2009 UCF Women's Soccer Yearbook

UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER - ARMOR UPWWith several exci� ng academic

programs to choose from, a breathtaking campus and na� on-ally recognized athle� cs facili� es, UCF off ers a college experience unlike any other.

And the women’s soccer program has always helped to lead the way. Here’s the simple rundown of what the program has accomplished since 1981.

-In 28 seasons, the Knights have had a winning record 25 � mes.

-Leads all Florida schools with 13 NCAA Tournament appearances.

-UCF’s 13 NCAA trips ranks as the 16th most of any Division I program.

-Has posted seven seasons of 14 wins or more in 10 years under head coach Amanda Cromwell.

-Speaking of Cromwell, she not only played with the U.S. Na� onal Team from 1991-98, she was an assistant coach for the Na� onal Team in January 2009 and the U-20 Women’s Team that won the World Cup in the fall of 2008.

-Always forms one of the toughest, most challenging schedules in the na-� on, including a 2009 slate highlighted by North Carolina, Duke, LSU, Florida State, South Carolina as well as another journey through the 11 very talented teams that make up Conference USA.

So take a look inside and discover the success, passion, history and excite-ment that is UCF women’s soccer.

UCF’s Conference Championships (11)Atlan� c Sun (9)1993 - 1994 - 1995 - 1996 - 1998 - 1999- 2001 - 2002 - 2003Conference USA (2)2005 - 2007

UCF’s NCAA Tournament Appearances (13)1982 - 1984 - 1987 - 1988 - 1991 - 1998 - 1999 - 2001 - 2002 - 2003 - 2004 - 2007 - 2008

The 2009 UCF women’s soccer yearbook was wri� en and edited by Brian Ormiston. Editorial assistance provided by Joe Hornstein, Doug Richards and Sarah Tarasewicz. Covers designed by Sarah Tarasewicz, Jay Hatch and Brian Ormiston. Photography courtesy of Sideline Sports, UCF archives and Sports Illustrated. Printed by DME, located in Daytona Beach, Fla.

The Knights celebrate one of several goals at home in 2008.

CCRREEDDIITTSS

A HISTORY OF CHAMPIONS1981 11-3-0Inaugural SeasonAIAW Finals

-Outscored fi rst fi ve opponents 76-0.-Seeded 11th out of 12 teams in the AIAW Na-� onal Championship.-Won three-consecu� ve shootouts to reach the fi nal against North Carolina.-Amy Ford, Linda Gancitano, Pam Baughman and Nancy Lay were on the All-Tournament Team.

1982 10-1-2NCAA Tournament Finals

-First year when women’s soccer was recog-nized as an NCAA sport.-UCF advanced to the championship game against North Carolina while hos� ng the post-season tournament.-Mary Varas was named the Most Valuable Player of the tournament.-Keepers Amy Ford and Kim Wyant allowed just six goals all season.

1984 10-4-0NCAA Tournament Second Round

-North Carolina defeated the Knights for the third � me in the quarterfi nals of the NCAA Tournament.-Freshman Michelle Akers led UCF with 32 points (14 goals, four assists).-Kim Wyant recorded seven shutouts.

1987 14-4-0NCAA Final Four

-UCF advanced to the NCAA Final Four only to be defeated by Massachuse� s, 2-1.-Michelle Akers and Amy Allman were named All-Americans.-Allman was selected as the adidas/ISAA Goal-keeper of the Year.-Akers led the team with 36 points (13-10--36).-Allman posted 12 shutouts and a 0.76 GAA.


-UCF fi ghts UNC to a 2-1 loss in Chapel Hill, N.C., in the NCAA Tournament a� er knocking Virginia out in the fi rst round.-Michelle Akers posted 26 points (11-4--26).-Keeper Karen Richter recorded a 0.69 GAA.-All 10 Knight wins were via the shutout.

1991 10-5-1NCAA Tournament First Round

-Freshman Kelly Kochevar and goalkeeper Heather Brann led UCF to its sixth NCAA Tour-nament appearance.-Kochevar scored 16 goals and helped on seven others totaling 39 points.-Brann fi nished with six shutouts and a 1.32 GAA.

1993 8-7-1Atlan� c Sun Co-Champions

-The Knights won a share of their fi rst A-Sun Championship a� er comple� ng the regular sea-son with a 5-1-0 league record.-UCF fi nished the season with fi ve-straight wins that clinched the � tle.-Kelly Kochevar totaled 36 points (17-2--36).-Heather Brann compiled seven shutouts and a 1.56 GAA on the year.

1994 13-5-1Atlan� c Sun Champions

-UCF fi nished the year winning nine of its last 10 games. -The Knights entered the Soccer America poll for the fi rst � me at No. 19.-UCF won the inaugural A-Sun Tournament af-ter bea� ng rival FIU in the � tle game, 2-0.-Senior Kelly Kochevar led the Knights in scoring with 33 points (15-3--33).-Heather Brann recorded a 0.82 GAA and 9.5 shutouts on the season.


-Junior Amy Jones earned All-America honors.-Jones set school records for goals with 20 and total points with 46, and was named the A-Sun Player of the Year.-Kelly Stout set a school record for assists with 13, breaking Akers’ mark of 12 set in 1986.-The Knights won their third-straight A-Sun � tle, but missed a berth into the NCAA Tournament.


-UCF defeated Florida Interna� onal in the A-Sun Conference Championship, 1-0.-Amy Jones led the team in scoring with 29 points (10-9--29).-Goalkeeper Alyssa O’Brien set an A-Sun record with 11 shutouts and fi nished with a 0.89 GAA.

1998 12-8-0Atlan� c Sun Champions/NCAA Tournament First Round

-UCF clinched its fi � h league � tle in six years.-Goalkeeper Alyssa O’Brien was named the A-Sun Tournament MVP by pos� ng two shutouts.-The Knights earned an automa� c berth into the NCAA Tournament against Wisconsin, marking their fi rst trip to the dance since 1992.-O’Brien fi nished her career at UCF as the all-� me leader in saves.-Danya Harris fi nished her career in the top 10 in fi ve off ensive categories.

1999 16-6-1Atlan� c Sun Champions/NCAA Tournament Second Round

-The Knights fought into the NCAA Second Round with a fi rst-round win over Furman.-UCF recorded a seven-game winning streak and an 11-game unbeaten streak.

A HISTORY OF CHAMPIONS

UCF’s Top NCAA Performances1982 Runner-Up1984 Second Round1987 Final Four1988 Second Round1999 Second Round2004 Second Round2007 Second Round2008 Second Round

-Thirteen shutouts ranked UCF sixth in the na-� on in shutouts per game.-Every star� ng defender earned a spot on one of the conference’s three All-A-Sun teams.-Cally Howell earned recogni� on as a fi rst-team All-A-Sun, second-team All-NSCAA Southeast Region and third-team SoccerBuzz.com All-Southeast region member.


-UCF defeated FAU 2-1 in the A-Sun � tle match for a berth into the NCAA Tournament.-The Knights racked up their seventh A-Sun Championship.-Senior Michelle Anderson was named A-Sun Player of the Year, MVP of the A-Sun Tourna-ment, First Team All-A-Sun and Third Team All-Southeast Region.-The A-Sun All-Academic Team named 13 Knights to its roster.-SoccerBuzz.com selected UCF as the sixth most improved team in the na� on.


-The Knights posted a school record 18 wins.-UCF compiled its second-consecu� ve A-Sun Championship and NCAA Tournament berth.-Jennifer Montgomery scored 17 goals and had 12 assists for a conference-leading 46 points.-Montgomery was named A-Sun Freshmen of the Year and NSCAA Second-Team All-South Region.


-The Knights defeated Florida Atlan� c 3-0 on penalty kicks to claim the A-Sun � tle.-Allison Blagriff was named the A-Sun Tourna-ment MVP for the second-consecu� ve season.-Becca Eshelman picked up NCSAA and Soccer-Buzz.com All-Southeast Region honors.


-The 17 wins were the second most in UCF history.-The Knights earned the fi rst A-Sun at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament, where they eliminat-ed Florida in the fi rst round.-The Knights fi nished the season with a 9-0 re-cord against teams from the state of Florida.-Courtney Baines was named the A-Sun Defen-sive Player of the Year.-Amanda Cromwell was named coach of the year for the Southeast Region by SoccerBuzz.com.

2005 12-10-0Conference USA Co-Champions

-UCF won its regular-season � tle by pos� ng an 8-1-0 record in fi rst year in Conference USA.-Courtney Baines was named the C-USA Defen-sive Player of the Year.-Roberta Pelarigo and Jennifer Montgomery were voted onto the C-USA postseason teams.

2006 11-6-2Conference USA Second Place

-UCF only lost one regular season conference match for the second-consecu� ve season.-The Knights defeated No. 15 SMU 2-1 in a na-� onally televised game on CBS College Sports.-Roberta Pelarigo and Hanna Wilde were se-lected to the All-Conference USA First Team.

2007 15-4-4Conference USA Co-ChampionsNCAA Tournament Second Round

-UCF received an at-large bid to the NCAA Tour-nament, defea� ng Auburn in round one and ty-ing Florida in the second round before falling on penalty kicks.-The off ense scored the game-winner or game-tying goal at the 86 minute mark or beyond six � mes.-On the defensive side, the Knights posted shut-outs in six of eight C-USA matches.-UCF led the league with seven C-USA player of the week selec� ons.-Jennifer Manis was selected as the C-USA De-fensive Player of the Year and Danielle dos San-tos was the C-USA Newcomer of the Year.- Manis, Hanna Wilde and Nikki Moore were all members of the All-C-USA First Team.


-The Black and Gold earned its 13th NCAA berth, and went on to defeat Miami in the fi rst round for its second-straight trip to the second round.-UCF averaged 360 fans per home game, the most in the Amanda Cromwell era.-The Knights were na� onally ranked during sev-en diff erent weeks of the season.-At the conclusion of 2008, UCF had six selec-� ons to the All-C-USA Teams, � ed for the most in the league.-Goalkeeper Aline Reis was named an NSCAA All-American, serving as one of just three fresh-men in the country to be on either the fi rst or second team.

THE UCF SOCCER COMPLEX The UCF Soccer Complex plays host to both women’s and men’s soccer matches, as well as home track meets. Built in 1991, the UCF soccer fi eld is natural grass and is lined to the dimensions of 347 feet by 200 feet (115.7x66.7 yards). The facility has a capacity of 1,000. In 2006, the bleachers were upgraded to feature more comfortable chairback seats. In 2007, UCF set a complex a� endance record when 956 fans came out to see the Knights erase a 3-1 hal� ime defi cit to � e No. 11 Florida State, 3-3. It was the largest crowd to watch a UCF women’s soccer home match since the NCAA Championship � tle contest against North Carolina in 1982. Last season, the Knights averaged 360 fans per home game, the most in 10 years under head coach Amanda Cromwell.

The UCF Knights Locker Room. The Knights’ home fi eld is perfectly located within

dorms, shops, restaurants and other athle� c facili� es.

WOMEN’S SOCCER IN THE UCF ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

UCF Women’s Soccer: 1984, 1986-88Class of 1998

UCF Women’s Soccer: 1984-87Class of 1999



UCF Women’s Soccer Coach: 1981-87Class of 2001

The UCF Athle� cs Hall of Fame was established in 1998 to honor those individuals who, through their demonstrated athle� cs achievement or service, have dis� nguished themselves and the University of Central Florida. Below are the fi ve representa� ves from the women’s soccer program currently in the hall of fame: Michelle Akers, Amy Allmann, Kelly Kochevar, Karen Richter and Jim Rudy.

Amy Allmann was a star� ng goalkeeper during her career at UCF, which culminated with her being named NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year in 1987. That same year she helped UCF reach the Final Four. A versa� le

Karen Richter played from 1987-90, earning adidas/ISAA and NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year honors in 1990. In 1989, she was named to the Soccer America MVP Team and the adidas scholar-athlete team in 1989 and 1990. She set the school record for lowest

Michelle Akers, regarded by many as the best female soccer player in the world during her career, was a four-� me All-America selec� on at UCF. She was the recipient of the fi rst Hermann Award for women in 1988, soccer’s version of the Heisman Trophy. She led UCF to three NCAA Tournaments, including a berth in the Final Four in 1987. She went on to play professionally in Sweden a� er gradua� on and was

Jim Rudy coached the men’s soccer team from 1975-87 and the women’s team from 1981-87. He started the women’s soccer program and led it to four postseason appearances in seven years and a 73-22-6 overall record. His teams advanced to the Final Four of the NCAA Tournament twice, including an appearance in the fi rst NCAA championship game in 1982. His 1981

a long-� me member of the U.S. Na� onal Team. In 1991 she led the U.S. to its fi rst Women’s World Cup Championship, earning the Golden Boot as the tournament’s leading scorer. She was a vital part of the gold medal-winning U.S. Na� onal squad in the Olympics in 1996 and the World Cup team in 1999. In 1999, she was also named the FIFA Women’s Player of the Century.

athlete, Allmann also competed in cross country and rowing while at UCF. She went on to compete for the U.S. Na� onal Team that won the Women’s World Cup in 1991.

squad fi nished runner up in the AIAW, the forerunner to the NCAA. He coached nine All-Americans, and fi nished his career as the winningest coach in the history of UCF men’s soccer with a 129-58-18 record and two NCAA Tournament appearances. He coached three All-Americans on the men’s side, including UCF Athle� cs Hall of Fame inductee Winston DuBose.

career goals-against average (0.59), lowest single-season goals-against average (0.25) and career shutouts (30.5). As a junior she led the team to an 11-1-2 record and allowed only four goals in 14 games.

Kelly Kochevar helped UCF build upon its success in the 1980s by guiding the Knights from 1991-94. The forward was part of the 1991 squad that reached the NCAA Tournament, as well as the 1993 and 1994 teams that were the fi rst to play a conference schedule in school history. Those two seasons witnessed Kochevar and the Knights claim two conference

� tles. Kochevar fi nished her career as UCF’s all-� me leading goal scorer with 53 tallies, and she also s� ll ranks fi rst in game-winning goals with 20, including a season-high seven in 1991. The school’s single-match record-holder in goals (fi ve) and points (10), Kochevar received Soccer America All-Freshman and NSCAA All-Southeast Region recogni� on in 1991.

MICHELLE AKERS

AMY ALLMANN

KELLY KOCHEVAR

KAREN RICHTER

JIM RUDY

The Freshmen: Bo� om Row - Tiia Tikkanen, Amy Carhart, Caroline Bond, Kristen Poulton, Jus� ne Quick. Top Row - Nicole� e Radovcic, Alex Brandt, Chloe Stokes, Stacy Kadell, Marleigh Howard. Not Pictured - Paige Goodwin, Tishia Jewell, Bianca Joswiak.

CLASS SNAPSHOTS

The Sophomores: Bo� om Row - Heather Dooley, Andrea Rodrigues.Top Row - Stacie Hubbard, Aline Reis, Ka� e Jackson.

The Seniors: Foreground Le� - Brianna Schooley, Yvonne George. Foreground Right - Nikki Moore, Becca Thomas. Background Center - Courtney Whidden, Lynzee Lee. Background Right - Amaka Ofuani, Emily Maynard.

The Juniors: Top to Bo� om - Amanda Martorana, Kacie Horner, Kim Newsome, Lauren Halbert, Chris� na Petrucco.

UCF - THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIMEUCF is the university that seeks opportuni� es, creates opportuni� es and brings them to frui� on. The school’s culture of opportunity is driven by the diverse people it a� racts, its Orlando environment, its history of entrepreneurship, and its youth, relevance and energy. Located in one of the most vibrant ci� es in the world, UCF is among the fastest-growing re-search universi� es in the country.

One of Florida’s 11 public universi� es, UCF opened its doors to students in 1968. The school has grown quickly and UCF now off ers almost 200 bachelor’s and master’s degrees and 29 doctoral programs. In 2009, UCF began off ering a doctor of medicine degree pro-

gram. The M.D. Program enrolled an ini� al class of 40 students and will eventu-ally produce about 120 medical graduates each year.

UCF off ers degrees through its 13 colleges:College of Arts and Humani� esCollege of Business Administra� onCollege of Educa� onCollege of Engineering and Computer ScienceCollege of Graduate StudiesCollege of Health and Public Aff airsCollege of MedicineCollege of NursingCollege of Op� cs and PhotonicsCollege of SciencesInterdisciplinary StudiesRosen College of Hospitality ManagementThe Burne� Honors College

With a total enrollment of 50,254, UCF has the fi � h-largest student popula� on in the country and has become a promi-nent player in undergraduate educa� on na� onwide off ering innova� ve corporate partnerships, world-renowned faculty, and cu� ng-edge technology and undergraduate research op-portuni� es.

REFLECTION POND

UCF RECREATION &WELLNESS CENTER

FORGING AHEAD

UCF - THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIMEWe have a talented and unique student body.UCF has a diverse student body, with students coming from 63 Florida coun� es, 50 states and 142 countries.

We have connec� ons.Interna� onally known companies such as Disney, Universal, Google, Marrio� , Anheuser-Busch and many others recruit on the campus regularly and are partners with the university.

We’ll help you land a job.Our career services professionals help students gain prac� cal work knowledge during their collegiate experience at schools, hospitals, high-tech companies, local municipali� es and in the entertainment industry. Students typically enjoy success in landing employment thanks to their due diligence, their prepara� on at UCF and the university’s fi ne reputa� on among employers.

University Profi leStudent Popula� on: 50,254Undergraduate Enrollment: 42,910Graduate: 7,344Student/Faculty Ra� o: 24 to 1

UCF STUDENT UNION

Don Reynolds’ statue, “The Charging Knight,” at the Insurance Of-fi ce of America Plaza outside Bright House Networks Stadium, sym-bolizes UCF’s excellence in academics, partnerships and athle� cs.

CHARGING KNIGHT

CAMPUS LIFE

UUCF’s 1,415-acre campus provides a safe, serene se� ng for learning with 600 acres of natural lakes and woodlands. At UCF, there is always something to do. Students a� end Division I athle� cs events, concerts and shows at UCF Arena and are off ered a wide array

of cultural events and opportuni� es.

Personal development programs and ac� vi� es in a broad range of educa� onal, recrea� onal and social-awareness topics allow students a chance to expand their understanding of the world.

Among the things available to all students are an 85,000-square foot recrea� onal fi tness center, a 181,000-gallon outdoor recrea� onal pool and several sandy beach volleyball courts. UCF’s exci� ng campus includes a variety of on-campus residen� al communi� es, and the addi� on of new housing, a new alumni center and a full-service medical clinic provides expanded opportuni� es for ac� vi� es.

UCF LEISURE POOL

UCF’s Spirit Splash is one of the most unique Homecoming events in the na� on. Once a year, thousands of students gather in the Refl ec� on Pond at the center of campus for a pep rally and concert.

SPIRIT SPLASH

DR. JOHN C. HITT • PRESIDENT John C. Hi� became the fourth president of the University of Central Florida on March 1, 1992, a� er nine-teen years of administra� ve experience and a dis� nguished academic career.

A na� ve of Houston, Texas, he graduated cum laude in 1962 from Aus� n College in Sherman, Texas, earning a B.A. degree in psychology. He completed his M.S. degree in 1964 and his Ph.D. degree two years later, both in physiological psychology at Tulane University. His graduate study was supported by fellowships from the Danforth Founda� on and the Na� onal Science Founda� on.

Dr. Hi� served as an assistant professor of psychology at Tulane before moving to Texas Chris� an University as an associate professor of psychology in 1969. Three years later, he became associate dean of the univer-sity. In 1974, he was appointed vice president of the Texas Chris� an University Research Founda� on and was named dean of the graduate school in 1975.

In 1977, Dr. Hi� le� Texas Chris� an University to become provost and vice president for academic aff airs and professor of psychology at Bradley Uni-versity in Peoria, Illinois. In 1987, he moved to the University of Maine as vice president for academic aff airs and professor of psychology. In 1991, Dr. Hi� was named Maine’s interim president.

Early in his tenure, President Hi� outlined the following fi ve major goals for UCF:• off er the best undergraduate educa� on in Florida• achieve interna� onal prominence in key programs of graduate study and research• provide an interna� onal focus to the curricula and research programs• become more inclusive and diverse• become America’s leading partnership university

Under President Hi� ’s leadership, enrollment at UCF has more than doubled, the number of doctoral de-grees awarded each year has increased sevenfold, and research funding has increased from $6.2 million to $121 million a year. President Hi� has conferred more than 130,000 degrees during his presidency.

One of President Hi� ’s greatest achievements occurred when the Florida Board of Governors approved the UCF College of Medicine, and the Lake Nona Medical City was founded. This mul� -billion dollar devel-opment includes new facili� es for medical educa� on, hospital care, and biomedical research. The Lake Nona Medical City will be a principal driver of the central Florida economy for decades to come.

President Hi� ’s current civic service includes membership on the Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission Fundraising Campaign leadership cabinet and the MD Anderson Cancer Center Orlando’s Council of Governors. He serves on the boards of the American Heart Associa� on, Central Florida Part-nership, the Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission, SunTrust N.A., and United Arts. Presi-dent Hi� is a member of the American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment Leadership Circle. He is also a member, vice-chair, and chair-elect of the Conference USA Board of Directors.

President Hi� is two-term past-chair of the State University Presidents Associa� on, a member of the Florida Council of 100, and founder of the Florida High-Tech Corridor Council. He is a two-term past-pres-

ident of the Florida Associa� on of Colleges and Universi� es. He chaired the Governor’s Select Task Force on Healthcare Professional Liability Insurance and was a member of the Florida Distance Learning Task Force. He was a member of the Orange County Chairman’s Transporta� on Commission, and in 2008, he co-chaired the Orange County Underage Drinking Task Force.

President Hi� is a former member of the boards of the American Associa� on of State Colleges and Universi� es, EDUCAUSE, Orlando Health, and the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce. He is a former member of the NCAA President’s Commission and the former Chair of Board of the Atlan� c Sun Athle� cs Conference.

In recent years, the Central Florida community has honored President Hi� with a number of pres� gious awards. He was the recipient of the 2008 Junior Achievement Spirit of Achievement Award. He has been listed for a number of years among the Orlando Sen� nel’s 25 Most Powerful People in Central Florida and the Orlando Magazine’s 50 Most Powerful People. He received the Seminole Chamber of Commerce Life� me Achievement award in 2007. In 2006, he received the Orlando Business Journal’s fi rst-ever Legacy Award, and in 2005 he was named the Orlando Sen� nel’s Central Floridian of the Year. In 2002, he received the James B. Greene award from the Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission; in 1999, he was awarded the Tree of Life from the Jewish Na� onal Fund and the Jack Halloway Star of Gra� tude from United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida; and in 1998, he earned the John Young Award from the Greater Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce. President Hi� is an avid fi sherman and golfer. He has been married to the former Martha Halsted for 47 years, and they have two children and two grandchildren.

FIVE GOALS

KEITH R. TRIBBLE • DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

TThe thread that has bridged together nearly three decades working in and around the collegiate community has been Keith Tribble’s history of building programs with strong founda� ons and

dynamic structure.

Since his start as Director of Athle� cs and Execu� ve Vice President for the University of Central Florida Athle� cs Associa� on on June 6, 2006, Tribble has quickly taken hold of the program’s blueprints and promised to lead with a principle that everyone associated with the program will also share - to “fi nish.”

In addi� on, the other focal point of his concentra� on is the oversight of the con-struc� on, expansion and comple� on of the noted UCF Athle� cs Facili� es Master Plan. When fi nished, the plan will touch all areas of the student-athletes’ well-be-ing, including residen� al housing, academic and mentoring support facili� es and state-of-the-art performance venues where UCF fans and supporters can cheer on the Knights. To date, Tribble has overseen $150 million in new construc� on and improve-ments to UCF athle� c facili� es since his arrival.

Through a renewed commitment, Tribble has been most proud of the record academic achievement of the UCF student-athletes during his fi rst two years in Orlando. The Knights, for the third-straight year in 2008-09, placed the highest number of student-athletes on the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll with 224 representa� ves maintaining a 3.0 grade-point average or be� er.

