2015 WS Media Guide

2015AUM WOMEN’S SOCCER

AUMAthletics.com 2015 Women’s Soccer Media Guide

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Table of Contents

TABLE OF CONTENTSTable of Contents ................................ 1

Quick Facts/2015 Schedule .................. 2

AUM Athletics ..................................... 3

This is AUM ...................................... 4-5

AUM Soccer Complex .......................... 6

City of Montgomery ............................ 7

Chancellor Dr. John G. Veres III ............ 8

Director of Athletics Jim Herlihy .......... 9

Athletic Staff and Media Directory ......10

SSAC and NAIA ...................................11

2015 Team Roster ...............................12

Coaching Staff ...............................13-14

2015 Season Outlook.....................14-15

Ida Bjerklund ......................................16

Kendall McCardell ..............................17

Lila Remache ......................................18

Julie Losert .........................................19

Amy Glynn .........................................20

Courtney Omodei ...............................21

Stephanie Anes ..................................22

Michaela Dahlin .................................23

Caroline Booth ...................................24

Megan Kowalski .................................25

Kourtney Presor .................................26

Morgan Glenn ....................................27

2015 Newcomers ...........................28-30

2015 Opponents ............................31-33

2014 Recap ....................................34-35

Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders......36-37

Game Records ....................................38

Season Records ..................................38

Career Records ...................................38

Individual Leaders ..............................41

All-Time Letterwinners .......................42

All-Time Season ..................................43

All-Time Results ............................44-45

AUM Women’s Soccer AUM Athletics

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Quick Facts/2015 Schedule

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation: .................................................................................. Montgomery, Ala.Founded: ....................................................................................................... 1967Enrollment: .................................................................................................. 4,581Nickname:.............................................................................................WarhawksColors: ............................................................................Orange, Black and WhiteAffiliation: ..................................................................................................... NAIAConference: ....................................................................Southern States Athletic Chancellor:............................................................................. Dr. John G. Veres IIIFaculty Athletic Representative: ...................................................... Dr. John Aho

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENTAthletic Director: .................................................................................Jim HerlihyAssociate Athletic Director/SWA: .......................................................Jessie RosaAssistant Athletic Director for Compliance:...........................Andree’ P. HoustonSenior Development Officer-Athletics ................................... Martie McEnerneyAthletic Program Specialist: .................................................. Michelle CromptonAthletics Graduate Assistants: .............................. Cayla Morgan and Jake WyattHead Athletic Trainer: .....................................................................Kyle SampsellAthletic Training Graduate Assistants: ..... Caroline Glenn and Stephanie Kienert

TEAM INFORMATION2014 Record: ............................................................................................... 10-8-12013 SSAC Record: .............................................................................. 4-4 (Fouth) Postseason:................................................................................................... noneLetterwinners Returning/Lost: ......................................................................7/10Starters Returning/Lost: ..................................................................................4/9Newcomers:........................................................................................................ 9NAIA Tournament Appearances: ....................................................................... 3NAIA Tournament Record: .............................................................................. 2-3Last Postseason Appearance:....................................................................... 2009Overall Record: ...................................................................................208-111-19Inaugural Season: ......................................................................................... 1999

COACHING STAFFHead Coach:.............................................................................. Tefadzwa Ziyenge Alma Mater:...................................University of Alabama at Huntsville (1996) Record at AUM/Seasons: ................................................................... 0-0 (First) Overall Record/Seasons: .......................................................135-140-14 (First)Graduate Assistants: ........................................... Holly Clarke and Nicole Letford

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director: ...................................................................Tim Lutz Office Phone: ..............................................................................334-244-3832 Cell Phone: .................................................................................334-207-6196 Email: ..................................................................................... [email protected] SID Fax: .......................................................................................334-244-3886Assistant Sports Information Director: ........................................... Austin Penny Office Phone: ..............................................................................334-244-3175 Email: ...................................................................................apenny@aum.eduSports Information Graduate Assistant: ........................................ Billy Mangum Email: ........................................................................... [email protected]:...................................................................................AUMathletics.comTwitter: ...................................................................................... @AUMathlethicsFacebook: ...................................................................................... /AUMathletics

CREDITSWRITING AND DESIGN: ................................................................... Austin PennyEDITORIAL ASSISTANCE: ..........................................................................Tim LutzCOVER DESIGNS: .............................................................................. Austin PennyPHOTOGRAPHY: ............................................. Frank Williams and Marvin Gentry

2015 SCHEDULE August27 Thomas AUM Soccer Complex 2 p.m.September1 Millsaps AUM Soccer Complex 2 p.m.6 Johnson & Wales AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.13 Jackson State AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.16 at Birmingham Southern Birmingham, Ala. 7 p.m.19 at Thomas Thomasville, Ga. 2 p.m.26 LSU-Alexandria AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.27 Talladega AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.October1 at Brenau* Gainesville, Ga. 7 p.m.3 at Brewton-Parker* Mount Vernon, Ga. 2 p.m.7 Cumberland AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.10 Faulkner* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.15 at Mobile* Mobile, Ala. 5 p.m.17 at William Carey* Hattiesburg, Miss. 5 p.m.22 Bethel* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.29 Martin Methodist* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.31 Middle Georgia State* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

* SSAC match# Senior DayAll times CST and subject to change

MEDIA GUIDE COVERS

The front cover of the 2015 Auburn Montgomery Women’s Soccer Media Guide features the program’s five seniors - Kendall McCardell, Lila Remache, Ida Bjerklund, Julia Losert and Stephanie Anes. The back cover features the 2015 team photo and the schedule.

MEDIA INFORMATIONThe 2015 Auburn University at Montgomery Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written and produced by the University’s Sports Information Office. The purpose of the publication is to provide information regarding the University, the 2015 team and the program’s history. For further information about AUM women’s soccer or to schedule interviews with the head coach or a student-athlete, please contact Asssistant Sports Information Director Austin Penny at 244-3175.

USPS Address Overnight Address P.O. Box 244023 7031 Senators Drive Montgomery, AL 361 Montgomery, AL 36124



AUM Athletics

AUM WARHAWKS ATHLETICSMISSION STATEMENT: To provide a competitive program for student-athletes that will support the development of the whole person through edu-cation and competition in order to stimulate a lasting attitude of respect, responsibility, integrity, leadership and sportsmanship.

CODE OF ETHICS:n Academically, we will excel in the classroom.n Athletically, we will compete for championships.n Ethically, we will participate by the rules and regulations.n Fiscally, we will manage our resources in a responsible manner, seeking to acquire outside revenue sources.n Socially, we will provide our fans with a preeminent customer service experience at all athletic events.n Culturally, we will provide an environment of inclusion and equitable treatment for all.STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is a primary avenue of communication between student-athletes, the University, and Athletics Administration. The SAAC provides a forum in which student-athletes and Athletics Depart-ment leadership can discuss openly issues relevant to intercollegiate athletics including student-athlete welfare. The SAAC group consists of a diverse representation of two representatives from each institutional sport and cheerleading.

STUDENT-ATHLETE SUCCESS: The AUM Athletic Department takes pride in the success that its teams enjoy on their respective fields of play. AUM currently offers 11 varsity sports, as well as a co-ed cheerleading squad. To date, AUM has won 25 NAIA National Championships, 14 in women’s tennis, nine in men’s tennis and two in softball. Additionally, 22 times teams have finished as national runners-up. Individually, a student-athlete has been named to a NAIA All-America team 436 times and 128 times a student-athlete has been named a NAIA Scholar Athlete for their work in the classroom. AUM teams have won a combined 104 conference or district championships and made 100 NAIA National Tournament appearances.

Caitlin CunninghamSSAC All-District TeamNAIA Scholar Athlete

Trevor Sprowl26th-Round Draft Pickby the Atlanta Braves

Chanel CunninghamNAIA Scholar Athlete

Second Team All-American

Taian SouzaNAIA Scholar Athlete

NSCAA/NAIA Player of the Year

Katie WilliamsFirst Team All-SSAC

NAIA Scholar Athlete

Zach Sollie NAIA/Red Cross Collegiate

Leadership Program

Nicole LetfordNAIA Scholar Athlete

Army ROTC Award Recipient

Nicolas Pinones-HaltenhoffNAIA Scholar Athlete

First Team All-American

Cassie DanielsNAIA Scholar Athlete

First Team All-American

Brett PersonSSAC All-EastDivision Team

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This is Auburn Montgomery

ABOUT AUBURN MONTGOMERY Established in 1967 at the request of the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce on behalf of local and state leaders, Auburn University at Montgomery provides excellent academic programs while supporting the function of local, state and regional government – located just seven miles east of the state capitol. AUM offers more than 90 areas of study, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, including unique programs in Geographic Information Systems, Hospitality and Tourism, Homeland Security, and Cybersystems and Information Security. The university is organized into five academic units: the College of Business, School of Education, School of Liberal Arts, School of Nursing, and School of Sciences. Each offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in traditional, online and hybrid formats, with courses offered in the day, evening, and on weekends. Auburn Montgomery is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and ranks among the South’s top universities by U.S. News and World Report. Learn more at www.aum.edu.

WHY CHOOSE AUM? • More than 90 undergraduate and graduate degree programs• Making college affordable, with more than $2 million in freshman scholarships offered in 2012-13• Enjoy more personal attention with our small class sizes• More than 60 active student clubs and organizations, including Greek life • Named a “Best Southeastern School” by U.S. News and World Report in 2011• Our School of Business is ranked as a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review• Flexible class schedules, online classes, and four-day weeks

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCE Warhawks athletic teams have a championship reputation in NAIA Division I and Southern States Athletic Conference sports. Our men’s tennis, women’s tennis and softball teams have won 23 national championships. Men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball and baseball programs have competitive histories as well, and our new men’s and women’s cross

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This is Auburn Montgomery

ON-CAMPUS HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE Auburn Montgomery Housing and Residence Life offers students benefits such as being close to classes and activities, living and learning with friends, making better grades, and getting involved in a community. You’ll be surrounded by all of the cultural, social, and sporting events that make Auburn Montgomery vibrant, and you can build a network of lifelong friends to share your memories of campus life. Our supportive living-learning community will connect you to other students with similar academic interests and experiences. Our residence halls are new or recently renovated, providing the home-like environment that students request. In-house computer labs, free laundry areas, study lounges, free cable TV and free high-speed internet are other amenities you’ll enjoy.

STUDENT LIFE With 10 Greek organizations, 20 curriculum-related clubs, numerous honor societies, religious groups, and special interest organizations – there’s always somewhere to go, something to do, and a reason to smile at AUM.

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE In 2012, AUM welcomed the Confucius Institute to campus, joining a network of more than 300 organizations worldwide committed to promoting Chinese language and culture. The AUM Confucius Institute promotes Chinese language and culture both on campus and in the surrounding community, including local K-12 schools. The university dedicated a Confucius Garden on campus in November 2013.

STUDY ABROAD AUM’s students are learning to compete in an ever-changing global environment through our growing study abroad program. AUM faculty and students have recently traveled to the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Costa Rica, Belize and Italy. Programs are also in the works for locations in South Korea and Japan.



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AUM Soccer Complex



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Montgomery, Alabama

Montgomery is the capital of Alabama and the second largest city in the state with a population of 205,764, according to the 2010 census. The city, which was incorporated on Dec. 3, 1819, is located southeast of the center of the state. Montgomery is nationally known for its many historic/cultural landmarks and events such as the Alabama State Capitol, Dexter Avenue King Memorial Church, First White House of the Confederacy, Montgomery Bus Boycott, Hank Williams Memorial, Alabama War Memorial and Alabama Shakespeare Festival. The city attracted the first electric street car system and the Wright Brothers’ (Orville and Wilbur) first school for powered flight. Today, Montgomery is the home of both Maxwell and Gunter Air Force Bases. The city is the home of several public and private colleges, as well as military schools. Montgomery’s 15 colleges, universities and military schools provide world-class educational opportunities. In 2004, Montgomery landed one of the biggest economic development projects when Hyundai Motors Manufacturing Alabama built its $1.4 billion automotive plant. The Montgomery location became Hyundai’s first assembly and manufacturing plant in the United States. It employs more than 3,000 team members and currently produces the next generation Sonata sedan. That same year, Montgomery acquired a minor league baseball team called the Montgomery Biscuits, Class AA affiliate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Biscuits are the 2006 and 2007 Southern League Champions. The team plays in a 7,000 seat facility known as Riverwalk Stadium and owned by the City of Montgomery. The stadium boasts of several seating styles: executive box, super box, lawn and suite level. Downtown Montgomery lies along the southern banks of the Alabama River, while the east side is the fastest-growing part of the city. Auburn Montgomery, the city’s two largest shopping malls and Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park, a 250-acre park which contains the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Montgomery Fine Museum of Fine Arts are located on the east side of town. Today, the city is known for its renaissance of historic downtown and redevelopment of the riverfront.



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University Chancellor

DR. JOHN G. VERES III

Chancellor Ninth Year

Auburn University at Montgomery, 1976 and 1978

Dr. John G. Veres III became the first alumnus appointed Chancellor of Auburn University at Montgomery in 2006. A Montgomery native, he graduated from Montgomery Catholic High School in 1972 and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology from AUM in 1976 and 1978, respectively. He was awarded a Ph.D. in industrial/organizational psychology from Auburn University in 1983. First hired by AUM in 1976 as a Research and Training Assistant, Veres was promoted over the next 36 years to several positions of increasing responsibility, including Director

of the AUM Center for Business and Economic Development (October 1982-March 2000) and Executive Director of University Outreach (March 2000-June 2006) until the Auburn Board of Trustees named him Chancellor. Veres has more than 35 years of experience as an organizational consultant. He has published some 50 articles and book chapters, two edited volumes and one book on human resources management topics. He has consulted in over 80 employment discrimination lawsuits, primarily on issues of adverse impact and test validation, and currently serves as Special Master for the United States District Court for the Northern District of Alabama. In the community, Veres currently serves on the boards of the Alabama-Korea Education and Economic Partnership, Alabama World Affairs Council, AUM Confucius Institute, Auburn University Foundation, Committee of 100, Helicity, and the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. Veres also serves on the Air Education and Training Command Commander’s civilian advisory group.He has served on the boards of the Alabama Technology Foundation, Catholic Housing Authority of Montgomery, Montgomery Area YMCA, and the River Region United Way. He was appointed to the Alabama Governor’s College and Career Ready Task Force and the Governor’s Commission for Action in Alabama’s Black Belt, and served as a technical advisor to the Alabama Commission on Government Accountability. He is a recipient of the H. Roe Bartle Presidential Leadership Award from the Nonprofit Leadership Alliance. Veres and his wife of 37 years, Beth Sullivan Veres, have three children – Erin, Johnny

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Director of Athletics

JIM HERLIHY

Director of Athletics First Year

Plymouth State University, 1988 A leader with more than 25 years of experience in athletic administration, including nearly 12 years working at the NCAA Division II level, Jim Herlihy was been named the new Director of Athletics at Auburn University at Montgomery in September of 2015. Herlihy spent the past 16 months as the Director of Athletics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, N.H., a NCAA Division II member which competes in both the Northeast-10 Conference and Eastern College Athletic Conference. During his tenure with the Hawks, Herlihy oversaw 20 sports, nine facilities, 68 employees and more than 450 student-athletes. He managed the financial aspects of a $7 million operating

budget and Annual Fund, while cultivating gifts in athletic initiatives during the leadership phase of the first-ever Capital Campaign conducted in the 125-year history of Saint Anselm. Herlihy also served on the President’s Cabinet, where he was the liaison for numerous campus committees. Under his leadership, five teams qualified for national tournaments and more than 55 percent of student-athletes were named to the Dean’s List. Additionally, the department of athletics boasted a 92 percent graduation rate and student-athletes participated in more than 4,000 hours of community service. Prior to his arrival on the Hilltop, Herlihy served as the Director of Athletics at the University of Montevallo for seven years. While at Montevallo, Herlihy guided the Falcons through a transition from the Gulf South Conference to their current home, the Peach Belt Conference, while also overseeing the 15 athletic programs, 42 employees, more than 300 student-athletes and seven facilities. He spearheaded the fund raising and construction of three new facilities on campus and improved the Annual Fund by more than 200 percent. Herlihy was also responsible for the addition of five varsity sports at Montevallo. Competitively, the Falcons captured six conference championships and finished as conference runners-up eight times. The school qualified for the NCAA Tournament 15 times under his leadership. Montevallo posted its best finishes in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings under his guidance. Six student-athletes earned All-American status, while three were named Academic All-Americans. Montevallo also produced its first-ever conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Herlihy was an instrumental leader in a period of substantial growth at Montevallo. Under his direction, the Falcons increased their student-athlete population by more than 100 percent, while maintaining a strong tradition on the fields of competition and in the classroom. More than 60 percent of all student-athletes maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better, while athletics recorded a graduation rate more than 20 percent higher than the general student body. The department of athletics was a national finalist for the 2014 NCAA DII Award of Excellence and was recognized by the Peach Belt Conference for community engagement initiatives three times. Herlihy has served on the NCAA DII Management Council, as well as been a member of the NCAA DII Finance & Planning Committee and DII Identity & Branding Committee. He is a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and has served on the Board of Directors for the DII Athletic Directors Association. He is also a member of both the College Athletic Business Management Association (CABMA) and the Collegiate Event & Facility Management Association (CEFMA). Before leading the staff at Montevallo, Herlihy served as an Assistant Athletic Director at Florida Gulf Coast University in Fort Myers, Fla. There, he oversaw all aspects of the financial operations and external relations, while supervising five teams. He has worked in revenue-generating positions in the Major League Baseball front offices for both the Philadelphia Phillies and Texas Rangers, where he served as the General Manager of the Clearwater Phillies and the Charlotte Rangers, respectively. He also spent time as the Assistant General Manager of the Nashville Sounds Minor League Baseball team. Herlihy earned his bachelor’s degree from Plymouth State University, before completing his master’s degree in sports management at the University of Alabama. He also completed the Sports Management Institute’s executive education program, sponsored by the University of Notre Dame and University of Georgia, in 2011. Herlihy and his wife, Peggy, are the parents of two children – daughter Elizabeth, a student at South Florida, and son TJ, a student at South Alabama.



