Vs. King's College - Lost 16-9       Boxscore

The Greyhounds closed out the 2006 season with a 16-9 loss to King's College in a Middle Atlantic Conference match on the HUB Quad. The Monarchs, who clinched a playoff berth with the win and Elizabethtown College's victory, had a 32-19 advantage in shots and an 11-10 edge in draw controls while Moravian had a 23-22 edge in ground balls. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino netted five goals for the Greyhounds, becoming the first player in the history of the program to score more than 50 goals in a season as she finished 2006 with 52 goals. Freshman midfielder Georgia Castellano, senior midfielder Jessica Cordani, sophomore midfielder Robyn Klem and sophomore attack Casey Simpson each found the back of the cage once for Moravian. Klem scooped up a team high five ground balls while senior midfielder Kindal Estes won five draw controls. Junior defender Jenna Abramson added four ground balls and two draw controls for the Greyhounds. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had 13 saves and three ground balls in the match for Moravian. Grace King led King's with seven goals while Lindsay Sabo added four goals and an assist. Melissa Gates had two goals for the Monarchs while Jenifer Marrosu, Erica Kovats and Kim Murray each found the back of the cage once. Sara Alesso had two assists while Karen Harp added one assist for King's. Goalie Heather Kelly made save saves for the Monarchs.

King's College (9-5, 5-5 MAC)	7	9	--	16
Moravian College (2-14, 0-10 MAC)	5	4	--	9

At Centenary (NJ) College - Won 11-7       Boxscore

Moravian won its final non-conference match and its last road contest of the 2006 season, defeating Centenary (NJ) College, 11-7. The Greyhounds jumped out to a 3-0 lead but saw the Cyclones tie the match at 3-3. Moravian scored the final two goals of the first half and the first two of the second half to take control. The Greyhounds had a 32-23 advantage in shots and a 32-18 edge in ground balls while Centenary had a 9-8 advantage in draw controls. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino led the Greyhounds, tying the school record for points in match with eight for the second time this season. Lustrino had seven goals and an assist, and she also led the team with nine ground balls and four draw controls. Lustrino broke the school records for goals in a season with 47 and points in a season with 51. Senior midfielder Jessica Cordani, sophomore attack Casey Simpson, sophomore midfielder Robyn Klem and freshman midfielder Sarah Naumes each found the back of the cage once for the Greyhounds with Cordani and senior midfielder Kindal Estes adding assists. Cordani also added three ground balls and two draw controls while Klem had three ground balls. Moravian sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made ten saves and added three ground balls in her second win of the season. Dana Pizzi and Lauren Feldman paced Centenary with two goals and an assist each while Clare Johnson scored two goals and Nicole Becker had a goal and an assist. Laura Davis had 14 saves for the Cyclones.

Moravian College (2-13)	5	6	--	11
Centenary (NJ) College (1-14)	3	4	--	7

Vs. FDU-Florham - Lost 18-6       Boxscore

The Greyhounds fell to FDU-Florham, 18-6, in a Middle Atlantic Conference match on the HUB Quad. The Devils held a 36-15 advantage in shots and a 37-23 edge in ground balls while Moravian won 14 of 25 draw controls in the match. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino and freshman midfielder Georgia Castellano each netted two goals while sophomore attack Jessica Bodine and freshman defender Rachel Feinstein each found the back of the cage once. Lustrino's first goal of the match, which pulled the Greyhounds within 4-2 at the 15:39 mark of the first half, was the 100th goal of her career, making her the second player in school history to score 100 goals. Bodine, senior defender Kristin Schol and junior defender Jenna Abramson each had three ground balls for Moravian while sophomore defender Mauri Dallago had three caused turnovers. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made nine saves in the cage for the Greyhounds. Freshman attack Amanda Wayne led FDU-Florham with six goals and an assist while freshman midfielder Laura Gambardello added three goals and an assist including the first goal of the match just 11 seconds into the contest. Junior attack Caroline Garguilo had a hat trick for the Devils while freshman midfielder Erin Reilly added two goals. Sophomore defender Debbie Hillman and sophomore midfielder Lindsey Specht each had a goal and two assists while sophomore attack Erika Sensbach added one goal and one assist. Freshman attack Valon Vitillo scored her first goal of the season for FDU-Florham while junior defender Allison Bradley led the squad with nine ground balls and nine caused turnovers. Senior goalie Jennifer Kessler had nine saves for FDU-Florham.

