2010 etsu women's soccer media guide

100 Years...

1912First Men’s

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1920Baseball’s

Jim Mooney

1938Football

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1940Football

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1954Coach

Madison Brooks

of Tradition

1969Grantland Rice Bowl

Team

1973Building of

Memorial Center

1989Keith

“Mister” Jennings

1996Men’s Golf

Ranked No. 1

2010Men’s Tennis

Championship Run

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Quick Facts/ETSU Info2010 ETSU Quick Facts

Preferred Name ............................................... ETSUNickname ....................................Buccaneers (Bucs)Location ..................................... Johnson City, Tenn.Founded .......................................................... 1911Enrollment ................................................... 15,234President ............................... Dr. Paul E. Stanton, Jr.Athletic Director ..................................Dave MullinsSWA .............................................. Barbie BreedloveSchool Colors ..........................Navy Blue & Old GoldConference ........................................... Atlantic SunAthletic Dept. Phone....................... (423) 439-4343Ticket Office Phone ......................... (423) 439-ETSUAthletics Web site ....................www.ETSUBucs.com

2010 Team InfoHome Stadium ................ Summers-Taylor StadiumHead Coach .....................................Heather HensonAlma Mater.............................. UNC Greensboro ’94Record at ETSU ......................71-109-18 (11th year)Career Record ..................... 101-148-23 (15th year)Assistant Coaches ................. John Conlon (1st year) .......................................... Kristi Evans (1st year)Soccer Office Phone ........................ (423) 439-4294Head Trainer .....................................Brian JohnstonSoccer Trainer ...................................... Keith LeitingStrength/Conditioning Coach ............... Lee MorrowEquipment Manager ......................Roger Hammons

ETSU Media RelationsWomen’s Soccer Contact ................... Jeff SchneiderSchneider’s Phone .......................... (423) 439-5612Schneider’s E-Mail ..................... [email protected]. AD for MR ................................. Michael WhiteWhite’s Phone ................................. (423) 439-4220Asst. Director ....................................... Kevin BrownBrown’s Phone ................................ (423) 439-5263Graduate Asst. ........................................Ryan DunnDunn’s Phone .................................. (423) 439-8212

Interviews with Head Coach Heather Henson

Coach Henson is available for phone interviews on weekday mornings (9 a.m. -Noon) during the season. Please coordinate all requests for personal interviews with Coach Henson through the ETSU Athletic Media Relations office. Appointments and interviews may be arranged through Jeff Schneider at (423) 439-5612. Coach Henson will talk to reporters approximately 10 minutes after the end of a game on the field.

Player InterviewsMedia members are invited to attend ETSU women’s soccer practice sessions. Players are available for interviews before each practice at approximately 15 minutes before practice at either Summers-Taylor Stadium or the ETSU/MSHA Athletics Center. Requests for live interviews with player on the field prior to a game should be made through Jeff Schneider in the Athletic Media Relations office. Post-game player interviews are conducted in front of the ETSU bench at the conclusion of a brief team meeting on the field.

Mailing AddressAthletic Media RelationsBox 70641Johnson City, TN 37614

Overnight Mail AddressMemorial Center, 146-WCorner of State of Franklin and J.R. Bell DriveJohnson City, TN 37614

Phone DirectoryPress Box .......................................... 423-461-4865Media Relations ................................ 423-439-5612Fax .................................................... 423-439-6138Men’s Soccer Office ........................... 423-439-8438Fax .................................................... 423-439-6138

On the InternetUpdated results, statistics and schedules are available at www.ETSUBucs.com. Media can request high resolution images by emailing requests to [email protected]. The Bucs games will be broadcast on A-Sun TV throughout the season; for more information on A-Sun visit ASun.tv.

Telephones and InternetThe press box is equipped with a limited number of phone lines and Internet ports which are available to working media. Please contact Jeff Schneider at least one day in advance of each match if you will need the use of either. Visiting radio crews should call Assistant Director for Media Relations/Broadcast Operations Jay Sandos at (423) 439-4233 for more information.

Press CredentialsPress credentials will be issued to members of the working media only. Requests for credentials should be made to Jeff Schneider in the ETSU Athletic Media Relations office at least one day in advance of each match. Credentials will be left at the ticket booth at the main gate or may be picked up at the Athletic Media Relations office one day in advance.

Table of ContentsINTROThis is ETSU Soccer..............................................2Quick Facts/Media Information ..........................4Table of Contents ................................................4Roster Breakdown ..............................................52010 Opponents .................................................6

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Heather Henson ..............................8Asisstant Coach John Conlon ............................10Assistant Coach Kristi Evans..............................11Support Staff ....................................................12

MEET THE BUCSPlayer Profiles ............................................ 14-28

REVIEW2009 Results ....................................................30Records ............................................................31All-Time Results ...............................................31Year-by-Year Results ........................................32Award Winners .................................................33Letterwinners ..................................................33

THIS IS ETSUSummers-Taylor Stadium .................................36Athletic Training ...............................................38Strength and Conditioning ...............................39Academics ........................................................40Facilities ...........................................................41Championships are BLUE ..................................42Winning the Right Way ....................................44Johnson City .....................................................46Tennessee ........................................................47ETSU .................................................................48Camp Information ............................................50

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Roster

Women’s Soccer Roster 2010No. Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pos. . . . . . . . Cl. . . . . . . . Ht. . . . . . . . . Hometown/Previous School0 Megan Masch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GK . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . . . . . . 5-10 . . . . . . . . .Virginia Beach, Va./Princess Anne HS1 Caitlin Gaughan . . . . . . . . . . . . .GK . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . . . . . . .5-9 . . . . . . . . .Indianapolis, Ind./North Central HS2 Morgan Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . So. . . . . . . . .5-6 . . . . . . . . .Maryville, Tenn./Heritage HS3 Molly Vaughn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-7 . . . . . . . . .Nashville, Tenn. / Ensworth HS4 Samantha Kron . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-5 . . . . . . . . .Paradise Valley, Ariz. / Xavier College Prep School5 Kelly Brinkman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-6 . . . . . . . . .Clearwater, Fla./Palm Harbor University HS6 Alex Meehan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-4 . . . . . . . . .Knoxville, Tenn./Bearden HS7 Kayla White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-7 . . . . . . . . .Virginia Beach, Va. / Ocean Lakes HS8 Kathy Musacchio . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . So. . . . . . . . .5-3 . . . . . . . . .Nashville, Tenn./Pope John Paul II HS 9 Jen Altimier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-8 . . . . . . . . .Cincinnati, Ohio/Mt. Norte Dame HS10 Terri Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-8 . . . . . . . . .Cape Coral, Fla./Mariner HS11 Tori Head . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . So. . . . . . . . .5-1 . . . . . . . . .Kingsport, Tenn./Dobyns-Bennett HS12 Genna Petersen . . . . . . . . . . . . M/F . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . . . . . . .5-4 . . . . . . . . .Loveland, Ohio/Loveland HS13 Courtney Deem . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-1 . . . . . . . . .Evansville, Ind. / Reitz Memorial HS14 Ramey Kerns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-6 . . . . . . . . .Kings Mountain, N.C. / Kings Mountain HS15 Morgan Jutras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-2 . . . . . . . . .Colleyville, Texas/Colleyville Heritage16 Shaun Riddle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-7 . . . . . . . . .Solon, Ohio / Solon HS18 Rachel Lewis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .GK . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-5 . . . . . . . . .Sandy Spring, Md. / Sherwood HS19 Charlotte Summerall . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . So. . . . . . . . .5-2 . . . . . . . . .St. Augustine, Fla./Nease HS20 Jessica Huntington . . . . . . . . . M/F . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . .5-6 . . . . . . . . .Newport News, Va./Menchville HS21 Lindsay Bickel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-1 . . . . . . . . .Hampstead, Md. / North Carroll HS22 Rachel Van Horn . . . . . . . . . . . . . F . . . . . . . . . .Sr. . . . . . . . . 5-11 . . . . . . . . .Thousand Oaks, Calif./La Reina HS23 Jessica Hiltenbrand . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . . Jr. . . . . . . . . .5-5 . . . . . . . . .Bartlett, Tenn./St. Agnes Academy24 Hannah Goffe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-5 . . . . . . . . .Birmingham, England / Leasowec HS26 Lucy Goffe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . M . . . . . . . . . .Fr. . . . . . . . . .5-5 . . . . . . . . .Birmingham, England / Leasowec HS

CoachesHead Coach:

Heather Henson (UNC Greensboro, ‘94)

Associate Head Coach: John Conlon (New Hampshire, ‘06)

Assistant Coach: Kristi Evans (Oakland, ‘10)

Media Relations Contact: Jeff Schneider

Athletic Trainers: Brian Johnston Keith Leiting

CLASS BREAKDOWN

Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Altimier Gaughan Head Bickel Brinkman Hiltenbrand Musacchio Deem Huntington Masch Summerall Goffe Jutras Petersen Thomas Goffe Meehan Kerns Miller Kron Van Horn Lewis Riddle Vaughn White

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OpponentsBELMONT

Location: Nashville, Tenn.Colors: Navy, Red and WhiteNickname: BruinsHome Field: Whitten Soccer ComplexCapacity: 500Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Lisa HoweAlma Mater/Year: Barry/1991Career Record: 146-134-372009 Record: 10-6-42009 Conference Record: 6-1-3 (T-1st, A-Sun)

CAMPBELLLocation: Buies Creek, N.C.Colors: Orange and BlackNickname: CamelsHome Field: Eakes Athletic ComplexCapacity: 1,000Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Todd ClarkAlma Mater/Year: Malone /1994Career Record: 119-80-202009 Record: 9-9-22009 Conference Record: 4-4-2 (7th, A-Sun)

FLORIDA GULF COASTLocation: Fort Myers, Fla.Colors: Kelly Green and Royal BlueNickname: EaglesHome Field: FGCU Soccer ComplexCapacity: 2,000Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Jim BlankenshipAlma Mater/Year: Florida International/1982Career Record: 273-86-152009 Record: 11-5-32009 Conference Record: 6-2-2 (T-3rd, A-Sun)

FRANCIS MARIONLocation: Florence, S.C.Colors: Red, White and BlueNickname: PatriotsHome Field: FMU Soccer FieldCapacity: 300Conference: Peach BeltHead Coach: Joel PersonAlma Mater/Year: Mobile/2002Career Record: 3-12-12009 Record: 3-12-12009 Conference Record: N/A

GARDNER-WEBBLocation: Boiling Springs, N.C.Colors: Red and BlackNickname: Runnin’ BulldogsHome Field: Greene-Harbison FieldCapacity: N/AConference: Big SouthHead Coach: Kevin MounceAlma Mater/Year: Sue Bennett/1993Career Record: 149-136-172009 Record: 12-9-02009 Conference Record: 6-3-0 (2nd, Big South)

JACKSONVILLELocation: Jacksonville, Fla.Colors: Green and GoldNickname: DolphinsHome Field: Ashley Sports Complex Capacity: 500Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Brian CophamAlma Mater/Year: UAB/1999Career Record: 17-16-72009 Record: 8-7-52009 Conference Record: 5-1-4 (5th, A-Sun)

KENNESAW STATELocation: Kennesaw, Ga.Colors: Black and GoldNickname: OwlsHome Field: KSU Soccer StadiumCapacity: 8,300Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Rob KingAlma Mater/Year: Alabama-Huntsville/1990Career Record: 165-75-152009 Record: 11-7-02009 Conference Record: 7-3-0 (T-1st, A-Sun)

KING COLLEGELocation: Bristol, Va.Colors: Navy and RedNickname: TornadoHome Field: Parks FieldCapacity: 500Conference: NCAA Division II IndependentHead Coach: Louis ThorpeAlma Mater/Year: King College/1992Career Record: First Season2009 Record: 11-6-12009 Conference Record: N/A

LIPSCOMBLocation: Nashville, Tenn.Colors: Purple and GoldNickname: BisonsHome Court: Lipscomb Soccer ComplexCapacity: 1,000Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: John IrelandAlma Mater/Year: Harding/2003Career Record: 12-41-42009 Record: 4-15-02009 Conference Record: 2-8-0 (10th, A-Sun)

MERCERLocation: Macon, Ga.Colors: Orange and BlackNickname: BearsHome Field: Bear FieldCapacity: 500Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Grant SerafyAlma Mater/Year: Campbell/1987Career Record: 49-52-122009 Record: 9-6-32009 Conference Record: 5-4-1 (5th, A-Sun)

UNC ASHEVILLELocation: Asheville, N.C.Colors: Blue and WhiteNickname: BulldogsHome Field: Greenwood FieldCapacity: 500Conference: Big SouthHead Coach: Michelle DemkoAlma Mater/Year: Maryland/1996Career Record: First Season2009 Record: 5-10-12009 Conference Record: 2-7-0 (9th, Big South)

UNFLocation: Jacksonville, Fla. Colors: Navy Blue and GrayNickname: OspreysHome Field: UNF Soccer Stadium Capacity: 9,300Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Linda HamiltonAlma Mater/Year: North Carolina/1992Career Record: 23-45-72009 Record: 5-11-32009 Conference Record: 2-6-2 (9th, A-Sun)

USC UPSTATELocation: Spartanburg, S.C.Colors: Dark Green, White and BlackNickname: SpartansHome Field: County University Soccer StadiumCapacity: 3,000Conference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Renee LopezAlma Mater/Year: Bradley/2001Career Record: 35-60-32009 Record: 0-19-02009 Conference Record: 0-10-0 (11th, A-Sun)

STETSONLocation: DeLand, Fla.Colors: Hunter Green and WhiteNickname: HattersHome Field: Stetson Soccer ComplexCapacity: N/AConference: Atlantic SunHead Coach: Julie OrlowskiAlma Mater/Year: Florida International/1991Career Record: 112-118-192009 Record: 11-7-22009 Conference Record: 6-2-2 (T-3rd, A-Sun)

TEMPLELocation: Philadelphia, Pa.Colors: Cherry and WhiteNickname: OwlsHome Field: Ambler FieldCapacity: N/AConference: Atlantic 10Head Coach: David JonesAlma Mater/Year: Elizabethtown College/1986Career Record: 33-38-92009 Record: 7-11-12009 Conference Record: 3-8-0 (13th, A-10)

TENNESSEE WESLEYANLocation: Athens, Tenn.Colors: Royal Blue and Vegas GoldNickname: BulldogsHome Field: TWC Soccer FieldCapacity: 1,000Conference: Appalachian Athletic ConferenceHead Coach: Naomi ClarkeAlma Mater/Year: Metro State (Denver)/2004Career Record: 31-36-52009 Record: 5-12-22009 Conference Record: 3-4-0 (5th, AAC)

WINTHROPLocation: Rock Hill, S.C.Colors: Garnet and GoldNickname: EaglesHome Field: Eagle FieldCapacity: 1,600Conference: Big SouthHead Coach: Spencer SmithAlma Mater/Year: Tennessee/1987Career Record: 170-190-442009 Record: 5-10-62009 Conference Record: 2-5-2 (8th, Big South)

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Coaches

Now entering her 16th year as a coach and the 12th season as the head coach

of the women’s soccer program at East Tennessee State University,

Heather Henson has led the Bucs to four consecutive Atlantic

Sun Conference tournaments (2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008)

and numerous off the field accomplishments.

