Stephanie Ellis Class: Senior Hometown: Bryn Mawr, Pa. High School: Radnor Height: 5-6 Position: GK

PENN STATE CAREER
2008 (Sophomore): Played in seven games, totaling 149:49 in goal...Recorded a season-high 30 minutes in Penn State's loss against Delaware (3/28) and 19-4 victory over Cincinnati (4/18)...Faced a total of 46 shots for the season, recording 20 saves (.488 save percentage)...Allowed 21 goals for a 8.41 goals against average...Collected five ground balls.

2007 (Freshman): Played in one game, totaling 30 minutes in goal...Minded the net for the entire second half of win over Bucknell (2/28), recording seven saves while allowing five goals...Posted a 10.00 goals against average...Collected one ground ball.

HIGH SCHOOL
Helped the Radnor (Pa.) H.S. Raiders compile a 78-10 record over four years...Won a Pennsylvania state championship in 2002...As a senior, was named team MVP, an Under Armour All-American, First Team All-Central League, First Team All-Main Line Times, Second Team All-Delco, and Second Team All-Galaxy...Selected First Team All-American, All-Central League, and All-Main Line Times and team and defensive MVP as a junior...As a sophomore, named All-Central Honorable Mention, Second Team All-Main Line Times, and First Team All-Galaxy...Earned three varsity letters in lacrosse and ice hockey and one in soccer...Received the Players Player Award in soccer and was selected Honorable Mention All-Main Line Times in hockey...Played for Ultimate Goal club team in Philadelphia.

BACKGROUND
Stephanie Leigh Ellis was born on November 30, 1987 in Philadelphia, Pa. to parents David and Sally Ellis...Has an older brother, Jordan, who was on the Yale University lacrosse team from 2002-04, and a younger sister, Samantha.

QUOTING COACH ISIDOR
"This fall season has been a very productive one for Steph. She's focused on sharpening her goalkeeping skills as well as developing a strong relationship with her defensive unit. She is crucial idefensive communication. Look for her to anchor the defense and ignite the offensive transition game with her quick clears."