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Staff and Media Directory

Media DirectoryPRINT MEDIA

Montgomery AdvertiserSports Editor: Brad ZimanekP.O. Box 1000Montgomery, AL 36101-1000Phone: 334-261-1522Fax: 334-261-1548www.montgomeryadvertiser.com

Alabama Associated PressSports Editor: John Zenor201 Monroe StreetMontgomery, AL 36104Phone: 334-262-5947Fax: 334-265-7177http://bigstory.ap.org/

The AUMnibusAUM Student NewspaperMontgomery, AL 36124Phone: 334-244-3662Fax: 334-244-3762http://theaumnibus.com/aumnibus/ Montgomery Independent141 Market PlaceMontgomery, AL 36117Phone: 334-265-7323Fax: 334-265-7320 Birmingham News2201 4th Avenue NBirmingham, AL 35203Phone: 205-325-2431Fax: 205-325-2425www.al.com

Mobile Press Register401 North Water StreetMobile, AL 36602Phone: 251-433-1551Fax: 251-434-8603www.al.com

RADIO

WMSP-AM 740Sports Director: John LongshoreStudio Host: Barry McKnightOne Commerce StreetMontgomery, AL 36104Phone: 334-240-9274Fax: 334-240-9219www.sportsradio740.com

WTXK-The Ticket-FM 107.51359 Carmichael WayMontgomery, AL 36106Phone: 334-517-1210Fax: 334-356-9776www.wtxktheticket.com

TELEVISION

ALABAMA NEWS NETWORK (CBS) Sports Director: Mo CarterReporter: Ben Bolton3251 Harrison RoadMontgomery, AL 36109Phone: 334-271-8888Fax: 334-272-6444www.alabamanews.net

WSFA-TV 12 (NBC)Sports Director: Jeff ShearerReporter: Stephen GunterP.O. Box 25012Montgomery, AL 36116Phone: 334-613-8298Fax: 334-614-8303www.wsfa.com

John AhoFaculty Athletic Representative

Clay BoothBaseball

Assistant Coach

Michael CheaneyMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Michelle CromptonAthletics Program

Specialist

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Caroline GlennAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Michael GrossMen’s and Women’s

Cross Country Head Coach

Jim HerlihyDirector

of Athletics

Andree’ P. HoustonAssistant Athletic Director

for Compliance

Bob HubbardMen’s Basketball Assistant Coach

Joel HughesMascot

Coordinator

Stephanie KienertAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Marty LovrichBaseball

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Information

Director

Martie McEnerneySenior Development

Officer - Athletics

Billy MangumSports InformationGraduate Assistant

Cayla MorganAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Eric NewellSoftball

Head Coach

Austin PennyAssistant Sports

Information Director

Jessie RosaAssociate AD/

SWA

Kyle SampsellAthletic Training

Head Trainer

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’sTennis Head Coach

Paige WetzelVolleyball

Head Coach

Scottie WilkesSoftball

Assistant Coach

Frank WilliamsUniversity

Photographer

Jake WyattAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Tafadzwa ZiyengeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach



Founded in 1949, what is known today as the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) has prospered and excelled both athletically as well as academically in the Southeast region of the United States. The SSAC is currently made up of 14 institutions from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana and Mississippi. The conference was originally established as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GIAC) with six charter members, including Oglethorpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the league was renamed the Georgia Athletic Conference (GAC) and remained so until 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the official name was again changed to the Southern States Athletic Conference. In November of 2012, the league announced that it planned to expanded to 16 teams for the 2013-14 season with the inclusion of Blue Mountain College, Martin Methodist College and Bethel (Tenn.) University from the TranSouth Conference. At the conclusion of the 2013-14 year, the league saw the departure of Southern Wesleyan University, Spring Hill College and Emmanuel College, which all transitioned to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II, in addition to Southern Polytechnic State University, which was consolidated with Kennesaw State University. Those vacancies allowed for the admission of Dalton State College and Middle Georgia State College. Both institutions will compete within the SSAC during the 2014-15 season, giving the conference 14 total members. The SSAC hosts 14 conference championships including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s golf, and men’s and women’s track and field. Since its inception and affiliation with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the conference has developed a reputation as being one of the premier conferences in the country in several sports. The SSAC boasts 32 teams and 11 individual national titles, while 30 more teams have finished as national runners-up. With its office based in historic Montgomery, Ala., the conference staff features Commissioner Mike Hall, Assistant Commissioner Sam Knehans, Treasurer Sally Shoppe and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Ron Melton. The 2015-16 academic year marks the 16th year for Auburn Montgomery athletics competing as a member of the SSAC. Since joining the league in 2000, the university has collected 74 total conference regular season and tournament championships.

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SSAC and NAIA

Member Schools

Auburn Montgomery (Montgomery, Ala.)

Bethel (McKenzie, Tenn.)

Blue Mountain (Blue Mountain, Miss.)

Brenau (Gainesville, Ga.)

Brewton-Parker (Mt. Vernon, Ga.)

Coastal Georgia (Brunswick, Ga.)

Dalton State (Dalton, Ga.)

Faulkner (Montgomery, Ala.)

Loyola (New Orleans, La.)

Martin Methodist (Pulaski, Tenn.)

Middle Georgia (Cochran, Ga.)

Mobile (Mobile, Ala.)

William Carey (Hattiesburg, Miss.)

Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) since 1975. In those 40 years, AUM has claimed 25 national championships and seven of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a national championship game. The NAIA, headquartered in Kansas City, Kan., is a national organization with nearly 300 institutional members and more than 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. Since its introduction of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering first-rate athletics programs. The NAIA has continuously affirmed its commitment to equality by becoming the first national organization to offer institutional postseason opportunities to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow institutional membership to historically black institutions in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establishment of athletics programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by supporting academic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and activity as an opportunity to intentionally teach beyond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the five core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefit of each individual. In addition, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA institution’s commitment to the initiative with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in competition, academic focus, character recognition and character promotion.



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2015 Roster

NUMERICAL ROSTER00 Morgan Glenn, GK0 Felicia Wester, GK 1 Taylor Kitchens, GK 2 Courtney Omodei, F 3 Amy Glynn, D 4 Michaela Dahlin, MF 6 Brittany Havenner, D 7 Caroline Booth, MF/F8 Julia Losert, D/MF9 Anna Svensson, D 10 Stephanie Anes, MF 11 Megan Kowalski, MF/F 12 Lila Remache, MF13 Stella Gress Mazillo, MF 14 Hannah Long, MF 15 Kendall McCardell, MF/F 16 Agnes Hurtig Edlund, MF 18 Kourtney Presor, MF/F 20 Ida Bjerklund, D 23 Bronte Cintrone, D

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERStephanie Anes 10 MFIda Bjerklund 20 DCaroline Booth 7 MF/FBronte Cintrone 23 DMichaela Dahlin 4 MFAgnes Hurtig Edlund 16 MFMorgan Glenn 00 GKAmy Glynn 3 DBrittany Havener 6 DMegan Kowalski 11 MF/FTaylor Kitchens 1 GKHannah Long 14 MFJulia Losert 8 D/MFStella Gress Mazillo 13 MFKendall McCardell 15 MF/FCourtney Omodei 2 FKourtney Presor 18 MF/FLila Remache 12 MFAnna Svensson 9 DFelicia Wester 0 GK

GOALKEEPERS No. Name Cl. Ht. Hometown Major 00 Morgan Glenn So. 5-10 Millbrook, Ala. Justice and Public Safety0 Felicia Wester Fr. 5-6 Genarp, Sweden 1 Taylor Kitchens Fr. 5-7 Fredricksburg, Texas

DEFENDERS No. Name Cl. Ht. Hometown Major 3 Amy Glynn Jr. 5-3 London, England Psychology 6 Brittany Havenner Fr. 5-7 Douglasville, Ga. 9 Anna Svensson Fr. 5-5 Asarum, Sweden 20 Ida Bjerklund Sr. 5-6 Jessheim, Norway Psychology23 Bronte Cintrone Fr. 5-4 San Ramon, Calif.

MIDFIELDERS No. Name Cl. Ht. Hometown Major 4 Michaela Dahlin So. 5-6 Stockholm, Sweden Undecided 7 Caroline Booth So. 5-4 Palm Harbor, Fla. Early Childhood Education8 Julia Losert Sr. 5-3 Riedstadt-Leeheim, Germany Business 10 Stephanie Anes Sr. 5-8 London, England Exercise Science 11 Megan Kowalski So. 5-5 Plymouth, England Physical Science 12 Lila Remache Sr. 5-1 Taverny, France International Business13 Stella Gress Mazillo Fr. 5-3 Rio de Janiero, Brazil 14 Hannah Long Fr. 5-3 Prattville, Ala. 15 Kendall McCardell Sr. 5-5 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Exercise Science16 Agnes Hurtig Edlund Fr. 5-3 Sundsvall, Sweden 18 Kourtney Presor So. 5-2 Prattville, Ala. Nursing

FORWARDS No. Name Cl. Ht. Hometown Major 2 Courtney Omodei Jr. 5-9 Perth, Australia Exercise Science 7 Caroline Booth So. 5-4 Palm Harbor, Fla. Early Childhood Education 11 Megan Kowalski So. 5-5 Plymouth, England Physical Science 15 Kendall McCardell Sr. 5-5 Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Exercise Science 18 Kourtney Presor So. 5-2 Prattville, Ala. Nursing

COACHING STAFF Coach: Tafadzwa Ziyenge UAH, 1996 1st year at AUMStudent Assistant Coach: Holly Clarke 2nd year at AUM Student Assistant Coach: Nicole Letford 2nd year at AUM



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Coaching Staff

TAFADZWAZIYENGE

Head CoachUniversity of Alabama at Huntsville, 1996

First Season

HOLLYCLARKE

Graduate Assistant CoachSecond Season

Following a three-year playing career in which she was honored by the Southern States Athletic Conference all three seasons, Holly Clarke will remain on the side-lines for the AUM women’s soccer team in 2014 as a student assistant coach.

Clarke started 48 matches during her tenure with the Warhawks, winning 25 games and posting eight shutouts. She finished her career ranked second in the program’s

history in goals against average and fifth in saves. Last season Clarke allowed just 13 goals in more than 1,200 minutes between the nets, tallying four shutouts and 35 saves en route to second-team all-conference accolades. She also collected second team honors in 2012, when she allowed just 17 goals in 1,622 minutes. She posted a career-best scoreless streak of better than 442 minutes. The year prior she was selected a member of the SSAC All-Freshman Team after stopping 44 saves in 15 matches. Clarke has also been extremely successful in the classroom at AUM, earning NAIA Scholar-Athlete honors, Capital One Academic All-America Second-Team accolades and All-Academic honors from the SSAC twice. She was also a two-time Capital One Academic All-District selection. Additionally, she is a member of Phi Kappa Phi honor society. Prior to joining the Warhawks, she attended Hewett Sixth Form in Norwich, England, and played three seasons of club soccer for the Norwich City Ladies. Clarke is the daughter of Alan and Frances Clarke. She is currently majoring in exercise science at AUM.

Tafadzwa Ziyenge takes over the helm of AUM women’s soccer team for the 2015-16 season in his first season in Montgomery. Prior to AUM, Ziyenge was head coach at Arkansas State where he accounted for a 39-50-8 record, including the first two winning seasons in the history of the women’s program. His 39 coaching victories are the most in school his-tory. In 2014, he led the Red Wolves to a 4-14 record as well as earning the Sun Belt Conference’s Team grade point

average (GPA) award. In 2013, Ziyenge posted his second double-digit win season with a 10-7-3 record and an even 4-4 showing in Sun Belt play. ASU also set school records for season points (114) and assists (36). The team also defeated Louisiana-Lafeyette in the Sun Belt Tournament marking its first postseason win in school history. In 2012, Ziyenge set a school-record 11 wins, the first winning season in the program’s history. The Red Wolves finished 5-4-1 in SBC play and made two consecutive ap-pearances in the postseason tournament. As a team, ASU established a new school record with 41 goals scored and 2.05 goals per match. Ziyenge led Arkansas State to consecutive seven-win seasons in his first two years. In 2011, he led the Red Wolves to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. During his ten-ure at Arkansas State, Ziyenge coached the all-conference performers, including first-teamers Loren Mitchell and Lindsay Johansen in 2012. The honors marked the first time in Red Wolves’ history that two players earned all-conference accolades in the same season. Ziyenge pushed his team in the classroom as they earned the Sun Belt Conference’s Team GPA award again in 2012. A-State finished with a 3.599 team grade point aver-age, the highest of any team in the conference. The team was also honored by the National Coaches Association of America for having the seventh-highest team GPA among all Division I women’s soccer teams. Before joining the Red Wolves, Ziyenge was the head women’s coach at his alma mater, the University of Alabama-Huntsville, from 1998 to 2009. During his tenure, he led the Chargers to 96-90-6 career record, reaching the conference tournament five times. Ziyenge also spent one season as the head coach for the men’s program, where he helped the team to Gulf South Conference Tournament championship match. As a player, Ziyenge played professionally in the Eastern Indoor Soccer League, where he played for two years with the Huntsville Fire. He finished the 1998 season as the club’s second leading scorer. He also played in the USL A-League, where he spent two seasons for the Tennessee Rhythm. Ziyenge was a four-year letter winner with the University of Alabama at Huntsville from 1993-96. He currently holds, or is tied for, the single-game record for shots on goal (10), the season record for game winning goals (8) and shots (72). Ziyenge is ranked third overall in goals scored, fifth in points and eighth in career assists. He is only one of six players to score 100 career points at UAH. During his senior year, he was named to the All-Region First Team, GSC regular season MVP and conference finals MVP. A native of Marondera, Zimbabwe, Ziyenge holds his undergraduate degree in business administration from UAH. Ziyenge is married to the former Carly Thomas, a previ-ous women’s soccer player at Auburn University.



