Field Hockey Program Guide

2016 Final Four Edition

This program guide is a publication of Messiah College Athletic Communications.

Program Guide Table of Contents

Messiah College - Identity Statement and Quick Facts................................................................................................Final Four 1
Brooke Good Coaching Bio..........................................................................................................................................Final Four 2
Messiah Field Hockey Roster........................................................................................................................................Final Four 3
Messiah Field Hockey Combined Stats (includes all results)........................................................................................Final Four 4
Messiah Field Hockey Season Highlights and Rankings..............................................................................................Final Four 5
Messiah Field Hockey - Projected Starting Lineup.......................................................................................................Final Four 6
Messiah Field Hockey National Championship Games Review....................................................................................Final Four 7
2016 Final Four Participant Review: Messiah College / Babson College.....................................................................Final Four 8
2016 Final Four Participant Review: Salisbury University / Tufts University.................................................................Final Four 9
Messiah Field Hockey Program Record Book
(includes separate Table of Contents).....................................................................................................................................1

Messiah College - Identity Statement and Quick Facts

Messiah College - Identity Statement
Messiah College is a Christian college of the liberal and applied arts and sciences. Our mission is to educate men and women toward
maturity of intellect, character and Christian faith in preparation for lives of service, leadership and reconciliation in church and society.
Messiah College is a nationally ranked private Christian college with a student
body of 3,305 undergraduate and graduate students. Messiahs 471-acre
suburban campus is located in central Pennsylvania, with easy access to
urban centers such as Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C.
Messiah College consistently ranks among the top 10 Best Regional
Colleges in the north according to U.S. News & World Report. In the 2017
rankings, Messiah College is ranked as the #4 Best Regional College in its region; ranked #3 in its region as a Great School, Great
Price; and ranked in the top 55 best undergraduate engineering programs in the country. Distinguished Messiah graduates have
become Rhodes, Fulbright, Carnegie, Truman and Boren scholars. In a post-graduation survey, 97 percent of the Class of 2015
respondents indicated they were employed or in graduate/professional programs within six to nine months after graduation.
Messiah College awards Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in more than 80 majors. Specialized programs include
extensive off-campus study, individualized majors, independent study, service-learning, internships, allied programs in partnership
with other institutions and a flourishing College Honors Program. Messiah College additionally offers quality graduate programs in a
variety of disciplines in a flexible hybrid format of traditional and online courses.
Messiah strives to make international programs accessible to all students. Last year, more than 600 students earned academic credit
by studying abroad in more than 40 different countries. Messiah is ranked 18th in the nation among all undergraduate institutions
that send students to study abroad, according to the Institute of International
Education.

Messiah College Quick Facts

Founded................................................... 1909
Location....................................................
Grantham, Pa.
Enrollment................................................ 3,305
Colors.......................................................
Navy Blue, White
Team Name.............................................. Falcons
President..................................................
Dr. Kim S. Phipps
Provost.....................................................
Dr. Randy Basinger
Vice Provost / Dean of Students..............
Dr. Kris Hansen-Kieffer
Executive Director of Athletics.................
Jack Cole
Senior Associate Director of Athletics......
Steve King
Associate Director of Athletics.................
Brad McCarty
Assistant Director of Athletics / SWA.......
Brooke Good
NCAA Affiliation........................................
Division III
Conference Affiliation...............................
MAC / MAC Commonwealth
Number of Varsity Teams......................... 22
Home Field Hockey Surface.....................
Anderson Field (AstroTurf Carpet)

Messiah College has earned the Carnegie

Foundation for the Advancement of
Teachings prestigious Community
Engagement Classification for Curricular
Engagement and Outreach and Partnerships.
The Colleges commitment to servicelearning and civic engagement has also
earned recognition on the national Presidents
Higher Education Community Service Honor
Roll with Distinction for exemplary service to
disadvantaged youth. Messiahs extensive
sustainability efforts, including initiatives such
as a community organic garden, composting,
the regions largest commercial solar thermal
system and biodiesel production, have been
recognized by the Princeton Review, the U.S.
Building Council and the National Association
of Independent Colleges and Universities.
Updated Nov. 2016

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Brooke Good - Messiah College Field Hockey Coach

The 2016 season marks Brooke Goods fifth season as head coach of Messiah
field hockey. She assumed the position in December of 2011, replacing her
mentor--and former coach-- Jan Trapp.
In her five season seasons Good has kept the Falcons among the top
programs in all of NCAA Division III. Shes led them to MAC Commonwealth
Championships in each campaign, making it 10-straight seasons overall that the
Falcons have won the conference title. Additionally, Messiah has now qualified
for the NCAA Tournament in 16-straight seasons, and 30 seasons overall since
joining the NCAA in 1981. This year theyre playing in the Final Four for the 15th
time in program history.
Through the 2016 NCAA Third Round the Falcons have played to a 83-24 record
under Good, and they have won at least 15 games in each campaign.
In addition to her role as field hockey coach Good serves as Assistant Athletics
Director, Senior Woman Administrator (SWA), and Title IX Deputy for the Falcons.
She assumed each of these roles in the Summer of 2016, ending a long-time run
as Assistant Director of Athletic Communications.
Prior to being named head coach, Good served for nine years as an assistant
coach with the field hockey program. Over that stretch of time, the Falcons
qualified for nine NCAA Championship Tournaments, advanced to six Final
Fours, and finished as the National Runner-Up four times. As an assistant,
her main responsibilities included leading the teams defensive strategy while
improving each players defensive capabilities.
Good is a 2003 Messiah College graduate who earned numerous field hockey
honors as a centerback and center midfielder during her four-year field hockey
career at Messiah. She was named All-Commonwealth three times from 2000 to
2002. Good also made the NCAA Final Four All-Tournament Team as a senior in
2002, and was a Second Team NCAA All-American.
Also during her time with the Falcons, Good was a standout softball player. As a
catcher and utility player Good was again a three-time All-Commonwealth player
(2001, 2002, 2003) and an All-Region performer in 2003.
After graduating from Messiah College, Good went on to Millersville University where she obtained her M.Ed. in Sport Management
in 2006. While completing her degree, she also worked as an instructor for the U.S. Field Hockey Futures program.

Brooke Good - By the Numbers

Seasons at Messiah................................. 5
All-Time Record at Messiah.....................
83-24 (0.776)
MAC Commonwealth Regular-Season....
34-3 (0.919)
MAC Commonwealth Postseason...........
10-0 (1.000)
MAC Commonwealth Titles......................
5 (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016)
NCAA Tournament Appearances.............
5 (2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016)
NCAA Tournament All-Time Record.........
4-4 (0.500)

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Messiah Field Hockey - 2016 Roster and Pronunciation Guide

No.
Name Year
Position Hometown Previous School
1

Sloane Adams

So.

Emily Schillinger

Jr.

2
4
5
7
8
9

10
11
12
13
14
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
26
27
28
84
97

Casie Stief

Kaylor Rosenberry
Moriah Pfautz

Lindsay Bower
Taylor Holt

Kezia Loht

Nicole Wilkerson
Kristen Musser

Karalyn Schmidt
Mattie Berger

Alyssa Sadorf

Taylor Wiederrecht

Annalise Armstrong
Megan Wetzel

Morgan Vasiliu

Shelby Landes

So.

