2011 aum women's soccer media guide

Warhawks Soccer

Media Guide CreditsThe 2011 Auburn University at Montgomery Womn’s Soccer Media Guide is a production of the University’s Sports Information Offi ce. The guide was written and designed by Sports Information Director Tim Lutz. The covers were designed by Aaron Fraze, Senior Graphic Designer at AUM. Photography for the publication was provided by AUM

Photographer Frank Williams. Additional thanks to opponents during the 2011 season for their assistance and use of their athletic logo.

General InformationLocation ..................................................... Montgomery, Ala.Founded ........................................................................1967Chancellor .............................................. Dr. John G. Veres IIIEnrollment ...................................................................5,771Nickname ..............................................................WarhawksColors ...............................................Orange, Black and WhiteAffi liation ......................................................................NAIAConference ........................................Southern States AthleticAthletic Director ................................................. Steve Crotz Alma Mater ..................................................Missouri, 1979Faculty Athletics Representative ..................... Dr. John Aho Alma Mater ............................................Wake Forest, 1975Assistant AD for Finance .................................... Jessie Rosa Alma Mater ................................ Auburn Montgomery, 2005 Sports Information Director ................................. Tim LutzAthletic Graduate Assistants .............................Jordan Crist .................................................................Serena McCovery Athletic Trainer ................................................ Kyle Sampsell Alma Mater ....................................................... Troy, 2006Home Field (Capacity): ............... AUM Soccer Complex (500)

2010 ReviewOverall Record: .......................................................... 12-6-1 SSAC Record: .................................................................. 3-2 Finish: ......................................... 3rd in SSAC West Division

2011 PreviewLetterwinners R/L: ....................................................... 9/11Starters R/L: ................................................................... 6/5Newcomers (HS/TR): ..............................................10 (8/2)

Coaching StaffHead Coach: ................................................ Jamey Newsome Alma Mater: ................................................ Mars Hill, 1997 Record at AUM: ..................................12-6-1 (One season) Career Record: ......................................................... sameGraduate Assistant: ....................................Elvar GudjonssonStudent Assistant: ........................................Christine DeVito

Team HistoryAll-Time Record: ......................................... 158-81-15 (.652) NAIA Tournament Appearances: ...................................... 3 Last Appearance: ......................................................2009 Result: ........................................... W, at Embry-Riddle, 5-3 ..................................................L, vs. California Baptist, 3-2

Athletic Media RelationsSports Information Director: ................................. Tim Lutz Offi ce Phone: ............................................. (334) 244-3832 E-mail: ...................................................... [email protected] Fax: ........................................................ (334) 244-3886Website: .............................................www.AUMathletics.com

A Look Inside...General InformationTable of Contents/Quick Facts ...............................................1

The 2011 Warhawks2011 Schedule ......................................................................22011 Roster..........................................................................32011 Outlook ........................................................................42011 Opponents ................................................................5-7

Coaching StaffHead Coach Jamey Newsome ................................................8Graduate Assistant Elvar Gudjonsson ......................................9Student Assistant Coach Christine DeVito................................9

Meet the TeamK.C. Hewitt ......................................................................... 10Kristen Mitchell ................................................................... 11Heather Welch .................................................................... 12Margret Albertsdottir ........................................................... 13Helga Franklinsdottir ........................................................... 14Asta Fridriksdottir ............................................................... 15Margret Ingthorsdottir ......................................................... 16Inga Dis Juliusdottir ............................................................ 17Kristin Karlsdottir ................................................................ 18Melissa Ledesma and Karina Suetsugu ................................. 19Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir ..................................................... 19Larissa Brauns and Holly Clarke ........................................... 20Krista Hagen and Maren Heller............................................. 20Alanna Koch and Nicole Letford ............................................ 21

2010 Season-In-Review2010 Match Results and SSAC Award Winner ........................ 222010 Season Statistics ........................................................ 23

HistoryAll-Time Coaching Records................................................... 24AUM Single Game Records ................................................... 24AUM Single Season Record .................................................. 25The Last Time .................................................................... 25AUM Career Records ........................................................... 26Year-By-Year Individual Leaders ........................................... 26Year-By-Year Team Totals .................................................... 27AUM All-Americans and All-Conference Performers ................ 27AUM All-Time Series Results................................................. 28All-Time Rosters ................................................................. 29AUM All-Time Results ..................................................... 30-31

About AUMThis is Auburn University at Montgomery ......................... 32-33Chancellor Dr. John Veres III ............................................... 34Athletics Director Steve Crotz ............................................... 35Athletic Administration ........................................................ 36Media Directory .................................................................. 36The NAIA and Southern States Athletic Conference ............... 37AUM Athletic Facilities ......................................................... 28Proud Sponsors of AUM Athletics .................................... 39-40

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Quick Facts

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2011 Auburn University at Montgomery Women’s Soccer Schedule

Day Date Opponent Location Time

Wednesday Sept. 1 Thomas University AUM Soccer Complex 2:30 p.m.

Sunday Sept. 4 at Martin Methodist College Pulaski, Tenn. 7 p.m.

Habitat for Humanity Invitational

Friday Sept. 9 Warner University Daytona Beach, Fla. 2 p.m.

Sunday Sept. 11 Northwood University Daytona Beach, Fla. 12:30 p.m.

Wednesday Sept. 14 Brenau University* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Friday Sept. 23 Truett-McConnell College* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Saturday Sept. 24 Southern Wesleyan University* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Tuesday Sept. 27 Lindsey Wilson College AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Thursday Sept. 29 at Brewton-Parker College Mt. Vernon, Ga. Noon

Saturday Oct. 1 at Emmanuel College* Franklin Springs, Ga. 4 p.m.

Thursday Oct. 6 Lee University* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Saturday Oct. 8 at Shorter University* Rome, Ga. Noon

Tuesday Oct. 11 Spring Hill College* AUM Soccer Complex 1 p.m.

Tuesday Oct. 18 Belhaven University* Jackson, Miss. 5 p.m.

Saturday Oct. 22 William Carey University* AUM Soccer Complex Noon

Tuesday Oct. 25 at University of Mobile* Mobile, Ala. 5 p.m.

Saturday Oct. 29 Faulkner University* AUM Soccer Complex Noon

Saturday Nov. 5 SSAC Tournament Quarterfi nals To Be Determined TBA

Thursday Nov. 10 SSAC Tournament Semifi nals Gulfport, Miss. TBA

Saturday Nov. 12 SSAC Tournament Finals Gulfport, Miss. TBA

Saturday Nov. 19 NAIA National Tournament Opening Round To Be Determined TBA

Mon.-Sat. Nov. 28-Dec. 3 NAIA National Tournament Final Site Orange Beach, Ala. TBA

* - Denotes Southern States Athletic Conference Match

Home Matches in Bold

All Times Central

2011 SCHEDULE

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2011 Auburn University at MontgomeryNumerical Roster

No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Hometown/Previous School00 Holly Clarke GK Fr. 5-7 Norwich, England/Hewitt Sixth Form

1 Margret Ingthorsdottir GK Jr. 5-8 Sandgerdi, Iceland/Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja

2 Helga Franklinsdottir MF Jr. 5-9 Reykjavik, Iceland/Verzlunarskoli Islands

4 Heather Welch MF/D Sr. 5-2 Macon, Ga./Monroe Academy

5 K.C. Hewitt D Sr. 5-8 Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh HS

6 Inga Dis Juliusdottir D Jr. 5-5 Akureyri, Iceland/Menntaskolinn a Akureyri

7 Nicole Letford MF Fr. 5-4 Stirling, Scotland/Forth Valley College

8 Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir MF Fr. 5-3 Reykjavik, Iceland/Fjolbrautarskolinn i Breioholti

9 Kristen Mitchell F Sr. 5-3 Douglasville, Ga./Chapel Hill HS

10 Maria Ros Arngrimsdottir MF/D Fr. 5-5 Reykjavik, Iceland/Menntaskolinn vio Sund

13 Larissa Brauns MF Fr. 5-6 Hildrizhausen, Germany/ Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule

14 Krista Hagen MF Fr. 5-1 Canberra, Australia/Canberra College

17 Karina Suetsugu F Jr. 5-3 Sao Paulo, Brazil/Cochise (Ariz.) College

18 Alanna Koch MF Fr. 5-8 Montgomery, Ala./Robert E. Lee HS

21 Kristin Karlsdottir MF Jr. 5-3 Grindavik, Iceland/Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja

22 Asta Fridriksdottir D Jr. 5-6 Reykjavik, Iceland/Borgarholtsskoli

23 Maren Heller D Fr. 5-9 Leonberg, Germany/Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule

24 Margret Albertsdottir F Jr. 5-11 Grindavik, Iceland/Fjolbrautaskoli Sudurnesja

25 Melissa Ledesma D Jr. 5-8 Phelan, Calif./Laramie County CC

Head Coach: Jamey Newsome

Graduate Assistant: Elvar Gudjonsson

Student Assistant: Christine DeVito

2011 ROSTER

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Last season, second-year head coach Jamey Newsome had taken over the helm of Auburn University at Montgomery women’s soccer program just days before training camp began and the team responded with a 12-6-1 and took three-time defending National Champion Lee to the wire in the Southern States Athletic Conference tournament. “I thought last season went really well considering how quickly the season started after I was hired,” Newsome said. “Luckily, my predecessor did a great job of leaving a talented group of girl’s to work with. I wasn’t able to plan as much as I would have liked, but I hope this year will be different as I have been able to get a little more organized and the returners know what my tendencies are and what to expect.” This season, despite returning nine letterwinners and six starters, the Warhawks must still overcome a hurdle – the loss of four All-Americans. “Replacing the likes of Amber Elam, Daisy Burnfi eld, Christine DeVito and Jana Yates is nearly impossible,” Newsome said. “My biggest regret is that I am not going to get a chance to spend more time with them. They were such enjoyable players to coach and I

learned a lot by having the op-portunity to coach such talented players.” “However, with that being said, I like the group we have return-ing and the newcomers we have added to our program.” Several key components of last year’s squad return, highlighted by junior midfi elder Helga Franklinsdottir, senior forward Kristen Mitchell and a defen-sive corps composed of seniors Heather Welch and K.C. Hewitt, as well as junior Asta Fridriks-dottir. “I have high hopes for our re-turners, as all played signifi cant

minutes last season,” Newsome said. “If we want to be successful, we will need some of them to step into more of a leadership role, in addition to being contributors on the fi eld.” At the forward position, Newsome returns Mitchell and Alberts-dottir, while also adding newcomer Karina Suetsugu, a former stand-out at Cochise College in Arizona. “Kristen is our leading scorer that is returning and we will rely on her to continue to score goals for our team,” Newsome said. “Margret was asked to play a role that was new to here and she stepped up to the task for us,” Newsome added. “She jumped right into the position and did an outstanding job. Hopefully, we can return her to her natural position, but it gives us some options with her versatility.” “Karina is a very good forward who has seen a variety of different styles of soccer. I am excited about seeing what she can bring to our team.” In the midfi eld, Franklinsdottir will anchor the offense after earn-ing SSAC All-West Division honors last season. “Helga does a little bit of everything and is someone our op-ponents will key in on,” Newsome said of Franklinsdottir. “She is a skilled passer, shoots the ball well and has a great vision of the fi eld.” Also factoring into the playing rotation at the position will be

