2010 women's soccer media guide

Tessa GavilskyTessa Gavilsky

Caitlin PetersonCaitlin Peterson

Katie BitettoKatie Bitetto

Andi GaravagliaAndi Garavaglia

Lindsay JowersLindsay Jowers

Jenny AgranoffJenny Agranoff

Natalie SimonNatalie Simon

Kristin HigelKristin Higel

Rachel AllenRachel Allen

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2010 Quick Facts & Schedule ................................................................................. 1Coaching Staff ......................................................................................................2-3 2010 Season Outlook ...........................................................................................4-52010 Roster ............................................................................................................. 6Player Bios: Jenny Agranoff, Rachel Allen .......................................................................... 8 Katie Bitetto, Andrea Garavaglia ..................................................................... 9 Tessa Gavilsky, Kristen Higel ........................................................................ 10 Lindsay Jowers, Caitlin Peterson .................................................................. 11 Natalie Simon, Alexis Hermosa .................................................................... 12 Courtney Jenista, Samantha Jones .............................................................. 13 Jennifer Rinaberger, Sarah Rodriguez ......................................................... 14 Crossley Simmons, Samantha Snyder ......................................................... 15 Kasai Hartwick, Kristen Mueller .................................................................... 16 Mary Salfer-Hobbs, Laura Seletos ................................................................ 17 Ciarra Britt, Chelsea Cabarcas ..................................................................... 18 Virginia Davis, Amber James ........................................................................ 19 Kaitlyn Jones, Shanna Krysalka ................................................................... 20 Sammie Mathews, Jenifer Raneri ................................................................. 21 Alyssa Welsh ................................................................................................ 22A-Sun Preseason Poll ........................................................................................... 222009 Review .....................................................................................................23-24Records & History .............................................................................................25-26Year-by-Year Results ........................................................................................27-28All-Time Letterwinners ........................................................................................... 29This is Stetson University ...................................................................................... 30University President and Athletic Staff ................................................................... 31The Atlantic Sun Conference ................................................................................. 32DeLand, Florida ............................................................................ Inside Back Cover2010 Team Photo ................................................................................... Back Cover

Quick Facts

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2010 Schedule

GENERAL Location ........................................................................................DeLand, FL 32723Enrollment .........................................................................................................2,390Founded .............................................................................................................1883President ............................................................ Dr. Wendy B. Libby (Cornell, 1972)National Affi liation ...........................................................................................NCAA IConference ............................................................................................. Atlantic SunAthletic Director ..................................................................... Jeff Altier (Stetson ‘82)Nickname ........................................................................................................HattersColors ..................................................................................Hunter Green and WhiteField (Capacity) .........................................................Stetson Soccer Complex (500)COACHING STAFFHead Coach .......................................................................... Julie Orlowski (FIU ‘91)Career Record ........................................................................ 112-118-19 (14 years)Record at Stetson ................................................................... 73-83-15 (Nine Years)Assistant Coach ............................................................Brittany Jones (Three Years)Soccer Offi ce Phone .......................................................................... (386) 822-8139HISTORYFirst Season .......................................................................................................1993Overall Record ................................................................... 124-171-21 (17 seasons)Years in NCAA Tournament ................................................................................noneTEAM INFORMATION2009 Overall Record ........................................................................................ 11-7-22009 A-Sun Record/Finish .................................................................6-2-2 (.700)/3rd Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...............................................................................19/8Starters Returning/Lost ..........................................................................................6/5Newcomers ...............................................................................................................9SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Director/Women’s Soccer Contact .........................Dean WatsonOffi ce Phone ...................................................................................... (386) 822-8130

email ...................................................................................dwatson@stetson.eduAssistant SID ..................................................................................... Jesse Cazakoff Offi ce Phone ................................................................................. (386) 822-8131 e-mail ................................................................................. [email protected] ce Fax .......................................................................................... (386) 822-8132Mailing Address ..................421 N. Woodland Blvd., DeLand, Fla. 32723, Unit 8359Athletics Website ........................................................................ www.gohatters.com

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DATE DAY OPPONENT LOCATION TIME8/14 Sat. Florida Tech (Exhib.) DeLand 6:00 pm8/20 Fri. Florida Atlantic DeLand 7:00 pm8/22 Sun. Miami (Fla.) DeLand 1:00 pm8/26 Thu. Embry-Riddle DeLand 7:00 pm8/29 Sun. Florida State Tallahassee, Fla. 2:00 pm9/3 Fri. Virginia Commonwealth DeLand 7:00 pm9/5 Sun. USF Tampa, Fla. 1:00 pm9/10 Fri. Southeast Missouri State Cape Girardeau, Mo. 8:00 pm9/12 Sun. Arkansas-Little Rock St. Louis, Mo. 2:00 pm9/17 Fri. UNF* Jacksonville, Fla. 7:00 pm9/19 Sun. Jacksonville* Jacksonville, Fla. 2:00 pm9/23 Thu. Campbell* Buies Creek, N.C. 7:00 pm10/1 Fri. Kennesaw State* DeLand 7:00 pm10/3 Sun. Mercer* DeLand 2:00 pm10/8 Fri. USC Upstate* Spartanburg, S.C. 7:00 pm10/10 Sun. ETSU* Johnson City, Tenn. 1:00 pm10/15 Fri. Lipscomb* DeLand 7:00 pm10/17 Sun. Belmont* DeLand 1:00 pm10/24 Sun. FGCU* Fort Myers, Fla. 5:00 pm10/30 Sat. A-Sun Tournament – 1st Rd. TBA TBA11/4 Thu. A-Sun Tournament – Semifi nal TBA TBA11/6 Sat. A-Sun Tournament – Finals TBA TBA11/12-12/5 NCAA Tournament TBA TBA

* Atlantic Sun Conference Game (All Times Eastern)

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Stetson, Orlowski led the Hatters to an impressive 11-7-3 mark in 2003 along with a conference championship appearance for just the third time in the program’s history.

During her fi rst nine years at Stetson, Orlowski has coached 21 all-conference performers including nine fi rst team, six second team, and six all-freshmen team members along with the league’s fi rst-ever Defensive Player of the Year in Emma Astrom and the school’s fi rst Freshman Player of the Year in April Eilering. In 2006, Eilering became Stetson’s second Defensive Player of the Year. In 2010 Astrom was inducted into the Stetson Athletics Hall of Fame. She is the fi rst women’s soccer player to earn that honor.

In 2009 Tessa Gavilsky once again added to the trophy case after being voted the A-Sun’s Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season. In 2008 she was the fi rst Stetson player ever to earn that honor.

Additionally, Orlowski has coached countless Academic All-Conference performers and routinely places more than 75% of her roster on that prestigious list.

A 1991 graduate of Florida International University (B.A., Mass Communication), Orlowski came to Stetson following one season as an assistant at South Florida. Prior to her stint at USF, Orlowski compiled a 39-54-4 record in six seasons as a collegiate head coach.

Orlowski began Boise State’s program in 1997 and previously started the program at North Florida, beginning a club team in 1995 and turning the Ospreys into a nationally ranked Division II program in their fi rst year at the varsity level. In 1996, North Florida was ranked as high as No. 8 during the season.

Orlowski began her coaching career at Miami’s St. Thomas University in 1992, beginning the NAIA program from scratch just one year after graduating from FIU. She compiled an 18-24-2 record in three seasons at St. Thomas, including winning seasons in 1993 (7-6-0) and 1994 (8-5-1).

As a player at FIU, Orlowski was a four-year starter and team captain for the Golden Panthers. She earned her master ’s in Sports Administration from St. Thomas in 1995.

Orlowski holds a United States Soccer Federation “B” License and also serves as a part-time instructor for the USSF. She is a state coach for the Florida Youth Soccer Association and has served as an Olympic Development Program instructor.

Julie Orlowski enters her 10th season as the Stetson women’s soccer head coach.

Orlowski, who started programs at St. Thomas, North Florida and Boise State, was named the Hatters’ second women’s soccer head coach on July 20, 2001.

Last season she led the Hatters to 11 wins and a #3 seed in the A-Sun tournament. The Hatters fi nished the regular season just one point shy of the #1 spot. It was the third time since Orlowski took over the program, and the fourth time all-time that Stetson fi nished with double-digit victories.

In 2008 Orlowski solidifi ed her status as a top- tier Division I head coach by earning her 100th career victory with a 2-0 win over Lipscomb on October 19.

Well respected among her peers in college soccer, Orlowski was a member of the NCAA Regional Advisory Committee from 2006-2008. In 2009 she was honored further with an appointment to a fi ve-year term on the NCAA National Advisory Committee.

In 2006, Orlowski led Stetson to perhaps the school’s most successful season, earning both A-Sun Coach of the Year and NISOA’s Central Florida Coach of the Year honors. The Hatters matched a school record for wins (12) and posted the best regular season conference record (7-1-1) in the program’s history. The team put together and 8-match unbeaten streak and reached the conference tournament fi nals. Addtionally, four players earned fi rst team all-conference recognition with

April Eilering earning Defensive Player of the Year.

In 2005, the Hatters r e c o r d e d s e v e n shutouts, including five of their last six opponents. Stetson made i t s second semifi nal appearance in three at tempts where it forced the match into penalty

kicks after a double-overtime scoreless tie.

While shutting out six opponents in 2004, Orlowski’s squad set new school records with a 0.97 goals against average and allowing opponents a total of just 17 goals.

After accumulating a 10-24 record during her fi rst two years at

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JJulie ulie OOrlowskirlowski Head CoachHead Coach - - TenthTenth Season Season Florida International ‘91Florida International ‘91

19921992 .... .... St. ThomasSt. Thomas ....... ....... 3-13-13-13-119931993 .... .... St. ThomasSt. Thomas ......... ......... 7-6-07-6-019941994 .... .... St. ThomasSt. Thomas ......... ......... 8-5-18-5-119961996 ... ... North FloridaNorth Florida ...... ...... 10-7-110-7-119981998 .... .... Boise StateBoise State ........ ........5-11-15-11-119991999 .... .... Boise StateBoise State ....... ....... 6-12-06-12-020012001 ....... ....... StetsonStetson .......... .......... 4-13-04-13-020022002 ....... ....... StetsonStetson ........... ...........6-11-06-11-020032003 ....... ....... StetsonStetson ........... ...........11-7-311-7-320042004 ....... ....... StetsonStetson ............ ............ 5-6-55-6-520052005 ....... ....... StetsonStetson ........... ...........9-11-19-11-120062006 ....... ....... StetsonStetson .......... .......... 12-8-112-8-120072007 ....... ....... StetsonStetson .......... .......... 8-10-18-10-120082008 ....... ....... StetsonStetson .......... .......... 7-10-27-10-220092009 ....... ....... StetsonStetson ........... ...........11-7-211-7-2TotalsTotals .... .... 15 Years15 Years .. ..112-118-19112-118-19

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Brittany JonesBrittany JonesAssistant CoachAssistant Coach - - ThirdThird SeasonSeasonStetson ‘0Stetson ‘077

Brittany Jones is in her fourth season as Assistant Coach of the Stetson women’s soccer program. She plays a large roll in the team’s successes on and off the fi eld. In addition to her

on-fi eld duties, Jones is the program’s recruiting coordinator, she monitors her players’ academic progress, and she handles all equipment and fi eld maintenance issues. Jones is the fi rst line of contact for both the recruits

and the current players.

Jones holds a United States Soccer Federation National “C” license. A staff member of the Florida Olympic Development Program, she assisted with the state teams that competed at the Region III Championships in New Orleans.

Jones spent four years as a starter and 90-minute player in the Hatters back line, culminating with a fi rst team all-conference season in 2006. Jones was a three-year team captain and a four-year member of the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. She was also named to the 2005 A-Sun All-Tournament Team.

Jones was highly successful in the classroom at Stetson earning academic all-conference honors all four years. She was Stetson’s 2006 Senior of the Year in the Integrative Health Sciences Department. Also in 2006 she was an NSCAA All-South Region Scholar and graduated from Stetson Magna Cum Laude with a B.S. degree in rehabilitative studies. She is currently

A native of Powder Springs, Ga., Jamie McClure is in her seventh year as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at Stetson University. She works primarily with women’s soccer and softball.

McClure graduated from the University of Georgia in 2002 with her bachelor’s degree in Exercise and Sport Science with an emphasis in Athletic Training. She also earned her master’s at UGA in Exercise and Sport Science in 2004.

While at Georgia, McClure worked with track, cross country, football and gymnastics as an undergraduate. During graduate school she worked with the equestrian team.

McClure is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the South Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association.

Jamie McClureJamie McClureTeamTeam TrainerTrainer - - Seventh YearSeventh YearGeorgiaGeorgia ‘0 ‘022

G O O O O A A A A L L L L . . . S I M M O N S !G O O O O A A A A L L L L . . . S I M M O N S !


2 0 1 0 S E A S O N O U T L O O K2 0 1 0 S E A S O N O U T L O O KNines are wild in 2010. The roster of 29 Hatters has a deep and talented incoming class of nine freshmen, as well as nine seniors that will graduate in the spring. It will be a season of transition for the Stetson women’s soccer program as the newcomers will be charged with learning the college game from one of the most suc-cessful four-year classes ever to play at Stetson.

The Hatters have at least one key senior to lead the way from each position on the fi eld. An-drea Garavaglia is a three-year starter who has lived up to the outstanding goaltending tradition established by her predecessors. Co-captain and two-year starter Kristen Higel will act as anchor of the back line, and Stetson’s “Dynamic Duo” of Tessa Gavilsky and Katie Bitetto will roam the midfi eld and forward lines. Gavil-sky, a co-captain, is the reigning two-time Atlantic Sun Conference Player of the Year and scoring champ. Bitetto led the league in 2009 and set a school record in the process with 11 assists.

Last season Stetson reached double digits in victories (11-7-2) for the fourth time in school history, fi nished one point out of fi rst place in the regular season (6-2-2), and reached the semifi nals of the A-Sun tournament. This season it will look to take the next step.

“Anything short of the A-Sun tournament fi nal will be considered a failure. I am very disappointed we did not get to the championship game last year”, said Stetson head coach Julie Orlowski.

“I realize that is a lofty goal and high expectations to place on the team this time of year, but that speaks to the quality of our individu-als and the standard we set going in”, she added.

Forwards

The biggest contributor heading into the season is clearly Tessa Gavilsky (Granite City, Ill.). She is the fi rst Hatter ever to have earned A-Sun Player of the Year honors, and she has done it twice in a row. Gavilsky led the conference in scoring the past two seasons and along the way became Stetson’s all-time leader with 74 career points. She will alternate between the forward and midfi eld positions in 2010 depending on the formation run by Coach Orlowski.

Teaming with Gavilsky to form the most marked pair in the A-Sun will be fellow senior Katie Bitetto (Jacksonville, Fla.). Last sea-son Bitetto used years of solid work ethic and athleticism to her advantage and turned herself into one of the top scoring threats in college soccer. She fi nished the season 12th in the nation in as-sists per game (0.55), and added fi ve goals for 21 total points. She can set ‘em up, and she can put ‘em in the back of the net.