Bear, DE

Long Valley, NJ
Lancaster, PA
McClure, PA
Holland, PA

Ephrata, PA

Lancaster, PA

F/M

Ephrata, PA

Lancaster, PA

Holtwood, PA

F/M

Jr.

Fr.

Jr.

Fr.

So.

Carlisle, PA

Jr.

So.

Megan Bomba

Assistant Coaches:

Fr.

Ephrata, PA

Jr.

Sr.

Ronks, PA

Jr.

Lititz, PA

Sr.

Jr.

Hannah Roland

Head Coach:

So.

Carissa Gehman

Octorara H.S.

Sr.

Fr.

Shayna Landis

Cochranville, PA

Sr.

Jr.

Logan Ryan

So.

So.

Kristin Donohue

Rider University

Jr.

Sara Brooks

Escondido, Ca

So.

Jr.

Emily Rubright

Fleetwood, PA
Telford, PA

Manheim, PA
Ephrata, PA

Manheim, PA
Dillsburg, PA

Middleburg, PA

Mechanicsburg, PA

Telford, PA
Lititz, PA

Warwick H.S.

Lancaster Mennonite H.S.

Ephrata H.S.

Big Spring H.S.

Red Lion Christian Academy

West Morris Regional
Hempfield H.S.

Mifflin County H.S.

Council Rock South H.S.

Ephrata H.S.

Hempfield H.S.

Conestoga Valley H.S.

Lancaster Mennonite H.S.

Lancaster Mennonite H.S.
Oley Valley H.S.

Christopher Dock H.S.

Manheim Central H.S.
Ephrata H.S.

Manheim Central H.S.

Northern York H.S.
Selinsgrove H.S.

Mechanicsburg H.S.
Souderton H.S.
Warwick H.S.

Brooke Good (5th season / Messiah College 03 / 83-24 overall entering 2016 Final Four)
Jen Jacobs, Heather Noll, Danae Hollenbach, Brooke Morley

Pronunciations of Note
2 CASEY STEEF

19 Hannah ROW-lind

3 Emily SHILL-ING-ER

20 caro-LYNN Schmidt

4 KALE-er Rosenberry (kale like the vegetable)

23 Alyssa SAY-dorf

5 Moriah POWTZ (the f is silent)

24 Taylor WEE-DER-eckt

7 Lindsay BOW-er (rhymes with sour)

28 Morgan VUH-SILLY-oo

9 Emily ROO-bright

72 Megan WETS-ull

11 KEZ-E-UH LOW-t

84 Shelby LANDIS

17 SHAY-nuh Landis

DUH-NAY hollen-BAHK (Assistant Coach)

18 Carissa GAY-MIN

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Messiah Field Hockey - Combined Statistics (through 2016 NCAA Third Round)
Messiah College Field Hockey 2016
Messiah College Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2016)
All games
RECORD:
ALL GAMES
CONFERENCE
NON-CONFERENCE
Date

*
*
*
*
*
*
*

Sep 01
Sep 03
Sep 08
Sep 10
Sep 14
Sep 17
Sep 21
Sep 24
Oct 01
Oct 05
Oct 08
Oct 12
Oct 15
Oct 19
Oct 22
Oct 27
Oct 29
Nov 02
Nov 05
Nov 12
Nov 13

Opponent
#6 SHIPPENSBURG UNIV.
at Haverford
#4 URSINUS COLLEGE
#7 SALISBURY UNIVERSITY
at Juniata Eagles
#8 THE COLLEGE OF NJ
at #6 Franklin & Marshall
STEVENSON UNIVERSITY
at Widener
at Gettysburg
at Lebanon Valley
ALBRIGHT COLLEGE
ARCADIA UNIVERSITY
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY
at #15 Alvernia
at Hood
at #19 William Smith
LEBANON VALLEY
#16 ALVERNIA
KEENE STATE
#4 MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE

TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored per game
Shot pct.
Shots on goal-Attempts
SOG pct.
Shots/Game
PENALTY CORNERS
PENALTY STROKES
PENALTIES
Green cards
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg

OVERALL
20-1
7-0
13-1

Lot
W
W
W
W
W
Wot
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W

Score
0-1
7-0
4-1
3-2
3-0
4-2
3-2
8-0
5-0
3-2
4-0
5-1
9-0
4-0
3-0
12-0
4-1
4-0
7-1
5-0
4-2

Att.
212
121
176
211
80
231
132
178
77
101
412
198
311
289
251
114
103
326
447
416
456

MESSFH

OPP

101-446
4.81
.226
282-446
.632
21.2
212
4-8

15-111
0.71
.135
70-111
.631
5.3
81
0-1

10
2
0

11
6
0

3451
12/288
0/0

1391
9/155

HOME
11-1
3-0
8-1
##

18
8
5
12
13
14
11
24
9
4
7
1
3
20
17
2
27
22
16
19
97
84
28
26
10

Player

Carissa Gehman
Taylor Holt
Moriah Pfautz
Kristin Donohue
Nicole Wilkerson
Logan Ryan
Kezia Loht
Taylor Wiederrecht
Emily Rubright
Kaylor Rosenberry
Lindsay Bower
Sloane Adams
Emily Schillinger
Karalyn Schmidt
Shayna Landis
Casie Stief
Megan Wetzel
Mattie Berger
Kristen Musser
Hannah Roland
Megan Bomba
Shelby Landes
Morgan Vasiliu
Annalise Armstrong
Sara Brooks
Total
Opponents

Goalie
97 Megan Bomba
84 Shelby Landes
##

Total
Opponents

Goals by Period
Messiah College
Opponents
Shots by Period
Messiah College
Opponents

AWAY
9-0
4-0
5-0
gp g
21 27
21 18
20 16
21 7
20 2
18 9
21 4
12 4
21 3
21 2
21 2
12 2
16 1
21 1
21 1
12 0
17 0
19 1
12 1
21 0
3 0
21 0
18 0
11 0
21 0
21 101
21 15
GP
3
21
21
21

NEUTRAL
0-0
0-0
0-0
a

pts

sh sh% sog sog% gw ps-att dsv

5 59 101
5 41 50
9 41 63
10 24 30
15 19 24
0 18 25
4 12 42
0
8
9
2
8 11
4
8 17
1
5 28
1
5 10
3
5
8
1
3 13
1
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
2
6
0
2
4
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
68 270 446
12 42 111

Min. GA
74:06
0
1400:54 15
1475:00 15
1475:00 101

.267
.360
.254
.233
.083
.360
.095
.444
.273
.118
.071
.200
.125
.077

1.000

.000
.000
.167
.250
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.226
.135

GAAvg Saves

0.00
0.75
0.71
4.79

1st

2nd

OT

Total
101
15

1st

2nd

OT

Total
446
111

1st

2nd

OT

Total
54
180

1st

2nd

OT

Total
212
81

50
5

50
9

259 186
36 73

Saves by Period
Messiah College
Opponents

18
113

Corners by Period
Messiah College
Opponents

130
24

36
67
82
56

1
1
1
2

0
0
0
1

65
39
41
19
17
17
24
6
6
8
15
8
3
6
1
0
0
6
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
282
70

.644
.780
.651
.633
.708
.680
.571
.667
.545
.471
.536
.800
.375
.462

1.000

.000
.000

1.000

.250
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
.632
.631
Pct

7
2
5
2
1
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
20
1

W-L-T

1.000 0-0-0
46 .754 20-1-0
54 .783 20-1-0
180 .641 1-20-0
3

2-5 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
1-2 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
1-1 1
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 3
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 0
0-0 1
0-0 1
4-8 6
0-1 15
Sho

0/3
8/3
11
1

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Messiah dropped its season-opener

to local rival and Division II member
Shippensburg, 1-0 in overtime. The
Raiders are currently ranked No. 1
in Division II and competing at the
Final Four.