returning junior Kristen Karlsdottir and newcomers Eyrun Rakel Agnarsdottir, Nicole Letford and Krista Hagen. “Kristen played a reserve role for us last season, but has a good skill set that will serve us well this year,” Newsome said. “Eyrun is an attacking midfi elder, who loves to get forward,” Newsome said. “She is a skilled player who I envision playing next to Helga. I think she is going to be a nice addition to our team.” “Nicole can play both midfi eld and forward and is very technical. She has quick feet and reminds me a lot of Jana Yates.” “Krista is a talented player who will bring an added dimension to our team. She is extremely quick and has great vision of the fi eld.” Freshman Maria Ros Arngrimsdottir, Larissa Brauns and Alanna Koch will provide depth at the position. Defensively, Fridriksdottir, Welch and Hewitt are locks in the rotation, while returner Inga Dis Juliusdottir and newcomer Melissa Ledesma will also be signifi cant contributors, potentially even start-ers. “Asta is an anchor in the back and is a vocal leader,” Newsome said of Fridriksdottir. “She keeps us organized and is someone I am planning to lean on for leadership on and off the fi eld.” “We moved K.C. around quite a bit last season before fi nding a home for her at defensive center mid,” Newsome said. “She ended up being one of those players that I didn’t want to take off the fi eld and I am certain she will have a similar role for our team this year.” “Heather is one of our most versatile players,” Newsome said of Welch. “She controls and moves the ball well, so I am hoping she will be more of an attacking midfi elder this year.” “Inga is a former all-conference performer who dealt with some injuries last year. She seems to be back in form and hope she can provide the punch she did a couple years ago.” “Melissa is a former junior college All-American, who has good size and is very athletic. She is a player I can see playing next to Asta and providing some stability to our defense.” Freshman newcomer Maren Heller will also factor into the rota-tion defensively. “Maren has easily the best background of any player we have,” Newsome said. “She has played in some very high level tournaments and on some competitive club teams.” In goal, junior Margret Ingthorsdottir returns as the incumbent starter, but the addition of freshman Holly Clarke will push her for minutes. “We are going to be counting on Margret to step in and be our starting goalkeeper this season,” Newsome said. “She had an opportunity to learn behind Daisy last year and is a talented player, so we are expect-ing good things from her this season.” “Holly is a goalkeeper from England and will compete for playing time,” Newsome said. “She is extremely enthusiastic and reminds me a little bit of Daisy. She continually puts in 110 percent and is a tireless worker.

2011 OUTLOOK

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Warner UniversityDaytona Beach, Fla.

September 92 p.m.

Location: ............................Lake Wales, Fla.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,100

Founded: ............................................ 1968

Colors: .................................. Navy and Gold

Nickname: ........................................ Royals

Affi liation: .......................................... NAIA

Conference: ................................... The Sun

President: ........................Dr. Gregory V. Hall

Athletic Director: ..................... Shawn Gary

Head Coach: ............................ Josh Havens

Record at WU: ..........................First Season

2010 Record: ........................................6-8

Final Ranking: .................................... none

SID: .................................. Kendal Sherrouse

SID Phone: ............................ 863-638-7258

SID E-mail: ......................... [email protected]

Website: ...................www.warnerroyals.com

Northwood UniversityDaytona Beach, Fla.

September 1112:30 p.m.

Location: ................... West Palm Beach, Fla.

Enrollment: .......................................... 600

Founded: ............................................ 1959

Colors: ..........Navy, Columbia Blue and White

Nickname: ................................... Seahawks


Conference: ................................... The Sun

President: .......................... Keith Pretty, J.D.

Athletic Director: ...........Amanda DeMartino

Head Coach: .......................... Mathew Dunn

Record at NU: ...........................First Season

2010 Record: ......................................15-5

Final Ranking: ........RV in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ...........................................Cole Boneri

SID Phone: ............................ 561-681-7956

SID E-mail: ............. boneri @northwood.edu

Website: ........... seahawks.gonorthwood.com

Brenau UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

September 141 p.m.

Location: ............................. Gainesville, Ga.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,800

Founded: ............................................ 1878

Colors: ..................................Black and Gold

Nickname: ............................. Golden Tigers


Conference: ............ Southern States Athletic

President: ............................Dr. Ed Schrader

Athletic Director: ........... Mike Lochstampfor

Head Coach: ................... Mike Lochstampfor

Record at ERAU: .......... 59-52-10 (10 Years)

2010 Record: ...................................4-11-1


SID: .................................. Meredith Franklin

SID Phone: ............................ 770-538-4699

SID E-mail: .......... [email protected]

Website: ...................www.brenautigers.com

Truett-McConnell CollegeAUM Soccer Complex

September 231 p.m.

Location: ...............................Cleveland, Ga.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,960

Founded: ............................................ 1946

Colors: ................................... Blue and Gold

Nickname: ......................................... Bears

Affi liation: ......................................... NANA


President: ............................. Dr. Emir Caner

Athletic Director: ....................Chris Eppling

Head Coach: ....................... David McDowell

Record at TMC: .......................Not Available

2010 Record: .................................... 10-10


SID: ..................................... Aric Mawdesley

SID Phone: .............. 706-865-2134, ext. 207

SID E-mail: ............. [email protected]

Website: ........................www.tmcbears.com

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Martin Methodist CollegePulaski, Tenn.September 4

7 p.m.

Location: ............................... Pulaski, Tenn.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,090

Founded: ............................................ 1870

Colors: .................................. Red and White

Nickname: .................................. RedHawks


Conference: ................... TransSouth Athletic

President: .............................. Dr. Ted Brown

Athletic Director: .......................... Jeff Bain

Head Coach: .............................. Tyson John

Record at MMC: .......................First Season

2010 Record: ...................................13-4-3

Final Ranking: .......4th in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ........................................... Claire Cook

SID Phone: ............................ 931-363-9883

SID E-mail: ....... [email protected]

Website: ....................www.goredhawks.com

Thomas UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

September 12:30 p.m.

Location: ........................... Thomasville, Ga.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,020

Founded: ............................................ 1950

Colors: ....................Hunter Green and White

Nickname: ............................... Night Hawks


Conference: ............................. Independent

President: ........................Dr. Gary Bonvillian

Athletic Director: ..........................Mike Lee

Head Coach: .......................Chris Davidovicz

Record at TU: ...........................First Season

2010 Record: ...................................8-10-1


SID: .................................... Ricky Zambrano

SID Phone: ............... 229-226-1621 ext. 162

SID E-mail: ........... [email protected]

Website: ............www.thomasu.edu/athletics

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Lindsey Wilson CollegeAUM Soccer Complex

September 271 p.m.

Location: ................................Columbia, Ky.

Enrollment: ....................................... 2,554

Founded: ............................................ 1903

Colors: ................................. Blue and White

Nickname: ............................... Blue Raiders


Conference: .................................Mid-South

President: ................Dr. William T. Luckey, Jr.

Athletic Director: .....................Willis Pooler

Head Coach: ......................... Drew Burwash

Record at LWC: .......157-24-12 (Eight Years)

2010 Record: ......................................16-7

Final Ranking: .......8th in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ............................................Chris Wells

SID Phone: ............................ 270-384-8071

SID E-mail: [email protected]

Website: ............... www.lindseyathletics.com

Shorter UniversityRome, Ga.October 8

Noon

Location: .................................... Rome, Ga.

Enrollment: ....................................... 2,900

Founded: ........................................... 1873

Colors: ........................ Royal Blue and White

Nickname: ........................................Hawks



President: ...................... Dr. Donald Dowless

Athletic Director: .....................Bill Peterson

Head Coach: ......................... Jennifer Colley

Record at Shorter: .......... 10-8-1 (One Year)

2010 Record: ...................................10-8-1


SID: ........................................... Matt Green

SID Phone: ............................ 706-233-7468

SID E-mail: .................. [email protected]

Website: .............. www.goshorterhawks.com

Lee UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

October 61 p.m.

Location: ........................... Cleveland, Tenn.

Enrollment: ....................................... 4,262

Founded: ............................................ 1918

Colors: .............................Maroon and White

Nickname: ....................................... Flames



President: ....................................Paul Conn

Athletic Director: ................Larry Carpenter

Head Coach: ..............................Matt Yelton

Record at Lee: ........... 179-31-6 (Nine Years)

2010 Record: ...................................22-2-1

Final Ranking: ...... 2nd in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: .........................................George Starr

SID Phone: ............................ 423-614-8442


Website: .......www.leeuniversity.edu/athletics

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Southern Wesleyan UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

September 241 p.m.

Location: ................................. Central, S.C.

Enrollment: .......................................... 632

Founded: ............................................ 1906

Colors: .......................... Royal Blue and Gold

Nickname: ..................................... Warriors



President: ...........................Dr. Todd S. Voss

Athletic Director: .................. Chris Williams

Head Coach: ................................ Tom Price

Record at SWU: ............. 56-53-8 (Six Years)

2010 Record: .....................................8-8-2


SID: .................................. Camilo Rodriguez

SID Phone: ............................ 864-644-5302

SID E-mail: .................. [email protected]

Website: ................... www.swuathletics.com

Brewton-Parker CollegeMt. Vernon, Ga.September 29

Noon

Location: .............................Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Enrollment: ....................................... 10,50

Founded: ............................................ 1904

Colors: .......................Navy Blue and Orange

Nickname: ........................................Barons



President: .......................Dr. Mike Simineaux

Athletic Director: ................Sheila Simmons

Head Coach: ...............................Jayme Dye

Record at BPC: .........................First Season

2010 Record: ......................................3-14


SID: ..........................................Michael Dye

SID Phone: ............................ 912-583-3181


Website: .................... www.gobaronsgo.com

Emmanuel CollegeFranklin Springs, Ga.

October 14 p.m.

Location: ..................... Franklin Springs, Ga.

Enrollment: .......................................... 800

Founded: ............................................ 1919

Colors: ....................................Red and Gold

Nickname: .......................................... Lions



President: ...................Dr. Michael S. Stewart

Athletic Director: ....................... Mike Bona

Head Coach: ......................Forrest Wimberly

Record at EC: ....................7-9-2 (One Year)

2010 Record: .....................................7-9-2


SID: .......................................Howard Eaton

SID Phone: ............................ 706-498-8559


Website: ........................www.goeclions.com

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Spring Hill CollegeAUM Soccer Complex

October 111 p.m.

