APRIL 28, 2002 - LIMESTONE 10, MERRIMACK 3

N. Andover, Mass.

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Merrimack 2 1 3
Limestone 2 8 10

SCORING SUMMARY
N. Andover, Mass. - Sophomore Meghan Dennehy (Gambrills, MD) and senior attacker Becky Buppert (Westminster, MD) netted three goals apiece to lead visiting Limestone College (7-6) to a 10-3 victory over Merrimack College (6-9) in rain dampened conditions Sunday afternoon. Kathy Campbell (Sudlerville, MD) added two goals and two assists for the victorious Saints. Freshman Brenna Newfell (Billerica, MA), senior MaryBeth Hull (Pine Beach, NJ) and sophomore Alisa Arakelian (Wayland, MA) tallied the three Merrimack scores. The Warriors have qualified for the Northeast-10 Tournament and will play this Wednesday at a site to be determined.

Merrimack jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first half. Newfell netted a free position goal, her 21st of the season at 19:59 mark. At the 17:15 mark, Hull registered her 36th goal of the season and the Warriors had a 2-0 advantage. Angela Cunningham (Edgewater, MD) put the visitors on the board with 12:19 to play in the half. With 1:08 to go in the half, Campbell set up Dennehy for the games tying score. Limestone seized control of the game early in the second stanza. Campbell put Limestone ahead just 2:49 into the half. Buppert and Campbell scored the next two goals and Limestone was in command with a 5-2 lead and 22:18 to go. The Saints scored the next five goals before Arakelian scored for Merrimack with 1:13 to play. Brandi Daigle (Taneytown, MD) made nine stops in net for Limestone. Cara Welch (Sandwich, MA) had 18 stops for Merrimack in her 14th start.

Goals:
LC-Becky Buppert 3, Meghan Dennehy 3, Kathy Campbell 2, Angela Cunningham, Cathy Rice.
MC- Alisa Arakelian, MaryBeth Hull , Brenna Newfell.

Assists:
LC-Campbell 2, Dennehy 2, Stephanie Allen, Pam Gateau.
MC-Kerry Moniz.

Saves:
LC-Brandi Daigle, 56:27, 9 saves, 2 GA; Kate Herzog, 3:33, 0 saves, 1 GA.
MC-Cara Welch, 60:00, 18 saves, 10 GA.

Shots:
LC-33
MC 11.

APRIL 26, 2002 - LIMESTONE 11, vs STONEHILL 15

Chieftain Stadium, Easton, Mass.

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Stonehill 7 8 15
Limestone 4 7 11

SCORING SUMMARY
LC GOALS: Pam Gateau (3), Meghan Dennehy (3), Kathy Campbell, Becky Buppert, Angela Cunningham, Stephanie Allen, Cathy Rice
STO GOALS: Katie Lambert (4), Ann Signorella (3), Amanda Stubbs (2), Melissa Gross (2), Colby Confer (2), Katie Shannon, Courtney Duggan

LC ASSISTS: Dennehy (2), Campbell, Gateau, Cunningham, Allen
STO ASSISTS: Lambert (3), Signorella (3), Gross (2), Shannon (2), Stubbs, Colette Carpenter

GOALIE SAVES
LC: Brandi Daigle-5
STO: Carissa Medeiros-10

EASTON, Mass.-- Junior All-America Katie Lambert (Milton, Mass.) netted four goals and added three assists for seven points, while senior Ann Signorella (New Bedford, Mass.) added a hat trick of her own to go with three assists for six points as the Stonehill women's lacrosse team overcame a one-goal second half deficit to post a 15-11 non-league victory over 10th-ranked Limestone Friday afternoon at Chieftain Stadium.

The Chieftains (11-5) jumped out to an early 6-1 advantage just 12 minutes into the match and settled for a 7-4 advantage at the break, but the visiting Lady Saints (6-6) scored five of the first six goals of the second half to take their only lead of the day at 9-8 on a marker by senior Becky Buppert (Westminster, Md.) with just over 20 minutes remaining. Stonehill evened matters at the 41:11 mark on sophomore Katie Shannon's (Feeding Hills, Mass.) goal and took the lead for good some five minutes later when Signorella completed her hat trick. After Limestone closed to within one at 11-10 on sophomore Meghan Dennehy's (Gambrills, Md.) third goal of the day, the Chieftains ripped off four goals in a 2:45 span to take control at 15-10, as sophomore Amanda Stubbs (Northport, N.Y.) netted two of the hosts' tallies over that time span.

