Alyssa Bobe '03

Alyssa picked up her first collegiate goal against Kings University.

Robyn Ufer '03

Robyn played three years at Ann Arbor High for coach Jane Nixon before spending senior year at NMH, where she played for coaches Amy Helber and Mace Hemphill. She was named all-state in 2000 and 2001 while playing at Ann Arbor and all-conference in 2002 at NMH. After helping Ann Arbor to three state titles (1999, 2000, 2001), she played on the Junior Olympics team in 2002. Robyn was also selected to the nationals in 2000 and 2001. She also played freshman soccer.

Lucia Bergeron '02

Joining Coach Hemphill as a member of a Williams field hockey team, Lucia hopes to make every season successful for the Ephs.

Colleen McDonald '01

Colleen's greatest asset is her speed from the right wing position. She has the ability to breeze by defenders as she carries the ball into the circle. Colleen played in eight games her first year, and started all 16 as a sophomore. She is a definite scoring threat from the circle. Colleen also plays lacrosse.

Christy Bobe '01

In 2003, Christy collected one assist each against Rhode Island and LaSalle at the Hofstra Invitational. Later in the season, she collected a third against St. Francis (PA).

Linette Letendre '01  

Linette started every game in 2003 as a midfielder.

Amy Wilder '99

Amy played back for Brown.

Jenna Flateman '00

While at Wesleyan, Jenna was the team's leading scorer.  

Courtney Reid '97

In 1999 Courtney played midfield and was leading scorer on this Big Ten Championship team, which lost in the finals to the University of Maryland.  In 1998, she was a U-M Athletic Academic Achievement Award winner.  Courtney saw action in 19 games, starting one. She scored three goals and added four assists, and in only her second game as a Wolverine, assisted on the game-winning goal against Cal-Berkley. She scored her first goal against Pacific.

Eileen McKevit '98

In 1998, Eileen was a member of the 17-3 William Smith squad.

Melanie Estrella '96

With Melanie as a starting forward, Colby earned its first-ever trip to the ECAC's in 1998.  She held down that position for her three years at Colby.

Sally Walker '95