Location: ...................................Mobile, Ala.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,500

Founded: ............................................ 1830

Colors: .............................. Purple and White

Nickname: ......................................Badgers



President: ................ Rev. Richard Salmi, S.J.

Athletic Director: ........................... Jim Hall

Head Coach: ......................Christian DeVries

Record at SHC: ................... 6-11 (One Year)

2010 Record: ......................................6-11


SID: ......................................... Jim Stennett

SID Phone: ............................ 251-380-4468

SID E-mail: ..................... [email protected]

Website: .....................www.shcbadgers.com

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Belhaven UniversityJackson, Miss.

October 185 p.m.

Location: ...............................Jackson, Miss.

Enrollment: ....................................... 2,951

Founded: ............................................ 1883

Colors: .................................Green and Gold

Nickname: ....................................... Blazers



President: .......................... Dr. Roger Parrott

Athletic Director: ....................... Scott Little

Head Coach: .......................... Josue Sabillon

Record at Belhaven: . 19-27-5 (Three Years)

2010 Record: ...................................1-13-1


SID: ......................................Kirk McDonnell

SID Phone: ............................ 601-968-8765


Website: ............ http://blazers.belhaven.edu

William Carey UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

October 22Noon

Location: ......................... Hattiesburg, Miss.

Enrollment: ....................................... 3,650

Founded: ............................................ 1906

Colors: ........................ Red, Black and White

Nickname: ................................... Crusaders



President: ............................Dr. Tommy King

Athletic Director: .................... Steve Knight

Head Coach: .......................... Danny Owens

Record at WCU:............. 84-27-8 (Six Years)

2010 Record: ...................................14-4-4

Final Ranking: ..... 13th in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ............................................ D.J. Pulley

SID Phone: ............................ 601-318-6111

SID E-mail: ............... [email protected]

Website: ................. www.careyathletics.com

University of MobileMobile, Ala.October 25

5 p.m.

Location: ...................................Mobile, Ala.

Enrollment: ....................................... 1,646

Founded: ........................................... 1961

Colors: .............................Maroon and White

Nickname: ......................................... Rams



President: ..............................Dr. Mark Foley

Athletic Director: ....................... Joe Niland

Head Coach: ............................ Brian Person

Record at Mobile: ........ 32-37-8 (Four Years)

2010 Record: ...................................13-7-1

Final Ranking: ..... 11th in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ...................................... Matthew Hicks

SID Phone: ............................ 251-442-2264


Website: .............www.umobile.edu/Athletics

Faulkner UniversityAUM Soccer Complex

October 29Noon

Location: ..........................Montgomery, Ala.

Enrollment: ....................................... 3,200

Founded: ............................................ 1942

Colors: .................Royal Blue, Black and Gray

Nickname: ........................................ Eagles



President: ................................... Billy Hilyer

Athletic Director: .................... Brent Barker

Head Coach: .............................. Jeff Ireland

Record at Faulkner: ................Not Available

2010 Record: ...................................13-5-1

Final Ranking: ........RV in NAIA Coaches’ Poll

SID: ......................................... Ryan Bartels

SID Phone: ............................ 334-386-7525


Website: ............. www.faulkner.edu/athletics

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JameyNewsomeHead Coach

Second Season at AUM 12-6-1 Overall Mars Hill, 1997

Jamey Newsome is in his second season as the head coach of the Auburn Montgomery women’s soccer program. Newsome fi nished his inaugural season at the helm of the team with a 12-6-1 overall record.

In his fi rst season, Newsome continued the strong tradition of AUM team’s, helping the Warhawks to as high as a No. 13 ranking in the Na-tional Association for Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Top 25 Coaches’ Poll and had the team ranked in the top 25 for 10 consecutive weeks. AUM fi nished the season among the others receiving votes following a 0-0 tie to three-time defending national champion Lee University, in which it lost in the eighth round of penalty kicks. In addition to team success, several individuals fl ourished under Newsome’s leadership. Jana Yates was named an NAIA Honorable Mention All-American, as well as a fi rst-team All-Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) performer last season. Yates, Daisy Burnfi eld, Amber Elam and Helga Franklinsdottir each earned SSAC All-West Division honors, while Susan Lotyczewski was named to the West Division All-Freshman team. The Warhawks also had six named to the SSAC All-Academic team, as well as one NAIA Scholar Athlete (Elam).

Prior to being named the fi fth head coach of the women’s soccer team, Newsome was most recently at Georgia Southern University where he has spent three years as an assistant coach for the women’s team. While at GSU, New-some assisted the head coach in various areas of coaching, recruiting and video analysis.

Newsome began his collegiate coaching experience in 1999 as an assistant coach for the men’s soccer program at the University of South Carolina Upstate, where they fi nished 12-3-3 and ranked 16th nationally. While at Upstate, New-some was primarily involved in recruiting, player training and scheduling.

Newsome has also been involved with the Coweta Cannons Soccer Club in Newnan, Ga., as the technical director from 2001-03 and the director of coaching from ‘03-’04. Most recently, from ‘05-’07, he was the assistant director of the Darlington School Soccer Academy of Rome, Ga., where his duties included training, marketing, event planning and monitoring boarding students.

Since 2006, Newsome has been involved with the Olympic Development Program in the development of Georgia’s ris-ing soccer talent through the Georgia State Soccer Association. He also currently holds the United States Soccer Federa-tion “B” License and is a USSF “D & E” Coaching License Instructor.

A native of Winston Salem, N.C., Newsome played collegiate soccer at Mars Hill College in North Carolina. There he was a four-year starter and received his bachelor’s degree in physical education in 1997.

Newsome’s head coaching experience began in 1997, when he was the boys’ varsity soccer coach at Enka High School in Ashville, N.C. After a year he became the boy’s and girl’s varsity soccer coach at Madison High School in Mar-shall, N.C. where he remained until 1999.

Newsome is married to the former Jennifer Schommer, and the couple has two daughters, Mary Ryan and Leah, and a cat, Moe.

HEAD COACH WULF-DIETER KOCH

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ElvarGudjonsson

Graduate Assistant CoachFirst SeasonAUM, 2007

A three-time all-conference performer and Honorable Mention All-Ameri-can during his playing days, Elvar Gudjonsson joins the AUM coaching staff as a graduate assistant this season. Gudjonsson graduated from AUM with a degree in physical education in 2007 and has spent the past three years teaching physical education and swimming at Isaksskoli in Reykjavick, Iceland. Prior to graduation, Gudjonsson was a three-year letterwinner for the men’s soccer team, which posted a 59-11-1 record and advanced to three NAIA National Tournaments during his tenure. Playing primarily as a defender, he scored six goals and assisted on two others, while earning Southern States Athletic Conference First-Team All-Conference honors his fi nal two seasons and second-team accolades in his fi rst season. He was also named an Honorable Mention All-American and the most valuable player of the conference tournament as a sophomore. Currently pursuing his master’s degree in sports management from AUM, Gudjonsson is also a volunteer coach for the U-16 Torjager club team in Montgomery.

ChristineDeVito

Student Assistant CoachFirst Season

Former AUM standout Christine DeVito joins the coaching staff for her fi rst season at a student assistant coach. During her three-year playing career with the Warhawks, DeVito ap-peared in 54 matches, scoring two goals and assisting on fi ve others. As a junior, she fi nished was selected a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Third-Team All-American after helping AUM to the NAIA National Tournament. She also earned All-American status from the Nation-al Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), was a First-Team All-Southern States Athletic Conference performer and was a member of the AUM Athletic Director Honors Roll. She also played one season at Georgia Perimeter College for head coach Burno Kalonji. DeVito came to AUM following a stellar prep career at Kell High School in Marietta, Ga. During her career with the Longhorns, DeVito received the Best Defender Award on two occasions. She was also a four-time Most Valuable Player for her club team, the Silverbacks. A native of Atlanta, she is the daughter of Greg and Linda DeVito. She is currently completing her degree in communications.

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5K.C.

Hewitt

Senior5-8

DefenderPeachtree City, Ga.

McIntosh HS

Hewitt’s Career Highs

Shots: ............ 2, Twice (Last: vs. Belhaven, 10/19/10)

Goals: ...............................1, vs. Belhaven (10/19/10)

Assists: .............................................................none

Points: ..............................2, vs. Belhaven (10/19/10)

Minutes: .............. 110, Twice (Last: at Lee, 11/14/09)

Hewitt’s Career Statistics

Year GP GS G A PTS SH SOG GW

2008 14 9 0 0 0 5 2 0

2009 22 20 0 0 0 10 7 0

2010 19 18 1 0 2 5 4 0

Totals 55 47 1 0 2 20 13 0

2010 [Junior]: Appeared in all 19 games, staring 18 … was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic team for the second consecutive season … scored fi rst career goal on Oct. 19 against Belhaven … added fi ve shots, including four on goal … recorded a season-high two shots, both of which were on goal, against the Blazers … saw action in 1,533 minutes on the season, including a season-best 107 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 80.7 minutes per contest, playing 90 or more in eight.

2009 [Sophomore]: Appeared in 22 games as a sophomore, earning the starting nod in 20 ... was named to the SSAC All-Academic Team … posted 10 shots, including seven on goal … recorded a season-best two shots against Embry-Riddle on Nov. 21 … appeared in 1,349 total min-utes on the season, including a season-high 110 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 61.3 minutes per match … played 90 or more minutes in six matches.

2008 [Freshman]: Had a strong freshman season, seeing playing time in 14 matches ... started the fi nal nine matches of the season … re-corded fi ve shots, including two on goal … posted fi rst career shot against Faulkner on Sept. 17 … appeared in 1,173 total minutes on the season, including a season-high 110 against Shorter on Oct. 19 … averaged 83.8 minutes per match … played 90 minutes in nine matches.

Prep: Was a three-year letterwinner in soccer for head coaches Marcia Clarke and John Bowen at McIntosh High School in Peachtree City, Ga. … helped the Chiefs to the state fi nals in 2006, a Final Four appearance in 2007 and the Elite 8 in 2008 … scored two goals in the opening round of the Class AAAA playoffs against Evans High School in 2008 … earned the Coaches Award and Senior Athletic Award following her senior campaign … participated in fi ve seasons of club soccer for the Glory United, AFC Lightning and the Peachtree City Lazers.

