2009 Women's Soccer Media Guide by Chris Rash

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Quick Facts School..................................Elon University Location....................................... Elon, N.C. Enrollment............................................ 5,628 Founded................................................. 1889 Nickname........................................ Phoenix Colors................................. Maroon & Gold Conference.................................... Southern Field (Capacity).........................Rudd (750) President......................Dr. Leo M. Lambert Director of Athletics................. Dave Blank Head Coach................................ Chris Neal Alma Mater..............UNC Wilmington ‘95 Career Record (Yrs.)................... 44-30-7 (4) Elon Record (Yrs.).......................... 8-8-3 (1) Assistant Coach..................... Stuart Horne Alma Mater................ UMass-Amherst ‘97 Soccer Office Phone............... 336.278.6745 Soccer Office Fax.................... 336.278.6767 2008 Overall Record.............................8-8-3 2008 SoCon Record..............................4-6-1 Letterwinners R/L............................... 16/8 Starters R/L............................................. 7/4 Media Relations..................Erica Roberson Office Phone.............................336.278.6711 Cell Phone............................... 336.512.1614 Email.........................eroberson2@elon.edu Website............................. elonphoenix.com On the Cover

(from top left) Laura Norwind (7), Morgan Wallace (21), Molly Calpin (10), Alix Heinicke (3), Lauren Griffith (24), Sydney Little (1).

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2009 Elon Women’s Soccer Quick Facts...................................................1 Legend of the Phoenix................................1 This is Elon................................................2-3 Academic Success.......................................4 President Dr. Leo M. Lambert...................5 Dir. of Athletics Dave Blank......................5 Head Coach Chris Neal..............................6 Assistant Coach Stu Horne........................7 Support Staff................................................7 2009 Outlook................................................8 2009 Roster...................................................9 2009 Team Photo..........................................9 Meet the Team......................................10-16 2008 Review...............................................17 2008 Final Statistics...................................17 2008 Final Results......................................17 Southern Conference................................18 SoCon Champions....................................18 Year-by-Year Results............................19-20 All-Time Series History............................21 1999 NCAA Tournament Team...............21 Record Book..........................................22-23 Honors and Awards..................................24

Covering the Phoenix

Elon University welcomes the coverage of Phoenix soccer. For more information, or to schedule coach or studentathlete interviews, please contact Erica Roberson in the Elon Media Relations office at 336.278.6711 or on her mobile at 336.512.1614.

Credits

Writing & Editing: Erica Madden Roberson, Dir. of Media Relations. Design: Roberson using Adobe InDesign CS4 and Adobe Photoshop CS4. Photos: Andrew Brickey, Megan Donald, John Flowers, Bob de la Fe’, Grant Halverson, Jerome Sturm, WG Sports Photos and others. Printing: Legacy Graphics, Zebulon, N.C. Special Thanks: Chris Rash, Jen Blackwell, Leann Madtes, the soccer coaching staff and longtime Elon sports historian Rev. Jim Waggoner.

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www.elonphoenix.com Legend of the Phoenix

Throughout history there is told the legend of the rare and remarkable Phoenix, a crimson and gold bird that lived 500 years. It was sleek, swift and strong - the most marvelous bird ever created by human imagination. At the end of its life, with death approaching, it built a nest in an oak tree and was consumed in flames ignited by the sun. From the ashes emerged the next Phoenix - reborn and renewed, with strength forged in fire. Fire, too, has shaped the history of Elon University. The disastrous fire of 1923 all but destroyed Elon. Gone were Main Building, college records, classrooms, the library and the chapel. But within days of the fire, Elon trustees set in motion the plan for Elon to rise from the ashes, stronger than ever. The Phoenix is a powerful leader and an emblem of immortality. It is a perfect symbol for a school that is constantly

renewing and recreating itself. The Elon motto, Numen Lumen, embraces intellectual and spiritual light. And so too, throughout history, the Phoenix has served as a symbol of light and knowledge. The Phoenix is timeless and unique. It perfectly describes an athletics program and an institution that are rising to new levels of excellence. There is only one Phoenix. There is only one Elon. Catch the Fire!

“Elon student-athletes, through discipline and perserverance, develop skills that build a foundation and prepare us to make the best out of what this life has to offer.” Lauren Griffith, Senior Defender

Did You Know? • Elon has 4,992 undergraduates from 43 states and 51 other countries. • Elon is nationally recognized for engaged learning programs including the Elon Experiences: internships and co-ops, study abroad, undergraduate research, leadership and service learning. • Elon ranks first among U.S. master’s-level universities in the number of students studying abroad with 71% of recent graduates having spent at least one term abroad. • With the help of the Elon Career Center, 80% of Elon students participate in internships. • For three straight years, Elon was named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll by the Corporation for National and Community Services, the highest federal recognition a school can achieve for its committment to service learning and civic engagement.

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Academic Excellence • Elon University is a dynamic private comprehensive university known for excellent arts and sciences along with outstanding professional programs. The Education Trust recognizes Elon for excellence in freshman retention and outstanding graduation rates. • Elon was named the nation’s #1 “School to Watch” by U.S. News & World Report in the magazine’s 2009 “America’s Best Colleges” guide. The 70 colleges and universities on the list are noted as “schools everyone should be watching.” • U.S. News & World Report also ranks Elon #2 among 118 Southern master’s level universities and among the top universities in the nation in the following “Programs to Look For” categories: first-year experiences, study abroad, internships, undergraduate research/creative projects, learning communities, service learning and senior capstone. No other school in the nation received so many top rankings. • Elon consistently earns top ratings in the annual National Survey of Student Engagement on each of the five benchmarks of excellence: - level of academic challenge - active and collaborative learning - student-faculty interaction - enriching educational experiences - supportive campus environment • Elon offers 51 majors in four schools and has a total of 4,992 undergraduate and 636 graduate students. The average class size is 22 with an overall student to faculty ratio of 14 to 1.

Affordability • Elon offers a top-value education. In 2009, both Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine and The Princeton Review named Elon one of the nations’s top 50 “best value” private universities. The 2009 edition of Fiske Guide to Colleges named Elon a “best buy” university, based on academic quality and reasonable cost. • Elon is one of the nation’s top seven best values for students who want to attend a university with outstanding academics at an affordable cost, according to Bruce G. Hammond, former managing editor of the Fiske Guide to Colleges, in an article on Reader’s Digest.com

Academic Support • The Elon University Athletics Department is proactive in ensuring the academic success of all student-athletes from their recruiting visit through graduation. Integral components of academic support for athletics include the academic enhancement program, registration services, tutorial services, travel notices, recruiting visits, laptops and life skills. • All freshmen and select upperclassmen participate in the Academic Enhancement Program. All student-athletes in AEP meet with their assigned academic coordinator each week to discuss academic progress and concerns. In addition to weekly meetings, student-athletes in AEP are required to complete monitored study hours. To accommodate class and practice schedules, both daytime and nighttime options are available to complete monitored study hours. • In addition to the academic support provided by Elon Athletics, programs are also in place to promote and enhance the student-athlete experience. Programs and speakers address topics such as freshman transition issues, health and wellness, and career/graduate school preparation. The Student-Athlete Advisory Council is an organization for student-athletes, run by student-athletes, to provide an opportunity to serve the athletic, Elon and greater Burlington communities.

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Dr. Leo M. Lambert Elon University President Since becoming Elon University’s eighth president in January 1999, Leo M. Lambert has advanced an ambitious agenda to establish Elon as a top-ranked liberal arts university and a national model of engaged teaching and learning. Under President Lambert’s leadership, Elon has accomplished broad improvements in academic and student life programs while continuing to develop a campus that consistently ranks among the nation’s most beautiful. The academic climate of the campus has been strengthened through major investments in faculty development, library resources, honors and fellows programs for outstanding students, and Elon’s topranked programs in study abroad, undergraduate research, volunteer service, and leadership education. In 2001 Elon College became Elon University, and the NewCentury@Elon strategic plan was developed under President Lambert’s leadership. He directed

Dave Blank Elon University Director of Athletics Dave Blank begins his fourth year as the Elon University Director of Athletics, following another year of notable improvement for the Phoenix in terms of athletic success, academic progress, marketing and fundraising. During his first three years at Elon, he ignited ambitious expansions in the Department of Athletics – including a restructuring of the Phoenix Club with emphasis on funding scholarships for student-athletes, a restructuring of the academic assistance program for athletics in conjunction with the Office of the Provost, and a plan for facility improvements, including an now completed renovation of the Latham Park baseball facility, permanent bleachers for soccer, a state-of-the-art golf practice facility, and an in-progress field house at the North Athletics Complex. In June 2008, Blank was appointed to serve on the NCAA Division I Championships/Sports Management Cabinet – a 31-member cabinet that will help shape the future of Division I athletics. During the 2008-09 campaign, five Phoenix squads earned higher league finishes than they had in the previous year. The Phoenix captured regular-season 2009 Phoenix Women’s Soccer

the establishment of Elon College, the College of Arts and Sciences and both the School of Communications and the School of Education that same year. In 2006, Dr. Lambert led the drive to open the Elon University School of Law in downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. New facilities constructed during President Lambert’s tenure include Carol Grotnes Belk Library, Rhodes Stadium, Belk Track and White Field, the six-building Academic Village, Ernest A. Koury Sr. Business Center, Ellington Health Center, The Oaks residence hall complex, Colonnades Dining Hall and the Colonnades residence halls, and several new residence halls and a commons building in Danieley Center. President Lambert has assumed a number of leadership roles regionally and nationally, serving on the national and North Carolina boards of Campus Compact and as a founding board member and president’s council chair of Project Pericles, a national organization that encourages students to become civically engaged in their communities. As a result, Elon has twice been named one of the nation’s top universities for community service in the President’s Higher Education Community

Service Honor Roll. President Lambert has provided leadership on athletics issues, serving as a member of the NCAA Presidential Task Force on the Future of Division I Athletics and chairing the NCAA Committee on Athletics Certification. In 2008 Dr. Lambert was appointed to the Commission on Effective Leadership by the American Council on Education and also to the North Carolina Higher Education Civic Education Study Commission. In 2009, he was named a director of the Association of American Colleges and Universities (AAC&U), which comprises more than 1,150 public and private colleges and universities. Lambert has a bachelor’s degree from State University of New York at Geneseo, a master’s in education from the University of Vermont in Burlington, and a doctorate in education from Syracuse University. President Lambert’s greatest honor in life, in collaboration with his wife Laurie, has been the privilege of parenting two daughters, Callie, a student at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, and Mollie, a student at Furman University.

Southern Conference titles in both men’s soccer and baseball with the baseball squad advancing to its third NCAA regional appearance in the past four seasons. The men’s tennis team fell just one win shy of a berth into NCAA play, but saw its first-ever individuals earn spots into the post-season tournament. In 2007-08, 12 of Elon’s 16 sports programs finished higher in the Southern Conference than the previous year. The Phoenix baseball team went on to claim SoCon outright regular-season and tournament crowns en route to a NCAA regional appearance. Also, Elon fell just one victory shy of capturing the SoCon’s automatic NCAA postseason bid in football, men’s basketball and men’s tennis. During the 2006-07 season, Elon posted SoCon outright regular-season and tournament titles and an NCAA postseason appearance in men’s tennis. The Phoenix men’s soccer (2006), football (2007 and 2008), men’s tennis (2007, 2008 and 2009) and baseball (2008 and 2009) teams have all earned national rankings during Blank’s time at Elon. Blank became the Elon Director of Athletics in 2006 after spending six years in the same position at Drake University where he directed an 18-sport NCAA Division I athletics program. During his tenure, Drake student-athletes consistently posted a combined grade point average of 3.0 or above.

Also, Blank oversaw the addition of three women’s sports — crew, golf and soccer — as well as the completion of a $17 million renovation of Drake Stadium. Blank has served as a member of the NCAA I-AA Governance and Football Issues Committees. In 2005, he received Gen. Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletics Director accolades from the All-American Football Foundation. Prior to 2000, Blank worked at Coastal Carolina University where he served as Assistant/Associate Director of Athletics for three years (1996-99) and Director of Athletics for one year (1999-2000). He also spent eight seasons (1988-1996) as head men’s basketball coach at Lock Haven University. Blank’s teams won 119 games during his tenure, making him the winningest head men’s basketball coach in school history. He was named Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year in 1989 and 1996. A native of Frostburg, Md., Blank attended Duke University for two years (1978-1980) before graduating from the University of South Carolina in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration (Finance). He earned a Master of Science degree in Business Administration from South Carolina in 1986. Blank and his wife, Leslie, are the proud parents of four children – Dexter, Samantha, Dustin and Davis.

Chris Neal Head Coach 44-30-7 (Overall) 8-8-3 (at Elon) Chris Neal enters his second season as the head coach of the Phoenix women’s soccer team. Neal was named the head man in January of 2008 after spending the previous seven seasons as an assistant at UNC Wilmington. In his first season at Elon, the Phoenix posted an 8-8-3 mark, the team’s first .500 or better record since the 1999 season. Elon also earned its first-ever win over an Atlantic Coast Conference opponent with a 1-0 road victory over Maryland. Elon’s end-of-season national ranking (RPI) experienced a significant leap as well, moving up 55 spots from the end of 2007 season. The Phoenix also moved up in the highly competitive Southern Conference regular-season standings, earning a 7th place finish out of 12 teams. Three players were named to all-conference teams as well. Prior to arriving at Elon, Neal helped his alma mater, UNC Wilmington, to a record of 70-55-8 (.556) from 2001-07. Just as strong off the field, the Seahawks earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for five consecutive campaigns during Neal’s time with the program. Before returning to his alma mater in 2001, Neal enjoyed a successful stint as the head men’s soccer coach at Pfeiffer University. In his three seasons at Pfeiffer (1998-2000), Neal directed the Falcons to a 36-22-4 (.613) ledger and their first-ever NCAA Division II ranking at 13th in the country.