Much of UCF Athle� cs went from transi� oning into Con-ference USA to compe� ng for its � tles in just a few short years. The football program has played for two C-USA

� tles since 2005, winning the championship and coveted AutoZone Liberty Bowl berth in 2007. In 2007-08, other programs such as women’s soccer and so� ball, and members of the women’s track and fi eld team, claimed C-USA � tles. In 2008-09, men’s golf reigned over the league, in addi� on to a big Conference USA Tournament championship from women’s basketball. Over half of UCF’s programs have competed in NCAA postseason tournaments the past two years.

Successful student-athletes start with top-notch coaching and at UCF the commitment to coaching excellence has been evident. Among Tribble’s transac� ons so far has been the renewal of several successful veteran coaches, including Amanda Cromwell (women’s soccer), Renee Luers-Gillispie (so� ball), George O’Leary (foot-ball) and Kirk Speraw (men’s basketball).

Addi� onally, Tribble was instrumental in the hiring of several new head coaches, including Bryan Cunning-ham (men’s soccer), Todd Dagenais (women’s volleyball), Becky Frost (women’s rowing), Stephanie Nickitas (women’s tennis), Terry Rooney (baseball), Caryl Smith-Gilbert (women’s track and fi eld/cross country) and Joi Williams (women’s basketball).

Tribble a� ended the University of Florida where he played off ensive guard for three bowl teams. He gradu-ated in 1977 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism (public rela� ons and marke� ng). Tribble and his wife, Terri, have a daughter, Carlyn, and a son, Kyle.

Keith Tribble is commi� ed to the concept of the well-rounded student-athlete, emphasizing the importance of their academic prowess off the fi eld as well as championship results on.

SENIOR ADMINISTRATION

COMMITTED TO EXCELLENCE

David Chambers

David Hansen

Jeff Ulmer

Jessica Reo

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCEUCF student-athletes are supported by a nine-person professional staff of advisors and pro-gram coordinators from the Offi ce of Academic Services for Student-Athletes (ASSA). The ASSA mission is to support student-athletes’ academic development while exceeding sa� s-factory progress toward their degrees.

ASSA advisors coordinate tutoring, mentoring, study sessions, and priority class registra-� on for all current student-athletes and assist new Knights through the recruitment pro-cess. UCF student-athletes receive specifi c academic and athle� c informa� on at orienta� on as well as study skills and � me management instruc� on throughout the year. More than 50 computers are available for student-athlete’s use any� me during the academic year.

During the 2008-09 academic year, UCF placed a league-record 224 student-athletes on the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll. Student-athletes must maintain a cumula� ve grade point average of 3.0 or be� er to earn a spot on the honor roll.

Not only did Danielle dos Santos’ cleats need some cleaning a� er every goal like the one against Miami above, but her grades helped her be named a NSCAA/adidas Collegiate Scholar All-American.

Jenny Heppert became the fi rst UCF volleyball player to garner ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America® honors during the 2008-09 season. The middle blocker graduated with a 4.0 GPA and earned her degree in biology.

MAKING THE GRADE

NATIONAL HONORS

TOWERS AT KNIGHTS PLAZANumerous UCF student-athletes reside at the Towers at Knights Plaza, modern apartment-style dormitories on the north side of cam-pus which allow student-athletes to live within close proximity to UCF’s athle� cs facili� es. The apartments feature common kitchen and living room areas as well as four single bedrooms with full-size beds. Each bedroom includes high-speed Internet access, cable television and local phone service.

The Towers at Knights Plaza feature 100,000-square feet of retail shops and restaurants. Tenants in-clude Barnes & Noble bookstore, Subway and Knightro’s cafeteria, where UCF student-athletes dine. The apartments are located near the major-ity of the athle� cs facili� es, including Bright House Networks Stadium, UCF Arena, The Venue at UCF, Jay Bergman Field, the UCF So� ball Complex and the UCF Track and Field and Soccer Complex. The Towers at Knights Plaza are also in close proximity to the Wayne Densch Sports Center and Nicholson Fieldhouse.

The apartments in the Towers at Knights Plaza feature com-mon kitchen and living room areas as well as four single bed-rooms with full-size beds.

Students living in the Towers can dine and shop at establishments like Tailgaters Smoked-Grill Restaurant, Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Knightro’s Cafeteria, Red Brick Oven Pizza, Jimmy John’s, Subway, Papa John’s and Maggie Moo’s Ice Cream.

APARTMENT-STYLE LIVING

SHOPPING CONVENIENCE

From Bright House Networks Stadium to the UCF Arena, UCF student-athletes play and train in top-notch venues. The school’s always growing and improving athle� cs complex is part of UCF’s commitment to provide student-athletes with excep� onal and modern facili-� es. In the past few years, this commitment has assured that the UCF athle� cs facili� es are not only among the best in Conference USA, but across the na� on.

The 45,000-seat Bright House Networks Stadium, the home of the UCF program, shared its debut season on campus in 2007 with another brand new facility - UCF Arena. Home to the Knights’ men’s and women’s basketball programs, the 10,000-seat venue also opened in the fall of 2007. The arena, which also hosts concerts and UCF commencement ceremo-nies, includes luxury boxes and suites, open concourse areas and numerous concession op� ons.

Other facili� es that have seen upgrades in recent years are Jay Bergman Field – home to the baseball program - and The Venue at UCF, the renovated previous arena which now houses exclusive modern prac� ce facili� es and offi ces for the men’s and women’s basket-ball programs, as well as an equally-spacious home facility for volleyball. Off campus, two new facili� es opened in 2009 - the UCF Intercollegiate Rowing Center and the UCF Golf Prac� ce Facility.

UCF’s Facili� es Master Plan includes numerous facility enhancements in the coming years, including the planned construc� on of a new stadium and entrance structure at the UCF Soccer and Track and the expansion of Jay Bergman Field. The vision for a new academic services center is imminent, one which will provide student-athletes greater access to resources near their new Athle� cs Village residences, and further assist their progress towards their degrees and post-graduate success.

When UCF Athle� cs completes its Facili� es Master Plan during the next decade, every sport and every student-athlete will have received the benefi t of an improved facility to prac� ce, train and compete for championships in.

BRIGHT HOUSENETWORKS STADIUM

UCF ARENA

ATHLETICS FACILITIES

UCF SOFTBALLCOMPLEX

UCF SOCCERCOMPLEX

UCF ROWINGCENTER

UCF GOLFPRACTICE FACILITY

JAY BERGMANFIELD

THE VENUE AT UCF

NICHOLSONFIELDHOUSE

UCF TRACK &FIELD COMPLEX

UCF TENNISCOMPLEX

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING/SPORTS MEDICINE

SwimEx resistance pools off er a complete isokine� c aqua� c therapy system - pu� ng rehabilita� on programs into a new league. Star� ng with 0 to 30,000 gallons per minute water fl ow, pa� ents in ini� al stages of rehab can begin aqua� c therapy sooner due to the buoyancy of water. Aqua� c therapy treatment can extend into a full range of training and condi� oning.

The strength and condi� oning program is an integral component of UCF’s 16-sport athle� c family. The most visible sign of the Knights’ commitment in this area is an 11,200-square foot weight room located in the middle of the Wayne Densch Sports Center. The state-of-the-art facility contains the fi nest free weight and machine equipment, cardio equipment and tread-mills. UCF also houses a weight room in The Venue, which is u� lized by the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball programs. Five cer� fi ed strength and condi� oning coaches monitor the progress of UCF’s student-athletes.

The UCF sports medicine facili� es are fully equipped with the most up to date technology, including a SwimEx aqua� c therapy pool, used to aid in advanced rehabilita� on of the elite student-athlete. The main athle� c training room is located in the Wayne Densch Sports Center with addi� onal loca� ons at The Venue, Jay Bergman Field, the UCF So� ball Complex and the brand-new UCF Intercollegiate Rowing Center. The sports medicine staff consists of six full-� me athle� c trainers, seven graduate assistant athle� c trainers and approximately 60 undergraduate athle� c training students.

SWIMEX THERAPY

WELCOME TO ORLANDO

One of the area’s biggest a� rac� ons is its year-round mild weather. At the heart of the Sunshine State, the region’s average annual temperature is a comfortable 72.4 degrees.

UCF students have easy access to one of the world’s most vibrant ci� es – Orlando. Looking for theme parks, a� rac� ons, museums, world-class shopping, great restaurants, golf courses, jogging trails and nature pre-serves? You can fi nd it all here in Orlando.

Orlando is one of the most popular vaca� on des� na� ons in the world. In 2007, 48.8 million visitors trav-eled to the region. Walt Disney World, Universal Studios Orlando and Sea World are just a short drive away from the UCF campus. The Kennedy Space Center, state parks and sandy beaches off the coast of the Atlan� c Ocean are also all nearby.

Orlando is a frequent des� na� on for today’s top na� onal musical acts, who visit popu-lar venues like Hard Rock Live at Universal’s CityWalk and House of Blues, which is located at Downtown Disney. The city’s world-renowned theme parks have added a variety of new entertainment experiences, including Disney’s Cirque de Soleil and Universal’s Blue Man Group performances.

Beyond the theme parks, downtown Orlando features an ever-changing skyline, fi ne dining op� ons and a newly developed arts district. Cultural des� na� ons in the city include the Orlando Museum of Art, the Orange County Regional History Center and Lake Eola Park.

SUNSHINE STATE

ORLANDO SPORTING OPTIONSWith top-notch events occurring year round, Orlando is a premier des� na� on for sports fans. The region is home to professional franchises, college football bowl games, world-fa-mous auto races, several professional golf tournaments and much more.

The Orlando Magic of the Na� onal Basketball Associa� on brought excitement to the city last season with a tremendous run to the NBA Finals. The Magic will open the 2010-11 season in a new arena in downtown Oralndo.

The region’s sports calendar is busy with baseball each spring as Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex hosts the Atlanta Braves for Major League Baseball spring training. The Houston Astros train in nearby Kissimmee and the Washington Na� onals prepare for the regular season close to UCF in Viera.

The Florida Citrus Bowl, the former home of UCF football, hosts a pair of college bowl games each winter - the Champs Sports Bowl and the CapitalOne Bowl. The stadium has also been the site of World Cup and Olympic soccer contests. In 2006, the World Baseball Classic held part of its inaugural event in Orlando.

In addi� on to UCF athle� cs events, the region also fea-tures the most prominent NASCAR race, the Daytona 500. Several other NASCAR races, PGA Tour golf tournaments and numerous ac� on sports championships are also held in Central Florida.

HOMETOWN PRIDE

CONFERENCE USAConference USA features 12 na� onally prominent, tradi� on-rich members in East Carolina, Houston, Marshall, Memphis, Rice, SMU, Southern Miss, Tulane, Tulsa, UAB, UCF and UTEP, along with soccer affi liate Colorado College. All C-USA ins� tu� ons sponsor football, along with several other men’s and women’s athle� c pro-grams, many which compete regularly for NCAA Championships.

C-USA sponsors compe� � on in 19 sports – nine for men (baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis and indoor and outdoor track and fi eld) and 10 for women (basketball, cross country, golf, so� ball, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and fi eld and volleyball).

The conference’s footprint is concentrated with 12 members in nine states and a combined area popula� on of nearly 17 mil-lion. Along with the ACC, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC, C-USA is one of the seven conferences having signifi cant representa� on in the NCAA governance structure.

C-USA was formed in 1995 and quickly emerged as one of the na� on’s top conferences. The league’s charter members included Char-lo� e, Cincinna� , DePaul, Houston, Louisville, Marque� e, Memphis, Saint Louis, Southern Miss, Tulane, UAB and USF. The league’s headquarters were established in Chicago and a� er nine years, relocated to the current offi ce in Irving, Texas. Bri� on Banowsky was

named commissioner in 2002.

A� er celebra� ng is 10th anniversary during the 2004-05 season, C-USA began a new chapter the following year when its current membership came together to form the new look of the league.

Behind the play of junior Simon Ward and freshman Blayne Barber, the UCF men’s golf team claimed the 2009 Conference USA Cham-pionship at the RedTail Golf Club. The league tournament champi-onship was the fi rst for the Knights.

Emma Cannon’s 16 points and 15 rebounds led the UCF women’s basketball team past Southern Miss in over� me, 65-54, to claim the 2009 Conference USA Women’s Basketball Championship.

C-USA CHAMPIONS

C-USA CHAMPIONS

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No. Name Ht. Pos. Year Hometown/Last School0 Caroline Bond 5-4 GK Fr. Hun� ngton, N.Y./St. Anthony’s00 Lynzee Lee 5-7 GK Sr. Kailspell, Mont./University of Utah1 Aline Reis 5-3 GK So. Campinas, Brazil/Anglo Campinas2 Courtney Whidden 5-7 F Sr. Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University HS3 Yvonne George 5-9 F Sr. Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Springs4 Becca Thomas 5-7 M Sr. Burlington, Wash./Home Schooled5 Brianna Schooley 5-9 M Sr. Coral Springs, Fla./Douglas6 Amanda Martorana 5-4 M/F Jr. Middleburg, Fla./St. John’s Country Day7 Chloe Stokes 5-5 M/F Fr. Hobe Sound, Fla./Jensen Beach8 Lauren Halbert 5-9 D/M Jr. Niceville, Fla./Niceville9 Andrea Rodrigues 5-6 M So. St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg11 Heather Dooley 5-3 F/M So. Pembroke Pines, Fla./American Heritage12 Paige Goodwin 5-4 F Fr. Tampa, Fla./Tampa Prep13 Emily Maynard 5-3 D/M Sr. Chicago, Ill./University of Maryland14 Kim Newsome 5-7 D Jr. Apopka, Fla./Polk CC15 Ka� e Jackson 5-7 M So. Satellite Beach, Fla./Satellite16 Amaka Ofuani 5-7 D Sr. Tallahassee, Fla./Armstrong Atlan� c State University17 Nikki Moore 5-3 D Sr. Virginia Beach, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate School18 Amy Carhart 5-7 M/D Fr. Manalapan, N.J./Manalapan19 Kacie Horner 5-6 F Jr. Franklin, Tenn./Franklin20 Stacie Hubbard 5-7 M/F So. Jacksonville, Fla./Mandarin21 Stacy Kadell 5-4 D Fr. Upper Saddle River, N.J./Northern Highlands Regional22 Chris� na Petrucco 5-9 D Jr. Planta� on, Fla./American Heritage23 Nicole� e Radovcic 5-4 F Fr. Rockaway, N.J./Morris Knolls24 Tiia Tikkanen 5-9 F Fr. Naantali, Finland/Aurajoki25 Marleigh Howard 5-3 M Fr. Niceville, Fla./Niceville26 Tishia Jewell 5-6 F Fr. Satellite Beach, Fla./Satellite27 Alex Brandt 5-3 M Fr. Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg Area28 Jus� ne Quick 5-5 D Fr. Fleming Island, Fla./St. John’s Country Day29 Bianca Joswiak 5-6 M/F Fr. Berlin, Germany32 Kristen Poulton 5-10 D Fr. Coral Springs, Fla./Douglas

Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell (Virginia, ’92) – 11th Season at UCFAssociate Head Coach: Colby Hale (Oral Roberts, ’99) – Seventh Season at UCFAssistant Coach: Donna Fishter (Anderson, ’95) – 10th Season at UCFVolunteer Assistant Coach: Michelle Akers (UCF, ’89) – 11th Season at UCFAthle� c Trainer: Leah SchoenStrength & Condi� oning: TBAEquipment Manager: John Whi� ordAcademic Advisor: Sarah Hill

PRONUNCIATIONS Yvonne George ....................yuh-VONTishia Jewell ........................... TIH-shaEmily Maynard ....................MAY-nerdAmaka Ofuani ..................................................... ah-MOCK-ah oh-FWAN-eeChris� na Petrucco .........pah-TRUE-koNicole� e Radovcic ...ra-DOHV-cheechAline Reis ................. ah-LIN-ee RAY-isChloe Stokes ........................... CLO-eeTiia Tikkanen .........TEE-ah TEE-ka-nen

TABLE OF CONTENTS This is UCF Soccer ............................ 1A History of Champions ................ 2-3UCF Soccer Complex ........................ 4In the UCF Hall of Fame ................... 5Class Snapshots ............................... 6The Opportunity of a Life� me ...... 7-8Campus Life ..................................... 9Dr. John C. Hi� , President .............. 10Keith R. Tribble, Director of Athle� cs .. 11Academic Excellence ..................... 12Towers at Knights Plaza ................. 13Athle� cs Facili� es .......................... 14Strength & Condi� oning/ Sports Medicine ........................ 15Welcome to Orlando ..................... 16Orlando Spor� ng Op� ons .............. 17Conference USA ............................. 182009 Roster ................................... 19Season Preview ............................. 20Head Coach Amanda Cromwell ..... 21Associate Head Coach Colby Hale .. 22Assistant Coach Donna Fishter ...... 23Assistant Coach Michelle Akers ..... 23Player Bios ................................ 24-32(Historical stats, records and awards

available at UCFAthle� cs.com)

GENERAL INFORMATIONLoca� on ....................................... Orlando, Fla. 32816Founded ..............................................................1963Enrollment ........................................................50,254Nickname ........................................................ KnightsColors ..................................................... Black & GoldHome Facility (Cap.) ...... UCF Soccer Complex (1,000)Affi lia� on ............................................ NCAA Division IConference .......................................Conference USAPresident ............................................. Dr. John C. Hi� Director of Athle� cs ........................... Keith R. TribbleAssociate AD/SWA ..................................... Jessica ReoNCAA Faculty Representa� ve ...Dr. Consuelo StebbinsAthle� cs Department Phone .............. (407) 823-3213Ticket Offi ce Phone .............................(407) UCF-1000Offi cial Athle� cs Website ...... www.UCFAthle� cs.com

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .......... Amanda Cromwell (Virginia/1992)Record at UCF (Years) ..........................141-63-14 (10)Overall Record (Years) .........................161-78-15 (12)Associate Head Coach ... Colby Hale (Oral Roberts/1997)Season at UCF .................................................SeventhHale Offi ce Phone ............................... (407) 823-5819Assistant Coach/GK ......... Donna Fishter (Anderson/1995)Season at UCF ...................................................... 10thFishter Offi ce Phone ........................... (407) 823-66112008 Overall Record/C-USA ........... 14-6-3/7-2-2 ThirdStarters Returning/Lost ......................................... 8/3Le� erwinners Returning/Lost ............................. 17/6

SOCCER HISTORYFirst Season .........................................................1981All-Time Record ..............................327-148-38 (.674)NCAA Division I Tournament Appearances ..............13Last NCAA Postseason Year/Results ....................2008................................................ First Round def. Miami.......................................Second Round lost to Florida

ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONSAssistant SID/Women’s Soccer ........... Brian OrmistonOffi ce Phone ....................................... (407) 823-2409Cell Phone .......................................... (407) 920-1233E-Mail ........................... bormiston@athle� cs.ucf.edu

2009 UCF WOMEN’S SOCCER

UCF QUICK FACTS

UCF KNIGHTS

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Florida Gulf Coast EaglesAug. 21 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 10-4-3

North Carolina Tar HeelsAug. 28 - Chapel Hill, N.C.2008 Record: 25-1-2Postseason: Na� onal Champions

Duke Blue DevilsAug. 30 - Chapel Hill, N.C.2008 Record: 15-6-3Postseason: Elite Eight

LSU TigersSept. 4 - Tampa, Fla.2008 Record: 14-4-2Postseason: First Round

FIU Golden PanthersSept. 6 - Tampa, Fla.2008 Record: 4-12-3

Florida State SeminolesSept. 10 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 17-3-3Postseason: Elite Eight

South Carolina GamecocksSept. 18 - Columbia, S.C.2008 Record: 11-7-4Postseason: First Round

UAB BlazersSept. 25 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 7-11-2, 5-4-2

Memphis TigersSept. 27 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 15-5-2, 8-2-1Postseason: First Round

Marshall Thundering HerdOct. 2 - Hun� ngton, W.Va.2008 Record: 5-10-4, 3-8-0

East Carolina PiratesOct. 4 - Greenville, N.C.2008 Record: 14-4-4, 7-0-4

UTEP MinersOct. 9 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 13-7-1, 6-4-1

Colorado College TigersOct. 11 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 13-7-2, 6-4-1

Rice OwlsOct. 16 - Houston, Texas2008 Record: 10-9-0, 6-5-0

USF BullsSept. 13 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 7-8-3

Houston CougarsOct. 18 - Houston, Texas2008 Record: 7-10-1, 3-7-1

SMU MustangsOct. 23 - Dallas, Texas2008 Record: 6-13-1, 4-7-0

Tulsa Golden HurricaneOct. 25 - Tulsa, Okla.2008 Record: 8-9-3, 3-6-2

Southern Miss Golden EaglesOct. 30 - Orlando, Fla.2008 Record: 5-13-1, 1-10-0

Almost as soon as UCF closed its 2008 season in the NCAA Tournament, the Knights started ge� ng excited about what was in store for 2009. The Black and Gold easily has one of the most entertaining schedules in the country, return the majority of its starters and welcome another solid recrui� ng class into the mix.

With a lot to look forward to, head coach Amanda Cromwell opens her 11th year with the Knights and provides some insight on the 2009 campaign.

CROMWELL Q&A What is the fi rst thing you think of when you start talking about the upcoming season?The fi rst thing I think of is our extremely hard sched-ule. Non-conference we have the defending na� onal champion North Carolina, Duke, FSU, South Florida, LSU, South Carolina, FGCU and FIU. There are a lot of quality teams there and the strength of Conference USA from top to bo� om is growing tremendously. It will be even more cu� hroat this season because there will be only six teams going to the conference tournament (instead of eight). There is a lot at stake each game, especially since the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds in the standings get a bye going into the tournament. Everyone is going to be fi gh� ng to get into the post-season along with trying to fi nish in the top two.

Since the schedule never seems to let up, will it be diffi cult for your players to stay at their highest level from August all of the way to the postseason?We defi nitely don’t want to peak too early in the sea-son but we need to be playing well in August. Early on every team goes through some growing pains and fi gures out where their rookies fi t in. Most teams aren’t playing their best yet in August and September, so we want to capitalize on that. Some� mes you can catch teams early that aren’t quite se� led yet. Our focus in our preseason is to get things se� led, like our forma� on, expecta� ons, what the players’ roles are going to be, so going forward we can play at a high

level early on. Last year we started at Florida State and Florida, we lost vs. FSU and turned around and beat Florida fi ve days later. We showed that we had the will to win, and it was fun to rebound like that. For non-conference, we can’t have peaks and valleys. We have to be on the rise constantly.

There are a lot of newcomers, and with most starters returning, the only glaring vacancy from the 2008 forwards was the departure of Danielle dos Santos. Who could break through the lineup right away to fi ll that gap?We have a lot of players coming in that could con-tribute to the a� ack, especially our two interna� on-als. Tiia Tikkanen is a pure forward from Finland, and Bianca Joswiak from Germany is a li� le more versa� le, she can be in the a� ack but played every-where for the German U-20s. Other incomers who will compete to be in the a� acking lineup are Tishia Jewell, Amy Carhart, Nicole� e Radovcic and Chloe Stokes. From the returning players, Kacie Horner and Amanda Martorana have been ge� ng fi t and healthy so they could see some more � me up front. We have a core group of very talented a� ackers who bring dif-ferent strengths and will fi ll that role by scoring goals and ge� ng assists.

Only one starter is lost from the midfi eld (Hanna Wilde) and back (Sarah de Leon) as well, but so much returns. Who might be some of the players that we will see more of this season?Emily Maynard, Amaka Ofuani, Chris� na Petrucco, Lauren Halbert and Nikki Moore are the returners who will be seeing a lot of minutes in the back but we have tough and talented rookies Kim Newsome and Stacy Kadell joining us and they will fi ght for a spot as well. Andrea Rodrigues played with the U-20 Brazilian Team at le� back so that will be a posi� on she fi ghts for, Carhart could be a dangerous a� acking outside back and center back op� ons are Jus� ne Quick and Kristen Poulton.

