2023 Georgia Soccer Media Guide

Lauren Swoopes Sr. • GK • Snellville, Ga.

Keira Oliver Fr. • GK • Dacula, Ga.

Jordan Brown So. • GK • Las Vegas, Nev.

Olivia Briede Jr. • F • Alpharetta, Ga.

Virginia Odom Fr. • D • Atlanta, Ga.

Christian Brathwaite Fr. • MF • Charlotte, N.C.

Jessie Dunn Jr. • D • Charlotte, N.C.

Croix Bethune Gr. • MF • Alpharetta, Ga.

Aly Akers Jr. • MF • Bellevue, Wash.

Taylor Rish Sr. • D • Alpharetta, Ga.

Summer Denigan R-Fr. • MF • Union, Ky.

Kiera Staude Fr. • D • Atlanta, Ga.

Joyelle Washington Jr. • F • Canton, Mich.

Kenzie Solomon R-Fr. • GK • Atlanta, Ga.

Millie Filson So. • MF • Gainesville, Ga.

Ellie Gilbert Jr. • MF • Atlanta, Ga.

Madison Haugen Sr. • D • Cumming, Ga.

Dasia Torbert Sr. • MF • Buford, Ga.

Alyssa Stadeker Jr. • D • Smyrna, Ga.

Abby Unkraut Fr. • MF • Burlington, Ky.

Devon Winters Fr. • MF • Atlanta, Ga.

Cate Hardin So. • D • Marietta, Ga.

Nicole Vernis R-Sr. • MF • N. Palm Beach, Fla.

Jocelyn Chinea Fr. • F • Tampa, Fla.

Hayley Chamberlain Fr. • MF • Atlanta, Ga.

Caroline Smith Fr. • F • Woodstock, Ga.

Mallie McKenzie Gr. • MF • Roswell, Ga.

Morgan Hart Jr. • D • Charlotte, N.C.

Tori Penn Sr. • F • Atlanta, Ga.

Hannah White Gr. • F • Atlanta, Ga.

MEDIA INFORMATION

Match Coverage

Media interested in covering a Georgia soccer home match should contact Jake Stanley in the Sports Communications department.

Interviews

Head Coach Keidane McAlpine and requested student-athletes will be available to meet with the media during the season at the Turner Soccer Complex. Interested media should contact Jake Stanley by 5 p.m. ET on Monday with interview requests.

All post-match interviews will be conducted on the field near the UGA Soccer Clubhouse. Media wishing to speak to a student-athlete or coach must send requests to SCD representatives no later than five minutes prior to the match's conclusion.

Photographers / Videographers

Photographers and videographers interested in shooting home matches must contact the SCD office by 24 hours before kickoff. During matches, photographers and videographers are allowed to shoot anywhere on the grandstand side of the field.

GeorgiaDogs.com

GeorgiaDogs.com is the official online home for University of Georgia athletics. Visit the site throughout the season for match recaps, features, and highlights, as well as up-to-date stats, rosters, and bios.

Social Media

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SPORTS COMMUNICATIONS

Loran Smith Senior Associate Athletic Director - Sports Communications

Claude Felton

Assistant Athletic Directors

Christopher Lakos, Mike Mobley

Senior Associate Directors

Leland Barrow, Tray Littlefield

Associate Director

Sean Stevenson

Assistant Directors

Karra Gentry, Jake Stanley, John Frierson

Graduate Assistants

Ryan Cullinane, Julia Maenius, Pershelle Rohrer, Lee Ann Schiffhauer, Armando Yanez

Photographers

Tony Walsh, Kari Hodges

Student Assistants

Wesley Branch, Carter Brown, Sam Carter, Ana Escamilla, Hannah Hitson, Elizabeth Isakson, Mollie Lanigan, Meghan Pastino, Rylan Pugh, Brigette Ramirez, Lindsay Rogers, Tatum Rutherford, Hana Takamatsu, Kaylin Vidal, Makenzy Wolford, Quinton Yroz

CREDITS

The 2023 Georgia Soccer Media Guide was published by the UGAAA Sports Communications Department. The guide was written, designed, and edited by Jake Stanley using Adobe InDesign. Cover design by Jackson Perry with photography by Tony Walsh. Special thanks to Karra Logan, Olivia Puttin, Julia Maenius, Mackenzie Miles, and the staffs of Georgia Soccer and Georgia Sports Communications.

Photo Credits: Tony Walsh, Mackenzie Miles, Rob Davis, Zachary Kelly, Kayla Renie, Mark Powell, Steffenie Burns, UGA Sports Communications Archives

The 2022 Georgia Soccer Media Guide was voted No. 4 in the nation and No. 1 in soccer guides by College Sports Communicators.

TURNER SOCCER COMPLEX

The Turner Soccer Complex is the home of the Bulldogs' soccer and softball programs. The soccer portion of the complex opened September 1, 1998 when Georgia played host to Mercer, winning 1-0. In 2000, the UGA Soccer Stadium served as the site of the Southeastern Conference Women's Soccer Tournament. Host school Georgia welcomed thousands of fans, several media members, and the other seven competing teams and staffs to Athens for the four-day event. The Bulldogs felt right at home as they advanced to their first-ever tournament final, facing eventual champion Florida in front of 2,265 fans, the fourth-largest crowd in facility history

In 2017, a full reconstruction of the grandstand and press box took place. The press box has ample room for media personnel, as well as game day operations staff, a TV booth, and radio booths for both home and away teams. Additionally, there are two large platforms on either side of the press box for cameras and VIP. Prior to the 2022 season, new wall graphics and a refurbished locker room were installed in the team clubhouse, along with a new video board at the stadium.

Georgia played host to the opening rounds of the 2007 and 2022 NCAA Tournaments at the UGA Soccer Stadium, and also played host to the Georgia Nike Invitational from 2007-10. In January 2022, Turner hosted a sell-out crowd for an Atlanta United exhibition match.

In 2006, the Georgia Soccer locker room and offices were renamed the Turner Soccer Complex, recognizing the contributions and support received from the Hoyt "Jack" Turner family of Athens.

Turner's significant financial contributions have helped to provide the Georgia soccer program with the top-notch facility that it now enjoys. Turner is a former Georgia baseball (1951) and basketball (1951-52) player who also served as the volunteer chairman of the Athletic Scholarship Endowment Program. In addition to its contributions made to the soccer program, the Turner family has endowed 10 scholarships for football, men's and women's basketball, gymnastics and baseball.

A 1953 graduate of UGA's Terry College of Business, Turner received a Distinguished Service Award from the college in 2002. The retired chairman of American Funds Distributors, he established the Turner Family Foundation in support of local charities.

NUMERICAL ROSTER

COACHING & SUPPORT STAFF

Head Coach: Keidane McAlpine (Second Season - Birmingham-Southern, 1997)

Associate Head Coach: Jason Lockhart (Second Season)

Assistant Coach: Sammy Towne (Second Season - Auburn, 2012)

Assistant Coach: Kat Crump (Second Season - Regis, 2017)

Sports Performance Director: Jill Zeller (First Season - James Madison, 2011)

Video Analyst: Renee Horton (Second Season - USF, 2000)

Director of Operations: Claire Quaassdorff (First Season - Georgia Southern, 2019)

Director of External Operations: Tatum Hodge (First Season - Clemson, 2002)

Graduate Manager: Shelby Glasgow (First Season - Georgia, 2023)

Athletic Trainer: Kelly Cich (Seventh Season - Michigan State, 2013)

Athletic Training Intern: Bryanna Brown (First Season - Nevada, 2021)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Croix Bethune Croy

Christian Brathwaite Brath-wait

Olivia Briede Bree-dee

Jocelyn Chinea Chin-ay-yuh

Madison Haugen HOW-ginn (G as in good)

Keidane McAlpine kuh-DAWN-ee mik-AL-pine

Mallie McKenzie Mal-lee

Keira Oliver Keer-uh

Alyssa Stadeker Sta-duh-kerr

Kiera Staude Kee-air-uh Stau-dee

Dasia Torbert Day-zhuh Tor-bert

Abby Unkraut Unk-raut

Joyelle Washington Joy-elle

Devon Winters Devin

Back Row (L to R): Sammy Towne, Keidane McAlpine, Ellie Gilbert, Hannah White, Mallie McKenzie, Aly Akers, Kiera Staude, Kenzie Solomon, Jordan Brown, Caroline Smith, Hayley Chamberlain, Dasia Torbert, Joyelle Washington, Morgan Kent // Middle Row (L to R): Jill Zeller, Jason Lockhart, Cate Hardin, Tori Penn, Madison Haugen, Jessie Dunn, Olivia Briede, Keira Oliver, Lauren Swoopes, Morgan Hart, Christian Brathwaite, Alyssa Stadeker, Virginia Odom, Claire Quaassdorff, Shelby Glasgow // Front Row (L to R): Kat Crump, Taylor Rish, Nicole Vernis, Summer Denigan, Devon Winters, Croix Bethune, Millie Filson, Abby Unkraut, Jocelyn Chinea, Bryanna Brown, Kelly Cich, Tatum Hodge

ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY CLASS

Graduate | 3

Croix Bethune, Mallie McKenzie, Hannah White

Senior | 6

Madison Haugen, Tori Penn, Taylor Rish, Lauren Swoopes, Dasia Torbert, Nicole Vernis (RS)

Junior | 7

Aly Akers, Olivia Briede, Jessie Dunn, Ellie Gilbert, Morgan Hart, Alyssa Stadeker, Joyelle Washington

Sophomore | 3

Jordan Brown, Millie Filson, Cate Hardin

Freshman | 11

Christian Brathwaite, Hayley Chamberlain, Jocelyn Chinea, Summer Denigan (RS), Virginia Odom, Keira Oliver, Caroline Smith, Kenzie Solomon (RS), Kiera Staude, Abby Unkraut, Devon Winters

BY PRIMARY POSITION

Forward | 6

Olivia Briede, Jocelyn Chinea, Tori Penn, Caroline Smith, Joyelle Washington, Hannah White

Midfielder | 12

Aly Akers, Croix Bethune, Christian Brathwaite, Hayley

Chamberlain, Summer Denigan, Millie Filson, Ellie Gilbert, Mallie McKenzie, Dasia Torbert, Abby Unkraut, Nicole Vernis, Devon Winters

Defender | 8

Jessie Dunn, Cate Hardin, Morgan Hart, Madison Haugen, Virginia Odom, Taylor Rish, Alyssa Stadeker, Kiera Staude

Goalkeeper | 4

Jordan Brown, Keira Oliver, Kenzie Solomon, Lauren Swoopes

RETURNERS / NEWCOMERS

Returning Letterwinners | 14

Brown, Dunn, Filson, Gilbert, Hardin, Hart, Haugen, McKenzie, Penn, Rish, Stadeker, Swoopes, Torbert, Washington

Redshirts | 2

Solomon, Vernis

Transfers | 5

Akers, Bethune, Briede, Denigan, White Incoming Freshmen | 9

Brathwaite, Chamberlain, Chinea, Odom, Oliver, Smith, Staude, Unkraut, Winters

BY HOME STATE

Georgia | 20

Croix Bethune, Olivia Briede, Hayley Chamberlain, Millie Filson, Ellie Gilbert, Cate Hardin, Madison Haugen, Mallie McKenzie, Virginia Odom, Keira Oliver, Tori Penn, Taylor Rish, Caroline Smith, Kenzie Solomon, Alyssa Stadeker, Kiera Staude, Lauren Swoopes, Dasia Torbert, Hannah White, Devon Winters

North Carolina | 3

Christian Brathwaite, Jessie Dunn, Morgan Hart

Florida | 2

Jocelyn Chinea, Nicole Vernis

Kentucky | 2

Summer Denigan, Abby Unkraut

Michigan | 1

Joelle Washington

Nevada | 1

Jordan Brown

Washington | 1

Aly Akers

MAJORS

Aly Akers Communication Studies

Croix Bethune Business (Graduated)

Christian Brathwaite Marketing

Olivia Briede Marketing

Jordan Brown Psychology

Hayley Chamberlain Psychology

Jocelyn Chinea .............................. Criminal Justice

Summer Denigan Sport Management

Jessie Dunn Psychology

Millie Filson Psychology

Ellie Gilbert Sport Management

Cate Hardin Sport Management

Morgan Hart Finance

Madison Haugen Risk Management & Insurance

Mallie McKenzie .... Financial Planning (Master's)

Virginia Odom Fashion Merchandising

Keira Oliver Biology

Tori Penn Interior Design

Taylor Rish Finance / Sport Management

Caroline Smith Journalism

Kenzie Solomon Biology / Exercise & Sport Science

Alyssa Stadeker Biology

Kiera Staude Undeclared

Lauren Swoopes Biology

Dasia Torbert Psychology

Abby Unkraut Business

Nicole Vernis Psychology

Joyelle Washington Psychology

Hannah White Sport Management (Master's)

Devon Winters Sport Management

RETURNING PRODUCTION

LOST PRODUCTION

CAREER LEADERS

PREVIEW // SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE

UCLA

Aug. 17 | Los Angeles, Calif. | 10 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ....................................... 1-0-0

Last Meeting .............. UCLA - W, 6-1 (9/1/00)

Location Los Angeles, Calif.

Conference............................................Pac-12

Enrollment .............................................. 46,000

Nickname Bruins

Facility ..... Wallis Anneberg Stadium (2,145)

Head Coach......... Margueritte Aozasa (2nd)

Record 22-2-1

2022 Record..........22-2-1 (9-2-0 Pac-12, 2nd)

Postseason........................ NCAA Champions

SID Liza David

SID E-mail ........... ldavid@athletics.ucla.edu

Website ................................. uclabruins.com

MINNESOTA

Aug. 31 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 0-2-0

Last Meeting ................ UGA - W, 2-1 (9/2/11)

Location ...........................Minneapolis, Minn.

Conference Big Ten

Enrollment .............................................. 52,376

Nickname ........................................... Gophers

Facility Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium (1,000)

Head Coach...................... Erin Chastain (3rd)

Record..................... 135-127-40 (16-14-6 UM)

2022 Record 8-8-3 (4-4-2 Big Ten, 8th)

Postseason.................. Big Ten Quarterfinals

SID .................................................Olivia Puttin

SID E-mail ...................... joh13480@umn.edu

Website gophersports.com

CLEMSON

Sept. 10 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ....................................... 9-3-0

Last Meeting ................ UGA - W, 3-1 (9/2/21)

Location Clemson, S.C.

Conference................................................ ACC

Enrollment .............................................. 27,341

Nickname Tigers

Facility ................ Historic Riggs Field (6,500)

Head Coach............. Eddie Radwanski (12th)

Record 139-65-13 (129-80-29 CU)

2022 Record................. 8-5-5 (4-3-3 ACC, 7th)

Postseason........................ NCAA First Round

SID Chandler Simpson

SID E-mail .............. mcsimp2@clemson.edu

Website ........................... clemsontigers.com

USC

Aug. 20 | Los Angeles, Calif. | 3 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ....................................... 3-0-1

Last Meeting ................ USC - W, 3-0 (9/2/16)

Location Los Angeles, Calif.

Conference............................................Pac-12

Enrollment .............................................. 49,000

Nickname Trojans

Facility .............. Soni McAlister Field (1,000)

Head Coach................... Jane Alukonis (2nd) Record 12-3-3

2022 Record.......... 12-3-3 (8-1-2 Pac-12, 3rd)

Postseason........................ NCAA First Round

SID Jacob Breems

SID E-mail .......................... breems@usc.edu

Website ................................. usctrojans.com

SOUTHERN MISS

Sept. 3 | Athens, Ga. | 1 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 0-0-0

Last Meeting ............................................. First Location ............................ Hattiesburg, Miss.

Conference Sun Belt

Enrollment .............................................. 16,506

Nickname ................................ Golden Eagles

Facility Southern Miss Soccer Complex (850)

Head Coach........ Mohammed El-Zare (11th)

Record................................................. 70-80-25

2022 Record 2-10-4 (2-5-3, SBC, 4th West)

Postseason................... Sun Belt First Round

SID ....................................... Jack MacDonald

SID E-mail .......... jack.macdonald@usm.edu

Website southernmiss.com

ALABAMA Sept. 14 | Tuscaloosa, Ala. | 7 p.m.

Aug. 24 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

vs. UGA ....................................... 2-3-0 Last Meeting ............. UCF - W, 2-1 (11/15/14)

Orlando, Fla.

............. UCF Soccer Complex (2,000)

Coach.... Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak (10th) Record 161-98-44 (108-48-25 UCF)

2022 Record..................... 9-2-7 (7-0 AAC, 1st)

Postseason.................. NCAA Second Round

SID Logan Hasselbach

SID E-mail ....... lhasselback@athletics.ucf.edu

Website ..................................ucfknights.com

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

Sept. 7 | Statesboro, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 0-6-0

Last Meeting .............. UGA - W, 4-0 (8/18/22)

Location ................................. Statesboro, Ga.

Conference Sun Belt

Enrollment .............................................. 27,000

Nickname .............................................. Eagles

Facility Eagle Field (500)

Head Coach....................... Chris Adams (3rd)

Record...................... 219-111-27 (20-13-9 GS)

2022 Record 8-4-5 (7-1-2 SBC, 1st East)

Postseason................ Sun Belt Quarterfinals

SID .............................................Chad Jackson

SID E-mail ...... tjackson@georgiasouthern.edu

Website gseagles.com

SAN FRANCISCO

Sept. 17 | Athens, Ga. | 11 a.m. Record vs. UGA ....................................... 0-0-0 Last Meeting ............................................. First Location San Francisco, Calif.

WCC

Nickname Crimson Tide

..... Alabama Soccer Stadium (1,500)

Head Coach............................. Wes Hart (9th) Record 85-64-15

2022 Record..................23-3-1 (10-0 SEC, 1st)

Postseason........ NCAA College Cup Semifinals

SID Stephanie Withey

SID E-mail ....................... swithey@ia.ua.edu

Website ........................................ rolltide.com

351-201-88 (88-87-66 USF) 2022 Record................ 8-5-6 (3-3-3 WCC, 6th)

SID .............................................. Chris Fortney

SID E-mail cfortney@usfca.edu

Website ...................................... usfdons.com

PREVIEW // OPPONENTS

(4-2-4 SEC, 7th)

Postseason.................. NCAA Second Round

SID Alyssa Leal

SID E-mail .............................. aleal3@lsu.edu

lsusports.com

ARKANSAS

Oct. 5 | Fayetteville, Ark. | 7 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 5-12-5

Last Meeting .............. ARK - W, 4-1 (10/3/21)

Location ............................... Fayetteville, Ark.

Conference SEC

Enrollment .............................................. 29,068

Nickname ..................................... Razorbacks

Facility Razorback Field (1,500)

Head Coach......................... Colby Hale (12th)

Record............................................... 143-73-24

2022 Record 13-4-5 (6-2-2 SEC, 3rd)

Postseason.................... NCAA Quarterfinals

SID .............................................. Grace Tafolla

SID E-mail ....................... gtafolla@uark.com

Website arkansasrazorbacks.com

KENTUCKY

Oct. 19 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ..................................... 9-14-5

Last Meeting ............ UGA - W, 3-0 (10/23/22)

Location Lexington, Ky.

Conference................................................. SEC

Enrollment .............................................. 32,710

Nickname Wildcats

Facility ............. Bell Soccer Complex (3,368)

Head Coach...................... Troy Fabiano (2nd)

Record 330-99-44 (7-9-2 UK)

2022 Record................ 7-9-2 (0-8-2 SEC, 13th)

SID ................................................. Greg Welsh

SID E-mail gregory.welsh@uky.edu

Website .................................ukathletics.com

SID E-mail jmcnr@missouri.edu

Website .....................................mutigers.com

FLORIDA

Oct. 8 | Athens, Ga. | 2 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 30-5-3

Last Meeting .............. UGA - W, 3-0 (9/25/22)

Location ................................. Gainesville, Fla.

Conference SEC

Enrollment .............................................. 60,567

Nickname .............................................. Gators

Facility Donald R. Dizney Stadium (1,500)

Head Coach.............. Samantha Bohon (2nd)

Record........................... 169-90-17 (2-14-1 UF)

2022 Record 2-14-1 (0-9-1 SEC, 14th)

SID ............................................. Mary Howard

SID E-mail ................ MaryH@gators.ufl.edu

Website ............................. floridagators.com

SOUTH CAROLINA

Oct. 22 | Columbia, S.C. | 2 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ................................... 12-16-6

Last Meeting ................. T, 1-1 (2OT) (11/3/22)

Location Columbia, S.C.

Conference................................................. SEC

Enrollment .............................................. 35,468

Nickname Gamecocks Facility ....... Eugene E. Stone III Stadium (5,700)

Head Coach................... Shelley Smith (23rd)

Record 320-164-51 (279-129-49 USC)

2022 Record................ 15-4-5 (6-3-1 SEC, 4th)

Postseason...................... NCAA Third Round

SID Maddie Kyler

SID E-mail .............. mkyler@mailbox.sc.edu

Website .................... gamecocksonline.com

VANDERBILT

Sept. 29 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ................................... 15-12-2

Last Meeting ............................ T, 1-1 (10/6/22) Location Nashville, Tenn.

Nickname Commodores

Facility ........ Vanderbilt Soccer Complex (2,400)

Head Coach................ Darren Ambrose (9th)

Record 238-123-51 (90-52-18 VU)

2022 Record................ 12-5-4 (5-3-2 SEC, 5th)

Postseason.................. NCAA Second Round

SID Laura Topp

SID E-mail ......... laura.topp@vanderbilt.edu

Website ........................ vucommodores.com

TENNESSEE

Oct. 13 | Knoxville, Tenn. | 7 p.m.

Record vs. UGA 19-10-1

Last Meeting .............. UGA - W, 2-0 (11/1/22) Location ................................. Knoxville, Tenn. Conference SEC Enrollment .............................................. 33,805

Nickname ......................................... Lady Vols Facility Regal Soccer Stadium (3,000)

Head Coach............................... Joe Kirt (2nd)

Record..................................................... 11-6-2

2022 Record 11-6-2 (7-2-1 SEC, 2nd)

SID ............................................ Kimberly Hood

SID E-mail ................ kimberlyhood@utk.edu

Website ......................................utsports.com

AUBURN

Oct. 26 | Athens, Ga. | 6 p.m.

Record vs. UGA ................................... 13-11-3

Last Meeting ................. AU - W, 3-0 (9/17/21)

Location Auburn, Ala.

Conference................................................. SEC

Enrollment .............................................. 31,526

Nickname Tigers

Facility ....... Auburn Soccer Complex (1,500)

Head Coach.................... Karen Hoppa (25th)

Record 336-225-60 (272-181-51 AU)

2022 Record................. 6-6-6 (2-6-2 SEC,12th)

SID .......................................Tucker Cleverdon

SID E-mail jtc0080@auburn.edu

Website ............................. auburntigers.com

28 MALLIE MCKENZIE

CLASS Graduate

HEIGHT 5-9

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Roswell, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Roswell

CLUB TEAM UFA Milton

MAJOR Financial Planning (M.S.)

BIRTHDAY November 19, 2000

CAREER BESTS

P 4, at Kennesaw State (9/4/22)

G 1 (4x), last vs. USF (9/11/22)

A 2 (3x), last at Kenn. St. (9/4/22)

S 4 (3x), last vs. Ga. Southern (8/18/22)

SOG 3, at Kennesaw State (9/4/22)

MIN 110, vs. Mississippi State (9/23/21)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2022)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)

• Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Inductee

• S.A.A.C. Team Representative (2022-23)

@malliemckenzie

@Malliemckenzie

2022: Played in all 22 matches and started 20, tallying 1,394 minutes…Ranked third in points and assists, and fifth in goals…Set career bests for minutes, points, and goals in a season…Assisted Tori Penn on opening goal of season against Georgia Southern on Aug. 18…Tallied career-high four points with goal and two assists against Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)…Scored winning goals against North Florida and USF (Sept. 8, 11), becoming 11th player in program history to score in three consecutive matches…Assisted Joyelle Washington on winning goal against Florida (Sept. 25)…Assisted Rebecca Womer on goal against Kentucky (Oct. 23)… Tallied 20 shots with 10 on frame…Named to SEC Preseason Watch List…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll…Member of Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Leadership Academy… Served as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2021: Played and started in all 19 matches, tallying 1,254 minutes…Ranked third on team in assists…Set career bests for points, shots, and shots on goal in a season…Scored first career goal against Presbyterian (Sept. 9)…Assisted Dani Murguia on goal against Campbell (Aug. 19)…Assisted Mollie Belisle on two goals in win against No. 15 Clemson…Assisted Murguia on goal against Wofford (Sept. 5)…Assisted Madison Haugen on goal against Presbyterian (Sept. 9)…Tallied 21 shots with 10 on frame…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll... Inducted into Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Leadership Academy.

2020-21: Played and started in all 15 matches, tallying 1,165 minutes…Led team in assists, while also ranking fourth in minutes, fifth in shots and shots on goal…Assisted Abby Boyan on winning goal against South Carolina (Sept. 20)…Posted two assists at Ole Miss (Oct. 31)…Assisted Boyan on goal against Auburn in SEC Tournament (Nov. 15)…Assisted Mollie Belisle on goals against No. 8 Clemson (March 20) and Wake Forest (April 3)…Tallied 14 shots with five on frame…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2019: Played all 19 matches and started one, tallying 863 minutes…Assisted Chloe Chapman on goal against No. 19 Clemson (Sept. 8)…Assisted Daria Stan on goal at Missouri (Sept. 29)…Tallied 11 shots with five on frame…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Roswell HS and UFA Milton…Named 2018 GHSAA Class 7A Player of the Year…Named to All-Region Team in all four seasons of high school…Named Roswell Team MVP in 2018 and Most Outstanding Forward in 2017 and 2018…Also lettered in cross country and was named Class 7A Runner of the Week in fall 2018…Won three Georgia State Cup championships with UFA Milton (2016, 2017, 2018)…Named to Principal’s Honor Roll in 2017, 2018, and 2019…Received school’s Outstanding Senior Award.