Junior Melissa Gross (Bow, N.H.) added a pair of goals and two assists in the win for Stonehill, while Stubbs and Shannon each finished with three points for the hosts. Freshman Colby Confer (Madison, Conn.) netted a pair of markers for the Chieftains, while freshman Courtney Duggan (Billerica, Mass.) added the other tally of the afternoon for Stonehill, which received a single assist off the stick of freshman Colette Carpenter (Massapequa, N.Y.).

In addition to Gateau's and Dennehy's hat tricks, five individuals each netted single goals in the setback for Limestone, as senior Kathy Campbell (Sudlerville, Md.), junior Stephanie Allen (Columbus, Ohio) and freshman Angela Cunningham (Edgewater, Md.) each netted a goal and an assist for the visitors. Buppert and junior Cathy Rice (Edgewater, Md.) tallied the other two Lady Saint goals, while Dennehy added a pair of assists to finish with five points on the day.

Junior Carissa Medeiros (New Bedford, Mass.) picked up the win in goal for Stonehill with an 11-save effort, while sophomore Brandi Daigle (Taneytown, Md.) made five stops in net for Limestone, as the Lady Saints outshot the Chieftains by a 26-23 margin for the contest. The victory was the 50th triumph in Stonehill's four-year history as a varsity program and avenged a 10-5 setback that the Chieftains suffered at Limestone last season in the only other meeting between the two schools.

Stonehill hosts Adelphi in a key non-league match with NCAA North Region implications on Sunday afternoon at Chieftain Stadium beginning at Noon, while Limestone travels to North Andover, Mass. on Sunday to take on Merrimack in a non-league match that also begins at Noon.

APRIL 21, 2002 - LIMESTONE 11, AT SHIPPENSBURG 13

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Shippensburg 6 7 13
Limestone 6 5 11

Goals Scored:
LC, Kathy Campbell 4, Meghan Dennehy 3, Angela Cunningham 2, Becky Buppert 1, Cathy Rice 1;
SU, Page Heath 5, Mandy Swoyer 3, Hillary Eckert 2, Shannon Andrew 1, Laura Warrington 1, Suzanne Brazeau 1.

Assists:
LC, Kathy Campbell 2, Angela Cunningham 1;
SU Page Heath 1, Suzanne Brazeau 1, Hillary Eckert 1.

Goalie Saves:
LC, Brandi Daigle (39:00) 4, Katie Herzog (21:00), 3;
SU, Jen Clemente (50:49) 12, Kelby Vanous (9:11) 1.

Goals Allowed:
LC, Daigle 10, Herzog 2;
SU, Clemente 9, Vanous 2.

Shots:
LC 25;
SU 22.

Scoring Summary
First Half
LC--Kathy Campbell, 27:28
LC--Kathy Campbell, 24:46
SU--Mandy Swoyer, 20:12
LC--Angela Cunningham (Becky Buppert), 21:05
SU--Page Heath, 19:05
SU--Page Heath, 15:58
SU--Shannon Andrew, 12:16
LC--Angela Cunningham, 11:01
LC---Meghan Dennehy (Kathy Campbell), 10:26
SU--Laura Warrington, 9:18
LC--Becky Buppert, 6:58
SU--Page Heath, 5:13

Second Half
SU--Mandy Swoyer (Suzanne Brazeau), 27:34
SU--Page Heath, 27:17
SU--Page Heath, 24:20
SU--Mandy Swoyer (Heather Mullen), 23:14
LC--Kathy Campbell, 22:58
LC--Meghan Dennehy, 22:34
SU--Suzanne Brazeau (Hillary Eckert), 21:00
LC--Kathy Campbell, 13:11
LC--Meghan Dennehy (Angela Cunningham), 12:23
SU--Hillary Eckert (Page Heath), 11:55
LC--Cathy Rice (Kathy Campbell), 3:28
SU--Hillary Eckert (Suzanne Brazeau), 0:43

