2010 hartford women's soccer media guide

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School0 Shelby Little So. GK 5-7 Ashford, Conn./E.O Smith 1 Lauren Brodeur Jr. GK 5-7 Wilbraham, Mass./Wilbraham Monson Academy 2 Julianne Oberholtzer So. M 5-2 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South 3 Shealagh Begley So. D 5-4 West Hartford, Conn./Northwest Catholic 4 Amber Smyth Jr. M 5-5 North Tonawanda, N.Y./North Tonawanda 5 Lauren Muser So. D 5-6 Derry, N.H./Pinkerton Academy 6 Amanda Lo Bello Jr. M/D 5-7 Garden Grove, Calif./Garden Grove/Cypress College 7 Caitlin Alves So. F/M 5-6 Ludlow, Mass./The Williston Northampton School 8 Karen Ray Sr. M/D 5-6 Kent, England/Blackfen School For Girls/Central Conn. State Univ. 9 Alex Uscilla Jr F 5-6 Westport, Conn./Saint Joseph 10 Caroline Dixon So. F 5-9 Manchester, England/Irlam and Cadishead Comm./Oklahoma City Univ. 11 Giovanna Velardo So. D 5-1 Stormville, N.Y./Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic 12 Breeanna Robinson Jr. F 5-6 East Hampstead, N.H./Pinkerton Academy 13 Michele DeSanti Jr. D 5-5 Meriden, Conn./Mercy 14 Michelle Babin Sr. M 5-6 Shelton, Conn./Shelton 15 Mary Beth Hamilton Sr. F/M 5-8 Columbia, Conn./Mercy 16 Raelynn Mikell Fr. F/M 5-10 Gilbertsville, Pa./Boyertown Area 17 Lizzy Clarke Fr. M 5-9 Northamton, England/Roade Secondary 18 Nicole Weil Jr. D 5-8 Garden Grove, Calif./Pacifica/Cypress College 19 Arielle Aikens Fr. F 5-4 Wantage, N.J./Blair Academy 20 Amelia Pereira So. F/M 5-3 Madeira Island, Portugal/Escola da APEL/Martin Methodist College 21 Jenee King Jr. M/D 5-9 Holyoke, Mass./Holyoke/Holyoke CC 22 Ashley Michaud Sr. D 5-10 Gorham, Maine/Gorham 23 Christiana Lang So. D 5-5 Huntington Beach, Calif./Temecula Valley/Cypress College 24 Nicole Silenok Fr. F 5-6 South Salem, N.Y./John Jay 25 Ashley Cross Fr. F 5-2 Albany, N.Y./Maple Hill HEAD COACH: John Natale (Eastern Connecticut ’97) – Seventh SeasonASSISTANT COACH: Kelly Shimmin (Central Connecticut ’04) – Third SeasonASSISTANT COACH: Lauren Aldred (Hartford ’09) – Second SeasonVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH: Ciro Viviano - First Season

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Contents2010Roster......................................................................................IFCQuickFacts...........................................................................................12010SeasonPreview........................................................................2HeadCoachJohnNatale..................................................................4AssistantCoachKellyShimmin..........................................................6AssistantCoachLaurenAldred........................................................7VolunteerAssistantCoachCiroViviano..........................................7PlayerProfiles......................................................................................8GivingtoHartfordWomen’sSoccer............................................ 412009Results...................................................................................... 422009Statistics.................................................................................. 43AmericaEastConference............................................................... 44AcademicExcellence....................................................................... 46RecordBook...................................................................................... 47Year-by-YearResults....................................................................... 50HawksHonorRoll............................................................................. 52Hartford’sAll-Americans................................................................ 54HawksattheNextLevel................................................................ 55UniversityofHartford..................................................................... 56HartfordAthletics............................................................................. 58HartfordandtheRegion................................................................ 60PresidentWalterHarrison............................................................. 62DirectorofAthleticsPatriciaH.Meiser........................................ 64Al-MarzookField............................................................................. 66StrengthandConditioning............................................................. 68SportsMedicine............................................................................... 70All-TimeLetterwinners..................................................................... 72

Quick FactsLocation..................................................................WestHartford,CTEnrollment.................................................................................... 4,697Nickname.....................................................................................HawksColors..................................................................... ScarletandWhiteConference...................................................................... AmericaEastHomeField............. Al-MarzookFieldatAlumniStadium(2,500)President.................................................................... WalterHarrisonAthleticsDirector....................................................PatriciaH.MeiserHeadCoach........................JohnNatale(EasternConnecticut’97)RecordatHartford(Years).......................................40-56-17(six)CareerRecord(Years)............................................................... Same2009Record............................................................................. 6-10-22009ConferenceRecord/Finish......................................2-5-1/7thLetterwinnersReturning/Lost......................................................15/6StartersReturning/Lost................................................................. 7/4AthleticsPhone......................................................... (860)768-4658PressBoxPhone...................................................... (860)768-8489Women’sSoccerSID.........................................................SamAngellOfficePhone............................................................ (860)768-4620SIDFax...................................................................... (860)768-4068E-mail.............................................................. [email protected]

Department of Athletics Mission Statement

ThemissionoftheUniversityofHartfordAthleticsDepart-mentistoenhancetheeducationalandpersonaldevelop-mentofallstudentsbyprovidingequitableintercollegiate,intramural, and recreational athletics opportunities in anenvironment that promotes excellence and wellness. Wevalueacademicachievementastheprimarymeasureofasuccessfulstudent-athleteandintegrityasthehallmarkofasuccessfulprogram.

On the CoverSeniors Michelle Babin, Mary Beth Hamilton, Ashley Mi-chaudandKarenRayappearonthefrontcoverofthe2010Women’s Soccer Guide. Juniors Lauren Brodeur, MicheleDeSanti,JeneeKing,AmandaLoBello,BreeannaRobinson,AmberSmyth,AlexUscillaandNicoleWeilappearontheback cover. TheHartfordprogram hasbeenmarkedbysuccessoverits26-yearhistory.TheHawkshavewonsevenAmericaEastchampionshipsandmade13appearancesintheNCAATournament,mostrecentlyin2006.

CreditsTheUniversity ofHartford2010Women’s SoccerGuidewaswrittenanddesignedbySamAngell,AssistantCom-municationDirector. Editorial assistance fromDanRuede,SarahCoteandtheHawkscoachingstaff.PhotographybySteveMcLaughlin,BobStowell,StephenSlade,JeffFeld-mann,TheGreaterHartfordConvention&VisitorsBureauandGSPetro/pixgsp.

The University of Hartford is committed to fostering ahealthy,safe,andrespectfulenvironmentincompetitiveathletics.Wevaluefairness,civility,honesty,andrespectforothers.Wemustaccordthesamerespecttoallfa-cilities within the University, including those in athletics.Weexpectresponsibleandprofessionaldecorumfromcoaches, student-athletes, administrators, officials, fans,andcampuscommunity.

“CompetewithHonor”“CheerwithHonor”

Hartford Women’s Soccer

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An impressivemix of youth and experiencehavecome togetherunderheadcoachJohnNatale to form the2010Hartfordwomen’ssoccer team.As theHawks look to return tothe summit of the America East for the firsttimesince2006,theywillrelyonasolidcoreof returning players and incorporate tenstandoutnewcomersintothemix. TheHawksreturnsevenstartersfromlastyear’ssquad,includingthreeoftheirtopfourscorersandanAmericaEastAll-RookieTeamselection.Highlighting the returnersare fourseniors,includingalynchpinoftheirdefenseinMichelleBabinandtheirthirdleadingscor-erfromlastseason,MaryBethHamilton. Babin,whomadeacareer-best18startslast season, was a consistent and reliabledefender for Natale’s squad, helping theHawkstofiveshutoutsandjust1.19goalspergame. Hamilton was a persistent force on thefront lines for the Hawks. She shined in theteam’smatchupwithlocalrivalCentralCon-necticut,pouringintwogoalsandanassisttoearnAmericaEastPlayeroftheYearrecog-nition.

Joining Babin and Hamilton as seniorleadersforNataleareKarenRayandAsh-leyMichaud. Ray, who transferred to Hart-ford from Central Connecticut, started thefirstthreegamesofthe2009seasonbeforeakneeinjuryprematurelyendedherseason.Thisyear, shewillbe looked toasaversa-tilemidfielder/defenderwhoshouldseesig-nificanttime.Michaudwalkedontotheteamtowards theendof last season,butdid notsee action. She will add valuable depth tothedefenseinherfirstfullcampaignwiththeHawks. Also returning for Hartford is BreeannaRobinson, a 2008 America East All-RookieTeam member. Robinson closed last seasonstrong with two goals and an assist in theHawks’final twogames,earningrecognitionastheleague’slastregularseasonPlayeroftheWeek.RobinsonledtheHawkswithfourgoalsand12totalpointsandreturnsforherjuniorposition,whereshewillspearheadtheHartfordoffensvefromtheforwardposition. AlexUscilladidnotgetonthefieldasafreshmanin2008,butthatchangedlastsea-soninhersophomoreyear.Making17startsin18appearances,Uscillabecameoneofthe

biggestoffensivethreatsfortheHawks,finish-ing fourthon the teamwith ten totalpoints,includingfourgoals.Uscillascoredthegame-winneragainstNorthernColorado forHart-ford’sfirstwinoftheseasonandaddedtwotalliesagainstCentralConnecticut. Another 2008 America East All-Rookiehonoree, Lauren Brodeur, returns for her ju-niorcampaignastheHawks’goalkeeper.Lastseason,BrodeurplayedeveryminuteingoalfortheHawks,postingfiveshutoutsandfinish-ingfourthintheconferencewithan.825savepercentage. An America East All-Academicselectionlastyear,Brodeurrejectedacareerhigh14shotsintheHawks’2-0shutoutofAl-banyonOctober22. Also helping to stifle opposing offensesin front of Brodeur are juniors Michele De-SantiandAmberSmyth.Inadditiontostart-ing16gamesasa lockdowndefender,De-SantinotchedherfirstcollegiatepointsintheseasonfinaleagaisntVermont,scoringagoaland assisting on another. Smyth also nettedherfirstgoal,theopeningtallyagaisntIona. Joining that talented and deep juniorclassarethreejuniorcollegetransfers,JeneeKing,AmandaLoBelloandNicoleWeil.King

2010 Season Preview


comestoWestHartfordfromHolyokeCommunity College, where she ledthe team to the 2009MCCAC StateChampionship, scoring six goals andfourassists.Last season, shewasrec-ognized as a NJCAA Division III All-American. Lo Bello and Weil, along withsophomoreteammateChristianaLang,havetraversedthecontinenttoreachtheUniversity ofHartford, coming totheHawks from junior college soccerpowerhouseCypressCollege inCali-fornia. All three shined for last sea-son’s17-3-3team. Lang joins a sophomore classheadlinedbylastyear’sAmericaEastAll-Rookie Team selection, Caitlin Al-ves.Alveswilllooktobuildonastellarfreshman campaign inwhich she ap-pearedinall17games,makingninestarts and scoring her first collegiategoalagainstBryant. The Hawks boast seven othersophomores, including goal scorerShealaghBegleyandpointscorersJu-lianneOberholtzerandGiovannaVe-lardo.BegleynettedtheHawks’onlygoal against New Hampshire, whileOberholtzerandVelardoeachdishedoutanassist. Also returning to the sophomoreclassareCarolineDixon,whowilladddepthtotheattack,defenderLaurenMuser,andbackupgoalkeeperShelbyLittle. Inaddition,AmeliaPereirawillenterHartfordasasophomore.Com-ing from Portugal by way of MartinMethodistCollegeinTennessee,Perei-rawasanunstoppableoffesniveforceatMartinlastseason,scoring15goalsin21games. Fivefreshmanmakeupaclassfo-cusedonoffense.Threeforwardsjoinaforward/midfielderandamidfield-erintheirfirstcollegiateseason,hop-ingtobolsteranoffensewhichscored

justonegoaloveritsfirstsixAmericaEastgameslastyear. Arielle Aikens, Ashley Cross andNicoleSilenokcometoNatale’steamasattackingforwards.Aikensattend-edBlairAcademyinNewJerseyandleft as the school’s all-time leadinggoal scorerwith an eye-popping 99scores.Cross helpedMapleHill HighSchoolinAlbanytotwofinalsappear-ances, while Silenokwas the leadinggoalscoreratJohnJayinSouthSalem,N.Y. last season in the secondof twostraightleaguetitlesforherteam. RaelynnMikell isaforward/mid-fielder from Gilbertsville, Pa., whereshe helped Boyertown Area to twostraightPAC-10titlesandwasnamedtheleague’sMostValuablePlayerlastseason. Lizzy Clarke comes across thepond from Roade Secondary Schoolin Northamton, England. There, sheplayed five years of soccer, helpingtheteamtothe2005leaguetitle. Coach Natale’s team opens theseason on August 21 with a homematchupwith Long Island at Al-Mar-zook Field at Alumni Stadium. TheHawkshittheroadafterthat,goingtoPhiladelphiatotakepartintheTempleTournament. In conjunction with Central Con-necticut, Hartford will host the Hart-fordHawksSoccerWeekendagainstLa Salle and Columbia September3-5. After five more non-conferencetune-ups, including home matcheswithPrincetonandSaintJoseph’s, theHawks open America East play atStony Brook on September 26. Thefirst home conference game is fourdays later against Binghamton, withSenior Night scheduled for October21againstUMBC.

CONNECTICUT: 6 (Babin,Begley,DeSanti,Hamilton,Little,Uscilla)

NEW YORK: 4 (Cross,Silenok,Smyth,Velardo)

CALIFORNIA: 3 (Lang,LoBello,Weil)

ENGLAND: 3 (Clarke,Dixon,Ray)MASSACHUSETTS: 3 (Alves,Brodeur,King)NEW HAMPSHIRE: 2 (Muser,Robinson)

PENNSYLVANIA: 2 (Mikell,Oberholtzer)

MAINE: 1 (Michaud)

NEW JERSEY: 1 (Aikens)

PORTUGAL: 1 (Pereira)

SENIORS: 4 (Babin,Hamilton,Michaud,Ray)

JUNIORS: 8 (Brodeur,DeSanti,King,LoBello,Robinson,Smyth,

Uscilla,Weil)SOPHOMORES: 9

(Alves,Begley,Dixon,Lang,Little,Muser, Oberholtzer,Pereira,Verlardo)

FRESHMEN: 5 (Aikens,Clarke,Cross,Mikell,Silenok)

2010 roster breakdown

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FORWARDS: 10 (Aikens,Alves,Cross,Dixon,Hamilton,Mikell,

Pereira,Robinson,Silenok,Uscilla)MIDFIELDERS: 11

(Alves,Babin,Clarke,Hamilton,King,LoBello,Mikell,Oberholtzer,Pereira,Ray)

DEFENDERS: 10 (Begley,DeSanti,King,Lang,LoBello,Michaud,

Muser,Ray,Weil)GOALKEEPERS: 2 (Brodeur,Little)

* Playerslistedatmultiplepositionsareincludedineachgroup.

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2010 Season Preview


John Natale returns for hisseventhseasonasheadcoachoftheHartfordwomen’ssoccerteam.Underhisguidance,theHawkshavemadefourAmericaEast Championship appear-ancesandonetriptotheNCAATournament.

NatalehasledHartfordtowin-ningseasonsinthreeofthelast

fouryears.LastseasontheHawkswent6-10-2overallandfinishedseventhintheAmericaEaststandings.Hart-fordalsohad twoplayershonoredby theconference,includingaFirstTeamAll-ConferenceandanAll-Rookieperformer.

Thehighlightofhiscoachingcareercamein2006whenheledHartfordtoanAmericaEastChampionshipandan appearance in the NCAA Tournament. The Hawksreboundedfromatoughstarttofinishasoneofthehot-testteamsinthecountry.TheteamenteredNCAAplay

JOHN NATALEhead coach ~ seventh season

withanunbeatenstreakof10gamesbeforefallingto12th-rankedRutgers in thefirst round.Hartford,whichwent undefeated in conference play, knocked off twonationally-rankedopponentsandwonAmericaEastregularseasonandchampionshiptitles.TheHawksalsocapturedfourofthesixmajorpostseasonawardsgivenoutbytheconference,includingNataleandhisstaffbeingnamedAmericaEastCoachingStaffoftheYear.

In six seasonsNatale has produced18all-conferenceselections,includingeightonthefirstteam.In2006threeplayersearnedmajorawards–MeaganRiemer(StrikeroftheYear),ElizabethCook(GoalkeeperoftheYear)andKellieLeyland(DefensivePlayeroftheYear).ThetrioalsoearnedspotsontheNSCAAAll-RegionandNEWISAAll-NewEnglandteams.CookandRiemerwerefirstteampicksforeachwhileLeylandwasasecondteamchoice.

Natale began his collegiate head coaching career in2004withtheHawks,leadingayoungsquadtothefirstroundoftheAmericaEastChampionship.Heisthefifthheadcoachinthehistoryoftheprogram.


oftheYear)andPhiladelphia’sMarkKrikorian(2001-02WUSACoachoftheYear).KrikorianisaformerHartfordwomen’sheadcoach(1996-2000).

TheHawksheadcoachingpositionrepresentsahomecomingofsortsforNatale,whowasaHartfordwomen’ssoccerassistantcoachin1999(17-4-0recordthatyear).Priortothat,NatalecoachedtheWethersfieldHighSchoolboy’steamfor twoyears.Wethersfieldwon theClassL statetitlein1999andhewasnamedconferencecoachoftheyearthatseason.

Natale, aWethersfield native, excelledasaplayeratEasternConnecticutStateUniversitywherehewasacaptainandparticipatedintheAll-NewEnglandSeniorBowl.HegraduatedfromECSUin1997withabachelor’sdegreeinphysicaleducation.HealsoplayedprofessionallyfortheWesternMassPioneersoftheUSL.

Inthesummerof2006,NatalecoachedtheWesternMassLadyPioneersoftheW-League,oneofthemosthighly-regardedwomen’sleaguesintheworld.Theteamfinishedwithan11-3-1recordandadvancedtothesemifinalsoftheEasternConferenceplayoffsforthefirsttimeinteamhistory.Natale–whocoachedthreeall-leagueselections,including theU19Playerof theYearand the league’sscoringchampion–wasnamedW-LeagueCoachof theYear.

BeforecomingtoHartford,Natalewasanassistantcoachfor the Boston Breakers in 2003 and the PhiladelphiaChargetheprevioustwoyears.Inthatrole,hewasinvolvedinallaspectsofcoaching,includingpracticeplanningandcoaching,playerskilldevelopment,scouting,andvideogameandplayeranalysis.BothfranchisesreachedtheplayoffseachyearofNatale’stenureintheWUSA.HehadtheopportunitytogainvaluableexperienceundertheguidanceoftwooftheWUSA’smoresuccessfulheadcoaches–Boston’sPiaSundhage(2002-03WUSACoach


Kelly Shimmin is entering herthirdseasonasassistantcoachfortheUniversityofHartfordwomen’ssoccerteam.TheLiver-pool,England,nativewillserveastheHawks’topassistant.

Prior to joining the Hartfordstaff, Shimmin’s coaching ex-perienceincludedstintswiththeConnecticutFootballClubU15

andU13Girl’sPremierteams,alongwithayearatCentralConnecticutStateUniversityasagraduateassistantcoachforthewomen’ssoccerteam.ShehasalsocoachedinbothEnglandandIcelandwithprofessionalteams.

ShimminenjoyedanillustriousplayingcareeratCentralConnecticut,whereshegraduatedin2004andwentontoearnamaster’sdegreein2007.SheledtheteamtothreestraightNortheastConferencetitlesasaplayerandanotherasagraduateassistantcoachin2005.Atwo-time

KELLY SHIMMINassIstant coach ~ thIrd season

NECPlayeroftheYear(2002,2003),sherankssecondinschoolhistoryinscoringwith40goalsand28assistsfor108pointsin72games.Shimminalsorakedinhonorsfrom theNewEnglandWomen’s IntercollegiateSoccerAssociation(FirstTeamAll-Northeast),theNationalSoccerCoachesAssociationofAmerica(FirstTeamAll-Northeast),andSoccerBuzz(HonorableMentionAll-American).

In2003,Shimminfinishedthirdinthenationinassistspergameand25thinpointspergamewhilesettingaschoolrecordwith16assists.Shealsoscoredthegame-winninggoalinCentralConnecticut’sfirst-everNCAAChampion-shipvictory,a1-0winoverBostonCollege.

Prior to her collegiate career, Shimmin played for theEvertonLadiesFootballClubofthePremierLeague.ShealsorepresentedEnglandasamemberofboththeU19andthefullnationalteamsandplayedinIceland.


KELLY SHIMMINassIstant coach ~ thIrd season

LAUREN ALDRED

assIstant coach second season

Lauren Aldred is entering hersecond season as an assistantcoachwithHartford. Aldred, a 2009 graduateof Hartford, was a two-yearletterwinnerfortheHawks. In her final season shestartedall19gamesand ledthe team in scoringwith eightgoals and one assist for 17points. Shewas named to the

AmericaEastAll-ConferenceFirstTeam,theNSCAA/adi-dasAll-NortheastRegionSecondTeam,theNEWISAAll-NewEnglandSecondTeamandtheSoccerBuzzNortheastAll-RegionThirdTeam. PriortocomingtoHartford,AldredplayedtwoyearsofsocceratOklahomaBaptistUniversityandwasatwo-timeall-conferencefirstteamselection.ShealsoattendedSt.Mary’sCollege(Middlesbrough)andFredLongworthHigh School (Manchester), and played club soccer forManchesterUnitedfrom2000-03.

