Bloomsburg
University

Field Hockey
1991

1991 SEASON OUTLOOK
The output of new performers on the attack line will be a
major factor in determining the Huskies' success in 1991. Three of
four players who helped account for the second-highest scoring total
in school history are gone forcing 14th-year head coach Jan
Hutchinson to revamp the club's offense and depend heavily upon a
defense that appears very strong.
Last season, enroute to a 23-1 mark that included a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) championship and an NCAA
Division II runnerup showing, the Huskies scored 85 goals while
limiting the opposition to only nine. In addition, Bloomsburg outshot
its opponents 787-149 while tying a school record for regular-season
victories with 18 and establishing a mark for consecutive wins in a
season with 23 by winning every game with the exception of the
national championship contest
The nation's Broderick Award winner as the sport's top
performer in Division III, senior Gisela Smith, along with All-PSAC
and all-regional selection junior Denise Miller, as well as second
team All-American Trudy Horst, give the squad leaders in all areas of
the field. Smith was the Huskies' defensive standout at her
centerback position, Horst was the leader in the midfield, and Miller
was one of two players to surpass the old single-season individual
scoring record finishing as the second-leading scorer.
While Miller should be the center of attention at the
offensive end, Smith should have plenty of experienced support. The
Huskies may rely on Miller, who scored 22 goals and assisted on five
others last year, to carry the scoring burden while newcomers become
accustomed to play on the front line. Junior Taryn Pastier and
sophomore Gretchen Adams have both shown the ability to score
goals although they have only seen limited playing time. Pastier had
four goals and three assists, and Adams scored once and assisted on
another last season.
A strong recruiting class possessing a lot of speed and talent
could mean several freshmen will see much playing time and,
therefore, need time to develop. Freshmen Bridget Bates, Chris Fink,
Michelle Mcfalls and Christine Perry should all get an ample amount
of action in the early going.
Horst and an All-PSAC choice, junior Anita Stum, join
Smith on the midfield and back lines. Horst, along with senior Beth
Bowman, provides the club with a pair of solid links in the middle of
the field, while Smith is joined by junior Donna Abbott in front of the ·
Bloomsburg net where Stum will return as the Huskies' goalie. Stum
had a solid year stopping 66 opponent shots registering 14 and onehalf shutouts with a goals against average of just 0.38 per game.
Newcomers Lori Hippensteel and Rachel Trinidad will be the top
contenders to back up- Stum.
Junior Heath~ Lawall, junior Amy Frey, and sophomore
Nicole Schiavello got'some ~xperience at the link positions last year
and they, along with first-yea:i--pefformer Shelly Miller, provide more
depth in the midfield and good speed for the transition game.
The Huskies have played in the conference and national
tournaments in each of the last 10 years winning five PSAC crowns
and four national titles so a high standard has been established. The
young team must gel early to equal the performances that have kept
the Huskies among the nation's top units for several years.

HEAD COACH JAN HUTCHINSON
Jan Hutchinson is entering her 14th season in
charge of a program that has won four national titles
and five conference championships in the past ten
seasons. While at Bloomsburg, her teams have
posted winning records in each of her 13 previous
seasons and have built an overall record of 217-3516 for a winning percentage of .809.
Under Hutchinson, the Huskies have enjoyed several outstanding
seasons and have won 16 or more games on 10 occasions. Her teams
won national championships in 1981, 1983, 1984 and 1987 and have
also registered four national runnerup finishes including last season.
In addition, the Huskies captured Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference (PSAC) championships in 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988 and
1990 and have garnered three runnerup showings.
A pair of athletes won All-American honors last season bringing
the total under Hutchinson to 13 performers who have combined to
win 23 All-American awards.
Hutchinson also serves as head coach for the Huskies• highly
successful softball program which also lost in last season's national
championship game, marking the second time in her career that both
clubs appeared in the final game in the same academic year. In 198182, she had the rare distinction of leading two teams to national titles
in the same year as the field hockey team won the AIAW Division III
crown and the softball team duplicated the feat in the spring. Her
softball team has appeared in the national tournament in each of the
last 12 years and won eight-consecutive PSAC titles from 1983-1990.
Individually, her players have enjoyed much recognition in softball as
well with many winning conference and regional honors and 15
players earning 26 All-American awards.

