KEEVER NAMED TO WOMENSFIELDHOCKEY

KEEVER NAMED TO WOMENSFIELDHOCKEY.COM ALL-AMERICA THIRD TEAM
LANCASTER, PA - Franklin & Marshall College forward Eileen Keever (Sr., Prospect Park, PA/Interboro) has been named to the 2005 Womensfieldhockey.com All-America third team.

A second team selection in 2004, Keever was named to the All-Centennial Conference first team this year as she earned her third All-Centennial Conference nod following first team honors in 2004 and second team honors in 2003.
The October 31 Centennial Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference Player of the Week, she ranks among the leaders in shots (eighth, 54), shots per game (fifth, 3.60 spg), points (sixth, 27), points per game (fourth, 1.80 ppg), goals (sixth, 12) and goals per game (third, 0.80 gpg) in the latest Centennial Conference statistics as she has scored 12-3-27 this year.

A 2005 National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III North/South Senior All-Star Game selection, Keever's All-America honor continues a career of accolades.

The team's 2004 Most Valuable Player, Keever was named a 2004 STX/NFHCA All-America second team and All-Centennial Conference first team selection last season.
Further, she was named to the 2004 STX/ NFHCA Division III All-South Region team as she led the Centennial Conference in goals and points with 20-9-49.
A 2003 All-CC second team selection, she finished her career with 45-17-107 as she is fourth in career goals at the College behind Laura Kramedas '80 (53), Sue Bowen '80 (52) and teammate Brittany Croll (Sr., Lewes, DE/Indian River) (52).

Franklin & Marshall concluded the season with a 12-7 record as the team finished with a #19 national ranking, a berth in the Centennial Conference and ECAC playoffs and a 6-4 record in Centennial Conference play.

2005 Womensfieldhockey.com All-America Teams

First Team
Sarah Berheide, Skidmore
Sarah Brooker, Springfield
Elise Conley, Babson
Sophie Dennis, William Smith
Brittany Elliott, Salisbury
Ashley Ettinger, Ursinus
Aftan Fisher, Messiah
Megan Hess, TCNJ
Kelli Johnson, Cortland
Alexandria Kelley, Montclair State
Taryn King, Bowdoin
Kate Leonard, Bowdoin
Tracey Lloyd, Salisbury
Janie Mackey, Middlebury
Liz Unger, Rowan

Karen Wendler, Ursinus

Second Team
Robyn Apicelli, Montclair State
Meghan Bascetta, Springfield
Reid Berrien, Middlebury
Emily Clark, Skidmore
Andrea Fleming, Lynchburg
Meg Goddu, Gettysburg
Margaret Gormley, Bowdoin
Emily Grannon, Williams
Abby Johnson, St. Mary's
Amy Kuzio, William Smith
Becky Macchione, Alvernia
Stephanie Marguglio, Lebanon Valley
Jamie Punyko, Catholic
Jenna Schwind, Messiah
Mel Slessinger, Elizabethtown
Elyse Winkle, Montclair State

Third Team
Megan Benevides, Gordon
Lindsay Cappa, Ursinus
Maggie Dolan, William Smith
Allison Greene, TCNJ
Eileen Keever, Franklin & Marshall
Ashley Lobach, Messiah
Colleen McGowan, Rowan
Meighan McGowan, Williams
Emily Richards, St. Mary's
Meighan Roose, Johns Hopkins
Lindsay Sabo, King's
Lynette Sgrignoli, Salisbury
Lilly Silva, Plymouth State
Allison Smith, Middlebury
Mary Sullivan, Lebanon Valley
Janette Young, Rowan

All-Rookie Squad
Sarah Doster, Geneseo
Jodie Dresser, New England College
Leah Horton, Johns Hopkins
Teresa Johnstone, Centre
Kari Leach, King's
Jenny Lubin, TCNJ
Jamie Macari, Mount Holyoke
April McFarland, York
Katie McGee, Kean
Meighan McGowan, Williams
Lindsay McNamara, Bowdoin
Christine Mwaturura, Trinity
Jaclyn Renner, Wilkes
Beth Sandowich, Messiah
Charlotte Styer, William Smith
Jillian Urtz, Springfield

Field Hockey

CROLL & KEEVER NAMED TO DARTFISH/NFHCA DIVISION III ALL-SOUTH REGION TEAM

LANCASTER, PA - Franklin & Marshall College forwards Eileen Keever (Sr., Prospect Park, PA/Interboro) and Brittany Croll (Sr., Frankford, DE/Indian River) have been named to the 2005 Dartfish/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III All-South Region team.
A 2005 womensfieldhockey.com third team All-America selection, Keever earned All-Region second team honors after being named to the All-Centennial Conference first team this year as she earned her third All-Centennial Conference nod following first team honors in 2004 and second team honors in 2003.

The October 31 Centennial Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference Player of the Week, she ranks among the leaders in shots (eighth, 54), shots per game (fifth, 3.60 spg), points (sixth, 27), points per game (fourth, 1.80 ppg), goals (sixth, 12) and goals per game (third, 0.80 gpg) in the latest Centennial Conference statistics as she has scored 12-3-27 this year.

        A 2005 National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III North/South Senior All-Star Game selection, Keever's All-Region selection marks the second of her career following first team honors in 2004.
     The team's 2004 Most Valuable Player, Keever was named a 2004 STX/NFHCA All-America second team and All-Centennial Conference first team selection last season as she led the Centennial Conference in goals and points with 20-9-49 as a junior.
       A 2003 All-CC second team selection, she finished her career with 45-17-107 as she is fourth in career goals at the College behind Laura Kramedas '80 (53), Sue Bowen '80 (52) and Croll (52).
A first team All-Region selection, Croll was named to the All-Centennial Conference first team as she repeated as a first team All-CC honoree after earning second team accolades in 2003.
      The Diplomats' leading scorer with 16 goals and nine assists for 41 points, Croll led the Centennial Conference in shots per game (5.35 spg) and ranked second in shots (91), points (40), points per game (2.35 ppg), goals (16), goals per game (0.94 gpg), assists (eight), assists per game (0.47 apg) and game winning goals (four) through games of October 31.
   A member of the September 6, 12 and 19 October 24 Centennial Conference Honor Rolls, she has 52 goals and 23 assists for 127 points in her career to rank first in points in the program's history.
     The All-Region honor marks the second of her career as she named a 2004 STX/National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Division III All-South Region second team for scoring 18-6-42 to combine with Keever for 38-15-91 to make up the best scoring tandem in the Centennial Conference as juniors.