University of Charleston Women's Soccer 2010 Media Guide by Michelle Wells

Contents Page •Table of Contents •Quick Facts •UC Website/BrickStreet •President Biography •Administrative Biographies •History of UC/Mission Statement •Athletic Department Biographies •UC Hall of Fame •Athletic Training •Triana Field •Schoenbaum Stadium •Locker Room •Morrison Fitness Center •2008 & 2009 Season’s In Review •2010 Schedule •WVIAC Participants •About WVIAC •WVIAC Administrators •Commissioner’s Cup •2010 Roster •Freshmen •Sophomores •Juniors •Seniors •Player Biographies •Coach Biography •2010 Season Review •2009-2010 Changes •Offensive & Goalkeeper Stats •Awards •Photo Scavenger Hunt •Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

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General Information School: Founded: Location: Enrollment: Nickname: Mascot: Colors: Home Field: Capacity: Surface: Conference:

University of Charleston 1888 Charleston, WV 1,385 (Fall 2009) Golden Eagles MoHarv, the Eagle Maroon and Gold Triana Field 500 Grass West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Affiliation: NCAA Division II President: Dr. Edwin Welch Athletic Director: Tom Nozica Associate Athletic Director/SWA: Bren Stevens Compliance Coordinator: Sherry Winn Athletic Administrative Assistant: Pamela O’Brien

Sports Information Sports Information Director: Email: Website: Address:

William McDaniel williammcdaniel@ucwv.edu ucwv.edu/athletics 2300 MacCorkle Avenue SE Charleston, WV 25304

Team Information 2010 Overall Record: WVIAC Record/Finish: Postseason: Newcomers:

11-6-1 8-1-0 (Second) WVIAC Semi-finals 9

Coaching Information Head Coach: Alma Mater: Office Phone: Fax: Email:

Todd Diuguid Marshall (‘94) (304)357-4827 (304)357-4729 todddiuguid@ucwv.edu

Credits: The 2010 University of Charleston Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written, edited, and compiled by John Schraer, Daniel Walmsley and Jon Liggins for SPAD 325 Fall 2010. Editorial assistance was provided by Todd Diuguid, and Michelle Wells. Action shots are credited to Todd Diuguid.

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UC Website - www.ucwv.edu For all information regarding the University of Charleston, visit the official UC website at ucwv.edu. From admissions questions to student life information, find out why the University of Charleston is ranked in the 2009 Princeton Review 371 Best Colleges as well as the U.S. News and World Report’s America’s Best Colleges. Visit the UC newsroom to stay up to date with all the recent happenings that surround the University of Charleston community.

President Welch Biography Dr. Edwin H. Welch is a native of Maryland and earned degrees from Western Maryland College, Boston University School of Theology, and Boston University Graduate School. He studied International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science and Higher Education Administration at the Harvard Institute for Educational Management. His Ph.D. is in Social Ethics and he is an ordained minister in the United Methodist Church. Dr. Welch served in the Executive Office of the President at The White House from 1961 to 1971 in the administrations of Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon. Dr. Welch began his teaching career at West Virginia Wesleyan College. Prior to coming to Charleston, he served eight years as the Provost at Wartburg College in Iowa. Dr. Welch has been President of the University of Charleston since 1989. He has led the institution through a period of unprecedented fundraising, expansion of full-time student enrollment, redefining the institution’s mission, transforming its academic program, adding graduate schools in pharmacy and business, constructing seven of the eleven buildings on campus, and acquiring national recognition for UC’s leadership in outcomes-based learning and student assessment. He led the creation of a central administrative computing corporation (i.e. ICE) which serves seven colleges and universities. Dr. Welch serves on many boards, including Chairman of the Quality Committee for the Charleston Area Medical Center Health Systems, Foundation for Independent Higher Education, Association of Governing Board’s Council of Presidents, and BB&T-West Virginia’s Advisory Board. In May 2006, Dr. Welch was given the first-ever Charles L. Foreman Award for Innovation in Private Higher Education by the Foundations for Independent Higher Education. In August 2007, Dr. Welch was the proud recipient of the 2007 YMCA Spirit of the Valley Award in recognition of his exemplary community service and his selfless concern and care for our community. He has the unique distinction of having a tug boat named for him and he recently represented the United States at an invitation only colloquium in Istanbul, Turkey on promoting quality in higher education. President Welch’s wife, Janet, earned her Ph.D. in University of Charleston American Studies from the University of Maryland. She has Presidents: championed an aesthetic dimension at the University of Thomas G. Voss 1978-1984 Charleston and has received national recognition for the William M. Davis 1984 creation of the Erma Byrd Gallery for West Virginia Women Richard D. Breslin 1984-1988 Artists. Lewis N. McManus 1988-1989 Edwin H. Welch 1989-present

UC Administrative Biographies Dr. Letha Zook Vice President for Academic Life and Dean of Faculty Dr. Zook is a magna cum laude graduate of the University of Pennsylvania with a Physical Therapy degree. She earned a Master of Science in pathokinesiology from New York University. Dr. Zook received her doctorate in applied physiology from Columbia University.

Cleta M. Harless Vice President for Administration and Finance Ms. Harless received her B.A. and B.S. from Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia. She received her M.B.A. from West Virginia University. Ms. Harless has been with the University of Charleston since 2001

Jennie O. Ferretti Vice President for Advancement Ms. Ferretti received her B.A. from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Virginia. She also received her Juris Doctorate from the University of Virginia. Ms. Ferretti has been with the University of Charleston since 2004.

Alan Liebrecht Vice President for Enrollment Mr. Liebrecht received his B.A. from Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia. He was at the University of Charleston from 1993 through 1997 and returned to UC in 2008 to become the Vice President for Enrollment.

Ben Beakes Director of Development Mr. Beakes graduated from the University of Charleston, receiving his B.A. in 2002. He returned to his alma mater in 2009 to fulfill the role of Director of Development.

The Story Behind The University of Charleston The University of Charleston was founded by the Southern Methodist denomination in 1888 as Barboursville Seminary in Barboursville, WV, and became a college in 1889. In 1901, it was renamed Morris Harvey College in honor of a prominent donor. During the Great Depression, the college moved to Charleston to take advantage of the larger metropolitan area. As a result of the merger between the Methodist church North and South, the college disaffiliated from the denomination and Morris Harvey College became independent in 1942. From 1935 to 1947, the college was located in downtown Charleston, holding classes in several separate buildings. During these years, the college grew steadily, in part because of a merger with Kanawha Junior College and an affiliation with the Mason College of Fine Arts and Music. Recognizing the need for a unified campus, in 1947 construction of the present facilities began on the south bank of the Kanawha River. The Board of Trustees changed the name from Morris Harvey College to the University of Charleston on December 13, 1978. Today, the University still benefits from its location in the dynamic capital city and from the beauty of West Virginia's hills. Proximity to the seat of government, to the state's largest medical, commercial, and financial centers and to major research and manufacturing facilities provides excellent opportunities for experiential learning. The University serves the community as a focal point for numerous intellectual, scientific, cultural, athletic and civic events. These interactions between the University and the community are vital to the achievement of the University's mission.

Our Mission The mission of the University of Charleston is to educate each student for a life of productive work, enlightened living, and community involvement.