CIROVIVIANO

volunteer assIstant

FIrst seasonCiroVivianojoinsthewomen’ssoccerstaffforhisfirstsea-sonasavolunteerassistantcoach. VivianocurrentlyservesastheheadcoachandfounderoftheVivianoSoccerAcademyandVSAUnited,aU-14GirlsPremiereteam.HefoundedtheAcademyin2006. Previously,VivianowastheheadcoachfortheWest-ernMassLadyPioneersoftheW-Leaguefrom2004-05. VivianoalsoservedastheheadcoachoftheAmeri-can International Collegewomen’s team from 2000-05.Duringthattime,healsocoachedtheLusitanoF.C.U-16andU-17girls teamsfrom2001-03,andservedastheCoachingDirectorandYouthClinicCoordinatoratSoccerCityinSpringfieldfrom2001-03. VivianostartedhiscoachingcareerastheheadcoachoftheRockyHillWallingfordS.C.from1990-92.Priortothat, Viviano played professionally for U.S. SalernitanaProClubinSalerno,Italyfrom1977-79,andtheA.C.ProSalernoClubfrom1975-77astheirstartinggoalkeeper. Viviano graduated from the Istituto ProfessionaleDiStatoperilCommercioSalerno,Italyin1978withaBach-elorinBusinessAdministration.


THE BABIN FILEhometown:

SHELTON, CONN.high school:

SHELTONheight: 5’ 6”

major: COMMUNICATION

JUNIOR (2009): Startedall18gamesfortheHawks...registeredtwoshots,oneongoal...helpedkeyadefensewhichallowedjust1.19goalspergameandrecordedfiveshutouts...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.0orbetter.

SOPHOMORE (2008): Playedin15gameswhilemakingfourstarts...finishedwithapairofassists...recordedtheassistonthegame-winninggoalagainstIona,thefirstpointofhercareer...alsopickedupanassistinawinoverBryant...namedtotheAmericaEastCommissioner’sHonorRollforthesecondstraightseason.

FRESHMAN (2007): Playedin17gameswhilemaking10starts...wasinthestartinglineupforthefinalsixgamesoftheseason...attempted10shotsandputfiveongoal ...namedto theAmericaEastCommissioner’sHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.5orhigher.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearvarsitystarteratSheltonHighSchool...anall-areaandAll-New Haven Register selectionasasenior...scoredfivegoalsandadded14assistsin2006...atwo-timeteamcaptainandoffensiveplayeroftheyearselection...herclubteam,theSouthCentralPremier,wasOpenCupchampionsin2002,2003and2004andregionalsemifinalistsin2004.

MICHELLE BABIN#14 • senIor • MIdFIelder

BABIN’S CAREER STATISTICS


YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2007 17-10 10 5 0 0 0 02008 15-4 4 2 0 2 2 02009 18-18 2 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 50-32 16 8 0 2 2 0

PERSONAL: BornNovember7,1989...thedaughterofAlanandLoriBabin...majoringincommunicationintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

MICHELLE BABIN

BABIN’S CAREER STATISTICS


THE HAMILTON FILEhometown:

COLUMBIA, CONN.high school:

MERCYheight: 5’ 8”

major: BIOLOGY

JUNIOR (2009): Startedall18games...nettedthreegoalsandfiveas-sistsfor11points...namedAmericaEastPlayeroftheWeekonSeptember14afterscoringtwogoalsandassistingonanotherina5-2victoryoverCentralConnecticut...alsotalliedagoalintheseasonfinale,a3-0triumphoverVermont...assistedonagoalintheHawks’firstAmericaEastvictoryoftheyear,a2-0shutoutofAlbany...alsohadanassistinthewinoverFairleighDickinsonandhadtwointhevictoryoverIona.

SOPHOMORE (2008): Playedin18gameswhilemaking16starts...finishedwithonegoalandtwoassistsforfourpoints...recordedagoalandanassistinthewinoverAlbany...alsohadanassistinthewinoverFairleighDickinson.

FRESHMAN (2007): AnAmericaEastAll-RookieTeamselection...played18gameswhilemaking13starts...herlonegoaloftheseasonwasthegamewinnerinovertimeatHolyCross...notchedheronlyassistagainstRiderduringtheadidas/HartfordFallClassic...namedAmericaEastCo-RookieoftheWeekonSeptember24.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Anall-conferenceandAll-Middletown Press selec-tionatMercyHighSchool...helpedherteamtoanSCCchampionshipin

MARY BETH HAMILTON#15 • senIor • Forward/MIdFIelder

HAMILTON’S CAREER STATISTICS


YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2007 18-13 22 8 1 1 3 12008 18-16 15 6 1 2 4 02009 18-18 36 8 3 5 11 1TOTAL 54-47 73 22 5 8 18 2

2005...alsoletteredinbasketballandlacrosse...aConnecticutstateODPplayer...playedfortheOak-woodSoccerClub.

PERSONAL: BornSeptember13,1989...thedaughterofMi-chaelandKathleenHamilton...majoringinbiologyintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

MARY BETH HAMILTON

HAMILTON’S CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2007* 8-1 3 1 0 0 0 02008* 20-0 8 3 0 0 0 02009 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 31-4 11 4 0 0 0 0*atCentralConnecticut


THE RAY FILEhometown:

KENT, ENGLANDhigh school:

BLACKFEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLSheight: 5’ 6”

major: HEALTH SCIENCE

JUNIOR (2009): Startedthefirstthreegamesoftheseasonbeforesuf-feringaseasonendingkneeinjury.

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedtwoseasonsatCentralConnecticutStateUniversity...sawactionin28games...playedforEngland’sU19nationalteam...playedtwoseasonsfortheArsenalLadiesAcademyatOaklandsCollege...playedcricketforEnglandforsixyears.

PERSONAL: BornSeptember10,1986...thedaughterofCaroleRay...majoringinhealthscienceintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

KAREN RAY#8 • senIor • MIdFIelder/deFender

RAY’S CAREER STATISTICS

ASHLEY MICHAUD


KAREN RAY#8 • senIor • MIdFIelder/deFender

THE MICHAUD FILEhometown:

GORHAM, MAINEhigh school:GORHAM

height: 5’ 10”major:

ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING

JUNIOR (2009): Joined the teammidway through the season ... didnotseeaction...namedtotheAmericaEastCommissioner’sHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.5orbetter.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearletterwinnerinsoccerandbasketballatGorhamHighSchool...helpedtheteamtotheWesternMaineChampi-onshipfrom2004-06,winningthestatetitlein2006...theteamearneda#6nationalrankingbytheNSCAAin2006andwas#1intheregion.

PERSONAL: BornDecember21,1988...thedaughterofAnnandGaryMichaud...majoringinarchitecturalengineeringintheCollegeofEngineer-ing,TechnologyandArchitecture.

ASHLEY MICHAUD#22 • senIor • deFender

MICHAUD’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2009 DIDNOTPLAYTOTAL 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0


THE BRODEUR FILEhometown:

WILBRAHAM, MASS.high school:

WILBRAHAM MONSON ACAD.height: 5’ 7”

major: BIOLOGY

SOPHOMORE (2009): Played every minute in goal for the Hawksthroughouttheseason...anAmericaEastAll-AcademicTeamselection...tiedforthirdintheconferencewithfiveshutouts...allowedmorethanonegoaljustonceinthelastninegamesoftheseason...rankedfifthintheAmericaEastingoals-againstaverage(1.19)...finishedfourthintheconferenceinsavepercentage(.825)...posted12savesinback-to-backvictoriesoverNorthernColoradoandIona...setanewcareer-highwith14savesinashutoutvictoryatAlbany...had104savesontheseason...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.0orhigher.

FRESHMAN (2008): AnAmericaEastAll-RookieTeamselection...startedandplayedall19gamesingoal...rankedsecondintheAmericaEastingoals-againstaverage(0.65)and23rdnationally...rankedsecondintheconferenceinsavepercentage(.854)and26thnationally...alsorankedfourthintheconferencewithsixshutouts...hadanoverallrecordof8-6-5...made76saves...recordedaseason-high10savesagainstGeorgeMa-son...namedtotheGeorgeMasonAll-TournamentTeam...namedAmericaEastRookieoftheWeekonOctober13afterpostingback-to-backshutoutsagainstMaineandAlbany...namedtotheAmericaEastCommissioner’sHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.5orbetter.

LAUREN BRODEUR#1 • JunIor • GoalkeePer


BRODEUR’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS MIN. GA AVG SAVES PCT. W L T SHO2008 19-19 1801:59 13 0.65 76 .854 8 6 5 62009 18-18 1660:00 22 1.19 104 .825 6 10 2 5TOTALS 37-37 3461:59 35 0.95 180 .837 14 16 7 11

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearstarteringoalatWilbraham&MonsonAcademy...namedtotheNSCAAAll-RegionITeamin2007...alsoanall-statepickin2007...namedtotheWomen’sWesternNewEnglandPrepSchoolSoccerAssociation(WWNEPSSA)All-StarTeamin2006and2007...selectedteamMVPasasenior...sportedanoverallrecordof53-8-3overhercareerwith40shutouts...helpedtheteamtoWWNEPSSAClassMchampionshipsin2004and2007...amemberoftheOakwoodSoccerClub.

PERSONAL: BornDecember23,1989...thedaughterofDavidandJodiBrodeur...majoringinbiologyintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

LAUREN BRODEUR


THE DeSANTI FILEhometown:

MERIDEN, CONN.high school:

MERCYheight: 5’ 5”

major: LIBERAL STUDIES

SOPHOMORE (2009): Startedall16games inwhich sheplayed ... talliedagoalandanassistforherfirstcollegiatepoints...nettedthefirstgoalofa3-0shutoutvictoryoverVermont...alsoassistedonascoreagainsttheCatamounts.

FRESHMAN (2008): Playedinall19gameswhilemaking13starts...startedthelastninegamesoftheseason...attempted15shots.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearvarsitystarteratMercyHighSchool...anNSCAAAll-Regionselectionin2007...atwo-timeall-conferenceandall-statehonoree...atwo-time All-AreaTeamselection...amemberoftheConnecticutODPteam...playedclubsoccerfortheSouthCentralFreedomPremier.

PERSONAL: BornMay2,1990 ... thedaughterofJosephDeSanti ...majoringinliberalstudiesinHillyerCollege.

MICHELE DeSANTI#13 • JunIor • deFender


DeSANTI’S CAREER STATISTICSYEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2008 19-13 15 10 0 0 0 02009 16-16 26 12 1 1 3 1TOTAL 35-29 41 22 1 1 3 1

MICHELE DeSANTI


THE ROBINSON FILEhometown:

EAST HAMPSTEAD, N.H.high school:

PINKERTON ACADEMYheight: 5’ 6”

major: ENTREPRENEURIAL STUDIES

SOPHOMORE (2009): TheHawks’leaderinpointswithfourgoalsandfourassistsfor12points...namedtheAmericaEastCo-PlayeroftheWeekonOctober26afterscoringbothgoalsina2-0victoryoverAlbanyandassistingonascoreintheseasonfinaletriumphoverVermont...sawactioninall18games,starting15...notchedagoalandtwoassistsinthewinoverCentralConnecticut...scoredtheeventualgame-winneroverFairleighDickinson...dishedoutanassistinthedrawwithMassachusetts...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.0orhigher.

FRESHMAN (2008): AnAmericaEastAll-ConferenceSecondTeamandAll-RookieTeamselection...playedinall19gameswhilemaking11starts...rankedsecondontheteaminscoringwithsixgoalsandoneassistfor13points...scoredapairofgoalsinwinsoverFairleighDickinson,VermontandBryant...nettedgame-winninggoalsagainstbothVermontandBryant...theloneassistcameagainstNewHampshire...namedAmericaEastRookieoftheWeekonAugust25andalsoearnedaspotontheTopDrawerSoccer.comWomen’sCollegeTeamoftheWeek.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearletterwinnerandthree-yearall-stateforwardatPinkertonAcademy...helpedherteamtothefinalsofthestate

BREEANNA ROBINSON#12 • JunIor • Forward

ROBINSON’S CAREER STATISTICS


YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2008 19-11 30 10 6 1 13 22009 18-15 42 17 4 4 12 2TOTAL 37-26 72 27 10 5 25 4

championshipin2005and2007andscored73goalsduringhercareer...aNewHampshireregionalpoolplayerin2006andaSuperYnationalpoolplayerin2005...playedherclubsoccerforGraniteFC...ateamcaptainasasenior...alsoanaccomplishedsprinterandlongjumperonthetrackandfieldteam...statechampioninthe55-and100-meterdashandwasthesixthfastestsprinterinNewEngland...stateandNewEnglandchampioninthelongjump...holdsthestaterecordinthelongjump.

PERSONAL: BornAugust16,1990...thedaughterofDeanandLindaRobinson...majoringinentrepre-neurialstudiesintheBarneySchoolofBusiness.

BREEANNA ROBINSON

ROBINSON’S CAREER STATISTICS


THE SMYTH FILEhometown:

NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y.high school:

NORTH TONAWANDAheight: 5’ 5”

major: HEALTH PROFESSIONS

SOPHOMORE (2009): Sawtimein17games,making11starts...at-tempted10 shots ... connectedonherfirst collegiategoal in thevictoryover Iona ...alsoassistedontheeventualgamewinneragainstFairleighDickinson.

FRESHMAN (2008): Played ineightgames,alloff thebench ...at-temptedsevenshots.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afive-yearvarsityletterwinneratNorthTonawandaHighSchool...atwo-timeall-conferenceandall-WesternNewYorkAthleticConferenceselection...namedtheGatoradeRookieoftheYearin2004...amemberoftheNewYorkODPteamfrom2002-06...playedfortheBuffaloPremierFutbolClub.

PERSONAL: BornDecember1,1989...thedaughterofJeffandDawnSmyth...majoringinhealthprofessionsintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

AMBER SMYTH#4 • JunIor • MIdFIelder

SMYTH’S CAREER STATISTICS


YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2008 8-0 7 5 0 0 0 02009 17-11 10 6 1 1 3 0TOTAL 25-11 17 11 1 1 3 0

AMBER SMYTH

SMYTH’S CAREER STATISTICS


THE USCILLA FILEhometown:

WESTPORT, CONN.high school:

SAINT JOSEPHheight: 5’ 6”

major: PSYCHOLOGY

SOPHOMORE (2009): Playedinall18gamesfortheHawks,startingallbutone...tiedfortheteamleadwithfourgoals...addedtwoassistsfor10totalpoints...scoredthefirstgoaloftheseasonforHartford,thelonetallyina1-0victoryoverNorthernColorado...notchedtwogoalsandanassistinthevictoryoverCentralConnecticut...addedagoalinthevictoryoverFairleighDickinson...alsoassistedonascoreinthewinoverIona.

FRESHMAN (2008): Missedtheseasonduetoakneeinjury...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaver-ageof3.0orhigher.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearstarteratSaintJosephHighSchool...anNSCAAAll-Americanin2007whilealsonamedNSCAAPlayeroftheYearinConnecticut...earnedGatoradeandCoca-ColaStatePlayeroftheYearaccoladesin2007...afour-timeall-conferenceselection...finishedherhighschoolcareerastheschool’scareerleadingscorerwith69goalsand34assistsfor172points...amemberoftheConnecticutODPteamfrom2002-07...playedclubsoccerfortheSouthCentralFreedomPremier,helpingtheteamtothreestatechampionships.

PERSONAL: BornJune19,1990...thedaughterofVictorandTheresaUscilla...enrolledintheCollegeofArtsandSciences...majoringinpsy-chology.

ALEX USCILLA#9 • JunIor • Forward

USCILLA’S CAREER STATISTICS


YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2008 DIDNOTPLAY2009 18-17 33 18 4 2 10 1TOTAL 18-17 33 18 4 2 10 1

ALEX USCILLA

USCILLA’S CAREER STATISTICS


THE ALVES FILEhometown:

LUDLOW, MASS.high school:

WILLISTON NORTHAMPTONheight: 5’ 6”

major: HEALTH SCIENCE

FRESHMAN (2009): AnAmericaEastAll-RookieTeamselection...sawactionin16games,makingninestartstoleadallfreshmen...startedthefinalsixgamesoftheyear...nettedherfirstcareergoalatBryant...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaver-ageof3.0orhigher.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Played two years of soccer at theWillistonNorthamptonSchool...asasenior,broketheschool’ssingleseasonrecordforgoalsandassists...ledtheteamtoa14-4-2overallrecordandaberthintheNewEnglandClassBsemifinals...anall-stateselection...namedaWomen’sWesternNewEnglandPrepSchoolSoccerAssociation(WWNEPSSA)All-Star...alsoplayedtwoyearsofsocceratLudlowHighSchool...asasophomore,scored22goalsandadded10assiststohelpLudlowwintheWesternMassachusettsDivisionItitleandreachthestatefinal...alsoearnedall-scholastichonorsintrackasasophomore.

PERSONAL: BornOctober2,1991...thedaughterofAnibalandCarlaAlves...majoringinhealthscienceintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

CAITLIN ALVES#7 • soPhoMore • Forward/MIdFIelder

SHEALAgH BEgLEY

YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2009 16-9 17 9 1 0 2 0TOTAL 16-9 17 9 1 0 2 0


CAITLIN ALVES

THE BEGLEY FILE

hometown: WEST HARTFORD, CONN.

high school:NORTHWEST CATHOLIC

height: 5’ 4”

major: LIBERAL STUDIES

FRESHMAN (2009): Sawactionin14games...scoredherfirstcollegiategoalagainstNewHampshire...alsoassistedonagoalinthe5-2victoryoverCentralConnecticut...namedtotheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.0orhigher.

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedvarsitysoccerforfouryearsatNorthwestCatholicHighSchool...totaled57goalsand66assistsduringhercareer...helpedtheteamreachthestateplayoffsallfouryears ...atwo-timeall-conferenceselectionandanall-statepickin2008...teamcaptainasajuniorandsenior.

PERSONAL: BornJune8,1991...thedaughterofJohnandMarybethBegley...heruncle,TomKearney,playedbaseballatHartford...majoringinliberalstudiesinHillyerCollege.

SHEALAgH BEgLEY#3 • soPhoMore • deFender



THE DIXON FILEhometown:

MANCHESTER, ENGLANDhigh school:

IRLAM & CADISHEADheight: 5’ 9”

major: EXERCISE SCIENCE

FRESHMAN (2009): Missedtheseasonduetoaseasonendingankleinjury.

BEFORE HARTFORD: AnNAIAAll-Americanin2008atOklahomaCityUniversity... ledtheteaminscoringwith28goalsand16assistsfor72points...tiedforthemostpointsinthecountryattheNAIAlevel...namedSoonerAthleticConferenceNewcomeroftheYearandMVP...alsoanall-conferencefirstteampick...ledtheteamtoa16-5-1overallrecordandaconferencechampionship...hadsevenmulti-goalgames...scoredfivegoalsandhandedoutthreeassistsinan8-0victoryoverMid-AmericaChristian...attended IrlamandCadisheadCommunityHighSchool ...memberofWomen’sFAPremierLeagueNorthernchampionshipteamwithBlackburnRoversLFC...three-timeLancashireCupwinners...playedforManchesterCityLFCclubteamandwasthetopscorerontheteam...alsoplayedforStockportCountyLFCclubteam.

PERSONAL: BornJuly27,1987... thedaughterofJeffreyandOlgaDixon...majoringinexercisescienceintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

CAROLINE DIXON#10 • soPhoMore • Forward

SHELBY LITTLE

YEAR GP-GS SHOTS SOG GOALS ASSISTS POINTS GW2009 DIDNOTPLAYTOTAL 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0


CAROLINE DIXON

THE LITTLE FILEhometown:

ASHFORD, CONN.high school:E.O. SMITH

height: 5’ 7”

major: SECONDARY EDUCATION

FRESHMAN (2009): Didnotseeaction.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Athree-yearvarsitystarteratE.O.SmithHighSchool...asasenior,ledtheteamtoa16-3-1overallrecord,aCCCEastConferencechampionshipandthestatesemifinals...recorded12shutoutsandwasnamedHartford CourantGoalieoftheYear...anall-stateandall-conferencepick...selectedtoplayintheConnecticutSeniorBowl...playedclubsoccerforCFCUnited.

PERSONAL: BornSeptember25,1991...thedaughterofEugeneandElizabethLittle...majoringinsecondaryeducationintheCollegeofEduca-tion,NursingandHealthProfessions.

SHELBY LITTLE#0 • soPhoMore • GoalkeePer

YEAR GP-GS MIN. GA AVG SAVES PCT. W L T SHO2009 DIDNOTPLAYTOTALS 0-0 0:00 0 0.0 0 .000 0 0 0 0


THE MUSER FILEhometown: DERRY, N.H.high school:

PINKERTON ACADEMYheight: 5’ 6”

major: HEALTH SCIENCES

FRESHMAN (2009): Appearedinfourgames,makingonestart.

BEFORE HARTFORD: Afour-yearmemberofthesoccerteamatPinker-tonAcademy ... helped the team to theNHIAA Tournament three times,includingthechampionshipgameasasophomore...alsoplayedtwoyearsofbasketballandayearoflacrosseatPinkertonAcademy...playedclubsoccerfortheNewHampshirePhantoms...teamwasU18StateChampionsSuperY.

