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2013 Stanford field Hockey

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GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Stanford, CA 94305-6150 Enrollment: 15,870 (6,999 undergraduates) Founded: 1891 Nickname: Cardinal Colors: Cardinal and White Conference: NorPac Jaquish & Kenninger Director of Athletics: Bernard MuirSport Administrator: Joe Karlgaard President: John Hennessy Faculty Representative: Al Camarillo

COACHES/SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach: Tara Danielson (Massachusetts, 1994) – 4th yearRecord at Stanford (Years): 48-17 (3) Career Record (Years): 54-30 (4) Assistant Coach: Patrick Cota (UCLA, 2010) – 4th yearAssistant Coach: Steve Danielson (San Diego State, 1999) – 4th yearVolunteer Assistant Coach: Andrew ZayacAdministrative Assistant/Videographer: Katelin PetersonAthletic Trainer: Katie Susskind Sports Performance Coach: Lesley MoserAcademic Services: Hillary McKinney Accounting/Finance: Angela WoerzField Hockey Office Phone: (650) 725-2578

TEAM INFORMATION2012 Record: 16-7 (Home: 6-2, Away: 3-4, Neutral: 7-1) 2012 NorPac Record (Finish): 6-0 (1st) 2012 NorPac Tournament: Championship Game

(Stanford 3, Liberty 0 on Nov. 3, 2012 at Farmville, VA) 2012 NCAA Tournament: First Round

(North Carolina 4, Stanford 1 on Nov. 10, 2012 at Chapel Hill, NC)Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/6 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Newcomers: 4 Facility (capacity): Varsity Turf (500)

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. Athletic Communications Director/Field Hockey Contact: Brian Risso Email: [email protected] Office Phone: (650) 736-9044 Athletics Communications and Media Relations Office: (650) 723-4418 Athletics Communications and Media Relations Fax: (650) 725-2957 Athletics Website: www.gostanford.com

Table of ContentsQuick Facts / Schedule ................................................................... 1Roster / Team Photo ....................................................................... 22012 Stats / Results ...................................................................... 3Year-by-Year Records/Leaders ........................................................ 4Postseason History ......................................................................... 5All-Time Honors ............................................................................. 6Varsity Turf .................................................................................... 7

2013 ScheduleDay Date Opponent Site Time (TV)Sat. Aug. 31 Connecticut Stanford, CA 11 a.m. (P12NET)

Mon. Sept. 2 Michigan State Stanford, CA 3 p.m. (P12NET)

Fri. Sept. 6 New Hampshire Stanford, CA 6 p.m.Sun. Sept. 8 VCU Stanford, CA 2 p.m.Sat. Sept. 14 vs. Central Michigan Iowa City, IA 12 p.m.Sun. Sept. 15 at Iowa Iowa City, IA 11 a.m.Fri. Sept. 20 * California Stanford, CA 2:30 p.m. (P12NET)

Sat. Sept. 28 vs. Syracuse Albany, N.Y. 11 a.m.Sun. Sept. 29 at Albany Albany, N.Y. 10 a.m.Fri. Oct. 4 * Pacific Stanford, CA 6 p.m.Sun. Oct. 6 * at UC Davis Davis, CA 6 p.m.Fri. Oct. 11 * UC Davis Stanford, CA 6 p.m.Sun. Oct. 13 Yale Stanford, CA 12 p.m.Fri. Oct. 18 at Wake Forest Winston-Salem, N.C. 4 p.m.Sun. Oct. 20 at Duke Durham, N.C. 9 a.m.Fri. Oct. 25 Michigan Stanford, CA 2 p.m. (P12NET)

Mon. Oct. 28 * Pacific Stanford, CA 7 p.m.Thu. Oct. 31 * at California Berkeley, CA 3 p.m. (P12NET)

Thu-Sat. Nov. 7-9 NorPac Championship Lynchburg, VA TBA* NorPac game All Times PacificHome games in BOLD at Varsity Turf

Credits: The 2013 Stanford field hockey record book was written and edited by Brian Risso. Design, layout and production by Don Hogue. Photography by Marc Abrams, Dave Elkinson, Don Feria, David Gonzales, Kyle Terada, John Todd and Norbert von der Groeben.