While opponents are busy keeping an eye on Gavilsky

and Bitetto the Hatters will hit them with another talented pair of forwards. Senior Natalie Simon (Lauderhill, Fla.) and junior Court-ney Jenista (Pensacola, Fla.). Simon scored a career-high three goals last season to go along with an assist. Whether it is down the sideline or up the middle, she can run the fi eld with the best. Jenista fi nished last season 4th on the team in scoring with three goals and two assists for eight points. She has a knack for being in the right place at the right time.

Also seeing substantial time up front this season and providing depth will be a trio of talented freshmen. High School All-American Alyssa Welsh (Edison, NJ) is a versatile player who broke the New Jersey state scoring record, Kaitlyn Jones (DeLand, Fla.) is a local product out of DeLand High School who can get herself into goal scoring situations, and Sarah Mathews (Palmetto, Fla.) is a very good, hard working player on either fl ank.

Rounding out the Hatter attack will be junior Sarah Rodriguez (Del-tona, Fla.). She is a talented and versatile player who can and will be used to fi ll every spot on the front line, as well as the midfi eld. She creates a great deal of energy on the fi eld. Rodriguez’ fi rst col-legiate touch was a goal against USF her freshman season.

Midfi elders

Looking at the Stetson midfi eld for 2010 is admittedly another ex-cuse to mention Tessa Gavilsky. Did you hear she is the two-time defending Player of the Year? Some may not know that the A-Sun’s Top-Gun can also get back, control the midfi eld and play some defense.

One of those projected to start alongside Gavilsky is a surprise, and the other is a sophomore who played in 19 games last sea-son. Junior Alexis Hermosa (Or-lando, Fla.) has been a stalwart member of the Hatter back line for two seasons and was named all-freshman at that position in 2008. This season she is likely to make the move to midfi eld so that the team can take advantage of her considerable offensive skills. Kassandra Hartwick (Granite City, Ill.) had a strong freshman season in 2009 scoring two goals and patrolling the midfi eld like a veteran. She has earned a starting role, yet will be challenged.

Also likely to see playing time in the midfi eld will be two juniors who played high school soccer together, a sophomore that returns to the team after a one-year abscence, and a pair of newcomers. Sa-mantha Snyder (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) and Jennifer Rinaberger (Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.) have taken their games from Nease High School to Stetson and both appear ready to become major contribu-tors. Snyder played in 14 games with seven starts last season. She picked up one assist in 399 minutes on the fi eld. Rinaberger is a hard working player who looked good in the spring and has earned a chance to see more time on the fi eld. She appeared in two games last year. Mary Salfer-Hobbs was a member of the Hatters as a freshman in 2008 and rejoins the team this season. She had a solid spring season and will battle for playing time in the back, as well as at the midfi eld in 2010.

Freshmen Chelsea Cabarcas (College Point, NY) and Shanna Krysalka (Ocala, Fla.) are two young players who can challenge for playing time this season and are sure to become major players

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Defenders

The big question on the back line this season is who will replace long-time starter Elise Ketcham who graduated last spring, A-Sun All-Freshman Team member Christina Cromwell was lost to a career-ending injury, and Hermosa who is likely moving forward into the midfi eld?

The 4th spot will continue to be manned by senior Kristen Higel (St. Augustine, Fla.) who started 19 games for the Hatters in 2009 and 11 in 2008. Higel is a smart, experienced player and a strong pres-ence in front of the goal.

The fi rst replacement will come from a switch. While Hermosa moves to the midfi eld, junior Crossley Simmons will make the move to defender. Simmons has been a consistent starter for the Hat-ters since her freshman season when she fi nished second in goals scored with three. Although she can provide offense when needed, her real strength is her power and ability to intimidate on the defen-sive end. She will be an excellent addition to the back row.

There are three freshmen who will be the primary candidates to battle with Jenny Agranoff (Cape Coral, Fla.) for the fi nal two defen-sive positions. Agranoff, a redshirt senior, has four years of experi-ence and has been working hard for her chance to start on the back line. Freshmen Jennifer Raneri (Port St. Lucie, Fla.), Virginia Davis (Deltona, Fla.) and Ciarra Britt (Jacksonville, NC) are all quite tal-ented and will be in the mix all season. The wildcard in this scenario is Britt who is the reigning Volusia County Player of the Year. She can play both the forward and defender positions and will certainly settle in one of those spots as the season progresses.

Local standouts Junior Samantha Jones and sophomore Kristen Mueller out of DeLand will also be in the mix for playing time on the back line. Jones has worked hard to get herself healthy after some issues last season. She could play herself into some substantial minutes as a defender or as a midfi elder. Mueller saw time in two

games last season as a freshman and has the talent to become a regular contributor to the cause.

The fi nal defensive specialist on the roster is senior Lindsay Jow-ers (Port Orange, Fla.). As the season approached it became apparent that Jowers would not be able to play in her fi nal campaign and is now listed as a medical retirement. Speaking to her incredible will and the respect given to her by her teammates she was still voted unanimously as one of the team captains. She will lead and support the squad from the sidelines in 2010.

Goalkeepers

The Hatters have fi ve goalkeepers on the roster this season includ-ing three seniors. One of those seniors has started between the posts for three seasons and is well prepared to lead the team and anchor the defense again in 2010. Andrea Garavaglia (Webster Groves, Mo.) has already established herself as one of the best stoppers all-time for a program rich in keeper tradition. She enters the season 2nd all-time in goals against average (1.41), 2nd in shutouts (14), and 4th in saves with 240. Last season she had a career-best G.A.A. of 1.26 and equaled her career-high of seven shutouts.

Although all four remaining keepers are talented enough to take over the position if necessary, the competition for the #1 backup position is between senior Caitlin Peterson (Ocala, Fla.) and soph-omore Laura Seletos (New Port Richey, Fla.). Peterson has held the support role for three seasons and has performed well when-ever called upon. She played in two games as a freshman and two more as a sophomore. She is an outstanding student who spent this past spring semester studying overseas in Kenya. In Peterson’s absence Seletos seized the opportunity to begin her accent as the heir apparent to Garavaglia. She will look to gain as much experience as she can this season in preparation for a likely starting role beginning in 2011.

Senior Rachel Allen (Lake Worth, Fla.) and freshman Amber James (Umatilla, Fla.) round out the Hatter roster in 2010. Allen is a player who inspires her teammates every day. For three years she has proven herself a leader and provided an example by working hard in practice day in and day out. James is a player that Hatters fans will want to keep an eye on. The Lake County Athlete of the Year is a very talented athlete with tremendous potential. Although she comes from a smaller high school program, she should certainly challenge for playing time after establishing herself at this level.

After a strong season and coming up just shy of the A-Sun cham-pionship game last season, the Hatters are looking to take the next step in 2010.

“We lost some very good players to graduation after last year. Play-ers like Emily Yero, Elise Ketcham, Heather Berg and Emily Ware are hard to replace. We built our program around Yero, Elise was a four-year starter on defense, Bergy was a big time scorer, and Em-ily did some great things for us off the bench”, said Orlowski.

“This new group of seniors represents one of the most successful four-year classes we have ever had here. They have what it takes and they deserve to go out with a ring”, she added.

Once again this season Coach Orlowski has proven that Stetson is not one to shy away from tough opponents. In addition to its al-ways-diffi cult Atlantic Sun schedule Stetson will be taking on a chal-lenging non-conference slate. At home the Hatters will face Florida Atlantic (8/20), Miami (8/22), Embry-Riddle (8/26) and Virginia Commonwealth (9/3). On the road they will challenge Florida State (8/29), USF (9/5), Southeast Missouri State (9/10) and Arkansas-Little Rock (9/12).

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T H E T H E 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 R O S T E RR O S T E R No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School Major00 Andrea Garavaglia GK 5-10 Sr Webster Groves, Mo./Nerinx Hall Psychology

1 Laura Seletos GK 5-8 So New Port Richey, Fla./Mitchell HS Computer Info. Systems

2 Tessa Gavilsky F/M 5-8 Sr Granite City, Ill./Granite City HS Integrative Health Science

3 Lindsay Jowers D 5-8 Sr Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek HS Rehabilitative Studies

4 Kristen Higel D 5-10 Sr St. Augustine, Fla./Bartram Trail HS Integrative Health Science

5 Sammie Mathews F 5-4 Fr Palmetto, Fla./Palmetto HS Integrative Health Science

6 Jennifer Raneri D 5-8 Fr Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast HS General Studies

7 Alexis Hermosa D/M 5-3 Jr Orlando, Fla./Trinity Prep. Integrative Health Science

8 Samantha Jones D/M 5-4 Jr DeLand, Fla./DeLand HS Integrative Health Science

9 Kristen Mueller D 5-8 So DeLand, Fla./Mainland HS Undecided

10 Sarah Rodriguez M/F 4-11 Jr Deltona, Fla./DeLand HS Management

11 Kaitlyn Jones F 5-3 Fr DeLand, Fla./DeLand HS Psychology

12 Courtney Jenista F 5-6 Jr Pensacola, Fla./Pensacola Catholic Biology

13 Kaisi Hartwick M 5-6 So Granite City, Ill./Granite City HS Finance

14 Jennifer Rinaberger M 5-3 Jr Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Nease HS Finance

15 Natalie Simon F 5-5 Sr Lauderhill. Fla./Ft. Lauderdale HS Business Administration

16 Samantha Snyder M 5-1 Jr Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Nease HS Integrative Health Science

17 Chelsea Cabarcas M 5-6 Fr College Point, NY/Bayside HS General Studies

18 Ciarra Britt F/D 5-8 Fr Jacksonville, N.C./Taylor HS Undecided

19 Alyssa Welsh F 5-8 Fr Edison, NJ/Bishop George Ahr HS Elementary Education

20 Crossley Simmons M 5-5 Jr Winfi eld, Ill./St. Francis Prep HS Environmental Science

21 Jenny Agranoff D 5-5 Sr Cape Coral, Fla./Ft. Myers HS Integrative Health Science

22 Katie Bitetto M/F 5-6 Sr Jacksonville, Fla./Mandarin HS Integrative Health Science

24 Virginia Davis D 5-6 Fr Deltona, Fla./Deland HS Chemistry

25 Mary Salfer-Hobbs M 5-5 So Neptune Beach, Fla./Fletcher HS Religious Studies

26 Shanna Krysalka M 5-5 Fr Ocala, Fla./Forest HS Undecided

28 Caitlin Peterson GK 5-7 Sr Ocala, Fla./Vanguard HS Biology

30 Rachel Allen GK 5-7 Sr Lake Worth, Fla./Cardinal Newman English

31 Amber James GK 5-9 Fr Umatilla, Fla./Umatilla HS Undecided

Head Coach Julie Orlowski (FIU ‘91, 10th season)Assistant Coach Brittany Jones (Stetson ’06, 4th season)Team Trainer Jamie McClure (Georgia ‘02, 7th season)


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2009: Played in career-high 15 games with three starts... Picked up fi rst career point with an assist in Stetson’s 7-0 win over Embry-

Riddle (8/27)... Played career-high 90 minutes against Army (9/4)... Earned Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team honors for the 4th straight season. 2008: Played in 14 games with 10 starts... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. 2007: Played in one game as a redshirt freshman… Earned Academic All-Conference honors. 2006: Did not see action... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Played for Greg Gardner at Fort Myers High School... Helped her team to a district runner-up spot... Led team in assists as a freshman with 33... Also lettered in track and fi eld... Graduated suma cum laude. Personal: Majoring in Integrative Health Science ... Daughter of Kirsten and Stuart Agranoff... Born Sept. 7, 1988 in San Diego, Calif.

JJenny Agranoffenny AgranoffDefender 5-5 SrCape Coral, Fla./Fort Myers HS

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2009: Did not see action as a junior... An inspirational member of the team that works incredibly hard in practice. 2008: Did not see

action her sophomore season... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second straight season. 2007: Did not see action as a freshman… Was named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. High School: Played club for Marvin Wheeler and Brad Boyle with Team Boca... Also lettered in cross country and lacrosse... Member of National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Ray and Connie Allen... Born July 16, 1989 in West Palm Beach, Fla.... Majoring in English at Stetson... Father played college baseball at Belmont Abbey.

RaRachel Allenchel AllenGoalkeeper 5-7 SrLake Worth, Fla./Cardinal Newman HS

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Katie BitettoKatie BitettoMF/Forward 5-6 SrJacksonville, Fla./Mandarin HS

2009: Started all 20 games for the Hatters... Combined with Tessa Gavilsky to form the most prolifi c scoring duo in the Atlantic Sun

Conference (51 pts)... Led the A-Sun with career-high 11 assists... Set Stetson season assist record... Tied for 12th in the nation with 0.55 assists per game... Finished 3rd on team and tied for 5th in conference in scoring with career-high 21 points... Scored a goal and delivered two assists in Stetson’s 7-0 win over ETSU... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the 3rd straight season. 2008: Played in all 19 games with 10 starts as a sophomore... Tied for sixth on team in scoring with four points... Scored her goal in 2-1 win at USC-Upstate (10/26)... Picked up assists against USF (9/11) and Jacksonville (10/10)... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. 2007: Played in 19 games with six starts as a freshman… Tied for second on team in assists with three… Scored goal in 3-0 win over Tennessee Tech… Named to the A-Sun All-Academic Team. High School: Played for Ashley Nosse at Mandarin High School... Second team all-state as a senior... Led team to three conference championships and three district championships... Named All-Conference and All-District all four years... Named District 1-6A Player of the Year as a sophomore... Led team in goals and assists all four years, fi nishing with 61 goals and 51 assists... Made 96 consecutive starts. Personal: Daughter of Carl and Barbara Bitetto... Born Mar. 2, 1989 in Jacksonville, Fla… Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

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Bitetto’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2007 19 10 1 3 52008 19 12 1 2 42009 20 31 5 11 21Totals 58 53 7 16 30


Andrea GaravagliaAndrea GaravagliaGoalkeeper 5-10 SrWebster Groves, Mo./Nerinx Hall

2009: Started all 20 games in goal for the Hatters... Finished 2nd in the conference in saves with 96 and in shutouts with seven...

Was 6th in the A-Sun in goals against average at 1.26... Had 10 saves in road win over Mercer (9/27)... Nine saves in 2-1 win over USC Upstate... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the 3rd consecutive year... Moved up to 3rd all-time at Stetson in career shutouts with 14 and 4th in career saves with 240. 2008: Played and started in 18 games as a sophomore... Fifth in the A-Sun in GAA at 1.37... Tied for 4th in shutouts with four... Seventh in saves with 4.17 per game... Shutouts came against Florida Atlantic (9/19), Liberty (9/21), Campbell (10/4) and Lipscomb (10/19)... Named Academic All-Conference. 2007: Started all 19 games as a freshman… Earned shutouts against Tennessee Tech, JU, and Lipscomb… Picked up an assist in the season-opening win over Presbyterian… Named to the A-Sun All-Academic Team. High School: Played for Brian Haddock at Nerinx Hall High School... Led team to Top 10 national ranking... Won District Championship .. Posted lowest GAA in the city... Played club soccer for Metro Strikers... Also lettered in basketball all four years... Member of National Honor Society... Earned 1st Academic Honors and Leadership Award. Personal: Daughter of Mary and John Garavaglia... Born Feb. 14, 1989 in St. Louis, Mo.... Majoring in Psychology.

