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10th Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game

Boys Game

North (4-5) vs South (5-4)

Towson University; Johnny Unitas Stadium

Friday, July 3, 8PM

TV: ESPN U

2014 RECAP: For the first time in the event’s history the game’s outcome had to be

decided in overtime. Mikey Wynne netted the sudden death game winner, and his

fourth goal of the game, to seal the sudden 17-16 victory for the South. It marked the

South’s fourth win in a row and gives the squad a one win advantage in the series.

PERFECT 10: This year marks the 10th edition of the sport’s premiere high school

All-Star showcase. Let’s take a look back at some of the top 10 moments from the

annual Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game:

1. 2013 Matt Rambo set an event record by netting eight goals while leading the

South in a shootout over the North, 28-24.

2. 2011 South goalie Bobby Wardwell posted 12 saves en route to only allowing

an event record two goals during his half of game action. His nine fourth

quarter saves were crucial in the 11-9 victory.

3. 2006 Craig Dowd scored five goals in the event’s inaugural year as the North

escaped with a 17-14 victory.

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4. 2014 The series witnessed its only overtime game. Mikey Wynne ended it in sudden death with his

fourth goal of the game and gave the South its fourth straight win.

5. 2008 Tim Rommel scored with 57.8 seconds remaining and sealed the North’s 13-12 win.

6. 2009 The South earned its first victory in the series thanks to Chris LaPierre’s six points (2 goals and

4 assists)

7. 2007 The North trounced the South, 20-10, for the largest margin of victory in the event’s illustrious

history

8. 2013 Both teams combined for a whopping 52 goals as the South pulled away with a 28-24 win.

9. 2010 The last year the North was victorious, middie Mark Cockerton scored four goals, including

two in the final stanza, to help his team to a 17-12 victory.

10. 2012 Gordie Koerber netted a hat trick, scoring two of the South’s three second half goals, to help

fend off a fierce North comeback. The North fell one goal short despite outscoring its opponent

6-3 in the second half.

ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICA TEAM

Attack:

Lyle Thompson (2011) Two-time Tewaaraton Award winner; NCAA career points record holder

Steele Stanwick (2008) 2011 Tewaaraton Award winner

Matt Rambo (2013) Earned UAAA MVP honors with an event record 8 goals

Midfield

Myles Jones (2011) 2015 Tewaaraton Award Finalist; Led Duke to two national titles; only player to

perform “The Dougie” after scoring a goal in the All-America game

Tom Schreiber (2010) Holds Princeton career points records by a midfielder; drafted by MLL’s Ohio

Machine first overall in 2014

David Lawson (2009) Member of 2014 Team USA; led Duke to 2013 National Championship

LSM

CJ Costabile (2008) Four-time USILA All-America selection; 2012 Tewaaraton Award Finalist; after

winning the faceoff, scored the overtime game winner against Notre Dame to lead

the Blue Devils to the national title in 2012.

Defense

Tucker Durkin (2009) Member of 2014 Team USA; won the William C. Schmeisser Award as the

nation's top defensemen while at Johns Hopkins

Ryan Flanagan (2007) He was a three-time USILA All-American and the 2010 co-winner of the

Schmeisser Memorial Cup as the nation's top defenseman

Chad Wiedmaier (2008) Four-time All-American; the first four-time First Team All-Ivy League men's

lacrosse player in Princeton history

Goalie

Niko Amato (2009) A three-time USILA All-American; led Terps to two championship game and one

semi-final appearance; winner of the Ensign C. Mackland Kelly, Jr. Award

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BIG BROTHER IS WATCHING: Joey Froccaro (Midfield/Sands Point, NY/Port Washington/Villanova) is

the third Froccaro son/brother to play in the Under Armour All-America game. Patrick Kelly (UAAA class of

2012) will watch his younger brother Timmy (Attack/Timonium, MD/Calvert Hall) wear the All-America

jersey this year.