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Back Row: Head Coach Tara Danielson, Assistant Coach Patrick Cota, Assistant Coach Steve Danielson, Lauren Becker, Kasey Quon, Kristina Bassi, Catherine Dawson, Hannah Thiemann, Shannon Herold, Kelsey Harbin, Fran Tew, Volunteer Assistant Coach Andrew Zayac, Administrative Assistant/Videographer Katelin Peterson, Athletic Trainer Katie Susskind. Front Row: Casey Deeds, Courtney Haldeman, Hope Burke, Maddie Secco, Elise Ogle, Dulcie Davies, Caroline Beaudoin, Jessica Chisholm, Alex McCawley, Anna Simmons, Clemence Couteau.

2013 RosterNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School)1 Dulcie Davies GK 5-5 So. London, England (Alleyn’s School)3 Hope Burke A 5-5 Sr. Selinsgrove, Pa. (Selinsgrove Area)4 Jessica Chisholm M 5-5 So. Tauranga, New Zealand (Waikato Diocesan School for Girls)5 Courtney Haldeman A 5-4 Sr. Upperco, Md. (Hereford)7 Elise Ogle M 5-6 R-Jr. Gilroy, Calif. (Gilroy)8 Caroline Beaudoin M 5-4 Fr. Yorktown, Va. (Grafton)10 Casey Deeds F 5-6 Fr. Monument, Colo. (Palmer Ridge)11 Anna Simmons D 5-4 Sr. Worthington, Ohio (Thomas Worthington)12 Kristina Bassi F 5-7 Fr. Mountain View, Calif. (St. Francis)13 Kelsey Harbin D 5-10 Jr. Escondido, Calif. (San Pasqual)14 Alex McCawley M 5-5 Jr. North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Carson Graham Secondary School)15 Fran Tew D 5-6 Fr. Suffolk, England (Ipswich School)16 Clemence Couteau D 5-6 So. Campbell, Calif. (Archbishop Mitty)19 Catherine Dawson A 5-10 So. Houston, Texas (St. John’s School)20 Lauren Becker A 5-7 So. Lower Gwynedd, Pa. (Wissahickon)21 Kasey Quon M 5-8 Jr. Lake Forest, Ill. (Lake Forest)22 Maddie Secco M 5-6 So. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (Oak Bay Secondary School)23 Hannah Thiemann D 5-11 Jr. Ladue, Mo. (MICDS)24 Shannon Herold M 5-7 Jr. Delta, British Columbia, Canada (South Delta Secondary School)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: Tara Danielson (Massachusetts, 1994) – 4th yearAssistant Coach: Patrick Cota (UCLA, 2010) – 4th yearAssistant Coach: Steve Danielson (San Diego State, 1999) – 4th yearVolunteer Assistant Coach: Andrew Zayac

Pronunciation GuideKristina Bassi Bass-eeCaroline Beaudoin Bo-dwinJessica Chisholm Chiz-imClemence Couteau Cluh-monce Coo-toeMaddie Secco Seh-koeFran Tew TwoHannah Thiemann Thee-min

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2012 ResultsDate Opponent Score Overall NorPac Att. Goals Scored (Assist)Aug. 24 La Salle W, 10-0 1-0 0-0 239 Haldeman (unassisted), McCawley (unassisted), Burke (Chisholm),

Dru (McCawley), Haldeman (Henriksson), Burke (unassisted), Dru (Quon, Herold), Burke (Secco), Secco (unassisted), Mitchell (Becker)

Aug. 26 No. 1 Maryland L, 2-3 (2OT) 1-1 0-0 370 McCawley (unassisted), Chisholm (Mitchell)Aug. 29 No. 20 Northwestern L, 1-4 1-2 0-0 106 McCawley (unassisted)Aug. 31 at Michigan State L, 1-2 1-3 0-0 358 Becker (Ogle)Sept. 1 vs. Miami (OH) (1) W, 3-0 2-3 0-0 106 Mitchell (unassisted), Mitchell (Burke), Haldeman (Harbin)Sept. 3 vs. Central Michigan (1) W, 2-1 3-3 0-0 97 Henriksson (Haldeman), Harbin (Dru)Sept. 7 No. 10 Iowa W, 3-2 4-3 0-0 129 Secco (unassisted), Becker (Burke, Dru), Harbin (Quon, Dru)Sept. 9 No. 18 Drexel W, 2-1 5-3 0-0 114 Haldeman (unassisted), Mitchell (Dru)Sept. 22 vs. Radford (2) W, 2-0 6-3 0-0 127 Becker (Burke), Chisholm (McCawley)Sept. 23 at No. 1 North Carolina L, 2-6 6-4 0-0 489 Chisholm (Dru), Burke (Dru, Becker)Sept. 28 * at California W, 2-1 7-4 1-0 205 Secco (unassisted), Haldeman (unassisted)Oct. 5 * UC Davis W, 5-0 8-4 2-0 226 Dru (Ogle, Secco), Herold (unassisted), Haldeman (Quon), Dru