Personal: Born on November 13, 2000…Daughter of Sally and Rob McKenzie…Graduated with bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems…. Pursuing master’s degree in Financial Planning.

MCKENZIE CAREER STATS

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MADISON HAUGEN

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 5-6

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Cumming, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Lambert

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Risk Mgmt & Insurance

BIRTHDAY November 30, 2001

CAREER BESTS

P 3, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

G 1 (6x), last at North Carolina (11/17/22)

A 2, at Florida (9/25/22)

S 5, vs. Presbyterian (9/9/21)

SOG 3, at Kentucky (10/23/22)

MIN 110 (3x), last vs. S. Carolina (11/3/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Second Team (2022)

• CSC Academic All-America Third Team (2022)

• CSC Academic All-District (2022)

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2022, 2023)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021, 2022)

• UGA Presidential Scholar (2020, 2021, 2022)

• S.A.A.C. Team Representative (202223, 2023-24)

@madisonkhaugen

2023: Named to United Soccer Coaches Players to Watch List…Named to SEC Preseason Watch List… Serves as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2022: Named to United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Second Team…Played and started in all 22 matches, tallying 1,825 minutes…Led team in assists; ranked second in points, third in minutes, goals, and shots on goal, and fifth in shots…Set new career bests for minutes, goals, assists, points, shots, and shots on goal…Assisted Taylor Rish on goal against Georgia Southern (Aug. 18)…Scored goal and assisted Joyelle Washington against Georgia State (Sept. 1)…Assisted Mallie McKenzie on goal against Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)…Assisted Taylor Rish and Rebecca Womer on goals against Florida (Sept. 25)…Named to TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week on Sept. 27…Scored winning goal against Kentucky (Oct. 23) and equalizing goal against Mississippi State (Oct. 27)…Assisted Dani Murguia on winning goal against Samford in NCAA Tournament First Round (Nov. 11)…Scored goal against North Carolina in NCAA Tournament Second Round (Nov. 17)…Tallied 25 shots with 13 on frame…

Named to SEC Preseason Watch List…Named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-America Third Team…Named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors…Served as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2021: Played and started in all 19 matches, tallying 1,310 minutes…Ranked third on team in assists and fifth in points…Set career bests for points, goals, assists, shots, shots on goal, and minutes in a season…Scored first career goal against Presbyterian (Sept. 9)…Converted penalty kick against Florida (Oct. 21)…Assisted Tori Penn on goal against Gonzaga (Aug. 22)…Assisted Mollie Belisle on goals against Georgia State (Aug. 26), Belmont (Aug. 29), Wofford (Sept. 5), and Kentucky (Oct. 10)…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

2020-21: Played in all 15 matches and started seven, tallying 971 minutes…Assisted Mollie Belisle on goal against Ole Miss (March 6)…Tallied six shots with three on frame…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Lambert HS and Concorde Fire…Led Lambert to 2017 GHSAA Class 7A state championship and 2019 runner-up…Named United Soccer Coaches All-American in 2019 and 2020… Named All-Region and All-County Player of the Year in 2019…Named Forsyth County Player of the Year in 2019…Named Lambert Female Student-Athlete of the Year in 2019…Named Lamber Offensive Player of the Year three times…Holds school record for goals (33) and assists (15) in a season, along with career goals record…Led Concorde Fire to third-place finish (2017) and fourth-place finishes (2016) at ECNL Nationals…Won Southeastern Conference championships in 2018 and 2020…Invited to U.S. Youth National Training Camp and U-17 National Team Pool in 2018…Member of National Honor Society, Beta Club, AP Scholars, and Future Business Leaders of America.

Personal: Born on November 30, 2001…Daughter of Michael and Jill Haugen…Majoring in Risk Management & Insurance.

HAUGEN CAREER STATS

31 TORI PENN

CLASS Graduate

HEIGHT 5-6

POSITION Forward

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Westminster

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Interior Design

BIRTHDAY January 25, 2002

CAREER BESTS

P 2 (7x), last vs. Tennessee (11/1/22)

G 1 (7x), last vs. Tennessee (11/1/22)

A 1, at Texas A&M (9/16/22)

S 6, vs. Wofford (9/5/21)

SOG 3 (2x), last vs. Wofford (9/5/21)

MIN 80, vs. Auburn (11/15/20)

HONORS & AWARDS

• CSC Academic All-District (2022)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021, 2022)

• UGA Presidential Scholar (2020)

@toripenn_

2022: Played in all 22 matches and started five, tallying 661 minutes…Ranked third on team in goals and fourth in shots and shots on goal…Set new career bests in minutes, goals, assists, and shots on goal in a season…Scored opening goal of season against Georgia Southern (Aug. 18)…Scored winning goal against College of Charleston (Aug. 28)…Scored goal against Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)…Notched first career assist on Dasia Torbert’s winning goal against Texas A&M (Sept. 16)…Scored clinching goal against Tennessee in SEC Tournament quarterfinal (Nov. 1)…Tallied 26 shots with 13 on frame…Named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2021: Played in 18 matches, tallying 548 minutes…Ranked fifth on team in goals, shots, and shots on goal…Scored first career goal against Gonzaga (Aug. 22)…Scored goal against Belmont (Aug. 29)… Scored goal at No. 10 Tennessee (Oct. 24)…Tallied 31 shots with 11 on frame…Named to Dean’s List, SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2020-21: Played in 10 matches and started two, tallying 310 minutes…Tallied nine shots with four on frame…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

Prior to Georgia: Played for The Westminster Schools and Tophat Soccer Club…Led Westminster to three consecutive GHSAA Class A-5A state championships (2017-19)…Named Allstate All-American in 2019…Won four state championships in cross country and three in diving…Named team captain in soccer and diving…Received Westminster Female Athlete Award for Class of 2020…Led Tophat to ODP national championship and received Golden Boot Award three times…Invited to ODP National Camp and ODP Region III Camp in 2018.

Personal: Born on January 25, 2002…Daughter of Darren and Sandi Penn…Sister, Taylor, played soccer at Columbia, and step-sister, Hannah, is a Georgia teammate…Majoring in Interior Design.

PENN CAREER STATS

9 TAYLOR RISH

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 5-4

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Alpharetta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Blessed Trinity

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Finance, Sport Mgmt.

BIRTHDAY September 21, 2001

CAREER BESTS

P 2 (3x), last at Florida (9/25/22)

G 1 (3x), last at Florida (9/25/22)

S 2 (2x), last at Vanderbilt (10/6/22)

SOG 1 (4x), last at Vanderbilt (10/6/22)

MIN 69, at North Carolina (11/17/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• CSC Academic All-District (2022)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021, 2022)

• UGA Presidential Scholar (2020, 2021)

@taylor.rish

2022: Played in 21 matches and started one, tallying 605 minutes…Scored first career goal against Georgia Southern (Aug. 18)…Scored goal against College of Charleston (Aug. 28)…Scored goal against Florida (Sept. 25)…Made first career start against North Carolina in NCAA Tournament Second Round (Nov. 17)…Named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team…Named to Dean’s List, SEC Academic Honor Roll, and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2021: Did not appear in any matches…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll… Named to J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

2020-21: Played in four matches, tallying 55 minutes…Played season-high 30 minutes against Auburn in SEC Tournament…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll…Named to J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Blessed Trinity Catholic HS and Concorde Fire…Named to First Team All-Region at Blessed Trinity…Led team to two Final Four appearances and three Elite Eight berths, scoring over 60 goals in career…Scored 32 goals in junior season, earning Offensive Player of the Year honors…Led Concorde in scoring for final three seasons…Also selected to ODP Thanksgiving Inter-Regionals and Region III pool…Graduate with Summa Cum Laude honors…Member of National Honor Society and Georgia Certificate of Merit recipient.

Personal: Born on September 21, 2001…Daughter of Tara and Darren Rish…Father played tennis at Bucknell…Majoring in Finance and Sport Management.

RISH CAREER STATS

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LAUREN SWOOPES

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 5-5

POSITION Goalkeeper

HOMETOWN Snellville, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Brookwood

CLUB TEAM UFA DA

MAJOR Biology

BIRTHDAY January 21, 2002

CAREER BESTS

MIN 45, at Kennesaw State (9/4/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021)

• D.E.I. Committee Member (2022-23)

@lil_swoopsie

2022: Played in one match, playing entire second half against Kennesaw State and helping team to combined shutout…Member of Georgia Way Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee.

2021: Did not appear in any matches…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll…Named to J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2020-21: Did not appear in any matches…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll…Named to J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Brookwood HS and UFA Developmental Academy…Led Brookwood to GHSAA Class 7A Regional championship…Named Class 7A Region Goalkeeper of the Year and to Class 7A All-Region Team…Played at National Training Center on four occasions…Played for ODP Region III team and traveled to Costa Rica…Named to Honor Roll in all four years of high school.

Personal: Born on January 21, 2002…Daughter of Demetrius and Willorie Swoopes…Father played football at Mississippi State…Uncle, Ronnie, played football at Georgia and for Green Bay Packers… Uncles, Patrick and Wayne, also played in NFL…Majoring in Biology.

SWOOPES CAREER STATS

19 DASIA TORBERT

CLASS Senior

HEIGHT 5-9

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Buford, Ga.

LAST SCHOOL UCLA

HIGH SCHOOL Mountain View

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY January 17, 2002

CAREER BESTS

P 3, at Texas A&M (9/16/22)

G 1 (3x), last at Texas A&M (9/16/22)

A 2, vs. USF (9/11/22)

S 3 (5x), vs. USF (9/11/22)

SOG 2, at Kennesaw State (9/4/22)

MIN 100, at Washington St. (10/24/21)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2022)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@dasia.torbert

2022: Played and started in eight matches, tallying 437 minutes…Ranked third on team in assists… Set new career bests in goals, assists, points, shots, and shots on goal in a season…Became seventh player in program history to earn a point in five consecutive matches…Scored goal against Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)…Assisted Mallie McKenzie on winner against North Florida (Sept. 8)…Assisted Mallie McKenzie and Dani Murguia on goals against USF (Sept. 11)…Scored winning goal and assisted Joyelle Washington for career-high three points against Texas A&M, earning SEC Co-Offensive Player of the Week honors (Sept. 16)… Suffered season-ending knee injury against Texas A&M…Tallied 17 shots with six on frame…Named to SEC Preseason Watch List…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2021 (UCLA): Played in 19 matches and started nine, tallying 1,089 minutes…Scored first career goal at Arizona State…Assisted on goals at Cal State Fullerton and Washington…Tallied 11 shots with three on frame.

2020-21 (UCLA): Played in two matches during spring season following injury in fall, tallying 97 minutes.

Prior to UCLA: Played for Brookwood HS and Tophat Soccer Club…Tallied 22 goals and 11 assists in lone season for Brookwood HS…Named to United Soccer Coaches Youth All-South Region Team… Named 2017 Teamsnap State Star…Named to GHSAA Class 7A Girls All-County Soccer Team…Led Tophat to No. 1 national ranking…Ranked No. 12 on 2020 Girls IMG Academy 150…Led Tophat with 13 goals during 2019-20 season, following 15 goals in 2018-19 season…Selected to regional and state ODP rosters…Named to Gifted Honor Roll.

National: Participated in U.S. Youth National Team training events at U14, U16, U18, and U20 levels… Invited to U20 National Team Camp in 2021…Started two matches for U18 National Team during 2020 Tricontinental Cup.

Personal: Born on January 17, 2002…Daughter of Ali Comis Bose and Regan Torbert…Mother played soccer at Georgia as member of inaugural four-year class from 1995-98…Father played football at Georgia…Majoring in Psychology.

TORBERT CAREER STATS

23 NICOLE VERNIS

CLASS Redshirt Senior

HEIGHT 5-4

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN North Palm Beach, Fla.

LAST SCHOOL Florida

HIGH SCHOOL The Benjamin School

CLUB TEAM FC Florida

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY January 15, 2001

CAREER BESTS

P 2 (3x), last at Georgia (10/21/21)

G 1 (3x), last at Georgia (10/21/21)

A 1 (2x), last vs. Missouri (10/10/21)

S 4 (2x), last at Georgia (10/21/21)

SOG 2 (9x), last at Georgia (10/21/21)

MIN 110, at Vanderbilt (9/17/21)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2019, 2020, 2021, 2022)

• S.A.A.C. Team Representative (2023-24)

@nicolevernis

2023: Named to SEC Preseason Watch List…Serves as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2022: Sat out season due to SEC transfer rules…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

2021 (Florida): Played and started in all 19 matches, tallying 1,323 minutes…Scored tying goal at Georgia…Assisted on goals against Florida Gulf Coast and Missouri…Tallied 25 shots with 13 on frame… Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll.

2020-21 (Florida): Played and started in all 12 matches, tallying 908 minutes…Scored first career goal at South Carolina…Scored goal at Missouri…Tallied 17 shots with 11 on frame…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll.

2019 (Florida): Did not appear in any matches due to injury…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.

Prior to Florida: Played for The Benjamin School and FC Florida…Led Benjamin to 2018 FHSAA Class 2A Regional Quarterfinal…Named 2019 Sun-Sentinel Palm Beach 3A-1A Player of the Year and 2019 Best of Palm Beach County Girls Soccer Player of the Year…Named to All-Palm Beach 3A-1A First Team in 2017 and 2018, also earned Second Team honors in 2016…Led Palm Beach Gardens 01 Girls Blue Elite to 2018 FYSA U17 Florida State Cup and WAGS Tournament titles; also posted third-place finish in USYSA National League…Scored winning goal for Florida 01 Girls in 2017 U.S. Youth Soccer ODP Championship match…Member of Florida ODP for three seasons, earning two Region III Team selections.

Personal: Born on January 15, 2001…Daughter of Jeff and Stephanie Vernis…Majoring in Psychology.

VERNIS CAREER STATS

6 JESSIE DUNN

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-6

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Charlotte, N.C.

HIGH SCHOOL Cox Mill

CLUB TEAM Charlotte Soccer Academy

MAJOR Biology

BIRTHDAY September 22, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 2, vs. Samford (11/11/22)

G 1, vs. Samford (11/11/22)

A 1, vs. Belmont (8/29/21)

S 1 (8x), last vs. Samford (11/11/22)

SOG 1, vs. Samford (11/11/22)

MIN 110 (4x), last vs. S. Carolina (11/3/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC All-Freshman Team (2021)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2021, 2022)

• Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Inductee

@jessiedunn

2022: Played in 20 matches and started 10, tallying 1,228 minutes…Set new career bests in shots in a season…Scored first career goal against Samford in NCAA Tournament First Round (Nov. 11)…Tallied six shots with one on frame...Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll…Inducted into Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Leadership Academy.

2021: Named to SEC All-Freshman Team…Played and started in all 19 matches, tallying 1,673 minutes, including three overtime matches…Ranked fourth on team in minutes…Assisted Tori Penn on goal against Belmont (Aug. 29)…Tallied two shots…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Cox Mill HS and Charlotte Soccer Academy…Led Cox Mill to 2021 North Carolina state championship, earning MVP honors in title match…Named to All-State, All-Region, and All-Conference teams…Named to ECNL All-American Team and All-Conference Team…Named ECNL Mid-Atlantic Player of the Year…Twice named Charlotte Soccer Gala Defender of the Year…Selected for U.S. Soccer Southeast Regional combine…Invited to U.S. Market Training…Selected to ODP AllStar Team and invited to ODP National Training Camp…Member of Beta Club.

Personal: Born on September 22, 2003…Daughter of Kristyn and Rich Dunn…Parents both played soccer at Duke…Brother, Ryan, plays soccer at Stanford…Majoring in Biology.

16

ELLIE GILBERT

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-10

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Westminster

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Sport Management

BIRTHDAY March 22, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 2 (3x), last at Vanderbilt (10/6/22)

G 1 (3x), last at Vanderbilt (10/6/22)

A 1 (2x), last vs. USF (9/11/22)

S 3 (2x), last vs. Ga. Southern (8/18/22)

SOG 1 (11x), last vs. S. Carolina (11/3/22)

MIN 97, vs. South Carolina (11/3/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

• Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Inductee

@elliegilbs

@elliegilbs_

2022: Played and started in all 22 matches, tallying 1,788 minutes…Ranked fourth on team in minutes… Set new career bests in minutes, goals, and shots in a season…Scored goal against Georgia Southern (Aug. 18)…Assisted Mallie McKenzie on winning goal against USF (Sept. 11)…Scored equalizer in tie against Vanderbilt (Oct. 6)…Tallied 19 shots with five shots on frame… Named to J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll…Inducted into Georgia Way L.E.A.D. Leadership Academy.

2021: Played in 19 matches and started nine, tallying 1,052 minutes…Scored first career goal against Vanderbilt…Assisted Danielle Lewin on goal against Georgia State (Aug. 26)…Tallied 18 shots with six on frame…Recipient of Jimmy and Barbara Turner Athletic Scholarship.

Prior to Georgia: Played for The Westminster Schools and Tophat Soccer Club…Led Westminster to 2021 GHSAA Class A-5A state championship and No. 1 high school ranking…Reached 2021 GAL Nationals Final with Tophat…Invited to National Training Center for four consecutive years (2017-20).

Personal: Born on March 22, 2003…Daughter of Jane and Terrell Gilbert…Grandfather, Chuck Johnston, ran track and cross country at Vanderbilt…Majoring in Sport Management.

2023: Named to SEC Preseason Watch List.

29 MORGAN HART

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-8

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Charlotte, N.C.

HIGH SCHOOL Providence Day School

CLUB TEAM Charlotte Soccer Academy

MAJOR Finance

BIRTHDAY November 1, 2002

CAREER BESTS

P 2, vs. Belmont (8/29/21)

G 1, vs. Belmont (8/29/21)

A 1 (2x), last at Missouri (10/7/21)

S 2, vs. Belmont (8/29/21)

SOG 1 (11x), last vs. S. Carolina (11/3/22)

MIN 97, vs. South Carolina (11/3/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

• CSC Academic All-District (2022)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2021, 2022)

• UGA Presidential Scholar (2021, 2022)

• S.A.A.C. Team Representative (202223, 2023-24)

@morganhart_

2023: Named to SEC Preseason Watch List…Serves as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2022: Played and started in all 22 matches, tallying 1,942 minutes…Led team in minutes…Set new career best for minutes in a season…At center back, led Georgia backline that only allowed 17 goals, 217 shots, and opponent .078 shooting percentage…Named to College Sports Communicators Academic All-District Team…Named to J SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors…Served as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2021: Played in 18 matches, tallying 564 minutes…Scored first career goal against Belmont (Aug. 29)… Assisted Mollie Belisle on goal against Georgia State (Aug. 26)…Assisted Bella Ponzi on winning goal at Missouri (Oct. 7)…Tallied six shots with three on frame…Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll, earning Presidential Scholars honors.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Providence Day School and Charlotte Soccer Academy…Named to United Soccer Coaches All-America and Scholar All-America Teams…Nominated for North Carolina Gatorade Player of the Year…Ranked in TopDrawerSoccer’s Top 20 regional rankings…Named to three North Carolina All-State teams…Named Providence’s Underclassman of the Year…Led ECNL team to top-25 national ranking…Member of Cum Laude Society.

Personal: Born on November 1, 2002…Daughter of Sarah and Greg Hart…Parents both swam at North Carolina…Sister, Marissa, plays soccer at Princeton…Majoring in Finance.

HART CAREER STATS

19 ALYSSA STADEKER

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-5

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Smyrna, Ga.

LAST SCHOOL Florida State

HIGH SCHOOL Woodward Academy

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Biology

BIRTHDAY March 19, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 2, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

G 1, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

S 2, vs. Florida State (8/21/22)

SOG 1, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

MIN 48, vs. Ga. Southern (8/18/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• NCAA Champion (2021)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

2022: Played in 11 matches and started two, tallying 271 minutes…Scored first career goal against Georgia State (Sept. 1)…Tallied five shots with one on frame…Named to Dean’s List, SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2021 (Florida State): Played in five matches, tallying 36 minutes…Member of 2021 NCAA National Championship team…Played season-high 10 minutes at Florida Gulf Coast...Named to Florida State University President’s List.

Prior to Florida State: Played at Woodward Academy and for Tophat Soccer Club…Led Woodward to GHSAA Class 5A Regional championship in 2021 and Class 4A regional championship in 2019…Named to GHSAA All-Star Team…Led Tophat to GAL runner-up finish…Invited to U.S. Soccer Federation National Training Center from 2016-18…Invited to U.S. National Team camps in eighth, ninth, and tenth grades…Invited to 2021 U.S. Youth National Team Regional Identification Center Camp…Member of 2021 U.S. U19 Women’s National Team Virtual Meetings and Player Pool…Member of Gold Honor Roll from eighth through 12th grade.

Personal: Born on March 19, 2003…Daughter of Marcia Bull Stadeker and Wilkie Stadeker…Father ran track and field at Augustana College…Sister, Kayla, ran cross country and track at Hofstra…Majoring in Biology.

@alyssa.stadeker STADEKER CAREER STATS

12 JOYELLE WASHINGTON

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-8

POSITION Forward HOMETOWN Canton, Mich.

LAST SCHOOL Wisconsin

HIGH SCHOOL Plymouth CLUB TEAM Michigan Hawks

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY October 17, 2002

CAREER BESTS

P 3, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

G 1 (7x), last vs. Ole Miss (10/20/22)

A 1, at Georgia State (9/1/22)

S 3, vs. Ole Miss (10/20/22)

SOG 2 (2x), last vs. Ole Miss (10/20/22)

MIN 62, vs. Alabama (9/29/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@joyelle.maria

@joyellemaria

2022: Played in 22 matches and started eight, tallying 721 minutes…Led team in winning goals…Ranked second on team in goals and third in points in a season…Set new career bests for minutes, goals, assists, points, shots, and shots on goal in a season…Scored winning goal and assisted Alyssa Stadeker against Georgia State (Sept. 1)…Scored goal against Kennesaw State (Sept. 4)…Scored goal against Texas A&M (Sept. 16)…Scored winning goal against Florida (Sept. 25)…Scored winning goal against Ole Miss (Oct. 20)…Tallied 17 shots with eight on frame…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

2021 (Wisconsin): Played in 19 matches, tallying 394 minutes…Helped Wisconsin reach Round of 16 in 2021 NCAA Tournament…Scored first career goal in first appearance against Eastern Illinois…Scored goal in NCAA Tournament match against UC Irvine…Played season-high 47 minutes against Butler in NCAA Tournament opener…Tallied eight shots with four on frame.

Prior to Wisconsin: Played for Plymouth HS and Michigan Hawks…Rated as four-star prospect by TopDrawerSoccer and ranked in top 150 of 2020 IMG Academy rankings.

National: Played for U.S. U16 Girls National Team in 2017, scoring two goals in match against Croatia.

Personal: Born on October 17, 2002…Daughter of David Washington and Errica Tolbert…Father played basketball at Iowa State and Toledo…Majoring in Psychology.

WASHINGTON CAREER STATS

1 JORDAN BROWN CLASS Sophomore

HEIGHT 5-11

POSITION Goalkeeper

HOMETOWN Las Vegas, Nev.

HIGH SCHOOL Faith Lutheran

CLUB TEAM Heat FC

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY February 23, 2004

CAREER BESTS

S 1 (2x), last at N. Carolina (11/17/22)

SOG 1, vs. Ole Miss (10/20/22)

SV 6 (2x), last vs. Samford (11/11/22)

MIN 110, vs. South Carolina (11/3/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC All-Tournament Team (2022)

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@jordan_jb_brown

2023: Named to SEC Preseason Watch List.

2022: Named to SEC All-Tournament Team…Played and started in final eight matches of season, tallying 740 minutes and leading Bulldogs to seven-match unbeaten streak…Posted 5-1-2 record and notched five shutouts, including three consecutive to open career, the first keeper in program history to accomplish feat…Allowed five goals while tallying 0.61 GAA and .872 save percentage…Posted career-high six saves against South Carolina in SEC Tournament semifinals (Nov. 3) and Samford in NCAA Tournament First Round (Nov. 11)…Made diving double-save against South Carolina, ranking third on SportsCenter Top-10 Plays…Named SEC Freshman of the Week in consecutive weeks (Oct. 17, 24)…Helped team post three straight SEC shutouts for first time since 2010…Named to SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Faith Lutheran HS and Heat FC 04 ECNL…Named Nevada Gatorade Player of the Year in 2019-20…Led Faith Lutheran to Nevada state championship in 2019…Named Nevada Goalkeeper of the Year in 2019-20…Holds state records for most shutouts in a season and most consecutive matches with a shutout…Tallied 37 shutouts in four-year career as varsity starter; also scored a goal off a kickoff and assisted on two goals…Led Heat FC 04 ECNL to multiple national tournaments, including 2018 Champions League Playoffs…Ranked by TopDrawerSoccer as No. 35 player nationally and No. 5 goalkeeper nationally…Graduated from HS with Summa Cum Laude honors.

Personal: Born on February 23, 2004…Daughter of Leslie and Shannon Brown…Majoring in Psychology.

BROWN CAREER STATS

15 MILLIE FILSON CLASS Sophomore

HEIGHT 5-5

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Gainesville, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Lakeview Academy

CLUB TEAM GSA

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY September 5, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 1, vs. Coll. of Charleston (8/28/22)

A 1, vs. Coll. of Charleston (8/28/22)

S 5, at Kennesaw State (9/4/22)

SOG 2 (2x), last at Florida (9/25/22)

MIN 59, vs. South Carolina (9/22/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@milliefilson22

2022: Played in 15 matches and started three, tallying 432 minutes…Made first career start against South Carolina (Sept. 22)…Assisted Faith Ferrer on goal against College of Charleston (Aug. 28)…Tallied 17 shots with six on frame…Named to Dean’s List, SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Lakeview Academy and Gwinnett Soccer Academy…Named to 2022 United Soccer Coaches Georgia All-State Team…Named to GHSAA First Team All-Region in 2019, 2021, and 2022…Named to DiVarsity All-Star Team in 2021 and 2022…Named Girls Soccer Player of the Year and Athlete of the Year by Gainesville Times…Holds Hall County record for goals scored in a season…Was a 2021 finalist for Georgia Coaches Association Player of the Year award…Led UFA Norcross to 2019

U.S. Club Soccer National Cup Championship…Served as team captain for three seasons (2018-20)… Member of Beta Club, National Computer Science Honors Society, and Art Honors Society.

