2012 CSU Women's Soccer Media Guide

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The 2012 Charleston Southern Women’s Soccer Media Guide is published by the CSU Sports Information Office.

Written, compiled and edited by: Seth Montgomery

Photography by: Patrick Black Seth Montgomery Various Contributors

About the Cover: Featured on this year’s cover are 2012 seniors Rebecca Hollstegge, Melissa Adams and Morgann Wood.

Cover Design: Seth Montgomery using Adobe Photoshop CS5.5

TABLE OF CONTENTS Credits/Table of Contents 1 General and Media Information 2-3 2012 Roster 5 The Coaches 6-7 2012 Player Profiles 8-18 2012 Season Preview 20-21 2011 Season Statistics 22 Women’s Soccer Record Book 23 The Big South Conference

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Charleston Southern Information

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Ge ne ral Information GENERAL INFORMATION School:.............................................................. Charleston Southern City:.......................................................................... Charleston, S.C. Founded:................................................................................... 1964 Enrollment:............................................................................... 3,298 Nickname:....................................................................... Buccaneers Colors:...................................... Blue (PMS 295) and Gold (PMS 873) Facility:....................................................................Buccaneers Field Capacity:...................................................................................... 500 Affiliation:..................................................................NCAA Division I Conference:........................................................................ Big South President:......................................................... Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. V.P. for Student Affairs and Athletics:........................ Dr. Rick Brewer Athletic Director:..............................................................Hank Small Associate A.D. (External Affairs):................... Cathryn Broderhausen Assistant A.D. (Media):..................................................... Zeke Beam Assistant A.D. (Internal Affairs):...................................James Bradley Assistant A.D. (Compliance):....................................Mike Hammond Senior Womens’ Administrator:................... Christie Faircloth-Dixon Strength and Conditioning Coach:.................................... Chad Scott Athletic Department Phone:....................................... 843-863-7678 Athletic Department Fax:............................................ 843-863-7695 Ticket Office Phone:..................................................... 843-863-7670

COACHING STAFF Head Coach:.......................................................................Eric Terrill Alma Mater (Year): ........................................... Michigan State (‘87) Record at CSU (Seasons): .............................. 136-161-31, (17 years) Overall Record (Seasons):............................... 160-174-32 (21 years) Email: ................................................................. eterrill@csuniv.edu Assistant Coach:........................................................... Christi Rostin Alma Mater (Year):................................... Charleston Southern (‘01) Goalkeeper Coach: .......................................................... Jackie Stoll Student Assistant: ........................................................ Casey Bolduc

2012 CSU WOMEN’S SOCCER TE AM INFORMATION

First Year of Women’s Soccer:................................................... 1993 All-Time Record:.............................................................. 160-174-32 NCAA Tournament Appearances:..............................................None Last Big South Tournament Appearance:.................................. 2011 Last Postseason Result:....................... vs. Winthrop, L, 0-0 (3-5) PKs

2011 Record:............................................................................. 9-8-2 Big South Finish:............................................................... 4-5-1 (7th) Starters Returning/Lost:............................................................... 7/4 Letterman Returning/Lost:....................................................... 13/11 Newcomers:.................................................................................... 9

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GENERAL ADMISSION Tickets................................ Free General admission tickets for home women’s soccer games are free of charge to all parties.

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN FACULTY, STAFF & STUDENTS Charleston Southern faculty, staff and students receive complimentary general admission to all CSU athletic events for themselves and their dependents by presenting a valid college ID card. All guests must enter with the ID card holder to receive complimentary admission.

Please note that these are general admissions tickets and do not include exclusive benefits such as reserved seating or hospitality room privileges.

PUBLIC PARKING Public parking is available in the lot adjacent to Buccaneer Field.

Parking lots are open to the public prior to the starting time for all home games.

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Me dia Information Credentials All requests for working media credentials and photo passes for Charleston Southern women’s soccer matches should be directed to the Sports Information office. Passes will be available for pickup at the ticket entrance or in advance at the Sports Information office.

Interviews All requests for interviews with Charleston Southern student-athletes should be made through the Sports Information office by calling 843-863-7853. Charleston Southern student-athletes are routinely available for interviews after practice sessions.

Postgame interviews will be conducted only upon request. All requests should be made to the Sports Information staff before or at the conclusion of the contest to make arrangements.

Media Services The working media area at the CSU Soccer Field is in the press area behind the team benches. Programs, statistics, box scores and play-by-play narratives will be supplied. For further arrangements, call 843-863-7853 or e-mail smontgomery@csuniv.edu Photography Area Photographers with passes may shoot from either endline behind the sidelines. Fieldside flashes are not permitted.

Driving Directions Charleston Southern’s home soccer matches and practices are at Buccaneer Field on the campus of Charleston Southern University.

The physical address of the college is 9200 University Blvd, Charleston, SC 29406 From Columbia, S.C.: Take I-26 East. Exit 205B toward Goose Creek onto US 78. CSU will be on your left. Take Second Entrance into school for sporting events.

From Charleston International Airport: Start out going East on International Blvd. toward Air Cargo LN. Merge onto I-526 E. Merge onto I-26 toward Columbia. Merge onto US-78 via Exit 205B toward US-52. CSU will be on your Left. Take Second Entrance into school for sporting events.

CSU SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant A.D. (Media):............................................... Zeke Beam Office Phone:......................................................... 843-863-7687 Email:............................................................ zbeam@csuniv.edu Assistant SID/WSOC Contact: ........................ Seth Montgomery Office Phone:......................................................... 843-863-7853 Email:.................................................smontgomery@csuniv.edu SID Intern/Video:..................................................... Chris Triplett SID Intern/Radio..................................................... Aaron Vargas Sports Information Fax:......................................... 843-863-7676 Website:...................................................... www.csusports.com Sports Information Overnight Mailing Address: 9200 University Blvd.

Charleston, SC 29406

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Head Coach: Eric Terrill (Michigan State, ‘87) Assistant Coach: Christi Rostin (Charleston Southern, ‘01) Goalkeeper Coach: Jackie Stoll (Coastal Carolina, ‘07) Student Assistant: Casey Bolduc

Name Caitlin Cody Melissa Adams Rebecca Hollstegge Toni Lashley Chelsea Phillips Allison Lewis Ashley Lowdermilk Chelsea Frankeny Stephanie Hand Gina Cox Chandler Wingreen Gina Thomas Jane Vardzel Katelyn Faucette Chloe Urig Emma Faubert Morgann Wood Tori Wright Kenandra DeSaussure Hali Singleton Hannah Thomas Rebecca Henry

Pos. GK G M F F F M F D M D M M D M F M D F/D D M M

Ht. 6-1 5-7 5-4 5-3 5-2 5-4 5-6 5-7 5-3 5-8 5-5 5-1 5-1 6-0 5-9 5-7 5-7 5-6 5-5 5-6 5-10 5-11

Cl. R-So. R-Sr. Sr. Jr. R-So. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Jr. So. Sr. R-So. So. So. Fr. Fr.

Hometown/Previous School Knoxville, Tenn./Knox West HS Greer, S.C./Eastside HS Detroit, Mich./Eisenhower HS Union County, N.C./Marvin Ridge HS Lindenwold, N.J./Paul VI HS Greenville, S.C./Greenville HS Bradenton, Fla./Edison Academics HS Wilmington, N.C./John T. Hoggard HS Kenilworth, N.J./David Brearley HS Irmo, S.C./Irmo HS Yorktown, Va./Tabb HS Mantua, N.J./Clearview Regional HS Mt. Pleasant, S.C./Wando HS Charlotte,N.C./Hopewell HS Mt. Pleasant, S.C./Wando HS Aiken, S.C./Aiken HS Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood HS Northville, Mich./Northville HS Charleston, S.C./West Ashley HS Fort Mill, S.C./Fort Mill HS Springfield, Va./Bishop Ireton HS Vienna, Va./James Madison HS

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2012 CSU Wome ns Socce r Coaching Staff

Eric Te rrill Head Women’s Soccer Coach

Michigan State, 1987 * 18th year at CSU (22nd year coaching) For CSU: Coach Terrill is in his 18th year at the helm of the Lady Buccaneers.

Terrill’s focus is on every aspect of the Lady Bucs’ game day and practice situations....From chalkboard tactics to in game changes as well as any other major decision afforded to his position….Terrill is a leader and the voice of the Buccaneers….As well as those duties as Head Coach Terrill also is the face of CSU recruiting as well nationwide...He also is the main contact for recruits during visits as well as most tournaments.

Coaching Career: Holds an NSCAA Advanced National Diploma…Started off

as a Division I Men’s Assistant at Appalachian State University under Art Rex (1987-89)……Took his second job as a Men’s and Women’s Assistant Coach at Lees-McRae College (1990-93)…..In ’94 accepted his first Head Coaching job at Chowan College.

While at Chowan, Terrill started both the Men’s and Women’s Soccer Programs from scratch…..Terrill then moved to Charleston Southern University (’95) where he has been for 17 years amassing a 136-161-31 career record at CSU as well as a 52-52-15 Big South Conference record……..Has served as a South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia Olympic Development Program Coach and a Region III coaching staff member. Currently coaching South Carolina United…..Terrill’s recruiting classes have boasted numerous accolades such as the top ranked recruiting class in the Big South Conference and was ranked 23rd in the East Region by Soccer Buzz Magazine(’06). Along with recruiting accolades, his players have also received Big South All-Conference honors, Big South Player of the Week, Big South Player of the Year, Big South All-Academic Team and All Region players.

