2007: Played 13 games in goal and started eight • posted a 10.89 goals against average, a .394 save percentage and a 5-4 record • made collegiate debut in 18-5 win over Mount St. Mary's • made one save in 22:41 of action against the Mount • played 35:24 in loss at #4 Maryland, making six saves and grabbed three ground balls in relief • made her first collegiate start and stopped three of seven shots for her first career win against Oregon • had a career-high nine saves in 12-4 loss to #14 Penn • also tied a career-high with three ground balls against the Quakers • made three saves in 39:59 against #15 Denver, earning second career win • played 28:54 in relief in overtime loss at #19 Vanderbilt • made four saves while allowing just two goals against the Commodores • tied career-high with nine saves in 15-9 win over UMBC • also caused two turnovers and had four ground balls against the Retrievers • once again, tied career-high with nine saves in 12-9 upset of #5 Virginia • earned womenslacrosse.com Rookie of the Week honors for her performance against the Cavaliers and the Retrievers • for the third consecutive game, posted a career-high nine saves in loss to #1 Northwestern • started and played 27:02 against #15 Penn State, making two saves and allowing eight goals • played 34:13 and made two saves in relief in loss to Northwestern in ALC championship game • played 23:56 in relief and made four saves in 12-8 win over #16 Hofstra in the first round of the NCAA Tournament • made six saves and picked up two ground balls in loss to #6 Duke in NCAA Quarterfinals.

Personal: Elizabeth B. O'Ferrall • born October 10, 1988 • daughter of John and Mary Ellen O'Ferrall • father, John, played lacrosse at both Loyola and Delaware • grandfather, Jack `44, attended Hopkins • class president in sophomore, junior and senior years at Mount De Sales • named an Honorable Mention Maryland Distinguished Scholar in visual arts • sold flip flops to raise money for an orphanage in the Ukraine • two-time US Lacrosse Scholar Athlete • also played field hockey • double major in history of art and political science.