01

The Falcons defeated No. 7

Salisbury for the first time in six
tries dating back to 2010. They
went down 2-0 in this game before
Taylor Holts two tallies led them to
a come-from-behind 3-2 victory.

10

08
Messiah scored four goals across two
days (thanks to a lightning delay) to
beat No. 4 Ursinus, 4-1. The Falcons
led 1-0 when the delay started, and
eventually scored three unaswered the
next evening to earn the win.

05

17

19

November

Messiah dominated Alvernia 7-1 to win the MAC

Commonwealth Championship for both the
10th-straight season and 15th time in the past
16 seasons. It was the Falcons 23rd conference
title dating back to their first crown in 1984.

22

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Record Ranking
0-0
No. 8
3-1
No. 3
5-1
No. 2
7-1
No. 1
8-1
No. 1
10-1
No. 1
12-1
No. 1
14-1
No. 1
16-1
No. 1
18-1
No. 1

29
Messiah went on the road to No. 19 William
Smith and won 4-0. Kaylor Rosenberry
scored twice in the first-half, and Moriah
Pfautz and Taylor Holt also tallied.

Messiah outshot Keene State 35-2 and outcornered

them 19-0 to win 5-0 in the NCAA Second Round.
Carissa Gehman tallied twice for the Falcons and
Shelby Landes made a terrific save on a penalty
stroke by the nations leading scorer, Sami Smith.

12

Messiah College Falcons - 2016 NFHCA Rankings Summary

Poll
Preseason Poll
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9

21

Carissa Gehmans two early goals helped

Messiah race out to a 3-0 first-half lead over
No. 8 TCNJ en route to a 4-2 win. The win
snapped a four-game losing streak to the Lions
that included a 2015 NCAA defeat.

Four second-half goals helped

Messiah win 4-0 and avenge
NCAA losses to Catholic both
2013 and 2014. Moriah Pfautz
tallied twice in the decision.

Date
Aug. 30
Sept. 13
Sept. 20
Sept. 27
Oct. 4
Oct. 11
Oct. 18
Oct. 25
Nov. 1
Nov. 8

The Falcons went down 1-0 at No.

6 F&M before Carissa Gehman and
Taylor Holt scored consecutive goals
to put Messiah up 2-1. After the
Diplomats tied it in the 66th minute,
Gehman tallied a golden goal in OT.

A highly-anticipated MAC Commonwealth

match-up between No. 1 Messiah and No. 16
Alvernia went to the Falcons, 3-0. Messiah
led 1-0 thanks to an early goal from Carissa
Gehman, and Taylor Holt and Moriah Pfautz
each scored in the final seven minutes.

The Falcons went up 3-0 at unranked

Gettysburg but, despite outshooting the
Bullets 30-9 and attempting 13 corners,
the Falcons had to hold on late for a
narrow 3-2 win.

October

September

Messiah Field Hockey - 2016 Season Highlights and Rankings

13
Messiah matched up with No. 4 Middlebury
and avenged a 2004 National Semifinal
loss (3-0) and a 2007 Second Round loss
(4-3) with a thrilling 4-2 win. Four different
Falcons tallied to knock out the defending
National Champion Panthers.

Messiah Field Hockey - 2016 Projected Starting Lineup

ATTACK

8 - Holt
- Has 10 tallies in current sevenstraight game goal-scoring
streak
- Scored go-ahead goal in
second-half over Middlebury in
NCAA Third Round

5 - Pfautz
- Career goals (63) is eighth alltime in program history
- All-American and both
Conference POY and ROY as a
first-year player in 2013

MIDFILED

12 - Donohue
- Collected a goal and two
assists in NCAA Second Round
win over Keene State

18 - Gehman
- Six goals in past four games
(all postseason matches)
- Two-time All-American and
three-time All-Conference
- Career goals (72) is fourth alltime in program history.

DEFENSE

7 - Bower
|
13 - Wilkerson
|
4 - Rosenberry
- Rosenberry tallied twice on McCooey Field when the Falcons visited three weeks ago
- Wilkerson is currently sixth in the nation in assists per game (0.75)

17 - Landis
|
10 - Brooks
|
19 - Roland
- Back line has helped Messiah rank No. 4 in the nation in goals against average (0.71)
- Falcons have collected 11 shutouts, good for a No. 7-ranked 0.71 SHO/game mark

84 - Landes
- Currently fifth in the nation in
goals against average (0.75)
- Has allowed just four goals in
her past nine outings

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Messiah Field Hockey - National Championship Games Review

1984
Overall Record: 20-1
Overall Goals For: 60
Overvall Goals Against: 4
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 1st

National Championship - Bloomsburg 3, Messiah 2

Messiah allowed just four goals all season, and three of them came
to Bloomsburg in the National Title game. Messiah tallied twice
themselves, but it wasnt enough in a 3-2 loss.

1995
Overall Record: 18-4
Overall Goals For: 53
Overvall Goals Against: 17
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 11th

National Championship - TCNJ 2, Messiah 1

Messiah and TCNJ have met eight times in the Tournament, this being
the only title match-up to date. This was one of four-straight NCAA
loses to TCNJ until a 2001 National Semifinal win.

2001
Overall Record: 17-5
Overall Goals For: 66
Overvall Goals Against: 23
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 15th

National Championship - SUNY Cortland 1, Messiah 0

Messiah (7) and Cortland (8) combined for 15 corners and 21 total
shots, but it was a goal by Ashley Ostrander in the 17th minute that
was the difference in the championship victory for the Red Dragons.

2002
Overall Record: 18-4
Overall Goals For: 78
Overvall Goals Against: 19
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 16th

National Championship - Rowan 1, Messiah 0

Rowan beat Salisbury 3-2 (2OT) to advance to face Messiah, and for
the second-straight year the Falcons were shutout in the title match.
This remains Rowans only-ever trip to the National Title game.

2005
Overall Record: 20-3
Overall Goals For: 93
Overvall Goals Against: 28
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 19th

National Championship - Salisbury 1, Messiah 0

The Sea Gulls scored just over five minutes into the second-half and
Messiah could not equalize in an eventual loss. This season was the
second of Messiahs only-ever back-to-back 20-win campaigns.

2006
Overall Record: 18-5
Overall Goals For: 64
Overvall Goals Against: 30
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 20th

National Championship - Ursinus 3, Messiah 2

Messiah and Ursinus both scored in the first eight minutes, and it was
2-2 heading to the break. A goal by the Bears in the 51st minute was
the difference in another one-goal title loss.

2009
Overall Record: 22-1
Overall Goals For: 111
Overvall Goals Against: 21
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 23rd

National Championship - Salisbury 1, Messiah 0

Salisbury buried a penalty corner opportunity just 3:33 into the game,
and that was the lone goal of the title game. The win avenged a 3-2
2OT loss to Messiah from earlier in the year-- Salisburys only defeat.