Halbert will also play in the defensive-mid along with ball-winner Stacie Hubbard. Our mainstays in midfi eld are Becca Thomas, our workhorse, Ka� e Jackson and Brianna Schooley. Martorana is a speedy outside-midfi eld op� on and rookie Marleigh Howard is a skillful player who can send in a great cross. Other newcomers who will compete for � me in the a� ack-ing midfi eld are skillful playmakers Alex Brandt and Stokes.

Goalkeeper Aline Reis is coming off an All-America season. It’s hard to achieve that two years in a row, so how do you think she will respond as a sopho-more?Considering Aline was in Brazil’s full na� onal team camp this summer, we have no doubt that she will be ready to repeat her All-American performance. Her consistency in college is going to help her get a spot on the Brazilian team and I think she knows that. Lynzee Lee, though, was in goal all spring and played extremely well and she is one of our fi � est players who has been working hard to get ready for 2009. We are very lucky to have two high level goalkeep-ers and they both know they have to be ready when called upon.

Nikki Moore has been selected to an All-C-USA postseason team all three years.

SEASON PREVIEW

THE OPPONENTS

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Head coach - 11th season with the KnightsIt is very diffi cult to describe the UCF women’s soccer pro-gram in one sentence. With head coach Amanda Cromwell con� nuously pu� ng the Knights on the na� onal stage, one needs to use terms such as NCAA Tournaments, conference championships, top-25 rankings and All-Americans just to get a start on what this program is all about.

Team Success Since taking over the helm of UCF women’s soccer in 1999, Cromwell has guided her team to a 141-63-14 record, seven NCAA Tournaments, four Atlan� c Sun Tournament champi-onships and two Conference USA regular-season � tles.

The Knights have capped off the last eight seasons ranked among the top squads in the Southeast Region by Soccer-Buzz.com, including a No. 7 ranking in 2003 and 2004 and a No. 9 ranking in 2007. In 2008 alone, UCF spent seven weeks in the na� onal polls and achieved its highest Southeast Re-gion ranking in program history when it was fi � h in October.

Individual Honors In addi� on to her accomplishments as head coach, Cromwell also has helped her players excel individually both on and off the fi eld. During her tenure, Knights have earned 64 all-conference honors and 24 Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa-� on of America (NSCAA) All-Region selec� ons. In 2008, she helped Aline Reis develop into UCF’s fi rst All-American since 1995, as Reis was one of just three freshmen on either the fi rst or second team.

Meanwhile, Courtney Baines (2004 and 2005) and Jennifer Manis (2007) both received conference defensive player of the year honors, Danielle dos Santos was the 2007 C-USA Newcomer of the Year, Jennifer Montgomery was named 2002 A-Sun Freshman of the Year and Michelle Anderson earned 2001 A-Sun Player of the Year recogni� on.

In the classroom, Cromwell’s student-athletes have collected 203 conference academic awards. In 2005, Baines received ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America honors and the C-USA Women’s Soccer Scholar-Athlete Award. Dos Santos later would become the sixth player in UCF history to earn NSCAA/adidas Women’s Collegiate Scholar All-America hon-ors in 2008, joining former Cromwell protégés Baines, Jen-nifer Manis, Jackie VanLooven and Allison Blagriff .

Year-By-Year Highlights Cromwell and the Knights put together a grueling schedule for 2008, and the results did not disappoint. UCF completed the year at 14-6-3, and went 5-2-1 in a non-conference slate that included four ranked teams. That, along with a 7-2-2 mark in C-USA, helped the it secure an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament, where it topped Miami to reach at least the second round for the eighth � me in school history.

UCF fi nished 2008 by ranking fi rst in All-C-USA Team selec-� ons, with Becca Thomas and Nikki Moore leading the way as members of the fi rst team.

The 2007 season gave the Knights yet another ring, as the Knights claimed a share of the C-USA regular-season � tle and fi nished 15-4-4. UCF went on to earn an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament, where it defeated Auburn and played No. 6 Florida to a 0-0 draw in the second round. The Black and Gold completed 2007 ranked No. 20 in the fi nal RPI poll and No. 30 in the Soccer Buzz na� onal rankings.

Individually, Jennifer Manis, Hanna Wilde and Moore all earned a spot on the 2007 All-C-USA First Team, and Manis and Kate Begley were on the C-USA All-Academic Team.

During its sophomore campaign in C-USA in 2006, UCF posted a record of 11-6-2, including wins over No. 9 Rice and No. 15 SMU. Five Knights were named to the all-conference teams as Roberta Pelarigo and Becca Thomas grabbed fi rst-team honors and goalkeeper Jennifer Manis received a spot on the C-USA All-Academic Team. Both Pelarigo and Manis also were tapped for NSCAA All-Southeast Region accolades.

The Knights enjoyed tremendous success in their inaugural season in C-USA in 2005. They posted a 12-10 mark and an 8-1 record in conference play to earn a share of the regular season championship. The season also marked a milestone in Cromwell’s career with the Black and Gold as she won her 100th match as the Knights’ mentor, taking a 2-1 win against Houston on Oct. 30.

During the team’s fi nal year in the Atlan� c Sun, the Knights went 17-4-2 overall and were a perfect 9-0 against teams from the state of Florida, including wins over No. 14 Florida State and No. 10 Florida. They were 8-2 in league play as they picked up the A-Sun’s fi rst ever at-large bid to the NCAA Tour-nament, where they defeated Florida, 3-2, in the fi rst round before falling to Boston College, 2-1, in the second round.

Cromwell led UCF to a 16-5-1 record in 2003 as the team won the A-Sun Tournament crown for the third-consecu� ve sea-son. The Black and Gold advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where Florida topped the Knights, 3-2, in double over� me in the fi rst round.

The success of 2003 came on the heels of a record-breaking 2002 season. That year, the Knights posted an 18-5-0 mark, eclipsing the program record for most wins previously set by Cromwell’s 1999 squad. A� er defending both the A-Sun regu-lar season and tournament � tles, UCF returned to the NCAA postseason for the second-consecu� ve year.

In 2001, the Knights fi nished with a 14-6 record and took top honors in the A-Sun before making a trip to the NCAA Tourna-ment for the second � me under Cromwell’s leadership.

UCF compiled an 8-11-1 overall mark and landed sec-ond in the conference in 2000 thanks to a 7-2 record against A-Sun opponents.

A� er a 7-5 start in 1999, UCF rebounded with a 10-game unbeaten streak that included a 1-0 win over Fur-man in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament before perennial power North Carolina halted the Knights’ bid for a na� onal crown. They fi nished the year with a 16-6-1 overall record and an 8-0-1 conference mark.

Cromwell Prior to UCF A na� ve of Annandale, Va., Cromwell led the Annandale High School team to a state championship and earned NSCAA All-America honors. The school re� red her jer-sey a� er she graduated.

Cromwell con� nued her playing career at the University of Virginia, where she captained the squad to the 1991 NCAA Final Four. She added even more individual hon-

ors to her resume, including two All-America selec� ons and four All-Atlan� c Coast conference awards. She earned Soccer America’s MVP award twice, captured three all-south region selec� ons and was a fi nalist for the Hermann Trophy.

In her fi rst year at UVA, Cromwell was selected to Soccer America’s All-Freshman Team and took the team’s rookie of the year award. She is currently � ed for fourth on the Cavaliers’ career goals list (35) and seventh on the career scoring list (84 points).

Following her standout career in Charlo� esville, Cromwell con� nued to make a name for herself. She was a member of the U.S. team that took third at the 1995 FIFA Women’s World Cup in Sweden and an alternate on the 1996 gold medal winning Olympic team in Atlanta a� er coming back from a serious knee injury. She earned 55 caps while rep-resen� ng the Red, White and Blue at least once every year from 1991-98.

Cromwell has also lent her playing talents to the Women’s United Soccer Associa� on (WUSA). She began her career

Cromwell helped Team USA claim the U-20 FIFA World Cup in 2008.

with the Washington Freedom in 2001, start-ing 18 matches and scoring two goals. The following season, she played in 12 games as a member of the Atlanta Beat, then moved on to the San Jose CyberRays in 2003.

Represen� ng UCF Around the Globe During the summer, Cromwell acts as the director of the Cen-tral Florida Soccer Academy, which is held on the campus of UCF. She con� nues to serve as an ambassador for the game as a member of the U.S. Soccer Board of Directors.

Before the 2007 season, Cromwell worked on the coach-ing staff for the U-14 Girls’ Na� onal Development ID Camp, which took place in California. And during 2008, she served as an assistant coach for the United States U-20 Women’s Na-� onal Team, which claimed its second FIFA World Cup trophy since 2002.

When 2009 began, the leader of the Knights was back in the U.S. program, joining the Women’s Na� onal Team as an assis-tant coach as it prepared for the Algarve Cup in Portugal.

In 2002-06, Cromwell was appointed to the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports as part of Presi-dent George W. Bush’s Healthier U.S. Ini� a� ve. The coun-cil is charged with promo� ng fi tness and ac� vi� es to Americans of all ages.

She was also se-lected for the Athletes in Ac-� on Women’s Advisory Board, a commi� ee whose goal it is to iden� fy and equip poten� al leaders in wom-en’s sports.

Cromwell holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Vir-ginia. She resides in Winter Park.

Born: June 15, 1970 - Resides: Winter ParkEduca� on: University of Virginia, 1992, B.A. in biologyCoaching Career:UCF, Head Coach, 1999-PresentUniversity of Maryland-Bal� more County, Head Coach, 1996-98University of Virginia, Assistant Coach, 1992-94Playing Career:San Jose CyberRays, 2003Atlanta Beat, 2002Washington Freedom, 2001Charlo� e Eagles, 2000Tampa Bay Extreme, 1998

THE CROMWELL FILE

Maryland Pride, 1997Hammarby IF, Sweden, 1994U.S. Na� onal Team, 1991-98Virginia, 1988-92

AMANDA CROMWELL

UCF KNIGHTS

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Associate head coach - Seventh season with the KnightsColby Hale has evolved into one of the premier assis-tant coaches in the country. In his seventh year with UCF and his third as an associate head coach, Hale

serves as the program’s recrui� ng coordinator while his on-fi eld responsibili� es include coaching the Knights’ a� ack.

The UCF off ense has scored 270 goals during his six-year

tenure, and was ranked among the top 25 scoring off enses for two-con-secu� ve seasons. It also placed 35th in the coun-try in 2007 by amassing 46 goals. Hale has guid-ed 18 off ensive players to all-conference hon-ors, while 14 received

all-region recogni� on.

Meanwhile, Hale’s re-crui� ng classes have also garnered na� onal

a� en� on. In 2006, UCF’s incoming class was listed at 24th by Soccer-Buzz.com, the program’s highest na� onal ranking. The Knights were also ranked among the top 75 in 2004 and 2005. Prior to the 2007 cam-

paign, Hale witnessed UCF claim the top recrui� ng spot in C-USA and was ranked 39th in the na� on.

Over the past six years, Hale’s recruits have earned four conference player of the year awards, 39 all-conference honors and 24 all-region dis� nc� ons, while Aline Reis was named an NSCAA All-American in 2008.

During Hale’s fi rst two seasons at UCF, the Knights won Atlan� c Sun Championship � tles and played in the postseason. The 2004 squad advanced to the second round of the NCAA Championship. In 2003 and 2004, Hale helped coach a UCF off ense that was ranked in the top 25 in the country in scoring. Since moving to C-USA in 2005, Hale has helped the Knights rack up two regular-season crowns and two trips to the NCAA Tournament.

Before moving to UCF, Hale spent three years as an assistant coach at Oral Roberts. The Golden Eagles won two Mid-Con� nent Conference regular season � tles with Hale on the sideline. In Hale’s fi rst season at Oral Roberts, the team recorded a school-record 14 victories in 2000.

While at Oral Rob-erts, Hale also worked as the direc-tor of coaching for the Central Tulsa Thunder Soccer Club. In 2002, he be-gan coaching in the Oklahoma Olympic Development Program.

A 1997 graduate from Oral Roberts, Hale served as an assistant boy’s soccer coach at Union High School in Tulsa, Okla. Union captured the 1997 Oklahoma Class 5A State Championship.

Born: Aug. 8, 1976 - Resides: OrlandoEduca� on: Oral Roberts, 1999, B.S. in theologyCoaching Career:UCF, Associate Head Coach, 2007-PresentUCF, Assistant Coach, 2003-06Oral Roberts, Assistant Coach, 2000-02

THE HALE FILE

COLBY HALE

WOMEN’S SOCCER

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Resides: Orlando with her jack russel terrier/schnauzer named CondiEduca� on: Anderson University, 1995, B.A. in graphic design and communica� ons. Presently working on her master’s in biblical studies at Reformed Theological SeminaryCoaching Career:UCF, Assistant Coach, 2000-PresentCentral Florida United Premier Coach, 1998-00 and 2007-PresentTrinity Prep, Head Coach, 1999Edgewater High School, Assistant Coach, 1998Anderson University, 1995-97Playing Career:Tampa Bay Extreme, 1999Orlando Ladyhawks, 1998Indiana Blaze, 1997Anderson University, 1991-94

THE FISHTER FILE

Assistant coach - 10th season with the Knights

Volunteer assistant coach - 11th season with the Knights

UCF has always been known for its dynamic and im-pressive goalkeepers. And in her 10th season as an assistant coach, Donna Fishter con� nues to lead the way in net.

Since Fishter arrived in Orlando for the 2000 cam-paign, the Knights have posted 77 total shutouts and a 1.13 goals-against-average. She has mentored some of the top goalkeepers in school history, including Jes-sica Kuhlman, Jennifer Manis and All-American Aline Reis. Kuhlman earned First-Team All-Atlan� c Sun Con-ference honors in 2002 and fi nished her career with 19.8 shutouts, good for fi � h all-� me at UCF.

A� er pos� ng 1.07 overall GAA and four shutouts, Ma-nis was named Second-Team All-Conference USA and

earned a spot on the Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa� on of America All-Southeast Re-gion third team in 2006. She followed that up in 2007 with

10 shutouts, a 0.87 GAA and 126 saves, the second most in a single-season at UCF. Manis went on to be named the C-USA Defensive Play-er of the Year and an NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-Ameri-

can.

During 2008, Fishter mentored redshirt

freshman into becoming UCF’s fi rst star� ng fresh-man keeper since 1995, as Reis went on to post six shutouts and 107 saves, the fi � h-most in school his-tory. Fishter’s guidance enabled Reis to be named an NSCAA All-American, serving as one of just three freshmen in the country who were selected to either the fi rst or second teams. Reis also was voted onto the All-C-USA Second Team and the C-USA All-Fresh-man Team.

In addi� on to her du� es with the keepers, Fishter provides the team with leadership training through-out the year.

A 1995 graduate from Anderson University in Indiana with a degree in graphic design and communica� ons, Fishter started in goal for the Ravens from 1992-94. Upon gradua� on, she joined the coaching staff at her alma mater.

Fishter spent three years playing in the United Soc-cer Leagues women’s division. She started her career with the Indiana Blaze in 1997. A� er moving to Flor-ida, Fishter spent � me with the Orlando Ladyhawks and the Tampa Bay Extreme.

A� er a one-year s� nt as an assistant coach at Edge-water High School in Orlando, she served as the head coach at Trinity Prep in 1999.

Fishter also founded Sequel Ministries, Inc., an orga-niza� on dedicated to leading and training genera� ons to con� nuously pursue the abundant life in Christ. Over the last six years, she has traveled throughout the country delivering the organiza� on’s message.

Fishter is currently seeking her master’s degree in biblical studies from Re-formed Theological Seminary in Orlan-do.

Fishter assists head coach Amanda Cromwell with the administra� on and opera� on of the Central Florida Soccer Academy each summer.

A UCF alumnus and one of the greatest soccer players of all-� me, Michelle Akers is entering her 10th year as a volunteer assistant coach with the Knights. Akers spent 15 years with the U.S. Na� onal Team and was named FIFA’s Female Player of the Century in 2002.

The second all-� me leading goal scorer in UCF history, Akers played with the Knights from 1984-88 and

was a four-� me All-America selec� on. In 1987, she guided UCF to the NCAA College Cup. A year later, she won the inaugural Hermann Trophy, given to the top player in the na� on. Akers fi nished her collegiate career with 52 goals, 30 assists and a school-best 134 total points. She was inducted into the UCF Athle� cs Hall of Fame in 1998.

Akers played on the fi rst U.S. Women’s Na� onal Team in 1985 and scored the fi rst goal in the history of the program. In the inaugural FIFA Women’s World Cup in 1991, she scored a tournament-high 10 goals, including fi ve in one game. She guided her country to a win over Norway in the championship match, scoring two goals, and took home the tournament’s Golden Boot for the most goals.

Akers also was a member of the U.S. Women’s World Cup squad in 1999, which also won the � tle. In 1996, she won a gold medal with the U.S. team at the Summer Olympics in Atlanta, Ga.

Akers was awarded the FIFA Order of Merit in 1998 for her contribu� ons to the game of soccer. She re� red in 2000 and fi nished her na� onal team career with 105 goals and 37 assists in 153 contests.

Along with Mia Hamm, Akers was one of only two women named to the FIFA 100, a list of the 100 greatest living soccer players, in 2004. That same year, she was inducted into the U.S. Na� onal Soccer Hall of Fame.

Michelle Akers played a dynamic role for the United States’ 1999 World Cup victory.

DONNA FISHTER

MICHELLE AKERS

UCF KNIGHTS

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Sr. - 5-9 - F - Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Springs #32008 - Named to the All-C-USA Second Team- Led the Knights and ranked fourth in C-USA with seven assists- Chipped in fi ve goals for a total of 17 points, which � ed for 11th in C-USA- Ripped off 43 shots with 17 of them on goal in 20 starts and 23 games played- Selected as the C-USA Off ensive Player of the Week by scoring the game-winner in the 84th minute to defeat No. 19 Florida, and also added an assist in 1-0 victory over Har� ord- Collected a season-high two helpers against Marshall, as well as fi ve points on two goals and an assist vs. Houston- Registered a goal against No. 21 Kansas and the game-winner at Southern Miss- Also earned assists against UC Davis, No. 17 Illinois and East Carolina

2007 - Voted onto the All-C-USA Second Team, as well as the Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region Second Team and the NSCAA All-Southeast Second Team- Second on the team with eight goals and 21 points, and also collected fi ve assists and three game-winners in 22 matches- Tied for sixth in C-USA in points and ninth in assists- Registered an assist in the opener vs. Minnesota en route to earning a spot on the

Lady Vol Classic All-Tournament Team- Named the UCF Invita� onal Tournament MVP and the C-USA Off ensive Player of the Week a� er pos� ng a goal and an assist against UNLV and UC Davis- Had a point in six-straight games, including hit-� ng the back of the net on fi ve-straight occasions, from Sept. 19-Oct. 12- Had a three-point aff air vs. Loyola and Tulsa, while connec� ng for the game-winner against Marshall and East Carolina- Scored twice in a win over UTEP

2006 - Saw limited ac� on in eight matches due to injury- Recorded two shots, both against Conference USA opponents

Prior to UCF - A four-year le� erwinner at Winter Springs High School- Named fi rst team all-conference and all-county- A member of the Michelle Akers Classic All-Tournament Team- Played with the Florida ODP State Team- Selected Orlando Sen� nel Athlete of the Week in December 2005- Also ran track at WSHS- Was a state fi nalist in long jump and triple jump

Personal - Daughter of Kenneth and Giovanna George- Sister Stacey played for the Knights from 2004-06- Majoring in interdisciplinary studies

Year G/GS G A PTS SH SOG GWG GTG 2006 8/0 0 0 0 2 0 0 02007 22/22 8 5 21 44 23 3 02008 23/20 5 7 17 43 17 2 0Totals 53/42 13 12 38 89 40 5 0

Sr. - 5-7 - GK - Kailspell, Mont./University of Utah #002008 - Earned one start in three games played- Finished with four saves and just one goal against- Made one save in 33:53 vs. Marshall, and another in 5:24 against Houston- Got the start at Southern Miss, stopping two shots before leaving for an injury

Prior to UCF - Served as Utah’s star� ng keeper in 2007, going 11-4-4 with fi ve shutouts- In two years at Utah, posted a 1.31 GAA and 83 saves- Played senior year at Alta High School in Utah, leading the team to the 2004 state � tle- Also suited up for Montana’s Flathead High School- Was an all-state selec� on fi nal three high school seasons- Member of the FC Bozeman club team in Montana from 2002-03 and the Cel� c Storm in Utah in 2004- Guided each squad to their respec� ve state cup � tles

Personal - Daughter of Sco� and Kelly Lee- Major is interdisciplinary studies - focusing on sociology, mass comm and art

Year G/GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV SV% SO 2006* 6/1 1-0-0 139:15 0 0.00 7 1.000 12007* 20/18 11-4-4 1857:16 29 1.41 76 .724 52008 3/1 0-0-0 74:06 1 1.21 4 .800 0Totals 29/20 12-4-4 2070:37 30 1.30 87 .744 6

Sr. - 5-3 - D/M - Chicago, Ill./University of Maryland #132008 - Completed the season in UCF’s top-fi ve in minutes played with 1,811, helping the defense collect eight shutouts- Split � me as a midfi elder and a defender during the year- Scored one goal while taking 24 shots, eight on net- Played all 110 minutes against UC Davis, taking two shots- Amassed four a� empts, scoring in the 32nd minute in a victory over Marshall- Took three shots against East Carolina and Rice- Competed in all 90 minutes of both games of the C-USA Championship, as well as the NCAA Tournament win over Miami

Prior to UCF - Spent two years at the University of Maryland, recording three goals and three assists in 30 games- Made 10 starts and had two game-winners, one vs. No. 10 Tennessee and the second vs. No. 11 Virginia, as a freshman- Selected to Soccer America’s Team of the Week for her performance against Tennessee- Was the 2004 and 2005 Independent Schools Player of the Year and set The La� n School of Chicago record with 66 career assists- Credited with the fastest goal in Illinois history by scoring 12 seconds into a match- Helped Eclipse Select club team to the 2004 and 2005 U.S. Youth Soccer Associa-� on na� onal � tles- Spent fi ve years as a member of the Region II ODP

Personal - Daughter of Dudley and Anne Maynard- An interdisciplinary studies major

Year G/GS G A PTS SH SOG GWG GTG 2006* 16/2 0 1 1 14 3 0 ---2007* 14/10 3 2 8 22 --- 2 ---2008 23/20 1 0 2 24 8 0 0Totals 53/32 4 3 11 60 --- 2 ---

YVONNE GEORGE

LYNZEE LEE

EMILY MAYNARD

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS * - University of Utah

CAREER STATS * - University of Maryland

WOMEN’S SOCCER

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Sr. - 5-3 - D - Virginia Beach, Va./Cape Henry Collegiate #172008 - Voted onto the Preseason All-C-USA Team, and fi nished the year by being se-lected to the All-C-USA First Team and the NSCAA All-Southeast Region Team- Also named to the Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region Second Team- Served as one of just two players to make a start in all 23 games, pu� ng in 1,824 minutes of � me- Logged over 100 minutes twice, the fi rst against UC Davis and the second vs. Rice- Helped the defense collect eight shutouts- Added two assists and placed two of four overall shots on goal- Picked up a helper in a 2-1 win over Illinois State- Earned another assist at Southern Miss

2007 - Selected to the All-C-USA First Team and to the NSCAA All-Southeast Region Sec-ond Team- Made 22 starts in 23 matches, playing in 1,756 minutes- Scored once and added six goals for eight points- Tied for fourth in C-USA in assists- Notched an important assist in a 2-1 win over UNLV- Hit the back of the net and tallied a helper for a three-point aff air at Mississippi State- Played all 110 minutes against Miami and No. 11 Florida State- Earned an assist in the � e with the Seminoles- Also recorded assists against Tulsa, UTEP and East Carolina in the C-USA quar-terfi nals- Worked at least 90 minutes in both NCAA Tournament games