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Garavaglia’s Career StatsYear GP/GS Minutes Saves GA GAA Sho W-L-T 2007 19/19 1741 69 31 1.60 3 8-10-12008 18/18 1643 75 25 1.37 4 3-6-22009 20/20 1856 96 26 1.26 7 11-7-2Totals 37/37 5240 240 82 1.41 14 22-23-5



2009: Started all 20 games... Named the A-Sun’s Offensive Player of the Year for the second consecutive season... First Team

All-Conference... Became Stetson’s all-time leading scorer with 74 career points... Also moved into all-time team lead in goals with 27 and assists with 20... Led the A-Sun in scoring (30 pts), goals (11), and game-winning goals (6)... Second in the league in assists with eight... Scored hat trick in 7-0 win over Embry-Riddle (8/27)... Picked up a goal and two assists in 4-2 win over UNF (10/9)... Had an 8-game scoring streak... Combined with Katie Bitetto to form the top scoring duo in the A-Sun (51 pts). 2008: Named the A-Sun’s Offensive Player of the Year... First Team All-Conference... A-Sun Offensive Player of the Week twice (9/14 and 10/13)... Led the conference in scoring with 29 points... Tied for fi rst in the league in goals with 11...Tied for third in assists with seven... First-ever Offensive POY at Stetson... Ranked #40 in the nation in scoring... Scored game-winning goals in back-to-back games at Campbell (10/4) and vs. JU (10/10)... Scored two goals in 3-2 win over Embry-Riddle (9/14)... Scored a goal and dished out 2 assists in win over Florida Atlantic (9/19). 2007: Named to the A-Sun All-Freshman Team… Second on the team in scoring with fi ve goals and fi ve assists for 15 points… Scored winning goal in 1-0 double overtime win over Lipscomb… Picked up a goal and an assist at home against ETSU. High School: Named Gatorade’s Illinois State Player of the Year and Belleville News-Democrat’s Player of the Year... Named All-State in 2006 & 2007... NSCAA High School All American in 2007... As senior led team to school-best 22-2-3 record... Led school to state semi-fi nals each of her last three years... Scored 23 goals with 22 assists her senior year... Finished high school career with 57 goals and 66 assists... Was an all-conference performer in basketball and tennis and played volleyball for one year. Personal: Daughter of Larry and Cindy Gavilsky... Born June 20, 1989 in Clayton, Mo.... Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

22Tessa GavilskTessa GavilskyyMF/Forward 5-8 SrGranite City, Ill./Granite City HS

Gavilsky’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2007 18 29 5 5 152008 19 70 11 7 292009 20 76 11 8 30Totals 57 175 27 20 74

Kristen HigelKristen HigelDefender 5-10 SrSt. Augustine, Fla./Bartram Trail HS

2009: Played in all 20 games with 19 starts as a junior... Played 90 minutes or more in 10 games... Picked up fi rst career assist in 2-1 win

over Campbell (10/31)... Helped lead team to 0.35 shutout average (5th best in A-Sun)... Team was 5th in the league for goals allowed with 26... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second consecutive season. 2008: Played in 16 games with 11 starts as a sophomore... A strong presence in the Hatters’ backfi eld... Scored her fi rst career goal in 5-1 win over Jacksonville (10/10)... Earned A-Sun Academic All-Conference honors. 2007: Played in 10 games with one start as a freshman. High School: Played for Joe Lay at Bartram Trails HS... Two-time All-Conference selection and an All-County honoree as a senior... Graduated cum laude and was American Youth Character Award recipient as junior and senior. Personal: Daughter of Bob and Lee Anne Higel... Born Sept. 21, 1988 in Clearwater, Fla.... Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

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Higel’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2007 10 1 0 0 02008 16 4 1 0 22009 20 5 0 1 1Totals 46 10 1 1 3

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Caitlin PetersonCaitlin PetersonGoalkeeper 5-7 SrOcala, Fla./Vanguard HS

2009: Once again the #1 backup at the goalkeeper position... Did not see action as a junior... An outstanding student-athlete who

earned Academic All-conference honors for the 3rd consecutive year. 2008: The primary backup keeper she played in two games as a sophomore... Started the fi rst game of the season against the University of Miami... Also saw action playing 22 minutes at North Carolina State... Finished with seven saves... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. 2007: Played 23 minutes in two games as a freshman at Stetson… Combined with Garavaglia for a team shutout in 4-0 win over USC Upstate… Named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. High School: Played for Ron Boddy, Fulton Gomez, and Ray Moore at Vanguard HS... Named Second Team All-Area... Recorded 222 saves junior year... Member of National Honor Sociey and a National Merit Scholar. Personal: Daughter of Gwen and John Peterson... born Dec. 27, 1988 in Ocala, Fla.... Majoring in Biology (Pre-Veterinary Medicine).

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Peterson’s Career StatsYear GP/GS Minutes Saves GA GAA Sho W-L-T 2007 2/0 23 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-02008 2/1 112 7 5 4.03 0 0-1-02009 0/0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0-0-0Totals 4/1 135 7 5 3.33 0 0-1-0

LindLindsasayy Jowers JowersDefender 5-8 SrPort Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek HS

2010: Medically retired as a senior due to previous injuries... So highly thought of by her teammates that she was still voted as one of the

team’s three captains for 2010 along with Tessa Gavilsky and Kristen Higel. 2009: Played in one game as a junior... Saw action against the University of Tennessee-Martin... Picked up her fi rst career assist in 1-0 win over UT-Martin (9/6). 2008: Was not able to see action due to injury... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second consecutive year. 2007: Was redshirted as a freshman… Named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. High School: Played for Carl Smith at Spruce Creek High School... Named All-Area each of her last three years... Led school to state playoffs all four years as a starting Defender ... Teams went 73-17-8 in her career... Served as team captain... Scored 23 goals and distributed 13 assists in high school career... Was a four-year Honor Roll student. Personal: Daughter of Buddy and Doris Jowers... Born Dec. 26, 1988 in Daytona Beach, Fla.... Majoring in Rehabilitative Studies.

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Jowers’ Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 0 0 0 0 02009 2 0 0 1 1Totals 2 0 0 1 1




Natalie SimonNatalie SimonForward 5-5 SrLauderhill, Fla./Fort Lauderdale HS

2009: Played in 18 of 20 games with four starts at forward... Finished tied for 5th on team in scoring with seven points... Scored a career-

high three goals on the season... Scored a goal in Stetson’s 2-1 win over Campbell in the A-Sun quarterfi nals (10/31)... Scored a goal and added an assist in 7-0 win over Embry-Riddle (8/27)... Scored a goal in two of the fi nal three games of the season. 2008: Played in 14 games with 11 starts as a sophomore... Assisted on the team’s only goal in 4-1 loss to UNC-Greensboro (9/5), it was the fi rst assist of her career... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second consecutive season. 2007: Played in 11 games as a freshman… Scored an unassisted goal, the fi rst of her career, in 2-1 loss at Florida International… Named to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Academic Team. High School: Played for Randy Weis at Ft. Lauderdale High School... All-State selection in 2007... Also named BCAA All Star... Scored 21 goals in her high school career... Earned Scholar-Athlete Award... Participated in volleyball, tennis and track & fi eld. Personal: Daughter of Vincent and Aline R.S. Flegeance... Born Aug. 29, 1989 in New Iberia, La.... Majoring in Business Administration.

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Simon’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2007 11 1 1 0 22008 14 2 0 1 12009 18 13 3 1 7Totals 43 16 4 2 10

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Alexis HermosaAlexis HermosaMidfi elder 5-3 JrOrlando, Fla./Trinity Prep

2009: Played and started in 18 games... A natural midfi elder, she played a second season as a defender due to roster needs and was once

again a mainstay on the back line... Helped lead the team to six of its seven shutouts... Played every minute on the fi eld in 15 of 18 games... Picked up a pair of shots in Stetson’s 1-0 win at Lipscomb (10/16) 2008: Was voted to the Atlantic Sun Conference All-Freshman Team... Played and started in 18 games as a freshman... A tough defender, she also scored a goal and had 15 shots on the offensive end of the fi eld... Scored her fi rst career goal in the fi nal regular season game at Florida Gulf Coast (11/1)... Registered three shots in tie with Liberty (9/21). High School: Graduated from Trinity Preparatory High School in Winter Park, Fla…. Named the Gatorade Rookie of the Year in 2004-05… Earned MVP honors as a senior… Led team to runner-up fi nish in 3-A District Tournament… Won the Tech Theater II Award in 2006. Personal: Daughter of Patricia and Edward Hermosa of Orlando, Fla… Born February 1, 1991 in Orlando… Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

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Hermosa’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 18 15 1 0 22009 18 7 0 0 0Totals 36 22 1 0 2



Courtney JenistaCourtney JenistaForward 5-6 JrPensacola, Fla./Pensacola Catholic

2009: Played in 19 games with 15 starts... Finished 4th on the team in scoring with eight points... Had career-highs with three goals and

two assists... Tied for second on team in game-winning goals with two... Scored game-winner in 3-2 win at Mercer (9/27) and again in 2-1 win at USC Upstate (10/23)... Scored a goal in 2-2 tie with Jacksonville (10/11)... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second consecutive season. 2008: Played in 18 games with 10 starts as a freshman... Picked up her fi rst career assist in 3-2 win over Embry-Riddle (9/14)... Has two shots in a game twice (9/21 vs. Liberty and 10/10 vs. Jacksonville)... Was named to the A-Sun All-Academic Team. High School: Earned four varsity letters in soccer… 115 goals and 27 assists… Led team to District Championship and Regional Finals… Earned Golden Boot Award three years… Most Valuable Offensive Player, Pensacola News Journal All-Area First team as a sophomore, junior and senior… Wendy’s High School Heisman Award winner… Pensacola Scholar Athlete Award winner… U.S. Army Reserve National Scholar Athlete Award winner. Personal: Daughter of Cindy and John Jenista of Pensacola, Fla…. Born October 29, 1990 in San Diego, California… Majoring in Biology.

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Jenista’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 18 5 0 1 12009 19 21 3 2 8Totals 37 26 3 3 9

Samantha JonesSamantha JonesDefender/MF 5-4 JrDeLand, Fla./DeLand HS

2009: Played in one game as a sophomore... Saw action against the University of Tennessee-Martin. 2008: Did not see action her freshman

season. High School: A four-year varsity player in soccer and a Team Captain as a junior and senior… Played every minute of every game as a junior… Team MVP, State Farm Sportsmanship Award and Second Team All-Area as a junior… Twice named the I.B. Student of the Month… A member of the Honor Roll. Personal: Daughter of Deb and Rob Jones of Lake Helen, Fla…. Born November 3, 1989 in Fredricksburg, Virginia… Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

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Jones’ Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 0 0 0 0 02009 1 0 0 0 0Totals 1 0 0 0 0


Jennifer RinabergerJennifer RinabergerMidfi elder 5-3 JrPonte Vedra Beach, Fla./Nease HS

2009: Played in two games as a sophomore... Played 13 minutes in 7-0 win over Embry-Riddle (8/27) and 15 minutes in 1-0 win over Tennessee-

Martin (9/6)... Earned Academic All-Conference honors for the second consecutive year. 2008: Did not see action her freshman season... Earned Atlantic Sun Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Played for Coach Dave Silverberg… Helped team to a 22-6-2 record, District 4A Championship, Regional Championship and State 4A title… Scored one goal and dished out seven assists… Won the Heart Award and the Academic Achievement Award… Member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Jeanne Rinaberger of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla…. Born November 14, 1989 in St. Louis, Missouri… Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

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Rinaberger’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 0 0 0 0 02009 2 0 0 0 0Totals 2 0 0 0 0

Sarah RodriguezSarah RodriguezMF/Forward 4-11 JrDeltona, Fla/DeLand HS

2009: Played in 11 games as a sophomore... Delivered her fi rst career assist in 7-0 win over East Tennessee State (10/25)... Put up shots

against Embry-Riddle, Tennessee-Martin and Lipscomb. 2008: Played in 11 games as a freshman... Scored her fi rst career goal and had two shots in a 1-1 tie at USF (9/11). High School: Started every game in all four years on the team… Was the team’s leading scorer as a senior… Fourth all-time in career assists… First Team All-Area in 2006 and 2008… Second Team All-Area in 2005 and 2007… 2005 Newcomer of the Year… Led team to runner up fi nish in 2005 District Tournament… An International Baccalaureate Student. Personal: Daughter of Patricia and Ralph Rodriguez of Deltona, Fla…. Born June 18, 1990 in Chicago, Ill…. Majoring in Management at Stetson.

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Rodriguez’ Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 11 5 1 0 22009 11 3 0 1 1Totals 22 8 1 1 3



Crossley SimmonsCrossley SimmonsDefender 5-5 JrWinfield, IL/St. Francis Prep HS

2009: A strong and intimidating presence in the midfi eld... Played in all 20 games with 13 starts as a sophomore... Tied for 8th on the

team in scoring with four points... Scored a goal in Stetson’s 7-0 win over Embry-Riddle (8/27)... Scored a goal in the team’s 7-0 win over ETSU (10/25)... Picked up two shots against FGCU and Jacksonville... Earned Academic all-Conference honors for the second consecutive year. 2008: Played in 18 games with eight starts as a freshman... Tied for second on the team in goals with three and scoring with six points... Scored the game-winning goal at USC-Upstate (10/26)... Scored fi rst career goal against Florida Atlantic (9/19)... Also picked up a goal vs. Jacksonville (10/10)... Four shots in 1-1 tie at USF... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Four year starter on the varsity team… Was the team captain and team MVP in 2007 and 2008… Named All-Conference two years and Academic All-Conference three years… Daily Herald All-Area First Team as a senior… Led team to conference championship in 2008… IHSSCA All-Sectional team in 2006 and 2007… A current Illinois State record holder in power lifting. Personal: Daughter of Allison and Charlie Simmons of Winfi eld, Ill…. Born March 19, 1990 in Nashville, Tennessee… Majoring in Environmental Science at Stetson.