(Burke, Herold), Haldeman (Dru)Oct. 7 * at Pacific W, 4-1 9-4 3-0 99 Dru (Herold, Burke), Secco (Burke), Dru (unassisted), Haldeman (Becker)Oct. 12 vs. No. 1 Syracuse (3) L, 1-4 9-5 3-0 112 Dru (Herold, Ogle)Oct. 14 at No. 4 Connecticut L, 0-1 9-6 3-0 476 –Oct. 19 * Pacific W, 5-1 10-6 4-0 205 Secco (Herold), McCawley (unassisted), Dru (Ogle, Herold),

Henriksson (Harbin), Mitchell (unassisted)Oct. 20 * at UC Davis W, 4-2 11-6 5-0 175 Becker (Harbin, Dru), Herold (Secco), Becker (Mitchell), Dru (Ogle)Oct. 23 * California W, 2-0 12-6 6-0 278 McCawley (unassisted), Henriksson (Burke, Harbin)Nov. 1 vs. Radford (4) W, 2-0 13-6 6-0 78 Harbin (Burke, Secco), Dru (Ogle, Secco)Nov. 2 vs. California (4) W, 6-2 14-6 6-0 112 Burke (Harbin), Simmons (Dru), Burke (Henriksson), Harbin (Ogle), Burke

(Ryan), Ogle (unassisted)Nov. 3 vs. Liberty (4) W, 3-0 15-6 6-0 287 Secco (McCawley), Becker (McCawley), Dru (Herold, Burke)Nov. 6 vs. Miami (OH) (5) W, 4-1 16-6 6-0 68 Henriksson (Dru), Dru (penalty shot), Burke (unassisted), Burke (Dru)Nov. 10 at No. 1 North Carolina (6) L, 1-4 16-7 6-0 305 Harbin (Dru)

No. Player G-GS G A Pts. Sh Shot% SOG GWG PS-ATT DS8 Becky Dru 23-23 12 12 36 65 .185 43 3 1-2 03 Hope Burke 23-23 9 9 27 35 .257 16 1 0-0 05 Courtney Haldeman 23-0 8 1 17 28 .286 20 2 0-0 022 Maddie Secco 20-20 6 5 17 35 .171 24 1 0-0 020 Lauren Becker 23-14 6 3 15 21 .286 13 2 0-0 013 Kelsey Harbin 20-20 5 5 15 34 .147 24 3 0-0 214 Alex McCawley 23-23 5 4 14 46 .109 20 2 0-0 06 Katie Mitchell 23-23 5 2 12 24 .208 18 2 0-0 024 Shannon Herold 23-23 2 7 11 13 .154 7 0 0-0 017 Emily Henriksson 23-5 4 2 10 19 .211 15 0 0-0 07 Elise Ogle 22-2 1 7 9 9 .111 7 0 0-0 04 Jessica Chisholm 21-4 3 1 7 11 .273 9 0 0-0 121 Kasey Quon 23-9 0 3 3 3 .000 1 0 0-0 011 Anna Simmons 23-23 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 0 0-0 015 Colleen Ryan 23-2 0 1 1 6 .000 4 0 0-0 018 Kelsey Lloyd 23-0 0 0 0 12 .000 8 0 0-0 016 Clemence Couteau 20-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0 0-0 012 Alysha Sekhon 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 0 0-0 023 Hannah Thiemann 22-16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 019 Catherine Dawson 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 010 Sam Neuber 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 01 Dulcie Davies 23-23 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0-0 0Totals 23 67 62 196 364 .184 231 16 1-2 3 Opponents 23 36 24 96 190 .189 115 7 0-0 20