Coach’s Comments on upcoming season: “After being where we’re ranked with such a young team, it shows the respect the conference has for us as a team and a program. We’d like to reestablish our standing as one of the top teams in the conference. With a young team, we’re not sure yet what we’re capable of, but we plan on working hard and improving every week and look forward to the upcoming season.”

Personal: Married to Debra Terrill with three children: a son, Easton (5), and daughters Riley (9) and Chandler (14)…Resides in Summerville.

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Christi Rostin Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach

Charleston Southern 2001 * 5th year at CSU (5th year coaching)

For CSU: Works mostly with the attack minded players/positions during practice and games….Sorts out the set pieces and organizes the attacking players and what Coach Terrill wants to achieve moving forward….Does a lot of the team communication and day-to-day details along with organizing travel and training sessions....Deals with the on-campus visits and recruiting all over the Southeast.

Coaching Career: Holds an NSCAA National Diploma....Coached South Carolina Olympic Development Program while in college….Head Coach for SC United out of Mt.Pleasant (9th year) and current SC ODP Coach Coach’s Comments on the upcoming season: “I’m really excited for our three seniors, Becca, Morgann and Melissa. They have had really good careers and still have more to give this year. I’m also excited about this year’s freshmen class. They’re a really tight group with good rapport and very hard-working,” said Rostin about the team. “With a young team, everyone knows they have a lot to prove as they grow to respect each other. The younger players have to realize that they are going to make mistakes, but how they get through them by continuing to work will define how the season goes; we expect to see great things from each one of them. I look forward to the girls getting into a rhythm with the season approaching, and you can see the confidence and excitement growing each day.”

Playing Career: Christi Rostin is a homegrown product of the CSU system and enjoyed a prolific playing career as a Buc from 1997-2000. Over her career, Rostin accumulated 62 appearances (starting on 41 occasions) and tallied 19 goals and 43 total points in the process. She currently ranks 12th All-Time in points for CSU. Personal: Christi (Arnold) Rostin….married to TJ Rostin (5 years), daughter Kayla (3)....Resides in Hanahan, S.C.

Jackie Stoll

Goalkeeper Coach

Casey Bolduc Student-Assistant

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Re be cca Hollste gge

5-4 • Senior • Midfielder Detroit, Mich. (Eisenhower HS)

2011: Started all 19 matches at midfielder, and finished the year with 19 shots on a goal, a goal, an assist and three total points…

Scored a goal and had two shots and two points in the Bucs’ 4-0 shutout of USC Upstate on Sept. 4…Had an assist in CSU’s hardfought 2-1 win over Big South rival VMI on Oct. 6…Also put two shots on net in matches versus The Citadel, Radford, Presbyterian and Coastal Carolina.

2010: Was hampered by injury due to lingering effects of concussion…Played in 13 games with two starts…Scored two goals and recorded two assists for a total of six points on the season…

Had a goal in consecutive games…Was a part of double assist on the game winning goal in overtime to defeat Navy in the Navy Invitational tournament.

2009: Big South Conference All-Freshman Team...

Hollstegge played in 15 games and made four starts in her rookie campaign...Helped the Buccaneers finish with a 4-0 mark when she started...Scored two goals and recorded three assists for seven points on the season...Took 16 shots with nine going on frame, taking a career-high six shots against Alabama State (Aug. 28)...Also had a careerhigh three points against Alabama State, scoring her first collegiate goal and picking up her first collegiate assist...Scored an insurance goal against VMI (Oct. 12)...Picked up assists against Richmond (Sept. 4) and Newberry (Sept. 19)...Tied for first in the Big South in assists by freshmen.

High School: Team was a state semifinalist senior year...Led the team in scoring and was voted team MVP in 2007...played volleyball freshman year and was named freshman captain, voted MVP and led the team in scoring...Outside of her high school play, Hollstegge played competitive club soccer...In 2007 she recorded 11 goals and 21 assists to help lead her team as the undefeated league champions...Notched 12 goals and 20 assists during the 2008 campaign.

Personal: Daughter of Karen and Dan Hollstegge...Career goal is to be a teacher.

Re be cca Hollste gge Care e r Statistics Year GP GS 2011 19 19

2010 13 2 2009 15 4 Career 47 25

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A Pts 1 3 2 6 3 7 6 16

Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 19 .053 10 .526 0 0-0 10 .200 4 .400 0 0-0 16 .125 9 .562 0 0-0 45 .111 23 .511 0 0-0

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Morgann Wood

5-7 • Senior • Midfielder Kentwood, Mich. (East Kentwood HS)

2011: Appeared in 15 matches and started eight in the midfield…

Scored three goals, including one game-winner…Also contributed three assists to total nine points on the campaign while putting 21 shots on goal…Assisted both CSU goals in a 2-1 win over The Citadel (Sep. 17)…Recorded game-winning goal in CSU’s 3-2 victory over Longwood (Sep. 23)…Tallied an assist as CSU downed VMI, 3-1 (Oct. 6)…Netted two goals to pace the Bucs to a 3-0 win over Gardner-Webb (Oct. 27).

2010: Was an effective sub playing attacking wing for Charleston Southern… Had a total of 17 shots on the season eight of which were on frame… She scored her only goal of the season in the Bucs win over VMI… Her only assist came on the go-ahead goal in the silver cup match against crosstown rival College of Charleston.

2009: Wood burst onto the scene with a hat-trick in just her second-career game against Alabama State (Aug. 28)...she was one of just three players in the Big South to record a hat trick...was one of six Bucs to play in all 20 games, starting in five... finished the year with five goals and three assists for 13 points, and all marks were tops amongst freshmen in the conference...continued to grow throughout the season and earned three starts in conference play...CSU was 2-0-1 in Big South games started by Wood...took 43 shots on the season... finished ninth in the league in both goals and shots...named to the All-Freshman Team.

High School: Wood earned all-district honors both senior and junior years...lettered three years... named Third-Team All-State and all-conference senior year...named team MVP and Defensive MVP...was a member of the Grand Rapids Junior Crew, one of the best club teams in western Michigan...was also a member of the club ice hockey team that came in as the runnersup in the Michigan State Championships.

Personal: Daughter of Anita Sue and Dan Wood...Majoring in kinesiology...Sister was a cheerleader at Northern Michigan University.

Morgann Wood Care e r Statistics Year GP GS 2011 15 8

2010 18 1 2009 20 5 Career 53 14

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A Pts 3 9 1 3 3 13 7 25

Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 21 .143 15 .714 1 0-0 17 .059 8 .471 0 0-0 43 .116 20 .465 0 0-0 81 .111 43 .531 1 0-0

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Adams

5-7 • R.-Senior • Goalkeeper Greer, S.C. (Eastside HS)

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Adams will serve as a goalie on the CSU soccer team while completing her final semester academically, after starring as the center fielder for the Bucs’ softball team over the last four years.

High School: Played at Eastside High School under Coach Susan Meadows…Named to the Region III-AAA All-Region Team in three straight seasons (2006-2008)…Awarded the 2006 Team Best Defensive Player…Named Team MVP in ’07 and ’08 seasons…Recorded a .429 batting average and .949 fielding percent in 2008…Also played golf and basketball…2005 golf team captain and All-Region selection…Basketball tri-captain in 2008.

Personal: Daughter of Bob and Sharon Adams…Born August 16th, 1990, in Greenville, S.C…Majoring in biology and plans to attend veterinary school.

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L ashley

5-3 • Junior • Forward Union County, N.C. (Marvin Ridge HS)

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2011: 2011 Big South All-Conference Second Team Forward...Played in 17 matches and started 14 at forward…Scored a team-high 8 goals and also paced club with 16 points and four game-winners…Finished second on squad with 44 shots on goal…Picked up two points and scored a goal while putting four shots on the net in CSU’s 4-0 victory over USC Upstate on Sept. 4…Scored a goal and tallied a pair of points in CSU’s 1-0 blanking of Francis-Marion on Sept. 14…Scored a goal in 2-1 win over The Citadel on Sept. 17…Netted a goal for a third consecutive contest in a 3-2 win over future Big South rival Longwood on Sept .23…Scored CSU’s lone goal, recorded 2 points and put four shots on net in a loss to Liberty on Oct. 1…Scored another goal five days later to help key the Bucs to a 3-1 Big South win over VMI on Oct. 6…Scored a goal and tallied two points in 2-0 win over Presbyterian on Oct. 13…Found the net with her final goal of the season in a 3-0 shutout of Gardner-Webb on Oct. 27…Threatened several times versus Winthrop in the opener of the Big South Tournament on Nov. 3, putting four shots on goal.

2010: Had an outstanding season in her debut as a Buccaneer… Played in 19 games on the season getting 10 starts… as an explosive offensive player she scored six goals and had three assists for a total of 15 points on the season… finished seventh in the Big South in goals scored… had 56 shots on the season, half of which were on frame (28)… tallied both a goal and an assist in a single game on two separate occasions, against Liberty and Presbyterian… named to the Big South All-Freshman team.

High School: Player of the year in ‘10...Named MVP of State Championship game... All County and all conference in ‘09 and ‘10... Offensive player of the year in ‘09 and ‘10... Scored 28 goals in her junior year... scored 26 goals senior year.

Personal: Daughter of Michael G. Lashley and Dahlia Michaelski.