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Simmons’ Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 18 16 3 0 62009 20 13 2 0 4Totals 38 29 5 0 10

Samantha SnyderSamantha SnyderMidfi elder 5-1 JrPonte Vedra Beach, Fla./Nease HS

2009: Played in 14 games with seven starts as a sophomore... Picked up her fi rst career assist and played a season-high 54 minutes in

Stetson’s 7-0 win over Embry-Riddle (8/27)... Earned Academic all-conference honors for the second consecutive season. 2008: Played in 16 games with 6 starts as a freshman... Scored her fi rst career goal which was the game-winner vs. Embry-Riddle (9/14)... Had four shots in the Embry-Riddle game... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Graduated from Allen D. Nease High School in Ponte Vedra, Fla…. Played for Coach Dave Silverberg… Helped team to a 22-6-2 record, District 4A Championship, Regional Championship and State 4A title… Scored seven goals and had fi ve assists in 21 games as a senior… Team Captain and MVP sophomore season… Earned four academic letters and fi nished school with a 4.5 GPA… Also played four years on the golf team. Personal: Daughter of RoseMary and Edward Snyder of Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla…. Born June 27, 1990 in Brooklyn, New York… Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson.

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Snyder’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2008 16 5 1 0 22009 14 1 0 1 1Totals 30 6 1 1 3



Kaisi HartwickKaisi HartwickMidfi elder 5-6 SoGranite City, Ill./Granite City HS

13132009: Played in 19 of 20 games as a freshman... Tied for 8th on the team in scoring with four points... Scored her fi rst collegiate goal in a

3-2 win at Mercer (9/27)... Scored her second goal in 4-2 win over North Florida (10/9)... Had two shots against FGCU (10/5)... Earned Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Graduated from Granite City High School in Granite City, Illinois... Earned four varsity letters in soccer and three in volleyball... Was All-Conference in 2008 and 2009, All-State in 2009, and Defensive MVP in 2009... Helped her team win three Southwestern Conference titles and the team fi nished second in the state in 2007... Team Captain of the soccer and volleyball teams in 2009... Member of the National Honor Society and the Renaissance Steering Committee. Personal: Daughter of Sandra Dietz and Perry Hartwick... Born February 27, 1991 in Granite City... Chose Stetson because it is a perfect fi t athletically and academically... Majoring in Finance at Stetson.

Kristen MuellerKristen MuellerDefender 5-8 SoDeLand, Fla./Mainland HS

992009: Played in two games as a freshman picking up 23 minutes against Tennessee-Martin and 16 minutes versus Kennesaw State...

Earned Academic All-Conference honors. High School: Graduated from Mainland High School in Daytona Beach, Florida... Played for Head Coach James Harden... Helped lead team to District Runner Up fi nish and received the Coach’s Award her freshman season... Voted the Player’s Award as a sophomore... Was named Honorable mention All-County her fi rst three years... As a senior she fi nished with 12 goals and 22 assists... Also played fl ag football in high school... Was on the President’s Honor Roll all four years and earned Academic Achievement status from Daytona State College in 2008. Personal:Daughter of Timothy and Michelle Mueller of DeLand, Florida... Born November 7, 1990 in Chesapeake, Virginia... Undecided on a major at Stetson.


Hartwick’s Career StatsYear GP Sh G A Pts2009 19 8 2 0 4

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Mary Salfer-HobbsMary Salfer-HobbsMidfi elder 5-5 SoNeptune Beach, Fla./Fletcher HS

25252009: Did not play for the team in 2009. 2008: Played in one game as a freshman for the Hatters... Earned Academic All-Conference

honors. High School: Graduated from Fletcher High School in Neptune Beach, Florida... Played four years of varsity soccer and ran three years of varsity cross country ... Wendy’s High School Heisman winner... Second Team All-Conference three years... All-Conference runner twice and won the Most Heart in Competition Award... A Presidential Academic Scholar, AP Scholar and member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Daughter of Deborah Salfer and Hurshel Hobbs of Neptune Beach, Fla... Born October 2, 1990 in Honolulu, Hawaii... Majoring in Religious Studies at Stetson.

Laura SeletosLaura SeletosGoalkeeper 5-8 SoNew Port Richey, Fla./Mitchell HS

112009: Did not see action in the net as a freshman. The heir apparent behind senior goalkeeper Andrea Garavaglia... Earned Academic All-

conference honors. High School: Graduated from J.W. Mitchell High School in New Port Richey, Florida... A four-year starting goalkeeper for the soccer team... Helped lead team in conference championship all four years.. 15-1-3 record, District Champions and Region Runner-Up fi nish in 2008... First Team all-County in 2007 and 2009, Second team in 2008... All-Conference in 2007, 2008 and 2009... Varsity Team Captain in 2008 and 2009... Career 0.74 GAA with 277 saves and 32 shutouts... Also earned varsity letter in track and fi eld... Graduated Magna Cum Laude, 2008 Pasco County Scholar Athlete Award, National Honor Society, 2009 Outstanding Senior Award, Defensive Player of the Year. Personal: Daughter of Sam and Beth Seletos of New Port Richey, Florida... Born December 11, 1990 in Tampa, Florida... Majoring in Computer Information Systems at Stetson.


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Ciarra BrittCiarra BrittForward/Defender 5-8 FrJacksonville, NC/Taylor HS

1188High School: Graduated from T. DeWitt Taylor High School in Pierson, Florida... A three-time team MVP who was named First Team All-Area

as a senior and earned All-County honors twice... Last year she helped lead her team to a school record 12-6-2 fi nish.... The team was District Runners Up in both 2007 and 2008... Scored 40 goals in one season... Also played volleyball, softball, and was a member of the weightlifting team... A two-time Third Team All-Conference Team member in volleyball... Off the fi eld Britt was a member of the National Honor Society, Tomorrow’s Leaders, and was Vice President of the Beta Club. Personal: Daughter of Sara and Eric Britt of DeLeon Springs, Florida... Born January 12, 1992 in Jacksonville, North Carolina... Undecided on a major at Stetson.

Chelsea CabarcasChelsea CabarcasMidfi elder 5-6 FrCollege Point, NY/Bayside HS

1177High School: Graduated from Bayside High School in Bayside, New York... An attacking midfi elder at Bayside who was also on the roster

for the Colombian National U17 team as well as the Eastern ODP 92’s... Played under head coach Kazbek Tambi. Personal: Born May 19, 1992 in New York... Daughter of Miguelina and Marcos Cabarcas of College Point, New York... Majoring in General Studies at Stetson... Would like to go on to play pro soccer and become a cosmetic dentist.



VirginVirginia Davisia DavisDefender 5-6 FrDeLand, Fla./DeLand HS

2424High School: Graduated from DeLand High School in DeLand, Florida... She played soccer and participated in track and field for the

Bulldogs... In soccer she was named MVP and was the team captain as a junior and a senior... Off the fi eld she was a four-year honor roll student who fi nished in the top 10% of her class. Personal: Born February 2, 1992 in the Bronx, New York... Daughter of Dania and Elvin Davis of Deltona, Florida... Majoring in Chemistry... She chose Stetson so she could play Division I soccer and study biology and chemistry.

Amber JamesAmber JamesGoalkeeper 5-9 FrUmatilla, Fla./Umatilla HS

3131High School: Graduated Summa Cum Laude from Umatilla High School in Umatilla, Florida... Earned three varsity letters in soccer, four in

softball, and one in volleyball... Was named the school’s Athlete of the Year... Team MVP in 2009 and 2010... All-County Honorable Mention as a sophomore... All-County Second Team as a junior and senior... Started every game in her fi nal three years... Lake County Scholar Athlete of the Year... Helped lead team to District Runner Up fi nish and Highest Academic Average... Named a 2010 Disney Dreamer and Doer... Maintained the highest academic average in Math and English in four years of study... Mathlympics Team, Spanish Club and National Honor Society member. Personal: Born April 22, 1992 in Ocala, Florida... Daughter of Brenda and Dale James of Umatilla... Undecided on a major at Stetson.



Kaitlyn JonesKaitlyn JonesForward 5-3 FrDeLand, Fla./DeLand HS

1111High School: Graduated from DeLand High School in DeLand, Florida... She was the leading scorer for the Bulldogs as a senior fi nishing

with 30 goals and 14 assists for 74 points... She tallied 150 career points with 57 goals and 36 assists... Set a school record for the most points scored within a 10-game period... Team won a District 6A championship... Also played fl ag football at DHS. Personal: Born June 27, 1992 in Fredericksburg, Virginia... Daughter of Debra and Robert Jones of Lake Helen, Florida... Majoring in Psychology at Stetson and would like to become a criminal profi ler after graduation.

Shanna KrysalkaShanna KrysalkaMidfi elder 5-5 FrOcala, Fla./Forest HS

2626High School: Graduated from Forest High School in Ocala, Florida... Earned six varsity letters in soccer, track and fl ag football... In

soccer earned First Team All-County as a senior and Second Team All-County as a junior... One of the top goal scorers all three years... Member of the FHSAA Academic Team for two years. Personal: Born May 1, 1992 in Ocala, Florida... Daughter of Carla and Daniel Krysalka of Ocala, Florida... Undecided on a major... Chose Stetson because she loved the campus, coach and team, and it is close to home.




Sammie MathewsSammie MathewsForward 5-4 FrPalmetto, Fla./Palmetto HS

55High School: Graduated from Palmetto High School in Palmetto, Florida... Earned two varsity letters as a member of the soccer team... As a

senior she was team captain and led the Tigers in goals scored... She fi nished with 20 goals and 16 assists for 56 points... Scored a hat trick against rival school... Helped lead her team to the regional playoffs two consecutive seasons... 2006 Disney Tournament champions... 2009 Savannah Cup fi nalist... Off the fi eld she was a member of the National Honor Society and is in the top 8% of her class. Personal: Born March 17, 1993 in Bradenton, Florida... Daughter of Lisa and Tyler Mathews... Majoring in Integrative Health Science at Stetson... Chose the school because it is Division I and has a great academic reputation.

Jennifer RaneriJennifer RaneriDefender 5-8 FrPort St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast HS

66High School: Graduated from Treasure Coast High School in Port St. Lucie, Florida... Played soccer under head coach BJ Busutil... She

was team MVP, First Team All-Conference, and First Team All-Area in each of her four years... Earned First Team All-State and First team All-Region as a senior... Scored 30 goals and 35 assists in her career... Holds the record for assists in a season... Also participated in track... Holds the record for the 800 meter run. Personal: Daughter of Francine and John Raneri of Port St. Lucie, Florida... Majoring in General Studies at Stetson.


Alyssa WelshAlyssa WelshForward 5-8 FrEdison, NJ/Bishop George Ahr HS

1199High School: Graduated from Bishop George Ahr High School in Edison, New Jersey... Earned NSCAA High School All-America honors in

2009... As a junior she led her team to a 16-2-1 record and a Division Championship... Her team reached the County Finals for the fi rst time in 26 years... She earned Home News Player of the Year in 2009 and Star Ledger County Player of the year in 2008... Earned All-Conference honors three times, as well as All-Division and State ODP four times... She set school records of 42 goals as a senior, and 107 goals in her career. Personal: Born May 21, 1992 in Edison, New Jersey... Daughter of Sue and Tom Welsh of Edison, New Jersey... Majoring in Elementary Education at Stetson... After graduating she would like to become an elementary school teacher and play soccer.

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Rank School (First Place Votes) Votes 1. Kennesaw State (8) 117 2. FGCU (1) 100 3. Belmont 96 T4. Jacksonville 80 T4. Mercer 80 6. Stetson 74 7. Campbell 55 8. ETSU 45 9. UNF 44 10. Lipscomb 22 11. USC Upstate 13

Tournament Champion: KSU (11 Votes)

Pos. Name (Class) School GK Sari Lin (Jr.) Belmont D Kacie Hudson (Sr.) Mercer D KC Correllus (Jr.) FGCU D Jessica Rix (Sr.) Belmont MF * Jessica Hurtado (Jr.) Jacksonville MF Olivia Tucker (Jr.) Mercer MF Jayme Trocino (Sr.) Belmont MF/F * Tessa Gavilsky (Sr.) Stetson F Erica Carter (Sr.) Belmont F Kristin Marietta (Jr.) KSU F Eva Leeper (So.) Jacksonville * - Unanimous Selection

Preseason Player of the Year: Jessica Hurtado, MF, Jacksonville

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Date Opponent Result Score AttendAug 21 FIU L 0-3 225Aug 23 at Florida Atlantic W 2-0 294 Aug 27 EMBRY-RIDDLE W 7-0 194 Aug 30 #5 FLORIDA STATE L 0-3 410Sep 04 vs ARMY L 0-2 55Sep 06 vs UTM W 1-0 60 Sep 11 vs JSU W 1-0 93 Sep 20 USF L O2 2-3 298Sep 25 at Kennesaw State* L 0-3 437Sep 27 at Mercer* W 3-2 321 Oct 01 CAMPBELL* W 2-0 262 Oct 05 FGCU* L 1-2 205 Oct 09 NORTH FLORIDA* W 4-2 205Oct 11 JACKSONVILLE* T O2 2-2 175 Oct 16 at Lipscomb* W 1-0 98Oct 18 at Belmont* T O2 1-1 212Oct 23 USC UPSTATE* W 2-1 238 Oct 25 ETSU* W 7-0 257Oct 31 CAMPBELL# W 2-1 317 Nov 05 vs Belmont# L 0-1 232

ALL CAPS - Home match *A-Sun match# A-Sun Tournament match

2009 Results# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT

2 GAVILSKY, Tessa 20-20 11 8 30 76 .145 44 .579 6 0-0 11 BERG, Heather 20-20 9 4 22 49 .184 31 .633 0 1-1 22 BITETTO, Katie 20-20 5 11 21 31 .161 18 .581 1 0-0 12 JENISTA, Courtney 19-15 3 2 8 21 .143 10 .476 2 0-0 18 YERO, Emily 20-20 3 1 7 26 .115 8 .308 2 0-0 15 SIMON, Natalie 18-4 3 1 7 13 .231 8 .615 0 0-0 19 WARE, Emily 20-2 0 7 7 15 .000 4 .267 0 0-0 20 SIMMONS, Crossley 20-13 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 0 0-0 13 HARTWICK, Kassandra 19-0 2 0 4 8 .250 5 .625 0 0-0 4 HIGEL, Kristen 20-19 0 1 1 5 .000 4 .800 0 0-0 10 RODRIGUEZ, Sarah 11-0 0 1 1 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 21 AGRANOFF, Jenny 15-3 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 SNYDER, Samantha 14-7 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 3 JOWERS, Lindsay 2-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 7 HERMOSA, Alexis 18-18 0 0 0 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0 5 KETCHAM, Elise 18-18 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 23 CROMWELL, Christina 20-9 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 MATTHEWS, Kate 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 SEFCZEK, Danielle 3-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 14 RINABERGER, Jennifer 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 9 MUELLER, Kristen 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 8 JONES, Samantha 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 CORBYONS, Cassandra 12-11 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 20 38 39 115 274 .139 142 .518 11 1-1 Opponents 20 26 24 76 255 .102 128 .502 7 1-2

# Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Shots 00 GARAVAGLIA, Andrea 20-20 1854:20 26 1.26 96 .787 11 7 2 7.0 248 TM TEAM - 0:00 0 0.00 6 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0 Total 20 1854:20 26 1.26 102 .797 11 7 2 7 248 Opponents 20 1854:20 38 1.84 104 .732 7 11 2 5 271

2009 Individual StatisticsOverall: 11-7-2 A-Sun: 6-2-2Home: 6-4-1 Away: 3-1-1 Neutral:2-2-0

2009 Goaltending Statistics

Teams W L T Pts. W L T Pct.Kennesaw State 7 3 0 21 11 7 0 .611Belmont 6 1 3 21 10 6 4 .600FGCU 6 2 2 20 11 5 3 .657Stetson 6 2 2 20 11 6 3 .625Jacksonville 5 1 4 19 9 7 4 .550Mercer 5 4 1 16 9 7 2 .556Campbell 4 4 2 14 9 9 2 .500ETSU 4 6 0 12 5 13 0 .278UNF 2 6 2 8 5 11 3 .342Lipscomb 2 8 0 6 4 15 0 .211USC Upstate 0 10 0 0 0 19 0 .000

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2009 Game Highs

OPPONENTSPOINTS .................... 10 ................ at KSU (Sep 25)GOALS ...................... 3 ................. at KSU (Sep 25).................................... 3 ................. vs USF (Sep 20).................................... 3 ....vs Florida State (Aug 30).................................... 3 .................. vs FIU (Aug 21)ASSISTS ................... 4 ................. at KSU (Sep 25)SHOTS ..................... 26 ................ vs USF (Sep 20)SHOTS ON GOAL .... 12 .............at Mercer (Sep 27)................................... 12 ................ vs USF (Sep 20)SAVES ...................... 12 ... vs USC Upstate (Oct 23)................................... 12 ......... at Lipscomb (Oct 16)CORNER KICKS ...... 11 ...vs Florida State (Aug 30)FOULS ...................... 17 ................ vs USF (Sep 20)

GOALS 1ST 2ND OT OT2 TOTALSStetson 15 23 0 0 38 Opponents 14 11 0 1 26SHOTSStetson 121 149 3 1 274Opponents 139 111 1 4 255SAVES Stetson 53 47 1 1 102Opponents 46 55 2 1 104CORNER KICKS Stetson 46 64 1 0 111Opponents 46 42 1 2 91

2009 Statistics Breakdown By Period

2009 Atlantic Sun Conference Results

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Emily Yero


2009 Atlantic Sun All-Conference

FIRST TEAM POS. NAME SCHOOL GK Sari Lin BelmontD Katherine Correllus FGCUD Bridget Gaughan Kennesaw StateD Gretchen Sutch BelmontMF Tessa Gavilsky StetsonMF Amber McCall FGCUMF Olivia Tucker MercerMF Jayme Trocino BelmontF Erica Carter BelmontF Caitlin Dingle Kennesaw StateF Jordan Monty ETSUSECOND TEAM GK Stephanie Powers FGCUD Devon Dowell JacksonvilleD Kacie Hudson MercerD Marisa Muller CampbellMF Jessica Hurtado JacksonvilleMF Liz Fink JacksonvilleMF Maylee Attin-Johnson Kennesaw StateF Kristin Marietta Kennesaw StateF Heather Berg StetsonF Sara Elliot MercerF Katelin Swift UNFATLANTIC SUN ALL-FRESHMEN TEAMD Ashlee Barrow USC UpstateD Jeannie Borda CampbellD Christina Cromwell StetsonD Jade Dempster Kennesaw StateMF Danielle Faller FGCUMF Laura Harris* BelmontF Lisa Hensley JacksonvilleF Michele Larrinaga UNFF Eva Leeper JacksonvilleD Patricia Anne Upson MercerD Katie Wood Lipscomb Player of the Year: Tessa Gavilsky, StetsonDef. Player of the Year: Bridget Gaughan, KSUFreshman of the Year: Danielle Faller, FGCUCoach of the Year: Lisa Howe, Belmont

Wednesday, November 5 - First Round #4 Jacksonville 2 vs. #5 Mercer 1 (JU in PK’s)#3 Stetson 2 vs. #6 Campbell 1 Thursday, November 6 - Semifi nals #1 KSU 1 vs. #4 JU 0 (ot)#2 Belmont 1 vs. #3 Stetson 0Saturday, November 8 - Finals #1 KSU 2 vs. #2 Belmont 1

2009 Atlantic Sun Conference ChampionshipOctober 30-November 7, Kennesaw, Ga.

Scored 3 goals .......................................................................Tessa Gavilsky vs Embry-Riddle (8/27/09).............................................................................................................Heather Berg vs. ETSU (10/25/09)Scored 4 goals ...................................................................................Heather Berg vs. ETSU (10/25/09)Recorded 3 assists ................................................................................Emily Ware vs ETSU (10/25/09)Recorded 10 or more shots ............................................Tessa Gavilsky 12 vs USC Upstate (10/23/09)Recorded 20 or more saves .................................................Genevieve Roy vs South Florida (9/12/99)Recorded 15 or more saves ................................................ Genevieve Roy vs East Carolina (9/19/99)Recorded 10 or more saves ............................................... (10) Andrea Garavaglia at Mercer (9/27/09)

The Last Time A Hatter...

Scored 10 or more goals ................................................................. vs South Carolina State (10/15/02)Scored 8 goals ...................................................................................................vs Troy State (10/12/03)Recorded 8 assists ...................................................................................................vs ETSU (10/25/09)Recorded 20 or more shots on goal ........................................................... (21) vs Lipscomb (10/6/06)Recorded 20 or more saves .........................................................................vs South Florida (9/12/99)Recorded 15 or more saves ........................................................................vs East Carolina (10/19/99)Recorded back-to-back shutouts ........................vs Tenn-Martin (9/6/09) & vs Jackson State (9/11/09)Scored two goals in under a minute vs Troy State, 72:46-L. Karcinski & 73:28-C. Crevatin (10/12/03)

The Last Time The Hatters...

2009 Stetson AcademicAll-Conference HonoreesJenny Agranoff Katie Bitetto C. CorbyonsC. CromwellAndrea GaravagliaKassie HartwickKristen Higel

Courtney JenistaElise Ketcham Kate MatthewsKristen MuellerCaitlin PetersonJenn. RinabergerDanielle Sefczek

INDIVIDUALSShots(1st) Tessa Gavilsky .......................................... 76(5th) Heather Berg ............................................. 49Points (1st) Tessa Gavilsky .......................................... 30(3rd) Heather Berg ............................................ 22(5th) Katie Bitetto ............................................... 21Goals (1st) Tessa Gavilsky .......................................... 11(3rd) Heather Berg .............................................. 9Assists(1st) Katie Bitetto ............................................... 11(2nd) Tessa Gavilsky ........................................... 8(3rd tie) Emily Ware ............................................. 7Game-Winning Goals(1st) Tessa Gavilsky ............................................ 6Goals Against Average (6th) Andrea Garavaglia ................................. 1.26Saves (2nd) Andrea Garavaglia ................................... 96Shutouts (2nd tie) Andrea Garavaglia ................................ 7

Hatters Among 2009 A-Sun Leaders

TEAMShots ......................... 3rd ............................... 274Points ........................2nd ............................... 115Goals ..........................1st .................................. 38Goals Per Game ........ 2nd .............................. 1.90Assists ....................... 2nd ................................. 39Assists Per Game ...... 2nd .............................. 1.95Goals Allowed ............ 5th .................................. 26Goals Against Avg ..... 6th ............................... 1.26Saves ........................ 4th ................................ 102Shutouts .................... 4th .................................... 7Corner Kicks ...............1st .................................111

Year ........................ Coach .................. Record 1993 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 3-12-0 1994 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 8-10-1 1995 ......................Bob Wilson .................. 8-8-1 1996 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 12-8-0 1997 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 2-12-2 1998 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 4-14-0 1999 ......................Bob Wilson ................ 7-13-1 2000 ......................Bob Wilson .................7-11-1 Wilson Totals .......... 8 years ................. 51-88-6 2001 ....................Julie Orlowski .............. 4-13-0 2002 ....................Julie Orlowski ...............6-11-0 2003 ....................Julie Orlowski ...............11-7-3 2004 ....................Julie Orlowski ................ 5-6-5 2005 ....................Julie Orlowski ...............9-11-1 2006 ....................Julie Orlowski .............. 12-8-1 2007 ....................Julie Orlowski .............. 8-10-1 2008 ....................Julie Orlowski .............. 7-10-2 2009 ....................Julie Orlowski ...............11-7-2 Orlowski Totals ........ 9 years ............... 73-83-15 Totals .....................17 years .......... 124-171-21

All-Time Coaching Records

Laura SeletosCrossley SimmonsSamantha SnyderEmily WareEmily Yero

Heather Berg (Offensive) .........................10/26/092009 Hatters POW

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Staci Pugh ................................................... KSUBridget Gaughan ......................................... KSUMaylee Attin-Johnson .................................. KSUCaitlin Dingle ............................................... KSUThais Gibson ............................................... KSUJade Dempster ............................................ KSUSari Lin ...................................................BelmontElizabeth Bublis ......................................BelmontEmily Yero ...............................................StetsonAlexa Rooney ................................................. JUTournament MVP .......................Staci Pugh, KSU

All-Tournament Team Tournament Results

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Individual CareerLeadersPOINTS 1. 74 ............ Tessa Gavilsky .....2007-present2. 70 .............. Kristy Porcelli ................1996-993. 59 ...............Melissa This ................1994-974. 53 ............... Sarah Stock .................2003-075. 50 ..............Emma Astrom ................2000-036. 46 .............. Carrie Lorenz ................2001-047. 42 ............Melissa Streeter ..............1993-96GOALS 1. 27 .............. Kristy Porcelli ................1996-991. 27 ............ Tessa Gavilsky .....2007-present3. 25 ...............Melissa This ................1994-974. 22 ............... Sarah Stock .................2003-075. 17 .............. Carrie Lorenz ................2001-046. 16 ..............Emma Astrom ................2000-036. 16 ............Melissa Streeter ..............1993-96ASSISTS1. 20 ............ Tessa Gavilsky .....2007-present1. 18 ..............Emma Astrom ................2000-033. 16 .............. Kristy Porcelli ................1996-993. 16 .............. Katie Bitetto .......2007-present5. 13 ..............Kelly Cashion ................1993-966. 12 .............. Carrie Lorenz ................2001-047. 10 ............Melissa Streeter .............1993-96SAVES 1. 528 .............Genevieve Roy ...........1997-20002. 360 ...............April Eilering .................2003-063. 334 ................ Sylvia Vigil ..................1993-964. 240 ......... Andrea Garavaglia ..2007-present5. 120 ............Christa Kennon ...............2001-026. 72 ...........Jessica Ruekberg ..................1995GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. 1.03 ..............April Eilering .................2003-052. 1.93 .............Genevieve Roy ...........1997-20003. 1.41 ......... Andrea Garavaglia ..2007-present4. 2.32 ...............Julie Wagner .................1994-975. 2.48 ................ Sylvia Vigil ..................1993-966. 3.20 ............Christa Kennon ...............2001-02SHUTOUTS1. 29 ...............April Eilering .................2003-062. 17 .............Genevieve Roy ...........1997-2000 3. 14 ......... Andrea Garavaglia ..2007-Present4. 7 ................ Sylvia Vigil .................1993-96

All-Time Honor Roll

SEASON SAVES 8. 154 ...............Genevieve Roy ..................1999CAREER SAVES 2. 528 ...............Genevieve Roy .........1997-20006. 360 .................April Eilering ...............2003-067. 345 .................. Sylvia Vigil ................1993-9615. 240 ......... Andrea Garavaglia 2007-presentLOWEST SEASON GAA10. 0.78 ..............April Eilering ....................2003LOWEST CAREER GAA8. 1.03 ................April Eilering ...............2003-06SEASON SHUTOUTS T5. 10 .................April Eilering ....................2006T7. 9 ...................April Eilering ....................2003 CAREER SHUTOUTS 1. 29 ...................April Eilering ...............2003-0610. 17 ...............Genevieve Roy .........1997-2000

Hatters in the A-Sun Record Book

WINS .................................... 12 ..................1996CONSECUTIVE WINS .......... 6 ...................2003............................................... 6 ...................1996LOSSES ............................... 14 ..................1998WIN PCT. ..............................600 ........96, 06, 09POINTS ............................... 115 .................2009GOALS ................................. 38 ..................2009ASSISTS .............................. 39 ..................2009GOALS AGAINST AVG. ....0.97 ................2004SHUTOUTS .......................... 10 ..................2006FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED .. 17 ..................2004SAVES ................................. 168 .................1999

Team Single Season Records

POINTS ...30 vs South Carolina State .....10/15/02GOALS ....12 vs South Carolina State .....10/15/02ASSISTS ............. 8 vs ETSU .................10/25/09SAVES .......... 21 vs South Florida .............9/12/99

Team Single GameRecords

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Individual Single Game LeadersPOINTS 1. 10 ...... Heather Berg vs. ETSU ......... 10/25/092. 7 ... Jennifer Colley vs Troy State ..... 10/12/033. 6 ...... Alicia Briggs vs Winthrop ........... 9/21/03 6 ...Jennifer Colley vs S Carolina St. ...... 10/15/01 6 .Emma Astrom vs S Carolina St. ...... 10/8/00 6 . Melissa Streeter vs Charleston ...... 10/8/94 6 .... Tessa Gavilsky vs. ERAU .......... 8/27/09GOALS 1. 4 ........Heather Berg vs ETSU ........... 10/25/092. 3 ... Jennifer Colley vs Troy State ..... 10/12/03 3 ...... Alicia Briggs vs Winthrop .......... 9/21/03 3 Jennifer Colley vs S Carolina St. ... 10/15/01 3 . Melissa Streeter vs Charleston ...... 10/8/94 3 ...... Tessa Gavilsky vs ERAU ........... 8/27/09ASSISTS1. 3 .... Carrie Lorenz vs Troy State ...... 10/12/03 3 ....Kristy Porcelli vs St. Peter’s ...... 10/12/97 3 .....Melissa Engle vs Nova SE ....... 10/28/95 3 ......... Emily Ware vs ETSU ............ 10/25/09SAVES 1. 21 ....... Genevieve Roy vs USF ............ 9/12/992. 20 ....... Genevieve Roy vs USF .............. 9/2/983. 19 ............Sylvia Vigil vs FIU ................. 11/6/93

Third-Team All-Southeast RegionEmma Astrom ...............................................2003

Southeast Region All-Freshmen Team April Eilering .................................................2003

Verizon Academic All-America District IIIKara Martin (Second Team) .......2003, 2004, 2005Carrie Lorenz (First Team) .............................2003

NSCAA All-South Region ScholarYvonne Davis ................................................2006Brittany Jones ................................................2006Kelsey Kramer ...............................................2006Noelle Tyre ....................................................2006