FDU-Florham (11-4, 5-4 MAC)	7	11	--	18
Moravian College (1-13, 0-9 MAC)	3	3	--	6

At Wilkes University - Lost 14-5       Boxscore

Moravian dropped a 14-5 match at Wilkes University in Middle Atlantic Conference action. The Colonels had a 29-20 advantage on shots, an 18-16 edge in ground balls and an 11-10 edge in draw controls. For the Greyhounds, junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino had three goals to move within one of 100 for her career while freshman defender Rachel Feinstein and senior midfielder Jessica Cordani each found the back of the cage once. Senior defender Lauren Johnston led Moravian with five ground balls while senior midfielder Kindal Estes had three ground balls, three caused turnovers and two draw controls. Sophomore defender Jenna Abramson added three ground balls, two caused turnovers and two draw controls while sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made 11 saves for the Greyhounds. Stacy Fimmano led Wilkes with five goals and three assists while Shannon Chlebus had five goals and an assist. Jennifer Compton added two goals and and four assists for the Colonels while Catherine Simone and Lyndsay Asinelli each had a goal and an assist. Compton won six draw controls while Simone had seven ground balls and four caused turnovers. Fimmano also caused four turnovers while goalie Cassie Malone made 13 saves for the Colonels.

Moravian College (1-12, 0-8 MAC)	3	2	--	5
Wilkes University (3-7, 1-7 MAC)	8	6	--	14

At the University of Scranton - Lost 15-6       Boxscore

The Greyhounds fell to the University of Scranton, 15-6, in a Middle Atlantic Conference match. The Royals led 12-3 at halftime and had a 33-14 advantage on shots, a 26-23 edge in ground balls and won 19 of 23 draw controls. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino scored a pair of goals for Moravian while sophomore attack Casey Simpson, senior midfielder Kindal Estes, freshman defender Rachel Feinstein and freshman midfielder Georgia Castellano each found the back of the cage once. Lustrino and senior midfielder Jessica Cordani each had two draw controls while sophomore goalie Laura Schantz led the team with four ground balls to go along with her ten saves. Sophomore defenders Jenna Abramson and Mauri Dallago each added three ground balls for the Greyhounds. Diana Rocklein led Scranton with four goals and an assist while Madelyn Sminkey netted four goals. Jackie Messantonio had three goals and three assists while Kerri Kornobis added two goals and an assist. Courtney Enman, Kellianne Murray and Kristina Goetz combined to make four saves in goal for the Royals.

Moravian College (1-11, 0-7 MAC)	3	3	--	6
The University of Scranton (9-3, 5-3 MAC)	12	3	--	15

Vs. Widener University - Lost 18-7       Boxscore

Moravian dropped an 18-7 match to Widener University in Middle Atlantic Conference action on the HUB Quad. The Pioneers lead 11-2 at halftime but Moravian would cut the lead to 12-7. With 12:27 remaining on the clock and Widener leading 13-7, the match was delayed 30 minutes by lightening. The Pioneers finished the match with a 28-24 edge in ground balls while Moravian held a 32-27 advantage in shots and a 15-13 edge in draw controls. For Moravian, junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino had five goals while senior midfielder Jessica Cordani contributed a goal and three assists. Sophomore attack Casey Simpson netted a goal for Moravian while Lustrino led the team with ten ground balls, four draw controls and four caused turnovers. Senior midfielder Kindal Estes scooped up five ground balls for the Greyhounds while sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had three saves. Kerri Schulz led Widener with six goals while Tara Krasley had four goals and an assist. Grave Cavanaugh added three goals and an assist while Tricia Lynch had two goals and three assists. Rebecca Gorrdao has a pair of goals while Allison Glavin found the back of the net once and also had an assist for the Pioneers. Brianna Tarry made 13 saves in goal for Widener while Lynch added five draw controls and three caused turnovers.