Toni L ashley Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 2011 17 14 8 0 16 44 .182 21 .477 4 0-0 10 6 3 15 56 .107 28 .500 0 0-0 2010 19 36 24 14 3 31 100 .140 49 .490 4 0-0 Career

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Lewis

5-4 • Junior • Forward Greenville, S.C. (Greenville HS)

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2011: 2011 Big South All-Academic Team...Started in all 19 matches at forward and led the team in shots on goal with 55…Scored two goal and also had two assists en route to tallying six points…Had one game-winning goal…Enjoyed a banner day in leading CSU to a 2-1 win over Southern Conference rival Georgia Southern on Sept. 11, as she scored two goals and put four total shots on goal…Put a season-high six shots on goal in CSU’s 1-0 win over Francis-Marion on Sept.

14…Had a key assist in CSU’s 3-1 triumph over VMI on Oct. 6…Came through with another important assist in CSU’s 3-0 shutout of Gardner-Webb on Oct. 27…Put three shots on goal in CSU’s penalty kicks loss to Winthrop in Big South Tournament on Nov. 3.

2010: Another freshman striker to heavily contribute in 2010… Appeared in all 20 matches making 9 starts…Averaged one point per contest in her first six matches at CSU…Scored four goals and had three assists…Had a season high eight shots in the Bucs’ win over Presbyterian...Scored her first career goal against crosstown rival College of Charleston to break the deadlock.

High School: Varsity soccer 3 year letterman... All-Region all three years...Named all State as a Junior and Senior... Offensive MVP as a sophomore... Overall MVP as a junior and senior...Airport All Tournament team junior year... NSCAA All-American in ‘10... South Carolina High School sports report All-State Team ‘09...2010 Martin Luther King Athletic Achievement Award...Scored 65 goals and had 30 assists in high school.

Personal: Daughter of Carlton and Janet Lewis.

Allison Lewis Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 2011 19 19 2 2 6 55 .036 30 .545 1 0-0 9 4 3 11 50 .080 24 .480 0 0-0 2010 20 39 28 6 5 17 105 .057 54 .514 1 0-0 Career

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Urig

5-9 • Junior • Midfielder Mt. Pleasant, S.C. (Wando HS)

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2011: Appeared in 11 matches and started one in the midfield…Recorded one shot on goal for the season, versus Georgia Southern (Sep. 11).

2010: Appeared in all 20 games and started in 17… Solidified the Bucs’ defense with a strong physical presence after earning a starting spot at center back… Took 12 shots on the season four of which were on goal… First Team AllConference/All-Freshman Team – Earns her first postseason honors as a freshman.

High School: Four year letterman...Four year Lowerstate champions...Was a part of three state championship teams...Named to the Viking Cup All Tournament Team...

Named to the All Lowcountry team.. All State Team in ‘10...Named to the Clash of the Carolinas All-Tournament team...HS Coaches Pick Player of the year 4A (‘10).

Personal: Daughter of Mary Ellen and Bryon Urig.

Chloe Urig Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 2011 11 1 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 0 0 0 12 .000 4 .333 0 0-0 2010 20 31 18 0 0 0 13 .000 4 .333 0 0-0 Career

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Cody

6-1 • R.-Sophomore • Goalkeeper Knoxville, Tenn. (Knox West HS)

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2011: Started in the net in 10 matches, and allowed only five goals while compiling four shutouts…Played over 874 minutes at goalie, accumulated 54 saves and an impressive .915 save percentage…Recorded shutout in first career start, a 4-0 win over USC Upstate on Sept. 4…Picked up another shutout by making five saves in 2-0 win over Big South rival Presbyterian on Oct. 13…Played a career-high 110 minutes in goal in 1-1 tie versus Coastal Carolina on Oct. 18…

Registered a shutout and notched a career-best 10 saves in a 1-0 triumph over Campbell on Oct. 22…Played 110 minutes in goal versus Winthrop in opener of Big South Tournament on Nov. 3, and made seven saves before the Bucs fell, 5-3, in penalty kicks.

2010: Did not see game action in 2010 season due to injury.

High School: Named All-State, All-District, All-Region(all HS career), Goalkeeper of the year(2 years), District Player of the Year(2 years), and Region Player of the Year(2 years).

Club: FC Alliance ‘92(Tennessee State Champs 6 consecutive years) Personal: Daughter of Steve and Jan Bean, Clint and Heather Cody…Father(Clint) and Mother (Jan) played basketball and volleyball(mother) at King College(Tenn.).

Caitlin Cody Care e r Stats

Year GP GS Min GA GAAVG Saves PCT W L T Sho 10 874:17 5 0.51 54 .915 3 2 1 4 2011 10 10 10 874:17 5 0.51 54 .915 3 2 1 4 Career

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Wright

5-6 • R.-Sophomore • Defender Northville, Mich. (Northville HS)

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2011: Redshirted the season.

2010: Appeared in five contests on the back line for Charleston Southern in her freshman campaign… Had an assist on a through ball in the Bucs home victory against UNC Asheville.

High School: WLAA Honorable mention in ‘08...District Champion team in ‘08... conference Champions in ‘08... State Cup Semifinalists in ‘07... State Cup Finalist in ‘09.

Personal: Daughter of Pete and Sue Wright.

Tori Wright Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 5 0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2010 5 0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Career

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H and

5-3 • Sophomore • Defender Kenilworth, N.J. (David Brearley HS)

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2011: 2011 Big South All-Freshman Team...2011 Big South All-Tournament Team...CSU Defensive MVP...Appeared and started in all 19 matches as a defender…Was a solid presence on defense as one of the Bucs more aggressive defenders.

High School: While attending the Academy for Allied Health Sciences, Hand played soccer for David Bearley High…

Hand was a four year letter and team captain as a versatile midfielder and defender…She received All-Conference honors three consecutive years…Helped her team to a 12-0 record and Conference title.

Club: Westfield SA Personal: Daughter of Patrick Hand and Joanne Famularo…Chose CSU for the soccer team and her major…Enjoys chicken parmesean and science…Loves a necklace from her mother and favorite movie is The Blind Side.

Ste phanie H and Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2011 19 19 19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Career

Gina

Thomas

5-1 • Sophomore • Midfielder Mantua, N.J. (Clearview Regional HS)

CSU’s 3-0 shutout of Gardner-Webb (Oct. 27).

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2011: Appeared in 18 of 19 matches and started in the midfield on five occasions…Scored three goals on 13 shots, and also contributed two assists to total 8 points…Had one game-winning goal…Found the net for her first goal of the season in CSU’s 4-0 win over USC Upstate (Sep. 4)…Had another goal which proved to be decisive in the Bucs’ 3-2 triumph over future Big South rival Longwood (Sep. 23)…Contributed an assist which produced only CSU goal in 3-1 loss to Liberty (Oct. 1)…Scored a goal and put two shots on the net in CSU’s 3-1 win over VMI (Oct. 6)…Chipped in with an assist in

High School: A four year midfield starter for Clearview Regional High…Received All-Conference Honorable Mention…Thomas also served as team captain.

Club: Cherry Hill FC…Team captain.

Personal: Daughter of William and Helen Thomas…Chose CSU for the smallness of the school, great area and soccer team…Enjoys history and hotdogs…Favorite Athlete: Heather O’Reily.

Gina Thomas Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 5 3 2 8 11 .273 6 .545 1 0-0 2011 18 18 5 3 2 8 11 .273 6 .545 1 0-0 Career

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Faucette

6-0 • Sophomore • Defender Charlotte, N.C. (Hopewell HS)

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2011: Appeared in 13 games and started six at defender…Had a pair of goals on three shots and totaled four points for the year…Scored first goal of year in CSU’s 2-0 blanking of Presbyterian (Oct. 13)…Found the net with another goal to allow CSU to tie Coastal Carolina, 1-1 (Oct. 18)…Put one shot on goal in CSU’s Big South Tournament loss to Winthrop (Nov. 3).

High School: A dual threat for Hopewell High school as a midfielder and defender….As a sophomore Faucette recorded 32 goals and 10 assists….After a strong sophomore campaign Faucette turned into a three year starter….In 2009, received Hopewell’s “Offensive Player of the Year,” along with this Faucette in her three years earned All-Conference, All-Lake Norman Offensive team and All-Region accolades.

Club: Charlotte United Personal: Daughter of Larry and Laurie Faucette….Chose CSU for the small school and soccer team…

Enjoys chicken alfredo and Harry Potter books….Loves shoes…Favorite athlete: Abby Wambach.

Kate lyn Faucette Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 6 2 0 4 3 .667 2 .667 0 0-0 2011 13 13 6 2 0 4 3 .667 2 .667 0 0-0 Career

Emma

Faube rt

5-7 • Sophomore • Forward Aiken, S.C. (Aiken HS)

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2011: Appeared in 17 matches and started five at forward…Put 16 shots on goal over the course of the season…Put a season-high three shots on goal in CSU’s 3-0 win over Gardner-Webb (Oct. 27), and then matched that output in the Bucs’ Big South Tournament loss to Winthrop (Nov. 3).

High School: As a forward for Aiken High, Faubert was a four year starter….In 2010 and 2011, she was selected to the “Best Offensive Team,” and earned All-Region honors in both seasons….Faubert also doubled as a volleyball player at Aiken High.

Club: South Carolina United FC. Personal: Daughter of David Faubert and Steffhanie Laurel…Chose CSU for the great environment…

Enjoys homemade spaghetti and the movie Hot Rod.