First-Team All-Conference Tessa Gavilsky ..............................................2009Tessa Gavilsky ..............................................2008Kelsey Kramer ...............................................2007April Eilering ..................................................2006Brittany Jones ................................................2006Kelsey Kramer ...............................................2006Sarah Stock ...................................................2006Emma Astrom ...............................................2003Carrie Lorenz .................................................2003

Second-Team All-Conference Heather Berg .................................................2009Sarah Stock ...................................................2007Kelly Kuenning ..............................................2006Carrie Lorenz .................................................2004Emma Astrom ...............................................2002Emma Astrom ...............................................2001Genevieve Roy ..............................................2000Hanna Wallace ..............................................2000Melissa Engle ...............................................1997Melissa This ..................................................1995

Conference All-Freshmen Team Christina Cromwell ........................................2009Alexis Hermosa .............................................2008Tessa Gavilsky ..............................................2007Heather Berg .................................................2006April Eilering .................................................2003Carrie Lorenz .................................................2001

Conference Offensive Player of the YearTessa Gavilsky ..............................................2009Tessa Gavilsky ..............................................2008

Conference Defensive Player of the YearApril Eilering ..................................................2006Emma Astrom ...............................................2003

Conference Freshman of the YearApril Eilering .................................................2003

A-Sun Championship All-Tournament TeamEmily Yero .....................................................2009April Eilering ..................................................2006Kelsey Kramer ...............................................2006Kelly Kuenning ..............................................2006Sarah Stock ...................................................2006April Eilering ..................................................2005Brittany Jones ................................................2005Emma Astrom ................................................2003

Conference Player of the WeekHeather Berg ...........................................10/26/09Tessa Gavilsky (Offensive) ........................9/14/08Tessa Gavilsky (Offensive) ......................10/13/08Sarah Stock (Offensive) ............................11/5/07Sarah Stock (Offensive) ............................10/9/06April Eilering (Defensive) ........................... 10/2/06Bethany Keidis (Offensive) ........................9/26/06April Eileirng (Defensive) ......................... 10/31/05Kelly Kuenning (Offensive) ...................... 10/31/05April Eilering (Defensive) ........................... 11/1/04Alicia Briggs (Offensive) ............................ 11/3/03April Eilering (Defensive) ........................... 11/3/03Emma Astrom (Offensive) ......................... 10/9/00Genevieve Roy (Defensive) ...................... 9/25/00Genevieve Roy .......................................... 10/3/99Kristy Porcelli ........................................... 10/27/98Genevieve Roy .......................................... 9/11/98Ashley Temple ........................................ 10/31/95

Sarah Stock was named to the All-Atlantic Sun Conference First Team in 2007.


Opponent ......................W-L-T ..... First ...... LastAlabama .........................0-1-0 ......1994 ...... 1994Appalachian State ..........1-1-0 ......1995 ...... 1996Arkansas-Little Rock ......0-1-0 ......1993 ...... 1993Army ...............................0-1-0 ......2009 ...... 2009Auburn ............................0-1-0 ......1994 ...... 1994Barry ...............................0-2-0 ......1993 ...... 1994Barton .............................1-0-0 ......1998 ...... 1998Baylor .............................0-1-0 ......2007 ...... 2007Belmont ..........................5-6-1 ......1998 ...... 2009Bucknell ..........................0-1-0 ......1994 ...... 1994Buffalo ............................0-0-1 ......1994 ...... 1994Campbell ........................7-6-4 ......1996 ...... 2009Centenary .......................1-1-0 ......1993 ...... 1996UCF ...............................0-17-0 .....1993 ...... 2004College of Charleston .....4-5-0 ......1993 ...... 2006Charleston Southern ......3-3-0 ......1993 ...... 2003Coastal Carolina .............0-1-1 ......2005 ...... 2007Davidson ........................0-1-0 ......1995 ...... 1995Dayton ............................0-0-1 ......1995 ...... 1995Delaware ........................0-1-0 ......1997 ...... 1997Detroit .............................1-0-0 ......2003 ...... 2003Drexel .............................0-0-1 ......1997 ...... 1997East Carolina ..................2-1-0 ......1994 ...... 1999Eastern Kentucky ...........1-0-0 ......2005 ...... 2005Elon ................................1-2-0 ......1998 ...... 2006ETSU ..............................2-4-0 ......2005 ...... 2009Embry-Riddle ..................5-0-0 ......1999 ...... 2009Flagler ...........................1-0-0 ......2003 ...... 2003Florida ............................0-1-0 ......1996 ...... 1996Florida Atlantic ...............9-14-0 .....1993 ...... 2009Florida Gulf Coast ..........1-2-0 ......2007 ...... 2009Florida International .......3-12-1 .....1993 ...... 2009Florida State ...................0-6-0 ......1997 ...... 2009Gardner-Webb ................3-4-2 ......2002 ...... 2007Georgia ...........................0-1-0 ......1997 ...... 1997Georgia Southern ...........2-2-0 ......1993 ...... 1995Georgia State .................2-5-0 ......1994 ...... 2004Hartford ..........................0-1-0 ......2008 ...... 2008High Point .......................0-1-0 ......1998 ...... 1998Howard ...........................1-1-0 ......1999 ...... 2000Jackson State .................1-0-0 ......2009 ...... 2009Jacksonville ....................7-8-2 ......1995 ...... 2009Jacksonville State ...........1-4-0 ......1996 ...... 2002Kennesaw State .............1-3-1 ......2005 ...... 2009Kent State .......................0-1-0 ......2005 ...... 2005LaSalle ...........................1-0-0 ......2006 ...... 2006Liberty .............................0-1-1 ......2001 ...... 2008

All-Time Series RecordsIndividual Single Season LeadersPOINTS 1. 30 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20092. 29 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20083. 25 ................. Melissa This ..................... 19963. 25 ................ Kristy Porcelli ..................... 19995. 23 ................ Kristy Porcelli ..................... 19966. 22 ................ Heather Berg ..................... 20097. 21 ................ Carrie Lorenz ..................... 20037. 21 .................Katie Bitetto ..................... 20099. 19 .............. Melissa Streeter .................. 1996GOALS 1. 12 ................ Kristy Porcelli ..................... 19992. 11 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20092. 11 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20084. 10 ................. Melissa This ..................... 19964. 10 ................ Kristy Porcelli ..................... 19966. 9 ................. Melissa This ..................... 19956. 9 ................ Heather Berg ..................... 20098. 8 ................. Sarah Stock ...................... 20079. 7 ................ Carrie Lorenz ..................... 20019. 7 .............. Melissa Streeter .................. 1996ASSISTS 1. 11 .................Katie Bitetto ..................... 20091. 9 ................ Carrie Lorenz ..................... 20033. 8 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20094. 7 ................Emma Astrom ..................... 20014. 7 .............. Tessa Gavilsky ................... 20085. 6 ................Emma Astrom .................... 20005. 6 ................Kellie Cashion .................... 19985. 6 ............... two others tiedSAVES 1. 154 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 19992. 136 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 19983. 133 ...................Sylvia Vigil ....................... 19934 128 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 19975. 110 ................. April Eilering ...................... 2005 110 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 2000 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. 0.78 ................ April Eilering ...................... 20032. 0.94 ................ April Eilering ...................... 20063. 1.04 ................ April Eilering ...................... 20044. 1.26 .......... Andrea Garavaglia ................ 20095. 1.34 ................ April Eilering ...................... 20056. 1.37 .......... Andrea Garavaglia ................ 20087. 1.47 ............Jessica Ruekberg .................. 1995SHUTOUTS1. 9 ................. April Eilering ...................... 20031. 9 ................. April Eilering ...................... 20063. 7 ................. April Eilering ...................... 20053. 7 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 19993. 7 ........... Andrea Garavaglia ................ 20096. 5 ...............Genevieve Roy .................... 2000

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Opponent ......................W-L-T ..... First ...... LastLipscomb ........................7-0-0 ......2001 ...... 2009LIU-Brooklyn ...................0-1-0 ......1998 ...... 1998LSU ................................0-1-0 ......2000 ...... 2000Manhattan ......................1-0-0 ......2003 ...... 2003McNeese State ...............1-0-0 ......2005 ...... 2005Mercer ............................6-5-1 ......1993 ...... 2009Miami (Fla.) .....................1-7-0 ......1998 ...... 2008Middle Tennessee ...........0-1-0 ......2002 ...... 2002Navy ...............................0-1-0 ......2006 ...... 2006New Hampshire ..............1-0-0 ......2003 ...... 2003North Carolina State .......0-1-0 ......2008 ...... 2008North Florida ...................2-3-0 ......2005 ...... 2009Nova Southeastern .........2-0-0 ......1995 ...... 2004Old Dominion ..................0-1-0 ......1996 ...... 1996Palm Beach Atlantic .......1-0-0 ......1994 ...... 1994Presbyterian ...................1-0-0 ......2007 ...... 2007Queens (N.C.) ................1-0-0 ......1994 ...... 1994Rollins .............................1-0-0 ......1999 ...... 1999Sacred Heart ..................0-1-0 ......2005 ...... 2005Stony Brook ....................1-0-0 ......2005 ...... 2005St. Francis ......................0-1-0 ......2005 ...... 2005St. Peter’s .......................2-0-0 ......1994 ...... 1997St. Thomas .....................1-0-0 ......1993 ...... 1993Samford ..........................1-2-1 ......1999 ...... 2002South Alabama ...............2-2-0 ......1994 ...... 2004South Carolina State ......2-0-0 ......2000 ...... 2001Southern Miss ................0-1-0 ......2004 ...... 2004Stephen F. Austin ...........1-0-0 ......1998 ...... 1998Tennessee-Martin ...........1-0-0 ......2009 ...... 2009Tennessee Tech ..............1-0-0 ......2007 ...... 2007Texas Tech ......................0-1-0 ......1996 ...... 1996Thomas ..........................2-0-0 ......2001 ...... 2002Troy ................................5-1-1 ......1998 ...... 2004UMBC .............................1-0-0 ......2006 ...... 2006UNC-Greensboro ...........0-1-0 ......2008 ...... 2008UNC Wilmington .............2-0-0 ......1995 ...... 1996USC Upstate ..................3-0-0 ......2007 ...... 2009USF ................................3-9-2 ......1996 ...... 2009Vermont ..........................0-1-0 ......2003 ...... 2003Virginia Commonwealth ..0-1-0 ......2006 ...... 2006Wagner ...........................0-1-0 ......1997 ...... 1997Webber International ......2-0-0 ......2000 ...... 2002Western Carolina ............0-1-0 ......2007 ...... 2007Winthrop .........................1-0-0 ......2003 ...... 2003Wofford ...........................1-0-0 ......1995 ...... 1995Wright State ....................0-1-0 ......1999 ...... 1999

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD

Defender Christina Cromwell was named to the 2009 Atlantic Sun All-Freshman Team.

Tessa Gavilsky was named the Atlantic Sun Offensive Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009.

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Year ................................................. Record1993 ..................................................3-12-01994 ..................................................8-10-11995 ....................................................8-8-11996 ..................................................12-8-01997 ..................................................2-12-21998 ..................................................4-14-01999 ..................................................7-13-12000 ..................................................7-11-12001 ..................................................4-13-02002 ..................................................6-11-02003 ..................................................11-7-32004 ....................................................5-6-52005 ..................................................9-11-12006 ..................................................12-8-12007 ..................................................8-10-12008 ..................................................7-10-22009 ..................................................11-7-2Total ..........................................124-171-21A-Sun Total ...................................56-81-12


2009Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 11-7-2 (6-2-2 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreFIU L 0-3at FAU W 2-0Embry-Riddle W 7-0#5 FSU L 0-3vs. Army L 0-2vs. Tenn.-Martin W 1-0vs. Jackson St. W 1-0USF L o2 2-3at Kennesaw State* L 0-3at Mercer* W 3-2Campbell* W 2-0FGCU* L 1-2UNF* W 4-2Jacksonville* T o2 2-2at Lipscomb* W 1-0at Belmont* T os 1-1USC Upstate* W 2-1ETSU* W 7-0A-Sun Tournamentvs. Campbell W 2-1vs. Belmont L 0-1

2008Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 7-10-2 (5-5-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result Scoreat Miami L 0-3Hartford L 0-1NC State Tournament (Raleigh, NC)vs. UNC Greensboro L 1-4vs. NC State L 2-3at USF T 1-1Embry-Riddle W 3-2Florida Atlantic W 3-0Liberty T 0-0Mercer* L 0-3Kennesaw State* W 3-2at Campbell* W 1-0JU* W 5-1at UNF* L 1-2 (ot)Belmont* L 1-2at ETSU* L 0-1at USC Upstate* W 2-1at FGCU* L 1-2A-Sun TournamentBelmont L 0-2* A-Sun Game

2007Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 8-10-1 (6-5-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScorePresbyterian W 3-2JU Invitational (Jacksonville, FL)vs Coastal Carolina T 1-1vs Baylor L 1-3ETSU Invit’l (Johnson City, Tenn.)vs Western Carolina L 0-2vs Tennessee Tech W 3-0at Miami L 1-2at Florida International L 1-2

at Kennesaw State* L 2-5at Mercer* L 1-2Gardner-Webb* L 1-2Campbell* W 4-1UNF* L 0-1at Jacksonville* W 2-0at Lipscomb* W 1-0at Belmont* W 2-1USC Upstate* W 4-0ETSU* L 2-3FGCU* W 3-2A-Sun TournamentETSU L 1-2* A-Sun Game

2006Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 12-8-1 (7-1-1 A-Sun)Opponent Result Scoreat VCU L 1-3at College of Charleston L 0-1Navy L 0-1LaSalle W 2-0South Florida L 0-3at Florida Atlantic L 0-4vs UMBC W 3-2vs Elon W (2ot) 1-0Kennesaw State* T 1-1East Tennessee State* W 2-0at Gardner-Webb* W 2-0at Campbell* W 1-0Lipscomb* W 5-0Belmont* W 1-0at #3 Florida State L 1-2Mercer* L (ot) 0-1at North Florida* W 1-0at Jacksonville* W 2-1Embry Riddle W 3-0A-Sun Tournamentvs Gardner-Webb W 2-0vs Jacksonville L 0-1* A-Sun Game

2005Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 9-11-1 (4-6-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreStony Brook W 2-1McNeese State W 1-0at Miami W 2-1Kent State L 0-2as USF L 0-2JU Invitational (Jacksonville, FL)Coastal Carolina L 0-1Eastern Kentucky W 1-0Stony Brook Invit’l (Stony Brook, NY)Saint Francis L(2ot) 0-1Sacred Heart L 0-3Gardner-Webb* L 1-4Campbell* L 1-2at Kennesaw State* L 1-4at ETSU* L 1-2North Florida* L 0-1Florida Atlantic* L 0-3at Belmont* W 2-0

at Lipscomb* W(ot) 3-2at Mercer* W 1-0Jacksonville* W 2-0A-Sun TournamentGardner-Web W 1-0Campbell T(2ot) 0-0* A-Sun match