Neal also served two campaigns as an assistant men’s soccer coach at Augusta State (1996-97), where he helped the Jaguars improve from a 7-8 record in 1996 to a 14-6 slate in 1997. Neal served the NSCAA as its state technical director from 2001-08. In this role, he was responsible for organizing, advertising and instructing a variety of coaching education courses for hundreds of youth, high school and college coaches. Neal is a USSF April Heinrichs Scholarship recipient, recognizing him for making a positive impact on the sport of women’s soccer. The UNCW graduate earned his bachelor of arts degree as a political science major and a Spanish minor in 1995 and his master of education degree in education administration and supervision at Augusta State University in 1998. He holds the National Soccer Coaches Association of America “Premier” diploma and the United States Soccer Federation “A” license – both the highest level possible. During his senior year of high school and freshman year of college, a series of knee injuries sidelined Neal’s competitive playing days. As a goalkeeper, Neal was a product of the Wilmington United and Cape Fear SA club teams, as well as New Hanover High School where he earned all-conference honors. Neal and his wife, Amy, are expecting their first child in November. The couple resides in Gibsonville.

The Neal File Born September 2, 1972

Family Wife — Amy

Education UNC Wilmington 1995 — B.A. in Political Science Augusta State 1998 — M. Ed. Education Administration & Supervision

As A Head Coach Year Record 1998 12-7-1 1999 11-9 2000 13-6-3 2008 8-8-3 Overall 44-30-7 (.586)

School Pfeiffer University Pfeiffer University Pfeiffer University Elon University

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Stuart Horne Assistant Coach Fifth season UMASS-Amherst ‘97 Stuart Horne enters his fifth season with the Phoenix women’s soccer program. Horne came to Elon in 2005 after spending five years as the head women’s soccer coach at Chowan University. Last year, Elon had its most successful season during Horne’s tenure. The Phoenix posted an 8-8-3 record, the program’s best mark since the 1999 campaign. Elon moved up in the Southern Conference rankings, finishing 7th among 12 teams. Three players were also recognized on all-league teams. Prior to coming to Elon, Horne inherited a Chowan program that regularly dwelled near the bottom of the NCAA Division III ranks. Under his leadership, Chowan improved every year, culminating with a NSCAA South Region top-15 ranking in 2004. Horne guided the Braves to their firstever postseason berth with a trip to the 2003 USA South Conference Tournament. The following year, Chowan captured

the NCCAA South Region title and advanced to the Final Four of the 2004 NCCAA Tournament. The Braves capped that campaign with a 13-6-4 record and the NCCAA No. 3 national ranking as Horne was crowned the 2004 NCCAA South Region Coach of the Year. Horne left Chowan with a program-record 44 victories. From 2002-04, Horne also served as an assistant for the Hampton Roads Piranhas, a member of the United Soccer League’s W-League. He helped direct the team to playoff appearances in each of his three seasons. The Piranhas finished the 2003 season a perfect 14-0 on their way to claiming the W-League national title. Horne has been involved with the Olympic Development Program in both Virginia and North Carolina. In Virginia, he was a staff coach with the girls’ program in the Southeast District. Horne ran the North Carolina ODP Training Center on the Outer Banks. He has earned both the NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and the USSF D License. Horne holds a degree in political science from the University of Massachusetts – Amherst. He graduated cum laude in 1997.

Support Staff

Casey Crenshaw

Dir. of Academic Support for Athletics

Megan McCollum Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach

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Jodi McConnell Assistant Athletic Trainer

Jayme Price Academic Coordinator

Erica Roberson Director of Media Relations

Kyle Wills

Sr. Associate Director of Athletics

As the Elon women’s soccer team prepares for the 2009 season, secondyear head coach Chris Neal offered his thoughts on everything from his first season to the potential of the Phoenix soccer program. Year one is in the books. What are your thoughts of your first year at the helm of the Phoenix soccer program? Year one will always be special for me. From a competitive standpoint, I feel we got the team turned around and headed in the right direction. The team’s work ethic was phenomenal and was a key to our victories. Off the field, I was very fortunate to inherit a great group of girls. The team chemistry was great and they were a pleasure to coach. Your immediate impact on the program is obvious, seeing that the 2008 women’s soccer team had its first .500 or better season since 1999. What were the biggest challenges in your first season? The biggest coaching challenge was getting the players to believe in themselves. The team had experienced many tough seasons in the win/loss column. Eventually that will wear you down. We spent much of the 2008 spring season on building confidence. You have a very young squad in 2009 with 13 newcomers. What are your thoughts on the 2009 recruiting class? The 2009 freshman class is a talented and balanced group. We have a variety of strengths within these freshmen. They will have to work hard, especially on the fitness component, to get acclimated to NCAA Division I soccer. I am excited to see how they compliment our great foundation of returning players. Who are some of the leaders on this team that will step up to guide this young group? We are blessed with many kids that have their own unique way of leading. Obviously, we will look to our captains Morgan Wallace, Lauren Griffith, Laura Norwind and Alanna Winsper - to set the overall tone for our team. On the field, the work rate of Alix Heinicke, Lauren Griffith and Molly Calpin sets a standard for our team to achieve. Our young players are very fortunate to have such great leaders and role models to look up to. What are some characteristics you look for when recruiting Elon student-athletes? I look for a variety of things when recruiting. It is a four-year player-coach

relationship if an athlete chooses your university. The most important characteristics I seek are maturity and character. I find it difficult to recruit a student-athlete, regardless of their skill set, if there are red flags in these areas. From an academic standpoint, Elon is a demanding university. It is paramount that, based on the student-athlete’s academic history, she stands a good chance of making the grade here at Elon. From a playing standpoint, we look for a combination of technical skill, athleticism, understanding of the game and competitive drive. What is the first thing you try to instill in your newcomers at the beginning of preseason? The most important thing for the newcomers to understand is that they must invest and commit themselves into the team culture and family. As a newcomer, there are distractions, home-sickness, etc. Things are simply different than what they have been used to during the past four years in high school. As a family, we let them know that we are here to support them and that we expect them to give everything for the team. What players have made the most improvement from 2008-2009? Brittany Hallberg has struggled with injury and compartment syndrome. Instead of using it as an excuse, she committed herself and showed up in the best shape she has ever been in. She is still in pain, but she fights through it. Frankly, I was worried she would not be ready for this season but after our first week of preseason she appears ready for competition. Alanna Winsper also struggled with injury during the spring and summer but has reported in top shape. As our returning team MVP, Alanna continued to push herself in the offseason. What will the strengths and weaknesses be of the 2009 club? I feel one of our greatest strengths will be depth in a variety of positions. I also feel we have the personnel to score goals in different ways than we did last year. After losing five starters to graduation, our biggest weakness will surely be experience. Establishing our team chemistry as soon as possible is paramount.

Talk a bit about the Southern Conference as well as your opponents in the non-conference part of the schedule. I feel our non-conference schedule will prepare us for SoCon play. I am excited to kick-off against my alma mater, UNC Wilmington. The Seahawks have finished second two of the last three seasons in the highly competitive Colonial Athletic Association. This will be a great first test for us. The SoCon, due to financial cutbacks, will only take four of the 12 teams to the conference tournament this season. The obvious bad news is that there is less room for error in conference play. The good news is that if you earn a top four spot, you now only have to win two games to earn an NCAA berth. The SoCon is a very competitive league. In 2008, SoCon women’s soccer teams defeated teams from the top leagues in the country. Elon defeated the University of Maryland (ACC), UNC Greensboro defeated Santa Clara (PAC-10), Western Carolina topped South Carolina (SEC), Furman beat Clemson (ACC), and Davidson was victorious against Virginia Tech (ACC). The league is stacked with great coaches who are also great recruiters. The caliber of play gets better each year. What are your thoughts on the potential of the program? I feel we can consistently compete for the SoCon regular-season and tournament championships, as well as an NCAA Tournament berth. Our administration and university are providing us with the resources needed to take our program to the next level.

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2009 Numerical Roster No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 33

Name Shannon Cosgrove Sydney Little Megan Deutschle Alix Heinicke Amanda Jones Alanna Winsper Ceci Jensen Laura Norwind Scarlett Fakhar Claire O’Keefe Molly Calpin Meghan Braun Emily Brenner Nikki Heilman Caroline McKinley Brittany Hallberg Michelle Pullen Maria Maturo Kyle Waggoner Elizabeth Palmer Morgan Wallace Andrea Keller Noelle McCain Lauren Griffith Brittany Middleton Caroline Klara Andrea Brooke Lindsey Nusdeo Courtney Seltman Kristen Haney Shannon Foley

Pos GK GK D MF/F MF/F MF MF/F D MF D F F D MF D/MF F D/MF MF MF D MF D D D MF D MF MF F GK D/F

Yr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. So. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

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

Hometown Huntington, N.Y. Garner, N.C. Burlington, N.C. Bay Village, Ohio Roswell, Ga. Virginia Beach, Va. Boxborough, Mass. Darnestown, Md. Newark, Del. Greensboro, N.C. Alpharetta, Ga. Glenelg, Md. Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. Leawood, Kan. Atlanta, Ga. Richmond, Va. Fairfield, Conn. Startford, Conn. Overland Park, Kan. Williamsburg, Va. Edwards, Colo. Richmond, Va. Burlington, N.C. Atlanta, Ga. Chalfont, Pa. Lafayette, La. Salisbury, Md. Greensboro, N.C. Holbrook, N.Y. Charlotte, N.C. Natick, Mass.

Previous School Saint Anthony’s North Carolina State Williams Homeschooled Roswell Princess Anne Acton Boxborough St. Andrew’s Episcopal A.I. DuPont Western Guilford Blessed Trinity Glenelg Cold Spring Harbor St. Thomas Aquinas Marist Collegiate School Fairfield Warde St. Joseph St. Thomas Aquinas Jamestown High Battle Mountain Mills Godwin Williams Pace Academy Central Bucks South Centenary College James M. Bennett Western Guilford Sachem East Charlotte Catholic Natick

Alphabetical Roster o. N 11 12 27 10 0 2 33 8 24 15 30 3 13 6 4 22 26 1 17 23 14 25 7 28 9 20 16 29 18 21 5

Name Pos. Meghan Braun F Emily Brenner D Andrea Brooke MF Molly Calpin F Shannon Cosgrove GK Megan Deutschle D Shannon Foley D/F Scarlett Fakhar MF Lauren Griffith D Brittany Hallberg F Kristen Haney GK Alix Heinicke MF/F Nikki Heilman MF Ceci Jensen MF/F Amanda Jones MF/F Andrea Keller D Caroline Klara D Sydney Little GK Maria Maturo MF Noelle McCain D Caroline McKinley D/MF Brittany Middleton MF Laura Norwind D Lindsey Nusdeo MF Claire O’Keefe D Elizabeth Palmer D Michelle Pullen D/MF Courtney Seltman F Kyle Waggoner MF Morgan Wallace MF Alanna Winsper MF

Head Coach: Chris Neal (UNC Wilmington ‘95) Assistant Coach: Stuart Horne (UMASS-Amherst ‘97)

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Molly Calpin Forward Senior • 5-5 Alpharetta, Ga. • Blessed Trinity

Lauren Griffith

2008: Top on the team with six goals, including three game-winning strikes… netted the golden goal in Elon’s overtime win over Wofford… also tallied three assists… tied for the team best with 15 points… started in 13 of the 19 matches in which she played… earned academic all-conference honors. 2007: Led the team with four assists and was tied for second on the squad with eight points… netted the game-winner in Elon’s 2-0 victory over The Citadel… scored once in a 2-2 tie with eventual Big South Tournament champion High Point… passed for two assists in a SoCon win over Chattanooga… appeared in 18 matches, starting 16 contests… Academic All-SoCon selection. 2006: Started nine of the 11 matches in which she appeared… tied for second on the team with three goals scored… netted first career goal when she scored both Elon goals in a 2-0 victory over Coastal Carolina. Prep: Member of the 2005 Atlanta Journal Constitution High School AllArea Team… led Blessed Trinity with 32 goals in 2005… helped her prep squad to 2004 A/AA region and state titles as well as a state runner-up finish at the AAA level in 2005… played for both the Norcross Magic and Tophat Soccer Club teams. Personal: Born July 3, 1988… daughter of Bill and Debbie Calpin… majoring in communications.

Calpin’s Career Statistics Year 2006 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 11-9 18-16 19-13 48-38

G 3 2 6 11

A 0 4 3 7

Pts. 6 8 15 29

Shots SOG 14 12 24 15 30 19 68 46

GW 1 1 3 5

Molly Calpin

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Calpin File

Little known fact: I’ve broken eight bones If I had one hour of free time, I would: Go snowboarding Favorite pre-game meal: Italian chicken and pasta I wish I was better at: Making decisions

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Lauren Griffith Defender Senior • 5-5 Atlanta, Ga. • Pace Academy

2008: Played in 15 games, earned 12 starts… Academic All-SoCon honoree… winner of the Coleman Lew Leadership Award. 2007: Started 11 matches and appeared in 17 total contests… Academic All-SoCon player. 2006: Saw action in 19 contests, earning 17 starts as a true freshman. Prep: Member of the Georgia ODP team from 2003-06… played for the North Carolina ODP team from 2000-02… led Pace Academy in scoring in both 2004 and 2005… earned the Ben Smith Soccer Award while playing at Greensboro Day School where the team won a North Carolina state title during her freshman year… helped U-16 team capture the Georgia State Cup title. Personal: Born April 3, 1988… daughter of Patrick Griffith and Bill and Frances Creekmuir… majoring in accounting.