Joey Froccaro ............................................................................................. Jeff (UAAA 2009); Jake (UAAA 2012)

Timmy Kelly ................................................................................................................ Patrick Kelly (UAAA 2012)

STATE OF THE GAME: This year’s roster is comprised of players from 15 states and Canada. Georgia is

represented for the first time ever (Nathan Solomon/Alpharetta, GA/Centennial High School). It is also the first

time Canada has sent multiple players in the same year. New York leads the way with 13 players on the All-

America list, followed by Maryland’s 8. By contrast, 11 states were represented in the event’s inaugural year in

2006. AZ (1) CA (2) CO (1) CT (2) FL (1) GA (1)

MA (2) MD (8) NH (1) NJ (1) NY (13) PA (5)

RI (1) TX (1) VA (2) Canada (2)

HIGH FIVE: Eddie Bouhall (North, Defense, Lynbrook, NY, Lynbrook High School) is the first-ever UA

All-American headed to Lehigh.

IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO: Garden City High School in Garden City, NY and The Haverford School

in Haverford, PA are the only high school programs with multiple All-Americans this year. Garden City is

represented by James Sullivan (M/FO, Harvard) and Tommy Wright (LSM/D, Penn State), while Drew

Supinski (Midfield, Johns Hopkins) and Grant Ament (Attack, Penn State) played for Haverford.

YOU LOOK FAMILIAR: 26 of this year’s All-Americans, including 16 on the South squad, were in town for

this event in 2014, 2013 and/or 2012 while competing for their respective region in the Under Armour

Underclass Lacrosse Tournament that is affiliated with this event.

LYLE STYLE: UAAA alumnus Lyle Thompson (2011) captured the Tewaaraton Award for the second

consecutive season. It marked the fourth time in history an UAAA alumni won the game’s top award:

Tewaaraton Award Winners (Men)

2015 Lyle Thompson, Albany (UAAA 2011)

2014 Lyle Thompson, Albany (UAAA 2011) and Miles Thompson, Albany (UAAA 2010)

2012 Peter Baum, Colgate (UAAA 2009)

2011 Steele Stanwick, Virginia (UAAA 2008)

WAAR CHEST: Three out of five of this year’s men’s Tewaaraton Award finalists played in the Under

Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic.

2015 Tewaaraton Award Men’s Finalists, Men:

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-Lyle Thompson, Albany; Myles Jones, Duke; Kevin Rice, Syracuse (Wesley Berg, Denver; Matt

Kavanagh, Notre Dame)

YOU GET A TROPHY, AND YOU GET A TROPHY, AND YOU GET A TROPHY: UAAA Alumni

dominated the 2015 USILA Individual Awards.

-Lt. Raymond J. Enners Award - Outstanding Player: Lyle Thompson, University at Albany

-Lt. J.G. Donald MacLaughlin Jr. Award - Outstanding Midfielder: Myles Jones, Duke University

-Lt. Col. J.I. (Jack) Turnbull Award - Outstanding Attackman: Kevin Rice, Syracuse University

ALL-AMERICA TITLE FOLLOWS THEM: 22 of this year’s USILA All-Americans (First-Third Teams)

have Under Armour All-America ties:

First Team (7)

Attack: Connor Cannizzaro, Denver; Kevin Rice, Syracuse; Lyle Thompson, Albany

Midfield: Myles Jones, Duke

LSM: Ryan Kilpatrick, North Carolina

Defense: Casey Ikeda, Maryland; Brandon Mullins, Syracuse

Second Team (7)

Attack: Jimmy Bitter, University of North Carolina; Ryan Brown, Johns Hopkins University; Joey

Sankey, University of North Carolina

Midfield: Deemer Class, Duke University; Nick Galasso, Syracuse University

Defense: Austin Pifani, University of North Carolina

Goalie: Matt Barrett, University of Virginia

Third Team (8)

Attack: John Glesener, United States Military Academy

Midfield: Joe LoCascio, University of Maryland; Zach Miller, University of Denver; Joel Tinney, Johns

Hopkins University; Ryan Tucker, University of Virginia

LSM: Michael Pellegrino, Johns Hopkins University

SSDM: Tate Jozokos, University of North Carolina

Defense: Robby Haus, Ohio State University

THE FINAL COUNTDOWN: 43 UA All-Americans participated in the NCAA Division I Final Four in

Philadelphia in 2015. Maryland had the most with 16, followed by Johns Hopkins’ 14, Notre Dame (10) and

Denver (3).

