Angie Klingerman Class: Junior Hometown: Bloomsburg, Pa. High School: Columbia Height: 5-4 Position: Forward Experience: 2 VL

On Klingerman: A vivacious forward with a nose for the goal ... a tremendous passer as well as a prolific goal scorer ... will see a lot of playing time on Maryland’s front line given her strength in front of the cage.

As a sophomore in 2000: Contributed in 22 of the Terps’ games, drawing a start against Rutgers (Oct. 11) … six goals and one assist for 13 points was second among non-starters … eighth on the second-rated offense in the nation in points and goals … opened the season with scores in three of the first four contests … found the net in the Terps’ 9-1 home opener vs. Connecticut (Aug. 26) … punched in a crucial second-half goal in Maryland’s 5-4 double-overtime victory over Old Dominion (Sept. 3) … netted a goal one game later in the Terps’ 8-0 romp over Delaware (Sept. 9) … scored goals in regular-season ACC games against Wake Forest (Sept. 23) and Virginia (Oct. 1) … recorded a season-high three points with a goal and an assist at Virginia Commonwealth (Oct. 14) … selected to the NFHCA National Academic squad … among 14 field hockey players listed on the 2000-01 ACC Honor Roll.

As a redshirt freshman in 1999: Scored a career-high 11 goals and added one assist for a career-high 23 total points … scored three goals and totaled six points in her first career game against Virginia Commonwealth (Aug. 29) … played in all 25 games during the season and earned two starts (Boston University on Sept. 10 and Massachusetts on Sept. 12) … scored a career-high four goals and totaled eight points against Georgetown (Sept. 18) in the Terrapin Invitational … four tallies against Georgetown marked the highest total by any Terp player during the season and was only one off the single-game school record of five by Judy Dougherty (Towson, Oct. 16, 1980) … goal against American (Aug. 31) was her first career game-winner … recorded her first career assist against Ball State (Sept. 18) in the championship game of the Terrapin Invitational … earned playing time in all seven of Maryland's postseason games including the Terps' NCAA championship game victory over Michigan (Nov. 21) … selected to the NFHCA national academic squad … listed on the 1999-2000 ACC Honor Roll.

As a freshman in 1998: A redshirt season.

Before Maryland: A 1996 and 1997 Press-Enterprise All-Star ... named the 1997 Central Columbia Invitational Tournament’s Most Outstanding Offensive Player ... as a senior she had 17 goals and 14 assists.

Personal: Born Dec. 11, 1979 ... Angie is the daughter of Doug Klingerman … an accounting major.

Klingerman’s Career Statistics

Year	GP	GS	G	A	TP	Shots	GWG	DS	PS

1999	25	2	11	1	23	29	1	9	0-0

2000	22	1	6	1	13	32	0	0	0-0                                                                                                    

Totals	47	3	17	2	36	61	1	9	0-0

Klingerman’s Single-Game Highs Goals: 4 vs. Georgetown (Sept. 18, 1999)
Assists: 1 vs. Va. Commonwealth (Oct. 14, 2000), vs. Ball State (Sept. 18, 1999)
Points: 8 vs. Georgetown (Sept. 18, 1999)

Klingerman Up Close
Favorite place to go on vacation: Anywhere with a beach.
Since coming to Maryland I've learned: that the years keep passing by faster and faster the older you get.
What is you’re greatest athletic accomplishment? Either the Maryland hockey team or summitting Mt. Quandry in Colorado at 14,255 feet. That actually was probably the hardest physical test I've ever done.
Few people know that I: used to be in ballet.
If I could have dinner with any three people (in history or today): My mom, Chris Farley and Julia Roberts.