Widener University (3-8, 2-4 MAC)	11	7	--	18
Moravian College (1-10, 0-6 MAC)	2	5	--	7

At Neumann College - Lost 19-7       Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 19-7 non-conference match at Neumann College. The Knights led 9-5 at halftime before out-scoring Moravian, 10-2, in the second half. Neumann had a 29-16 advantage in shots and a 42-26 edge in ground balls. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino led Moravian with five goals, eight caused turnovers and five ground balls. Senior midfielder Jessica Cordani contributed a goal and an assist while sophomore midfielder Robyn Klem had a goal, five caused turnovers and three ground balls. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had seven saves, four ground balls and four caused turnovers. Michelle Corderre scored six goals and added three assists for Neumann while Kolleen Kitzinger added five goals and five assists. Samantha Lafferty contributed four goals, three assists, six grounds balls and five caused turnovers. Brandon McCreary had a goal and three assists while Colby D-Ambrosio had nine ground balls and five caused turnovers. Kerri Sinclair contributed eight ground balls an eight caused turnovers while Courtney Murphy had eight caused turnovers and six ground balls. Caitlin O'Shea had four saves in the cage for the Knights.

Moravian College (1-9)	5	2	--	7
Neumann College (8-3)	9	10	--	19

Vs. Lycoming College - Lost 10-2       Boxscore

Moravian suffered a 10-2 loss to Lycoming College in a Middle Atlantic Conference match played on the HUB Quad. The match was called after it had been played to an official time limit due to rain, sleet and snow that had fallen during the match. At one point, the snow was falling heavy enough to blanket the field with a layer of snow. Moravian scored the first goal of the match in the second minute, but the Warriors responded with six unanswered goals to take a 6-1 halftime lead. Lycoming would score the first four goals of the second half before Moravian scored at the 49:03 mark. At that point, the officials deemed the field and conditions to dangerous to continue. Lycoming finished the game with a 22-9 edge in shots, a 47-36 advantage in ground balls and an 8-5 edge in draw controls. Senior midfielder Jessica Cordani and junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino each scored unassisted goals for the Greyhounds, and Lustrino had a team high five ground balls and four caused turnovers. Moravian sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made nine saves in the match and added four ground balls. Megan Wallenhorst led Lycoming with four goals while Heather Suit contributed two goals and four assists. Kelli Morsey added a pair of goals for the Warriors while Kelly Mack and Cassie Mocyk each found the back of the cage once. Lycoming goalie Kristina Peacock made three saves while playing the first half of the match. Reagan Beauchamp played the second half in the cage for the Warriors with two saves.

Lycoming College (9-1, 6-0 MAC)	6	4	--	10
Moravian College (1-8, 0-5 MAC)	1	1	--	2

At Drew University - Lost 13-2      Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 13-2 decision at Drew University in Middle Atlantic Conference action. The Rangers, who led 12-0 at halftime, had a 25-6 advantage in shots, a 32-15 edge in ground balls and a 14-3 advantage in draw controls. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino scored fro Moravian on a free position shot while sophomore attack Jessica Bodine added an unassisted goal. Senior midfielder Kindal Estes had a team high five ground balls for the Greyhounds while sophomore keeper Laura Schantz had five saves. Courtney Rumbough led Drew with three goals and an assist while Makenzie Sandler, and Jen Schoepflin each had two goals and an assist. Courtney Cunningham added a goal and two assists while Lindsey Perno scored two goals. Casey O'Brien had four saves for the Rangers.

Moravian College (1-7, 0-4 MAC)	0	2	--	2
Drew University (7-4, 5-0 MAC)	12	1	--	13

At Drew University - Postponed to April 6th

The Greyhounds' Middle Atlantic Conference match at Drew University scheduled for Wednesday, April 5th has been postponed one day until Thursday, April 6th at 5:00 p.m. in Madison, New Jersey due to poor weather.