HUSKIES' ASSISTANT COACHES
I

Sharon O'Keefe is in her 10th season as an
assistant coach with the field hockey program in
addition to serving as the Huskies' head lacrosse
coach. She joined the physical education staff in
1982 and is a 1980 graduate of Trenton State
College where she was a member of the Lions'
1977 national championship field hockey unit.
The lacrosse program has made progressive improvement under
O'Keefe's direction and last season won its first PSAC championship
and played in the ECAC Division II title game.
Former Huskies' two-sport standout Alicia
Terrizzi will serve as an assistant coach for tJ1e
second time this season. The 1989 Bloomsburg
graduate performed for the field hockey team for
four years earning all-conference honors in 1988
and was named to the All-American team in 1988.
She scored 19 goals and assisted on 12 others for
the club. As a member of the lacrosse team, she was an integral part
of the Huskies' defense which helped the club reach the PSAC
playoffs in each of her years on the team. She was an all-conference
lacrosse selection in 1989.

ROSTER OF THE 1991 HUSKIES
No. Name
Class Pos.
2 Michelle Mcfalls Fr. AIL
4 Nicole Schiavello So. B
5 Darla Baylor
Jr. A
6 Gisela Smith
Sr. L
7 Chris Fink
Fr. A
8 Gretchen Adams So. A
11 Kristi Hertzler
So. A
12 Bridget Bates
Fr. A
13 Amy Frey
So. L
14 Lisa Markle
Jr. B
15 Christine Perry
Fr. AIL
16 Heather Lawall
Jr. L/B
18 Shelley Miller
Fr. L
19 Kerrie Schoenberg Fr. B
20 Taryn Pastier
Jr. A
21 Denise Miller
Jr. A
22 Trudy Horst
Sr. L
23 Bonnie Weaver
Jr. A
24 Chris Walton
So. A
25 Melissa Spaulding Jr. B
26 Kelly Kehr
Jr. A
27 Shelley Smith
Fr. L
29 Beth Bowman
Sr. L
30 Donna Abbott
Jr. B
Lori Hippensteel Fr. G
Anita Stum
Jr. G
Rachel Trinidad
Fr. G

Hometown (High School)
Brodbecks (South Western)
West Chester (W. Chester East)
Catawissa (Southern Columbia)
Queens, NY (Providence Girls)
Berwick (Central Columbia)
Mehoopany (Tunkhannock)
Middleburg (Middleburg)
Wapwallopen (Crestwood)
Nazareth (Nazareth)
Berwick (Berwick)
West Chester (Henderson)
Whitehall (Whitehall)
Waynesboro (Waynesboro)
Shippensburg (Chambersburg)
Palmerton (Palmerton)
Waynesboro (Waynesboro)
Manheim (Hempfield)
Coopersburg (Southern Lehigh)
Camp Hill (Camp Hill)
Strasburg (Lampeter-Strasburg)
Hopkinton, NH (Hopkinton)
Mifflintown (Juniata)
East Petersburg (Hempfield)
Medford, NJ (Lenape Valley)
Holtwood (Solanco)
Middletown (Lower Dauphin)
Allentown (William Allen)

THE HUSKIES' RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS

1981- 19-4-2
AIAWIII: Champions, P.S.A.C. Second
1982- 16-5-1
NCAA II: Second, P.S.A.C. Second
1983-16-2-1
NCAA II: Champions, P.S.A.C. Champions
1984 - 19-0-0
NCAA III: Champions, P.S.A.C. Champions
1985 - 19-2-0
NCAA III: Third, P.S.A.C. Third
1986 - 19-3-2
NCAA III: Second, P.S.A.C. Second
1987 - 24-1-0
NCAA III: Champions, P.S.A.C. Champions
1988 - 22-2-1
NCAA III: Second, P.S.A.C. Champions
1989 -17-3-1
NCAA III: Quarterfinals, P.S.A.C. Third
1990- 23-1-0
NCAA III: Second, P.S.A.C. Champions

1990 SEASON STATISTICS
Goals

Scoring:
Kathy Frick
Denise Miller
Kristen Moyer
Kelly Adams
Gisela Smith
Trudy Horst
Taryn Pastier
Gretchen Adams
Andrea Cann
Darla Baylor
Kristi Holmes
Beth Fritz
Sandy Goucher
Beth Bowman
Totals
Goal Keeping:
Anita Stum
DebMilgrim
Totals:

26
22
9
11
4
3
4
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
85
GP
24
3
24

G
9
0
9

Assists
2
5
11
5
4
5
3
1
0
0
0
2
2
1
41

s

so

66
3
69

14.5
1.5
16

GAA
0.38
0.00
0.38

Team Scoring: Bloomsburg 85 Opponents 9
Shots On Goal: Bloomsburg 787 Opponents 149
Corners: Bloomsburg 342 Opponents 95

1990 SEASON RESULTS
Bloomsburg
4
9
2
4
2
3
4
6
1
8
2
2
3
2
6
2
2
2
2
4
8
2
4
1

Opponent
0
0
LOCK HAVEN
1
at Slippery Rock
0
at Indiana (Pa.)
0
EAST STROUDSBURG
0
1
WILLIAM SMITII
ST. LAWRENCE
0
MESSIAH
0
at Shippensburg
1
at Millersville
0
KUTZTOWN
0
at Franklin & Marshall
0
at Johns Hopkins
0
MANSFIELD
0
atlthaca
1
GETTYSBURG
0
MILLERSVILLE
0
LOCK HAVEN
1
WILKES
0
DEPAUW
1
EAST STROUDSBURG
1
LOCK HAVEN
0
TRENTON STATE
2

at Lebanon Valley
atMarywood

Record
1-0
2-0
3-0
4-0
5-0
6-0
7-0
8-0
9-0
10-0
11-0
12-0
13-0
14-0
15-0
16-0
17-0
18-0
19-0
20-0
21-0
22-0
23-0
23-1

TOP RETURNING PLAYERS
Gisela Smith
Sr.
Queens, N. Y. (Providence Girls H. S.)
Heart of the defense at centerback... 1990 Broderick
Award winner as nation's top field hockey
player ... All-American...MVP on Trinidad National
team ...has played in numerous international
competitions ...great understanding of the
game... tremendous stickwork .. .led defense that allowed only nine
goals last season.

Trudy Horst
Sr.
Manheim, Pa. (Hempfield H. S.)
Vital part of transition game at center link
spot ... All-American, all-regional and all-conference
selection...prominently involved in attack as well as
defense ... can control action in midfield
area... excellent stickwork... moves to the ball well
and maintains positioning ... has ability to score goals ... recorded three
goals and five assists in 1990.

Denise Miller
Jr.
Waynesboro, Pa. (Waynesboro H. S.)
Key to offensive attack as lone returning player on
front line ... capable of scoring goals in bunches ... one
of two players to break school season scoring record
in 1990 with 22 goals ...good, quick hands give her
great ability to score tip-in and deflection
goals ...gives club great speed on outside at left wing position ... also
starts in right field for softball team which was national runnerup.

Beth Bowman
Sr.
Petersburg (Hempfield H. S.)
Versatility allows her to play on midfield and back
lines ... very deceptive, steady player who is not
flashy but gets it done ...extremely tough one-onone ...solid stickwork and good
fundamentals ... added one goal and one assist to
offensive output as well...part of a defense that should be very tough.

Donna Abbott
Jr.
Medford, N. J. (Lenape Valley H. S.)
Another of the Huskies' talented backs ... made
successful transition from offense to defense ... very
tough marker in the circle... gained valuable
experience in first year on varsity squad...should be
major contributor at defensive end ... should get
better with more playing time as the season progresses.

Gretchen Adams
So.
Mehoopany, Pa. (Tunkhannock H. S.)
Showed good improvement in her first season ... solid
stickwork skills ... contributed one goal and one
assist...maintains good position...improved during
off-season...Could see ample time on the young
front line ... moves to the ball well ... is very active in
the cage area.

Anita Stum
Jr.
Middletown, Pa. (Lower Dauphin H. S.)
Her first season as a starter was a great one in the
goal ... stopped 66 opponent shots, allowing nine
goals in 24 starts ...only loss was in national
championship game ... gave up more than one goal in
a game on one occasion ... excellent technique and
knowledge of the position ... very aggressive tender who coordinates
the defense well.
Taryn Pastier
Jr.
Palmerton, Pa. (Palmerton H. S.)
Saw considerable action last year ... has good
speed... could fill one of the vacated spots on the
front line ... had four goals and three assists last
year ... aggressive performer whose experience
could help early on the young attack unit.

