DWS Notebook: NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals

DURHAM, N.C. – The No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils (20-2-0) are just 90 minutes away from reach the fourth College Cup in school history, as they take on the Baylor Bears (15-5-3) at Koskinen Stadium Friday. As the Blue Devils prep for their Elite Eight showdown, it's time to take a look back at last week and the 2017 season as a whole with the 15th edition of the 2017 DWS Weekly Notebook.

Looking Back…
It was a clinical weekend from the Blue Devils, who set a school NCAA Tournament record in the 7-0 defeat of Oklahoma State and followed it with a 3-0 shutout of the No. 4 seeded Texas Longhorns to advance to the NCAA Quarterfinals. Karlie Paschall, Taylor Racioppi, Imani Dorsey and Kayla McCoy each tallied multiple goals over the weekend as a total of six Blue Devils scored between the two contests. Ella Stevens recorded assists on four of the goals to move her team-high total to 11.

Friday, Nov. 17
No. 1 Duke def. Oklahoma State, 7-0 (Recap, Stats)

Sunday, Nov. 19
No. 1 Duke def. No. 4 Texas, 3-0 (Recap, Stats)

Up Next…

Friday, Nov. 24
No. 1 Duke (22-2-0, 10-0-0 ACC) vs. Baylor (16-3-3, 8-1-0 Big 12) – 5:00 p.m. ET
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Durham, N.C.
Koskinen Stadium

Ticket Information…
Tickets for the quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament at Koskinen Stadium are available for purchase. Adult tickets are $8, with senior tickets $5 and children 12 and under at $3 for Friday's two contests and Sunday's match. All Duke students and DUAA staff will receive free admission. To purchase tickets, fans can go to www.GoDuke.com/tickets or call 919-681-BLUE (2583).

DWS In The News…

Racioppi, Quinn earn TDS Team of the Week honors (TopDrawerSoccer.com)
An air of mystery surrounds NCAA women's soccer quarterfinals (ESPNW.com)
Duke women's soccer posts third straight shutout to advance to Elite Eight (The Chronicle)
Duke up to No. 3 in latest TopDrawerSoccer Top 25 (TopDrawerSoccer.com)
Duke women's soccer wins 7-0 to set program scoring record in NCAA Tournament (The Chronicle)

Blue Devils In The ACC & NCAA Statistical Standings…

TEAM

Category	Stat	ACC Rank	NCAA Rank
Winning Percentage	.917	1st	2nd
Total Goals	56	1st	3rd
Total Points	159	1st	3rd
Goals Against Average	.414	1st	6th
Scoring Offense	2.33	1st	8th
Shutout Percentage	.667	1st	8th
Save Percentage	.833	1st	47th
Total Assists	47	2nd	9th
Points Per Game	6.63	2nd	13th
SOG Per Game	7.38	2nd	47th
Assists Per Game	1.96	3rd	21st
Shots Per Game	15.33	4th	67th

INDIVIDUAL

Category	Stat	ACC Rank	NCAA Rank
Chelsea Burns
Game-Winning Goals	3	8th	119th

Imani Dorsey
SOG Per Game	1.91	2nd	27th
Total Points	35	3rd	9th
Total Goals	13	3rd	16th
Game-Winning Goals	5	3rd	21st
Points Per Game	1.52	3rd	31st
Total Assists	9	4th	20th
Goals Per Game	0.57	4th	54th
Assists Per Game	0.39	5th	72nd
Shots Per Game	3.52	6th	66th

Kayla McCoy
Total Goals	13	3rd	16th
Total Points	33	4th	15th
Points Per Game	1.38	5th	49th
Goals Per Game	0.54	5th	69th
Game-Winning Goals	4	6th	53rd
Total Assists	7	6th	73rd

EJ Proctor
Goals Against Average	.384	1st	6th
Save Percentage	.849	1st	27th
Shutouts	12	2nd	7th
Minutes Played	1877:24	5th	45th

Ella Stevens
Total Assists	11	1st	5th
Assists Per Game	0.46	2nd	25th
Game-Winning Goals	3	8th	119th

Leading The Blue Devils…

Points: Imani Dorsey, 25
Goals: Imani Dorsey & Kayla McCoy, 13
Assists: Ella Stevens, 11
Shots: Imani Dorsey, 81
Shots On Goal: Imani Dorsey, 44
Game-Winning Goals: Imani Dorsey, 5
Goals Against Average: EJ Proctor, 0.38
Saves: EJ Proctor, 45
Save Percentage: EJ Proctor, .849