Vs. Cedar Crest College - Won 15-5      Boxscore

Moravian earned its first victory of the 2006 season, defeating local rival Cedar Crest College, 15-5, in a non-conference match on the HUB Quad. The Greyhounds jumped out to a quick 3-0 lead before the Falcons scored two goals. Moravian would head to the intermission with a 5-2 lead, and the Greyhounds scored ten goals in the second half for the victory. Moravian had a 41-21 advantage in shots and a 42-22 edge in ground balls while Cedar Crest had a 12-9 edge in draw controls. For the Greyhounds, junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino tied the school record with eight points in the match with seven goals and one assist. Sophomore attacks Casey Simpson and Jessica Bodine each found the back of the cage once for Moravian while senior midfielders Jessica Cordani and Kindael Estes, sophomore midfielder Robyn Klem and freshman midfielder Georgia Castellano each had goals. Senior defender Lauren Johnston led the Greyhounds with nine ground balls and two draw controls while Lustrino added seven ground balls and two draw controls. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz earned her first collegiate victory in the cage for Moravian, making seven saves. Kirsten Gustafson led Cedar Crest with three goals while Brittanney Smith and Amanda Steczak each scored goals. Steph Strzelecki led the Falcons with four ground balls and four draw controls while goalie Keri McDevitt made 17 saves.

Cedar Crest College (0-10)	2	3	--	5
Moravian College (1-6)	5	10	--	15

Vs. Messiah College - Lost 20-4      Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 20-4 decision to Messiah College in a Middle Atlantic Conference match on the HUB Quad. The Falcons had a 26-18 advantage in shots and a 37-28 edge in ground balls while Moravian had a 14-12 edge in draw controls. Greyhound senior midfielder Jessica Cordani scored three goals while sophomore attack Casey Simpson scored Moravian's other goal. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino had an assist while senior defender Lauren Johnston had a team high six ground balls. Lustrino and sophomore defender Mauri Dallago each had three draw controls while senior defender Kristin Schol and senior midfielder Kindal Estes had four ground balls each. Moravian sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made eight saves in the match. Amber Whalen led Messiah with five goals while Shannan Finch found the back of the cage four times. Joy Eckmann and Megan Campbell each contributed three goals and two assists while Bethany Moskevitz had two goals and an assist for the Falcons. Goalie Janelle Groff Made 13 saves in the match.

Messiah College (3-4, 3-0 MAC)	9	11	--	20
Moravian Collge (0-6, 0-3 MAC)	3	1	--	4

At Susquehanna University - Lost 16-6      Boxscore

Moravian suffered a 16-6 loss at Susquehanna University in a Middle Atlantic Conference match. The Crusaders jumped out to an 11-2 halftime lead. Susquehanna also had a 37-15 advantage in shots, a 24-18 edge in ground balls and a 17-6 advantage in draw controls. For the Greyhounds, junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino scored four goals while senior midfielder Jessica Cordani netted two goals. Lustrino also had two draw controls for the Greyhounds and scored on all three of her free position shots. Moravian sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had 12 saves in the cage. Schantz and senior defenders Kristin Schol and Lauren Johnston each had three ground balls for the Greyhounds. Rachel Devilbiss led Susquehanna with seven goals while Chrissy Carfello and Heather Linton each had two goals and an assist. Courtney Rosenberg made one save in 47 minutes in the cage for the Crusaders while Jess Weiss had two saves in the final 13 minutes. Katelyn Deese paced Susquehanna with five ground balls. Deese and Christina Ottley each won four draw controls.

Moravian College (0-5, 0-2 MAC)	2	4	--	6
Susquehanna University (3-3, 2-0 MAC)	11	5	--	16

Vs. Gwynedd-Mercy College - Lost 13-10      Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped a 13-10 decision to Gwynedd-Mercy College in non-conference action on the HUB Quad in a match that saw Moravian senior midfielder Jessica Cordani score her 100th career goal. The Griffins jumped out to a 2-0 lead before the Greyhounds scored three straight goals to take the lead. Gwynedd-Mercy tied the contest at 3-3, but Moravian netted two more goals for a 5-3 advantage. The Griffins scored the final two goals of the first half to tie the contest at 5-5 at the intermission. Gwynedd-Mercy scored the first four goals of the second half to take a lead it would not relinquish at 9-5. The Greyhounds would pull within one at 9-8 on three straight goals, the first of which was Cordani's fourth of the match and 100th of her career; however, the Griffins answered with three straight goals for a 12-8 advantage. Gwynedd-Mercy had a 36-20 advantage in shots and a 16-9 edge in draw controls while Moravian had a 41-17 advantage in ground balls. Cordani led the Greyhounds with five goals while junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino had four goals. Senior midfielder Kindal Estes found the back of the cage once for Moravian while sophomore attack Jessica Bodine had the Greyhounds' lone assist. Estes and senior defender Lauren Johnston led Moravian with seven ground balls while Cordani had four caused turnovers and junior defender Jenna Abramson won three draw controls. In goal for the Greyhounds, sophomore Laura Schantz made nine saves. Junior Melissa Burks led the Griffins with four goals to go with an assist while senior Jennifer Mathesian had three goals and three assists. Junior Kaitlin Pope also netted three goals for Gwynedd-Mercy while Caitlin Volz had two goals. Sophomore Kate Loftus contributed a goal and an assist. Freshman Colleen Amici won eight draw controls for the Griffins while sophomore goalie Lauren Monte made six saves.