Since joining the Bucs in 1999, Henson has

placed 17 players on all-conference teams

including four-time honoree Jordan Monty who became

the first ETSU women’s soccer player to be named first-team

all-conference in 2009. Henson has also had 13 Buccaneers earn Player

of the Week honors, as well as three CoSIDA academic award winners. In the classroom, the women’s soccer team has had continued success, winning the

NSCAA Academic Award four times since 2002. The team earned a 3.34 team grade point average (gpa) in 2009, and a 3.32 team gpa in 2007.

Henson saw the Bucs reach the A-Sun tournament for a school record fourth time in 2008, despite battling injuries throughout the season, against one of the toughest schedules in the A-Sun. After guiding the Bucs to their best start since the 2003 campaign, Henson coached ETSU players Jordan Monty and Kelly Brinkman to All-Atlantic Sun Conference honors for the second consecutive season, while current sophomore goalkeeper Megan Masch was announced on the A-Sun All-Freshman squad. Off the field, ETSU continued to excel in the classroom as 21 Bucs were named to the A-Sun All-Academic team and Buc Honor

Head CoachEleventh SeasonUNC Greensboro ‘94

Heather Henson

Roll, while current players Rachel Van Horn and Terri Miller both earned 4.0 GPAs in consecutive semesters. Overall, Henson’s Bucs were named as an NSCAA All-Academic team for the entire 2008-09 season.

During the 2007 campaign the Bucs had an 11-6-3 overall record, making history defeating Stetson, 2-1, to advance to the A-Sun conference tournament semifinals for the first time in program history. Henson led Bucs Jordan Monty, Katie Green and Kelly Brinkman to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference Second Team, while Brinkman was also named to the all-freshman team. In the process, the Bucs broke several team records, setting the second highest single season goals mark at 38, while shattering both the single season record for assists and points. The Bucs also took top team honors twice in two regular season tournaments, winning both the Citizens Bank ETSU Invitational and the Gamecock Soccer Classic. Individually, both Green and Monty were named as each tournament’s MVP respectively. In 2007, the Bucs named 18 of its 22 student-athletes to the Buc Honor Roll, 12 to the Dean’s List, and had two players earn a GPA of 4.0 for the entire year.

In 2005, the Bucs made a successful transition to the A-Sun, posting an 8-11-1 record, despite losing six games by only one goal. The Bucs, at the time, set the school record for shots and goals in a season. Coach Henson was recognized as having one of the most improved Division I women’s soccer teams for the 2003 season by Soccer Buzz, a nationally recognized source for collegiate soccer information.

Henson and the Bucs broke many of the records they had set in 2002 including

The Henson FileEducation: UNC Greensboro, 1994Playing Career: UNC Greensboro (1990-94)Coaching Career: Year School ........................ Record .. Level 1995 High Point University.........12-6-2 .......D II 1996 High Point University.........10-9-0 .......D II 1997 High Point University.........3-12-2 .......D I* 1998 High Point University.........5-12-1 .......D I* 1999 East Tennessee State .........3-11-2 ........D I 2000 East Tennessee State .........6-12-0 ........D I 2001 East Tennessee State .........3-13-1 ........D I 2002 East Tennessee State .........6-11-1 ........D I 2003 East Tennessee State .........12-6-0 ........D I 2004 East Tennessee State ..........5-8-4 .........D I 2005 East Tennessee State .........8-11-1 ........D I 2006 East Tennessee State .........5-10-4 .......D I 2007 East Tennessee State .........11-6-3 .......D I 2008 East Tennessee State ..........7-9-2 .........D I 2009 East Tennessee State .........5-13-0 ........D I 15 Years .................. 101-149 -23

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best overall and conference records, lowest goals against average in the season, allowing a mere 19 goals, and most goals in a season tallying 38. The Bucs were also able to cut their goal differential by 50 percent and increase the number of games they scored in by 50 percent.

Henson arrived in Johnson City after a four-year stint from 1995-98 as head coach of High Point University’s soccer program. While at High Point, Henson led the team to back-to-back CVAC tournament championship appearances in her first two seasons and reached the championship game each year. She also helped the team move from NAIA competition to NCAA Division II and finally to NCAA Division I. In addition to her coaching duties at High Point, Henson served as the Athletic Department’s Senior Women’s Administrator from 1997-99. Prior to becoming the head coach at High Point, Henson served as an assistant coach for the Panthers men’s and women’s teams from 1994-95.

In addition to her collegiate coaching career, Henson has been active in coaching organizations including the National Soccer Coaches Association and the United States Soccer Federation and holds her NSCAA Advanced National Diploma and a USSF ‘B’ license. Henson is also a member of the NSCAA National Ranking Committee as the A-Sun voting member. Also, along with then associate head coach Andy Stoots, Henson was recently named as a current USYS Region III staff coach.

Currently, Henson serves as the Tennessee ODP Soccer Staff Head Coach and has instructed in the

USSF ‘D’ coaching course since 2000. She was an assistant coach for the Tennessee ODP from 1999-2000. Henson also served as head coach of the North Carolina Olympic Development Program from 1995-98. She was an assistant coach for the N.C. ODP from 1994-95.

Before transitioning into her coaching career, Henson played 10 years of club soccer in her hometown of Dallas, Texas, and played six years for the North Texas ODP. She attended

UNC-Greensboro where she was a four-year starter. In her four seasons, the Spartans were ranked No. 1 in the Division II poll in the fall of 1990 and were ranked as high as No. 17 in the Division I poll in 1991. She graduated in 1994 with a degree in psychology.

The former Heather Puckett, Henson is married to Chris Henson, ETSU’s Assistant Director of the Buccaneer Athletic Scholarship Association. The couple lives in Johnson City, Tenn., with their daughter Callie.

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Coaches

John Conlon

John Conlon enters his first season as an assistant on the ETSU women’s soccer coaching staff. Conlon will work primarily with the goalkeepers, and will be the recruiting coordinator for the Bucs.

Conlon came to ETSU from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst where he served as an assistant on the Minutewomen coaching staff, helping UMass to a

fifth-place tie after being picked to finish last in the Atlantic 10 conference. The 2009 conference tournament appearance for UMass was the first since 2004.

Before heading to UMass, Conlon spent the spring of 2009 as a volunteer assistant coach on the women’s soccer staff at Northeastern University in Boston. Conlon was also an assistant coach at his alma mater, University of New Hampshire, from 2006-08 after spending time as a volunteer assistant from 2005-06. While with the Wildcats, Conlon served as the team’s goalkeeping specialist among other duties. Conlon was a part of the UNH staff that was named the America East Coaching Staff of the Year in 2007.

With Conlon on the sidelines, the Wildcats advanced to the 2006 America East semifinals after a fifth-place finish in the league for the

second straight season. In 2007, Conlon helped guide UNH to a first-place tie and a share of the America East regular season championship

as the Wildcats advanced to the conference tournament championship match. UNH also placed third in the conference in 2008 with Conlon on

the staff.

Prior to his time as an assistant coach at New Hampshire, Conlon served as a strength and conditioning intern with the Wildcats from 2004-06 and worked

with many of the UNH athletic teams, including track & field and men’s and women’s tennis. Conlon spent the summer of 2006 in Winchester, Mass., as an

intern with Mike Boyle Strength and Conditioning.

Conlon has earned his NSCAA Advanced Regional Certification and NSCAA National Goalkeeping Diploma. A former Director of Goalkeeping at the UNH

Women’s Soccer Camp for two years, Colon has worked a number of camps.

In 2006, Conlon earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science and graduated Summa Cum Laude with honors. Conlon plans to complete a master’s degree in sport studies in the Spring.

Assistant CoachFirst SeasonUniversity of New Hampshire ‘06

The Conlon FileEducation: New Hampshire, 2006Coaching Career: Year .............. School 2005-06 ........... New Hampshire, Volunteer Assistant 2006-08 ........... New Hampshire, Assistant Coach 2009 ................ Northeastern, Volunteer Assistant 2009-10 ........... University of Massachusetts, Assistant Coach


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Kristi Evans

Kristi Evans enters her first season as an assistant on the ETSU women’s soccer coaching staff.

Evans spent the 2009-10 season as an assistant coach with Alma College where she helped with training and recruiting and worked with the goalkeepers.

In addition to coaching at Alama College, Evans also coached the U-10 and U-11 TNT Dynamite club teams and the Lasher High School girls team.

Evans earned her Coaching D Liscense in June of 2008 and NSCAA Level I & II Goalkeeper Diplomas in 2010.

A standout at Oakland University, Evans was named team captain from 2006-08. While playing for the Golden Grizzlies, Evans received first-team all conference honors in 2006 and 2008, and was also named

to the Summit League All-Tournament Team in 2007 and 2008. Evans helped guide Oakland to four Summit League Championships and two

NCAA tournament appearances in 2006 and 2007.

Evans graduated with a B.S. in Wellness, Health Promotion and Injury Prevention from Oakland University in 2010, and is working toward a master’s in

sports administration degree at ETSU.

Assistant CoachFirst SeasonOakland University ‘10

The Evans FileEducation: Oakland, 2010Playing Career: Oakland University (2005-08)Coaching Career: Year .............. School 2009-10 ........... Alama College, Assistant Coach

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Support Staff

Ray JonesVolunteer Assistant

Keith LeitingGraduate Assistant

Roger HammonsEquipment Manager

Lee MorrowStrength and

Conditioning Coach

Sara HackerMarketing and

Promotions Coordinator

Kevin BostianMarketing Director

Hanna JohnsonPromotions G.A.

Bob BakerDirector of

Academic Services

Brian is entering his seventh year as Director of Athletic Medicine after serving three years as the Assistant Athletic Trainer for ETSU. As a former graduate of the NATA-approved Athletic Training Curriculum, Brian has been associated with East Tennessee State University for over ten years.

After graduating from ETSU in 1998, Brian worked with Southeastern Sports Medicine in Asheville, N.C., and then at Greenwood High School where he taught Anatomy and Physiology and oversaw the school’s athletic training needs. Brian rejoined the ETSU Athletic Training Staff in 2001 as the Assistant Athletic Trainer for Football where he oversaw the Buccaneer Football team for three years. During that time, he assisted the sports medicine staff with the Pittsburgh Steelers in mini-camp sessions. In 2003, Brian became the interim head athletic trainer and interim Clinic Director for the Jerry Robertson BucSports Athletic Medicine Center.

Brian serves as the primary athletic trainer for baseball while overseeing the entire Sport Medicine program. He also has responsibilities for men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s golf, and women’s golf.

The Knoxville, TN, native received his Master in Sport Science degree from the United States Sports Academy in 2002 and a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education with a concentration in Athletic Training in 1998. He is a certified instructor for CPR/AED for the professional Rescuer. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, Southeastern Athletic Trainers’ Association, and Tennessee Athletic Trainers’ Society. Brian currently resides in Johnson City and is married to the former Sherri Saltys (ETSU ‘98) and has two children, Derek and Isaac.

Director of Athletic Medicine

Brian Johnston

Jeff enters his fourth year as an assistant in the ETSU media relations department. The Louisiana native is the primary contact for men’s and women’s soccer and baseball, and assists with game-day operations for all of ETSU’s athletic programs.

While at ETSU, Schneider has spent time as the volleyball contact, and helped to represent the ETSU baseball program on a national level, publicizing the 2010 All-America campaign of Paul Hoilman.

Schneider is a 2007 graduate of LSU, where he earned a B.A. in mass communication with a concentration in public relations. While attending LSU, Schneider worked as a student intern in the LSU Sports Information department, helping with releases and events. Schneider was the women’s soccer contact for LSU from 2004-05 and the assistant track and field contact from 2002-06. Schneider helped with the production of multiple media guides and postseason guides while at LSU.

Schneider assisted with the 2004 NCAA Women’s Basketball First and Second Round, 2004 NCAA Mideast Regional Track and Field Championships, 2003, 2004 and 2005 NCAA Baseball Baton Rouge Regionals and the 2003 and 2004 NCAA Baseball Baton Rouge Super Regionals, all hosted by LSU.

In his time with LSU, Schneider also assisted with the 2005 Capital One Bowl and 2003 SEC Baseball Tournament. Other major events covered include the 2004 and 2005 Texas Relays, 2004 SEC Indoor Track and Field Championships, 2005 New Balance Armory Collegiate Invitational and the 2005 Millrose Games.

Sports Information Assistant

Jeff Schneider

Kristi SmithAdministrative Assistant

Jay Sandos“Voice” of the Bucs

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2009: Saw action in three games due to injury ... was named to the Dean’s List.

2008: Competed in all 18 matches during her sophomore season for the Bucs… had her season’s only assist and point in the Bucs’ 2-1 overtime win over Morehead State Aug. 31…was ninth on the team in shots and shots on goal… anchored the backline defense with current

senior teammate Kia Kindell. . . was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s list.

2007: In her first year with the Bucs the Cincinnati, Ohio, native competed in 19 matches, starting 13… had three shots on the year, with one being on goal… was an Atlantic Sun

All-Academic team member.

Prior to ETSU: Four-year letterwinner at Mt. Notre Dame HS under coach Doug Conway… helped her team to its best record in school history in 2006… was an honorable mention for all-league in 2004… named to the all-league first team in 2005 and 2006… competed in the all-league all-star game in 2006… led her club team to the semi-finals of the Orange Classic in 2005 and 2006 and the Elite Eight in

the State Cup in 2005… was a member of the Spanish Club, Mission Commission, and was named to the honor roll every quarter throughout her high school career.

Personal: Born on Nov. 18, 1988… majoring in broadcasting… daughter of Mark and Leslie Altimier.

5-8 • Senior • Defender Cincinnati, Ohio • Mt. Notre Dame HS

Jennifer Altimier #9

Altimier’s Numbers

Year GP-GS G A P Shots Pct. GW2007 19-13 0 0 0 3 .000 02008 18-18 0 1 1 3 .000 02009 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0Totals 40-31 0 1 1 6 .000 0

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Players

2009: Saw action in all 18 of the Bucs’ matches including 17 starts ... was tied for third on the squad with two goals and five points ... had the game winner against Lipscomb on Oct. 4 ... had a goal and an assist against USC Upstate on Oct. 12 ... was

second on the team with a .154 shot percentage .. earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List honors.