Men: 43 players (18 starters)

- Maryland 16 (6 starters)

- Johns Hopkins 14 (7 starters)

- Notre Dame 10 (3 starters)

- Denver 3 (2 starters)

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SPREAD THE WEALTH: The class of 2015 will be headed to 19 different universities in the fall. Duke,

Syracuse, North Carolina and Johns Hopkins lead the way with four recruits on the All-America rosters. Lehigh

landed its first All-American in the program’s history.

Army

Cornell (2)

Denver (2)

Duke (4)

Georgetown

Harvard (3)

Johns Hopkins (4)

Lehigh

Loyola (2)

Maryland (3)

Michigan

Notre Dame (3)

North Carolina (4)

OSU (2)

Penn State (2)

Pennsylvania (3)

Syracuse (4)

Virginia (2)

Villanova

CONFERENCE RIVALRIES BLOSSOMING: Every school in the ACC and Big 10 has at least one recruit

on this year’s All-America rosters. The ACC leads the way with 17 All-America recruits heading to its five

institutions. In only its second year of existence in 2016, the Big 10 will have 12 All-Americans on display. The

Ivy League boasts 8 All-America recruits.

ACC (17)

Big 10 (12)

Big East (4)

Ivy (8)

Patriot (4)

CONFERENCE CALL: A total of 20 former UA All-Americans were named to their respective conferences’

all-conference first teams. Five UAAA alumni took home Player, Offensive or Defensive Player of the Year

honors for either their conference, and three were tabbed their conference’s Rookie of the Year.

ACC: Offensive Player of the Year - Kevin Rice, Syracuse; Freshman of the Year - Justin Guterding, Duke;

First Team: Deemer Class, Duke; Conor Doyle, Notre Dame; Myles Jones, Duke; Jimmy Bitter, North

Carolina; Joey Sankey, North Carolina; Ryan Kilpatrick, North Carolina; Brandon Mullins, Syracuse; Kevin

Rice, Syracuse; Matt Barrett, Virginia.

America East: Player of the Year - Lyle Thompson, Albany Rookie of the Year - Connor Fields, Albany; First

Team: Lyle Thompson, Albany; Connor Fields, Albany.

Big East: First Team: Connor Cannizzarro, Denver; Zach Miller, Denver.

Colonial: Player of the Year - Sam Llinares, Hofstra; First Team: Sam Llinares, Hofstra.

Big Ten: Offensive Player of the Year - Ryan Brown, Johns Hopkins; Defensive Player of the Year - Casey

Ikeda, Maryland; Freshman of the Year - Joel Tinney, Johns Hopkins; First Team: Ryan Brown, Johns Hopkins;

Wells Stanwick, Johns Hopkins; Joe LoCascio, Maryland; Matt Rambo, Maryland; Casey Ikeda, Maryland.

Patriot League: First Team: John Glesener, Army

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COACHING STAFFS Boys North

Eamon McAnaney, ESPN’s lead play-by-play announcer for college lacrosse since 2010, has called

Championship Weekend in each of the last four seasons. He was a four-year letter winner at Notre Dame for

Rich O'Leary and Kevin Corrigan. As a senior in 1991 he was a tri-captain for the Fighting Irish. The North

assistant coaches are Dave Mullen and Jim Marlatt.

Boys South

Liam Banks was a two-time All-American at Syracuse where he earned the NCAA Tournament’s Most

Outstanding Player award in 2000. He played in the MLL from 2004-2008. He is also the founder of LB3

Lacrosse. The South assistant coaches are Sean Lindsey and JP Banks.