Personal: Full name is Kelsey Caitlin Hewitt … born August 4, 1990 … is the daughter of Richard and June Hewitt … is majoring in psychology … is a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

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9KristenMitchell

Senior5-3

ForwardDouglasville, Ga.Chapel Hill HS

Mitchell’s Career Highs

Shots: ..............................10, at Columbia (10/24/09)

Goals: ............. 4, Twice (Last: at Columbia, 10/24/09)

Assists: .............................. 2, vs. Columbia (10/3/08)

Points: ............ 8, Twice (Last: at Columbia, 10/24/09)

Minutes: .............. 83, 3X (Last: vs. Faulkner, 9/17/08)

Mitchell’s Career Statistics


2008 10 8 1 5 7 20 9 0

2009 22 20 12 2 26 55 29 2

2010 15 7 6 2 14 40 15 2

Totals 47 35 19 9 47 115 53 4

2010 [Junior]: Played 15 matches, starting 7 … fi nished with six goals and two assists … recorded 40 shots, including 15 on goal … scored a season-best three goals against Brewton-Parker on Aug. 27 … added a pair of goals against Bethel on Sept. 24 … tallied a pair of game-winning goals, one against the Lady Barons and the other against Martin Method-ist on Oct. 2 … had multiple shots in 10 of her 15 matches … posted a season-high six shots against Bethel … added fi ve shots against Brewton-Parker and Thomas on Sept. 21 … saw action in 777 minutes on the sea-son, including a season-best 77 against Montevallo on Sept. 7 … averaged 51.8 minutes per contest.

2009 [Sophomore]: Appeared in all 22 games, starting 20 ... tied for second on the team with 12 goals ... also had two assists ... was named second-Team All-SSAC … tallied four goals on two occasions, fi rst against Brewton-Parker on Sept. 22, and again on Oct. 24 against Columbia … recorded the game-winning goal twice, against Columbia and against Brewton-Parker on Nov. 7 … posted 55 shots, including 29 on goal … fi nished with at least one shot in 19 matches, including 11 matches with multiple shots … fi nished with a season-high 10 shots, including six on goal against Columbia … saw action in 1,389 minutes, including a season-best 83 on three occasions … averaged 63.1 minutes per contest.

2008 [Freshman]: Mitchell saw action in 15 matches, earning 12 starts ... scored nine points on two goals and fi ve assists … fi nished with 34 shots, including 18 on goal … scored fi rst career point against Faulkner on Sept. 17, assisting on a goal … posted a season high four points, scoring her fi rst career goal and adding two assists, against Columbia on Oct. 3 … recorded her second goal of the season against Shorter on Oct. 19 … posted multiple shots in nine matches, including a season-high six against Columbia … appeared in 889 minutes on the season, an average of 59.3 minutes per match.

Prep: Attended Chapel Hill High School in Douglasville, Ga., where she participated in soccer for coach Ann Marie Underwood and cheerleading … was an all-conference forward for the Lady Panthers as a junior and senior … helped the team to a Sweet 16 and Final 8 appearance … was the lead-ing scorer as a junior and senior and was named team MVP following her freshman and senior seasons … was selected the Douglas County Offen-sive Player of the Year following her junior and senior seasons … played two seasons for the Glory United FC.

Personal: Full name is Kristen Nicole Mitchell … born December 22, 1989 … is the daughter of Derris and Carla Mitchell … has an older sister, Jes-sica, and a younger sister Kennedi … is majoring in sports leadership.

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4HeatherWelch

Senior5-2

Defender / Midfi elderMacon, Ga.

Monroe Academy

Welch’s Career Statistics


2007 20 20 0 0 0 10 6 0

2008 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0

2009 14 4 1 0 2 5 4 0

2010 19 18 2 2 6 11 7 0

Totals 54 43 3 2 8 27 17 0

Welch’s Career Highs

Shots: ....................... 4, vs. Brewton-Parker (8/27/10)

Goals: .................1, 3X (Last: vs. Belhaven, 10/19/10)

Assists: ......... 1, Twice (Last: vs. Northwood, 9/25/10)

Points: ................2, 3X (Last: vs. Belhaven, 10/19/10)

Minutes: ............. 110, Twice (Last: at Lee, 11/14/10)

2010 [Junior]: Appeared in all 19 matches, starting 18 … fi nished with two goals and two assists on the season … posted 11 shots, includ-ing six on goal … scored a goal in her fi rst match of the season against Brewton-Parker on Aug. 27 … added a goal against Belhaven on Oct. 19 … recorded multiple shots in three matches, including a season-high four against Brewton-Parker … had two shots on goal against the Lady Barons and against Shorter on Aug. 28 … appeared in 1,515 minutes on the sea-son, including a season-high 110 against Lee on Nov. 11 … averaged 79.7 minutes per match and played 90 or more minutes in eight contests.

2009 [Sophomore]: Saw action in 14 contests, while starting four for the Senators ... recorded lone goal of the season in the NAIA National Tournament against California Baptist on Nov. 30 … posted fi ve shots, including four on goal … tallied a season-high three shots, including two on goal, against California Baptist ... appeared in 786 minutes, including a season-best 110 minutes against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 56.1 minutes per match.

2008 [Redshirt]: Suffered a season-ending injury in the fi rst match of the season.

2007 [Freshman]: Was one of just two players to start all 20 matches … fi nished season with 10 shots, including six on goal … recorded a pair of shots in two matches, fi rst against Berry on Sept. 27, and again against LSU-Shreveport on Oct. 30 … posted both shots on goal against LSUS.

Prep: Attended Monroe Academy in Forsyth, Ga., where she was a four-year letterwinner in soccer and track and fi eld … scored 48 goals with 56 assists during her career … tallied 12 goals and 20 assists during her senior campaign … was named First-Team All-Middle Georgia as a junior … was a three-time All-State honoree, receiving the honor in 2005, 2006 and 2007 … was also a track standout, earning All-Region honors in 2005 in the 400-meter run … was a state qualifi er in both the 400-and 800-me-ter run as junior … participated in club soccer for eight years, playing for Macon United and Concorde Fire Black.

Personal: Full name is Heather Leigh Welch … born February 28, 1989 … is the daughter of Mickey and Kathy Welch … has a younger brother, Spencer … is majoring in business marketing … father played baseball for two seasons at Troy University … uncle, Phil Welch, was a four-year let-terwinner in baseball at Mercer University … aunt, Rhonda DeZoort, was a cheerleader at the University of Georgia for four years.

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24Margret

Albertsdottir

Junior5-11

ForwardGrindavik, Iceland

Fjolbrautaskoli Sudurnesja

Albertsdottir’s Career Statistics


2009 21 13 5 5 15 39 24 0

2010 19 16 2 1 5 10 6 0

Totals 40 29 7 6 20 49 30 2

Albertsdottir’s Career Highs

Shots: ....................... 5, vs. Brewton-Parker (11/7/09)

Goals: .....................1, 7X (Last: vs. Mobile, 10/26/10)

Assists: .....................1, 6X (Last: vs. Bethel, 9/24/10)

Points: .........3, 3X (Last: vs. Brewton-Parker, 11/7/09)

Minutes: ................................ 110, at Lee (11/14/10)

2010 [Sophomore]: Saw action in all 19 matches, starting 16 … was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic team … scored a pair of goals, while adding an assist … posted 10 shots, including six on goal … recorded goals against Spring Hill on Oct. 12 and Mobile on Oct. 26 … notched lone assist of the season on Sept. 24 against Bethel … posted a pair of two-shot matches, fi rst against Brewton-Parker on Aug. 27 and again against Faulkner on Oct. 30 … appeared in 1,634 minutes on the season, including a season-best 110 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 86.0 minutes per contest and played 90 minutes or more in 14 matches.

2009 [Freshman]: Appeared in 21 matches for the Lady Senators, starting in 13 ... amassed 15 points on fi ve goals and fi ve assists … scored a season-best three points on three different occasions, fi rst against Alabama-Huntsville on Sept. 4, again on Oct. 5 against Southern Wesleyan and fi nally on Nov. 7 against Brewton-Parker … recorded multiple shots in 12 matches, including a season-high fi ve against Brewton-Parker … saw action in 1,168 minutes, including a season-high 92 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 55.6 minutes per match.

Prep: Attended Fjolbrautaskoli Sudurnesja in Reykjanesbaer, Iceland … was a member of the soccer club Grindavik UMFG since the age of six.

Personal: Born April 24, 1989 … is the daughter of Albert Sigurjonsson and Svanhuit Palsdottir … has an older sister, Porkatla, and a younger brother, Sigurpall Albertsson … is majoring in physical education.

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2Helga

Franklinsdottir

Junior5-9

Midfi elderReykjavik, Iceland

Verzlunarskoli Islands

Franklinsdottir’s Career Statistics


2009 22 20 7 1 15 38 17 1

2010 19 14 4 2 10 24 12 1

Totals 41 34 11 3 25 62 29 2

Franklinsdottir’s Career Highs

Shots: ................................5, at Columbia (10/24/09)

Goals: ................................2, at Columbia (10/24/09)

Assists: .............. 1, 3X (Last: at Spring Hill, 10/12/10)

Points: ...............................4, at Columbia (10/24/09)

Minutes: ................................ 104, at Lee (11/14/09)

2010 [Sophomore]: Saw action in all 19 matches, earning the start-ing nod in 14 … was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-West Division team after scoring four goals and assisting on two others … fi nished with 24 shots, including 12 on goal … scored the game-winning goal against Belhaven on Oct. 19 … added goals against Thomas on Sept. 21, Bethel on Sept. 24 and against Faulkner on Oct. 30 … had seven matches with multiple shots, including a season-high three on three oc-casions … tallied two shots on goal and an assist against Spring Hill on Oct. 12 … appeared in 1,210 minutes on the season, including a season-high 89 against Lindsey Wilson on Sept. 10 … averaged 67.2 minutes per match, playing 80 minutes or better in seven matches.

2009 [Freshman]: Appeared in all 22 matches as a true freshman, starting 20 ... recorded seven goals and one assist, scoring 15 points ... was named to the fi rst-team All-SSAC team ... was also selected an honor-able mention All-American … posted fi rst career goal against Missouri Valley on Aug. 29 … fi nished with fi rst multi-goal match against Columbia on Oct. 24 … was 1-for-1 on penalty kicks on the season, converting a game-winner in her only attempt against Thomas on Oct. 28 … recorded 38 shots, including 17 on goal … had 10 matches with multiple shots, including a season-high fi ve against Columbia … saw action in 1,670 minutes on the season, including a season-high 104 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 75.9 minutes per match, playing 90 or more minutes in six contests.

Prep: Attended Verzlunarskoli Islands in Reykjavik, Iceland … played three years of club soccer with Stjarnan … helped Stjarnan to was se-lected the team’s Most Promising Player in 2005 and Best Player in 2006.

Personal: Born March 18, 1988 … is the daughter of Franklin Georgsson and Elinborg Jonsdottir … has an older brother, Georg Franklinsson, and an older sister, Dagny Dogg Franklinsdottir … her uncle, Vilmundur Sveins-son , was a four-year letterwinner in soccer at Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Calif. … majoring in biology.