2008: Started 16 out of the Bucs’ 18 matches… was named to the A-Sun Second Team for second consecutive season… was third on the team with 1406 minutes of action… was second on the team with eight points, firing in three goals and two assists… now sits

at eighth all-time for career points with 24… second on the team with two game-winning goals, shooting home winners against Jacksonville in overtime Sept. 26 and finding the

back of the net twice in the Bucs’ 2-1 win over USC Upstate Oct. 7… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2007: Had one of the most impressive freshman campaigns in ETSU history… started and saw action in all 19 games… was tied for second in goals (6) and fourth on the team in points (16)… was named to the ETSU Invitational team after scoring the game-winning goal against Western Carolina, Sept. 14… also had the game-tying assist in the Bucs’ win against Tennessee Tech early that day… for her effort Brinkman was named A-Sun Player of the Week, for the week of Sept. 17… Brinkman earned her second A-Sun Player of the Week honor after dishing out an assist on the game-winning goal against league-leading Kennesaw State on October 21… was an A-Sun All-Academic team member.

Prior to ETSU: Four-year letterwinner at Palm Harbor under coach John Planamenta… led her team to the three FHSAA state tournaments including the 2006 FHSAA State Championship match … was named to the FHSAA All-State team in 2007… earned the school’s 2006 Wendy’s Heisman nominee… earned first-team all-county and all-district honors three consecutive seasons… led her club team to the 2004 Southern Regional Semifinals and the 2004 and 2005 FYSA State Championships… graduated in the top 15% of her class… was a member of the Dean’s List, Honor Roll, Health Occupation Students of America, National Honor Society and Students Against Drunk Driving.

Personal: Born on Aug. 10, 1989… majoring in criminal justice… daughter of Gregory and Beth Brinkman.

5-6 • Senior • Midfield Clearwater, Fla. • Palm Harbor University HighCaptain

Kelly Brinkman #5

Brinkman’s Numbers


2008 Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun2007 Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun

2007 Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team

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2009: Saw action in 17 games, making three starts for the Buccaneers ... tied for the team lead in shot percentage ... netted her second career goal against Liberty on Aug. 30 ... took six shots with four coming on goal ... was a member of the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

2008: Started seven out of 18 matches for the Bucs… netted her only goal of the season at North Texas on Sept. 12… posted an assist on Jordan Monty’s game-winner against Stetson, Oct. 24… finished the season sixth in points and seventh in shots… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2007: Saw action in nine ETSU matches… posted three shots, with one being on goal… was named to the 2007-08 Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

Prior to ETSU: Captain and a four-year letterwinner at Menchville HS… led her team to three district regular season and tournament championships in 2004, 2005, and 2006… an all-district first-team member three straight years… also named to the all-regional second team… was named to the Daily Press All-Star Top-100 Athletes in 2005 and 2006… was named the Garvey Tournament MVP… also lettered in Field Hockey at Menchville…

was the treasurer for the National Honor Society and a member of the Varsity Club, the Keyettes and Spanish Club.

Personal: Born on April 30, 1989… majoring is honors accounting… daughter of Charlie and Shelley Huntington.

5-6 • Senior • Midfield/Forward Newport News, Va. • Menchville HS

Jessica Huntington #20

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2009: Saw time in all 18 contests, while making four starts ... picked up an assist at Liberty on Aug. 30 finding a wide open Jessica Huntington ... fired seven shots with four coming on net ... received Atlantic Sun All-Academic team honors.

2008: Competed in all 18 matches, starting eight… fired five shots on the season… finished the season with a .600 shot on goal percentage, which was tied for fifth best on

the team… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team.

2007: Saw action in all 20 matches, starting 14… had her first career goal against The Citadel, Sept. 7, helping ETSU to a 4-0 win… fired 11 shots, with five being on goal... was an Atlantic Sun All-Academic team member.

Prior to ETSU: Captain and three-year letterwinner for Colleyville Heritage HS under coach Misail Tsapos… led team two years in a row to a district championship and a

top-10 national ranking… Jutras led CHHS to an undefeated season in 5-5A district play, in addition to earning a second-place ranking in the state of Texas… was named to the all-district second team and was a Dallas Morning News “Player of the Week,”… also played club soccer with Sting and Dallas Texans ’89 West… was member of FCA, Who’s Who

Among High School Students, the National Society of High School Scholars and the National Honor Society… volunteered for the Special Olympics, Teen Court, and at local elementary

schools.

Personal: Born on April 12, 1989… majoring in honors marketing… daughter of Craig and Eileen Jutras.

5-3 • Senior • Midfield Colleyville, Texas • Colleyville Heritage HS

Morgan Jutras #15

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2009: Started in all 18 games ... had four shots with one coming on goal ... was a member of the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List for the second straight season.

2008: Played in 18 matches, starting four… fired her season’s only shot against Jacksonville during the A-Sun Tournament… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s

List.

2007: Saw action in 13 matches during her first year with ETSU… posted an assist against league-leading Kennesaw State, Oct. 2, finding teammate Katie Green in the 80th minute, helping ETSU put the game away in a 3-1 victory….named to the 2007-08 Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

Prior to ETSU: Three-year letterwinner at Bearden HS under coach Eric Turner… was named to the all-district team in 2003, 2005, and 2006, in addition to the all-region team in 2005 and 2006… Meehan was an all-state performer in 2005 and 2006, and was named as the “District Midfielder of the Year,” in 2005… in 2006, Meehan helped lead her

team to a TSSAA Class AAA State Championship … was named to the Knoxville Prep Xtra First-Team… was a member of the National Honor Society, Student Government and Key Club.

Personal: Born on Oct. 27, 1988… majoring in marketing… daughter of Richard and Susan Meehan.

5-4 • Senior • Defense Knoxville, Tenn. • Bearden HS

Alex Meehan #6

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Miller’s Numbers


2009: Saw action in 17 games including 16 starts for the Bucs ... led the team with four goals and three game-winners ... finished tied for second in the Atlantic Sun in game-winning goals... gave ETSU its first win of the season with a header goal against Radford on Sept. 4 ... netted the game-winner in overtime against North Florida on Sept. 25 in the conference opener ... scored against USC Upstate on Oct. 12 to put the game out of reach ... had the game-winning goal against Kennesaw State on Oct. 18 as the Bucs upset the top-seeded Owls ... was second on the team in shots with 33, putting a team-best 18 on net ... posted a 4.0 for the second straight year earning Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors and was named to the Dean’s List.

2008: Continued to be a force for the Bucs in her second season of action, starting 16 of ETSU’s 18 matches… was second on the team in minutes played (1423), goals (3) and points (9) , while tying teammate Jordan Monty for the team lead in assists (3)… moved up to sixth on ETSU’s career points list with 35… scored the Bucs opening goal at Jacksonville, Sept. 26… in a tough matchup for the Dolphins, fired home the game-tying goal in the 82nd minute against JU in the A-Sun Tournament… posted a 4.0 GPA and was named to the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2007: Miller turned in one of the most impressive freshman seasons in program history… was one of three Bucs to start all 20 matches... tied for the team lead in goals (11) and shot percentage, converting a team-best 35 percent of all her shots into goals… finished second for points (26) and game-winning goals (4)… along with teammate Jordan Monty, Miller finished fourth among conference leaders in goals and points… received A-Sun Player of the Week honors Sept. 24, after recording a hat trick, against Radford, in just her seventh collegiate game…

heading into her sophomore campaign Miller sits tied for

second in goals scored in a single season, in

addition to setting the fourth-best

mark for points in a year… was named to the

2007-08 Atlantic Sun All-Academic

team.

Prior to ETSU: Four-year letterwinner

at Mariner HS under coach Ann Bemming…

led her team to district championships in 2004 and

2005… was a member of the all-area, all-county,

and all-state teams in 2005 and

2006… also lettered in

volleyball… was a member of the National Honor Society, Honor Roll,

and Student Government

Association.

Personal: Born on Oct. 21, 1988… major is sports management … daughter of Todd and Linda Miller.

5-8 • Senior • Midfield/Forward Cape Coral, Fla. • Mariner HS

Terri Miller #10

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2009: Played in 15 contests including four starts ... tied for third on the team with two goals ... had four points on the season ... netted her first goal of the year against Lipscomb on Oct. 4 ... netted a goal against Mercer on Oct. 16, scoring a goal in the 6th minute ... fired 12 shots with seven coming on goal, while leading the team with a .167 shot percentage ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2008: Competed and started in nine matches… despite a season-ending knee injury, Van Horn was tied for third in goals, while posting five points on the season… led the team with a .200 shot percentage, posting two goals in only 10 attempts… helped the Bucs to their first 2-0 start since the 2003 season, driving home the game-winner in overtime in ETSU’s 2-1 win against Morehead State… had the Bucs only goal at North Florida Sept. 28… posted a 4.0 GPA and was named to the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2007: Saw action in 20 matches for the Bucs… took over as the starting goalkeeper for ETSU after Erin Bilyeu was injured… set new single season records for fewest goals allowed (8) and the lowest goals against average (0.89)… posted two shutouts on the

year, making 51 saves… led the team with six wins… became the first ETSU player in school history to be named A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week, earning that honor after posting a shutout victory over Gardner-Webb and a tie against Campbell, during the week

of Oct. 15… was named A-Sun Defensive Player of the Week honorable mention Oct. 22, after stopping seven Kennesaw State shots, leading the Bucs to a 3-1 win… set a career high

in saves against Stetson, during the first round of the A-Sun Tournament, stopping 12 Hatter shots, leading the Bucs to their first-ever conference tournament win… also named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

Prior to ETSU: Captain and four-year letterwinner at La Reina HS under coach Joe Laraneta and Creighton Van Horn… was the second leading goal scorer in La Reina history… was named to the Tri-Valley All-League First Team… participated in the Olympic Development Program and played club soccer with CSL Premier League… also lettered in track and field… was a member of the Art Club and School Retreat Leadership program.

Personal: Born on May 26, 1989… majoring in business management… daughter of Creighton and Bea Van Horn.

5-11 • Senior • ForwardThousand Oaks, Calif. • La Reina HS

Rachel Van Horn #22

Van Horn’s Numbers


Year GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. SO2007 9-9 808:26 8 0.89 51 .864 2Totals 9-9 808:26 8 0.89 51 .864 2

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Caitlin Gaughan 1

2009: Made appearances in four games on the season ... played 11:38 scoreless minutes against Ole Miss on Sept. 11 ... combined with Megan Masch to shutout USC Upstate on Oct. 12, making three saves in 12:48 minutes ... played a career-high 23:23 minutes against Stetson on Oct. 25 ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2008: Saw action against TCU, Sept. 14… allowed one goal against the regionally ranked Horned Frogs in 18:49 minutes of play... was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s list.

Prior to ETSU: A three-year letterwinner at North Central HS, under coach Jimmy Carson… helped lead her team to the 2007 sectional championship… was named an all-academic player both in 2006 and 2007…was awarded the North Central Scholar Athlete Award in both 2006 and 2007, as well as the academic all-conference award in 2006 and 2007… played for the FC Pride in 2006 and 2007, coached by Ash Hopkins… led the FC Pride to the 2007 and 2006 Veterans Cup Invitational Championship, in addition to the 2006 Round Robin Championship… also played for the Dynamo FC in 2005 and 2008, under coach Wes Priest… led Dynamo FC to the 2005 State Cup runner-up spot and the 2008 Ohio Elite Championship… also lettered in basketball.

Personal: Born on October 16, 1986… majoring in honors chemistry… daughter of Vince and Danielle Gaughan.

5-9 • Junior • GoalkeeperIndianapolis, Ind. • North Central HS

2009: Started in all 18 games for the Bucs as a defender ... took two shots on the season ... came up big defensively in the 1-0 defeat of Kennesaw State on Oct. 18 ... was a member of the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team and Dean’s List.

2008: Saw action in 14 matches, earning eight starts… helped the Bucs to a quick 1-0 lead at Kennesaw State Oct. 17, assisting fellow freshman Genna Petersen’s goal in the 25th minute… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team.

Prior to ETSU: Four-year letterwinner at St. Agnes Academy under coach Bobby Ireland… led St. Agnes to a perfect 23-0-0 season and a TSSAA State Championship in 2006… during her four years at St. Agnes, Hiltenbrand led the team to four consecutive Division II West

Region Championships… was named to the Division II West All-Region Second Team in 2005 and to the Memphis Commercial Appeal Best of Preps list in 2005… was a member of the National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, Bridge Builders, Ladies First acappella group, Starlettes Choir, Spanish Club, Pep Club, St. Ann CYO, Student Ambassador all while graduating with honors… played for the Germantown Soccer Club Fury ’90 coached by Robbie Nicholson… led the team to the 2007 Germantown Invitational tournament championship… was also a member of the Tennessee ODP team

and lettered for the swim team at St. Agnes Academy.

Personal: Born on January 19, 1990… majoring in nursing… daughter of Danny and Kitty Hiltenbrand.

5-7 • Junior • DefenderBartlett, Tenn. • St. Agnes Academy

Jessica Hiltenbrand 23

Hiltenbrand’s Numbers

Year GP-GS G A P Shots Pct. GW2008 14-8 0 1 1 2 .000 02009 18-18 0 0 0 2 .000 0Totals 32-26 0 1 1 4 .000 0

Gaughan’s Numbers

Year GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. SO2008 1-0 18:49 1 4.78 1 .500 02009 4-0 65:51 4 5.47 3 .429 0Totals 5-0 84:40 5 5.33 4 .444 0

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Megan Masch 0

2009: Named to the Atlantic Sun All-Conference second team ... started all 18 games in goal for the Bucs ... ranked first in the A-Sun in saves (125) and third in saves percentage (.801) ... posted three shutouts on the

season ... combined with Caitlin Gaughan to shutout USC Upstate on Oct. 12 ... had a career-high 16 saves agaisnt Mississippi State on Sept. 13 ... had shutouts against Radford (Sept. 4), North Florida (Sept. 25) and Lipscomb (Oct. 4) ... named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

2008: In her first full season in goal, Masch started 16 out of 16 matches… earned a spot on the A-Sun All-Freshman team… totaled 1482:01 minutes in goal… posted 83 saves, which ranks

six best all-time in a single season… compiled four shutouts, which sits second-best all-time…posted shutouts against UNC Asheville, Belmont, Stetson and Campbell… despite

playing the last three matches with an injury, Masch was fourth in the league in saves and saves per match, while finishing second among A-Sun keepers in shutouts… was a member of the A-Sun All-Academic team.