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Boys Game Records Individual

Goals

Goals Name Team Year

1. 8 Matt Rambo South 2013

T2. 5 Sam Bonafede North 2014

5 Zach Miller North 2013

5 Craig Dowd North 2006

T5. 4 Mikey Wynne South 2014

4 Tim Rotanz North 2013

4 Wilkens Dismuke South 2013

4 Mark Cockerton North 2010

4 Matt White North 2009

4 Brian Casey South 2009

4 Landon Carr South 2009

4 Garrett Ince North 2007

Assists

Assists Name Team Year

1. 4 Chris LaPierre South 2009

T2. 2 Connor Cannizzaro North 2013

2 Matt Ryan North 2013

2 Shane Simpson North 2013

2 Zach Currier South 2013

2 Stephen Kelly South 2013

2 Scott Kocis North 2006

2 Michael Shakespeare North 2008

2 Joe Marasco North 2009

2 Steven Murphy North 2009

2 Matt White North 2009

2 Peter Baum South 2009

2 Marcus Holman South 2009

2 John Glesener North 2010

2 Tyler German South 2011

2 Spencer Parks South 2012

2 Charlie Schnider South 2012

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Boys Game Records Individual (Continued)

Points

Points Name Team Year 1. 8 Matt Rambo South 2013

T2. 6 Zach Miller North 2013

6 Chris LaPierre South 2009

6 Matt White North 2009

T5. 5 Sam Bonafede North 2014

5 Tim Rotanz North 2013

5 Craig Dowd North 2006

5 Zac Guy North 2009

Saves

Saves Name Team Year

1. 14 Tommy Heidt North 2014

T2. 12 Owen Malloy South 2014

12 Matt Barrett South 2013

12 Bobby Wardwell South 2011

12 AJ Fiore North 2009

6. 11 John Galloway South 2007

T7. 10 Brian Feeney North 2010

10 Eric Schneider North 2010

10 Andrew O’Connell South 2010

10 Rob Fortunato North 2008

10 Andrew Wascavage South 2008

Fewest Goals Allowed

GA Name Team Year

1. 2 Bobby Wardwell South 2011

Ground Balls (Since 2008)

GB Name Team Year

1. 18 Stephen Kelly South 2013

2. 16 Liam O'Connor South 2010

T3. 10 Sam Bonafede North 2014

10 Greg Pelton South 2014

10 Zach Currier South 2013

10 Will Fields South 2008

T7. 9 Peter Welch South 2014

9 Chris Keating North 2013

9 Zach Miller North 2013

9 Brandon Gamblin North 2011

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Boys Game Records Individual (Continued)

Faceoffs Won (Since 2008)

Tot. Name Team Year

1. 24 Stephen Kelly (24 of 38) South 2013

2. 22 Sam Bonafede (22 of 30) North 2014

T3. 21 Liam O'Connor (21 of 33) South 2010

21 Tyler Knarr (21 of 31) North 2009

5. 16 Will Fields (16 of 26) South 2008

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Boys Game Records Team

Goals

Game: 28 (South 2013)

Quarter: 10 (2nd Qtr, South 2013)

Total Combined: 52 (2013; South 28, North 24)

Assists

Game: 11 (South 2009)

Saves

Game: 21 (South 2014; South 2011)

Ground Balls (Since 2008)

Game: 68 (North 2014)

Faceoffs Won (Since 2008)

Game: 30 (South 2013; 30-of-54)

MVP

2006: Craig Dowd (North)

2007: Garett Ince (North)

2008: Steven Rastivo (North)

2009: Chris LaPierre (South)

2010 Mark Cockerton (North)

2011 Bobby Wardwell (South)

2012 Gordie Koerber (South)

2013 Matt Rambo (South)

2014 Mikey Wynne (South)

Series History

South leads 5-4. The South has won four consecutive years.