PERSONAL: Born February 11, 1991 ... the daughter ofChristopherandDebbieMuser...majoringinhealthscienceintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

LAUREN MUSER#5 • soPhoMore • deFender

JULIANNE OBERHOLTZER



LAUREN MUSER

THE OBERHOLTZER FILEhometown:

HOLLAND, PA.high school:

COUNCIL ROCK SOUTHheight: 5’ 2”

major: SPECIAL/ELEMENTARY ED

FRESHMAN (2009): Playedin12games,makingonestart...dishedoutanassistduringthe2-0victoryoverAlbany.

BEFORE HARTFORD: A four-year starter and two-year captain atCouncilRockSouthHighSchool...ledtheteamtoa14-3-2overallrecordasaseniorandwasaSuburbanOneAll-LeagueFirstTeampick...helpedtheteamtoadistrictchampionshipasasophomoreandwasasecondteamall-leagueselection...anall-leaguethirdteampickasajunior...playedclubsoccerfortheFCBucksVipersandwonstatechampionshipsforfourstraightyears...playedODPforthreeyearsandmadetheregionalteamin2005.

PERSONAL: BornSeptember30,1991...thedaughterofJohnandDianeOberholtzer...majoringinelementaryandspecialeducationintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

JULIANNE OBERHOLTZER#2 • soPhoMore • deFender



THE VELARDO FILEhometown:

STORMVILLE, N.Y.high school:

OUR LADY OF LOURDESheight: 5’ 1”

major: LIEBRAL STUDIES

FRESHMAN (2009): Appeared ineightgames,making twostarts ...assistedonthegame-winninggoalagainstVermontintheseasonfinale...namedtotheAmericaEastCommissioner’sHonorRollforachievingagradepointaverageof3.5orhigher.

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedfouryearsofvarsitysocceratOurLadyofLourdesCatholicHighSchool ...helpedtheteamtoapairof leaguechampionships,asectionchampionshipandaregionalfinalsappearance...afour-timeall-leagueandall-sectionpick...namedrookieoftheyear...amemberoftheU-20SuperYLeaguenationalfinalistsquad...anEasternNewYorkODPplayer...participatedintheEmpireStateGames...alsocompetedintrackforoneseason.

PERSONAL: BornJanuary13,1991 ... thedaughterofDominickandLorettaVelardo...majoringinliberalstudiesinHillyerCollege.

gIOVANNA VELARDO#11 • soPhoMore • deFender

JENEE KINg



gIOVANNA VELARDO

THE KING FILEhometown:

HOLYOKE, MASS.high school:HOLYOKE

height: 5’ 9”

major: POLITICS/GOVERNMENT

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedtwoyearsatHolyokeCommunityCollege... ledteamtothe2009MCCACStateChampionshipand2009NJCAARegional21Championship...scoredsixgoalsandfourassistsontheseason...scoredagoalwith13assistsasafreshman...two-timeNJCAADivisionIIIAll-NewEnglandteam...2009NJCAADivisionIIIAll-American...earnedfourvarsitylettersinsoccerandtrackandfieldatHolyokeHighSchool...alsoplayedayearofsoftball.

PERSONAL: BornOctober15,1990...thedaughterofJenniferKeitt...majoringinpoliticsandgovernmentintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

JENEE KINg#21 • JunIor • MIdFIelder/deFender


THE LO BELLO FILEhometown:

GARDEN GROVE, CALIF.high school:

GARDEN GROVEheight: 5’ 7”

major: MATHEMATICS/EDUCATION

BEFORE HARTFORD: SpenttwoseasonsatCypressCollegeinCalifornia...earnedaSecondTeamAll-OrangeEmpireConferenceselectionin2008...scoredsixgoalsanddishedoutsixassiststhatseason...asasophomore,helpedleadtheteamtoa17-3-3record...earnedfourstraightFirstTeamAll-GardenGroveLeagueselectionswhileatGardenGroveHighSchool...earnedtheschool’sArgooftheYearawardasthetopfemaleathleteasasenior...compileda4.0GPAthroughouthighschool.

PERSONAL: BornAugust11,1990...thedaughterofConnieandMiguelLoBello...majoringinmathematicsandsecondaryeducationintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

AMANDA LO BELLO#6 • JunIor • MIdFIelder/deFender

NICOLE WEIL


AMANDA LO BELLO

THE WEIL FILEhometown:

GARDEN GROVE, CALIF.high school:

PACIFICAheight: 5’ 8”

major: PSYCHOLOGY

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedtwoyearsatCypressCollegewithteam-matesAmandaLoBelloandChristianaLang...firstteamAll-OrangeEmpireConferencebothseasons...two-timeteamcaptain...theteam’sMostValu-ablePlayerasasophomore...helpedPacificaHighSchooltothreeGardenGroveLeaguechampionshipsandanEmpireLeagueChampionship...alsorantrackatPacificaandplayedayearofsoftballatCypress.

PERSONAL: BornNovember28,1990...thedaughterofSaraandRobWeil...majoringinpsychologyintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

NICOLE WEIL#18 • JunIor • deFender


THE LANG FILEhometown:

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF.high school:

TEMECULA VALLEYheight: 5’ 5”

major: SOCIOLOGY

BEFORE HARTFORD: SpentoneseasonatCypressCollegewithAmandaLoBelloandNicoleWeil ... teamcaptainandSecondTeamAll-OrangeEmpireConferenceselection...ledthedefensewhichposted15shutoutsenroutetoa17-3-3season...nominatedfortheOrangeEmpireConferenceWomen’sAthleteCharacterAward...earnedfourvarsitylettersatTemeculaValleyHighSchool ...FirstTeamAll-SouthwesternLeagueselectionasasenior...helpedtheteamtoaleaguechampionshipin2007.

PERSONAL: BornNovember6,1989...raisedbyhersister,DanielleLang...majoringinsociologyintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

CHRISTIANA LANg#23 • soPhoMore • deFender

AMELIA PEREIRA


CHRISTIANA LANg

THE PEREIRA FILEhometown:

MADEIRA ISLAND, PORTUGALhigh school:

ESCOLA DA APELheight: 5’ 3”

major: MANAGEMENT

BEFORE HARTFORD: SpentoneseasonatMartinMethodistCollegeinTennessee...ledtheteamwith15goalsin21games...helpedthesquadadvancetotheNAIAnationalquarterfinals...amemberoftheU-19Por-tugueseNationalTeamsinceage16...helpedOdivelasFutebolClubeinLisbontoanationalclubchampionshipin2008-09...scored15goalsin20gamesthatseason.in2008-09.

PERSONAL: BornJune23,1990...thedaughterofLidiaandJosePereira...majoringinmanagementintheBarneySchoolofBusiness.

AMELIA PEREIRA#20 • soPhoMore • Forward/MIdFIelder


THE AIKENS FILEhometown:

WANTAGE, N.J.high school:

BLAIR ACADEMYheight: 5’ 4”

major: POLITICS/GOVERNMENT

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedfouryearsofvarsitysocceratBlairAcad-emy...three-timefirstteamall-prep...two-timeFirstTeamAll-MAPL...setaBlairrecordwith99careergoals...playedforboysteamsgrowingup,includingtheU-14NewJerseyStateCupchampionsin2005...playedwithArsenalWorldClassHawks,thesecond-rankedteaminNewJerseyand35thinthenationwhileshewasontheteam...playedfortheNewJerseyRangersFC...alsoplayedfouryearsofvarsitybasketball,twoofvarsitylacrosseandtwooftrackandfield.

PERSONAL: BornAugust28,1991...daughterofRoseanneandShawnAikens ...majoringinpoliticsandgovernment intheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

ARIELLE AIKENS#19 • FreshMan • Forward

LIZZY CLARKE


ARIELLE AIKENS

THE CLARKE FILEhometown:

NORTHAMTON, ENGLANDhigh school:

ROADE SECONDARYheight: 5’ 9”

major: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

BEFORE HARTFORD: PlayedfiveyearsofsocceratRoadeSecond-arySchool...helpedthemtoaleaguechampionshipin2005...recipientoftheSportsLeadersAwardin2007...alsoplayedatthecountylevelinEngland.

PERSONAL: BornJuly10,1991...thedaughterofLouisePayne...ma-joring inelementaryeducation in theCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

LIZZY CLARKE#17 • FreshMan • MIdFIelder


THE CROSS FILEhometown:

ALBANY, N.Y.high school:MAPLE HILL

height: 5’ 2”

major: BIOLOGY

BEFORE HARTFORD: A two-time First TeamAll-PatroonConferenceselectionwhileatMapleHillHighSchool...helpedhersquadtothe2007Section2ClassCfinals...alsohelpedtheteamtoafinalsappearanceoftheClassC/CCRegionin2008...playedfortheAdirondackLynxoftheWPSLin2008-09...alsohelpedsetaschoolrecordforthe4x100relayintrackandfield.

PERSONAL: BornAugust21,1992...speaksfourlanguages...daughterofMargaretandTimCross...majoringinbiologyintheCollegeofArtsandSciences.

ASHLEY CROSS#25 • FreshMan • Forward

RAELYNN MIKELL


ASHLEY CROSS

THE MIKELL FILEhometown:

GILBERTSVILLE, PA.high school:

BOYERTOWN AREAheight: 5’ 10”major:

UNDECIDED

BEFORE HARTFORD: HelpedBoyertownAreaHighSchooltoaPAC-10Conference championship in2008and2009 ... named the league’sMostValuablePlayerasasenior...alsonamedFirstTeamAll-AreabythePhiladelphia InquirerandFirstTeamAll-StatebythePennsylvaniaSoccerCoachesAssociation...theall-timeleadinggoalscoreratBoyertown...alsoapartofthreePAC-10lacrossechampionshipteams.

PERSONAL: BornNovember7,1991...thedaughterofKathiandRayMikell...majorisundecided...enrolledintheBarneySchoolofBusiness.

RAELYNN MIKELL#16 • FreshMan • Forward/MIdFIelder


THE SILENOK FILEhometown:

SOUTH SALEM, N.Y.high school:JOHN JAY

height: 5’ 6”

major: MATHEMATICS/EDUCATION

BEFORE HARTFORD: A four-year varsity player for John JayHighSchool...ledtheteaminscoringfrom2007-09...alsotheassistleaderasasenior...helpedtheteamtoleaguetitlesin2008and2009...twicenamedall-section...athree-timeall-leagueselection...Lower Hudson Journal News All-Starteamasasenior...theteam’sMostValuablePlayerthatyear.

PERSONAL: BornNovember1,1992...daughterofAlexandDaleSi-lenok...majoringinmathematicsandsecondaryeducationintheCollegeofEducation,NursingandHealthProfessions.

NICOLE SILENOK#24 • FreshMan • Forward

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NICOLE SILENOK TherearetwowaystobecomeinvolvedasadonortoUniversityofHartfordwomen’ssoccer.Bothplayanimportantroleinshap-ingthedirectionoftheprogramandimpact-ingthelivesofstudent-athletes. Thefirst is theBooter’sClub.DonationstotheBooter’sClubareannualcommitmentsusedtosupplementtheprogram’soperatingbudget. Improving the team’s scheduleandexpanding resources for recruiting are acouplewaystheseresourcesareutilized.

PeterAllaireFaisalandHyatAl-MarzookRaymondandCarolBaglin

RayBoisvertKevenandDianeBusquePeterandAliceDustonMarioElisarrarazHansEngman

BobandLindaForresterDanGaspar/StarGoalkeeperAcademy

ChuckGlenneyJackandPegGriffinJohnandDianeGuigli

BobHaggettandSusanPietrogalloTJHerlihy

JohnandMaycelleHoegerHobeyandDebbyHydeDougandSusanKeeler

GeorgeLasnierandWendyKingGeorgeLasnier

GeneandMiriamLinePeterandJuneLoMaglioWolfieandAnitaMielertLarryandJoanMurphy

PaulNewman/Newman’sOwnPalmerandAssociates

LizPalmerandLindaSkowronekMichaelPereira

MichaelandMariePetittiPatrickandKatarinaPreux

ButchReillyStacyRoth

HaraldandGretchenSandstromAnthonySereslisAgency

RichardSpurlingPeterSwatsburg

TomandJenniferTrilloTheresaandVictorUscilla

StephenandBarbaraWatersAllanandJoyceWilson

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PleasemakecheckspayabletotheUniversityofHartfordandmailtoEllenCrandall,AssociateAthleticsDirector/

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ForinformationcontactEllenCrandallat(860)768-5032

DirectorofAthleticsPatMeiser(right)withSoccerExcellenceFundcreatorBobForrester.

The Soccer ExcellenceDinner serves as thean-nual awards banquet for Hartfordmen’s andwomen’ssoccer.

2009-10HARTFORD WOMEN’S

BOOTER’S CLUB

Platinum Hawk Club ($5,000+)TomandSuzyReich

Gold Hawk Club ($1,000-$4,999)

Silver Hawk Club ($500-$999)JohnJ.Carson

Palmer&Associates

White Hawk Club ($250-$499)

Red Hawk Club ($100-$249)AvonSoccerClubBethKearnsRoyMorris

GayleandJimMulligan

Howie Hawk Club ($50-$99)MichaelandKathleenHamilton

CarloMagnoHaraldandGretchenSandstrom

Coaches Club ($0-$49)ElaineD’Aurio

MaryAnneFournier

ThesecondistheSoccerExcellenceAssociation.SoccerExcellence,undertheleader-ship ofalumnus Bob Forrester ’66, supports theannualawardsbanquet formen’s andwomen’ssoccerandaddresseslongtermprogramneedsidentifiedbycoaches.Theobjec-tiveforthegroupistoenrichtheexperienceofstudent-athletesbyprovidingamarginofexcellencethatelevatestheprofileofprogramandcontributestostudent-athletewelfare.TypicalinitiativesfundedbySoccerExcellenceleadershipincludeinternationalteamtravel,fieldupgradesandalumniengagementevents.

SOCCER EXCELLENCE ASSOCIATION

Giving to Women’s Soccer


2009 Results

DATE OPPONENT RESULT GOALIE (Saves) HARTFORD GOAL SCORERSAug.28 atWyoming L,0-2 LaurenBrodeur(1)Aug.30 atNorthernColorado W,1-0 LaurenBrodeur(12) AlexUscilla(LauraGuigli)Sept.2 IONA W,4-1 LaurenBrodeur(12) AmberSmyth(MaryBethHamilton) BeckyFlowers(unassisted) LauraGuigli(AlexUscilla) LauraGuigli(MaryBethHamilton)Sept.6 atBryant L,1-2 LaurenBrodeur(8) CaitlinAlves(LauraGuigli)Sept.10 FAIRFIELD L,0-4 LaurenBrodeur(5)Sept.13 CENTRALCONN.ST. W,5-2 LaurenBrodeur(6) AlexUscilla(MaryBethHamilton) BreeannaRobinson(AlexUscilla) MaryBethHamilton(BreeannaRobinson) MaryBethHamilton(ShealaghBegley) AlexUscilla(BreeannaRobinson)Sept.17 MASSACHUSETTS T,1-1(2ot) LaurenBrodeur(5) LauraGuigli(BreeannaRobinson)Sept.20 atArmy L,0-1 LaurenBrodeur(3)Sept.23 atPrinceton L,0-3 LaurenBrodeur(5)Sept.26 FAIRLEIGHDICKINSON W,2-0 LaurenBrodeur(5) BreeannaRobinson(AmberSmyth) AlexUscilla(MaryBethHamilton)Oct.2 STONYBROOK* T,0-0(2ot) LaurenBrodeur(3)Oct.4 NEWHAMPSHIRE* L,1-2 LaurenBrodeur(3) ShealaghBegley(LauraGuigli)Oct.8 atBinghamton* L,0-1 LaurenBrodeur(6)Oct.11 atUMBC* L,0-1 LaurenBrodeur(3)Oct.15 MAINE* L,0-1 LaurenBrodeur(2)Oct.18 atBostonUniv.* L,0-1 LaurenBrodeur(4)Oct.22 atAlbany* W,2-0 LaurenBrodeur(14) BreeannaRobinson(MaryBethHamilton) BreeannaRobinson(JulianneOberholtzer)Oct.25 VERMONT* W,3-0 LaurenBrodeur(7) MicheleDeSanti(GiovannaVelardo) LauraGuigli(MicheleDeSanti) MaryBethHamilton(BreeannaRobinson)

HOMEgameinCAPS Overall:6-10-2*–AmericaEastgames AmericaEast:2-5-1 Home:4-3-2 Away:2-7-0 Neutral:0-0-0 Overtime:0-1-1


2009 Statistics

OVERALL CONFERENCE CAREERNO PLAYER G/GS SH G A PTS GW G A PTS G A PTS12 BreeannaRobinson 18/15 42 4 4 12 2 2 1 5 10 5 2510 LauraGuigli 18/18 33 4 3 11 0 1 1 3 12 8 3215 MaryBethHamilton 18/18 36 3 5 11 1 1 1 3 5 8 189 AlexUscilla 18/17 33 4 2 10 1 0 0 0 4 2 1013 MicheleDeSanti 16/16 26 1 1 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 33 ShealaghBegley 14/0 11 1 1 3 0 1 0 2 1 1 34 AmberSmyth 17/11 10 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 37 CaitlinAlves 16/9 17 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 223 BeckyFlowers 18/18 7 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 5 1 1111 GiovannaVelardo 8/2 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 12 JulianneOberholtzer 12/1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 118 RachelRichards 17/17 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 214 MichelleBabin 18/18 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 222 AshleyMichaud 1/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 021 JamieAlnwick 18/16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 08 KarenRay 3/3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 05 LaurenMuser 4/1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HARTFORDTOTALS 18 222 20 19 59 6 6 6 18 OPPONENTTOTALS 18 253 22 19 63 10 6 5 17

NO PLAYER G/GS MIN GA GAA SVS SV% SO W-L-T1 LaurenBrodeur 18/18 1660:00 22 1.19 104 .825 5 6-10-2 Conference Career 37/37 3461:59 35 0.95 180 .837 11 14-16-7 HARTFORDTOTALS 18 1660:00 22 1.19 105 .825 5 6-10-2 OPPONENTTOTALS 18 1660:00 20 1.08 75 .789 9 10-6-2


MERICAEASTTM

America East Conference

Nowinitsfourthdecadeofoperation,AmericaEasthasevolvedintooneof themostcomprehensiveNCAADivision I conferenceswithacommitmenttobroad-based,competitiveathleticsprograms,comple-menting theacademic integrityandmissionsof themember institu-tions.

Progressive in itsapproachto itsmorethan3,400student-athletes,AmericaEast recognizes champions ineachof its20 sports:base-ball,men'sandwomen'sbasketball,men'sandwomen'scrosscountry,field hockey,men'sandwomen's indoor trackandfield,men'sandwomen'slacrosse,men'sandwomen'soutdoortrackandfield,men'sandwomen'ssoccer,softball,men'sandwomen'sswimminganddiv-ing,men'sandwomen'stennis,andwomen’svolleyball.AmericaEastalsoconductsthenation’smostcomprehensiveacademicrecognitionprogramforstudent-athletes.

WithageographicfootprintcoveringtheMid-AtlantictoNortheastregionsoftheUnitedStates,AmericaEaststrivestodevelopchampi-onsinacademics,athleticsandleadershipatitsninememberinstitu-tions:UniversityatAlbany,BinghamtonUniversity,BostonUniversity,UniversityofHartford,UniversityofMaine,UMBC,UniversityofNewHampshire,StonyBrookUniversityandUniversityofVermont.

Academics…Vermont captured its sixth straight America East Academic•Cupin2010afteritsstudent-athletesregisteredacumulative3.19grade-point average,whichwas thebestmark in theaward’s 15-year history. NewHampshire recorded a 3.16GPAandalsoeclipsedtheformerstandard,whilefiveotherschoolsearneda3.0GPAorbetter.AmericaEast’s3,400student-athletesregisteredacombined•3.05GPAduringthe2009-10academicyearandover60percentofthemwerenamedtoAmericaEast’sAcademicHon-orRollforrecordingGPA’sof3.0orbetter.Seven student-athletes were tabbed ESPN The Magazine/•CoSIDAAcademicAll-Americansduringthe2009-10season,theleague’smostsincethe2005-06academicyear.TwentyotherswereAll-Districtselections.Binghamton’sSvenVloedgraven (tennis)andVermont’sMay•Kotsopoulos(basketball)weretheAmericaEastMaleandFe-maleScholar-AthletesoftheYear,respectively.Twenty-fourAmericaEastteamswerepubliclyrecognizedby•theNCAAfortheirmultiyearAcademicProgressRate(APR),forfinishingamongthetop10percentofteamsinthenation,theleague’smostsince2006.

Athletics…BostonUniversitywontheStuartP.Haskell,Jr.Commissioner’s•Cupforthefifthstraightyearandeighthtimeinthelastnineyearsaftercapturingaleague-hightyingsixchampionships,threeregular-seasontitlesandthreerunner-upfinishesduring

the2009-10season.Twenty-two America East student-athletes earned All-Amer-•ica recognition, including one inmen’s basketball, one eachin men’s andwomen’s soccer, six in men’s lacrosse, seven inwomen’s lacrosse,oneeachinfieldhockeyandsoftballandfourincrosscountry/track&field.ArecordsixAmericaEastmen’sandwomen’sbasketballteams•qualifiedforthepostseason:BostonUniversitymen(CBI),Bos-tonUniversitywomen(WNIT),Hartfordwomen(NCAA),StonyBrookmen (NIT),Vermontmen (NCAA)andVermontwomen(NCAA).StonyBrookmen’slacrosseclimbedtoNo.7inthenationand•reachedthequarterfinalsoftheNCAAChampionshipafteran9-7victoryoverDenverinthefirstround.BostonUniversitysoftballandStonyBrookbaseballeachwon•a game in its respective NCAA Championship. The TerriersdownedUMass,whiletheSeawolvesupendedN.C.State.Binghamtonmen’stennisclimbedtoNo.43inthenationwhile•SvenVloedgravenbecame thefirstAmericaEast tennis stu-dent-athlete to qualify for the NCAA individual champion-ships.