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2015 SEASON OUTLOOK The Auburn Montgomery women’s soccer team will begin the 2015 season with eight returning letterwinners from last year’s 10-6-1 squad, and an inspired new head coach in Tafadzwa Ziyenge. The Warhawks’ senior core will undoubtedly be an asset with the return of Lila Remache and Julia Losert who accounted for 55.5 of last season’s goals. A certain key piece to the success of AUM in 2015 will be Ida Bjerkland’s presence in defense as she has provided the Warhawks with 56 starts over here three-year career. There are still question marks out there. Who will step-up and take the place of former goalkeeper Chloe Crook who registered 85 saves, 14 wins and four shutouts over a two-year span for AUM. How will the team respond to its new coach? Will the squad reach for the top this season? “We face the challenge in 2015 of stepping into the shoes of a soccer program that has a history of success,” Ziyenge said. “The bar has been set pretty high by our predecessors and we hope to continue the success of AUM soccer. To do this, we will need our returners in particular our five seniors Ida,Lila, Julia, Kendall and Stephanie to lead the way. They have been there before and understand exactly what our opponents bring to the table. AUM returners will serve in vital roles and should provide major stability to the program, both from a play and a leadership standpoint. Senior forward Lila Remache has played in 33 games during her career, while scoring on 13 occasions, including 11 goals last seasonwhile registering four assists. She was also honored with Southern States Athletic Conference Second-Team honors. Senior defender Ida Bjerklund, a Second-Team All-Conference performer last season, will anchor a defensive unit which allowed just 28 goals in 2014. Senior goalkeeper Chloe Crook made five starts for AUM in goal last year and posted a 4-1 record in those matches, one of which was a shutout. The Warhawks also welcome eight talented newcomers to the program. Joining the program for the 2015 season will be freshman goalkeepers Felicia Wester and Taylor Kitchens, defenders Brittany Havenner, Anna Svensson and Bronte Cintrone and midfielders Stella Mazillo, Hannah Long and Agnes Edlund. “I’m excited about the balance between rookie and returning

players and look forward to blending the two groups into one unit,” Ziyenge said.

Goalkeepers After a successful spring, Glenn is expected to take over as the team’s goalkeeper after the departure of Chloe Crook. Glenn accounted for four saves in six games of action in her first season at AUM, following a standout high school career at Stanhope Elmore High School. “Chloe has been chomping at the bit to take over in goal,” Brownlie, a former keeper herself, said. “She has prepared well for it and is excited about the challenge. She has a wealth of experience

NicoleLetford

Graduate Assistant CoachSecond Season

Marking her second season as student-assistant for the women’s soccer team, Nicole Letford will be assisting head coach Tafadzwa Ziyenge in 2015. A Second-Team All-Southern States Athletic Conference selection last season, Let-ford was one of four AUM players to start all 19 games, tying for the team lead with nine goals and 20 points. She also led the team with 50 shots and 30 shots on goal. On three occasions, she scored multiple goals. She was named a NAIA Scholar-Athlete

following the completion of last season. The season prior Letford also started all 19 games, collecting four assists, including three against Brewton-Parker. She was selected to the SSAC All-Academic team each year. Before her arrival at AUM, Letford attended Forth Valley College in Falkirk, Scotland. She also played four years of club soccer for the Falkirk Ladies FC, where she helped the team to the League Cup Championship in 2006. Letford is the daughter of Debbie Letford and is majoring in sports management.

Sophomore Goalkeeper Morgan Glenn



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from the junior college level, where she led the team to the national tournament. She is a strong presence and has great athletic ability. I think last year helped her mature and she is ready to take on more of a leadership role. She is a calm presence in the back, which will be a key for our team.” “Morgan is easily the most improved player that we had this spring,” Ziyenge said of Glenn. “Morgan gained tremendous confidence comfortably embracing a regular starting role.” Adding to its depth at goalkeeper, Felicia Wester and Taylor Kitchens will join the squad as newcomers. “Felicia is a solid shot stopper with very good footwork,” Ziyenge said of Wester. “Taylor commands the box very well can distribute the ball very well with both her feet and hands,” Ziyenge said of Kitchens

Defenders The Warhawks surrendered just 28 goals while allowing 211 shots last season, with Ida Bjerklund and Amy Glynn largely contributing to those numbers. Bjerklund will take over the leadership role among the defenders, both verbally and by her quality play. “Ida is a fearless leader and commanding presence capable of operating in multiple positions,” Ziyenge said. Glynn, who appeared in 18 games last season, will also be counted on to help lead the Warhawks defense. “Amy is a no nonsense defender with a very sharp soccer mind,” Ziyenge said. Newcomers Bronte Cintrone, Brittany Havenner and Anna Svensson will be competing for playing time along side Bjerklund and Glynn. “Bronte brings a combination of speed and strength to the defense,” Ziyenge said. “Brittany is a very strong central defender who loves to overlap,” Ziyenge said of Havenner. “Anna possesses tremendous field vision and ball distribution skill,” Ziyenge said.

Midfielders The Warhawks midfield will likely be its strongest group of 2015 with the return of Lila Remache, Julia Losert, Kendall McCardell and Stephanie Anes, even with the loss of Kristen Hagen who started all 19

games last season. Remache, Losert, McCardell and Anes were major players last season for the Warhawks and will be counted on again in 2015 for AUM’s source of production. “The leading goal scorer last season, Lila is blessed with tremendous skill and a high work ethic,” Ziyenge said. “Julia is a very skillful and deservedly highly decorated multi-purpose player,” Ziyenge said. “Kendall is an energetic and creative utility player who can both go forward and defend, “ Ziyenge added. “Stephanie is a hardnosed defender who is very dangerous in dead ball situations,” Ziyenge said. Along with Michaela Dahlin, who started 17-of-19 games last season and accounted for two goals, Ziyenge is also excited about the addition of Stella Mazzillo, Hannah Long and Agnes Edlund, with starting postions still in flux. “Michaela is a tireless midfielder who operates with great ease both centrally and on the flanks,” Ziyenge said. “Stella moves very well off the ball and provides a key link between the midfield and attack,” Ziyenge added “Hannah brings a lot of creativity on the flanks and can deliver dangerous crosses into the box,” Ziyenge said of Long. “Agnes is a very polished central midfielder who creates opportunities for the offense,” Ziyenge said.

Forwards The forward position will return three contributors from last season, including Megan Kowalski, Caroline Booth and Kourtney Presor. Rising junior Courtney Omodei will make her return to the pitch after missing last season due to injury. She has 29 career appearances through two seasons at AUM. “Megan is a very adventurous outside defender who never hesitates to venture forward,” Ziyenge said. “Caroline is a very underrated offensive threat who can strike from difficult angles,” Ziyenge said. “Kourtney brings an up tempo mentality to the team and is a very underrated but dangerous finisher inside the box,” Ziyenge said. “Courtney brings a critical veteran presence to a young team and made tremendous strides after sitting out the 2014 season,” Ziyenge said of Omodei.

Senior Defender Ida Bjerklund

Senior Midfielder Julia Losert



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2014 [Junior]: Was a member of the All-Southern States Athletic Conference Second Team … earned SSAC All-Academic team honors … was selected as SSAC Defensive Player of the Week on Oct. 10, after scoring three goals on six shots and helping with a 10-0 shutout against Brewton-Parker (Ga.) … started all 19 matches for the Warhawks … accounted for four goals on the season.

2013 [Sophomore]: Was a member of the All-Southern States Athletic Conference Second Team … earned SSAC All-Academic team honors … was the Warhawks’ Musco Lighting Champion of Character selection … was one of four AUM players to start all 19 games … played a team-best 1,532 minutes during the season, an average of 80.6 per contest … assisted on one goal from her defender position … attempted seven shots on the year, including one on goal … collected lone point of the season against Faulkner on Sept. 19 … attempted a season-high two shots against the Eagles … blocked a shot against Belhaven on Nov. 2 … was selected a recipient of the AUM Army ROTC Achievement award.

2012 [Freshman]: Provided a steady presence on the defensive end for the Warhawks in her debut season … played in all 19 games, with starts in 18 contests … contributed to a defense which earned eight clean sheets and allowed just 17 goals all season … picked up her first career point on the offensive end against Faulkner on Oct. 27, assisting on Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir’s first-half game-winner … added a block in that game … had shots against SCAD-Savannah (Sept. 2) and Lee (Oct. 11).

Prep: Graduated from Norwegian College of Elite Sports in 2012 … participated in soccer for head coach Age Steen, where she was a team captain as a senior … helped the team to the Regions Indoor soccer tournament championship … also guided the squad to a pair of first-place finishes in the Norwegian League 2, a first-place finish at the G16 and G13 Indoor tournament, and two third-place finishes at the G19 Norwegian Championships … participated in club soccer, where she played for Ullensaker/Kisa IL from 2004-07, Borgen IL from 2007-10 and Kongsvinger IL from 2010-12.

Personal: Full name is Ida Smedheim Bjerklund … is the daughter of Inge Bjerklund and Trude Smedheim … has an older sister, Marte, a younger sister, Hedda, and a younger brother, Herman … is majoring in psychology.

IDABJERKLUND

Senior | 5-6 | DefenderJessheim, Norway | Norwegian College of Elite Sports

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BJERKLUND’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2012 19 18 0 1 1 0.000 2 0 0.000 0 0 0 1 0 0

2013 19 19 0 1 1 0.000 7 1 0.143 0 0 0 1 0 0

2014 19 19 4 0 8 0.222 18 9 0.500 0 0 1 0 0 0

Totals 57 56 4 2 10 0.200 27 10 0.400 0 0 1 2 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 6, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14

Shots on Goal 3, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14

Goals 3, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14

Assists 1, Twice (Last: at Faulkner, 9/19/13)

Points 6, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14



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KENDALLMcCARDELL

Senior | 5-5 | Midfielder/ForwardMount Pleasant, S.C. | Wando HS

Pyschology152014 [Junior]: Was named the Warhawks’ Musco Lighting Champion of Character selection … started all 19 games last season … accounted two assists from her position … recorded 24 shots, eight on goal ... had a season-high two shots on goal against Birmingham-Southern on Sept. 26.

2013 [Sophomore]: Saw action in 17 matches, starting two … recorded eight shots, six of which were on goal … scored twice during the season … netted her first goal of the season in the season opener against Montreat on Aug. 23 … added a second goal against Millsaps on Sept. 8 … recorded a season-high five shots and three shots on goal against Brewton-Parker on Oct. 4 … posted one shot against Emmanuel on Oct. 25.

2012 [Freshman]: Made 12 appearances in her debut season with the Warhawks … had a breakout game against Brewton-Parker on Sept. 28 … tallied two goals and an assist against the Barons, registering all three of her shots for the season in that contest … both of her markers came in the first half, as the Warhawks opened up a 9-0 advantage in the opening 45 minutes of the match … added a pair of assists in AUM’s 8-0 win over Freed-Hardeman on Sept. 15.

Prep: Graduated from Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C. … was a three-year letter winner in soccer … helped lead the Warriors to class 4A state championships in 2010 and 2011 … named Player of the Game in 2011 state championship match … was selected the 2012 North/South All Star Game MVP … named all-lowcountry and all-region as a senior … was an academic scholar … played club soccer for Mt. Pleasant Soccer Club, Bridge FA and SC United FC of Mt. Pleasant.

Personal: Born on Aug. 29, 1993 … daughter of Ken and Camille McCardell … has an older brother, Kyle … majoring in exercise science.

MCCARDELL’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2012 12 0 2 3 7 0.667 3 3 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0

2013 17 2 2 0 4 0.250 8 6 0.750 0 0 0 0 0 0

2014 19 19 0 2 2 0.000 24 8 0.333 1 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 48 21 4 5 13 0.100 35 17 0.818 1 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 5, Twice (Last: vs. BPC, 10/9/14)

Shots on Goal 2, vs. Birmingham So. 10/4//13)

Goals 2, vs. Brewton-Parker, 9/28/12

Assists 1, Twice (Last: vs. BPC , 10/9/14)

Points 1, Twice (Last: vs. BPC , 10/9/14)



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LILAREMACHE

Senior | 5-2 | MidfielderTaverny, France | Martin Methodist College

International Business12 2014 [Junior]: Selected as a member of the All-Southern States Athletic Conference Second Team … was named SSAC Offensive Player of the Week on Oct. 27 after a two goal performance against Brenau (Ga.) … led the Warhawks with 11 goals scored while starting all 19 matches …recorded a team-second 24 points … added two assists, tying her career high … accounted for a team-high four total game winning goals.

2013 [Sophomore]: Saw action in 14 games in her first season with the Warhawks, starting six … scored two goals and assisted on two others … finished with 15 shots, seven of which were on goal … both goals proved to be game-winning goals … had three shots, including her first collegiate goal against Thomas on Aug. 24 … also added a game-winning goal against Belhaven on Nov. 2 … tallied an assist and a season-high five shots against Millsaps on Sept. 8 … had multiple shots in four matches.

Prior to AUM: Attended Martin Methodist against College for one season … helped RedHawks to the 2012 TranSouth Championship and a 15-4 record … appeared in 18 games, earning six starts … posted one assist on the year … recorded 17 shots, 13 of which were on goal … scored first collegiate point in debut against Lyon on Aug. 22, 2012.

Prep: Attended Lycee Louis Jouvet in Taverny, France … played six years for club team Cosmo Ermont Taverny … transferred to Fas Herblay of Division II and played for Coach Eric Akoun … won French Division II title with Fas Herblay.

Personal: Born September 20, 1994 … daughter of Khaled and Soraya Remache … has two older sisters, Amina and Anissa, and an older brother, Karim … is majoring in international business.

REMACHE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2013 14 6 2 2 6 0.133 15 7 0.500 0 0 2 0 0 0

2014 19 19 11 2 24 0.204 54 26 0.500 0 0 4 0 0 0

Totals 33 25 13 4 30 0.200 69 33 0.500 0 0 6 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 8, Twice (Last: vs. BPC, 10/9/14)

Shots on Goal 7, vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14

Goals 3, vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14

Assists 1, Twice (Last: at BPC, 10/9/14)

Points 6, vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14



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JULIELOSERTSenior | 5-3 | Midfielder/Defender

Riedstadt-Leeheim, Germany | Nyack (N.Y.) CollegeBusiness

82014 [Junior]: Was named National Athletic Intercollegiate Association Honorable Mention All-American … was a member of the All-Southern States Athletic Conference First Team … earned SSAC Newcomer of the Year honors … was selected to the SSAC Tournament All-Conference Team … was named SSAC Offensive Player of the Week on October 6, 2014 after a two goal, four assist match against Belhaven (Miss.) … named to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America All-South Region Team … led the Warhawks in total points (26), shots (64) and shots on goal (34) … totaled nine goals and eight assists on the season.

Prior to AUM: Played two seasons of soccer for head coach Sam Oduro at NCAA Division II Nyack College in Nyack, N.Y. … was voted Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player of the Week after scoring four times in two matches … was also named a honorable mention to the CACC’s Weekly Honor Roll on Nov. 4, 2013 … started all 18 matches she appeared in as a sophomore … led the Warriors with nine goals scored, including a hat trick against Wilmington on Oct. 26 … added seven assists for a team-best 25 points … recorded a team-leading 55 shots, including 32 on goal … tied for the team-lead with three game-winning goals … was named to the National Christian College Athletic Association All-East Region as a freshman … started all 20 games as a freshman, scoring twice and assisting on three others … was third on the team with 43 shots, including 18 on goal … converted only penalty kick of the season.

Prep: Attended Berufliches Gymnasium in Grob-Geraw, Germany … played club soccer for FFC Frankfurt in Germany’s first division women’s Bundesliga from 2008-12.

Personal: Was born on Jan. 16, 1992 … is the daughter of Hartmut and Heiue Losert … has a younger brother, Maximilian … is majoring in business.

LOSERT’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2014 19 19 9 8 26 0.141 64 34 0.531 1 0 2 0 0 0

Totals 19 19 9 8 26 0.141 64 34 0.531 1 0 2 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 13, vs. Brewton-Parker 10/9/14


Goals 2, Three (Last:. BPC, 10/9/14)

Assists 4, vs. Belhaven 10/4/14

Points 8, vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14



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AMYGLYNN

Junior | 5-3 | DefenseLondon, England | Mill Hill County HS

Pyschology3

2014 [Sophomore]: Earned Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic honors … played in 18 games, starting in 15 matches in her second season … recorded six shots with five shots on goal.