Athletic Department Biographies Tom Nozica Athletic Director

University of Charleston Athletic Directors Richard Meckfessel 1979-1982 Richard Mullendore 1982-1984 James Buckalew 1984-1990 Linda Bennet 1990- 1998 Tom Nozica 1998- Present

Tom Nozica has been the Athletic Director at the University of Charleston for over ten years. He is only the fifth Athletic Director since the University was renamed. Coach Nozica is a member of the University of Charleston Hall of Fame, as a member of the induction class of 1990. Coach Nozica is also the Head Baseball Coach at UC Under Coach Nozica’s leadership, the University of Charleston Athletic Department has reached new heights during his tenure. The 1999 Men’s Soccer team reached the NCAA Final Four, becoming the first UC team to achieve such success and the 2005 and 2006 UC Women’s Basketball team reached the NCAA Elite Eight. Under Coach Nozica, the University of Charleston resurrected its football program in 2003. Since the resurrection, the University of Charleston has purchased Charleston’s Laidley Field and renamed it University of Charleston Stadium. In 2005 a $1.4 million renovation was completed at University of Charleston Stadium, including the installation of a new field turf, construction of brand new locker rooms, and the renovation of an upgraded press box. Other athletic facilities have also seen extreme upgrades under Coach Nozica’s tenure as Athletic Director. In 2008 the construction of the University of Charleston Softball Field was completed. Triana Field underwent a $1.5 million renovation of its facilities under Coach Nozica. Currently, the University and the Athletic Department are raising money and completing plans to renovate Eddie King Gymnasium. The plans will include major upgrades to the Basketball/Volleyball arena, several locker rooms, Athletic Training facilities, and offices for coaches and staff. _________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Dr. Bren Stevens Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator

Pamela O’Brien Athletic Administrative Assistant

Sherry Winn Athletic Department Compliance Coordinator

William McDaniel Sports Information Director

As well as serving as the Associate Athletic Director and SWA at the University of Charleston, Coach Stevens also serves on the NCAA Management Council. Coach Stevens is also the Head Volleyball Coach at UC and has also been inducted into the UC Hall of Fame as a member of the class of 2007.

As the Athletic Administrative Assistant, Ms. O’Brien assists in any and every job that comes across the Athletic Department. Her office is located in the Eddie King Gymnasium building.

Coach Sherry Winn oversees all NCAA Compliance issues dealing with UC Women’s Soccer. She is also the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at UC and was a member of the 1984 and 1988 Olympic Team Handball squads.

William McDaniel is the Sports Information Director and Director of Communications at the University of Charleston. Mr. McDaniel deals with all of the media relations at UC and is also the Color Commentator for UC Football, Men’s Basketball, and Women’s Basketball.

Hall of Fame Since 1984, the University of Charleston has inducted individuals into the Golden Eagle Sports Hall of Fame who have played a key role in contributing to the success of the institution's athletic program. Beginning in 1991 teams were eligible for special recognition in the Golden Eagle Sports Hall of Fame In 2001, the became the 1950-51 football team first team to be inducted into the Golden Eagles Sports Hall of Fame. The members of the Hall of Fame represent the highest standards of MHC/UC both on and off their respective fields of competition. Through their hard work and dedication, the University of Charleston continues to thrive athletically as the institution seeks to further its pursuits for regional and national dominance. The University of Charleston Hall of Fame Committee selects inductees for the Golden Eagle Sports Hall of Fame through nominations and research of memorabilia. The committee has made every effort to select individuals who best represent the rich history and tradition of MHC-UC. Nominations are welcome and must be accompanied by proper documentation.

Athletic Training The Athletic Training facilities at the University of Charleston are centered around maximizing each student-athlete’s performance. Whether it be injury prevention or injury recovery, the UC Athletic Training facilities help exploit each student-athlete’s talent with the help of top of the line equipment. The Athletic Training facility located in the University of Charleston’s Eddie King Gymnasium boasts sixteen training tables, two whirlpools, stim machines, two ice machines, equipment for physical therapy usage and more. Ericka Zimmerman, EdD, ATC is the Program Director and Department Chair for the University of Charleston Athletic Training Staff. _______________________________________________________________________________

Athletic Trainers for Women’s Soccer

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Janet Rorrer Head Athletic Trainer for Women’s Soccer

Lindsey Martin Student Athletic Trainer

Micki Murzynski Student Athletic Trainer

Teresa Edgar Student Athletic Trainer

Alexa Kay Student Athletic Trainer

Triana Field Triana Field is the primary home to the University of Charleston Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer team and is located on the campus of the University. Formerly called Blackwell Field, Triana Field is also home to UC Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer and various UC intramural activities. The grass surface has dimensions of approximately 110 yards by 70 yards. Triana Field proudly boasts top quality circular goal posts and professional style nets. Prior to the $1.5 million renovation of Blackwell Field, the soccer field ran parallel to the Kanawha River. Now, the soccer field runs perpendicular to the river and gives its fans a beautiful view of the West Virginia State Capitol Building just over the treetops adjacent to the playing surface. Triana Field has bleacher style seating capable of housing approximately 500 spectators. The facility also boasts lighting for the capability for night soccer matches and a public address system for the best quality environment possible. The facility also houses a baseball field for the UC Baseball team practices. The baseball field has the capability to conduct local area senior league competitions and other tournaments as well. The newly renovated and renamed multipurpose field lies a short walk from UC's main campus.

Schoenbaum Stadium Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium and Amphitheater is the second home for the University of Charleston soccer teams. The UC Women will often times train and play matches at Schoenbaum Stadium. The soccer-specific facility was dedicated on October 22, 2000 and is named after Alex Schoenbaum. Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium field dimensions meet FIFA regulations at 120 yards by 80 yards and boasts an artificial field turf that ensures perfect conditions in any weather. The facility also is home to bleacher seating that can hold approximately 2,000 spectators as well as lighting for the capability for night soccer matches. Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium is also home to United Soccer League franchise, the West Virginia Chaos. The Chaos are a member of the USL Premier Development League, the top U-23 development league in the country. Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium and Amphitheater was funded by the Schoenbaum Family Foundation, the Kanawha County Commission, and the Citizens of Kanawha County. The County Commissioners during the project were Duke Bloom, Kent Carper, and Henry Shores. The Kanawha County Parks and Recreation Commission were led by President Harold Carter and Executive Director Stephen Zoeller. Schoenbaum Soccer Stadium is located within Kanawha County’s Coonskin Park. Directions may be found at the University of Charleston Athletics website.

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Locker Room The University of Charleston Women’s Soccer Locker Room is home to the Golden Eagles throughout the soccer season. Each player has her own locker room complete with individualized Nike team gear for training and matches. The carpeted facility includes, benches and stools as well as shower accommodations. A television is also located in the UC Women’s Locker Room to assist the team in the viewing of game film and entertainment. The approximately 600 square foot locker room is located in the University of Charleston’s Eddie King Gymnasium.

Morrison Fitness Center The Morrison Fitness Center opened on January 19, 2007. The state-of-the-art facility is located on the banks of the Kanawha River overlooking the State Capitol and Governorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mansion. The 7,300 square foot, two story facility is unique in design and offers a picturesque view while exercising. With 18 cardio pieces lining the mezzanine, the user may gaze out over the river or the Capitol Building. Also, the Morrison Fitness Center boasts four flat-paneled LCD televisions mounted throughout the facility. The facility features Cybex Strength Equipment which utilized selectorized and plate loaded pieces. Users may also benefit from the free weight selection which includes power racks and cable crossover machines. The facility also schedules a variety of exercise classes which include cardio kickboxing, zumba, pilates, hip-hop dance, and yoga. This interactive facility also provides the user with the option of conducting their own exercise class via the facilitiesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; DVD library. Locker rooms are available with restrooms, showers, and towels. This welcoming environment has benefitted all participants and fosters health and wellness campus wide.

2008 In Review Date 8/30 8/31 9/9 9/12 9/14 9/22 9/25 9/27 10/1 10/5 10/8 10/11 10/13 10/17 10/19 10/22 10/25 10/27 10/29 11/3

Opponent at Shepherd * at Shippensburg (PA) at Wheeling Jesuit * at Flagler (FL) at Florida Tech SOUTHERN VIRGINIA at Indiana (PA) at California (PA) ALDERSON-BROADDUS * at Urbana (OH) CONCORD * SALEM INTERNATIONAL * KUTZTOWN (PA) at Pitt Johnstown * at Seton Hill * at West Virginia Wesleyan * DAVIS & ELKINS * LAKE ERIE (OH) OHIO VALLEY * SETON HILL #

Result W 2-1 L 0-2 W 1-0 L 0-3 L 0-3 W 4-1 L 2-3 (OT) L 0-1 W 4-1 L 0-4 L 0-1 W 8-0 L 0-1 W 2-0 W 1-0 L 1-2 W 1-0 W 3-1 W 8-0 L 0-1

Record: Overall: Conference: Home: Away:

10-10 8-2 6-3 4-7

2009 In Review Date 8/29 8/30 9/5 9/6 9/9 9/12 9/16 9/19 9/23 9/26 9/30 10/3 10/7 10/10 10/14 10/17 10/21 10/24 10/30

Opponent SHIPPENSBURG (PA) CALIFORNIA (PA) at Kutztown at East Stroudsburg at Salem International * Shepherd * at Lake Erie (OH) at Ohio Dominican at Alderson-Broaddus * WHEELING JESUIT * at Davis & Elkins * at Bloomsburg at Ohio Valley * SETON HILL * WV WESLEYAN * PITT-JOHNSTOWN * at Concord * SOUTHERN VIRGINIA URBANA

Result W 2-1 L 0-4 L 1-5 L 1-5 T 2-2 L 2-3 L 1-2 L 0-1 L 0-2 L 0-6 L 1-2 W 6-0 W 3-2 2OT L 0-1 L 2-3 L 0-1 W 2-0 W 14-0 L 1-2

Record: Overall: Conference: Home: Away:

5-13-1 3-6-1 4-5-1 1-8-0

* West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Match Home games in CAPS # WVIAC Conference Tournament

2010 Schedule Date

Opponent

Location

9/3 9/5 9/11 9/15 9/18 9/21 9/25 9/29 10/2 10/5 10/9 10/13 10/17 10/20 10/23 10/24 10/27 11/5

Shippensburg California Wheeling Jesuit * DAVIS & ELKINS * WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN * Southern Virginia Seton Hill * Ohio Valley * RIO GRANDE (OH) Concord * Pittsburgh at Johnstown * MOUNTAIN STATE (WV) BLOOMSBURG ALDERSON-BROADDUS * SHEPHERD * EAST STROUDSBURG Slippery Rock Alderson-Broaddus #

Shippensburg, PA California, PA Wheeling, WV Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Buena Vista, VA Greensburg, PA Vienna, WV Charleston, WV Athens, WV Johnstown, PA Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Charleston, WV Slippery Rock, PA Charleston, WV

*West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference contest Home games are in CAPS # Conference Tournament

WVIAC Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer Participants ALDERSON-BROADDUS Founded: 1871 Location: Philippi, WV Enrollment: 800 Nickname: Battlers Colors: Blue, Gold, and Grey

PITT-JOHNSTOWN Founded: 1927 Location: Johnstown, PA Enrollment: 3,050 Nickname: Lady Cats Colors: Blue and Gold

CHARLESTON Founded: 1888 Location: Charleston, WV Enrollment: 1,385 Nickname: Golden Eagles Colors: Maroon and Gold

SETON HILL Founded: 1918 Location: Greensburg, PA Enrollment: 2,093 Nickname: Griffins Colors: Red, Yellow, and White

CONCORD Founded: 1872 Location: Athens, WV Enrollment: 2,735 Nickname: Mountain Lions Colors: Maroon and White

SHEPHERD Founded: 1871 Location: Shepherd, WV Enrollment: 4,170 Nickname: Rams Colors: Blue and Gold

DAVIS & ELKINS Founded: 1904 Location: Elkins, WV Enrollment: 710 Nickname: Senators Colors: Red and White

WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN Founded: 1890 Location: Buckhannon, WV Enrollment: 1,275 Nickname: Bobcats Colors: Orange and Black

OHIO VALLEY Founded: 1958 Location: Vienna, WV Enrollment: 582 Nickname: Fighting Scots Colors: Blue, Red, and White

WHEELING JESUIT Founded: 1954 Location: Wheeling, WV Enrollment: 1,700 Nickname: Cardinals Colors: Red, Yellow, and Black

About the WVIAC Founded in 1924, the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) rates as one of the oldest leagues at the small-college level. The 16-member conference currently boasts the largest membership of any NCAA Division II league. The WVIAC moved into the NCAA Division II ranks in 1994 after a long affiliation with the NAIA. The conference was the only one in Division II to place a team in the national quarterfinals in men’s basketball, football and baseball during the 1998-99 academic year. In 2002 the WVIAC, along with two other conferences, became the first league to earn four bids to the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Championship. Commissioner Barry Blizzard, who has held the post since 1987, led the move into the NCAA. Blizzard, a native of Bramwell, West Virginia, previously served as the athletics director at Bluefield State. The long-time conference chief has served in a variety of national leadership positions, including a stint as president of the Division II Conference Commissioners Association. He is currently the chairman of the NCAA Division II Nominating Committee. Alumni of conference members include West Virginia State’s Earl Lloyd (the first African-American to play in the National Basketball Association), Salem International’s Cecil Underwood (two-term West Virginia governor), Pitt Johnstown's John Murtha (current US representative), and Wheeling Jesuit’s John Beilein (current Michigan men’s basketball coach). The conference’s basketball tournament is one of the longest-running events in collegiate hoops; the 70th annual event was held earlier this year at the Charleston Civic Center. Attendance at the WVIAC tournament ranks among the highest in Division II. The conference also boasts a 10-station radio network for the tournament. Women’s sports were incorporated into the WVIAC during the 1981-82 academic year as the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association was absorbed. Currently, women’s championships are offered in softball, golf, tennis, track, basketball, volleyball, cross country and soccer. Men’s championships are conducted in football, cross country, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf, tennis and track. The league was recognized by the State Journal as one of “55 Great Things About West Virginia” in the magazine’s April edition. The WVIAC is headquartered in Princeton, WV.

The current WVIAC membership includes Alderson- Broaddus College, Bluefield State College, University of Charleston, Concord University, Davis & Elkins College, Fairmont State University, Glenville State College, Ohio Valley University, Salem International University, Shepherd

Barry Blizzard West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association Commissioner Commissioner Barry Blizzard has been at the helm of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference since his appointment in November, 1987. Through his very able leadership as the conference's fourth commissioner, the WVIAC continues to enjoy national respectability and competiveness among the 16 member schools and 17 sponsored sports.

One of the major accomplishments during Blizzard's tenure as WVIAC Commissioner has been managing the conference's transition from the NAIA to NCAA Division II, which occurred in the fall of 1995. He also oversaw the move of the conference headquarters to Princeton, WV in 1987. Prior to NCAA affiliation, Barry held, at various times, a number of NAIA-related national and regional offices. One in particular was a term as president of the NAIA National Athletic Directors Association. Once in the NCAA, Commissioner Blizzard has become involved with its administrative matters and presently serves as the chairman of the Division II Awards Commissoners Association. He also has served as the regional chair of the selection committee for the Disney Wide World of Sports Basketball Tip-off Tournament. In addition, Blizzard has helped structure a model conference format for Division II league offices. He currently is the chair of the NCAA Division II Nominating Committee. Barry's work in the field of intercollegiate athletics has not gone unnoticed by his peers. He has received a number of awards including the NAIA's National Award of Merit for work as president of the Athletic Directors Association and the seventh annual Mike McLaughlin Memorial Administrative Award which is the WVIAC award recognizing persons who have made outstanding contributions to the conference for a period of years. Additionally, a report he authored, NAIA Eligibility Rules, Time for a Change, was published in the spring 1986 edition of The Athletic Administrator, a publication of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. Blizzard's background in intercollegiate sports and sports management has served him well to deal with the tasks of overseeing this league. Before taking on his present position, he was the athletic director and sports information director at Bluefield State College, for 11 years beginning in 1976. A two-year period as assistant athletic director and SID, preceded this. The Commissioner is a native of Bramwell, WV, and received his undergraduate degree at Bluefield State College. He earned a Masters in American History at Radford (VA) University. Barry lives in Princeton, WV with his wife Vicki. They have two daughters.

Will Prewitt West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association Associate Commissioner Will Prewitt assumed the newly created role of WVIAC Associate Commissioner on July 1, 1999. The Williamsburg, KY native joined the WVIAC staff after stints at Tusculum College and Appalachian State University. He deals primarily with championships, sport administration, and media relations at the league's Princeton, WV office.