2007: Was redshirted for her sophomore campaign… was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic and Buc Honor Roll teams.

2006: Sat out the entire 2006 season with medical redshirt…was named to the A-Sun All-Academic and Buc Honor Roll teams.

Prior to ETSU: Was a three-year letterwinner at Princess Anne … was named to the all-beach, all region and all-Tidewater teams... was a member of the Hampton Roads Piranhas and the Beach FC Fyre, coached by Max Moore and Karl Greaves... was a member of the VA Olympic Development program and VA State team from 1999-2005... also lettered in volleyball and basketball at Princess Anne, leading its team to the VAAAA basketball championship in 2005… was named a Wendy’s Heisman All-America nominee

and a member of the student council, Latin Club, Latin Honor Society, National Honor Society, and Latin Convention.

Personal: Born on Jan. 15, 1988… double majoring in honors biology and business… daughter of William and Brenda Masch.

5-10 • R-Junior • GoalkeeperVirginia Beach, Va. • Princess AnneCaptain

2009: Started in all 18 games for the Bucs ... netted one goal and was second on the team with two assists ... was third on the team with 16 shots with five coming on net ... scored only goal of the year against USC Upstate on Oct. 12 ... hooked up with Terri Miller for the game-winning goal against Radford on Sept. 4 and Kennesaw State on Oct. 18 ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

2008: Saw action in 18 matches, starting 14… Petersen was third on the team in goals (2) and fourth in assists (1) and points (5)… quickly made an impact offensively, scoring her first

collegiate goal in the Bucs second match of the season, as ETSU defeated Morehead State 2-1, Aug. 31… gave the Bucs a quick 1-0 lead, scoring off a long pass from teammate Jessica Hiltenbrand and Terri Miller, at Kennesaw State, Oct. 17.

Prior to ETSU: Four-year starter and letterwinner at Loveland HS under coach Todd Kelly… led Loveland HS to a district title in 2007... was a three-time First-Team All-FAVC

selection… also named to the All-FAVC Academic team in 2004 and 2007, in addition to earning the All-Southwest Ohio Academic Honor Roll in 2004… played club soccer for

the Ohio Elite coached by Tim Lesiak… older brother Zak and older sister Jessica both played soccer at Maryville College.

Personal: Born on Aug. 18, 1990… majoring in sport and leisure management… daughter of Tim and Debi Petersen.

5-4 • Junior • MidfielderLoveland, Ohio • Loveland, HS

Genna Petersen 12

Petersen’s Numbers

Year GP-GS G A P Shots Pct. GW2008 18-14 2 1 5 14 .143 02009 18-18 1 2 4 16 .062 0Totals 36-32 3 3 9 30 .100 0

Masch’s Numbers

Year GP-GS Min. GA GAA Saves Pct. W-L-T Sho2008 16-16 1482:01 27 1.64 83 .755 7-8-1 42009 18-18 1668:20 31 1.74 125 .801 5-13-0 3Totals 34-34 3150:21 58 1.66 208 .791 12-21-1 7

2009 Second-Team All-Atlantic Sun2008 A-Sun All-Freshman Team

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Tori Head 11

2009: Saw action in all 18 games, making 10 starts for the Bucs ... was third on the team with two goals ... had one assist and four points on the season ... scored a goal and had an assist against Lipscomb on Oct. 4 netting a pass from Jordan Monty after hooking up with Rachel Van Horn earlier in the match ... netted the game-winning goal against USC Upstate on Oct. 12 ... was fourth on the team in shot percentage (.133) taking 15 shots with seven coming on goal ... earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic team honors.

Prior to ETSU: Was a four-year letterwinner under head coach Shane Calvert at nearby Dobyns-Bennett High School… the two-year captain led the Indians to the 2008 TSSAA State Tournament after scoring the game-winning goal during the regional championship game… left D-B as the second leading goal scorer in school history, while having the most points all-time in a single season…was named to the 2008 and 2007 TSWA All-State First-Team, while being named the District 1-AAA and Region Offensive Player of the Year… was named the Kingsport Times News Elite Player of the Year and Tri-Cities Sports Player of the Year in 2008… played club soccer for the Holston Valley Futbol Club… also lettered in basketball and track… on the hardwood, Head earned Big 9 All Conference Underclassman honors in 2006 and 2007, while being named to the District 1-AAA and FCA Roundball All-Tournament teams… was the recipient of both the Tom Coughenour Award and Dan Crowe Relay most outstanding sprinter honoree… competed in four consecutive TSSAA State AAA track meets…placed seventh in the state’s 200m dash, 12th in the long jump, while anchoring both the 4X100m, 4x200m, 4x800m relay teams… earned the most medals by a D-B track member in school history at the 2008 state meet… graduated with an 3.5 GPA and was named a Roan Scholar nominee, vice president of her senior class, co-president of ESA and was the Yearbook sports editor.

Personal: Born on Oct. 25, 1990… plans to major in sports management… daughter of Phillip Head and Jill Alley.

5-4 • Sophomore • ForwardKingsport, Tenn. • Dobyns-Bennett HS

2009: Saw action in 16 games making her only start against Lipscomb on Oct. 4 ... fired four shots with two coming on net ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

Prior to ETSU: Was a four-year letterwinner at Pope John Paul II High School under head coach Mike McLaurn… led the Knights to a 2008 TSSAA Class A-AA state semifinals berth after winning the region championship… played for the Brentwood Premier ’92 club soccer team under head coach Chris Price…helped Premier to two state championships… off the field Musacchio graduated with a 3.6 GPA, while being named a National AP Scholar and receiving the President’s Award for Academic Excellence… spent time volunteering at Alive Hospice and

the Ronald McDonald House … sister Annie Musacchio plays for conference-rival Belmont.

Personal: Born on Aug. 28, 1991… plans to major in biology…daughter of Rick and Karen Musacchio.

5-1 • Sophomore • MidfielderNashville, Tenn. • Pope John Paul II HS

Kathy Musacchio 8

Musacchio’s Numbers

Year GP-GS G A P Shots Pct. GW2009 16-1 0 0 0 4 .000 0

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Charlotte Summerall 19

2009: Played in four games on the season ... did not record a shot ... was named to the Atlantic Sun All-Academic team.

Prior to ETSU: Was a four-year letterwinner and team captain for Nease High School under head coach Marc Osterberger… led the Panthers to a Class 4A State Championship in 2008 as NHS posted a 19-2-6 record… played club soccer for the Jacksonville Jaguars Soccer Club… earned a TV segment dedicated to her soccer career on Florida’s Sunshine Network… graduated with a 3.6 GPA… spent time volunteering in various clubs such as Fellowship of Christian Athletes, National Honor Society… comes from an athletic background… granddaughter of Hall of Fame NFL Broadcaster Pat Summerall, who played 10 years in the NFL for the New York Giants after a successful collegiate career at Arkansas… other grandfather played basketball at Florida, while father played tennis at Rollins. . . earned ETSU’s Public Performance Scholarship in Broadcasting.

Personal: Born on Dec. 31, 1990… plans to major in broadcasting… daughter of Kyle and Dana Summerall.

5-2 • Sophomore • MidfielderSt. Augustine, Fla. • Nease HS

2009: Started in all 18 games ... recorded an assist and one point on the year ... hooked up with Jordan Monty for the first ETSU goal of the season against Western Carolina on Aug. 28 ... took two shots with one coming on goal ... earned Atlantic Sun All-Academic honors.

Prior to ETSU: Was a basketball star at Heritage High School… played club soccer for head coach Paulo Neto and the ‘91 Premier Nike Impact USA, in addition to being on the Olympic Development Program under coaches Curtis Blair, Hans Hobson and Tori Beeler Watson… led the Impact to the 2008 Redbout Generals Invitational title and a second-place finish at the 2008 Tennessee State Cup… also led the Nike squad to a quarterfinal berth at the 2006 Orange Classic… on the hardwood was named to the 2008 Region 2 District 4-AAA All-Tournament team, earning All-Blount County honors and the team’s Hustle award… led HHS to a 27-6 record and a 2008 District 4-AAA Championship, after leading the Lady Mountaineers to a 27-7 record and 2007 Super 16 Championship… off the field Thomas graduated with 3.92 GPA, in addition to volunteering for both the Special Olympics and local AAU teams… won the prestigious 2005 and 2007 Student of Distinction Award.

Personal: Born on Dec. 7, 1990… plans to major in exercise science… daughter of Scott and Deborah Thomas.

5-6 • Sophomore • ForwardMaryville, Tenn. • Heritage HS

Morgan Thomas 2

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Prior to ETSU: Attended Leasowec High School in Birmingham, England… helped Birmingham win back-to-back 11-side BCS National Championships, National Futbal Championships and five A-Side National Championships… Goffe saw her club team West Bromwich Albion Ladies to a second-place finish in the league ... Goffe won the Outstanding Achievement Award for Academics… also spent time volunteering as a youth soccer coach.

Personal: Born on Oct. 15, 1991 … plans to major in exercise science… daughter of Stephen and Angela Goffe ... sister of teammate Lucy Goffe.

5-5 • Freshman • DefenderBirmingham, England • Leasowec HS

Hannah Goffe 24

Prior to ETSU: Was a four-year letterwinner under head coach Jim MacDonald at North Carroll High School… named team captain her senior season… started at midfield her last three seasons… was named a first-team all-county player in 2007, 2008, and 2009… earned second-team all-decade honors in 2009… played club soccer for David Lapp and the Laurel Lightning… also lettered in track… competed in the 800m, 1600m, and 2-mile run… was part of North Carroll High School’s Indoor Track State Title team in 2006.

Personal: Born on June 5, 1992… plans to major in physical education and exercise science… daughter of Mark and Ellen Bickel.

5-0 • Freshman • MidfielderHampstead, Md. • North Carroll HS

Lindsay Bickel 21

Prior to ETSU: Was a four-year letterwinner under head coach Angie Lensing at Reitz Memorial High School… led RMHS to the 2008 Indiana State Championship… also led the Tigers to the 2009 IHSAA State Finals… named team captain her senior season… played club soccer under coach Jessica Hinton and the Evansville Soccer Club Elite ’92… as a member of the Evansville Soccer Club … led her squad to three straight state cup births from 2007-2009.

Personal: Born on Dec. 9, 1991 … plans to major in exercise science… daughter of Brian and Robin Deem.

5-1 • Freshman • MidfielderEvansville, Ind. • Reitz Memorial HS

Courtney Deem 13

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Prior to ETSU: Attended Xavier College Prep School… did not play high school soccer… played club soccer for Dave Simeone and the Sereno Soccer Club… while playing for Sereno, Kron was a seven-time Arizona State Champion, a four-time Region IV semifinalist and three-time Region IV quarterfinalist… Sereno also ranked nationally in the top-10 club teams for the past three years… reached the state level of the Arizona Olympic Development Program.

Personal: Born on May 11, 1992 … plans to major in business… daughter of Ed and Cindy Kron.

5-7 • Freshman • DefenderParadise Valley, Ariz. • Xavier College Prep School

Samantha Kron 4

Prior to ETSU: Attended Leasowec High School in Birmingham, England… helped Birmingham win back-to-back 11-side BCS National Championships, National Futbal Championships and five A-Side National Championships… Goffe saw her club team West Bromwich Albion Ladies to a second-place finish in the league… Goffe won the Outstanding Achievement Award for Academics… also spent time volunteering as a youth soccer coach.

Personal: Born on Oct. 15, 1991 … plans to major in exercise science… daughter of Stephen and Angela Goffe ... sister of teammate Hannah Goffe.

5-5 • Freshman • MidfielderBirmingham, England • Leasowec HS

Lucy Goffe 26

Prior to ETSU: A four-year letterwinner under the guidance of coach Dan Potter at Kings Mountain High School… was an all-region forward from 2006-09… was awarded the offensive MVP of the 2007 Gaston Gazette Cup… was a three-time all-state selection from 2007-09… was named the Southwestern Conference AA/AAA Player of the Year in 2007 and 2008… earned all-west state team honors in 2007 and 2008… was a member of the All-Charlotte Observer Team in 2007 and 2008… in 2008, Kerns was named the Western Region Player of the Year… as a member of the Mountaineers, Kerns and Kings Mountain were Southwestern Conference Champions all four years, and were Western Region champions three straight seasons from 2006-2008… Kings Mountain finished as the NCHSAA AA/AAA State Runner-up in 2008… as part of the Kings Mountain 2008 team, Kerns helped the Mountaineers to a school-record 50 goals and 30 assists… played club soccer for Ian Dennis and the U-18 Charlotte Untied Futbol Club… finished the club season as the ’91 Gold Premier North Carolina State Runner-up in 2008.

Personal: Born on Dec. 30, 1991 … plans to major in exercise science… daughter of Clyde and Faye Kerns.

5-7 • Freshman • ForwardKings Mountain, N.C. • Kings Mountain HS

Ramey Kerns 14

Players


Prior to ETSU: A four-year letterwinner under head coach Christine Thornton at Ocean Lakes High School… named First-Team All-State and First-Team All-Region in 2009 ... honorable mention Beach All-District performer in 2006, and All-District from 2007-09… earned team’s Rookie of the Year award as a freshman… named team’s best attacker in 2007 and 2008… played club soccer for coach Dave Dengerink and the Virginia Rush U-18 Nike Team… also lettered in field hockey all four years in high school… as a member of the field hockey team, White was a first-team Beach All-District selection in 2007 and 2008, while being a second-team All-Tidewater honoree her junior season.

Personal: Born on Feb. 27, 1992 … plans to major in biology … daughter of Thomas and Julie White.

5-7 • Freshman • ForwardVirginia Beach, Va. • Ocean Lakes HS

Kayla White 7

Prior to ETSU: A four-year letterwinner under head coach David Fitzgerald at Solon High School… was named team’s most promising player in 2006… named as an honorable mention to the All-Northeast Ohio team… also honored as a second-team all-conference player in 2008…was a four-year Northeast Scholar Athlete Award winner from 2006-2009… played club soccer for Rob Miller and the CASA Whitecaps… participated in the Ohio Olympic Development Program for four years… was part of the Ohio ODP North State team.

Personal: Born on April 24, 1992 … is undedcided on a major… daughter of Steve and Bridgette Riddle

5-8 • Freshman • MidfielderSolon, Ohio • Solon HS

Shaun Riddle 16

Prior to ETSU: A four-year letterwinner under head coach David Fitzgerald at Solon High School… was named team’s most promising player in 2006… named as an honorable mention to the All-Northeast Ohio team… also honored as a second-team all-conference player in 2008…was a four-year Northeast Scholar Athlete Award winner from 2006-2009… played club soccer for Rob Miller and the CASA Whitecaps… participated in the Ohio Olympic Development Program for four years… was part of the Ohio ODP North State team.

