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2007 NE-10 Women's Lacrosse


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May 7, 2007

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Northeast-10 Player of the Week

Michelle Kelly, Stonehill (So., M, Mendham, NJ) – Named the Most Valuable Player of the 2007 Northeast-10 Championships after netting seven goals and three assists for 10 points in a pair of contests. Scored four goals and had three assists in an 18-7 semifinal win over Merrimack and recorded a hat trick in a 9-7 title match victory over Bentley. Added four caused turnovers and three ground balls during the championship run.

Northeast-10 Goalkeeper of the Week

Amanda McGeachey, Stonehill (Jr., G, Saco, ME) – Posted a 2-0 mark with a 7.00 goal against average and a .517 saves percentage during the Northeast-10 Championships. Had 10 saves in the 18-7 semi-final win over Merrimack and had five saves in the 9-7 title match victory over Bentley.

Northeast-10 Freshman of the Week

Liza Gross, Stonehill (Fr., M, Loudonville, NY) - Netted six goals and three assists for nine points at the Northeast-10 Championship. Scored four goals and had an assist in a 18-7 semifinal win over Merrimack to go with a pair of tallies and two assists in a 9-7 championship match win over Bentley. Also added seven draw controls during the tournament.


Weekly Honor Roll:

Liz Goddard, Bentley (Jr., M, Acton, MA) - Scored 17 points in four games this past week with nine goals and eight assists, including four goals and four assists in the first round playoff game against Saint Michael's.

Jaclyn Griffin, Bentley (Fr., A, Barrington, IL) - Tallied eight points this past week with five goals and three assists. Scored a hat trick in the first round tournament game against Saint Michael's.

Christina Guglielmo, Bentley (Fr., G, Fair Haven, NJ) - Went 2-2 this past week with an 11.50 goal against average and .446 save percentage while earning wins in playoff games against Saint Michael's and Southern New Hampshire.

Kellyn Riccitelli, Bentley (Sr., A, Cheshire, CT) - Scored 17 goals and added four assists in four games this past week. Scored four goals at Stonehill, five against Saint Michael's in the Northeast-10 quarterfinals, six against Southern New Hampshire in the semifinals and two at Stonehill in the championship game. Also added one assist in each game.

Alyssa Ritchie, Bentley (So., A, North Andover, MA) - Tallied 20 points this past week with nine goals and 11 assists. Scored hat tricks against Stonehill, Saint Michael's and Southern New Hampshire and dished out at least two assists in each of the four games, including four assists against Saint Michael's in the quarterfinals.

Caroline Gooding, Saint Anselm (Sr., A, Easton, MA) - Scored four goals and had an assist in the season finale against Merrimack.

Kelsey Johnson, Saint Anselm (So., M , Byfield, MA) - In the season finale versus Merrimack, had three goals and an assist in the team's loss.

Kim Berlo, Saint Michael's (So., A , Scituate, MA) - Posted three goals and an assist for a four-point game in the 20-13 loss to Bentley in the Northeas-10 Quarterfinals.

Brynne Curran, Saint Michael's (Jr., A, Cape Elizabeth, ME) - Tallied three goals against Bentley in the 20-13 loss in the Northeast-10 Quarterfinals.

Amanda Soule, Saint Michael's (Jr., M , Hartland, VT) - Scored three goals in the Northeast-10 Quarterfinals at Bentley in a 20-13 loss.

Tracey Hoffman, Stonehill (Sr., A, Nashua, NH) - Notched four goals and five assists for nine points in the Northeast-10 championships. Recorded a hat trick and had two assists in the 18-7 semi-final win over Merrimack to go with a goal and three assists in the 9-7 championship match win over Bentley.

Weekly Notes:

STONEHILL: The Skyhawks claimed their eighth straight Northeast-10 tournament title with Sunday's championship round win over Bentley after collecting their ninth straight league regular season crown with a triumph over the Falcons last Monday. Stonehill has posted seven seven straight undefeated regular season league campaigns in conference play and will take a 68-match Northeast-10 winning streak into the 2008 season. Stonehill, which moved up to the number two spot in this week's IWLCA Division II national poll and is ranked in the top 10 for the 71st straight week, earned the program's fifth NCAA tournament berth on Sunday evening and will take on C.W. Post in the North Region national semi-finals on Saturday afternoon in Salem, Va. beginning at 2:00 p.m. The Skyhawks will be looking to avenge their lone setback of the spring suffered to the Pioneers just 10 days ago, as the two teams will meet for the fourth time in post-season play overall and for the first time in NCAA play since 2003. Stonehill has won its last two post-season match-ups with C.W. Post and is 5-2 in NCAA championship action, as the Skyhawks seek their third national crown in five years. Saturday's Northeast-10 semi-final win was Stonehill's 20th in post-season play, as the Skyhawks are 21-4 all-time in post-season action and now sport a 140-26 (.843) slate in Michael Daly's nine-year tenure as head coach. Junior M Kristin Darrell (West Islip, N.Y.) became the fourth Skyhawk to earn Northeast-10 Player of the Year honors, as Stonehill has copped the award in eight of the league's nine-year existence, while sophomore M Michelle Kelly (Mendham, N.J.) became the third Skyhawk to earn Northeast-10 Defensive Player of the Year honors in the last four years...Senior A Tracey Hoffman (Nashua, N.H.) became the seventh player in school history to eclipse the 200 career point plateau with five points in Saturday's semi-final win over Merrimack.