No. Player G-GS MIN GA GAA SV PCT. W L T SHO1 Dulcie Davies 23-23 1633:13 36 1.54 76 .679 16 7 0 713 Kelsey Harbin 1-0 0:56 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 TEAM 2-0 5:27 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0Totals 23 1639:36 36 1.54 79 .687 16 7 0 7Opponents 23 1639:36 67 2.86 164 .710 7 16 0 1

2012 Statistics

(1) at East Lansing, MI(2) at Chapel Hill, N.C.(3) at Amherst, MA

(4) NorPac Championship at Farmville, VA(5) NCAA Play-In game at Farmville, VA

(6) NCAA Championship First Round at Chapel Hill, N.C. * denotes NorPac game Home games in Bold



*Official NCAA statistics started in 1981Year Overall Conference Conference Finish Postseason Head Coach1974 5-2-2 5-1 2nd NCIAC - - - Shirley Schoof1975 5-0-1 5-0-1 1st NCIAC AIAW Shirley Schoof1976 12-3 5-1 3rd NCIAC AIAW Shirley Schoof1977 9-3-2 3-2-2 3rd NCIAC - - - Barbara Longstreth1978 8-4-5 3-1-1 T-2nd NorCal - - - Barbara Longstreth1979 13-5-3 4-1-1 2nd NorCal AIAW Barbara Longstreth1980 6-8-4 2-3-1 4th NorCal - - - Barbara Longstreth*1981 6-5-3 3-2-2 3rd NorCal - - - Onnie Killefer1982 10-4-1 4-2 T-2nd NorPac - - - Onnie Killefer1983 10-8-1 5-3 3rd NorPac - - - Onnie Killefer1984 9-7 4-4 3rd NorPac - - - Onnie Killefer1985 10-4-1 6-1-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1986 12-5-1 6-1-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1987 10-6-1 6-1-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1988 8-5-2 2-2-2 3rd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1989 1-13-3 1-3-2 4th NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1990 8-5-1 5-0-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1991 10-4 5-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1992 4-9-2 2-3-1 2nd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1993 8-8 4-3 2nd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1994 4-8 2-4 3rd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1995 8-7 5-2 2nd NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson1996 10-3 - - - 1st NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1997 16-6 4-1 1st NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1998 13-5 5-0 1st NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson1999 9-9 4-1 2nd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson2000 13-11 4-2 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Sheryl Johnson 2001 11-8 5-1 T-1st NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson2002 10-11 4-2 2nd NorPac - - - Sheryl Johnson2003 6-13 2-4 3rd NorPac - - - Lesley Irvine2004 8-12 0-6 4th NorPac - - - Lesley Irvine2005 7-14 4-2 3rd NorPac - - - Lesley Irvine2006 9-10 5-1 2nd NorPac - - - Lesley Irvine2007 13-8 5-1 T-1st NorPac NCAA First Round Lesley Irvine2008 9-11 4-2 2nd NorPac NCAA Play-In Lesley Irvine2009 17-5 5-1 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Lesley Irvine2010 15-6 5-1 T-1st NorPac NCAA First Round Tara Danielson 2011 17-4 6-0 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Tara Danielson2012 16-7 6-0 1st NorPac NCAA First Round Tara Danielson

Year-by-Year Records

Year Goals Assists Points Shots Saves1993 Hallock (25) Syer (6) Hallock (52) - - - Hidalgo (101)1994 Marfil (11) Syer (18) Syer (26) Marfil (67) Naylor (132)1995 Medeiros (6) Leroux (8) Medeiros (17) Leroux (71) - - -1996 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1997 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1998 Leroux (14) Cloyd, Leroux (7) Leroux (35) Leroux (69) Crowley (44)1999 Banuelos (9) Billmyer, Williams (4) Banuelos (20) Banuelos (53) Shapiro (71)2000 Swesey (9) Swesey (7) Swesey (25) Stai (73) Shapiro (148)2001 Swesey (11) Herman (4) Swesey (24) Swesey (45) Shapiro (112)2002 Billmyer (10) Morgan, Williams (6) Billmyer (23) Williams (76) Zander (50)2003 Lopresti (10) Lopresti (6) Lopresti (26) Lopresti, Sturdevan (44) Zander (122)2004 Zutz, Robinson (6) Erickson (4) Zutz, Robinson (14) Zutz (42) Kralovec (125)2005 Hussey (9) Halliday (5) Hussey (19) Zutz (49) Bell (60)2006 Zutz (13) Zutz (8) Zutz (34) Zutz (57) Bell (109)2007 Zutz (13) Braun, Zutz (6) Zutz (32) Travlos (71) Bell (199)2008 Uehara (11) Gandhi (10) Uehara (22) Gandhi (54) Moss (111)2009 Travlos (17) Soza (17) Travlos (38) Travlos (70) Moss (117)2010 Dru (13) Dru (10) Dru (36) Dru (88) Moss (85) 2011 Dru (16) Byrne (16) Dru (39) Dru (91) Moss (74)2012 Dru (12) Dru (12) Dru (36) Dru (65) Davies (76)