Leadership…AmericaEastenteredintoacorporatesponsorshipwithNew-•man’sOwn,Inc.andNewman'sOwnFoundation,whichspon-soredthefirstCampusCommunityServiceChallengetofostersocial good on the conference’s nine campuses and in sur-roundingcommunities.Over$100,000wasdonatedaspartoftheChallenge.HartfordvolleyballplayerLindsayMakowickiandStonyBrook•baseball player Stephen Marino were named the AmericaEastMaleandFemaleSportsmanshipAwardwinners.UMBCPresidentFreemanHrabowskiwasnamedoneof the•nation's"10BestCollegePresidents"byTimeMagazine.FiveAmericaEastinstitutionsarerankedamongthetop110•nationaluniversitiesaccordingtotheU.SNewsandWorldRe-portAmerica'sBestCollegeGuideandUMBCwasrecognizedasthetop“Up-and-Coming”universityinthecountry.Several formerAmericaEastathleteshavemadeapositive•impactintheprofessionalranks:

Former Hartford men’s basketball star Vin Baker and•three-timeAmericaEastPlayeroftheYearReggieLewis,whocaptainedtheBostonCelticsatthetimeofhispre-maturedeath, combined tomakefiveNBAAll-Starap-pearancesduringtheircareers.Three-timeAmericaEastPlayeroftheYearMalikRoseplayed13seasonswithfiveteamsandcontributedtoapairofchampionshipswiththeSanAntonioSpurs.Three-timeAll-AmericaEastselectionJoseJuanBareahas•playedthreeseasonwiththeDallasMavericksandtwo-timePlayerofYearMarqusBlakelyplayedwiththeLos


America East Conference

All-Conference First Team

F JessicaLuscinski BostonU.F FarrellMcClernon BostonU.F LauraMartel MaineM MandiCasares BinghamtonM ShaunaKelleher BostonU.M EmilyPallotta BostonU.M BeckyFlowers HartfordD CaseyBrown BostonU.D AnjelicaHodgson MaineD AlexTeti StonyBrookG JanieReilly BostonU.

All-Conference Second Team

F ChelseaDeVerna AlbanyF AshleyTirabassi AlbanyF ShaunnaKaplan NewHampshireM MaggieDeVerna AlbanyM RebeccaLee AlbanyM ChristinaDiIelsi MaineM MoniqueLamotte NewHampshireD CaseyMarks AlbanyD MaraOsher BostonU.D KellyMooney NewHampshireG MarisaViola StonyBrook

America East OverallSchool W L T Pts. W L T Pct.BostonUniversity 7 1 0 21 14 6 2 .682Binghamton 6 2 0 18 9 7 2 .556Maine 5 2 1 16 9 5 3 .618StonyBrook 5 2 1 16 7 10 2 .421Albany 3 4 1 10 8 10 1 .447NewHampshire 3 5 0 9 4 14 1 .237HARTFORD 2 5 1 7 6 10 2 .389Vermont 1 5 2 5 1 13 3 .147UMBC 1 7 0 3 2 14 1 .147

All-Rookie Team

ChelseaDeVerna AlbanyMaggieDeVerna AlbanyCaseyMarks AlbanyJamieHolliday BinghamtonEmilyPape BinghamtonMeganMcGoldrick BostonU.CaitlinAlves HartfordMeaganPrice-Leibenzeder MaineMoniqueLamotte NewHampshireSa’shaKershaw StonyBrookTarynSchoenbeck StonyBrookJessicaHerbst Vermont

StrikeroftheYear:LauraMartel,Maine MidfielderoftheYear:EmilyPallotta,BostonUniversityDefenderoftheYear:CaseyBrown,BostonUniversity GoalkeeperoftheYear:JanieReilly,BostonUniversityRookieoftheYear:ChelseaDeVerna,Albany Co-CoachingStaffsoftheYear:BostonU.andAlbany

2009 AMERICA EAST FINAL STANDINGS

2009 CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2009 POSTSEASON AWARDS

Angeles Clippers’ summer league squad and earned a two-yearcontract.Currentwomen’sbasketballcoachesJenniferRizzotti(Hartford)•andCindyBlodgett(Maine)haveappearedinWNBAaction.HartfordgradJeffBagwellbelted448homerunsin15seasons•with theHoustonAstrosandwasnamedtheNationalLeagueRookieoftheYearin1991andMVPin1994.CarlosPena,the1998BaseballScholar-AthleteatNortheast-•ern, earnedAmerican LeagueComebackPlayer of theYearhonorsin2007,wonanAmericanLeagueGoldGloveatfirstbasein2008,madehisfirstAll-Starappearancein2009andfinishedwithaleague-leading39homeruns.MinnesotaTwins’JoeNathan,aformerAcademicAll-AmericanatStonyBrook,hasbeenanAll-StarfourtimesandwontheRolaidsReliefManAwardin2009.Severalmen’ssoccerstandoutshaveplayedprofessionally,both•in theUnitedStatesandabroad.BostonUniversitygraduateAndyDormanplayedfourseasonswiththeNewEnglandRevo-lutioninMLSandhasspentthelastfouryearsintheScottishandEnglish Premier Leagues. Two-time America EastGoalkeeperoftheYearBounaCoundoulfromAlbanyhasplayedfivesea-sonsinMLSwiththeColoradoRapidsandNewYorkRedBullsandhas25careershutouts.StewardCeus(Albany)andSamuelAppiah(BostonUniversity)weredraftedbyColoradoandtheHoustonDynamoeachofthelasttwoyears.BostonUniversity’sMaraOsher,atwo-timeall-conferencehon-•oree,andCaseyBrown,theonlythree-timeAmericaEastDe-fenderoftheYear,weredraftedbytheWashingtonFreedomandBostonBreakersofWomen’sProfessionalSoccer,respec-tively.

Quarterfinals-Thursday,October29Game1:No.3Maine2,No.6NewHampshire1(2ot)

Game2:No.4StonyBrook2,No.5Albany0

Semifinals-Sunday,November1Game3:No.2Binghamton0,Maine0Binghamtonadvancesonpenaltykicks

Game4:No.1BostonUniversity2,StonyBrook1(2ot)

TitleGame-Saturday,November7Game5:BostonUniversity4,Binghamton0

AllGamesatHigherSeed


Inadditiontoitstraditionofsuccessontheplayingfield,theHartfordwomen’ssoccerprogramhasbeenexemplaryintheclassroom.TheHawkshavepostedthetopteamgradepointaverageintheconferenceforsixofthepastnineyears,andlastseasontheteamturnedina3.25GPA.Ad-ditionally,13membersoftheteampostedagrade-pointaverageof3.0orbetterandearnedaspotontheAmericaEastAcademicHonorRoll. Thesuccesswomen’ssoccerhasenjoyedintheclassroomisamicrocosmforadepartment-widecommitmenttoacademicexcellence.Hartfordpostedanoverallstudent-athleteGPAof3.01,andoutof342student-athletes,52percent(177)posteda3.0orbetterduringtheirathleticseasons.Nearly27percent(90)posteda3.5orbetter.TheHawksarealsoperennialcontendersfortheAmer-icaEastAcademicCup,anawardthatgoestotheschoolwiththehighestoverallstudent-athleteGPA.Hartfordlastwontheawardin1997. Seven women’s soccer players have beennamed theAmerica East Scholar-Athlete for theirsport.Theawardisgiventothetopoverallscholar-athlete of each sport the America East sponsors.ElizabethCook (right)wasHartford’smost recentwinner,earningthedistinctionin2006and2007. In2008,bothKaceyBusqueandLauraGuiglirepresentedHartfordontheAmericaEastAll-Aca-demicTeam.BusquewasalsonamedtotheESPNTheMagazineAcademicAll-DistrictFirstTeam,anaward that is given out annually by the CollegeSportsInformationDirectorsofAmerica(CoSIDA).

2009JamieAlnwickCaitlinAlvesMichelleBabinShealaghBegleyLaurenBrodeurBeckyFlowersSarahGoldLauraGuigliAshleyMichaudRachelRichardsBreeannaRobinsonGiovannaVelardo

2008MichelleBabinBrittanyBlackLaurenBrodeurKaceyBusque

MonicaElisarrarazBeckyFlowersSarahGoldLauraGuigli

MariaKarahaliosKellieLeylandMichelleOrelliRachelRichardsAlexUscilla

2007LaurenAldredMichelleBabinBrittanyBlackKaceyBusqueChiaraCaenAshleyCarreiraElizabethCookBeckyFlowersSaraFlowersSarahGoldLauraGuigliKellieLeylandMichelleOrelliRachelRichardsMeaganRiemerMajaSiösteenJackieStrell

2006BrittanyBlackKaceyBusqueChiaraCaenAshleyCarreiraElizabethCookStephanieD’AurioStephanieDemakeDanielleDietrichLauraGuigliCrystalMorrisMelissaPelletierRachelRichardsMajaSiösteen

Katharina LindnerVerizon Academic All-American of the Year

In2002,seniorwomen’ssoccerplayerKatharinaLindnerbecametheUniversityofHartford’sfirstVerizonAcademicAll-AmericanoftheYear,anawardgivenouteachyeartooneDivisionIwomen’ssoccerplayerbytheCollegeSportsInfor-mationDirectorsofAmerica. Lindner,adoublemajorincommunicationsandpsycholo-gy,finishedheracademiccareerwithaperfect4.0cumulativegradepointaverage.ShewasalsonamedtotheVerizonAca-demicAll-AmericaFirstTeamforthesecondstraightseason. “Katharina isamodel student-athlete,” saidDirector ofAthleticsPatMeiser.“Wearesoproudofheraccomplishments.She’sbeenenormouslysuccessfulonthefield,andevenmoreoutstandingintheclassroom.” LindnerwasalsoarepeatselectionastheAmericaEastScholar-Athleteforwomen’ssoccer,anhonorgivenoutbytheconferencetothetopscholar-athletesineachofits20sports. Asafour-yearstarterat forwardandmidfield,Lindnerstarted and played in all but one game during her careerandstandstiedforthemostgamesplayedandgamesstarted(87)atHartford.Ateamcaptainforthreeseasons,sheledtheHawkstotwoAmericaEastchampionshipsandfourconsecutiveNCAAappearances.Shewasalsoafour-timeall-conferenceselectionandaFirstTeamNSCAAAll-Americanin2000.

Academic Excellence

HAWKS ON THE AMERICA EAST

ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

(last 4 seasons)


YEAR-bY-YEAR RECORDSYear Record Pct. Coach Captain(s) Postseason2009 6-10-2 .389 JohnNatale(40-56-17,.429) LauraGuigli,RachelRichards,BeckyFlowers None2008 8-6-5 .553 JohnNatale KaceyBusque,KellieLeyland,BeckyFlowers None2007 7-6-5 .528 JohnNatale SaraFlowers,ElizabethCook,MeaganRiemer None2006 10-9-2 .524 JohnNatale SaraFlowers,StephanieD’Aurio NCAA(FirstRound) AmericaEastChampions2005 4-13-1 .250 JohnNatale BrookeJohns,ErinMucha None2004 5-12-2 .316 JohnNatale KatieGardiner,ErinMucha None2003 7-10-3 .425 EvaBergsten(36-23-3,.605) JeanetteAkerlund,CindyWalsh None2002 14-7-0 .667 EvaBergsten KatharinaLindner,TiniLyng,PattyWoodson NCAA(FirstRound) AmericaEastChampions2001 15-6-0 .714 EvaBergsten KatharinaLindner,TiniLyng,PattyWoodson NCAA(FirstRound)2000 17-4-0 .810 MarkKrikorian(75-30-3,.708) KatharinaLindner NCAA(SecondRound)1999 18-5-2 .760 MarkKrikorian SandraDoreleijers,JaimeFountain NCAAFinalEight(FourthRound) AmericaEastChampions1998 17-5-0 .723 MarkKrikorian SandraDoreleijers NCAAFinal16(SecondRound) AmericaEastChampions1997 19-2-1 .886 MarkKrikorian GameCaptains NCAAFinal16(SecondRound) AmericaEastChampions1996 4-14-0 .222 MarkKrikorian AmySalamon,DonnaHolyman,DanielleRotondi None1995 15-4-2 .738 AustinDaniels(103-35-6,.736) AmyFournier,JessicaReifer,MichelleMcKenzie NCAAFinal24(FirstRound) NACChampions1994 16-4-1 .785 AustinDaniels AmyFournier,LisaKesselman,JessicaReifer NCAAFinalEight(ThirdRound) NACChampions1993 11-7-1 .605 AustinDaniels RoseDaley,MichelleThornsbury NACChampions1992 19-2-0 .905 AustinDaniels NancyKramarz,KarenRomero NCAAFinalFour(ThirdRound) NACChampions1991 14-7-0 .667 AustinDaniels YvonneGwinnell,NancyKramarz,KarenRomero NCAAFinalEight(SecondRound) NACChampions1990 11-7-2 .600 AustinDaniels GaraField,ReginaRonan NCAAFinal12(FirstRound)1989 17-4-0 .810 AustinDaniels TriciaDeignan,MonicaHodina,KarenScheibe NCAAFinalEight(SecondRound)1988 7-9-4 .450 TedStavropoulos(47-35-10,.565) AudreyRussell,SarahSeavey,MaribethBlonski None1987 12-10-1 .543 TedStavropoulos AudreyRussell,LizPalmer ECACTournament(SecondPlace)1986 11-7-1 .605 TedStavropoulos AudreyRussell,GayleGeier,LizPalmer None1985 12-4-1 .735 TedStavropoulos AlysonMcCartney ECACTournament1984 5-5-3 .500 TedStavropoulos GretaFerkel ECACTournamentProgramTotalRecord:301-179-39(.618),26years

AL-MARzOOK FIELD Hartfordwomen’ssoccerhasplayedonAl-MarzookFieldsincetheprogram’sinceptionin1984.TheHawksowna172-65-18

(.710)homerecordinthattime,includinga51-30-14(.611)markthepast10years.

Record Book

2009 ........................4-3-22008 ........................5-2-32007 ........................2-2-52006 ........................8-2-02005 ........................2-6-12004 ........................2-6-12003 ........................3-4-22002 ........................9-1-02001 ........................7-0-0

2000 ........................9-4-01999 ......................13-2-01998 ........................8-0-01997 ........................8-0-01996 ........................4-7-01995 ......................10-0-11994 .....................10-3-11993 ........................8-2-01992 ......................11-0-0

1991 ........................8-2-01990 ........................6-3-01989 ........................7-1-01988 ........................5-2-11987 ........................7-5-01986 ........................8-2-01985 ........................5-2-01984 ........................3-4-1


Year Opponent..................................Score................................................ Round2006 Rutgers.......................................L,0-2........................................FirstRound2002 Nebraska..................................L,0-2........................................FirstRound2001 Harvard.....................................L,0-1(4ot).............................FirstRound2000 Harvard.....................................L,0-3..................................SecondRound1999 PennState.................................L,0-2................................... Quarterfinals Virginia......................................W,3-2(3ot)......................... ThirdRound Florida.......................................W,1-0................................SecondRound Princeton....................................W,2-1......................................FirstRound1998 Connecticut................................L,1-2...................................... ThirdRound Harvard.....................................W,3-0................................SecondRound1997 Connecticut................................L,1-2(2ot).......................SecondRound Colgate......................................W,4-0......................................FirstRound

Opponent Record Last Win Last Loss First MeetingAdelphi 1-3-2 1988,1-0 1986,1-2 1984(L,0-1)Albany 9-0-0 2009, 2-0 None 2001 (W, 5-1)American 1-0-0 1994,9-1 None 1994(W,9-1)Amherst 1-0-0 1985,1-0 None 1985(W,1-0)Army 3-1-0 2007,1-0 2009,0-1 2005(W,1-0)Barry 0-1-0 None 1987,0-1 1987(L,0-1)BerkshireCC 2-0-0 1984,4-0 None 1984(W,4-3)Binghamton 4-4-1 2008, 3-1 2009, 0-1 2002 (L,0-1)BostonCollege 8-5-1 2000,2-1 2004,0-3 1986(L,0-3)Boston Univ. 9-8-0 2007, 1-0 2009, 0-1 1996 (W, 2-0)Bridgeport 1-0-0 1986,6-0 None 1986(W,6-0)Brown 11-2-0 2002,2-1(ot) 2003,0-2 1984(W,1-0)Bryant 1-1-0 2008,W3-0 2009,1-2 2008(W,3-0)Cal-Berkeley 2-3-0 2002,3-1 1996,0-5 1990(L,1-2)Cal-SantaBarbara 3-0-0 1993,3-0 None 1991(W,4-0)Canisius 3-0-0 1997,7-1 None 1988(W,4-1)Central Conn. State 4-5-1 2009, 5-2 2007, 2-3 (ot) 1998 (W, 5-0)CentralFlorida 0-2-0 None 2008,0-1 1991(L,0-4)Colgate 4-3-2 1997,4-0 2007,0-2 1986(W,1-0)ColoradoCollege 2-2-0 1994,2-0 1991,0-3 1990(L,1-2)Connecticut 5-15-1 2003,1-0(ot) 2004,0-3 1986(L,0-1)ConnecticutColl. 1-0-2 1985,4-0 None 1984(T,1-1ot)Cornell 4-3-0 1997,4-0 2007,0-1(2ot) 1992(W,2-1)Dartmouth 2-6-2 2001,2-0 2004,0-2 1994(T,1-1)Delaware 14-1-0 2001,2-1(ot) 1996,1-3 1991(W,5-0)Drexel 5-0-0 2001, 3-1 None 1997 (W, 7-0)Duke 0-2-0 None 1998,1-2 1992(L,0-1)Fairfield 2-3-0 1999,3-0 2009,0-4 1984(W,5-0)Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0-0 2009, 2-0 None 2008 (W, 3-0)Florida 2-2-0 2000,3-0 1999,0-5 1998(L,2-5)Fordham 1-0-0 2002,8-0 None 2002(W,8-0)GeorgeMason 4-1-0 2000,3-0 2008,0-1(ot) 1988(W,1-0ot)Georgetown 0-0-1 None None 2008(T,0-02ot)GeorgeWashington 1-0-0 1995,1-0(ot) None 1995(W,1-0ot)Harvard 5-4-2 2002,2-1 2001,1-0(4ot) 1996(L,0-5)Hofstra 9-0-1 2001,1-0(3ot) None 1995(W,9-0)HolyCross 9-1-0 2007,1-0(ot) 1986,0-1 1985(W,3-1)Iona 3-0-0 2009,4-1 None 1985(W,24-0)JamesMadison 1-0-0 1993,4-0 None 1993(W,4-0)KeeneState 2-0-0 1986,2-1 None 1985(W,3-0)La Salle 1-1-0 2005, 2-0 2006, 0-2 2005 (W, 2-0)LongBeachState 0-1-0 None 2003,1-3 2003(L,1-3)Loyola 1-0-0 2002,3-0 None 2002(W,3-0)Maine 15-4-4 2006, 1-0 2009, 0-1 1990 (W, 2-0)Manhattan 1-0-0 2004,3-0 None 2004(W,3-0)Maryland 1-1-0 1987,1-0 1996,0-3 1987(W,1-0)Marymount 1-0-0 1989,2-0 None 1989(W,2-0)Massachusetts 5-10-3 1994,2-0 2007,0-4 1986(L,0-1)Michigan 1-0-0 1995,2-1 None 1995(W,2-1)MichiganState 2-0-0 1993,4-1 None 1991(W,3-0)Bold red text indicates 2010 opponent