Shippensburg Record: 4-7.
Limestone Record: 6-5

APRIL 13, 2002 - LONGWOOD 16, AT LIMESTONE 2

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Longwood 9 16 16
Limestone 1 2 2

Shots Total
Longwood 34
Limestone 9

Ground Balls Total
Longwood 26
Limestone 21

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Longwood 9
Limestone 7

Scoring Summary (goals,assists)
Longwood
Taylor 2-2-4, Cohen 3-0-3, Ullery 1-0-1, Bikowski 4-0-4, Hilbert 2-0-2, Denson 1-1-2, Haydrys 1-0-1, Kibler 0-2-2, Naumann 1-0-1, Slotke 1-0-1, Richerdson 0-1-1
Limestone
Angela Cunningham 1-0-1, Meghan Dennehy 1-0-1

GAME SUMMARY
GAFFNEY, SC…The 8th ranked Limestone Women’s Lacrosse team was outscored by the #1 ranked Longwood Lancers. The Saints held the Lancers scoreless for the first ten minutes of the game however turnovers late in the half changed the pace of the game. The lancers once on the board never looked back as they took a 9-1 halftime lead. Emily Bikowski led the lancers with 4 goals as Longwood( 12-0 ) Finished their home schedule with a 16 –2 win. “ The first twenty minutes of the game I thought it could have gone either way, turnovers hurt us” said coach Tucker. The Saints now 6-4 travel to Shippensburg for a 1pm contest on Sunday April 21st .

APRIL 4, 2002 - PFEIFFER 7, AT LIMESTONE 10

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Pfeiffer 3 7 10
Limestone 6 10 16

Shots Total
Pfeiffer 10
Limestone 21

Ground Balls Total
Pfeiffer 17
Limestone 30

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Lock Haven 4
Limestone 9

Scoring Summary (goals,assists)
Pfeiffer
Kelly Battaglia 2-0-2, Lindsey Boswell 2-2-4, Kiersten Ferner 1- 0-1, Kristina Lianes 2-2-4
Limestone
Kathy Campbell 2-3-5, Becky Buppert 1-0-1, Pam Gateau 3-1-4, Angela Cunningham 1-0-1, Stephanie Allen 0-1-1, Meghan Dennehy 1-2-3, SAVES Brandi Daigle 3

GAME SUMMARY
GAFFNEY, SC…The #8 Limestone Saints finished their home schedule on Thursday with a 10- 7 victory over Pfeiffer. This was the last home game for seniors Becky Buppert, Chrystal Ford, and Jamie Bennett. The seniors all playing with injuries left the field for the last time after playing a hard fought game. “ Becky, Chrystal and Jamie left everything they had on the field. They are all playing through tough injuries and they still came on that field and gave it there all” said coach Tucker. The Saints now 6-3 scored just 2 minutes into the first half and held the lead for the rest of the game. Limestone’s next game will be away against #1 Longwood on Saturday April 13.

MARCH 24, 2002 - LIMESTONE 6, at GANNON 11

Scoring Summary (goals,assists)
Gannon
Kerrie DiBasio (3g), Melissa Flynn (1g), Jessica Lee (3g), Mindy Richmond (1g, 1a), Tina Ropollo (2g), Emily Wood (1g)
Limestone
Kathy Campbell (1g), Angela Cunningham (2g), Stephanie Allen (1g) Christal Ford (1g), Pam Gateau (1g)

Saves
Gannon
NA
Limestone
Brandi Daigle 4, Katie Herzog 2

GAME SUMMARY
Harwood, MD…Third-ranked Gannon University outscored sixth-ranked Limestone 7-2 in the opening half of today’s 11-6 decision over the Lady Saints in women’s lacrosse. The Lady Golden Knights improved to 3-2 with Sunday’s win. Limestone, now 5-3, has lost three straight games despite starting the season with five consecutive victories. The Lady Saints return to action on Thursday April 4 hosting Pfeiffer University on Senior Day, game time 4:00 PM.