Year-by-Year LeadersComplete records unavailable in 1996-97 and prior to 1993

Sara Hallock, a two-time All-American and two-time NorPac Player of the Year, finished third in the nation in scoring with 25 goals during her senior campaign in 1993.

Nancy White was a two-time AIAW All-American and member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team.

A two-time NFHCA First Team All-American (2011, 2012), Becky Dru totaled 54 goals, 36 assists, 144 points, 311 shots and 15 game-winning goals in 87 career games.



AIAW Postseason Appearances: 3Year Round Opponent Result Site Head Coach 1975 First William & Mary L, 5-1 Harrisburg, VA Shirley Schoof1975 Consolation Wooster L, 3-1 Harrisburg, VA Shirley Schoof1976 First William & Mary L, 5-1 West Chester, PA Shirley Schoof 1976 Consolation Central Missouri State L, 2-0 West Chester, PA Shirley Schoof1979 First Ursinus L, 2-0 Princeton, N.J. Barbara Longstreth 1979 Consolation Washington State W, 3-1 Princeton, N.J. Barbara Longstreth 1979 Cons. Quarterfinals Saint Louis L, 2-1 Princeton, N.J. Barbara Longstreth

NCAA Postseason Appearances: 12Year Round Opponent Result Site Head Coach 1985 First Iowa L, 3-0 Evanston, IL Sheryl Johnson 1986 First Northwestern L, 3-0 Evanston, IL Sheryl Johnson1987 First Northwestern L, 2-0 Evanston, IL Sheryl Johnson1990 First Iowa L, 7-2 Iowa City, IA Sheryl Johnson1991 First Iowa L, 5-0 Iowa City, IA Sheryl Johnson1995 First Penn State L, 5-0 University Park, PA Sheryl Johnson2000 First Old Dominion L, 6-1 Norfolk, VA Sheryl Johnson2007 First North Carolina L, 4-0 Chapel Hill, N.C. Lesley Irvine2009 First Princeton L, 4-0 Princeton, N.J. Lesley Irvine2010 First North Carolina L, 3-1 Chapel Hill, N.C. Tara Danielson2011 First Duke L, 5-0 Norfolk, VA Tara Danielson2012 First North Carolina L, 4-1 Chapel Hill, N.C. Tara Danielson

2007 NorPac Tournament Champions







HonorsNFHCA ALL-AMERICANSKaren Chamberlain, Ami Chitwood, Maree Chung, Becky Dru, Kelsey Harbin, Sara Hallock, Patsy Huntington, Karen Jones, Onnie Killefer, Elise Morgan, Alison Smith, Xanthe Travlos, Nancy White, Justina Williams, Andi Wolpert

NFHCA REGIONAL ALL-AMERICANS2012: Becky Dru (First Team), Kelsey Harbin (First Team), Hope Burke (Second Team)2011: Stephanie Byrne (First Team), Becky Dru (First Team), Alex McCawley (Second Team)2010: Xanthe Travlos (First Team), Becky Dru (First Team), Camille Gandhi (Second Team)2009: Camille Gandhi (First Team), Xanthe Travlos (First Team)2008: Camille Gandhi (First Team), Xanthe Travlos (Second Team)2007: Xanthe Travlos (First Team), Jess Zutz (First Team)2006: Aska Sturdevan (Second Team)2005: Missy Halliday (Second Team)2002: Tysie Sawyer (Second Team), Christina Williams (Second Team)2001: Erica Swesey (Second Team)2000: Michelle Scott 1999: Mallory Chambers (Second Team), Sarah Medeiros (Second Team)1998: Carey Cloyd, Monique Leroux, Justina Williams1997: Carey Cloyd, Monique Leroux, Justina Williams1996: Carey Cloyd, Karla Peterson