Gwynedd-Mercy College (3-3)	5	8	--	13
Moravian College (0-4)	5	5	--	10

At Elizabethtown College - Lost 17-3      Boxscore

Moravian opened its 2006 Middle Atlantic Conference season with a 17-3 loss at Elizabethtown College. The Greyhounds trailed just 5-2 at halftime before the Blue Jays scored 11 straight goals to open the second half. Elizabethtown finished the game with a 32-18 advantage in shots and a 30-21 edge in ground balls. Elizabethtown also had 17 draw controls to five for Moravian, and the Blue Jays connected on four of six free position shots. Moravian received single goals from junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino, senior midfielder Kindal Estes and sophomore attack Casey Simpson. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had nine saves for the Greyhounds in 55 minutes while sophomore Mauri Dallago saw her first action of the season in goal and allowed one goal in just under five minutes of action. Danielle Grooms led Elizabethtown with four goals and an assist while Katie DiRico and Sarah Gilson each netted three goals. DiRico also had an assist while Katie Foley had two goals and two assists for the Blue Jays. Goalie Jenn Hawkins made nine stops for Elizabethtown.

Moravian College (0-3, 0-1 MAC)	2	1	--	3
Elizabethtown College (1-4, 1-0 MAC)	5	12	--	17

Vs. Muhlenberg College - Lost 16-5     Boxscore

The Greyhounds dropped their 2006 home opener, falling to rival Muhlenberg College, 16-5, in a non-conference match on the HUB Quad. The Mules jumped out to a 4-0 lead, including three goals by Courtney Tapkas, before Moravian scored its only goal of the first half, an unassisted tally by junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino. Muhlenberg went into the intermission with a 9-1 lead. The Mules would extend the lead to 12-1 before the Greyhounds scored again on an unassisted goal by senior midfielder Jessica Cordani. Muhlenberg kept the lead in double figures the rest of the way. Cordani led Moravian with three goals while Lustrino had two goals and an assist. Sophomore attack Jessica Bodine added an assist for the Greyhounds while Cordani and sophomore defender Mauri Dallago each had three ground balls for Moravian. Tapkas and Ruth Morrongiello each scored four goals for Muhlenberg while Sara Hiller had three goals and an assist. Marissa Capuano added two goals and two assists for the Mules while Shannon Donohue had a goal and three assists. Muhlenberg had a 28-24 advantage in shots and a 30-24 edge in ground balls. Moravian sophomore goalie Laura Schantz had five saves in second collegiate start while Muhlenberg keeper Caroline Shadood made 11 saves. The victory gives Muhlenberg an 8-4 lead in the annual Matte Award standings between the two schools.

Muhlenberg College (4-0)	9	7	--	16
Moravian College (0-2)	1	4	--	5

At Swarthmore College - Lost 15-5     Boxscore

Moravian opened its 2006 season with a 15-5 loss to Swarthmore College in a non-conference match. The Garnet Tide jumped out to an 11-0 first half lead. Junior midfielder Lindsey Lustrino scored three goals for the Greyhounds while senior midfielder Jess Cordani and sophomore attack Jessica Bodine each found the back of the cage once. Athena Samaras led Swarthmore with three goals while Niamh Shortt had two goals and two assists. The Garnet Tide had a 30-18 advantage in shots and a 23-12 edge in ground balls. Sophomore defender Mauri Dallago led the Greyhounds with three ground balls while sophomore attack Erica Spatz had two draw controls. Sophomore goalie Laura Schantz made eight saves in her first collegiate start in goal while Suzanne Blair had nine saves for Swarthmore.

Moravian College (0-1)	0	5	--	5
Swarthmore College (3-0)	11	4	--	15