Loyola University Maryland Athletics

Worth Noting
• Preseason BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year ([apos]12)
• Named to Initial Tewaaraton Award Watch List ([apos]12)
• Two-time All-BIG EAST Second Team honoree ([apos]10, [apos]11)
• Preseason All-BIG EAST ([apos]12)
• Has played in every game of her career

2011 (Junior)
• Earned All-BIG EAST Second Team honors
• BIG-EAST All-Tournament Team Member
• Named team's Most Valuable Player at the end-of-the-year banquet
• Caused three turnovers against Massachusetts
• Played in 19 games tallying 25 ground ball, five draw controls and 28 caused turnovers

2010 (Sophomore)
• Named second-team All-BIG EAST
• Tallied a career-high 39 ground balls and 35 caused turnovers in her second season
• Her 1.94 caused turnovers per game were fourth in the BIG EAST
• Also controlled seven draws and recorded an assist on the season
• Caused at least one turnover in all but one game in her sophomore season, proving to be the team[apos]s top matchup defender
• Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll twice, but received the conference[apos]s Defensive Player of the Week Award on March 15 after tallying six ground balls and two caused turnovers in wins over Delaware (3/9) and at Cornell (3/13)
• Named the WomensLacrosse.com National Defensive Player of the Week, the following week after causing six turnovers, controlling two draws and added four ground balls in wins over Rutgers (3/16) and at James Madison (3/20)
• Caused four turnovers and picked four ground balls in a win over Cincinnati (4/3)
• Picked up a career-high six ground balls, caused four turnovers against Notre Dame (4/5)
• Also added her first collegiate point with an assist against the Irish
• Controlled a career-high two draws for the second time of the season at Louisville (4/9)
• Caused three turnovers and added a ground ball in the BIG EAST Semifinals (5/6)

2009 (Freshman)
• Solid contributor on defense from the outset of her Loyola career, starting 13 games and playing in all 17
• Third on the team with 21 caused turnovers and also had 22 ground balls and five draw controls
• Caused six turnovers in her college debut at Stony Brook (2/18)
• The six are the second most in a single-game in Loyola history
• Caused three turnovers in back-to-back games against Cornell (3/18) and James Madison (3/21)
• Picked up three ground balls at Cincinnati (4/11)... Caused three turnovers against Louiville (4/18)
• Scooped up three ground balls after causing a pair of turnovers in the season finale against Denver (5/2)

High School
• Earned six letters - three each in lacrosse and field hockey - at Dulaney High School in Timonium, Md.
• Captain of both teams as a senior
• Earned USLacrosse All-America First Team honors in 2008
• Named to The Baltimore Sun All-Metro Second Team, as well
• Tabbed to the All-Baltimore County First Team in 2008
• Was an All-Division lacrosse player
• Earned the Lacrosse Most Valuable Player and Field Hockey Unsung Hero Awards at Dulaney
• Helped the Lions advance to the Maryland Class 4A-3A State Quarterfinals in lacrosse as a senior
• Earned All-Conference First Team honors in field hockey following her final season

Personal
• Anastasia Christine Heneberry
• Daughter of David Heneberry and Anne Madison and Valerie Heneberry and Patrick O[apos]Brien
• Born in Baltimore
• Her older sister, Mary, was a midfielder for Loyola[apos]s women[apos]s lacrosse team
• Has three other siblings, Ryan, Jonathan and Erin

Heneberry[apos]s Career Statistics