The 1994 graduate of the University of Mississippi is a member of the NCAA Division II Championships Committee and participates as the liaison for the sports of football and men's golf. He previously served terms on the Division II Men's Golf Committee, the Division II Great Lakes Region Softball Advisory Committee and the Division II Northeast Region Football Advisory Committee. In addition, Prewitt was also selected to be a part of the NCAA Division II Regionalization Advisory Board in the spring of 2007. Prewitt played a key role in bringing the 2006 NCAA D-II Men's Golf Championship to West Virginia and was the tournament's co-director. He has also been a part of the tournament staffs of over 30 national championships, including the Division II Softball, Division III Football, and Division III Men's Basketball events. Prewitt served as Sports Information Director at Tusculum College in Greeneville, TN from March 1998 until arriving at the WVIAC. He was the primary media contact for the Pioneers' 14 varsity sports as the school moved to the NCAA Division II level and the South Atlantic Conference. He previously worked with the baseball and basketball programs at NCAA Division I Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. Prewitt was the Sports Information Contact for the Mountaineer baseball program in 1996 and 1997. He also was in charge of statistical operations for home football and basketball contests, as well as traveling with the ASU men's basketball team to handle road media relations. In addition, Prewitt is a varsity high school football official and serves as the rules interpreter for the Mercer Football Officials Board. He also is an active volunteer with Labrador Retriever Rescue of SW Virginia. Will and his wife, Stephanie, reside in Kegley, WV with their dogs Bailey, Bentley, Junebug, Emmie, and Hershey.

Stephanie Prewitt Assistant Commissioner/Senior Woman Administrator Stephanie Prewitt joined the WVIAC staff in January 2007 as the league's Assistant Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Senior Woman Administrator. The 1998 Appalachian State University graduate received her degree in physical education and was named ASU's Health, Leisure, and

Exercise Science major of the year. She previously served on the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission's staff as an Educational Talent Search Counselor. The Louisburg, North Carolina native also has been part of the volleyball coaching staffs at Watauga (NC) High School and Bluefield Middle School. Stephanie was an all-conference standout in volleyball and softball as a prep athlete at Louisburg High School. She participated in three North Carolina Class AA volleyball final fours, including a pair of state championship matches.

She has assisted with the NCAA Division II men's golf, softball, and women's lacrosse national championships. In addition, Stephanie is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators and is a graduate of the 2008 NACWAA/HERS Institute. Stephanie resides in Kegley with her husband, Will, and their dogs: Bailey, Bentley, Hershey, Junebug and Emmie. She is also a volunteer with the Labrador Retriever Rescue of SW Virginia.

WVIAC Commissionerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cup The Commissioner's Cup is awarded to the institution with the highest cumulative score as determined by a scoring method used by the league. Points are awarded based on the school's finish after completion of each of the sports sponsored by the WVIAC. WVIAC champions are determined by the regular season standings in sports that receive NCAA automatic qualification for the tournament winners. Tournament champions in all other sports are considered conference champions. The tournament winner is considered the WVIAC champion in sports with a divisional setup.

2010 Numerical Order Roster # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 20 21 22 23 24 25

Name Kendra Ness Holli Dalton Leann McKay Sabrina Mullaney Fallon Nicholas Elyse Surbaugh Brittany Loveland Samantha Smith Katie DeVore Alexandra Noland Ashley Klemkowsky Courtney Cole Sarah Shields Catherine Perry Amanda Megnia Caitlyn Seadler Tiffany Wise Danielle Siegrist Kimberly D'Angelo Raquel Hill-Spranger Paige Leaver Madeline Hartz Angela Petrizzo

Head Coach: Todd Diuguid

Position GK MID MID FOR DEF MID FOR MID DEF MID MID FOR MID MID DEF GK DEF DEF FOR FOR FOR DEF DEF

Height 5-6 5-5 5-5 5-3 5-3 5-8 5-4 5-7 5-5 5-8 5-2 5-6 5-8 5-8 5-6 5-9 5-3 5-8 5-5 5-0 5-4 5-8 5-7

Year Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. So. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So.

Hometown/ Previous School Red Lion, PA / Wilmington College Ledyard, CT / Ledyard Winfield, WV / Winfield Dundalk, MD / Institute of Notre Dame Sacramento, CA / American River College Virginia Beach, VA / Ocean Lakes Cheswick, PA / Springdale Manassa, VA / Osbourne Park Wexford, PA / Vincentian Academy Dearborn, MI / Dearborn Morgantown, WV / Morgantown White Sulpher Springs, WV / WV Wesleyan College Dayton, OH / Centerville Hampton, VA / Kecoughtan Marshfield, MA / Marshfield Kingwood, TX / Kingwood Aliquippa, PA / Hopewell Wexford, PA / Pine Richland Lindenhurst, NY / Lindenhurst Tampa, FL / Robinson Ashland, KY / Paul Blazer Cincinnati, OH / Madeira Oakland Gardens, NY / Davis & Elkins College

2010 Alphabetical Order Roster # 12 21 2 9 24 22 11 23 7 3 15 4 1 5 10 14 25 16 13 20 8 6 18

Name Courtney Cole Kimberly D'Angelo Holli Dalton Katie DeVore Madeline Hartz Raquel Hill-Spranger Ashley Klemkowsky Paige Leaver Brittany Loveland Leann McKay Amanda Megnia Sabrina Mullaney Kendra Ness Fallon Nicholas Alexandra Noland Catherine Perry Angela Petrizzo Caitlyn Seadler Sarah Shields Danielle Siegrist Samantha Smith Elyse Surbaugh Tiffany Wise

Position FOR FOR MID DEF DEF FOR MID FOR FOR MID DEF FOR GK DEF MID MID DEF GK MID DEF MID MID DEF

Height 5-6 5-5 5-5 5-5 5-8 5-0 5-2 5-4 5-4 5-5 5-6 5-3 5-6 5-3 5-8 5-8 5-7 5-9 5-8 5-8 5-7 5-8 5-3

Year Jr. Fr. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. So. So. Fr. Jr. So. Sr.

Hometown/ Previous School White Sulpher Springs, WV / WV Wesleyan College Lindenhurst, NY / Lindenhurst Ledyard, CT / Ledyard Wexford, PA / Vincentian Academy Cincinnati, OH / Madeira Tampa, FL / Robinson Morgantown, WV / Morgantown Ashland, KY / Paul Blazer Cheswick, PA / Springdale Winfield, WV / Winfield Marshfield, MA / Marshfield Dundalk, MD / Institute of Notre Dame Red Lion, PA / Wilmington College Sacramento, CA / American River College Dearborn, MI / Dearborn Hampton, VA / Kecoughtan Oakland Gardens, NY / Davis & Elkins College Kingwood, TX / Kingwood Dayton, OH / Centerville Wexford, PA / Pine Richland Manassa, VA / Osbourne Park Virginia Beach, VA / Ocean Lakes Aliquippa, PA / Hopewell

Head Coach: Todd Diuguid

Freshmen

Left to right: Madeleine Hartz, Kim Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo, Raquel Hill-Spranger, Paige Leaver, Brittany Loveland and Danielle Siegrist

Sophomores

Left to right: Angela Petrizzo, Amanda Megnia, Katie DeVore, Caitlyn Seadler, Elyse Surbaugh and Sarah Shields

Juniors

Left to right: Sabrina Mullaney, Leann Mckay, Kendra Ness, Alex Noland, Courtney Cole and Samantha Smith

Seniors

Left to right: Holli Dalton, Fallon Nicholas, Ashley Klemkowsky and Tiffany Wise

#1 Kendra Ness Position: GK Year: Junior Height: 5-6 Hometown: Red Lion, PA College: Wilmington

Before Charleston: Kendra Ness from Red Lion, PA joins the Golden Eagles as a transfer from Wilmington University in Delaware. As a keeper for the Seahawks, Kendra played 1419:19 minutes in the goal and made 103 saves in 17 games. With a save percentage of .738 and recording 6.06 saves per game, Kendra will compete for the starting position in 2010. Kendra split time between the pipes in 2009. Kendra was the starting keeper for Red Lion HS and a part of an 18-2-1 season that garnered a YAIAA championship.

Personal: Daughter of Marty and Dawn Ness…Born October 23, 1988…Has one brother, (Lance), and one sister, (Marissa)…Majoring in Elementary Education.