Opponent Record Last Win Last Loss First MeetingMonmouth 2-1-1 1989,5-2 1987,1-3 1986(W,5-1)Nebraska 0-1-0 None 2002,0-2 2002(L,0-2)New Hampshire 17-9-2 2006, 2-1 2009, 1-2 1985 (W, 2-1)NewHamp.Coll. 1-1-0 1986,1-0 1985,1-2 1985(L,1-2)Niagara 2-1-0 1989,7-1 1988,0-1 1987(W,5-1)NorthCarolina 0-4-0 None 1999,1-7 1987(L,0-4)NCState 1-2-0 1989,2-1 1990,0-3 1988(L,1-2)Northeastern 7-1-1 2002,3-0 2003,0-4 1997(W,7-0)NorthernColorado 1-0-0 2009,1-0 None 2009(W,1-0)NotreDame 0-3-0 None 2003(1-9) 2001(L,0-2)OregonState 1-0-0 1994,5-2 None 1994(W,5-2)PennState 0-2-0 None 1999,0-2 1984(L,0-1ot)Pittsburgh 1-0-0 1999,4-0 None 1999(W,4-0)Portland 1-1-0 1994,4-3(ot) 1993,1-3 1993(L,1-3)Princeton 1-3-0 1999, 2-1 2009, 0-3 1999 (W, 2-1)Providence 7-4-0 1994,5-1 2008,1-2 1986(W,2-0)Radford 0-1-0 None 1985,1-3 1985(L,1-3)RhodeIsland 10-3-1 1994,5-1 2005,0-7 1984(L,0-4)Richmond 0-0-1 None None 1999(T,0-0ot)Rider 0-0-1 None None 2007(T,1-12ot)Rutgers 3-5-1 1991,3-1 2006,0-2 1985(L,0-3)SacredHeart 0-1-0 None 2005,1-2(2ot) 2005(L,1-22ot)SalveRegina 1-0-1 1985,5-0 None 1984(T,1-1ot)SanDiego 0-1-0 None 1995,0-2 1995(L,0-2)SantaClara 1-3-0 1992,1-0 1996,0-7 1991(L,0-1)Siena 2-2-0 1996,6-1 2006,1-2 1987(W,1-0)SMU 1-0-0 1990,3-2 None 1990(W,3-2)Springfield 2-1-0 1985,2-0 1986,0-1 1984(W,1-0)Stanford 0-1-0 None 1994,0-1 1994(L,0-1)Stetson 1-0-0 2008,1-0 None 2008(W,1-0)St.John’s 0-2-0 None 2004,2-3 2003(L,1-4)Stony Brook 8-1-3 2005, 1-0 2008, 0-1 1989 (W, 4-0)Syracuse 0-1-0 None 2005,1-3 2005(L,1-3)Texas 1-0-0 1995,3-1 None 1995(W,3-1)TexasA&M 3-1-0 1998,2-1 2000,1-2 1986(W,1-0)Towson 7-1-0 2001,3-2 1996,1-2 1995(W,7-0)Trinity 0-1-0 None 1984,1-3 1984(L,1-3)UC-Irvine 0-1-0 None 1995,0-1 1995(L,0-1)UMBC 6-2-0 2008, 3-1 2009, 0-1 1997 (W, 4-1)Vermont 19-4-3 2009, 3-0 2005, 1-3 1986 (L, 1-3)Villanova 1-2-1 1987,1-0(ot) 2006,0-1 1987(W,1-0ot)Virginia 2-3-0 2000,1-0 1999,1-2 1987(L,0-2)Washington 1-1-0 1992,1-0 1993,1-3 1992(W,1-0)Wesleyan 0-1-0 None 1984,3-4 1984(L,3-4)Westfield 1-0-0 1985,10-0 None 1985(W,10-0)William&Mary 1-4-0 1991,2-0 1990,0-2 1987(L,0-4ot)Williams 2-0-0 1986,3-0 None 1985(W,3-1)Wisconsin 0-3-0 None 1991,0-1 1990(L,0-2)Wyoming 0-1-0 None 2009,0-2 2009(L,0-2)Xavier 1-0-0 1992,3-0 None 1992(W,3-0)Yale 16-4-0 2001,1-0 2006,0-2 1985(W,3-0)

Year Opponent..................................Score................................................ Round1995 Massachusetts...........................L,1-2(ot).................................FirstRound1994 Connecticut................................L,1-2(3ot)........................ Quarterfinals Massachusetts...........................W,2-0................................SecondRound1992 Duke...........................................L,0-1......................................... Semifinals Massachusetts...........................W,2-1................................SecondRound1991 Wisconsin..................................L,0-1..................................SecondRound Cal-SantaBarbara.................W,4-0......................................FirstRound1990 Connecticut................................L,1-2........................................FirstRound1989 NorthCarolina.........................L,0-9..................................SecondRound Connecticut................................W,3-2(pk).............................FirstRound

HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORDS

Record Book

NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY


SINGLE SEASON RECORDS

POINTS1. 62 DanielleKorbmacher(98)2. 51 JessicaReifer(94)3. 49 StineBohle(97)4. 47 MariaKun(97)5. 46 KathyMcNabb(85)6. 42 KimLeMere(91) 42 SandraDoreleijers(99)8. 40 JessicaReifer(93)9. 39 KimLeMere(92)10. 38 SandraDoreleijers(98) 38 JeanetteAkerlund(02)

GOALS1. 28 DanielleKorbmacher(98)2. 22 JessicaReifer(94)3. 20 StineBohle(97) 20 KathyMcNabb(85)5. 17 MariaKun(97) 17 SandraDoreleijers(99)7. 16 KimLeMere(91) 16 JessicaReifer(93)9. 15 StephanieChmura(95) 15 JeanetteAkerlund(02)

ASSISTS1. 14 SigneAndersen(98)2. 13 MariaKun(97) 13 ErinPochman(94)4. 12 EvaGussias(97) 12 SandraDoreleijers(98) 12 SigneAndersen(99) 12 KatharinaLindner(00)8. 11 KimLeMere(92) 11 CindyWalsh(02)10. 10 KristinHuff(85) 10 KimLeMere(91) 10 StephanieChmura(94) 10 SandraDoreleijers(97)

SHOTS1. 121 MichelleThornsbury(92)2. 116 MichelleThornsbury(91) 116 JessicaReifer(94)4. 102 DanielleKorbmacher(98)5. 96 ReginaRonan(90) 96 JessicaReifer(93)7. 95 JessicaReifer(95)8. 92 StineBohle(97)9. 90 StephanieChmura(94)10. 87 ReginaRonan(89)

CAREER RECORDS

POINTS1. 151 JessicaReifer(92-95)2. 145 KimLeMere(89-92)3. 123 RoseDaley(90-93)4. 113 SandraDoreleijers(97-99)5. 97 StephanieChmura(93-95)6. 94 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)7. 85 D.Korbmacher(98-99)8. 82 KatharinaLindner(99-02)9. 68 ReginaRonan(87-90)10. 64 MariaKun(97-98)

GOALS1. 60 JessicaReifer(92-95)2. 56 KimLeMere(89-92)3. 50 RoseDaley(90-93)4. 42 SandraDoreleijers(97-99)5. 38 D.Korbmacher(98-99)6. 37 StephanieChmura(93-95)7. 35 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)8. 26 KatharinaLindner(99-02)9. 24 ReginaRonan(87-90)10. 23 MariaKun(97-98)

ASSISTS1. 33 KimLeMere(89-92)2. 31 JessicaReifer(92-95)3. 30 KatharinaLindner(99-01)4. 29 SandraDoreleijers(97-99)5. 26 SigneAndersen(98-99)6. 24 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)7. 23 RoseDaley(90-93) 23 StephanieChmura(93-95)9. 20 ReginaRonan(87-90)10. 19 ErinPochman(91-94)

CAREER RECORDS

SHOTS1. 392 JessicaReifer(92-95)2. 351 M.Thornsbury(90-93)3. 323 ReginaRonan(87-90)4. 251 StephanieChmura(93-95)5. 247 SarahSeavey(85-88)6. 244 KarenScheibe(86-89)7. 242 RoseDaley(90-93)8. 230 TiniLyng(99-02)9. 227 KimLeMere(89-92)10. 220 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)

GAMESPLAYED1. 87 JaimeFountain(96-99) 87 SandraKayulu(99-02) 87 KatharinaLindner(99-02) 87 TiniLyng(99-02) 87 AnnikaMichaels(99-02)6. 83 KimLeMere(89-92) 83 NancyKramarz(89-92) 83 ReginaRonan(87-90) 83 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)10. 82 TammyThompson(89-92) 82 JessicaReifer(92-95) 82 ToryMunro(96-99)

GAMESSTARTED1. 87 KatharinaLindner(99-02) 87 TiniLyng(99-02)3. 84 JaimeFountain(96-99)4. 83 KimLeMere(89-92) 83 NancyKramarz(89-92)6. 82 ReginaRonan(87-90) 82 JessicaReifer(92-95)8. 81 JeanetteAkerlund(00-03)9. 80 M.Thornsbury(90-93) 80 CindyWalsh(00-03)

TEAM RECORDS

BestWinningPercentage,Season .905(19-2),1992MostWins,Season 19,1992&1997MostLosses,Season 14,1996MostTies,Season 5,2007&2008MostOvertimeGames,Season 8,1987&2007MostGoalsScored,Season 85,1997FewestGoalsAllowed,Season 10,1992MostShutouts,Season 13,1992&1997MostConsecutiveShutouts,Season 10,2000MostGoalsScored,Game 24(24-0vs.Iona9-14-85)ConsecutiveGamesWithoutBeingShutOut 20,1992LongestWinningStreak 13,1992&1997LongestUnbeatenStreak 20,1997

GOALKEEPING RECORDS

BestSave%,Career .869,MaureenMcShea(85-88)BestSave%,Season .908,KarenRomero(92)BestGoalsAgainstAverage,Career 0.92,KarenRomero(89-92)BestGoalsAgainstAverage,Season 0.47,KarenRomero(92)MostSoloShutouts,Career 29,KarenRomero(89-92)MostSoloShutouts,Season 10,KarenRomero(91&92)MostTotalShutouts,Career 39,KarenRomero(89-92)MostTotalShutouts,Season 13,IngridSternhoff(97) 13,KarenRomero(92)

Record Book


2009 (6-10-2)8-28 atWyoming..............................................0-2L8-30 atNorthernColorado..........................1-0W9-2 IONA........................................................4-1W9-6 atBryant....................................................1-2L9-10 FAIRFIELD...................................................0-4L9-13 CENTRALCONNECTICUT....................5-2W9-17 MASSACHUSETTS...........................1-1T(2ot)9-20 atArmy......................................................0-1L9-23 atPrinceton...............................................0-3L9-26 FAIRLEIGHDICKINSON........................2-0W10-1 STONYBROOK..............................0-0T(2ot)10-4 NEWHAMPSHIRE....................................1-2L10-8 atBinghamton...........................................0-1L10-11 atUMBC.....................................................0-1L10-15 MAINE.........................................................0-1L10-18 atBostonUniversity.................................0-1L10-22 atAlbany................................................2-0W10-25 VERMONT...............................................3-0W

2008 (8-6-5)8-22 CENTRALCONNECTICUT.............0-0T(2ot)8-24 FAIRLEIGHDICKINSON........................3-0W8-29 atStetson................................................1-0W8-31 atCentralFlorida....................................0-1L9-5 atGeorgeMason%........................0-1L(ot)9-7 vs.Georgetown%.........................0-0T(2ot)9-11 PROVIDENCE.............................................1-2L9-21 COLGATE.........................................1-1T(2ot)9-24 atIona.....................................................2-1W9-28 atStonyBrook..........................................0-1L10-2 atVermont..............................................2-0W10-5 UMBC.......................................................3-1W10-9 atMaine...........................................0-0T(2ot)10-12 ALBANY...................................................4-0W10-16 BINGHAMTON.......................................3-1W10-19 atNewHampshire...................................1-2L10-22 BRYANT...................................................3-0W10-26 BOSTONUNIVERSITY...................0-1L(2ot)10-30 MAINE!............................................1-1T(2ot)

%-GeorgeMasonTournament(Fairfax,VA)!-AmericaEastChampionship(WestHartford,CT)

2007 (7-6-5)8-31 HARVARD%....................................1-1T(2ot)9-2 RIDER%...........................................2-2T(2ot)9-7 atCornell.........................................0-1L(2ot)9-14 atProvidence............................................0-1L9-16 atMassachusetts.......................................0-4L9-21 ARMY.......................................................1-0W9-23 atHolyCross...................................1-0W(ot)9-28 atColgate.................................................0-2L9-30 CENTRALCONNECTICUT................2-3L(ot)10-4 STONYBROOK..............................0-0T(2ot)10-7 atBinghamton........................................2-0W10-11 atUMBC..................................................1-0W10-14 MAINE...............................................1-1T(2ot)10-18 atBostonUniversity..............................1-0W10-21 NEWHAMPSHIRE....................................0-1L10-25 atAlbany................................................1-0W10-28 VERMONT...............................................2-0W11-1 BINGHAMTON!.............................1-1T(2ot)

%-adidas/HartfordFallClassic(WestHartford,CT)!-AmericaEastChampionship(WestHartford,CT)

2006 (10-9-2)8-25 ALBANY...................................................3-0W8-27 atLaSalle.................................................0-2L9-1 atVillanova%...........................................0-1L9-3 vs.Colgate%.............................................1-3L9-7 MASSACHUSETTS.....................................0-1L9-10 atSiena......................................................1-2L9-15 atCentralConnecticut.............................0-1L9-17 YALE............................................................0-2L9-22 ARMY.......................................................1-0W9-24 atFairfield.................................................0-3L9-28 atNewHampshire................................2-1W10-1 HOLYCROSS.........................................3-1W10-5 UMBC.......................................................5-0W10-8 at(#23)Maine...............................1-0W(ot)10-12 atVermont.......................................1-1T(2ot)10-15 atStonyBrook................................1-1T(2ot)10-19 BINGHAMTON.......................................2-0W10-22 (#20)BOSTONUNIVERSITY...............1-0W10-29 NEWHAMPSHIRE!................................2-1W11-4 MAINE!.....................................................1-0W11-9 at(#12)Rutgers#....................................0-2L

%-VillanovaTournament(Philadelphia,PA)!-AmericaEastChampionship(WestHartford,CT)#-NCAATournament(Piscataway,NJ)

2005 (4-13-1)8-26 atMassachusetts.......................................0-3L8-28 atSyracuse................................................1-3L9-2 LASALLE..................................................2-0W9-4 FAIRFIELD...................................................0-1L9-7 SIENA................................................1-2L(2ot)9-9 atYale........................................................0-1L9-11 RHODEISLAND.........................................0-7L9-15 atCentralConnecticut...................1-2L(2ot)9-20 SACREDHEART...............................1-2L(2ot)9-22 atArmy...................................................1-0W9-25 atAlbany................................................1-0W9-29 NEWHAMPSHIRE..........................0-0T(2ot)10-6 atUMBC.....................................................0-1L10-9 MAINE.........................................................0-2L10-13 VERMONT..................................................1-3L10-16 STONYBROOK.....................................1-0W10-20 atBinghamton...........................................0-1L10-23 atBostonUniversity.................................1-3L

2004 (5-12-2)8-27 vs.St.John’s%..........................................2-3L8-29 vs.Hofstra%...................................1-1T(2ot)9-5 (#19)BOSTONCOLLEGE......................0-3L9-10 CENTRALCONNECTICUT.......................1-5L9-12 at(#14)Connecticut................................0-3L9-17 MANHATTAN..........................................3-0W9-19 atRhodeIsland.........................................1-4L9-26 (#17)PRINCETON...................................0-4L10-1 BOSTONUNIVERSITY.............................1-4L10-3 NORTHEASTERN.............................1-1T(2ot)10-8 atAlbany................................................2-1W10-10 atStonyBrook.......................................3-2W10-15 atMaine.....................................................0-5L10-17 atNewHampshire...................................1-3L10-22 BINGHAMTON..........................................1-2L10-24 UMBC.......................................................3-1W10-27 DARTMOUTH.............................................0-2L10-30 atVermont..............................................1-0W11-2 atNewHampshire!.................................0-4L

%-ArmyGilletteClassic(WestPoint,NY)!-AmericaEastChampionship(firstround)

2003 (7-10-3)8-29 vs.(#6)NotreDame................................1-9L9-5 YALE............................................................0-2L9-7 atCentralConnecticut.............................0-2L9-10 atUMBC..................................................3-0W9-19 LONGBEACHSTATE...............................1-3L9-21 BINGHAMTON.......................................3-1W9-24 atPrinceton...............................................1-3L9-27 RHODEISLAND...............................1-1T(2ot)10-2 NEWHAMPSHIRE....................................2-4L10-4 atSt.John’s................................................1-4L10-7 BROWN.....................................................0-2L10-10 VERMONT........................................2-2T(2ot)10-12 (#10)CONNECTICUT...................1-0W(ot)10-16 atStonyBrook.......................................1-0W10-19 atNortheastern........................................0-4L10-21 at(#19)BostonCollege.........................1-2L10-24 atBostonUniversity..............................1-0W10-26 MAINE...............................................2-1W(ot)11-2 atAlbany................................................5-0W11-7 vs.Maine!..........................2-2T(2ot,2-4PK)

!-AmericaEastChampionship(Boston,MA)

2002 (14-7-0)8-30 at(#9)Connecticut$................................2-3L9-1 vs.Fordham$..........................................8-0W9-6 CENTRALCONNECTICUT....................2-0W9-13 vs.(#11)NotreDame%.........................1-2L9-15 vs.Loyola%............................................3-0W9-21 atYale........................................................0-2L9-25 DARTMOUTH.............................................0-2L9-29 (#5)CALIFORNIA..................................3-1W10-1 HARVARD................................................2-1W10-6 NORTHEASTERN....................................3-0W10-11 atMaine..................................................4-2W10-15 atBrown...........................................2-1W(ot)10-17 atVermont..............................................4-0W10-20 ALBANY...................................................3-0W10-24 atBinghamton...........................................0-1L10-27 atNewHampshire...................................0-1L10-31 BOSTONUNIVERSITY..........................3-0W

11-3 STONYBROOK.....................................2-0W11-8 NORTHEASTERN!...................................3-0W11-10 STONYBROOK!....................................4-0W11-15 vs.Nebraska#..........................................0-2L

$-UConn/adidasClassic(Storrs,CT)%-Maryland/FILAClassic(CollegePark,MD)!-AmericaEastChampionship(WestHartford,CT)#-NCAATournament(Villanova,PA)

2001 (15-6-0)8-31 vs.Connecticut(atNotreDame).....1-2L(ot)9-2 atNotreDame..........................................0-2L9-8 atCentralConnecticut..........................5-0W9-21 DELAWARE.................................... 2-1W(2ot)9-23 TOWSON...............................................3-2W9-26 atDartmouth..........................................2-0W10-2 YALE.........................................................1-0W10-4 atStonyBrook.......................................2-1W10-6 atAlbany................................................5-1W10-9 BROWN..................................................3-0W10-12 atHofstra................................................1-0W10-14 atDrexel.................................................3-1W10-19 MAINE...............................................2-1W(ot)10-21 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................5-3W10-26 atBostonUniversity.................................0-1L10-28 atNortheastern.....................................7-1W10-31 atHarvard................................................0-1L11-3 VERMONT...............................................2-1W11-9 vs.Hofstra!.................................... 1-0W(3ot)11-11 vs.BostonUniversity!................................0-2L11-15 vs.Harvard#...................................0-1L(4ot)

!-AmericaEastTournament#-NCAATournament(@UConn)

2000 (17-4-0)8-25 BOSTONCOLLEGE...............................2-1W9-1 TEXASA&M...............................................1-2L9-9 VIRGINIA.................................................1-0W9-11 HOFSTRA................................................2-0W9-13 atYale.....................................................5-0W9-16 DREXEL.....................................................1-0W9-22 vs.Florida%...........................................3-0W9-24 vs.GeorgeMason%.............................5-0W9-30 HOLYCROSS.........................................3-0W10-6 atDelaware...........................................2-0W10-8 atTowson................................................1-0W10-13 atMaine..................................................1-0W10-15 atNewHampshire................................2-1W10-20 BOSTONUNIVERSITY.............................0-3L10-22 NORTHEASTERN....................................3-0W10-25 DARTMOUTH................................ 2-1W(2ot)10-28 atVermont..............................................4-1W10-31 HARVARD................................................2-1W11-3 HOFSTRA!...............................................1-0W11-5 BOSTONUNIVERSITY!............................1-4L11-11 HARVARD#................................................0-3L

%-VirginiaClassic!-AmericaEastTournament#-NCAATournament

1999 (18-5-2)9-3 FAIRFIELD................................................3-0W9-5 BOSTONCOLLEGE........................1-0W(ot)9-8 atHofstra................................................2-1W9-17 PITTSBURGH...........................................4-0W9-22 atDrexel.................................................6-1W9-24 vs.Richmond...................................... 0-0T(ot)9-26 atVirginia..................................................1-2L9-29 atHarvard........................................ 1-1T(ot)10-1 MAINE......................................................4-0W10-3 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................5-1W10-8 NORTHCAROLINA..................................1-7L10-10 FLORIDA.....................................................0-5L10-15 atBostonUniversity..............................1-0W10-17 NORTHEASTERN....................................2-0W10-21 DARTMOUTH#..........................................0-1L10-23 VERMONT...............................................8-0W10-26 YALE..................................................2-1W(ot)10-29 DELAWARE..............................................3-0W10-31 TOWSON...............................................4-0W11-3 DELAWARE%..........................................3-1W11-6 BOSTONUNIVERSITY%.......................2-1W11-10 PRINCETON$..........................................2-1W11-14 atFlorida$.............................................1-0W11-20 atVirginia$.................................. 3-2W(3ot)11-27 atPennState$..........................................0-2L

#-@Glastonbury,CT%-AmericaEastTournament$-NCAATournament

1998 (17-5-0)9-5 CENTRALCONNECTICUT....................5-0W9-9 BOSTONUNIV.......................................5-2W9-11 @NorthCarolina#.................................0-4L9-13 vs.Duke#...................................................1-2L9-16 HARVARD................................................1-0W9-19 @Florida..................................................2-5L9-23 @Yale....................................................1-0W9-27 @TexasA&M.......................................2-1W9-30 BROWN..................................................3-0W10-3 VERMONT...............................................4-1W10-7 @Dartmouth............................................0-1L10-16 DELAWARE..............................................4-0W10-18 TOWSON...............................................3-0W10-23 @Hofstra........................................2-1W(ot)10-25 @Drexel................................................7-0W10-30 @Maine.................................................6-0W11-1 @NewHampshire...............................4-0W11-3 @Northeastern................................. 10-0W11-6 vs.Vermont$...........................................5-1W11-8 vs.NewHampshire$.............................4-0W11-14 HARVARD(NCAAs)...............................3-0W11-21 atConnecticut(NCAAs)...........................1-2L