MARCH 23, 2002 - LIMESTONE 9, at WESTCHESTER 16

Scoring Summary (goals,assists)
West Chester- Shannon Eidse (7g, 1a), Dulcie Royer (3g), Kathleen Sheehan (2g, 1a), Kara Muenker (1g, 2a)
Limestone-Meghan Dennehy (3g), Kathy Campbell (2g), Cristal Ford (2g), Stephanie Allen (1g, 1a), Angela Cunninham (1g)

GAME SUMMARY
Farmville, VA…The sixth-ranked Limestone Lady Saints were outscored 12-2 in the first half by top-ranked West Chester in Saturday’s (3/23) 16-9 loss to the Lady Rams in women’s lacrosse action. Today’s game was played at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. Limestone’s Meghan Dennehy scored three goals while Christal Ford and Kathy Campbell scored two-goals apiece but it was not enough to keep the Lady Saints from dropping their second straight game this after opening the season with five consecutive wins.

Limestone, now 5-2, returns to action tomorrow (3/24) with a battle against third-ranked Gannon University (1-0). Sunday’s game will be played in Harwood, Maryland at Southern High School and will start at 2:00 PM. By the way, West Chester improves to 2-0 with Saturday’s victory.

MARCH 16, 2002 - LIMESTONE 7, Millersville 12

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Millersville 5 12 12
Limestone 4 7 6

Shots Total
Limestone 19

Ground Balls Total
Limestone 15

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Limestone 6

Scoring Summary
Millersville - Megan Miller 3-1-4, Kim Pace 1-2-3, Nicki Matuszewski 0- 2-2, Tiffany Frankenfield 2-1-3, Kristan Burnheter 3-1-4, Margaret Kelly
Limestone - Kathy Campbell 1-1-2, Becky Buppert 0-1-1, Pam Gateau 1-0-1, Angie Meyer1-2-3,

Goaltender Saves
Limestone - Brandi Daigle 10, Katie Herzog 1

Game Summary
Gaffney, SC - The #5 Limestone Women’s Lacrosse teams winning streak was brought to a halt by #6 Millersville Saturday afternoon at Saints field. The teams exchanged goals for the first half leaving limestone trailing by one at half, however it was all Millersville in the second as they put six more goals on the board .The saints were led by Angie Meyer with one goal and two assists and Megan Dennehy with 2 goals and one assist. Brandi Daigle had 10 saves on the day. The final score was Millersville 12 and Limestone 7. The saints play #1 West Chester on March 23 and #4 Gannon on March 24 at Southern HS , MD

MARCH 7, 2002 - LIMESTONE 11, Lockhaven 4

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Lockhaven 2 2 4
Limestone 3 8 11

Shots Total
Lock Haven 13
Limestone 29

Ground Balls Total
Lock Haven 12
Limestone 14

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Lock Haven 15
Limestone 8

Scoring Summary
Lock Haven - Richland (2g, 0a), Dare (1g, 1a), Strisku (0g, 1a), Fitzpatrick (1g, 0a)
Limestone - Campbell (3g, 1a), Dennehy (2g, 1a), Gateau (2g, 1a), Rice (1g, 0a), Buppert (1g, 0a), Cunningham (0g, 2a), Meyer (1g, 0a), Allen (1g, 0a)

Game Summary
Misenheimer, NC - The fifth-ranked Limestone College women’s lacrosse team defeated Lock Haven (Pa.) 11-4 at Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, NC on Thursday to extend the longest current win streak in Division II to 15 games, a streak that dates back to last season.

Limestone senior attack Kathy Campbell led the charge today scoring three goals and assisting one another while sophomore Meghan Dennehy and junior Pam Gateau, both midfielders, each added 2 two goals and one assist as the Saints improved to 5-0 on the season.

Limestone returns to action on March 16th hosting #6 Millersville in a 1:00 PM battle at Saints Field.

The Saints have outscored their first five opponents on the season 62-16 and by a combined margin of 171-77 over the current 15-game win streak.