2013 [Freshman]: Earned Southern States Athletic Conference All-Freshman Team honors following her first season … saw action in 15 games, earning the starting nod in six … recorded one assist from her defender position … collected her lone block of the season against Mobile in the SSAC Tournament on Nov. 9 … scored first collegiate point in AUM’s season opener against Montreat on Aug. 23 … Warhawks were 4-2 in matches she started.

Prep: Attended Mill Hill County High School in London, England … received 2010-11 Sportsperson of the Year Award.

Personal: Full name is Amy Jayne Glynn … was born September 19, 1994 … is the daughter of Michael and Carol Glynn … has an older brother, Daryl … majoring in psychology.

GLYNN’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2013 15 6 0 1 1 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 1 0 0

2014 18 15 0 0 0 0.000 6 5 0.833 1 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 33 21 0 1 1 0.000 6 5 0.800 1 0 0 1 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 2, vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14


Goals none

Assists 1, vs. Montreat, 8/23/13

Points 1, vs. Montreat, 8/23/13



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COURTNEYOMODEI

Junior | 5-6 | ForwardPerth, Australia | Mindaire Senior College

Exercise Science2

2014 [Redshirt]: Redshirted due to injury ... earned Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic honors.

2013 [Sophomore]: Was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic Team as a sophomore … appeared in 19 matches, earning the start in eight … assisted on two goals for her only two points of the season … finished with six shots, four of which were on goal … recorded one block during the season … scored her first collegiate point against Emmanuel on Oct. 25 with an assist … added an assist against Belhaven on Nov. 2 … posted a season-best two shots on a pair of occasions, first against Spring Hill on Oct. 16, and again against Mobile on Nov. 9 in the SSAC Tournament … collected lone block of the season against Thomas on Aug. 24.

2012 [Freshman]: Made 10 appearances for the Warhawks, earning back-to-back starts against Spring Hill (Oct. 20) and Belhaven (Oct. 24) … AUM did not allow a goal in those two games … added her only block of the season against the Blazers … team was 8-1-1 in games that she appeared in.

Prep: Attended Mindarie Senior College in Perth, Western Australia … played club soccer at the National Training Center (N.T.C.) for four years … spent one year with Balcatta Soccer Club.

Personal: Born on Sept. 6, 1994 … daughter of Peter Omodei … has one older sister, Emily … is majoring in exercise science.

OMODEI’S CAREER STATISTICSYear GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW Blocks PKM PKA

2012 10 2 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 1 0 0

2013 19 8 0 2 2 0.000 6 4 0.667 1 0 0 1 0 0

Totals 29 10 0 2 2 0.000 6 4 0.667 1 0 0 2 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 2, Twice (Last: at Mobile, 11/9/13)

Shots on Goal 1, 4X (Last: at Mobile, 11/9/13)

Goals none

Assists 1, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 11/2/13)

Points 1, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 11/2/13)



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STEPHANIEANES

Senior | 5-8 | MidfielderLondon, England | Darton State (Ga.) College

Exercise Science102014 [Junior]: Started 16 matches for the Warhawks, seeing playing time in 18 … accounted for four assists, her first occurring on Aug. 25 against Lindsey Wilson … her lone goal was a game-winner on Sept. 26 against Birmingham-Southern … had eight shots on the season, five on frame.

Prior to AUM: Lettered in soccer for two seasons for head coach Ken Veilands at Darton State College in Albany, Ga. … helped the Cavaliers to the Region 17 Championship each season … was a First-Team All-Region 17 selection as a freshman and a honorable mention all-region choice as a sophomore … was also named to the Region 17 All-Tournament team as a freshman … appeared in 10 games, all starts as a sophomore … scored three goals and assisted on another … appeared in 16 games, earning 13 starts, as a true freshman … recorded eight goals and two assists.

Prep: Played club soccer for Chelsea Academy and Chelsea Reserves in London, England.

Personal: Full name is Stephanie Rodrigues Anes … was born Aug. 27, 1993 … is the daughter of Fernando Anes and Lidia Rodrigues … has a brother, Andrew, and a sister, Nilsa … is majoring exercise science.

ANE’S CAREER STATISTICS


2014 18 16 1 4 6 0.125 8 5 0.625 1 0 1 0 0 0

Totals 18 16 1 4 6 0.125 8 5 0.625 1 0 1 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 2, Three (Last: vs. Bethel 11/7/14)

Shots on Goal 2, vs. MGA 9/23/14

Goals 1, vs. Birmingham Southern, 9/26/14

Assists 1, Four (Last: vs. Bethel 11/7/14

Points 2, vs. Birmingham Southern, 9/26/14



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MICHAELADAHLIN

Sophomore | 5-6 | MidfielderStockholm, Sweden | Rudbecksskolan

Undecided4

2014 [Freshman]: Played in 19 matches, earning the nod in 17 … recorded her first-career goal on Oct. 4 against Belhaven (Miss.) … notched her second goal the following match on Oct. 9 against Brewton-Parker (Ga.) … racked up 20 shots, 11 heading towards frame.

Prep: Attended Rudbecksskolan in Sollentuna, Sweden, where she played for head coach Per-Anders Axelsson … helped the team to the 2013 conference championship … was a member of the G19 Elite division … G19 team finished fifth in Sweden in 2010 and 2011 … also played for the club team Bollstanas SK in Upplands Vasby, Sweden.

Personal: Full name is Michaela Yanina Dahlin … is the daughter of Stefan Dahlin and Annelie Tengelin … has a younger brother, Isak … is undecided on a major.

DAHLIN’S CAREER STATISTICS


2014 19 17 2 0 4 0.100 20 11 0.550 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 19 17 2 0 4 0.100 20 11 0.550 0 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 3, Four (Last: vs. Mobile 11/13/14)

Shots on Goal 3, vs. MGA, 9/23/14

Goals 1, Twice (Last: vs. BPC, 10/9/14)

Assists none

Points 2, Twice (Last: vs. BPC, 10/9/14)



CAROLINEBOOTH

Sophomore | 5-4 | Midfielder/ForwardPalm Harbor, Fla. | Clearwater Central Catholic HS

Early Childhood Education7

2014 [Freshman]: Saw action in 14 games last season, drawing the start twice … recorded her first career assist on Oct. 9 against Brewton-Parker … accounted for four shots with one attempt on frame on Sept. 11 against SCAD Savannah.

Prep: Played four seasons of soccer at Clearwater Central Catholic High School in Clearwater, Fla. … helped the Marauders to the state semifinals as a senior … earned Pinellas County All Star and Most Valuable Player honors as a senior … was also a two-year team captain … was selected a honorable mention Top-10 Player in Pinellas County in 2012 and 2014 … played club soccer with several teams across Florida, including the Clearwater Chargers, Tampa Bay United and Palm Harbor Nighthawks … helped the Chargers to the state semifinals in 2013 … was also a member of Florida’s ODP team from 2009-11, where she served as a team captain.

Personal: Full name is Caroline Catherine Booth … was born Jan. 4, 1995 … is the daughter of Chip and Cindy Booth … has an older sister, Christina … is majoring in early childhood education.

BOOTH’S CAREER STATISTICS


2014 14 2 0 1 1 0.000 4 1 0.250 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 14 2 0 1 1 0.000 4 1 0.250 0 0 0 0 0 0

2015 Returners

CAREER HIGHSShots 1, Four (Last: vs. BPC 10/9/14)

Shots on Goal 1, vs. SCAD, 9/11/14

Goals none

Assists 1, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14

Points 1, vs. Brewton-Parker, 10/9/14

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MEGANKOWALSKI

Sophomore | 5-5 | Midfielder/ForwardPlymouth, England | Ivybridge Community College

Physical Science11

2014 [Freshman]: Played in all 19 matches, starting nine … recorded her first career goal on Sept. 14 against Thomas (Ga.) … attempted a career-high six shot attempts on two occasions: Sept. 14 against Thomas (Ga.) and Sept. 23 against Middle Georgia State (Ga.) … notched her second goal on Oct. 4 against Belhaven (Miss.) … attempted 21 total shots, with 11 on goal.

Prep: Attended Ivybridge Community College in Devon, England … played soccer for head coach Mark Gammon … helped Ivybridge to the 2011, 2012 and 2013 British Colleges Sport Championship … played club soccer for the Devon EA Centre of Excellence from 2011-13 … also played for the Plymouth Argyle Academy and Plymouth Argyle Ladies … was a member of the 2013 Southwest champions and the 2014 Devon County champions.

Personal: Full name is Megan Ivy Kowalski … was born June 11, 1996 … is the daughter of Nicholas Kowalski and Emma Carlyle … has an older sister, Hannah, and an older brother, Ben … is majoring in physical science.

KOWALSKI’S CAREER STATISTICS


2014 19 9 2 0 4 0.095 21 11 0.524 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 19 9 2 0 4 0.095 21 11 0.524 0 0 0 0 0 0

2015 Returners

CAREER HIGHSShots 6, vs. MGA 9/23/14

Shots on Goal 5, vs. Thomas, 9/14/14

Goals 1, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14)

Assists none

Points 2, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 10/4/14)

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KOURTNEYPRESOR

Sophomore | 5-2 | Midfielder/ForwardPrattville, Ala. | Prattville HS

Nursing182014 [Freshman]: Saw action in all 19 matches, drawing the start in three … notched her first career goal on Sept. 28 against Houston-Victoria (Texas) … recorded a career-high three shots on Oct. 9 against Brewton-Parker (Ga.) … had three shots on goal on 10 total attempts.

Prep: Lettered in soccer for five seasons at Prattville High School in Prattville, Ala. … played for head coach Ryan Strong … scored seven goals and tallied 15 assists as a senior … helped the Lions to the earned Most Valuable Player and Defensive Most Valuable Player honors as a senior … was also selected to the Montgomery Advertiser’s All-Metro team following her final season … was also chosen for the AHSAA All-Star team … played club soccer for the Capital City Streaks for five years.

Personal: Full name is Kourtney Renee Presor … was born on Feb. 24, 1996 … is the daughter of Bill and Jennifer Presor … has a younger brother, Justin … is majoring in nursing.

PRESOR’S CAREER STATISTICS


2014 18 3 1 0 2 0.100 10 3 0.300 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 18 3 1 0 2 0.100 10 3 0.300 0 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSShots 3, vs. BPC 10/9/14)

Shots on Goal 1, Three (Last: vs. Mobile, 11/12/14)

Goals 1, vs. Houston-Victoria, 9/28/14)

Assists none

Points 2, vs. Houston-Victoria, 9/28/14



MORGANGLENN

Sophomore | 5-10 | GoalkeeperMillbrook, Ala. | Stanhope Elmore HS

Justice and Public Safety002014 [Freshman]: Played in six matched, starting in one … made her first career start on Sept. 11 against SCAD Savannah … recorded a career-high three saves on Sept. 11 against SCAD Savannah … logged a total of 222:35 minutes in front of goal … limited opponents to only two goals against.

Prep: Lettered six seasons in soccer at Stanhope Elmore High School in Millbrook, Ala., for head coach Johanna Angelo … also played two seasons of volleyball for head coach Jenna Mead … played five seasons of club soccer with the River Region Rapids … was a team captain in her final season.

Personal: Full name is Morgan Renee Glenn … was born June 7, 1996 … is the daughter of Tad Glenn and Renee Foshee … has an older sister, Brady, who was a member of the AUM soccer team in 2013 … also has an older brother, Garrett, and a younger brother, Dalton … is majoring in justice and public safety … father played football for two seasons at Liberty University.

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GLENN’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP GS Min SV Pct GA GAAvg SHO W L T YC RC

2014 6 1 222:35 4 0.667 2 0.810 0 0 0 0 0 0

Totals 6 1 222:35 4 0.667 2 0.810 0 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER HIGHSSaves 3, vs. SCAD 9/11/2014

Wins none

Shutouts none



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2015 Newcomers

AGNESEDLUND

Freshman | 5-3 | MidfielderSundsvall, Sweden |Västermalm

Excercise Science16Prep: Lettered three years in varsity soccer at Vastermalm ... was a member of Heffnersklubban soccer club for 13 years under head coach Jonas Prytz. Personal: Full name is Agnes Sofia Louise Hurtig Edlund … was born on September 23 … is the daughter of Hakan Edlund and Petru Hurtig … has two brothers, Viktor and Karl … is majoring in excercise science.

STELLAMAZZILLO

Freshman | 5-3 | MidfielderRio de Janiero, Brazil | Cole’gio pH

Business Administration13Prep: Attended Colegio PH in Rio de Janiero, Brazil … played two years of club soccer for Chicago Brazil under head coach Alexandra Mathias.Personal: Full name is Stella Gress Mazillo … was born on April 23 … is the daughter of Jose and Alice Mazillo … has one brother, Jose … is majoring in business administration.

TAYLORKITCHENS

Freshman | 5-7 | GoalkeeperFredricksburg, Texas | Fredericksburg HS

Biology1

Prep: Lettered four years in varsity soccer for Fredricksburg High School ... was named All-State Keeper as a senior ... earned All-State Academic honors ... was selected Ms. Soccer ... lettered three years in varsity volleyball for the Battlin’ Billies ... earned All-Academic honors ... was a First Team All-District selection ... lettered two years in varsity track ... recently participated in club soccer for CCV Stars.Personal: Full name is Taylor Ann Kitchens… was born June 24 … is the daughter of Doug and Kelly Kitchens … has an older sister, Kaylee … is majoring in biology.



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BRONTECINTRONE

Freshman | 5-4 | DefenderSan Ramon, Calif.| Dougherty Valley HS

Kinesiology17

Prep: Lettered four years in varsity soccer at Dougherty Valley ... was an honorable mention her freshman year ... played club soccer for De Anza Force under head coach Iman Siadat. Personal: Full name is Bronte Citrone … was born May, 1 … is the daughter of Danielle Citrone … has two brothers, Karim and Jayden … is majoring in kinesiology.

ANNASVENSSON

Freshman | 5-5 | DefenderAsarum, Sweden.| Vogga Gymnasieskola

Business9

Prep: Attended Vogga Gymnasieskola in Asarum, Sweden … played soccer for head coach Jonas Holmgren … began playing soccer for Asarum Club at the age of six … selected defender of the year in 2013 ... participated in Sweden’s 2011 Elitagret, a camp of the country’s top women soccer players ... earned a spot on her district’s team to play in Cup Kummunal.Personal: Full name is Anna Ellen Svensson … was born on May 12 … is the daughter of Mats and Ingela Svensson … has one brother and sister, Jakob and Ellen … is majoring in business.

BRITTANYHAVENNER

Freshman | 5-7 | DefenderDouglasville, Ga. | South Paulding HS

Criminal Justice6

Prep: Lettered four years for South Paulding High School … played soccer for head coach Carlo DePena … played club soccer for VRSA 97’ Attack 2009-15 … captained her varsity soccer team while also being named the squad’s best defender in 2015 ... earned most valuable player honors and best defender in 2014 ... received Coaches Award as a sophomore ... Havenner also lettered three years for South Paulding varsity football where she started as the Spartans’ place kicker ... ranked top-10 in the state of Georgia in kicking ... earned 2014 5A All-Region Football.Personal: Full name is Brittany Nicole Havenner … was born on April 22 … is the daughter of Joe and Lisa Havenner… has two brothers, Christopher and Matthew … is majoring in criminal justice.



HANNAHLONG

Freshman | 5-3 | MidfielderPrattville, Ala. | Prattville HS

Undecided14Prep: Played six years for Prattville High School under head coach Ryan Strong ... Earned MVP honors and the Coaches Award ... lead the team in assists as a senior for the Lions ... was a member of the Capitol City Streaks soccer club for five years.Personal: Full name is Hannah Nicole Long … was born September 5 … is the daughter of Walt and Angie Long … has an older sister, Holley, and an older brother, Ryan … is undecided on her major.

FELICIAWESTER

Freshman | 5-6 | GoalkeeperGenarp, Sweden | ProCivitas Privalagymnasium

Business0

Prep: Attended ProCivitas Privalagymnasium in Genarp, Sweden … played soccer for head coach Daniel Nilsson … played club soccer under head coach Stefan Karlsson at Uppakra IF most recently … was named league’s top goalkeeper. Personal: Full name is Felicia Ebba Webster … was born on September 15 … is the daughter of Johan and Mary Wester … has two brothers, Anton and Erik … is majoring in business.