2010
Overall Record: 19-3
Overall Goals For: 93
Overvall Goals Against: 15
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 24th

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National Championship - Bowdoin 2, Messiah 1 (2OT 3-1 PS)

A late equalizer by Emily Hursh in the 62nd minute helped Messiah
overcome an early deficit, but Bowdoin goalie Emily Nelson made two
saves in strokes to ground the Falcons title hopes.

2016 Final Four Participant Review

Location: Grantham, PA
Head Coach: Brooke Good (5th season, 83-24 at Messiah entering the weekend)
2016 Record: 20-1, 7-0 MAC Commonwealth
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 30th (48-29 all-time record entering weekend)
2016 NCAA First Round: Bye
2016 NCAA Second Round: 5-0 win over Keene State College
2016 NCAA Third Round: 4-2 win over Middlebury College
Messiah as a Team in Top-40 National Statistics: The Falcons are first in goals per game (4.81), points per game (12.81), scoring
average (4.79), scoring margin (4.08), and winning percentage (0.952), second in assists per game (3.19), fourth in GAA (0.71), seventh
in shutouts per game (0.52), and 31st in penalty corners per game (10.10).
Messiah Players in Top-40 National Statistics: Shelby Landes is fifth in goals-against-average (0.75); Carissa Gehman is sixth in
goals per game (1.29) and seventh in points per game (2.86); Nicole Wilkerson is sixth in assists per game (0.75).

Location: Babson Park, MA

Head Coach: Julie Ryan (10th season, 136-71 at Babson entering the weekend)
2016 Record: 21-2, 8-0 New England Womens and Mens Athletic Conference (NEWMAC)
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 3rd (4-2 all-time record entering weekend)
2016 NCAA First Round: Bye
2016 NCAA Second Round: 3-0 win over St. John Fisher College
2016 NCAA Third Round: 1-0 win over Franklin & Marshall University
Babson as a Team in Top-40 National Statistics: The Beavers are first in GAA (0.52) and shutouts per game (0.65), third in winning
percentage (0.913), fourth in scoring margin (3.19), eighth in assists per game (2.48), 10th in points per game (9.96), 12th in goals per
game (3.74), penalty corners per game (11.48), and scoring average (3.71).
Babson Players in Top-40 National Statistics: Deirdre Barry is first in GAA (0.47); Ashley Tango is 16th in assists per game (0.62) and
22nd in points per game (2.33).

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2016 Final Four Participant Review, cont.

Location: Salisbury, MD
Head Coach: Dawn Chamberlin (30th season, 473-110-8 record at Salisbury entering the weekend)
2016 Record: 18-1, 6-0 Capital Athletic Conference (CAC)
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 32nd (51-27 all-time record entering weekend)
2016 NCAA First Round: Bye
2016 NCAA Second Round: 3-0 win over Kenyon College
2016 NCAA Third Round: 1-0 win over Ursinus College
Salisbury as a Team in Top-40 National Statistics: The Sea Gulls are second in GAA (0.55), goals per game (4.50), scoring average
(4.48), scoring margin (3.92), shutouts per game (0.61), and winning percentage (0.944), third in points per game (11.56), sixth in
assists per game (2.56) and penalty corners per game (12.11), and eighth in save percentage (0.828).
Salisbury Players in Top-40 National Statistics: Tressie Windsor is second in GAA (0.58) and 23rd in save percentage (0.796); Abbey
Shobe is 36th in goals per game (0.89).

Location: Medford, MA
Head Coach: Tina McDavitt Mattera (13th season, 183-52 record at Tufts entering the weekend)
2016 Record: 18-2, 8-2 New England Small College Athletic Conference (NESCAC)
NCAA Tournament Appearance: 9th (14-7 all-time record entering weekend)
2016 NCAA First Round: Bye
2016 NCAA Second Round: 2-0 win over the University of New England
2016 NCAA Third Round: 1-0 win over Skidmore College
Tufts as a Team in Top-40 National Statistics: The Jumbos are third in GAA (0.64), fourth in shutouts per game (0.60) and winning
percentage (0.900), 10th in scoring margin (2.33), 35th in goals per game (3) and scoring average (2.97), and 37th in points per game
(7.85).
Tufts Players in Top-40 National Statistics: Emily Polinski is third in GAA (0.67).

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FIELD HOCKEY
PROGRAM RECORD BOOK
Updated though 2016 NCAA Third Round

Program History and Year-by-Year Results............................... 2

All-Time Coaching Review........................................................ 3
Conference Championship History........................................... 4
NCAA Tournament History........................................................ 6
MAC Commonwealth Honors................................................... 8
NFHCA All-Region Honors...................................................... 10
NFHCA All-American Honors.................................................. 11
NCAA All-Tournament Team Honors....................................... 11

This record book is a publication of Messiah College Athletic Communications.

Messiah Field Hockey - Program History and Year-by-Year Results

Messiah College joined NCAA Division III in 1981. Membership within the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) started during the
1983-84 academic year, and championships participation was first allowed in the spring season of 1984. The Falcons have been in
the MAC ever since, but the conference split into the MAC Freedom and the MAC Commonwealth in 2000; Messiah competes in
the MAC Commonwealth.
Year
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016

Coach
-
-
Dallam
Hunsberger
Marj Orris
Marj Orris
Marj Orris
Gwen Davis
Gwen Davis
Gwen Davis
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Brooke Good
Brooke Good
Brooke Good
Brooke Good
Brooke Good

Overall
1-0-0
0-2-0
2-30
1-4-0
2-5-1
1-7-0
1-9-0
1-10-0
4-5-3
6-4-2
4-6-2
6-2-4
4-9-1
8-5-1
6-3-0
9-7-2
12-5-2
8-8-2
10-3-2
6-6 4
10-3-2
20-1-0
17-4-0
14-6-0
11-7-1
11-4-3
13-3-0
22-2-0
13-6-1
17-7-0
13-7-0
17-4-1
18-4-0
16-5-0
17-5-0
16-5-0
9-8-0
13-6-0
17-5-0
18-4-0
16-4-0
20-2-0
20-3-0
18-5-0
14-5-0
17-2-0
22-1-0
19-3-0
14-4-0
17-4-0
15-6-0
15-7-0
16-6-0
20-1-0

Conference
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
7-0-0
6-1-0
7-0-0
7-0-0
4-3-0
6-1-0
6-1-0
6-1-0
7-0-0
7-0-0
7-0-0
5-2-0
3-1-0
5-0-0
7-0-0
7-0-0
7-0-0
8-0-0
7-1-0
5-2-0
7-0-0
7-0-0

Conference Postseason
NCAA Postseason
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Runner-Up
Second Round
Champion
Second Round
-
-
First Round
Runner-Up
First Round
Champion
Third Place
-
First Round
Runner-Up
Third Place
Champion
Second Round
Champion
Third Place
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Second Round
Runner-Up
Semifinal
Champion
First Round
-
Runner-Up
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Third Round
Champion
Semifinal
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Runner-Up
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Second Round
Champion
Semifinal
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Division III Runner-Up
Champion
Second Round
Champion
Second Round
Champion
First Round
Champion
Second Round
Champion
Elite Eight
Champion
Final Four - active

Messiah Field Hockey - All-Time Coaching Review

COACHING REVIEW
Coach
Dallam
Hunsberger
Marj Orris
Gwen Davis
Jan Trapp
Brooke Good
TOTALS