Year North South

2006 17 14

2007 20 10

2008 13 12

2009 16 19

2010 17 12

2011 9 11

2012 11 12

2013 24 28

2014 16 17 (OT)

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10th Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game:

Girls Game

North (7-2) vs South (2-7)

Towson University; Johnny Unitas Stadium

Friday, July 3, 5:30 PM

2014 RECAP: The North jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead on its way to a

convincing 18-11 victory. MVP Shayna Pirreca posted five points on three goals

and two assists. The North squad has captured six out of the last seven games,

and leads the overall series versus the South, 7-2.

ALL-TIME ALL-AMERICA TEAM Here’s a quick look at some of the all-

time greats who have played in the Under Armour All-America Lacrosse Game

over the last 10 years:

MIDFIELD

Taylor Cummings (2012) Two-time Tewaaraton winner; led Maryland to

two consecutive national championships; 2015

Big ten Midfielder of the year; USA national team

member.

Katie Schwarzmann (2009) Two-time Tewaaraton winner; IWLCA National

Midfielder of the year; ACC Offensive Player and

Rookie of the Year.

Caitlyn McFadden (2006) Tewaaraton winner; IWLCA National Midfielder

of the year.

ATTACK

Courtney Fortunato (2013) National Rookie of the Year and IWLCA All-

American; named MVP in 2013 All-America

game.

Alex Aust (2009) Tewaaraton finalist; USA national team member.

Shannon Smith (2008) Northwestern’s all-time leading scorer; Tewaarton

winner in 2011.

Michelle Tumolo (2009) IWLCA attacker of the year; Tewaaraton finalist.

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DEFENSE

Sam Farrell (2009) IWLCA All-American, 2012-2013; ALC Defender of the Year.

Barbara Sullivan (2011) Named First-Team All-American by IWLCA.

Alice Mercer (2012) 2014 first team all-region; 2015 second team All-American.

Megan Douty (2011) Tewaaraton finalist; 2015 Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year.

GOALIE:

Brianne LoManto (2008) Two NCAA championships as a starter. Twice named to NCAA Championship

All-Tournament Team.

SIXTH SENSE: For the sixth consecutive year, a UAAA alum captured the Tewaaraton Award which is

awarded annually to the nation’s top female and male college lacrosse player. Maryland’s Taylor Cummings,

who led the Terps to the 2014 and 2015 national championship, earn the sport’s most prestigious honor for the

second consecutive year.

Tewaaraton Winners (2010-2015)

Taylor Cummings, Maryland, 2015 (UAAA 2012)

Taylor Cummings, Maryland, 2014 (UAAA 2012)

Katie Schwarzman, Maryland, 2013 (UAAA 2009)

Katie Schwarzman, Maryland, 2012 (UAAA 2009)

Shannon Smith, Northwestern 2011 (UAAA 2008)

Caitlyn McFadden, Maryland, 2010 (UAAA 2008)

FEARSOME FOURSOME: Four of the five 2015 Tewaaraton Award finalists also played in the Under

Armour All-America Lacrosse Classic.

2015 Tewaaraton Finalists

University of Maryland midfielder Taylor Cummings (UAAA 2012)

Syracuse University attacker Kayla Treanor (UAAA 2012)

Notre Dame defender Barbara Sullivan (UAAA 2011)

University of Florida midfielder Shannon Gilroy (UAAA 2011)

Boston College midfielder Sarah Mannelly

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NEW FACES IN NEW PLACES: The women’s lacrosse programs at Michigan and Furman landed an Under

Armour All-American for the first time in school history.

Michigan ...................Alli Kothari (SOUTH), Goalie, Ardmore, PA

Furman......................Abby Shields (SOUTH), Midfield, Vero Beach, FL

SISTER ACT: Three players from the 2015 roster, Kelsey Cummings (Attack, Ellicott City, MD/ McDonogh

School), Shelby Mercer (Defense, Woodbine, MD/Century) and Sydney Pirreca (Midfield, Mount Sinai,

NY/Mount Sinai) have an older sister who was also named an Under Armour All-American previously. Kelsey

Cummings will join her famous sister, Taylor, next year in College Park.