Personal: Born on September 5, 2003…Daughter of John and Beverly Filson…Majoring in Psychology.

22 CATE HARDIN CLASS Sophomore

HEIGHT 5-8

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Marietta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Fellowship Christian

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Sport Management

BIRTHDAY March 20, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 2, at Texas A&M (9/16/22)

G 1, at Texas A&M (9/16/22)

A 1, at Vanderbilt (10/6/22)

S 1 (3x), last at Florida (9/25/22)

SOG 1 (2x), last at Florida (9/25/22)

MIN 90 (10x), last at N. Carolina (11/17/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

• S.A.A.C. Team Representative (2023-24)

@cate22hardin

@CateHardin

2023: Serves as team representative to UGA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

2022: Played in 21 matches and started 15, tallying 1,353 minutes…Scored first career goal against Texas A&M (Sept. 16)… At center back, led Georgia backline that only allowed 17 goals, 217 shots, and opponent .078 shooting percentage…Tallied three shots with two on frame…Named to Dean’s List, SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Fellowship Christian School and Concorde Fire…Named to United Soccer Coaches High School All-State Team in 2021 and All-Region Team in 2022…Named GHSAA Class 1A Private Student-Athlete of the Year in 2021…Named to GeorgiaHighSchoolSoccer.com’s 2022 Super 11 list…Named to First Team All-Region…Named to DiVarsity State All-Star Team in 2022; won match MVP honors…Named Fellowship’s Female Athlete of the Year…Served as team captain for three seasons… Finished high school career with 102 goals scored in 45 matches…Led Concorde Fire to 2021 ECNL Southeastern Conference championship…Named to High Honor Roll in all four years of high school.

Personal: Born on March 20, 2003…Daughter of Greg and Nicki Hardin…Father played football at Murray State, mother ran track at Furman, and brother, Jack, played football at Furman…Majoring in Sport Management.

HARDIN CAREER STATS

14 KENZIE SOLOMON

CLASS Redshirt Freshman

HEIGHT 5-9

POSITION Goalkeeper

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Riverwood

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Exercise & Sport Science

BIRTHDAY March 16, 2004

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@kenziesolomon_

@kenziesolomon22

2022: Did not appear in any matches…Named to Dean’s List, SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll, and J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Honor Roll.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Riverwood International HS and Concorde Fire ECNL Platinum…Named to GHSAA Class 6A First Team All-Region 7…Selected to Georgia High School All-Star Game…Served as team captain and named team MVP…Led Riverwood to Class 6A Final Four in 2021, only allowing two goals in process…Led Concorde Fire ECNL to ECNL U18/U19 national championship in 2022…Finished in national top eight in 2021…Won ECNL Southeast Region championships in 2021 and 2022…Previously played for Tophat DA, playing in goal for 2004 Platinum team and serving as team captain for two seasons…Posted consecutive top-eight finishes in DA National Playoffs…Ranked in IMG Academy Class of 2022 Top 150…Named to 2019 Girls DA Spring Showcase U14/15 Best XI…Ranked No. 18 player in South Atlantic region by TopDrawerSoccer…Invited to U.S. Soccer National Training Center…Member of National Honor Society…Named to Honor Roll in all four years of high school.

Personal: Born on March 16, 2004…Daughter of Renee and Joye Solomon…Majoring in Biology and Exercise & Sport Science.

7 CROIX BETHUNE

CLASS Graduate

HEIGHT 5-3

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Alpharetta, Ga.

LAST SCHOOL USC

HIGH SCHOOL Alpharetta

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Business (M.S.)

BIRTHDAY March 14, 2001

CAREER BESTS

P 8, vs. Grand Canyon (11/13/21)

G 3 (2x), last vs. Grand Canyon (11/13/21)

A 2 (4x), last at Oregon State (9/29/22)

S 7, vs. Arizona (10/6/22)

SOG 4, vs. Washington (10/27/22)

MIN 110 (3x), last vs. Penn State (11/19/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• MAC Hermann Trophy Semifinalist (2021)

• United Soccer Coaches All-America

First Team (2021, 2022)

• United Soccer Coaches All-Pacific Region First Team (2021, 2022)

• First Team All-Pac-12 (2020, 2021, 2022)

• Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year (2021, 2022)

• Pac-12 All-Freshman Team (2020)

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

@croixbethune

@CroixBethune

2023: Named to United Soccer Coaches Players to Watch List…Named to SEC Preseason Watch List.

2022 (USC): Named to United Soccer Coaches All-America First Team…Named to United Soccer Coaches All-Pacific Region First Team…Finished season ranked No. 3 in Top Drawer Soccer’s Top 100 National Players list…Named Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year…Named to First Team All-Pac-12…Played and started in 14 matches, tallying 1,142 minutes…Led Pac-12 in assists, while ranking fifth in points…Led team in goals, assists, and points, while ranking second in shots and shots on goal…Finished USC career ranked seventh all-time in points, goals, and assists… Scored two goals and assisted on another against TCU (Sept. 1)…Scored goal and assisted twice at Oregon State (Sept. 29)…Scored two goals and assisted on another at Oregon (Oct. 2)…Scored two goals against Arizona State (Oct. 9)…Scored winning goal against Washington (Oct. 27)…Tallied 51 shots with 23 on frame…Named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 3.

2021 (USC): Named semifinalist for the MAC Hermann Trophy…Named to United Soccer Coaches All-America First Team…Named to United Soccer Coaches All-Pacific Region First Team…Named Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year… Named to First Team All-Pac-12…Played in 20 matches with 17 starts, tallying 1,507 minutes…Ranked fourth nationally in points and seventh in goals…Ranked second in Pac-12 in points, goals, and assists…Led team in points, goals, assists, and shots, while ranking second in shots on goal and fifth in minutes…Posted 16 goals (third-most in USC single-season history) and 42 points (fourth-most in history)…Scored goal at No. 24 BYU (Aug. 26)…Scored goal and assisted on another at Utah Valley (Aug. 28)…Scored goal at Western Michigan (Sept. 5)…Scored twice at UCSB (Sept. 16)…Scored goal and assisted on winner against Oregon State (Sept. 24)…Scored goal at Arizona (Oct. 3)…Assisted twice against Utah (Oct. 10)…Scored winning goal at Oregon (Oct. 14)…Scored two goals at Washington (Oct. 24)…Scored goal against California (Oct. 28)…Scored two goals, including overtime winner, against No. 9 Stanford (Oct. 31)…Scored hat trick and assisted on two goals against Grand Canyon in NCAA First Round (Nov. 13)…Tallied 64 shots with 31 on frame…Named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on Sept. 27 and Nov. 1.

2020-21 (USC): Named to First Team All-Pac-12…Named to Pac-12 All-Freshman Team…Played in all 14 matches with 11 starts, tallying 1,056 minutes…Ranked third on team in points, goals, and assists, while ranking third in shots on goal and fourth in shots…Assisted on two goals in Trojan debut against No. 10 BYU (Feb. 15)…Scored hat trick and assisted on another goal at California (April 11)...Tallied 25 shots with 11 on frame…Named Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Week on April 12.

2019 (USC): Did not appear in any matches due to injury.

Prior to USC: Played for Alpharetta HS and Concorde Fire SC…Posted 28 goals and 12 assists during lone season (2017) at Alpharetta, becoming a finalist for the Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year…Named twice to NSCAA Youth All-America Team at Concorde…Also thrice named to All-Region Team and named top midfielder in the nation in 2017.

National: Named to United States women’s national team preliminary roster for 2022 Concacaf W Championship, one of five active collegiate players selected…Captained U.S. U-23 national team during 2022 season…Has been a member of the USWNT youth system since age 13, playing for U-18 team.

Personal: Born on March 14, 2001…Daughter of Richard and Jean Bethune…Graduated with bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy…Pursuing master’s degree in Business.

BETHUNE CAREER STATS

50 HANNAH WHITE CLASS Graduate

HEIGHT 5-10 POSITION Forward

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

LAST SCHOOL USC

HIGH SCHOOL Pace CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Sport Management (M.S.)

BIRTHDAY May 17, 2001

CAREER BESTS

P 3, at Western Michigan (9/5/21)

G 1 (5x), last at Oregon State (9/29/22)

A 1 (3x), last at Washington (10/24/21)

S 6, vs. Washington (10/27/22)

SOG 2 (3x), last vs. UCLA (11/4/22)

MIN 87 (2x), last vs. Purdue (8/18/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• SEC Preseason Watch List (2023)

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll (2020, 2021, 2022)

2022 (USC): Played in 17 matches with seven starts, tallying 741 minutes…Scored goal at Oregon State (Sept. 29)…Tallied 22 shots with nine on frame…Finished USC career with five goals and three assists…Named to Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll and USC Athletics Academic Honor Roll.

2021 (USC): Played in 17 matches with 10 starts, tallying 899 minutes…Ranked fourth on team in goals and fifth in points…Scored first career goal and assisted on another at Western Michigan (Sept. 5)… Scored goal against CSUN (Sept. 19)…Scored goal against Utah (Oct. 10)…Scored goal against California (Oct. 28)…Tallied 14 shots with eight on frame…Named to Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll and USC Athletics Academic Honor Roll.

2020-21 (USC): Played in eight matches with one start, tallying 104 minutes…Made first career start at Oregon (March 7)…Tallied two shots…Named to Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll and USC Athletics Academic Honor Roll.

2019 (USC): Played in five matches, tallying 87 minutes…Season ended due to foot injury…Named to USC Athletics Academic Honor Roll.

Prior to USC: Played for Pace HS and Tophat Soccer Club…Scored over 40 goals and earned All-America honors at Pace… Named to ECNL All-Region Team in 2017 and 2018 while at Tophat…Also earned ECNL Best XI honors.

National: Member of USWNT youth system from 2014-17, attending multiple training camps.

Personal: Born on May 17, 2001…Daughter of Gina and Rick White…Step-sister, Tori Penn, is a teammate at Georgia…Older step-sister, Taylor, played soccer at Columbia…Graduated with bachelor’s degree in Communications…Pursuing master’s degree in Sport Management.

WHITE CAREER STATS

2023: Named to SEC Preseason Watch List.

@hannahewhite

8 ALY AKERS

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-8

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Bellevue, Wash.

LAST SCHOOL Notre Dame

HIGH SCHOOL Eastside Catholic

CLUB TEAM Crossfire Premier

MAJOR Communication Studies

BIRTHDAY March 7, 2003

CAREER BESTS

S 1 (2x), last vs. Illinois (8/28/22)

@alyakers_

@alyakers12

2022 (Notre Dame): Played in five matches, tallying 39 minutes…Took one shot against Illinois (Aug. 28).

2021 (Notre Dame): Played in two matches, tallying 63 minutes…Took one shot in debut against Bowling Green (Aug. 19)…Season ended due to ACL injury.

Prior to Notre Dame: Played for Eastside Catholic HS and Crossfire Premier ECNL…Named to All-Metro First Team and High School All-American Game while at Eastside Catholic…Served as team captain… Appeared in 2020 ECNL National Selection Game and was named to Northwest Conference Selection Program…Helped club win 2016 ODP Washington Region IV championship…Was invited to 2017 ODP National and Interregional camps.

National: Five-time U.S. Soccer Training Center invitee…Attended 2017 U.S. Soccer Northwest Combine.

Personal: Born on March 7, 2003…Daughter of Jessica and Mike Akers…Father played soccer at UCF…Majoring in Communication Studies.

2 OLIVIA BRIEDE

CLASS Junior

HEIGHT 5-6

POSITION Forward

HOMETOWN Alpharetta, Ga.

LAST SCHOOL Arizona

HIGH SCHOOL Milton

CLUB TEAM Tophat / UFA

MAJOR Marketing

BIRTHDAY February 7, 2003

CAREER BESTS

P 2, vs. Colorado (10/14/22)

G 1, vs. Colorado (10/14/22)

A 1 (2x), last vs. Oregon (10/30/22)

S 4, vs. UAB (9/4/22)

SOG 2, vs. CSUN (9/5/21)

MIN 70, vs. UC Davis (9/18/22)

HONORS & AWARDS

• Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll (2022)

@oliviabriede

@oliviabriede

2022 (Arizona): Played in all 18 matches and started in 12, tallying 822 minutes…Scored first career goal against Colorado (Oct. 14)…Assisted on goal against Oregon (Oct. 30)…Tallied nine shots with two on frame…Named to Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll.

2021 (Arizona): Played in 15 matches and started in three, tallying 573 minutes…Assisted on goal against Northern Arizona (Aug. 27)…Tallied 10 shots with six on frame.

Prior to Arizona: Played for Milton HS, Tophat Soccer Club, and UFA…Helped Milton reach 2018 GHSA state championship and earned three All-Region honors…Served as team captain during senior season and earned Offensive MVP honors in freshman and senior seasons…Helped Tophat reach National Semifinals…Played in Georgia ODP (2014-16), National Training Center (2015-17), and ECNL PDP Southeast (2018).

Personal: Born on February 7, 2003…Daughter of Dave and Cathy Briede…Sister, Belle, plays for San Diego Wave WSL Pro team after collegiate career at Stanford…Sister, Chloe, played soccer at Indiana…Majoring in Marketing.

10 SUMMER DENIGAN

CLASS Redshirt Freshman

HEIGHT 5-4

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Union, Ky.

LAST SCHOOL Florida State

HIGH SCHOOL Ryle

CLUB TEAM Kings Hammer FC

MAJOR Sport Management

BIRTHDAY December 9, 2003

CAREER BESTS

S 1 (2x), last at Georgia (8/21/22)

MIN 43, last at Georgia (8/21/22)

@summer.denigan

@summer_denigan

2022 (Florida State): Played in three matches, tallying 83 minutes…Played season-high 43 minutes at Georgia (Aug. 21).

Prior to Florida State: Played for Kings Hammer FC…Twice selected to United Soccer Coaches

All-America Team…Named to Girls DA Winter Showcase U16/17 Best XI…Selected to ECNL Tennessee National Selection Game…Played for Kings Hammer FC USLW team in 2020 season, scoring six goals in six matches, including hat trick against Racing Louisville…Played place kicker for Ryle HS, earning Special Teams MVP honors.

National: Played for U.S. U-17 National Team in match against Czech Republic and for U-15 team against Germany…Attended nine USWNT training camps, earning MVP honors once…Member of United State Youth Futsal National Team, twice earning MVP honors.

Personal: Born on December 9, 2003…Daughter of Michael and Robin Denigan…Father played soccer at Southeastern University…Brother, Trey, plays soccer at Indiana Wesleyan…Majoring in Sport Management.

4

CHRISTIAN BRATHWAITE

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-6

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Charlotte, N.C.

HIGH SCHOOL C-M Virtual

CLUB TEAM CSA

MAJOR Marketing

BIRTHDAY June 5, 2005

2022: Joined team for spring exhibition season.

Prior to Georgia: Played for Charlotte Soccer Academy…While previously playing for Barca Academy, one of only two young women nationally to play with men’s DA…Also played with U-17 team in national competition…Played for Greenville Liberty SC in USL W League, earning 2022 W League Young Player of the Year honors…Appeared in 11 matches, tallying four goals and four assists.

National: Selected to Trinidad & Tobago senior women’s team for 2023 FIFA World Cup qualifying matches.

Personal: Born on June 5, 2005…Daughter of Jarrette and Darcy Brathwaite…Father played soccer at Charlotte and professionally in United States and Germany…Mother played volleyball at Charlotte…Brother, Kyle, played soccer at Pitt…Majoring in Marketing.

@christianb_soccer

25 HAYLEY CHAMBERLAIN

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-9

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Midtown

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Psychology

BIRTHDAY September 29, 2004

Prior to Georgia: Played for Midtown HS and Tophat Soccer Club…Named to 2023 GACA Class 5A All-State First Team…Named High School Regional Player of the Year in consecutive years…Led Midtown to 2022 GHSA Class 5A state final…For Tophat, named to ECNL Southeast Regional All-Conference Team and PDF in 2018 and 2019.

Personal: Born on September 29, 2004…Daughter of Hollis and Trevor Chamberlain…Majoring in Psychology.

24 JOCELYN CHINEA

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-2

POSITION Forward

HOMETOWN Tampa, Fla.

HIGH SCHOOL Tampa Catholic

CLUB TEAM Tampa Bay United

MAJOR Criminal Justice

BIRTHDAY August, 2, 2005

3 VIRGINIA ODOM

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-5

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL North Atlanta

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Fashion Merchandising

BIRTHDAY October 31, 2004

Prior to Georgia: Played for Tampa Catholic HS and Tampa Bay United SC…Helped Tampa Catholic reach FHSA Class 3A Region 2 final…Captained team during senior season…Helped TB United reached ECNL U16 national semifinals…Qualified for FHSA Track & Field Championships during senior season.

National: Named to Puerto Rico U-20 National Team during 2023 Concacaf Women’s Under-20 Championship.

Personal: Born on August 2, 2005…Daughter of Kristy Chinea…Majoring in Criminal Justice.

@jocelynchinea

Prior to Georgia: Played for North Atlanta HS and Concorde Fire ECNL…Helped North Atlanta reach 2023 GHSA Class 6A quarterfinals…Named to 2023 GACA Class 6A All-State First Team…Named to Georgia High School Soccer All-State Team…Named 2021 and 2023 Class 6A Region 4 Player of the Year…Named 2021 North Atlanta Girls Soccer Player of the Year…Named Offensive MVP in freshman and sophomore seasons…Recipient of IB Diploma… Helped lead Concorde Fire to 2022 ECNL national championship…Won four-consecutive ECNL Southeast Regional championships (2019-22).

Personal: Born on October 31, 2004…Daughter of Amy and Alex Odom…Majoring in Fashion Merchandising.

00 KEIRA OLIVER

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-7

POSITION Goalkeeper

HOMETOWN Dacula, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Hebron Christian

CLUB TEAM GSA

MAJOR Biology

BIRTHDAY May 16, 2005

Prior to Georgia: Played for Hebron Christian Academy and Gwinnett Soccer Academy…Served as team captain during junior and senior season…Recipient of 2023 Captain’s Award and 2022 Coaches Award…Named team captain at GSA for four seasons.

Personal: Born on May 16, 2005…Daughter of Tommy and Carla Oliver…Majoring in Biology.

26

CAROLINE SMITH

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-9

POSITION Forward

HOMETOWN Woodstock, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Blessed Trinity

CLUB TEAM UFA

MAJOR Journalism

BIRTHDAY September 20, 2004

Prior to Georgia: Played for Blessed Trinity HS and UFA ECNL U19…Helped lead Blessed Trinity to 2021 GHSA Class 5A state championships and 2022 quarterfinals…Named to Class 5A All-State First Team in 2021 and 2022, and Second Team in 2023…Twice named to DiVarsity HS All-Star First Team…Led team in scoring in 2022 after ranking second in 2021…Helped lead UFA to ECNL Nationals Final Four in 2021 and Sweet 16 in 2022.

Personal: Born on September 20, 2004…Daughter of Raquel and Robert Smith…Majoring in Journalism.

11

KIERA STAUDE

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-8

POSITION Defender

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Westminster

CLUB TEAM Concorde Fire

MAJOR Undeclared

BIRTHDAY March 30, 2005

Prior to Georgia: Played for The Westminster Schools and Concorde Fire 04/05 Platinum ECNL…Selected to 2022 and 2023 United Soccer Coaches All-Atlantic Region Team and United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-America Team… Named to 2022 Just Women’s Sports Soccer All-America Second Team…Named to GACA All-State Class 4A First Team…Named to 2022 Georgia HS Soccer Super XI and Georgia HS Soccer All-State Team…Helped lead Westminster to 2023 Class 4A state championship and consecutive Class 3A state championships…Helped Concorde Fire win 2022 ECNL U18/19 national championship…Named team defensive player of the year…Named to All-Region team for varsity basketball during freshman, sophomore, and senior seasons.

National: Selected to 2023 United States U-19 Women’s National Team Domestic Training Camp…Invited to 2021 USYNT Regional Identification Center in Columbia, S.C. and multiple USYNT Identification Local Centers…Selected for USWNT U17 player pool…Invited to US U15 GNT domestic training camp and national ID Camp.

Personal: Born on March 30, 2005…Daughter of Alisa and Greg Staude…Mother played basketball at Oakland University and Saginaw Valley State University…Sister, Talia, plays soccer at Virginia…Undeclared on major.

20 ABBY UNKRAUT

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-7

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Burlington, Ky.

HIGH SCHOOL Notre Dame Academy

CLUB TEAM Kings Hammer FC

MAJOR Business

BIRTHDAY April 1, 2005

Prior to Georgia: Played for Kings Hammer FC…Helped lead Kings Hammer to 2021 Girls Academy U16 National Championship…Named to 2021 Florida Showcase National Selection Team…Named to Second Team All-ECNL… Played two games during 2022 season for Notre Dame Academy, scoring in season opener before season-ending injury.

Personal: Born on April 1, 2005…Daughter of Anna and Dan Unkraut…Mother played softball and soccer at Transylvania University…Majoring in Business.

21 DEVON WINTERS

CLASS Freshman

HEIGHT 5-4

POSITION Midfielder

HOMETOWN Atlanta, Ga.

HIGH SCHOOL Marist

CLUB TEAM Tophat

MAJOR Sport Management

BIRTHDAY June 28, 2005

Prior to Georgia: Played for the Marist School and Tophat Soccer Club…Helped lead Marist to 2023 GHSA Class 6A state final…Named to 2023 GACA Class 6A All-State First Team…Helped War Eagles win 2022 Class 4A state championship…Served as team captain and was named team MVP for regional and state champions…Helped Tophat reach No. 1 national ranking.

Personal: Born on June 28, 2005…Daughter of Monique and Chris Winters…Majoring in Sport Management.

KEIDANE MCALPINE

HEAD COACH

SEASON Second RECORD 195-95-40 (16 seasons) ALMA MATER Birmingham-Southern, 1997

COACHING HISTORY

Keidane McAlpine (kuh-DAWN-ee mik-AL-pine), who has led his teams to 11 consecutive NCAA tournament appearances, including a national championship for USC in 2016, became the sixth head coach of the Georgia soccer program in December 2021.

The Huntsville, Alabama native immediately changed the Bulldogs’ fortunes, leading the team to a 13-6-3 record and a trip to the NCAA Second Round. Under McAlpine’s leadership, Georgia received its first NCAA Tournament bid since 2014 and hosted a home postseason match for the first time since 2007. The Bulldogs also upset Tennessee in the SEC Tournament, reaching the semifinals for the first time since 2010 before falling in penalties to eventual champion South Carolina.

During the season, Georgia went unbeaten on the road in conference play and finished the regular season with six straight results against league opponents, including the first three-game SEC shutout streak since 2010. The Bulldogs tied two program records with 16 different goal scorers and 12 shutouts during the year, all while tallying the second-lowest goals against average rate in program history. Graduate Abby Boyan became the program’s fourth All-American, with Madison Haugen, Dani Murguia, and Cecily Stoute joining her on the United Soccer Coaches All-America Third Team.

Prior to arriving in Athens, McAlpine guided USC to unprecedented success for eight seasons from 2014-21. His 2016 squad finished with a 19-4-2 record on its way to the program’s second national championship, shutting out four consecutive tournament opponents before a 3-1 victory over West Virginia in the College Cup Final. His final 2021 team boasted a 14-3-3 record and finished second in the Pac-12 standings, earning him USC’s first Pac-12 Coach of the Year honors since 1998.

Under his guidance, USC never missed the postseason, won at least one NCAA tournament match in six of the last seven years and never finished worse than fourth in the Pac-12. The Trojans averaged nearly 16 wins a season during his tenure and owned a 13-2-7 postseason record under his watch.

McAlpine's teams have produced 12 All-Americans, over 40 All-Conference selections, three Pac-12 Forwards of the Year, one Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year, one Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year, one Pac-12 Freshman of the Year and two Pac-12 Goalkeepers of the Year. McAlpine and his staff also picked up United Soccer Coaches West Region Staff of the Year honors in 2018 and 2021.

McAlpine’s 16-year head coaching career features stops at Birmingham-Southern, Washington State and USC, where he has compiled a 195-95-40 career record — a 65 percent winning percentage. His career began at his alma mater Birmingham-Southern in 2001 as he guided the program into Division I, eventually winning the Big South championship in 2004 and earning the program's first NCAA Tournament bid. For his efforts, he was named that season's Big South Coach of the Year. Following his tenure at BSC, he spent six seasons as an assistant coach at Auburn.

In addition to his success at USC, McAlpine was named the 2013 Pac-12 Coach of the Year and NSCAA Pacific Region Coach of the Year at Washington State. He led the Cougars to a program-record 14 wins and a school-best second-place finish in the conference standings. Washington State also made back-to-back trips to the NCAA tournament during his tenure.

RECORD BREAKDOWN

He has been active in Olympic Development Program for many years and holds a National "A" Coaching License from the United States Soccer Federation and a National Goalkeeping License. McAlpine was actively involved as a coach with the Alabama Youth Soccer Association Olympic Development Program and several club teams. In the summer of 2004, he was selected as a staff coach for the USYSA Region III squad.

McAlpine was a four-year starter at Birmingham-Southern and was named team captain in 1996. During that season, the Panthers finished as runners-up in the NAIA Tournament after advancing to the semifinals the previous season. After graduation, McAlpine spent the 1999 season playing for the Tennessee Rhythm of the A League.

McAlpine earned a bachelor's degree in music business with a minor in computer science from Birmingham-Southern in 1997.