#-NikeCarolinaClassic$-AmericaEastTournament(Towson,MD)

1997 (19-2-1)8-30 vs.Rutgers#...............................................1-2L9-1 vs.Connecticut#.....................................3-2W9-6 CANISIUS................................................7-1W9-17 atHarvard.............................................2-0W9-20 atUMBC..................................................4-1W9-24 YALE.........................................................4-1W9-27 NORTHEASTERN....................................7-0W9-30 atDartmouth.............................................0-0T10-5 atVermont..............................................5-1W10-7 atBrown..................................................1-0W10-10 atDelaware..........................................2-0W10-12 atTowson................................................2-1W10-18 atBostonU.............................................4-0W10-19 CORNELL.................................................4-0W10-24 MAINE......................................................2-0W10-29 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................5-0W10-31 HOFSTRA................................................7-1W11-2 DREXEL.....................................................7-0W11-7 vs.Delaware$........................................5-0W11-9 vs.Towson$.............................................8-0W11-17 [email protected](NCAAs)......4-0W11-22 atConnecticut(NCAAs)................1-2L(2ot)

#-UConn/UmbroClassic$-AmericaEastTournament(atUVM)

1996 (4-14)9-1 SIENA.......................................................6-1W9-7 COLGATE#................................................1-5L9-8 MARYLAND#.............................................0-3L9-13 atCal-Berkeley........................................0-5L9-15 atSantaClara..........................................0-7L9-21 atMassachusetts.......................................0-3L9-24 atVermont................................................1-2L9-28 atCornell...................................................0-1L10-1 DARTMOUTH.............................................1-4L10-3 HARVARD...................................................0-5L10-5 MAINE.......................................................1-3L10-9 HOFSTRA...............................................3-0W10-16 NEWHAMPSHIRE...................................0-1L10-18 atDelaware.............................................1-3L10-20 atTowsonState.......................................1-2L10-23 BROWN..................................................1-0W10-26 CONNECTICUT.........................................0-4L10-30 BOSTONU............................................2-0W

#-UMBROWomen’sSoccerCup

1995 (15-4-2)9-2 GEORGEWASHINGTON.............2-1W(ot)9-9 TEXAS#...................................................3-1W9-10 MICHIGAN#..........................................2-1W9-13 BOSTONCOLLEGE...............................2-0W9-20 atHofstra................................................9-0W9-24 CORNELL.................................................2-1W9-28 DELAWARE..............................................3-1W9-30 TOWSONST..........................................7-0W10-4 atDartmouth.............................................0-2L

Year-By-Year Results


10-7 VERMONT...............................................4-0W10-11 MASSACHUSETTS............................. 0-0T(ot)10-13 vs.SanDiego%........................................0-2L10-15 atUC-Irvine%.........................................0-1L10-18 atBrown...........................................2-0W(ot)10-21 atMaine..................................................7-1W10-24 atNewHampshire................................2-0W10-28 atConnecticut.................................... 2-2T(ot)11-1 atYale.....................................................2-1W11-3 VERMONT$...........................................3-0W11-5 DELAWARE$...................................3-0W(ot)11-11 atMassachusetts(NCAAs)...............1-2L(ot)

#-adidasWomen’sSoccerCup%-UC-IrvineTournament$-NorthAtlanticConferenceTourney

1994 (16-4-1)9-3 atColoradoCollege............................5-2W9-4 vs.OregonSt.(atColoradoCol.)......5-2W9-10 STANFORD#............................................0-1L9-11 AMERICAN#.........................................9-1W9-14 atBostonCollege..................................5-0W9-18 atDelaware...........................................6-2W9-24 RHODEISLAND......................................5-1W9-28 YALE.........................................................7-1W10-1 MAINE......................................................5-0W10-5 DARTMOUTH..................................... 1-1T(ot)10-8 PORTLAND......................................4-3W(ot)10-12 atMassachusetts....................................2-1W10-16 atCornell...................................................0-2L10-19 PROVIDENCE..........................................4-0W10-22 VERMONT...............................................5-0W10-26 atNewHampshire................................1-0W10-29 CONNECTICUT.........................................0-1L11-2 BROWN..................................................4-3W11-5 DELAWARE$..........................................4-1W11-12 MASSACHUSETTS(NCAAs).................2-0W11-13 CONNECTICUT(NCAAs)...............1-2L(3ot)

#-HartfordCourantWomen’sSoccerCup$-NorthAtlanticConferenceTourney

1993 (11-7-1)9-6 SANTACLARA...........................................0-2L9-8 BOSTONCOLLEGE........................3-1W(ot)9-11 COLORADOCOLLEGE#....................2-1W9-12 MICHIGANSTATE#.............................4-1W9-19 CORNELL.................................................4-2W9-22 atRhodeIsland......................................2-0W9-25 DELAWARE..............................................3-2W9-26 CAL-SANTABARBARA..........................3-0W9-29 atYale.....................................................3-2W10-2 atMaine..................................................6-2W10-6 atProvidence............................................0-2L10-9 MASSACHUSETTS.....................................0-3L10-13 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................6-0W10-17 JAMESMADISION................................4-0W10-20 atBrown.....................................................2-3L10-23 atVermont.................................................3-3T10-30 vs.Washington%.....................................1-3L10-31 atPortland%............................................1-3L11-4 atConnecticut.....................................2-3L(ot)

#-HolidayInnDowntownWomen’sSoccerCup%-PortlandInvitational

1992 (19-2)9-5 MAINE......................................................8-0W9-9 atBostonCollege..................................2-0W9-12 CAL-BERKELEY#...................................2-1W9-13 CANISIUS#............................................9-0W9-18 WASHINGTON......................................1-0W9-23 RHODEISLAND......................................5-1W9-25 atRutgers...................................................1-3L9-27 atDelaware...........................................3-0W9-30 YALE.........................................................4-0W10-3 vs.Xavier%...........................................3-0W10-4 atCornell%...........................................2-1W10-10 atMassachusetts....................................2-0W10-13 atNewHampshire................................3-0W10-17 BROWN..................................................5-0W10-18 PROVIDENCE..........................................2-1W10-24 VERMONT...............................................2-0W10-28 CONNECTICUT......................................3-1W10-30 vs.Cal-SantaBarbara(atS.Clara)..1-0W11-1 atSantaClara.......................................1-0W11-15 MASSACHUSETTS(NCAAs).................2-1W11-21 vs.Duke(NCAAsatUNC).......................0-1L

#-E.HartfordHolidayInnWomen’sSoccerCup%-CornellInvitational

1991 (14-7)9-7 atMaine..................................................6-0W9-10 BOSTONCOLLEGE...............................5-0W9-14 WILLIAM&MARY.................................2-0W9-15 RUTGERS.................................................3-1W9-21 DELAWARE..............................................5-0W9-22 CENTRALFLORIDA...................................0-4L9-27 atSantaClara..........................................0-1L9-29 atCal-Berkeley........................................0-1L10-2 atYale.....................................................4-0W10-5 atWisconsin..............................................0-1L10-6 vs.MichiganSt.(atWisconsin)............3-0W10-10 atRhodeIsland......................................3-0W10-13 MASSACHUSETTS..................................2-1W10-16 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................2-0W10-19 atProvidence............................................2-3L10-20 atBrown..................................................3-1W10-27 COLORADOCOLLEGE...........................0-3L10-30 atConnecticut.........................................4-2W11-2 VERMONT........................................1-0W(ot)11-9 CAL-SANTABARBARA(NCAAs).........4-0W11-16 atWisconsin(NCAAs)..............................0-1L

1990 (11-7-2)9-8 STONYBROOK.....................................3-0W9-11 atBostonCollege............................. 1-1T(ot)9-18 CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY...........................1-2L9-22 vs.GeorgeMason(atUMass)............5-0W9-23 WISCONSIN-MADISON.........................0-2L9-27 atNewHampshire.........................2-0W(ot)9-29 NorthCarolinaSt.(atW&M)................0-3L9-30 atWilliam&Mary..................................0-2L10-3 YALE..................................................2-1W(ot)10-6 atColoradoCollege...............................1-2L10-7 vs.SMU(atColoradoCol.).................3-2W10-10 RHODEISLAND......................................7-0W10-13 atMassachusetts............................... 1-1T(ot)10-15 atHolyCross..........................................9-0W10-17 atVermont..............................................1-0W10-20 PROVIDENCE..........................................4-0W10-21 MAINE......................................................2-0W10-24 CONNECTICUT..................................1-2L(ot)10-28 BROWN..................................................2-0W11-3 atConnecticut(NCAAs)...........................1-2L

1989 (17-4)9-1 atGeorgeMason.................................1-0W9-3 atWilliam&Mary..................................0-1L9-9 atStonyBrook.......................................4-0W9-12 BOSTONCOLLEGE........................2-0W(ot)9-17 COLGATE................................................5-0W9-21 MASSACHUSETTS.....................................1-4L9-23 atProvidence.........................................2-1W9-28 VERMONT...............................................2-1W10-1 RUTGERS.................................................1-0W10-4 atYale.....................................................2-0W10-6 vs.Marymount(WAGS).......................2-0W10-7 vs.NorthCarolinaSt.(WAGS)...........2-1W10-8 vs.TexasA&M(WAGS).......................4-1W10-11 atRhodeIsland...............................3-1W(ot)10-14 HOLYCROSS.........................................8-0W10-18 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................2-1W10-21 atMonmouth..........................................5-2W10-25 atConnecticut............................................0-2L10-28 NIAGARA................................................7-1W11-4 atConnecticut(NCAAs)....................3-2W+11-12 atNorthCarolina(NCAAs)....................0-9L

+WononPenaltyKicks

1988 (7-9-4)9-4 ADELPHI...................................................1-0W9-10 WILLIAM&MARY...................................0-2L9-13 atBostonCollege..............................0-1L(ot)9-15 atHolyCross..........................................3-2W9-18 atColgate......................................... 2-2T(ot)9-23 GEORGEMASON..........................1-0W(ot)9-26 PROVIDENCE..........................................4-0W9-29 atVermont.................................................0-2L10-2 atRutgers........................................... 1-1T(ot)10-5 YALE.........................................................7-1W10-8 vs.Villanova(WAGS)...................... 1-1T(ot)10-8 vs.NorthCarolinaSt.(WAGS)..............1-2L10-9 vs.Virginia(WAGS)................................0-1L10-12 RHODEISLAND......................................5-2W10-15 atNiagara................................................0-1L10-16 atCanisius...............................................4-1W10-19 atNewHampshire...................................0-1L10-22 MONMOUTH.................................... 0-0T(ot)10-25 CONNECTICUT.........................................0-1L10-27 atMassachusetts.......................................0-2L

1987 (12-10-1)9-6 atAdelphi.......................................... 2-2T(ot)9-12 atVirginia..................................................0-2L9-13 atWilliam&Mary...........................0-4L(ot)9-15 BOSTONCOLLEGE..................................0-1L9-17 HOLYCROSS..................................1-0W(ot)9-20 COLGATE.........................................2-1W(ot)9-26 atProvidence.........................................3-2W9-28 SIENA....................................................1-0W*10-1 VERMONT...............................................3-1W10-4 RUTGERS....................................................1-2L10-7 atYale.....................................................4-1W10-10 vs.Villanova(WAGS)....................1-0W(ot)10-10 vs.NorthCarolina(WAGS)....................0-4L10-11 vs.Maryland(WAGS)..........................1-0W10-14 atRhodeIsland......................................2-0W10-17 NIAGARA................................................5-1W10-21 NEWHAMPSHIRE.................................3-1W10-23 BARRY..................................................0-1L(ot)10-25 atMonmouth.............................................1-3L10-27 MASSACHUSETTS.....................................0-5L10-29 atConnecticut.....................................0-1L(ot)

11-6 HOLYCROSS#.....................................3-1W11-7 VILLANOVA#....................................2-3L(ot)

*-ForfeitWin#-ECACDivisionITournament

1986 (11-7-1)9-10 BRIDGEPORT..........................................6-0W9-14 TEXASA&M............................................1-0W9-16 atBostonCollege.....................................0-3L9-18 atHolyCross.............................................0-1L9-21 atColgate..............................................1-0W9-24 KEENESTATE..........................................2-1W9-27 PROVIDENCE..........................................2-0W9-30 atWilliams.............................................3-0W10-2 atRutgers................................................2-1W10-5 atVermont.................................................1-3L10-8 YALE.........................................................3-0W10-11 atSpringfield............................................0-1L10-15 RHODEISLAND......................................1-0W10-18 NEWHAMPSHIRECOLLEGE...............1-0W10-22 atNewHampshire...................................1-1T10-25 MONMOUTH.........................................5-1W10-28 atMassachusetts.......................................0-1L10-30 CONNECTICUT.........................................0-1L11-1 ADELPHI......................................................1-2L

1985 (12-4-1)9-14 IONA..................................................... 24-0W9-18 atWestfield......................................... 10-0W9-21 RADFORD...................................................1-3L9-25 atKeeneState.......................................3-0W10-1 WILLIAMS...............................................3-1W10-6 RUTGERS....................................................0-3L10-8 HOLYCROSS.........................................3-1W10-10 atConnecticutCollege.........................4-0W10-12 atYale.....................................................3-0W10-16 atRhodeIsland......................................2-1W10-19 atNewHampshireCollege....................1-2L10-24 NEWHAMPSHIRE..........................2-1W(ot)10-28 atSalveRegina.....................................5-0W10-29 SPRINGFIELD..........................................2-0W10-31 atAmherst..............................................1-0W11-2 atAdelphi.......................................... 0-0T(ot)11-8 vs.Adelphi#(atRutgers)................1-2L(ot)

#ECACDivisionITournament

1984 (5-5-3)9-15 atBerkshireCommunityCollege........4-3W9-22 atConnecticutCollege.................... 1-1T(ot)9-27 FAIRFIELD................................................5-0W10-4 WESLEYAN................................................3-4L10-6 PENNSTATE........................................0-1L(ot)10-9 CONNECTICUTCOLLEGE.......................1-1T10-13 BROWN...............................................1-0W*10-13 RHODEISLAND.........................................0-4L10-18 BERKSHIRECOMMUNITYC.................4-0W10-20 SALVEREGINA.................................. 1-1T(ot)10-24 TRINITY.......................................................1-3L10-30 atSpringfield.........................................1-0W11-2 atAdelphi#.............................................0-1L

*ForfeitWin#ECACDivisionITournament

Year-By-Year Results


National Team MembersRoseDaley 1993(Canada)SandraDoreleijers NetherlandsSonjaFuss GermanyMarikaKarlsson SwedenNancyKramarz 1993(USA)DanielleKorbmacher NetherlandsMariaKun SwedenKellieLeyland NorthernIrelandIreneStelling 1994(Denmark)IngridSternhoff NorwayCindyWalsh Canada

Professional MembersRoseDaley(F) 1995(Japan),1994(Sweden)KarenRomero(G) 1994-95(Japan)

NSCAA All-AmericansStineBohle(B) 1997(SecondTeam)RoseDaley(F) 1992(SecondTeam) 1991(SecondTeam)SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(ThirdTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1997(ThirdTeam)KimLeMere(F) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam) 1990(SecondTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 2000(FirstTeam)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(FirstTeam) 1994(FirstTeam) 1993(SecondTeam)KarenRomero(G) 1990(SecondTeam)IreneStelling(M) 1995(SecondTeam) 1994(SecondTeam)IngridSternhoff(G) 1997(ThirdTeam)MichelleThornsbury(M) 1991(SecondTeam)

Soccer Buzz All-AmericansJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2002(Hon.Mention)StineBohle(B) 1997(FirstTeam)SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(ThirdTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1998(Hon.Mention)KatharinaLindner(M) 2000(FirstTeam)CindyWalsh(B) 2000(Hon.Mention)

Hermann Trophy NomineesJessicaReifer(M) 1995,1994KimLeMere(F) 1992RoseDaley(F) 1993,1991

Missouri Athletic ClubPlayer-of-the-YearNomineesJessicaReifer(M) 1995,1994RoseDaley(F) 1993KimLeMere(F) 1992

Verizon Academic All-American of the YearKatharinaLindner(M) 2002 GTE or Verizon Academic All-AmericansSandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(SecondTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 2002(FirstTeam) 2001(FirstTeam)IngridSternhoff(G) 1999(DistrictI)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(DistrictI)

NSCAA/adidas Scholar-Athlete All-AmericaElizabethCook(G) 2007(ThirdTeam)JessicaReifer(M) 1995,1994RoseDaley(F) 1992(SecondTeam)JeannaeDergance(B) 1991(SecondTeam)

Umbro Select College All-Star ClassicSandraDoreleijers(M) 1999JessicaReifer(M) 1995IreneStelling 1995

ISAA Senior Recognition TeamJessicaReifer(M) 1995IreneStelling(M) 1995LisaKesselman(B) 1994RoseDaley(F) 1993

NancyKramarz(B) 1992KimLeMere(F) 1992ReginaRonan(M) 1990KarenScheibe(M) 1989

Soccer America Freshman All-AmericansKatharinaLindner(M) 1999(FirstTeam)JessicaReifer(M) 1992(FirstTeam)MichelleThornsbury(M) 1990(FirstTeam)KarenRomero(G) 1989(FirstTeam)

Soccer Buzz Freshman All-AmericansSigneAndersen(M) 1998(FirstTeam)MalinEngman(F) 2001(Hon.Mention)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1997(FirstTeam)DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1998(FirstTeam)UllaKnudson(B) 1997(ThirdTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 1999(Hon.Mention)TiniLyng(B) 1999(Hon.Mention)CindyWalsh(B) 2000(FirstTeam)

NSCAA All-RegionJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2003(ThirdTeam) 2002(FirstTeam) 2001(FirstTeam)LaurenAldred(B) 2008(SecondTeam)SigneAnderson(M) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(SecondTeam)StineBohle(B) 1997(FirstTeam)KaceyBusque(M) 2008(SecondTeam)StephanieChmura(F) 1995(FirstTeam) 1994(FirstTeam)ElizabethCook(G) 2006(FirstTeam)RoseDaley(F) 1993(FirstTeam) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam)JeannaeDergance(B) 1992(SecondTeam)SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(SecondTeam) 1998(SecondTeam)MalinEngman(F) 2001(SecondTeam)JaimeFountain(B) 1999(SecondTeam)EvaGussias(M) 1997(SecondTeam)DonnaHornish(F) 1990(SecondTeam) 1989(SecondTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1998(FirstTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)SandraKayulu(M) 2001(SecondTeam)DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1998(FirstTeam)NancyKramarz(B) 1992(SecondTeam) 1991(SecondTeam) 1990(FirstTeam) 1989(SecondTeam)MariaKun(F) 1998(ThirdTeam) 1997(ThirdTeam)HegeLauvik(B/M) 2000(SecondTeam)KimLeMere(F) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam) 1990(FirstTeam) 1989(FirstTeam)KellieLeyland(B) 2006(SecondTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 2002(SecondTeam) 2000(FirstTeam)TiniLyng 2002(ThirdTeam) 2001(ThirdTeam)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(FirstTeam) 1994(FirstTeam) 1993(FirstTeam) 1992(SecondTeam)MeaganRiemer(F) 2007(ThirdTeam) 2006(FirstTeam)KarenRomero(G) 1992(FirstTeam) 1990(FirstTeam)ReginaRonan(M) 1990(FirstTeam) 1989(FirstTeam)AudreyRussell(M) 1988(SecondTeam)AmySalamon(B) 1995(SecondTeam)KarenScheibe(M) 1989(SecondTeam) 1988(FirstTeam) 1986(SecondTeam)IreneStelling(M) 1995(FirstTeam) 1994(FirstTeam)

IngridSternhoff(G) 1998(SecondTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)MichelleThornsbury(M) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam) 1990(SecondTeam)CindyWalsh(B) 2003(SecondTeam) 2002(SecondTeam)PattyWoodson(B) 2002(ThirdTeam)

Soccer Buzz All-RegionJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2003(ThirdTeam) 2002(FirstTeam)LaurenAldred(B) 2008(ThirdTeam)SigneAnderson(M) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(FirstTeam)StineBohle(B) 1997(FirstTeam) 1997(DefensivePlayerofYear)SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(ThirdTeam)MalinEngman(F) 2001(SecondTeam)JaimeFountain(B) 1999(FirstTeam)LauraGuigli(M) 2006(AllFreshman)EvaGussias(M) 1997(SecondTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1998(FirstTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)SandraKayulu(M) 2001(FirstTeam)DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1999(ThirdTeam)MariaKun(F) 1998(SecondTeam)KellieLeyland(B) 2006(SecondTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 2002(FirstTeam) 2001(ThirdTeam) 2000(FirstTeam)TiniLyng(M) 2002(SecondTeam) 2000(SecondTeam)MeaganRiemer(F) 2006(SecondTeam)IngridSternhoff(G) 1998(SecondTeam) 1997(SecondTeam)CindyWalsh(B) 2003(SecondTeam) 2002(SecondTeam) 2001(FirstTeam) 2000(SecondTeam)PattyWoodson(B) 2002(ThirdTeam)SusieWoodson(B) 2000(FirstTeam)