No. of Years
1
1
3
3
39
5

Games
5
5
26
35
742
107

45

Record
2-3-0
1-4-0
4-21-1
11-19-5
535-179-28
83-24-0

Conf. Record
-
-
-
-
104-10
34-3

920 636-250-34 138-13-0

Total Winning %
.400
.200
.173
.386
.740
.776
.710

JAN TRAPP - COACHEE

For close to 40 years the name Jan Trapp was synonomous with NCAA Division
III Field Hockey. The former Messiah College head coach started in Grantham,
Pa. in 1972 when she was hired as a part-time physical education instructor and
assistant field hockey coach, and she took over the program in 1973. Thirtynine years later Trapp retired as the all-time winningest coach in Division III field
hockey, with a cumulative record of 535-179-28 (.740).
Affectionately referred to as Coachee by generations of players, Trapp coached
a total of 742 games which, at the time of her retirement, was the most all-time of
any NCAA Divion I, II, or III field hockey coach. She was six-time NCAA Regional
Coach of the Year and nine-time Middle Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year,
and she led the Falcons into 25 NCAA Tournaments. Her teams won 14 Regional
Championships and finished as the National Runner-Up eight times. Additionally,
Messiah won 18 Conference Championships with Trapp at the helm.
In 2002, Trapp was inducted into the West Shore Chapter of the Pennsylvania
Sports Hall of Fame; in 2007, she was inducted into the National Field Hockey
Coachs Association Hall of Fame; in 2012, Trapp was inducted into the Messiah
College Athletics Hall of Honor; and in also in 2012, she was inducted into the
Middle Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame.
Upon her retirement during the 2011-12 academic year, the Middle Atlantic
Conference also presented Trapp with the Sorrentino Award for extraordinary
professionalism and service to the MAC.
Messiah Field Hockey Under Coach Jan Trapp
Total Victories.............................................. 535
NCAA Tournament Appearances................. 25
NCAA Tournament Victories......................... 44
NCAA Regional Championships.................. 14
NCAA National Runner-Up Finishes.............. 8
MAC Championships................................... 18

Above: Coach Jan Trapp led the Falcons for 39 seasons and
finished as National Runner-Up eight times.
Below: Jan with her husband and longtime Messiah field
hockey enthusiast, George.

Messiah Field Hockey Players Under Coach Jan Trapp

NCAA First Team All-Americans................... 30
NCAA Second Team All-Americans............. 15
NCAA Third Team All-Americans................... 8
NCAA All-Tournament Team Honors............ 32
NCAA Division III National Players of Year.... 4
Conference First Team Honors..................... 96
Conference Second Team Honors............... 41
Conference Players of the Year..................... 9
Conference Rookies of the Year.................... 8

Conference Championship Tournament History

Total Appearances:
Conference Final Appearances:
Conference Championships:
All-Time Record:

1912

32
27
23
58-9

Record at Home:
Record on the Road:
Penalty Stokes:
Goals For-Against:

51-7
7-2
1-0
226-53

Membership within the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) started during the 1983-84 academic year, and championships participation
was first allowed in the spring season of 1984. The Falcons have been in the MAC ever since, but the conference split into the MAC
Freedom and the MAC Commonwealth in 2000; Messiah competes in the MAC Commonwealth.
Year
Competition Location Opponent Result
1984 MAC Quarterfinals
Grantham, PA
Johns Hopkins University
Messiah 5-0

MAC Semifinals
Grantham, PA
FDU-Madison
Messiah 2-0
MAC Finals Grantham, PA Elizabethtown College Messiah
2-0
1985

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Madison, NJ

Elizabethtown College
Drew University

Messiah 4-3(3OT)
Drew 2-1

1986 MAC Quarterfinals

Grantham, PA
Dickinson College
Messiah 3-0
MAC SemifInals Grantham, PA FDU-Madison Messiah 2-0
MAC Finals Grantham, PA Elizabethtown College Messiah 1-0
1987

1988

MAC Quarterfinals

Grantham, PA

Elizabethtown College

Elizabethtown 2-0

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semi Finals

Gettysburg, PA
Grantham, PA

Gettysburg College
Elizabethtown College

Messiah 1-0
Elizabethtown 1-0

1989

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Haverford College
Muhlenberg College

Messiah 5-0
Muhlenberg 2-0

1990

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Juniata College
Muhlenburg College
Johns Hopkins University

Messiah 3-1
Messiah 4-0
Messiah 5-0

1991

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Madison, NJ

Haverford College
Drew University

Messiah 2-1
Drew 2-1

1992

MAC Quarterfinals
MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Franklin & Marshall College

Drew University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 1-0
Messiah 3-2
LVC 1-0

1993

MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Wilkes-Barre, PA
Selingsgrove, PA

Wilkes College
Susquehanna University

Messiah 2-1(2OT)
Messiah 3-0

1994 MAC Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Drew University
Messiah 1-0
MAC Finals Grantham, PA Wilkes College Messiah 5-0
1995

MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Drew Univeristy
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 4-0
Messiah 2-0

1996

MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

University of Scranton
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 3-0

1997

MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Wilkes University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 7-0
LVC 4-1

1998

MAC Semifinals
MAC Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Wilkes University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 3-1
Messiah 1-0 (PS)

Conference Championship Tournament History, cont...

2000

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Elizabethtown College
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 3-2
LVC 3-1

2001

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Susquehanna University
Elizabethtown College

Messiah 5-0
Messiah 2-1 (2OT)

2002

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Elizabethtown College
Susquehanna University

Messiah 8-1
Messiah 2-1

2003 Commonwealth Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Widener University
Messiah 6-1
Commonwealth Finals Grantham, PA Juniata College Messiah 5-0
2004

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Widener University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 8-2
Messiah 8-2

2005

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Elizabethtown College
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 5-0
Messiah 5-0

2006

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Juniata College
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 4-0
LVC 2-0

2007

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Annville, PA

Elizabethtown College
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 3-1
Messiah 3-1

2008

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Widener University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 7-0
Messiah 2-1

2009

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Eastern University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 2-1

2010

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Alvernia University
Lebanon Valley College

Messiah 6-1
Messiah 5-0

2011

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Elizabethtown College
Alvernia University

Messiah 4-0
Messiah 7-1

2012

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Granham, PA
Grantham, PA

Arcadia University
Elizabethtown College

Messiah 3-2
Messiah 4-1

2013

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Elizabethtown, PA

Arcadia University
Elizabethtown College

Messiah 4-1
Messiah 3-2

2014

Commonwealth Semifinals
Commonwealth Finals

Glenside, PA
Reading, PA

Arcadia University
Alvernia University

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 3-0

2015

MAC Commonwealth Semifinals

MAC Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Albright College
Stevenson University

Messiah 5-2
Messiah 6-0

2016

MAC Commonwealth Semifinals

MAC Commonwealth Finals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Lebanon Valley College

Alvernia University

Messiah 4-0
Messiah 7-1

NCAA Tournament History

Total Appearances:
Second Round Appearances:
Third Round Appearances:
Semifinals Appearances:
Championship Appearances:

All-Time Record: 48-29

Record at Home: 39-6
Record on Road and at Neutral Sites:
18-23
Goals For - Goals Against: 156-100
Overtime Record (PS not included):
9-4
Penalty Strokes: 1-3