Emma Faube rt Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 5 0 0 0 16 .000 8 .500 0 0-0 2011 17 17 5 0 0 0 16 .000 8 .500 0 0-0 Career

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De Saussure 5-5 • Sophomore • Forward/Defender Charleston, S.C. (West Ashley HS)

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2011: Appeared in 13 games at defender/forward…Scored a goal and had two points while putting four total shots on goal…Netted lone goal of season in CSU’s 3-1 win over VMI (Oct. 6).

High School: A four year starter for West Ashley High School as a forward/defender…As a defender DeSaussure was a two time All-Conference selection…West Ashley’s “Best Defensive” player ’09 and ’10 seasons….Helped lead team to Regional Title.

Club: South Carolina United FC. Personal: Daughter of Christopher and Angelica Cooper…Enjoys Italian food and her phone….Loves History and the movie Finding Nemo.

Ke nandra De Saussure Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 2011 13 13 0 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-0 Career

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Singleton

5-6 • Sophomore • Defender Fort Mill, S.C. (Fort Mill HS)

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2011: Appeared in 17 matches and started 12 as a defender…Put five shots on goal throughout the year, and was a solid presence on defense…Made first start of year versus College of Charleston (Aug. 19), while final start came against Presbyterian in a 2-0 win (Oct. 13).

High School: Served as a four year starter at defender for Fort Mill….As team captain, Singleton led Fort Mill to three consecutive Regional titles….In her career Singleton also received All-Region accolades.

Club: Charlotte United Personal: Daughter of Terry Singleton and Candice Vonada..Chose CSU for the great academics and soccer team…Loves pizza…Favorite Athlete: Mia Hamm.

H ali Singleton Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 12 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 2011 17 17 12 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 Career

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Phillips

5-2 • R.-Freshman • Forward Lindenwold, N.J. (Paul VI HS)

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2011: Appeared in four matches and started two at forward…Scored a goal on only shot she put on net, and finished with two total points…Goal came in collegiate debut, a 3-1 loss to College of Charleston, on Aug. 19.

High School: A four year starter at forward for Paul IV High School…amassed 36 goals and 12 assists…received All Conference honors, while also being selected to the All-State team and a position in the Senior Showcase Game.

Club: Cherry Hill FC Personal: Daughter of Derrick and Tracey Phillips…Chose to CSU for the soccer team’s atmosphere and the campus…Loves Chic-Fil-A and her cell phone..Enjoys the movie Forrest Gump…Favorite Athlete: Mia Hamm.

Che lse a Phillips Care e r Stats

Year GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 4 2 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 2011 4 2 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 Career

Ashley

Lowde rmilk 5-6 • Freshman • Midfielder Bradenton, Fla. (Edison Academics HS)

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High School: Ashley Lowdermilk comes to Charleston Southern by way of Bradenton, Fla., and Edison Academics, where she played at the IMG Soccer academy under Coach Marcelo Carrera…While at IMG, she played on the U19 team for three years, earning MVP honors twice…Started every game during her time at the academy, serving as Captain in her senior season…Was also selected to attend the US Club id2 National tryout, and she started on the US Club South Charlotte Soccer Association team that finished third in the national finals in the 2007 season…Played for three Super Y Clubs including the Charlotte Soccer Club, the Triangle Futbol Club and the Carolina Dynamo…Qualified for the North Carolina State team in 2006-2007 and the Florida State ODP pool in 2010-2011…In the classroom, was ranked #1 in senior class at Edison Academics…Member of the Beta Club and National Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Jeff and Susan Lowdermilk.

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5-7 • Freshman • Forward Wilmington, N.C. (John T. Hoggard HS)

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High School: Chelsea Frankeny comes to Charleston Southern by way of Wilmington, N.C., and Hoggard High School, where she lined up at forward under Coach Justin Shots…Scored 90 career goals in high school and added 60 career assists…Was a four-time All-Conference and All-Area selection and a two-time All-Region selection…Earned Regional Player of the Year honors in her senior season after a 26 goal, 15 assist campaign…Received All-State honors in senior season.

Personal: Daughter of Lori and Al Frankeny.

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Cox

5-7 • R.-Senior • Goalkeeper 5-8 • Freshman • Midfielder Greer, Irmo,S.C. S.C.(Eastside (Irmo HS) HS)

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High School: Gina Cox comes to Charleston Southern by way of Irmo, S.C., and Irmo High School where she lined up at left midfielder and forward under Coach Josh Puryear…She also played with the South Carolina United Mount Pleasant Club team under Coach Jason Birchwood…On the pitch, she earned All-Area recognition…Was the recipient of several academic awards.

Personal: Daughter of Kirk and Juanita Cox.

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Lowde rmilk Wingre en 5-6 • Freshman • Midfielder 5-5 • Freshman • Defender Bradenton, Yorktown, Va. Fla. (Edison (Tabb Academics HS) HS)

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Coach Terrill on Chandler Wingreen: “Again, Chandler is a later recruit. I had an opportunity to see her play in Raleigh.

She’s just a really good, strong athlete. We have a lot of size in this year’s class. I think Chandler’s probably about 5-8 and she’s a good ball-winner. I saw her play center back and outside back. It’s a position that we’re in a little bit of flux with right now and I think that Chandler’s going to be able to step in, hopefully, give us more depth, and make us more solid in the back for the 2012 year.”

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5-1 • Freshman • Midfielder 5-7 • Freshman • Forward Wilmington, Mt. Pleasant, N.C. (John S.C. (Wando T. Hoggard HS) HS)

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High School: Starred at Wando High School under head coach Shannon Champ...Was named Varsity High School Player of the Year for play in 8th, 9th, 10th, and 12th grade seasons....Led Bishop England to a pair of state championships before transferring to Wando...Played for two separate club teams in CESA 94 Premier and SC United Mt. Pleasant...

Named Elite Clubs National League Player, as well as Region III Premier League Player, in 2009, 2010, and 2011...Part of team that won Las Vegas International Tournament in 2009...Helped team to Region III Quarterfinals in Baton Rouge in 2010, as well as the Region III Regionals in Tennessee in 2011...Was part of an ODP Regional Championship winner...Played two years of varsity basketball as a 10th and 12th grade student...Placed 3rd overall in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

Personal: Born on Aug. 12, 1994 to mother, Suzanne, and father, Jerry.

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Thomas

5-10 • Freshman • Midfielder 5-7 • R.-Senior • Goalkeeper Springfield, Va. Greer, S.C. (Bishop (EastsideIreton HS) HS)

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High School: Hannah Thomas comes to Charleston Southern by way of Springfield, Va., and Bishop Ireton High School where she played under Coach Gino Leon…Was also a member of the Vista Omni…Was a four year starter and letter winner at Bishop Ireton…Also played on the basketball and track & field teams…Was a member of the 4x400 Relay State Championship team at the VA State Catholic meet in 2009…Was the 400M Dash and High Jump State Champion at the same meet…Was a member of the Vista Omni team that on the WAGS High School Division Championship…Was a member of the 2010 National Indoor Champions – High School Division…In the classroom, was a member of the Beta Club and the president of Cardinals for the Cure.

Personal: Daughter of Christine McCabe Thomas.

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Lowde He nryrmilk 5-11 • Freshman • Midfielder 5-6 • Freshman • Midfielder Bradenton, Vienna, Va. Fla.(James (EdisonMadison Academics HS)HS)

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High School: Henry comes to Charleston Southern by way of Vienna, Va., and James Madison High School where she lined up in the midfield under Coach Grant Massey…Also played on the Lee Mount Vernon Patriots club team under Coach Lula Bauer…Was a member of the Patriots State Cup Championship team in 2012…In addition to soccer, Henry participated in Cross Country and Indoor Track and Field…Ran in the 4x200 relay at the Virginia State meet…Other events included the 4x400 relay, 500 meter, 300 meter, 4x800 relay, 1000 meter, long jump and triple jump…In the classroom, was a member of the National Honor Society and the Math Honor Society.

Personal: Daughter of Frances and Douglas Henry.

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2012 CSU Wome ns Socce r Se ason Preview Youth will reign supreme when the Charleston Southern University women’s soccer team takes the field for the start of the 2012 regular season. With a roster featuring just six upperclassmen and seven incoming freshmen, the Buccaneers will be counting on the senior leadership of captains Rebecca Hollstegge and Morgann Wood, as well as the play of preseason College Sports Madness Big South All-Conference players Stephanie Hand and Toni Lashley as CSU opens the 2012 regular season on Friday against The Citadel.

Charleston Southern was picked sixth in the 2012 Preseason Big South Coaches Poll after last season’s 9-8-2 record in which the Buccaneers went 4-5-1 in conference play, earning the seventh-seed to the 2011 Big South Tournament. CSU took second-seed Winthrop to the wire in the quarterfinal round of the tournament, before falling in penalty kicks. The tournament berth was the Buccaneers 18th consecutive trip to the postseason, dating back to when the CSU women’s soccer program began in 1993.

Goalkeepers Charleston Southern welcomes back redshirt sophomore Caitlin Cody to the goal this year as she returns boasting the lowest goals allowed average in the Big South Conference last season, allowing only five goals in 874 minutes of play, while making 54 saves. After splitting time with Amy Arroyo last season, Cody is ready to put her stamp on the squad between the posts and help CSU to clean sheets this season.