PROFILES // STAFF

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JASON LOCKHART

SEASON Second ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH

Jason Lockhart joined the Georgia staff in 2022 after serving with head coach Keidane McAlpine for the previous 10 seasons at both Washington State and USC, serving as the Trojans’ associate head coach for the final four campaigns. While at USC, McAlpine, Lockhart, and assistant coach Sammy Towne were named as part of United Soccer Coaches’ Pacific Region Staff of the Year in 2018 and 2021.

Lockhart has joined McAlpine in guiding their teams to the NCAA Tournament in each of the past 11 seasons, including an NCAA Championship in 2016. While on the Trojans’ staff, USC never finished worse than fourth in the Pac-12 and won NCAA Tournament games in six of the past seven seasons.

Working primarily with the offensive players, Georgia received its first NCAA Tournament bid since 2014 and hosted a home postseason match for the first time since 2007. The Bulldogs also upset Tennessee in the SEC Tournament, reaching the semifinals for the first time since 2010 before falling in penalties to eventual champion South Carolina.

The Bulldogs tied a program record with 16 different goal scorers, Graduate Abby Boyan became the program’s fourth All-American, with Madison Haugen and Dani Murguia joining her on the United Soccer Coaches All-America Third Team. With 117 points and 43 goals on the season, the Bulldogs posted top-10 seasons in school history in both statistics, with the team only being shut out three times.

With USC, Lockhart helped produce three-consecutive Pac-12 Forwards of the Year in Tara McKeown (2019) and Penelope Hocking (2020, 2021), one Pac-12 Midfielder of the Year in Croix Bethune (2021), one Pac-12 Freshman of the Year (Hocking, 2018) and a MAC Hermann Trophy finalist in midfielder Morgan Andrews (2016). As a team, USC averaged 44.5 goals per season over his final six seasons, excluding the shortened 2020 season.

While at Washington State, Lockhart helped the Cougars tie the program record for wins in a season (14), while his players set or tied 27 school records. The Cougars finished the 2013 season ranked seventh nationally defensively with only 11 goals allowed.

Prior to joining the collegiate ranks, Lockhart worked at the club level with Vestavia Soccer Club and the Birmingham United Soccer Association, serving alongside McAlpine in Birmingham. He and McAlpine are both Alabama natives who have known each other since childhood.

With Birmingham United, he served as the girls’ director of coaching and ECNL head coach, winning multiple state championships and finishing third in the 2009 National Championship Series. In recent years, he has also been a member of the Region III ODP staff and 14-18 age group head coach.

Sammy Towne joined the Georgia staff in 2022 after serving with head coach Keidane McAlpine for the previous four seasons at USC as an assistant coach.

Working primarily with the defenders, Georgia received its first NCAA Tournament bid since 2014 and hosted a home postseason match for the first time since 2007. The Bulldogs also upset Tennessee in the SEC Tournament, reaching the semifinals for the first time since 2010 before falling in penalties to eventual champion South Carolina.

During the season, Georgia went unbeaten on the road in conference play and finished the regular season with six straight results against league opponents, including the first three-game SEC shutout streak since 2010. The Bulldogs tied a program record with 12 shutouts during the year, all while tallying the second-lowest goals against average rate in program history. Graduate Abby Boyan became the program’s fourth All-American, with Madison Haugen, Dani Murguia, and Cecily Stoute joining her on the United Soccer Coaches All-America Third Team.

With the Trojans, Towne helped guide USC to four top-four finishes in the Pac-12 and reached the NCAA quarterfinals in 2019. USC posted 39 shutouts in her tenure and produced a First Team All-American in defender Ally Prisock (2018) and a Freshman All-American in defender Kaylin Martin (2019). While at USC with McAlpine and associate head coach Jason Lockhart, the three coaches were named as part of United Soccer Coaches’ Pacific Region Staff of the Year in 2018 and 2021.

Prior to joining USC, Towne served as Director of Soccer Operations for two seasons at her alma mater Auburn. Towne played for the Tigers from 2007-10, while McAlpine served as an assistant coach, earning All-SEC honors, and captaining the team. Following the end of her career, she served as a defensive assistant student-coach in 2011, helping the Tigers win their first SEC Tournament.

Following Auburn, Towne was an assistant for four seasons at UNC Greensboro, working with the defense and coordinating recruiting. With the Spartans, she helped produce nine All-Southern Conference performers, including three consecutive accolades for defender Georgia Brown.

Towne graduated from Auburn in 2012 with a degree in human development and family studies.

KAT CRUMP

Kat Crump joined the Georgia staff in 2022, serving as a volunteer assistant coach in her first season before being promoted to assistant coach for the 2023 season.

Working primarily with the goalkeepers, Georgia received its first NCAA Tournament bid since 2014 and hosted a home postseason match for the first time since 2007. The Bulldogs also upset Tennessee in the SEC Tournament, reaching the semifinals for the first time since 2010 before falling in penalties to eventual champion South Carolina.

During the season, Georgia went unbeaten on the road in conference play and finished the regular season with six straight results against league opponents, including the first three-game SEC shutout streak since 2010. The Bulldogs tied a program record with 12 shutouts during the year, all while tallying the second-lowest goals against average rate in program history. Goalkeeper Jordan Brown assumed the starting role late in the season and tallied a program-record .872 save percentage, earning a spot on the SEC All-Tournament Team. Fellow keeper Liz Beardsley allowed the third-fewest goals in a season in program history and accumulated an 0.89 goals against average.

Prior to joining the Georgia staff, Crump served as an assistant coach for four seasons at Furman. In the 2020-21 season, Crump coached goalkeeper Addison Corn to the United Soccer Coaches All-Southeast Region Second Team and the Southern Conference All-Freshman Team as the Paladins finished 8-1-2 and reached the NCAA Tournament. The Paladins posted a winning record in each of her four seasons, with goalkeeper Kellsey Weaver also earning All-SoCon honors in 2019.

Prior to Furman, Crump served as an assistant coach at Jacksonville in 2017 and worked with the goalkeepers for Jacksonville Armada FC. The Huntsville, Alabama native played collegiately at Regis University in Denver, Colorado, starting 60 games in goal and posting 35 wins, a 1.15 goals against average, and 19 shutouts for the Rangers. She also coached with multiple club programs in the Denver area during her collegiate career. She graduated from Regis in 2017 with a degree in Health and Exercise Science.

Jill Zeller joined the University of Georgia athletic performance staff in July 2023 after serving the past two seasons as the Sports Performance Coach for San Diego Wave FC of the NWSL. Zeller helped the Wave finish third in their inaugural season, including a run to the NWSL semifinals.

Prior to joining the Wave, Zeller worked for four years as a strength and conditioning coach at USC, overseeing their women’s soccer, lacrosse, and beach volleyball teams. With the Trojans, she joined McAlpine, associate head coach Jason Lockhart, and assistant coach Sammy Towne in earning 2021 United Soccer Coaches Pacific Region Staff of the Year honors. She also worked with USC’s 2021 NCAA champion beach volleyball team.

Before heading to USC, Zeller spent one year as the director of sports performance for the Wake Forest women’s basketball team. She also served as a strength and conditioning coach for Boston University and USA Hockey, while also interning with Northeastern University and Athletes’ Performance.

A native of Newton, Massachusetts, Zeller graduated from James Madison University in 2011 with a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science and from Boston University in 2014 with a master’s degree in Coaching Education. JILL

Stephanie Ransom Sport Facilitator

Claire Quaassdorff Director of Operations

Tatum Hodge Director of External Operations

Renee Horton Video Analyst

Dr. Dylan Firsick Mental Health & Performance

Shelby Glasgow Graduate Manager

Gracie Entlich Manager

Tori McKool Manager / Social Media

Keenan Huss Facilities & Event Management

B.J. Thomas Grounds

John Bateman Marketing

Lijah Galas Creative Services

Jackson Perry Creative Services / Designer

Maddie Cope Creative Media

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Kelly Cich Athletic Trainer

Bryanna Brown Athletic Training Intern

JJ Beasley Nutrition

Morgan Kent Academics

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Rick Freeman Broadcasting

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Jake Stanley Sports Communications

Julia Maenius Sports Communications

JERE W. MOREHEAD

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA PRESIDENT

President Jere W. Morehead began his tenure as the 22nd University of Georgia President on July 1, 2013. Under his leadership, UGA has risen in the rankings of the best public colleges and universities and has completed a series of initiatives to enhance student learning and success, including a requirement for experiential learning for all undergraduates.

Additionally during President Morehead’s tenure, the University completed the most successful capital campaign in its history and established the UGA Innovation District, through which students and faculty partner with industry leaders to create products and enterprises that strengthen Georgia’s economy. UGA has increased its research expenditures by more than 50% over the past decade and has been ranked first or second in the U.S. for research-based products reaching the marketplace for the past seven years.

In keeping with his focus on student success, President Morehead launched the ALL Georgia program to support students from rural areas and created the Double Dawgs program, which enables students to save time and money by earning an undergraduate and graduate degree in five years or less. Demand for a UGA education has more than doubled during the past decade, with a record 43,000 applications submitted for a spot in the incoming Class of 2027.

President Morehead has served the University of Georgia for more than 35 years in both faculty and administrative roles. Before becoming President, he was Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost from 2010 to 2013. Prior to 2010, he held several key administrative assignments, including Vice President for Instruction, Vice Provost for Academic Affairs, Associate Provost and Director of the Honors Program, and acting Executive Director of Legal Affairs.

He is the Meigs Professor of Legal Studies in the Terry College of Business, where he has held a faculty appointment since 1986. He is a co-author of several books and book chapters, including The Legal and Regulatory Environment of Business, and he has published scholarly articles on legal topics ranging from export controls to jury selection. He has served as Editor-in-Chief of the American Business Law Journal.

President Morehead currently serves as Co-Chair of the University Leadership Forum, a national initiative led by the Council on Competitiveness. Additional service includes membership on the boards of the Georgia Research Alliance, Georgia Chamber of Commerce, Atlanta Regional Council for Higher Education, Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, and Emory University Candler School of Theology.

He is Chair of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Board of Directors and a member of the NCAA Division I Administrative Committee. He previously served as President of the Southeastern Conference (SEC) and Chair of the SEC Executive Committee and as a member of the NCAA’s Board of Governors; Presidential Forum; Working Group on Name, Image, and Likeness; and Federal and State Legislation Working Group. He also is a member of the National Football Foundation Board of Trustees.

In 2021, he received the Chief Executive Leadership Award from the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education District III for outstanding leadership and service in support of education. He has received several University-wide teaching awards, including the Josiah Meigs Award—UGA’s highest honor for teaching excellence, the Richard B. Russell Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, the Teacher of the Year Award in the Terry College of Business, and the Lothar Tresp Outstanding Honors Professor Award. He also earned the UGA School of Law’s premier honor for alumni, the Distinguished Service Scroll Award.

President Morehead holds a bachelor’s degree from Georgia State University and a law degree from the University of Georgia.

JOSH BROOKS

J. REID PARKER DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks – 2023 Sports Business Journal Athletic Director of the Year finalist – has led the University of Georgia Athletic Association through historic success.

Georgia finished seventh in the 2023 LEARFIELD Directors’ Cup, the Association’s best mark since 2005 and tying for the fourth-highest ranking in program history. Seventeen of the Bulldogs’ athletic programs finished with a top-20 ranking, while nine ended the year in the top 10.

The Bulldogs became the first program to earn back-to-back College Football Playoff National Championships, while three of Georgia’s athletic teams won SEC titles and five athletes won NCAA individual crowns during the 2022-23 athletics season.

Among notable achievements, the women’s soccer and volleyball programs made history as both teams earned bids to their respective NCAA tournaments in the same year for the first time ever. Georgia’s track and field programs finished with four top-10 rankings in the indoor and outdoor championships, both men’s and women’s tennis captured SEC championships, softball finished with a second-place mark in the conference and both golf programs swept team and individual titles at their respective NCAA regionals.

The Bulldogs also posted a record-breaking academic year, setting a new schoolhigh mark with a 3.19 cumulative GPA in 2022-23, breaking the fall GPA record before earning the second-highest spring GPA in school history.

From academic and athletic success to historic fundraising and a multitude of facility projects, Brooks has continued to sustain Georgia’s standing as a national powerhouse. The Georgia Bulldog Club set new fundraising records in each of the last two years with $86.4 million raised in 2022 and $97.7 million in 2023.

Brooks has overseen substantial facility upgrades that include the brand-new Lindsey Hopkins Indoor Tennis Courts, improvements to the south side of Sanford Stadium, a $45 million renovation to Foley Field, a $38 million upgrade to the Jack Turner Softball Stadium, a new $1.8 million men’s and women’s basketball weight room as well as expansive updates to Stegeman Coliseum and a renovation project in the Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall.

Georgia also built a new, state-of-the-art track and field locker room and recently announced plans to construct a one-of-a-kind track facility off South Milledge Avenue. This project will include the only indoor track and field venue in the state of Georgia and will allow the Bulldogs to host NCAA and SEC events as well as summer camps.

Brooks’ tenure has also included impactful and significant coaching hires, with a pair of national champions in track and field’s Caryl Smith Gilbert and soccer’s Keidane McAlpine. In 2021, he hired Tony Baldwin to take over the softball program, while Stefanie Williams Moreno and Neil Versfeld were named head women’s and men’s swimming and diving coaches.

He also hired two prominent coaches to lead the Georgia Basketball programs in Mike White and Katie Abrahamson-Henderson. Following the 2022-23 baseball season, Brooks brought on renowned pitching coach Wes Johnson to lead Georgia Baseball.

A native of Hammond, La., Brooks’ vision of competing for championships and postseason success and his passion for student-athletes began well before his time as Athletic Director.

Before returning to UGA in 2016 as Executive Associate Director of Athletics, Brooks served as Deputy Athletics Director at the University of ULM from 2015-16 and Director of Athletics at Millsaps College from 2014-15. He also served in capacities as Director of Football Operations (2008-11) and Assistant and Associate Athletic Director for Internal Operations (2012-14) in his previous stint at UGA.

Brooks also served as director of football operations at the University of ULM beginning in 2004. He gained experience as a student at LSU University, working as an equipment manager and a student assistant coach. During his four years at LSU, the Tigers participated in the 2000 Peach Bowl, 2002 Sugar Bowl, and won the 2001 Southeastern Conference championship.

Brooks graduated from LSU (’02) with a degree in Kinesiology and completed his master’s degree in Sport Management from UGA (‘14). He and his wife, Lillie, have twin sons, Jackson and James, born in July of 2009 and a third son, Davis, born in March of 2012.

He and his wife Lillie have become a vital part of the Athens community. On January 20, 2021, just two weeks after becoming Athletic Director, Brooks pledged $100,000 to create a need-based scholarship to support UGA students from Athens-Clarke County. His gift created a Georgia Commitment Scholarship (GCS), adding to the more than 550 endowed, need-based scholarships created under the GCS program since its launch in January 2017.

David Shipley Faculty Athletics Representative

Darrice Griffin Senior Deputy Director of Athletics

Will Lawler Deputy AD Legal & Regulatory Affairs

Stephanie Ransom Deputy AD Finance / SWA

Ron Courson Executive Associate AD Sports Medicine

Ford Williams Executive Associate AD Development

Geoff Bentzel Senior Associate AD Compliance

Matt Brachowski Senior Associate AD Internal Operations

Claude Felton Loran Smith Senior Assoc. AD Sports Communications

Glada Horvat Senior Associate AD Academics & Eligiblity

Kevin Miller Senior Associate AD Development

Brad Bell Senior Associate AD Major Gifts

Beth Dziedzic Associate AD Academics

Steve Flippen Associate AD Compliance

Scott Hallberg Associate AD Business Operations

Rhonda Kilpatrick Associate AD Academics & Eligibility

Christie Purks Associate AD Event Management

Anna Randa Associate AD Sports Medicine

Tanner Stines Associate AD Facilities & Capital Projects

Alan Thomas Associate AD External Operations

Amy Thomas Associate AD Human Resources

John Bateman Assistant AD Marketing

Mike Bilbow Assistant AD Digital & Production

Emily Deitz Assistant AD Fan Engagement & Licensing

Travis Epling Assistant AD Major Gifts & Premium Seating

Dr. Dylan Firsick Assistant AD Mental Health & Performance

Leigh Futch Assistant AD The Georgia Way

Jen Galas Assistant AD Social Media & Digital Strategy

Courtney Gay Assistant AD Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Dan Goldstein Assistant AD Systems & Operations

Derek Hammock Assistant AD Finance & Strategic Planning

Cory Kopaniasz Assistant AD Academics

Christopher Lakos Assistant AD Sports Communications

Mike Mobley Assistant AD Sports Communications

Wendy Whittington Assistant AD Ticket Operations

Christian Williams Assistant AD Annual Funds

2022 SEASON RESULTS

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NCAA Women's Soccer Championship

2022 OVERALL STATISTICS

2022 CONFERENCE STATISTICS

STARTERS

Thursday, Aug. 18, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

W: Liz Beardsley (1-0-0)

L: Katie Oakley (0-1-0)

Attendance: 1,238

7:16 UGA Tori Penn (1) Mallie McKenzie

42:53 UGA Dani Murguia (1) Faith Ferrer

54:58 UGA Ellie Gilbert (1) Abby Boyan

81:27 UGA Taylor Rish (1) Madison Haugen

Fueled by four goals, including three headers, the University of Georgia soccer team opened the 2022 season with a 4-0 win over Georgia Southern before 1,238 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex. This win marked the first in the tenure of head coach Keidane McAlpine.

Three of the four Georgia (1-0-0) goals were scored off the heads of junior forward Tori Penn, graduate forward Dani Murguia, and sophomore midfielder Ellie Gilbert. Junior defender Taylor Rish tallied the final goal of the match, the first of her career.

"I'd have to say Mallie McKenzie was exceptional in that first half, getting in and starting well," McAlpine said following the match. "She set the tone with the runs that she made just getting in and that early service getting us started. I thought, in the second half, both outside backs were, in particular, very good at getting into the attack and making it difficult for them to get out. Those three were absolutely exceptional."

The Bulldogs outshot the Eagles (0-1-0) by a 29-3 margin, highlighted by a 13-1 advantage in shots on goal. McKenzie and junior defender Madison Haugen led Georgia with four shots apiece on the evening.

In the net, sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley posted one save in a full 90 minutes of play, earning her first career victory.

The Bulldogs got on the board within the first 10 minutes of play with a header from Penn in the eighth minute. A pass from McKenzie on the end line connected with Penn's head to kickstart the scoring for Georgia. The Bulldogs added a second goal on the board in the 43rd minute as an assist from Faith Ferrer on the 20yard line was sent to the back of the net off the head of Murguia.

A third scoring header from Gilbert inside the box came in the 55th minute off a corner kick from graduate midfielder Abby Boyan. Haugen battled around a defender in the 82nd minute to send a crossed ball to Rish, who was positioned in front of the goal to conclude the scoring.

Sunday, Aug. 21, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga. #1 Florida State (1-0-1) 3 0 3

Georgia (1-1-0) 1 0 1

W: Cristina Roque (1-0-1)

L: Liz Beardsley (1-1-0)

Attendance: 1,883

5:40 FSU Onyi Echegini (1) unassisted

25:28 FSU Jenna Nighswonger (1) Beata Olsson

27:24 UGA Dani Murguia (2) Madison Haugen

33:15 FSU Emma Bissell (1) Maria Alagoa

The University of Georgia soccer team fell to No. 1 Florida State, 3-1, in front of 1,883 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex and an ESPNU nationally televised audience.

Graduate forward Dani Murguia scored the lone Georgia (1-1-0) goal of the match with a shot from inside the 18-yard box off an assist from junior defender Madison Haugen.

In the keeper's box, sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley posted six saves on the afternoon.

"This was great for us," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "I thought we gave great energy. I thought we gave good effort, especially in the first half. I thought our game plan gave us a few chances. In the second half, we got a little tired, and they made some adjustments. When you're playing a team that understands how to win in the biggest games, you have to take care of your chances. You have to take care of those one moments here in and there, and we let a few of those go and they punished us - which they are supposed to. Today, it was a really good growth game for us. We learned a lot in this game."

Florida State (1-0-1) went on the board early with a goal in the sixth minute as Onyi Echegini scored from the top of the box to give the Seminoles a 1-0 lead. Following Echegini's goal, Jenna Nighswonger boosted Florida State's lead to 2-0 in the 26th minute. Maneuvering between defenders, Beata Olsson made a quick pass to Nighswonger, who clipped the ball into the net from the 18-yard line.

Murguia put Georgia on the board two minutes later as Haugen fired a pass through the midfield defenders to her and she sent the ball past the diving Florida State keeper to score the only Bulldog goal.

The Seminoles tacked on a final goal in the 34th minute as Emma Bissell scored with a header off a corner kick from Maria Alagoa.

Thursday, Aug. 25, 2022 | Spry Stadium | Winston-Salem, N.C.

Georgia (1-2-0) 0 0 0

Wake Forest (3-0-0) 0 1 1

W: Kaitlyn Parks (3-0-0)

L: Liz Beardsley (1-2-0)

Attendance: 891

76:22 WF Tyla Ochoa (1) Caiya Hanks

Sunday, Aug. 28, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

Coll. of Charleston (2-2-0) 0 0 0

Georgia (2-2-0) 2 2 4

W: Liz Beardsley (2-2-0)

L: Savannah Baron (1-1-0)

Attendance: 874

9:38 UGA Tori Penn (2) Abby Boyan

20:35 UGA Abby Boyan (1) unassisted

48:38 UGA Faith Ferrer (1) Millie Filson

59:04 UGA Taylor Rish (2) unassisted

With a Wake Forest goal in the 77th minute, the University of Georgia soccer team fell, 1-0, to the Demon Deacons before 891 spectators at Spry Stadium.

Wake Forest (3-0-0) broke the stalemate as Tyla Ochoa netted a direct corner kick from Caiya Hanks past Georgia goalkeeper Liz Beardsley. For the night, the Demon Deacons outshot the Bulldogs (1-2-0) by a 10-5 margin, although the teams each had four in the second half.

"Today was disappointing," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "I don't think we played very well to be quite honest, and that's on me. I'll take that. I'll own it. We've been playing pretty well. We've been building every game and I think this is a game where we took a step back instead of a step forward. It's unfortunate because I thought today was an opportunity to really continue building on what we did last Sunday. We just couldn't quite get in sync."

Both teams were quiet offensively during the first third of play with Beardsley posting the first save for either team in the 28th minute. Georgia finally knotted its first shot of the match with a header off freshman midfielder Millie Filson in the 42nd minute.

The second half continued in much of the same fashion with a strong strike from graduate forward Dani Murguia getting blocked in the box and a shot from sophomore midfielder Ellie Gilbert going high. Following the goal, the Demon Deacons looked to add to their lead, yet Beardsley stopped a one-on-one attack from Hanks. In the closing moments, junior midfielder Dasia Torbert and Gilbert each tried to score, but were unable to find the equalizer.

Returning to its home pitch, the University of Georgia soccer team rebounded with a 4-0 victory over College of Charleston before 874 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex.

Georgia (2-2-0) dominated on the offensive front, posting 32 shots with 14 on frame. The 32 shots marked the most for the Bulldogs since tallying 39 against Presbyterian last season. Graduate forward Ruby Hellstrom led with four shots in her regular season debut for Georgia, while fellow graduate Dani Murguia and sophomore forward Tori Penn each had three.

College of Charleston (2-2-0) only attempted five shots for the match, with Georgia sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley making two saves in her second clean sheet of the season.

"We've been trying to get a little more hungry and have a little more movement towards the box, getting into the right places," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "Today we saw a lot more of that from different areas by getting into the right zones and positions."

The scoring started in the 10th minute as Penn, off a pass from graduate midfielder Abby Boyan, made a nifty move inside the box, giving her a clear pathway for her second goal of the season. Boyan added to the tally in the 21st minute, following up on an earlier shot by sophomore forward Danielle Lewin to give her three points for the afternoon. The Bulldogs found multiple opportunities for additional scoring, but a number of shots went high or off the post.

In the second half, sophomore forward Faith Ferrer notched her first goal of the season in the 49th minute, putting in a terrific forward pass from freshman midfielder Millie Filson, the first assist of her career. Later, in the 60th minute, junior defender Taylor Rish scored for the second time this season, finishing off a rebounded shot by graduate defender Cecily Stoute. Holding a four-goal lead, the Bulldogs rounded off the clock and earned the shutout over the Cougars.

W: Liz Beardsley (3-2-0)

L: Jaddah Foos (2-1-2)

Attendance: 299

15:09 UGA Joyelle Washington (1) Dani Murguia

15:46 UGA Madison Haugen (1) Dasia Torbert

73:47 UGA Alyssa Stadeker (1) Joyelle Washington

With a pair of three-point performances, the University of Georgia soccer team controlled the run of play from wire-to-wire in a 3-0 victory over Georgia State before 299 spectators at the GSU Soccer Complex.

Georgia (3-2-0) dominated possession from the early moments on, finally cashing in with a pair of goals in the 16th minute from sophomore forward Joyelle Washington and junior defender Madison Haugen. Sophomore defender Alyssa Stadeker tacked on another score in the 74th minute for her first career goal.

The Bulldogs' defense was stout throughout the evening, only allowing two shots from Georgia State (2-1-2), the fewest for a Georgia opponent since Binghamton attempted one on Aug. 25, 2019. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley tallied one save in earning her third clean sheet of the season.

"(Two goals in a minute) settles the game a bit," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "It allows to be on the front foot. It allows us to get going. A 2-0 lead is always a bit fragile; trying to maintain the intensity was the hard part today. It was great to get the game started and start early. We haven't done that enough, so I thought our intensity was really good."

Georgia opened the match on the offensive with graduate forward Dani Murguia and Washington each attempting shots in the first three minutes. In the 16th minute, Washington scored her first goal for Georgia off an assist from Murguia, who was set up by an initial service from Haugen.

Just 37 seconds later, Haugen extended the lead with a blistering 25yard strike over the Panther keeper's head, depositing an assist from junior midfielder Dasia Torbert. The sequence was the sixth-fastest run of consecutive goals in program history and the fastest since Ali Williams scored twice in a 36-second span against Georgia Southern in 2005.