#2 Holli Dalton Position: MID Year: Junior Height: 5-5 Hometown: Leyard, CT High School: Leyard 2009 (Junior): Selected to the 2009 WVIAC Second Team. Holli started 17 of 19 games and recorded two goals. 2008 (Sophomore): Selected to the 2008 WVIAC Honorable Mention Team. Holli started 19 of 20 games including post season play. Holli notched one goal and added three assists. 2007 (Freshman): Selected to the 2007 WVIAC Second Team. Started all 18 games as a freshman including every match in postseason play. Holli recorded three goals and two assists for 11 points. Before Charleston: Named Most Valuable Player at Ledyard High School…Captained Ledyard High School during 2005 and 2006 seasons…Named to the All-ECC team…Played club for Milford Extreme Soccer Club. Nickname: Holls Favorite warm-up song: Lil Wayne - Knockout Favorite quote: “Pain is weakness leaving the body.” Best moment in college: Scoring my first goal as a freshman against Marietta in the pre-season scrimmage, in 2007. Best moment in high school: Finishing a corner with a volley to get a 1-0 lead against Waterford High School whom we had never beaten. Personal: Daughter of Robin Grant and Gary Dalton…Born April 2, 1989…Has three sisters (Julie, Kaitlyn, and Shelby)…Majoring in Radiology.

#3 Leann McKay Position: MID Year: Junior Height: 5-7 Hometown: Winfield, WV High School: Winfield 2009 (Sophomore): Hampered by an injury, Leann received playing time in the midfield and generated 12 shots. 2008 (Freshman): Leann scored one goal and assisted on another. Leann’s 12 shots came as a front runner. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-7 forward/midfielder from Scott Depot, WV. Leann plays club soccer for the WV Chaos. The WV Chaos were state champions in 2007 and represented the state of WV in Portland, Maine during the Region I tournament. A four year starter for Winfield High, Leann tallied 74 goals and 43 assists over her career. Winfield High were conference and sectional champions in 2007 with their season culminating as regional finalists. Leann was a 1st team All Cardinal Conference and 1st team All-Academic selection in each of her four years. A 2005 Freshman-of-the-Year, Leann was also a 1st team All-State selection during her sophomore and senior seasons. Nickname: Le Favorite warm up song: Cali Swag District - Teach Me How to Dougie Favorite quote: “Everything happens for a reason, what's meant to be will be” Best moment in college: One of the funniest moments was when the team ate at Katie DeVore's house in PA this season, Courtney and Dani waited outside with Simpsons masks on and jumped out of a bush when coach walked out the door. His face was priceless… Still have the picture on my camera  Best moment during high school: Scoring the winning goal my senior year against our rival high school in the sectional final game to move onto regional's Any other stuff you want to mention: Van Bangers <3 Personal: Daughter of Pat and Paula McKay…Born August 4, 1990…Has one sister (Trish)…Majoring in Athletic Training.

#4 Sabrina Mullaney Position: FOR Year: Junior Height: 5-3 Hometown: Dundalk, MD High School: Institute of Notre Dame Sophomore): Sabrina recorded five shots in 19 games from the midfield. 2008 (Freshman): Named the WVIAC Player-of-the Week during the first week as a collegiate athlete. Sabrina finished the season with three goals. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-4 forward from Dundalf, Maryland. Sabrina played club soccer for Eastfield United Explosion. This two-sport athlete has excelled in both soccer and softball. As a four member of the Institute of Notre Dame, Sabrina led her team in scoring with 15 goals and three assists in route to a No. 9 ranking in the state. Sabrina was selected to the 1st team IAAM A Conference and was named the Girls Player-of-the-Week by the Baltimore Sun during her senior season. The senior captain of her softball team, Sabrina was selected as a 2nd team All Baltimore City and the Most Improved Player during her junior year. Sabrina is currently playing for Bola Soccer and has participated in Peer ministry at her school.

Nickname: Bre, Breezy Favorite warm-up song: DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win Favorite quote: “Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it is learning to dance in the rain” Best moment in college: Scoring two goals in my first collegiate game on my best friend. Best moment in high school: Scoring three goals and winning in overtime on our senior day against a team we had not beat in 4 years. Personal: Daughter of Tom Mullaney and Leona Parker…Born January 3, 1990…Has two sisters (Beth and Heather), one stepsister (Shannon), and two step-brothers (Sammy and Tyler)…Majoring in Nursing.

#5 Fallon Nicholas Position: DEF Year: Senior Height: 5-3 Hometown: Sacramento, CA College: American River College 2009 (Junior): Named to the Daktronics AllAtlantic Region Second Team and the WVIAC First Team in her first season with the Golden Eagles. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-3 defender from Sacramento, California. Fallon is a transfer from American River College. A two year starter at American River and a No. 11 National ranking for the JUCO Division III side in 2007. Fallon played club soccer for the San Juan Spirits of ’89 and the Davis Legacy ’89 Phoenix. Fallon’s club team was state finalists in 2004 and a regional contender. In 2005, her team was the US Club Regional Champions. Fallon brings with her a 3.0 GPA from American River studying Biology and Chemistry. A graduate of Folsom HS with a 3.1 GPA. Fallon’s goal is to practice Orthodontia. Fallon was a member of the California Scholarship Federation in 2003-2004. The Public Relations Commissioner in Student Government 2003-2005 as well as the Student Body Spirit Commissioner 2005-2006. Fallon is also a member of the Pink Ladies Nickname: Fal, Fallie, Jane Favorite warm-up song: Zac Brown Band - Chicken Fried Favorite quote: “Reach for the moon, and even if you miss you'll land among the stars.” Best moment in college: Playing with my best friend Paige. Best moment in high school: I don't remember high school, I'm too old.

Personal: Daughter of Gina and Alan Nicholas…Born August 16, 1988…Has six brothers and sisters (Craig, Crissy, Cheyenne, Jenette, Jarrod, and Zach)…Majoring in BioChem.

#6 Elyse Surbaugh Position: MID Year: Sophomore Height: 5-8 Hometown: Virginia Beach, VA High School: Ocean Lakes 2009 (Freshman): Scored the game winning goal in overtime against Seton Hill during the regular season. Elyse finished her freshman campaign with two goals and two assists. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-6 midfielder/defender from Virginia Beach, Virginia. Elyse played club soccer for the Beach FC 91 Piranhas. A four year starter at Ocean Lakes HS, Elyse captained her side during both her junior and senior seasons. In 2008, Elyse was named to the 2nd Team Beach District as a defender and was awarded the team MVP. In 2009, Elyse was named to the 1st Team Beach District and to the 2nd team All-Eastern Region Team as a midfielder. The Beach FC team competed in the Orange Classic and Score at the Shore in 2008. Nickname: Boots Favorite warm up song: Wiz Khalifa - Black and Yellow Favorite quote: “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

Best moment in college: Scoring the game winning goal against Seton Hill in overtime my freshman year. Best moment during high school: Winning the beach district regular season my senior year.

Personal: Daughter of Steve and Mitzi Surbaugh…Born March 26, 1991…Has one sister (Jessica)…Majoring in Biology.

#7 Brittany Loveland Position: FOR Year: Freshman Height: 5-4 Hometown: Cheswick, PA High School: Springdale Before Charleston: Coming off of her most successful high school season at Springdale High in PA, Brittany Loveland is expected to score goals for the Golden Eagles. A two-time, Player-of-the Year in the state of Pennsylvania and was named to the NSCAA East All Region squad. Brittany scored 39 goals and assisted on 12 others in route to a runner finish in the WPIAL class AA title game. Her 126 career goals, ranks her second alltime at Springdale. Brittany plays club ball with PFA Xtreme and made the U17 ODP pool for Eastern PA. All of Brittany’s teammates will play collegiate soccer in 2010. This speaks volumes to the quality of the team and their success as a club.

Personal: Daughter of Bob and Mary Loveland…Born January 10, 1992…Has one sister, Breanne …Majoring in Nursing.