Helping Cody and spelling her in goal this season will be fifth-year senior Melissa Adams who joins the soccer team in her final year of eligibility after a standout career on the CSU softball team where she starred in centerfield. Possessing good athleticism and great technical skills having a soccer background in high school, Adams will see action in the goal and is ready to step in when called upon.

Defenders The youth movement begins on the backline for CSU as the five players listed on the roster as defenders have accumulated a total of six years’ experience at the collegiate level, led by returning 2011 Big South All-Freshman and All-Tournament team selection Stephanie Hand.

One of the more aggressive and consistent players on the roster, Hand was a solid presence on defense and was one of just six players on the roster to start all 19 games last season. She also returns after earning CSU women’s soccer Defensive MVP honors at the 2011 annual banquet and was a 2012 College Sports Madness Preseason All-Big South Second Team selection.

She will be joined on the backline this season by junior Chloe Urig, redshirt sophomore Tori Wright, sophomores Katelyn Faucette and Hali Singleton, as well as freshman Chandler Wingreen, while sophomore Kenandra DeSaussure is expected to split time at both forward and defender during the season.

Urig, a 2010 First Team All-Conference defender as a freshman, struggled on the field as a sophomore, but has returned in great

shape and is poised for a breakout campaign this season

along the backline. Wright continues to make strides with

the team in her third season with the squad after

redshirting this past year, while Faucette and Singleton

combined for 30 games and 18 starts on the pitch earning

valuable experience in their freshman seasons.

Wingreen is also expected to battle for playing time early in the season, coming to the program from Tabb High School where she lined up at both center and outside back. She’s a good ball-winner in the air and will provide solid depth in the backline in the upcoming season.

Midfielders The middle of the field provides a blend of senior experience as well as freshman youth for the Buccaneers in the 2012 season as Hollstegge and junior captain Allison Lewis will be joined by sophomore Gina Thomas and a quintet of freshmen all vying to get on the field and see playing time in the season.

Hollstegge and Lewis return to captain the midfield and look to guide the freshmen along in the early season.

Hollstegge returns after starting all 19 matches last season at the midfield and is known for her relentless

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attitude and play on the field, serving as the engine that makes the team go on the pitch with her constant effort all over the field. Lewis, a 2011 Big South All-Academic Team selection, was another player who started all 19 matches last season for the Buccaneers and led the team in both shots and shots on goal, as the Greenville, S.C., peppered the net and challenged goalkeepers from the Big South, recording at least four shots on seven different occasions during the 2011 season.

Thomas is a crafty player whose skills translate more toward offense, where she scored three goals and contributed two assists last season, appearing in 18 matches on the pitch for the Buccaneers.

Joining them in battling for playing time in Charleston

Southern’s rotation are freshmen Ashley Lowdermilk,

Gina Cox, Jane Vardzel, Hannah Thomas and Rebecca Henry.

Lowdermilk joins the team from Bradenton, Fla., where

she played for the IMG Academy. Known for her

versatility, she will see time all over the field and has the

ability to contribute right away at the collegiate level.

Cox adds the dimension of speed, as well as a powerful

left foot to the program on the outside and will provide the CSU coaching staff with a variety of options of implementing her into the game plan this season.

Vardzel is another talented player in the class, possessing great endurance and a lot of heart on the pitch and has a proven track of winning, having won several state championships at both the high school and club level. Thomas and Henry will provide size and defensive presence on the field as both stand between 5-10 and 6-0 and combine their height with speed and power as the duo both excelled in various track and field events at their respective high schools.

Forwards Morgann Wood and 2011 leading goal scorer Toni Lashley headline the front-line for CSU this season, and returners Chelsea Phillips, Emma Faubert and DeSaussure and freshman Chelsea Frankeny look forward to finding the back of the net multiple times in the upcoming season for the Buccaneers.

Wood’s clutch play and scoring ability helped the team in several tough contests last season as the senior scored the game-winning goal against Longwood, as well as assisted or scored in the Buccaneers’ victories over The Citadel, VMI and Gardner-Webb. Lashley, the leading goal scorer for CSU in 2011 with eight scores, returns earning 2012 College Sports Madness Preseason All-Big South Second Team honors and is expected to be marked everywhere she is on the field.

Phillips returns after seeing action in four matches last year before redshirting, but scored her first collegiate goal on the only shot she placed on net last year against the College of Charleston. DeSaussure possesses great closing speed and the ability to create opportunities around the net for both herself and her teammates and will again provide offensive spark in her sophomore campaign.

Faubert saw action in 17 matches last season as a freshman, recording five starts at forward and provides great athleticism and versatility along the front line and a good finishing touch around the net, placing 16 shots on goal in her first collegiate season.

Joining them on the front line is newcomer Frankeny who comes to the program from Wilmington, N.C., and has a sparkling resume after scoring 90 career goals in high school, as well as 60 career assists, earning Regional Player of the Year honors in her senior season after a 26 goal, 15 assist campaign in 2011.

The Schedule Charleston Southern’s schedule features contests against local rivals The Citadel and College of Charleston, as well as nonconference matches against USC Upstate, Mercer, Northern Iowa, Francis Marion and Georgia Southern, before the Buccaneers take on their annual Big South slate.

Overall, the schedule features 12 home contests in the friendly confines of the CSU Soccer Field, including a pair of three game home stands and a stretch of four consecutive home contests to close out the season.

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The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Charleston Southern Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 26, 2012) All games

2011 CSU Wome ns Socce r Statistics

RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date

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Aug 19 Aug 26 Sep 02 Sep 04 Sep 11 Sep 14 Sep 17 Sep 23 Sep 29 Oct 01 Oct 06 Oct 08 Oct 13 Oct 15 Oct 18 Oct 22 Oct 27 Oct 29 Nov 03

Opponent at Coll. of Charleston at University of Maine NAVY UPST GSU FMU at Citadel at Longwood at High Point at Liberty VMI RAD at Presbyterian College at UNC Asheville at Coastal Carolina CAM GWU WU vs WU

TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct.

Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct.

Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg

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OVERALL 9-8-2 4-4-1 5-4-1

L L L W Wot W W W L L W L W L To2 W W L To2

Score 1-3 0-1 0-1 4-0 2-1 1-0 2-1 3-2 0-1 1-3 3-1 0-1 2-0 0-5 1-1 1-0 3-0 0-3 0-0

Att. 362 152 125 200 210 175 212 133 520 454 230 207 107 137 371 215 215 300 350

CSU

OPP

24-259 1.26 .093 128-259 .494 13.6 76 0-0

24-253 1.26 .095 117-253 .462 13.3 83 0-0

5 0

3 0

1877 9/209 1/350

2448 9/272

HOME 6-3 3-2 3-1 ##

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7 3 9 18 2 17 8 22 13 6 24 21 20 15 11 5 12 16 0 4 14 10 1

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LEWIS,Allison LASHLEY,Toni MCILVENNY,Aislinn WOOD,Morgann HOLLSTEGGE,Rebecca FAUBERT,Emilia URIG,Olivia DJUMISIC,Anja THOMAS,Gina ERIKSSON,Caroline BOLDUC,Casey SINGLETON,Hali DESAUSSURE,Kenandr FAUCETTE,KATELYN TATOM,Misty PHILLIPS,Chelsea WILLIAMS,ANDREA URIG,Chloe CODY,Caitlin LEO,JACQUELYN PROPST,Kinsey HAND,Stephanie ARROYO,Amy Total Opponents CODY,Caitlin ARROYO,Amy Total Opponents

NEUTRAL 0-0-1 0-0 0-0-1

gp g a 19 2 2 17 8 0 17 1 2 15 3 3 19 1 1 17 0 0 19 1 2 19 0 1 18 3 2 9 1 1 19 0 0 17 0 0 13 1 0 13 2 0 7 0 0 4 1 0 7 0 0 11 0 0 10 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 19 0 0 11 0 0 19 24 14 19 24 18

GP 10 10 19 19

pts

sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att

6 55 .036 30 .545 16 44 .182 21 .477 4 35 .029 12 .343 9 21 .143 15 .714 3 19 .053 10 .526 0 16 .000 8 .500 4 13 .077 6 .462 1 13 .000 5 .385 8 11 .273 6 .545 3 9 .111 3 .333 0 6 .000 3 .500 0 5 .000 3 .600 2 4 .250 2 .500 4 3 .667 2 .667 0 2 .000 1 .500 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 62 259 .093 128 .494 66 253 .095 117 .462

Min. GA 874:17 5 890:42 19 1764:59 24 1764:59 24

GAAvg Saves

0.51 1.92 1.22 1.22

54 36 93 104

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

Total 24 24

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

Total 259 253

Saves by Period Charleston Southern Opponents

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

Total 93 104

Corners by Period Charleston Southern Opponents

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

Total 76 83

Fouls by Period Charleston Southern Opponents

1st

2nd

OT

OT2

Total 182 155

Goals by Period Charleston Southern Opponents Shots by Period Charleston Southern Opponents

9 11

14 13

128 124 107 141 42 53 34 40

49 50 41 41

75 102 67 84

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Pct

.915 .655 .795 .812

1 4 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 8

W-L-T

3-2-1 2-5-0 5-7-1 7-5-1

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Sho

4/0 1/0 6 7

CSU Wome n’s Socce r Re cords Individual Records

SCORING RECORDS MOST GAMES PLAYED Season: 21 by eight players (2004) Career: 78 by Marky Boyce (2007-10) MOST GAMES STARTED Season: 21 by Ann Basom and Katie Crona (2004) 76 by Wendy Ennis, Laurie Smith (1993-96), Brittany Bolick (2005-08) Career: MOST SHOTS Game: 12 by Wendy Ennis vs. App. State (9/9/95);