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FJOLLAGARRA

Freshman | 5-4 | MidfielderNorderstedt, Germany | Wirtschaftsgymnasium

Undecided5

Prep: Played for Wirtschaftsgymnasium in Norderstedt, Germany for head coach Herr Luttermann … played 14 seasons of club soccer with Hamburger Sport Verein.Personal: Full name is Fjolla Gara … was born October 26 … is the daughter of Kapllan and Seniha Gara … has three sisters, Edona, Edvina and Fellanxa … is undecided on her major.

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THOMAS | Aug. 27 | 2 p.m. | AUM Soccer Complex GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................Thomasville, Ga.Nickname ...................................... Night HawksConference .......................................... The SunAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .............................Dr. Gary BonvillianAthletic Director .................................Mike Lee

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................ Julie Orlowski

2014 Record ............................................10-7-1Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ............at AUM - 9/14/14 - W, 3-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ....................................... Jason HendrixEmail ........................... jhendrix@thomasu.eduWebsite................................tunighthawks.comTwitter ............................... @TU_Night_HawksFacebook ......................../NightHawksAthletics

JACKSON STATE | Sept. 13 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .......................................Jackson,Miss.Nickname .................................................TigersConference ....................Southwestern AthleticAffiliation ..................................NCAA Division IPresident .......................Dr. Carolyn W. MeyersInterim Athletic Director ............ Robert Walker

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..................................Dean Joseph

2014 Record ..............................................9-9-3Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ................................ First Meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ...................................Wesley PetersonEmail ................... [email protected]........................................ jsutigers.comTwitter ........................................@JStateTigersFacebook ................................... /JSTATETIGERS

JOHNSON & WALES | Sept. 6 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ................................ North Miami, Fla.Nickname ............................................ WildcatsConference .......................................... The SunAffiliation .................................................. NAIAInterim President .......................... Larry A. RiceAthletic Director ................................ Tom Seitz

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..............................Eric Dobrzanski

2014 Record ............................................3-10-3Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ................................ First Meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ....................................... Lucia SanchezEmail ............................... @lsanchez@jwu.eduWebsite..............northmiami.jwuathletics.comTwitter ............................... @JWUWSoccerNMFacebook ................ Johnson & Wales Athletics

BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN | Sept. 16 | 7 p.m. | Birmingham, Ala.GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................Birmingham, Ala.Nickname ............................................ PanthersConference ........ Southern Athletic AssociationAffiliation ................................NCAA Division IIIPresident ....................Dr. Edward F. Leonard IIIAthletic Director .............................Joe Dean Jr.

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................ Sean McBride

2014 Record ..............................................9-8-1Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ............at AUM - 9/26/14 - W, 2-1

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ......................................... Sarah ErrecaEmail ......................................serreca@bsc.eduWebsite........................................bscsports.netTwitter ...........................................@BSCsportsFacebook ......................................... /bscsports

2015 Opponents

LSU-ALEXANDRIA | Sept. 26 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .....................................Alexandria, La,Nickname ............................................ GeneralsConference ...........................Red River AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAChancellor ............................ Dr. Daniel HowardAthletic Director .......................... Brent Porche

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ............................Michael Poropat

2014 Record ..............................................9-8-1Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ................................ First Meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ....................................................... N/AEmail ........................................................... N/AWebsite................................. lsuagenerals.comTwitter .......................................@lsuageneralsFacebook .................................../LSUAAthletics



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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ....................................Gainesville, Ga.Nickname .................................... Golden TigersConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .............................. Dr. Ed L. SchraderAthletic Director ................ Mike Lochstampfor

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ....................... Mike Lochstampfor

2014 Record ..............................................8-8-2Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ..........at AUM - 10/23/14 - W, 2-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact .......................................... Kris StewartEmail ............................. [email protected]................................. brenautigers.comTwitter .................................@BUGoldenTigersFacebook ......... Brenau Golden Tigers Athletics

BRENAU | Oct. 1 | 7 p.m. | Gainesville, Ga.

CUMBERLAND | Oct. 7 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ....................................Lebanon, Tenn.Nickname .............................................BulldogsConference ...................................... Mid-SouthAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .............................Dr. Harvill C. EatonAthletic Director ...............................Ron Pavan

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ...................................Adam Grant

2014 Record ............................................17-4-1Postseason ......NAIA Tournament QuarterfinalsLast Meeting ................................ First meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact .......................................Jo Jo FreemanEmail .....................jfreeman@cumberland.eduWebsite.................gocumberlandathletics.comTwitter ......................................... @cubulldogsFacebook ......................................./CUbulldogs

2015 Opponents

GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................. Mount Vernon, Ga.Nickname ............................................... BaronsConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident ................................. Dr. Steve EcholsAthletic Director .........................Daniel Prevett

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................... Matt Payne

2014 Record ............................................2-15-1Postseason .................................................. N/ALast Meeting ......at AUM - 10/9/2014 - W, 10-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ..................................... Nate TompkinsEmail [email protected].................................. gobaronsgo.comTwitter ...................................... @GoBaronsGoFacebook ...... Brewton-Parker Barons Athletics

BREWTON-PARKER | Oct. 3 | 2 p.m. | Mount Vernon, Ga.

FAULKNER | Oct. 10 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................... Montgomery, Ala.Nickname ................................................ EaglesConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident ...........................Michael D. WilliamsAthletic Director ................................Hal Wynn

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................. Leslie Pierce

2014 Record ............................................... 8-10Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ...... at Faulkner - 10/18/2014 - W, 3-2

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ......................................... Ryan BartelsEmail ............................. [email protected].............................. faulknereagles.comTwitter .................................... @FaulknerEagleFacebook ................................./FaulknerSports

TALLADEGA | Aug. 27 | 1 p.m. | Montgomery, Ala.GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..................................... Talladega, Ala.Nickname ..........................................TornadoesConference ......................... Gulf Coast AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident ............................Dr. Billy C. HawkinsAthletic Director ..................... Wilberto Ramos

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................ Eddie Collado

2014 Record ................................................. 2-5Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ................................ First Meeting

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ................................... Demond WalkerEmail .......................... [email protected]...................... talladegatornadoes.comTwitter ..................................@DegaTornadoesFacebook .................................... /TCtornadoes

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BETHEL | Oct. 22 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation .................................. McKenzie, Tenn.Nickname ............................................ WildcatsConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .....................................Walter ButlerAthletic Director ..............................Dale Kelley

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ......................................Misty Aird

2014 Record ............................................... 5-10Postseason ................................................ noneLast Meeting ..... at Bethel - 11/7/2014 - W, 1-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ......................................Dave McCulleyEmail .......................... [email protected]............................. bethelathletics.comTwitter ........................................ @BUWildcatsFacebook . Bethel University Wildcats Athletics

2015 Opponents

MOBILE | Oct. 15 | 5 p.m. | Mobile, Ala.GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ......................................... Mobile, Ala.Nickname ................................................. RamsConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident ................................... Dr. Mark FoleyAthletic Director ...............................Joe Niland

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................. Brian Person

2014 Record ............................................15-3-3Postseason ..NAIA Tournament Opening Round Last Meeting ....at SSAC Tourney - 11/13/2014- T, 0-0(2 OT)

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ..................................... Matthew HicksEmail .............................. [email protected]................................ umobilerams.comTwitter ..................................... @umobilenewsFacebook .........................../universityofmobile

MARTIN METHODIST | Oct. 18 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ...................................... Pulaski, Tenn.Nickname .........................................Red HawksConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .................................... Dr. Ted BrownAthletic Director ..................................Jeff Bain

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .....................................Tyson John

2014 Record ............................................14-6-1Postseason .......................... NAIA QuarterfinalsLast Meeting ..... at MMC - 10/25/2014- L, 1-0 (OT)

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ..........................................Wade NeelyEmail [email protected].................................. goredhawks.comTwitter ........................@MMCRowdyRedHawkFacebook ..................................../GoRedHawks

WILLIAM CAREY | Oct. 17 | 5 p.m. | Hattiesburg, Miss.GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ............................... Hattiesburg, Miss.Nickname .......................................... CrusadersConference ....Southern States Athletic ConferenceAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident ................................. Dr. Tommy KingAthletic Director ........................... Steve Knight

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................ Danny Owens

2014 Record ............................................18-3-1Postseason ....NAIA Tournament Second RoundLast Meeting ....... at AUM - 10/16/2014 - L, 7-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact ............................................... DJ PulleyEmail ........................... [email protected]............................... careyathletics.comTwitter ....................................@CareyAthleticsFacebook ...... William Carey Crusders Athletics

MIDDLE GEORGIA | Oct. 31 | 1 p.m. | AUM Soccer ComplexGENERAL INFORMATIONLocation ..........................................Macon, Ga.Nickname ............................................. KnightsConference .................Southern States AthleticAffiliation .................................................. NAIAPresident .........................Dr. Christopher BlakeAthletic Director .........................Charles Mullis

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ....................................... Vinny Gill

2014 Record ...........................................2-11-3Postseason ..................................................n/aLast Meeting .......at AUM - 9/23/2014 - W, 3-0

MEDIA INFORMATIONContact .................................... James Hagler Jr.Email .......................... [email protected] ..................................mgaknights.comTwitter .......................................@MGAKnightsFacebook/ ..... Middle Georgia State College Knights Athletics

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2014 Season Recap

Date Opponent Location Result Overall/SSAC Aug. 25 at (3) Lindsey Wilson College Columbia, Ky. L, 1-4 0-1 Sept. 5 at (6) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Daytona Beach, Fla. L, 4-0 0-2 Sept. 7 vs. (4) Northwood University Daytona Beach, Fla. L, 3-0 0-3 Sept. 11 vs. Savannah College of Art and Design AUM Soccer Complex W, 1-0 (OT) 1-3 Sept. 14 vs. Thomas University AUM Soccer Complex W, 3-0 2-3 Sept. 18 at University of West Alabama Livingston, Ala. L, 2-1 2-4 Sept. 23 vs. Middle Georegia State College AUM Soccer Complex W, 3-0 3-4 Sept. 26 vs. Birmingham Southern College AUM Soccer Complex W, 2-1 4-4 Sept. 28 vs. University of Houston-Victoria AUM Soccer Complex W, 2-1 (OT) 5-4 Oct. 2 at Bethel University* McKenzie, Tenn. L, 1-0 5-5, 0-1 SSAC Oct. 4 at Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. W, 7-0 6-5, 1-1 SSAC Oct. 9 vs. Brewton-Parker College* AUM Soccer Complex W, 10-0 7-5, 2-1 SSAC Oct. 16 vs.(4) William Carey University* AUM Soccer Complex L, 0-7 7-6, 2-2 SSAC Oct. 18 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. W, 3-2 8-6, 3-2 SSAC Oct. 23 vs. (25) Brenau University* AUM Soccer Complex W, 2-0 9-6, 4-2 SSAC Oct. 25 at (5) Martin Methodist* Pulaski, Tenn. L, 0-1 (OT) 9-7, 4-3 SSAC Oct. 30 vs. (10) University of Mobile* Emory Folmar Soccer Complex L, 0-2 9-8, 4-4 SSAC Nov. 7 at Bethel University# McKenzie, Tenn. W, 2-0 10-8, 5-4 SSAC Nov. 9 at (RV) University of Mobile# Emory Folmar Soccer Complex T, 1-1 (2OT) 10-8-1, 5-4-1 SSAC AUM fell 9-8 in shootout

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match# Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

2014 SEASON STATISTICS

No. Name GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW PKM PKA 1 Chloe Crook 19 18 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 1 0 0 0 3 Amy Glynn 18 15 0 0 0 0.000 6 5 0.833 1 0 0 0 0 4 Michaela Dahlin 19 17 2 0 4 0.100 20 11 0.550 0 0 0 0 0 5 Leah Bassow 19 15 1 5 7 0.091 11 6 0.545 0 0 1 0 0 6 Emilie Larsen 19 18 2 0 4 0.100 20 10 0.500 0 0 0 0 0 7 Caroline Booth 14 2 0 1 1 0.000 4 1 0.250 0 0 0 0 0 8 Julia Losert 19 19 9 8 26 0.141 64 34 0.531 1 0 2 0 0 00 Morgan Glenn 6 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 10 Stephanie Anes 18 16 1 4 6 0.125 8 5 0.625 1 0 1 0 0 11 Megan Kowalski 19 9 2 0 4 0.095 21 11 0.524 0 0 0 0 0 12 Lila Remache 19 19 11 2 24 0.204 54 26 0.481 0 0 4 0 0 14 Krista Hagen 19 19 1 0 2 0.091 11 4 0.364 1 0 0 0 0 15 Kendall McCardell 19 19 0 2 2 0.000 24 8 0.333 1 0 0 0 0 18 Kourtney Presor 18 3 1 0 2 0.100 10 3 0.300 0 0 0 0 0 20 Ida Bjerklund 19 19 4 0 8 0.222 18 9 0.500 0 0 1 0 0 Warhawks 19 36 22 94 0.133 271 133 0.491 7 1 10 0 0 Opponent 19 28 25 81 0.133 211 109 0.517 7 1 8 1 2 GOALKEEPER STATISTICSNo. Player GP GS Min GA GAAvg SV Pct W L T SHO TM TEAM 0 0 0:00 0 0.000 4 1.000 0 0 0 1.00 1 Chloe Crook 19 18 1520:19 26 1.540 72 0.735 10 8 1 3.000 00 Morgan Glenn 6 1 222:35 2 0.810 4 0.667 0 0 0 0.000 Warhawks 19 19 1742:54 28 1.470 81 0.743 10 8 1 8.000 Opponent 19 19 1742:17 36 1.890 99 0.733 8 10 1 7.000

2014 SEASON RESULTS

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2014 Season Recap

2014 CONFERENCE STATISTICSNo. Name GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW PKM PKA 1 Chloe Crook 8 8 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 3 Amy Glynn 8 6 0 0 0 0.000 3 2 0.667 1 0 0 0 0 4 Michaela Dahlin 8 7 2 0 4 0.222 9 5 0.556 0 0 0 0 0 5 Leah Bassow 8 7 1 5 7 0.125 8 6 0.750 0 0 1 0 0 6 Emilie Larsen 8 8 1 0 2 0.167 6 3 0.500 0 0 0 0 0 7 Caroline Booth 6 0 0 1 1 0.000 2 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 8 Julia Losert 8 8 5 6 16 0.167 30 15 0.500 1 0 1 0 0 00 Morgan Glenn 3 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 10 Stephanie Anes 8 8 0 1 1 0.000 3 1 0.333 0 0 0 0 0 11 Megan Kowalski 8 3 1 0 2 0.167 6 2 0.333 0 0 0 0 0 12 Lila Remache 8 8 7 1 15 0.269 26 16 0.615 0 0 2 0 0 14 Krista Hagen 8 8 1 0 2 0.200 5 2 0.400 0 0 0 0 0 15 Kendall McCardell 8 8 0 1 1 0.000 11 4 0.364 0 0 0 0 0 18 Kourtney Presor 8 1 0 0 0 0.000 5 1 0.200 0 0 0 0 0 20 Ida Bjerklund 8 8 3 0 6 0.375 8 4 0.500 0 0 0 0 0 Warhawks 8 22 15 59 0.180 122 61 0.500 4 0 4 0 0 Opponent 8 13 11 37 0.159 82 41 0.500 4 0 4 1 1 GOALKEEPER STATISTICSNo. Player GP GS Min GA GAAvg SV Pct W L T SHO 1 Chloe Crook 8 8 627:38 11 1.580 26 0.703 4 4 0 1.00000 Morgan Glenn 3 0 98:13 2 1.830 0 0.000 0 0 0 0.000 Warhawks 8 8 725:51 13 1.630 28 0.683 4 4 0 3.000 Opponent 8 8 725:14 22 2.750 40 0.645 4 4 0 4.000

Chloe Crook earned 10 victories, including three shutouts in goal for the Warhawks in 2014. She stopped 72 shots and allowed just 26 goals in more than 1,500 minutes.

Julia Losert was selected a NAIA Honorable Mention All-American, while also earning Southern States Athletic

Conference Newcomer of the Year honors in 2014.

Lila Remache led the Warhawks with 11 goals and ranked second on the team with 24 points. She also led AUM with

four game-winning goals during the 2014 campaign.