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22Asta

Fridriksdottir

Junior5-6

DefenderRykjavik, IcelandBorgarholtsskoli

Fridriksdottir’s Career Statistics


2009 22 22 0 0 0 6 2 0

2010 18 18 2 0 4 6 2 0

Totals 40 40 2 0 4 12 4 0

Fridriksdottir’s Career Highs

Shots: ..................... 2, 3X (Last: vs. Shorter, 8/28/10)

Goals: ................ 1, Twice (Last: vs. Mobile, 10/26/10)

Assists: .............................................................none

Points: ............... 2, Twice (Last: vs. Mobile, 10/26/10)

Minutes: ...................110, 3X (Last: at Lee, 11/14/10)

2010 [Sophomore]: Appeared in 18 matches, staring all 18 … was named to the Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic team … scored a pair of goals, both on penalty kicks, on the season … attempted six shots, two of which were on goal … fi nished 2-for-3 on penalty kicks … tallied fi rst career goal against Alabama-Huntsville on Oct. 6 … added a successfully penalty kick against Mobile on Oct. 26 … recorded a season-best two shots against Shorter on Aug. 28 … appeared in 1,636 minutes on the year, including a season-high 110 against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 90.9 minutes per contest, playing 90 minutes or better in 15 matches … played more than 100 minutes three times.

2009 [Freshman]: Started all 22 matches as a true freshman ... posted six shots, including two on goal … recorded fi rst career shot in fi rst col-legiate match against Emmanuel on Aug. 25 … tallied a season-best two shots twice, fi rst against Birmingham-Southern on Sept. 7, and again against Lindsey Wilson on Oct. 31 … saw action in 1,957 minutes, includ-ing a season-best 110 on two occasions, fi rst against Brenau on Oct. 23 and again against Lee on Nov. 14 … averaged 89 minutes per match … played 90 or more minutes 20 times.

Prep: Attended Borgarholtsskoli in Reykjavik, Iceland … played seven seasons of club soccer for Fjolnir Football Club and four years with Haukar Hafnarfjordur Football Club.

Personal: Full name is Asta Sigrun Fridriksdottir … born November 1, 1987 … is the daughter of Fridrik Josafatsson and Sigrun Blomsterberg … has two younger brothers, Hjalti and Daniel, and a younger sister, Kristin … majoring in exercise science.

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1Margret

Ingthorsdottir

Junior5-8

GoalkeeperSandgerdi, Iceland

Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja

Ingthorsdottir’s Career Statistics

Year GP GS GA SV PCT. SHO MIN2009 0 0 0 0 .000 0.0 0:002010 6 1 5 8 .615 0.0 233:32Totals 6 1 5 8 .615 0.0 233:32

Ingthorsdottir’s Career Highs

Saves: .....................2, 4X (Last: vs. Mobile, 10/26/10)Minutes Played: .....90, at Birmingham-So. (10/9/10)Goals Allowed: .. 2, Twice (Last: vs. Mobile, 10/26/10)Scoreless Minutes: ......... 54:30 (8/27/10 - 10/9/10); ..........................31:09, vs. Brewton-Parker (8/27/10), ......................................17:39, at Thomas (9/21/10), .................... 5:39, at Birmingham-Southern (10/9/10)

2010 [Sophomore]: Appeared in six games, earning the starting nod

in one … played 233:32 minutes in goal, posting eight saves and allowing

fi ve goals … recorded an 0-2-0 record in matches … posted two saves in

four matches, against Thomas on Sept. 21, against Birmingham-Southern

on Oct. 9, against Spring Hill on Oct. 12 and against Mobile on Oct. 26

… played a season-high 90 minutes against Birmingham-Southern …

recorded a season-high 54:30 minute scoreless streak to open the season.

2009 [Freshman]: Did not appear in any games.

Prep: Attended Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja in Kefl avik, Iceland … played

club soccer for several teams, including Kefl avik, IA Akranes, GRV Grinda-

vik and Reynir.

Personal: Born April 12, 1989 … is the daughter of Ingthor Karlsson and

Elisa Baldursdottir … has a younger brother, Vilhjolmar Ingthorsson, and a

younger sister, Gudrun … is majoring in international business.

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6Inga Dis

Juliusdottir

Junior5-5

DefenderAkureyri, Iceland

Menntaskolinn a Akureyri

Juliusdottir’s Career Statistics


2009 20 19 0 0 0 5 3 0

2010 16 4 0 1 1 1 0 0

Totals 36 23 0 1 1 6 3 0

Juliusdottir’s Career Highs

Shots: ........................................ 2, at Lee (11/14/09)

Goals: ...............................................................none

Assists: ..................... 1, vs. Brewton-Parker (8/27/10)

Points: ...................... 1, vs. Brewton-Parker (8/27/10)

Minutes: ................................110, at Lee (11/14/090

2010 [Sophomore]: Saw action in 16 games, earning the starting nod

in four … played primarily as a defender … posted one assist and one shot

on the season … recorded fi rst career point against Brewton-Parker on

Aug. 27 … had her only shot of the season against Lee on Nov. 14 … ap-

peared in 576 minutes on the season, including a season-high 77 against

Shorter on Nov. 6 … averaged 36.0 minutes per match.

2009 [Freshman]: Appeared in 20 games, starting 19 ... was named to

the second-team All-Conference team … posted fi ve shots, including three

on goal … recorded a season-high two shots, both of which were on goal,

against Lee on Nov. 14 … attempted one penalty kick against Thomas

on Oct. 28 … saw action in 1,616 matches, including a season-best 110

against Lee … averaged 80.8 minutes per contest … appeared in 90 min-

utes or more in nine matches.

Prep: Attended Menntaskolinn a Akureyri in Akureyri, Iceland, where she

was named the team’s Best Player following her fi nal season … played

club soccer for POR/KA in Akureyri.

Personal: Full name is Inga Dis Juliusdottir … born March 25, 1989 … is

the daughter of Julius Jonsson and Hulda Hafsteinsdottir … has an older

sister, Hildur, and a younger brother, Hafsteinn Juliusson … is majoring in

international business.

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14Kristin

Karlsdottir

Junior5-3

Midfi elderGrindavik, Iceland

Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja

Karlsdottir’s Career Statistics


2009 11 2 0 0 0 8 2 0

2010 16 3 1 0 2 7 4 1

Totals 27 5 1 0 2 15 6 1

Karlsdottir’s Career Highs

Shots: ........................ 3, at Brewton-Parker (9/22/09)

Goals: ................................1, vs. Montevallo (9/7/10)

Assists: .............................................................none

Points: ...............................1, vs. Montevallo (9/7/10)

Minutes: ............79, vs. Southern Wesleyan (10/5/09)

2010 [Sophomore]: Saw action in 16 matches, including three starts

… earned Southern States Athletic Conference All-Academic honors …

recorded fi rst career goal, the game-winner, against Montevallo on Sept.

7 … added seven shots, including four on goal … tallied a season-high

two shots against Brenau on Sept. 4 … appeared in 732 minutes on the

season, including a season-high 72 against Alabama-Huntsville on Oct. 6

… averaged 45.8 minutes per contest.

2009 [Freshman]: Appeared in 11 matches, starting two … recorded

eight shots, including two on goal … tallied a season-high three shots,

two of which were on goal, against Brewton-Parker on Sept. 22 … posted

two shots against Lee on Sept. 29 … appeared in 406 minutes, including

a season-best 79 against Southern Wesleyan on Oct. 5 … averaged 36.9

minutes per match.

Prep: Attended Fjolbrautarskoli Sudurnesja in Reykjanesbaer, Iceland …

was a member of the soccer club Grindavik UMFG for 12 years.

Personal: Born April 5, 1989 … is the daughter of Karl Gudmudsson and

Pordis Gunnarsdottir … has two older sisters, Jenny Arnardottir and Bara

Karlsdottir … is majoring in physical education.

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Prior to AUM: Attended Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne, Wyo., where she was a two-year letterwinner in soccer for head coach Jim Gardner … played 25 matches as a sophomore, scoring two goals and two assists … earned second-team All-American, fi rst-team all-conference and fi rst-team all-region honors … was also selected to the NSCAA/Performance Subaru Women’s Junior College Division I All-America Team … helped the Eagles to a 19-5-1 overall record in 2010 … played in 16 matches as a freshman, scoring one goal and one assist … led the Eagles to a 13-3-2 record as a freshman.Prep: Attended Serrano High School in Phelan, Calif., where she lettered in soccer and track and fi eld for four seasons … played soccer for head coach Laura Molina … was an all-conference and all-area selection as a senior, after helping the Diamondbacks to a 19-4-1 record … scored 14 goals, three assists and 31 points as a junior … led the team to the fourth round of state playoffs and a 24-2-3 record … scored three goals and one assist as a sophomore, helping SHS the third round of playoffs.Personal: Full name is Melissa Ann Ledesma … born August 6, 1991 … is the daughter of Albert and Lisa Ledesma … has an older brother, Joey, and a younger brother, Sammy … also has a younger sister, Summer … will major in communications.

Prior to AUM: Attended Cochise College in xxx, Ariz., where she played soccer for head coach Andrea Daniels … appeared in 15 matches as a sophomore, scoring seven goals and three assists … tallied three goals and an assist against South Mountain Com-munity College on Sept. 22, 2010.Prep: Attended Escola Alegria de Saber in Toyota, Japan … played fi ve season of club soccer for Toyota Ladies FC.Personal: Born May 24, 1991 … is the daughter of Helio and Fernanda Suetsugu … has an older sister, Simone, who played on the Brazil National Softball Team.

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LedesmaJunior5-8

DefenderPhelan, Calif.

Laramie County CC17

KarinaSuetsugu

Junior5-3

ForwardSao Paulo, Brazil

Cochise (Ariz.) College

Prep: Attended Fjolbrautarskolinn i Breioholti in Reykjavik, Ice-

land … played for the club soccer team Fylkir from 2002-2011 …

was selected Fylkir’s Best Player in 2006 and 2009.

Personal: Full name is Eryun Rakel Agnarsdottir … born August

26, 1991 … is the daughter of Agnar Sveirisson and Hjordis

Bjornsdottir … has a younger brother, Gabriel Agnarsson … is ma-

joring in general business.

Prep: Attended Menntaskolinn vio Sund in Reykjavik, Iceland … played seven seasons of club soccer for Valur, where she helped the team to the Icelandic Championship in 2005, 2007 and 2009.Personal: Full name is Maria Ros Arngrimsdottir … born Sep-tember 5, 1990 … daughter of Arngrimur Porgrimsson and Elin Osk Oskarsdottir … has an older brother, Oskar Por Arngrimsson, and an older sister, Bryndis Arngrimsdottir … will major in general business.

8Eyrun RakelAgnarsdottir

Freshman5-3

Midfi elderReykjavik, Iceland

Menntaskolinn vio Sund 10Maria Ros

ArngrimsdottirFreshman

5-5Midfi elder / Defender

Reykjavik, IcelandMenntaskolinn vio Sund

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Prep: Attended Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule in Stuttgart, Germany … played three seasons for the soccer club VfL Sin-delfi ngen and one year for FV Lochgau.Personal: Full name is Larissa Katrin Brauns … born September 21, 1988 … is the daughter of Thomas and Irene Brauns … has an older brother, Florian.