ALL-NORPAC SELECTIONS2012: Becky Dru (West Player of the Year), Kelsey Harbin (West Defensive Player of the Year), Becky Dru, Kelsey Harbin, Alex McCawley, Maddie Secco, Hope Burke, Dulcie Davies, Tara Danielson (Co-Coach of the Year)2011: Becky Dru (West Co-Player of the Year, West Defensive Player of the Year), Stephanie Byrne, Becky Dru, Alex McCawley, Ale Moss, Tara Danielson (Coach of the Year)2010: Xanthe Travlos (West Player of the Year), Becky Dru (West Defensive Player of the Year), Stephanie Byrne, Becky Dru, Camille Gandhi, Ale Moss, Xanthe Travlos2009: Xanthe Travlos (First Team, West Player of the Year), Becky Dru (First Team, Rookie of the Year), Camille Gandhi (First Team), Ale Moss (First Team), Midori Uehara (Second Team), Beth Ridley (Julie Nagle Extraordinary Teammate Award), Lesley Irvine (Coach of the Year)2008: Stephanie Byrne (Rookie of the Year), Camille Gandhi (First Team, Player of the Year), Xanthe Travlos (First Team), Ale Moss (Second Team), Bailey Richardson (Second Team), Midori Uehara (Second Team)2007: Camille Gandhi (First Team, Rookie of the Year), Xanthe Travlos (First Team), Jess Zutz (First Team, Offensive Player of the Year), Madison Bell (Second Team), Bailey Richardson (Second Team), Rachel Bush (Julie Nagel Extraordinary Teammate Award), Lesley Irvine (Coach of the Year) 2006: Julia Drewes (First Team), Aska Sturdevan (First Team), Jess Zutz (First Team), Madison Bell (Second Team), Bailey Richardson (Second Team), Nora Soza (Rookie of the Year), Chloe Bade (Julie Nagel Extraordinary Teammate Award)2005: Missy Halliday (First Team), Caroline Hussey (First Team, Rookie of the Year), Aska Sturdevan (First Team), Jess Zutz (Second Team), Eleanor Morgan (Sheryl Johnson Academic Award)2004: Eleanor Morgan (First Team, Sheryl Johnson Academic Award), Aska Sturdevan (Second Team), Jess Zutz (Second Team, West Division Rookie of the Year)2003: Cara-Lynn Lopresti (First Team, West Division Rookie of the Year), Dani Guernsey (Second Team) 2002: Amanda Billmyer (First Team), Amrit Chima (First Team), Christina Williams (First Team), Tysie Sawyer (Second Team, West Division Defensive Player of the Year)

2001: Rebecca Shapiro (First Team), Erica Swesey (First Team), Sara Herman (Second Team), Melissa Stai (Second Team)2000: Michelle Scott (MVP), Amanda Billmyer, Sara Herman, Melissa Stai1999: Julie Gwozdz (Defensive Player of the Year), Mallory Chambers, Lindsey Dunagan, Sarah Medeiros1998: Justina Williams (Outstanding Offensive Player), Carey Cloyd, Lissy Goralnik, Monique Leroux, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1997: Justina Williams (Co-Player of the Year), Carey Cloyd, Stephanie Finkelstein, Lissy Goralnik, Monique Leroux, Kelly Naylor, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1996: Karla Petersen (Player of the Year), Carey Cloyd, Lissy Goralnik, Amy Marfil, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1995: Elise Morgan (Player of the Year), Leah Jacobs, Amy Marfil, Kelly Naylor, Karla Petersen, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1994: Leah Jacobs, Elise Morgan, Karla Petersen, Tina Syer1993: Sara Hallock (Player of the Year), Danielle Beynet, Gina Bianchini, Tina Syer1992: Sara Hallock (Player of the Year), Gina Bianchini, Christina Trevino, Kristina Vidal1991: Chris Trevino (Player of the Year), Sara Hallock, Susan Leckrone, Kristina Vidal, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1990: Tricia McJennett (Player of the Year), Sara Hallock, Ellen Lee, Clare Stephens, Chris Trevino, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1989: Michelanne Baker, Clare Stephens, Chris Trevino1988: Karen Jones (Player of the Year), Dana Fleming, Wanda Key, Alison Smith, Kat Thomas1987: Ami Chitwood, Karen Jones, Alison Smith, Kat Thomas, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1986: Maree Chung, Dana Fleming, Karen Jones, Alison Smith, Kat Thomas, Andi Wolpert1985: Karen Chamberlain (Player of the Year), Maree Chung, Suzanne Doi, Karen Jones, Andi Wolpert, Sheryl Johnson (Coach of the Year)1984: Jen Bleakley, Karen Chamberlain, Patsy Huntington, Andi Wolpert1983: Patsy Huntington, Bonny Warner