2017 Blue Devil Goal Tracker…

Taylor Racioppi (Ella Stevens & Imani Dorsey) at No. 6 North Carolina – Aug. 18, 2017 (24:46)
Kayla McCoy (Taylor Racioppi) vs. Xavier – Aug. 20, 2017 (16:17)
Chelsea Burns (Penalty Kick) vs. Xavier – Aug. 20, 2017 (73:10)
Imani Dorsey (Unassisted) vs. Xavier – Aug, 20, 2017 (89:40)
Chelsea Burns (Penalty Kick) vs. Bucknell – Aug. 25, 2017 (44:15)
Imani Dorsey (Kayla McCoy & Taylor Racioppi) vs. Bucknell – Aug. 25, 2017 (51:22)
Chelsea Burns (Penalty Kick) at Old Dominion – Aug. 27, 2017 (14:45)
Kayla McCoy (Unassisted) at Old Dominion – Aug. 27, 2017 (21:14)
Imani Dorsey (Unassisted) at Old Dominion – Aug. 27, 2017 (61:42)
Imani Dorsey (Unassisted) vs. UNCW – Sept. 1, 2017 (38:55)
Ella Stevens (Unassisted) vs. Auburn – Sept. 3, 2017 (23:59)
Imani Dorsey (Kayla McCoy) vs. Auburn – Sept. 3, 2017 (55:12)
Imani Dorsey (Rebecca Quinn) at West Virginia – Sept. 8, 2017 (28:27)
Kat McDonald (Unassisted) at West Virginia – Sept. 8, 2017 (37:44)
Kayla McCoy (Schuyler DeBree) at West Virginia – Sept. 8, 2017 (52:27)
Kayla McCoy (Ella Stevens) at West Virginia – Sept. 8, 2017 (62:09)
Kayla McCoy (Taylor Mitchell) vs. Utah – Sept. 11, 2017 (81:11)
Rebecca Quinn (Unassisted) vs. Utah – Sept. 11, 2017 (81:56)
Chelsea Burns (Penalty Kick) vs. Virginia Tech – Sept. 17, 2017 (42:41)
Ashton Miller (Imani Dorsey) vs. Virginia Tech – Sept. 17, 2017 (50:49)
Imani Dorsey (Karlie Paschall) vs. Virginia Tech – Sept. 17, 2017 (58:42)
Own Goal at Notre Dame – Sept. 21, 2017 (59:15)
Imani Dorsey (Taylor Racioppi) at Notre Dame – Sept. 21, 2017 (73:37)
Malinda Allen (Schuyler DeBree, Ella Stevens) at Notre Dame – Sept. 21, 2017 (75:13)
Ashton Miller (Unassisted) vs. Pitt – Sept. 24, 2017 (38:37)
Kayla McCoy (Ashton Miller & Ella Stevens) vs. Pitt – Sept. 24, 2017 (66:16)
Ella Stevens (Unassisted) at Louisville – Sept. 29, 2017 (23:50)
Taylor Racioppi (Kayla McCoy) at Louisville – Sept. 29, 2017 (74:18)
Ashton Miller (Unassisted) at Louisville – Sept. 29, 2017 (102:11)
Kayla McCoy (Unassisted) vs. NC State – Oct. 5, 2017 (36:49)
Chelsea Burns (Ashton Miller & Ella Stevens) vs. NC State – Oct. 5, 2017 (49:42)
Ella Stevens (Chelsea Burns & Imani Dorsey) vs. Florida State – Oct. 8, 2017 (2:37)
Imani Dorsey (Kayla McCoy) vs. Florida State – Oct. 8, 2017 (21:35)
Kayla McCoy (Imani Dorsey) vs. Miami – Oct. 15, 2017 (51:24)
Rebecca Quinn (Unassisted) vs. Miami – Oct. 15, 2017 (57:06)
Malinda Allen (Olivia Erlbeck) vs. Miami – Oct. 15, 2017 (88:41)
Taylor Racioppi (Imani Dorsey) at Boston College – Oct. 19, 2017 (3:35)
Schuyler DeBree (Unassisted) at Boston College – Oct. 19, 2017 (61:27)
Kayla McCoy (Ella Stevens) at Syracuse – Oct. 22, 2017 (8:21)
Kayla McCoy (Imani Dorsey) at Syracuse – Oct. 22, 2017 (29:38)
Kat McDonald (Kayla McCoy) at Virginia – Oct. 26, 2017 (86:19)
Chelsea Burns (Ella Stevens) vs. Boston College – Oct. 29, 2017 (13:01)
Imani Dorsey (Kayla McCoy) vs. Boston College – Oct. 29, 2017 (26:18)
Kayla McCoy (Imani Dorsey) vs. Boston College – Oct. 29, 2017 (40:04)
Ella Stevens (Schuyler DeBree & Chelsea Burns) vs. Virginia – Nov. 3, 2017 (46:27)
Imani Dorsey (Unassisted) vs. UNCG – Nov. 11, 2017 (69:00)
Taylor Racioppi (Kayla McCoy & Ella Stevens) vs. Oklahoma State – Nov. 17, 2017 (9:16)
Kayla McCoy (Rebecca Quinn) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (24:38)
Rebecca Quinn (Imani Dorsey) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (28:30)
Karlie Paschall (Kat McDonald & Imani Dorsey) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (34:53)
Imani Dorsey (Kat McDonald & Ella Stevens) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (35:19)
Karlie Paschall (Rebecca Quinn) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (65:29)
Anna Munro (Tess Boade) vs. Oklahoma St. - Nov. 17, 2017 (73:09)
Imani Dorsey (Taylor Racioppi) vs. Texas – Nov. 19, 2017 (2:45)
Kayla McCoy (Ella Stevens) vs. Texas – Nov. 19, 2017 (30:34)
Taylor Racioppi (Ella Stevens) vs. Texas – Nov. 19, 2017 (64:25)