Griffith’s Career Statistics Year 2006 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 15-7 17-11 15-12 47-30

G 0 0 0 0

A 0 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0 0

Shots SOG 1 1 3 2 1 1 5 3

GW 0 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Alix Heinicke Midfielder/Forward Senior • 5-2 Bay Village, Ohio • Home School

2008: Played in 19 matches, earning 18 starts… scored two goals, including the game-winner against The Citadel… added one assist for a total of five points… named Academic All-SoCon. 2007: Started 12 matches and appeared in a total of 16 contests… assisted on two scores… Academic All-SoCon choice. 2006: Appeared in 19 contests, making 16 starts… recorded one assist during Elon’s 2-0 victory over Coastal Carolina. Prep: Helped her Ohio Premier North Club team capture a 2003 State Cup title… assisted her ODP squad to a third-place national finish… played for both the state and regional ODP teams (2000-04). Personal: Born Feb. 13, 1988… daughter of Kurt and Kimberly Heinicke… majoring in business administration.

Heinicke’s Career Statistics Year 2006 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 19-16 16-12 19-18 54-46

G 0 0 2 2

A 1 2 1 4

Pts. 1 2 5 8

Shots SOG 1 1 6 2 18 6 25 9

GW 0 0 1 1

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Heinicke File

Little known fact: My lifelong nickname is “Bubba” Favorite pre-game meal: Cookouts at Coach Neal’s house I wish I was better at: Math If I didn’t play soccer, I’d play: Tennis

Griffith File

I’d like to participate on this reality show: Iron Chef Famous person I’ve met: Jimmy Buffett If I didn’t play soccer, I would: Dance Favorite vacation spot: Greece

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Sydney Little

Laura Norwind

Goalkeeper Senior • 5-7 Garner, N.C. • NC State

Defender Senior • 5-5 Darnestown, Md. • St. Andrew’s Episcopal

2008: Recorded a 1.22 GAA… grabbed 51 saves in 1256:09 minutes of action… started in 16 of the 17 matches in which she played… recorded three shutouts. 2007: Started 13 of 14 matches she appeared in at NC State… played 1,149:53 in net, making 53 saves and posting a 1.49 GAA… recorded three shutouts. 2006: Served as the back-up keeper for the Wolfpack as a freshman… posted a 1-0 shutout win over High Point… made five saves and did not allow a goal in two games. Prep: Member of the North Carolina Region III ODP State team from 2001-2005… participated in the Super Y ODP National Camp in both 2005 and 2006… played for the Super Y National Select team in 2006… two-year captain of the Super Y Carolina Dynamo, earning Goalkeeper of the Year in 2004… named Carolina Dynamo Super U 88 Girls Soccer Player of the Year in 2004… captained her 2005 Triangle Futbol Club and was a member of the 2002 State Cup finalist team… Four-year letter-winner at Southeast Raleigh High… three-time all-state honoree… named all-conference in 2003, helping the team to the first of back-toback TAAC titles… set the program record with 19 shutouts… four-time academic all-conference selection… earned the Neuse River Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 2006… participated in the NCHSA East/ West All-Star Game in 2006. Personal: Born Mar. 17, 1988… daughter of David and Lynne Little… majoring in strategic communications.

2008: Started and played in nine matches before an injury shortened her season. 2007: The only Phoenix player to start all 19 contests… assisted on one goal. 2006: Earned a starting role in 12 of the 14 matches in which she appeared. Prep: Member of the ‘87 Maryland ODP team that captured a national title in 2005 and made a finals appearance in 2002… four-year All-ISL selection… captained both her St. Andrew’s team and her Bethesda Eclipse squad… honorable Mention All-Metro pick in 2005. Personal: Born Oct. 8, 1987… daughter of Lee and Pam Norwind… majoring in special education.

Little’s Career Statistics Year 2006 (NC St.) 2007 (NC St.) 2008 Career

GP-S Min GA GAA Saves W 2-1 110:53 0 0.00 5 1 14-13 1149:53 19 1.49 53 5 17-16 1256:09 17 1.22 51 5 33-30 2516:55 36 1.29 109 11

Little File

Favorite pre-game meal: Bananas and peanut butter Dream job: Starting my own music festival Little known fact: I was bitten by a shark If I had one hour of free time, I would: Go surfing Morgan Wallace

L 0 6 7 13

Norwind’s Career Statistics Year 2006 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 14-12 19-19 9-9 42-40

G 0 0 0 0

A 0 1 0 1

Pts. 0 1 0 1

Shots SOG 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

GW 0 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Norwind File

If I had one hour of free time, I would: Scrapbook Little known fact: I love to paint and draw when I have time. Favorite movies: Transformers and The Notebook Favorite pre-game meal: Pasta and fruit

T Sho 0 1 2 3 2 3 4 7

#21

Morgan Wallace Midfielder Senior • 5-3 Edwards, Colo. • Battle Mountain

2008: Saw action in 10 matches. 2007: Made three appearances. 2006: Appeared in 15 matches and made seven starts as a true freshman. Prep: Three-time all-league selection… named honorable mention allstate once… played for the Colorado Rush club team. Personal: Born July 14, 1988… daughter of Andy and Julia Wallace… majoring in communications.

Wallace’s Career Statistics Year 2006 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 15-7 3-0 10-0 28-7

G 0 0 0 0

A 0 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0 0

Shots SOG 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1

GW 0 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Wallace File

I’d like to be a participant on: The Price is Right Famous person I’ve met: John Elway I wish I was better at: Keeping my room clean Little known fact: I still sleep with my blanky… I’m 21!

Alix Heinicke

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Meghan Braun

#11

Maria Maturo

Forward Junior • 5-4 Glenelg, Md. • Glenelg

2008: Saw action in seven matches, starting in two. 2007: Earned seven starts in 14 total contests as a true freshman. Prep: Four-year starter and two-year captain for her Glenelg High School team… two-time all-county selection… helped her prep squad capture the 2006 state title while her club team claimed the 2003 State Cup crown… member of Baltimore Bays 89 team that reached the finals in the Super-Y League and won the regional title in 2004. Personal: Born Feb. 26, 1989… daughter of Dan and Janet Braun… majoring in psychology.

Braun’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 14-7 7-2 21-9

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0

Shots SOG 4 3 0 0 4 3

GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Brittany Hallberg

Braun File

I’d like to participate on this reality show: The Bachelorette Little known fact: I had the spelling of my named changed when I was in kindergarten to add an ‘h’ Dream job: Tiger handler or an FBI special agent Favorite movie: Monster-In-Law

Defender Junior • 5-4 Burlington, N.C. • Williams

2008: Saw action in four matches, starting in three. 2007: Appeared in 18 matches, garnering three starting assignments… netted her first career goal in Elon’s 7-1 SoCon victory over Chattanooga… assisted on one goal… finished the year with three points. Prep: Three-time all-conference and two-time all-region selection at Williams… earned all-state accolades and was named league player of the year as a junior after setting her school’s single-season record with 39 goals… News & Record honored her as an all-region player… was the Carolina Dynamo SYL ‘89 Player of the Year… helped Williams reach the 2006 Eastern Regional finals and finish the year ranked third in the state… was a member of the 88 Greensboro Twisters Green squad which claimed state titles in 2003, 2005 and 2007, won the Southern Regional in 2005, won the Disney Showcase and appeared in a national final four. Personal: Born Apr. 18, 1989… daughter of Dennis and Rebecca Deutschle… majoring in physical education and health.

Deutschle’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 18-3 4-3 22-6

Deutschle File

G 1 0 1

A 1 0 1

Pts. 3 0 3

Shots SOG 6 3 0 0 6 3

GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Little known fact: I am somewhat superstitious when putting on soccer gear Famous person I’ve met: Mia Hamm I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: So You Think You Can Dance or Don’t Forget the Lyrics Favorite pre-game meal: Pasta

#15

Megan Deutschle

Brittany Hallberg Forward Junior • 5-4 Richmond, Va. • Collegiate School

2008: Appeared in 13 games, starting in six… netted two goals and assisted on another… earned academic all-conference recognition. 2007: Made 19 appearances, earning five starts… tied for second on the team with three goals scored… led the squad with two game-winners… scored her first career goal, a game-winner, in a 2-1 victory over Campbell… netted the winner in a 1-0 decision over SoCon-rival Georgia Southern. Prep: Three-time Richmond Times-Dispatch All-Metro Team… threetime All-League of Independent Schools member… participated in the Super-Y National ODP Camp twice… helped the Collegiate School win the LIS title four times and reach the state finals for independent schools once… Played with the Richmond Strikers club team… participated in the Virginia State Cup, the Virginia Club Champions League and the Super-Y League. Personal: Born Dec. 22, 1988… daughter of Marc and Bettie Hallberg… majoring in elementary education.

Hallberg’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 19-5 13-6 32-11

G 3 2 5

A 0 1 1

Pts. 6 5 11

Shots SOG 20 8 11 8 31 16

GW 2 0 2

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Hallberg File

Favorite pre-game meal: Chicken tenders and goldfish If I had one hour of free time, I would: Watch Friends Famous person I’ve met: Hillary Duff Favorite vacation spot: British Virgin Islands

2009 Phoenix Women’s Soccer

Amanda Jones

2008: Tallied first career assist against UMBC… played in 17 matches, earning the starting nod in four… named to the Academic All-SoCon team. 2007: Missed the season due to injury. Prep: Member of the Georgia ODP team since 2001… helped the ODP squad advance to a national semifinals appearance in 2004… named to the USL South Atlantic Division team in 2005… participated in the USL National Camp in 2006… four-year varsity starter… won Roswell’s Varsity Academic Award and Coach’s Award in 2005… earned the World Scholar Athlete honor in 2006… helped NASA 07 Elite team reach the finals of the 2005 Orange Classic. Personal: Born Feb. 22, 1989… daughter of Chuck and Diana Jones… majoring in strategic communications.

Jones’ Career Statistics

Year GP-S G A Pts. Shots SOG 2007 Did not play 2008 17-4 0 1 1 7 5 Career 17-4 0 1 1 7 5

PK-Att.

0 0

0-0 0-0

Jones File

Favorite movie: How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days Little known fact: I was in a TV movie when I was five years old Favorite pre-game meal: Peanut butter on a bagel and a banana If I didn’t play soccer, I’d play: Tennis

#26

2008: Saw action in three matches. 2007: Appeared in 16 games, garnering two starting assignments as a freshman at Centenary College. Prep: Lettered in soccer and softball at Lafayette High… made three appearances in the Louisiana state championship match… collected alldistrict, first-team all-state and all-district MVP accolades… second-team all-district pick in softball. Personal: Born Nov. 23, 1988… daughter of Jacob and Vicki Klara… majoring in business administration.

Klara’s Career Statistics Year GP-S 2007 (Cent.) 16-2 2008 3-0 Career 19-2

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0

Shots SOG 6 2 0 0 6 2

Klara File

Favorite movie: Mean Girls Famous person I’ve met: David Ortiz I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Top Chef Dream job: Corporate lawyer

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GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Midfielder Junior • 5-3 Stratford, Conn. • St. Joseph

2008: Appeared in 18 matches, earning one start. 2007: Saw time in 11 games, making five starts as a true freshman. Prep: Four-year all-conference and three-time all-state honoree at St. Joseph High… three-year Connecticut Post All-Star… honored by the New Haven Register and the Hartford Courant… helped her ODP team reach the Region I finals in 2002, claim a region crown in 2003 and appear in the national finals in 2004… member of the CUFC Arsenal club team which won a state title in 2005. Personal: Born Oct. 27, 1988… daughter of Paul and Cindy Maturo… majoring in psychology.

Maturo’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 11-5 18-1 29-6

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0

Shots SOG 0 0 2 2 2 2

GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Maturo File

Little known fact: I have a twin sister I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: The Bachelorette Favorite vacation spot: Australia If I had one hour of free time, I would: Sleep

Kyle Waggoner

#18

Caroline Klara Defender Junior • 5-9 Lafayette, La. • Centenary College

Maria Maturo

#17

Midfielder/Forward Junior • 5-5 Roswell, Ga. • Roswell

Midfielder Junior • 5-7 Overland Park, Kan. • St. Thomas Aquinas

2008: Played in eight matches, earning one start. 2007: Started one match and appeared in a total of 16 contests as a true freshman. Prep: Selected as Honorable Mention All-Eastern Kansas League in 2006… claimed her team’s most improved player and defensive player of the year awards… helped St. Thomas Aquinas claim state titles in both 2005 and 2006… prep squad earned a top-10 national ranking… member of the KCFC Alliance Heat club which won the State Cup and was ranked 17th in the nation in 2006. Personal: Born May 15, 1989… daughter of Tom and Peggy Waggoner… majoring in art.