12 by Katie Crona vs. S.C. State (9/21/04) Season: 89 by Wendy Ennis (1993) Career: 279 by Wendy Ennis (1993-96) MOST GOALS Game: 4 by Lauren Jones vs. Liberty (10/23/96) Season: 21 by Wendy Ennis (1993) Career: 49 by Wendy Ennis (1993-96) MOST ASSISTS Game: 3 by Robyn Eads (9/26/00) Season: 11 by Laurie Smith (1993-96) Career: 28 by Laurie Smith (1993-96) MOST POINTS Game: 8 by Lauren Jones vs. Liberty (10/23/99) Season: 52 by Wendy Ennis (1993) Career: 122 by Wendy Ennis (1993-96) MOST GAME-WINNING GOALS Season: 7 by Marky Boyce (2009, 2010) *Big South Record Career: 17 by Marky Boyce (2007-10)

GOALKEEPING RECORDS MOST GAMES PLAYED Season: 20 by Mindy Hyde (1994); Miki Wilson (2004) Career: 68 by Miki Wilson (2002-05) MOST GAMES STARTED Season: 20 by Mindy Hyde (1994) Career: 57 by Miki Wilson (2002-05) MOST MINUTES PLAYED Season: 1,870 by Miki Wilson (2004) Career: 5,982 by Miki Wilson (2002-05) MOST SAVES Game: 20 by Pam Ramler vs. UNC-Greensboro (9/4/95) Season: 140 by Miki Wilson (2004) Career: 403 by Miki Wilson (2002-05) HIGHEST SAVE PERCENTAGE Season: 91.5% by Caitlin Cody (2011) Career: 78.6% by Pam Ramler (1993-96) MOST SHUTOUTS Season: 7 by Pam Ramler (1996) Career: 11 by Pam Ramler (1993-96) BEST GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Season: 0.51 by Caitlin Cody (2011) Career: 1.60 by Susan Anderson (1998-01)

1.60 by Mindy Hyde (1993-94)

Career Leaderboard

GAMES PLAYED Player Years Games 1. Marky Boyce 2007-10 78 2. Lindsay Trexler 2005-09 77

Michelle Dennis 2007-10 77 4. Wendy Ennis 1993-96 76

Laurie Smith 1993-96 76

Brittany Bolick 2005-08 76

Casey Bolduc 2008-11 76 8. Dominique D’Aoust 1996-99 74

Sarah Hook 2001-04 74

Jessica Kim 2005-08 74

Player 1. Wendy Ennis 2. Sarah Catenacci 3. Marky Boyce 4. Mary Pipilas 5. Emma Mattsson 6. Laurie Smith 7. Caitlin Wesnesky 8. Michelle Dennis 9. Lindsay Trexler 10. Betsy Lapp

GAMES STARTED Player Years Starts 1. Wendy Ennis 1993-96 76

Laurie Smith 1993-96 76

Brittany Bolick 2005-08 76 4. Lindsay Trexler 2005-09 73 5. Mary Pipilas 1993-96 72

Casey Bolduc 2008-11 72

Emily Danchak 2007-10 72 8. Michelle Roy 1997-00 70

Jessica Kim 2005-08 70 10. Robyn Eads 1998-01 68

Player 1 Wendy Ennis 2 Marky Boyce 3 Mary Pipilas

Betsy Lapp

Michelle Dennis 6 Emma Mattsson 7 Jennifer Strukel

Alisha Rogers

Sarah Catenacci 10 Katie Crona

SHOTS

GOALS

Years Shots 1993-96 279 2006-09 246 2007-10 214 1993-96 206 2005-08 196 1993-96 174 206-10 168 2007-10 151 2005-09 142 1998-02 131

ASSISTS Player Years Assists 1 Laurie Smith 1993-96 28 2 Wendy Ennis 1993-96 24 3 Mary Pipilas 1993-96 21

Jen Vroman 2007-09 21 5 Marky Boyce 2007-10 18 6 Lindsey Trexler 2005-09 17 7 Emma Mattsson 2005-08 15 8 Sarah Catenacci 2006-09 14 9 Michelle Dennis 2007-10 12 10 Caitlin Wesnesky 2006-10 10

Years Goals 1993-96 49 2007-10 44 1993-96 31 1998-02 31 2007-10 31 2005-08 29 1998-01 25 1996-00 25 2006-09 25 2003-05 22

Player 1 Wendy Ennis 2 Marky Boyce 3 Mary Pipilas 4 Michelle Dennis 5 Emma Mattsson 6 Betsy Lapp 7 Sarah Catenacci 8 Jennifer Strukel

Alisha Rogers 10 Katie Crona

POINTS

Years Points 1993-96 122 2007-10 106 1993-96 83 2007-10 74 2005-08 73 1998-02 67 2006-09 64 1998-01 57 1996-00 57 2003-05 52

Most Wins:................................................12 in 1993, ‘94, ‘09 and ‘07 Most Losses:...................................................................... 14 in 2002 Most Ties:................................................................. 4 in 2000 and ‘08 Most Consecutive Wins:......................................... 6 in 1993 and ‘96 Most Consecutive Losses:.................................................. 8 in 2003 Most Consecutive Ties:.......................................... 2 in 2004 and ‘08 Best Win Percentage:..................................... 66.7% (12-5-1) in 1993 Worst Won-Lost Percentage: ....................... 11.1% (2-14-2) in 2002 MOST SHOTS Game: 71 vs. Alabama State (8/29/09) Season: 472 in 2009 FEWEST SHOTS Game: 1 vs. UNC-Greensboro (9/4/95) Season: 147 in 2002 MOST GOALS Game: 14 vs. Alabama State (8/29/09) Season: 57 in 1993 FEWEST GOALS Season: 19 in 2002 MOST ASSISTS Game: 11 vs. Alabama State (8/29/09) Season: 50 in 2009 FEWEST ASSISTS Season: 10 in 2002 MOST POINTS Game: 39 vs. Alabama State (8/29/09) Season: 161 in 1993

Team Records

FEWEST POINTS Season: 48 in 2002 MOST TIMES SHUT OUT Season: 9 in 2003 MOST CORNER KICKS Game: 14 vs. Liberty (10/1/2005) FEWEST CORNER KICKS Season: 35 in 2003 MOST FOULS Game: 28 vs. College of Charleston (10/18/00) Season: 274 in 1994 FEWEST FOULS Game: 2 vs. College of Charleston (9/13/95) Season: 139 in 2003 MOST SHOTS FACED Game: 40 vs. UNC-Greensboro (9/4/95) Season: 328 in 2005

FEWEST SHOTS FACED Game: 2 vs. S.C. State (9/26/00);

vs. UNC Asheville (10/21/00);

vs. S.C. State (9/30/08) Season: 205 in 2008 MOST GOALS ALLOWED Game: 9 vs. Clemson (9/23/98) Season: 49 in 1997 FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED Season: 24 in 2001 MOST SAVES Game: 20 vs. UNC-Greensboro (9/4/95) Season: 152 in 2004 FEWEST SAVES Season: 70 in 2008 MOST SHUTOUTS Season: 8 in 1996

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The Big South Confe re nce BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE QUICK FACTS Address: 7233 Pineville-Matthews Road, Suite 100 Charlotte, NC 28226 Phone: (704) 341-7990 Fax: (704) 341-7991 www.BigSouthSports.com Founded 1983 President Penelope W. Kyle, Radford University Vice President Dr. Frank Bonner, Gardner-Webb University Secretary Dr. Anne Ponder, UNC Asheville Coordinator of Football Officials Doug Rhoads Full-Time Member Institutions (11): Campbell University, Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, Gardner-Webb University, High Point University, Liberty University, Presbyterian College, Radford University, UNC Asheville, Virginia Military Institute, Winthrop University.

The Big South Conference took a big step in its young history in the Fall of 2002 when, for the first time in its 19-year history, the League crowned a football champion.

Football had always been a long range goal of the Conference. In the early 1990s, football seemed on the horizon in the Big South, as Charleston Southern fielded its first team in 1991 and the Conference added Liberty as a new member, which was already playing on the gridiron.

However, football never got off the ground in the early part of the decade as other issues came to the forefront, including the Big South’s emergence as a basketball conference. The League was awarded its first automatic bid to the NCAA men’s basketball championship in 1992 and football was put on the back burner while basketball began to flourish.

The idea was revived in 1997 when Elon joined the Big South. That gave the Conference three full-time members with football programs -- half the number needed to be recognized as a Conference by the NCAA. Two years later on Nov. 10, 1999, Coastal Carolina University announced it would add football by the Fall of 2003. The wheels were set in motion to establish a Conference home for the League’s football-playing members.

After attempts to form a joint football conference with the Atlantic Sun Conference failed, the Big South began Associate Members: Stony Brook Universi- recruiting more members to join its ty (football), Bucknell University (women’s fledgling football league. On May 23, golf), College of the Holy Cross (women’s 2001, the dream became a reality when the Big South’s Council of Chief Executive golf).

Officers voted unanimously to add football Championship Sports (19): Baseball, Men’s as the Conference’s 18th championship sport. It became the first sport added since Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Men’s 1997 when men’s and women’s indoor Cross Country, Women’s Cross Country, track were incorporated as championship Football, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Men’s sports.