#8 Samantha Smith Position: MID Year: Junior Height: 5-7 Hometown: Manassa, VA High School: Osbourne Park 2009 (Sophomore): Samantha worked her way into the starting line up as an outside midfielder. Starting 11 games, Samantha generated 11 shots on goal. 2008 (Freshman): Samantha scored one goal in ten games played. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-8 defender from Manassas, Virginia. Sammy plays club soccer for Gunston Team America Select. Sammy was a four year player for Osbourne Park Senior High that received district champions recognition in 2005-06. Sammy’s club team participated in the Super Y league 2003-present and were WAGS Division 1 champions in 2007 as well as the 2007 MAPPS Showcase champions. Nickname: Sammie Favorite warm-up song: Cali Swag District - Teach Me How to Dougie (Only because its funny to watch coach dougie) Favorite quote: “Tomorrow is a brand new day.” Best college moment: Going as far as we did this season and breaking records Best high school: Graduation and senior beach week

Personal: Daughter of Denise and Kenneth Smith…Born March 21, 1990…Has two sisters (Amanda and Kacie)…Majoring in Interior Design.

#9 Katie DeVore Position: DEF Year: Sophomore Height: 5-5 Hometown: Wexford, PA High School: Vincentian Academy 2009 (Freshman): Katie started one game during her freshman season as an outside defender. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-4 defender from Wexford, Pennsylvania. Katie played club soccer for the Arsenal Football Club of PA U19’s since her sophomore year in HS. Katie was the youngest player selected to the side. Arsenal was 2007 and 2008 Spring Kickoff Runner-Ups NC Soccer Hudson, 2007 PA West State Cup Finalists and 2008 NOSO International Soccer Finalists. As a member of Vincentian Academy, Katie received Defender-of-the-Year honors by her team in 2005 and 2006. In 2007and 2008 as the team captain, Katie received WPIAL Defender-of-the-Year honors and 1st team All American recognition. An accomplished lacrosse goalie, Katie broke the school record for the most recorded section saves and helped Vincentian advance to the WPIAL playoffs for the first time in school history. Nickname: Katie Favorite warm up song: Gyptian - Hold Yuh Favorite quote: “One life” Best moment in college: Getting to the conference playoffs Best moment during high school: Winning Conference

Personal: Daughter of Suzie and Pat DeVore…Born March 24, 1991…Has two brothers (Patrick and Braden)…Majoring in Interior Design

#10 Alex Noland Position: MID Year: Junior Height: 5-8 Hometown: Dearborn, MI High School: Dearborn 2009 (Sophomore): Alex generated 19 shots yet recorded zero points. 2008 (Freshman): An early injury limited Alex to nine starts. Alex finished the season with an assist. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-9 midfielder from Dearborn, Michigan. Alex plays club soccer for the Michigan Hawks. Alex has also played club soccer with the Michigan Rush and Kiernan’s Soccer Club. Alex has also excelled on the volleyball court. Currently playing for the Eastern Volleyball Academy, Alex has played with the Michigan Elite Volleyball Club and the Victors Volleyball Club. This three sport athlete also excelled in swimming. Alex has received All City recognition in all three sports, All District in Volleyball/Soccer and All Region in Volleyball/Swimming. As a three year Varsity member in all three sports, Alex found time to be a Spanish Club officer, a Link Crew Leader and participate in Student Counsel.

Personal: Daughter of Susan and Richard Noland…Born February 3, 1990…Has one sister (Samantha)…Majoring in Business

#11 Ashley Klemkowsky Position: MID Year: Senior Height: 5-2 Hometown: Morgantown, WV High School: Morgantown

2009 (Junior): Started 15 of 19 games and recorded eight shots on goal. 2008 (Sophomore): Continued to run an outside midfield position in 19 of 20 games. Ashley scored one goal. 2007 (Freshman): Started every game as a freshman and recorded one goal and an assist. Before Charleston: Lettered in Women’s Varsity Soccer four years at Morgantown High School…Named Captain of her club team, West Virginia United. Nickname: Klem Favorite warm up song: Eminem - Till I Collapse Favorite quote: “If ever there is a tomorrow when we're not together, there is something you must always remember. You are braver then you believe, stronger then you seem, and smarter then you think but the most important thing is, even if we're apart, I'll always be with you.”- Winnie the Pooh Best moment in college: playing against my sister during the Wheeling Jesuit game. Best moment in high school: My senior year soccer season.

Personal: Daughter of Pete and Tammy Klemkowsky…Born August 24, 1989…Has one sister (Jenna)…Majoring in Biology.

#12 Courtney Cole Position: FOR Year: Junior Height: 5-6 Hometown: White Sulpher Springs, WV High School: WV Wesleyan Before Charleston: Courtney Cole from White Sulpher Springs, WV comes to UC by way of WV Wesleyan. This transfer proved to be a nemesis to the Golden Eagles in 2009. Courtney’s game winning goal, lead WV Wesleyan over the Golden Eagles 1-0 in 2009. Courtney finished the 2009 season with five goals and 2 assists. Courtney was named to the 1st team All State for her junior performance at Greenbrier East HS and 1st team AllConference during her senior season.

Nickname: Court Favorite warm up song: Tiao Cruz - Dynamite Favorite quote: “Second place is the first loser” Best moment in college: Scoring my first goal in my college career.

Best moment during high school: Basketball season beating Princeton High School in the Sectional Championship Game at Concord University. Hero: My Aunt Carol. You are wind beneath my wings. RIP I Love You. Personal: Daughter of Sonja and Lantie Cole…Born June 20, 1990…Has one sister, (Megan), and one brother, (Lanti)…Majoring in Physical Education.

#13 Sarah Shields Position: MID Year: Sophomore Height: 5-8 Hometown: Dayton, OH High School: Centerville 2009 (Freshman): Sarah played in thirteen games and scored one goal. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-8 midfielder from Dayton, Ohio. Sarah played club soccer for the Ohio Galaxies. Sarah’s team were State Cup Quarter-finalists with a team record from 2007-2009 of 405-8. Sarah’s team has won 11 tournament titles and appeared in three tournament semifinals. The Ohio Galaxies 2009 season included trips to the Germantown Invitation Tournament, Midwest College Showcase and the MASC. The Galaxies were also runners-up at the Orange Classic in Florida in 2008. Favorite warm up song: Nipsey Hussle – Feelin’ Myself Favorite quote: “Good, better, best. Never let it rest. Until your good is better and your better is your best.” Best moment in college: Conference semi final Best moment during high school: Graduation Personal: Daughter of Rick and Nancy Shields…Born December 10, 1990…Has three siblings (Katie, Laura, and Patrick)…Majoring in Nursing.

#14 Catherine Perry Position: MID Year: Junior Height: 5-8 Hometown: Hampton, VA High School: Kecoughtan 2009 (Sophomore): Catherine manufactured 16 shots in 18 games. 2008 (Freshman): Scored against IUP and Salem. Finished the season with five points. Before Charleston: Named First Team All-District during time at Kecoughtan High School…Shutout number one team in the conference playing as a goalkeeper during Freshman season at Kecoughtan HS…played club for Virginia Rush Cyclones. Nickname: Cat

Favorite warm up song: 300 Violin Orchestra Favorite quote: “You can't just beat a team, you have to leave a lasting impression in their minds so they never want to see you again” - Mia Hamm Best moment in college: Realizing I didn't have to run the two mile in 14:30 anymore when I finally agreed to player keeper  Best moment during high school: Winning tournaments with my club team. Personal: Daughter of Liz and Pat Perry…Born January 2, 1990…Has one sister (Christina)…Majoring in Athletic Training and Pre-Physical Therapy.

#15 Amanda Megnia Position: DEF Year: Sophomore Height: 5-6 Hometown: Marshfield, MA High School: Marshfield 2009 (Freshman): Amanda started every game during her freshman season as the left back. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-6 midfielder/defender from Boston, Massachusetts. Amanda played club soccer for the 2008 National Champion MPS Cape Cod Lady Crusaders. The Lady Crusaders were: National Semi-Finalists in 2007, Super Y League New England Champions in 2007& 2008, US Club Regional Finalists in 2006, 2007 & 2008 and Mass State Cup semi-Finalists in 2009. As a player for Marshfield HS, the team was MA South Finalists in 2005, 2006 and Semi-Finalists in 2007, 2008. Amanda excelled in Track & Field at Marshfield HS. With National Championship qualification in 2008, 2009 (DMR, 4xmile) and State Championship qualification in 2007, 2008, 2009 (1 mile, 2 mile, 4x400m) the team was Old Colony League Champions in 2005 and Atlantic Coast League Champions in 2006. Amanda was recognized as an Atlantic Coast League All-Star and served as the team captain. Amanda is also a member of the National Honors Society, Who’s Who among High School Scholars; Claes Nobel’s National Society for High School Scholars and was a member of the Key Club. Favorite warm up song: The Offspring - Come Out Swinging or Rev Theory - Hell Yeah Favorite quote: "Never be satisfied" Best moment in college: Meeting new people from different states & countries Best moment during high school: Winning a National Championship with my club soccer team Personal: Daughter of John and Dottie Megnia…Born October 7, 1990…Has two siblings (John and Maria)…Majoring in Nursing.