The Bulldogs looked to expand their advantage, eventually finishing the first half with a 14-1 shot margin. As the match headed to the second half, the shots became more sporadic although the intensity remained the same. Finally, in the 74th minute, Stadeker notched her first career score off a cross from Washington, sending the ball into the bottom right corner. For Haugen and Washington, their three-point performances each marked new career highs.

Sunday, Sept. 4, 2022 | Fifth Third Bank Stadium | Kennesaw, Ga.

Georgia (4-2-0)

Kennesaw State (1-4-1) 0 0 0

W: Liz Beardsley (4-2-0)

L: Kaylee Hammer (0-4-1)

Attendance: 650

5:40 UGA Mallie McKenzie (1) Madison Haugen

12:50 UGA Joyelle Washington (2) Mallie McKenzie

21:29 UGA Dani Murguia (3) Mallie McKenzie

22:50 UGA Dasia Torbert (1) Abby Boyan

28:56 UGA Ruby Hellstrom (1) unassisted

69:51 UGA Danielle Lewin (1) unassisted

82:57 UGA Tori Penn (3) Danielle Lewin

Powered by a dominant five-goal first half, the University of Georgia soccer team defeated Kennesaw State, 7-0, before 650 spectators at a rainy Fifth Third Bank Stadium. Georgia's (4-2-0) five goals in the first half marked the team's most since scoring five against Coastal Carolina on Sept. 10, 2017. The seven-goal margin of victory also tied for the fifth largest in program history. The Bulldogs attempted 31 shots, including a season-high 16 shots on goal, and earned four corner kicks.

For the evening, Kennesaw State (1-4-1) only mustered seven shots with one on frame, along with two corners. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley earned her fourth shutout of the season with one save. In the second half, junior Lauren Swoopes relieved Beardsley in her career debut for the Bulldogs.

"I thought tonight was a really good night for us," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "We played well. We played at a good tempo. To get seven different goal scorers tonight because of the way we were playing, and getting people in the right places, I was really pleased with the performance from beginning to end. And to keep the shutout, I thought it was fantastic."

The scoring began for Georgia in the sixth minute as senior midfielder Mallie McKenzie scored from the top of the six off an assist from junior defender Madison Haugen. The score was McKenzie's first of the season and marked Haugen's team-leading fourth assist of the season. Seven minutes later, sophomore forward Joyelle Washington tallied her second goal of the week off a cross from McKenzie.

In the 22nd minute, graduate forward Dani Murguia scored for the third time this season as McKenzie notched her second assist of the night, setting a new career high with four points. Less than two minutes later, junior midfielder Dasia Torbert earned her first Georgia goal with a blast from the top of the box off an assist from graduate midfielder Abby Boyan. The scoring barrage concluded in the 29th minute as graduate forward Ruby Hellstrom also scored her first goal as a Bulldog, capitalizing on an error by the KSU keeper for an easy score.

Despite holding a five-goal lead, the Bulldogs continued to attack in the second half, attempting 17 shots in the period. The tenacity paid off in the 70th minute as sophomore forward Danielle Lewin scored her first goal in nearly a year, using nifty footwork and a clean finish to thwart the Owls' back line. Finally, in the 83rd minute, junior forward Tori Penn closed the scoring off another defensive mistake, with Lewin stealing the ball in the backfield and finding Penn for the goal.

Thursday, Sept. 8, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

W: Liz Beardsley (5-2-0)

L: Sofia Miliancano (0-2-0)

Attendance: 482

17:03 UGA Mallie McKenzie (2) Dasia Torbert

Sunday, Sept. 11, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

USF (3-4-0) 0 0 0

Georgia (6-2-0) 1 1 2

W: Liz Beardsley (6-2-0)

L: Sydney Martinez (2-4-0)

Attendance: 1,136

20:46 UGA Mallie McKenzie (3) Ellie Gilbert, Dasia Torbert

71:42 UGA Dani Murguia (4) Dasia Torbert, Abby Boyan

A lone goal from senior midfielder Mallie McKenzie powered the University of Georgia soccer team to a 1-0 victory over North Florida at the Turner Soccer Complex in front of a crowd of 482.

Coming off a 7-0 win over Kennesaw State on Sept. 4, McKenzie's goal in the 18th minute proved to be the only score out of Georgia's (5-2) 17 shots on the night. The Bulldogs outshot the Ospreys (1-3) by a 17-6 margin with a 4-2 shot on goal advantage.

Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley tallied her fourth consecutive shutout, the sixth of her season. Beardsley posted two saves in the 90 minutes of play. On the defensive end, the Bulldogs' backline allowed only one corner kick, coming in the second half. Georgia has now posted four straight clean sheets for the first time since 2013.

"To be fair, all credit to North Florida," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "They brought the fight today. Their energy and aggression were fantastic, and we just didn't match that intensity. We found the moment where we scored, and we probably could've had one or two more if we had had a little more composure. All in all, I thought that we just weren't as sharp as we needed to be, but this was the exact kind of game we needed as we prepare for SEC play."

In the first half, Georgia outshot UNF, 11-1, but kept the Ospreys from taking a shot on frame. In the 18th minute, junior midfielder Dasia Torbert found the ball at the top of the keeper's box and connected with McKenzie, who outworked a defender before sending a shot past UNF's diving keeper to score the only goal of the match.

The Ospreys played a more offensive second half as the Bulldogs only outshot UNF by a 6-5 margin. Both of UNF's shots on goal came in the second half, but Beardsley kept the board blank for the Ospreys.

A goal in each half fueled the University of Georgia soccer team past South Florida, 2-0, at the Turner Soccer Complex in front of a Senior Day crowd of 1,136 spectators.

Prior to the match, graduates Abby Boyan, Ruby Hellstrom, Dani Murguia, and Cecily Stoute and senior Mallie McKenzie were recognized for their contributions to the program.

Georgia (6-2-0) jumped ahead midway through the first half with a goal from McKenzie. Murguia then tacked on the second goal in the second half for a two-goal shutout.

The Bulldogs' defense held USF (3-4-0) to only five shots on the match. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley recorded her six shutout of the season, tallying two saves in the second half.

"I thought our competitive level and spirit was fantastic," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine aid following the match. "Coming off Thursday where I thought North Florida outcompeted us, it was important for us to come out and set a tone. They probably made me work a little too hard on the sideline today, but at the end of the day I wanted to make sure we brought that intensity - and I thought we brought it. I thought that was the biggest difference in the game for us."

The Bulldogs opened the match with an offensive strike in the 21st minute as sophomore midfielder Ellie Gilbert sent the ball between defenders to junior midfielder Dasia Torbert. Torbert connected with McKenzie in the box who deposited the assist to put Georgia ahead, 1-0.

Georgia moved to extend their lead in the second half, outshooting the Bulls by a 14-2 margin, concluding the match with seven shots on goal to South Florida's two. In the 72nd minute, Torbert inked her second assist of the afternoon. A sliding pass from Murguia found Boyan at the top of the box. Boyan connected with Torbert, who sent an assist to Murguia for a second goal to boost the Bulldogs ahead 2-0. South Florida sent two shots on goal to Beardsley in the second half but were unable to score.

Friday, Sept. 16, 2022 | Ellis Field | Bryan-College Station, Texas

Georgia (7-2-0, 1-0-0) 2 1 3 Texas A&M (5-2-2, 0-1-0) 2 0 2

W: Liz Beardsley (7-2-0)

L: Kenna Caldwell (5-2-2)

Attendance: 2,012

6:48 UGA Cate Hardin (1) unassisted

14:02 A&M Taylor Pounds (1) Mia Pante

22:23 UGA Joyelle Washington (3) Dasia Torbert

36:19 A&M Andersen Williams (1) Jai Smith

68:55 UGA Dasia Torbert (2) Abby Boyan, Tori Penn

Powered by a career-high three points from junior midfielder Dasia Torbert, the University of Georgia soccer team opened Southeastern Conference play with a hard-fought 3-2 win over Texas A&M before 2,012 spectators at Ellis Field.

For Georgia (7-2-0, 1-0-0 SEC), it was the program's first win in its SEC road opener since a 1-0 result at Missouri in 2013. Despite Texas A&M (5-2-2, 0-1-0 SEC) outshooting Georgia by a 19-8 margin and earning four more corner kicks, the Bulldogs capitalized by scoring on all three shots on frame. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley tallied five saves to earn her sixth consecutive win, while four teammates joined her in playing a full 90 minutes.

"To be fair, we didn't play our best, but (Texas A&M) played great," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "Tough crowd, tough environment, but playing on the road in the SEC is difficult. I'm really proud of this team today because we found a way to win a game that was very, very difficult. We took care of our chances—we didn't get many, but we made them count and that's what you have to do in these types of games.

Georgia struck first as freshman defender Cate Hardin scored her first career goal in the sixth minute, capitalizing on a rebounded corner kick from junior defender Madison Haugen. The early lead proved to be short-lived as Texas A&M tied the match in the 15th minute with a goal from Taylor Pounds, set up by an on-target corner kick.

As the intensity picked up in the first half, the Bulldogs moved back in front in the 23rd minute as sophomore forward Joyelle Washington put just enough touch on a fantastic forward pass from Torbert to pass by Aggie goalkeeper Kenna Caldwell. With the assist, Torbert became just the seventh player in program history to tally a point in five consecutive matches. Once again, the Aggies responded as Andersen Williams scored off a cross right in front of the net from Jai Smith.

The second half opened with an immediate Texas A&M attack at the net, but the Bulldogs' defense was able to clear the eventual corner kick. The Aggies found another opportunity at the net in the 66th minute with Hardin turning it away with her back foot.

Despite the efforts, it was Georgia who found the go-ahead score as Torbert scored from the top of the six off assists from junior forward Tori Penn and graduate midfielder Abby Boyan. With just under six minutes to play, an Aggie shot hit the top of the cross bar, but the Bulldogs were able to run out the remainder of the clock and seal the victory.

Thursday, Sept. 22, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

#8 S. Carolina (6-3-1, 1-1-0) 0 1 1

Georgia (7-3-0, 1-1-0) 0 0 0

W: Heather Hinz (6-1-3)

L: Liz Beardsley (7-3-0)

Attendance: 1,462

81:16 SCAR Payton Patrick (1) unassisted

A goal in the 82nd minute powered South Carolina to a 1-0 win over the University of Georgia soccer team before 1,462 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex.

No. 8 South Carolina (6-1-3, 1-1-0 SEC) earned the lone goal of the night as Payton Patrick netted a shot past Georgia goalkeeper Liz Beardsley. The Gamecocks outshot the Bulldogs (7-3, 1-1-0 SEC) by a thin 13-11 margin with each team putting up six in the second half. South Carolina marked five shots on goal to Georgia's one.

"It did come down to moments," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "Unfortunately, as we are new to this team, we are still getting used to what I want and what the staff wants out of every moment. It's just going to be experience, but we've got more to go to win this type of game when it's that tough and the margins are so small. We had our moments. We didn't take ours, and they took their one. That was the game."

Beardsley posted three saves in the first half to keep the scoreboard blank as neither team broke the stalemate before the half. Beardsley eventually tallied four saves in the 90 minutes of play.

To start the second half, a shot from Patrick snuck past Beardsley, but after review, the goal was called back due to a handball to keep the match scoreless. Patrick eventually found the back of the net in the 82nd minute. A ball passed off the head of a Georgia defender connected with Patrick to put the Gamecocks up, 1-0.

Sunday,

Sept. 25, 2022 | Dizney Stadium | Gainesville, Fla.

W: Liz Beardsley (8-3-0)

L: Alexa Goldberg (2-8-0)

Attendance: 330

58:40 UGA Joyelle Washington (4) Mallie McKenzie

62:19 UGA Taylor Rish (3) Madison Haugen

67:30 UGA Rebecca Womer (1) Madison Haugen

With a three-goal burst in the second half, the University of Georgia soccer team rebounded with a 3-0 win over Florida before 330 spectators at Donald R. Dizney Stadium and an ESPNU national television audience.

For Georgia (8-3-0, 2-1-0 SEC), it extended its unbeaten streak against Florida (2-8-0, 0-3-0 SEC) to five straight matches and earned its first-ever victory over the Gators in Gainesville. The Bulldogs had previously posted road ties in 1995 and 2020. The win also gave the Bulldogs their second SEC road win of the season, matching last year's total.

Georgia outshot Florida, 19-4, including a 12-3 advantage in the second half. The Bulldogs also did not allow a shot on goal for the first time since a 2-0 win over Georgia State on Sept. 15, 2019, and for the first time against an SEC opponent since Mississippi State on Oct. 17, 2008.

"We were just trying to go out and play hard," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "We're just trying to go out and do what we do. It's hard to believe that we've never won here, but I'm excited to start off with this group starting off and understanding what it feels like to win here and what it takes to win here."

Georgia opened the game on the offensive, earning three corner kicks in the first 15 minutes of play. Graduate midfielder Abby Boyan found a couple of good looks during the period, but her attempts were blocked and veered right. A game effort from the Florida defense continued to stymie Georgia as the two teams headed to the locker room scoreless.

In the second half, the Bulldogs' consistent attack finally proved successful, starting with a header from sophomore forward Joyelle Washington in the 59th minute, her team-leading fourth of the season. Receiving a cross from senior midfielder Mallie McKenzie, Washington connected from the top of the six to break the stalemate.

Just over three minutes later, junior defender Taylor Rish scored for the third time this season, heading in a service from teammate Madison Haugen among a swarm of Bulldogs around the net. The barrage concluded in the 68th minute as sophomore forward Rebecca Womer posted her first career goal on a wide-open assist from Haugen, who increased her team-best total to six.

The Bulldogs almost extended the lead further with chances later in the half, but four saves from Florida keeper Alexis Goldberg kept the margin at 3-0.

Thursday, Sept. 29, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

#5 Alabama (11-1-1, 4-0-0) 1 1 2

Georgia (7-3-0, 1-1-0) 0 1 1

W: McKinley Crone (11-1-1)

L: Liz Beardsley (8-4-0)

Attendance: 1,345

19:10 BAMA Riley Tanner Riley Mattingly Parker

52:52 BAMA Ashlynn Serepca Felicia Knox

72:19 UGA OWN GOAL unassisted

The University of Georgia soccer team fell to No. 5 Alabama, 2-1, in front of 1,345 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex.

Alabama (11-1-1, 4-0-0 SEC) went on the board first with a goal midway through the first half. Tacking on a security goal to start the second gave the Tide a two-point advantage over Georgia (84-0, 2-2-0 SEC). The Bulldogs broke onto the board as a result of an own goal by Alabama late in the second half.

The Tide outshot the Bulldogs by a 19-7 margin. In the keeper's box, sophomore Liz Beardsley posted three saves for the 90 minutes.

"I thought we ended well," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "I didn't think we showed up and competed in the first half enough. I thought Alabama did a fantastic job of making us uncomfortable and keeping us pinned in the first half. I thought we got through the half and did a little bit of a better job in the second half. But ultimately, we got moving through the half and finished the game very well. Even though we didn't have the style that we were hoping for, we did what he had to do to make them uncomfortable, and I thought that gave us a chance to win the game."

Alabama scored first with the only goal of the first half. Riley Mattingly Parker passed the ball to the top of the box to connect with Riley Turner, who sent the ball to the top right corner of the net to give the Tide a 1-0 lead.

Kicking off the second half, a corner kick from Felicia Knox found the back of the net from a header by Ashlynn Serepca to put Alabama up by two goals. Georgia got its lone score of the night off an own goal from the Tide's defense. A pass from Jada Gibson was deflected off the body of an Alabama defender and snuck past the Tide's keeper.

Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022 | Vanderbilt Soccer Complex | Nashville, Tenn.

Georgia (8-4-1, 2-2-1) 1 0 1

Vanderbilt (8-1-3, 2-1-2) 1 0 1

T: Liz Beardsley (8-4-1)

T: Kate Devine (4-1-2)

Attendance: 459

3:44 VAN Alex Kerr (5) Abi Brighton

15:38 UGA Ellie Gilbert (2) Cate Hardin

With goals in the first 20 minutes from both teams, the University of Georgia soccer team tied Vanderbilt, 1-1, before 459 spectators at the Vanderbilt Soccer Complex.

For Georgia (8-4-1, 2-2-1 SEC), the tie broke a six-match losing streak to Vanderbilt (8-1-3, 2-1-2 SEC) and gave the Bulldogs a valuable point in the SEC race. Five Bulldogs tallied two shots on the evening as Georgia outshot Vanderbilt, 12-5, including an 8-2 margin in shots on frame. Sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley posted one save in the first draw of her career.

"I thought we started a little bit slow," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "Vandy came out extremely hard and it took us a second to get into the game, but I liked our response. We got back on the board fairly quickly. We proceeded to get going a bit and had some good shots. A little unfortunate that we didn't get the win at the end, but overall, a decent performance."

Vanderbilt started quickly on the offensive end, appearing to score in the second minute of play before the goal was waved off due to an offside call. Two minutes later, the Commodores finished the job, putting away a deflected ball to take an early 1-0 lead.

After only attempting one shot in the opening 15 minutes, the Bulldogs found an equalizer as sophomore midfielder Ellie Gilbert scored a short goal, her second of the season, off a soaring service from freshman defender Cate Hardin, the first assist of her collegiate career. Georgia controlled possession for the majority of the first half, building a 6-1 shot margin, including two shots on frame in the final two minutes.

Georgia immediately found itself with a scoring opportunity in the opening minute of the second following a Vanderbilt yellow card, but graduate midfielder Abby Boyan's free kick was deflected by Commodore keeper Kate Devine. Vanderbilt looked to have a go-ahead goal in the 54th minute, but once again, the offsides flag went up on the sideline. In the 57th minute, junior defender Taylor Rish found herself in great position to score off a service from senior midfielder Mallie McKenzie, but her header went high.

Devine continued to help her team in the 65th minute as a blistering strike from junior defender Madison Haugen was deflected to maintain the tie. The Commodores began earning more possessions in their end as the clock entered single digits, but the Bulldogs' defense held tight on a pair of corner kicks. Junior forward Tori Penn almost broke the stalemate in the 86th minute before Devine made another strong save. Despite one final charge by Georgia, the match ended all squared.

Sunday, Oct. 9, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

#19 Tennessee (9-3-1, 5-1-0) 0 2 2

Georgia (8-5-1, 2-3-1) 0 0 0

W: Lindsey Romig (9-2-0)

L: Liz Beardsley (8-5-1)

Attendance: 1,727

76:40 TENN Claudia Dipasupil (3) unassisted

77:21 TENN Jaida Thomas (12) Taylor Huff, Mackenzie George

Two goals in less than a minute propelled No. 19 Tennessee past the University of Georgia soccer team, 2-0, at the Turner Soccer Complex in front of a crowd of 1,727 spectators and an SEC Network nationally televised audience.

Tennessee (9-3-1, 5-1 SEC) scored back-to-back goals late in the second half. Claudia Dipasupil netted the first goal of the evening following a Lady Vols corner kick. Jaida Thomas sent a ball past sophomore goalkeeper Liz Beardsley off a pass from Taylor Huff to put Tennessee up, 2-0, less than a minute later.

The Lady Vols outshot Georgia (8-5-1, 2-3-1 SEC) by a 16-6 margin, putting five shots on goal to Georgia's three. Beardsley recorded three saves on the evening for the full 90 minutes.

"The difference in the game, I thought for a large period of the game, was possession," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "I thought we played in their end for a large part of the game. The difference was they were willing to take chances. They were willing to take risks. We have to be willing to be more determined in taking those moments and taking those risks. I didn't think we closed the game, and to me, that's the difference in the game - the shear moments, the risks they took and the chances. We had some opportunities to take them, and we just didn't take them."

Both teams were scoreless coming out of halftime. In the 77th minute, Dipasupil used a rebounded blocked shot in the keeper's box to put the Lady Vols on the board, 1-0. Less than one minute later, Huff connected with Thomas, who sent a shot past a diving Beardsley, to score the second goal for Tennessee.

Friday, Oct. 14, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

Missouri (5-7-2, 2-4-1) 0 0 0

Georgia (9-5-1, 3-3-1) 0 2 2

W: Jordan Brown (1-0-0)

L: Bella Hollenbach (5-7-2)

Attendance: 1,082

65:30 UGA OWN GOAL unassisted

77:36 UGA Dani Murguia Penalty kick

Two goals in the second half powered the University of Georgia soccer team past Missouri before 1,082 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex.

A Missouri (5-7-2, 2-4-1 SEC) own goal off a blocked shot from junior forward Tori Penn and a goal from a penalty kick by graduate forward Dani Murguia gave the Bulldogs a 2-0 win.

Georgia (9-5-1, 3-3-1 SEC) outshot the Tigers by a 10-7 margin with four shots on goal to Missouri's two. Murguia and junior defender Madison Haugen led the Bulldogs in shots with two apiece. Freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown made her first career start, finishing the 90 minutes with two saves.

"Grit. It's grit," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "It wasn't the cleanest game throughout, but they fought through it. They fought through the mistakes, and they found a way to win. We haven't won many close games as of late, and so for them to find goals late and find a way to win the game was crucial for us."

With the board blank coming out of halftime, Georgia used a corner kick to gain the advantage in the 66th minute. Graduate midfielder Abby Boyan sent a corner kick into the box, which was saved by Missouri keeper Bella Hollenbach. The shot was rebounded to Penn, who sent the ball into the legs of a Tiger defender, deflecting past the Missouri keeper for the first goal of the evening.

In the 78th minute, the Bulldogs added a security goal to increase their lead to two, necessitated by a handball in the box. Murguia took the kick and sent it past Missouri's diving keeper.

On the defensive end, the Bulldogs held the Tigers to three shots in the second period and two on goal for the entirety of the match. Georgia posted its eighth shutout of the season and the first of Brown's career.

Thursday, Oct. 20, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

Ole Miss (9-5-2, 3-5-0) 0 0 0

Georgia (10-5-1, 4-3-1) 0 1 1

W: Jordan Brown (2-0-0)

L: Ashley Orkus (9-5-2)

Attendance: 942

47:45 UGA Joyelle Washington (5) unassisted

A goal by sophomore forward Joyelle Washington to start the second half powered the University of Georgia soccer team past Ole Miss, 1-0, to close the 2022 home slate in front of a crowd of 942 at the Turner Soccer Complex.

Georgia (10-5-1, 4-3-1 SEC) outshot Ole Miss (9-5-2, 3-5 SEC) by an 18-7 margin, with six shots on goal to the Rebels' four. The Bulldogs defense held Ole Miss to only one shot in the first half. Freshman keeper Jordan Brown tallied four saves in 90 minutes. Brown has posted two consecutive shutouts, including the 2-0 win over Missouri last week.

"It started with our defense," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "I thought was very good to start the game. I thought we played high and played aggressive. We kept them off-balance and that led to better opportunities, winning second balls, and then attacking. I wished we would've finished one or two more, but we were in much better situations that we have been in recent games."

Both teams were scoreless heading into the second half. In the 48th minute, junior forward Tori Penn's blocked shot was deflected to Washington, who sent the ball over the Ole Miss keeper's hands for her fifth career goal to break the stalemate and put the Bulldogs on the board. The Rebels were unable to respond with a goal of their own despite a late push.

Sunday, Oct. 23, 2022 | Bell Soccer Complex | Lexington, Ky.

Georgia (11-5-1, 5-3-1) 1 2 3

Kentucky (7-8-2, 0-7-2) 0 0 0

W: Jordan Brown (3-0-0)

L: Tallulah Miller (7-7-2)

Attendance: 615

1:24 UGA Madison Haugen (2) unassisted

62:21 UGA Abby Boyan (2) Penalty kick

65:07 UGA Rebecca Womer (2) Mallie McKenzie, Abby Boyan

With a nearly instantaneous lead to power them, the University of Georgia soccer team posted its third-consecutive shutout with a 3-0 win over Kentucky before 615 spectators at the Bell Soccer Complex.

Georgia (11-5-1, 5-3-1 SEC) outshot Kentucky (7-8-2, 0-7-2 SEC) by a 15-4 margin, including an 8-2 advantage in shots on frame. The Georgia backline only allowed two Kentucky corner kicks, while the Bulldog attack earned six. Freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown tallied two assists as she notched a third-straight clean sheet.

"At this time of year, a win is all we're trying to get," said Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine following the match. "We weren't our best, especially in the first half. We got a good early goal, but we didn't bring the energy and urgency that we want. In the second half, we found a way. We got a couple extra goals and gave ourselves a chance to breathe a little bit, which is exactly what we're looking for at this time of year. It puts us one step closer to going to Pensacola."

Junior defender Madison Haugen quickly put Georgia on the board, depositing a breakaway goal in the second minute for her second score of the season. Haugen's goal was the fastest to open a match for the Bulldogs this season and the swiftest since Dani Murguia's second-minute goal last season against Georgia State.

Haugen nearly added a second goal in the 21st minute, but it was saved by Kentucky keeper Tallulah Miller. The Bulldogs found themselves with a pair of enticing looks in the closing minutes of the first half, yet the score remained 1-0 heading into the locker room.

In the second half, the Bulldogs took advantage of their chances, beginning in the 63rd minute after the Wildcats received a yellow card in the box. Graduate midfielder Abby Boyan converted on the penalty kick for her second goal of the season. Earlier in the match, Boyan set a new program record for career starts with 88th career start for the Bulldogs. Three minutes later, sophomore forward Rebecca Womer celebrated her birthday with her second goal of the season, finishing off assists from Boyan and senior midfielder Mallie McKenzie.

Thursday, Oct. 27, 2022 | MSU Soccer Field | Starkville, Miss.

Georgia (11-5-2, 5-3-2) 0 1 1

Miss. State (10-4-4, 4-4-2) 0 1 1

T: Jordan Brown (3-0-1)

T: Mac Titus (1-4-1)

Attendance: 726

45:48 MSU Haley McWhirter (7) Alivia Buxton

54:16 UGA Madison Haugen (3) unassisted

Madison Haugen's equalizer in the 55th minute powered the University of Georgia soccer team to a 1-1 draw before 726 spectators at the MSU Soccer Field.