Prep: Attended Hewett Sixth Form in Norwich, England … played three seasons for head coach Scott Emmerson for the soccer club Norwich City Ladies.Personal: Full name is Holly Elizabeth Clarke … born January 2, 1992 … is the daughter of Alan and Frances Clarke … has two older sisters, Amy and Becky … will major in sports science.

13LarissaBrauns

Freshman5-6

Midfi elderHildrizhausen, Germany

Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule

Prep: Attended Canberra College in Canberra, Australia … played two seasons with the Woden Valley Football Club for head coach Ed Hollis and two years with the Weston Creek Football Club for head coach Mike Borisinski … helped Weston to the Women’s Premier League Championship in 2009 and Woden to the league championship in 2010 … was selected to the ACT state team in 2008, 2009 and 2010.Personal: Full name is Krista Nicole Hagen … born September 2, 1992 … is the daughter of Colin Pilliner and Janice Hagen … has an older brother, Shaun … is a member of the AUM Student-Athlete Advisory Committee.

Prep: Attended Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule in Stuttgart, Germany … played four seasons for the club soccer team FFC Frankfurt and two seasons for VfL Sindelfi ngen.Personal: Born April 13, 1988 … is the daughter of Michael and Angela Heller … has an older sister, Jasmin.

14KristaHagen

Freshman5-1

Midfi elderCanberra, AustraliaCanberra College

23MarenHeller

Freshman5-9

DefenderHildrizhausen, Germany

Johann-Friedrich-von-Cotta-Schule

00Holly

ClarkeFreshman

5-7Goalkeeper

Norwich, EnglandHewitt Sixth Form

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Prep: Lettered in soccer for one season at Robert E. Lee High School in Montgomery, Ala. … played club soccer for FC Torjager for one season.Personal: Full name is Alanna Jessica Koch … born August 2, 1993 … is the daughter of Wulf and Jane Koch … has an older brother, Ben, and a younger brother, Josh … her father is the current head men’s soccer coach at AUM and was a four-year letterwinner at the University of Maine-Fort Kent … her brother, Ben, played two season of soccer at AUM … is majoring in nurs-ing with a minor in education.

Prep: Attended Forth Valley College in Falkirk, Scotland … prior to her time at FVC, attended St. Modan’s High School in Stirling, Scotland … played soccer for head coach Roseanne Ryan, as well as basketball and badminton … led the team in goals and was selected the player of the year in 2008 … played four years of club soccer for the Falkirk Ladies FC, where she helped the team to the League Cup Championship in 2006 … was voted Most Improved, Player of the Year and Player’s Player of the Year while participating with the club.Personal: Born September 15, 1990 … is the daughter of Debbie Letford … has a younger brother, Kieran, and a younger sister, Lana … plans to major in physical education.

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5-8Midfi elder

Montgomery, Ala.Robert E. Lee HS 7

NicoleLetford

Freshman5-4

Midfi elderStirling, Scotland

Forth Valley College

2011 WARHAWKS

Warhawks Soccer2010 RECAP

2010 Match Results

Date Opponent Location Result Overall/SSAC

August 27 vs. Brewton-Parker College AUM Soccer Field W, 8-0 1-0

August 28 vs. Shorter University AUM Soccer Field W, 2-1 2-0

September 3 vs. Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University AUM Soccer Field L, 2-1 2-1

September 4 vs. Brenau University AUM Soccer Field W, 2-0 3-1

September 7 vs. Univesrity of Montevallo AUM Soccer Field W, 1-0 (2OT) 4-1

September 10 at Lindsey Wilson College Columbia, Ky. L, 2-1 4-2

September 21 at Thomas University Thomasville, Ga. W, 5-0 5-2

September 24 vs. Bethel College@ Orange Beach, Ala. W, 4-1 6-2

September 25 vs. Northwood University@ Orange Beach, Ala. L, 3-2 6-3

October 2 vs. Martin Methodist College AUM Soccer Field W, 1-0 (2OT) 7-3

October 6 at University of Alabama-Huntsville Huntsville, Ala. W, 2-1 8-3

October 9 at Birmingham-Southern College Birmingham, Ala. L, 2-1 8-4

October 12 at Spring Hill College* Mobile, Ala. W, 4-1 9-4, 1-0 SSAC

October 19 vs. Belhaven University AUM Soccer Field W, 5-0 10-4, 2-0 SSAC

October 23 at William Carey University* Hattiesburg, Miss. L, 1-0 10-5, 2-1 SSAC

October 26 vs. University of Mobile* AUM Soccer Field L, 3-2 10-6, 2-2 SSAC

October 30 at Faulkner University* Montgomery, Ala. W, 2-1 11-6, 3-2 SSAC

November 6 at Shorter University# Rome, Ga. W, 1-0 (OT) 12-6

November 11 at Lee University# Cleveland, Tenn. T, 0-0 (2OT) 12-6-1

@ - University of Mobile Classic

* - Southern States Athletic Conference Match

# - Southern States Athletic Conference Tournament

Home Matches in Bold

Overall Record/Final Ranking: 12-6-1 / RV

SSAC Record/Finish: 3-2 / 3rd in the West

Record at Home: 6-2

Record on Road: 5-3-1

Record at Neutral Site: 1-1

2010 Southern States Athletic Conference Postseason Award WinnersIndividual Award Winners

Player of the YearJamie Achten, Lee

Offensive Player of the YearJamie Achten, Lee

Defensive Player of the YearJackie Denova, William Carey

Freshman of the YearAshley Aragona, Lee

Newcomers of the YearAshely Aragona, Lee (East)

Chelsea Granger, William Carey (West)

Coach of the YearMatt Yelton, Lee

SSAC All-Conference TeamJana Yates, Auburn University at Montgomery

SSAC All-West Division TeamAuburn University at Montgomery

Daisy Burnfi eld, Amber Elam, Helga Franklinsdottir, Jana Yates

SSAC All-Fresham West Division TeamSusan Lotyczewski, Auburn University at Montgomery

Musco Lighting Champions of Character TeamJana Yates, Auburn University at Montgomery

SSAC All-Academic TeamAuburn University at Montgomery

Margret Albertsdottir (So.), Amber Elam (Sr.), Asta Fridriksdottir (So.), Chelsea Heinen (So.)

K.C. Hewitt (Jr.), Kristin Karlsdottir (So.)

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2010 Individual Statistics

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSNo. Name GP GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GW PKM PKA0 Chelsea Heinen 5 0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 000 Daisy Burnfi eld 18 17 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 01 Margret Ingthorsdottir 6 1 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 02 Helga Franklinsdottir 19 14 4 2 10 0.167 24 12 0.500 1 0 1 0 0 3 Susan Lotyczewski 19 8 0 0 0 0.000 1 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 4 Heather Welch 19 18 2 2 6 0.182 11 7 0.636 1 0 0 0 0 5 K.C. Hewitt 19 18 1 0 2 0.200 5 4 0.800 1 0 0 0 0 6 Inga Dis Juliusdottir 16 4 0 1 1 0.000 1 0 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 7 Alexandra Tomasdottir 18 18 3 5 11 0.061 49 15 0.306 3 1 1 0 0 9 Kristen Mitchell 15 7 6 2 14 0.150 40 15 0.375 0 1 2 0 0 10 Amber Elam 19 19 12 1 25 0.106 113 55 0.487 0 0 2 0 1 11 Tschana Wade 12 3 2 3 7 0.154 13 8 0.615 0 0 0 0 0 16 Erica Padula 19 15 4 1 9 0.118 34 12 0.353 1 0 1 0 0 18 Christine DeVito 19 17 0 3 3 0.000 12 6 0.500 5 0 0 0 0 19 Jana Yates 18 16 5 4 14 0.109 46 23 0.500 0 0 0 0 0 21 Kristin Karlsdottir 16 3 1 0 2 0.143 7 4 0.571 0 0 1 0 0 22 Asta Fridriksdottir 18 18 2 0 4 0.333 6 2 0.333 0 0 0 2 3 24 Margret Albertsdottir 19 16 2 1 5 0.200 10 6 0.600 1 0 0 0 0 TM TEAM 19 16 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 Total 19 44 25 113 0.118 372 169 0.454 14 2 8 2 4 Opponents 19 18 12 48 0.084 215 102 0.474 13 0 5 1 1

GOALKEEPER STATISTICSNo. Player GP GS Min GA GAAvg SV Pct W L T SHO 0 Chelsea Heinen 4 0 93:11 0 0.000 4 1.000 0 0 0 0.00 00 Daisy Burnfi eld 18 17 1441:46 13 0.812 72 0.847 12 4 1 4.00 1 Margret Ingthorsdottir 6 1 233:32 5 1.927 8 0.615 0 2 0 0.00 TM TEAM 2 0 0:00 0 0.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 2.00 Total 19 1768:29 18 0.916 85 0.825 12 6 1 6.00 Opponents 19 1768:29 44 2.239 125 0.740 6 12 1 2.00

Daisy Burnfi eld, an All-SSAC West Division performer in 2010, posted

a 12-4-1 record in goal and al-lowed just 0.847 goals per game.

Amber Elam led AUM with 12 goals scored, 25 points, 113 shots and 55 shots on goal, en route to All-West

Division honors.

Jana Yates scored fi ve goals and had four assists last season, earn-ing Honorable Mention All-Ameri-can and All-Conference honors.

An All-West Division selection as a sophomore, Helga Franklinsdottir

scored four goals and added two assists in 2010.