2004Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 5-6-5 (3-3-4 A-Sun)Opponent Result Scoreat South Florida T(2ot) 0-0Kelme Port Classic (Mobile, AL)at South Alabama W 2-1vs Southern Miss L 0-2at #3 Florida State L(ot) 0-1Nova Southeastern W 3-0at Belmont* L 0-1at LIpscomb* W 3-1Georgia State* W^(2ot) 2-2Mercer* W 3-0at Troy* T(2ot) 0-0UCF* L 0-1at Florida Atlantic* L 0-2Campbell* T(2ot) 2-2Gardner-Webb* T(2ot) 0-0at Jacksonville* T(2ot) 0-0A-Sun Tournamentvs Gardner-Webb L 1-4* A-Sun match

2003Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 11-7-3 (4-4-2 A-Sun)Opponent Result Scoreat Vermont L 0-4vs New Hampshire W 1-0South Florida L(2ot) 0-1Flagler College W 6-1Manhattan College W 1-0Florida International W 2-0Winthrop W 6-3Lipscomb* W 3-0Belmont* W 4-1at Mercer* T(2ot) 0-0at Georgia State* L(2ot) 1-2at Charleston Southern W 2-0Troy State* W 8-3Florida Atlantic* L 0-1at UCF* L 0-3at Gardner-Webb* T(2ot) 0-0at Campbell* L 0-1Jacksonville* W 3-1Detroit-Mercy* W 1-0A-Sun Tournamentvs Campbell T(2ot) 0-0vs UCF L 1-4*A-Sun match

2002Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 6-11-0 (3-8 A-Sun)

Opponent Result Scoreat Miami L 0-7Charleston Southern W 2-1at South Florida L 0-4Webber International W 5-0at Thomas W 4-3Gardner-Webb* L 0-3Mercer* W 1-0Middle Tennessee State L 1-9at Troy State* W 2-1at Jacksonville State* L 0-5at Samford* L 0-2Georgia State* L 2-3Campbell* L 0-5at Florida Atlantic* L 0-3at Jacksonville* L 0-5Belmont* W 7-1UCF* L 0-2* A-Sun match

2001Head Coach: Julie OrlowskiRecord: 4-13-0 (1-9 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreLiberty L 0-5Lipscomb W 3-2at South Florida L 0-3UCF* L 1-3Mercer* W 1-0Georgia State* L 0-5Thomas W 3-1Troy State* L 1-4Samford* L 1-5Jacksonville State* L 0-3Florida Atlantic* L 0-2at Campbell* L 2-3at Belmont* L 1-6South Carolina State W 12-0Jacksonville* L 1-5Miami L 0-10at Charleston Southern L 0-3* A-Sun match

2000 Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 7-11-1 (3-5-1 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreCharleston Southern L 1-2South Florida W 2-1LSU L 0-2at Embry-Riddle W 2-1at Miami (FL) L 1-5at Florida International L 0-3Mercer* W 4-0Georgia State* L(ot) 0-1at Jacksonville* L 0-3Webber W 2-0at Howard L(ot) 1-2South Carolina State W 6-0at Florida Atlantic* L 0-1Campbell* W 3-1at Jacksonville State* L 1-3at Samford* T(ot) 0-0at Troy State* W 1-0UCF* L 0-3

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A-Sun TournamentFlorida Atlantic L 0-5* A-Sun match

1999Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 7-13-1 (3-5-1 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreHoward W 3-0at UCF* L 0-2Florida International L 1-3at Florida State L 0-4at South Florida L 1-4at Georgia State* L 0-5at Campbell* T 1-1at Charleston L 1-3at Charleston Southern W 2-1Jacksonville State* L 0-1Samford* W 2-0Wright State L 1-2Elon L 0-3Florida Atlantic* W 2-1East Carolina L 0-2Jacksonville* L 1-3Embry-Riddle W 1-0at Mercer* L 1-4Troy State* W 3-1Rollins W 3-0A-Sun TournamentJacksonville L 1-2* A-Sun match

1998Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 4-14-0 (0-4-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreSouth Florida L(ot) 0-1at Troy State W 3-0vs. Stephen F. Austin W 2-0UCF* L 0-4Miami (FL) L 0-2at Florida Atlantic* L 1-2at Florida International L 0-1at High Point L(ot) 0-1at Elon L 2-3Long Island-Brooklyn L 0-1at Jacksonville* L 0-8Campbell* L 0-1Florida State L 0-4Belmont L 0-1Barton W(ot) 2-1Florida Atlantic W(ot) 1-0Charleston L 1-2Miami (FL) L 1-3* A-Sun match

1997Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 2-12-2 (1-4-1 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreFlorida Atlantic* W 3-2South Alabama L(ot) 1-2Florida International* T 1-1

at South Florida L 1-2at Georgia L 1-8UCF* L 0-2at Delaware L 0-3at Drexel T 1-1at Florida Atlantic* L 0-1at Florida International* L 0-4at Florida State L 0-3St. Peter’s W 3-0South Florida L 1-2at UCF* L 1-2Wagner L 1-2Jacksonville L 0-1* A-Sun match

1996 Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 12-8-0 (5-5-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result Scoreat South Alabama W 3-0Centenary W 2-1College of Charleston* W 3-2Appalachian State W 4-1at Florida Atlantic* W(ot) 2-1at Florida International* W 2-0Texas Tech L 1-4at UCF* L 0-2at Campbell* L 0-4at College of Charleston* L 1-2Florida International* L 1-2vs. Old Dominion L 0-4at Florida L 0-5UCF* L 1-3UNC-Wilmington W 3-1at Jacksonville W 2-0Campbell* W 2-1Jacksonville State W 3-0Florida Atlantic* W 4-1South Florida W 3-2* A-Sun match

1995 Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 8-8-1 (2-6 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreGeorgia Southern W(ot) 3-1at UCF* L 1-3Florida International* L(ot) 0-1Florida Atlantic* L 0-1Wofford W 2-1Appalachian State L 2-3at UNC-Wilmington W 4-1at East Carolina W 2-0at College of Charleston* L 1-2College of Charleston* W 2-0Davidson L 0-4UCF* L 0-5Jacksonville W 9-1at Florida Atlantic* W 1-0at Florida International* L 1-4Nova Southeastern W 7-0Dayton T(ot) 1-1* A-Sun match

1994 Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 8-10-1 (2-4-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreGeorgia Southern L 1-2Barry L 1-3Florida Atlantic* W 2-1Georgia State W 1-0UCF* L 0-6Soccer by the Beach Tourney (Panama City, FL)Alabama L 1-3Auburn L 1-5FIU* W 2-1Queens College W 2-1East Carolina W 3-0College of Charleston W 3-0

at Bucknell L 1-5Palm Beach Atlantic W 7-0at Florida International* L 2-8Florida Atlantic* L 0-1at UCF* L 0-6South Alabama L 1-4St. Peter’s W 3-1Buffalo T(ot) 1-1* A-Sun match

1993 Head Coach: Bob WilsonRecord: 3-12-0 (1-5-0 A-Sun)Opponent Result ScoreFlorida Atlantic L 1-7UCF L 0-12Barry L 0-6at Georgia Southern W 5-1at Centenary L 0-5at Arkansas-Little Rock L 0-2Florida International L 0-8at Mercer L 1-9St. Thomas W 2-1at Charleston Southern L 0-4at College of Charleston W 3-1Georgia Southern L 0-3at Central Florida L 1-12at Florida Atlantic L 1-3at Florida International L 0-4

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A L L - T I M E L E T T E R W I N N E R SA L L - T I M E L E T T E R W I N N E R SNAME ............................... YEAR(S)Laura Adams ................................ 1993-94Jenny Agranoff .............................. 2006-09Sofi ya Alhassan ................................... 1993Rachel Allen .................................. 2007-09Carol Anderson .......................1998-2001Emma Astrom .............................. 2000-03Kristin Bartholomew ........................ 1993Heather Berg ............................... 2006-09Kelli Biferie ......................................... 1996Katie Bitetto ................................. 2007-09Lucy Blaggie ........................................ 1995Kate Blanchfi eld ................................. 1996Sarah Brandon ................................... 1999Jessica Cates-Bristol ................... 2001-02Amy Bourne ................................. 1993-94Kim Bowers .................................. 2001-02Alicia Briggs .................................. 2002-05Tanya Brousseau .......................... 1994-97Tara Brousseau ............................ 1994-96Lindsay Burke ..................................... 2000Robin Caldwell ................................... 1995Kate Calhoun ..................................... 1999Marianella Campos ..................... 1998-99Sara Canatsey ............................... 1996-99Olivia Carey ........................................ 2007Kellie Cashion .............................. 1993-96Jackie Catania ...........................1998-2001Kristi Cebelak ..........................1999-2002Francis Ching ................................ 2007-08Beth Chumley .................................... 1993Jenny Clark ................................... 2002-05Amy Climer ........................................ 1993Annie Cline ................................... 2001-04Natalie Coburn .................................. 1993Brittany Coldwell .............................. 2005Cleo Collange .............................. 2006-08Jennifer Colley ............................. 2001-04Dominique Conner .......................... 1997Carie Cooper ...........................1997-2000Cassandra Corbyons .................. 2007-09Emily Cox ............................................ 1995Carolina Crevatin .............................. 2003Christina Cromwell .......................... 2009Sarah Curry ........................................ 2002Shannon Davenport .................... 2002-04Brooke Davis .............................. 2002-05Yvonne Davis ............................... 2004-07Jessica Dewberry ............................... 1994Felicia Dhanani .........................1998-2001Joy Dixon ...................................... 2000-01Melissa DuLong ................................. 1993April Eilering ................................. 2003-06Melissa Engle ................................ 1994-97Amie Farrell .................................. 2001-04Adele Fenwick ............................. 1998-99Leah Floyd ........................................... 2003Amy Freer ........................................... 1993Andrea Garavaglia ....................... 2007-09Tessa Gavilsky .............................. 2007-09

NAME ............................... YEAR(S)Erin Gidney ...............................1997-2000Beth Goodroe .................................... 1995Jennifer Gomez .................................. 2001Laura Graham .................................... 2002Jessi Gronwall ..........................1999-2001Kelly Guglietta .................................... 2001Gina Guillem ................................ 2000-02Katheryn Hammister ........................ 1997Melissa Hart ....................................... 1993Kassandra Hartwick ......................... 2009Jennifer Hays ................................. 2004-07Theresa Henault .......................... 1995-97Alexis Hermosa ........................... 2008-09Candice Herrmann ........................... 1998Kristen Higel ................................ 2007-09Mary Salfer-Hobbs ............................ 2008Erin Hoover .................................. 2006-07Morgan Horner .......................1999-2002Wendy Howland ......................... 1995-98Vicky Hughes ...................................... 1993Sarah Isley ..................................... 2005-08Courtney Jenista .......................... 2008-09Brittany Jones ............................... 2003-06Samantha Jones ............................ 2008-09Lindsay Jowers ............................. 2007-09Lisa Karcinski ............................... 2001-04Kim Kelly ............................................. 1993Christa Kennon ........................... 2001-02Elise Ketcham ............................... 2006-09Bethany Kiedis ............................. 2005-08Allison Kominowski .......................... 1998Kelsey Kramer ............................. 2004-07Kelly Kuenning ............................. 2002-06Erica Kukulka ...................................... 1998Jill LaBram ..................................... 1994-97Kristen Lagor ..................................... 1998Casity Lane ......................................... 1994Christine Levoy ........................... 2000-02Catherine Lockett ............................. 1995Tricia Logan ........................................ 1996Carrie Lorenz .............................. 2001-04Christina Lovejoy ........................ 2005-08Alison Lucy ......................................... 2006Dawn Lyons .................................. 1997-98Stacey Mack .................................. 1994-97Miranda Maag ............................... 2006-07Anna Maltby ................................. 2002-06Chistina Markoff .......................... 1997-98Tina Markoff ....................................... 1999Colleen Marscher ....................... 1994-97Megan Marscher .......................... 1996-99Allison Marshall ................................. 2000Kara Martin .................................. 2002-04Kate Matthews ............................. 2007-09Angela McCornick ............................ 1994Minka McDonald ............................... 1994America McGinnis ............................ 1999Brittany McHenry ............................. 2004Dana Metzgar ...........................1998-2001

NAME ............................... YEAR(S)Jackie Moffat ................................. 2001-02Kristen Mueller .................................. 2009Katie Nestle ................................. 2002-04Kim Oostdyk ........................... 2002, 2004Kate O’Sullivan .................................. 1993Lisa Overton ................................ 1997-98Courtnay Paiva .........................1999-2001Caitlin Peterson ........................... 2007-09Kristy Porcelli ............................... 1996-99Polly Prebilski ..................................... 1995Amy Price ............................................ 1993Jordan Rasmussen ....................... 2001-04Courtney Reitler ............................... 1998Alisa Richter ................................. 1993-96Andrea Rice .................................. 2002-05Jennifer Rinaberger ..................... 2008-09Sarah Rodriguez .......................... 2008-09Genevieve Roy .........................1997-2000Jessica Ruekberg ................................ 1995Sharon Roff ......................................... 1993Mackenzie Roy ................................... 2009Maria Schmitz ..................................... 2000Laura Seletos ...................................... 2009Danielle Sefczek ........................... 2006-09Stephanie Sills ............................... 2001-04Crossley Simmons ...................... 2008-09Natalie Simon ............................... 2007-09Katie Smith ......................................... 1995Janet Smout ........................................ 1993Samantha Snyder ......................... 2008-09Lexie Soldano ...........................1999-2000Jackie Soligan ............................1998-2001Jessica Spencer ............................. 2004-07Chris St. Amant .................................. 1993Melissa Streeter ........................... 1993-96Sarah Stock ................................... 2004-07Elin Sundin .................................... 2004-05Rachel Sweeney ........................... 2005-08Tricia Symanski ............................. 1993-95Ashley Temple .............................. 1994-97Melissa This .................................. 1994-97Audra Thomas .............................. 2003-06Stacy Thomas ..................................... 1999Kristin Thompson .............................. 1995Julianne Turnbull ........................... 2004-07Sarah Turnbull ............................... 2006-08Noelle Tyre ................................... 2003-06Sylvia Vigil ...................................... 1993-96Julie Wagner .................................. 1994-97Hannah Wallace .......................1997-2000Emily Ware .................................... 2006-09Lisa Weaklim ................................. 2000-03Stephanie Webb ........................... 2007-08Amy Weber ......................................... 1998Becca Whitaker .................................. 1996Marla Williams ..........................1997-2000Emily Yero ...................................... 2006-09Kathleen Yanora ................................. 1993


T H I S I S S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T YT H I S I S S T E T S O N U N I V E R S I T Y

• Location - The DeLand campus is 35 miles from Orlando and 25 miles from Daytona Beach.

• Faculty - 195 full-time, 95% with Ph.D. or equivalent.