Personal: Born on April 24, 1992 … is undedcided on a major… daughter of Steve and Bridgette Riddle

5-7 • Freshman • ForwardNashville, Tenn. • Ensworth HS

Molly Vaughn 3

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2010 ETSU Lady Bucs Soccer TeamPlayers

Preseason Poll

School .................... Pts .....................1st Kennesaw State ........ 117.............................8 FGCU ............................. 100.............................1 Belmont ........................ 96 Jacksonville ................. 80 Mercer ........................... 80 Stetson .......................... 74 Campbell ...................... 55 ETSU ............................... 45 UNF ................................ 44 Lipscomb...................... 22 USC Upstate ................ 13

Tournament Champ: Kennesaw State

Preseason All-Conference Team

GK Sari Lin (Jr.) Belmont D Kacie Hudson (Sr.) Mercer

D KC Correllus (Jr.) FGCUD Jessica Rix (Sr.) Belmont

MF * Jessica Hurtado (Jr.) Jacksonville MF Olivia Tucker (Jr.) Mercer

MF Jayme Trocino (Sr.) Belmont MF/F * Tessa Gavilsky (Sr.) Stetson

F Erica Carter (Sr.) BelmontF Kristin Marietta (Jr.) Kennesaw State

F Eva Leeper (So.) Jacksonville

* - Unanimous Selection

Preseason Player of the Year: Jessica Hurtado Jacksonville

Front Row (L-R): Samantha Kron, Lucy Goffe, Kathy Musacchio, Tori Head, Courtney Deem, Lindsay Bickel, Morgan Jutras, Charlotte Summerall, Hannah Goffe

Middle Row (L-R): Ramey Kerns, Shaun Riddle, Jen Altimier, Kelly Brinkman, Genna Petersen, Jessica Hiltenbrand, Jessica Huntington, Alex Meehan, Morgan Thomas, Molly Vaughn, Kayla White

Back Row (L-R): Heather Henson (Head Coach), Kristi Evans (Assistant Coach), Roger Hammons (Manager), Rachel Van Horn, Caitlin Gaughan, Megan Masch, Terri Miller, Ray Jones (Volunteer Assistant), John Conlon (Assistant Coach), Keith Leiting (Athletic Trainer)

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Results

Final 2009 Combined Individual Statistics## Player ............................ GP-GS .........G ..........A ...........Pts .......... Sh ........ Shot% ........ GW ......PK Att 4 Jordan Monty ...................... 18-17 .............4 ............. 5 .............. 13 .............. 40 ............. .100 ................0 ............. 0-0 10 Terri Miller ............................. 17-16 .............4 ............. 0 ................8 ............... 33 ............. .121 ................3 ............. 0-0 12 Genna Petersen .................. 18-18 .............1 ............. 2 ................4 ............... 16 ............. .062 ................0 ............. 0-011 Tori Head ............................... 18-10 .............2 ............. 1 ................5 ............... 15 ............. .133 ................1 ............. 0-0 5 Kelly Brinkman .................... 18-17 .............2 ............. 1 ................5 ............... 13 ............. .154 ................1 ............. 0-0 22 Rachel Van Horn ...................15-4 ..............2 ............. 0 ................4 ............... 12 ............. .167 ................0 ............. 0-0 15 Morgan Jutras .......................18-4 ..............0 ............. 1 ................1 ................ 7 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 20 Jessica Huntington ..............17-3 ..............1 ............. 0 ................2 ................ 6 .............. .167 ................0 ............. 0-0 3 Kim Jones .............................. 18-18 .............0 ............. 1 ................1 ................ 5 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 8 Kathy Musacchio ..................16-1 ..............0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 4 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 6 Alex Meehan ........................ 18-18 .............0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 4 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 21 Kia Kindell ............................. 18-18 .............0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 3 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 2 Morgan Thomas ................. 18-18 .............0 ............. 1 ................1 ................ 2 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-023 Jessica Hiltenbrand ........... 18-18 .............0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 2 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 9 Jennifer Altimier ....................3-0 ................0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 0 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-019 Charlotte Summerall ...........4-0 ................0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 0 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 1 Caitlin Gaughan .....................4-0 ................0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 0 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 0 Megan Masch ...................... 18-18 .............0 ............. 0 ................0 ................ 0 .............. .000 ................0 ............. 0-0 Total............... ......................... 18-18 ........... 16 ...........12 ............. 44 .............162 ............ .099 ................5 ............. 0-0 Opponents ........................... 18-18 ........... 35 ...........30 ............ 100............349 ............ .100 ...............13 ........... 0-1

## Player ...................... GP-GS ....Minutes ..... GA .....GaAvg ... Saves ... SavePct ... W ..... L ..... T ... Shutouts 0 Megan Masch ...............18-18 ....... 1602:29 ........ 31 .........1.74 .......... 125 .......... .801 ......... 5 ....... 13 ..... 0 .............3 1 Caitlin Gaughan ............. 4-0 ............65:51 ........... 4 ..........5.47 .............3 ............. .429 ......... 0 ........ 0 ...... 0 .............0 TM TEAM ................................. 5-5 .............0:00 ............. 0 ..........0.00 .............2 ............1.000 ........ 0 ........ 0 ...... 0 .............1 Total............... ..................18-18 ....... 1668:20 ........ 35 .........1.89 .......... 130 .......... .788 ......... 5 ....... 13 ..... 0 .............4 Opponents........... .........18-18 ....... 1668:20 ........ 16 .........0.86 ............60 ........... .789 ........ 13 ....... 5 ...... 0 ........... 10

Date ........................Opponent ....................... W/L ............. Score ................Att 08-22 ........................... at Tennessee ............................. L ....................... 2-0 .................... 1205 08-28 .....................at Western Carolina ........................ L ....................... 2-1 ...................... 328 08-30 .................................Liberty .................................... L ....................... 2-1 ...................... 293 09-04 ..............................at Radford ................................ W ...................... 2-1 ...................... 300 09-06 ..........................UNC Asheville ............................. L ....................... 1-0 ...................... 153 09-11 ............................. at Ole Miss ................................ L ....................... 4-0 ...................... 421 09-13 ..................... at Mississippi State ........................ L ....................... 2-0 ...................... 204 09-18 ............................ at Charlotte ............................... L ....................... 4-0 ...................... 755 09-25 ...................................UNF* ..................................... W ...................... 1-0 ...................... 261 09-27 ...........................Jacksonville .............................. L ....................... 2-0 ...................... 245 10-02 ............................ at Belmont ............................... L ....................... 1-0 ...................... 164 10-04 ..............................Lipscomb ................................ W ...................... 3-0 ........................78 10-08 .......................... at Campbell* ............................. L ....................... 1-0 ...................... 301 10-12 ...........................USC Upstate ............................. W ...................... 5-0 ...................... 172 10-16 ............................... Mercer* .................................. L ....................... 3-2 ...................... 183 10-18 .......................Kennesaw State ......................... W ..................... 1-0 ...................... 329 10-23 ............................... at FGCU .................................. L ....................... 3-0 ...................... 249 10-25 ............................ at Stetson ................................ L ....................... 7-0 ...................... 257 *Overtime match .................Bold indicates A-Sun match

2009 Women’s Soccer

Overall Home Away Neutral All Games 5-13-0 3-4-0 2-9-0 0-0-0 Conference 4-6-0 3-2-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 Non-Conference 1-7-0 0-2-0 1-5-0 0-0-0


Records/All-Time ResultsIndividual Season Records

Goals 1. Erin Ashton ..................12 ...................... 2002 2. Erin Ashton .................11 ...................... 2005 Jordan Monty ..............11 ...................... 2007 Terri Miller .............. 11 ................ 2007 5. Erin Ashton .................10 ...................... 2003 Emily Fulcher ...............10 ...................... 2005 7. Jordan Monty ...............8 ....................... 2006 8. Lisa Gallagher ..............7 ........... 1998, 2001 Kristin Redfern .............7 ........... 2000, 2001 Andrea Brown ..............7 ....................... 2003

Assists 1. Katie Green ..................10 ...................... 2007 2. Erin Ashton ...................8 ....................... 2005 3. Jordan Monty ...............7 ....................... 2007 Elizabeth Smith ...........7 ....................... 2000 Erin Ashton ...................7 ....................... 2003 6. Kristin Redfern .............6 ....................... 2001 7. Andrea Brown ..............5 ....................... 2000 Erin Ashton ...................5 ....................... 2002 Ashley Craig ..................5 ....................... 2005 Jordan Monty ...............5 ....................... 2009

Points 1. Erin Ashton ..................30 ...................... 2005 2. Jordan Monty ..............29 ...................... 2007 Erin Ashton ..................29 ...................... 2002 4. Erin Ashton ..................27 ...................... 2003 5 Terri Miller .............. 26 ................ 2007 6. Katie Green ..................22 ...................... 2007 7. Kristin Redfern ............20 ...................... 2001 Emily Fulcher ...............20 ...................... 2005 9. Kristin Redfern ............18 ...................... 2000 10. Lisa Gallagher .............17 ...................... 1998 Jordan Monty ..............17 ...................... 2006

Shots 1. Kathy McLain ...............65 ...................... 1997 2. Jordan Monty ..............61 ...................... 2007 Jordan Monty ..............61 ...................... 2008 4. Andrea Brown .............57 ...................... 2003 5. Erin Ashton ..................51 ...................... 2005 6. Andrea Brown .............43 ...................... 2002 Emily Fulcher ...............43 ...................... 2005 Katie Green ..................43 ...................... 2007 9. Kristin Redfern ............42 ...................... 2001 10. Erin Ashton ..................41 ...................... 2003

Fewest Goals Allowed 1. Rachel Van Horn ..... 8 ................. 2007 2. Erin Bilyeu .....................12 ...................... 2006 3. Amber Ledbetter .......13 ...................... 1999 Lindsay Metcalf ..........13 ...................... 2006 5. Christine Parks ............14 ...................... 2004 6. Heather Sanden .........19 ...................... 2003 7. Lauren Fannon............22 ...................... 2000 8. Heather Sanden .........25 ...................... 2000 9. Megan Masch ......... 27 ................ 2008 10. Erin Bilyeu .....................29 ...................... 2005

Lowest Goals Against Average 1. Rachel Van Horn .. 0.89 .............. 2007 2. Heather Sanden .......1.03 .................... 2003 3. Christine Parks ..........1.22 .................... 2004 4. Erin Bilyeu ...................1.42 .................... 2006 5. Sarah Prendergast ...1.53 .................... 2004 6. Lindsay Metcalf ........1.55 .................... 2006 7. Heather Sanden .......1.63 .................... 2002 8. Megan Masch ....... 1.64 .............. 2008 9. Erin Bilyeu ...................1.66 .................... 2007

Shutouts 1. Heather Sanden ..........5 ....................... 2003 2. Megan Masch .......... 4 ................. 2008 3. Erin Bilyeu ......................3 ....................... 2007 Leslie Maczka ...............3 ....................... 1997 Amber Ledbetter ........3 ....................... 1998 Heather Sanden ..........3 ....................... 2002 Christine Parks .............3 ....................... 2004 Sarah Prendergast ......3 ....................... 2004 Megan Masch ...............3 ....................... 2009 10. Rachel Van Horn ..... 2 ................. 2007

Saves 1. Amber Ledbetter ..... 148 .................... 1998 2. Leslie Maczka ............ 140 .................... 1997 3. Heather Sanden ....... 130 .................... 2001 4. Heather Sanden ....... 127 .................... 2002 5. Megan Masch ............ 125 .................... 2003 6. Heather Sanden ....... 119 .................... 2003 7. Megan Masch ..............83 ...................... 2008 8. Erin Bilyeu .....................80 ........................ 2005

Individual Career RecordsGoals 1. Erin Ashton ..................35 ................2002-05 2. Jordan Monty ..............23 ................2006-09 Emily Fulcher ...............23 ................2003-06 4. Lisa Gallagher .............22 ................1998-01 5. Kristin Redfern ............16 ................1998-01 6. Terri Miller .............. 14 ...........2007-SA 7. Andrea Brown .............13 ................2000-03 8. Lena Summers ............11 ................1998-02 9. Kelly Brinkman ....... 9 ............2007-SA 10. Rebecca Murray...........8 .................2003-06

Assists 1. Erin Ashton ..................24 ................2002-05 2. Jordan Monty ..............16 ................2006-09 3. Elizabeth Smith ..........14 ................1999-02 4. Lisa Gallagher .............11 ................1998-01 Kristin Redfern ............11 ................1998-01 6. Katie Green ..................10 ...................... 2007 Andrea Brown .............10 ................2000-03

Points 1. Erin Ashton ..................94 ................2002-05 2. Jordan Monty ..............70 ................2006-09 3. Lisa Gallagher .............55 ................1998-01 4. Emily Fulcher ...............49 ................2003-06 5. Kristin Redfern ............43 ................1998-01 Terri Miller .............. 43 ...........2007-SA 7. Andrea Brown .............36 ................2000-03 8. Elizabeth Smith ..........34 ................1999-02 9. Kelly Brinkman ...... 29 ...........2007-SA 10. Katie Green ..................22 ...................... 2007

Shots 1. Jordan Monty ............ 206 ............. 2006-SA 2. Erin Ashton ................ 166 ..............2002-05 3. Andrea Brown ........... 149 ..............2000-03 4. Lisa Gallagher ........... 131 ..............1998-01 5. Emily Fulcher ............. 126 ..............2003-06 6. Elizabeth Smith ........ 101 ..............1999-02 7. Kristin Redfern ............97 ................1998-01 8. Rebecca Murray..........76 ................2003-06 9. Kelly Brinkman ...... 74 ...........2007-SA

Saves 1. Heather Sanden ....... 442 ..............2000-03 2. Amber Ledbetter ..... 202 ..............1998-00 3. Lauren Fannon.......... 190 ..............1999-01 4. Erin Bilyeu ................... 167 ..............2005-08 5. Megan Masch ......... 83 ...........2008-SA 6. Christine Parks ............71 ................2004-05

Fewest Goals Allowed (min. 25 games) 1. Megan Masch ......... 58 ...........2008-SA 2. Erin Bilyeu .....................61 ................2005-08 3. Amber Ledbetter .......73 ................1998-00 4. Heather Sanden ....... 121 ..............2000-03

Lowest Goals Against Average (min. 25

games) 1. Heather Sanden .......1.29 ..............2000-03 2. Christine Parks ..........1.22 ..............2004-05 3. Erin Bilyeu ...................1.70 ..............2005-08 4. Megan Masch ....... 1.71 .........2008-SA 5. Amber Ledbetter .....2.89 ..............1998-00 6. Lauren Fannon..........3.60 ..............1999-01