Year Competition
1984
First Round

Second Round

Semifinals

Championship

Location
Plymouth, NH
Plymouth, NH
Ewing, NJ
Ewing, NJ

Opponent
Plymouth St.
Salem St.
Ithaca
Bloomsburg

Result
Messiah 3-0
Messiah 2-0
Messiah 1-0
Bloomsburg 3-2

1985

First Round
Second Round

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Salisbury
TCNJ

Messiah 3-2
TCNJ 1-0

1986

First Round
Second Round

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Gettysburg
Salisbury

Messiah 1-0
Salisbury 2-1

1988

First Round

Grantham, PA

Kutztown

Kutztown 2-1 (3 OT PS)

1989

First Round

Bloomsburg, PA

Bloomsburg

Bloomsburg 1-0

1990

First Round
Second Round
Semifinals
Third Place

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Bloomsburg, PA
Bloomsburg, PA

Johns Hopkins
Salisbury
TCNJ
Lock Haven

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 4-0
TCNJ 2-1
Messiah 2-1

1991

First Round

Ewing, NJ

Salisbury

Salisbury 3-2

1992

First Round
Second Round
Semifinals
Third Place

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Ewing, NJ
Ewing, NJ

Ohio Wesleyan
SUNY Cortland
TCNJ
Salisbury

Messiah 2-0
Messiah 1-0
TCNJ 1-0 (OT)
Messiah 1-0 (2 OT)

1993

First Round
Second Round

Fredericksburg, VA
Fredericksburg, VA

Eastern Mennonite
Mary Washington

Messiah 3-0
Mary Washington 1-0 (OT)

1994

First Round
Second Round
Semifinals
Third Place

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Mary Washington
William Smith
SUNY Cortland
Middlebury

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 1-0 (2 OT PS SD)
SUNY Cortland 2-1 (2 OT PS)
Messiah 1-0 (OT)

1995

First Round
Second Round
Semifinals
Championship

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Ewing, NJ
Ewing, NJ

Mary Washington
SUNY Cortland
Wellesley
TCNJ

Messiah 3-2 (2 OT)

Messiah 3-2
Messiah 1-0 (OT)
TCNJ 2-1

1996

First Round
Second Round

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Swarthmore
SUNY Cortland

Messiah 3-0
SUNY Cortland 2-0

1997

First Round
Second Round
Semifinals

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Bloomsburg, PA

Springfield
Salisbury
SUNY Cortland

Messiah 3-2 (OT)

Messiah 1-0
SUNY Cortland 1-0

1998

First Round

Grantham, PA

Trinity (CT)

Trinity (CT) 4-0

2001

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals
Championship

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Springfield, MA
Springfield, MA

Bye
Gettysburg
St. Lawrence
TCNJ
SUNY Cortland

Messiah 5-1
Messiah 2-1 (OT)
Messiah 2-1
SUNY Cortland 1-0

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25
11
13
8

NCAA Tournament History, cont.

Year Competition
2002
First Round

Second Round

Third Round

Semifinals

Championship

Location
-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Springfield, MA
Springfield, MA

Opponent
Bye
Plymouth St.
Williams
TCNJ
Rowan

Result
Messiah 2-1
Messiah 2-0
Messiah 1-0
Rowan 1-0

2003

First Round
Second Round
Third Round

-
Salisbury, MD
Salisbury, MD

Bye
East. Mennonite
Salisbury

Messiah 5-2
Salisbury 4-1

2004

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Westfield, MA

Bye
Va. Wesleyan
Hartwick
Middlebury

Messiah 6-1
Messiah 2-1
Middlebury 3-0

2005

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals
Championship

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Lexington, VA
Lexington, VA

Bye
Alvernia
William Smith
Bowdoin
Salisbury

Messiah 7-4
Messiah 3-1
Messiah 2-1
Salisbury 1-0

2006

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals
Championship

-
Ewing, NJ
Ewing, NJ
Geneva, NY
Geneva, NY

Bye
Williams
TCNJ
Bowdoin
Ursinus

Messiah 3-2 (2 OT)

Messiah 2-1
Messiah 1-0
Ursinus 3-2

2007

First Round
Second Round

-
Ewing, NJ

Bye
Middlebury

Middlebury 4-3 (OT)

2008

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Collegeville, PA

Bye
Eastern
Rowan
Tufts

Messiah 3-0
Messiah 2-1 (2 OT)
Tufts 5-2

2009

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals
Championship

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
South Hadley, MA
South Hadley, MA

Bye
Eastern
Lebanon Valley
Ursinus
Salisbury

-
Messiah 3-0
Messiah 3-2 (OT)
Messiah 4-3
Salisbury 1-0

2010

First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Semifinals
Championship

-
Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA
Newport News, VA
Newport News, VA

Bye
Lynchburg
Salisbury
Ursinus
Bowdoin

Messiah 7-0
Messiah 4-1
Messiah 4-0
Bowdoin 2-1 (2 OT PS)

2011

First Round
Second Round

-
Salisbury, MD

Bye
Ursinus

Ursinus 3-1

2012

First Round
Second Round

-
Fredericksburg, VA

Bye
Lynchburg

Lynchburg 2-0

2013

First Round

Washington, D.C.

Catholic

Catholic 2-1 (OT)

2014

First Round
Second Round

Gambier, OH
Ewing, NJ

Kenyon
Catholic

Messiah 2-0
Catholic 2-0

2015

First Round
Second Round
Third Round

-
Ewing, NJ
Ewing, NJ

Bye
SUNY New Paltz
TCNJ

Messiah 3-0
TCNJ 4-2

2016

First Round
Second Round
Third Round

Grantham, PA
Grantham, PA

Keene State
Middlebury

Messiah 5-0
Messiah 4-2

MAC Commonwealth Honors

Special Honors
Year
1994
1995
1996
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2009
2010
2013
2013

Player of the Year

Cindy Toms
Anne Pieters
Cindy Toms
Allison Harris
Danae Chambers
Danae Chambers
Danae Chambers
Aftan Fisher ^
Julie Barton
Julie Barton ^^
Gina Kellett >> (Def.)
Moriah Pfautz >> (Off.)

Position
Left Wing
Back
Forward
Forward
Forward
Forward
Forward
Forward
Midfield
Midfield
Defense
Forward

^ Co-POY with Mel Slessinger of Elizabethtown

^^ Co-POY with Jocelyn Novak of Lebanon Valley
> Co-ROY with Lindsey Yeiser of Lebanon Valley
< Co-ROY with Shelley Reppert of Susquehanna
>> Beginning in 2013 the Commonwealth awarded Offensive
and Defensive Players of the Year.

All-Conference Honors

Year
1993
1994
1997
2001
2002
2005
2008
2010
2011
2013
2014
2015

Rookie of the Year

Cindy Toms
Krista Ebersole
Jess Brandt >
Danae Chambers
Aftan Fisher <
Beth Sandowich
Kourtney Ehly
Gina Kellett
Becky Ely
Moriah Pfautz
Carissa Gehman
Shayna Landis

Year
1994
1995
1998
2001
2002
2003
2008
2009
2010
2015
2016

Coach of the Year

Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Jan Trapp
Brooke Good
Brooke Good

Position
Forward
Midfield
Midfield
Forward
Forward
Defender
Forward
Defender
Defender
Forward
Forward
Defender

Conference Finish
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions
Champions

Messiah field hockey began receiving All-Conference honors in 1984. The Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) was split into two
divisions (Northern, Southern), with each division split into two leagues (West, East). Messiah competed within the Northern Division,
Northwest League. In 1993, the MAC split into just two divisions: the Commonwealth and the Freedom. Messiah has since competed
within the Commonwealth Conference, which was renamed MAC Commonwealth in 2015.
Note: Positions were not always assigned for All-Conference honorees, with position names also changing over the years. The
positions listed are accurate against conference records. Also, the records from 1988 and 1990 are yet to be confirmed.