#16 Caitlyn Seadler Position: GK Year: Sophomore Height: 5-9 Hometown: Kingwood, TX High School: Kingwood

2009 (Freshman): Caitlin started and played in one game. Before Charleston: A 5 foot-8 goalkeeper from Kingwood, Texas. Caitlyn played club soccer for the Kingwood Alliance 91 squad that placed third in 2006 and won the 2008 South Texas State title. As a senior keeper, Caitlyn led all Houston area keepers with a 0.25 GAA. In doing so, Kingwood advanced to the state playoffs and finished in the top 50 high school ESPN rise power ratings. Caitlyn was named to the 2nd team All-District team her senior year and logged 980 minutes between the pipes with a 0.66 GAA. Caitlyn is a member of the Kingwood High Mighty Military Mustang Marching Band (KM4B) that was selected for the 2007 Rose Bowl Parade and the 2009 Chicago St. Patrick Parade. UIL State honors for Marching band and individual play. Nickname: Cait, Texas Favorite warm-up song: Lil Wayne - Knockout Favorite quote: “Dream as if you'll live forever, live as if you'll die tomorrow”

Best moment in college: Meeting my new best friends Amanda, Holli & Colleen & making memories. Best moment in high school: Club team winning state in memory of our friend/deceased teammate Kate our senior year.

Personal: Daughter of James and Keri Seadler…Born January 13, 1991…Has one older sister (Brittnee)…Majoring in Psychology.

#18 Tiffany Wise Position: DEF Year: Senior Height: 5-3 Hometown: Aliquippa, PA High School: Hopewell 2009 (Junior): As an outside back, Tiffany started 14 of 18 games. 2008 (Sophomore): As an outside back, Tiffany started 17 of 20 games. 2007 (Freshman): As an outside back, Tiffany scored one goal in 15 starts. Before Charleston: Lettered all four years in Women’s Varsity Soccer while at Hopewell High School…Named captain during Senior season at Hopewell HS…Presented with Scholar-Athlete Award during three seasons at Hopewell HS…Played club for Hotspurs. Nickname: Tiff Favorite warm up song: DJ Khaled - All I Do Is Win Favorite quote: “A champion is someone who does not settle for that day's practice, that day's competition, that day's performance. They are always striving to be better. They don't live in the past.” Best moment in college: making 2nd team all conference Best moment during high school: Making the state playoffs my senior year. Personal: Daughter of Russell and Cathy Wise…Born September 4, 1989…Has one brother (Matthew)…Majoring in Business Administration and Accounting.

#20 Danielle Siegriest Position: DEF Year: Freshman Height: 5-8 Hometown: Wexford, PA High School: Pine Richland

Before Charleston: Danielle Siegrist a defender from Wexford, PA, captained her side at Pine Richland HS. A teammate of Brittany Loveland on PFA Xtreme, their club has had success in years past and this spring. Danielle received the Coach's Award, Camp MVP award, Ram Award, Member of Student Athlete Leadership Academy (SALA), Regional Champions. Danielle has good size and the ability to attack out of the back. Nickname: Dani or Dan-Dan Favorite warm-up song: Archie - We Ready or DJ Khaled - Go Hard Favorite quote: “I've missed more than 9000 shots in my career. I've lost almost 300 games. 26 times, I've been trusted to take the game winning shot and missed. I've failed over and over again, and that is why I succeed.” Best moment in college: starting my first game and definitely all of the van rides to games and practices. Van bangers for life! Best moment in high school: winning the WPIAL championship and being nominated as Captain for my team. Personal: Daughter of John and Lisa Siegrist…Born May 15, 1992…Has two sisters (Jenna and Amanda) and three brothers,(Eric, Tyler and Thomas)…Majoring in Communications (Public Relations).

#21 Kimberley D’Angelo Position: FOR Year: Freshman Height: 5-4 Hometown: Lindenhurst, NY High School: Lindenhurst

Before Charleston: Kimberly D'Angelo from Lindenhurst, NY was also the leading goal scorer for her high school and ranked in the top 25 for goal scorers on Long Island. The team captain, allcounty player and MVP, Kimberly also received Player of the Week accolades. As a member of the LI ODP Team from U8-U16, Kimberly has been exposed to highest level of competition. Kimberly is also a versatile player, primarily plays in the back for the Hicksville Liberty Breeze. Her club has attended all of the big showcases and finished well in the WAGS, Orange Classic, The Virginian and Bethesda. Nickname: Kimmie Favorite warm-up song: Eminem - Till I Collapse Favorite quote: “The harder you work, the harder it is to surrender” Best moment in college: Getting named Freshman of The Year and First Team All Conference Best moment in high school: Scoring the winning goal vs. Ward Melville, first time beating them in school history and sent us to playoffs

Personal: Daughter of Robert and Diane D’Angelo…Born February 8, 1992…Has two brothers (Nick and Andrew)…Majoring in Business Administration.

#22 Raquel Hill-Spranger Position: FOR Year: Freshman Height: 5-0 Hometown: Tampa, FL School: Robinson Before Charleston: A forward/ midfielder from Tampa Florida, Raquel Played club soccer for FC Tampa Blue lightning; the team went undefeated in regular season for 3 years. She served as captain for the 2009-2010 season. As a senior forward at Robinson High School, Raquel led the team as captain and top scorer. Robinson HS advanced to regional's for the first time in the school’s history in 2009. Raquel made 1st team western conference 2009-2010 and competed in the state FACA All Star games.

Personal: Daughter of Amy Hill-Spranger and Francisco Hill-Rosado…Born September 23, 1991…Has one brother (Luis)…Majoring in Athletic Training.

#23 Paige Leaver Position: FOR Year: Freshman Height: 5-4 Hometown: Ashland, KY High School: Paul Blazer Before Charleston: A two-time Player-of-the-Year and captain from Ashland, KY. While at Paul Blazer HS, Paige finished in the top 10 in the state for goals scored in 2009 with 36 and 98 for her career. As a two-time All-State player, Paige set a school record with 45 assists and was named the district and regional tournament MVP. As a member of Charleston United CFC based out of Charleston, WV, Paige has played primarily in the back. Paige has played for the top premier team in the state of West Virginia since U12. CFC has been the WV State Cup Champions six straight years and in 2006 USYA Regional Semifinalists. Nickname: Ginger, Little One, Beeep, Little Orange, Paigey Favorite warm-up song: Reba Mcentire – Fancy Favorite quote: “I am a member of a team, and I rely on the team, I defer to it and sacrifice for it, because the team, not the individual, is the ultimate champion.” - Mia Hamm Best moment in college: All of the games before I tore my ACL. Best moment in high school: Going to State for the first time in school history.

Personal: Daughter of David Leaver and Laurie Fields…Born September 10, 1992…Has five siblings (Cameron Leaver, Breanna Missler, Heath Fields, Danielle Thompson and Corey Kinney)…Majoring in Pharmacy.

#24 Madeline Hartz Position: DEF Year: Freshman Height: 5-8 Hometown: Cincinnati, OH School: Madeira Before Charleston: Madeleine Hartz from Cincinnati, Ohio played her travel soccer with the Cincinnati Soccer Alliance, CSA. As an outside midfielder and defender for both club and Madeira HS, Maddie has been named her teams’ MVP. In 2007 and 2008, Madeira HS were the Ohio DII State Semi-Finalists. In addition to their state results, Madeira HS were league, division and regional champions en route to the state showing. CSA competed in the MRL Premier League and participated in several elite showcase tournaments.

