Carrie Neidhardt Class: Junior Hometown: Washington Crossing, PA High School: Council Rock Height: 5-3 Position: Forward/Back

2000: Came back from a knee injury to start all 22 games ... took 55 shots on goal and tallied 17 points ... scored two goals in the victory over Sacred Heart ... the Deacs' most versatile player, seeing time at every position except goalkeeper in 2000.

1999: Started and played in all 22 games after missing 1998 with a knee injury ... scored eight points on three goals and two assists ... recorded one of those goals in her first collegiate game in a 7-1 win over Radford.

1998: Missed the entire season due to a knee injury

High School: 1997 first team high school All-America ... four-time all-county pick ... three-time all-state and all-area selection ... team MVP in '96 and '97 ... won the state championship in '94 ... four Suburban I league championships ... member of the U.S. Under-16 Select team in 1995 ... participated in the '95 Junior Olympics ... B Camp '97 selection ... team won gold medal in '97 state games ... 1997 Keystone State Games Athletic Achievment Award and Bell Atlantic Award for Honor recipient ... member of the National Honor Society ... Who's Who in American High School Students ... four-year letterwinner in lacrosse.

What the coaches say about Neidhardt: "Carrie provides a powerful hit in the distribution out of the backfield. She has developed her composure on the ball and should have a strong defensive influence on the team."

Career Statistics
Year	GP/GS	SH	G	A	PTS
1999	22/22	31	3	2	8
2000	22/22	55	8	1	17
Totals	44/44	86	11	3	25