Soccer, Women’s Soccer, Softball, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Men’s Indoor and Shortly after the approval of football, the Outdoor Track & Field, Women’s Indoor Big South’s recruiting efforts paid off, as the and Outdoor Track & Field, Volleyball, addition of Gardner-Webb University as an Women’s Lacrosse (2012-13) associate football member was announced on June 20, 2001. There were hopes that with the addition of the Runnin’ Bulldogs, a four-team League could begin play later

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that Fall, with Coastal Carolina coming into the fold in the 2003 season. However, scheduling conflicts could not be worked out, so the Fall of 2002 was designated as the kick-off to Big South Football. The Big South continued to look for additional members, with a goal of eventually having seven or eight playing members. On Dec. 10, 2001, one of the oldest programs in the state of Virginia -- Virginia Military Institute, announced it would join the Big South in all sports in 2003 and maintain the Conference’s football membership at five following Elon’s departure.

In 2006, the League moved one step closer to etching its status as a viable football Conference. First, Coastal Carolina Athletic Director Warren Koegel was appointed to the FCS Football Selection Committee, the Big South’s first-ever representative on a national football committee. On April 6, the Big South added Presbyterian College as its sixth football member. Presbyterian, now in the final year of its transition to Division I, officially joined the Big South in all sports in 2008. On May 26, 2006, the Big South announced that associate football member Gardner-Webb would join the Conference as full members on July 1, 2008, solidifying the Big South’s football make-up for years to come.

With membership coming together, the Big South received a huge boost at the conclusion of the 2006 campaign. League champion Coastal Carolina became the first football member to advance to the postseason when the Chanticleers received an at-large berth in the NCAA Division I Football Championship. The Big South took another step closer to becoming eligible for an automatic berth when on March 20, 2007, the Conference announced the addition of Stony Brook University as an associate football member beginning in 2008. All the efforts came to fruition in the spring of 2008 when the NCAA announced the expansion of the FCS Playoffs from 16 to 20 teams beginning in

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The Big South Confe re nce 2010 and granting the Big South an automatic bid starting that year.

The growth of Big South football has been exceptional since its inception just nine years ago. The Big South experienced its most successful campaign in 2006 with Coastal Carolina’s FCS playoff berth; two teams (Coastal Carolina and Charleston Southern) ranked in the national Top 25 in the same week for the first time; four appearances on the ESPN family of networks; and the first-ever NFL Draft pick and first finalist for the Walter Payton Award in Coastal Carolina’s Tyler Thigpen.

In 2007, Liberty won the first of its four consecutive Big South football championships in record-breaking fashion just two years after finishing 1-10 overall; Coastal’s Jerome Simpson (second round) and Gardner-Webb’s Brian Johnston (seventh round) were selected in the NFL Draft, and the League’s five football members combined to average a Big South-record 7,488 fans per game. The Big South produced another nationally-ranked program in 2008 in Liberty, as well as its fourth NFL draft pick in three years – Liberty’s Rashad Jennings (seventh round).

on the same day, when Gardner-Webb won in overtime at Akron and Liberty defeated Ball State on the road on Sept.

11. Prior to the start of the season, Stony Brook extended its football membership through the 2015 campaign. Individually, Liberty’s Mike Brown led the nation in total offense while Stony Brook was the only FCS team to have two 1,000-yard rushers in Miguel Maysonet and Brock Jackolski. Coastal Carolina emerged from a three-way tie for first-place with the Big South’s first-ever automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs. The Chanticleers also became the first Conference member to host a football playoff game as Coastal faced Western Illinois in the first round at Brooks Stadium. The Conference also had its largest television package to date, as a record eight League games were broadcast while Big South football members appeared on TV 12 of the 13 weeks of the season.

With an automatic playoff berth officially awarded to its annual champion, the Big South is poised to continue its ascension as a national competitor in FCS football with an eye on advancing in the postseason and capturing the ultimate goal – a national championship.

The 2010 season saw the Big South make noise around the country early in the season with two wins over FBS opponents

Kyle B. Kallander Commisioner

James F. Companion, Jr. Associate Commissioner

Mark Simpson Asst. Commisioner Public Relations

Dawn Turner Chad Cook Associate Commissioner/ Assistant Commissioner Senior Women’s Administrator Marketing

Nic Bowman Assistant Director of Public Relations

Mark Bryant Director of New Media

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2012 Big South Pre se ason Information

Big South Announce s Pre se ason Wome n’s Socce r Awards CHARLOTTE, N.C. - For the first time as a Big South member, Campbell’s women’s soccer team has been chosen first in the Big South Conference’s annual preseason poll, as voted by the League’s head women’s soccer coaches, it was announced in August by the League office. In addition, the coaches voted Winthrop forward Krystyna Freda the League’s Preseason Attacking Player of the Year and Radford defender Tyler Drake the Preseason Defensive Player of the Year.

Freda, a sophomore from Somerset, N.J., was tabbed the 2011 Big South Freshman of the Year after setting school-records with 16 goals, including seven game-winning scores which tied the Big South single-season record. She was named to the NSCAA All-Southeast Region Third-Team and earned National Team of the Week honors on Nov. 2. She finished 2011 ranked 22nd in the country and first in the Big South with 1.75 points per game and was No. 10 in the nation with 0.80 goals per game. A First-Team All-Big South honoree last season, Freda notched five multigoal games, two hat tricks and was named to the CS360 Primetime Performers Honor Roll on Oct. 14. She collected nine first-places and 19 points from the panel. High Point’s Kelli Joline (two top votes) and Ashley Clark (one first-place vote) of Campbell finished second in the voting with seven points each.

Drake, a junior from Palmyra, Va., was voted the 2011 Big South Defensive Player of the Year and earned a slot on the NSCAA All-Southeast Region Second Team. A unanimous First-Team All-Big South selection last season, Drake anchored a Highlander defense that tied a school record with 12 shutouts on the year. Radford also set the Big South standard as it became the first team in League history to open its Big South schedule with sixstraight shutouts. She picked up five first-place votes to finish with 12 points, followed by Janay Whittaker of High Point, who notched four top nods and 11 points.

Campbell, which looks to win its first Big South Championship since 1993, received four first-place votes and 132 out of a possible 144 points in the voting to finish ahead of defending champion Radford, which totaled six top votes and 130 points from the panel. The Fighting Camels, led by seventh-year head coach Todd Clark, finished the 2011 season as the runner-up in the Big South Women’s Soccer Championship as a No. 3 seed.

The Fighting Camels posted a 7-1-2 Big South record and a 15-5-2 overall mark during the 2011 campaign.

High Point came in at the No. 3 position with two top bids and 122 points. In fourth was Winthrop with 101 points, followed by new Big South member Longwood at No. 5 with 90 points. Charleston Southern picked up 83 points to land at No. 6 and in seventh was Liberty with 76 points. Coastal Carolina’s 65 points was good for the No. 8 slot and at No. 9 was UNC Asheville with 50 points. At No. 10 was Gardner-Webb with 46 points, followed by Presbyterian College with 23 points. VMI closed out the list with 18 points from the panel.

The 2012 Big South women’s soccer season begins Friday, Aug. 17, with 10 teams in action. The Big South Women’s Soccer Championship will feature the top eight teams in the final standings and will begin Saturday, Oct. 27 with Quarterfinal matches at campus sites. The semifinals and finals will be held at Winthrop University the weekend of Nov. 2-4.

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Charle ston Southe rn Athletic Administration

Dr . Jairy C. Hunte r , Jr ., Pre side nt Named president of Charleston Southern University in 1984, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. is also a professor of management and education.

His teaching and professional interests include educational leadership, institutional assessment, higher education finance, organizational change and student personnel services.r. Hunter is a frequent keynote speaker and seminar leader on topics related to higher education, and he continues to teach in the MBA program in CSU’s School of Business.

During his tenure at CSU, enrollment has increased from 1,600 students to more than 3,200. Academic programs have expanded to include graduate degrees in education, business administration, criminal justice and nursing. Church ministry-related degrees have also grown to include youth ministry and church music.

A sports medicine/athletic training program has also been added under Hunter’s administration, providing students with academic and clinical preparation for certification by the National Athletic Trainers Association. Beginning in 2007-08, the annual Hunter Cup is given to the top athlete who also stands out academically and spiritually.

Dr . Rick Brewe r , V.P. Stude nt Affairs & Athletics

Dr. Rick Brewer is a seasoned Christian leader with the vision and leadership skills essential for serving effectively in the 21st century Christian Higher Education community. Throughout Dr. Brewer’s 24-year tenure at CSU, he has played a vital role in shaping the University’s vision for a Christian campus environment and spearheading and executing countless initiatives that underscore what Christian universities are about.

He has consistently and enthusiastically taken on positions of increasing responsibility, and has brought to each his unique blend of commitment, administrative skills and Christ-centered focus. Brewer is highly respected as an effective higher education administrator who has the ability to effect change while maintaining support and trust. Indeed, Dr. Brewer is a student-centered strategic thinker and transformational change-agent.

Dr. Brewer holds BS and MBA degrees from CSU and a PhD in Higher Educational Leadership from the University of South Carolina.

In his role as Vice President for Student Affairs and Athletics, Dr. Brewer provides leadership for CSU’s student life, Christian ministries, denominational relations and athletics.

His family has a solid commitment to Christian higher education - Dr. Brewer’s wife, Cathy, and two sons, Jason and Jonathan, are also alums of CSU. The Brewers are members of Summerville Baptist Church in Summerville, S.C., where he serves as a deacon.