Shutouts 1. Heather Sanden .........11 ................2000-03 2. Megan Masch .......... 7 ............2008-SA 3. Erin Bilyeu ......................5 .................2005-08 4. Amber Ledbetter ........3 .................1998-00 Leslie Maczka ...............3 ....................... 1997 Christine Parks .............3 .................2004-05 Sarah Prendergast ......3 .................2003-04

Matches Played 1. Emily Fulcher ...............74 ................2003-06 Rachel Layer ................74 ................2005-08 Kim Jones .....................74 ................2006-09 4. Lauren Kulish ...............73 ................2002-05 Alexandra Schwark ...73 ................2003-06 Kia Kindell .....................73 ................2006-09 Jordan Monty ..............73 ................2006-09 8. Rebekah Eisenberg ...72 ................1997-00 Blair DeGraw ................72 ................2003-06 10. Elizabeth Smith ..........71 ................1999-02 Kerri Burke ....................71 ................2002-05 Trista Haupt .................71 ................2003-06

Matches Started 1. Kim Jones .....................74 ................2006-09 2. Rebekah Eisenberg ...72 ................1997-00 3. Elizabeth Smith ..........71 ................1999-02 4. Emily Fulcher ...............70 ................2003-06 5. Lisa Gallagher .............69 ................1998-01 Erin Ashton ..................69 ................2002-05 Jordan Monty ..............69 ................2006-09 8. Meghan Morris ...........68 ................2002-05 9. Kristin Redfern ............67 ................1998-01 Lena Summers ............67 ................1998-02 Kia Kindell .....................67 ................2006-09

Team Season RecordsGoals 1. 39 .................................. 2005 2. 38 .................................. 2007 38 .................................. 2003 4. 33 .................................. 2000 5. 30 .................................. 2002 6. 28 .................................. 2006 7. 23 .................................. 2001 8. 21 .................................. 1998 9. 17 .................................. 1999 10. 16 .................................. 2008 16 .................................. 2004 16 .................................. 2009

Assists 1. 34 .................................. 2007 2. 27 .................................. 2000 3. 23 .................................. 2003 23 .................................. 2005 5. 20 .................................. 2002 6. 18 .................................. 2006 7. 14 .................................. 2001 8. 13 .................................. 2004 13 .................................. 2008 10. 12 .................................. 2009

Points 1. 110 ............................... 2007 2. 101 ............................... 2005 3. 99 .................................. 2003 4. 93 .................................. 2000 5. 80 .................................. 2002 6. 74 .................................. 2006 7. 60 .................................. 2001 8. 53 .................................. 1998 9. 45 .................................. 2008 45 .................................. 2004

Shots 1. 293 ............................... 2005 2. 258 ............................... 2007 3. 246 ............................... 2003 4. 222 ............................... 2000 5. 217 ............................... 2002 6. 214 ............................... 2006 7. 207 ............................... 2008 8. 198 ............................... 2001 9. 173 ............................... 1998 10. 162 ............................... 2009

Goals Against 1. 19 .................................. 2003 2. 24 .................................. 2004 3. 28 .................................. 2007 4. 30 .................................. 2002 5. 32 .................................. 2008 6. 33 .................................. 2006 7. 35 .................................. 2009 8. 42 .................................. 1999 42 .................................. 2005 10. 47 .................................. 2000

Goals Against Average 1. 1.02 .............................. 2003 2. 1.33 .............................. 2007 1.33 .............................. 2004 4. 1.62 .............................. 2002 5. 1.66 .............................. 2006 6. 1.69 .............................. 2008 7. 1.89 .............................. 2008 8. 2.06 .............................. 2005 9. 2.38 .............................. 1999 10. 2.57 .............................. 2000

Saves 1. 203 ............................... 1997 2. 158 ............................... 1998 3. 146 ............................... 2001 4. 139 ............................... 1999 5. 130 ............................... 2009 6. 128 ............................... 2002 7. 126 ............................... 2003 8. 112 ............................... 2006 9. 111 ............................... 2000 111 ............................... 2004

Shutouts 1. 6 .................................... 2007 6 .................................... 2003 6 .................................... 2004 4. 4 .................................... 2008 4 .................................... 2009 6. 3 .................................... 1997 3 .................................... 1998 3 .................................... 1999 3 .................................... 2002 10. 2 .................................... 2001

ETSU Soccer Series Record vs.

Alabama A&M .........................................1-0-0 Appalachian State ..................................1-6-1 Austin Peay ...............................................1-1-0 Belmont ........................................ 5-5-0 Campbell ...................................... 1-2-2 Carson-Newman.....................................2-1-1 Charleston Southern .............................1-1-0 Citadel ........................................................4-0-1 College of Charleston ...........................1-5-1 Davidson ...................................................1-7-0 Elon .............................................................1-1-0 Florida Atlantic ........................................0-1-0 Florida Gulf Coast ........................ 2-1-0 Francis Marion .................First Meeting Furman .....................................................0-10-0 Gardner-Webb .............................. 1-2-1 George Mason .........................................0-1-0 Georgia Southern ..................................1-7-0 Georgia State ...........................................0-1-0 High Point .................................................0-1-0 Jacksonville .................................. 2-4-2 Jacksonville State ...................................1-1-0 Kennesaw State ............................ 2-4-0 King College ....................First Meeting Liberty ........................................................0-1-0 Lipscomb ...................................... 5-1-0 Mars Hill .....................................................1-1-0 Mercer ........................................... 1-3-1 Middle Tennessee State .......................3-2-1 Mississippi.................................................0-2-0 Mississippi State .....................................0-1-0 Morehead State ......................................1-2-1 Mount St. Mary’s .....................................1-0-0 Murray State.............................................0-1-1 UNC Asheville ............................... 4-8-0 UNC Charlotte .........................................0-2-0 UNC Greensboro ..................................0-10-0 North Florida ................................ 2-3-0 North Texas...............................................0-1-0 Northwestern State ...............................0-1-0 Radford ......................................................5-5-2 Samford .....................................................0-1-0 South Carolina.........................................0-2-0 South Carolina State .............................4-0-0 Southern Mississippi .............................0-2-0 Stetson .......................................... 4-2-0 Temple .............................First Meeting Tennessee .................................................0-3-0 UT Chattanooga .....................................3-5-1 UT Martin ..................................................2-1-0 Tennessee Tech .......................................3-3-3 Tennessee Wesleyan .......First Meeting Transylvania .............................................0-1-0 Tusculum College ..................................0-1-0 USC Upstate .................................. 3-0-0 Vanderbilt .................................................0-1-0 Virginia Tech .............................................0-1-0 Western Carolina ....................................2-5-1 Winthrop ....................................... 2-0-0 Wofford ......................................................3-4-1 Youngstown State..................................1-0-0

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Year By Year 1997 (2-16-1, 0-7-0 SoCon)

Coach Anne Moore8/30 Radford ................................ L ..........5-09/3 Mars Hill............................... L ..........2-09/5 at UNC Charlotte .................. L .........10-0 9/10 Carson-Newman .................. L ..........3-19/13 UNC Greensboro ................... L .........10-09/16 at UNC Asheville ................... L ..........5-09/19 at Tennessee ........................ L ..........8-09/21 Georgia Southern ................. L ..........8-0 9/27 Davidson .............................. L ..........4-09/30 Tusculum ............................. L ..........2-110/4 Belmont .............................. W .........3-010/8 at Appalachian State ............ L ..........4-010/11 at UT Chattanooga ............... L ..........2-110/15 at Tennessee Tech ................. T ..........0-010/18 at Furman ............................ L ..........5-110/ 21 at Wofford ............................ L ..........4-110/23 Southern Mississippi ............ L ..........3-010/25 Middle Tennessee ................ W .........1-010/28 at UNC Greensboro ............... L .........11-0

1998 (5-13-1, 1-7-0 SoCon) Coach Anne Moore

9/1 Mars Hill.............................. W .........3-09/4 Charleston Southern ........... W .........2-19/6 at Southern Mississippi ........ L ..........6-19/9 Wofford ................................ L ..........6-19/13 at Middle Tennessee ............ W .........1-09/16 at UNC Greensboro ............... L .........10-29/20 Furman ................................ L ..........4-09/23 Tennessee Tech .................... W .........4-19/26 Transylvania ......................... L ..........2-110/3 UT Chattanooga .................. W .........3-010/6 Appalachian State ................ L ..........5-110/9 Tennessee ............................ L ..........8-0 10/13 at Radford ............................ L ..........4-010/16 at College of Charleston ....... L ..........1-010/18 at Georgia Southern ............. L ..........3-010/21 at Carson-Newman .............. T ..........1-110/24 at Davidson .......................... L ..........5-110/27 UNC Asheville ....................... L ..........5-011/3 UNC Greensboro ................... L ..........9-0

1999 (3-11-2, 0-8-1 SoCon) Coach Heather Henson

9/1 Radford ................................ T ..........1-19/7 at UNC Asheville ................... L ..........1-09/11 at Belmont .......................... W .........3-29/17 UNC Greensboro ................... L ..........3-09/19 Middle Tennessee ................ W .........2-19/25 Georgia Southern ................. L ..........3-09/26 UT Martin ............................ W .........4-210/2 Davidson .............................. L ..........4-010/5 at Appalachian State ............ L ..........3-010/13 Western Carolina .................. L ..........1-010/15 College of Charleston ........... L ..........3-110/20 at Wofford ............................ L ..........5-210/22 at Furman ............................ L ..........5-010/24 at UT Chattanooga ............... T ..........2-210/27 High Point ............................ L ..........2-110/30 at Charleston Southern ........ L ..........4-1


8/26 at Furman ............................ L ..........8-09/1 at Radford ........................... W .........3-29/5 Belmont ............................... L ..........2-09/9 Carson-Newman ................. W .........3-29/13 at Wofford ............................ L ..........4-19/16 Tennessee Tech .................... W .........2-19/20 UNC Asheville ...................... W .........4-19/23 at UT Martin ........................ W .........2-19/24 at Murray State .................... L ..........4-39/28 Appalachian State ................ L ..........4-010/3 South Carolina State ........... W .........9-010/6 UT Chattanooga ................... L ..........1-010/10 Western Carolina .................. L ..........1-010/13 at College of Charleston ....... L ..........3-210/15 at Georgia Southern ............. L ..........4-110/20 UNC Greensboro ................... L ..........5-110/22 Davidson .............................. L ..........2-1 10/29 at MiddleTennessee ............. L ..........2-1


8/30 at Tennessee Tech ................. L ..........1-09/2 at Northwestern State .......... L ..........6-19/5 Radford ................................ T ..........0-09/9 at South Carolina State........ W .........6-09/21 Gerogia Southern ................. L ..........3-29/23 College of Charleston ........... L ..........5-09/25 at UNC Asheville ................... L ..........4-29/28 at UNC Greensboro ............... L ..........8-19/30 at Davidson .......................... L ..........4-010/4 at Belmont ........................... L ..........5-010/9 at Appalachian State ............ L ..........1-010/14 Furman ................................ L ..........6-010/18 Gardner-Webb ..................... L ..........4-110/21 at The Citadel ...................... W .........6-010/26 at Western Carolina .............. L ..........4-010/28 at UT Chattanooga ............... L ..........2-011/4 Wofford ............................... W .........4-3


8/30 at Radford ............................ L ..........4-09/2 UNC Asheville ...................... W .........2-19/5 Appalachian State ............... W .........1-09/8 Tennessee Tech ..................... L ..........2-19/16 at Samford ........................... L ..........1-09/20 UNC Greensboro ................... L ..........1-09/22 Davidson .............................. L ..........2-19/27 at Wofford ............................ T ..........2-29/30 at Furman ............................ L ..........2-110/4 at Carson-Newman ............. W .........3-110/11 South Carolina State ........... W .........9-010/13 The Citadel .......................... W .........7-110/18 Western Carolina .................. L ..........1-010/20 UT Chattanooga .................. W .........2-110/25 at Georgia Southern ............. L ..........3-010/27 College of Charleston ........... L ..........2-011/3 Morehead State ................... L ..........3-111/7 vs. Furman ........................... L ..........3-0


8/29 vs. Lipscomb ....................... W .........3-08/31 at Austin Peay ..................... W .........2-09/5 Belmont .............................. W .........5-09/12 Radford ............................... W .........1-09/15 at UNC Asheville ................... L ..........2-19/19 College of Charleston .......... W .........2-19/26 at Winthrop ......................... W .........3-09/28 Furman ............................... L ..........2-110/3 The Citadel .......................... W .........6-010/5 Georgia Southern ................ W .........3-210/9 at Western Carolina ............. W .........2-110/16 UT Chattanooga ................... L ..........1-010/19 Wofford ............................... W .........3-210/24 Elon..................................... W .........3-110/26 at UNC Greensboro ............... L ..........1-010/30 at Davidson ......................... W .........2-111/2 at Appalachian State ............ L ..........2-011/6 vs. UT Chattanooga .............. L ..........3-1


8/29 Winthrop............................. W .........3-09/3 at Tennessee Tech ................. L ..........2-19/6 UNC Asheville ...................... W .........1-09/10 at Georgia State ................... L ..........3-09/12 vs. Jacksonville State ........... W .........4-39/19 at Radford ............................ L ..........1-09/26 at The Citadel ....................... T ..........2-210/1 at Georgia Southern ............. L ..........2-110/3 Western Carolina .................. T ..........1-110/7 at College of Charleston ....... T ..........0-010/10 UT Chattanooga .................. W .........2-010/14 at Wofford ........................... W .........1-010/17 at Elon .................................. L ..........1-010/21 UNC Greensboro ................... L ..........5-010/24 Davidson .............................. L ..........1-010/29 Appalachian State ................ T ..........0-010/31 Furman ................................ L ..........3-0

2005 (8-11-1, 4-6-0 A-Sun) Coach Heather Henson

8/26 at UNC Asheville ................... L ..........3-09/2 at Middle Tennessee ............. L ..........5-29/4 vs. Alabama A&M ................ W .........3-29/9 Radford ............................... W .........2-19/11 Jacksonville State ................. L ..........3-29/16 at Mount St. Mary’s ............. W .........3-29/18 at George Mason .................. L ..........3-19/23 at Jacksonville ...................... L ..........2-19/25 at North Florida .................... L ..........2-19/29 Mercer................................. W .........5-310/1 Stetson................................ W .........2-110/6 at Lipscomb ........................ W .........5-210/8 at Belmont ........................... L ..........2-010/13 Campbell ............................ W .........4-110/16 Gardner-Webb ..................... L ..........2-110/19 South Carolina State ........... W .........6-110/23 Florida Atlantic..................... L ..........1-010/26 Kennesaw State ................... L ..........4-010/29 Tennessee Tech ..................... T ..........0-011/3 Jacksonville .......................... L ..........2-1


