2012 RECORD: 16-3 (11-1 NORTHEAST-10) COACH: ROB GRELLA (2ND YEAR)
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For years, any discussion about Adelphi started with offense. And there’s plenty of firepower again in 2013, led by Devan Crimi (50 goals), Sara Sangiorgio (49 goals) and midfielder Meg Brown (42 goals). But a defense paced by the last two Northeast-10 Defensive Players of the Year — Jacqueline Williams and senior Katie Ciaci — may actually be the headliner.
2012 RECORD: 16-4 (9-2 PSAC) COACH: GINNY MARTINO (16TH YEAR)
WEST CHESTER RAMS
West Chester finished as NCAA runner-up for the second time in three years, losing by one goal in the final. Led by LM Preseason Player of the Year Tori Dugan (94 points) and returning All-American defender Theresa Giunta, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see coach Ginny Martino’s squad back in the final.
2012 RECORD: 15-2 (INDEPENDENT) COACH: DENNIS SHORT (6TH YEAR)
ROLLINS TARS
Rollins comes off a landmark season in which it had a 15- game winning streak, got the South’s top seed and made its first NCAA semifinal appearance. All-American Erica Pagliarulo (46 goals) returns to lead a high-scoring offense. All-American goalie Elyse De Lisle (9.07 GAA) anchors the defense.
2012 RECORD: 16-3 (12-0 NORTHEAST-10) COACH: BETH HEWITT (4TH YEAR)
LE MOYNE DOLPHINS
Le Moyne must replace All-Americans in midfielder Brittany Brigandi and goalie Kelly Fucillo. Brenna Bauer (56 goals) and Kathleen Conese (43 goals) will be the offensive leaders, while returning All-American Molly Maroney will pace the defense.
2012 RECORD: 17-2 (6-0 CONFERENCE CAROLINAS) COACH: SCOTT TUCKER (12TH YEAR)
LIMESTONE SAINTS
With eight straight conference titles, Limestone will challenge Rollins for South Region supremacy. Sam McCarrick (40 goals), Sylvia Queener (36 goals) and Sarah Oor (56 assists) should offset the loss of top scorer Racquel Prager.
2012 RECORD: 14-5 (10-2 NORTHEAST-10) COACH: KATIE CONOVER (6TH YEAR)
STONEHILL SKYHAWKS
Stonehill returns three of the top four scorers — Kayla Green (56 goals), Heather Sullivan (55) and Kelsey Reilly (40) — from a team that lost its conference final in overtime.
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2012 RECORD: 11-6 (9-2 PSAC) COACH: KRISTEN SELVAGE (12TH YEAR)
LOCK HAVEN EAGLES
Lock Haven lost its top three scorers from last year’s PSAC semifinal team and will open the 2013 campaign with six straight road games. The Eagles hope to solidify a nucleus and settle on a goalie during that stretch. If they do, look for Lock Haven to make some noise in the league race.
2012 RECORD: 13-6 (9-3 NORTHEAST-10) COACH: CARISSA MADEIROS (6TH YEAR)
BENTLEY FALCONS Bentley may be poised for a serious run in the Northeast-10
this year, as the Falcons return their top six scorers — all of whom registered at least 20 goals last year — as well as a solid defender in Molly Pickard and an experienced goalie in Ally Dorman.
2012 RECORD: 13-5 (8-4 NORTHEAST-10) COACH: JEN FALLON (7TH YEAR)
NEW HAVEN CHARGERS
The strength of this team may be its backline, headlined by the senior duo of Rachel Resnick and Kerri Foley. Last year’s top three scorers are gone, but three other 30-goal scorers — Natalie Lieberman, Kathryn Campbell and Kristina Curry — are back.
©GREG WALL
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