2010 STATISTICAL RECAP

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Jamey Newsome2010-Present12-6-1 (.658)

All-Time Coaching Records

Matt Clark1999

8-9-1 (.472)

Brett Teach2000-2003

55-25-6 (.674)

Wulf-Dieter Koch2004-2006

48-19-3 (.707)

Hope Handley2007-2009

35-19-4 (.638)

Goals5, Amber Elam

vs. Faulkner, Oct. 15, 2007 vs. Columbia, Oct. 3, 2008

Goals in a Half3, Amber Elam

vs. Faulkner, Oct. 15, 2007vs. Brewton-Parker, Sept. 30, 2008

3, Ellen deClouetvs. Martin Methodist, Oct. 27, 2002

Assists4, Tschana Wade

vs. Columbia, Oct. 10, 2007

Points12, Amber Elam

vs. Columbia, Oct. 3, 2008

Shots17, Amber Elam

vs. Shorter, Oct. 10, 2007vs. Columbia, Oct. 3, 2008

AUM Single-Game Records AUM Single-Game Team Records

Goals ......................... 14, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006 ........................................... vs. Emmanuel, Oct. 2, 2002Goals in a Half............. 9, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006Assists ....................... 11, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006Assists in a Half .......... 9, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006Points ........................ 39, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006Points in a Half ......... 26, vs. Emmanuel, Sept. 23, 2006Shots: ........39, vs. Georgia Southwestern, Oct. 12, 2005Quickest Goal: ...........0:32, at Columbia, Oct. 24, 2009 .......................................................... (Kristen Mitchell)

HISTORY AND RECORDS

Goals5 .............................................Amber Elam, Oct. 3, 2008, vs. Columbia5 ............................................ Amber Elam, Oct. 15, 2007, vs. Faulkner4 ............................................. Amber Elam, Oct. 7, 2007, vs. Columbia4 ..............................................Amber Elam, Oct. 10, 2007, vs. Shorter4 .............................Ellen DeClouet, Oct. 27, 2002, vs. Martin Methodist4 ............................Kristen Mitchell, Sept. 22, 2009, vs. Brewton-Parker4 .............................. Amber Elam, Oct. 5, 2009, vs. Southern Wesleyan4 ...................................... Kristen Mitchell, Oct. 24, 2009, vs. Columbia

Goals in a Half3 ................................ Amber Elam, Sept. 30, 2008, vs. Brewton-Parker3 ............................................ Amber Elam, Oct. 15, 2007, vs. Faulkner3 .............................Ellen Declouet, Oct. 27, 2002, vs. Martin Methodist

Assists4 ..........................................Tschana Wade, Oct. 7, 2007, vs. Columbia3 .......................................... Tschana Wade, Oct. 10, 2007, vs. Shorter3 ................................ Amber Elam, Sept. 16, 2007, vs. LSU-Shreveport3 .....................................Theresa Hunecke, Sept. 13, 2006, vs. Brenau3 .................................... Bethany Wansley, Aug. 23, 2005, vs. Faulkner3 ............................... Bethany Wansley, Oct. 1, 2005, vs. William Carey3 ...................................Helga Osk Hannesdottir, Oct. 3, 2005, vs. SWU3 ................................ Sue Lizana, Oct. 3, 2005, vs. Southern Wesleyan3 .................................. Tara Rogers, Oct. 23, 2003, vs. Brewton-Parker3 ........................................ Ellen DeClouet, Sept. 23, 2003, vs. Shorter3 ......................... Hollie Williamson, Sept. 14, 2002, vs. Brewton-Parker3 .....................Courtney McCluskey, Sept. 14, 2002, vs. Brewton-Parker3 ....................... Ellen DeClouet, Sept. 21, 2002, vs. Southern Wesleyan3 .......................... Helga Osk Hannesdottir, Oct. 2, 2002, vs. Emmanuel

Points12 ...........................................Amber Elam, Oct. 3, 2008, vs. Columbia10 .......................................... Amber Elam, Oct. 15, 2007, vs. Faulkner10 ........................................... Amber Elam, Oct. 7, 2007, vs. Columbia

Points in a Half7 .............................................Amber Elam, Oct. 3, 2008, vs. Columbia7 ............................................. Amber Elam, Oct. 7, 2007, vs. Columbia6 ............................................ Amber Elam, Oct. 15, 2007, vs. Faulkner6 .............................Ellen Declouet, Oct. 27, 2002, vs. Martin Methodist

Shots17 ...........................................Amber Elam, Oct. 3, 2008, vs. Columbia17 ............................................Amber Elam, Oct. 10, 2007, vs. Shorter

AUM Single-Match Records

Amber Elam holds the AUM single-game records for goals, goals in a half, points, points in a half and shots.

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Goals30 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200226 .................................... Amber Elam, 200724 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200423 ............................ Tinna Hauksdottir, 200620 ......................Hrefna Johannesdottir, 200420 .................................Tschana Wade, 200719 ...................................Paige Gaston, 200117 ......................................Emily Todd, 200617 ..............................Melissa Perovich, 200016 .................................... Amber Elam, 2008 16 ....................... Olina Sigurgeirsdottir, 200616 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 200216 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200316 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 200416 .................................... Amber Elam, 200915 ........................... Karen Jacobsdottir, 200614 ............................ Theresa Hunecke, 200612 .................................... Amber Elam, 2010

Assists21 ......................Hrefna Johannesdottir, 200417 ....................Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 200215 .................................Tschana Wade, 200713 ...................................Carli Delgatti, 200013 .............................Anna Smaradottir, 200112 .............................Hollie Williamson, 200112 .............................Hollie Williamson, 200211 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200211 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 200211 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200411 .........................Courtney McCluskey, 200211 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200311 .................................... Amber Elam, 200711 .................................... Amber Elam, 2009

Points71 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200263 .................................... Amber Elam, 200761 ......................Hrefna Johannesdottir, 200459 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 2004

55 .................................Tschana Wade, 200746 ...................................Paige Gaston, 200143 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 200243 .................................... Amber Elam, 200941 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200340 .................................... Amber Elam, 200840 ..............................Melissa Perovich, 199940 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 200437 .........................Courtney McCluskey, 200235 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200125 .................................... Amber Elam, 2010

Shots133 .................................. Amber Elam, 2009113 .................................. Amber Elam, 2010102 .............................. Ellen DeClouet, 200294 .................................... Amber Elam, 200886 .................................... Amber Elam, 200782 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200479 ...................................Paige Gaston, 200179 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200371 ................................ Ellen DeClouet, 200169 ..............................Melissa Perovich, 200060 ..............................Melissa Perovich, 199959 .................................Tschana Wade, 200758 ....................Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 200556 ...................................Carli Delgatti, 199956 ........................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002

Saves112 ............................... Jennifer Davis, 2008109 .........................Emma Gustavsson, 2001107 .........................Emma Gustavsson, 200299 ................................Daisy Burnfi eld, 200995 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 200484 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 200379 ...........................Emma Gustavsson, 200072 ................................Daisy Burnfi eld, 201067 ................................. Jennifer Davis, 200667 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 200548 ...........................Emma Gustavsson, 1999

42 .................................... Jessica Wall, 200733 .................................Megan Sinclair, 199928 .................................Megan Sinclair, 2000

Goalkeeper Minutes Played2,252 .......................Emma Gustavsson, 20022,230 ...........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 20042,003 .......................Emma Gustavsson, 20011,922 ............................Daisy Burnfi eld, 20091,825 ...........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 20051,811 ............................. Jennifer Davis, 20061,570 ...........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 20031,568 .......................Emma Gustavsson, 20001,487 ............................. Jennifer Davis, 20081,442 ............................Daisy Burnfi eld, 20101,245 ................................ Jessica Wall, 20071,035 .......................Emma Gustavsson, 1999

Goals Against Average(min. 10 games)

0.64 ............Emma Gustavsson, 2002 (25 GP) 0.81 .................Daisy Burnfi eld, 2010 (17 GP)0.94 .................Daisy Burnfi eld, 2009 (21 GP)0.94 ............... Elsa Einarsdottir, 2005 (21 GP)0.95 ............Emma Gustavsson, 2001 (21 GP)1.00 ............... Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003 (18 GP)1.08 .................. Jennifer Davis, 2007 (10 GP)1.16 ..................... Jessica Wall, 2007 (16 GP)1.24 ............Emma Gustavsson, 2000 (17 GP)

Shutouts17 ...........................Emma Gustavsson, 200211 ...........................Emma Gustavsson, 200111 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 200410 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 200310 ...............................Elsa Einarsdottir, 20058 ..................................Daisy Burnfi eld, 20097 ................................... Jennifer Davis, 20067 .............................Emma Gustavsson, 19997 ...................................... Jessica Wall, 2007

AUM Single-Season Records

Scored Five Goals in a MatchAmber Elam, at Faulkner, Oct. 15, 2007

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

Scored Three Goals in a MatchKristen Mitchell, vs. Brewton-Parker, Aug. 27, 2010

Had Three Assists in a MatchTschana Wade, vs. Shorter, Oct. 10, 2007

Took 10 or More Shots in a MatchAmber Elam (15), vs. Brewton-Parker, Aug. 27, 2010

Had 15 or More Saves in a MatchEmma Gustavsson, vs. Westmont, Nov. 23, 2002

Had 10 or More Saves in a MatchDaisy Burnfi eld (12), at Lee, Nov. 11, 2010

Had Consecutive ShutoutsDaisy Burnfi eld (2)

vs. Brenau and vs. Montevallo (Sept. 4 and 7, 2010)

The Last Time the Warhawks…

Scored 10 Goals in a MatchW, 10-0, at Columbia, Oct. 24, 2009

Had 30 Shots in a Match37, vs. Brewton-Parker, Nov. 7, 2009

Defeated a Ranked OpponentW, 1-0 (OT), vs. No. 6 Martin Methodist, Oct. 2, 2010

The Last Time a Warhawk…

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Goals82 ............................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-0470 ............................... Amber Elam, 2007-1048 ...................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-0530 ......................... Melissa Perovich, 1999-0029 ..............................Paige Gaston, 2000-0122 .......................Amanda Johnston, 2001-0422 ............................Tschana Wade, 2007-1021 ....................Courtney McCluskey, 2001-0220 ...................Olina Sigurgeirsdottir, 2004-0620 ...............................Lisa Lofquist, 2001-0420 ......................Hrefna Johannesdottir, 2004

Assists42 ............................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-0432 ...................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-0531 ............................... Amber Elam, 2007-1030 ........................ Hollie Williamson, 2001-0427 ......... Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 2002-03, 0522 ........................Anna Smaradottir, 1999-01

22 ...............................Lisa Lofquist, 2001-0422 .......................Amanda Johnston, 2001-0421 ........................ Hrefna Johnessdottir, 200420 .............................. Carli Delgatti, 1999-00

Points206 ..........................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-04171 ............................. Amber Elam, 2007-10138 .................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-0592 .............................Tschana Wade 2007-1071 ......................... Melissa Perovich, 1999-0071 ............................. Paige Gaston, 2000-0166 .......................Amanda Johnston, 2001-0461 .............................. Lisa Lofquist, 2001-0461 ......................Hrefna Johannesdottir, 200458 ....................Courtney McCluskey, 2001-0254 .............................. Carli Delgatti, 1999-0052 ........................Anna Smaradottir, 1999-0152 ..................... Kristin Mitchell 2008-Present

Shots426 ............................. Amber Elam, 2007-10334 ..........................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-04175 .................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-05129 ....................... Melissa Perovich, 1999-00129 .................. Kristin Mitchell, 2008-Present122 ............................Paige Gaston, 2000-01115 ......................Anna Smaradottir, 1999-01103 .............................Lisa Lofquist, 2001-04102 ............................ Carli Delgatti, 1999-00

Goals Against Average(min. 30 games)

0.868 ...........Daisy Burnfi eld (38 GP), 2009-101.013 ......Emma Gustavsson (75 GP), 1999-02 1.082 ......... Elsa Einarsdottir (66 GP), 2003-05 1.528 ............ Jennifer Davis (53 GP), 2006-09