2006 - Played in all 19 games while making 18 starts- Selected to the All-Conference USA Second Team and the C-USA All-Freshman Team- Earned All-Southeast Region Freshman Team and Third Team honors from Soc-cerBuzz.com- Named to the C-USA Commisioner’s Honor Roll

- Anchored the UCF defense that recorded shut-outs of Florida Atlan� c, Fresno State, No. 9 Rice, UAB and Marshall- Recorded fi rst collegiate point on an assist on Hanna Wilde’s opening goal at Houston- Registered three shots, two on goal

Prior to UCF - A six-year le� erwinner at Cape Henry Collegiate School- Ranked among the top 50 recruits by SoccerBuzz.com- Received All-America status from the NSCAA- Earned fi rst-team all-conference honors all four years- Twice named All-Tidewater, including fi rst-team honors in 2005- Selected varsity MVP 2002 and 2003- Team was state champions in 2002 and 2004 and state runner-up in 2003 and 2005- A member of Beach FC Frye club soccer team, which advanced to the Jeff erson Cup semifi nals in 2003 and 2004- A member of the U17 Na� onal Pool- Traveled to Brazil with the Region I ODP team

Personal - Daughter of Max and Patricia Moore- Majoring in poli� cal science


Sr. - 5-6 - D - Tallahassee, Fla./Armstrong Atlan� c State Univ. #162008 - One of only two Knights to start all 23 matches, leading the en� re team with 2,146 minutes played- Helped guide the defense to eight shutouts- Competed in every minute of UCF’s fi rst nine games of the season, logged 73 minutes at Memphis, then fi nished the year by never si� ng on the bench the rest of 2008- Notched a point by assis� ng on a goal at UAB

2007 - Played in all but one match for the Knights, taking three shots in 642 minutes- Saw at least 20 minutes of ac� on 14 games during the year

- Posted a shot against Minnesota, Miami and East Carolina- Made the start and played a season-high 90 min-utes in the C-USA � tle game vs. Memphis

Prior to UCF - Transferd to UCF a� er playing one year at Arm-strong Atlan� c State University, a Division II school located in Savannah, Ga.- Averaged a point per game in 2006, scoring 10 goals and adding three assists for 23 points in 23 matches- Earned All-Peach Belt At-Large honors for her performance- Prior to a� ending AASU, was a four-� me le� erwinner for Lincoln High School, where she held the school record for most career goals with 70- Also set the record for goals in a game with seven- Served as team captain as a senior- Selected as All-Big Bend by the Tallahassee Daily Democrat all four years

Personal - Daughter of Sharon and Reginald Ofuani- Majoring in Spanish

Year G/GS G A PTS SH SOG GWG GTG 2006* 23/8 10 3 23 49 25 3 02007 22/1 0 0 0 3 1 0 02008 23/23 0 1 1 0 0 0 0Totals 68/32 10 4 24 52 26 3 0

NIKKI MOORE

AMAKA OFUANI

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS * - Armstrong Atlan� c State University

UCF KNIGHTS

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Sr. - 5-9 - M - Coral Springs, Fla./Douglas #52008 - Completed the year in second place on the team with six assists while playing in all 23 games- Added a pair of goals for 10 total points- Helped out on goals vs. Marshall, Rice, Southern Miss and in the C-USA Champi-onship vs. Rice- Delivered a career-high six points on two goals and two assists against Houston- Against the Cougars, amassed a season-best six shots with three on net- Also took three shots with two on target in the NCAA Tournament vs. Miami

2007 - Made 14 starts in 22 matches played, scoring six goals and adding three assists for 15 points- Four of her six tallies were game-winners, which ranked in a � e for second in Conference USA- Scored twice and had the game-winner against both Loyola and at SMU- Named C-USA Off ensive Player of the Week for her eff orts in the win over the Greyhounds- Peppered the UTEP goalie with six shots and had two assists in the victory over the Miners- Recorded game-winners in the regular-season fi nale against Southern Miss and the C-USA semifi nal win over Rice- Had an assist against Auburn in the NCAA Tournament Second Round

2006 - Played in all 19 matches, star� ng four- Earned a spot on the C-USA Commisioner’s Honor Roll- Scored three goals for six points- Fi� h on the team in shots with 26

- Recorded fi rst collegiate goal against Florida At-lan� c- Ne� ed the game-winner at East Carolina- Had the opening goal against No. 15 SMU

Prior to UCF - Played at Douglas High School- Recorded 38 goals with 22 assists in her fi nal season- Team won the state � tle three � mes- Received All-America recogni� on from both EA Sports and the Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa� on of America (NSCAA)- Also selected Florida Player of the Year by the NSCAA- Named Miss Soccer by Florida Dairy Farmers Associa� on- Claimed fi rst-team all-state honors for three years- Twice named Sun-Sen� nel and Miami Herald Player of the Year- A fi ve-� me club state champion, regional champion and U16 na� onal fi nal four- Also played for the Florida State and Region III ODP team pool teams

Personal - Daughter of Nick and Donna Schooley


Sr. - 5-7 - M - Burlington, Wash./Home Schooled #42008 - An All-C-USA First Team, NSCAA All-Southeast Region Second Team and Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region Third Team selec� on a� er recording fi ve goals and six assists for 16 points- Also placed fourth in the league with three game-winners and fi � h by taking 55 shots- Put 25 of those 55 shots on goal in 22 starts and 23 games played- Led all UCF midfi elders and forwards with 1,848 minutes played- Notched back-to-back game-winners in 1-0 victories over Har� ord and Pacifi c- Scored in her third-straight game in a � e vs. UC Davis- Picked up a goal against No. 21 Kansas- Earned two assists in wins over Colorado College and Houston- Had a three-point night on the game-winning goal and a helper in the C-USA Championship vs. Rice

2007 - Led Conference USA with 11 assists and � ed for 10th with 19 points (4-11--19)- Finished with 23 shots in 21 matches- Added an assist in the opener vs. Minnesota- Picked up UCF Invita� onal All-Tournament Team honors a� er connec� ng for the game-winner vs. UNLV and an assist against UC Davis- Completed the win over Mississippi State with a pair of assists- Scored once and assisted on another against Miami

- Had a helper vs. No. 11 Florida State, UTEP and Memphis- Picked up two more assists against Southern Miss- Assisted on the lone goal in a 1-0 win over Rice in the C-USA semifi nals- Recorded two goals in the 3-1 NCAA Tournament First Round win vs. Auburn

2006 - Played in 17 games, earning 15 starts- Selected to the Conference USA All-Freshman Team- Named to the C-USA Commisioner’s Honor Roll, and received the Academic Med-al for having a GPA of at least a 3.75- Second on the team in scoring with four goals and four assists for 12 points- Also second on the squad in shots with 41- Registered her fi rst assist on Hanna Wilde’s opening tally at Florida Interna� onal- First collegiate goal came as the game-winner against UC Santa Barbara- Recorded two goals and an assist on the game-winner at Houston- Also scored against Memphis in the following match- Posted an assist at Southern Miss and against UAB

Prior to UCF - Played club soccer for FC Royals- Team won the state � tle six � mes- A 2004 ODP Na� onal Champion and 2005 runner-up- A member of the U14 na� onal pool and U15 na� onal pool- Captured the na� onal championship with the U16 state ODP team- Also played for the regional team in 2005

Personal - Daughter of Jeff and Darlys Thomas


BRIANNA SCHOOLEY

BECCA THOMAS

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

WOMEN’S SOCCER

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Sr. - 5-7 - F - Palm Harbor, Fla./Palm Harbor University High #22008 - Second on the team with six goals, and fi nished the season with 13 points- Ranked in a � e for fourth in C-USA with three game-winners- Placed 13 of 22 shots on net, while playing in all 23 matches- Of the Knights who had at least 10 shots, her .591 shot-on-goal percentage led the en� re team- First goal of the year helped UCF defeat Illinois State, 2-1- Notched a pair of goals, including the game-winning tally, vs. Marshall- Picked up goals vs. Houston, Tulsa and Southern Miss- Added an assist during the regular season vs. Memphis

2007 - Led UCF with 13 goals, 28 points and fi ve game-winners while star� ng all 23 matches- Tied for fi rst in C-USA in goals scored, while ranking fi rst in game-winners and second in points- Opened the year by scoring the game-winner vs. Minnesota- Earned UCF Invita� onal Off ensive MVP honors by hi� ng the back of the net vs. UNLV and UC Davis- Delivered a pair of goals, including the game-winner, at Mississippi State- Named the C-USA Off ensive Player of the Week a� er registering a goal vs. Miami and No. 11 Florida State- Picked up an assist vs. Marshall and East Carolina, while scoring a goal at Tulsa- Tallied game-winners vs. UTEP and Memphis- Scored twice in the C-USA quarterfi nal win over East Carolina

2006 - Saw ac� on in 16 matches, star� ng seven- Fourth on the team in scoring with three goals and an assist for seven points- Five of her 11 shots were on net- Recorded a pair of goals at Marshall- Assisted on Brianna Schooley’s tally before scor-ing the game-winning goal in over� me against No. 15 SMU

Prior to UCF - A le� erwinner at Palm Harbor University High School- Named 2005 Pinellas County Female Player of the Year by the St. Petersburg Times- A member of the Florida All-State First Team- Recorded 29 goals, making her the top goal scorer at Palm Harbor in 2005- Team was state runner-up in 2005- Also played for the Region III Premier League and Countryside Lightning

Personal - Daughter of Jim and Andrea Whidden- Majoring in educa� on


Jr. - 5-9 - D/M - Niceville, Fla./Niceville #82008 - Ba� led back from an early injury to play in 12 matches with one start- Although in a shortened season, s� ll tallied three goals and two assists- Took seven shots with four of them on net- Registered two game-winners and was 1-for-1 on penalty kicks- In her fi rst game of the year, scored the tying goal with only 1:01 remaining in regula� on in a 1-1 draw against East Carolina- Notched the game-winner vs. SMU and added an assist against Southern Miss- Assisted on the tying goal vs. Miami in the NCAA Tournament, then scored the eventual game-winner on a penalty kick in the fi rst half- Played a season-best 63 minutes in the NCAA Tournament vs. No. 8 Florida

2007 - One of only 27 UCF recipients of the Conference USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal for student-athletes who achieved a cumula� ve GPA of 3.75 or be� er- Came off the bench in 18 matches, registering one goal on nine total shots- Recorded at least 20 minutes in eight games- Hit the back of the net vs. Marshall off three shots, two on goal- Had a season-high 40 minutes played in the NCAA Tournament Second Round � e against Florida

Prior to UCF - A four-year le� erwinner under coaches Michael Denton and Tim Brown at Nicev-ille High School- Three-� me fi rst-team all-area and all-county

- Received the Golden Boot award three � mes- Scored 31 goals and added eight assists, receiv-ing all-state honorable men� on as a freshman- Tallied 36 goals and 11 assists as a sophomore then had 18-5--41 totals the following year- Added 40 goals and nine assists as a senior, help-ing Niceville reach the state semifi nals- Team the won the district championship and ad-vanced to the regional semifi nals all four seasons- Played with the Pensacola Futbol club that won the 2002 Florida State Cup � tle- Was a member of the Northwest Florida Force that captured the Orange Classic Championship in 2005 and 2006- A star� ng forward on the Florida ODP team in 2002 and from 2004-06- Invited to USYS Region III ODP camp three years

Personal - Daughter of Frank and Kerry Halbert- Majoring in health sciences

Year G/GS G A PTS SH SOG GWG GTG 2007 18/0 1 0 2 9 4 0 02008 12/1 3 2 8 7 4 2 1Totals 30/1 4 2 10 16 8 2 1

LAUREN HALBERT

COURTNEY WHIDDEN

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

UCF KNIGHTS

28

Jr. - 5-4 - M/F - Middleburg, Fla./St. John’s Country Day #62008 - Delivered four goals for eight points while playing in 17 matches- Put eight of her nine shots on net- Posted a key goal in a 2-0 win over No. 17 Illinois, then followed that up with another goal in the next game at UAB- Put a shot into the mesh vs. Marshall- Played a season-high 52 minutes and tallied a goal against Houston

2007 - Completed fi rst year with the Knights with a goal and four assists for six points- Took 13 shots on the year with nine of them on goal

- Had two assists in the UCF Invita� onal- Posted a helper at Tulsa and SMU- Scored the game-winner against Auburn in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament

Prior to UCF - Played under head coach Mike Picke� at St. John’s Country Day School- During her senior year, team claimed its second-straight Florida 2A state � tle, outscoring opponents 33-0 in the tournament- The program’s all-� me leading scorer with 148 goals and second in assists with 86- Owns the school records for most assists, most goals and most points in a game- Named the team MVP in 2003, 2004 and 2006- Also played club for the Clay County United and Jacksonville Youth Soccer- Trained with the Florida Olympic Development Program from 2002-05- Ran track as well, winning the state � tle in the 100m and 200m in 2006

Personal - Daughter of Carmelo and Paula Martorana- Plans to major in pre-physcial therapy


Jr. - 5-9 - D - Planta� on, Fla./American Heritage #222008 - Started 18 of 19 matches at defender, guiding the Knights to eight shutouts- Registered 1,662 minutes of playing � me, taking fi ve shots with two on goal- Played 90 minutes or more in her fi rst 15 matches of the season, including fi ve games that went into double over� me- Also played the full 90 minutes in the NCAA Tournament contest at No. 8 Florida- Connected for the game-winning goal in double OT on a header off a corner kick at Colorado College

2007 - Voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team- Started 11 of 17 matches, pos� ng 1,131 minutes of work, three total shots and one shot on goal- Had at least 70 minutes of work in 10 games- Collected a shot against No. 7 Penn State, Ole Miss and Colorado College- Played all 110 minutes against Miami and No. 11 Florida State, as well as vs. No. 6 Florida in the NCAA Tournament Second Round

Prior to UCF - A fi ve-year le� erwinner for head coach Melissa Parham at American Heritage High School, where she played with teammate Heather Dooley- Recorded 15 goals and 11 assists in her career- Received all-county recogni� on from the Miami Herald and South Florida Sun-Sen� nel three � mes

- Team went to the state fi nal four in 2004 and 2006, while winning the championship in 2005- AHHS squad was ranked No. 1 in the na� on by the Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa� on of America- Named most improved player as a freshman- Earned the State Farm Good Neighbor Good Sport Award and the Best Midfi elder Award as a junior- Nominated for the Wendy’s Florida High School Heisman Award- Also played for the Weston Fury

Personal - Daughter of Steve and Becky Petrucco- Plans to major in forensic science


Jr. - 5-6 - F - Franklin, Tenn./Franklin #192008 - Sat out the month of September with an injury, but did see � me in 11 matches- Took three shots, placing two of them on goal- Played at least 10 minutes in six matches during the year

2007 - Came off the bench in 16 matches before suff ering an injury- Played 410 minutes, picking up a goal and an assist while taking 15 total shots- Earned a key assist in a 3-2 win over Loyola- Registered a season-high four shots and 49 minutes played at Marshall- Scored in the victory at Tulsa by ripping two shots on goal

Prior to UCF - Played four years for head coach Jimmy Burche� at Franklin High School- Two-� me all-region and all-district honoree- Scored 14 goals and helped the Rebels win the AAA state championship as a freshman- Earned the off ensive MVP award a� er leading the team in scoring during sophomore campaign- A senior captain and ne� ed eight goals- Named all-mid-state that same year- Also played for the TNFC `89 Blue club team, which won fi ve state � tles- Was the state runner-up and a regional semi-fi nalist in 2006- Captured the 2006 Premier League Champions- Inducted into the Na� onal Honor Society- Named an Interna� onal Baccalaureate Diploma candidate

Personal - Daughter of Stephen and Karen Horner- Majoring in science educa� on - biology


KACIE HORNER

AMANDA MARTORANA

CHRISTINA PETRUCCO

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

WOMEN’S SOCCER

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So. - 5-3 - F/M - Pembroke Pines, Fla./American Heritage #112008 - Saw � me in three matches with 43 minutes played- Placed one shot on goal and earned a key assist in a 2-2 draw against UTEP- Also competed against Colorado College and Houston

Prior to UCF - A four-year starter for head coach Melissa Parham at American Heritage High School, where she played with fellow UCF teammate Chris� na Petrucco- Scored 93 goals and added 71 assists during her career- Three-� me all-state honoree, and led the team twice in scoring

- Named off ensive player of the year in 2004 and 2005- Earned second-team all-state recogni� on as a freshman before being selected fi rst-team all-state as a sophomore and a junior- Received all-county honors from the Miami Her-ald and South Florida Sun-Sen� nel three consecu-� ve seasons- AHHS squad won the state championship and was ranked No. 1 na� onally by the Na� onal Soccer Coaches Associa� on of Amer-ica in 2005- Also played club soccer for the Weston Fury and trained with the state Olympic Development Program for three years

Personal- Daughter of Steve and Debbie Dooley- Father played semi-professional soccer in England- Plans to major in sports management

Year G/GS G A PTS SH SOG GWG GTG 2008 3/0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0Totals 3/0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0

So. - 5-7 - M/F - Jacksonville, Fla./Mandarin #202008 - Voted onto the C-USA All-Freshman Team, playing mostly as a defensive mid-fi elder for the Knights- Played in all 23 matches, making 16 starts and pu� ng in 1,621 minutes of work- Finished with three assists and 15 total shots- Earned fi rst collegiate point by se� ng up the game-winner in a 1-0 win at No. 19 Florida- Also delivered assists against Marshall and Tulsa, both victories- Logged over 70 minutes on 14 occasions, including over 100 against East Carolina and Colorado College

Prior to UCF - Starter all four seasons at Mandarin High School- Team captain as a senior and posted 92 career goals and 104 assists- Earned a spot on the All-Gateway Conference First Team every year- At the club level, was part of the 2005 and 2007 Disney Showcase fi nal four and the 2006 � tle game- Played in the 2006 Florida Youth Soccer Associa� on State Cup fi nal four, the 2006

Score at the Shore championship match and the Raleigh Cup fi nals in 2004 and 2005- Won the Region III Premier League � tle during the 2006-07 season- Was a starter with the Florida “A” Team Olympic Development Program from 2004-06, where the squad placed third at the 2006 na� onal champi-onships

Personal - Daughter of Jeff and Karrie Hubbard- Plans to major in athle� c training


So. - 5-7 - M - Satellite Beach, Fla./Satellite #152008 - Played in all 23 matches as a freshman, making eight starts and fi nishing with 1,012 minutes of ac� on- Totaled three goals and four assists for 10 points, which ranked in a � e for fi � h on the team- Posted a point in three-straight games, notching fi rst collegiate goal against UC Davis before helping out on tallies vs. Illinois State and No. 17 Illinois- Collected three points on a goal and an assist against both Memphis and Tulsa

Prior to UCF - Two-� me co-captain at Satellite High School- Selected as the 2007-08 Florida Gatorade Player of the Year

- Named an Orlando Sharks 2007-08 Annual Elite 11 Pro Prospect- Won Satellite’s Golden Boot Award, was an All-Space Coast Conference pick and earned Florida Today Player of the Year honors by scoring 50 goals and adding 30 assists as a senior- Team won the state � tle in 2006-07- Was the 2005 Michelle Akers Classic Off ensive MVP- Competed with the Space Coast United club team, helping it win the 2006 and 2007 state crowns- With the Indialan� c Force, fi nished in second in points in the Region III Premier League- Also par� cipated with the Florida ODP 89’s from 2004-07

Personal - Daughter of Amy and Jeff Jackson- A biology major


HEATHER DOOLEY

STACIE HUBBARD

KATIE JACKSON

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

UCF KNIGHTS

30

So. - 5-3 - GK - Campinas, Brazil/Anglo Campinas #1Spent part of her 2009 summer as a keeper in the Brazil Na� onal Team camp.

2008 - In fi rst season at the Division I level, became the fi rst Knight since 1995 to be named an All-American, earning a spot on the NSCAA All-America Second Team- Was one of just three freshmen in the country to be on the fi rst or second teams- Served as just the second Knight in program history to grab a spot on the Soccer America All-Freshman Team, earning a nod to the second team- Named to the Soccer Buzz Freshman All-America Fourth Team and the All-South-east Region Freshman Team- Selected to the All-C-USA Second Team, the All-C-USA Freshman Team and the C-USA All-Tournament Team- Also racked up four separate league Defensive Player of the Week awards- Finished � ed for fi � h on UCF’s single-season chart with 107 saves- Posted a 13-6-3 record in 21 starts and 22 games played- Ranked second in C-USA in saves as well as shutouts with six

- Her .793 save percentage placed sixth in the league- Earned fi rst win and shutout by blanking No. 19 Florida on eight saves- Tallied a season-high 10 stops at Pacifi c, which was the Knights’ third-straight 1-0 victory- Made four saves in a shutout of No. 17 Illinois- Also collected shutouts of SMU and Tulsa- Notched 10 saves in the C-USA Championship, including nine vs. Memphis in the semifi nals- Registered six saves in the NCAA Tournament win over Miami

2007 - Sat out the season due to an injury, earning a redshirt- Selected to the C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll

Prior to UCF- Played with former Knight Danielle dos Santos for the Guarani Football Club that produced former Knight standout and two-� me All-Conference USA First-Team se-lec� on Roberta Pelarigo

Personal - Daughter of Rubens Chagas Reis and Naara Cris� na Villares- Majoring in sports and fi tness

Year G/GS W-L-T MIN GA GAA SV SV% SO 2008 22/21 13-6-3 2003:26 28 1.26 107 .793 6Totals 22/21 13-6-3 2003:26 28 1.26 107 .793 6

So. - 5-6 - M - St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg #9Par� cipated in Brazil’s Under-19 Na� onal Team Camp over the summer.

