| Paige Ibello |
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Junior
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| Hometown:
Cockeysville, MD
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| High School:
Maryvale Prep School
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| Height:
5-5
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| Position:
Midfield
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2008: Played all 17 games and finished fourth on the team in goals (23) • posted career-highs in goals, assists (2), points (25), ground balls (12) and caused turnovers (3) • tallied first career collegiate assist in loss at George Mason • scored two goals, including first career collegiate goal, in win at George Washington • also grabbed two ground balls and caused one turnover against the Colonials • netted two goals on two shots and scooped up two ground balls in win over Towson • tallied first career hat trick on three shots, including a free position, in win over #16 Oregon • scored a game and career-high five goals on six shots in win over Cincinnati • scored in win over #19 Denver • finished with three points on two goals and one assist in loss at #8 Penn • had four-game goal scoring streak broken in overtime loss to #17 Vanderbilt • posted sixth multi-goal game of the season, finishing with four goals in win at UMBC • scored on a free position shot and grabbed two ground balls in loss at #4 Virginia • scored two goals in loss at #1 Northwestern • scored on a free position shot in win at Penn State.
2007: Played 13 games • finished rookie season with four ground balls, five draws and two caused turnovers • had one ground ball and one caused turnover in win over George Washington • had a career-high two draw controls in win over Mount St. Mary's • grabbed one ground ball and caused one turnover in loss at #10 Georgetown • controlled one draw in win over Oregon • controlled one draw in loss to #14 Penn • had one draw control in win over #15 Denver.
Personal: Paige M. Ibello • born November 16, 1988 • daughter of Alan and Suzanne Ibello • sister, Gina, plays lacrosse at American • brother, Nick, is a soccer player at St. Mary's • three-year varsity starter • guided team to IAAM playoffs in junior and senior seasons • US Lacrosse Scholar Athlete • earned first team all-county honors in field hockey • public health major.