NEWISA All-New EnglandJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2003(SecondTeam)LaurenAldred(B) 2008(SecondTeam)HildeBakke(B) 2003(SecondTeam)StineBohle(B) 1997(FirstTeam)ElizabethCook(G) 2006(FirstTeam)RoseDaley(F) 1993(FirstTeam) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam)JeannaeDergance(B) 1991(SecondTeam)BeckyFlowers(M) 2009(SecondTeam)DonnaHornish(F) 1990(SecondTeam) 1989(SecondTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1997(FirstTeam)SandraKayulu(M) 2001(FirstTeam)NancyKramarz(B) 1992(SecondTeam) 1991(SecondTeam)MariaKun(F) 1997(SecondTeam)KimLeMere(F) 1992(FirstTeam) 1991(FirstTeam) 1990(FirstTeam) 1989(SecondTeam)KellieLeyland(B) 2006(SecondTeam)ErinPochman(B) 1993(SecondTeam)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(FirstTeam) 1993(FirstTeam)MeaganRiemer(F) 2007(FirstTeam) 2006(FirstTeam)KarenRomero(G) 1992(FirstTeam) 1990(SecondTeam)ReginaRonan(M) 1990(FirstTeam) 1989(SecondTeam)KarenScheibe(M) 1989(SecondTeam) 1987(FirstTeam)IreneStelling(M) 1995(FirstTeam)IngridSternhoff(G) 1997(FirstTeam)MichelleThornsbury(M) 1992(SecondTeam)

Hawks Honor Roll


1991(FirstTeam)CindyWalsh(B) 2003(FirstTeam) 2001(FirstTeam)

Conference Striker of the YearMeaganRiemer(F) 2006(AmericaEast)

Conference Goalkeeper of the YearElizabethCook(G) 2006(AmericaEast)

Conference Defender of the YearKellieLeyland(B) 2006(AmericaEast)

Conference Offensive Player of the YearJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2002(AmericaEast)

Conference Players of the YearSandraKayulu(M) 2001(AmericaEast)DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1998(AmericaEast)StineBohle(B) 1997(AmericaEast)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(NAC),1994(NAC)RoseDaley(F) 1993(NAC)KimLeMere(F) 1992(NAC)NancyKramarz(B) 1991(NAC)

Conference Rookies of the YearMalinEngman(F) 2001(AmericaEast)CindyWalsh(B) 2000(AmericaEast)KatharinaLindner(F) 1999(AmericaEast)SigneAndersen(M) 1998(AmericaEast)MarieSpinelli(M) 1995(NAC)IreneStelling(M) 1994(NAC)JessicaReifer(M) 1992(NAC)

Conference Scholar-Athletes of the YearElizabethCook(G) 2007(AmericaEast) 2006(AmericaEast)JeanetteAkerlund(F) 2003(AmericaEast)KatharinaLindner(M) 2002(AmericaEast)SandraDoreleijers(F) 1999(AmericaEast)BrendaReter(B) 1998(AmericaEast)JessicaReifer(M) 1995(NAC), 1994(NAC),1993(NAC)JeannaeDergance(B) 1992(NAC)

All-Conference (North Atlantic through 1996)JeanetteAkerlund(F) 2000(SecondTeam,RookieTeam) 2001(SecondTeam) 2002(FirstTeam) 2003(FirstTeam)LaurenAldred(B) 2008(FirstTeam)CaitlinAlves(F/M) 2009(RookieTeam)SigneAndersen(M) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(FirstTeam)HildeBakke(B) 2003(HonorableMention)StineBohle(B) 1997(FirstTeam)LaurenBrodeur(G) 2008(RookieTeam)KaceyBusque(F) 2008(FirstTeam) 2005(HonorableMention,RookieTeam)StephanieChmura(F) 1995,1994ElizabethCook(G) 2004(RookieTeam) 2006(FirstTeam) 2007(SecondTeam)RoseDaley(F) 1993,1992,1991JeannaeDergance(B) 1992,1991SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(SecondTeam) 1997(SecondTeam)MalinEngman(F) 2001(FirstTeam,RookieTeam) 2004(HonorableMention)BeckyFlowers(B) 2007(SecondTeam) 2009(FirstTeam)SaraFlowers(M) 2007(SecondTeam) 2006(SecondTeam)JaimeFountain(B) 1999(FirstTeam)KatieGardiner(B) 2002(HonorableMention) 2004(SecondTeam)LauraGuigli(M) 2007(SecondTeam) 2006(FirstTeam,RookieTeam)EvaGussias(M) 1997(FirstTeam)

YvonneGwinnell(B) 1991MaryBethHamilton(M) 2007(RookieTeam)JenHirsch 2003(RookieTeam)MarikaKarlsson(B) 1998(FirstTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)SandraKayulu(M/F) 2000(SecondTeam) 2001(FirstTeam) 2002(FirstTeam)LisaKesselman(B) 1994,1993DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1998(FirstTeam)NancyKramarz(B) 1992,1991MariaKun(F) 1998(FirstTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)KimLeMere(F) 1992,1991KellieLeyland(B) 2007(SecondTeam) 2006(FirstTeam) 2005(SecondTeam,RookieTeam)KatharinaLindner(M) 1999(SecondTeam) 2000(FirstTeam) 2001(FirstTeam) 2002(FirstTeam)TiniLyng(B) 1999(FirstTeam) 2000(FirstTeam) 2001(SecondTeam) 2002(FirstTeam)AnnikaMichaels(B) 2002(HonorableMention)ErinMucha(M) 2005(SecondTeam)AnneLiseNilssen(G) 2000(SecondTeam,RookieTeam)SusanNilsson 2003(RookieTeam)ErinPochman(B) 1993JessicaReifer(M) 1995,1994,1993BrendaReter(B) 1998(FirstTeam)MeaganRiemer(F) 2007(FirstTeam) 2006(FirstTeam)BreeannaRobinson(F) 2008(SecondTeam,RookieTeam)KarenRomero(G) 1992AmySalamon(B) 1995IreneStelling(M) 1995,1994IngridSternhoff(G) 1999(FirstTeam) 1998(FirstTeam) 1997(FirstTeam)MichelleThornsbury(M) 1992,1991CindyWalsh(B) 2000(FirstTeam,RookieTeam) 2001(FirstTeam) 2002(SecondTeam) 2003(FirstTeam)PattyWoodson(B) 2002(FirstTeam)SusieWoodson(B/M) 2000(FirstTeam)

Coaching Staff of the YearJohnNatale,MargaretTietjen,JeremyWilson 2006(AmericaEast)

Coach of the YearMarkKrikorian 1997(SoccerBuzzRegion) 1997(NSCAARegion)AustinDaniels 1989(NSCAANational) 1992(NSCAARegional) 1989(NSCAARegional) 1995(NorthAtlanticConference) 1992(NorthAtlanticConference) 1991(NorthAtlanticConference) 1989(NEWISA)

All-Tournament TeamJeanetteAkerlund(F) 2001,2002*SigneAndersen(M) 1998HildeBakke(B) 2003StineBohle(B) 1997StephanieChmura(F) 1994,1995ElizabethCook(G) 2006SandraDoreleijers(M) 1999*JaimeFountain(B) 1997,1998AmyFournier 1994KatieGardiner(B) 2000,2004LauraGuigli(M) 2008HeatherHinton(GK) 2002LisaKesselman 1994*UllaKnudsen(B) 1997DanielleKorbmacher(F) 1998*LiseKrok 1998

MariaKun(F) 1997*HegeLauvik(M) 1999,2000KellieLeyland(B) 2006KatharinaLindner(M) 2000,2001,2002TiniLyng(M) 2002AnnikaMichaels(F) 1999CrystalMorris(B) 2006ErinPochman 1994JessicaReifer(M) 1994,1995MeaganRiemer(F) 2007,2006*DanielleRotondi(M) 1995SivSkard(B) 2001IreneStelling(M) 1994,1995*CindyWalsh(B) 2003SusieWoodson(B) 1999*-MostOutstandingPlayer

Conference Player of the WeekJeanetteAkerlund(F) 9/4/02;10/21/02LaurenAldred(B) 10/6/08StineBohle(B) 9/2/97;9/29/97;11/3/97StephanieChmura(F) 9/25/95RoseDaley(F) 10/7/91;10/21/91;10/6/92JennaeDergance(B) 9/15/92SandraDoreleijers(M) 9/8/97;10/31/99KimEarly(G) 10/19/93SaraFlowers(M) 10/24/06EvaGussias(M) 9/22/97MaryBethHamilton 9/14/09HeatherHinton(G) 10/13/04DonnaHolyman(F) 10/23/95SandraKayulu(M) 10/22/01DanielleKorbmacher(F) 11/2/98MariaKun(F) 10/13/97;10/20/97KimLeMere(F) 9/16/91;10/20,10/27/92KatharinaLindner(M) 9/18/00;11/4/02JessicaReifer(M) 9/11/95;10/9/95 9/12/94;10/3/94 9/13/93;9/21/93;9/28/93MeaganRiemer(F) 10/9/06BreeannaRobinson 10/26/09KarenRomero(G) 11/1/92MarieSpinelli(M) 11/4/96PattyWoodson(B) 10/14/02SusieWoodson(B) 9/25/00,10/30/00,11/1/00

Soccer America Team of the WeekJeanetteAkerlund(F) 9/4/02AnnikaMichaels(B) 10/9/02

Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the WeekMeaganRiemer(F) 10/12/06ElizabethCook(G) 10/25/06

TopDrawerSoccer.com Team of the WeekBreeannaRobinson(F) 8/25/08

Conference Rookie of the WeekJeanetteAkerlund(M/F) 10/9/00SigneAndersen(M) 9/20/98;9/28/98LaurenBrodeur(GK) 10/13/08StephanieChmura(F) 10/5/93ElizabethCook(G) 10/11/04;11/1/04SloaneCox 10/16/95;10/30/95MalinEngman(F) 9/23/01MaryBethHamilton(M/B) 9/24/07DonnaHolyman(F) 9/12/94;10/17/94SandraKayulu(M) 9/6/99UllaKnudsen(B) 9/2/97DanielleKorbmacher(F) 10/19,10/26/98KatharinaLindner(F) 10/24/99AnneLiseNilssen(G) 9/11/00SusanneNilsson(M) 11/3/04MichelleOrelli(M) 10/9/07MelissaPelletier(F) 9/26/05JessicaReifer(M) 9/15,10/13,11/1/92BreeannaRobinson(F) 8/25/08AmySalamon(B) 10/30/94MarieSpinelli 9/11,9/18/95IreneStelling(M) 9/12,9/26,10/3,10/10/94IngridSternhoff(G) 11/3/97

Hawks Honor Roll


Stine Bohle

ingrid Sternhoff

Katharina lindner

irene Stelling Michelle thornSBury

KiM leMere

Karen roMero

MariKa KarlSSon JeSSica reifer

Sandra doreleiJerS

In 26 years ofwomen’s soccerat the University of Hartford,11 Hawks have earned theright to be called NSCAA All-Americans. Hartford has pro-duced an All-American in nineof thepast19years,most re-centlyin2000.KimLeMereandJessica Reifer were three-timeselections,whileRoseDaleyandIrene Stelling each earned thehonortwice.

Hartford All-Americans

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SeveralHartfordwomen’ssoccerplayershavemovedontoplayatthenextlevelfollowinggraduation.FormerHawkshavedottedtherostersofvariousnational,professionalandclubteams,includ-ingtheWomen’sUnitedSoccerAssociation.OthershavecompetedineliteleaguesliketheUSLW-LeagueandtheWomen’sPremierSoccerLeague.

HAWKS AT THE NEXT LEVEL

Name Team (League or Country)MaribethBlonski...................................................... ConnecticutWolvesElizabethCook..............................NewJerseyWildcats(W-League)RoseDaley........................ProfessionalteamsinSwedenandJapanKatieGardiner.........................WesternMassPioneers(W-League).......................................................................... AdirondackLynx(WPSL)HeatherHinton............................... NewJerseyStallions(W-League)..........................................................NewJerseyWildcats(W-League)SandraKayulu.........................DraftedbytheAtlantaBeat(WUSA)KatharinaLindner.....................WesternMassPioneers(W-League)........................................................................... GlosgowCity(Scotland)JenMazzocca.......................................................... ConnecticutWolvesJessicaReifer................................................ NewYorkPower(WUSA)......................................................................... SanDiegoSpirit(WUSA)................................ProfessionalteamsinSwitzerlandandGermanyMeaganRiemer................................................ FSASoccerPlus(WPSL)NancyKramarzRohrman............... NationalBTeam(UnitedStates).................................................U.S.NationalWomen’sPool(1993-94)............................................................................MarylandPride(WPSL)KarenRomero..............................FujitaSoccerClubMercury(Japan)SivElizabethSkard.......................................NationalTeam(Norway)................................................................... ProfessionalteaminNorwayCindyWalsh...............................WesternMassPioneers(W-League)........................................................................ LavalComets(W-League)PattyWoodson.................................................WesternMassPioneers.........................................................................SpringfieldSirens(WPSL)SusieWoodson.............................................SpringfieldSirens(WPSL)

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Hawks at the Next Level


•Hartfordofferseducationalandcareerprogramsin 89 undergraduate and 33 graduate areas ofstudyinitssevenschoolsandcolleges.

•Thecampusprovidestheintimacyofaliberalartscollege with the creativity and intellectual excite-mentofauniversity.

•Hartford ishometo4,697full-timeundergradu-ates, 819 part-time undergraduates, and 1,696graduate students, representing48 states and43countries.

•Thefull-timestudent-to-facultyratiois12:1.

• TheUniversity ofHartforddatesback to1877,whenthefirstofitsoriginalthreeschoolswasfound-ed.

• TheHartfordArt School (1877), HillyerCollege(1879),andTheHarttSchool(1920)joinedin1957toformtheUniversityofHartford.

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• Recent construction projects have provided newstate-of-the-art spaces for residential, social andeducationalpurposes,andhaverevampedandre-furbishedexistingbuildings.

•Reputationandselectivity:Morethan12,000ap-plicationsreceivedannually,andtheUniversity’sac-ceptance rate is lower thanat any time in its his-tory.

•Situatedona340-acre,wooded,suburbancam-pus,theUniversitybordersHartford,WestHartford,andBloomfield.MidwaybetweenBostonandNewYorkCity,downtownHartford,onlyfivemilesaway,isgaininganameforitself.

•More than100groups,clubs,andorganizations,including campus media, student government, fra-ternitiesandsororitiesaddtostudentlife.

•TheHarttSchoolandtheJoseloffGalleryoftheHartford Art School are highly respected. LincolnTheater, the Sports Center, and three auditoriumshostnumerousspecialeventsthroughouttheyear.

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HAWKS ATHLETICSTheUniversityofHartfordcelebratesits27thyearcompetingattheDivisionIlevelin2009-10.DivisionIcompetitioninallsportsbeganin1984-85,andtheensuing26yearshavebeenkeynotedbysuccess.Thefollowingisasam-plingofsomeoftheachievements.

Hartford has fielded NCAA or national tournament teams in six sports:women’sbasketball (2002,2005,2006,2008,2010),men’sgolf (1985-95,2001,2007),women’ssoccer(1989-92,1994-95,1997-2002,2006),men’ssoccer(1991-92,1996),men’stennis(2002)andwomen’svolleyball(1993). TheHawks havealso received ECACpostseasonbids in baseball(1988,1992)andvolleyball(1991).

TheHawkssportconferencechampionsinsevensports:women’sbasketball(2002,2005,2006,2007,2008),men’ssoccer(1991,1992,1996,1999),women’ssoccer(1991,1992,1993,1994,1995,1997,1998,1999,2002,2006),men’sgolf(1988-95,2001-02,2004,2006-07),men’stennis(1990,1991,1995,2002),women’sgolf(2005)andwomen’svolleyball(1993).

Inadditiontoteamsuccess,Hartfordplayersandcoacheshavereceivedamultitudeofindividualhonors.TheawardshaverangedfromAll-AmericandistinctionandnationalCoachof theYearhonors toconferencePlayeroftheYear,All-Conference, individual tournament championshipsandothers.All-Americanshavebeencrownedinthefollowingsports:baseball(2),men’sbasketball(1),men’sgolf(6),men’slacrosse(3),men’ssoccer(2)andwomen’ssoccer(11).

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JERRY KELLY

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Three former Hartford student-athletes stand out among thosewhohaveplayedprofessionally.

VinBaker,whostarredasanAll-AmericanonthebasketballcourtfortheHawks,played13seasonsintheNBA.Afour-timeNBAAll-Star,heaveraged15.0pointsand7.4reboundspergamein791careergames.BakerwaspickedeighthoverallintheJune1993NBAdraft.AtthetimehewasthehighestdraftpickeverfromaConnecticutcollegeoruniversity.

JeffBagwell,whoplayedthirdbaseforHartfordfrom1987to1989andistheNewEnglandcareerleaderinbattingaverageat.413,playedfirstbasefortheHoustonAstros.Inhis16yearswith theAstroshehit .297with449homerunsand1,529runsbatted in.He ranksamongHouston’s career leaders inbattingaverage, slugging percentage,homerunsandRBI.Hewasthe1994 National League MVP,1991Rookieof theYear,andwas a four-time All-Star (1994,1996,1997,1999).Men’sgolferJerryKelly,whotoppedtheNikeTour inearnings in1995,hasbeenimpressiveinhis12yearsplayingon

thePGATour.He’stopped$2millioninearningsinthreeofthepastsixseasons,andheplayedontheUnitedStatesPresident’sCupteamin2003.In2002,KellywassixthonthePGAmoneylistandfinishedintheTop25at13tournaments,includingwinsattheSonyOpeninHawaiiandtheAdvilWesternOpen.Men’s golfers Tim Petrovic and Patrick Sheehan havealso en-joyedsuccessonthePGATour.Petrovic,nowinhisseventhseason,brokethroughin2005withhisfirstcareervictoryattheZurichClassic. Sheehan is in his fifth year on the PGA Tour and hastopped$3millionincareerearnings.

OtherHartfordathleteswhoarecurrentlyplayingintheprofes-sionalranksincludeTraceyKelusky(NationalLacrosseLeague),EarlSnyder(minorleaguebaseball),ChrisDoyle(USLFirstDivi-sionsoccer),DanielAntunez(USL),SaralynSmith(AVP),RoryGlaves (NLL), ToddRichard (NLL),DerekSud-dons(NLL),JasonClark(NLL),JoshWasson(NLL)andMattHolman(NLL).

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JERRY KELLY


HARTfORD and the reGIon

EconomistRichardFloridahasranked•

Hartfordinthe“Top20”ofcoolplaces

tolive,work,startafamilyandhavefun.

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WestHartfordCenteroffersover•140distinctiveshopsandpopularrestaurantswithexcitingeventsandfestivalsallyearlong.

ConnecticutishometotheCon-•necticutSun(WNBA),HartfordWolfpack(AHL),NewBritainRockCats(MinnesotaTwins,MLB)andtheHartfordColonials(UFL).

ThesurroundingConnecticutcoun-•trysideoffersvariedget-awaypossibilitiesincludingskiing,sum-merwinerytours,fallfestivals.

Twooftheworld’slargestcasino•andentertainmentcomplexes,FoxwoodsResort&CasinoandMoheganSun,arelocatedinCon-necticut.

TheBasketballHallofFame,Six•FlagsNewEnglandandtheLongIslandSoundarelessthananhourawayfromtheUniversityofHart-fordcampus.

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WALTER HARRISONunIversIty PresIdent

Growth, vitality, and ser-vicetothecommunityarekeyattributesofWalterHarrison’sfirst10yearsaspresidentofthe University of Hartford.Since his appointment as theUniversity of Hartford’s fifthpresidentin1998,theUniver-sityhasexperiencedaperiodofenergyandmomentumun-matched in its history. Presi-dent Harrison has overseendramatic improvements inac-ademic quality, finances, and

fundraising.

More than 7,300 students (5,600 undergraduates and 1,700graduatestudents)studyatthesevenschoolsandcollegesoftheUniversityofHartford,whichisclassifiedasadoctoralresearch–intensiveuniversitybytheCarnegieFoundationfortheAdvance-mentofTeaching.Theinstitutionhasseena15percentincreaseinundergraduateenrollment,anda23-percentincreaseinde-greesawarded,overthepastdecade.Ahighlyvisiblefigureoncampus,PresidentHarrisonisknownforhisenthusiasmforstudentlifeandUniversityactivities,andisfondlyreferredtoasWaltbymanystudents.

DuringPresidentHarrison’stenure,theUniversityhasundertakenavigorousandcomprehensivebuildingcampaign.ManyoftheUniversity’sresidencehallshavebeenrenovated,andHawkHall,theUniversity’snewfive-story,208-bedresidenceforfirst-yearstudents,wascompletedduringthesummerof2007.Theoval-shapedAlumniPlaza,constructedoutofconcreteofvariouscol-orsandfinishes, nowprovides studentswitha largegatheringspotontheresidentialsideofcampus.

Attheheartofthisconstructioncampaignarethreemajornewadditions to theUniversity’s signatureacademicprograms:TheRenée Samuels Center of the Hartford Art School (opened inJanuary2007), the IntegratedScience,Engineering,andTech-nologyComplex(openedin2005),andtheMortandIrmaHan-delPerformingArtsCenter(openedinSeptember2008),whichhousestheDanceandTheatredivisionsofTheHarttSchool.TheHandelCenter,locatedintheUpperAlbanyandBlueHillsneigh-borhoodsofHartford,onemileeastoftheUniversity’scampus,alsocontainsspaceforcommunityactivities.