8/25 at Ole Miss ........................... L ..........2-08/27 at Morehead State ............... L ..........1-09/1 Austin Peay .......................... L ..........3-29/3 at Radford ............................ L ..........3-19/8 at UT Martin ......................... L ..........3-29/10 at Murray State .................... T ..........2-29/17 at Tennessee Tech ................ W .........2-19/22 at Mercer .............................. T ..........2-29/24 at Stetson ............................. L ..........2-09/28 North Florida ....................... W .........4-19/30 Jacksonville ......................... W .........4-110/7 Kennesaw State ................... L ..........2-110/12 at Gardner-Webb ................. T ..........1-110/14 at Campbell.......................... L ..........1-010/20 Belmont .............................. W .........3-210/22 Lipscomb ............................ W .........2-010/25 UNC Asheville ....................... L ..........2-110/27 at Virginia Tech ..................... L ..........3-011/2 vs. Jacksonville (!) ................ T ..........1-1(!) - Lost in penalty kick shootout 4-3


8/24 Furman ................................ L ..........1-08/31 Middle Tennessee ................. T ..........1-19/3 at South Carolina ................. L ..........5-29/7 vs. The Citadel ..................... W .........4-09/9 vs. Youngtown State ........... W .........3-29/14 Tennessee Tech ..................... T ..........2-29/16 Western Carolina ................. W .........1-09/19 Radford ............................... W .........3-1

9/28 North Florida ........................ L ..........2-19/30 Jacksonville .......................... L ..........3-210/5 at Belmont ........................... L ..........4-110/7 at Lipscomb ........................ W .........2-010/11 Gardner-Webb .................... W .........2-010/13 at Campbell.......................... T ..........1-110/19 Mercer.................................. L ..........1-010/21 Kennesaw State .................. W .........3-110/26 at FGCU ............................... W .........1-010/28 at Stetson ............................ W .........3-211/3 USC Upstate ........................ W .........4-011/7 vs. Stetson........................... W .........2-111/8 vs. Kennesaw State .............. L ..........2-0


8/24 at UNC Asheville .................. W .........1-08/31 Morehead State .................. W .........2-19/5 Vanderbilt ............................ L ..........3-09/12 at North Texas ...................... L ..........4-19/14 at TCU ................................... L ..........7-09/18 at #20 South Carolina ........... L ..........4-09/26 at Jacksonville ..................... W .........2-19/28 at North Florida ................... L ..........2-110/3 Lipscomb ............................. L ..........1-010/5 Belmont .............................. W .........1-010/7 at USC Upstate .................... W .........2-110/11 Campbell ............................. T ..........0-010/17 at Kennesaw State ............... L ..........2-110/19 at Mercer .............................. L ..........1-010/24 Stetson................................ W .........1-010/26 FGCU ................................... W .........2-110/31 at Liberty ............................. L ..........3-111/5 vs. Jacksonville (!) ................ T ..........0-0(!) - Lost in penalty kick shootout 2-1


8/22 at Tennessee ........................ L ..........2-08/28 at Western Carolina .............. L ..........2-18/30 Liberty ................................. L ..........2-19/4 at Radford ........................... W .........2-19/6 UNC Asheville ....................... L ..........1-09/11 at Ole Miss ........................... L ..........4-09/13 at Mississippi State............... L ..........2-09/18 at Charlotte .......................... L ..........4-09/25 North Florida ....................... W .........1-09/27 Jacksonville .......................... L ..........2-010/2 at Belmont ........................... L ..........1-010/4 at Lipscomb ........................ W .........3-010/8 at Campbell.......................... L ..........1-010/12 USC Upstate ........................ W .........5-010/16 Mercer.................................. L ..........3-210/18 Kennesaw State .................. W .........1-010/23 at FGCU ................................ L ..........3-010/25 at Stetson ............................. L ..........7-0


HonorsAtlantic Sun Conference Honors

All-Atlantic Sun Conference Team2009 ............................ Jordan Monty, F (1st Team)................................Megan Masch, GK (2nd Team)2008 ...........................Jordan Monty, F (2nd Team)...............................Kelly Brinkman, M (2nd Team)..........................Megan Masch, GK (All-Freshmen)2007 ..............................Katie Green, F (2nd Team)...................................Jordan Monty, F (2nd Team)...............................Kelly Brinkman, M (2nd Team)......................... Kelly Brinkman, M (All-Freshmen)2006 ...........................Jordan Monty, F (2nd Team)................................... Emily Fulcher, F (2nd Team).............................Jordan Monty, F (All-Freshmen)..................................Kim Jones, D (All-Freshmen)2005 .............................. Erin Ashton, F (2nd Team)................................Meghan Morris, D (2nd Team)

Freshman-of-the-Year2006 ............................................. Jordan Monty, F

All-Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Team

2007 ............................................. Jordan Monty, F

Student Athlete-of-the-Year2006 .................................................... Erin Ashton

Atlantic Sun Player of the Week2009 .................................. Jordan Monty (Oct. 20)2008 .................................. Jordan Monty (Oct. 27)2007 ................................ Kelly Brinkman (Oct. 22)...................................... Rachel Van Horn (Oct. 15)............................................. Terri Miller (Sept. 24)...................................... Kelly Brinkman (Sept. 17)2006 .................................... Jordan Monty (Oct. 2)2005 ........................................Erin Ashton (Oct. 3)...................................... Meghan Morris (Sept. 12)..............................................Erin Ashton (Sept. 6)

Southern Conference HonorsAll-Southern Conference Team

2004 .............................Erin Ashton, M (2nd Team)2003 .............................. Erin Ashton, F (2nd Team)2002 .................... Heather Sanden, GK (2nd Team)1998 ............................Abby Mouch, D (2nd Team)1997 ......................... Carey Sheaffer, D (2nd Team)

Southern Conference Player of the Week2004 ............................. Sara Prendergast (Oct. 12)2003 ....................................Andrea Brown (Oct. 7)2001 ................................... Lisa Gallagher (Nov. 6)1998 ................................. Lisa Gallagher (Week 1)1998 ................................. Lisa Gallagher (Week 5)

Academic HonorsCoSIDA Academic All-District

2005 ...................................Erin Ashton (1st Team)2004 .................................. Erin Ashton (3rd Team)2003 ...................................Erin Ashton (1st Team)

NSCAA Scholar Athlete2005 ................................ Erin Ashton (All-Region)

Jennifer Altimier . . . . . . . 2007-presentJanelle Appleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2002Erin Armbrister . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2000Cameron Arndt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1997Erin Ashton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-05Jenni Avans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-99Julie Axley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Corey Baer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000Danielle Bayles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006-08Erin Bilyeu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005-08Caroline Blevins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Emily Blyveis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Kate Bond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-00Kelly Brinkman . . . . . . . . 2007-presentAndrea Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000-03Kerri Burke . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-05Lisa Cain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-02Sarah Cates. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-00Nicole Condon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Jamie Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Ashley Craig . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005-08Amber Deal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Amber Decker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000Blair DeGraw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-06Liza de Jesus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-99Erica de Paula. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Rachel Dunn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-98Keri Dusch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Melissa Eastabrooks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000Courtney Edde . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-00

All-Time Buccaneer LettermenAmanda Elieff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005-06Rebekah Eisenberg . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-00Caitlyn Epps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007-08Lauren Fannon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-00 Hope Farris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Erin Ferris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Jennifer Fields . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-04Emily Fulcher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-06Lisa Gallagher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-01Katherine Gentry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-03Katie Green . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2007Caitlin Gaughan . . . . . . . 2008-presentMeredith Goldman . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005-08Trista Haupt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-06Tori Head . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2009-presentCarrie Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-05Jessica Hiltenbrand . . . . 2008-presentLindsay Hoffman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-04Arica Houvouras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Jessica Huntington . . . . . 2007-presentNatalie Jeske . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-02Hannah Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-07Kim Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006-09Morgan Jutras . . . . . . . . . 2007-presentKatie Kilday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Kia Kindell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006-09Kristin King. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Kerstyn Koehler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Lauren Kulish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-05Julie Laxton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999

Rachel Layer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005-08Amber Ledbetter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-00Leslie Lopez . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002JoAnne Lott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Erin Lotzer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000-02Amber-Renee Lowery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000April Lowery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-98Leslie Maczka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Alexandra Mansy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002Megan Masch. . . . . . . . . . 2006-presentGrace McCord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2008-09Emily McDonald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Kathy McLain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Alexandra Meehan . . . . . 2007-presentKelsey Meigs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009Jennifer Meslar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Terri Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007-presentAdrian Mobley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-06Jordan Monty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006-09Meghan Morris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-05Abby Mouch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Rebecca Murray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-06Kathy Musacchio . . . . . . . 2009-presentKatie O’Bryan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-07Erica Odom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001-02Shawn O’Donnell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000Catherine Olsen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2002-04Christine Parks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Genna Petersen . . . . . . . . 2008-presentSarah Prendergast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-04

Kristin Redfern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-01Alana Retseck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003Ashley Richards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2001Jessica Robinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999Andrea Rothe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Heather Sanden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000-03Candace Sanders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Louisa Sawyer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-00Alexandra Schwark . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2003-06Amanda Sheaffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004Carey Sheaffer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997-00Elizabeth Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-02Aubree Snyder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2004-07Charlotte Summerall . . . 2009-presentLena Summers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998-02Jana Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1999-01Morgan Thomas . . . . . . . 2009-presentJulie Thompson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Krista Toliver. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2006-07Jennifer Unger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Stacey Vineyard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Rachel Van Horn . . . . . . . 2007-presentEmily Ware . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1998Katie Widner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Amanda Willis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1997Melissa Wilder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2000-01* includes redshirt year

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Summers-Taylor Stadium Located on the west side of the university

campus is the home field of the Bucs, Summers-Taylor Stadium. The stadium, which debuted in 2008, was made possible by the considerable contribution made by the Summers family. The Summers’ daughter Lena Summers was a member of the ETSU women’s soccer team from 1998-2002.

Summers-Taylor Stadium’s west side houses permanent stands that hold 1,000 fans, with an open area berm placed on the east side of the field. It is equipped with a press box, hospitality suites and an electronic scoreboard/message center. The press box houses both the scoreboard operating system and the public address system as well as room to comfortably seat over 10 members of the media.

The men’s team will be entering its third season at the state-of-the-art facility, while the women’s team will enjoy its fourth season at Summers-Taylor Stadium.

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The facility includes a Bermuda-style natural grass playing field equipped with a state-of-the-art drainage system capable of removing up to six inches of water within a 24-hour period. Lighting for the stadium is expected to be finished in September so that teams can play well into the night. There is also a concession stand for the fans and restrooms for both men and women on the north side of the stadium.

The largest crowd to attend an ETSU home outdoor athletic event at the stadium was 1,311 on Aug. 29, 2008, for the first-ever men’s soccer match against Appalachian State.

There is also a practice field located behind the grandstand, with the addition of a second practice field to be completed in the near future. ETSU athletics has an outstanding field crew who keeps the facility in great condition, making the complex one of the premier collegiate soccer venues in the country.

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Athletic Training

HYDROWORXWithout a doubt the most used piece of equipment in the athletic training facility is the Hydroworx polar plunge pool. It is used by all teams on a daily basis post practice and used by all injured athletes under the care of the athletic training staff. Along with the cold pool is a Hydroworx 500 therapy pool. This pool has a treadmill as part of the floor and two cameras mounted on the front and side of the pool. This gives visual feedback to the athlete and athletic trainer during treatment.

BUCSPORTSThe Jerry Robertson BucSports Athletic Medicine Center serves as both the health center for all Buccaneer Athletics as well as an outpatient health center for the ETSU campus and Johnson City community. Athletic trainers, physical therapists, and a primary care sports medicine physicians help to provide a comprehensive medical program to all patients. Completed in 2001, BucSports provides a variety of opportunities for physical therapy students, medical students and resident physicians interested in the field of sports medicine.

FLUROSCANThe “Mini C Arm” located in the athletic training room allows for quick and efficient exams by the team physician for those athletes that might need an x-ray.

GENERAL ATHLETIC TRAINING AREAThe general athletic training area is approximately 3500 square feet and services the day-to-day practice and competition preparation for the entire athletic department. With 17 treatment tables, various modalities and a large exercise area the general athletic training area allows multiple teams to receive treatment at the same time. Attached to the general athletic training area are three private rooms. Each room is equipped with a treatment table and combination therapy unit as well as one other distinguishing characteristic. The “Normal” room is for IV therapy, the “College” room is for casting and splinting, and the “University” room is for traction.

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF

Brian JohnstonDirector of Athletic Medicine

Scott CountsClinical Director

Brett LewisAssistant Athletic Trainer

Lori HillAssistant Athletic Trainer

Elizabeth SchoenAssistant Athletic Trainer

Andrew SwansonGraduate Assistant

Megan McCauleyGraduate Assistant

Keith LeitingGraduate Assistant

Burena SmithGraduate Assistant

Nicholas MendezGraduate Assistant

Leanne HarknessGraduate Assistant

Kyle UtneGraduate Assistant

Kyle SpanikGraduate Assistant

Shannon DeHavenGraduate Assistant


Strength and Conditioning

Over the past decade one of the biggest changes in collegiate athletics has been the new attitude toward strength and conditioning. ETSU’s success on the field could not have happened without the hard work and dedication of each student-athlete in the weightroom. Under the direction of head strength coach Lee Morrow, who is currently in his 26th season at ETSU, the Buccaneers have earned eight Gatorade/National Strength Coaches Association All-American Team honors. With its recent collaboration with the Sports Performance Enhancement Consortium (SPEC) ETSU’s strength and conditioning program has focused its efforts on helping each student-athlete reach his/her greatest athletic potential, in the areas of strength, speed, agility and injury prevention. Located inside Memorial Center, the ETSU’s strength and conditioning complex features one of the finest weightrooms in the area. Overall, the Buccaneers have access to a 7,200-foot facility that features state-of-the-art equipment, including customized full power racks, Hammer-Strength machines, including bench press, incline press, military press, rowing machines, speed mats, pull-up and other impressive array of sports performance tools. Through the SPEC and strength and conditioning web site, ETSU student-athletes have 24-hour access to workout plans, nutrition, and other information that monitors each individual or team off-season conditioning program.