Kelsey Cummings ................................................................................................................... Taylor (UAAA 2012)

Shelby Mercer ........................................................................................................................... Alice (UAAA 2012)

Sydney Pirreca .......................................................................................................................Shayna (UAAA 2014)

WELCOME BACK: 31 of the seniors on this year’s All-America girls rosters, including 17 on the North

squad, were in town for this event in 2014 and/or 2013 while competing for their respective region in the

Underclass tournament that is affiliated with this event.

THE EAGLES HAVE NOT LANDED: All-Americans Olivia Jenner, Elizabeth George, and Kelsey

Cummings helped the McDonogh Eagles finish the 2015 season with a 21-0 record. It marked the sixth straight

year McDonogh has gone undefeated. The Eagles have now won 133 consecutive games, which is a girls’ high

school lacrosse best. McDonogh has been the High School National Champions and the top ranked team in the

country in the seven-year span. During the winning streak, McDonogh has produced 21 Under Armour All-

Americans, including 2012 All-American game MVP Taylor Cummings.

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ALL-AMERICANS, AGAIN: 25 of the 48 women selected to the IWLCA All-America teams were former

UA All-Americans in HS, with 10 on the 1st Team.

First Team (10) Attack: Courtney Fortunato, University of Notre Dame; Brooke Griffin, University of Maryland;

Kayla Treanor, Syracuse University; Halle Majorana , Syracuse University

Kerrin Maurer, Duke University; Covington Stanwick, Boston College

Midfield: Taylor Cummings, University of Maryland; Shannon Gilroy, University of Florida

Defense: Barbara Sullivan, University of Notre Dame

Second Team (8) Attack: Kailah Kempney, Syracuse University; Selena Lasota, Northwestern University;

Courtney Swan, University of Virginia; Annie Thomas, Loyola University

Midfield: Maggie Bill, University of North Carolina; Mikaela Rix, Boston College

Defense: Alex Dalton, University of Notre Dame; Alice Mercer, University of Maryland

Third Team (7) Attack: Liza Blue, University of Virginia; Megan Whittle, University of Maryland; Aly

Messinger, University of North Carolina

Midfield: Tatum Coffey, Pennsylvania State University; Dene DiMartino, Johns Hopkins

University; Casey Pearsall, University of Notre Dame

Defense: Caroline Fitzgerald, University of Florida

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CONFERENCE CALL: Former UA All-Americans dominated All-Conference and Player of the Year honors

at the collegiate level:

ACC

Offensive Player of the Year – Kayla Treanor, Syracuse

Defensive Player of the Year – Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame

First Team: Kayla Treanor, Syracuse; Mikaela Rix, Boston College; Covie Stanwick, Boston College; Kerrin

Maurer, Duke; Halle Majorana, Syracuse; Barbara Sullivan, Notre Dame

Big East Midfielder of the Year - Shannon Gilroy, Florida

Rookie of the Year - Grace Nolan, Florida

First Team : Nora Barry, Florida; Caroline Fitzgerald, Florida; Shannon Gilroy, Florida; Devon Schneider,

Florida; Caroline Tarzian, Georgetown

Big Ten Attack Player of the Year - Brooke Griffin, Maryland

Midfielder of the Year - Taylor Cummings, Maryland

Defensive Player of the Year - Meg Douty Maryland

Freshman of the Year - Selena Lasota, Northwestern

First Team: Taylor Cummings, Maryland; Meg Douty, Maryland; Brooke Griffin, Maryland; Alice Mercer,

Maryland; Zoe Stukenberg, Maryland; Megan Whittle, Maryland; Selena Lasota, Northwestern; Tatum Coffey,

Penn State

Colonial Coach of the Year: Shannon Smith, Hofstra (Northwestern, UAAA Class of 2008)

First Team: Lexi Cross, James Madison

Ivy League First Team: Olivia Hompe, Princeton; Marisa Romeo, Harvard; Lindsay Toppe, Cornell; Liz Bannantine,