2008 - Saw � me in 13 games as a freshman- Scored once and added two assists for four points- Placed four of six shots on goal- Added a key assist in the win over No. 17 Illinois- Registered a season-high 44 minutes with one shot against Houston- Tallied a goal at Southern Miss, then assisted on another in the NCAA Tourna-ment triumph over Miami

Prior to UCF - Served as the St. Petersburg High School captain three-straight years- Led the squad to the 2007 Class 6A district championship- Finished senior season as the top goal scorer in the country with 27, and added 16 assists en route to St. Pete Times fi rst-team all-county honors- As a junior, guided St. Pete to the Class 6A state semis- Ne� ed 82 goals and had 87 assists during her high school career

- Was an Interna� onal Baccalaureate student- Selected to the Florida “A” Team ODP from 2003-07, compe� ng on the 2006 Na� onal ODP 90G third-place team and the 2005 Region III ODP 90G champioship squad- Played up one age group to help the St. Pete Raiders claim the 2003 state � tle

Personal- Daughter of Hortencia and Adelino Rodrigues- An adver� sing/public rela� ons major


The 2009 Senior Class

ALINE REIS

ANDREA RODRIGUES

CAREER STATS

CAREER STATS

WOMEN’S SOCCER

31

Fr. - 5-3 - M - Mechanicsburg, Pa./Mechanicsburg Area #27

Prior to UCF - Three-� me First Team Mid-Penn League selec� on at Mechanicsburg Area High School- Named all-state and a Patriot News Big 11 and a Sen� nel News Big 11 performer as a sopho-more and a junior - Recorded seven goals and a school-record 22 assists for 36 points to help Mechanicsburg reach the District-3AAA playoff s during her junior season - Olympic Development Program PA State Team in 2007 and 2008 - Olympic Development Program Region I Team in 2007 and 2008 - Club team reached the regional fi nals - Member of the Spanish Na� onal Honors Society

Personal - Daughter of Diane and Dave Brandt - Undecided on a major

Fr. - 5-7 - M/D - Manalapan, N.J./Manalapan #18

Prior to UCF - Four-year starter and two-year captain at Manalapan- Recorded 53 career goals and 38 assists for 144 points - Helped the team claim the 2008 Class A North � tle - Selected 2008 All-Shore First Team, Second-Team All-State Group Four and First Team Mon-mouth County - Voted MVP in the senior All-Shore All-Star Game - 2008 U.S. Club regional and na� onal champions with the PDA Pride- 2006 USYSA na� onal runner-up - Four-year member of the New Jersey Olympic Development Program state team (2003-07) - Two-year member of the Region 1 ODP Team (2004-05 and 2005-06) - ODP team claimed the Region 1 � tle in 2006 and 2007, and was the na� onal champions in 2006 while serving as a na� onal fi nalist in 2007 - Invited and a� ended the 2005 interregional training event

Personal - Daughter of Brian and Denise Carhart - Majoring in educa� on

Fr. - 5-4 - GK - Hun� ngton, N.Y./St. Anthony’s #0

Prior to UCF - A captain senior year at St. Anthony’s High School- Team won the New York Catholic High School Athle� c Associa� on state � tle with a 19-0-0 record and was ranked second na� onally in 2007- Also helped St. Anthony’s to the CHSAA fi nals in 2008- Competed for the Commack Blasters GU/18 Region One Premier League Team before join-ing UCF

Personal - Daughter of Donald and Elizabeth Bond- Majoring in environmental studies

Fr. - 5-4 - F - Tampa, Fla./Tampa Prep #12

Prior to UCF - Four-year member of the Tampa Prep High School soccer team- Helped squad claim the 2008 Class 2A state � tle, and was a three-� me district champion- Three-� me All-Hillsborough County First Team honoree- Led the county in scoring as a freshman- At the club level for RSL Florida, was the U-17 state champion and the U-16 state runner-up

Personal - Daughter of Jim and Natalie Goodwin- Major is psychology - pre-med track

Fr. - 5-3 - M - Niceville, Fla./Niceville #25

Prior to UCF - Four-year starter at Niceville, serving as the only freshman on the varsity team in 2006 - Team advanced to the 5A fi nal four a� er winning districts as a sophomore- Named to the all-county team her fi rst two seasons - With club team First Coast KYX, won the 2008-09 Disney Showcase championship and in 2007-08, was the U.S. Club Na� onal Cup Region C champions, won the 11 v 11 President’s Day crown, was a Las Vegas College Showcase (Starlight) semifi nalist and a U.S. Club Na� onal Cup na� onal semifi nalist- Olympic Development Program Florida State Team regional pool 2005-08

Personal - Daughter of Blevins and Jennifer Howard - Major is undecided

Fr. - 5-6 - F - Satellite Beach, Fla./Satellite #26

Prior to UCF - 2008-09 captain for Satellite High, which fi nished second at states in 2008 and claimed the 5A � tle in 2007- 2008 Michelle Akers Courage and Leadership Award - 2007 FHSAA 5A Most Valuable Player - All-Space Coast First Team and Cape Coast All-Conference Team twice- Rise Magazine Florida All-Area Soccer Team Jan./Feb. 2008 - Florida Today Athlete of the Week during Jan. 2008 - Member of the Women’s Premier Soccer League Cocoa Expo Team - R3PL Premier League, RSL U-18s - Florida State Olympic Development Team from 2005-08 - 2007 U-17 Disney, Dallas Cup Spring Classic and Vulcan Cup champions

Personal - Daughter of Malcolm and Telethia Jewell - A psychology major

Courtney Whidden awaits a free kick last season against East Carolina.

NEWCOMERSCAROLINE BOND PAIGE GOODWIN

MARLEIGH HOWARDALEX BRANDT

AMY CARHART TISHIA JEWELL

UCF KNIGHTS

32

Fr. - 5-6 - M/F - Berlin, Germany #29

Prior to UCF - Member of the U20 German Na� onal Team for the 10 Na� ons Cup - Suited up for the U17 and U15 German Na� onal Teams - Scored 120 goals in 120 matches for 1.FC Union Berlin - Played in 80 matches for the Berlin State-Select Team

Personal - Plans to study sports management

Fr. - 5-4 - D - Upper Saddle River, N.J./N. Highlands Reg.#21

Prior to UCF - 2008 all-league fi rst team, all-county third team and all-state recogni� on at Northern Highlands Regional - Previously a member of Immaculate Heart Academy - 2006 Northern New Jersey Interscholas� c League (NNJIL) champions- 2005 and 2006 All-NNJIL First Team - 2008 U.S. Club Soccer Na� onal Champions with the PDA Pride- 2006 USYSA Na� onal Finalists and N.J. State Cup semifi nalists in 2006 and 2007 - Olympic Development Region I Team from 2007-08 and 2008-09 - Invited to a� end the Kuban Spring Tournament in March 2009 in Krasnodar, Russia, with the U-19 Region One Team and played against the U-19 Russian, Polish, Ukranian and Croa� an Na� onal Teams - Par� cipated in the 2007 Interregionals in Coral Springs, Fla. - Member of the New Jersey Olympic Development Team, as it was the 2007 Na� onal Cham-pions and 2008 Na� onal Runner-Up

Personal - Daughter of Lewis and Michele Kadell - A biology major

Jr. - 5-7 - D - Apopka, Fla./Polk C.C. #14

Prior to UCF - Two-� me NJCAA and NSCAA All-American while at Polk C.C.- Team ranked sixth in the country in 2007-08 and eighth in 2008-09 - 2007 Polk Women’s Athlete of the Year - Finished with 110 career goals and 40 assists at the high school level, playing for Apopka her fi nal three seasons and Evans High School as a freshman - Earned all-metro, all-county and all-Central Florida honors three seasons - Captain all four years for IUS Hayasa of the Region III Premier League - Placed third in the Donnelly Cup na� onals - Member of the 2006-07 U-23 Na� onal Camp/Pool - Helped the Florida Women’s Select Team to a regional championship in 2007 - Competed for the Florida Olympic Development Program Team from 1999-05, as it grabbed fourth place in the 2005 na� onals

Personal - Daughter of Roosevelt and Geneiva Newsome

Fr. - 5-5 - D - Fleming Island, Fla./St. John’s Country Day#28

Prior to UCF - Co-captain as a junior and a senior at St. John’s Country Day- 2006-08 district champions, advanced to the state fi nal four in 2006 and 2008 and was the FHSAA Class 2A state champions in 2007 - 2007 state champion in the long jump and 4x400 as a member of the track and fi eld team - Holds the school record in the long jump, triple jump and 300m hurdles - Seven-� me Junior Olympian in swimming - Played three seasons for Clay County United, the Florida State Cup champions in 2006 and 2007

Personal - Daughter of Tim and Mindy Quick - Major is health science

Fr. - 5-4 - F - Rockaway, N.J./Morris Knolls #23

Prior to UCF - Ranked among the top 10 leading scorers in Morris County - Earned New Jersey Girls Soccer Associa� on all-state accolades - Was a fi rst-team all-county, all-area and all-conference honoree - 2008 U.S. Club Soccer Na� onal Champions with the PDA Pride- 2006 USYSA Na� onal Finalists - New Jersey State Cup semifi nalists in 2006 and 2007

Personal - Daughter of Boris and Angela Radovcic

Fr. - 5-5 - M/F - Hobe Sound, Fla./Jensen Beach #7

Prior to UCF - Top goal scorer and recorded the most assists in the county - All-area selec� on her fi rst three seasons - Team MVP as a freshman, sophomore and junior and MVP A� acking Player three years- Collected over 90 goals in her career and posted over 50 assists at the high school level - Led the Region III Premier League in goals and assists with the Parkland Predators- Won the U-14 state cup, and par� cipated in the fi nal four every year since U-13 - Member of the Olympic Development Region III Team - Captained the 91 Girls A Team every season

Personal - Daughter of Mark and Lori Stokes

Fr. - 5-9 - F - Naantali, Finland/Aurajoki #24

Prior to UCF - Played in 40 Finnish Na� onal Team games and had 14 goals from 2005-08 - Competed in the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Championship in Russia - Also par� cipated in the UEFA Women’s U-19 qualifying tournaments in Boznia and Herze-govina, Wales, Belarus and Austria - Member of teams that played in the Women’s U-18 Open Nordic Championship Tournament and the Women’s U-17 Four Na� ons Tournament - Collected 13 goals in the Finnish women’s league in 2008

Personal - Daughter of Kirsi and Jouko Tikkanen - Majoring in chemistry

Fr. - 5-10 - D - Coral Springs, Fla./Douglas #32

Prior to UCF - Member of the Douglas High School squad which claimed the state � tle in 2007- Scored the game-winner in the state and regional fi nal that season- Won the defensive player of the year award as a sophomore- Was a Miami Herald and Sun-Sen� nel First Team All-County honoree- Played for the Parkland Predators U-17 club team- Helped the Predators earn the John Tally Showcase championship, and advanced to the 2007 State Cup Final Four- Competed in the Region III Premier League

Personal - Daughter of Andrew and Denise Poulton- Major is undecided

NEWCOMERSBIANCA JOSWIAK JUSTINE QUICK

STACY KADELLNICOLETTE RADOVCIC

KIM NEWSOME

CHLOE STOKES

KRISTEN POULTON

TIIA TIKKANEN

WOMEN’S SOCCER

33

2008 statisticsOVERALL: 14-6-3 CONF: 7-2-2 HOME: 6-2-1 AWAY: 6-3-2 NEUT: 2-1-0

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT9 DOS SANTOS, Danielle 23-14 1463 8 5 21 46 .174 27 .587 0-0 1 0-0 3 GEORGE, Yvonne 23-20 1408 5 7 17 43 .116 17 .395 4-0 2 0-0 4 THOMAS, Becca 23-22 1848 5 6 16 55 .091 25 .455 2-0 3 1-3 2 WHIDDEN, Courtney 23-12 918 6 1 13 22 .273 13 .591 0-0 3 0-0 15 JACKSON, Ka� e 23-8 1012 3 4 10 16 .188 5 .312 0-0 0 0-0 5 SCHOOLEY, Brianna 23-14 1213 2 6 10 41 .049 15 .366 0-0 0 0-0 12 WILDE, Hanna 22-18 1359 3 3 9 39 .077 15 .385 1-0 1 0-0 6 MARTORANA, Amanda 17-0 482 4 0 8 9 .444 8 .889 0-0 0 0-0 8 HALBERT, Lauren 12-1 475 3 2 8 7 .429 4 .571 0-0 2 1-1 24 RODRIGUES, Andrea 13-0 249 1 2 4 6 .167 4 .667 0-0 0 0-0 20 HUBBARD, Stacie 23-16 1621 0 3 3 15 .000 3 .200 1-0 0 0-0 13 MAYNARD, Emily 23-20 1811 1 0 2 24 .042 8 .333 0-0 0 0-0 7 DE LEON, Sarah 23-19 1514 1 0 2 12 .083 7 .583 0-0 1 0-0 22 PETRUCCO, Chris� na 19-18 1662 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0-0 1 0-0 17 MOORE, Nikki 23-23 1824 0 2 2 4 .000 2 .500 1-0 0 0-0 21 HINCE, Sheri 14-2 293 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0-0 0 0-0 11 DOOLEY, Heather 3-0 43 0 1 1 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 16 OFUANI, Amaka 23-23 2146 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 3-0 0 0-0 19 HORNER, Kacie 11-0 139 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 1-0 0 0-0 25 KRATCH, Kaci 12-0 221 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 23 LARRETT, Elise 1-0 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 1 REIS, Aline 22-21 2003 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 0 GARDNER, Jessie 2-1 94 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 00 LEE, Lynzee 3-1 74 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1-0 0 0-0 Total............... 23 23875 43 44 130 352 .122 161 .457 14-0 14 2-4 Opponents........... 23 - 29 26 84 328 .088 147 .448 14-0 6 0-0

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho0 GARDNER, Jessie 2-1 93:32 0 0.00 4 1.000 1 0 0 000 LEE, Lynzee 3-1 74:06 1 1.21 4 .800 0 0 0 01 REIS, Aline 22-21 2003:26 28 1.26 107 .793 13 6 3 6TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 2 Total............... 23 2171:04 29 1.20 118 .803 14 6 3 8 Opponents........... 23 2171:04 43 1.78 118 .733 6 14 2 3

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUCF 20 21 1 1 43Opponents 15 13 0 1 29

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUCF 140 186 13 13 352Opponents 138 169 11 10 328

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUCF 58 56 2 2 118Opponents 44 63 7 4 118

CORNER KICKS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUCF 48 50 2 6 106Opponents 43 48 3 3 97

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalUCF 102 111 8 6 227Opponents 101 108 8 2 219

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY UCF OPPTotal 3238 5655Dates/Avg Per Date 9/360 11/514Neutral Site #/Avg 3/564

NSCAA ALL-AMERICANALINE REIS

UCF KNIGHTS

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ucf all-time rosterA Akers, Michelle**** 1984-88Allmann, Amy*** 1984-87Ames, Julia* 1993Anderson, Michelle*** 1998-01Anthony, Beki 1999Asby, Brooke**** 1999-02Auff ant, Margre� e**** 1996-99

B Bailey, Kim* 1986Baines, Courtney**** 2002-05Baker, Jenny* 2006Banuls, Maria** 1997-00Barker, Angela* 1981Barnes, Alyson**** 1986-89Barnes, Kelley**** 1988-91Baughman, Pam* 1981Bauguss, Nicole 1993-94Begley, Kate*** 2003-07Bilby, Kris� n*** 2004-06Black, JoAnna**** 2001-04Blackwell, Jennifer**** 1988-91Blagriff , Allison**** 2001-04Bleakney, Tara 1995Boles, Kathy 1998-00Bortz, Cara 2006Brandt, Becky* 2002-04Brann, Heather**** 1990-94Brassil, Irene* 1983-84Brown, Noelle*** 1998-01Buckstein, Kris� n 1990Buonpane, Nancy** 1981-82

C Caicedo, Kris*** 1981-83Carter, Sandy**** 1986-89Chesney, Grace 1983Cieslack, Nicole**** 1999-02Clarkson, Andrea 2000Clippinger, Cindy** 1981-82Coble, Amanda 1998-00Coley, Kelly** 1983-84Conner, Kit**** 1987-90Cornell, Sarah 2000-01Coshland, Jill 1988Creighton, Rena**** 1987-90Cushman, Bri� any 2003

D DaPrato, Karyln* 1996DeBellas, Lauren 2000-01DeCespedes, Michelle** 2005-06de Leon, Sarah*** 2006-08Desan� s, Mary Jo* 1985Doerger, Chris 1989Dooley, Heather* 2008-presentdos Santos, Danielle** 2007-08Drake, Karen**** 1990-93Dryden, Laura**** 1981-85Dunning, Stacy 1983

E Ebright, Brandi 1992Edstrom, Ida* 2000Ellis, Samantha* 1998Eraso, Julia 1999Eshelman, Becca**** 2001-04

F Farkasfalvy, Garbriela 2002Fellner, Melissa** 1987-89Fireall, Monique** 2003-04Flock, Kendra* 2004-05Ford, Amy*** 1981-83Foster, Leanne 2003Freeman, Melanie* 1993-94Fritz, Deanna* 1982Fulsang, Tammy** 1990-91

G Gabbert, Stephanie* 1985Gagnon, Stephanie 2008Galish, Lisa 1984Gancitano, Linda**** 1981-84Gardner, Jessie** 2004-08Gascoigne, Ansley 2001-02Geltz, Amy**** 1991-94George, Stacey** 2004-06George, Yvonne*** 2006-presentGharibvand, Amy* 2003-04Golden, Leslie*** 1992-96Golembiewski, Ellen**** 1985-88Gozley, Liza** 1985-86Griffi n, Lisa 1991Griffi s, Lisa* 1981Gringer, Stephanie**** 1991-94Guillan, C.C.**** 1999-02Gumina, Sarah* 1996-97Gwaltney, Tami* 1981

H Haarhues, Courtney**** 2000-03Haglund, Lyne� e* 1981Halbert, Lauren** 2007-presentHallgren, Jessica*** 2004-06Harless, Beth* 2002-05Harris, Danya*** 1996-98Harris, Mauri*** 1987-89Harris, Michele*** 1994-96Hayden, Laurie** 1986-87Heintz, Renee** 1987-89Hernandez, Gre� y 2001-02Heubner, Sue*** 1983-85Hince, Sheri* 2008Hipp, Kris* 1985Hoekstra, Vickie* 1985Hoff mann, Wendee* 1997Holapa, Mary** 1981-82Holschauer, Monica**** 1996-99Hoover, Dana**** 1991-94Hopkins, Erin** 2005-06Horbelt, Carolyn 1983Horner, Kacie** 2007-presentHowell, Cally**** 1997-00Huang, Kristen 2003Hubbard, Stacie* 2008-presentHughes, Sarah 2002Hummel, Carey 2004

J Jackson, Jessica** 2005-07Jackson, Ka� e* 2008-presentJardine, Michelle** 1981-82Johnson, LeKenya** 1994-95Johnson, Shawna**** 1989-92Johnson, Stephanie** 1988-89Jones, Amy**** 1993-96Jones, Cindy*** 1983-86Jones, Lydia** 2005-06

K Kane, Sara**** 1994-97Kenney, Chris� na 1992Kent, Brooke 1995Kessler, Chris**** 1983-86Khoury, Bridge� e 2007King, Amanda*** 1999-02King, Leslie 1993Kochevar, Kelly*** 1991-94Kohake, Claire**** 1997-00Kopp, Karen** 1991-92Korba, Lisa** 1982-83Koshan, Michele**** 1989-92Kratch, Kaci* 2008Kravec, Kelsey**** 2004-07Kuhlman, Jessica**** 1999-02Kurkowski, Kim*** 1981-83Kutudis, Jackie* 1998-01

L Laboran� , Donna*** 1981-84Larre� , Elise 2008Lay, Nancy** 1981-82Leathers, Sarah Pharr*** 1997-01Lee, Lynzee* 2008-presentLewis, Carol* 2000-02Lindsay, Gretchen*** 1995-98Lundin, Inger* 1983

M MacDowell, Pa� y**** 2000-03Madden, Lori 1992Maier, Lindsay**** 2000-03Mannarion, Nicole* 1989-90Manis, Jennifer*** 2005-07Martell, Chris� ne* 1997-00Martorana, Amanda** 2007-presentMascia, Chris� ne 2003Ma� heus, Pam* 2002Mawyer, Mandi* 2005-06Maynard, Emily* 2008-presentMcCain, Kate**** 2003-06McCarthy, Kelly* 1984-85McDevi� , Lauren* 2003-04McDonald, Sara**** 1999-02McDuffi e, Tamara* 1986Meade, Jaclyn* 2007Miller, Kellie 1994-95Miller, Melinda 1989-91Montgomery, Jennifer**** 2002-05Moore, Nikki*** 2006-presentMoreton, Jen 1991Morse, Kim 2007Mortberg, Sue**** 1982-84Mulqueeny, Kathy**** 1981-84Murchland, JoEllen**** 1983-86Musante, Kerry*** 1990-93Musco, Chris� e 1989-90

N Neal, Shannon 1996Nelson, Stacey* 1982Newport, Jessica* 2005-07Nicolas, Terry 1985

O O’Brien, Alyssa**** 1994-98O’Connor, Jennifer**** 1992-95Ofuani, Amaka** 2007-presentOlesen, Jenny**** 1984-87Orr, Arielle**** 2004-07Ostow, Jennifer 1992Overstreet, Rachel* 2003-05

P Palenik, Becki* 1985Panzik, Kassia* 1997-00Parham, Christy* 1995Pelarigo, Roberta** 2005-06Perez, Lucy* 1981Petrucco, Chris� na** 2007-presentPlizga, Karen*** 1993-97

R Ragsdale, Karen 1995Reese, Susan* 1981Reeves, Laurie 1994Reid, Cathy** 1988-89Reis, Aline* 2007-presentRichter, Karen**** 1987-90Rodrigues, Andrea* 2008-presentRodriguez, Jodi 1997Rohr, Donna*** 1989-92Ross, Shaina** 2002-05Ruth, Rebecca** 1993-95Rutherford, Tori 1995Ryter, Kerry** 1983-84

S Sampson, Shannon** 1986-87Sandven, Frankie* 1992San� padri, Alice 1995Savage, Summer*** 2002-04Schooley, Brianna*** 2006-presentSchreiner, Tiff any*** 1991-93Schuler, Terry** 1984-85Schultz, Mary**** 1984-87Sedita, Michelle* 1982-84Shave, Deborah* 1981Shaw, Liz**** 1991-95Shrum, Kim**** 1995-98Sidor, Amanda**** 2000-03Silagyi, Jacquie 1989-91Simons, Amy 1983-84Smith, Judy* 1981Smith, Kaylyn 2004Snaman, Julie*** 2002-05Sommer, Sue 1983Stoff el, Pamela 1992Stout, Kelly*** 1992-95Stuart, Becky 1988-90Suder, Leslie**** 1987-90

T Theis, Tina**** 1989-92Thomas, Alison**** 1996-99Thomas, Becca*** 2006-presentThomas, Danielle**** 1985-88Tomaselli, Lisa* 1987Tombragel, Julie**** 1988-92

U Uhlir, Alice* 1997-00Unsderfer, Krissa 1988

V Vanlooven, Jackie**** 1999-02Varas, Jean**** 1984-87Varas, Mary**** 1981-84Varga, Darcie** 1993-94Volz, Erin 1995-98

W Webb, Chris� na** 1995-98Weber, Allison 1999-02Wedlake, Caryn 1990Weldon, Shana 2006Welsh, Chrissy* 1995Whidden, Courtney*** 2006-presentWhiteaker, Rachel* 2004Wilde, Hanna**** 2005-08Wiltsey, Wendy**** 1996-99Wing, Shannon**** 2003-06Withers, Jessalyn**** 2003-06Wyant, Kim**** 1982-85

Y Young, Liz** 1989-90

* - Le� ers Earned

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all-time vs. opponentsWhen both teams competed on the varsity levelSchool W L T Last MatchAdelphi 1 0 0 W, 9-0 (1982)Air Force 1 1 0 W, 3-0 (2004)Alabama 3 1 0 L, 2-1 (1996)Alabama A&M 1 0 0 W, 11-0 (2000)Arizona State 0 1 0 L, 2-0 (2006)Arkansas 2 0 1 T, 1-1 (1995)Auburn 4 1 0 W, 3-1 (2007)Barry 9 0 3 W, 2-0 (1990)Belmont 4 0 0 W, 5-0 (2004)Berry (Ga.) 4 1 0 L, 3-2 (1993)Boston College 2 3 0 L, 2-1 (2004)Buff alo 1 0 0 W, 2-1 (2005)Butler 1 1 0 L, 1-0 (1997)California 0 2 0 L, 4-2 (1990)UC Davis 1 0 1 T, 2-2 (2008)UC Irvine 0 1 0 L, 1-0 (1997)UC Santa Barbara 3 1 0 W, 2-1 (2006)Campbell 11 1 1 T, 0-0 (2004)Centenary 2 1 0 W, 3-1 (1996)Charlo� e 1 1 0 L, 2-0 (1997)Cincinna� 2 1 0 W, 5-1 (1987)Clemson 0 1 0 L, 3-0 (1995)Colgate 1 0 0 W, 6-0 (1990)College of Charleston 3 2 0 L, 1-0 (1996)Colorado College 3 1 1 W, 2-1 (2008)Connec� cut 2 2 0 L, 2-1 (1994)Cornell 2 0 0 W, 1-0 (1997)Cortland State 1 0 0 W, 2-1 (1982)Creighton 1 0 1 W, 3-1 (1995)Davidson 0 1 0 L, 3-6 (1995)Dayton 1 2 0 L, 1-0 (2004)Detroit 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (2003)Duke 1 6 0 L, 3-0 (2002)East Carolina 4 0 2 T, 1-1 (2008)Erskine 2 0 0 W, 4-0 (1986)Florida 2 10 1 L, 2-0 (2008)Florida Atlan� c* 16 5 1 W, 2-0 (2006)Florida Interna� onal 25 4 3 W, 3-1 (2006)Florida State 2 7 1 L, 5-0 (2008)Fresno State 0 0 1 T, 0-0 (2006)Furman 1 0 0 W, 1-0 (1999)Gardner-Webb 3 0 0 W, 3-0 (2004)George Mason 1 5 1 L, 1-0 (1991)George Washington 4 1 1 W, 1-0 (2002)Georgetown 0 1 0 L, 1-0 (2000)Georgia 0 2 0 L, 1-0 (1998)Georgia State 6 2 0 L, 1-0 (2004)Harvard 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (1981)Har� ord 2 0 0 W, 1-0 (2008)Houston 4 0 0 W, 6-0 (2008)Howard 1 0 0 W, 8-0 (1999)Hun� ngdon 3 0 0 W, 13-0 (1989)Illinois 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (2008)Illinois State 1 0 0 W, 2-1 (2008)Jacksonville 9 2 0 W, 3-0 (2004)Jacksonville State 5 0 1 W, 3-0 (2002)Kansas 0 4 0 L, 3-2 (2008)Keene State 1 0 0 W, 4-0 (1989)Kentucky 1 0 0 W, 3-0 (1994)Liberty 1 0 0 W, 3-0 (2001)Lipscomb 3 0 0 W, 9-0 (2004)Loyola (Md.) 1 1 0 W, 3-2 (2007)Lynn 5 1 1 T, 0-0 (1993)Marshall 4 0 0 W, 4-0 (2008)Mary Washington 1 0 0 W, 6-0 (1986)Massachuse� s 1 5 3 T, 2-2 (1995)Memphis 3 3 0 L, 2-0 (2008)Methodist 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (1989)Mercer 11 1 2 W, 3-1 (2004)Miami (Fla.) 5 4 1 W, 3-1 (2008)Minnesota 2 0 0 W, 2-1 (2007)Mississippi 0 2 0 L, 1-0 (2007)Mississippi State 1 0 0 W, 3-2 (2007)