• Student Population - 59% female/41% male; 78% Florida/25% out-of-state; 3.4% foreign/14% minority.

• Student Organizations - More than 100 organizations; student government, service, special interests, 17 scholastic and honorary societies, including Phi Beta Kappa.

• Greek Life - The presence of eight (7) national fraternities and six (6) national sororities complements campus-wide activities.

• Athletics - Stetson is an NCAA Division I member of the Atlantic Sun Conference. The athletic department sponsors 15 intercollegiate sports, including baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s crew, men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and volleyball. The baseball and softball teams won A-Sun championships in 2007.

• Admission: The academic criteria include a challenging high school curriculum. A 3.70 was the average GPA of incoming freshmen in 2007. The SAT range of the middle 50 percent of the 2007 entering fi rst-year class was 1030-1240; the ACT range was 21-27.

• Financial Assistance - Academics merit, scholarships, musical talent, athletic grants, need-based grants, loans and work-study, as well as monthly payment plans.

• Academic Programs - There are over 60 majors and minors offered within Stetson’s three colleges and schools: the College of Arts and Sciences, the School of Music, and the School of Business Administration.

The University ... Stetson University maintains a tradition of academic excellence within a friendly and informal atmosphere. Its spacious 170-acre campus, lined with palm and oak trees, is centrally located between two major Florida cities, Daytona Beach and Orlando. Stetson combines the best of two educational worlds: the variety of a university coupled with the concern for individual development found at a small college. Included in the diverse curriculum are 11 degree programs (fi ve bachelors, six masters and post masters) and more than 60 majors. Stetson ranked second on the list of the South’s top regional universities for academic quality and sixth in the best value category, in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges” for 2007. Stetson is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. Academic programs are accredited by the American Bar Association, the National Association of Schools of Music, AACSB International, and the American Chemical Society. The College of Arts and Sciences was awarded the fi rst private university Phi Beta Kappa chapter in Florida.

The Faculty ... The Stetson “advantage” is its faculty. They know their fi elds of study: 95% of faculty members hold Ph.D. or equivalent degrees. More important, all of them teach undergraduates. The low student to faculty ratio, 12:1, means that Stetson’s 195 faculty members have more time for teaching and advising students. They are accessible and involved in their students’ personal development.

International Focus ... Through distinctive programs, such as Russian Studies, Latin American Studies, International Relations, the Washington Semester and the International Business Practicum, Stetson prepares students to succeed in the rapidly changing global marketplace. Several times each semester, dignitaries and leading scholars from around the world visit the campus to lecture and meet informally with the students. Former President Jimmy Carter, South African Archbishop Desmond Tutu and holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel have been among the lecturers at Stetson University.

The Students ... Over 2,000 undergraduates from more than 41 states and 40 foreign countries attend Stetson. Most entering students are at the top 25% of their high school class, and were deeply involved in school and community life. All have successfully completed a college preparatory program.

Campus Life ... Campus living is important to Stetson students. Sharing experiences, having fun, learning to live in a community and taking responsibility for shaping residence hall life are all a part of the self-discovery process that makes Stetson exciting. Seventy-eight percent of Stetson students live on campus.

Academic Program ... The university awards the bachelor’s degree in arts, sciences, education, business administration, music, and music education. Master’s degrees are offered in accounting, business administration, couseling, education, and English.

Facilities ... Stetson boasts a charming mix of historical and contemporary buildings. The heart of the campus is included in the Stetson University National Historic District, while the state-of-the-art Lynn Business Center houses the School of Business Administration on the fi ve fl oors of modern classrooms, seminar rooms and faculty offi ces. The duPont-Ball Library houses extensive print collections and access to more than 100 subscription electronic databases and 11,000 full-text journals, as well as many computer workstations for student use. The Gillespie Museum of Minerals boasts the largest private collection of minerals outside the Smithsonian Institution. The Edmunds Center, a 4,000-seat athletic facility, provides two full-sized basketball courts, locker rooms and athletic department offi ces. The Hollis Center and Wilson Athletic Center provide Stetson students and student-athletes alike with excellent health and wellness opportunities.


Jeff Altier, a 26-year veteran of the Stetson University athletic department, is in his 14th year as Stetson’s Director of Athletics. During his tenure, Altier has earned a reputation as an outstanding fundraiser and a leader with an eye on the future, and is noted for his active participation in the NCAA governance structure.

Altier, captain of the nationally-ranked 1982 Hatter baseball team, earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Stetson. Upon wrapping up his Stetson baseball career, he spent two years as a player/coach developing the sport in Perth, Australia. He then returned to Stetson as an assistant coach before being promoted to Ticket Manager, Director of Athletic Promotions, and then Associate Athletic Director. In these rolls, he spearheaded the department’s development efforts as well as oversaw athletic marketing and promotions, concessions and travel coordination. He was named Director of Athletics in 1996.

Altier also served as Tournament Manager for the NCAA Division I Southeast First and Second Round Men’s basketball tournament hosted by Stetson in 1993 and 1996 at the Orlando Arena, and as Tournament Director for the 1999 and 2004 tournament.

Stetson has taken great strides in the area of gender equity under Altier, increasing scholarships, participation opportunities and staffi ng for women’s athletics. The unprecedented success of the women’s tennis, golf, soccer, basketball and softball teams in conference competition during Altier’s tenure are evidence of his commitment to women’s athletics. In fact, under his direction Stetson’s women’s and men’s teams have won an impressive 15 conference championships.

A hallmark of Altier’s professional career was the building of Stetson’s $4.5 million baseball facility, Melching Field at Conrad Park. Built in conjunction with the City of DeLand, Melching Field is regarded as one of the nation’s premiere college baseball facilities. Altier then turned his attention to construction of an on-campus softball facility, which broke ground in 2002 and was ready for competition in February of 2003. The Patricia Wilson Field has been named Collegiate Softball Field of the Year four times. He was also instrumental in securing new state-of-the-art fi eld lighting for both the softball and soccer fi elds in 2005. Under his guidance, the Athletic Department has seen the addition of the new Wilson Athletic Center, a $ 1.5 million health and wellness facility for the use of Stetson student-athletes. Altier’s leadership has extended beyond campus, as he has taken on Atlantic Sun Conference leadership roles, chairing many committees and serving as conference vice-president. Additionally, he has served on the National Association of College Directors of Athletics Division IAAA board of directors, the NCAA A.E.C. Cabinet and is currently a member of the prestigious NCAA Leadership Council. Locally he has served as president of the DeLand Rotary Club, vice-president of the DeLand Sports Redevelopment Association, and is a graduate of Leadership DeLand and Leadership Orlando. He is currently a member of the board of directors of the Central Florida Sports Commission. Altier was honored as the West Volusia Sportsperson of the Year for 2004.

Altier’s family includes wife, Sarah (Booker) (Stetson B.A. ’82, M.Ed. ’96), and children Heath (Stetson M.B.A. ’09), Brianne, and Garrett.

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Lindsay WightmanDirector of

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Stetson University entered a new era of leadership in July 2009 when Dr. Wendy B. Libby became the university’s ninth president.

Formerly president of Stephens College in Columbia, Mo., the nation’s second-oldest women’s institution, Libby has had a broad career in higher education

and private industry. An expert in strategic planning, she plans to build on Stetson’s values-centered heritage and tradition of academic excellence and community-engaged service learning while moving Stetson forward.

Prior to her six years at Stephens College, Libby served as vice president for business affairs and chief fi nancial offi cer at Furman University, Greenville, S.C., from 1995 to 2003. She has 28 years of administrative and teaching experience in higher education, at institutions including Westbrook College (now part of the University of New England), the University of Hartford, the University of Connecticut Health Center in Farmington, The Ohio State University and Cornell University.

A native of Brooklyn, N.Y., Libby earned her doctorate in Educational Administration from the University of Connecticut. Her undergraduate degree, in Biology with a concentration in Genetics, is from Cornell University. She earned an MBA, with a concentration in Finance, from Cornell’s Johnson Graduate School of Management.

Libby is a member of numerous higher education organizations. Last fall, she led a delegation of six college presidents in a visit to Ewha University in Seoul, South Korea. In honor of her outstanding leadership, Libby received the 2007 Athena Award from the Columbia (Mo.) Chamber of Commerce Women’s Network for her support of women in realizing their full leadership potential and for contributing to the quality of life in the community. In May, she received the 2009 Outstanding Higher Education Professional Alumni Award at the University of Connecticut.

She and her husband, Dr. Richard M. Libby, have two sons, Glenn and wife Ginger, and Gregg and wife Lori, four grandchildren, a great-granddaughter, and three dogs. An avid reader, she enjoys cooking and entertaining.

Jamie McClureWomen’s SoccerAthletic Trainer

Adam DeimlingMen’s Soccer

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Glenn BrickeyDirector of

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Laura FlemalAthletic Department

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Dr. Dr. Wendy B. LibbyWendy B. LibbyUniversity PresidentUniversity President - - CornellCornell ‘7 ‘722

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Stacy TurnerAssistant to the Athletics Director

Tom BirneyDirector of Salesand Advertising

Royce HorakDirector of Operations

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For more than 30 years the Atlantic Sun Conference has stood for achievement with integrity in both the academic and athletic arenas with a focus on the balance between the two for its student-athletes. The A-Sun boasts a blend of the most dynamic and prestigious private and public institutions in the region, with all committed to the conference goal of Building Winners for Life.

BUILDINGContinuing a tradition of academic achievement, a record 60 percent of all student-athletes earned All-Academic status during the 2009-10 academic year. Lipscomb edged out Belmont, the seven-time winner of the All-Academic Trophy, to win its fi rst such trophy with close to 72 percent of its the student-athletes achieving All-Academic status with grade point averages of a 3.00, or better.

Several Bisons teams received national recognition for their suc-cess in the classroom. Both the men’s and women’s track & fi eld teams posted team GPAs among the top fi ve in the nation - the only school in the country to boast that distinction. Jacksonville’s women’s track team received their ninth straight USTFCCCA All-Academic honor. Lipscomb’s women’s basketball team posted the ninth best GPA in the country and the conference champion volleyball team led fi ve A-Sun schools in receiving an AVCA Team Academic Award. The Stetson men’s tennis team led the nation with nine student-ath-letes earning the honor of Scholar Athlete from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association. A total of fi ve A-Sun schools and 24 student-ath-letes received recogntion from the ITA. Stetson and Belmont joined only 16 other Division I schools considered an All-Academic squad in both men’s and women’s tennis.

For the fi rst time the NCAA released single-year APR for Division I head coaches in six sports dating back to 2003-04, the beginning of the program. All 11 A-Sun schools produced a coach who had a year of a perfect score of 1000 and the league produced a total of 25 seasons with scores of 1000. Seven of the conference’s men’s and women’s basketball recorded at least one score of 1000 and fi ve teams had a score of 1000 in 2008-09, the most recent year recorded by the NCAA.

WINNERSFour A-Sun teams received Division I-AAA Athletics Directors As-sociation All-Sports Trophies in recognition of their performances in NCAA postseason play. Lipscomb’s softball team, ETSU’s men’s tennis squad plus UNF’s men’s golf team and women’s tennis car-ried the conference to the third-highest total by any one conference.

Golf continued to boom in the conference as three league members on the women’s side advanced to NCAA play for the fi rst time in conference play. Women’s golf became the fi rst sport in the confer-ence to produce three NCAA participants since baseball in 2003. At the NCAA Regionals, ETSU’s Nina Muehl opened with an 8-un-der 64, the single lowest round carded in all of Division I golf and became just the second golfer from the A-Sun to earn a spot in the NCAA Championships

The Ospreys’ men’s golf team spent the year ranked among the top programs in the country alongside ETSU. Both advanced to NCAA postseason play and the Ospreys made the nationals for the fi rst time as a conference member. Sophomore Sean Dale earned All-America honors and qualifi ed for the US Amateur, as did his team-mates Kevin Alywin and Kevin Phelan. Phelan opened his summer by qualifying for the US Open at Pebble Beach. ETSU’s Rhys Enoch tied for the individual title at the NCAA East Regional and his play carried into summer as he made his second Palmer Cup team and advanced all the way to the quarterfi nals of the British Amateur.

Individual performances stood out on the diamond as FGCU’s Chris Sale became a consensus All-America en route to becoming the

conference’s fourth fi rst-round pick in the last two years. ETSU’s Paul Hoilman contended for the national triple crown and burst onto the national scene by winning the fi rst-ever home run derby competition - contested at historic Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, Neb. Mercer’s Jacob Tanis fi nished one RBI shy of the national lead in pacing the Bears back to the top of the A-Sun for the fi rst time in more than 25 years.

In softball, two hurlers established themselves among the best in the nation. Lipscomb’s Whitney Kiihnl and USC Upstate’s Morgan Childers each topped the 30-win mark - a fi rst for the conference. The two traded the national lead in ERA throughout the season and when the year came to a close, Kiihnl fi nished with the best mark in the nation with Childers taking a close second. Kiihnl and Childers ranked second and third in the country in fewest hits allowed per seven innings.

For the fi rst time in league history, the conference’s last remaining charter member, Mercer, hosted the General Shale Brick Basketball Championships. The hosts advanced to the fi nal of the men’s event setting up a standing-room-only event at the University Center against ETSU. In the end the Buccaneers won back-to-back titles. Jacksonville advanced to the NIT for the straight second year and provided the league’s fi rst win in the event since 1996 when Ben Smith connected on a game-winning 3-pointer in the fi nal seconds to stun top-seeded Arizona State.

On the women’s side ETSU became the third A-Sun school to win three straight titles, FGCU advanced to the WNIT for a third con-secutive year and USC Upstate registered its fi rst 20-win season as a Divisioon I program.

FOR LIFEAlums from the Atlantic Sun, both recent and historic continued to excel at the highest levels. Within the span of three days, FGCU produced its fi rst two major league baseball players. Two pitchers of the Eagles’ 2008 A-Sun Championship squad, Casey Coleman and Sale, took their talents to Chicago as Coleman broke in with the Cubs and Sale soared through the White Sox system after spend-ing less than two months in the minors. In late June, former Stetson All-American Chris Johnson returned to the Astros lineup and hit over .380 his fi rst two months as a regular.

On the links, former ETSU star Rhys Davies has posted a solid rookie season on the European Tour. In the spring he picked up his fi rst win and added back-to-back runner-up fi nishes to move into the top 50 in the world for the fi rst time as a professional. One of his second-place showings occurred at the Wales Open where he closed with a record nine-under-par round 62 on the Ryder Cup course at the Celtic Manor. His stellar play placed Davies eighth on ESPN’s “Top 25 Golfers Under 25” list. The conference will have representation at the Ryder Cup as former league individual champion Colin Montgomerie (1985 with former member Houston Baptist) will captain the European team. Montgomerie will be the second conference alum to lead a Ryder Cup squad. Hal Sutton (Centenary) served as captain for the United States in 2004.

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