Waggoner’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 16-1 8-1 24-2

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

Pts. 0 0 0

Shots SOG 2 2 0 0 2 2

GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Waggoner File

Dream job: Advertising for Nike Favorite movie: Home Alone I wish I was better at: Public speaking If I had one hour of free time, I would: Go on a bike ride

Alanna Winsper Midfielder Junior • 5-6 Virginia Beach, Va. • Princess Anne

2008: Earned the starting nod in 18 of the 19 matches in which she played… Academic All-SoCon selection. 2007: Finished her freshman campaign with three points… started 12 of the 18 matches in which she appeared… scored her first career goal in Elon’s 7-1 SoCon win over Chattanooga… also recorded one assist in that victory. Prep: Three-time all-district soccer selection… also earned all-district accolades in cross country and track… helped lead Princess Anne High to a 2005 Virginia state AAA semifinals appearance… assisted her Beach FC Majix club team to five state cup semifinals appearances and six Virginia Club Champions League titles. Personal: Born April 6, 1989… daughter of Bruce and Loretta Winsper… majoring in strategic communications.

Winsper’s Career Statistics Year 2007 2008 Career

GP-S 18-12 19-18 37-30

G 1 0 1

A 1 0 1

Pts. 3 0 3

Shots SOG 12 3 8 1 20 4

GW 0 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0 0-0

Winsper File

Little known fact: I have a twin sister that plays soccer in college I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Wipe Out If I had one hour of free time, I would: Shop! Favorite pre-game meal: Mac & cheese

#27

Andrea Brooke Midfielder Sophomore • 5-5 Salisbury, Md. • James M. Bennett

2008: Appeared in eight matches. Prep: Was named conference player of the year and team MVP as a senior… honored as a first-team allconference performer as both a junior and senior… earned second-team all-conference accolades as a sophomore… honorable mention all-conference honoree as a freshman. Personal: Born Jan. 15, 1990… daughter of James and Lisa Brooke… majoring in business administration.

Brooke’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Career

GP-S 8-0 8-0

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

Shots SOG 0 0 0 0

GW 0 0

Heilman’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Career

GP-S 7-0 7-0

Favorite vacation spot: Hawaii If I didn’t play soccer, I would play: Lacrosse Little known fact: I’ve broken my arms five times Dream job: Work for an international business and travel overseas

Nikki Heilman

Midfielder Sophomore • 5-8 Leawood, Kan. • St. Thomas Aquinas

2008: Appeared in seven matches. Prep: Assisted in St. Thomas Aquinas’ title runs in 2005, 2006 and 2007… program earned a national top10 ranking in each of those championship seasons… member of Coach

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

Shots SOG 0 0 0 0

GW 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0

Heilman File

Favorite movie: The Wedding Singer Dream job: CEO of a Fortune 500 company I’d like to be a participant in this reality show: Survivor If I had one hour of free time, I would: Sleep

Andrea Keller

#22

Defender Sophomore • 5-5 Richmond, Va. • Mills Godwin

2008: Started in all 19 matches as a true freshman… honored on the SoCon All-Freshman team. Prep: Earned first-team all-district, first-team allregion, first-team all-metro and first-team all-state accolades in 2008… three-time team defensive MVP at Mills E. Godwin High… helped her prep squad to a regional crown and state quarterfinals appearance in 2008 as well as a state semifinals appearance in 2007… as a member of the Richmond Strikers club team, the program claimed the 2005 State Cup title. Personal: Born July 13, 1990… daughter of Dan and Kim Keller… majoring in biology.

Keller’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Career

GP-S 19-19 19-19

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

Shots SOG 0 0 0 0

GW 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0

Keller File

Famous person I’ve met: Brandi Chastain I wish I was better at: Organization Dream job: Be on the show Great Hotels so I could travel around the world and stay in amazing hotels Little known fact: I love badmitton

Noelle McCain

#23

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0

Brooke File

#13

Gino Schiraldi’s KC Comets Select ‘90 program which captured state titles in 2004, 2005 and 2006… state ODP team member in 2004. Personal: Born Nov. 21, 1989… daughter of Ed and Anna Heilman… undecided upon a major.

Defender Sophomore • 5-5 Burlington, N.C. • Williams

2008: Played in 18 matches, starting in 13. Prep: Two-time all-conference selection at Williams High School… collected honorable mention all-region honors in both 2006 and 2007 and helped lead her prep program to two Eastern Region finals appearances… member of Coach Marc Nichols’ Greensboro Twisters club which captured the Raleigh Shootout title and claimed a No. 1 ranking in the Premier Division in 2007… was a North Carolina ODP state pool player for three years. Personal: Born March 3, 1990… daughter of Larry and Brenda McCain… majoring in accounting.

McCain’s Career Statistics Year 2008 Career

GP-S 18-13 18-13

G 0 0

A 0 0

Pts. 0 0

Shots SOG 5 2 5 2

GW 0 0

PK-Att. 0-0 0-0

McCain File

Famous person I’ve met: Brandi Chastain Favorite movie: My Best Friend’s Wedding I wish I was better at: Dancing Favorite pre-game meal: Grilled chicken caesar salad

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Emily Brenner

#12

#33

Defender Freshman • 5-8 Lloyd Harbor, N.Y. • Cold Spring Harbor

Prep: All-state selection at Cold Spring Harbor in 2008… member of the Cold Spring Harbor club team that competed in the USYSA Region I Premier League. Personal: Born Jan. 11, 1991… daughter of Marc and Lucretia Brenner… undecided upon a major.

Brenner File

I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Make me a Supermodel Favorite pre-game meal: Toast with butter and strawberry yogurt Little known fact: I’m deathly afraid of lobsters Dream job: Working for a well-known music production company

Shannon Cosgrove Goalkeeper Freshman • 5-9 Huntington, N.Y. • Saint Anthony’s

Prep: Member of the Cold Spring Harbor club team that competes in the USYSA Region I Premier League… starting goalkeeper for the nationally ranked girls’ soccer team at Saint Anthony’s… named to the Empire State team in 2007-08. Personal: Born Jan. 9, 1991… daughter of Joe and Diane Cosgrove… undecided upon a major.

Cosgrove File

Little known fact: I almost went to college to play basketball I wish I was better at: Singing and dancing Favorite movie: Love & Basketball If I had one hour of free time, I would: Sleep

Scarlett Fakhar Midfielder Freshman • 5-8 Newark, Del. • A.I. DuPont

Prep: Captained the FC Delco club team of the USYSA Region I Premier League… also served as captain of the Eastern Pa. ODP team from 2005-07… four-time first-team all-conference selection as a prep… named second-team allstate as a freshman and sophomore and earned first-team all-state as a junior at A.I. DuPont… member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Born Feb. 5, 1991… daughter of Ali Fakhar and Kathryn Elder… undecided upon a major.

Fakhar File

If I didn’t play soccer, I’d play: Volleyball Favorite pre-game meal: Turkey sandwich Favorite vacation spot: San Diego, Calif. Dream job: ESPN sports broadcaster

Shannon Foley Defender/Forward Freshman • 5-7 Natick, Mass. • Natick

Prep: Four-time Bay State League All-Star and captain for Natick High School… selected to the Eastern Massachussetts All-Star team in 2008… first-team all-star for three straight seasons… leading goal scorer in her final season… captained the soccer team as well as the basketball and track teams at Natick… two-time team MVP in both soccer and basketball… broke eight high school track records as a senior to earn team MVP honors… member of the New England Eagles club team. Personal: Born April 19, 1991… daughter of Chuck and Kelley Foley… undecided upon a major.

Foley File

If I didn’t play soccer, I’d play: Basketball I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Cash Cab Famous person I’ve met: Doug Flutie Favorite pre-game meal: Pasta dinner

#30

Kristen Haney Goalkeeper Freshman • 5-11 Charlotte, N.C. • Charlotte Catholic

Prep: Member of the 2008 state champion Greensboro Twisters club team of the USYSA Region III Premier League… as a goalkeeper at Charlotte Catholic High School, she was named to the North Carolina 3-A All-State team in 2008… team has compiled a 61-7-7 record during her three seasons… member of the North Carolina ODP team… selected to play for the North Carolina All-Star team in the Clash of the Carolinas as well as the West Team for the East-West All-Star game… member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National Honor Society. Personal: Born March 25, 1991… daughter of Jeff and Barbara Haney… undecided upon a major.

Haney File

Little known fact: My sister and I share the same birthday - 3 years apart! Dream job: Sports psychologist or sports agent Favorite vacation spot: Wild Dunes, S.C. I wish I was better at: Dancing; I can’t dance!

Ceci Jensen

Midfielder/Forward Freshman • 5-2 Boxborough, Mass. • Acton Boxborough

Prep: Member of the FC Stars of Massachusetts club team of the USYSA Region I Premier League… team earned ranking of 19th during her senior season… helped lead Acton Boxborough to a 2007 state championship… named Dual County League MVP, a Massachusetts All-Star and a New England All-Star as Acton Boxborough’s leading scorer in her final season. Personal: Born June 29, 1991… daughter of Rod and Toni Jensen… undecided upon a major.

Jensen File

I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: American Idol Favorite vacation spot: Maui If I didn’t play soccer, I’d play: Ice Hockey Famous person I’ve met: Mia Hamm

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#14

Caroline McKinley Defender/Midfielder Freshman • 5-8 Atlanta, Ga. • Marist

Prep: Member of a Marist team that won the Georgia State High School soccer championship in 2008 and 2009, captaining the team in her final season… prep team won the Georgia State Soccer Association State Championships in 2006, 2007 and 2009… helped Tophat SC ‘09 club team to an undefeated season and the USYSA Region III Premier League East Championship in 2008-2009… club team also won four consecutive USYSA Region III Championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009). Personal: Born Jan. 8, 1991… daughter of Hall and Becky McKinley… undecided upon a major.

McKinley File

I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Cash Cab Famous person I’ve met: Ronaldinho I wish I was better at: Whistling Favorite vacation spot: St. Simons Island, Ga.

#25

Brittany Middleton

Midfielder Freshman • 5-4 Chalfont, Pa. • Central Bucks South

Personal: Born June 18, 1991… daughter of Ed and Val O’Keefe… undecided upon a major.

O’Keefe File

If I didn’t play soccer, I would play: Tennis Little known fact: I love to clean I wish I was better at: Singing Favorite vacation spot: Caribbean

#20

Famous person I’ve met: Kevin James Little known fact: I have a phobia of spiders I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Laguna Beach Favorite vacation spot: Italy

#28

Lindsey Nusdeo

Midfielder Freshman • 5-6 Greensboro, N.C. • Western Guilford

Prep: Three-time all-conference, all-region and all-area player at Western Guilford… served as captain of her prep team… named defensive player of the year as a junior… competed with the Greensboro Twisters club team. Personal: Born April 26, 1991… daughter of Tony and Julie Nusdeo… undecided upon a major.

Palmer File

I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: Top Chef Dream job: English teacher in an impoverished country Favorite pre-game meal: PB&J or spaghetti If I didn’t play soccer, I would play: Tennis or golf

#16

Claire O’Keefe

Defender Freshman • 5-7 Greensboro, N.C. • Western Guilford

Prep: Captain of the 2007 & 2008 state champion Greensboro Twisters club team… named to the North Carolina 3A All-State first team on two occasions… four-time all-conference and three-time all region selection… member of the NC ODP team.

Michelle Pullen Defender/Midfielder Freshman • 5-6 Fairfield, Conn. • Fairfield Warde

Prep: Five-year member of the Connecticut ODP team… member of five State Cup Championship teams while competing with the Connecticut FC United club team… two-time Region I Pool participant… helped Fairfield Warde to a 2007 Class L state title in 2007… two-time selection to the Connecticut Post All-Star team. Personal: Born June 19, 1991… daughter of Mark and Suzanne Pullen… undecided upon a major.

Pullen File

Favorite movie: Baby Mama I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: The Hills I wish I was better at: Cooking Famous person I’ve met: Chad Michael Murray

#29

Nusdeo File

Dream job: ESPN Broadcaster/Anchor Famous person I’ve met: LeBron James If I had one hour of free time, I would: Draw Little known fact: There are six kids in my family

Defender Freshman • 5-10 Williamsburg, Va. • Jamestown

Prep: Three-time first-team all-district, first-team allregion and Virginia Gazette All-Star choice… first-team all-state as a senior… member of the Virginia Legacy Soccer Club… as a competitor on the Virginia Olympic Development team, she played on the district and state teams since 2005. Personal: Born Aug. 11, 1991… daughter of Butch and Linda Palmer… undecided upon a major.

Prep: Named team MVP and second-team all-league honoree at Central Bucks South… competed for the Pennsylvania Rush soccer club which was ranked as high as second in the state of Pennsylvania. Personal: Born Dec. 2, 1990… daughter of Scott and Ida Middleton… undecided upon a major.

McKinley File

Elizabeth Palmer

Courtney Seltman Forward Freshman • 5-4 Holbrook, N.Y. • Sachem East

Prep: Captained the two-time state semifinalist team at Sachem East… three-year member of the Eastern New York ODP team… ODP Region I Pool player… member of the Cold Spring Harbor SA club team. Personal: Born January 24, 1991… daughter of Scott and Patricia Seltman… undecided upon a major.