School W L T Last MatchMissouri-St. Louis 3 0 2 W, 6-0 (1987)Navy 0 1 0 L, 6-1 (2000)New Hampshire 1 0 0 W, 5-0 (1989)New Mexico 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (1998)North Carolina 0 15 3 L, 8-0 (1999)UNC-Greensboro 2 2 0 W, 3-0 (1998)UNC-Wilmington 1 0 0 W, 2-1 (1999)NC State 5 3 0 W, 4-2 (1994)N.E. Missouri State 1 0 0 W, 4-0 (1990)Northern Illinois 2 1 0 W, 3-2 (1999)Notre Dame 1 0 0 W, 3-0 (1991)Pacifi c 1 0 0 W, 1-0 (2008)Penn State 0 1 0 L, 1-0 (2007)Pepperdine 0 1 0 L, 2-1 (2005)Pi� sburgh 1 1 0 W, 3-1 (2003)Purdue 1 1 0 L, 2-4 (1999)Quinnipiac 1 0 0 W, 3-0 (2002)Radford 6 1 0 W, 3-1 (1991)Rhode Island 1 0 0 W, 5-2 (1989)Rice 4 1 0 W, 2-1 (2008)Rutgers 2 0 0 W, 1-0 (1990)St. Mary’s (Calif.) 1 0 0 W, 2-1 (1993)St. Thomas 4 0 0 W, 7-0 (1987)Samford 4 0 0 W, 5-2 (2002)San Diego State 1 1 0 W, 1-0 (2003)San Francisco 1 0 0 W, 4-1 (1990)Santa Clara 0 1 0 L, 3-1 (1990)Savannah 1 0 0 W, 13-0 (1990)SIU-Edwardsville 3 0 0 W, 2-0 (1986)SMU 4 3 0 W, 1-0 (2008)South Alabama 0 1 1 L, 1-0 (2001)Southern California 0 1 0 L, 1-2 (2000)Southern Miss 4 0 0 W, 4-1 (2008)Stanford 1 1 0 L, 3-1 (1992)Stetson 18 0 0 W, 1-0 (2004)Syracuse 1 1 0 W, 3-1 (2002)Temple 1 0 0 W, 3-0 (1992)Texas 0 1 0 L, 4-0 (2000)Texas A&M 3 3 1 L, 5-0 (2000)Texas Tech 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (1996)Troy 6 0 0 W, 5-0 (2004)Tulane 2 0 0 W, 4-0 (2005)Tulsa 3 0 1 W, 3-0 (2008)UAB 2 3 1 L, 4-1 (2008)UNLV 2 0 0 W, 2-1 (2007)USF 3 1 0 W, 5-0 (2004)UTEP 1 3 1 T, 2-2 (2008)Vanderbilt 2 0 0 W, 5-1 (1992)Villanova 1 0 0 W, 1-0 (1991)Virginia 1 0 0 W, 2-0 (1988)West Florida 1 0 0 W, 9-0 (1991)West Virginia 0 2 0 L, 4-0 (1999)William & Mary 4 1 0 W, 2-0 (1987)Wisconsin-Green Bay 1 0 0 W, 6-0 (1990)Wisconsin 1 2 1 L, 2-0 (1998)UW-Milwaukee 0 3 0 L, 1-0 (2005)Wright State 2 0 0 W, 3-1 (1999)TOTAL 317 148 38 (.668)*Includes forfeit win for Florida Atlan� c in 1996

When opponent was a club teamSchool W L T Alabama 1 0 0Duke 2 0 0 Florida 3 0 0Florida State 1 0 0McMurry 1 0 0 Miami 2 0 0TOTAL 10 0 0 (1.000)

All-Time Record 327 148 38 (.674)

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year-by-year results1981 (11-3-0) AIAW FinalsHead Coach: Jim RudyMiami W 20-0Florida State W 15-0Florida W 14-0at Miami W 13-0Vanderbilt # W 14-0Duke # W 11-1Alabama # W 6-0North Carolina # 1-5 LNorth Carolina 0-4 Lat Florida W 5-0Colorado College W 4-0Harvard W 2-0vs. Missouri-St. Louis % W 4-0at North Carolina & 0-1 L# UCF Invita� onal (Orlando, Fla.) % AIAW Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.) & AIAW Championship (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

1982 (10-1-2) NCAA FinalsHead Coach: Jim Rudyvs. SIU-Edwardsville ^ W 8-0vs. McMurry ^ W 10-0at Missouri-St. Louis ^ (OT) 1-1 TFlorida W 9-0George Washington & W 1-0Cortland State & W 2-1Missouri-St. Louis & (OT) 0-0 Tvs. Adelphi # W 9-0vs. Duke # W 5-0vs. Cincinna� # W 7-0Massachuse� s $ W 2-0Connec� cut ! W 3-1North Carolina % 0-2 L^ UM-St. Louis Invita� onal (St. Louis, Mo.)& UCF Invita� onal (Orlando, Fla.) # Brine Invita� onal (Chapel Hill, N.C.) $ NCAA Tournament Second Round (Orlando, Fla.) ! NCAA Semifi nals (Orlando, Fla.) % NCAA Championship (Orlando, Fla.)

1983 (4-4-2) Head Coach: Jim Rudyat Cincinna� 2-3 Lat William & Mary W 3-0at Wisconsin W 1-0at Missouri-St. Louis W 2-0at Boston College 1-2 Lat Connec� cut 0-1 Lat Massachuse� s 0-0 TGeorge Mason 0-2 LSIU-Edwardsville W 4-0at Texas A&M (OT) 0-0 T

1984 (10-4-0) NCAA Second Round Head Coach: Jim RudyBarry W 6-0vs. William & Mary ^ W 2-0at George Mason ^ 2-3 Lat Barry W 2-0North Carolina 0-1 LStanford & W 5-0Radford & W 2-0Texas A&M & W 4-0Erskine W 10-0Radford # W 3-1at North Carolina # 1-3 Lvs. North Carolina State # W 4-2William & Mary $ W 3-1at North Carolina % 1-4 L^ WAGS Tournament (Fairfax, Va.) & UCF Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) # North Carolina Invita� onal (Chapel Hill, N.C.) $ NCAA First Round (Orlando, Fla.) % NCAA Second Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

1985 (9-3-1) Head Coach: Jim Rudyat NC State W 2-1at North Carolina 0-2 LBarry (OT) W 2-0at Florida Interna� onal W 6-0at St. Thomas W 5-1at Barry (OT) 1-1 Tvs. Radford # 1-2 Lat George Washington # W 4-0vs. William & Mary # 0-1 LMercer W 12-0St. Thomas W 8-0Florida Interna� onal W 1-0Barry W 6-0# WAGS Tournament (Washington, D.C.)

1986 (15-3-1) Head Coach: Jim Rudyvs. George Mason $ (OT) 1-2 Lat North Carolina (OT) 1-1 TFlorida Interna� onal W 5-0vs. Radford ^ W 5-1vs. SIU-Edwardsville ^ W 2-0at Lynn W 7-0Alabama W 17-0at Florida Interna� onal W 1-0at Barry W 2-0vs. Mary Washington # W 6-0vs. NC State # (OT) 0-2 LBerry % W 3-0Lynn % W 4-0Hun� ngdon % W 10-1Erskine W 4-0North Carolina & 1-3 LBarry ! W 4-0Texas A&M ! W 2-0George Washington ! W 11-0$ at North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.)^ at Barry University (Miami, Fla.) # WAGS Tournament (Washington, D.C.) % UCF Invita� onal (Lyman HS-Winter Springs, Fla.) & at Bishop Moore HS (Casselberry, Fla.)! UCF Halloween Classic (Orlando, Fla.)

1987 (13-5-0) NCAA Final FourHead Coach: Jim RudyNorth Carolina State 1-2 LNorth Carolina 0-2 LMissouri-St. Louis W 6-0UC Santa Barbara 1-3 LCalifornia 1-3 LCincinna� W 5-1Barry W 1-0Lynn W 4-0Boston College W 2-1St. Thomas W 7-0Hun� ngdon W 3-0St. Thomas W 10-0William & Mary W 2-0vs. George Mason^ W 5-0Florida Interna� onal W 1-0Barry # W 3-0at NC State % W 3-0at Massachuse� s $ 2-1 L^ at William & Mary (Williamsburg, Va.) # NCAA First Round (Orlando, Fla.) % NCAA Second Round (Raleigh, N.C.) $ NCAA Semifi nals (Amherst, Mass.)

1988 (10-3-2) NCAA Second RoundHead Coach: Bill BarkerBarry W 3-0at Barry (OT) 0-0 Tat Florida Interna� onal W 1-0at Lynn W 4-0at George Mason 0-1 Lat Connec� cut W 2-0North Carolina (OT) 0-0 TAlabama W 6-0Florida Interna� onal W 4-0Rutgers W 3-1SMU W 4-3Texas A&M W 5-0Wisconsin 1-2 LVirginia $ W 2-0at North Carolina % 1-2 L$ NCAA First Round (Orlando, Fla.) % NCAA Second Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

1989 (11-1-2) Head Coach: Bill Barkerat Methodist W 2-0at North Carolina 0-1 Lat Mercer W 11-0at Berry W 4-0vs. Hun� ngdon # W 13-0Lynn W 1-0at Massachuse� s (OT) 1-1 Tvs. New Hampshire ^ W 5-0vs. Rhode Island ^ W 5-2Radford W 6-0Barry (OT) 0-0 TCornell W 1-0Florida Interna� onal W 4-0Keene State W 4-0# at Berry College (Mount Berry, Ga.) ^ UMass Tournament (Amherst, Mass.)

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year-by-year results1990 (9-4-3) Head Coach: Bill Barkerat Florida Interna� onal W 3-1vs. UW-Green Bay # W 6-0at Barry W 2-0at Santa Clara 1-3 Lat California 2-4 Lat San Francisco (OT) W 4-1Rutgers W 1-0Northeast Missouri State W 4-0at George Mason (OT) 0-0 Tvs. Radford ^ W 2-0vs. North Carolina $ (OT) 2-2 Tat George Washington 0-2 LSavannah W 13-0Colgate W 6-0Creighton 1-1 TMassachuse� s 0-1 L# at Florida Interna� onal (Miami, Fla.) ^ WAGS Tournament (Washington, D.C.) $ WAGS Tournament (Fort Belvoir, Va.)

1991 (10-5-1) NCAA First RoundHead Coach: Bill BarkerMercer W 6-0West Florida W 9-0Florida Atlan� c W 11-1at Massachuse� s 0-2 Lat Har� ord W 4-0UC-Santa Barbara W 5-1Florida Interna� onal (OT) W 4-2at George Mason % 0-1 Lvs. Villanova % W 1-0UNC-Greensboro 0-2 LGeorge Washington (OT) 1-1 Tat Duke ^ W 2-0vs. North Carolina ^ 1-7 LRadford W 3-1Notre Dame W 3-0at NC State # 0-4 L% WAGS Tournament (Washington, D.C.) ^ Duke Classic (Durham, N.C.) # NCAA First Round (Raleigh, N.C.)

1992 (10-5-1) Head Coach: Bill Barkervs. UNC-Greensboro ^ (OT) W 1-0at NC State ^ W 1-0Vanderbilt W 5-1Lynn 1-2 Lat Florida Interna� onal W 2-0vs. Stanford # 1-3 Lvs. Wisconsin # (OT) 2-2 Tvs. Arkansas & (OT) W 1-0vs. Wright State & (OT) W 1-0Berry W 3-1Butler W 1-0Duke 0-2 Lvs. Boston College & (OT) W 3-1vs. Temple & W 3-0SMU 1-2 LMassachuse� s 0-1 L^ NC State Invita� onal (Raleigh, N.C.) # Notre Dame Tournament (South Bend, Ind.) & at Florida Interna� onal (Miami, Fla.)

1993 (8-7-1, 5-1-0 A-Sun) A-Sun Co-ChampionsHead Coach: Karen Richtervs. St. Mary’s (Calif.) ^ W 2-1at Stetson W 12-0at North Carolina # 0-7 Lvs. Duke # 2-3 Lat Berry 2-3 Lat Mercer * W 2-0at Centenary * 0-2 Lat SMU 0-3 Lat Texas A&M (OT) 2-4 LLynn (OT) 0-0 TFlorida Atlan� c * W 4-0College of Charleston * W 13-0at Florida Interna� onal * W 2-0Stetson * W 12-1Dayton W 2-0Florida Interna� onal * 1-2 L* A-Sun Match ^ at Florida Interna� onal (Miami, Fla.) # Hardees/adidas Classic (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

1994 (13-5-1, 5-1-0 A-Sun) A-Sun ChampionsHead Coach: Karen RichterMercer (OT) 0-0 TNC State W 4-2at Florida Interna� onal * 0-1 Lat Stetson * W 6-0Florida Interna� onal * W 2-0at Massachuse� s $ 1-2 Lvs. Connec� cut $ 1-2 Lat Florida Atlan� c * W 5-0SMU 1-4 LTulsa ^ W 3-0Arkansas ^ (OT) W 2-1vs. Campbell # W 2-0vs. Auburn # W 2-0Stetson * W 6-0Florida Atlan� c * W 4-0vs. Kentucky & W 3-0at Duke & 0-2 LMercer ** W 5-1Florida Interna� onal ** W 2-0* A-Sun Match$ UMass Classic (Amherst, Mass.) ^ UCF Classic (Orlando, Fla.) # Georgia State Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.) & Duke Invita� onal (Durham, N.C.)** A-Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.)

1995 (10-7-4, 6-1-1 A-Sun) A-Sun ChampionsHead Coach: Karen Richterat Florida (OT) 2-4 LStetson * W 3-1Florida Atlan� c * W 3-0Florida Interna� onal * W 4-1vs. Creighton # W 3-1at Arkansas # (OT) 1-1 Tat Mercer ^ (OT) 4-4 Tvs. Clemson ^ 0-3 Lat C. of Charleston * (OT) W 4-3Davidson (OT) 3-6 LColorado College (OT) 1-3 LMassachuse� s (OT) 2-2 TC. of Charleston * 2-3 Lat Stetson * W 5-0at Florida Interna� onal * (OT) 3-3 TAlabama W 3-2

at Florida Atlan� c * W 5-0Dayton 1-3 LTexas A&M (OT) 0-1 Lvs. Centenary ** W 2-1at Campbell ** W 1-0* A-Sun Match # Arkansas/adidas Classic (Faye� eville, Ark.) ^ Mercer Invita� onal (Macon, Ga.) ** A-Sun Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.)

1996 (13-7-1, 6-3-1 A-Sun) A-Sun ChampionsHead Coach: Karen RichterFlorida Interna� onal * 1-2 LCollege of Charleston * W 2-0at Charlo� e W 1-0at Campbell * W 2-1Florida 0-2 LStetson * W 2-0Texas Tech W 2-0at UNC-Greensboro # 0-3 Lvs. Duke # 1-5 Lat Florida Atlan� c * + 0-1 LNorthern Illinois W 4-0at Stetson * W 3-1at College of Charleston * 0-1 LCampbell * W 3-0Mercer W 6-0at Florida Interna� onal * (OT) 0-0 TFlorida Atlan� c * W 1-0at Auburn W 1-0at Alabama 1-2 Lvs. Centenary ** W 3-1at Florida Interna� onal** W 1-0*A-Sun Match # Triad Area Classic (Greensboro, N.C.) + FAU Forfeit ** A-Sun Tournament (Miami, Fla.)

1997 (8-10-2, 6-0-0 A-Sun) Head Coach: Karen RichterGeorgia ^ (OT) 1-2 LDuke ^ 0-4 LFlorida Interna� onal * W 1-0South Alabama (OT) 3-3 TFlorida Atlan� c * W 2-0Cornell W 1-0at Stetson * W 2-0at UW-Milwaukee (OT) 0-1 Lat Northern Illinois 0-5 Lat Florida 0-7 LButler 0-1 LCharlo� e 0-2 Lat Florida Interna� onal * W 2-0at Florida Atlan� c * W 1-0Stetson * W 2-1at UC-Irvine 0-1 Lat San Diego State 1-4 LAuburn W 3-2vs. FIU ** (OT, PK) 0-0 T UCF won 4-3 on penalty kicksat Georgia State ** 0-2 L* A-Sun Match ^ UCF Classic (Orlando, Fla.)** A-Sun Tournament (Atlanta, Ga.)

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year-by-year results1998 (12-8-0, 4-0-0 A-Sun) A-Sun Champions/NCAA First Round Head Coach: Karen RichterFlorida 0-3 Lat Georgia & 0-1 Lvs. Syracuse & 1-5 Lat Stetson * W 4-0Miami W 2-1at Jacksonville * W 5-1Florida State W 1-0West Virginia (OT) 1-2 Lat New Mexico % W 2-0vs. UTEP % 1-4 LCampbell * W 6-0UNC-Greensboro W 3-0at USF 0-4 LPurdue $ W 2-1UW-Milwaukee $ 0-1 LFlorida Interna� onal W 4-1Florida Atlan� c * W 1-0Campbell ** W 4-0Jacksonville ** W 1-0at Wisconsin ! 0-2 L* A-Sun Match & Nike Soccer Classic (Athens, Ga.) % New Mexico Invita� onal (Albuquerque, N.M.) $ UCF Soccer Classic (Orlando, Fla.) ** A-Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) ! NCAA First Round (Madison, Wis.)

1999 (16-6-1, 8-0-1 A-Sun) A-Sun Champions/NCAA Second RoundHead Coach: Amanda CromwellHoward W 8-0 at Florida 0-5 LStetson * $ W 2-0Northern Illinois $ W 3-2at Purdue # 2-4 Lvs. Wright State # W 3-1at Florida Interna� onal W 3-1at Miami 0-4 LCampbell * W 5-0 Georgia State * W 2-0at Pi� sburgh (OT) 0-1 Lat West Virginia 0-4 Lat Jacksonville * W 4-0at Samford * W 2-0at Jacksonville State * (OT) 0-0 TMercer * W 3-0Troy * W 7-0at Florida Atlan� c * % W 1-0vs. UNC-Wilmington % (OT) W 2-1 Jacksonville State ** W 4-0Jacksonville ** W 4-1at Furman + W 1-0at North Carolina & 0-8 L* A-Sun Match ** A-Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) $ Hun� ngton Banks/Reebok Classic (Orlando, Fla.)# Boilermaker Cup (West Lafaye� e, Ind.) % FAU Tournament (Boca Raton, Fla.) + NCAA First Round (Greenville, S.C.) & NCAA Second Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.)

2000 (8-11-1, 7-2-0 A-Sun) Head Coach: Amanda Cromwellat Texas A&M 0-5 Lat Texas 0-4 LFlorida Interna� onal $ 1-4 LAlabama A&M $ W 11-0 at Navy # 1-6 Lvs. Georgetown # 0-1 LFlorida Atlan� c * W 1-0Boston College 0-2 Lvs. Southern California & 1-2 Lat Florida State % 1-3 Lvs. East Carolina % 0-0 Tat Mercer * 0-1 Lat Troy * W 3-0Jacksonville * 0-4 LJacksonville State * W 4-0Samford * W 5-0at Georgia State * W 3-2at Campbell * W 8-0at Stetson * W 3-0at Florida Atlan� c ** 1-2 L* A-Sun Match $ Kappa Classic (Orlando, Fla.) # Navy Invita� onal (Annapolis, Md.)& at Florida (Gainesville, Fla.) % Seminole Soccer Tournament (Tallahassee, Fla.)** A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, Fla.)

2001 (14-6-0, 9-1-0 A-Sun) A-Sun Champions/NCAA First RoundHead Coach: Amanda CromwellLipscomb W 3-0Liberty W 3-0Miami 1-4 LStetson * W 3-1at Florida Atlan� c 2-3 LKansas 1-2 LGeorgia State * (OT) W 2-1Campbell * W 2-1Florida State 0-5 LSouth Alabama 0-1 Lat Jacksonville State * W 2-0at Samford * W 2-0Troy * (OT) W 4-3Mercer * (OT) W 3-2USF W 3-2at Belmont * W 7-0at Jacksonville * W 2-0Georgia State ** W 5-2Florida Atlan� c ** W 2-1at Florida ^ 0-4 L* A-Sun Match ** A-Sun Tournament (Orlando, Fla.) ^ NCAA First Round (Gainesville, Fla.)

2002 (18-5-0, 10-1-0 A-Sun) A-Sun Champions/NCAA First RoundHead Coach: Amanda CromwellQuinnipiac # W 3-0George Washington # W 1-0Florida Interna� onal W 2-0Florida Atlan� c * W 2-0vs. Duke ^ 0-3 Lvs. Syracuse ^ W 3-1at Colorado College W 3-2at Air Force 0-1 Lat Georgia State (OT) W 1-0at Campbell (OT) W 3-2at Florida State 1-3 LBelmont * W 9-0at Mercer * W 3-0at Troy * W 7-0Jacksonville * 2-3 LJacksonville State * W 3-0Samford * W 5-2at Miami W 5-3at Gardner-Webb * W 3-0at Stetson * W 2-0vs. Jacksonville State ** W 3-0vs. Jacksonville ** W 3-2vs. Auburn $ 0-2 L* A-Sun Match # UCF Invita� onal (Orlando, Fla.) ^ Gator Invita� onal (Gainesville, Fla.) ** A-Sun Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.) $ NCAA First Round (Tallahassee, Fla.)

2003 (16-5-1, 9-1-0 A-Sun) A-Sun Champions/NCAA First RoundHead Coach: Amanda CromwellPi� sburgh W 3-1at USF W 2-1Miami W 1-0at Florida 1-3 Lvs. San Diego State # (OT) W 1-0at Kansas # 0-1 Lat Florida Atlan� c * 1-2 Lat Florida Interna� onal W 2-1Campbell * W 2-0Garnder-Webb * W 4-0 at Belmont * W 6-1at Lipscomb * W 6-0Florida State 0-3 LGeorgia State * W 1-0 Mercer * W 5-0at Jacksonville * W 2-0Stetson * W 3-0at Troy * W 1-0Detroit W 2-0vs. Stetson ** W 4-1at Florida Atlan� c ** (OT, PK) 2-2 Tat Florida $ (OT) 2-3 L* A-Sun Match # Kansas Tournament (Lawrenceville, Kan.) ** A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, Fla.) $ NCAA First Round (Gainesville, Fla.)

