1995 Women's Lacrosse
1995 Women's Lacrosse
School (USWLA Rank) Conf Over Last Game * Johns Hopkins (6) 10-0 15-3 M20 L William Smith, 16-9 (NCAA Semifinals) Ursinus (10) 9-1 12-5 M13 L Johns Hopkins, 16-6 (NCAA Quarterfinals) Franklin & Marshall (14) 8-2 11-5 M7 L Gettysburg, 8-6 (ECAC Championship) Gettysburg 7-3 13-5 M7 W F&M, 8-6 (ECAC Championship) Swarthmore 6-4 13-4 A28 W Haverford, 15-11 Western Maryland 5-5 7-5 A29 W Susquehanna, 21-5 Dickinson 4-6 6-7 A26 W Muhlenberg, 20-16 Muhlenberg 3-7 5-9 A29 W Washington, 13-6 Haverford 2-8 3-12 A28 L Swarthmore, 15-11 Bryn Mawr 1-9 6-11 A27 W Philadelphia Textile, 15-14 (OT) Washington 0-10 0-15 A29 L Muhlenberg, 13-6 * Conference champion Statistical Leaders (All Games) through games of May 6 Name, School Gls Asst Pts Julie Noyes, S 96 13 109 Colleen Dunn, G 81 11 92 Jenn Ward, JH 60 30 90 Francine Brennan, JH 49 41 90 Tami Videon, F&M 42 32 74 Amy Landis, U 57 16 73 Lara Ewens, S 45 23 68 Denise Sarver, WM 46 14 60 Amie Wilmer, H 53 6 59 Julie Martin, D 45 14 59 Name, School Svs GA Pct. Anita Patibandla, JH 157 86 64.6 Carolyn Holmes, G 185 126 59.5 Jill Maybee, S 200 139 58.9 Emily Kupprion, BM 168 129 56.6 Sharetha Gregory, BM 98 76 56.3 Kim Ryan, U 181 143 55.9 Amanda Rose, WM 126 106 54.3 Anju Rao, FM 93 86 52.0 Sarah Winn, D 102 97 51.3 Ellen McCarthy, D 67 66 50.4 CATEGORY LEADERS Goals Assists Saves 96 - Noyes, S 41 - Brennan, JH 200 - Maybee, S 81 - Dunn, G 32 - Videon, FM 185 - Holmes, G 60 - Ward, JH 30 - Ward, JH 181 - Ryan, U 57 - Landis, U 27 - Lund, D 168 - Kupprion, BM 53 - Wilmer, H 23 - Ewens, S 157 - Patibandla, JH
Swarthmore senior attacker Julie Noyes (Media, Pa./Strath Haven) was a first-team All-CC choice and was also named the Conference's Player of the Year in balloting conducted by the conference's 11 head coaches. Noyes was the leading scorer among Conference players, registering 57-5-62 in 10 CC games and 96 goals and 13 assists for 109 points overall. She graduates with 278 career goals and311 career points.
The eight-member Blue Jay contingent was led by junior attacker Jenn Ward (Wilton, Conn./Wilton). The only unanimous first-team selection and a repeater from the 1994 squad, she was third in the Conference in scoring (39-20-59) and had 60-30-90 overall. Joining her on the first attack unit was classmate Francine Brennan (Allenhurst, N.J./Miss Porter's School), who was second in CC scoring (33-27-60) and had 49-41-90 overall. Senior defender Trixie Sabundayo (Baltimore, Md./Bryn Mawr) and freshman goalkeeper Anita Patibandla (Canton, Ohio/Western Reserve) round out the JHU first-teamers. Sabundayo led a defense which permitted just 56 goals in 10 CC games, while Patibandla posted a Conference-leading 64.6 overall save percentage.
Johns Hopkins also placed senior attacker Sonia Dickson (Butler, Pa./Shady Side) and sophomore defender Mary Ann McGuire (Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven) on the second team, while junior defender Jocelyn Polston (Lansdowne, Pa./Penn Wood) and sophomore defender Lara Fisher (Brookville, N.Y./Portledge) were honorable mention selections.
Joining Noyes, Ward and Brennan on the first attack unit were Ursinus senior Amy Landis (Limerick, Pa./Spring-Ford), Gettysburg senior Colleen Dunn (Chatham, N.J./Chatham) and Franklin & Marshall junior Tami Videon (Newtown Square, Pa./Marple Newtown). Landis led the Bears with 57 goals and 16 assists for 73 points, while Dunn was second to Noyes in goals among CC players, tallying 81 on the season. Videon was second to Brennan in assists with 32 to go along with 42 goals.