Seltman File

I’d like to be a participant on this reality show: The Real World Favorite movie: Marley & Me Famous person I’ve met: Brandi Chastain If I had one hour of free time, I would: Go to the beach and sleep

2009 Phoenix Women’s Soccer

2008 Individual Statistics ## Player GP-GS G A Pts. Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 10 Molly Calpin 19-13 6 3 15 30 .200 19 .633 3 0-0 33 Susannah Gianakos 17-14 5 5 15 24 .208 16 .667 3 2-2 28 Katina Boozer 19-19 3 5 11 47 .064 23 .489 1 0-0 3 Alix Heinicke 19-18 2 1 5 18 .111 6 .333 1 0-0 15 Brittany Hallberg 13-6 2 1 5 11 .182 8 .727 0 0-0 20 Kerri Speers 19-18 1 2 4 15 .067 7 .467 0 0-0 8 Katie Persichini 18-17 1 1 3 7 .143 4 .571 0 0-0 4 Amanda Jones 17-4 0 1 1 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-0 9 Taylor Harlan 9-0 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 5 Alanna Winsper 19-18 0 0 0 8 .000 1 .125 0 0-0 23 Noell McCain 18-13 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 17 Maria Maturo 18-1 0 0 0 2 .000 2 1.000 0 0-0 24 Lauren Griffith 15-12 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 21 Morgan Wallace 10-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 Mabry Williams 1-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 32 Britta Winans 13-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 29 Jessica Weaver 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 27 Andrea Brooke 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 26 Caroline Klara 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 25 Caroline Duke 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 22 Andrea Keller 19-19 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 18 Kyle Waggoner 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Nikki Heilman 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11 Meghan Braun 7-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 7 Laura Norwind 9-9 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 Megan Deutschle 4-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 19 20 20 60 178 .112 95 .534 8 2-2 Opponents 19 27 31 85 206 .131 112 .544 8 0-0 ## Player 1 Sydney Little 0 Lizz Johnson TEAM Total Opponents

Goal Averages Saves GP-GS Minutes GA Avg. Saves Pct 17-16 1256:09 17 1.22 51 .750 10-3 526:08 10 1.71 29 .744 0-0 0:00 0 0.00 5 1.000 19 1782:17 27 1.36 85 .759 19 1782:17 20 1.01 75 .789

All-Conference Honors

The 2008 Elon women’s soccer team set a new program record with three players being named to the All-Southern Conference teams. Seniors Katie Persichini and Katina Boozer earned second team all-league honors while rookie Andrea Keller was selected to the All-Freshman team. Persichini tallied a goal and an assist from her midfield position while Boozer netted three strikes and was tied for the team lead with five assists. Keller, a defender, helped the Phoenix rack up seven shutouts.

So Close

The Phoenix played numerous close games in 2008, needing extra minutes in five contests. Elon got one overtime win and one overtime loss, but the other three games resulted in a tie. The Phoenix ended its season with a 1-1 tie to

2009 Phoenix Women’s Soccer

W 5 3 0 8 8

Record L T Sho 7 2 3 1 1 2 0 0 2 8 3 7 8 3 5

eventual Southern Conference Tournament champion, Western Carolina, falling 4-3 in penalty kicks.

Big Win

Elon goalkeepers Sydney Little and Lizz Johnson combined for one of Elon’s seven shutouts when the team earned a 1-0 victory over Atlantic Coast Conference foe Maryland. With eight saves and the lone goal off the foot of Molly Calpin in the 67th minute, Elon posted only its second win ever over current ACC opponents.

First-Year Success

The Phoenix saw major improvement under first-year head coach Chris Neal in 2008. The team’s record of 8-8-3 was the first .500 or better mark since the 1999 campaign. Elon also earned four conference wins and moved to seventh in the standings out of 12 teams.

2008 Team Statistics Overall: 8-8-3 SoCon: 4-6-1 Team Statistics Elon Opp Shot Statistics Goals-Shot attempts 20-178 27-206 Goals scored average 1.01 1.36 Shot pct. .112 .131 Shots on goal-Attempts 95-178 112-206 SOG pct. .534 .544 Shots/Game 9.4 10.8 Assists 20 31 Corner Kicks 63 97 Goals off corners 0 0 Penalty Kicks 2-2 0-0 Offsides 26 49 Penalties Yellow cards 3 4 Red cards 0 0 Attendance Total 1804 3500 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/226 9/389 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/45 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Elon 10 9 1 0 20 Opponents 12 14 1 0 27 Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Elon 85 81 4 8 178 Opponents 87 109 7 3 206 Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Elon 33 49 2 1 85 Opponents 38 34 1 2 75 Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Elon 28 33 1 1 63 Opponents 39 54 3 1 97 Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Elon 58 80 5 2 145 Opponents 103 111 6 8 228

2008 Results Date 08.29 08.31 09.03 09.07 09.12 09.14 09.19 09.26 09.28 10.03 10.05 10.10 10.12 10.17 10.19 10.23 10.26 10.30 11.02

Opponent Result at NC State L at Maryland W High Point T at Old Dominion L vs. Gardner-Webb1 W vs. Winthrop1 W UMBC W at Samford* L at Chattanooga* L Coll. of Charleston* T The Citadel* W Appalachian State* W at Western Carolina* L at Furman* L at Wofford* W Davidson* L Georgia Southern* W UNC Greensboro* L at Western Carolina2 T

Score 1- 5 1- 0 1- 1 (2ot) 0- 6 1- 0 1- 0 2- 0 0- 3 1- 2 1- 1 (2ot) 2- 0 3- 2 1- 2 (ot) 0- 1 1- 0 (ot) 0- 1 3- 0 0- 2 1- 1 (2ot)

1 - Carolinas Border Classic; Spartanburg, S.C. 2 - SoCon Championships 1st Round; Cullowhee, N.C. Asterisk (*) indicates SoCon match Bold indicates home match

The Southern Conference, which begins its 89th season of intercollegiate competition in 2009, is a national leader in emphasizing the development of the student-athlete and defining the league’s role in helping to build lifelong leaders and role models. Elon joined the league in 2003. The SoCon is the nation’s fifth-oldest NCAA Division I collegiate athletic association. Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Valley (1907), the Pacific 10 (1915) and the Southwestern Athletic (1920) conferences are older in terms of origination. The SoCon has also excelled as the premier Football Championship Subdivision league. Southern Conference member Appalachian State has won three of the last four Football Championship Subdivision national titles. The conference currently consists of 12 members in five states throughout the Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports and championships that produce participants for NCAA Division I Championships. Academic excellence has been a major part of the Southern Conference’s tradition. League athletes have been recognized countless times on ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America and all-district teams. A total of 19 Rhodes Scholarship winners have been selected from SoCon institutions. The SoCon office is located in the historic Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg, S.C. A textile mill that was in operation from 1880 until 1999, the Beaumont Mill was renovated in 2004 and today offers the SoCon a first-class meeting area and offices as well as a spacious library for storage of the conference’s historical documents. The SoCon was formed on February

25, 1921 at a meeting in Atlanta, Ga. as 14 institutions from the 30-member Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association (SIAA) reorganized as the Southern Conference. Those charter members included Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi State, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee. Athletic competition began in the fall of 1921. Today, the league continues to thrive with a membership that spans five states: Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. Current league members are Appalachian State, College of Charleston, Chattanooga, The Citadel, Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia Southern, UNC Greensboro, Samford, Western Carolina and Wofford. John Iamarino was officially named commissioner of the conference on January 2, 2006. Previously, Iamarino served as commissioner of the Northeast Conference where he promoted the conference through an ambitious agenda which improved competition, upgraded compliance-related matters and increased the marketing and brand awareness of the conference and its member institutions. The first SoCon championship was the league basketball tournament held in Atlanta in 1922. The North Carolina Tar Heels won the tournament to become the first recognized league champion in any sport. The Southern Conference Tournament remains the oldest of its kind in college basketball. The SoCon currently declares champions in 10 men’s sports - football, soccer, cross country, basketball, indoor track and field, outdoor track and field, wrestling, baseball, tennis and golf - and nine women’s sports - soccer, volleyball, cross country, basketball, indoor track and field, outdoor track & field, tennis, golf and softball.

2008 Final Southern Conference Standings Team W UNC Greensboro 10 Western Carolina 9 Samford 8 Davidson 8 College of Charleston 5 Elon 4 Appalachian State 3 Wofford 2 Georgia Southern 2 Chattanooga 2 Citadel 1

Conference L T 0 1 2 0 1 2 3 0 4 2 6 1 7 1 7 2 8 1 9 0 10 0

Pct. .955 .818 .818 .727 .545 .409 .318 .273 .227 .182 .091

W 16 13 9 10 12 8 7 3 4 5 3

Overall L T 4 3 8 2 9 2 6 3 5 3 8 3 10 2 11 5 11 3 14 1 14 1

Pct. .761 .609 .500 .605 .675 .500 .421 .289 .306 .275 .194

SoCon Champions Regular Season 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Davidson Furman Davidson UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro Furman Furman UNCG, Furman, W. Carolina Furman Furman UNC Greensboro Davidson UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro

Tournament

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Davidson Davidson Davidson UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro Furman UNC Greensboro UNC Greensboro Furman UNC Greensboro Furman Western Carolina UNC Greensboro Furman Western Carolina

Current Members School Appalachian State The Citadel Col. of Charelston Davidson Elon Furman Georgia Southern UNC Greensboro Samford Chattanooga Western Carolina Wofford

Location Boone, N.C. Charleston, S.C. Charleston, S.C. Davidson, N.C. Elon, N.C. Greenville, S.C. Statesboro, Ga. Greensboro, N.C. Birmingham, Ala. Chattanooga, Tenn. Cullowhee, N.C. Spartanburg, S.C.

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1986

09.14 09.20 09.21 09.28 10.02 10.04 10.05 10.13 10.18 10.26 11.07 11.14 11.15

10-3 • Steve Ballard at North Carolina L 0- 7 Randolph-Macon+ W 1- 0 at #12 Methodist+ W 3- 1 at N.C. Wesleyan W 3- 0 Warren Wilson W 8- 0 Mercer L (ot) 1- 2 Sweet Briar W 3- 0 Hollins W 1- 0 UNC Asheville W 7- 0 Guilford W 4- 0 #3 Erskine@ W 1- 0 Keuka, NY@ W 1- 0 #2 Berry college@ L 0- 2

+ Methodist Invitational; Fayetteville, N.C. @ NAIA Regionals; Elon, N.C.

10-9 • Steve Ballard NAIA Area Champions Warren Wilson W 5- 0 UNC Asheville W 7- 0 Virginia L 1- 2 at Radford L 0- 2 at Guilford W 2- 0 at North Carolina L 0- 4 at UNC Asheville W 9- 0 Rutgers L 0- 3 George Wasington L(ot) 2- 3 George Mason L 0- 2 N.C. Wesleyan W 4- 0 at Berry L 1- 2 Erskine L 0- 2 Coker W 6- 0 Virginia Wesleyan W 4- 0 Guilford W 6- 0 Guilford& W 7- 0 Green Mountain@ L 0- 3 Geneva, (Pa.)@ W 7- 0

& NAIA Area Championship; Elon, N.C. @ NAIA Eastern Regional; Rome, Ga.

1988

14-6 • Steve Ballard NAIA Sectional Champions 09.03 Warren Willson W 7- 0 09.04 Alabama W 4- 2 09.08 Berry L 3- 4 09.11 Maryland W(ot) 2- 0 09.15 at Duke L 0- 1 09.18 Virginia Wesleyan W 3- 0 09.22 Radford L 0- 4 09.26 Coker W 4- 0 10.02 Louisville W 6- 0 10.06 at St. Andrews W 7- 0 10.09 at N.C. Wesleyan W 2- 1 10.12 at Warren Wlson W 7- 0 10.15 Erskine W 2- 1 10.22 Boca Raton L 0- 1 10.27 at Guilford W 3- 1 10.29 at UNC Greensboro L 1- 5 Guilford@ W 7- 0 Erskine@ W 1- 0 11.11 Green Mountain% L 2- 4 11.12 Geneva% W(ot) 2- 1 @ NAIA Sectional; Elon, N.C. % NAIA Eastern Regional; Elon, N.C.

1989

10-9 • Rob Brewer NAIA District Champions 09.03 Boca Raton L 09.10 at Berry L at #2 NC State L at Radford L 09.25 at Methodist L

St. Andrews W #5 UNC Greensboro L at Erskine L Davidson W at #1 North Carolina L at Coker W Liberty W Lynchburg W N.C. Wesleyan W Presbyterian W St. Andrews@ W Coker@ W Berry% L at Green Mountain% W

1- 0 1- 4 0- 4 7- 0 0- 3 2- 0 9- 1 7- 0 3- 0 7- 0 6- 0 2- 1 0- 3 3- 2

@ NAIA District Playoffs; Elon College, N.C. % NAIA Eastern Regional; Poultney, Vt.