With the tie, Georgia (11-5-2, 5-3-2 SEC) clinched a first-round bye for the 2022 SEC Soccer Tournament in Pensacola, Fla., its first bye in a traditional SEC Tournament since 2019.

Thursday's match marked only the second time this season that Georgia earned a result despite being outshot. Mississippi State (10-4-4, 4-4-2 SEC) outshot Georgia, 12-9, and held a narrow 5-4 advantage in shots on frame. Graduate midfielder Abby Boyan, who set a new program record Thursday with her 89th career appearance, led the Bulldogs with four shots and two on frame. Freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown tallied four saves as Georgia's three-game shutout streak was snapped.

Mississippi State nearly went on the board first in the fourth minute as Brown was drawn out of the net, but the close-range shot hit off the cross bar. Georgia also had an early scoring chance go unsuccessful as graduate forward Dani Murguia's header went high over the net. Georgia continued to accumulate chances in the first half, earning three corner kicks and leading the shot margin, 8-6, but the score stayed at zeroes entering the second half.

In the opening minute of the second half, Mississippi State struck first as a long boot from Alivia Buxton found Haley McWhirter in the box, who emerged from a pack of players to deposit the goal, the first allowed by Brown in her Georgia career. The lead was short-lived as Haugen dribbled to the top of the 18 and blasted the equalizer, her third goal of the season.

Following Haugen's goal, Georgia faced a furious charge from Mississippi State, who outshot the Bulldogs of Athens, 6-1, in the second half. The Starkville Bulldogs earned five corner kicks in the final 15 minutes of play, but the Georgia defense stood tall and secured the valuable point.

Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2022 | Brosnaham Complex | Pensacola, Fla.

W: Jordan Brown (4-0-1)

L: Lindsey Romig (11-4-1)

Attendance: 1,294

19:03 UGA Dani Murguia (6) unassisted

33:21 UGA Tori Penn (4) unassisted

With a pair of first-half goals, the sixth-seeded University of Georgia soccer team defeated third-seeded and 21st-ranked Tennessee, 2-0, in the semifinals of the 2022 Southeastern Conference Soccer Tournament before 1,294 spectators at the Ashton Brosnaham Soccer Complex.

Tuesday's win marked the first time Georgia (12-5-2, 5-3-2 SEC) has advanced in the SEC Tournament since 2014 and the first victory in the tournament since 2010, when the Bulldogs last advanced to the semifinal round. It was also the program's first postseason victory over Tennessee (11-5-2, 7-2-1 SEC), after three previous losses.

"It was a massive win," said Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine following the match. "We had to weather that first bit of pressure from Tennessee – they're a fantastic team and the energy they brought was good. I thought we were a little nervous to start the game, but once we settled in and Dani hit that goal against the run of play, we settled in, and we executed some of the things we were trying to accomplish, and we scored two goals. I'm extremely proud of the way they fought through the moments of the game and found a way to win."

In the win, Georgia was outshot, 15-11, by Tennessee, including a 6-5 advantage in shots on frame. Additionally, the Bulldogs only earned one corner kick, while the Lady Vols tallied seven. In net, freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown earned her fourth shutout in five starts, racking up six saves.

The Lady Vols opened the game on a tear, forcing Brown to make three saves in the first seven minutes of play. Emerging from the blitz, the Bulldogs struck first in the 20th minute as graduate forward Dani Murguia ripped a booming shot from beyond the 18 for her team-leading sixth goal of the season. With Murguia's winner, the Bulldogs are now 12-0 this season when scoring first.

With the lead in hand, Georgia added to its margin in the 34th minute as junior forward Tori Penn threaded a goal in front of the net, her fourth of the season. Penn's score was set up by junior defender Taylor Rish, who moved the ball inside the Tennessee box. Tennessee continued to press in the second half, tallying 10 more shots in the period as Brown accumulated three more saves. Nonetheless, the Georgia defense held strong as it clinched the upset victory.

Thursday,

Nov. 3, 2022 | Brosnaham Complex | Pensacola, Fla.

#13 S. Carolina (12-3-5)

T: Jordan Brown (4-0-2)

T: Heather Hinz (12-3-5)

Attendance: 2,413

52:08 SCAR Catherine Barry (7) unassisted

74:38 UGA Dani Murguia (7) Penalty kick

SO SCAR MAKE - MAKE - MAKE - MAKE (4)

SO UGA MAKE - MISS - MISS (1)

Falling 4-1 in the penalty shootout, the sixth-seeded University of Georgia's Southeastern Conference Tournament run came to a close with a 1-1 draw against second-seeded and 13th-ranked South Carolina before 2,413 spectators at the Ashton Brosnaham Soccer Complex.

After surrendering a goal in the 53rd minute, Georgia (12-5-3) tied the match in the 75th minute as graduate forward Dani Murguia converted a penalty kick following a handball in the box, her second goal of the SEC Tournament.

South Carolina (12-3-5) outshot Georgia, 14-12, including a 7-4 advantage in shots on frame. Freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown turned in a phenomenal performance as she tallied a career-high six saves.

"I'm really proud of our team and the grit we showed, the tenacity we showed," said Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine following the match. "Our goalkeeper made some great saves, and we had some great moments offensively. Both teams gritted it out and I'm really proud of this performance. It was a big step. We haven't won here in a while, and to get a win and be in this Thursday game was big for us."

The first half unfurled quietly until the 30th minute as Brown make a tremendous diving save on a shot by South Carolina's Lily Render. For the half, the Bulldogs only notched two shots in the opening period, heading to the locker room with a scoreless tie.

In the second half, the pace picked up as the Carolina attack began pressing more, leading to a goal by Catherine Berry in the 53rd minute as she took advantage of Brown playing too far out of the box.

The Bulldogs looked for the equalizer as they finally began posting shots on frame. Eventually in the 75th minute, a handball off the Gamecocks' Abby Hugo set up a penalty chance for Murguia, who scored in the top left corner of the net. In the 85th minute, sophomore midfielder Ellie Gilbert nearly hit the winner, but a leaping save from Heather Hinz kept the score knotted.

Brown astounded again in the opening minute of extra time with a double save off two Carolina shots, including a stretching kick save to deflect Eveleen Hahn's shot. Georgia would attempt two shots in the second period as the match moved to the penalty shootout.

Georgia's first attempt from graduate midfielder Abby Boyan connected, but subsequent shots from junior forward Tori Penn and Murguia were stopped by Hinz. The Gamecocks made all four of their attempts as they advanced to face Alabama in Sunday's championship final.

Friday, Nov. 11, 2022 | Turner Soccer Complex | Athens, Ga.

W: Jordan Brown (5-0-2)

L: Emma Donley (7-1-4)

Attendance: 951

9:59 UGA Dani Murguia (8) Madison Haugen

37:45 UGA Jessie Dunn (1) unassisted

Two goals in the first half fueled the seventh-seeded University of Georgia soccer team past Samford in the first round of the 2022 NCAA Women's Soccer Championship before 951 spectators at the Turner Soccer Complex.

Friday's win has marked the first NCAA Tournament match hosted in Athens since 2007 and just the fourth in program history. It was also the first NCAA Tournament appearance by the Bulldogs since 2014. With the victory, Georgia advanced to the second round for the first time since 2011.

"First of all, this was a great win," Georgia head coach Keidane McAlpine said following the match. "Thank you to everybody for being here. All credit goes to Samford and the fight they put in, especially in the second half. Made us a little nervous. I'm not going to lie, but credit goes to these women."

"The goal when we got here was to have a night like this, was to get these seniors to the NCAAs, and to play at home and allow these fans to experience the NCAA's as well. I want to thank them. We had a great crowd. It was awesome to have this many people, especially given all the rain we've had today and tonight. Credit to them to help us get through this game, and I'm excited that this group gets to play another game."

Georgia (13-5-3, 5-3-2 SEC) and Samford (11-4-7, 5-1-3 SoCon) tied in shots on the night with 14 apiece, while Samford tallied six shots on goal to Georgia's four. Freshman keeper Jordan Brown posted six saves in the 90 minutes as she earned her fifth shutout in seven starts.

Graduate forward Dani Murguia put Georgia on the board early with her team-leading eighth goal of the season. In the 10th minute, junior defender Madison Haugen brought the ball to the top of the box and sent a pass that connected with Murguia's head for the first goal of the night, giving her a score in three consecutive matches.

Sophomore defender Jessie Dunn tallied Georgia's second goal of the night in the 38th minute, the first goal of her career. A rebounded ball off a Samford defender was sent to Dunn, who lobbed a shot to the top of the goal over a leaping Samford keeper to put the Bulldogs ahead, 2-0. Dunn's goal made her the 16th Bulldog to score this season, tying the program record for most players to score in a season with the 1998 team.

In the second half, Samford made a final charge with an 11-4 shot advantage, but Brown's play in net and the stout Georgia backline secured the shutout.

Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022 | Dorrance Field | Chapel Hill, N.C.

Georgia (13-6-3) 0 1 1

#2 North Carolina (17-4-1) 1 2 3

W: Emmie Allen (16-3-1)

L: Jordan Brown (5-1-2)

Attendance: 1,152

22:46 UNC Ally Sentnor (8) unassisted

50:48 UNC Talia Dellaperuta (2) Avery Patterson

56:40 UNC Ally Sentnor (9) Isabel Cox

76:37 UGA Madison Haugen (4) unassisted

The seventh-seeded University of Georgia soccer team closed out one of the strongest seasons in program history with a 3-1 loss to second-seeded North Carolina in the NCAA Championship Second Round before 1,152 spectators at Dorrance Field.

Facing the nation's most prolific program, Georgia (13-6-3, 5-3-2 SEC) avoided a clean sheet as junior defender Madison Haugen scored an unassisted goal in the 77th minute, the Bulldogs' first-ever score against the Tar Heels in five meetings. North Carolina (17-4-1, 8-2-0 ACC) led the shot count, 17-8, along with an 8-2 advantage in shots on frame. Freshman goalkeeper Jordan Brown finished her truncated first campaign with five saves as she suffered the first regulation loss of her career.

Shots were few and far between for both teams in the early going until North Carolina struck first with a goal from Ally Sentnor in the 23rd minute, weaving through the Georgia backline for an unassisted goal. The Bulldogs were only able to muster two shots in the first half, heading to the locker room with a one-goal deficit.

The Tar Heels asserted themselves early in the second half as Talia Dellaperuta scored in the 51st minute, depositing an assist from Avery Patterson in the bottom left corner of the net. Six minutes later, Sentnor added to the lead with her second goal of the evening and fourth of the NCAA Tournament. With the two goals, Sentnor became the first opposing player to post a brace since Taylor Malham for Arkansas on Oct. 3, 2021.

Down three goals, the Bulldogs' attack intensified with six shots in the period. The persistence finally paid off in the 77th minute with Haugen's goal, which was set up by a free kick from Brown and a subsequent deflection to the Cumming native just outside the 18. The Tar Heels held firm in the final 13 minutes as they advanced to face sixth-seeded BYU in the Round of 16. Earlier in the day, the Cougars topped Stanford, 5-4, in penalties following a 1-1 draw in regulation.

POLLS

TOP DRAWER SOCCER

AWARDS

Receiving Votes

Xavier (17), Portland (15), Vanderbilt (12), Ohio State (10), Rutgers (10), Brown (8), West Virginia (7), Georgia (2), California

SEC

SEC

Jada Gibson

Cate Hardin

Kenzie Solomon

Alyssa Stadeker

Dasia Torbert

Nicole Vernis

Joyelle Washington

COACHING HISTORY

ALL-TIME COACHING STAFF

Bill Barker (1995-99) 65-30-8 (.670)

Sue Patberg (2000-04) 49-45-9 (.519)

Patrick Baker (2005-09) 66-36-6 (.639)

Steve Holeman (2010-14) 53-39-11 (.568)

Billy Lesesne (2015-21) 43-63-19 (.420)

Keidane McAlpine (2022-) 13-6-3 (.659)

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

SEASON SUMMARIES

SEASON STATISTICS

NOTES

Incomplete records in some categories

SERIES HISTORIES

Denotes 2023 opponent Denotes SEC program

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

SERIES HISTORIES

ALABAMA 11-9-2

HOME: 4-4-2 | AWAY: 5-5-0 | NEUTRAL: 2-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 40 | GA: 33

AUBURN

HOME: 4-6-1 | AWAY: 5-5-2 | NEUTRAL: 2-2-0

CURRENT STREAK: L6 | GF: 31 | GA: 32

11-13-3

CURRENT STREAK: L2 | GF: 1 | GA:

HOME: 5-3-2 | AWAY: 7-1-2 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-1

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 46 | GA: 26

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

STREAK: W1 | GF: 4 | GA: 0

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 0

BOSTON COLLEGE

0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 2

Oct. 3, 2008 Athens, Ga. W, 2-1 (2OT)

Sept. 27, 2009

Fayetteville, Ark. W, 2-0

Sept. 26, 2010 Athens, Ga. T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 30, 2011

Fayetteville, Ark. W, 1-0

Sept. 16, 2012 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Oct. 27, 2013

Fayetteville, Ark. W, 1-0

Nov. 3, 2014 Orange Beach, Ala. 1 T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 25, 2015 Athens, Ga. L, 2-1

Sept. 30, 2016

Fayetteville, Ark. L, 2-1

Sept. 13, 2018 Athens, Ga. W, 3-1

Oct. 27, 2019

Fayetteville, Ark. T, 1-1 (2OT)^

Oct. 3, 2021 Athens, Ga. L, 4-1

1 SEC Tournament

^ Georgia advanced, 4-3, on PK

7, 2001

BOWLING GREEN

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 0

31, 1997

0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 4 | GA: 1

1-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 |

DATE LOCATION

Aug. 31, 2014 Fullerton, Calif. W, 2-1 (OT)

Aug. 28, 2016 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

CAMPBELL 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 7 | GA: 1

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Aug. 19, 2021 Athens, Ga. W, 7-1

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 7-0-0

HOME: 6-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W7 | GF: 27 | GA: 4

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Oct. 13, 1998 Athens, Ga. W, 4-0

Aug. 25, 2000 Athens, Ga. W, 7-1

Sept. 2, 2005 Athens, Ga. W, 3-1

Sept. 17, 2010 Athens, Ga. W, 3-1

Sept. 15, 2013 Athens, Ga. W, 5-1

Sept. 12, 2021 Charleston, S.C. W, 1-0

Aug. 28, 2022 Athens, Ga. W, 4-0

CHARLOTTE 6-0-0

HOME: 3-0-0 | AWAY: 3-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W6 | GF: 17 | GA: 5

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Oct. 1, 1995 Athens, Ga. W, 4-2

Sept. 22, 1996 Charlotte, N.C. W, 2-0

Sept. 6, 2007 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Sept. 13, 2009 Charlotte, N.C. W, 3-2

Aug. 25, 2017 Charlotte, N.C. W, 1-0

Aug. 26, 2018 Athens, Ga. W, 5-1

CINCINNATI

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 9 | GA: 3

2-0-0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Oct. 30, 1998 Cincinnati, Ohio W, 5-0

Sept. 4, 2000 Athens, Ga. W, 4-3

CLEMSON 3-9-0

HOME: 1-4-0 | AWAY: 1-5-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 13 | GA: 22

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 11, 1996 Athens, Ga. L, 2-0

Oct. 9, 1997 Clemson, S.C. L, 2-1

Nov. 17, 1997 Clemson, S.C. 1 L, 1-0

Aug. 30, 2002 Athens, Ga. L, 3-2 (OT)

Nov. 14, 2003 Knoxville, Tenn. 1 W, 2-1

Aug. 18, 2009 Clemson, S.C. W, 2-1

Sept. 4, 2015 Athens, Ga. L, 1-0

Aug. 21, 2016 Clemson, S.C. L, 3-1

Sept. 3, 2017 Athens, Ga. L, 2-0

Sept. 8, 2019 Clemson, S.C. L, 2-1

March 20, 2021 Clemson, S.C. L, 3-1

Sept. 2, 2021 Athens, Ga. W, 3-1

1 NCAA Tournament

SERIES HISTORIES

COASTAL CAROLINA 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 9 | GA: 1

COLORADO

HOME: 0-0-1 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: T1 | GF: 1 | GA: 2

FAU 1-0-0

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 8 | GA: 0

CURRENT STREAK: W6 | GF: 21 | GA: 4

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

CURRENT STREAK: L3 | GF: 2 | GA: 7

0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 |

EASTERN MICHIGAN

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 0

ELON

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 11 | GA: 2 DATE

FAIRFIELD

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 1

FLORIDA STATE 2-3-0

HOME: 2-1-0 | AWAY: 0-2-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: L3 | GF: 8 | GA: 10

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 4 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 10, 2006 Charlottesville, Va. 1 W, 4-0 1 Virginia / Nike Classic

GEORGETOWN 0-1-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 0 | GA: 1

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Aug. 17, 2018 Blacksburg, Va. 1 L, 1-0 1 Virginia Tech Tournament

GEORGE WASHINGTON 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 19, 1999 Athens, Ga. W, 1-0 (2OT)

GEORGIA SOUTHERN 6-0-0

HOME: 5-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W6 | GF: 23 | GA: 3

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 6, 1995 Statesboro, Ga. W, 2-1

Sept. 3, 1996 Athens, Ga. W, 3-2

Sept. 22, 2002 Athens, Ga. W, 5-0

Sept. 28, 2003 Athens, Ga. 1 W, 3-0

Aug. 26, 2005 Athens, Ga. W, 6-0

Aug. 18, 2022 Athens, Ga. W, 4-0 1 Georgia / Nike Invitational

GEORGIA STATE 17-0-2

HOME: 12-0-1 | AWAY: 4-0-1 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W10 | GF: 60 | GA: 8

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 3, 1995 Athens, Ga. W, 4-0

Sept. 1, 1996 Stone Mountain, Ga. W, 5-1

Sept. 3, 1997 Athens, Ga. W, 4-2

Aug. 29, 1999 Athens, Ga. W, 4-0

Sept. 17, 2000 Atlanta, Ga. T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 1, 2001 Athens, Ga. W, 6-0

Sept. 3, 2002 Atlanta, Ga. W, 3-0

Sept. 7, 2003 Athens, Ga. W, 2-1

Aug. 30, 2004 Athens, Ga. T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 4, 2005 Athens, Ga. W, 3-0

Sept. 17, 2006 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Sept. 20, 2007 Athens, Ga. W, 1-0

Sept. 11, 2009 Athens, Ga. W, 3-0

Sept. 5, 2010 Atlanta, Ga. W, 5-1

Sept. 11, 2011 Athens, Ga. W, 4-1

Sept. 7, 2018 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Sept. 15, 2019 Atlanta, Ga. W, 2-0

Aug. 26, 2021 Athens, Ga. W, 6-1

Sept. 1, 2022 Atlanta, Ga. W, 3-0

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

SERIES HISTORIES

GONZAGA

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 1 | GA: 3

KENNESAW STATE 4-1-0

HOME: 3-0-0 | AWAY: 1-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 17 | GA: 3

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

KENTUCKY 14-9-5

HOME: 6-5-2 | AWAY: 8-4-2 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-1

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 35 | GA: 30

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W3 | GF: 10 | GA: 1

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT

Oct. 2, 2011 Baton Rouge, La. L, 2-1

Sept. 30, 2012 Athens, Ga. T, 2-2 (2OT)

Oct. 25, 2013 Baton Rouge, La. W, 2-1

Oct. 19, 2014 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Sept. 17, 2015 Baton Rouge, La. L, 4-3

Oct. 9, 2016 Athens, Ga. W, 3-0

Oct. 5, 2017 Baton Rouge, La. L, 2-1

Sept. 26, 2019 Athens, Ga. T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 26, 2021 Baton Rouge, La. W, 2-1 (OT)

Oct. 31, 2021 Orange Beach, Ala. 1 T, 0-0 (2OT)^

1 SEC Tournament

2 LSU advanced, 5-4, on PK

MARYLAND 1-1-0

HOME: 1-1-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 6 | GA: 4

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Nov. 3, 1996 Athens, Ga. L, 4-1

Sept. 1, 2019 Athens, Ga. 1 W, 5-0

| AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-1-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 2 | GA: 4

3-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W3 | GF: 13 | GA: 0

JACKSONVILLE STATE 0-0-1

HOME: 0-0-1 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: T1 | GF: 0 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

27, 1999 Athens, Ga. T, 0-0 (2OT)

JAMES MADISON 0-1-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 0 | GA: 1

KANSAS

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 1-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 10 | GA: 1

Georgia / Nike Invitational LIPSCOMB

8 | GA: 0

0-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 0

LONG BEACH STATE

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 3 | GA: 3

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 0 | GA: 1

1 Bulldog Classic

MASSACHUSETTS

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 1-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 4 | GA: 2

2-1-0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 6, 1996 Amherst, Mass. L, 1-0

Nov. 2, 1997 Athens, Ga. W, 1-0

Sept. 8, 2000 Amherst, Mass. W, 3-1

MERCER 10-0-1

HOME: 7-0-1 | AWAY: 3-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W3 | GF: 29 | GA: 6

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Oct. 4, 1995 Macon, Ga. W, 2-1

Nov. 1, 1996 Athens, Ga. W, 4-1

Sept. 1, 1998 Athens, Ga. W, 1-0 (OT)

Oct. 3, 1999 Athens, Ga. W, 5-0

Aug. 27, 2006 Athens, Ga. W, 5-0

Sept. 23, 2007 Macon, Ga. W, 1-0

Aug. 22, 2008 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

Aug. 30, 2009 Athens, Ga. T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 3, 2010 Macon, Ga. W, 3-2 (2OT)

Sept. 9, 2011 Athens, Ga. W, 2-1 (OT)

Aug. 30, 2013 Athens, Ga. W, 3-0

MIAMI (FLA.) 1-0-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 5 | GA: 2

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Nov. 16, 2001 Gainesville, Fla. 1 W, 5-2

1 NCAA Tournament

SERIES HISTORIES

MICHIGAN

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION

Sept.

1 UAB Nike Classic

MIDDLE TENNESSEE

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 0

MINNESOTA

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 4 | GA: 1

MISSISSIPPI STATE

HOME: 8-3-1 | AWAY: 8-1-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: T2 | GF: 48 | GA: 22

1-0-0

NEBRASKA

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 1

STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 0 | GA: 2

Sept. 9, 2005 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

PORTLAND 0-1-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 1 | GA: 2

DATE LOCATION RESULT

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-2-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-3-0

CURRENT STREAK: L5 | GF: 1 | GA: 23

Oct. 2, 1998 Seattle, Wash. 1 L, 2-1 1 Husky Nike Invitational

PRESBYTERIAN 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 5 | GA: 1

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 9, 2021 Athens, Ga. W, 5-1

PURDUE 0-2-0

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L2 | GF: 0 | GA: 2

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Sept.

MISSOURI

HOME: 1-3-1 | AWAY: 3-2-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W3 | GF: 14 | GA: 14 DATE

OLE

Sept.

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Aug. 30, 2018 Athens, Ga. L, 1-0

Aug. 22, 2019 West Lafayette, Ind. L, 1-0

RICE 1-0-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 14, 2003 Houston, Texas 1 W, 1-0 (OT)

1 Challenge Soccer Club Classic

RUTGERS 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 2 | GA: 1

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Aug. 31, 2001 Athens, Ga. W, 2-1 (OT)

SAMFORD 3-0-1

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 7 | GA: 2

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 13, 2015 Birmingham, Ala. W, 1-0

Aug. 26, 2016 Athens, Ga. W, 3-1

Sept. 8, 2017 Birmingham, Ala. T, 1-1 (2OT)

Nov. 11, 2022 Athens, Ga. 1 W, 2-0 1 NCAA Tournament

SAN DIEGO 1-0-0

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Aug. 19, 2018 Blacksburg, Va. 1 W, 1-0

1 Virginia Tech Tournament

SANTA CLARA 0-1-1

HOME: 0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-1

CURRENT STREAK: T1 | GF: 2 | GA: 6

DATE LOCATION RESULT

1-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 1 | GA: 1

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 |

Sept. 19, 2003 Santa Clara, Calif. 1 L, 5-1

Sept. 12, 2010 Palo Alto, Calif. T, 1-1 (2OT)

1 Santa Clara / Adidas Classic

SOUTH ALABAMA 1-0-0

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 11 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Oct. 31, 1999 Athens, Ga. W, 11-0

SERIES HISTORIES

SOUTH CAROLINA 16-12-6

HOME: 10-4-0 | AWAY: 4-5-5 | NEUTRAL: 2-3-1

CURRENT STREAK: T1 | GF: 40 | GA: 38

Fla.

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 5 | GA: 0

2-0-0 | AWAY: 2-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W4 | GF: 9 |

0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL:

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 0

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Nov. 13, 2009 Chapel Hill, N.C. 1 W, 3-0

1 NCAA Tournament

USC 0-3-1

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-1-1

CURRENT STREAK: L3 | GF: 3 | GA: 8

DATE LOCATION RESULT

GA: 0 DATE

STANFORD

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L2 | GF: 2 | GA: 4

Sept. 21, 2003

Sept. 7, 2008

Sept. 10, 2010 Palo Alto, Calif.