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Year-by-Year Leaders

ELLEN DECLOUET MARGRET ALBERTSDOTTIR HELGA FRANKLINSDOTTIR

Goals

1999 .................. Melissa Perovich, 13

2000 ................... Melissa Perovich,17

2001 ........................ Paige Gaston,19

2002 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 30

2003 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 16

2004 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 24

2005 ................... Bethany Wansley, 9

2006 ....................... Kristy Honan, 10

2007 ........................ Amber Elam, 26

2008 ........................ Amber Elam, 16

2009 ........................ Amber Elam, 16

2010 ........................ Amber Elam, 12

2011 .... Albertsdottir/Franklinsdottir, 7

2012 ............ Margret Albertsdottir, 14

2013 ............ Gunnarsdottir/Letford, 9

2014 ..................... Lila Remanche, 11

Assists

1999 ...............C. Delgatti/E. Sarrio, 7

2000 ....................... Carli Delgatti, 13

2001 .................Anna Smaradottir, 13

2002 ........Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 17

2003 .........................Tara Rogers, 12

2004 .......... Hrefna Johannesdottir, 21

2005 ................. Bethany Wansley, 10

2006 .................. Tinna Hauksdottir, 9

2007 .....................Tschana Wade, 15

2008 .......................... Amber Elam, 8

2009 ........................ Amber Elam, 11

2010 ............Alexandra Tomasdottir, 5

2011 ..............Margret Albertsdottir, 5

2012 ..............Margret Albertsdottir, 6

2013 ................. Eyrun Agnarsdottir, 4

2014 ........................... Julia Losert, 8

Points



2001 .......................Paige Gaston, 46

2002 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 71

2003 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 43

2004 .......... Hrefna Johannesdottir, 61

2005 ................. Bethany Wansley, 28

2006 ....................... Kristy Honan, 26

2007 ........................ Amber Elam, 63

2008 ........................ Amber Elam, 40

2009 ........................ Amber Elam, 43

2010 ........................ Amber Elam, 25



2013 ...........Gunnarsdottir/Letford, 20

2014 ..........................Julia Losert, 26

Shots



2001 .......................Paige Gaston, 79

2002 ................... Ellen deClouet, 102

2003 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 79

2004 ..................... Ellen deClouet, 82

2005 ........Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 58

2006 .................Tinna Hauksdottir, 35

2007 ........................ Amber Elam, 86

2008 ........................ Amber Elam, 94

2009 ...................... Amber Elam, 133

2010 ...................... Amber Elam, 113



2013 ......................Nicole Letford, 50

2014 ..........................Julia Losert, 64



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Year-by-Year Leaders

ANDI McHUGH DAISY BURNFIELD BETHANY WANSLEY

Goals Against Average

1999 ...................................... Megan Sinclair, 1.23

2000 ................................ Emma Gustavsson, 1.24

2001 ................................ Emma Gustavsson, 0.95

2002 ................................ Emma Gustavsson, 0.64

2003 ....................................Elsa Einarsdottir, 1.19



2006 .......................................Jennifer Davis, 1.49

2007 .......................................Jennifer Davis, 1.07

2008 .......................................Jennifer Davis, 2.54

2009 ..................................... Daisy Burnfield, 0.94

2010 ..................................... Daisy Burnfield, 0.81

2011 ..........................................Holly Clarke, 1.08

2012 ..........................................Holly Clarke, 0.94

2013 ..........................................Holly Clarke, 0.96

2014 ......................................... Chloe Crook, 1.54

Saves

1999 ................................... Emma Gustavsson, 48

2000 ................................... Emma Gustavsson, 79

2001 ................................. Emma Gustavsson, 109

2002 ................................. Emma Gustavsson, 107

2003 .......................................Elsa Einarsdottir, 82



2006 ......................................... Jennifer Davis, 67

2007 .............................................Jessica Wall, 42

2008 ........................................Jennifer Davis, 112

2009 ........................................Daisy Burnfield, 99

2010 ........................................Daisy Burnfield, 72

2011 .............................................Holly Clarke, 44

2012 .............................................Holly Clarke, 52

2013 .............................................Holly Clarke, 35

2014 ............................................ Chloe Crook, 72

Shutouts

1999 .................................. Emma Gustavsson, 3.5

2000 .....................................Emma Gustavsson, 7

2001 ................................... Emma Gustavsson, 11

2002 ................................... Emma Gustavsson, 17




2006 ........................................... Jennifer Davis, 7

2007 .............................................. Jessica Wall, 7

2008 ........................................ Jennifer Davis, 2.5

2009 ..........................................Daisy Burnfield, 8

2010 ..........................................Daisy Burnfield, 4

2011 .............................................. Holly Clarke, 2

2012 .............................................. Holly Clarke, 2

2013 .............................................. Holly Clarke, 4

2014 .............................................. Chloe Crook, 3



Game, Season and Career Records

GOALS Season .................... 30, Ellen deClouet, 2002

Career ............... .82, Ellen deClouet, 2001-04

ASSISTS Season .........21, Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004

Career .................42, Ellen deClouet, 2001-04

POINTS Season ..................... 71, Ellen deClouet, 2002

Career ...............206, Ellen deClouet, 2001-04

SHOTS Season .......................133, Amber Elam, 2009

Career .................. 426, Amber Elam, 2007-10

SAVES Season .................... 112, Jennifer Davis, 2008

Career .....308, Emma Gustavsson, 1999-2002

MINUTES PLAYED (GOALKEEPER) Season .......... 2,252, Emma Gustavsson, 2002

Career .....6, 850, Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Season .......... 0.640, Emma Gustavsson, 2002

Career ...........0.868, Daisy Burnfield, 2009-10

SHUTOUTS Season ............... 17, Emma Gustavsson, 2002

Career ...........38, Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02

CONSECUTIVE STARTS Career ............84, Jennifer Crawford, 2002-03

MATCHES STARTED Career ...........92, Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05

MATCHES PLAYED (GOALKEEPERS) Career ...........75, Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02

Quickest AUM Goal0:32 ......................... Kristen Mitchell, at Columbia (S.C.), Oct. 24, 2009

Most Goals in a Game5 .....................................Amber Elam, vs. Columbia (S.C.), Oct. 3, 2008

Most Goals in a Game (Team)14 ............................................................. at Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006 ................................................................... vs. Emmanuel, Oct. 2, 2002

Most Goals in a Half (Team)9 ............................................................... at Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006

Most Assists in a Game3 ...................Maria Arngrimsdottir, vs. Brewton-Parker, Sept. 28, 2012 .............................................. Tschana Wade, vs. Shorter, Oct. 10, 2007

Most Points in a Game12 .................Maria Arngrimsdottir, vs. Brewton-Parker, Sept. 28, 2012 .......................................Amber Elam, vs. Columbia (S.C.), Oct. 3, 2008

Most Saves in a Game15 .............................. Emma Gustavsson, vs. Westmont, Nov. 23, 2002

Most Shots in a Game15 ............................... Amber Elam, vs. Brewton-Parker, Aug. 27, 2010

Largest Margin of Victory14 ............................................................. at Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006

Largest Margin of Defeat8 ................................................................. vs. Lee (Tenn.), Oct. 8, 2008

The Last Time a Warhawk ...

Score Five Goals in a Match .................................................................... ................................................Amber Elam, vs. Columbia, Oct. 3, 2008

Scored Four Goals in a Match ............................................................... ......................................... Kristen Mitchell, at Columbia, Oct. 24, 2009

Scored Three Goals in a Match ............................................................... ................................... Ida Bjerkland, vs. Brewton-Parker, Sept. 9, 2014

Had Three Assists in a Match .................................................................. .................................................. Julia Losert, vs. Belhaven, Oct. 4, 2014

Had 5 or more points in a Half ................................................................ ..........................................Lila Remache (6), vs. Belhaven, Oct. 4, 2014

Had Consecutive Shutouts ...................................................................... Daisy Burnfield (2) vs. Brenau and vs. Montevallo (Sept. 4 and 7, 2010)

The Last Time the Warhawks …

Scored 10 Goals in a Match .................................................................. ............................................ W, 10-0, vs. Brewton-Parker, Sept. 9, 2014Defeated a Ranked Opponent ................................................................ ............................................... W, 2-0, vs. No. 25 Brenau, Oct. 23, 2014

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INDIVIDUAL ACCOLADES



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Season Records

GOALS 1. Ellen deClouet, 2002................................ 30 2. Amber Elam, 2007 ................................... 26 3. Ellen deClouet, 2004................................ 24 4. Tinna Hauksdottir, 2006 ........................... 23 5. Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004 ................... 20 Tschana Wade, 2007 ................................ 20 7. Paige Gaston, 2001 .................................. 19 8. Melissa Perovich, 2000 ............................ 17 Emily Todd, 2006 ..................................... 17 10. Amber Elam, 2008 ................................... 16

POINTS 1. Ellen deClouet, 2002................................ 71 2. Amber Elam, 2007 ................................... 63 3. Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004 ................... 61 4. Ellen deClouet, 2004................................ 59 5. Tschana Wade, 2007 ................................ 55 6. Paige Gaston, 2001 .................................. 46 7. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002 ......................... 43 Amber Elam, 2009 ................................... 43 9. Ellen deClouet, 2003................................ 41 10. Amber Elam, 2008 ................................... 40

ASSISTS 1. Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004 ...................212. Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 2002 .................173. Tschana Wade, 2007 ...............................154. Carli Delgatti, 2000 ..................................13 Anna Smaradottir, 2001 ...........................136. Hollie Williamson, 2001 ...........................12 Hollie Williamson, 2002 ...........................128. Ellen deClouet, 2002................................11 Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002 .........................11 Ellen deClouet,2004 ................................11

SHOTS 1. Amber Elam, 2009 ................................. 133 2. Amber Elam, 2010 ................................. 113 3. Ellen deClouet, 2002.............................. 102 4. Amber Elam, 2008 ................................... 94 5. Amber Elam, 2007 ................................... 86 6. Ellen deClouet, 2004................................ 82 7. Margret Albertsdottir, 2012 ..................... 81 8. Paige Gaston, 2001 .................................. 79 9. Ellen deClouet, 2003................................ 79 10. Maria Arngrimsdottir, 2012 ..................... 77

SAVES 1. Jennifer Davis, 2008 ............................... 112 2. Emma Gustavsson, 2001 ....................... 109 3. Emma Gustavsson, 2002 ....................... 107 4. Daisy Burnfield, 2009 ............................... 99 5. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2004 ............................. 95 6. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003 ............................. 84 7. Emma Gustavsson, 2000 ......................... 79 8. Daisy Burnfield, 2010 ............................... 72 Chloe Crook, 2014 ................................... 72 9. Jennifer Davis,2006 ................................. 67 Elsa Einarsdottir, 2005 ............................. 67

Minutes Played (Goalkeeper) 1. Emma Gustavsson, 2002 ....................2,252 2. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2004 ........................2,230 3. Emma Gustavsson, 2001 ....................2,003 4. Daisy Burnfield, 2009 ..........................1,922 5. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2005 ........................1,825 6. Jennifer Davis, 2006 ............................1,811 7. Holly Clarke, 2012 ...............................1,622 8. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003 ........................1,570 9. Emma Gustavsson, 2000 ....................1,568 10. Chloe Crook, 2014 ..............................1,520

GOALS AGAINST %. (MIN. 10 GAMES) 1. Emma Gustavsson, 2002 .................... 0.6402. Daisy Burnfield, 2010 .......................... 0.8103. Holly Clarke, 2012 ............................... 0.940 Daisy Burnfield, 2009 .......................... 0.940 Elsa Einarsdottir, 2005 ........................ 0.9406. Emma Gustavsson, 2001 .................... 0.9507. Holly Clarke, 2013 ............................... 0.9608. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003 ........................ 1.0009. Jennifer Davis,2007 ............................ 1.080 Holly Clarke,2011 ................................ 1.080

SHUTOUTS 1. Emma Gustavsson, 2002 ......................... 172. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2004 ............................. 123. Emma Gustavsson, 2001 ......................... 114. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003 ............................. 105. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2005 ............................. 106. Daisy Burnfield, 2009 ................................. 87. Jennifer Davis, 2006 ................................... 78. Jessica Wall, 2007 ...................................... 79. Emma Gustavsson, 2000 ........................... 610. Daisy Burnfield, 2010 ................................. 4

AMBER ELAM

MELISSA PEROVICH

TSCHANA WADE

JENNIFER DAVIS

ELSA EINARSDOTTIR



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Career Records

GOALS AGAINST AVG (min. 30 games) 1. Daisy Burnfield, 2009-10 0.8742. Holly Clarke, 2011-13 0.9873. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05 1.0984. Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02 1.125. Jennifer Davis, 2006-09 1.478

MATCHES PLAYED 1. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05 92 2. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 87 3. Jessie Rosa, 2001-04 86 4. Tinna Hauksdottir, 2005-08 85 5. Amanda Johnston, 2001-04 84 Jennifer Crawford, 2000-03 84 7. Emmy Banciere, 1999-02 83 8. Hollie Williamson, 2001-04 82 9. Riikka Brander, 2005-08 80 10. Lindsey Hudson, 2003-06 79

SAVES 1. Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02 348 2. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05 240 3. Jennifer Davis, 2006-09 205 4. Daisy Burnfield, 2009-10 171 5. Holly Clarke, 2011-13 131 6. Chloe Crook, 2013-pres. 85 7. Megan Sinclair, 2000-01 61 8. Jessica Wall, 2007 42 9. Margret Ingthorsdottir, 2010-11 2410. Sarah Baeck, 2008 22

GOALS 1. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 82 2. Amber Elam, 2007-10 70 3. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05 48 4. Melissa Perovich, 1999-00 30 5. Paige Gaston, 2000-01 29 6. Margret Albertsdottir, 2009-12 28 7. Kristen Mitchell, 2008-11 23 8. Amanda Johnston, 2001-04 22 Tschana Wade, 2007-10 22 10. Courtney McCluskey, 2001-02 21

ASSISTS 1. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 42 2. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05 32 3. Amber Elam, 2007-10 31 4. Hollie Williamson, 2001-04 30 5. Helga Hannesdottir, 2002-05 27 6. Anna Smarsdottir, 1999-01 22 Lisa Lofquist, 2001-2004 22 Amanda Johnston, 2001-04 22 9. Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004 21 10. Carli Delgatti, 1999-00 20

POINTS 1. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 206 2. Amber Elam, 2007-10 171 3. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05 138 4. Tschana Wade, 2007-10 92 5. Margret Albertsdottir, 2009-12 73 6. Melissa Perovich, 1999-00 71 Paige Gaston, 2000-01 71 8. Amanda Johnston, 2001-04 66 9. Lisa Lofquist, 2001-04 61 Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004 61

SHOTS 1. Amber Elam, 2007-10 426 2. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 334 3. Margret Albertsdottir, 2009-12 186 4. Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05 175 5. Kristin Mitchell, 2008-11 165 6. Melissa Perovich, 1999-00 129 7. Paige Gaston, 2000-01 122 8. Anna Smarsdottir, 1999-01 115 9. Helga Franklinsdottir, 2009-11 104

SHUTOUTS 1. Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02 37.5 2. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05 32 3. Jennifer Davis, 2006-09 13 4. Daisy Burnfield, 2009-10 12 5. Holly Clarke, 2011-13 8 6. Jessica Wall, 2007 7 7. Chloe Crook, 2013-pres. 4 8. Megan Sinclair, 1999-00 3 Clare Hatcher, 2005-06 3 9. Sarah Baeck, 2008 1

CONSECUTIVE STARTS 1. Jennifer Crawford, 2003-03 ..................... 84 2. Ellen deClouet, 2001-04 .......................... 83 Emmy Branciere, 1999-02 ....................... 83 4. Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02 .................... 75 5. Lisa Lofquist, 2001-04 .............................. 67 6. Asta Fridriksdottir, 2009-11 ..................... 58 7. Jessie Rosa, 2002-03 ................................ 57 8. Amber Elam, 2007-10 .............................. 56

MATCHES PLAYED (GK) 1. Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02 75 2. Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05 65 3. Jennifer Davis, 2006-09 50 4. Holly Clarke, 2011-13 48 5. Daisy Burnfield, 2009-10 39 6. Chloe Crook, 2013-pres. 26 7. Margret Ingthorsdottir, 2010-11 18 8. Jessica Wall, 2007 16 9. Megan Sinclair, 1999-00 1010. Clare Hatcher, 2005-08 8