1990

1987

09.10 09.12 09.12 09.20 09.26 11.04 11.07 10.10 10.11 10.12 10.14 10.19 10.21 10.31 11.05 11.08

09.28 10.12 10.14 10.17 10.20 10.25 10.27 11.01 11.02 11.10 11.11

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

12-4-1 • 5-0 NAIA • Rob Brewer NAIA District Champions 09.08 #1 North Carolina L 0- 4 09.12 at NC Wesleyan W 6- 0 09.14 Presbyterian W 4- 0 09.18 Methodist W 1- 0 09.22 Erskine W 2- 0 09.26 at St. Andrews W 5- 2 09.29 at Lenoir-Rhyne W 7- 1 10.02 NC State L 0- 3 10.06 Gardner-Webb W 11- 0 10.09 at Catawba W 6- 0 10.14 at Lynchburg W 4- 0 10.20 Univ. of the South W 4- 0 10.21 #3 Berry College T(ot) 0- 0 10.28 at #2 UNC Greensboro L 0- 2 10.30 Lenoir-Rhyne# W 10- 0 11.02 St. Andrews# W 4- 0 11.09 Berry% L 0- 4 # NAIA District 26 Playoffs % NAIA South Regional

1991

15-4 • 6-0 SAC • Rob Brewwer SAC Regular Season & Tournament Champions 09.10 Davidson W 4- 0 09.13 Lynchburg W 5- 0 09.16 UNC Greensboro L 0- 1 09.19 at NC State L 1- 3 09.23 Greensboro W 2- 0 09.26 St. Andrews W 4- 1 09.28 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 6- 0 10.05 at Gardner-Webb W 6- 0 10.08 at Methodist L 0- 1 10.12 Carson-Newman* W 8- 0 10.15 Catawba* W 3- 1 10.18 at Presbyterian W 2- 0 10.21 Coker W 8- 0 10.23 at Wingate* W 8- 0 10.25 at Erskine W 3- 0 11.01 Presbyterian# W 6- 1 11.02 Lenoir-Rhyne# W 6- 0 11.05 Lenoir-Rhyne@ W 3- 0 11.08 St. Andrews@ L 1- 3

09.19 09.21 09.26 09.29 09.30 10.08 10.10 10.13 10.17 10.20 10.22 10.25 10.27 10.30 10.31 11.06 11.09 11.13 11.14 11.23 11.24

Berry L 0- 3 at St. Andrews W 3- 2 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0- 2 at Coker W 1- 0 Mars Hill* W 8- 0 Presbyterian* W(ot) 4- 2 at Carson-Newman* W 3- 0 at Davidson L 1- 2 at Catawba* W 4- 0 Wingate* W 6- 0 Methodist W 4- 1 UNC Asheville W 7- 0 Mars Hill@ W 8- 0 Lenoir-Rhyne# W(ot) 2- 0 Presbyterian# W 3- 0 Lees-McRae% W 2- 1 Coker% W 2- 1 at William Carey$ W(ot) 2- 1 Lynn$ W 3- 1 at Pacific Lutheran+ L 0- 2 Georgian Court+ W(ot) 2- 1

@ SAC Tournament 1st Round; Elon, N.C. # SAC Tournament; Salisbury, N.C. % NAIA District 26 Playoff; Elon, N.C. $ NAIA South Regional Playoffs; Gulfport, Miss. + NAIA National Tournament; Tacoma, Wash.

1993

12-5-1 • 6-1 SAC • Rob Brewer SAC Champions 09.04 Erskine W 8- 0 09.07 at NC State L 1- 5 09.13 at Queens W 3- 0 09.15 Davidson L 3- 4 09.18 at Mars Hill* W 5- 0 09.25 Lenoir-Rhyne* L 0- 2 09.28 at Campbell W(ot) 3- 2 10.02 at Gardner-Webb* W 4- 1 10.05 at Methodist L 0- 3 10.08 St. Andrews W 6- 0 10.09 Carson-Newman* W 5- 1 10.12 Catawba* W 2- 1 10.17 NE Missouri State W 1- 0 10.20 at Wingate* W 8- 0 10.23 at Presbyterian* W 3- 1 10.26 Mars Hill# W 5- 1 10.30 Lenoir-Rhyne@ T!(ot) 3- 3 10.31 Catawba@ L(ot) 2- 3 # SAC Tournament 1st Round; Elon, N.C. @ South Atlantic Conference Tournament ! Elon advances in 5-4 shootout

1994

11-3-2 • 5-2 SAC • Laura Mussulman 09.03 Aldelphi T 3- 3 09.04 Bloomsburg T 1- 1 09.10 Queens W 2- 0 09.17 Mars Hill* W 6- 0 09.19 High Point W 2- 0 09.24 at Lenoir-Rhyne* W 2- 1 09.28 Longwood W 5- 1 10.06 Wingate* W 4- 0 10.08 at Carson-Newman* W 5- 3 10.12 at Catawba* L 0- 1 10.15 Presbyterian* L 0- 2 10.18 Gardner-Webb* W 2- 1 10.20 at St. Andrews W 5- 1 10.22 at Barton W 8- 0 10.25 Carson-Newman@ W 3- 0 10.29 Catawba@ L 1- 2 @ SAC Tournament; Elon, N.C.

1995

15-4 • 7-0 SAC • Paul Webster SAC Champions 09.02 at Liberty L 0- 2 09.07 Greensboro W 1- 0 09.09 St. Andrews W 7- 0 09.11 at High Point W 1- 0 09.13 at Wingate* W 5- 1 09.16 Methodist+ W 1- 0 09.17 at N.C. Wesleyan+ W 3- 0 09.22 at Presbyterian* W 4- 0 09.24 Barton W 7- 0 09.30 at Mars Hill* W 3- 0 10.07 Lenoir-Rhyne* W 3- 1 10.09 Gardner-Webb* W 3- 0 10.13 at Barry L 0- 2 10.14 at Lynn L 1- 9 10.18 Catawba* W 2- 1 10.21 Carson-Newman* W 4- 0 10.24 Wingate& W(4ot) 2- 1 10.28 at Lenoir-Rhyne@ W 3- 2 10.29 Presbyterian@ L 0- 1 + NC Wesleyan Tournament; Rocky Mount, N.C. & SAC Tournament 1st Round; Elon, N.C. @ SAC Tournament, Hickory, N.C.

1996

12-5-2 • 6-0-1 SAC • Paul Webster SAC Champions 08.31 Longwood W 4- 0 09.04 at Queens L 1- 2 09.10 High Point W 3- 0 09.14 at Carson-Newman* W 2- 0 09.18 Wingate* W 3- 0

# SAF Tournament; Salisbury, N.C. @ NAIA District 26 Playoffs; Elon, N.C.

1992

19-6 • SAC: 6-1 • Rob Brewer NAIA South Region Champions NAIA District Champions SAC Regular Season Champions SAC Tournament Champions 09.06 Gardner-Webb* W 5- 1 09.09 North Carolina L 0- 6 09.13 at Lynchburg W 6- 0 09.16 at UNC Greensboro L 0- 3

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The 1992 team won 19 games, earned the SAC regular-season and tournament crowns and was the NAIA region and district champions.

09.21 09.22 09.26 09.28 10.02 10.05 10.12 10.14 10.19 10.22 10.25 10.29 11.02 11.03

Barry Lynn Greensboro Liberty at Lenoir-Rhyne* Presbyterian* at North Florida at Francis Marion at Gardner-Webb* at Catawba* Mars Hill* Gardner-Webb& at Wingate@ Presbyterian@

L(2ot) 1- 3 L 0- 4 W 8- 0 W 4- 0 W 2- 1 T(ot) 0- 0 T(ot) 1- 1 L 0- 2 W 1- 0 W 3- 0 W 2- 0 W(ot) 3- 2 W 1- 0 L 0- 1

08.29 09.01 09.05 09.06 09.13 09.17 09.20 09. 29 10.02 10.05 10.08 10.15 10.21 10.25 10.29 11.02

4-11-1 • Paul Webster at Campbell L 1- 2 at Liberty W 1- 0 Charleston So.+ L 1- 2 at Furman+ L(ot) 1- 2 North Florida L 2- 3 Queens W 3- 2 St. Anselm L 0- 2 at UMBC L 0- 4 Catawba W 4- 1 Florida State L 0- 3 UNC Asheville L(ot) 0- 1 at Radford L 0- 1 at High Point W 3- 0 Francis Marion T(ot) 1- 1 at Wake Forest L 1- 3 at East Carolina L 0- 2

09.01 09.05 09.06 09.09 09.17 09.19 09.23 09.27 09.30 10.03 10.06 10.10 10.15 10.17 10.25 10.29 11.01

7-8-2 • Paul Webster Campbell W 4- 0 at Mt. St. Mary’s T(ot) 1- 1 at Howard W 5- 1 East Carolina L(ot) 2- 3 Furman L 0- 2 Liberty W 1- 0 at Appalachian St. L 2- 5 Stetson W 3- 2 Radford L 4- 6 at High Point W 2- 0 at #23 Catawba T(ot) 0- 0 Charleston So. W 2- 1 Davidson W 1- 0 at UNC Asheville L(ot) 1-2 at South Alabama L 1- 3 at UNC Wilmington L 0- 3 at Georgia L 2- 6

& SAC Tournament 1st Round; Elon, N.C. @ SAC Tournament; Wingate, N.C.

1997

+ Umbro Kickoff Classic, Greenville, S.C.

1998

1999

10-8-2 • 4-2-0 Big South • Paul Webster Big South Tournament Champions 08.27 at East Carolina L 1- 3 08.29 UNC Wilmington L 0- 1 09.01 at Charlotte L 0- 5 09.05 Mt. St. Mary’s W 2- 0 09.13 CofC L 0- 2 09.18 at Liberty* W 1- 0 09.23 at Davidson L 0- 3 09.25 UNC Asheville* W 2- 0 09.28 High Point* W 2- 1 10.02 at Campbell W 1- 0 10.06 Catawba W 1- 0 10.09 at Charleston So.* L 1- 2 10.11 at Stetson W 3- 0 10.16 Howard* W 2- 1 10.23 at Radford* L 0- 1 10.24 Appalachian St. W 1- 0 11.04 UNC Asheville$ T! 0- 0

11.05 High Point$ 11.06 at Liberty$ 11.10 at #22 Duke^

T# 0- 0 W(ot) 3- 2 L 1- 3

$ Big South Tournament; Lynchburg, Va. ! Elon advances in 5-4 shootout # Elon advances in 4-3 shootout ^ NCAA Tournament; Durham, N.C.

2000

8-11-0 • 5-1-0 Big South • Paul Webster 08.27 at Georgia L 0- 5 08.30 Charlotte L 0- 2 09.02 Davidson L 0- 1 09.05 East Carolina L 2- 4 09.10 at UNC Wilmington L 1- 2 09.13 at Appalachian St. L(2ot) 2- 3 09.15 at Furman# L 0- 5 09.16 Georgia Southern# L 0- 3 09.20 at High Point* W 2- 0 09.22 Radford* W 3- 0 09.27 Campbell W(2ot) 2- 1 10.03 at N.C. State L 0- 1 10.07 at UNC Asheville* W 1- 0 10.10 at CofC W 2- 0 10.14 Charleston So.* W 3- 1 10.18 at Coastal Carolina* W 1- 0 10.21 Liberty* L(ot) 1- 2 10.27 at Radford^ W 2- 1 10.28 Liberty^ L 0- 2 # Umbro Challenge; Greenville, S.C. ^ Big South Tournament; Radford, Va.

2001

8-9-1 • 5-1-0 Big South • Paul Webster 08.31 UNC Wilmington L 0- 2 09.03 at East Carolina L 1- 3 09.07 at Rider L(2ot) 1- 2 09.09 at Georgetown L 0- 3 09.18 at Wofford W 1- 0 09.23 at Davidson L 0- 1 09.29 at Charleston So.* W(ot) 2- 1 10.03 N.C. State L 1- 2 10.06 UNC Asheville* W 4- 0 10.10 High Point* W 1- 0 10.13 at Radford* W 1- 0 10.20 at Liberty* L 0- 3 10.22 Birmingham-So. L 1- 2 10.28 Jacksonville W 2- 1 10.31 Gardner-Webb W 2- 0 11.03 Coastal Carolina* W 4- 0 11.09 Coastal Carolina^ T!(2ot) 1- 1 11.10 Liberty^ L 0- 2 ^ Big South Tournament; Charleston, S.C. ! Elon advances in 4-3 shootout

2002

6-10-1 • 2-3-1 Big South • Paul Webster 08.30 Rider W 5- 2 09.03 Wake Forest L 0- 5 09.10 at UNC Wilmington L 0- 3 09.13 at Jacksonville L 1- 2 09.15 South Florida^ L 2- 3 09.20 Radford* L 1- 2 09.22 Georgetown L 0- 4 09.28 at Birmingham-So. W 2- 1 10.01 Wofford L 0- 1 10.05 at UNC Asheville* W 2- 1 10.09 Davidson W(2ot) 1- 0 10.14 Charleston So.* L 0- 1 10.19 at Coastal Carolina* W 3- 0 10.23 at High Point* T(2ot) 2- 2 10.26 Liberty* L 0- 2 11.02 East Carolina W 2- 1 11.07 UNC Asheville^ T!(2ot) 1- 1 ^ Big South Tournament; Charleston, S.C. ! UNC Asheville advances in 4-3 shootout

2003

4-14-0 • 3-8-0 SoCon • Paul Webster 08.30 Longwood L 1- 2 09.02 Coastal Carolina L 0- 2 09.05 Wright State# L 0- 1 09.06 at Kent State# L 1- 2 09.12 W. Carolina* L 0- 4 09.14 High Point W 2- 0 09.17 at Appalachian St.* L 0- 4 09.21 UNC Wilmington L 1- 4 09.27 at The Citadel* W 3- 0 10.03 Wofford* L 0- 1 10.05 at East Carolina L 0- 2 10.09 at Davidson* W 4- 0 10.13 at UNC Greensboro* L 0- 1 10.17 at CofC* L 1- 4 10.21 Furman* L 0- 3 10.24 at East Tennessee St.* L 1- 3 10.31 Chattanooga* L 1- 7 11.02 Georgia Southern* W(ot) 2-1 # Kent State Tournament - Kent, Ohio

2004

5-12-1 • 4-6-1 SoCon • Matt Clark 08.27 at Longwood W(2ot) 2- 1 08.29 at #15 Duke L 0- 5 09.01 at UNC Wilmington L 0- 1 09.05 NC State L 1- 2 09.09 at High Point L(2ot)1- 2 09.11 at Campbell L (2ot)1- 2 09.22 Davidson* L 0- 1 09.26 at Wofford* L 1- 3 10.01 at W. Carolina* T 3- 3 10.07 UNC Greensboro* L 1- 2 10.10 CofC* L 0- 2 10.15 at Furman* L 0- 1 10.17 East Tennessee State* W 1- 0 10.21 The Citadel* W 6- 1 10.24 at Chattanooga* W 1- 0 10.28 at Georgia Southern* W 3- 0 10.31 Appalachian St.* L 0- 1 11.04 Furman^ L 0- 7 ^ SoCon Tournament; Greensboro, N.C.