Personal: Daughter of Charles and Christi Hartz…Born January 26, 1992…Has three sisters (Heidi, Gretchen and Liesl)…Majoring in Pharmacy.

#25 Angela Petrizzo Position: DEF Year: Sophomore Height: 5-7 Hometown: Oakland Gardens, NY College: Davis & Elkins Before Charleston: Angela Petrizzo from Oakland Gardens, NY comes to UC by way of Davis and Elkins. This transfer was an all-conference player in her freshman year as the Senators left back. Angela has proven to be a tenacious defender and was a part of D&E’s perfect 10-0 season in 2009. At Saint Francis Prep in Queens, Angela played against many top NY state private schools including Saint Anthony and Malloy. This two-sport scholastic athlete also excelled on the basketball court. A member of the Bayside Flames from U9 to U17.

Personal: Daughter of Chris and Anna Petrizzo…Born April 19, 1991...Has one brother (Chris) and one sister (Maria)…Majoring in Pharmacy.

Head Coach Todd Diuguid Ninth Season Head Coach Todd Diuguid, a native of Monticello, NY will enter into his ninth year at the University of Charleston. Diuguid has over 20 years of soccer experience as a player, referee, and coach. Early in his playing career, Diuguid was a member of Wallkill United which became the Queens, NY Divisional Champions. He was also selected to the New York State Cosmopolitan Select Team. In high school, Diuguid continued his success as a member of the Monticello High School soccer team, being named to various Sullivan County All-Star Teams. Diuguid also served as the Student Counsel President and was involved in a variety of charitable organizations. Following graduation from high school, Diuguid left the state of New York to play collegiate soccer at Division I Marshall University, located in Huntington, WV. He lettered all four years for the Thundering Herd and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice in 1994. After a few years of refereeing at the high school and collegiate levels, Diuguid was offered his first coaching job with South Charleston High School, located in South Charleston, WV. After just one year as an assistant coach with South Charleston, Diuguid was then named Head Women‘s Soccer Coach at Hurricane High School in the Kanawha Valley of West Virginia. While at Hurricane High, Diuguid‘s team was noted as one of the top programs in the State of West Virginia. After three years at Hurricane High, Diuguid was hired as the Head Men‘s Soccer Coach at neighboring Nitro High School. Diuguid led Nitro High to back-to-back Sectional Championships and they were once again noted as one of the top high school programs in the State of West Virginia. Diuguid received Regional Coach of the Year honors in 1999 and 2000 and was appointed the Regional Representative for West Virginia in 2000. Diuguid has also led nine different West Virginia club soccer teams to the West Virginia State Championships and representation at the United States Youth Soccer National Championships. To date, Diuguid has recorded more wins at Nationals for the State of West Virginia than any other coach.

In 2006 Diuguid‘s U-13 girls became the first girls team in state history to advance to the regional semifinals defeating all of the preliminary challengers and ultimately losing to the eventual regional champion. Diuguid‘s success at the high school and club levels launched him into collegiate coaching in 2001, being named the Head Women‘s Soccer Coach at the University of Charleston. During his tenure the program continues to grow and develop. In 2006, Diuguid led the Golden Eagles to a second place finish in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference— which was the best finish in the history of the program until the present year. Coach Diuguid holds his United States Soccer Federation license and has been a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) since 1994. He is a member of the NSCAA regional ranking committee and also holds the position as the Fitness Center Director/Wellness Coordinator at the University of Charleston‘s Morrison Fitness Center. During his tenure at UC, Coach Diuguid has had the distinction of coaching one Academic All-American student-athlete, two NSCAA All-Regional student-athletes, and numerous WVIAC All-Conference student-athletes. His 2007-2010 teams each were honored with the NSCAA Team Academic Award for their cumulative grade point average. In 2008, Coach Diuguid‘s Golden Eagles were named the recipients of the Inaugural WVIAC Sportsmanship Award. In the present season of 2010 Coach Diuguid received the honor of WVIAC Coach of the Year for leading the University of Charleston Women’s Soccer team to their most successful season ever in the history of the program, placing 2nd in regular season and reaching the semi-final of the conference tournament.

2010 Results Date 9/3 9/5 9/11 9/15 9/18 9/21 9/25 9/29 10/2 10/5 10/9 10/13 10/17 10/20 10/23 10/24 10/27 11/5

Opponent Shippensburg California Wheeling Jesuit * DAVIS & ELKINS * WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN * Southern Virginia Seton Hill * Ohio Valley * RIO GRANDE (OHIO) Concord * Pittsburgh at Johnstown * MOUNTAIN STATE (W.VA.) BLOOMSBURG ALDERSON-BROADDUS * SHEPHERD * EAST STROUDSBURG Slippery Rock Alderson-Broaddus #

Result L 1-3 L 0-1 W 3-2 OT W 3-0 L 2-1 W2-1 W5-3 W 6-0 W 7-0 W 6-2 W 4-1 W 7-3 T 0-0 W 2-1 W 3-0 L 0-1 L 0-2 L 0-1

* West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Match Home games in CAPS # WVIAC Conference Tournament

Record: Overall: WVIAC: Home: Away: 54

11-6-1 8-1-0 5-3-1 6-3-0

2009 Season to 2010 Season “What a turnaround from a season ago. I am very proud of the team’s results and the effort the players put into the season. You are only as good as the people you surround yourself with. The players have pushed one another to succeed and as a result, we have accomplished and exceeded expectations in many areas”, Coach Diuguid. Last season, the team scored just 24 goals on the season, while conceding 43. They had a record of 5-13-1. This season, the women's team is ranked in the top ten in the nation for Division II soccer programs in scoring average per game with 50 overall and have reduced our goals against total by fifty percent, allowing only 22 this season. What’s more impressive is that the goals have been evenly distributed among several players. A well balanced attack means that the opposition cannot focus their defensive efforts on one particular player with this team. "You are only as good as the competition you play. We feel that our difficult schedule will pay off down the stretch. We have identified the areas that need improvement and will be prepared for what lies ahead. We are eager to play next Friday." stated Diuguid.

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Awards University of Charleston midfielder Kimberly D’Angelo earned Freshman of the Year honors, while head coach Todd Diuguid was named Coach of the Year by the WVIAC on Wednesday, November 10. D’Angelo became the first-ever UC player to earn Freshman of the Year honors after putting together a very memorable first season. The Lindenhurst, NY, native recorded six goals and eight assists in 2010 to help her team to its best conference finish in school history. She was an integral part of an attack that was the best in the WVIAC and ranked 13th nationally. Diuguid turned around a Golden Eagle team that finished 2009 with a 5-13-1 record by taking second place in the WVIAC in 2010 with an 11-6-1 mark. The Monticello, NY, native is the first coach in UC women’s soccer history to earn conference Coach of the Year. Players who earned spots on the All-WVIAC First Team squad: Elyse Surbaugh (M, So, Virginia Beach, VA) Fallon Nicholas (D, Sr., Sacramento, CA) Kim D’Angelo (F, Fr, Lindenhurst, NY) Players who earned spots on the All-WVIAC Second Team squad: Brittany Loveland (F, Fr., Cheswick, PA) Tiffany Wise (D, Sr., Aliquippa, PA) Madeleine Hartz (M, Fr., Cincinnati, OH) Courtney Cole (F, Jr., White Sulphur Springs, WV) Honorable Mention: Catherine Perry (GK, Jr., Hampton, VA) Atlantic All-Region Team : Fallon Nicholas (Sacramento, CA/American River College) as a First Team selection. Elyse Surbaugh (Virginia Beach, VA/Ocean Lakes) as a Second Team selection.

Photo Scavenger Hunt

During the season, the ladies went on a team photo scavenger hunt. They had different tasks and missions to accomplish and catch on camera. Here are some of the best shots.

Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Below: Madeleine Hartz auditioning for “The Van Bangers” Center: Courtney Cole, Kim D'Angelo and Danielle Siegrist representing “Van Bangers” Right: Courtney Cole and Danielle Siegrist scaring Coach Todd Diuguid