TwobuildingshavebeenrenovatedtohousetwooftheUniver-sity’sleadingliberalartsprograms:Psychology(EastHall)andCommunications andCinema Studies (Abrahms Hall). In 2006,theUniversityopenednewstate-of-the-artathleticfieldsforsoc-cer,lacrosse,softball,andbaseball.

TheUniversity’s vibrant relationshipwith theGreaterHartfordcommunityisahallmarkofPresidentHarrison’stenure.TheUni-versityhasbecomearecognized leader inhelpingto improve

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publicschools.Itistheonlyprivateuniversityinthecountrywithtwopublicmagnet schoolsoncampus—theUniversityofHart-fordMagnetSchoolandtheUniversityHighSchoolofScienceandEngineering. President Harrison’s community involvement is extensive. HeservesontheboardsofdirectorsoftheConnecticutConferenceofIndependentCollegesandtheHartfordConsortiumofHigherEducation.HeiscurrentlythepresidentoftheboardoftheHart-fordStageCompany.Heservesastrusteeordirectorofanum-berofotherHartford-areaorganizations,includingtheGreaterHartfordArtsCouncil,SaintFrancisHospitalandMedicalCenter,theConnecticutScienceCenter,andSuffieldAcademy.HeisalsoadirectorofWorldBusinessCapital,aninternationalfinancefirmbasedinHartford. Reflectinghislongtimeinterestinintercollegiateathletics,Presi-dentHarrisonchairstheNationalCollegiateAthleticAssociation’sCommitteeonAcademicPerformance, thegroup chargedwithimplementingacademicreformsamongthenation’s leadingin-tercollegiateathleticprograms,andservesonanumberofotherNCAAcommittees.HeistheimmediatepastchairoftheNCAAExecutiveCommittee.HealsoservesonthePresidentialAdvisoryCommitteeoftheAssociationofGoverningBoards. All this is a longway from President Harrison’s beginnings asascholarofAmerican literatureandculture.AnativeofPitts-burgh,hegraduatedfromTrinityCollegeinHartfordin1968,thenearnedamaster’sdegreefromtheUniversityofMichiganin

1969.AfteraninterimofthreeyearstoserveasacaptainintheUnitedStatesAirForce,PresidentHarrisonearnedadoctoratefrom the University of California–Davis. His doctoral disserta-tion, “OutofPlay:BaseballFiction fromPulp toArt,”wasoneoftheearliestscholarlytreatmentsofbaseballanditsplaceinAmericanlife. In1982PresidentHarrisonleftfull-timeteachingtotakeanad-ministrative position at Colorado College. He joinedGehrungAssociates University Relations Counselors in 1985, becomingpresidentofthefirmshortlythereafter.In1989PresidentHar-risonmovedtotheUniversityofMichigan,wherehebecamevicepresidentofuniversityrelationsandsecretaryoftheuniversity. PresidentHarrisonandhiswife,Dianne,ascholarof19th-cen-turyVictorianliteratureandmysteryliterature,maketheirhomein Russell House, the president’s residence at theUniversity ofHartford.


PAT MEISERsPecIal assIstant to the PresIdent

dIrector oF athletIcsPatMeiser,inher18thyearattheUniversityofHartford,servesas the director of athletics andspecialassistanttothepresident.

One of only 30 women direc-tor of athletics among the 335institutions competingat theDivi-sion I level, In June of 2009 shewasnamedtheNortheastRegionI-AAAUnder Armour Athletic Di-rectoroftheYearforthesecondtime(2006),andinMayof1999,shewasnamedoneofthenation’s

top50women’ssportsexecutivesbyStreet&Smith’sSportsBusinessJournal.

AtHartford,Meiserheadsateamthatisresponsibleforgrowingtheathleticsandacademicqualityoftheprogram,enhancingrevenueandextendingtheprogramintothecommunity.

In Meiser’s tenure, seven sports (women’s basketball, men’s soccer,women’s soccer, men’s golf, women’s golf, men’s tennis and women’s

volleyball)havewonAmericaEastConferencechampionshipsandei-therreachedNCAADivisionItournamentornationalpostseasonplay.Basketball,inparticular,hasemergedwithMeiser’shiringofJenniferRizzotti.Thewomen’sbasketballteamhasbeencrownedAmericaEastConference champion and reached the NCAA Tournament in 2002,2005,2006,2008and2010.Themen’steamsetaschoolrecordwith18winsin2007-08andadvancedtotheAmericaEastChampionshipfinalsforthefirsttimeinschoolhistory.

RevenueenhancementhasalsobeenanareaofgrowthforHartfordun-derMeiser’sleadership.Thishastakenplacethroughanexpandedfundraisingandalumnirelationseffort,developmentofacorporatespon-sorshipprogram,implementationofalicensingprogramandsuccessfulgrantsubmissions.Mostsignificantly,Hartfordathleticsembarkedona$10millionathleticscapitalcampaigninAprilof2003.Thecampaign,calledHomeFieldAdvantage, funded the renovationof theexistingsoccerandlacrossefield,therelocationandconstructionofasoftballfield,theconstructionofabaseballfieldandwillincludeconstructionofatracksurroundinganall-purposefield.ThegroundbreakingforHomeFieldAdvantagetookplaceinAprilof2005,andPhaseIoftheprojectwascompletedin2007.PhaseIIispresentlyunderway.

Meiser’s commitment to academics is well documented and demon-stratedthroughthesuccessofherstudent-athletes.Hartfordhasbeenamong the leaders in The America’s East’s Academic Cup standings

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eachofthepast10years.TheHawkswontheCupin1996-97.Theyhavehada3.0orhigherinfourteenofthelastsixteensemesters.Thispastacademicyear,theaveragestudent-athleteGPAwas3.06.

Student-athlete and staff engagment has been important forMeiser.SheispastchairoftheGreaterHartfordConventionandVisitorsBu-reau.Herappointmentcameatacriticaltimeasthecityopeneda$350millionconventioncenter.MeiserwasnamedaConnecticut“WomanofMerit”bytheGirlScoutsinJune2000.SheisaboardmemberofboththeConnecticutSpecialOlympicsandtheYMCA.Sheisaformerboardmemberof theConnecticutWomen’sHall of Fame. While serving in2007,MeiserservedasCo-ChairoftheCWHFGalathatcelebratedthe35thanniversaryofTitleIX.Theeveningbroughttogetherfourhun-dredofthetopfemaleOlympiansandnationalchampionswithtiestothestateofConnecticut.

Meiser hasalsobeen involvedwith various intercollegiate committeesandorganizationsattheconference,regionalandnationallevels.SheservesontheExecutiveCommitteeofNACDAandisapastPresidentoftheDivisionI-AAAAthleticsDirectorsAssociation(NACDA),hasbeenaprofessionalsportliaison,memberofthesoccerrulescommitteeandac-tiveasaNCAACertificationrepresentative.Overtheyears,shehasalsoservedavarietyofrolesintheAmericaEastConferenceandispresentlychairoftheExecutiveCommittee.

Prior to joining theHawks,Meiserwas theassociateathleticsdirectorforadministrationandseniorwomen’sadministratorattheUniversityofConnecticut.Duringher10yearsatConnecticut, sheplayedapivotalroleintherejuvenationoftheathleticsprogram.

BeforearrivingatConnecticut,Meiserwas theheadwomen’sbasket-ballcoachandatenuredfacultymemberatPennState(1971-81).Shegavethefirstwomen’sbasketballscholarshipatPennStatein1974andadvancedtheprogramtoTop-20statusinthelate1970s.Inaddition,shecoachedtheGoldMedal-winningEastteamintheinaugural1979NationalSportsFestival.

Meiser holds a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education(1969)fromWestChesterUniversityandaM.Ed.ineducation(1971)andanMBAinbusinessadministration(1986)fromPennState.SheisanativeofLancaster,PA,andhasfourchildren:Katherine,38,wifeofJasonSteadmanofLondon;Christopher,36,husbandofReneeJansen,Boston;Julie,34,wifeofRobertRiouxofStateCollege,PA;andDaniel,31,WestHartford.Shealsohasonegrandson,Lincoln.


AL-MARZOOK fIELDat aluMnI stadIuM

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Name: • Al-Marzook FieldDedicated:• October 15, 1977Reconstructed: • 2006Opened: • April 1, 2006Surface: • Field Turf Home of: • Women’s Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Men’s LacrosseSeating Capacity: • 2,500Amenities: • Daktronics Scoreboard, Press Box, Snack Bar, Restroom Facilities

Quick Facts...

AL-MARZOOK fIELDat aluMnI stadIuM


Home Fieldadvantage... •

In 2009, the Hartford women’s soccer team •pitched two shutouts at home at Al-Marzook Field, going 4-3-2 during their home schedule. During their America East Championship sea-•sonof2006,theHawkswent8-2-0intheirfirstseason at the newly renovated Al-Marzook Field. The 2006 America East title game was a •hard-fought 1-0 victory over Maine played in front of the home fans at Al-Marzook Field. It was the sixth home shutout of the season that year.


ThephilosophyweendorseaspartoftheHartfordHawksstrengthandconditioningprogramisquitesimple.Weareseekingthebestgains, in the least amount of time, in the safestwaypossible.Alltraining sessions are supervised by the strength and conditioningstafftoaugmentresultsandreduceanychanceforinjury.

Weendorseavarietyofmodalities,andformsoftraining,andareconstantlylookingtoimprovetheprogramtomakeitmoreefficient.Asa student-athleteyour timewillbe limiteddue to class sched-ule,practicetime,travel,homework,eating,sleeping,andhopefullysomeformofasociallife.

a word From strengtH and conditioning

coacH dave Houser...

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HARTfORD WOMEN’S SOCCERstrenGth and condItIonInG

The voluntary training cards provided arebasic routines that follow similar protocolsyouwillexperienceoncampus.However,wehavesimplifiedthemtomeettheequipmentyoumostlikelywillhaveavailabletoutilizeduring the summer training period. Whenyoucometocampusyouwillbeexposedtothefulleffectsanddirectionofthestrengthandconditioningprogram.

Allstudent-athletesattheUniversityofHart-ford will experience mental, and physical,challenges thatwillpush themwellbeyondwhateach individual thoughtwaspossible.Ultimately,thestudent-athleteisresponsiblefor their successor failure.Weas coachesare here to provide a training plan, andguideyou.

Followingtherulesbehindthestrengthandconditioningprogramwillhelpyouachievethetopfivereasonsfortraining.Thetrainingmethods we endorse may be unorthodox,buttheywillassurewearebothoverload-ingandbeingprogressivewithall trainingprotocols.

ThestrengthandconditioningroutinesattheUniversityofHartfordarebriefandintenseoutofnecessity.Onceagain,ourgoalremainstomaximizetrainingintheleastamountoftime. Make the commitment to your team.Have laser-focus on goals. Get locked in.Thisunrelentingapproachwillmakethedif-ferenceinallphasesoftraining.


sPorts MedIcIneFour full-timesportsmedicineprofession-als provide a comprehensive list of ser-vices,includinginjurycareandrehabilita-tion, strengthandconditioning,drugandalcohol education, andgeneral personalhealthadvisement.

Thegoalof the sportsmedicinedepart-mentistoprovidethestudentathletesatthe University of Hartford with the besthealth care possible. We remain com-mittedtothecontinuousupgradingoftheeducation, clinical skill development andequipmentused in thedeliveryof sportsmedicineservices.

Ourphilosophyisthattheneedsofthestu-dentathleteswillalwaysbethefirstcon-sideration for all members of the sportsmedicinestaff.

UNIVERSITY Of HARTfORD

Shawn McCarthyHeadTrainer

Caitlin CollazoAssistantTrainer

sPorts MedIcIne


UNIVERSITY Of HARTfORD

Matthew DudekAssistantTrainer

Elizabeth HutchinsonAssistantTrainer

Thesportsmedicinestaffisaidedbyawiderangeofequipment for thepreventionofinjuries and the rehabilitation and condi-tioningofstudent-athletes.Aweightroom,usedsolelybystudent-athletesandsuper-visedby the trainingstaffandastrengthandconditioningprofessional,ishousedinthesportsmedicinewingoftheSportsCen-ter.

The sportsmedicine staff is supportedbyanetworkofhighlyqualifiedmedicalandcounseling professionals practicing in theGreaterHartfordarea.

StudentHealthServicesstaff,alsolocatedintheSportsCenter,workinconcertwiththesportsmedicinestaffinprovidingstudent-athleteswith a full complement of cover-age.


AAfouxenides,Maria....................... 04,05Ahrensbach,Kamila.............................. 95Akerlund,Jeanette........ 00,01,02,03*Alaimo,Becky................................. 06,08Aldred,Lauren................................ 07,08Alnwick,Jamie....................................... 09Alves,Caitlin.......................................... 09Andersen,Signe............................. 98,99

BBabin,Michelle........................07,08,09Badger,Brittny................................ 03,04Baker,Alexandra.................................. 07Bakke,Hilde..................... 00,01,02,03Bates,Michele........................................ 86Baxter,Elizabeth................................... 97Bellonio,Jamie................................ 00,01Bensam,Caroline.................................. 84Begley,Shealagh.................................. 09Black,Brittany.................. 05,06,07,08Blonski,Maribeth........... 85,86,87,88*Bohle,Stine............................................. 97Bonetti,Andrea..................................... 96Bourassa,Stefanie................................ 03Brodeur,Lauren.............................. 08,09Busque,Kacey................ 05,06,07,08*

CCaen,Chiara................... 05,06,07,08Canle,Brigit.................................... 00,01Canle,Deidre......................................... 01Carreira,Ashley......................05,06,07Cederkvist,Tina..................................... 98Chmura,Stephanie.................93,94,95Coccodrilli,Maria................................. 87Cohen,Nancy................................. 84,85Cook,Elizabeth............. 04,05,06,07*Cooper,Jewel..........................92,93,94Cooper,Yolanda............. 88,89,90,91Cox,Brittany................................... 06,07Cox,Sloane..................................... 95,96Crittenden,Amy............... 93,94,95,96

DD’Aurio,Stephanie................05,06*,07Daley,Rose..................... 90,91,92,93*DeBlasio,Beth....................89,90,91,92DeGray,Michelle....................85,86,87Deignan,Tricia.......................86,87,89*Demake,Stephanie............................... 06Dergance,Jeannae......... 89,90,91,92Deroches,Andrea........... 97,98,99,00DeSanti,Michele............................ 08,09Dietrich,Danielle............................ 05,06Dixon,Caroline...................................... 09Doreleijers,Sandra.............97,98*,99*Doyle,Stephanie............. 02,03,04,05Dublin,AnneMarie.............................. 84Duhrkoop,Laurie............................ 96,97Dziedzic,Katherine............................... 96

EEarly,Kim......................................... 92,93Easdon,Jennifer.............. 85,86,87,88Eiden,Susan........................................... 84Elisarraraz,Monica........................ 08,09

Engman,Malin.........................01,02,04

FFazio,Irene....................... 88,89,90,91Felix,Erin..................................98,99,00Ferguson,Nancy.................................... 87Ferkel,Greta....................................... 84*Ferreira,Kerri..........................97,98,99Field,Gara.................... 87,88,89,90*Flanagan,Morna.................................. 86Flowers,Becky............. 06,07,08*,09*Flowers,Sara.............................. 06*,07*Fountain,Jaime.............. 96,97,98,99*Fournier,Amy............... 92,93,94*,95*Fuss,Sonja....................................... 98,99Fyfe,Jen.......................................... 93,94

GGardiner,Katie............. 00,01,02,04*Geier,Gayle.................. 84,85,86*,87Gold,Sarah.............................07,08,09Gotaas,Cecilie...................................... 98Gregory,Jan......................................... 92Guidoboni,Lindsay............................... 05Guigli,Laura.................. 06,07,08,09*Gussias,Eva........................................... 97Gwinnell,Yvonne......... 88,89,90,91*

HHamilton,MaryBeth...............07,08,09Hamlin,Grace....................................... 94Hartin,Katie........................................... 99Hinton,Heather.............................. 02,03Hirsch,Jen........................................ 03,04Hodina,Monica............ 88,89*,90,91Holyman,Donna....................94,95,96*Hoover,Rachel.........................91,92,93Hornish,Donna................................ 89,90Huelle,Keila..................... 92,93,94,95Huff,Kristin...................... 85,86,87,88

JJerlinski,Sheila...................................... 03Johns,Brooke.................................. 04,05

KKaminski,Katie...................................... 00Kapinos,Pam................................... 99,00Kaplan,Jessica...................................... 85Karahalios,Maria................................. 08Karlsson,Marika............................ 97,98Kayulu,Sandra................ 99,00,01,02Kelley,Hope........................................... 84Kelly,Dana............................................ 84Kesselman,Lisa.............. 91,92,93,94*Knudsen,Ulla......................................... 97Korbmacher,Danielle.................... 98,99Kramarz,Nancy.......... 89,90,91*,92*Krok,Inger-Lise...................................... 98Kulmann,Lauren............................. 95,96Kun,Maria....................................... 97,98

LLaackman,Suzanne........ 89,90,91,92Langston,Lynn....................................... 93Lauvik,Hege................................... 99,00

Lavoye,Debbie.............................. 84,85Lemberg,Melissa.................................. 84LeMere,Kim..................... 89,90,91,92Lennartsson,Moa.................................. 04Leone,Renea.......................................... 84Levine,Allison......................................... 02Leyland,Kellie............... 05,06,07,08*Lindner,Katharina..... 99,00*,01*,02*Little,Shelby........................................... 09Loftus,Clare........................................... 93Luciano,Marisol..................................... 84Lyng,Tini....................... 99,00,01*,02*

MMakkas,Vicki.................................. 04,05Martin,Karina.........................93,94,95McCartney,Alyson....................... 84,85*McClure,Cassandra....... 86,87,88,89McKenzie,Michelle....... 92,93,94,95*McLoughlin,Erin............... 85,86,87,88McNabb,Kathy.............................. 85,86McShea,Maureen........... 85,86,87,88Michaels,Annika............. 99,00,01,02Mills,Heather......................................... 03Monsees,Amy.................. 86,87,88,89Moore,Sandy........................................ 87Moran,Desiree................ 86,87,88,89Morris,Crystal................. 03,04,05,06Mucha,Erin..................... 02,03,04*,05Munro,Victoria................ 96,97,98,99Muser,Lauren......................................... 09Myge,Anny..............................99,00,01

NNatale,Tara.................................... 00,01Nilssen,AnneLise........................... 00,01Nilsson,Susanne.................................... 03Nowlin,Lesley................................. 96,97

OOlberholtzer,Julianne.......................... 09Orelli,Michelle...................................... 07

PPalmer,Liz.................... 84,85,86*,87*Pendleton,Jaime............. 00,01,02,03Pelletier,Melissa............................. 05,06Pepper,Amy........................................... 91Pink,Courtney........................................ 97Pink,Gretchen....................................... 97Pochman,Erin.................................. 93,94Pothier,Stephanie........... 01,02,03,04Prendergast,Carol......... 94,95,96,97Prince,Courtney.................................... 07Pulley,Jill................................................ 87

RRadzevich,Amber................................. 99Ray,Karen.............................................. 09Reardon,Kate.................. 97,98,99,00Reifer,Jessica............... 92,93,94*,95*Reter,Brenda................... 97,98,99,00Richards,Rachel............ 06,07,08,09*Riemer,Meagan........................... 06,07*Roberts,Wendy................................... 85Robinson,Breeanna....................... 08,09Rodgers,Katie....................................... 84

Roesler,Valerie...................................... 00Romanowski,Regan.............................. 97Romero,Karen............. 89,90,91*,92*Ronan,Regina.................. 87,88,89,90Root,Anne.............................................. 86Roth,Stacy....................................... 94,95Rotondi,Danielle........... 93,94,95,96*Russell,Audrey........... 85,86*,87*,88*

SSachs,Kay.............................................. 86Salamon,Amy........................94,95,96*Sarapoulos,Christina........................... 03Savarino,Giannetta...................... 04,05Scheibe,Karen.............. 86,87,88,89*Schiliro,JeanMarie.............................. 88Schneider,Bonnie............ 00,01,02,03Schreiner,Tiffany.................................. 90Seavey,Sarah.............. 85,86,87,88*Shannon,Sara................................ 84,85Sherry,Beth...................... 85,86,87,88Sherry,Kate.............................86,87,88Shields,Chenoa..................................... 97Siösteen,Maja................. 04,05,06,07Skard,Siv........................................ 00,01Skinner,Ann..................................... 91,92Smyth,Amber................................. 08,09Soucy,Dawn...................................84,85Sparkes,Camille............. 96,97,98,99Spinelli,Marie................................ 95,96Stelling,Irene.................................. 94,95Sternhoff,Ingrid......................97,98,99Strell,Jackie........................................... 06Szabla,Cari.......................................... 85

TTaft,Sabrina................................... 04,05Tatro,Callie............................................ 05Tepper,Alison....................................... 86Tepper,Hilary................................. 89,90Thompson,Tammy.......... 89,90,91,92Thornsbury,Michelle..... 90,91,92,93*

UUscilla,Alex............................................ 09

VVeilleaux,Danielle................................ 97Velardo,Giovanna............................... 09

WWalsh,Cindy.................. 00,01,02,03*Whitney,Kerin................. 90,91,92,93Williams,Shane.............................. 90,91Wilson,Kristin........................................ 88Wolfe,Kristi........................................... 91Woodson,Patty........... 99,00,01*,02*Woodson,Susie.............................. 99,00

ZZagura,Lynne................................. 96,97Zaniewski,Diane................................... 03

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