1 Santa Clara / Adidas Classic

2 Georgia / Nike Invitational

STETSON

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 8 | GA: 1

DATE

Sept. 19, 1997

TENNESSEE

HOME: 8-5-1 | AWAY: 1-12-0 | NEUTRAL: 1-2-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 32 | GA: 44

STREAK: W1 | GF: 8 | GA: 16

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

STREAK: L1 | GF: 5 | GA: 3

0-0-0 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL:

Sept. 16, 2005 Los Angeles, Calif. 1 T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 14, 2007 Los Angeles, Calif. L, 1-0

Sept. 12, 2008 Athens, Ga. L, 3-2 (2OT)

Sept. 2, 2016 Auburn, Ala. L, 3-0

1 Loyola Marymount Classic

USF 3-0-0

HOME: 2-0-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W3 | GF: 7 | GA: 1

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 9, 2007 Athens, Ga. W, 3-0

Aug. 31, 2012 Orlando, Fla. W, 2-1

Sept. 11, 2022 Athens, Ga. W, 2-0

UTAH 2-1-0

HOME: 1-1-0 | AWAY: 1-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W2 | GF: 7 | GA: 4

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 24, 2000 Athens, Ga. L, 3-2 (2OT)

Aug. 31, 2008 Salt Lake City, Utah W, 2-1

Aug. 27, 2010 Athens, Ga. 1 W, 3-0

1 Georgia / Nike Invitational

VANDERBILT 12-15-2

HOME: 6-7-1 | AWAY: 6-6-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-2-0

CURRENT STREAK: T1 | GF: 39 | GA: 47

DATE LOCATION RESULT

Sept. 24, 1995 Athens, Ga. L, 3-1

Oct. 20, 1996 Nashville, Tenn. L, 5-1

Sept. 26, 1997 Nashville, Tenn. W, 2-1 (OT)

Oct. 18, 1998 Athens, Ga. W, 3-2 (2OT)

Sept. 24, 1999 Nashville, Tenn. L, 3-1

Oct. 15, 2000 Athens, Ga. L, 2-1

Nov. 3, 2000 Athens, Ga. 1 W, 2-1

Oct. 14, 2001 Nashville, Tenn. L, 2-1

SERIES HISTORIES

1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0 CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 3 | GA: 1

2-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

RECORD BY CONFERENCE

HOME: 0-1-0 | AWAY: 0-1-1 |

CURRENT STREAK: L2 | GF: 2 | GA: 5

1 NCAA Tournament 2 Virginia / Nike Classic

3 Georgia / Nike Invitational

HOME: 0-1-1 | AWAY: 0-1-0 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 0 | GA: 3

HOME: 2-1-2 | AWAY: 0-3-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: L1 | GF: 14 | GA: 16

WASHINGTON 1-0-1

HOME: 1-0-0 | AWAY: 0-0-1 | NEUTRAL: 0-0-0

CURRENT STREAK: W1 | GF: 4 | GA: 1

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

RECORD BY CONFERENCE

SOUTHEASTERN

^ Denotes former conference member

RANKED OPPONENTS

ALL-TIME RECORD: 32-97-10

HOME: 19-33-3 | AWAY: 8-49-3 | NEUTRAL: 5-15-4

VS. NO. 1: 0-3-0 | VS. TOP 5: 3-16-0 | VS. TOP 10: 8-53-2

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

DATE

OPPONENT (UGA

1 Georgia advanced, 3-1, on PK

2 Georgia advanced, 5-4, on PK

3 LSU advanced, 5-4, on PK

4 South Carolina advanced, 4-1, on PK

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

OVERTIME HISTORY

ALL-TIME RECORD: 29-23-54

HOME: 15-8-24 | AWAY: 11-14-23 | NEUTRAL: 2-1-7

SINGLE OT: 14-17-0 | DOUBLE OT: 14-6-53 | SHOOTOUT: 3-2-0

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

DATE

OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Oct. 7, 2011 Mississippi State

Oct. 20, 2011 at #22 Auburn

Oct. 23, 2011 Alabama

Aug. 17, 2012

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Aug.

Sept.

Aug.

Sept.

1 Georgia advanced, 3-1, on PK

2 Georgia advanced, 5-4, on PK

3 Georgia advanced, 4-3, on PK

4 LSU advanced, 5-4, on PK

5 South Carolina advanced, 4-1, on PK

Sept.

Sept.

Sept.

Oct.

Oct.

Oct.

Nov. 4, 2010 vs. Auburn

Sept.

1

ANNUAL RESULTS

1995

10-5-3 Overall | 3-3-2 SEC

Home: 5-3-0 | Away: 5-2-3 | Neutral: 0-0-0

Head Coach: Bill Barker

SEC East - Fourth Place

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

1996

14-7-0 Overall | 6-2-0 SEC

Home: 8-3-0 | Away: 4-2-0 | Neutral: 2-2-0

Head Coach: Bill Barker

SEC East - T-Second Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK)

13-6-2 Overall | 4-4-0 SEC | #16 Final Ranking Home: 10-1-0 | Away: 3-4-2 | Neutral: 0-1-0

Coach: Bill Barker

East - T-Fifth Place

Oct. 15 South Carolina

Oct. 17 #3 Florida

Oct. 22 at Mississippi State

Oct. 24 at Ole Miss

Oct. 29 Davidson

Oct. 31 South Alabama

Nov. 4 vs. Kentucky 1

Nov. 5 vs. Ole Miss 1

1 SEC Tournament (Nashville, Tenn.)

^ Georgia advanced, 5-4, on PK 2000

11-9-2 Overall | 4-4-1 SEC

Home: 7-5-0 | Away: 3-3-2 | Neutral: 1-1-0

Head Coach: Sue Patberg

SEC East - Fifth Place

SEC Tournament - Finalist

1-0

Head Coach: Bill Barker

SEC East - Fourth Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

NCAA Tournament - First Round DATE

1 Georgia / Nike Invitational (Athens, Ga.)

2 Husky Nike Invitational (Seattle, Wash.)

3 NCAA Tournament (Athens, Ga.; Charlottesville, Va.; Hanover, N.H.)

^ Georgia advanced, 3-1, on PK 1999

13-6-2 Overall | 5-4-0 SEC Home: 11-2-1 | Away: 2-3-0 | Neutral: 0-1-1

Head Coach: Bill Barker

SEC East - T-Fifth Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 25 College of Charleston W, 7-1

Aug. 27 Elon W, 5-0

Sept. 1 vs. #14 UCLA 1 L, 6-1

Sept. 4 Cincinnati W, 4-3

Sept. 8 at Massachusetts

Sept. 10 vs. Fairfield 2

Sept. 15 Iowa State

Sept. 17 at Georgia State

Sept. 21 at #17 Arizona State L, 1-0 (OT)

Sept. 24 Utah

Sept. 29 at South Carolina

Oct. 1 at Florida

Oct. 6 at LSU

Oct. 8 at Arkansas

Oct. 13 Kentucky (#16)

Oct. 15 Vanderbilt

Oct. 20 Ole Miss

Oct. 22 Mississippi State

Oct. 27 at Tennessee

4-3 (OT)

Nov. 2 Ole Miss 3 W, 2-0

Nov. 3 Vanderbilt 3 W, 2-1

Nov. 4 #12 Florida 3

1 Neutral Site - Gainesville, Fla.

2 Neutral Site - Amherst, Mass.

3 SEC Tournament (Athens, Ga.)

2001

13-6-1 Overall | 7-2-0 SEC

Home: 7-0-1 | Away: 4-3-0 | Neutral: 2-2-0

Head Coach: Sue Patberg

SEC East - T-Second Place

SEC Tournament - First Round NCAA Tournament - Second Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 31 Rutgers W, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 2 #22 Wake Forest T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 7 vs. Boston College 1 W, 3-2

Sept. 9 at #9 Connecticut 1 L, 2-0

Sept. 21 vs. #1 North Carolina 2 L, 9-0

Sept. 23 at Duke 2 W, 3-2

Sept. 28 Eastern Michigan W, 3-0

Oct. 1 Georgia State W, 6-0

Oct. 5 at Alabama W, 2-1

Oct. 7 at Auburn W, 1-0

Oct. 12 at #24 Kentucky (#20) W, 1-0

Oct. 14 at Vanderbilt (#20) L, 2-1

Oct. 19 #25 South Carolina W, 1-0

Oct. 21 at #8 Florida (#25) L, 4-1

Oct. 26 LSU W, 5-0

Oct. 28 Arkansas W, 6-1

Nov. 2 #17 Tennessee W, 2-1

Nov. 8 vs. Auburn (#23) 3 L, 3-2

Nov. 16 vs. Miami (Fla.) 4 W, 5-2

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

ANNUAL RESULTS

Nov. 18 at #9 Florida 4

1 UConn / Diadora Classic (Storrs, Conn.)

2 Duke / Adidas Classic (Durham, N.C.)

3 SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge, La.)

4 NCAA Tournament (Gainesville, Fla.)

2002 8-11-1 Overall | 4-5-0 SEC

4-5-1 | Away: 3-5-0 | Neutral: 1-1-0

Head Coach: Sue Patberg SEC East - Fifth Place SEC Tournament - First Round

2004

4-9-5 Overall | 2-6-3 SEC Home: 4-1-4 | Away: 0-7-1 | Neutral: 0-1-0

Head Coach: Sue Patberg

SEC East - Fifth Place

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK)

Oct. 1 at South Carolina

Oct. 6 Arkansas

Oct. 8 LSU

Oct. 13 Vanderbilt

Oct. 15 Kentucky

Oct. 20 Auburn

Oct. 22 at Alabama

Oct. 27 at #21 Tennessee

Nov. 1 vs. Florida 2

1 Virginia / Nike Classic (Charlottesville, Va.)

2 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

2007

18-4-2 Overall | 8-1-2 SEC | #18 Final Ranking

Home: 10-2-1 | Away: 5-1-1 | Neutral: 3-1-0

Head Coach: Patrick Baker

SEC East - Second Place

SEC Tournament - Finalist

NCAA Tournament - Second Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 31 Texas Tech 1 W, 4-1

Sept. 2 Wisconsin 1 W, 3-1

Sept. 6 Charlotte W, 2-0

Sept. 9 USF W, 3-0

Sept. 14 at #17 USC L, 1-0

Sept. 16 vs. Nebraska 2

Sept. 20 Georgia State

Sept. 23 Mercer

Sept. 28 #15 Florida

Sept. 30 #12 South Carolina

Oct. 5 at Arkansas (#21)

Oct. 7 LSU (#21)

Oct. 12 at Vanderbilt (#20)

Oct. 14 at Kentucky (#20)

Oct. 19 Mississippi State (#17)

Oct. 21 Ole Miss (#17) T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 25 at Auburn (#20) W, 3-2

Head Coach: Sue Patberg

SEC East - Fourth Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

NCAA Tournament - Second Place

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Nov. 14 vs.

Nov. 16 at

1 Challenge Soccer Club Classic (Houston, Texas)

2 Santa Clara / Adidas Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.)

3 Georgia / Nike Invitational (Athens, Ga.)

4 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

5 NCAA Tournament (Knoxville, Tenn.)

- First Round

Oct. 28 Alabama (#20) W, 3-1

Nov. 2 #9 Tennessee (#17) W, 3-0

Nov. 7 vs. Ole Miss (#13) 3 W, 2-0

Nov. 9 vs. South Carolina (#13) 3 W, 2-0

Nov. 11 vs. #21 Florida (#13) 3 L, 4-1

Nov. 16 Alabama A&M (#13) 4 W, 6-1

Nov. 18 Duke (#13) 4 L, 1-0

1 Georgia / Nike Invitational (Athens, Ga.)

2 Neutral Site - Los Angeles, Calif.

3 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

4 NCAA Tournament (Athens, Ga.)

2008

11-11-1 Overall | 7-3-1 SEC

Home: 4-5-0 | Away: 5-3-1 | Neutral: 2-3-0

Head Coach: Patrick Baker

SEC East - Second Place

SEC Tournament - Finalist

NCAA Tournament - First Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 22 Mercer (#18) W, 2-0

Aug. 29 at BYU (#19) L, 4-1

Aug. 31 at Utah (#19) W, 2-1

Sept. 5 #7 Virginia (#22) 1 L, 1-0

Sept. 7 #10 Stanford (#22) 1 L, 2-0

Sept. 12 #3 USC L, 3-2 (2OT)

Sept. 19 vs. #4 North Carolina 2 L, 4-0

Sept. 21 at #11 Duke 2 L, 3-0

Sept. 26 at #16 Florida L, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 28 at South Carolina T, 1-1 (2OT)

Oct. 3 Arkansas W, 2-1 (2OT)

Oct. 5 LSU L, 2-1

ANNUAL RESULTS

Oct. 15 at #14 South Carolina (#21)

Oct. 17 at #13 Florida (#21)

Oct. 21 at Alabama (#25)

Oct. 24 Auburn (#25)

Oct. 29 at Tennessee

Nov. 4 vs. Auburn 2

1 Georgia / Nike Invitational (Athens, Ga.)

2 Duke / Adidas Classic (Durham, N.C.)

3 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

4 NCAA Tournament (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 2009 15-6-1 Overall | 7-4-1 SEC

Home: 9-2-0 | Away: 5-3-0 | Neutral: 1-1-0

Head Coach: Patrick Baker

SEC East - Third Place

SEC Tournament - First Round

NCAA Tournament - Second Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT Aug. 21 Kennesaw State

1 Georgia / Nike Invitational (Athens, Ga.)

2 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

3 NCAA Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

2010 11-6-4 Overall | 5-3-3 SEC Home: 5-2-2 | Away: 5-3-1 | Neutral: 1-1-1

Head Coach: Steve Holeman

SEC East - Fourth Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 20 #24 Duke

Aug. 27 Utah 1

Aug. 29 Kansas 1

Sept. 3 at Mercer (#25)

Sept. 5 at Georgia State (#25)

Sept. 10 at #2 Stanford (#25)

Sept. 12 at #9 Santa Clara (#25)

Sept. 17 College of Charleston (#21)

Sept. 24 LSU (#17)

Sept. 26 Arkansas (#17)

Oct. 1 Kentucky (#17)

Oct. 3 Vanderbilt (#17)

Oct. 8 at Ole Miss

Oct.

2013

12-7-1 Overall | 5-5-1 SEC

Home: 7-4-0 | Away: 5-2-1 | Neutral: 0-1-0

Head Coach: Steve Holeman

SEC - T-Sixth Place

SEC Tournament - Quarterfinals

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT Aug. 23 at Texas

Sept. 8 at UNC Greensboro

Sept. 13 Long Beach State

Sept. 15 College of Charleston

Sept. 20 #17 South Carolina

Sept. 27 at Missouri

Sept. 29 at #25 Kentucky

Oct. 4 Alabama

Oct. 6 #25 Ole Miss

Oct. 11 at Auburn

2-0

Oct. 18 Mississippi State W, 5-0

Oct. 20 Texas A&M

Oct. 25 at LSU

Oct. 27 at Arkansas W, 1-0

Oct. 31 #6 Florida

Nov. 6 vs. South Carolina 1 L, 4-0 1 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

2014

10-8-2 Overall | 5-5-1 SEC

Home: 6-2-0 | Away: 4-5-1 | Neutral: 0-1-1

Head Coach: Steve Holeman SEC - Eighth Place

SEC Tournament - Quarterfinals

NCAA Tournament - First Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 22 at Ole Miss T, 1-1 (2OT)

Aug. 24 UNC Greensboro W, 3-0

Aug. 29 at Long Beach State L, 3-2

Aug. 31 at Cal State Fullerton W, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 5 Houston W, 4-0

Sept. 7 #17 UCF W, 1-0

Sept. 14 at Furman W, 4-0

Sept. 21 Vanderbilt (#24) W, 3-1

Sept. 26 at Florida (#22) L, 2-1

Sept. 28 at #14 South Carolina (#22) W, 1-0

Oct. 3 Tennessee (#20) W, 2-1

Oct. 5 at Mississippi State (#20) W, 3-1

Oct. 17 Missouri (#17) L, 2-0

Oct. 19 LSU (#17) W, 2-0

Oct. 24 at Alabama (#22) L, 2-0

Oct. 26 Kentucky (#22) L, 2-0

Oct. 30 at #7 Texas A&M L, 2-1

Nov. 3 vs. Arkansas 1 T, 1-1^

Nov. 5 vs. #3 Texas A&M 1 L, 3-0

Nov. 15 at #21 UCF 2 L, 2-1

1 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

^ Georgia advanced, 4-3, on PK

2 NCAA Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)

2015

5-12-1 Overall | 4-7-0 SEC

Home: 2-5-0 | Away: 3-6-1 | Neutral: 0-1-0

Head Coach: Billy Lesesne

SEC - Ninth Place

SEC Tournament - First Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 21 at High Point T, 0-0 (2OT)

Aug. 23 at Wake Forest L, 4-0

Aug. 28 at #20 Texas Tech L, 2-1

RECORD BOOK // HISTORY

ANNUAL RESULTS

Head Coach: Billy Lesesne SEC - 13th Place

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK)

March 6 vs. Ole Miss 2

March 13 at Auburn

March 20 at #8 Clemson

March 29 vs. Florida 3

April 3 Wake Forest

April 11 vs. NC State 4 W, 1-0

1 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

2 Neutral Site - Montevallo, Ala.

3 Neutral Site - Atlanta, Ga.

4 Neutral Site - Charlotte, N.C. 2021

11-5-3 Overall | 4-4-2 SEC

Home: 8-3-1 | Away: 3-2-1 | Neutral: 0-0-1

Head Coach: Billy Lesesne

SEC East - Fourth Place

SEC Tournament - First Round

2016 6-11-1 Overall | 3-8-0 SEC Home: 5-3-1 | Away: 1-6-0 | Neutral: 0-2-0

Head Coach: Billy Lesesne SEC - 11th Place

SEC

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK)

DATE

Aug. 19 Campbell W, 7-1

Aug. 22 Gonzaga L, 3-1

Aug. 26 Georgia State W, 6-1

Aug. 29 Belmont W, 5-0

Sept. 2 #15 Clemson W, 3-1

Sept. 5 Wofford W, 5-0

Sept. 9 Presbyterian W, 5-1

Sept. 12 at College of Charleston W, 1-0

Sept. 17 at Auburn L, 3-0

Sept. 23 Mississippi State T, 2-2 (2OT)

Sept. 26 at #5 LSU W, 2-1 (OT)

Oct. 3 #8 Arkansas L, 4-1

Oct. 7 at Missouri W, 1-0

Oct. 10 Kentucky W, 2-1

Oct. 15 at South Carolina T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 21 Florida W, 4-3

Oct. 24 at #10 Tennessee L, 3-1

Oct. 28 Vanderbilt L, 2-1

Oct. 31 vs. LSU 1 T, 0-0 (2OT)^

1 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.)

^ LSU advanced, 5-4, on PK

2022

13-6-3 Overall | 5-3-2 SEC

Home: 7-4-0 | Away: 5-2-2 | Neutral: 1-0-1

Head Coach: Keidane McAlpine

SEC East - Fourth Place

SEC Tournament - Semifinals

NCAA Tournament - Second Round

DATE OPPONENT (UGA RANK) RESULT

Aug. 18 Georgia Southern W, 4-0

Aug. 21 #1 Florida State L, 3-1

Aug. 25 at Wake Forest L, 1-0

Aug. 28 College of Charleston W, 4-0

1 Bulldog Classic (Athens, Ga.)

2 SEC Tournament (Orange Beach,

Sept. 1 at Georgia State W, 3-0

Sept. 4 at Kennesaw State W, 7-0

Sept. 8 North Florida W, 1-0

Sept. 11 USF W, 2-0

Sept. 16 at Texas A&M W, 3-2

Sept. 22 #8 South Carolina L, 1-0

Sept. 25 at Florida W, 3-0

Sept. 29 #5 Alabama L, 2-1

Oct. 6 at Vanderbilt T, 1-1

Oct. 9 #19 Tennessee L, 2-0

Oct. 14 Missouri W, 2-0

Oct. 20 Ole Miss W, 1-0

Oct. 23 at Kentucky W, 3-0

Oct. 27 at Mississippi State T, 1-1

Nov. 1 vs. #21 Tennessee 1 W, 2-0

Nov. 3 vs. #13 South Carolina 1 T, 1-1 (2OT)^

Nov. 11 Samford 2 W, 2-0

Nov. 17 at #2 North Carolina 2 L, 3-1

1 SEC Tournament (Pensacola, Fla).

^ South Carolina advanced, 4-1, on PK

2 NCAA Tournament (Athens, Ga.; Chapel Hill, N.C.)

SEC TOURNAMENT RECORD: 11-19-4 | SCORE: 40-59

NCAA TOURNAMENT

RECORD: 7-10-1 | SCORE: 31-29

2022 (Athens, Ga.; Chapel Hill, N.C.)

MILESTONE WINS

FIRST WIN / FIRST HOME WIN

Sept. 3, 1995 Georgia State W, 4-0

FIRST SEC WIN

Sept. 10, 1995 at Auburn

FIRST WIN OVER TOP-10 OPPONENT Oct. 18, 1998 #8 Vanderbilt W, 3-2 (2OT)

FIRST NCAA TOURNAMENT WIN

Nov. 11, 1998 #19 Wake Forest W, 5-2

FIRST SHOOTOUT WIN

Nov. 15, 1998 at #15 Virginia T, 2-2 (4OT)

100TH WIN

Sept. 12, 2003 vs. Houston W, 4-1

FIRST WIN OVER TOP-5 OPPONENT

Oct. 16, 2009 #5 South Carolina W, 2-1

200TH WIN

Sept. 30, 2011 at Arkansas W, 1-0

100TH WIN AT TURNER SOCCER COMPLEX

Sept. 16, 2012 Arkansas W, 2-0

100TH SEC WIN

Oct. 5, 2014 at Mississippi State W, 3-1

HIGHEST-RANKED WIN

Sept. 27, 2015 #4 Texas A&M W, 2-1

HIGHEST-RANKED ROAD WIN

Sept. 26, 2021 at #5 LSU W, 2-1 (OT)

RECORD BOOK // TEAM

LEADERS

SHOOTING PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 SHOTS)

ANNUAL LEADERS

MATCH RECORDS

CORNER KICKS ALLOWED

SAVES

GOALS

ASSISTS

SHOTS

GOALS ALLOWED

MOST SHOTS ALLOWED

FEWEST SHOTS ALLOWED

CORNER KICKS

FOULS

MATCH RECORDS

MARGIN OF VICTORY

SEASON RECORDS

MARGIN OF DEFEAT

NOTES

1 Records date to 2005 season

2 Incomplete records

SEASON RECORDS

WINS & STREAKS

NOTES

1 Records date to 2005 season

2 Incomplete records

ATTENDANCE HISTORY

POSTSEASON

HOME ATTENDANCE RANKINGS

MATCH RECORDS

ALL MATCHES

POINTS

8 Mollie Belisle Coastal Carolina Sept. 10, 2017

8 Marion Crowder Coll. of Charleston Sept. 15, 2013

8 Jessica Winton Liberty Sept. 26, 2003

GOALS

4 Mollie Belisle Coastal Carolina Sept. 10, 2017

4 Marion Crowder Coll. of Charleston Sept. 15, 2013

4 Jessica Winton Liberty Sept. 26, 2003

3 12 times (MR: Reagan Glisson - Charlotte, 2018)

ASSISTS

3 Reagan Glisson Coastal Carolina Sept. 10, 2017

3 Karen Zmirak Wofford Sept. 10, 2004

3 Kristy Bongiovanni Coll. of Charleston Aug. 25, 2000

SAVES

SEC MATCHES

SEASON RECORDS

SEASON RECORDS

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 800 MIN.)

CAREER RECORDS

POINTS

GOALS

STARTS

SAVES PER GAME (MIN. 10 GAMES)

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 1,000 MIN.)

RECORD BOOK // INDIVIDUAL

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

FASTEST GOAL FROM START OF MATCH

1. 0:20 Sheila Gartman

2. 0:21 Carrie Patterson at Tennessee Oct. 31, 2008

3. 0:35 Carrie Patterson

State Aug. 21, 2009

4. 0:42 Ashley Miller Georgia State

Sept. 11, 2011

5. 0:53 Kristy Bongiovanni South Alabama Oct. 31, 1999

FASTEST CONSECUTIVE GOALS

PLAYERS

1. 0:22 Becca Rasmussen, Bella Hartley at LSU Sept. 17, 2015

2. 0:24 Shannon Murray, Aileen Powers College of Charleston Aug. 25, 2000 0:24 Allison Thornbury, Kristy Bongiovanni College of Charleston Oct. 13, 1998

4. 0:25 Mariel Gutierrez, Marion Crowder Missouri

5. 0:36 Ali Williams, Ali Williams Georgia Southern

CONSECUTIVE MATCHES WITH GOAL

1. 5 Gabby Seiler

2. 4 Mollie Belisle

4 Marion Crowder

4 Alexa Newfield

5. 3 Nine times (Most recent: Dani Murguia)

CONSECUTIVE MATCHES WITH POINT

1. 9 Gabby Seiler

2. 6 Dani Murguia

3. 6 Carrie Patterson

4. 6 Ashley King

5. 5 Three times (Most recent: Dasia Torbert)

Oct. 23, 2016

Aug. 26, 2005

Aug. 22-Sept. 5, 2014

Aug. 26-Sept. 5, 2021

Sept. 13-27, 2013

Sept. 2-11, 2011

Nov. 1-11, 2022

Aug. 22-Sept. 26, 2014

Aug. 26-Sept. 12, 2021

Oct. 8-27, 2006

Sept. 3-20, 2002

Sept. 1-16, 2022

Georgia's Stephanie Yarem is congratulated by soccer legend Pelé after being named a First Team All-American in 1997.

FRESHMAN RECORDS

SOPHOMORE RECORDS

Suzannah Weathersbee

Marion Crowder

Jessica Winton

THE LAST TIME ALL

top-10 opponent

Defeated a top-25 opponent

SEC MATCHES

2-1 at No. 5 LSU (OT)

2-0 vs. No. 21 Tennessee

2-1 at No. 5 LSU (OT) Defeated

A GEORGIA PLAYER

No. 5 LSU (OT)

vs. No. 21 Tennessee

Had a multiple-goal match ................................Dani Murguia (2), 10/21/21 vs. Florida

Had a hat trick

Had 4 goals in a match

Reagan Glisson (3), 8/26/18 vs. Charlotte

Mollie Belisle (4), 9/10/17 vs. Coastal Carolina

Had 5 goals in a match never

Had 2 assists in a match

Had 3 assists in a match

Had 4 points in a match

Had 5 points in a match

Had 6 points in a match

Madison Haugen (2), 9/25/22 at Florida

Reagan Glisson (3), 9/10/17 vs. Coastal Carolina

Mallie McKenzie (4), 9/4/22 at Kennesaw State

Dani Murguia (5), 10/21/21 vs. Florida

Reagan Glisson (7), 8/26/18 vs. Charlotte

Had 7 points in a match................................