Three Down, Three To Go…
The Blue Devils are halfway home in their ultimate goal of winning the program's first national championship after defeating UNCG, Oklahoma State and No. 4 Texas in the first three rounds of the 2017 NCAA Tournament. Duke has now reached the quarterfinals of the Big Dance for their sixth-straight postseason appearance and 10th time in history. Robbie Church is now 29-13-8 in NCAA Tournament play and has reached the Elite Eight for the eighth time as the leader of the Blue Devils.

Records Keep Falling In 2017…
Between trophies won and records broken, the 2017 edition of Duke women's soccer continues to cement themselves as the best team in program history. With Sunday's win, the Blue Devils continued their run up the record books. Here's a look at how the 2017 squad has rewritten the DWS records.

ACC Win In A Season: 10 (1st)
ACC Shutouts: 8 (1st)
Win In A Season: 22 (T-1st with 2011)
Shutouts: 16 (T-1st with 2011)
Wins Against Ranked Opponent: 9 (T-1st with 2011)
Home Wins: 14 (T-1st with 2011)
Fewest Goals Allowed At Home: 3 (3rd)
Goals: 56 (5th)
Points: 159 (T-6th with 2008)
Assists: 47 (9th)

Dorsey Moving Up The Charts…
With a pair of goals over the weekend, senior Imani Dorsey continued to climb up the DWS record books. On the career side, she is now fourth in shots (234), fourth in game-winning goals (11), tied for seventh in goals (28) and assists (21) and eighth in points (77).

She also made moves on the single-season side of things, moving into a tie for fifth in points (35) and game winners (5), to seventh with 81 shots and tied for ninth with 13 goals.

Church And Company Tabbed USC East Regional Staff Of The Year…
Thanks to the numerous records that have fallen and trophies accumulated, head coach Robbie Church and his staff of Erwin van Bennekom, Carla Overbeck and Lane Davis were tabbed the United Soccer Coaches East Regional Staff of the Year. They will be entered into the voting for national staff of the year, which will be announced on Dec. 19.

Duke Scores A TD, Tacks On The PAT…
It was a clinical performance from the Blue Devils on Friday night, as they set a school record for goals in an NCAA Tournament contest with seven in the shutout win against Oklahoma State. The seven were the most since defeating Wofford 9-1 on Aug. 19, 2016. A total of six different Blue Devils scored in the contest and six collected assists, as Duke set a season high with 24 points.

Paschall Breaks Through…
It had been a slow start for Karlie Paschall and her collegiate career. Then came Friday against Oklahoma State. The freshman scored the first two goals of her career in the 7-0 romping, becoming the fifth Blue Devil in school history to tally her first-career goal in NCAA Tournament play and the first since Mia Gyau did so last year against Charlotte.