MARCH 1, 2002 - LIMESTONE 7, Greensboro 5

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Greensboro 2 5 5
Limestone 4 7 7

Shots Total
Limestone 24

Ground Balls Total
Limestone 24

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Limestone 5

Scoring Summary
Greensboro - Lorin Smith 2-1-3, Laura Henry 1-0-1, Rebecca Beninghove 1-0-1, Leah Taylor 1-0-1
Limestone - Kathy Campbell 1-1-2, Becky Buppert 0-2-2, Cathy Rice 1- 0-1, Angela Cunningham1-1-2, Angie Meyer 1-0-1, Megan Dennehy 2- 0-2, Pam Gateau 2-0-2

Game Summary
Greensboro, SC - Limestone defeats Greensboro College in a close game on Friday. Limestone got on the board early with a pass to Becky Buppert into cutting Angie Meyer. And then was held scoreless for 23 minutes.

The Saints found their rhythm late in the first half and were able to post 3 more goals before the buzzer.

In the second half Greensboro was able to tie the contest but with 6 minutes remaining Meghan Dennehy was able to put one past Stephanie Schaeffer to put the Saints up by a goal.

The defense held Greensboro for the remaining time and Limestone managed to put another goal on the board with a pass from Cathy Campbell to Meghan Dennehy.

The Saints now 4-0 play Lock Haven at Pfeiffer on Thursday march 7th at 2pm.

The Lady Saints return home on Saturday March 16th and face #6 Millersville. Game time 2pm

FEBRUARY 27, 2002 - LIMESTONE 16, GUILFORD 2

Scores by half 1st 2nd FINAL
Mercyhurst 1 2 2
Limestone 9 16 16

Shots Total
Limestone 34

Ground Balls Total
Limestone 35

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Limestone 16

Scoring Summary
Guilford - Sara Routhier 2-0-2
Limestone - Kathy Campbell 4-5-9, Becky Buppert 2-4-6, Cathy Rice 1- 2-3, Angela Cunningham 1-0-1, Angie Meyer 1-0-1, Meghan Dennehy 2-0-2, Stephanie Allen 2-0-2, Crystal Ford 3-1-4

Game Summary
Gaffney, SC - The Limestone College Women’s Lacrosse team combined great defensive play and a strong transition game to beat Guilford College 16-2 at Saints Field.

Scoring was spread over eight different players as they scored less than three minutes into the game and never looked back.

Coach Tucker said “ we will continue to be successful as long as we run a patient offense and our defense continues to play at the level they have been playing.”

The Saints continue their busy week at Greensboro College on Friday--game time 4:00pm.

Limestone returns home on March 16th against #6 ranked Millersville College.

FEBRUARY 26, 2002 - LIMESTONE 6, MERCYHURST 5 (OT)

Scores by half 1st 2nd 1 0T 2 OT SD FINAL
Mercyhurst 4 4 4 5 5 5
Limestone 3 4 5 5 6 6

Shots Total
Mercyhurst 15
Limestone 16

Ground Balls Total
Mercyhurst 18
Limestone 31

Interceptions/Caused Turnovers Total
Mercyhurst 18
Limestone 15

Scoring Summary
Mercyhurst - Laurie Sienkiewicz 1-0-1, Shannon Griffith 0-1-1, Amy Plumbley 2-0-2, Vanessa Turner 1-0-1, Kate Stoddard 1-0-1
Limestone - Meghan Dennehy 4-0-4, Angie Meyer, 1-3-4, Kathy Campbell 1-1-2

Game Summary
Gaffney, SC- The #5 ranked Limestone Women’s Lacrosse team knocked off the #7 Mercyhurst Lakers 6 to 5 in the third overtime with a goal by Kathy Cambell.

Limestone took an early 3-0 lead in the first half but turnovers by Limestone and good defense by the Lakers allowed Mercyhurst back into the game and eventually they led 4-3 at half time.

It took most of the second half for Limestone to get a back on the board. A goal from Meghan Dennehy tied the game 16:56 into the second half. Great defense by both teams pushed the game into OT.

Limestone would score early in OT with a feed to Meghan Dennehy from Angie Meyer making the score 5-4 in the first OT. Mercy Hurst would later tie things up with a free position shot making the score 5-5 forcing the game into sudden death.

Limestone with less than one minute into the six minute sudden death period would score on a drive by Kathy Campbell giving the Lady Saints the 6 - 5 victory.

Limestone( 2-0 ) hosts Guilford at Saints field at 4pm on Wednesday the 27th.