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year-by-year results2004 (17-4-2, 8-2-0 A-Sun) NCAA Second RoundHead Coach: Amanda CromwellFlorida Interna� onal W 2-1Dayton 0-1 Lat UAB ^ (OT) 1-1 Tvs Minnesota ^ W 3-0USF W 5-0Tulane W 5-1Air Force W 3-0Florida Atlan� c * W 3-0at Garnder-Webb * W 3-0at Campbell * 0-1 LLipscomb * W 9-0Belmont * W 5-0at Mercer * W 3-1at Georgia State * 0-1 Lat Stetson * W 1-0Jacksonville * W 2-0at Miami W 2-1Troy * W 5-0at Florida State W 3-2vs Jacksonville ** W 3-0vs Campbell ** (OT) 0-0 Tvs Florida $ W 3-2vs Boston College $ 1-2 L* A-Sun Match^ UAB Nike Classic (Birmingham, Ala.) ** A-Sun Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.)$ NCAA First and Second Rounds (Gainesville, Fla.)

2005 (12-10-0, 8-1-0 C-USA) C-USA Regular Season Co-ChampionsHead Coach: Amanda Cromwellat Pepperdine 1-2 Lat UC Santa Barbara W 4-0Ole Miss ^ 0-2 LBuff alo ^ W 2-1Florida State 0-3 LWisconsin-Milwaukee (OT) 0-1 LLoyola 0-1 LFlorida 0-2 LFlorida Interna� onal W 4-0Southern Miss * (OT) W 3-2at Florida Atlan� c 0-1 Lat Tulane * W 4-0at UTEP * 0-1 LEast Carolina * W 3-1Marshall * W 3-0Miami 1-2 Lat Memphis * W 1-0at UAB * W 2-1Rice * W 3-0Houston * W 2-1vs. Houston ** W 3-2vs. UTEP ** 1-5 L* C-USA Match^ UCF Invita� onal (Orlando, Fla.)** C-USA Championship (Houston, Texas)

2006 (11-6-2, 7-1-1 C-USA) Head Coach: Amanda Cromwellat Miami 0-2 Lat Florida Interna� onal W 3-1Florida Atlan� c W 2-0Fresno State (OT) 0-0 Tat UNLV # W 3-2vs. Arizona State # 0-2 Lat Florida State 0-2 Lat Kansas 0-2 LUC-Santa Barbara W 2-1

at Rice * W 1-0at Houston * W 5-1Memphis * 1-2 LUAB * W 2-0at East Carolina * W 2-1at Marshall * W 4-0at Southern Miss * W 2-1SMU * (OT) W 2-1Tulsa * (OT) 1-1 Tvs. UAB ** (OT) 1-2 L* C-USA Match# UNLV adidas Invita� onal (Las Vegas, Nev.)** C-USA Championship (Dallas, Texas)

2007 (15-4-4, 7-1-1 C-USA) C-USA Regular Season Co-Champions/NCAA Second RoundHead Coach: Amanda Cromwellvs. Minnesota # W 2-1vs. Penn State # 0-1 LUNLV ^ W 2-1UC Davis ^ W 3-0at Mississippi State W 3-2at Mississippi 0-1 LMiami (OT) 2-2 TFlorida State (OT) 3-3 TLoyola W 3-2Marshall * W 4-0East Carolina * (OT) W 1-0at Tulsa * W 4-0at SMU * W 5-0UTEP * W 4-2Colorado College * (OT) 0-0 Tat UAB * 0-2 Lat Memphis * (OT) W 2-1Southern Miss * W 2-0vs. East Carolina ** W 2-0vs. Rice ** W 1-0

vs. Memphis ** 0-2 Lvs. Auburn $ W 3-1at Florida $ (OT, PK) 0-0 T UCF lost 4-3 on penalty kicks* C-USA Match# Lady Vol Classic (Knoxville, Tenn.)^ UCF Invita� onal (Orlando, Fla.)** C-USA Championship (El Paso, Texas)$ NCAA First and Second Rounds (Gainesville, Fla.)

2008 (14-6-3, 7-2-2 C-USA) NCAA Second RoundHead Coach: Amanda Cromwellat Florida State 0-5 Lat Florida W 1-0Har� ord W 1-0at Pacifi c W 1-0at UC Davis (OT) 2-2 TIllinois State W 2-1Illinois W 2-0Kansas 2-3 Lat UAB * 1-4 Lat Memphis * (OT) W 2-1Marshall * W 4-0East Carolina * (OT) 1-1 Tat UTEP * (OT) 2-2 Tat Colorado College * (OT) W 2-1Rice * (OT) 1-2 LHouston * W 6-0SMU * W 1-0at Tulsa * W 3-0at Southern Miss * W 4-1vs. Rice ** W 2-1vs. Memphis ** 0-2 Lvs. Miami $ W 3-1at Florida $ 0-2 L* C-USA Match** C-USA Championship (Houston, Texas)$ NCAA First and Second Rounds (Gainesville, Fla.)

year-by-year summaryYear Overall Conference Head Coach Notes1981 11-3-0 --- Jim Rudy AIAW Finals1982 10-1-2 --- Jim Rudy NCAA Finals1983 4-4-2 --- Jim Rudy 1984 10-4-0 --- Jim Rudy NCAA Second Round1985 9-3-1 --- Jim Rudy 1986 15-3-1 --- Jim Rudy 1987 13-5-0 --- Jim Rudy NCAA Final Four1988 10-3-2 --- Bill Barker NCAA Second Round1989 11-1-2 --- Bill Barker 1990 9-4-3 --- Bill Barker 1991 10-5-1 --- Bill Barker NCAA First Round1992 10-5-1 --- Bill Barker1993 8-7-1 5-1-0 Karen Richter A-Sun Co-Champions1994 13-5-1 5-1-0 Karen Richter A-Sun Champions1995 10-7-4 6-1-1 Karen Richter A-Sun Champions1996 13-7-1 6-3-1 Karen Richter A-Sun Champions1997 8-10-2 6-0-0 Karen Richter 1998 12-8-0 4-0-0 Karen Richter A-Sun Champions/NCAA First Round1999 16-6-1 8-0-1 Amanda Cromwell A-Sun Champions/NCAA Second Round2000 8-11-1 7-2-0 Amanda Cromwell2001 14-6-0 9-1-0 Amanda Cromwell A-Sun Champions/NCAA First Round2002 18-5-0 10-1-0 Amanda Cromwell A-Sun Champions/NCAA First Round2003 16-5-1 9-1-0 Amanda Cromwell A-Sun Champions/NCAA First Round2004 17-4-2 8-2-0 Amanda Cromwell NCAA Second Round2005 12-10-0 8-1-0 Amanda Cromwell C-USA Regular Season Co-Champs2006 11-6-2 7-1-1 Amanda Cromwell2007 15-4-4 7-1-1 Amanda Cromwell C-USA Regular Season Co-Champs/ NCAA Second Round2008 14-6-3 7-2-2 Amanda Cromwell NCAA Second RoundTotals 327-148-38 112-18-7

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team awards2007 MVP ........................................... Jennifer ManisDefensive MVP ............................ Kelsey KravecOff ensive MVP .................... Courtney WhiddenUnsung Hero ................................... Kate BegleyRookie of the Year ................Chris� na Petrucco................................................... Lauren HalbertMost Improved ........................... Amaka OfuaniNoble Knight Award .......................... Kate Begley

2006 MVP ........................................ Roberta PelarigoDefensive MVP ............................ Kelsey Kravec................................................... Jennifer ManisOff ensive MVP ........................ Roberta PelarigoUnsung Hero ................................... Kris� n BilbyRookie of the Year ......................... Nikki MooreMost Improved ................... Courtney WhiddenCoaches Award ................................Lydia JonesGolden Knight Award .............. Katherine Parsons

2005 MVP ........................................ Courtney BainesDefensive MVP ............................ Kelsey KravecOff ensive MVP ........................ Roberta PelarigoUnsung Hero ............ Julie Snaman, Kris� n BilbyRookie of the Year ........................ Hanna WildeMost Improved ..............................Erin HopkinsGolden Knight Award ........ Jennifer Montgomery

2004 MVP ..................... Allison Blagriff , JoAnna BlackDefensive MVP .............................JoAnna BlackOff ensive MVP .............................. Kendra FlockUnsung Hero ................................. Julie Snaman................................................. Becca EshelmanRookie of the Year ....................... Kendra Flock,..................................................Jessica HallgrenMost Improved ............................ Kelsey KravecCoaches’ Award ...................... Courtney Baines

2003 MVP ............................................Allison Blagriff Defensive MVP .............................JoAnna BlackOff ensive MVP ......................... Becca EshelmanRookie of the Year ..................... Shannon WingMost Improved ..................... Rachel OverstreetUnsung Hero ................................. Julie Snaman................................................Pa� y MacDowellCoaches’ Award ..................Courtney HaarhuesGolden Knight Award ................. Lindsay Maier

2002 MVP ................................ Jennifer MontgomeryDefensive MVP ......................Jackie VanLoovenDefensive MVP ........................ Jessica KuhlmanRookie of the Year .......... Jennifer MontgomeryMost Improved .............................JoAnna BlackUnsung Hero ............................ Becca EshelmanCoaches’ Award ...........................Nicole CieslakGolden Knight Award ......................Carol Lewis.................................................... Allison Weber

2001 MVP .............................................Nicole CieslakOff ensive MVP .....................Michelle AndersonDefensive MVP ........................ Jessica Kuhlman...............................................Jackie VanLoovenRookie of the Year ......................Allison Blagriff Most Improved ........................... Amanda SidorUnsung Hero ............................. Sara McDonaldCoaches’ Award .......................... Jackie Kutudis

2000 MVP ............................................ Claire Kohake,Off ensive MVP ............................... Cally HowellDefensive MVP ......................... Sara McDonaldRookie of the Year ..........................Ida EdstromMost Improved ........................... Jackie KutudisUnsung Hero .................................Kassia Panzik.......................................................... Alice Uhlir

1999 MVP ............................................... Cally HowellOff ensive MVP ............................. Claire KohakeDefensive MVP .....................Margre� e Auff antRookie of the Year .........................Brooke AsbyMost Improved ...............................C.C. GuillianUnsung Hero ..............................Wendy Wiltsey

1998 MVP ............................................Alyssa O’BrienRookie of the Year ...............Michelle AndersonMost Improved .............................. Cally HowellUnsung Hero .................... Sarah Pharr LeathersCoaches’ Award ........................ Chris� na Webb

1997 MVP ............................................Alyssa O’BrienRookie of the Year ........... Sarah Pharr LeathersMost Improved ......................... Chris� na WebbUnsung Hero .................................... Kim ShrumCoaches’ Award ....................Margre� e Auff ant

1996 MVP ............................................. Leslie GoldenRookie of the Year ........................ Danya HarrisMost Improved ..........................Wendy WiltseyUnsung Hero ...............................Alyssa O’BrienCoaches’ Award ................................. Amy Jones

1995 MVP ..................................................Amy JonesRookie of the Year ........................... Kim ShrumMost Improved ............................Chrissy WelshUnsung Hero .........................Jennifer O’ConnorCoaches’ Award ..............................Karen Plizga

1994 MVP ........................................... Heather BrannRookie of the Year .................Melanie FreemanMost Improved .................................Kelly StoutUnsung Hero .................................. Leslie GoldenCoaches’ Award ................................. Amy Jones

1993 MVP ........................................... Heather BrannRookie of the Year ............................Amy JonesMost Improved .......................... Kerry MusanteUnsung Hero .................................. Karen DrakeCoaches’ Award .........................Nicole Bauguss

1992 MVP ...................................................Tina TheisRookie of the Year .................. Frankie SandvenMost Improved .................................... Liz ShawUnsung Hero .................................. Karen Drake........................................................ Karen Kopp

1991 MVP ..............................................Jen BlackwellRookie of the Year ......................Kelly KochevarMost Improved .....................Stephanie GringerUnsung Hero ................................ Kelley Barnes

1990 MVP ........................ Karen Richter, Leslie SuderRookie of the Year ......................... Karen DrakeMost Improved ......................... Julie TombragelUnsung Hero ............................. Rena Creighton

1989 MVP ............................................. Karen RichterRookie of the Year ................... Michele KoshanMost Improved ............................ Kelley BarnesUnsung Hero .................................Alyson Barnes

1985 MVP ................................................. Kim WyantRookie of the Year .................... Vickie Hoekstra......................................................... Lisa GozleyMost Improved .............................Terry SchulerUnsung Hero ..................................Chris KesslerCoaches’ Award ........................... Laura Dryden

1984 MVP ........................................... Michelle AkersRookie of the Year ..................... Michelle AkersMost Improved ................................. Lisa GalishUnsung Hero ................................... Cindy JonesCoaches’ Award .......................Linda Gancitano

1983 MVP .................................................Mary VarasRookie of the Year ............... JoEllen MurchlandMost Improved ................................Amy SimonsUnsung Hero .............................. Kim KurkowskiCoaches’ Award ................................. Amy Ford

1982 MVP .................................................Mary VarasRookie of the Year ........................... Kim WyantMost Improved ................................. Lisa KorbaUnsung Hero .................................. Kris Caicedo

1981 MVP ..........................................Pam Baughman ........................................................... Amy Ford.........................................................Mary Varas................................................. Linda GancitanoRookie of the Year ....................Pam BaughmanMost Improved ............................. Mary HolapaUnsung Hero .............................. Kim Kurkowski

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regional & national awardsH�� A�� 1988 Michelle Akers, F

NSCAA A-A�� 2008 Aline Reis, GK1995 Amy Jones, M1988 Michelle Akers, F*1987 Michelle Akers, F Amy Allmann, GK Jean Varas, M1986 Michelle Akers, F1985 Kim Wyant, GK1984 Michelle Akers, F*1983 Mary Varas, M1982 Laura Dryden, M Michelle Sedita, F*1981 Pam Baughman, F* Linda Gancitano, D Nancy Lay, F* First-team selec� on

NSCAA F�� A-A�� 2004 Kendra Flock, F Jessica Hallgren, D 2002 Jennifer Montgomery, F

NSCAA A-S�� R�� 2008 Danielle dos Santos, F Nikki Moore, D Aline Reis, GK Becca Thomas, MF2007 Nikki Moore, D Yvonne George, F Hanna Wilde, MF2006 Jennifer Manis, GK Roberta Pelarigo, F2005 Courtney Baines, D Roberta Pelarigo, F2004 JoAnna Black, D Kendra Flock, F Allison Blagriff , M2003 Becca Eshelman, F 2002 Nicole Cieslak, F Jennifer Montgomery, F Jackie VanLooven, D Allison Blagriff , M 1999 Cally Howell, MF 1998 Alyssa O’Brien, GK Danya Harris, F 1996 Amy Jones, MF Leslie Golden, D1995 Amy Jones, MF1992 Karen Kopp, MF Tina Theis, MF1991 Kelly Kochevar, F Karen Kopp, MF1990 Kit Conner, D Karen Richter, GK Leslie Suder, MF Liz Young, F1989 Alyson Barnes, D Sandy Carter, F Kit Conner, D Karen Richter, GK Leslie Suder, MF1988 Michelle Akers, F1987 Michelle Akers, F Amy Allmann, GK Leslie Suder, MF1986 Michelle Akers, F1985 Kim Wyant, GK1984 Michelle Akers, F1983 Mary Varas, MF1982 Laura Dryden, MF Michelle Sedita, F1981 Pam Baughman, F Linda Gancitano, D Nancy Lay, F

NSCAA P�� W�� 2006 Roberta Pelarigo, F

NSCAA/�� C�� S� �� A-A�� 2008 Danielle dos Santos, F2007 Jennifer Manis, GK2005 Courtney Baines, D2004 Allison Blagriff , M2002 Jackie VanLooven, D1990 Karen Richter, GK1989 Karen Richter, GK

NSCAA A�� A-R�� 2005 Kelsey Kravec, D2005 Courtney Baines, D2004 Courtney Baines, D Allison Blagriff , M2003 Allison Blagriff , M

NCAA G�� Y�� 1990 Karen Richter, GK

NCAA T�� A�� 1982 Off ensive MOP - Mary Varas, MF1982 Defensive MOP - Linda Gancitano, D1982 MVP - Kim Wyant, GK1987 Off ensive MOP - Michelle Akers, F

S�� A�� P�� Y�� 1987 Michelle Akers, F

S�� A�� MVP 1989 Karen Richter, GK

S�� A�� A-A�� 1989 Karen Richter, GK

S�� A�� A-F�� 2008 Aline Reis, GK1991 Kelly Kochevar, F

S�� A�� T�� W�� 2006 Jennifer Manis, GK2004 Kendra Flock, F1997 Danya Harris, F1996 Danya Harris, F

S��B��.�� S�� R�� C�� Y�� 2004 Amanda Cromwell

S��B��.�� F�� A-A�� 2008 Aline Reis, GK2004 Kendra Flock, F Jessica Hallgren, D

S��B��.�� E�� F�� A�� 1998 Danya Harris, F

S��B��.�� T�� W�� 2007 Danielle dos Santos, F2006 Roberta Pelarigo, F2004 Kendra Flock, F

S��B��.�� A-S�� R�� 2008 Nikki Moore, D Becca Thomas, MF2007 Jennifer Manis, GK Yvonne George, F2006 Roberta Pelarigo, F2005 Courtney Baines, D Roberta Pelarigo, F

2004 Courtney Baines, M Allison Blagriff , M Kendra Flock, F2003 Becca Eshelman, F2002 Jackie VanLooven, D Jennifer Montgomery, F2001 Michelle Anderson, M1999 Cally Howell, MF1998 Danya Harris, F Alyssa O’Brien, GK1996 Amy Jones, MF Leslie Golden, D

S��B��.�� S�� R�� A-F�� T�� 2008 Aline Reis, GK2006 Nikki Moore, D2004 Kendra Flock, F Jessica Hallgren, D

S��F�.�� F�� Y�� 2004 Kendra Flock, F

S��F�.�� A-F�� T��2005 Courtney Baines, D Roberta Pelarigo, F2004 Courtney Baines, D Allison Blagriff , M Kendra Flock, F

S��F�.�� P�� W��2006 Roberta Pelarigo, F2004 Courtney Baines, D

��/ISAA P�� Y�� 1988 Michelle Akers, F

��/ISAAG�� Y�� 1990 Karen Richter, GK1987 Amy Allmann, GK

ISAA S�� R�� 1994 Stephanie Gringer, D Kelly Kochevar, F1991 Jennifer Blackwell, D1990 Karen Richter, GK Leslie Suder, MF1989 Sandy Carter, F1988 Michelle Akers, F

C�� F�� C �� NISOA C�� Y�� 2004 Amanda Cromwell

NCAA S��-A� �� D�� A�� 1997 Alyssa O’Brien, GK1996 Kelly Stout, MF1995 Karen Plizga, F1994 Kelly Stout, MF

NCAA G�� S�� A�� F��1995 Kelly Stout, MF

C�SIDA A�� A-A�� 2005 Courtney Baines, D2004 Courtney Baines, D

C�SIDA A�� A-D�� 2007 Jennifer Manis, GK2005 Courtney Baines, D2004 Courtney Baines, D

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all-conference honorsconference usaD�� P�� Y�� Jennifer Manis .................................... 2007Courtney Baines ................................. 2005

N�� Y�� Danielle dos Santos ............................2007

F�� T�� Nikki Moore ........................................ 2008Becca Thomas ..................................... 2008Jennifer Manis .................................... 2007Nikki Moore ........................................ 2007Hanna Wilde ....................................... 2007Roberta Pelarigo ................................. 2006Hanna Wilde ....................................... 2006Courtney Baines ................................. 2005 Roberta Pelarigo ................................. 2005

S�� T�� Aline Reis ............................................ 2008Yvonne George ................................... 2008Yvonne George ................................... 2007Jennifer Manis .................................... 2006Nikki Moore ........................................ 2006Jennifer Montgomery .........................2005

F�� T�� Stacie Hubbard ................................... 2008Aline Reis ............................................ 2008Chris� na Petrucco ..............................2007 Nikki Moore ........................................ 2006Becca Thomas ..................................... 2006

A-T�� T�� Danielle dos Santos ............................2008Aline Reis ............................................ 2008Kate Begley ......................................... 2007Kelsey Kravec ...................................... 2007Jennifer Manis .................................... 2007Kelsey Kravec ...................................... 2005Roberta Pelarigo ................................. 2005

A-A�� T�� Sarah de Leon ..................................... 2008Kate Begley ......................................... 2007Jennifer Manis .................................... 2007Jennifer Manis .................................... 2006

C��'� A�� M�� Sarah de Leon .....................................2008Ka� e Jackson ......................................2008Elise Larre� .........................................2008Kate Begley .........................................2007Lauren Halbert ....................................2007Jaclyn Meade ......................................2007Jennifer Baker .....................................2006Kate Begley .........................................2006Cara Bortz ...........................................2006Sarah de Leon .....................................2006Becca Thomas .....................................2006Courtney Baines .................................2005Kate Begley .........................................2005Arielle Orr ...........................................2005

C��'� H�� R� Arranged Alphabe� callyJennifer Baker .....................................2006Kate Begley ....................................2006-07Cara Bortz ...........................................2006Sarah de Leon ................................2006-08Michelle Decespedes .....................2006-07Danielle dos Santos .......................2007-08Stephanie Gagnon ..............................2008Jessie Gardner ...............................2005-08Stacey George ................................2005-06Lauren Halbert ...............................2007-08Jessica Hallgren ..................................2006Sheri Hince .........................................2008Erin Hopkins ..................................2005-06Kacie Horner ..................................2007-08Stacie Hubbard ...................................2008Jessica Jackson ...............................2005-07Ka� e Jackson ......................................2008Lydia Jones .....................................2005-06Bridge� e Khoury ................................2007Kelsey Kravec .................................2005-07Elise Larre� .........................................2008Lynzee Lee ..........................................2008Jennifer Manis ...............................2005-07Ka� e McCain ..................................2005-06Jaclyn Meade ......................................2007Nikki Moore ........................................2006Jessica Newport .............................2006-07Amaka Ofuani ................................2007-08Arielle Orr ......................................2006-07Roberta Pelarigo ............................2005-07Chris� na Petrucco .........................2007-08Aline Reis .......................................2007-08Andrea Rodrigues ...............................2008Brianna Schooley ...........................2006-07Becca Thomas ................................2006-08Shana Weldon ....................................2006Hanna Wilde ..................................2007-08Shannon Wing ....................................2006Jessalyn Withers .................................2005

atlantic sunC�� Y�� Karen Richter ......................................1998

P�� Y�� Michelle Anderson .............................2001Amy Jones ..........................................1995

D�� P�� Y�� Courtney Baines .................................2004

F�� Y�� Jennifer Montgomery .........................2002

F�� T�� Courtney Baines .................................2004Allison Blagriff ....................................2004Shannon Wing ....................................2004Kendra Flock .......................................2004Allison Blagriff ....................................2003Becca Eshelman ..................................2003Nicole Cieslak .....................................2002Jessica Kuhlman ..................................2002Jennifer Montgomery .........................2002Jackie VanLooven ...............................2002Michelle Anderson .............................2001Nicole Cieslak .....................................2001Jackie VanLooven ...............................2001Michelle Anderson .............................2000Cally Howell ........................................2000Jackie VanLooven ...............................2000Cally Howell ........................................1999Margre� e Auff ant ...............................1998Alyssa O’Brien .....................................1998Danya Harris .......................................1997Alyssa O’Brien .....................................1997Kim Shrum ..........................................1997Amy Jones ..........................................1996Leslie Golden ......................................1996Danya Harris .......................................1996Alyssa O’Brien .....................................1996Leslie Golden ......................................1995Amy Jones ..........................................1995Jennifer O’Connor ..............................1995Kelly Stout ..........................................1995Heather Brann ....................................1994Amy Geltz ...........................................1994Leslie Golden ......................................1994Stephanie Gringer ..............................1994Kelly Kochevar ....................................1994Karen Drake ........................................1993Kelly Kochevar ....................................1993Amy Geltz ...........................................1993