Welcome Back, Quinn…
After missing the last three games while away with the Canadian National Team, redshirt senior Rebecca Quinn made a major splash in her first match back. The Toronto native netted one goal and recorded two assists, racking up a career-high four points in the win against Oklahoma State.

No. 1 On The Dance Floor…
For just the second time in school history, the Blue Devils entered the NCAA Tournament as one of the field's four No. 1 seeds. Duke's stellar season, which featured a program record 19-match winning streak and the third ACC regular season title in school history, propelled the squad to a top seed. The only other time this feat was accomplished was in 2011, when Duke made one of its three College Cup appearances in school history.

The selection marks the 23rd time in history that the Blue Devils have made the Big Dance and the 14th time in the last 15 seasons.

We Are The Champions…
Thanks to a Notre Dame-UNC draw and a 1-0 victory at No. 10 Virginia on the final night of the regular season, the Blue Devils captured the third ACC regular season championship in program history and first since 2011. Duke capped a perfect 10-0-0 conference season, becoming the first team since Virginia in 2013 to finish perfect in ACC play.

The conference crown makes the Blue Devils the second school in ACC history to capture at least three regular season titles, joining North Carolina.

All ACC, All Duke…
The announcement of the 2017 All-ACC Awards just kept reaffirming what we already know: Duke women's soccer has been nothing short of dominant. There were 13 total honors for the Blue Devils, with four individual awards and a league-high and program record nine All-ACC selections. Robbie Church was named ACC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (2011) and becomes the sixth coach in ACC history to earn the award multiple times.

Imani Dorsey (Offensive POTY), Schuyler DeBree (Defensive POTY) and Rebecca Quinn (Midfielder of the Year) pulled in the individual honors. Dorsey, DeBree and Quinn were also named All-ACC First Team, along with Kayla McCoy and EJ Proctor. Ella Stevens and Taylor Racioppi were tabbed All-ACC Second Team, while Ashton Miller earned third team laurels and Taylor Mitchell was named to the conference's freshman team.

A Streak For The Record Books…
When the 2017 season is looked back upon, one of the major headlines will be the incredible 19-match winning streak the Blue Devils put together from Aug. 20 – Nov. 3. During the longest winning streak in DWS history, Duke defeated six ranked opponents, shut out 13 foes and went 2-0 at its home tournament for the first time since 2012. The 19-game stretch of wins was the longest in Duke athletics history since the men's basketball program reeled off 25-straight wins from 2010-11 and finished tied for the 12th-longest streak in the athletic department's history.

Another Day, Another Record Broken…
The winning streak was not the only record the Blue Devils captured this year. Duke racked up a program record 10 ACC wins, defeating Virginia Tech, No. 18 Notre Dame, Pitt, Louisville, NC State, No. 16 Florida State, Miami, Boston College, Syracuse and No. 10 Virginia.

Early Goal Emphasis…
Heading into the Florida State contest, head coach Robbie Church put a heavy emphasis on scoring within the first 15 minutes of play and his squad responded. Prior to that game, Duke had just one score within the first 15 minutes, but since then Ella Stevens (2:37 vs. Florida State), Taylor Racioppi (3:35 at Boston College & 9:16 vs. Oklahoma State, NCAAT 2nd), Kayla McCoy (8:21 at Syracuse), Chelsea Burns (13:01 vs. Boston College, ACCT) and Imani Dorsey (2:45 vs. Texas, NCAAT 3rd) have netted early goals.

A majority of Duke's 56 goals have come midway through the first half and in the early portion of the second, as the it has tallied 11 from 15:01 – 30:00 and 10 in the 45:01 – 60:00 stretch. Duke has punched in 27 scores in the second half.

Set Em Up, Shut Em Down…
There have been a number of storylines to this year's Duke women's soccer squad, but one of the best has been the play of the Blue Devil defense. On the year, Duke has allowed just 10 goals, outscoring opponents 56-10, and has posted 16 total shutouts after blanking its first three opponents in NCAA Tournament play. Over the last 10 matches, the Blue Devils have outscored foes 23-3 and shut out seven opponents, including picking up four ranked victories.

Duke leads the ACC with a .414 goals against average and a .667 shutout percentage, which stand sixth and eighth in the NCAA, respectively. The Blue Devils kept the performance going strong through ACC play, as they earned clean sheets against eight of their 10 conference opponents. That mark is the most in program history.