JANA YATES

BETHANY WANSLEY

MARIA ROS ARNGRIMSDOTTIR

MOLLY McCLURE



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Individual Awards

NAIA ALL-AMERICANS

2000Melissa Perovich (Hon. Mention)Leslie Hess (Hon. Mention)Paige Gaston (Hon. Mention)

2001Emmy Branciere (Academic)Leslie Hess (Academic)

2002Ellen deClouet (Second)Helga Osk Hannesdottir (Second)Jennifer Crawford (Hon. Mention)Emma Gustavsson (Hon. Mention)Lisa Lofquist (Hon. Mention)

2003Ellen deClouet (Hon. Mention)Victoria Ekwenuke (Hon. Mention)Elsa Einarsdottir (Hon. Mention)Lindsey Hudson (Hon. Mention)Lisa Lofquist (Hon. Mention)Lisa Lofquist (Academic)H. Osk Hannesdottir (Academic)

2004Ellen deClouet (First)Lindsey Hudson (Second)Hrefna Johannesdottir (Second)Elsa Einarsdottir (Third)

2005Lindsey Hudson (Third Team) H. Osk Hannesdottir (Hon. Mention) H. Osk Hannesdottir (Academic)Irisa Kennedy (Academic)Olina Sigurgeirsdottir (Academic)

2006Lindsey Hudson (Hon. Mention)

2007Amber Elam (Hon. Mention)Tschana Wade (Hon. Mention)Anna Jonsdottir (Academic)

2008Amber Elam (Hon. Mention)Riikka Brander (Academic)Jennifer Davis (Academic)Aindrea McHugh (Academic)

2009Amber Elam (Hon. Mention)Christine DeVito (Third)Amber Elam (Hon. Mention)Helga Franklinsdottir (Hon. Mention)Daisy Burnfield (Hon. Mention)Jennifer Davis (Academic)Aindrea McHugh (Academic)

2010 Jana Yates (Hon. Mention)Amber Elam (Academic)

2011K.C. Hewitt (Academic)2012Haley Williams (Academic)

2013Maren Heller (Hon. Mention)Holly Clarke (Academic)Krista Hagen (Academic)Nicole Letford (Academic)

2014Julia Losert (Hon. Mention)Krista Hagen (Academic)

GACC/SSAC ALL-CONFERENCE

1999Carli Delgatti (1st)Melissa Perovich (1st)Elizabeth Sarrio (1st)Anna Smaradottir (1st) Emma Gustavsson (2nd)Helen Moss (2nd)Tinna Ottarsdottir (2nd)

2000Leslie Hess (1st)Melissa Perovich (1st)Anna Smaradottir(1st)

2001Emmy Branciere (1st)Ellen deClouet (1st)Paige Gaston(1st)Emma Gustavsson (1st)Lisa Lofquist (1st)Tara Rogers (1st)Anna Smaradottir (1st)Hollie Williamson (1st)Jennifer Crawford (2nd)

2002Emmy Branciere (1st)Ellen deClouet (1st)Jennifer Crawford (1st)Victoria Ekwenuke (1st)Courtney McCluskey (1st)Emma Gustavsson (1st)Jessie Rosa (1st)Helga Osk Hannesdottir (1st)

2003Jennifer Crawford (1st)Ellen deClouet (1st)Victoria Ekwenuke (1st)Elsa Einarsdottir (1st)Lindsey Hudson (1st)Lisa Lofquist (1st)Tara Rogers (1st)Hollie Williamson (1st)Helga Osk Hannesdottir(1st)Jessie Rosa (2nd)

2004Ellen deClouet (1st)Lindsey Hudson (1st)Victoria Ekwenuke (2nd)Jessie Rosa (2nd)Hrefna Johannesdottir (2nd)2005Lindsey Hudson (1st)Helga Osk Hannesdottir (1st)Olina Sigurgeirsdottir (1st)Riikka Brander (2nd)

Victoria Ekwenuke (2nd)Sue Lizana (2nd)

2006Lindsey Hudson (1st)Emily Todd (1st)Riikka Brander (2nd)Tamisha Darrell (2nd)Tinna Hauksdottir (2nd)Kristy Honan (2nd)

2007Amber Elam (1st)Tschana Wade (1st)Tinna Hauksdottir (2nd)Anna Jonsdottir (2nd)

2008Amber Elam (1st)Tinna Hauksdottir (1st)

2009Daisy Burnfield (1st)Christine DeVito (1st)Amber Elam (1st)Helga Franklinsdottir (1st)

2010Jana Yates (1st)

2011Helga Franklinsdottir (1st)Heather Welch (2nd)

2012Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir (2nd)Margret Albertsdottir (2nd)Maria Ros Arngrimsdottir (2nd)Maren Heller (2nd)Arna Omarsdottir (2nd)

2013Maren Heller (1st)Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir (2nd)Ida Bjerklund (2nd)Holly Clarke (2nd)Nicole Letford (2nd)Amy Glynn (Freshman)

2014Julia Losert (1st)Ida Bjerklund (2nd)Lila Remache (2nd)Leah Bassow (Freshman)Emilie Larsen (Freshman)

SSAC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

2006Larlette FernandezTinna HauksdottirIrisa KennedyOlina SigurgeirsdottirEmily Todd

2007Riikka BranderJennifer DavisAnna JonsdottirAindrea McHugh

2008Sarah BaeckRiikka BranderJennifer DavisAmber ElamTinna HauksdottirAnna JonsdottirAindrea McHugh

2009Jennifer DavisAmber ElamK.C. HewittAindrea McHugh

2010Margret AlbertsdottirAmber ElamAsta FridriksdottirChelsea HeinenK.C. HewittKristin Karlsdottir

2011Margret AlbertsdottirAsta FridriksdottirK.C. Hewitt

2012Margret AlbertsdottirHolly ClarkeKrista HagenMaren HellerHaley Williams

2013Ida BjerklundLarissa BraunsHolly ClarkeKrista HagenMaren HellerNicole LetfordArna OmarsdottirCourtney Omodei

2014Ida BjerklundAmy GlynnKrista HagenCourtney Omodei

SSAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Melissa Perovich (2000)Leslie Hess (2001) Ellen deClouet (2002)Ellen deClouet (2003)Ellen deClouet (2004)Amber Elam (Offensive) (2008)

SSAC FRESHMAN orNEWCOMER OF THE YEAR

Ellen deClouet (2001)Helga Osk Hannesdottir (2002)Elsa Einarsdottir (2003)Hrefna Johannesdottir (2004)Daisy Burnfield (2009)Julia Losert (2014)



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All-Time Letterwinners

-A-Agnarsdottir, Eyrun Rakel ............................ 2012-13Albertsdottir, Margret ................................. 2009-12Anes, Stephanie ................................... 2014-pres.Arngrimsdottir, Maria Ros ........................... 2012-13

-B-Baeck, Sarah ................................................ 2007-08Bailey, Erin................................................... 2006-07Batey, Barbie Louise ......................................... 1999Bassow, Leah .................................................... 2014Berrey, Avery .................................................... 2002Bjerklund, Ida ...................................... 2012-pres.Boiron, Claire .............................................. 2004-06Booth, Caroline .................................... 2014-pres.Bowles, Alicia ................................................... 2009Branciere, Ashley ............................................. 2003Branciere, Emmy ......................................... 1999-02Brander, Riikka ............................................ 2005-08Brauns, Larissa ................................................. 2013Burch, Savannah ......................................... 2005-06Bruno Herbster, Carla ....................................... 2004Burnfield, Daisy ........................................... 2009-10Burritt, Andrea ................................................. 2005

-C-Cafaro, Christina ............................................... 2003Churchill, Emily ........................................... 2004-06Clarke, Holly ................................................ 2011-13Crawford, Jennifer ....................................... 2000-03Crook, Chloe ................................................ 2013-14Cuddy, Emma .............................................. 2004-05

-D-Dahlin, Michaela .................................. 2014-pres.Darrell, Tamisha .......................................... 2005-06Davis, Jennifer ............................................. 2006-09deClouet, Ellen ............................................ 2001-04Delgatti, Carli ............................................... 1999-00Denmark, Rebecca ........................................... 2001DeVito, Christine ......................................... 2006-10Dobberke, Daniela ........................................... 2005Dolan, Jessica ................................................... 2006

-E-Egbunu, Aladi ................................................... 2009Einarsdottir, Elsa .......................................... 2003-05Elam, Amber ............................................... 2007-10Ekwenuke, Victoria ..................................... 2002-05

-F-Fernandez, Arlette ...................................... 2005-06Fowler, Kristin.............................................. 2003-04Franklinsdottir, Helga .................................. 2009-11Frankson, Katrina ........................................ 1999-00Fridriksdottir, Asta ....................................... 2009-11Fridriksdottir, Heidrum Villa ............................. 2004

-G-Gaston, Paige ................................................... 2000Glenn, Brady .................................................... 2013Glenn, Morgan ..................................... 2014-pres.Glynn, Amy ....................................................... 2013Grillo, Danielle ................................................. 1999Guibor, Jimi ...................................................... 2012Gunnarsdottir, Dagmar ............................... 2012-13Gustavsson, Emma ...................................... 1999-01

-H-Hagen, Krista ............................................... 2011-14Halbert, Hallie ............................................. 2009-10

Halbert, Kelsey ............................................ 2009-10Haley, Katie ...................................................... 2006Halldorsdottir, Anna ......................................... 1999Hatcher, Clare .............................................. 2005-06Hauksdottir, Tinna ....................................... 2005-08Heiddal, Ingibjork ........................................ 2007-08Heinen, Chelsea ............................................... 2010Heller, Maren .............................................. 2012-13Hess, Leslie .................................................. 1999-01Hewitt, K.C. ................................................. 2008-11Honan, Kristy .................................................... 2006Houston, Victoria ............................................. 2012Hudson, Lindsey .......................................... 2003-06Hunecke, Theresa............................................. 2006

-I-Ingthorsdottir, Margret ............................... 2009-11

-J-Jakobsdottir, Karen ...................................... 2005-06Johannesdottir, Hrefna ..................................... 2004Johnston, Amanda ...................................... 2001-04Jonsdottir, Anna Berglind ............................ 2006-08Josevski, Dijana ................................................ 2008Juday, Katie ...................................................... 2004Juliusdottir, Inga Dis .................................... 2009-12

-K-Karlsdottir, Kristin ........................................ 2009-12Kelly, Christine .................................................. 2012Kennedy, Irisa .............................................. 2004-06King, Marlene .............................................. 1999-00Kjallander, Sofia ............................................... 2002Koch, Alanna .................................................... 2011Kolwalski, Megan ................................. 2014-pres.

-L-Larsen, Emilie ................................................... 2014Ledesma, Melissa ........................................ 2011-12Letford, Nicole ............................................. 2011-13Linde, Brittany ............................................. 2003-04Lizana, Suheil .............................................. 2004-06Lofquist, Lisa ............................................... 2001-04Losert, Julia .......................................... 2014-pres.Lotyczewski, Susan ........................................... 2010

-M-Magnusdottir, Unnur ........................................ 2012Martin, Mandie ................................................ 2007McCardell, Kendall ............................... 2012-pres.McClure, Molly ............................................ 2003-06McCluskey, Courtney................................... 2001-02McDermott, Tegan ........................................... 2007McHugh, Andi ............................................. 2006-09Meeks, Candace ............................................... 2008Merino, Eileen .................................................. 2013Mitchell, Kristen .......................................... 2008-11Moore, Sarah ................................................... 2007Moss, Helen ..................................................... 1999

-N-Nordh, Anna ..................................................... 1999

-O-Olafsdottir, Evan ............................................... 2007Olsson, Carina .................................................. 1999Omarsdottir, Arna ....................................... 2012-13Omodei, Courtney ................................ 2012-pres.Ottarsdottir, Tinna ............................................ 1999Osk Hannesdottir, Helga .............................. 2002-05

-P-Padula, Erica ................................................ 2008-10Perovich, Melissa ........................................ 1999-00Presor, Kourtney .................................. 2014-pres.

-R-Remache, Lila ....................................... 2013-pres.Robinson, Dixie ........................................... 2008-10Rogers, Tara ................................................. 2001-03Rosa, Jessie ................................................. 2001-04

-S-Sarrio, Elizabeth .......................................... 1999-00Scherger, Nicole ............................................... 2007Serda, Rachel .............................................. 2005-06Sigurgeirsdottir, Olina .................................. 2004-06Sinclair, Megan ............................................ 1999-00Smaradottir, Anna ....................................... 1999-01Smith, Juanita ............................................. 2004-05Suetsugu, Karina ......................................... 2011-12Sutter, Brielle .................................................... 2009Sveinsdottir, Alexandra................................ 2011-13

-T-Todd, Emily .................................................. 2003-06Todd, Jennifer .............................................. 2001-02Tomasdottir, Alexandra ............................... 2009-10

-V-Vercelli, Anna .............................................. 2007-08Veverkova, Tereza........................................ 2007-08

-W-Wade, Tschana ............................................ 2007-10Wall, Jessica ..................................................... 2007Wansley, Bethany ........................................ 2005-08Warner, Ricketta .......................................... 2005-06Weber, Jennifer ........................................... 1999-00Welch, Heather ........................................... 2007-11Williams, Haley ................................................ 2012Williamson, Hollie ....................................... 2001-04Wilson, Chealcey .............................................. 1999Wolfgram, Amy ........................................... 1999-00Wolters, Carla................................................... 2005

-Y-Yates, Jana ........................................................ 2010



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Season Totals/All-Time Results

GOALS 1999.............................................. 462000.............................................. 472001.............................................. 762002............................................ 1042003.............................................. 512004.............................................. 862005.............................................. 732006.............................................. 712007.............................................. 692008.............................................. 402009.............................................. 642010.............................................. 442011.............................................. 342012.............................................. 582013.............................................. 422014.............................................. 36

ASSISTS 1999.............................................. 422000.............................................. 432001.............................................. 842002.............................................. 972003.............................................. 492004.............................................. 762005.............................................. 652006.............................................. 612007.............................................. 402008.............................................. 302009.............................................. 312010.............................................. 252011.............................................. 232012.............................................. 432013.............................................. 272014.............................................. 22

POINTS 1999............................................ 1432000............................................ 1372001............................................ 2362002............................................ 3052003............................................ 1552004............................................ 2482005............................................ 2112006............................................ 2032007............................................ 1782008............................................ 1102009............................................ 1592010............................................ 1132011.............................................. 912012............................................ 1592013............................................ 1112014.............................................. 94

SHOTS 1999............................................ 2972000............................................ 2832001............................................ 4602002............................................ 3932003............................................ 2792004............................................ 3032005............................................ 4212006............................................ 3372007............................................ 3152008............................................ 2832009............................................ 4612010............................................ 3722011............................................ 2712012............................................ 4112013............................................ 2682014............................................ 271

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1999........................................... 1.502000........................................... 1.452001........................................... 0.952002........................................... 0.642003........................................... 1.042004........................................... 1.122005........................................... 0.972006........................................... 1.342007........................................... 1.132008........................................... 2.572009........................................... 0.922010........................................... 0.922011........................................... 1.582012........................................... 0.892013........................................... 1.442014........................................... 1.47

SAVES 1999.............................................. 812000............................................ 1082001............................................ 1092002............................................ 1072003.............................................. 842004............................................ 1072005.............................................. 722006.............................................. 752007.............................................. 632008............................................ 1342009............................................ 1042010.............................................. 852011.............................................. 612012.............................................. 532013.............................................. 522014.............................................. 81

SHUTOUTS 1999................................................ 62000................................................ 72001.............................................. 112002.............................................. 172003.............................................. 132004.............................................. 112005.............................................. 122006................................................ 92007.............................................. 102008................................................ 32009.............................................. 102010................................................ 62011................................................ 42012................................................ 72013................................................ 62014................................................ 3