OTHER PLAYERS TOW ATCH
Amy Frey, So., Nazareth, Pa. (Nazareth H. S.) Expected to have
good year ... was goalie in high school, now has moved to link ... made
constant improvement... fast and tough.
Heather Lawall, Jr., Whitehall, Pa. (Whitehall H. S.) Tough
defender ...good stickwork ... should be ready to be a major contributor
this season... enjoyed great off-season program ... adds another solid
player to the midfield line.
Bridget Bates, Fr., Wapwallopen, Pa. (Crestwood H. S.) Should
add good speed to the offense ...strong wing player who comes from
solid high school program ... good athlete who could help right away.
Chris Fink, Fr., Berwick, Pa. (Central Columbia H. S.) Very
aggressive player with great speed... solid fundamentals with good
stickwork... expected to contribute immediately.
Lori Hippensteel, Fr., Holtwood, Pa. (Solanco H. S.) Should step
into the backup role at the goalie position ...quick reactions, strong
fundamentals ... with experience could be a good one.
Michelle McFalls, Fr., Brodbecks, Pa. (South Western H. S.)
Good speed and stickwork ...could see action either up front or in the
midfield line ... has the skills to see a lot of playing time.
Shelley Miller, Fr., Waynesboro, Pa. (Waynesboro H. S.) Another
of the impressive newcomers with good offensive skills ...great speed
and quickness ... should see a lot of time early.
Christine Perry, Fr., West Chester, Pa. (Henderson H. S.) Very
fast player... aggressive on offense capable of scoring goals ...
Versatility will allow her to play attack or link ...moves to the ball
extremely well.
Rachel Trinidad Fr., Allentown, Pa. (William Allen H. S.) Gives
team good depth in front of net...good fundamentals ...quickness overcomes some inexperience... will press for playing time.

THE HUSKIES' 1991 SCHEDULE
Date
Opponent
Sept. 10
LEBANON VALLEY
12
at Lock Haven
14
SLIPPERY ROCK
INDIANA (Pa.)
15
17
at East Stroudsburg
21
at William Smith
22
*St. Lawrence
28
SHIPPENSBURG
Oct. 2
MILLERSVILLE
5
at Kutztown
6
MARYWOOD
12
JOHNS HOPKINS
14
at Mansfield
16
FRANKLIN & MARSHALL
at Gettysburg
19
21
at Wilkes
23
ITHACA
at Messiah
26
Nov. 2-3
at PSAC Championships
9-10
at NCAA Regional Championships
16-17 at NCAA Championships
*-Game to be played at William Smith

Time
4:00pm
3:00pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
4:00pm
4:00pm
11:00 am
1:00pm
3:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
2:00pm
3:30pm
4:00pm
1:00pm
3:30pm
4:00pm
1:00pm
TBA
TBA
TBA

ALL-AMERICANS FOR THE HUSKIES
Deb Long - 1981, 1982, 1983 ...................................Link
Laurie Snyder - 1981, 1982, 1983 ..........................Goalie
Karen Hertzler-1984, 1985 ......................... Attack, Link
Carla Shearer- 1985, 1986 ........................................Link
Lynn Hurst - 1984,1986 ...........................................Inner
Donna Graupp- 1985,1986......................................Inner
Diane Shields - 1984................................................ Inner
Cindy Daeche - 1987 .................................................Link
Sharon Reilly - 1987, 1989..................................... Attack
Daneen Fero - 1988 ...................................................Link
Alicia Terrizzi - 1988 .......................................... Forward
Kathy Frick-1989,1990.........................................Attack
Gisela Smith- 1990..................................................Back
Trudy Horst- 1990.................................................... Link

QUICK FACTS AND CONT ACTS
Location: Bloomsburg, PA 17815
Founded: 1839
Enrollment: 7,464
Nickname: Huskies
President: Dr. Harry Ausprich
Colors: Maroon and Gold
General Information: 717-389-4000
Athletic Director: Mary Gardner (717-389-4363)
Assistant Athletic Director: Burt Reese (717-389-4555)
Sports Information Director: Jim Hollister (717-389-4413)
Head Coach: Jan Hutchinson (717-389-4380)
Trainers: Joe Hazzard, Bridget Gates (717-389-4369, 389-4668)
Equipment Manager: Ron Morgan (717-389-4374)
Member: P.S.A.C., E.C.A.C., N.C.A.A.