A big part of that success has been the play of the Blue Devil backline of Chelsea Burns, Schuyler DeBree, Taylor Mitchell and Morgan Reid. Burns, DeBree and Reid have started every match for Duke and earned all 16 clean sheets, while Mitchell has drawn the start in 21 contests. DeBree has gone the distance in 20 games this season and Reid in 19, while Mitchell and Burns have 13 such performances.

Goals On Goals On Goals…
The Blue Devils continue to dominate on the offensive side of the ball as well, tallying 18 multi-goal matches this season, highlighted by their 7-0 thrashing of Oklahoma State in the second round of NCAA Tournament play. Duke has scored 56 times and has 159 points, which both stand tops in the ACC and third in the nation. The squad has tallied 2.33 goals per game, which comes in at eighth in the country. A total of 12 Blue Devils have scored this year, showing the array of weapons coach Robbie Church has at his disposal, led by junior Kayla McCoy and senior Imani Dorsey, who both have 13 goals on the year.

Proctor Nearly Flawless Between The Posts…
It's been business as usual for EJ Proctor this season. The All-ACC First Team keeper has been solely responsible for 12 of Duke's 16 shutouts this year, putting her career total at 33, which is tied for second in Duke history and one shy of tying the school record.

On the year, Proctor leads the ACC in goals against average (.384) and save percentage (.849), standing sixth and 27th in the nation. She is also second in the conference and seventh in the nation with her 12 clean sheets.

Dorsey Up For Senior CLASS Award…
Senior Imani Dorsey has been on a tear in her final season at Duke and she added to that by becoming one of 10 finalists for the prestigious Senior CLASS Award. Former Blue Devil standout Christina Gibbons captured the award last season, becoming the first in school history to do so. Dorsey is the fourth in DWS history to be named a finalist for the award and fans can vote for her daily until Nov. 20 by going to www.seniorclassaward.com/vote.

Blue Devils In The Record Book…
Several members of the 2017 DWS squad are made their way up the rankings in the Duke record book. Here's where they stand heading into the second weekend of NCAA Tournament play.

Points (Career)
1. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 117
2. Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 100
3. Casey McCluskey (2001-04) – 95
4. Andi Melde (1994-97) – 88
5. Elisabeth Redmond (2006-09) – 87
6. KayAnne Gummersall (2006-09) – 79
7. Sherrill Kester (1996-99) – 78
8. Imani Dorsey (2014-Present) – 77
9. Kaitlyn Kerr (2010-13) – 76
10. Kim DeCesare (2010-13) – 73

Points (Season)
1. Laura Weinberg (2012) – 44
2. Kelly Walbert (1994) – 40
Casey McCluskey (2004) – 40
4. Kim DeCesare (2012) – 38
5. Imani Dorsey (2017) – 35
Kelly Walbert (1995) – 35
7. KayAnne Gummersall (2008) – 34
8. Kayla McCoy (2017) – 33
Andi Melde (1997) – 33
10. Caitlin Connolly (1990) – 32

Goals (Career)
1. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 47
2. Casey McCluskey (2001-04) – 40
3. Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 39
4. Sherrill Kester (1996-99) – 35
5. KayAnne Gummersall (2006-09) – 34
6. Kim DeCesare (2010-13) – 29
7. Imani Dorsey (2014-Present) – 28
Carolyn Riggs (2002-05) – 28
Caitlin Connolly (1989-92) – 28
Kaitlyn Kerr (2010-13) – 28

Goals (Season)
1. Kelly Walbert (1994) – 18
2. Casey McCluskey (2004) – 16
Laura Weinberg (2012) – 16
Kim DeCesare (2012) – 16
5. Caitlin Connolly (1990) – 15
KayAnne Gummersall (2008) – 15
7. Sherrill Kester (1999) – 14
Kelly Walbert (1995) – 14
9. Imani Dorsey (2017) – 13
Kayla McCoy (2017) – 13
Samantha Baggett (1997) – 13

Assists (Career)
1. Andi Melde (1994-97) – 42
2. Elisabeth Redmond (2006-09) – 35
3. Mollie Pathman (2010-13) – 29
4. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 23
5. Carolyn Ford (2002-05) – 22
Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 22
7. Imani Dorsey (2014-Present) – 21
Lauren Tippets (2003-06) – 21
Gilda Doria (2010-14) – 21
Toni Payne (2013-16) – 21

