DUQUESNE QUALIFIES FOR A-10 TOURNAMENT

  Four Goals By Wood Not Enough For Dukes...Temple 14 Duqauesne 10

     Ashley Woods (Shaker Heights) had four goals in the A-10 Quarter Final game against Temple, but it was not eough as the Owls advanced with a 14-10 win.  Click the Dukes logo for more.

       Thirty-five former Ohio Schoolgirl players dot the rosters of NCAC schools for 2007.  The Denison Big Red are the defending NCAC Champions having won their 15th title in 2006.

Listed below are Ohio NCAC Players and their teams.  The Wittenberg Tigers top the list with 13 Ohio players.

OU Names Captains for '06

ATHENS, Ohio - Ohio Head Lacrosse Coach Allison Valentino has announced that four players will serve as team captains for the 2006 season -- senior Allison Brennan (Annandale, Va.), junior Dana Debbie (Guelph, Ontario), sophomore Kari Fasick (Marriottsville, Md.) and sophomore Lindsey Marshall (Hilliard, Ohio).

Marshall played in five games last season on defense. She was credited with five ground balls and one caused turnover.

Other former OSLA players that will be helping the Bobcats in 2006 include, Jen Ator, So. (Hudson),

Danielle Hale, Fr. (Magnificat),  Melanie Klein, Fr. (Sycamore), Meredith Post, Fr. (Sycamore),  Sarah Peterson, Fr. (Hudson), Ashley Weed Sr. (Shaker Heights), and Kelley Windle So. (Worth. Kilbourne).

The Bobcats have already begun preseason preparations and will begin the 2006 campaign on Feb. 19 at Maryland.

    Marshall

Congrats wildcats - 21-0

Anne Elliott, Jenny Bush, Lynda McCandlish, Christy Finch, and Bailey Su with the 2005 National Championship Trophy!

Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops Win First Ever NCAC Title

       Ohio Wesleyan (12-3) captured its first North Coast championship with a 14-11 win over top-seeded Denison (9-4) in the finals of the NCAC Tournament at Oberlin on May 7. The Battling Bishops, who tied a school record with their eighth straight win, rolled through the NCAC Tournament with back-to-back upsets. Seeded third before the event, OWU opened the 2005 tournament with a 17-14 win over defending champion Wooster - the second seed - in the semifinals. The Big Red had advanced to the final with a 9-8 win over fourth-seeded Allegheny (8-6)  The Bishops will meet Gettysburg on Sunday, May 15, in the NCAA Regional.

For complete story go to...NCAC Women's Lacrosse

 

	Conference							Overall
		W	L	Pct.	GF	GA	W	L	Pct.	GF	GA
1.	Ohio Wesleyan	4	2	.667	84	61	12	3	.800	201	142
2.	Denison	6	0	1.000	81	39	9	4	.692	158	126
3.	Wooster	5	1	.833	78	37	9	4	.692	170	102
4.	Allegheny	3	3	.500	56	45	8	6	.571	145	98
5.	Wittenberg	2	4	.333	43	75	6	8	.429	126	159
6.	Kenyon	1	4	.200	45	61	5	8	.385	131	147
7.	Oberlin	0	6	.000	24	79	2	12	.143	32	173

Note: Places 1-4 determined by NCAC Tournament

All NCAC Announced.  Williams and Lamdin Named Top Players, Simmons, Newcomer of the Year.

CLEVELAND -- Ohio Wesleyan senior midfield Carrie Williams (Hingham, MA/Hingham) and Denison junior defenseman Molly Lamdin (Darien, CT/Darien) have been named Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year to highlight the 2005 All-North Coast Athletic Conference women's lacrosse selections. Denison attack Quinn Simmons (Medina, OH/Medina) was voted Newcomer of the Year. The freshman started all 13 of the team's games and was led the Big Red in goals (30), points (35, 2.69 ppg.) and draw controls (23). She is the second straight Denison freshman to win this honor  Go to ALL NCAC 2005 for complete team.
 

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  Division III NCAC is where you can find some of your favorite former Ohio schoolgirl players.  Click the logo for the latest NCAC news. Wooster is the defending NCAC Champion.

     Wooster opponents may think they're seeing double. Ashley and Angela Arnold (Thomas Worthington 01) and Joanna and Alison Harrod (Sycamore 02) may make the Lady Scots the only team in the country with two sets of twins.