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• Courtney Dunham ’19 was named NFHCA Second Team All-American
WOMEN’S TENNIS as well as receiving Liberty League Defensive Player of the Year
• Abbey Reinhart ’20 won the B singles fl ight at the Mary Hosking honors, First Team All-Liberty League, and First Team All-Region
Invite at William Smith College. recognition from the NFHCA.
• Sravya Gudipudi ’20 and Cam Garcia ’19 paired up to win the A fl ight • Colleen Maillie ’20 was honored with a First Team North Atlantic All-
doubles championship at the Mary Hosking Invite. Region recognition and Second Team All-Liberty League.
• Garcia and Gudipudi reached the quarterfi nals of the ITA Northeast • Claire Dickerson ’18 scored 20 goals in 22 games and was selected
Regional Championships at Skidmore. to the First Team All-Liberty League, Second Team North Atlantic All-
• Garcia reached the singles round of 16 at the ITA’s. Region, and participated in the Senior All-Star game.
• Maya Haigia ’20 earned honors as Second Team North Atlantic All-
FIELD HOCKEY (18-4, 7-0 LIBERTY LEAGUE) Region and Second Team All-Liberty League.
• Fifteen Yellowjackets were named to the Liberty League All-
TEAM HIGHLIGHTS Academic Team.
• The University of Rochester fi eld hockey team claimed its fi rst ever • Coaching Staff Wendy Andreatta, Margaret McConnell, and Tara
Liberty League title with a 3-2 victory over Skidmore College at Edwin Lamberti were named North Atlantic Region and Liberty League
Fauver Stadium. Coaching Staff of the Year.
• Rochester had an unbeaten record against Liberty League opponents
for the fi rst time in the school’s history (9-0). MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
• The ’Jackets earned a fi rst-round bye in the NCAA Division III
Tournament and then defeated Husson University in round two to TEAM HIGHLIGHTS
advance to the National Quarterfi nals (Elite 8) for the third time in • The Yellowjackets men’s cross country team fi nished in fi fth place of
program history, matching the furthest NCAA tournament run in 12 teams at the Hamilton Short Course Invitational.
school history, before falling to eventual NCAA champion Middlebury. • Rochester’s men’s cross country had all fi ve runners within 36
• The team fi nished with 18.4 shots per game and outscored their seconds of one another and used that fi nish to end in seventh place
opponents 62-24 overall. of 18 teams at the SUNY Geneseo Mike Woods Invitational.
• Finished the season ranked #14 nationally. • Rochester accumulated 589 points, fi nishing in 20th place out of 42
INDIVIDUAL HIGHLIGHTS schools in the NCAA regional meet.
• Olivia Denny ’18 was honored as a Garnish Scholar, All-Liberty League
Second Team, and selected to play in the Senior All-Star game.

LEFT TO RIGHT:
EMMA SCHLECTER,
CLAIRE DICKERSON,
OLIVIA DENNY,
COLLEEN MAILLIE

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