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all-conference honorsS�� T�� Jennifer Montgomery .........................2004Courtney Baines ................................. 2003Pa� y MacDowell ................................ 2003Jennifer Montgomery .........................2003Allison Blagriff .................................... 2002Brooke Asby ........................................ 2001Claire Kohake ...................................... 2000Sara McDonald ................................... 2000Michelle Anderson .............................1999Brooke Asby ........................................ 1999Margre� e Auff ant ...............................1999Maria Banuls ...................................... 1999Noelle Brown ...................................... 1999Claire Kohake ...................................... 1999Danya Harris ....................................... 1998Cally Howell ........................................ 1998Sarah Pharr Leathers ..........................1998Kim Shrum .......................................... 1998Margre� e Auff ant ...............................1997Michele Harris .................................... 1996Karlyn DaPrato .................................... 1996Michele Harris .................................... 1995Alyssa O’Brien ..................................... 1995Amy Jones .......................................... 1994

T �� T�� Sarah Pharr Leathers ..........................1999Jackie VanLooven ...............................1999Claire Kohake ...................................... 1998Wendy Wiltsey ................................... 1997Sara Kane ............................................ 1996Kim Shrum .......................................... 1995Dana Hoover ....................................... 1994Heather Brann .................................... 1993Stephanie Gringer ..............................1993

F�� T�� Kendra Flock ....................................... 2004Jessica Hallgren .................................. 2004Monique Fireall .................................. 2003Kate McCain ....................................... 2003Shannon Wing .................................... 2003Courtney Baines ................................. 2002Jennifer Montgomery .........................2002Summer Savage .................................. 2002Allison Blagriff .................................... 2001Ida Edstrom ........................................ 2000

A-T�� T�� Arranged Alphabe� callyMichelle Anderson* ......1998-99, 00*, 01*Brooke Asby ........................................1999Margre� e Auff ant ..........................1997-98Courtney Baines ........................... 2002, 04Maria Banuls ......................................1999Allison Blagriff .................... 2002*, 03*, 04Heather Brann ....................................1994Becca Eshelman ..................................2003Kendra Flock .......................................2004Amy Geltz .........................................1994*Leslie Golden ......................................1994Danya Harris .......................................1998Cally Howell ......................................1999*Amy Jones .....................................1995-96Amanda King ......................................1999Kelly Kochevar ....................................1994Claire Kohake ................................ 1997, 99Jessica Kuhlman .............................2000-02Lindsay Maier ................................2000-01Jennifer Montgomery ....................2002-03Alyssa O’Brien ................................1995-98Jennifer O’Connor ..............................1995Summer Savage .............................2002-03Liz Shaw ............................................1995*Kim Shrum .................................... 1996, 98Amanda Sidor ................................2000-01Kelly Stout ..........................................1995Jackie VanLooven ..........................2000-02Wendy Wiltsey ...................................1998Shannon Wing ...............................2003-04*Tournament MVP

A-A�� T�� Arranged Alphabe� callyMichelle Anderson .............................1999Beki Anthony ......................................1999Brooke Asby .............................1999, 01-02Courtney Baines ............................2002-04Kate Begley ....................................2003-04Allison Blagriff ...............................2001-03Tara Bleakney .....................................1995Kathy Boles ....................................1998-99Heather Brann ...............................1993-94Noelle Brown ......................................2001Nicole Cieslak ............................... 1999, 02Amanda Coble ...............................1998-99Sarah Cornell ......................................2001Bri� any Cushman ...............................2003Lauren Devellas ..................................2001Karen Drake ........................................1993Becca Eshelman ............................ 2001, 03

Kendra Flock .......................................2004Melanie Freeman ...............................1994Jessie Gardner ....................................2004Ansley Gascoigne ................................2002Amy Geltz ...........................................1994Stacey George .....................................2004Stephanie Gringer ..............................1994C.C. Guillian .................................. 1999, 02Courtney Haarhues ............................2001Jessica Hallgren ..................................2004Beth Harless ................................. 2002, 04Danya Harris .......................................1997Monica Holschauer .......................1997-98Kristen Huang .....................................2003Sarah Hughes ......................................2002Carey Hummel ....................................2004Katye Kalivoda ....................................2003Claire Kohake ......................................1999Kelsey Kravec ......................................2004Jessica Kuhlman .......................1999, 01-02Sarah Pharr Leathers .....................1997-98Carol Lewis .........................................2001Gretchen Lindsay ................................1996Pa� y MacDowell ...........................2001-03Lindsay Maier ............................... 2000, 03Pam Ma� heus ....................................2002Kate McCain ..................................2003-04Sara McDonald ........................1999, 01-02Kellie Miller ........................................1995Kerry Musante ....................................1993Alyssa O’Brien ................................1996-98Arielle Orr ...........................................2004Rachel Overstreet ..........................2003-04Karen Plizga .................................. 1995, 97Laurie Reeves .....................................1994Shaina Ross .........................................2002Rebecca Ruth ......................................1993Summer Savage ............................ 2002, 04Liz Shaw ..............................................1994Amanda Sidor ................................2000-03Julie Snaman .......................................2002Kelly Stout .....................................1994-95Alison Thomas ...............................1996-98Alice Uhlir ......................................1997-00Jackie VanLooven ..........................1999-02Darcie Varga .......................................1993Erin Volz ........................................ 1996, 98Chris� na Webb ...................................1998Allison Weber .....................................1999Chrissy Welsh .....................................1995Rachel Whiteaker ...............................2004Wendy Wiltsey ..............................1997-99Shannon Wing ...............................2003-04

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individual career recordsS �� 1. Amy Jones .................... 1993-96 ...........2292. Sandy Carter ................. 1986-89 ......... 224*3. Michelle Anderson .......1998-01 ...........2234. Danya Harris ................. 1996-98 ...........2005. Kelly Kochevar .............. 1991-94 ...........194 6. Michelle Akers .............. 1984-88 ......... 190*7. Jennifer Montgomery ...2002-05 ...........1898. Amy Geltz ..................... 1991-94 ...........1839. Hanna Wilde ................. 2005-08 ...........17610. Ali Blagriff ..................... 2001-04 ...........169

G�� 1. Kelly Kochevar .............. 1991-94 .............532. Michelle Akers .............. 1984-88 .............523. Sandy Carter ................. 1986-89 .............414. Amy Jones .................... 1993-96 .............38 Jennifer Montgomery ...2002-05 .............386. Leslie Suder .................. 1987-90 .............317. Michelle Anderson .......1998-01 .............30 Amy Geltz ..................... 1991-94 .............309. Nicole Cieslak ............... 1999-02 .............29 Jean Varas ..................... 1984-87 .............29

A�� 1. Cally Howell .................. 1997-00 .............352. Danielle Thomas ...........1985-88 .............333. Michelle Akers .............. 1984-88 .............304. Courtney Baines ...........2002-05 .............295. Amy Jones .................... 1993-96 .............286. Jennifer Montgomery ...2002-05 .............277. Danya Harris ................. 1996-98 .............26 Kelly Stout .................... 1992-95 .............26 Jennifer O’Connor ........1992-95 .............2610. Becca Eshelman ............ 2001-04 .............25

ucf coaching history Head Coach Years RecordJim Rudy 1981-87 73-22-6Bill Barker 1988-92 50-18-9Karen Richter 1993-98 64-44-9Amanda Cromwell 1999-present 161-78-15

T�� P�� 1. Michelle Akers .............. 1984-88 ...........1342. Kelly Kochevar .............. 1991-94 ...........1223. Amy Jones .................... 1993-96 ...........1044. Jennifer Montgomery ...2002-05 ...........1035. Sandy Carter ................. 1986-89 .............976. Michelle Anderson .......1998-01 .............81 Danielle Thomas ...........1985-88 .............818. Amy Geltz ..................... 1991-94 .............77 Nicole Cieslak ............... 1999-02 .............7710. Danya Harris ................. 1996-98 .............76

G��-W�� G�� 1. Kelly Kochevar .............. 1991-94 .............202. Leslie Suder .................. 1987-90 .............123. Danya Harris ................. 1996-98 .............114. Michelle Akers .............. 1984-88 .............105. Courtney Whidden ...2006-present ...........96. Amy Geltz ..................... 1991-94 ...............8 Amy Jones .................... 1993-96 ...............8 Nicole Cieslak ............... 1999-02 ...............8 Allison Blagriff .............. 2001-04 ...............8 Jennifer Montgomery ...2002-05 ...............8 Roberta Pelarigo ...........2005-06 ...............8

S�� 1. Alyssa O’Brien .............. 1995-98 ...........4242. Heather Brann .............. 1991-94 ...........3383. Jessica Kuhlman ...........1999-02 ...........208 Jennifer Manis .............. 2005-07 ...........2085. Amy Allman .................. 1984-87 ...........1666. Julie Snaman ................ 2002-05 ...........1387. Karen Richter ................ 1987-90 ...........1358. Kim Wyant .................... 1982-85 ...........1229. Maria Banuls ................ 1998-00 ...........10910. Aline Reis ..................2008-present .......107

G��-A�� A�� (Since 1986)1. Karen Richter ................ 1987-90 ..........0.592. Amy Allman .................. 1986-87 ..........0.743. Beth Harless ................. 2003-05 ..........0.794. Julie Snaman ................ 2002-05 ..........0.865. Jennifer Manis .............. 2005-07 ..........1.026. Heather Brann .............. 1991-94 ..........1.137. Jessica Kuhlman ...........1999-02 ..........1.208. Aline Reis ..................2008-present ......1.269. Alyssa O’Brien .............. 1995-98 ..........1.35

S �� 1. Karen Richter ................ 1987-90 ..........30.52. Alyssa O’Brien .............. 1995-98 ..........30.03. Heather Brann .............. 1991-94 ..........29.54. Amy Allman .................. 1984-87 ..........24.55. Jessica Kuhlman ...........1999-02 ..........19.8 6. Julie Snaman ................ 2002-05 ..........19.07. Kim Wyant .................... 1982-85 ..........18.08. Jennifer Manis .............. 2005-07 ..........15.0

M�� C�� R�� Consecu� ve Starts 76, Amy Jones, 1993-96Games Started 87, Jennifer Montgomery, 2002-05Games Played 90, Courtney Baines, 2002-05

*Totals include compe� � on against club teams

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individual season records

team match records

S �� 1. Sandy Carter ..................1986 ............. 1122. Roberta Pelarigo ............2005 ............. 1063. Amy Jones ......................1995 ............... 914. Leslie Suder ....................1990 ............... 765. Michelle Anderson .........1999 ............... 726. Tina Theis .......................1991 ............... 69 Danya Harris ...................1998 ............... 698. Michelle Akers ................1986 ............... 68 Jennifer O’Connor ..........1995 ............... 6810. Danya Harris ...................1997 ............... 67 Kendra Flock ...................2004 ............... 67

G�� 1. Amy Jones ......................1995 ............... 202. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ............... 17 Kelly Kochevar ................1993 ............... 174. Kelly Kochevar ................1991 ............... 165. Leslie Suder ....................1990 ............... 15 Danielle Thomas ............1986 ............... 15 Sandy Carter ..................1986 ............... 15 Kelly Kochevar ................1994 ............... 15

A�� 1. Cally Howell ...................2000 ............... 172. Danya Harris ...................1996 ............... 153. Kelly Stout ......................1995 ............... 134. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ............... 12 Cally Howell ...................1999 ............... 12 Jennifer O’Connor ..........1995 ............... 12 Michelle Akers ................1986 ............... 127. Becca Thomas ................2007 ............... 11 Kelly Stout ......................1994 ............... 119. Michelle Akers ................1987 ............... 10 Danielle Thomas ............1988 ............... 10 Danielle Thomas ............1987 ............... 10 Courtney Baines .............2004 ............... 10

T�� P�� 1. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ............... 46 Amy Jones ......................1995 ............... 463. Michelle Akers ................1986 ............... 404. Danielle Thomas ............1986 ............... 39 Kelly Kochevar ................1991 ............... 396. Michelle Akers ................1987 ............... 36 Kelly Kochevar ................1993 ............... 368. Leslie Suder ....................1990 ............... 35 Sandy Carter ..................1986 ............... 3510. Jennifer O’Connor ..........1995 ............... 34

G��-W�� G�� 1. Kelly Kochever ................1991 ................. 72. Danya Harris ...................1998 ................. 6 Leslie Suder ....................1990 ................. 6 Kelly Kochever ................1994 ................. 65. Courtney Whidden .........2007 ................. 5 Claire Kohake .................1999 ................. 5 Kelly Kochever ................1993 ................. 5 Laura Dryden ..................1982 ................. 59. Brianna Schooley ...........2007 ................. 4 Roberta Pelarigo ............2006 ................. 4 Roberta Pelarigo ............2005 ................. 4 Kendra Flock ...................2004 ................. 4 Jennifer Montgomery ....2004 ................. 4 Becca Eshelman .............2003 ................. 4 Danya Harris ...................1997 ................. 4 Amy Jones ......................1996 ................. 4 Michelle Akers ................1988 ................. 4

S�� 1. Heather Brann ................1994 ............. 1292. Jennifer Manis ................2007 ............. 1263. Alyssa O’Brien ................1995 ............. 1214. Alyssa O’Brien ................1998 ............. 1145. Aline Reis .......................2008 ............. 107 Alyssa O’Brien ................1997 ............. 1077. Amy Allman ....................1986 ............... 918. Heather Brann ................1993 ............... 879. Jessica Kuhlman .............2002 ............... 8610. Alyssa O’Brien ................1996 ............... 82

G��-A�� A�� 1. Karen Richter .................1989 ............ 0.252. Amy Ford ........................1982 ............ 0.303. Beth Harless ...................2004 ............ 0.504. Kim Wyant ......................1982 ............ 0.605. Amy Allman ....................1986 ............ 0.62 Julie Snaman ..................2004 ............ 0.627. Karen Richter .................1988 ............ 0.698. Heather Brann ................1994 ............ 0.829. Kim Wyant ......................1985 ............ 0.83 Kim Wyant ......................1983 ............ 0.83

S �� 1. Amy Allman ....................1986 ............ 13.02. Karen Richter .................1989 ............ 11.0 Alyssa O’Brien ................1996 ............ 11.04. Amy Allman ....................1987 ............ 10.55. Jennifer Manis ................2007 ............ 10.0 Karen Richter .................1988 ............ 10.07. Jessica Kuhlman .............2002 .............. 9.88. Heather Brann ................1994 .............. 9.59. Maria Banuls ..................1999 .............. 9.0 Julie Snaman ..................2004 .............. 9.0

G�� Rank Opponent ............... Date ............... No.1. Miami* .................... 1981 ...................202. Alabama ................ 9/27/86 ................173. Florida State* .......... 1981 ...................154. Florida* ................... 1981 ...................14 Vanderbilt* .............. 1981 ...................146. Miami* .................... 1981 ...................13 Hun� ngdon ...........9/18/89 ................13 Savannah .............. 10/13/90 ...............13 C. of Charleston ....10/17/93 ...............1310. Mercer .................. 10/18/85 ...............12

A�� Rank Opponent ............... Date ............... No.1. Alabama ................ 9/27/86 ................162. Mercer .................. 10/18/85 ...............153. Alabama A&M ........9/3/00 .................14 C. of Charleston ....10/17/93 ...............145. Florida Atlan� c ......9/15/91 ................13

6. St. Thomas ............10/18/87 ...............117. Miami* .................... 1981 ...................10 Hun� ngdon ..........10/11/86 ...............10 Savannah ..............10/13/90 ...............10 West Florida ..........9/14/91 ................10

T�� P�� Rank Opponent ............... Date ............... No.1. Miami* .................... 1981 ...... 50 (20-10) Alabama ................ 9/27/86 ... 50 (17-16)3. Mercer .................. 10/18/85 .. 44 (12-15)4. C. of Charleston ....10/17/93 .. 40 (13-14)5. Vanderbilt* .............. 1981 ........ 37 (14-9)6. Alabama A&M ........9/3/00 .... 36 (11-14) Savannah ..............10/13/90 .. 36 (13-10)8. Florida State* .......... 1981 ...... 35 (15-15) Florida Atlan� c ......9/15/91 ... 35 (11-13)10. Miami* .................... 1981 ........ 34 (13-8) Brevard (S.C.) ........... 1986 ........ 34 (15-4)

S�� Rank Opponent ............... Date ............... No.1. Texas A&M ............. 10/3/93 ................192. North Carolina .......8/24/86 ................183. Florida ................... 8/29/99 ................164. Connec� cut ...........9/25/94 ................15 Florida ................... 10/3/95 ................15 UW-Milwaukee ......9/26/97 ................157. Massachuse� s .......9/24/94 ................14 Georgia ................... 9/5/98 .................149. Stanford ................. 10/2/92 ................13 Massachuse� s .......10/1/95 ................13

O� �� T�� R�� Most Shots ................. 64 vs. Erskine, 10/22/84Shots Allowed ................41 vs. Florida, 8/29/99Most Corner Kicks .... 21 vs. Alabama A&M, 9/3/00Corner Kicks Allowed ....18 vs. Minnesota, 8/31/07

* Totals include compe� � on against club teams

UCF KNIGHTS

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individual match recordsS �� 1. 13, Michelle Akers ............................Rutgers ........................10/21/882. 12, Pam Baughman ......................Florida State* ..........................1981 12, Donna Laboran� ........................Alabama ..............................1981 12, Sandy Carter ............................. Cincinna� ........................9/19/875. 11, Nancy Lay ...............................Florida State* ..........................1981 11, Amy Jones ...................... at Florida Interna� onal ............10/15/95 11, Amy Jones ................................... Mercer ........................10/19/968. 10, Cindy Clippinger .....................Florida State* ..........................1981 10, Mary Varas ....................................Duke .................................1981 10, Donna Laboran� ......................... Erskine ........................10/22/84 10, Sandy Carter .................................Barry ............................10/6/86 10, Melissa Fellner ......................... St. Thomas ............................1987 10, Sandy Carter ........................... Keene State .....................10/30/89 10, Tina Theis ................................West Florida ......................9/14/91 10, Amy Geltz ...................................Arkansas .........................10/9/92 10, Amy Jones ................................... Stetson ..........................9/21/96 10, Roberta Pelarigo ................. at Southern Miss ................10/21/06

H�� T�� C�� 1. 5, Kelly Kochevar ............................... Stetson ........................10/26/932. 4, Danielle Thomas .........................Alabama* ........................9/27/86 4, Mauri Harris ............................... St. Thomas .....................10/18/87 4, Sandy Carter ............................... at Mercer ........................9/16/89 4, Michelle Anderson .................. Alabama A&M ......................9/3/006. 3, Nancy Lay ................................... McMurry* ........................9/25/82 3, Mary Varas ................................. McMurry* ........................9/25/82 3, Laura Dryden ............................... Florida* ..........................10/2/82 3, Laura Dryden ..................................Duke ..........................10/23/82 3, Jean Varas .......................................Barry ............................9/23/84 3, Kris Hipp ........................................ Mercer ........................10/18/85 3, Cindy Jones ............................... Brevard (JC) ............................1986 3, Sandy Carter ...............................Alabama* ........................9/27/86 3, Danielle Thomas ....................... Hun� ngdon .......................10/1/86 3, Sandy Carter .......................Florida Interna� onal ..................9/7/86 3, Sandy Carter .............................. St. Thomas ............................1987 3, Michelle Akers ..............................Rutgers ........................10/21/88 3, Leslie Suder ...........................NE Missouri State ..................9/30/90 3, Julie Tombragel ........................... Savannah ......................10/13/90 3, Kelly Kochevar ............................ at Har� ord .......................9/22/91 3, Kelly Kochevar .......................UC-Santa Barbara ..................10/2/91 3, Tiff any Schreiner .....................Florida Atlan� c ....................9/15/91 3, Kelly Kochevar .............................at Stetson ........................9/13/94 3, Kelly Kochevar .......................at Florida Atlan� c ..................9/29/94 3, Amy Geltz ...................................... Mercer ..........................11/4/94 3, Amy Jones ........................at College of Charleston .............9/25/95 3, Sara Kane ....................................at Stetson ........................10/9/96 3, Amy Jones ..................................... Mercer ........................10/19/96 3, Michelle Anderson ................ Jacksonville State ..................10/8/00 3, Michelle Anderson .................... at Campbell ....................10/21/00 3, Chris� e Martell ....................... Alabama A&M ......................9/3/00 3, Ansley Gascoigne ......................... Belmont .........................10/6/02 3, Danielle dos Santos ....................... at SMU ........................10/14/07

A�� 1. 5, Jennifer O’Connor .........................Stetson ........................10/26/932. 4, Pam Baughman .............................Miami* ...............................1981 4, Cindy Clippinger ............................Miami* ...............................19814. 3, Pam Baughman ...............................Duke .................................1981 3, Michelle Akers ................................Barry ............................9/23/84 3, Terry Schuler .......................Florida Interna� onal ................10/5/85 3, Lisa Gozley .................................... Mercer ........................10/18/85 3, Michelle Akers .......................... Hun� ngdon .......................10/1/86 3, Jean Varas .................................. St. Thomas .....................10/18/87 3, Danielle Thomas ..........................Alabama .......................10/14/88 3, Melinda Miller ............................ Savannah ......................10/13/90 3, Kerry Musante ........................Florida Atlan� c ....................9/15/91 3, Kelly Stout ..................................... Stetson ........................10/20/94 3, Danya Harris ..........................Northern Illinois ...................10/6/96 3, Danya Harris ................................. Mercer ........................10/19/96 3, Sara Kane ...................................... Auburn ..........................11/2/97 3, Cally Howell ................................ Campbell .......................10/21/00 3, Cally Howell ............................ Alabama A&M ......................9/3/00 3, Michelle Anderson ........................ Liberty ...........................9/31/01 3, Becca Eshelman .............................Tulane ...........................9/10/04 3, Courtney Baines .............................. Troy ...........................10/24/04

T�� P�� 1. 10, Kelly Kochevar (5g-0a) ................Stetson ........................10/26/932. 9, Michelle Anderson (4-1) ......... Alabama A&M ......................9/3/00 9, Mauri Harris (4-1) ...................... St. Thomas .....................10/18/87 9, Danielle Thomas(4-1) ...................Alabama .........................9/27/86 9, Pam Baughman (4-1) ...............Florida State* ..........................19816. 8, Danielle dos Santos (3-2) .............. at SMU ........................10/14/07 8, Chris� e Martell (3-2) ............... Alabama A&M ......................9/3/00 8, Amy Jones (3-2) ............................ Mercer ........................10/19/96 8, Sandy Carter (4-0) ....................... at Mercer ........................9/10/89 8, Sandy Carter (3-2) ........................Alabama .........................9/27/86 8, Cindy Clippinger(2-4) ....................Miami* ...............................1981 8, Donna Laboran� (4-0) ....................Miami* ...............................1981 8, Pam Baughman (3-2) .................Vanderbilt* ............................1981

S�� 1. 19, Heather Brann ......................... Texas A&M .....................10/13/932. 18, Amy Allman ........................... North Carolina ....................8/24/863. 16, Maria Banuls ............................... Florida ...........................8/29/994. 15, Heather Brann ........................ Connec� cut ......................9/25/94 15, Alyssa O’Brien ........................... at Florida ..........................9/3/95 15, Alyssa O’Brien .....................at UW-Milwaukee ..................9/26/977. 14, Heather Brann ...................... Massachuse� s ....................9/24/94 14, Alyssa O’Brien ...........................at Georgia ..........................9/5/989. 13, Heather Brann ........................... Stanford .........................10/2/92 13, Alyssa O’Brien ....................... Massachuse� s ....................10/1/95

* Totals include compe� � on against club teams

M�� M�� R�� Consecu� ve Match Scoring 9, Amy Jones, 1995Consecu� ve Match Goals Scored 6, Michelle Akers (2x), 1984 6, Kelly Kochevar, 1993

Documents

2009 UCF Women's Soccer Yearbook