The leading vote-getter among the defenders was Franklin & Marshall senior Jamie Lipari (Towaca, N.J./Montville), who moved up from the second team in 1994. The other three first-team defenders are Ursinus junior Jen Stone (Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown), Swarthmore senior Madeline Fraser (Alexandria, Va./West Potomac) and Gettysburg senior Jen Kline (Glyndon, Md./Franklin).
First Team Pos Name Class Hometown/High School Attack - Jenn Ward, Johns Hopkins * Jr. Wilton, Conn./Wilton Attack - Julie Noyes, Swarthmore * Sr. Media, Pa./Strath Haven Attack - Amy Landis, Ursinus # Sr. Limerick, Pa./Spring-Ford Attack - Colleen Dunn, Gettysburg # Sr. Chatham, N.J./Chatham Attack - Francine Brennan, Johns Hopkins # Jr. Allenhurst, N.J./Miss Porter's Attack - Tami Videon, Franklin & Marshall *Jr. Newtown Square, Pa.Marple Newtown Defense - Jamie Lipari, Franklin & Marshall#Sr. Towaca, N.J./Montville Defense - Jen Stone, Ursinus Jr. Boyertown, Pa./Boyertown Defense - Madeline Fraser, Swarthmore * Sr. Alexandria, Va./West Potomac Defense - Jen Kline, Gettysburg # Sr. Glyndon, Md./Franklin Defense - Trixie Sabundayo, Johns Hopkins Sr . Baltimore, Md./Bryn Mawr Goal - Anita Patibandla, Johns Hopkins Fr. Canton, Ohio/Western Reserve Second Team Pos Name Class Hometown/High School Attack - Amie Wilmer, Haverford # Sr. Bristol, Vt./Phillips Andover Attack - Denise Sarver, Western Maryland * Jr. Kingsville, Md./Fallston Attack - Sonia Dickson, Johns Hopkins $ Sr. Butler, Pa./Shady Side Attack - Megan DiPanni, Muhlenberg # Jr. Media, Pa./Strath Haven Attack - Suzy Mauk, Franklin & Marshall Sr. Mt. Laurel, N.J./Lenape Attack - Michelle Derderian, Ursinus Sr. Hatfield, Pa./North Penn Defense - Jill Schulz, Washington $ Jr. Bel Air, Md./Bel Air Defense - Rachel Steinbrook, Muhlenberg Jr. Roxborough, Pa./Penn Charter Defense - Amy Gorman, Gettysburg Sr. Marlton, N.J./Cherokee Defense - Mary Ann McGuire, Johns Hopkins So. Rumson, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Defense - Elizabeth O'Neill, Swarthmore Sr. Milwaukee, Wis./Rufus King Goal - Kim Ryan, Ursinus Jr. Brooklawn, N.J./Gloucester Honorable Mention Attack - Julie Martin, Dickinson $ (Jr., Owings Mills, Md./Garrison Forest); Kirsten Sadler, Gettysburg (Sr., Ellicott City, Md./Centennial); Lara Ewens, Swarthmore (Jr., Providence, R.I./Moses Brown); Jen Howe, Ursinus $ (Jr., Woodstock, Vt./Woodstock Union); Laura Costello, Bryn Mawr (Fr., Belmont, Mass./Buckingham, Brown & Nichols). Defense - Farah Hilley, Bryn Mawr (So., Yeadon, Pa./Penn Wood); Heather Seaburg, Western Maryland (Jr., Cedar Knolls, N.J./Whippany Park); Jen Potter, Dickinson (Fr., Mill Neck, N.Y./St. Mark's School); Lara Fisher, Johns Hopkins (So., Brookville, N.Y./Portledge); Jocelyn Polston, Johns Hopkins (Jr., Lansdowne, Pa./Penn Wood); Brooke Doherty, Dickinson (Jr., Wilmington, Del./Tower Hill); Cindy DeFelice, Franklin & Marshall (Jr., Larchmont, N.Y./Mamaroneck); Heather Maloney, Swarthmore # (Sr., North Yarmouth, Maine/Greely). Goal - Jill Maybee, Swarthmore (Jr., Rockville, Md./Holton-Arms). * First-team All-Centennial Conference in 1994 # Second-team All-Centennial Conference in 1994 $ Honorable Mention All-Centennial Conference in 1994 Player of the Year (5-3-1 voting) Julie Noyes, Swarthmore 42 Jenn Ward, Johns Hopkins 25 Amy Landis, Ursinus 19 Colleen Dunn, Gettysburg 13