Assists (Season)
1. Andi Melde (1997) – 21
2. Cassie Pecht (2012) – 15
3. Laura Weinberg (2012) – 12
Elisabeth Redmond (2007) – 12
Elisabeth Redmond (2009) – 12
6. Ella Stevens (2017) – 11
Gilda Doria (2012) – 11
Andi Melde (1994) – 11
Rebecca Moros (2004) – 11
Mollie Pathman (2011) – 11

Shots (Career)
1. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 317
2. Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 314
3. Elisabeth Redmond (2006-09) – 274
4. Imani Dorsey (2014-Present) – 234
5. Casey McCluskey (2001-04) – 233
6. Andi Melde (1994-97) – 220
7. Kelly Cobb (2011-14) – 219
8. Kaitlyn Kerr (2010-13) – 214
9. Toni Payne (2013-16) – 206
10. Darby Kroyer (2002-06) – 199

Shots (Season)
1. Kelly Walbert (1995) – 107
2. Laura Weinberg (2012) – 103
3. Kelly Cobb (2011) – 91
4. Taylor Racioppi (2015) – 86
Sherrill Kester (1999) – 86
6. Kelly Walbert (1994) – 83
7. Imani Dorsey (2017) – 81
8. Elisabeth Redmond (2009) – 79
9. Casey McCluskey (2002) – 76
10. Sarah Pickens (2000) – 74

Goalie GAA (Career)
1. EJ Proctor (2014-Present) – 0.67
2. Allison Lipsher (2004-07) – 0.87
3. Tara Campbell (2009-12) – 0.91
4. Robbie Coveleskie (1988-91) – 0.92
5. Cassidy Powers (2005-08) – 1.03

Goalie GAA (Season)
1. EJ Proctor (2017) – 0.38
2. Allison Lipsher (2005) – 0.59
3. EJ Proctor (2016) – 0.63
4. EJ Proctor (2015) – 0.64
5. Ronnie Coveleskie (1991) – 0.79

Saves (Career)
1. Melissa Carr (1992-95) – 320
2. Tara Campbell (2009-12) – 302
3. Allison Lipsher (2004-07) – 265
4. Thora Helgadottir (2000-03) – 248
5. Isis Dallis (1997-2000) – 243
6. EJ Proctor (2014-Present) – 198

Shutouts (Career)
1. Melissa Carr (1992-95) – 34.0
2. EJ Proctor (2014-Present) – 33.0
Allison Lipsher (2004-07) – 33.0
4. Tara Campbell (2009-12) – 30.0
5. Thora Helgadottir (2000-03) – 16.0

Shutouts (Season)
1. Tara Campbell (2011) – 13.0
2. EJ Proctor (2017) – 12.0
3. EJ Proctor (2015) – 11.0
4. EJ Proctor (2016) – 10.0
5. Five Tied – 9.0

Game-Winning Goals (Career)
1. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 20
2. Casey McCluskey (2001-04) – 17
3. Elizabeth Redmond (2006-09) – 14
4. Imani Dorsey (2014-Present) – 11
KayAnne Gummersall (2006-09) – 11
Kaitlyn Kerr (2010-13) – 11
7. Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 10
Sherrill Kester (1996-99) – 10
Katherine Remy (1992-95) – 10
10. Kayla McCoy (2015-Present) – 9
Kim DeCesare (2010-13) – 9
Ande Melde (1994-97) – 9
Caitlin Connolly (1989-92) – 9

Game-Winning Goals (Season)
1. Casey McCluskey (2004) – 9
Kelly Walbert (1994) – 9
3. Kelly Cobb (2011) – 6
Kaitlyn Kerr (2011) – 6
5. Imani Dorsey (2017) – 5
Ella Stevens (2016) – 5
Laura Weinberg (2012) – 5
KayAnne Gummersall (2008) – 5
Sherrill Kester (1999) – 5
Elizabeth Redmond (2008) – 5

Most Multi-Goal Games (Career)
1. Casey McCluskey (2001-04) – 10
2. Laura Weinberg (2010-13) – 8
3. Kelly Walbert (1992-95) – 7
4. Kim DeCesare (2009-13) – 6
5. Elisabeth Redmond (2006-09) – 5
Caitlin Connolly (1989-92) – 5
7. Kayla McCoy (2015-Present) – 4
Sherrill Kester (1996-99) – 4
Mollie Pathman (2010-13) – 4
Kaitlyn Kerr (2010-13) – 4

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