2005

5-11-3 • 3-6-1 SoCon • Chris Webb 08.26 at Coastal Carolina L 0- 1 09.02 Delaware# T(2ot) 1- 1 09.04 Liberty# T (2ot) 1- 1 09.09 Oregon L 0- 2 09.11 at Delaware State W 7- 0 09.14 Longwood W 2- 1 09.18 UNC Wilmington L(ot) 0- 1 09.20 at Old Dominion L 0- 2 09.25 W. Carolina* L 0- 2 09.29 at Davidson* L 0- 1 10.02 at UNC Greensboro* L 0- 3 10.06 at CofC* L 3- 4 10.10 Furman* L 0- 3 10.16 Chattanooga* L 1- 2 10.21 at The Citadel* W(ot) 3- 2 10.23 Georgia Southern* W 5- 1 10.28 at Appalachian St.* W(2ot) 2- 1 10.30 Wofford* T(2ot) 0- 0 11.03 Davidson^ L 0- 2

# Summitt Hospitality Invite; Raleigh, N.C. ^ SoCon Tournament; Greenville, S.C.

2006

6-11-2 • 3-5-2 SoCon • Chris Webb 08.25 Campbell W 2- 0 08.27 Old Dominion L 0- 4 08.30 at UNC Wilmington L 0- 2 09.03 at NC State L 0- 4 09.07 Coastal Carolina W 2- 0 09.10 High Point W 2- 1 09.15 at Jacksonville# L 2- 3

09.17 09.24 09.29 10.01 10.08 10.13 10.15 10.19 10.22 10.26 10.29 10.31

Stetson# L(2ot) 0- 1 UNC Greensboro* L 0- 1 CofC* L 0- 2 at Furman* T(2ot) 0- 2 at Chattanooga* W 3- 2 The Citadel* W 3- 0 at Georgia Southern* L 0- 1 Appalachian St.* L 1- 2 at Wofford* W 1- 0 Davidson* L 0- 2 at W. Carolina* T(2ot) 0- 0 at UNC Greensboro^ L 0- 4

# Kick Out Cancer Tournament; Jacksonville, Fla. ^ SoCon Tournament 1st Round; Greensboro, N.C.

2007

5-12-2 • 3-6-1 SoCon • Chris Webb 08.31 Central Michigan L 0- 4 09.02 at UMBC W(ot) 2- 1 09.06 at High Point^ T (2ot) 2- 2 09.08 Campbell^ W (ot) 2- 1 09.13 at Duke L 0- 6 09.16 at Virginia Tech L 0- 3 09.21 NC State L (ot) 0- 1 09.23 at Kennesaw State L 0- 1 09.28 at CofC* L 0- 2 09.30 Furman* L 3- 4 10.07 Chattanooga* W 7- 1 10.12 at The Citadel* W 2- 0 10.14 Georgia Southern* W 1- 0 10.18 at Appalachian St.* L 0- 1 10.21 Wofford* L 1- 2 10.25 at Davidson* L 0- 2 10.28 W. Carolina* T (2ot) 0- 0 11.01 at UNC Greensboro* L 0- 3 11.04 at UNC Greensboro! L 0- 1

^ High Point Invitational; High Point, N.C. ! SoCon Tournament 1st Round; Greensboro, N.C.

2008

8-8-3 • 4-6-1 SoCon • Chris Neal 08.29 at NC State L 1- 5 08.31 at Maryland W 1- 0 09.03 High Point T (2ot) 1- 1 09.07 at Old Dominion L 0- 6 09.12 vs. Gardner-Webb^ W 1- 0 09.14 vs. Winthrop^ W 1- 0 09.19 UMBC W 2- 0 09.26 at Samford* L 0- 3 09.28 at Chattanooga* L 1- 2 10.03 CofC* T (2ot) 1- 1 10.05 The Citadel* W 2- 0 10.10 Appalachian St.* W 3- 2 10.12 at W. Carolina* L (ot) 1- 2 10.17 at Furman* L 0- 1 10.19 at Wofford* W (ot) 1- 0 10.23 Davidson* L 0- 1 10.26 Georgia Southern* W 3- 0 10.30 UNC Greensboro* L 0- 2 11.02 at W. Carolina$ T! (2ot) 1- 1 ^ Carolinas Border Classic; Spartanburg, S.C. $ SoCon Tournament 1st Round; Cullowhee, N.C. ! W. Carolina advances in 4-3 shootout Asterisk (*) indicates conference match

2009 Phoenix Women’s Soccer

All-Time Series Records Opponent Adelphi Alabama Appalachian State Barry (Fla.) Barton Berry (Ga.) Birmingham-Southern Bloomsburg Campbell Carson-Newman Catawba Central Michigan Charleston Southern Charlotte Chattanooga Citadel, The Coastal Carolina College of Charleston Coker Davidson Delaware Delaware State Duke East Carolina East Tennessee State Erskine Florida State Francis Marion Furman Gardner-Webb Geneva (Pa.) George Mason

W 0 1 3 0 2 0 1 0 6 7 8 0 3 0 3 6 4 1 7 5 0 1 0 1 1 6 0 0 0 10 2 0

L 0 0 6 2 0 7 1 0 2 0 3 1 3 2 3 0 2 6 0 11 0 0 4 6 1 2 1 1 9 0 0 1

T 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0

Opponent George Washington Georgetown Georgia Georgia Southern Georgian Court Green Mountain Greensboro College Guilford High Point Hollins Howard Jacksonville Kennesaw State Kent State Keuka (N.Y.) Lees-McRae Lenoir-Rhyne Liberty Longwood Louisville Lynchburg Lynn Mars Hill Maryland UMBC Mercer Methodist Mount St. Mary’s (Md.) North Carolina UNC Asheville UNC Greensboro North Carolina State

W 0 0 0 5 1 1 3 6 11 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 9 6 4 1 4 1 7 2 2 0 4 1 0 9 0 0

L 1 2 2 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 6 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 1 3 0 5 3 13 10

T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0

Opponent N.C. Wesleyan UNC Wilmington North Florida NE Missouri State Old Dominion Oregon Pacific Lutheran Presbyterian Queens (N.C.) Radford Randolph-Macon Rider Rutgers St. Andrews St. Anslem Samford South Alabama South Florida South, University of the Stetson Sweet Briar Virginia Virginia Tech Virginia Wesleyan Wake Forest Warren Wilson Western Carolina William Carey Wingate Winthrop Wofford Wright State

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1999 Women’s Soccer — Elon’s First-Ever NCAA Division I Tournament Participant

Overall Record: 10-8-2 • Big South Record: 4-2-0

The 2009 season marks the 10th anniversary of the 1999 Elon women’s soccer team that won the Big South Conference Tournament crown and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. In Elon’s first year of NCAA Division I play, the women’s soccer squad earned the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA College Cup by defeating Liberty, 3-2, in overtime of the Big South title game. Elon scored two first half goals before Liberty responded with two of its own to send the match to extra minutes. Marissa Venuti’s breakaway goal, her third strike of the contest, won the game for the Phoenix in the 103rd minute of play. Elon’s Erin Morse was honored as the Big South Tournament MVP and she joined Lauren Haas, Erin Lautermilch and Venuti on the league’s all-tournament team. The Phoenix went on to face the 22nd-ranked Duke Blue Devils in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Elon scored first on Patricia Clark’s goal at the 20:56 mark of the first period. Venuti was credited with the assist. Duke quickly responded, scoring consecutive goals just four minutes after Elon’s score. The Devils would advance to the second round of the tournament with a final score of 3-1.

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Career Records

Team & Ind. Records Team Season Victories 19 in 1992 Winning Percentage .789 in 1991 and 1995 Consecutive Victories 11 in 1992 and 1995 Most Shots 513 in 1992 Most Goals Scored 76 in 1992 Most Shutouts 12 in 1991 Team Game Goals Scored 11 vs. Gardner-Webb, 10.06.90 Goals Allowed 9 at Lynn, 10.14.95 Quickest Consecutive Goals Scored 0:12 vs. North Carolina Wesleyan, 10.14.87 Individual Game Goals 5, Kam Radford at Barton, 10-22-94 Assists 4, Cody Skinner vs. UNCA, 10.07.87 4, Jane Skidmore at Barton, 10.22.94 Points 10, Kam Radford at Barton, 10.22.94 Saves 43, Kris Porter vs. UNC, 10.04.87

Chris Greenspan

Jane Skidmore

Games Played (Field players) 1. Jane Skidmore 1990-1993 78 Shannon Currin 1991-1994 78 Nancy Hogan 1991-1994 78 Stephanie Shafer 1991-1994 78 5. Katie McGrath 1990-1993 77 Traci Parker 1991-1995 77 7. Molly Page 1992-1995 76 8. Gina Nicoletti 1987-1990 75 Tara Houston 1987-1990 75 Chris Greenspan 1988-1991 75 Kelly Carrigan 1989-1992 75 Ginger Staulcup 1992-1995 75 Games Started (FP: Statistic kept since 1992) 1. Mackenzie Sisson 1998-2001 73 2. Erin Morse 1997-2000 72 3. Micheala Daly 1995-1998 67 Margi Burkhart 1996-1999 67 5. Ingrid DeCuyper 1994-1997 66 Jessica Mills 1999-2002 66 7. Marissa Venuti 1998-2001 63 8. Erin Lautermilch 1998-2001 61 9. Shannon Currin 1991-1994 59 10. Kate Schabo 2000-2003 58 Goals 1. Kam Radford 1991-1995 59 2. Chris Greenspan 1988-1991 54 3. Shannon Currin 1991-1994 50 4. Gina Nicoletti 1987-1990 36 5. Amy Williamson 1992-1993 35 6. Tara Houston 1987-1990 32 7. Terry Makers 1986-1989 31 8. Jane Skidmore 1990-1993 29 9. Mackenzie Sisson 1998-2001 24 10. Marissa Venuti 1998-2001 20 Assists 1. Chris Greensan 1988-1991 42 2. Shannon Currin 1991-1994 41 3. Jane Skidmore 1990-1993 33 4. Terry Makers 1986-1989 31 5. Erin Morse 1997-2000 21 6. Kam Radford 1991-1995 19 Jessica Mills 1999-2002 19 8. Christine Pedalino 1986-1989 18 Traci Parker 1991-1995 18 10. Gina Nicoletti 1987-1990 17 Micheala Daly 1995-1998 17 Emily Matesic 1995-1998 17 Points 1. Chris Greenspan 1988-1991 150 2. Shannon Currin 1991-1994 141 3. Kam Radford 1991-1995 137 4. Terry Makers 1986-1989 93 5. Jane Skidmore 1990-1993 91 6. Gina Nicoletti 1987-1990 89 7. Amy Williamson 1992-1993 81 8. Tara Houston 1987-1990 76 9. Erin Morse 1997-2000 59 10. Marissa Venuti 1998-2001 55 Mackenzie Sisson 1998-2001 55 Games Played (Goalkeepers) 1. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 67 2. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 65 3. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 63 4. Megan Millar 1996-1999 62 5. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 61 6. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 49

7. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 41 8. Heather Kline 1988-1991 36 9. Kris Porter 1986-1987 31 10. T.J. Leverington 1987-1989 25 Games Started (GK: Statistic kept Since 1992) 1. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 65 2. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 53 3. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 41 4. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 40 5. Megan Millar 1996-1999 38 Saves 1. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 361 2. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 336 3. Kris Porter 1986-1987 250 4. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 235 5. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 202 6. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 194 7. Megan Millar 1996-1999 146 8. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 141 9. Heather Kline 1988-1991 131 10. T.J. Leverington 1987-1989 76 Save Percentage (Min. of 50 SOG faced) 1. T.J. Leverington 1987-1989 88.4 2. Kris Porter 1986-1987 88.0 3. Heather Kline 1988-1991 84.5 4. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 81.0 5. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 80.2 6. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 79.2 7. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 77.9 8. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 76.2 9. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 75.9 10. Sydney Little 2008-present 75.0 GAA (Min. of 25 games played) 1. Heather Kline 1988-1991 0.89 2. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 0.91 3. T.J. Leverington 1987-1989 0.99 4. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 1.13 5. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 1.42 6. Lizz Johnson 2005-1908 1.51 7. Megan Millar 1996-1999 1.59 8. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 1.72 9. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 1.79 Shutouts 1. Heather Kline 1988-1991 20 2. Kris Porter 1986-1987 18 3. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 17.5 4. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 17 5. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 14 6. Megan Millar 1996-1999 12 Kara Zagol 2001-2004 12 8. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 11 9. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 10 10. Lisa Ciaravella 1994-1995 7.5 Minutes Played (Statistic kept since 1988) 1. Kara Zagol 2001-2004 5,689 2. Lizz Johnson 2005-2008 5,235 3. Tracy Shuford 1990-1993 4,635 4. Sommer Cork 1997-2000 4,049 5. Megan Millar 1996-1999 3,462 6. Kristin Facella 1994-1996 3,262 7. Lauren Ounjian 1988-1990 2,882 8. Heather Kline 1988-1991 2,423 9. T.J. Leverington 1987-1989 908 10. Lisa Ciaravella 1994-1995 796