Had 8 points in a match

Had 9 points in a match

Reagan Glisson (7), 8/26/18 vs. Charlotte

Mollie Belisle (8), 9/10/17 vs. Coastal Carolina

Jessica Winton (9), 9/26/03 vs. Liberty

Had 10 points in a match never

Scored 10+ goals in a season

Scored 15+ goals in a season

Mollie Belisle (15), 2021

Mollie Belisle (15), 2021

Scored 20+ goals in a season never

Had 10+ assists in a season

Dani Murguia (11), 2021

Had 15+ assists in a season never

Had 25+ points in a season.....................

Had 30+ points in a season

Had 35+ points in a season

Had 40+ points in a season

AN OPPOSING TEAM

Mollie Belisle (33), Dani Murguia (29), 2021

Mollie Belisle (33), 2021

Alexa Newfield (40), 2011

Alexa Newfield (40), 2011

Scored 3+ Goals in a Match North Carolina (3), 11/17/22

Scored 4+ Goals in a Match Arkansas (4), 10/3/21

Scored 5+ Goals in a Match Vanderbilt (5),

A GEORGIA PLAYER

Had a multiple-goal match

Dani Murguia (2), 10/21/21 vs. Florida

Had a hat trick never

Had 4 goals in a match never

Had 3 assists in a match ........................................................................................... never

Had 4 points in a match Dani Murguia (5), Mollie Belisle (4), 10/21/21 vs. Florida

Had 5 points in a match Dani Murguia (5), 10/21/21 vs. Florida

Had 6 points in a match Carrie Patterson (6), 10/22/06 at Alabama

Had 7 points in a match Carrie Patterson (7), 11/2/07 vs. UT

Scored 5+ goals in a season Mollie Belisle (5), 2021

Scored 10+ goals in a season never

Had 5+ assists in a season

Randi-Lynn Bruso (6), 2006 Kelly Whitaker (5), 2006

Had 10+ assists in a season never

Had 15+ points in a season Alexa Newfield (18), 2011

Had 20+ points in a season Carrie Patterson (20), 2006

AN OPPOSING TEAM

Scored 3+ Goals in a Match Tennessee (3), 10/24/21

Scored 4+ Goals in a Match Arkansas (4), 10/3/21

Scored 5+ Goals in a Match Vanderbilt (5), 9/30/18

Scored 6+ Goals in a Match LSU, 6-0, 9/25/09

AN OPPOSING PLAYER

Had a multiple-goal match

Taylor Malham (2), Arkansas, 10/3/21

Had a hat trick Lindsay Thompson (3), Florida, 11/6/10

Had 4 goals in a match never

Had 3 assists in a match Erika Tymrak (3), Florida, 11/6/10

Had 4 points in a match Taylor Malham (5), Arkansas, 10/3/21

Had 5 points in a match...................................... Taylor Malham (5), Arkansas, 10/3/21

Had 6 points in a match Kristen Dodson (6), Auburn, 9/25/16

Had 7 points in a match never

STEPHANIE YAREM

1997

NSCAA, Soccer Times (First), SoccerBuzz (Second)

1998

SoccerBuzz (Honorable Mention)

NATIONAL AWARDS

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA

CARRIE PATTERSON

2007

NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (Second)

MOLLIE BELISLE

2021 United Soccer Coaches (Third)

ABBY BOYAN

2022 United Soccer Coaches (Third)

1997 Kristy Bongiovanni Soccer Buzz (3rd)

1999 Carolyn Cayard SoccerBuzz (1st)

2001 Charisse Co SoccerBuzz (HM)

2004 Susie Weber SoccerBuzz (3rd)

2006 Carrie Patterson SoccerBuzz (2nd)

2007 Kelli Corless Soccer America (1st) SoccerBuzz (1st)

Caroline Simpson SoccerBuzz (3rd)

Danielle Abelson SoccerBuzz (HM)

2009 Laura Eddy Top Drawer Soccer (1st) Soccer America (2nd)

2010 Alexa Newfield Soccer America (2nd)

ALL-REGION (SOUTH / SOUTHEAST)

1995 Jennifer Ahern NSCAA (3rd)

1996 Suzannah Weathersbee NSCAA (2nd)

SoccerBuzz (3rd)

Stephanie Yarem NSCAA (3rd)

1997 Stephanie Yarem NSCAA (1st)

Nicole Williams NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (3rd)

1998 Stephanie Yarem NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Kristy Bongiovanni SoccerBuzz (3rd)

Allison Thornbury SoccerBuzz (3rd)

1999 Nicole Williams SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Carolyn Cayard SoccerBuzz (3rd)

Catherine Holder NSCAA (3rd)

2000 Stefanie Bertcher ANSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Nicole Williams NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (3rd)

2001 Andrea Velasco NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Carolyn Cayard NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (3rd)

2002 Carolyn Cayard NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Andrea Velasco NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

2003 Jessica Winton NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (1st)

Andrea Velasco NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (3rd)

2005 Randi-Lynn Bruso NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

Ali Williams NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

2006 Randi-Lynn Bruso NSCAA (2nd)

Carrie Patterson NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (2nd)

2007 Carrie Patterson NSCAA, SoccerBuzz (1st)

Kelli Corless NSCAA (2nd)

SoccerBuzz (3rd)

Megan Tomlinson SoccerBuzz (2nd) NSCAA (3rd)

2008 Megan Tomlinson NSCAA (3rd)

2009 Laura Eddy NSCAA (1st)

Carrie Patterson NSCAA (1st)

Jamie Pollock NSCAA (3rd)

2010 Ashley Baker NSCAA (2nd)

Alexa Newfield NSCAA (2nd)

Torri Allen NSCAA (3rd)

2011 Alexa Newfield NSCAA (1st)

Jamie Pollock NSCAA (2nd)

Ashley Baker NSCAA (3rd)

Bailey Powell NSCAA (3rd)

2012 Torri Allen NSCAA (1st)

2013 Torri Allen NSCAA (2nd)

Marion Crowder NSCAA (3rd)

2014 Gabby Seiler NSCAA (2nd)

Marion Crowder NSCAA (3rd)

2016 Marion Crowder NSCAA (3rd)

2020-21 Abby Boyan United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

Kayla Bruster United Soccer Coaches (3rd)

2021 Mollie Belisle United Soccer Coaches (1st)

Abby Boyan United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

Dani Murguia United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

Cecily Stoute United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

2022 Abby Boyan United Soccer Coaches (1st)

Madison Haugen United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

Dani Murguia United Soccer Coaches (2nd)

Cecily Stoute United Soccer Coaches (3rd)

FRESHMAN ALL-REGION (SOUTH)

1997 Kristy Bongiovanni SoccerBuzz

Nicole Williams SoccerBuzz

1999 Carolyn Cayard SoccerBuzz

Catherine Holder SoccerBuzz

2001 Charisse Co SoccerBuzz

2003 Marilee Eback

2004 Susie Weber

2005 Kristin Garman

2006 Carrie Patterson

2007 Danielle Abelson

Marah Falle

Caroline Simpson

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE YEAR

2005 Lauren Church TopDrawerSoccer

Kristin Garman TopDrawerSoccer

Ali Williams TopDrawerSoccer

2006 Michelle Betos TopDrawerSoccer (Freshman)

Lauren Glancy TopDrawerSoccer (Freshman)

Carrie Patterson TopDrawerSoccer (Freshman)

NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK

1997 Suzannah Weathersbee College Soccer Weekly (Nov. 16)

2009 Natalie Farley TopDrawerSoccer (Oct. 7)

2010 Kelli Corless CollegeSoccer360.com (Sept. 13)

2013 Marion Crowder College Sports Madness (Sept. 17)

2021 Mollie Belisle United Soccer Coaches (Sept. 8)

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEK

1997 Stephanie Yarem Soccer America (Oct. 7)

1998 Allison Thornbury Soccer America (Oct. 21)

2001 Carolyn Cayard SoccerBuzz (Sept. 5)

2005 Kristin Garman TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 15)

Lauren Church TopDrawerSoccer (Oct. 26)

Ali Williams SoccerBuzz (Oct. 26)

2006 Kristin Garman TopDrawerSoccer (Aug. 28)

Catherine Bruce TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 18)

Randi-Lynn Bruso SoccerBuzz (Sept. 20)

2007 Caroline Simpson SoccerBuzz (Sept. 6)

Megan Tomlinson TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 10)

SoccerBuzz (Oct. 2)

Marah Falle Soccer America (Oct. 2)

Carrie Patterson Soccer America, TDS (Oct. 15) SoccerBuzz, TDS (Oct. 31)

2008 Carrie Patterson SoccerBuzz (Nov. 4)

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

SoccerBuzz

MAC HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LIST

2008 Carrie Patterson

REGIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR

2007 Patrick Baker NSCAA, SoccerBuzz

2010 Susannah Dennis TopDrawerSoccer (Aug. 30)

2011 Alexa Newfield SoccerSavings.com (Sept. 14)

2013 Madeline Barker CollegeSoccer360.com (Sept. 3)

Laura Eddy CollegeSoccer360.com (Sept. 24)

Nicole Locandro CollegeSoccer360.com (Oct. 29)

2015 Louise Hogrell CollegeSoccer360.com (Oct. 25)

TopDrawerSoccer (Oct. 27)

2020-21 Abby Boyan TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 23, Oct. 6)

2021 Mollie Belisle TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 7, Sept. 28)

2022 Madison Haugen TopDrawerSoccer (Sept. 27)

SEC AWARDS

SEC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

OFFENSIVE

2005 Ali Williams

DEFENSIVE

2008 Megan Tomlinson

FORWARD

2021 Mollie Belisle

ALL-SEC TEAM

FIRST TEAM

1996 Suzannah Weathersbee

1997 Stephanie Yarem

1998 Stephanie Yarem

2000 Stefanie Bertcher

Nicole Williams

2001 Andrea Velasco

2002 Carolyn Cayard

Andrea Velasco

2003 Jessica Winton

2005 Randi-Lynn Bruso

Ali Williams

2006 Randi-Lynn Bruso

Carrie Patterson

2007 Carrie Patterson

Megan Tomlinson

2008 Carrie Patterson

Megan Tomlinson

2009 Carrie Patterson

2010 Alexa Newfield

2011 Alexa Newfield

Jamie Pollock

2014 Gabby Seiler

2016 Marion Crowder

2019 Kayla Bruster

2020 Abby Boyan

2021 Mollie Belisle

2022 Abby Boyan

SECOND TEAM

1996 Stephanie Yarem

1998 Allison Thornbury

1999 Carolyn Cayard

Nicole Williams

2001 Carolyn Cayard

2003 Geneil Newbern

Andrea Velasco

2005 Cortni Joyner

2007 Kelli Corless

2008 Bailey Powell

2009 Laura Eddy

2010 Ashley Baker

Rebekah Perry

2011 Torri Allen

2013 Torri Allen

2014 Marion Crowder

2015 Caroline Waters

2016 Caroline Waters

2020 Kayla Bruster

Cecily Stoute

Emory Wegener

2021 Abby Boyan

Cecily Stoute

HONORABLE MENTION

2002 Ashley Lindley

Tricia McKee

Geneil Newbern

SEC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

2006 Carrie Patterson

2007 Kelli Corless

2009 Laura Eddy

SEC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM

2004 Susie Weber

2005 Megan Tomlinson

2006 Michelle Betos

Carrie Patterson

2007 Kelli Corless

Marah Falle

2008 Bailey Powell

Ashley Miller

2009 Susannah Dennis

Laura Eddy

2010 Torri Allen

Alexa Newfield

2011 Jenna Owens

2013 Marion Crowder

2014 Kelsey Killean

2015 Sydney Shultis

2018 Cecily Stoute

2019 Chloe Chapman

2021 Jessie Dunn

Danielle Lewin

SEC COACH OF THE YEAR

2007 Patrick Baker

SEC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM

1996 Mandy Aiken 1999 Catherine Holder

2000 Stefanie Bertcher

Nicole Williams

2007 Michelle Betos

Megan Tomlinson

Joni Vickers

2008 Michelle Betos

Bailey Powell

Megan Tomlinson

2010 Traci Dreesen

Laura Eddy

2022 Jordan Brown

Dani Murguia

SEC SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD

2011 Laura Eddy

SEC COMMUNITY SERVICE TEAM

2003 Ashley Lindley

2004 Ashley Lindley

2005 Ali Williams

2008 Courtney Cripps

2009 Lindsay Stein

2010 Ashley Baker

2011 Ashley Baker

2012 Ashley Baker

2013 Callie Corbin Langford

2015 Emma Sonnett

2016 Taylor Donohue

2017 Summer Burnett

2018 Mollie Belisle

2019 Ashley Andersen

2020 Jessie Denney

2021 Mollie Belisle

2022 Abby Boyan

SEC PLAYER OF THE WEEK

1995 Jennifer Ahern

12 Danielle Jordan Oct. 24

1997 Stephanie Yarem

6 Nicole Williams Nov. 3

1999 Beth Culver

6 Nicole Williams

Ashley Lindley

Jessica Winton

Ashley Lindley

Ali Williams

Church

Carrie Patterson

Glancy

8

OFFENSIVE

Carrie Patterson

Carrie Patterson

Carrie Patterson

Alexa Newfield

Laura Eddy

Gabby Seiler

Reagan Glisson

Abby Boyan

10

23

25

27

21

21 2021 Mollie Belisle

Abby Boyan

7 2022 Dasia Torbert

DEFENSIVE 2008 Megan Tomlinson

19

14 Michelle Betos

21 2009 Michelle Betos

2010 Ashley Baker

29

11

5 2013 Caitlin Woody

2011 Ashley Baker

23 2014 Louise Hogrell

8 2015 Louise Hogrell

25 2019 Emory Wegener

2021 Cecily Stoute

28

13 Emory Wegener Oct. 18

FRESHMAN

2007 Caroline Simpson

2010 Alexa Newfield

31

2 Marah Falle Oct. 1 2009 Rebekah Perry

30 Nicole Locandro

Marion Crowder

6

16

25 Kelsey Killean

Louise Hogrell

29 2018 Emory Wegener

17 2019 Chloe Chapman

30 Haley Sorrell

Jordan Brown

1

17, Oct. 24

ACADEMIC AWARDS

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

2000 Stefanie Bertcher NSCAA (2nd)

2002 Carolyn Cayard NSCAA/Adidas (1st)

2004 Ashley Lindley CoSIDA (1st)

2019 Caroline Chipman CoSIDA (3rd)

Ashley Andersen CoSIDA (HM)

2020 Caroline Chipman CoSIDA (3rd)

2022 Madison Haugen CSC (3rd)

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT

2004 Ashley Lindley

2009 Lindsay Stein

2011 Torri Allen

2013 Nikki Hill

2019 Ashley Andersen

2022 Morgan Hart

Tori Penn

SEC SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

2003 Ashley Lindley

2004 Ashley Lindley

SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

1995 Amanda Skipper

1996 Mindy Hyde, Kristin Jacobson, Danielle

Jordan, Beth Lewis, Jennifer Lewis, Meredith

McIntire, Stephanie Yarem

1997 Sheila Gartman, Kristin Jacobson, Danielle

Jordan, Beth Lewis, Jennifer Lewis, Meredith McIntire, Suzannah Weathersbee

1998 Stefanie Bertcher, Kristy Bongiovanni, Morgan

Coyle, Sheila Gartman, Kristin Jacobson, Danielle Jordan, Jennifer Lewis, Beth Lewis, Meredith McIntire, Nikki Ornelaz, Lindsey Peck, Suzannah Weathersbee, Stephanie Yarem

1999 Stefanie Bertcher, Kristy Bongiovanni, Gina Forté, Sheila Gartman, Robyn Sass

2000 Stefanie Bertcher, Kristy Bongiovanni, Carolyn Cayard, Beth Culver, Nicole Greathead, Stacy Hunt, Megan Jankowski, Jennifer Martelle, Aileen Powers, Nicole Williams

2001 Stefanie Bertcher, Kristy Bongiovanni, Carolyn

Cayard, Morgan Coyle, Beth Culver, Gina

Forté, Nicole Greathead, Stacy Hunt, Jennifer Martelle

2002 Carolyn Cayard, Nicole Greathead, Beth Culver, Gina Forte, Ashley Lindley, Elizabeth Metherell

2003 Kate Appleton, Catherine Bruce, Pamela Elt ing, Ashley Lindley, Tricia McKee, Elizabeth Metherell, Erin Sekerak, Katherine Stewart, Andrea Velasco

2004 Catherine Bruce, Sarah Darvill, Lena Franklin, Beth Klueter, Ashley Lindley, Tricia McKee, Elizabeth Metherell, Elizabeth Poirier, Amber Tacke, Alex Thomas, Joni Vickers, Susie Weber, Ali Williams

2005 Catherine Bruce, Sarah Darvill, Caitlin Dingle, Lena Franklin, Kristin Garman, Beth Klueter, Elizabeth Poirier, Amber Tacke, Alex Thomas, Megan Tomlinson, Joni Vickers, Ali Williams

2006 Britta Byrne, Sarah Brown, Catherine Bruce, Tori Carroll, Lauren Church, Sarah Darvill, Natalie Farley, Lena Franklin, Kristin Garman, Lauren Glancy, Katie Jacobsen, Beth Klueter, Leslie McConnell, Carrie Patterson, Lindsay Stein, Ashley Stinson, Megan Tomlinson, Joni Vickers, Olivia West, Kelly Whitaker

2007 Britta Byrne, Tori Carroll, Courtney Cripps, Kristin Garman, Lauren Glancy, Katie Jacob sen, Beth Klueter, Leslie McConnell, Mary Ricker, Lindsay Stein, Ashley Stinson, Megan Tomlinson, Joni Vickers, Olivia West

2008 Caroline Burlingame, Kelli Corless, Courtney Cripps, Marah Falle, Kristin Garman, Lauren Glancy, Alex Hooker, Leslie McConnell, Mary Ricker, Caroline Simpson, Lindsay Stein, Ashley Stinson, Megan Tomlinson, Olivia West

2009 Caroline Burlingame, Kelli Corless, Marah Falle, Lauren Glancy, Alex Hooker, Leslie McConnell, Carrie Patterson, Mary Ricker, Caroline Simpson, Lindsay Stein, Olivia West

2010 Ashley Baker, Jamie Bouck, Jenna Buckley, Kelli Corless, Susannah Dennis, Traci Dreesen, Laura Eddy, Marah Falle, Alex Hooker, Chris tina Kyker, Ashley Miller, Jamie Pollock, Caroline Simpson

2011 Torri Allen, Ashley Baker, Madeline Barker, Jenna Buckley, Susannah Dennis, Laura Eddy, Devon Fry, Meghan Gibbons, Nikki Hill, Callie Corbin Langford, Ashley Miller, Alexa New field, Jamie Pollock, Caitlin Woody

2012 Torri Allen, Ashley Baker, Madeline Barker, Jenna Buckley, Susannah Dennis, Kathleen Eastman, Laura Eddy, Meghan Gibbons, Nikki Hill, Callie Corbin Langford, Ansley Morgan, Alexa Newfield, Jenna Owens, Caitlin Woody

2013 Torri Allen, Mackin D’Amico, Laura Eddy, Andie Fontanetta, Meghan Gibbons, Nikki Hill, Chika Ibiam, Callie Corbin Langford, Jill Maloney, Tori Patterson, Liliana Rios, Cara Smith, Caitlin Woody

2014 Alexa Antetomaso, Madison Burdick, Summer Burnett, Marion Crowder, Mackin D’Amico, Taylor Donohue, Laura Eddy, Hannah Edwards, Andie Fontanetta, Rachel Garcia, Natalie Goodman, Kelsey Nix, Morgan Orobello, Rebecca Rasmussen, Liliana Rios, Gabby Seiler, Cara Smith, Angelica Tabares, Lauren Tanner, Caroline Waters

2015 Alexa Antetomaso, Madison Burdick, Summer Burnett, Mackin D’Amico, Delaney Fechalos, Andie Fontanetta, Natalie Goodman, Mariel Gutierrez, Kelsey Killean, Kelsey Nix, Morgan Orobello, Alex Pallo, Rebecca Rasmussen, Liliana Rios, Carly Settles, Cara Smith, Emma Sonnett, Angelica Tabares, Lauren Tanner, Caroline Waters

2016 Alexa Anteomaso, Maddie Burdick, Summer Burnett, Marion Crowder, Delaney Fechalos, Natalie Goodman, Mariel Gutierrez, Louise Hogrell, Kelsey Killean, Stephanie Kro uskos, Kara Looby, Kelsey Nix, Morgan Orobel lo, Alex Pallo, Josie Roebuck, Lauren Tanner, Bria Washington, Caroline Waters

2017 Madison Burdick, Summer Burnett, Delaney Fechalos, Natalie Goodman, Mariel Gutierrez, Katie Higgins, Louise Hogrell, Kelsey Killean, Landon Lambert, Katie MacGinnitie, Alexandra Pallo, Josie Roebuck, Carly Settles, Daria Stan

2018 Ashley Andersen, Mollie Belisle, Anna Bougas, Liz Brucia, Kayla Bruster, Keely Cartrett, Caroline Chipman, Katie Higgins,

Landon Lambert, Katie MacGinnitie

2019 Ashley Andersen, Mollie Belisle, Abby Boyan, Liz Brucia, Keely Cartrett, Caroline Chipman, Jessica Denney, Kristen Edmond, Delaney Erwin, Katie Higgins, Weldon Kolker, Hale Otto, Bella Ponzi, Katie Ralys, Daria Stan, Cecily Stoute, Desiree Woods

2020 Lizzie Ammon, Ashley Andersen, Mollie Belisle, Abby Boyan, Liz Brucia, Kayla Bruster, Chloe Chapman, Caroline Chipman, Jessica Denney, Kristen Edmond, Delaney Erwin, Katie Higgins, Jocelyn Hugo, Weldon Kolker, Landon Lambert, Birdie Lombardo, Mallie McKenzie, Shelly McQuaid, Hale Otto, Emily Pulver, Katie Ralys, Morgan Smith, Cecily Stoute, Emory Wegener, Tori Wheeler, Macie Witter

2021 Lizzie Ammon, Liz Beardsley, Abby Boyan, Madison Haugen, Jocelyn Hugo, Ali Kalayjian, Weldon Kolker, Mallie McKenzie, Hale Otto, Alexis Parker, Tori Penn, Bella Ponzi, Emily Pulver, Taylor Rish, Morgan Smith, Haley Sorrell, Cecily Stoute, Lauren Swoopers, Emory Wegener, Macie Witter

2022 Liz Beardsley, Abby Boyan, Jessie Dunn, Faith Ferrer, Morgan Hart, Madison Haugen, Danielle Lewin, Mallie McKenzie, Dani Murguia, Alexis Parker, Mia Parkhurst, Tori Penn, Taylor Rish, Cecily Stoute, Rebecca Womer

SEC FIRST-YEAR ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL 1

2018 Ashley Andersen, Mollie Belisle, Liz Brucia, Kayla Bruster, Caroline Chipman, Hannah Davis, Delaney Erwin, Katie Ralys

2019 Kristen Edmond, Hale Otto, Bella Ponzi, Cecily Stoute, Desiree Woods

2020 Jocelyn Hugo, Mallie McKenzie, Emily Pulver, Morgan Smith, Tori Wheeler, Macie Witter

2021 Madison Haugen, Ali Kalayjian, Megan O'Neal, Alexis Parker, Tori Penn, Taylor Rish, Sydney Stephens, Lauren Swoopes

2022 Madeleine Barre, Caroline Belisle, Jessie Dunn, Faith Ferrer, Morgan Hart, Chandler Kenny, Danielle Lewin, M Middleton, Rachel Suttle, Rebecca Womer

2023 Jordan Brown, Millie Filson, Jada Gibson, Cate Hardin, Kenzie Solomon, Alyssa Stadeker, Dasia Torbert, Nicole Vernis, Joyelle Washington

1 First-Year Honor Roll first presented in 2002

Burnett

Wegener

Womer 2022

Kiera Staude 2023

12

Bentley Bickerstaff 1995-96-97-98

Ki VanOudenallen 1999-00-01-02-03

Leslie McConnell 2006-07-08-09

Susannah Dennis 2010-11-12

Taylor Donohue 2013-14-15-16

Mollie Belisle 2017-18-19-20-21

Joyelle Washington 2022-23

13

Danielle Jordan 1995-96-97-98

Catherine Holder 1999-00

Ali Williams 2002-03-04-05

Ashley Stinson 2006

Alex Hooker 2007-08-09-10

Torri Allen 2011-12-13

Maddie Burdick 2014-15-16-17 Birdie Lombardo

14

Cook

Shannon Waid

Stefanie Bertcher 1997-98-99-00

Tricia McKee 2001-02-03-04

Danielle Abelson 2006-07

Laura Eddy 2009-10-11-12-13-14

Sydney Shultis 2015-16-17-18

Lizzie Ammon 2019-20-21

Kenzie Solomon 2022-23

15

Colleen O’Brien 1996

Amy Berbary 1997-98

Beth Culver 1999-00-01-02

Kelly Whitaker 2003-04-05-06

Kelli Corless 2007-08-09-10

Cara Smith 2012-13-14-15

Kara Looby

Katie Higgins 2017-18-19

Haley Sorrell

Millie Filson

16

Lauren Ontonicar 1996

Jenny Sass 1997-98-99

Lindsey Rochow 2000

Ashley Lindley 2001-02-03-04

Missy Vierling 2005-06

Tracy Dreesen 2007-08-09-10

Tori Cooper

Crowder

Gastaldi

ALL-TIME NUMBER ROSTER

50

Hannah

Denotes current student-athlete

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