Year Name
Position
Honor
Year Name
Position
Honor
1989 Cheri Kolb
UA
First Team
1994 Krista Ebersole
Right Midfield Second Team
1989 Jenny Lapp
UA
First Team
1995 Christy Davis
Forward
First Team
1989 Laurie Hoober
UA
First Team
1995 Cindy Toms
Forward
First Team
1990 Jen Lapp-Balmer
Forward
First Team
1995 Beth Baggett
Goalkeeper
Second Team
1990 Laurie Hoober
Forward
First Team
1995 Bree Arbogast
Midfielder
Second Team
1990 Sheila Lerew
Forward
First Team
1995 Kim Weaver
Forward
Second Team
1990 Carrie Brown
Goalkeeper
First Team
1995 Renee Groff
Sweeper
Second Team
1991 Julie Leister
Center Back
First Team
1996 Beth Baggett
Goalkeeper
First Team
1991 Laurie Hoober
Right Wing
First Team
1996 Christy Davis
Forward
First Team
1991 Sonya Weber
Left Midfield
First Team
1996 Kim Weaver
Back
First Team
1992 Jen Woodcock
Forward
First Team
1997 Erica Abrams
Offense
First Team
1992 Krista Mrubaker
Midfielder
First Team
1997 Kim Weaver
Defense
First Team
1992 Traci Schoffstall
Goalkeeper
First Team
1997 Kate Oostdyk
Offense
Second Team
1993 Janelle Miller
Midfielder
First Team
1997 Lindsay Nelson
Midfield
Second Team
1993 Jen Woodcock
Forward
First Team
1997 Marci Ginder
Defense
Second Team
1993 Traci Schoffstall
Goalkeeper
First Team
1998 Erica Abrams
Offense
First Team
1994 Anne Pieters
Center Back
First Team
1998 Kristi Schoffstall
Goalkeeper
First Team
1994 Beth Baggett
Goalkeeper
First Team
1998 Marci Ginder
Defense
First Team
1994 Cindy Toms
Left Wing
First Team
1998 Lindsay Nelson
Left Link
Second Team
1994 Becky Leatherman
Center Link
Second Team
1998 Lynn Krauss
Forward
Second Team
1994 Bree Arbogast
Left Midfield
Second Team
1999 Jess Chambers
Right Midfield
First Team

MAC Commonwealth Honors, cont...

Year Name
1999 Kate Oostdyk
1999 Lindsay Nelson
2000 Allison Harris
2000 Jess Brandt
2000 Lynn Krauss
2000 Brooke Good
2001 Allison Harris
2001 Brooke Good
2001 Danae Chambers
2001 Alison Reber
2001 Jenny Haverstick
2002 Aftan Fisher
2002 Brooke Good
2002 Danae Chambers
2002 Erica Nelson
2002 Kelly Stanwell
2003 Aftan Fisher
2003 Danae Chambers
2003 Erica Nelson
2003 Heather Kresge
2003 Beth Fulton
2003 Jenny Haverstick
2004 Aftan Fisher
2004 Danae Chambers
2004 Ashley Lobach
2004 Erica Nelson
2004 Heather Kresge
2004 Jenna Schwind
2005 Aftan Fisher
2005 Ashley Lobach
2005 Jenna Schwind
2005 Rebecca Dulillio
2006 Beth Sandowich
2006 Lindsay Hunter
2006 Emily Sauder
2006 Lynn Sandowich
2007 Beth Sandowich
2007 Emily Sauder
2007 Lindsay Hunter
2007 Ashley Mowrey
2007 Katie Love
2008 Brittany Godshall
2008 Julie Barton
2008 Liz Ziegler
2008 Nikki Bailey
2008 Ashley Mowrey
2008 Beth Sandowich
2008 Kourtney Ehly
2008 Lauren Tennis
2009 Ashley Mowrey
2009 Julie Barton
2009 Katie Love
2009 Kourtney Ehly
2009 Liz Ziegler
2009 Brittany Godshall
2009 Emily Sauder
2009 Nicole Carroll
2010 Gina Kellett
2010 Julie Barton
2010 Kourtney Ehly
2010 Amber Philpot-Good

Position
Right Wing
Left Link
Forward
Midfielder
Forward
Back
Forward
Midfield
Forward
Forward
Midfield
Forward
Midfield
Forward
Goalkeeper
Forward
Midfield
Forward
Goalkeeper
Midfield
Defender
Defender
Forward
Forward
Midfield
Goalkeeper
Defender
Forward
Forward
Defense
Forward
Midfield
Defender
Forward
Midfield
Midfield
Defender
Midfield
Forward
Goalkeeper
Forward
Defender
Midfield
Midfield
Forward
Goalkeeper
Defender
Forward
Forward
Goalkeeper
Midfield
Forward
Forward
Midfield
Defender
Midfield
Defender
Defender
Midfield
Forward
Forward

Honor
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team

Year Name
2011 Gina Kellett
2011 Juliana Hershey
2011 Kelly Martin
2011 Kourtney Ehly
2011 Natalie Ziegler
2011 Erica Cann
2011 Kayleig h Stewart
2012 Becky Ely
2012 Gina Kellett
2012 Juliana Hershey
2012 Molly Gebrosky
2012 Natalie Ziegler
2012 Emily Hursh
2012 Kelly Martin
2013 Gina Kellett
2013 Moriah Pfautz
2013 Becky Ely
2013 Brooke Sands
2013 Molly Gebrosky
2013 Caroline Wulf
2014 Carissa Gehman
2014 Becky Ely
2014 Lindsay Bower
2014 Moriah Pfautz
2015 Carissa Gehman
2015 Lindsay Bower
2015 Hannah Roland
2015 Shelby Landes
2015 Taylor Holt
2015 Shayna Landis
2015 Nicole Wilkerson
2016 Carissa Gehman
2016 Moriah Pfautz
2016 Lindsay Bower
2016 Kristin Donohue
2016 Hannah Roland
2016 Sara Brooks
2016 Shelby Landes
2016 Taylor Holt
2016 Nicole Wilkerson

Position
Defender
Forward
Midfield
Forward
Midfield
Defender
Goalkeeper
Defender
Defender
Forward
Goalkeeper
Midfield
Forward
Midfield
Midfield
Forward
Defender
Midfield
Goalkeeper
Midfield
Forward
Defender
Midfield
Forward
Forward
Midfield
Defender
Goalkeeper
Forward
Defender
Midfield
Forward
Forward
Midfielder
Midfielder
Defender
Defender
Goalkeeper
Forward
Midfielder

Honor
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Hon. Mention
Hon. Mention
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Hon. Mention
Hon. Mention
Hon. Mention
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Hon. Mention
Hon. Mention

National Field Hockey Coaches Association - All-Region

Total Separate Seasons with Honors:

30
Total Number of Player Honors:
117
Most Honors in a Single Season: 6 (1995)
Second-Most Honors in a Single Season:
5 (nine times)