1999: 8-9-1 (4-1-1 GACC)Coach: Matt Clark

Date Opponent Result9/1 at Troy State L, 3-09/3 vs. Belhaven& W, 4-39/4 vs. Thomas& W, 2-09/9 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 7-19/13 at Brenau* W, 7-09/18 PIEDMONT* W, 3-19/21 at LaGrange* W, 7-010/1 BREWTON-PARKER* L, 2-110/6 at Montevallo L, 2-010/9 at Lee L, 2-010/13 at William Carey L, 4-010/16 LOUISIANA COLLEGE$ W, 9-010/17 SPRING HILL$ L, 2-110/20 NORTH GEORGIA* T, 0-010/23 NORTHWOOD W, 4-010/24 ST. THOMAS L, 2-010/29 KING L, 2-011/5 vs. Piedmont# L, 3-1

* Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Match& Denotes Huntingdon College Classic$ Denotes AUM Classic# Denotes GACC Tournament

2000: 9-9-2 (3-0-1 GACC)Coach: Brett Teach

Date Opponent Result8/30 at Spring Hill L, 2-19/1 at Milligan L, 4-09/2 at Georgetown (Ky.) L, 2-19/9 at Belhaven L, 1-09/12 BRENAU* W, 6-09/15 at Brewton-Parker* W, 9-09/19 at Mobile L, 4-09/23 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 2-110/1 WILLIAM WOODS L, 2-110/4 at William Carey L, 4-010/7 NORTH GEORGIA* T, 1-110/10 at Piedmont W, 2-010/14 LEE W, 4-310/17 MONTEVALLO L, 2-110/20 THOMAS W, 4-210/27 ST. THOMAS T, 1-110/28 at Martin Methodist W, 8-011/3 vs. Brenau# W, 3-011/4 vs. North Georgia# W, 2-011/10 vs. Mobile@ L, 4-1

* Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Match# Denotes GACC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament


Date Opponent Result8/25 at King L, 2-18/26 at Alabama Huntsville W, 1-08/29 at Montevallo L, 3-29/1 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 10-09/4 BELHAVEN L, 1-09/9 BARRY L, 2-09/15 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 7-09/19 WILLIAM CAREY L, 1-09/23 at Louisiana State L, 4-19/25 at North Georgia* W, 2-09/29 MARTIN METHODIST W, 3-010/5 SPRING HILL W, 3-210/12 at Lee W, 3-110/15 at Thomas W, 3-010/18 MOBILE W, 9-110/21 at Brenau* W, 6-010/24 at Reinhardt* W, 6-010/27 SHORTER* W, 10-011/2 vs. Brewton-Parker# W, 3-011/3 vs. North Georgia# W, 4-011/9 vs. Belhaven@ L, 2-1* Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Match# GACC Tournament@ NAIA Region XIII Tournament

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM TOTALS

ALL-TIME RESULTS



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All-Time Results


Date Opponent Results8/23 at Cardinal Stritch W, 4-18/28 THOMAS W, 3-19/1 MONTEVALLO L, 3-19/8 ALABAMA-HUNTSVILLE W, 2-09/14 at Brewton-Parker* W, 10-09/17 at William Carey W, 1-09/21 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 11-09/25 NORTH GEORGIA* W, 4-09/29 BRENAU* W, 9-010/2 EMMANUEL* W, 14-010/5 at Lindsey Wilson L, 3-010/9 at Mobile W, 4-010/12 TENNESSEE WESLEYAN W, 6-010/17 at Shorter* W, 3-010/19 at Belhaven T, 0-010/23 REINHARDT* W, 8-010/27 at Martin Methodist W, 8-110/30 at Spring Hill W, 2-011/1 at Jacksonville State L, 3-011/8 vs. Brenau# W, 4-011/9 vs. North Georgia# W, 2-011/15 vs. Belhaven@ W, 3-011/16 vs. Thomas@ W, 3-211/22 vs. Berry% W, 1-011/23 vs. Westmont% L, 2-1 * Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference Match# Denotes GACC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament% Denotes NAIA National Tournament


Date Opponent Result8/22 at Emmanuel* W, 7-08/24 LINDSEY WILSON L, 4-08/28 at Tennessee Wesleyan T, 1-19/4 at Union (Ky.) L, 4-29/10 at North Georgia* W, 2-09/14 at Brenau* W, 6-09/20 WILLIAM CAREY W, 4-39/23 SHORTER* W, 6-010/1 SPRING HILL L, 1-010/4 at Thomas T, 1-110/8 at Montevallo W, 1-010/11 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 4-010/21 at Reinhardt* W, 3-010/23 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 9-010/25 at Berry L, 2-110/31 vs. Reinhardt# W, 1-011/1 vs. North Georgia# W, 1-011/7 vs. Mobile@ W, 3-011/8 vs. Thomas@ L, 2-1

* Georgia-Alabama-Carolinas Conference Match# Denotes GACC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2004: 19-5-1 (10-0-1 SSAC)Coach: Wulf-Dieter Koch

Date Opponent Result8/27 EMMANUEL* W, 7-08/29 REINHARDT* W, 3-09/1 at Columbus State W, 5-29/4 BRENAU* W, 10-09/11 THOMAS& W, 3-19/12 HASTINGS& W, 2-09/21 at Kennesaw State L, 6-29/25 at Brewton-Parker* W, 7-09/28 BERRY* W, 3-29/30 at William Carey W, 8-110/1 NORTH GEORGIA* W, 2-010/2 at Spring Hill W, 5-010/5 at Shorter W, 2-110/9 LEE* T, 1-110/11 at Georgia Southwestern* W, 4-010/16 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 3-010/18 BELHAVEN W, 5-110/19 at Faulkner* W, 7-010/23 at Lindsey Wilson L, 5-110/26 vs. Brenau# W, 5-110/29 at Berry# L, 3-211/2 vs. Reinhardt@ W, 2-011/6 vs. Thomas@ W, 2-111/9 at Berry@ L, 3-011/19 vs. Biola% L, 6-0

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes AUM Invitational# Denotes SSAC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament% Denotes NAIA National Tournament


Date Opponent Result8/23 at Faulkner* W, 10-18/27 EMMANUEL* W, 4-08/31 at Reinhardt* W, 3-09/3 at Columbia* W, 5-09/9 NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA& L, 1-0 (OT)9/10 BETHEL (Tenn.)& T, 1-1 (OT)9/14 at Belhaven W, 3-09/17 at Berry* W, 1-09/20 at Lee* L, 6-19/23 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 4-010/1 WILLIAM CAREY W, 10-010/3 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 8-110/6 SHORTER* W, 5-010/8 at Covenant T, 2-2 (2OT)10/9 at Brescia W, 2-110/12 at Georgia Southwestern* W, 5-110/14 at Brenau* W, 3-010/22 LINDSEY WILSON L, 4-210/28 at Berry# W, 1-010/29 vs. Lee# L, 4-111/1 vs. Reinhardt@ W, 4-111/4 at Lee@ L, 1-0 (2OT)

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes AUM Classic# Denotes SSAC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament


Date Opponent Result8/26 at Shorter* W, 3-18/30 REINHARDT* W, 5-09/2 vs. Virginia Intermont^ W, 3-19/3 vs. St. Xavier^ L, 3-19/8 MARTIN METHODIST& L, 2-19/9 CUMBERLAND& W, 2-19/13 at Brenau* W, 7-19/16 at Faulkner* W, 9-19/21 at Mobile L, 2-19/23 at Emmanuel* W, 14-09/27 at Brewton-Parker* W, 5-010/3 LEE* L, 3-010/6 at Columbia* W, 4-010/7 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 3-010/14 BERRY* L, 2-110/17 COVENANT L, 2-010/21 at Lindsey Wilson L, 2-010/24 vs. Faulkner# W, 7-010/28 at Berry# W, 1-010/29 at Lee# L, 3-010/31 vs. William Carey@ W, 2-1 (2OT)11/3 vs. Berry@ W, 2-111/4 at Lee@ L, 6-0 * Southern States Athletic Conference Match^ Denotes Martin Methodist Tournament& Denotes AUM Classic# Denotes SSAC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2007: 14-5-1 (9-1-0 SSAC)Coach: Hope Handley

Date Opponent Result8/23 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 7-19/1 vs. St. Xavier University& L, 2-19/2 at Martin Methodist& W, 1-09/4 at Lee* L, 6-19/7 WILLIAM CAREY L, 2-19/8 BELHAVEN W, 3-09/14 MOBILE W, 1-09/16 LSU-SHREVEPORT W, 5-29/25 at Emmanuel* W, 5-09/29 at Berry* W, 2-110/3 at Brewton-Parker* W, 6-010/6 at Brenau* W, 3-010/7 at Columbia (S.C.)* W, 10-110/10 SHORTER COLLEGE* W, 8-010/14 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN W, 2-010/15 at Faulkner* W, 9-010/17 at Reinhardt* W, 5-310/20 LINDSEY WILSON L, 3-010/26 Berry College# T, 1-1 (2OT) L, 6-2 in PK’s10/30 LSU-Shreveport@ L, 1-0

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes Martin Methodist College Classic# Denotes SSAC Tournament@ Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament

2008: 6-12-1 (5-4-1 SSAC)

Coach: Hope Handley



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Date Opponent Result9/6 at Southern Wesleyan* L, 2-1 (OT)9/9 EMMANUEL* W, 3-09/12 at SCAD& L, 5-09/14 vs. Northwood& L, 3-09/17 FAULKNER* W, 5-29/26 WILLIAM CAREY L, 4-29/27 at Mobile L, 2-19/30 BREWTON-PARKER W, 8-110/3 COLUMBIA (S.C.)* W, 11-010/8 LEE* L, 8-11/11 BRENAU* L, 4-010/13 at Birmingham Southern L, 5-010/15 REINHARDT* W, 3-110/19 at Shorter* T, 2-2 (2OT)10/25 BERRY* L, 2-110/29 MARTIN METHODIST L, 4-011/1 at Lindsey Wilson L, 5-011/6 at Brenau# W, 1-011/11 at Berry# L, 1-0

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes SCAD Tournament# Denotes SSAC Tournament

2009: 15-5-2 (5-2-1 SSAC)Coach: Hope Handley

Date Opponent Result8/25 at Emmanuel* W, 2-08/29 vs. Missouri Valley& W, 3-28/30 at Martin Methodist& L, 1-09/4 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 3-29/7 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN W, 2-09/19 MOBILE W, 2-19/22 at Brewton-Parker* W, 9-19/24 at Faulkner* L, 4-29/29 at Lee* L, 2-010/5 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 8-010/10 UNION (Tenn.) W, 1-010/16 at Berry W, 1-010/18 SHORTER* W, 3-110/23 at Brenau* T, 0-0 (2OT)10/24 at Columbia (S.C.)* W, 10-010/28 THOMAS W, 5-110/31 LINDSEY WILSON L, 1-011/7 BREWTON-PARKER# W, 4-011/11 FAULKNER# W, 2-011/14 at Lee# T, 0-0 (2 OT) L, 3-1 in PK’s11/21 at Embry-Riddle% W, 5-311/30 vs. California Baptist% L, 3-2

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes Martin Methodist Tournament# Denotes SSAC Tournament% Denotes NAIA National Tournament

2010: 12-6-1 (3-2 SSAC)Coach: Jamey Newsome

Date Opponent Result8/27 BREWTON-PARKER& W, 8-08/28 SHORTER& W, 2-1 9/3 EMBRY-RIDDLE$ L, 2-1 9/4 BRENAU$ W, 2-0 9/7 MONTEVALLO W, 1-0 (2OT)

9/10 at Lindsey Wilson L, 2-1 9/21 at Thomas W, 5-0 9/24 vs. Bethel (Tenn.)^ W, 4-1 9/25 vs. Northwood (Texas)^ L, 3-210/2 MARTIN METHODIST W, 1-0 (2OT) 10/6 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 2-110/9 at Birmingham-Southern L, 1-210/12 at Spring Hill* W, 4-110/19 BELHAVEN* W, 5-010/23 at William Carey* L, 1-0 10/26 MOBILE L, 3-2 10/30 at Faulkner* W, 2-1 11/6 at Shorter# W, 1-0 (OT) 11/11 at Lee# T, 0-0 (2OT) L, 6-5 in PK’s

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes AUM Fall Kickoff Classic$ Denotes AUM Capital City Classic^ Denotes University of Mobile Classic# Denotes SSAC Tournament

2011: 8-9-1 (7-4-1 SSAC)Coach: Jamey Newsome

Date Opponent Result9/1 THOMAS W, 2-1 (2OT) 9/4 at Martin Methodist L, 3-09/9 vs. Warner Southern& L, 2-1 (OT)9/11 vs. Northwood& L, 5-1 9/14 BRENAU* L, 2-1 9/23 TRUETT-MCCONNELL* W, 2-0 9/24 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 1-09/27 LINDSEY WILSON L, 1-0 9/29 at Brewton-Parker* W, 7-0 10/1 at Emmanuel* W, 4-1 10/6 LEE* L, 2-0 10/8 at Shorter* W, 5-2 10/11 SPRING HILL* W, 4-1 10/18 at Belhaven* W, 1-0 10/22 WILLIAM CAREY* T, 2-2 (2OT) 10/25 at Mobile* L, 3-1 10/29 FAULKNER* L, 2-1 11/5 FAULKNER# L, 2-1

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Denotes Embry-Riddle Tournament# Denotes SSAC Tournament

2012: 11-6-2 (6-4-1 SSAC)Coach: Jamey Newsome

Date Opponent Result8/25 BETHEL W, 6-1 8/31 vs. Martin Methodist& W, 4-29/2 SCAD-SAVANNAH W, 3-19/7 at Montevallo T, 1-1 (2OT)9/13 at Thomas W, 3-19/15 at Freed-Hardeman W, 8-09/21 at Truett-McConnell* W, 4-09/22 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 3-09/28 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 13-09/29 EMMANUEL* W, 5-010/3 at Mobile* L, 1-010/11 at Lee* L, 2-010/13 BRENAU* L, 1-010/17 at William Carey* L, 1-0

10/20 at Spring Hill* T, 0-0 (2OT)10/24 BELHAVEN* W, 5-010/27 FAULKNER* W, 2-010/30 at Lindsey Wilson L, 3-011/3 at Brenau# L, 3-1

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Played at Emory Folmar YMCA Complex# Denotes SSAC Tournament

2013: 11-7-1 (7-4 SSAC)Coach: Jamey Newsome

Date Opponent Result8/23 MONTREAT W, 5-08/24 THOMAS W, 3-09/6 vs. Embry-Riddle& L, 4-09/8 MILLSAPS W, 7-09/13 at SCAD Savannah L, 3-2 (OT)9/15 at Georgia Gwinnett W, 2-1 (2OT)9/19 at Faulkner* W, 3-09/22 BETHEL* W, 2-19/28 at Martin Methodist* L, 2-110/4 at Brewton-Parker* W, 3-110/5 at Brenau* L, 1-010/12 LINDSEY WILSON L, 1-0 (OT)10/16 SPRING HILL* W, 1-010/19 MOBILE* L, 2-1 (2OT)10/25 at Emmanuel* W, 2-010/26 at Southern Wesleyan* W, 5-111/1 WILLIAM CAREY* L, 2-111/2 BELHAVEN* W, 3-2 (OT)11/9 at Mobile# T, 1-1 (2OT) L, 3-2 in PKs

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match& Played in Hattiesburg, Miss.# Denotes SSAC Tournament

2014: 10-8-1 (4-4 SSAC)Coach: Lorna Brownlie

Date Opponent Result8/25 at Lindsey Wilson L, 4-19/5 at Embry-Riddle L, 4-09/7 at Northwood L, 3-09/11 SCAD SAVANNAH W, 1-0 (OT)9/14 THOMAS W, 3-09/18 at West Alabama L, 2-1 9/23 MIDDLE GEORGIA STATE W, 3-09/26 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN W, 2-19/28 U OF HOUSTON-VICTORIA W, 2-1 (OT)10/2 at Bethel* L, 1-010/4 at Belhaven* W, 7-010/9 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 10-0 10/16 WILLIAM CAREY* L, 7-010/18 at Faulkner* W, 3-210/23 BRENAU* W, 2-010/26 at Martin Methodist* L, 1-0 (OT)10/30 MOBILE L, 2-011/7 Bethel# W, 1-011/13 at Mobile# T, 0-0 (2OT) L, 9-8 in PKs

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match# Denotes SSAC Tournament

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