Princeton

Patriot League Offensive Player of the Year - Annie Thomas, Loyola

First Team: Annie Thomas, Loyola

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COACHING STAFFS

Girls North

As a senior at Boston College, Covie Stanwick was a 2015 IWLCA First-Team All American. Throughout her

career she was a three-time All American, a four-time All ACC Team selection, and a two-time Tewaaraton

nominee. Stanwick finished her career as the all-time leading scorer at Boston College. Stanwick, a Baltimore

native, played on the Under Armour Underclass Championship teams in 2009 & 2010 where she was named the

MVP of the tournament in 2009. As a senior in 2011, Stanwick was on the South team for the senior All-

America game. The North assistant coaches are Sam McGee and Caileigh Sindall.

Girls South

Chris Robinson has been the head coach at McDonogh for eleven years, where he compiled a 213-9 record.

His teams have won eight IAAM championships. The last six years his Eagles have been ranked No. 1 in the

country and are in the midst of a consecutive win streak that spans 133 games. The South assistant coaches are

Kim McNemar and Amanda Brady.

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Girls Game Records Individual

Goals

Goals Name Team Year

1. 6 Kaitlyn Brosco North 2010

T2. 5 Taylor Cummings South 2012

5 Kelci Smesko South 2012

5 Tatum Coffey North 2011

5 Cori Donohoe South 2007

5 Traci Landy North 2006

Assists

Assists Name Team Year

1. 5 Corinne Etchison South 2012

T2 4 Cortney Fortunato North 2013

4 Paige Hanson South 2010

T4. 3 Taylor Cummings South 2012

3 Kelsey Horton South 2010

Points

Points Name Team Year T1. 8 Cortney Fortunato North 2013

8 Taylor Cummings South 2012

8 Corinne Etchison South 2012

T4. 6 Kaitlyn Brosco North 2010

6 Traici Landy North 2006

Saves

Saves Name Team Year

1 10 Barb Black South 2010

2. 7 Alyssa Costantino North 2010

T3. 6 Megan Ward South 2012

6 Megan McDonald North 2012

6 Kelly Weiss North 2011

6 Brianne LoManto North 2008

6 Alisa Konishi South 2008

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Girls Game Records Individual (continued)

Ground Balls (Since 2008)

GB Name Team Year 1. 6 Alex McKay South 2013

T2. 5 Anne Farnham North 2012

5 Barb Black South 2010

T4. 4 Alexandra Dalton North 2013

4 Caroline Federico South 2013

4 Caroline Fitzgerald North 2013

4 Callahan Kent North 2013

4 Taylor Cummings South 2012

4 Megan Ward South 2012

4 Caileigh Sindall South 2011

4 Kelyn Freedman North 2010

Draw Controls (Since 2010)

DC Name Team Year 1. 11 Taylor Cummings South 2012

T2. 5 Kelly Meyers South 2014

5 Zoe Stukenberg South 2013

5 Taylor Virden South 2010

T4. 4 Mikaela Rix North 2011

4 Natalie Glanell South 2010

4 Brooke Griffin South 2010

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Girls Game Records Team

Goals

Game: 25 (South, 2012)

Half: 17 (South, 2012, 1st Half)

Combined: 38 (2012; North 13-South 25)

Assists

Game: 13 (South, 2012)

Saves

Game: 12 (North, 2010)

Ground Balls (Since 2008)

Game: 25 (North 2013)

Draw Controls (Since 2010)

Game: 22 South 2010

MVP

2006: Traci Landy (North)

2007: Corey Donohoe (South)

2008: Erin Brennan (North)

2009: Stephanie Anderson (North)

2010 Kaitlyn Brosco (North)

2011 Tatum Coffey (North)

2012 Taylor Cummings (South)

2013 Cortney Fortunato (North)

2014 Shayna Pirreca (North)

Series History

North leads, 7-2.

Year North South

2006 15 12

2007 11 14

2008 13 12

2009 12 9

2010 17 16

2011 15 10

2012 13 25

2013 18 16

2014 18 11