Year Name
1984 Kim Leppo
1984 Jenifer Terranova
1984 Annette Mullen
1984 Lori Reedy
1986 Jenniver Terranova
1986 Julie Esh
1896 Tara Boyer
1988 Rebecca Weiderrecht
1988 Karen Barshinger
1988 Jenn Lapp
1989 Jenn Lapp
1989 Cheri Kolb
1990 Sheila Lerew
1990 Laure Hoober
1990 Jen Lapp-Balmer
1990 Denise Keener
1990 Heather Suessmuth
1991 Lauri Hoober
1991 Sonya Weber
1992 Jen Woodcock
1992 Krista Brubaker
1992 Ginny Dietrich
1992 Kristin Muschert
1993 Jen Woodcock
1993 Janelle Miller
1993 Cindy Toms
1993 Krista Brubaker
1993 Traci Schoffstall
1994 Cindy Toms
1994 Anne Pieters
1994 Beth Baggett
1994 Bree Arbogast
1994 Krista Ebersole
1995 Anne Pieters
1995 Cindy Toms
1995 Christy Davis
1995 Renee Groff
1995 Beth Baggett
1995 Kim Weaver
1996 Cindy Toms
1996 Christy Davis
1996 Beth Baggett
1996 Renee Groff
1996 Kim Weaver
1997 Kim Weaver
1997 Erica Abrams
1997 Lindsay Nelson
1997 Jess Brandt
1998 Erica Abrams
1998 Marci Ginder
1998 Lindsay Nelson
1998 Kristi Schoffstall
1999 Jess Chambers
1999 Lindsay Nelson
1999 Kate Oostdy

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Honor
Honorable Mention
Honorable Mention
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team

Year Name
2000 Allison Harris
2000 Jess Brandt
2000 Lynn Krauss
2001 Danae Chambers
2001 Allison Harris
2001 Brooke Good
2002 Danae Chambers
2002 Brooke Good
2002 Aftan Fisher
2002 Kelly Stanwell
2002 Heather Kresge
2003 Danae Chambers
2003 Aftan Fisher
2003 Heather Kresge
2003 Erica Nelson
2003 Bethany Fulton
2004 Danae Chambers
2004 Aftan Fisher
2004 Heather Kresge
2004 Ashley Lobach
2004 Erica Nelson
2005 Aftan Fisher
2005 Ashley Lobach
2005 Jenna Schwind
2005 Rebecca Dilullo
2006 Beth Sandowich
2006 Lindsey Hunter
2006 Ashley Mowery
2007 Lindsey Hunter
2007 Beth Sandowich
2007 Ashley Mowery
2007 Emily Sauder
2007 Anne Pieters
2008 Ashley Mowery
2008 Julie Barton
2008 Nikki Bailey
2008 Emily Sauder
2008 Liz Ziegler
2009 Julie Barton
2009 Kourtney Ehly
2009 Katie Love
2009 Ashley Mowery
2010 Julie Barton
2010 Kourtney Ehly
2010 Amber Good
2011 Kourtney Ehly
2011 Juliana Hershey
2011 Gina Kellett
2011 Kelly Martin
2012 Natalie Zeigler
2012 Gina Kellett
2012 Molly Gebrosky
2012 Juliana Hershey

Honor
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team
Second Team

National Field Hockey Coaches Association - All-Region, cont.

Year Name
2013 Gina Kellett
2013 Moria Pfautz
2013 Becky Ely
2014 Becky Ely
2014 Carissa Gehman
2015 Lindsay Bower
2015 Carissa Gehman
2015 Shayna Landis

Honor
First Team
First Team
Second Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
First Team
Second Team

National Field Hockey Coaches Association - All-Americans

Total Separate Seasons with Honors:

Total Number of Player Honors:
Most Honors in a Single Season:

Year
Name Honor
1984 Kim Leppo
First Team
1984 Jennifer Terranova
First Team
1984 Annette Mullen
Honorable Mention
1986 Jennifer Terranova
First Team*
1989 Jen Lapp
Honorable Mention
1990 Sheila Lerew
First Team*
1990 Laurie Hoober
First Team*
1991 Laurie Hoober
Second Team
1992 Jen Woodcock
First Team
1992 Krista Brubaker
Second Team
1994 Cindy Toms
First Team
1994 Anne Pieters
Second Team
1994 Beth Baggett
Third Team
1995 Anne Pieters
First Team
1995 Cindy Toms
First Team
1995 Christy Davis
Second Team
1996 Cindy Toms
First Team*
1997 Kim Weaver
Second Team
1997 Erica Abrams
Third Team
1998 Marci Ginder
Second Team
2000 Allison Harris
Third Team
2001 Danae Chambers
First Team
2002 Danae Chambers
First Team
2002 Brooke Good
Second Team
2002 Aftan Fisher
Third Team
2003 Danae Chambers
First Team
2003 Aftan Fisher
First Team
2004 Danae Chambers
First Team
2004 Aftan Fisher
First Team
2004 Heather Kresge
First Team
2004 Ashley Lobach
Third Team
NCAA All-Tournament
Team Honors
Year Name
1984 Jen Terranova
1984 Kim Leppo
1984 Annette Bucky Mullen
1990 Sheila Lerew
1990 Carrie Pokey Brown
1990 Lauri Hoober
1992 Traci Schoffstall

Year Name
1992 Debbie Dietrich
1994 Joan Ginder
1994 Heather Moyer
1995 Cindy Toms
1995 Christy Davis
1997 Erica Abrams
1997 Lindsay Nelson
2001 Allison Harris
2001 Michele Sandowich
2001 Danae Chambers

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4 (2004, 2007, 2009)

Year
Name Honor
2005 Aftan Fisher
First Team
2005 Ashley Lobach
First Team
2005 Jenna Schwind
Third Team
2006 Lindsey Hunter
Second Team
2007 Lindsey Hunter
First Team
2007 Ashley Mowery
First Team
2007 Beth Sandowich
First Team
2007 Emily Sauder
Third Team
2008 Julie Barton
First Team
2008 Ashley Mowery
Second Team
2009 Julie Barton
First Team
2009 Kourtney Ehly
First Team
2009 Ashley Mowery
Second Team
2009 Katie Love
Third Team
2010 Julie Barton
First Team
2010 Kourtney Ehly
First Team
2011 Kourtney Ehly
First Team
2011 Julianna Hershey
Third Team
2012 Gina Kellett
Third Team
2013 Gina Kellett
First Team
2013 Moriah Pfautz
Third Team
2014 Carissa Gehman
Third Team
2015 Carissa Gehman
Second Team
National Player of the Year

Year
2004
2005
2009
2010

Player
Danae Chambers
Aftan Fisher
Julie Barton
Julie Barton

Year Name
2002 Brooke Good
2002 Danae Chambers
2002 Erica Nelson
2004 Danae Chambers
2004 Ashley Lobach
2005 Ashley Lobach
2005 Rachael Allison
2005 Lindsey Hunter
2006 Lundsey Hunter
2006 Emily Sauder

Position
Forward
Forward
Midfielder
Midfielder

Year Name
2006 Mary Hoover
2008 Liz Ziegler
2008 Julie Barton
2009 Julie Barton
2009 Kourtney Ehly
2009 Liz Ziegler
2009 Nikki Carroll
2010 Julie Barton
2010 Leann Carroll
2010 Amber Philpot

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