NORPAC ALL-TOURNAMENT SELECTIONS2012: Becky Dru (MVP), Dulcie Davies, Kelsey Harbin, Alex McCawley2011: Stephanie Byrne, Becky Dru, Alex McCawley2010: Becky Dru (MVP), Camille Gandhi, Xanthe Travlos2009: Becky Dru, Alessandra Moss, Nora Soza, Xanthe Travlos (MVP)2008: Hilary Braun, Alessandra Moss, Nora Soza (MVP), Xanthe Travlos2007: Madison Bell, Camille Gandhi, Bailey Richardson (MVP), Xanthe Travlos, Jess Zutz2006: Jamie Hais, Bailey Richardson, Jess Zutz2005: Missy Halliday, Bailey Richardson 2004: Liz Robinson, Jess Zutz2003: Cara-Lynn Lopresti2002: Noor Dawood, Tysie Sawyer, Christina Williams2001: Amanda Billmyer, Erica Swesey, Christina Williams2000: Sara Herman, Michelle Scott (MVP), Rebecca Shapiro, Melissa Stai1999: Amanda Billmyer, Mallory Chambers, Julie Gwozdz, Michelle Scott

NFHCA DIV. I SENIOR ALL-STAR GAME SELECTIONS2010: Camille Gandhi, Xanthe Travlos2009: Nora Soza, Lesley Irvine (head coach)2007: Jess Zutz2004: Eleanor Morgan, Lesley Irvine (head coach), Jordan Steele (assistant coach)2002: Sheryl Johnson (head coach)

NFHCA DIVISION I ACADEMIC SqUAD SELECTIONS2012 (announced in 2013): Hope Burke, Jessica Chisholm, Dulcie Davies, Catherine Dawson, Becky Dru, Kelsey Harbin, Emily Henriksson, Shannon Herold, Kelsey Lloyd, Katie Mitchell, Sam Neuber, Elise Ogle, Kasey Quon, Colleen Ryan, Maddie Secco, Alysha Sekhon, Anna Simmons, Hannah Thiemann2011 (announced in 2012): Hope Burke, Becky Dru, Kelsey Harbin, Emily Henriksson, Devon Holman, Katie Mitchell, Ale Moss, Maria Posa, Kasey Quon, Colleen Ryan2009 (announced in 2010): Heather Alcorn, Emily Henriksson, Devon Holman, Julia LaSalvia, Kelsey Lloyd, Jennifer Luther, Katie Mitchell, Rachel Mozenter, Colleen Ryan, Marlana Shile, Xanthe Travlos, Midori Uehara2008 (announced in 2009): Heather Alcorn, Chloe Bade, Jaimee Erickson, Jennifer Luther, Katie Mitchell, Rachel Mozenter, Bailey Richardson, Marlana Shile, Katherine Swank, Xanthe Travlos, Midori Uehara2007 (announced in 2008): Heather Alcorn, Chloe Bade, Madison Bell, Katherine Donner, Julia Druce, Jaimee Erickson, Camille Gandhi, Caroline Hussey, Jennifer Luther, Annika Alexander-Ozinskas, Bailey Richardson, Marlana Shile, Katherine Swank, Xanthe Travlos, Midori Uehara, Jess Zutz2006 (announced in 2007): Chloe Bade, Madison Bell, Catherine Brooks, Rachel Bush, Julia Drewes, Jamie Hais, Caroline Hussey, Jennifer Luther, Annika Alexander-Ozinskas, Bailey Richardson, Elizabeth Rabenstine, Marlana Shile, Aska Sturdevan, Katherine Swank, Midori Uehara, Jess Zutz2005 (announced in 2006): Chloe Bade, Madison Bell, Julia Drewes, Lyndsay Erickson, Alexandra Fox, Jamie Hais, Missy Halliday, Caroline Hussey, Bailey Richardson, Liz Robinson, Tammy Shuer, Aska Sturdevan, Elizabeth Thompson 2004 (announced in 2005): Madison Bell, Katherine Brooks, Julia Drewes, Lyndsay Erickson, Jamie Hais, Missy Halliday, Ellen Hunter, Ana Kralovec, Eleanor Morgan, Liz Robinson, Tammy Shuer, Elizabeth Thompson2003 (announced in 2004): Katherine Brooks, Noor Dawood, Shannon Donahue, Julia Drewes, Lyndsay Erickson, Jamie Hais, Missy Halliday, Ellen Hunter, Ana Kralovec, Cara-Lynn Lopresti, Keely Machmer-Wessels, Eleanor Morgan, Liz Robinson, Tammy Shuer, Aska Sturdevan, Emily Zander2002 (announced in 2003): Amanda Billmyer, Amrit Chima, Noor Dawood, Lyndsay Erickson, Dani Guernsey, Missy Halliday, Ana Kralovec, Keely Machmer-Wessels, Eleanor Morgan, Liz Ott, Tammy Shuer, Lauren Steward, Vicki Ward, Christina Williams, Emily Zander