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Single-Season Records Games Played (Field players) 1. Kelly Carrigan 1992 Shannon Currin 1992 Elizabeth McDuffie 1992 Nancy Hogan 1992 Stephanie Shafer 1992 Amy Williamson 1992 Molly Page 1992 Jennifer Eaton 1992 Ginger Staulcup 1992 10. Jane Skidmore 1992 Katie McGrath 1992 Kia Chapman 1992 Tracy Parker 1992 Games Started (Statistic kept since 1992) 1. Kelly Carrigan 1992 Shannon Currin 1992 Elizabeth McDuffie 1992 4. Katie McGrath 1992 Amy Williamson 1992 6. Jane Skidmore 1992 7. Stephanie Shafer 1992 8. Margi Burkhart 1999 Erin Morse 1999 Erin Lautermilch 1999 Goals 1. Kam Radford 1991 2. Chris Greenspan 1991 Shannon Currin 1992 Amy Williamson 1993 5. Kam Radford 1994 6. Terry Makers 1988 Amy Williamson 1992 8. Chris Greenspan 1989 Tara Houston 1990 10. Kam Radford 1995 Assists 1. Jane Skidmore 1991 2. Chris Greenspan 1990 3. Terry Makers 1988 Chris Greenspan 1991 Shannon Currin 1992 Shannon Currin 1993 7. Terry Makers 1987 8. Shannon Currin 1991 9. Chris Greenspan 1988 Chris Greenspan 1989 Amy Williamson 1992 Emily Matesic 1996 Points 1. Chris Greenspan 1991 Shannon Currin 1992 3. Kam Radford 1991 4. Terry Makers 1988 5. Kam Radford 1994 6. Amy Williamson 1993 7. Amy Williamson 1992 8. Chris Greenspan 1989 9. Chris Greenspan 1990 10. Tara Houston 1990 Games Played (Goalkeepers) 1. Tracy Shuford 1992 2. Sommer Cork 1999 3. Kris Porter 1987 Heather Kline 1991 Sommer Cork 2000 6. Lauren Ounjian 1989 Tracy Shuford 1993 Kristin Facella 1995 Kara Zagol 2001 Kara Zagol 2003

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Games Started (GK: Statistic kept since 1992) 1. Tracy Shuford 1992 25 2. Sommer Cork 2000 19 3. Tracy Shuford 1993 18 Kara Zagol 2001 18 5. Megan Millar 1998 17 Kara Zagol 2003 17 Kara Zagol 2004 17 Lizz Johnson 2006 17 Lizz Johnson 2007 17 10. Sommer Cork 1999 16 Lizz Johnson 2005 16 Saves 1. Kris Porter 1987 140 2. Lizz Johnson 2007 128 3. Tracy Shuford 1992 126 4. Kara Zagol 2001 112 5. Kris Porter 1986 110 Lauren Ounjian 1988 110 7. Kara Zagol 2003 106 8. Tracy Shuford 1993 96 9. Lizz Johnson 2005 94 10. Lizz Johnson 2006 85 Save Percentage (Min. of 50 SOG faced) 1. Kris Porter 1986 90.9 2. Kristin Facella 1996 86.7 3. Lauren Ounjian 1988 86.6 4. Kris Porter 1987 85.9 5. Sommer Cork 1999 84.8 6. Heather Kline 1991 84.6 7. Heather Kline 1990 84.4 8. Kara Zagol 2001 83.0 9. Kristin Facella 1995 81.6 10. Tracy Shuford 1992 81.3 GAA (Min. of 15 GP; Statistic kept since 1988) 1. Tracy Shuford 1991 0.38 2. Kristin Facella 1996 0.55 3. Megan Millar 1996 0.64 4. Sommer Cork 1999 0.72 5. Heather Kline 1991 0.74 6. Heather Kline 1990 1.05 7. Kristin Facella 1995 1.09 8. Tracy Shuford 1992 1.10 9. Lauren Ounjian 1988 1.15 10. Sydney Little 2008 1.22 Shutouts 1. Kris Porter 1987 10 Heather Kline 1990 10 Heather Kline 1991 10 Tracy Shuford 1992 10 5. Kris Porter 1986 8 Lauren Ounjian 1988 8 7. Kristin Facella 1996 7 8. Lauren Ounjian 1989 6 Tracy Shuford 1993 6 Kristin Facella 1995 6 Kara Zagol 2001 6 Minutes Played (Statistic kept since 1988) 1. Tracy Shuford 1992 2,365 2. Sommer Cork 2000 1,724 3. Tracy Shuford 1993 1,710 4. Kara Zagol 2001 1,673 5. Lizz Johnson 2007 1,640 6. Lizz Johnson 2006 1,546 7. Lizz Johnson 2005 1,523 8. Kara Zagol 2004 1,508 9. Kara Zagol 2003 1,427 10. Lauren Ounjian 1988 1,335

Kam Radford

Nancy Hogan

Elizabeth McDuffie

All-Conference South Atlantic Conference 1990 Kelly Gonteski 2nd team Chris Greenspan 1st team Tara Houston 2nd team Heather Kline 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Gina Nicoletti 1st team Jane Skidmore 1st team 1991 Chris Greenspan 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Jane Skidmore 1st team Shannon Currin 1st team Kam Radford 1st team Heather Kline 2nd team 1992 Shannon Currin 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Tracy Shuford 1st team Jane Skidmore 1st team Amy Williamson 1st team 1993 Amy Williamson 1st team Shannon Currin 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Kam Radford 2nd team Jane Skidmore 1st team 1994 Kam Radford 1st team Shannon Currin 1st team Amy Grimes 2nd team 1995 Kristin Facella 1st team Melanie Piazza 2nd team Kam Radford 1st team Stephanie Sorrells 1st team Ginger Staulcup 1st team 1996 Patricia Clark 1st team Ingrid DeCuyper 1st team Jennifer Jung 2nd team Stacey Kehne 2nd team Christina Rosbert 2nd team Stephanie Sorrells 1st team Michaela Daly 1st team Big South 1999 Sommer Cork 2nd team Patricia Clark 2nd team Erin Lautermilch 2nd team Erin Morse 1st team Mackenzie Sisson 2nd team 2000 Sommer Cork 1st team Erin Lautermilch 1st team Erin Morse 1st team Jessica Mills 2nd team Mackenzie Sisson 1st team Marissa Venuti 2nd team 2001 Jessica Mills 1st team Mackenzie Sisson 1st team Marissa Venuti 1st team Marlo Wooden 1st team 2002 Marlo Wooden 1st team Kate Schabo 1st team Jessica Mills 1st team Erin Gaeng 2nd team SoCon 2006 Monica Houseworth 2nd team 2008 Katina Boozer 2nd team Katie Persichini 2nd team Andrea Keller Freshman

Coach of the Year NAIA All-South Region 1992 Rob Brewer South Atlantic Conference 1995 Paul Webster Big South 2001 Paul Webster

Player of the Year District 1991 Chris Greenspan South Atlantic Conference 1990 Chris Greenspan 1991 Chris Greenspan 1994 Nancy Hogan 1995 Ginger Staulcup Big South 2000 Mackenzie Sisson

Freshman of the Year South Atlantic Conference 1990 Katie McGarth 1994 Meghan Moore Kristin Facella

All-South NAIA All-South Regional 1990 Jane Skidmore 1991 Shannon Currin 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Chris Greenspan 1st team Kan Radford 2nd team Jane Skidmore 2nd team Heather Kline 2nd team 1992 Kelley Carrigan Shannon Currin Jennifer Eaton Katie McGrath Def. MVP Tracy Shuford Amy Williamson Off. MVP NSCAA All-South Team 1991 Chris Greenspan 1st team Jane Skidmore 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Kam Radford 2nd team 1992 Shannon Currin 1st team Katie McGrath 1st team Tracy Shuford 1st team 1993 Katie McGrath 1st team Amy Williamson 1st team Jane Skidmore 2nd team 1994 Kam Radford 1st team Amy Grimes 2nd team Nancy Hogan 2nd team 1995 Ginger Staulcup 1st team Kam Radford 1st team Stephanie Sorrells 2nd team 1996 Ingrid DeCuyper 1st team Christina Rosbert 1st team 2001 Jessica Mills 2nd team 2002 Jessica Mills 1st team CoSIDA All-South 1995 Ginger Staulcup Stephanie Sorrells

All-District 1991 1992

Shannon Currin Katie McGrath Chris Greenspan Kam Radford Jane Skidmore Shannon Currin Katie McGrath Tracy Shuford Jane Skidmore Amy Williamson

All-Americans NAIA All-American 1986 Cody Skinner Brandi Hammeal Christine Pedalino Judith Smith 1987 Cody Skinner 1988 Terry Makers Chris Pedalino 1989 Chris Greenspan 1990 Chris Greenspan Katie McGrath Gina Nicoletti 1991 Katie McGrath Chris Greenspan Shannon Currin 1992 Shannon Currin Katie McGrath Tracy Shuford Amy Williamson 1993 Katie McGrath Amy Williamsom 1994 Kam Radford 1995 Ginger Staulcup Stephanie Sorrells CoSIDA 1995 Ginger Staulcup NSCAA 1991 Chris Greenspan 1992 Shannon Currin 1993 Katie McGrath Amy Williamson 1995 Ginger Staulcup

HM HM 1st team 1st team HM HM 2nd team HM 1st team 2nd team HM 1st team 1st team 2nd team 2nd team 2nd team 1st team 2nd team 1st team 1st team

1st team 1st team 2nd team 1st team

All-Tournament NAIA Eastern Regional 1987 Terry Makers Christine Pedalino Cody Skinner NAIA National Tournament 1992 Katie McGrath Jane Skidmore South Atlantic Conference 1991 Chris Greenspan Katie McGrath Jane Skidmore Shannon Currin Kam Radford Heather Kline Kia Chapman 1992 Shannon Currin Jennifer Eaton Tracy Shurford Jane Skidmore Amy Williamson (MVP) 1993 Jane Skidmore Katie McGrath Amy Williamson 1996 Ingrid DcCyper Michaela Daly Jennifer Jung Big South 1999 Lauren Haas Erin Lautermilch Erin Morse (MVP) Marissa Venuti 2000 Sommer Cork Erin Lautermilch Erin Morse 2001 Jessica Mills Kristen Wizzard Marlo Wooden 2002 Jessica Mills

Academic Honors NAIA Academic All-American 1986 Mariah Vignali 1990 Katie McGrath 1991 Shannon Currin HM Katie McGrath 1992 Katie McGrath 1st team Tracy Shuford 2nd team Amy Williamson 2nd team GTE Academic All-District III Team 1997 Stephanie Sorrells Big South All-Academic Team 1998 Lisa Gatchell 1999 Erin Morse 2000 Audrey Seagraves 2001 Jessica Mills 2002 Jessica Mills SoCon All-Academic Team 2003 Kristen Albert Angela Beckett Emily Chesney Laura Fogg Erin Gaeng Kerry McCarron Gillian Murray Vicki Robella Kate Schabo Shelley Stenzel Jenna Wheeler Lacey Whitmer Kelly Williams Laura Williams 2004 Meri Coffey Ashley Condon Kelly Constantino Erin Gaeng Jessica Hartman Jaclyn Immordino Kelly Knowles Kerry McCarron Gillian Murray Krista Naposki Alisa Petitt Vicki Robessa Cheryl Sanchez Jenna Wheeler Lacey Whitmer Kelly Williams 2005 Emily Chesney Ashley Condon Kelly Constantino Jessica Hartman Jaclyn Immordino Kerry McCarron Gilliam Murray Cheryl Sanchez Jenna Wheeler 2006 Ashley Condon Jaclyn Immordino Stacie Ledford Katie Persichini 2007 Meagan Aho Molly Calpin Lauren Griffith Alix Heinicke Katie Persichini 2008 Molly Calpin Lauren Griffith Brittany Hallberg Taylor Harlan Alix Heinicke Amanda Jones Katie Persichini Kyle Waggoner Alanna Winsper

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Date Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov.

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Day

Thursday Sunday Friday Sunday Wednesday Sunday Friday Sunday Friday Sunday Tuesday Friday Sunday Thursday Sunday Friday Sunday Friday Sunday Thursday Friday Sunday

Opponent

UNC Wilmington (Exh.) Winthrop Temple# High Point# Coastal Carolina North Carolina State UNC Asheville! Jacksonville State! Wofford* Furman* VMI Georgia Southern* Davidson* Appalachian State* Western Carolina* Chattanooga*^ Samford* The Citadel* College of Charleston* UNC Greensboro* Southern Conference Semifinals SoCon Championship

Location

Time

Wilmington, N.C. 7 p.m. Elon, N.C. 6 p.m. High Point, N.C. 5 p.m. High Point, N.C. 3:30 p.m. Elon, N.C. 6 p.m. Elon, N.C. 5 p.m. Cullowhee, N.C. 5 p.m. Cullowhee, N.C. Noon Elon, N.C. 7 p.m. Elon, N.C. 2 p.m. Lexington, Va. 4 p.m. Statesboro, Ga. 4 p.m. Davidson, N.C. 2 p.m. Boone, N.C. 7 p.m. Elon, N.C. 2 p.m. Elon, N.C. 7 p.m. Elon, N.C. 2 p.m. Charleston, S.C. 3 p.m. Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 1 p.m. Greensboro, N.C. 7 p.m. TBA TBA TBA TBA

# High Point Invitational; High Point, N.C. ! Western Carolina Tournament; Cullowhee, N.C. All times Eastern and subject to change Asterisk (*) denotes Southern Conference Match ^ Played in Rhodes Stadium