BUCCANEERS STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING CENTER

SUPPORT STAFF

Lee MorrowHead Strength Coach

Meg StoneDirector of the Center of Excellence for

Sport Science and Coach Education

The Center of Excellence for Sport Science and Coach Education

The Center of Excellence was established July 1, 2008, and is housed in the College of Education. It incorporates three very important aspects of competitive sports: education, service, and research. The former Sport Performance Enhancement Consortium (SPEC) is now a very active branch of the Center of Excellence. The SPEC program continues to be a collaborative effort between Intercollegiate Athletics and the Sport Science Lab in the Department of Kinesiology, Leisure and Sport Sciences. Buccaneer student-athletes in collaboration with sport science, sport medicine, and the sport coach have the opportunity to have their program evaluated and monitored throughout their college career. This monitoring and evaluation process produces one of the most advanced training environments in the nation. This type of relationship is not found anywhere in the U.S. and offers a unique opportunity for the advancement of athletic performance, athlete and coach education and sport science research.

The program is dedicated to meeting the following goals: 1. Providing monitoring services for the ETSU sport

teams2. Supporting and providing up-to-date information to

coaches regarding coaching practices. 3. Advising on the Training Process4. Providing an opportunity for the interaction

between sport scientists, medical staff, strength and conditioning staff and the ETSU Sport Coaches.

For more information please visit www.sportsscienceed.com.

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Academics

“ETSU student-athletes consistently rank higher than the regular student body and the national averages for Division I student-athletes in terms of GPA and graduation rates. The ETSU coaching staff and entire athletic department are committed to assisting our students in achieving academic excellence and in paving the road to bright futures.”

— Bob Baker

ACADEMIC STAFF

2009-10 A-Sun Academic Honor Roll

ETSU by the Numbers:• 90% Student-Athlete Graduation

Rate

• Spring 2009 cumulative student-athlete GPA of 3.18 (non-athletes at ETSU – GPA = 3.07)

• 12 Student-Athletes – 4.0 Club

• 11 teams with team GPAs 3.0 or higher

• 65% of Student-Athletes - Buccaneer Honor Roll (3.0 GPA or above)

• 54 Student-Athletes – Dean’s List

• 3 Teams had all student-athletes make the A-Sun All-Academic List

erforming well in the classroom is an expectation of student-athletes who wear the Buccaneer uniform. Not only are time management skills and self-discipline musts, but also dedication and commitment are needed from each individual student to maintain eligibility and progress toward

graduation. ETSU Athletics provides many resources to assist the student-athlete in achieving his/her academic goals and in preparing ultimately for life after college. The staff not only advises students in scheduling classes and making academic progress, but offers support in the areas of group and individual tutoring, academic mentoring, career and personal counseling and life skills programming. Student-athletes have access to a state-of-the-art computer center that features Dell flat-screen computers, wireless Internet technology and study hall facilities that are open after hours during the week and on Sundays for their use. ETSU is also an active participant in the NCAA CHAMPS program. Through this model, student-athletes are offered a wide range of seminars designed to help them adjust to college life, develop as individuals and prepare for their careers after graduation.

The Humphreys Center for student-athletes is the home of our academic support services. Programming and services include: • AcademicAdvising • IndividualandGroupTutoring • AcademicMentoring • CollegeAdjustmentcoursesfornewstudent-athletes • ProfessionalDevelopmentandCareerPreparationseminars • On-sitestudyhallfacilitiesincludingastate-of-the-artcomputerlab • Academicworkshopsforstudent-athletes

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Not PicturedKirsten ClarkAssistant Athletic

Director for Compliance/

Student-Athlete Welfare

Kelly Brinkman

Caitlin Gaughan

Tori Head

Jessica Hiltenbrand

Jessica Huntington

Kim Jones

Morgan Jutras

Megan Masch

Alex Meehan

Kelsey Meigs

Terri Miller

Jordan Monty

Kathy Musacchio

Genna Petersen

Charlotte Summerall

Morgan Thomas

Rachel Van Horn

Bob BakerDirector of Academic Services

Jared FriesAcademic Advisor/ Tutor Coordinator

Olya BatsulaAcademic Advisor


Facilities

SummerS-Taylor STadium

Men’s and Women’s Soccer • Built 2008 • Capacity - 1,000

SofTball Complex

Softball • Built 2008 • Capacity - 500

brookS Gym

Volleyball • Built 1950 • Capacity - 3,500

The ridGeS

Men’s and Women’s Golf • Built 1997

eTSu/mSha aThleTiCS CenTer

Men’s and Women’s Basketball • Built 1977 • Capacity - 5,740

Warren-Greene Golf CenTer

Men’s and Women’s Golf • Built 2004

eTSu baSeball Complex

Baseball • Expected Completion Date, Spring 2011

buddy harTSell TenniS CenTer

Men’s and Women’s Tennis • Built 1990

Women’s Basketball Third Consecutive Conference Champion

March 6, 2010

Kenneth RotichBack-to-Back Cross Country Individual Conference Champion

October 31, 2009

Men’s Basketball Back-to-Back Conference Champion

March 6, 2010

Men’s Tennis Fourth Consecutive Conference Champion

April 17, 2010

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Women’s Basketball Third Consecutive Conference Champion

March 6, 2010

Women’s Tennis Undefeated Regular Season Conference Champion

April 3, 2010

Laura Jansone Women’s Golf Individual Conference Champion

April 14, 2010

Seamus Power Men’s Golf Individual Conference Champion

April 21, 2010

Men’s Golf Conference Champion

April 21, 2010

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TaRhonda WilesA-Sun Player of

the Year

Nina MuehlNCAA Championship

Qualifier

Paul HoilmanA-Sun Male Scholar-Athlete

of the YearA-Sun Player of the YearFirst Team All-American

Micah WilliamsA-Sun Tournament MVP

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Duronal MonalA-Sun Athlete

of the Year

Siarre EvansA-Sun Player of the YearA-Sun Tournament MVP

Sander GilleA-Sun Player

of the Year

Rhys EnochNCAA Championship QualifierFirst Team All-American

Charles BottoniNCAA Champi-

onship Qualifier

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Johnson City

Distance Chart from Johnson City (BASED ON 70 MPH SPEED):

For almost two centuries, Johnson

City has been the center for tourism

and business in Northeast Tennessee.

Originally a train depot, Johnson City

is now a metropolitan melting pot

with invigorating music, enchanting

culture, and exhilarating mountain

adventure. The city offers a wide

assortment of restaurants, art

galleries, coffee shops, cultural events

and outdoor activities.

Johnson City is located in

Washington County, which is also

home to Historic Jonesborough,

Tennessee’s oldest town, and the

International Storytelling Center.

Since 1973 the National Storytelling

Festival takes over Jonesborough

each October for a weekend of tall

tales in a storybook setting.

Asheville, N.C. .............. 1 hourAtlanta, Ga. ..................4 hoursBaltimore ......................7 hoursBirmingham, Ala. ........6 hoursBristol, Tenn. ................30 min.Charlotte, N.C. ..............3 hours

Chattanooga, Tenn. ...3 hoursColumbia, S.C., .............4 hoursGatlinburg, Tenn. ........2 hoursJacksonville, Fla. .........8 hoursKnoxville, Tenn. ...........2 hoursMemphis, Tenn. ...........8 hours

Myrtle Beach, S.C. . .....6 hoursNashville, Tenn. ...........4 hoursRaleigh, N.C. .................5 hoursSavannah, Ga. .............6 hoursWashington D.C. ........7 hours

Johnson City Facts

Population: Johnson City ......55,469

Average Temperatures: summer ....................... 76 winter ........................... 41

Precipitation: 41 inches

Average Snowfall: 16 inches

Altitude: 1525 feet above sea level

CommunityJohnson City ranked #73 out of 354 metropolitan areas – criteria based on cost of living, job outlook, climate, crime, transportation, education, the arts, health care, and recreation.

Buffalo MountainWith a scenic overlook and 15 miles of hiking, Buffalo Mountain Park is a great destination to relax and rejuvenate your body and spirit. The park is also an excellent place to watch and admire birds and wildflowers. Also, enjoy the terrain with mountain biking through the park.


Tennessee

Unique CultureWhether it is visiting Elvis’ home in Graceland or the battlefields from the Civil War, Tennessee is home to some of the most unique destinations in America. Tennessee’s lakes, rivers and parks provide the perfect setting for outdoor activities. Home to 54 state parks, the Volunteer state provides vacationers the option to boat, fish, and hike, while exploring the beautiful scenic views in the midst of the mountains. Antiquing, sporting events, musical attractions and many tasty eateries also give the state a creative touch.

Great MusicHome of Music City, U.S.A., Tennessee is famous for such grand music halls and events as the Grand Old Opry, Ryman Auditorium, Music Row and the Country Music Hall of Fame. Other famous music venues included Beale Street and the B.B. King club in downtown Memphis and the Bonnaroo MusicFest, in Manchester every June.

Great FunThe Volunteer State offers a wide variety of fun and adventure for everyone, whether it is enjoying a Tennessee Titans (NFL) game on a Sunday afternoon or visiting Elvis’ home in Memphis. It is also hearing the engines roar from the short track at Bristol Motor Speedway and watching the Memphis Grizzlies (NBA), the Volunteer State offers the ultimate sports fan something to enjoy. The state also creates excitement for the outdoorsman as the Appalachian Trail cuts through the mountains, and fishing is also key on the plethora of lakes and rivers which flow across Tennessee. The waterfalls, wildlife, and breathtaking views are also a must-see.

Tennessee Facts Nickname ..................................Volunteer State16th State admitted to the Union .........1796Population ........................................... 5,797,289 Capital .................................................... NashvilleLargest City .......................Memphis (650,100)Current Governor ...................... Phil Bredesen

Average Temp .................................. 61 degreesState Bird ........................................MockingbirdState Flower.......................................................IrisState Tree ........................................................TulipState Symbol ......................................... Raccoon

Bordered by eight states, the

Volunteer state is known for its

natural beauty, Southern hospitality,

serene weather, and has something

for everyone to do.

With three vast regions that

not only furnish a unique variety

of geography, Tennessee offers

something to do all year around.

Whether it is soulful music, historical

drama, barbecue, Elvis in Memphis,

joining country music legends

in Nashville, or heading to the

scenic Smoky Mountains in the fall,

Tennessee is the place to be.

We Are Unique• ETSU offers the world’s only master’s degree

in storytelling and reading• Nation’s only university presenting a

comprehensive study of bluegrass and country music courses

• Features an Advanced Visualization Lab recognized around the globe while providing a look at the future of animation graphics

Academic Support• Academic Advising/Counseling• Tutoring• Career and personal counseling• Member of NCAA Life Skills Program

Students• ETSU enrolls more than 15,000 students• ETSU is the university of choice for students

from more than 65 countries• ETSU is the home of over 170 campus

organizations, including fraternities, sororities, governance and religious groups, honor and service societies, and academic clubs.

Faculty and Staff• over 2,000 full-time faculty and staff• approximately 75% of full-time faculty

members hold a Ph.D. or terminal degree in their fields

Colleges and SchoolsMore than 100 degree programs:

• College of Arts and Sciences• College of Business and Technology• College of Clinical and Rehabilitative

Health Sciences• Clemmer College of Education• Honors College• Quillen College of Medicine• College of Nursing• Gatton College of Pharmacy• College of Public Health• School of Continuing Studies &

Academic Outreach• School of Graduate Studies

Campus• 366 tree-shaded acres• 64 Academic and Administrative Buildings• ETSU’s James H. Quillen College of Medicine

was recently recognized by U.S.News & World Report in the 2011 list of “America’s Best Graduate Schools” for ranking 20th in the nation for family medicine education.

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ETSUBucs.com

ETSUBucs.com The most complete and up-to-date news and information about all 17 ETSU varsity teams.

Schedules, rosters and historical information.

Real-time statistics from ETSU sporting events.

Live streaming audio of men’s and women’s basketball and baseball, Inside Buc Sports shows, and much more.

Ticket information for all home events.

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Camp Page

The highly-talented ETSU coaching staff holds day and residential camps each year in June and July for athletes ages 5-18. The day camp is perfect for beginners and for those who want to improve upon their technical skills.

Residential CampersResidential camp is a competitive and fun environment that provides the ultimate soccer experience for players of all levels and positions. Curriculum will focus on technical and functional training, and provide the serious soccer player with an opportunity to improve their present skills and to effectively apply their abilities in match situations

Day CampDay camp is designed to instruct players in individual skills and tactics in an enjoyable learning environment. Camp curriculum is tailored to the age and skill level of each camper, with a great mix of learning and FUN!

Goalkeeper TrainingSpecialized goalkeeping sessions will be available at all camps. Tuition is the same as corresponding camp session. Training will focus on the goalkeeping fundamentals and tactics, while providing an opportunity to put into practice what they learn during their specialized training.

Contact InformationQuestions: John Conlon – (423) 439-4295 Email: [email protected]

InstructorsHeather Henson

•NSCAANationalCoachinglicense •U.S.S.F.“B”Coachinglicense

John Conlon

•NSCAANationalGoalkeepingInstructorlicense •NSCAARegionalCoachinglicense

Kristi Evans

•U.S.S.F.“D”Coachinglicense •NSCAACertifiedGoalkeepingInstructor

Buccaneer Soccer School for Girls

Soccer Camp

August 12 at Charleston Southern ........... 4:00 p.m. 15 Radford ........................... 5:00 p.m. 22 at UNC Asheville ......................... 2:00 p.m. 27 at Gardner-Webb ........................ 7:00 p.m. 30 Tennessee Wesleyan ............ 5:00 p.m.

september 2 King College ........................ 7:00 p.m. 5 at Francis Marion ........................ 2:00 p.m. 10 Temple ........................... 7:00 p.m. 12 Winthrop ....................... 3:30 p.m. 18 Campbell ........................ 5:00 p.m. 24 Lipscomb ........................ 7:00 p.m. 26 Belmont ......................... 2:00 p.m.

OctOber 1 at North Florida ..................... 7:00 p.m. 3 at Jacksonville ....................... 1:00 p.m. 8 Florida Gulf Coast ............ 7:00 p.m. 10 Stetson ........................... 1:00 p.m. 15 at Mercer ............................... 7:00 p.m. 17 at Kennesaw State ................ 1:00 p.m. 24 at USC Upstate ...................... 1:00 p.m. 30 vs. A-Sun Quarterfinals ............... TBA

NOvember 4 vs. A-Sun Semifinals ................... TBA 6 vs. A-Sun Finals .......................... TBA

2010 ETSU Women’s Soccer Invitational Tournament presented by DoubleTree Hotel

2010 etsu women's soccer media guide

Documents

phone interviews

yearsoccer office phone

ticket office phone

jeff schneiderschneiders

michael whitewhites

kevin brownbrowns phone

ryan dunndunns phone

etsu printing