NFHCA HALL OF FAME2005: Sheryl Johnson

U.S. OLYMPIANSSheryl Johnson, Nancy White

U.S. UNDER-23 NATIONAL TEAMCarey Cloyd, Justina Williams

U.S. UNDER-21 NATIONAL TEAMCamille Gandhi, Patsy Huntington, Karen Jones, Alison Smith

U.S. UNDER-20 NATIONAL TEAMCara-Lynn Lopresti

JUNIOR WORLD CUP TEAMCarey Cloyd (USA), Kelsey Harbin (USA), Sarah Medeiros (USA), Maddie Secco (Canada), Fran Tew (England), Justina Williams (USA)

U.S. NATIONAL TEAMSheryl Johnson, Onnie Killefer, Nancy White

U.S. DEVELOPMENTAL TEAMCamille Gandhi



The Stanford field hockey program begins its 16th season on the Varsity Turf in 2013. The facility was made possible by numerous donations, including generous contributions by the Levinson Family.

A new synthetic turf playing field was installed prior to the 2013 season, significantly enhancing the overall playing experience for the student-athlete. Partnering with AstroTurf, the latest project represents the third AstroTurf field on The Farm, following up recent practice field renovations for football and soccer.

With a seating capacity of 500 and measuring over 111,000 square feet, the Varsity Turf field features the AstroTurf System 90 product, which combines the traditional knitted nylon top cloth with a 3/8 inch Armacell pad. AstroTurf fields have long been regarded as the unequivocal standard for field hockey performance and are the preferred surface by coaches and players for their playability, durability and low maintenance.

The playing surface upgrade is the latest enhancement to a facility that, once upcoming modifications are complete, will rank among the finest in the country.

The 2009 campaign featured the addition of lights to the facility. Stanford defeated Northeastern 1-0 on Sept. 4 in the first-ever night game in school history, kicking off the first of three contests played under the lights. Four towers (90-foot poles) containing 30 1500-watt metal Halide Fixtures light the playing field. The poles feature the Total Light Control (TLC) visors, which efficiently direct light onto the playing surface while reducing the off-site glare to surrounding areas.

The Varsity Turf has served as the host site for the NorPac Conference Championship on five different occasions (1999, 2002, 2007, 2009, 2011).

In 2007, Stanford captured the NorPac Tournament crown with a 3-1 victory over California. Three days later, the Cardinal hosted a postseason contest for the first time in school history, blanking Lock Haven 1-0 in an NCAA Tournament Play-In game at the Varsity Turf.

In January of 2004, the facility hosted a pair of international field hockey series featuring the U.S. National Team in its preparation for 2004 Olympic qualifying matches. The Varsity Turf has also hosted the Sony Field Hockey Challenge, a two-day tournament bringing together a blend of collegiate and international competition, for three straight seasons.

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