H ank Small, Dire ctor of Athletics Henry “Hank” Small is in his 11th full year as CSU’s director of athletics and has helped lead CSU to 13 Big South Conference championships during his time, including the school’s first-ever League title in football.

Small came to CSU in the summer of 2001 following a four-year stint as assistant football coach at Wake Forest University. Small has more than 30 years of experience in NCAA Division I athletics, including stints at Rutgers, Florida State, Lehigh, Princeton and Brown.

Small also spent one year in the personnel office of the New England Patriots.

As the offensive coordinator at Wake Forest, Small guided the Demon Deacons offense to record-setting heights as a number of school records fell during his tenure.

In his most recent head coaching experience, Small was able to guide Lehigh to a 47-40-1 record and led them to become one of the most productive offenses in the nation.

Small is a 1969 graduate of Gettysburg College and has a master of science degree from Rutgers University. Small and his wife, Pamela, currently reside in Goose Creek. Daughter Lacy and middle son Jonathan both graduated from CSU.

Athletic De partme nt Dire ctory (All numbers are 843-863-XXXX)

Dr. Rick Brewer Vice President for Student Affairs/Athletics..........7503 .................................................................................................................... Stuart Lake Baseball Head Coach.....................................................7591 Hank Small Athletics Director..........................................................7080 .................................................................................................................... Barclay Radebaugh Men’s Basketball Head Coach........................ 7690 Cathryn Broderhausen Associate A.D. - External Affairs...............7523 .................................................................................................................... Fred Applin Women’s Basketball Head Coach.................................7684 James Bradley Assistant A.D. - Operations......................................7677 .................................................................................................................... Tim Langford Men’s Track & Field Head Coach.............................7174 Mike Hammond Assistant A.D. - Compliance..................................7078 .................................................................................................................... Tosha Ansley Women’s Track & Field Head Coach..........................7111 Zeke Beam Assistant A.D. - Media....................................................7687 .................................................................................................................... Jay Mills Football Head Coach..........................................................7119 Brad Drake Assistant A.D. - Athletic Training.................................7681 .................................................................................................................... Shawn Quinn Football Asst. Coach/Def. Coord...............................7119 Rachelle Bouronich Business Manager............................................7670 .................................................................................................................... Patrick Nix Football Asst. Coach/Off. Coord./Recruiting Coord......7119 Paula Callahan Administrative Assistant......................................... 7678 .................................................................................................................... Matthew Smiley Football Asst. Coach/Special Teams......................7119 Christie Faircloth-Dixon Senior Women’s Administrator................7629 .................................................................................................................... Mike Wilson Men’s Golf Coach........................................................7556 Bryant Davis Director of Marketing and Promotions.......................7671 .................................................................................................................... Matthew Cram-Smith Women’s Golf Coach...................................7122 Chad Scott Head Strength & Conditioning Coach............................7597 .................................................................................................................... Eric Terrill Women’s Soccer Head Coach.........................................7931 Chris McCormick Assist. Strength & Conditioning Coach..............7597 .................................................................................................................... Shane Winkler Softball Head Coach.................................................7686 Seth Montgomery Assistant Director for Media...............................7853 .................................................................................................................... Mike Baker Women’s Tennis Head Coach........................................7145 Kevin O’Rourke “Voice of the Bucs”, Sports Information Asst.......7688 .................................................................................................................... Al Givens Volleyball Head Coach......................................................7680

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CHARLESTON SOUTHERN

... AND BEYOND Charleston is America’s most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, with a rich, 300-year history just waiting to be discovered. Hundreds of significant and lovingly preserved structures from the colonial and antebellum periods grace the historic district’s narrow streets. Church bells toll the hour as history unfolds around each and every corner.

In no other place are the past and present more intertwined.

The entire Charleston area is a never-ending feast for the senses, with history serving as the main course. Visit Charles Towne Landing, the site where the original settlement was established in 1670. Explore the Charleston Museum, our nation’s first museum, or Patriot’s Point, the world’s largest naval and maritime museum and home of World War II’s Fighting Lady, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown. Drive to Fort Moultrie, scene of the first decisive American victory of the American Revolution, and a mainstay of shore defense until 1947. Take a scenic boat tour to Fort Sumter, the manmade island fortress where the Civil War began.

World-famous plantations and gardens offer visitors a fascinating glimpse into life during the antebellum era. Informative tours of the Charleston area are offered daily and are a must for all who want to truly appreciate this living museum. The area’s lush sea islands and sun-drenched beaches offer as much recreation or relaxation as your heart desires. Golf is on a world-class level, with challenging courses reflecting the natural beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Charter fishing on the Gulf stream or inshore waters is readily available.

Shopping is one of our vistors’ most passionate pursuits. Marvel at native sweetgrass baskets and handmade crafts found in Charleston’s famous open-air market, or browse through inviting boutiques, art galleries and antique shops found throughout the Charleston area.

When it comes to dining, your biggest decision may be just what to try next. Every meal is a celebration of tastes, with a variety that ranges from traditional oyster roasts to fine continental dining. If festivals strike your fancy, you have come to the right place. You will be dazzled by a diverse array of special events. At any time of year, you will always find more to see, do and experience than you ever imagined ... in a place where warm welcomes have been a treasured tradition for over 300 years.

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ounded in 1964, Charleston Southern is located near historic Charleston and the beautiful beaches of the South Carolina coastline.

Charleston Southern is one of South Carolina’s largest accredited, independent universities, enrolling approximately 3,200 students.

Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University’s vision is to be a Christian university nationally recognized for integrating faith in learning, leading and serving.

CSU has been named to America’s 100 Best College Buys, Military Friendly Schools, America’s Best Christian Colleges, VA Yellow Ribbon Program and The President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.

The University awards bachelor’s and master’s degrees and is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and offers more than 61 undergraduate majors and four graduate programs in business, criminal justice, education and nursing. Each degree program is combined with a comprehensive liberal arts foundation, which is designed to develop problem-solving and communication skills.

Situated on 300 acres, formerly the site of a rice and indigo plantation, Charleston Southern University is in the center of the Charleston metropolitan area. Mild winters and long summers allow many opportunities for outdoor recreation in a city which is famous for its gardens and plantations, miles of wide sandy beaches and major fine arts events, including the Spoleto Festival USA.

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eyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of campus activities including academic clubs, service organizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. The University offers intercollegiate athletics for both men and women, competing in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Charleston Southern fields teams in basketball, baseball, softball, women’s soccer, cross country, track and field, golf, tennis and volleyball, as well as an NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision team.

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Our athletic programs have produced several nationally recognized professional sports figures, including Charlie Simpkins, 1992 Olympic silver medalist; Maurice Price and Josh Breeden, who signed as free agents in the NFL; Bryant Burch, who signed with the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders; Crystal Carpenter, who signed with the WNBA’s Utah Starzz; R.J. Swindle, who played for the Charleston Riverdogs as a member of the Yankees organization and became the first CSU player to ever pitch in a MLB game, joining the Phillies; Tyler Thornburg, who was taken by the Milwaukee Brewers in the third round of the 2010 MLB draft; and Bobby Parnell, who made it to the Majors with the N.Y. Mets. Charleston Southern University is proud to have sent 11 different teams to NCAA competition over the past nine years. The women’s golf team is the most recent to represent the University in NCAA postseason play, winning the conference championship in 2010. In it’s history, CSU has captured 28 Big South Conference championships.

CSU Fast Facts Enrollment (2011-12): Undergraduate: 2,782 Graduate: 449 Total: 3,298 Faculty (full-time):

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Academic Majors:

61 undergraduate / 4 graduate Schools/Colleges: School of Business, School of Education, Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing, College of Science and Mathematics, College of Humanities and Social Sciences and College of Adult and Professional Studies Religious Affiliation:

South Carolina Baptist Convention

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De gre e Programs

The Bachelor of Arts degree is a fouryear degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the fine arts and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

Business Administration

Communication and Theatre

English *

Graphic Design

Humanities and Fine Arts

Music (Performance or Church Music)

Music Education (Choral or Instrumental)

Music Therapy Religion

Spanish *

Youth Ministry Professional programs are offered in the following fields: Predentistry Preengineering Prelaw Premedicine Prepharmacy Preseminary The Bachelor of Technology degree provides a liberal arts education and a core of professionally related cognate courses for persons holding an Associate of Science degree in an approved technical field.

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The Bachelor of Science degree is a fouryear degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the social and natural sciences and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

Applied Mathematics

Athletic Training Biochemistry

Biology *

Business Administration

Chemistry *

Computer Science

Criminal Justice

Early Childhood Education

Economics *

Elementary Education

History *

Mathematics *

Natural Science

Physical Education *

Political Science *

Psychology *

Social Science

Sociology *

Health Promotion

The Bachelor of Management Arts degree provides a fast track and convenient degree in general business management for nontraditional students. A student transferring in previous college credit hours, accredited work training and military experience could complete the degree program in as little as 20 months.

The Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) is a 1 + 3 curriculum program and has Full Approval of the S.C. Board of Nursing. It is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.

Charleston Southern University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

Graduate degrees are offered in the following fields: Master of Business Administration

(with emphases in Accounting, Finance,

Management Information Systems and

Organizational Development)

Online courses available.

Master of Science in Criminal Justice Master of Science in Nursing Master of Education Elementary Secondary Administration

* Teacher certification programs are available for these majors

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