Saves308 .................... Emma Gustavsson, 1999-02240 ........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05200 .......................... Jennifer Davis, 2006-09171 ......................... Daisy Burnfi eld, 2009-1061 ............................ Megan Sinclair, 2000-01

Shutouts38 ...................... Emma Gustavsson, 1999-0231 ..........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05

Matches Played92 ...................... Victoria Ekwenuke, 2002-0587 ............................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-0486 ................................ Jessie Rosa, 2001-0485 ....................... Tinna Hauksdottir, 2005-0884 .......................Amanda Johnston, 2001-0484 ....................... Jennifer Crawford, 2000-0383 ......................... Emmy Branciere, 1999-0282 ........................ Hollie Williamson, 2001-0480 ............................ Riikka Brander, 2005-0879 ..........................Lindsey Hudson, 2003-0678 ............................... Amber Elam, 2007-1077 ...............................Lisa Lofquist, 2001-04

Matches Played(Goalkeepers)

75 ...................... Emma Gustavsson, 1999-0263 ..........................Elsa Einarsdottir, 2003-05

Consecutive Starts84 ....................... Jennifer Crawford, 2002-0383 ............................Ellen DeClouet, 2001-0483 ......................... Emmy Branciere, 1999-0275 ...................... Emma Gustavsson, 1999-0267 ...............................Lisa Lofquist, 2001-0457 ................................ Jessie Rosa, 2002-0356 ............................... Amber Elam, 2007-10

AUM Career RecordsHISTORY AND RECORDS

Ellen DeClouet holds the career record for goals, assists, points and ranks second in shots.

Goals1999 .................. Melissa Perovich, 132000 ................... Melissa Perovich,172001 ........................ Paige Gaston,192002 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 302003 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 162004 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 242005 ................... Bethany Wansley, 92006 ....................... Kristy Honan, 102007 ........................ Amber Elam, 262008 ........................ Amber Elam, 162009 ........................ Amber Elam, 162010 ........................ Amber Elam, 12

Assists1999 . Carli Delgatti/Elizabeth Sarrio, 72000 ....................... Carli Delgatti, 132001 ................. Anna Smaradottir, 132002 ........Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 172003 .........................Tara Rogers, 122004 .......... Hrefna Johannesdottir, 212005 ................. Bethany Wansley, 102006 .................. Tinna Hauksdottir, 92007 .....................Tschana Wade, 15

2008 .......................... Amber Elam, 82009 ........................ Amber Elam, 112010 ............Alexandra Tomasdottir, 5

Points1999 .................. Melissa Perovich, 312000 .................. Melissa Perovich, 402001 .......................Paige Gaston, 462002 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 712003 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 432004 .......... Hrefna Johannesdottir, 612005 ................. Bethany Wansley, 282006 ....................... Kristy Honan, 262007 ........................ Amber Elam, 632008 ........................ Amber Elam, 402009 ........................ Amber Elam, 432010 ........................ Amber Elam, 25

Shots1999 .................. Melissa Perovich, 602000 .................. Melissa Perovich, 692001 .......................Paige Gaston, 792002 ...................Ellen DeClouet, 1022003 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 792004 .....................Ellen DeClouet, 82

2005 ........Helga Osk Hannesdottir, 582006 .................Tinna Hauksdottir, 352007 ........................ Amber Elam, 862008 ........................ Amber Elam, 942009 ...................... Amber Elam, 1332010 ...................... Amber Elam, 113

Goals Against Average1999 .................. Megan Sinclair, 1.232000 ............ Emma Gustavsson, 1.242001 ............ Emma Gustavsson, 0.952002 ............ Emma Gustavsson, 0.642003 ................ Elsa Einarsdottir, 1.192004 ................ Elsa Einarsdottir, 1.332005 ................ Elsa Einarsdottir, 0.942006 ...................Jennifer Davis, 1.492007 ...................Jennifer Davis, 1.072008 ...................Jennifer Davis, 2.542009 ................. Daisy Burnfi eld, 0.942010 ................. Daisy Burnfi eld, 0.81

Saves1999 ............... Emma Gustavsson, 482000 ............... Emma Gustavsson, 792001 ............. Emma Gustavsson, 109

2002 ............. Emma Gustavsson, 1072003 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 822004 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 952005 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 672006 ......................Jennifer Davis, 672007 .........................Jessica Wall, 422008 ....................Jennifer Davis, 1122009 .................... Daisy Burnfi eld, 992010 .................... Daisy Burnfi eld, 72

Shutouts1999 .............. Emma Gustavsson, 3.52000 ................. Emma Gustavsson, 72001 ............... Emma Gustavsson, 112002 ............... Emma Gustavsson, 172003 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 102004 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 112005 ...................Elsa Einarsdottir, 102006 ....................... Jennifer Davis, 72007 ...........................Jessica Wall, 72008 .....................Jennifer Davis, 2.52009 ......................Daisy Burnfi eld, 82010 ......................Daisy Burnfi eld, 4

AUM Year-by-Year Individual Leaders

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2000 ...................................Melissa Perovich (Honorable Mention) .................................................. Leslie Hess (Honorable Mention) ................................................Paige Gaston (Honorable Mention) 2001 .................................................Emmy Branciere (Academic) ................................................................ Leslie Hess (Academic)2002 ............................................. Ellen DeClouet (Second Team) ........................................ Helga Osk Hannesdottir (Second Team) .........................................Jennifer Crawford (Honorable Mention) ........................................Emma Gustavsson (Honorable Mention) ................................................ Lisa Lofquist (Honorable Mention) 2003 ..................................... Ellen DeClouet (Honorable Mention) ........................................Victoria Ekwenuke (Honorable Mention) ........................................... Elsa Einarsdottir (Honorable Mention) ............................................Lindsey Hudson (Honorable Mention) ........................... Lisa Lofquist (Honorable Mention and Academic) ..............................................Helga Osk Hannesdottir (Academic)2004 ..................................................Ellen DeClouet (First Team) ....................................................Lindsey Hudson (Second Team) .......................................... Hrefna Johannesdottir (Second Team) ...................................................... Elsa Einarsdottir (Third Team)2005 ...............................................Lindsey Hudson (Third Team) ...........Helga Osk Hannesdottir (Honorable Mention and Academic) ............................................................ Irisa Kennedy (Academic) ..................................................Olina Sigurgeirsdottir (Academic)2006 ....................................Lindsey Hudson (Honorable Mention) 2007 .........................................Amber Elam (Honorable Mention) ..............................................Tschana Wade (Honorable Mention) ..........................................................Anna Jonsdottir (Academic) 2008 .........................................Amber Elam (Honorable Mention) ........................................................... Riikka Brander (Academic) ............................................................Jennifer Davis (Academic) ........................................................ Aindrea McHugh (Academic)2009 .........................................Amber Elam (Honorable Mention) ...................................................... Christine DeVito (Third Team) .................................................Amber Elam (Honorable Mention) .....................................Helga Franklinsdottir (Honorable Mention) .............................................Daisy Burnfi eld (Honorable Mention) ............................................................Jennifer Davis (Academic) ........................................................ Aindrea McHugh (Academic)2010 ........................................... Jana Yates (Honorable Mention) ...............................................................Amber Elam (Academic)

NAIA All-Americans1999 Carli Delgatti (1st) Melissa Perovich (1st) Elizabeth Sarrio (1st) Anna Smaradottir (1st) Emma Gustavsson (2nd) Helen Moss (2nd) Tinna Ottarsdottir (2nd) 2000 Leslie Hess (1st) Melissa Perovich (1st) Anna Smaradottir(1st) 2001 Emmy Branciere (1st) Ellen DeClouet (1st) Paige Gaston(1st) Emma Gustavsson (1st) Lisa Lofquist (1st) Tara Rogers (1st) Anna Smaradottir (1st) Hollie Williamson (1st) Jennifer Crawford (2nd)2002 Emmy Branciere (1st) Ellen DeClouet (1st) Jennifer Crawford (1st) Victoria Ekwenuke (1st) Courtney McCluskey (1st) Emma Gustavsson (1st) Jessie Rosa (1st) Helga Osk Hannesdottir (1st) 2003 Jennifer Crawford (1st) Ellen DeClouet (1st) Victoria Ekwenuke (1st) Elsa Einarsdottir (1st) Lindsey Hudson (1st) Lisa Lofquist (1st) Tara Rogers (1st) Hollie Williamson (1st) Helga Osk Hannesdottir(1st) Jessie Rosa (2nd) 2004 Ellen DeClouet (1st) Lindsey Hudson (1st) Victoria Ekwenuke (2nd) Jessie Rosa (2nd) Hrefna Johannesdottir (2nd) 2005 Lindsey Hudson (1st) Helga Osk Hannesdottir (1st) Olina Sigurgeirsdottir (1st) Riikka Brander (2nd) Victoria Ekwenuke (2nd) Sue Lizana (2nd) 2006 Lindsey Hudson (1st) Emily Todd (1st) Riikka Brander (2nd) Tamisha Darrell (2nd) Tinna Hauksdottir (2nd) Kristy Honan (2nd) 2007 Amber Elam (1st) Tschana Wade (1st) Tinna Hauksdottir (2nd) Anna Jonsdottir (2nd) 2008 Amber Elam (1st) Tinna Hauksdottir (1st) 2009 Daisy Burnfi eld (1st) Christine DeVito (1st) Amber Elam (1st) Helga Franklinsdottir (1st) 2010 Jana Yates (1st)

SSAC All-Academic Team2006 Larlette Fernandez Tinna Hauksdottir Irisa Kennedy Olina Sigurgeirsdottir Emily Todd 2007 Riikka Brander Jennifer Davis Anna Jonsdottir Aindrea McHugh 2008 Sarah Baeck Riikka Brander Jennifer Davis Amber Elam Tinna Hauksdottir Anna Jonsdottir Aindrea McHugh 2009 Jennifer Davis Amber Elam K.C. Hewitt Aindrea McHugh 2010 Margret Albertsdottir Amber Elam Asta Fridriksdottir Chelsea Heinen K.C. Hewitt Kristin Karlsdottir

SSAC Player of the Year Melissa Perovich (2000) Leslie Hess (2001) Ellen DeClouet (2002) Ellen DeClouet (2003) Ellen DeClouet (2004) Amber Elam (Off.) (2008)

SSAC Freshman/Newcomer of the Year Ellen DeClouet (2001) Helga Osk Hannesdottir (2002) Elsa Einarsdottir (2003) Hrefna Johannesdottir (2004) Daisy Burnfi eld (2009)

All-Conference Selections

HISTORY AND RECORDS

Goals1999 ............................................ 462000 ............................................ 472001 ............................................ 762002 .......................................... 1042003 ............................................ 512004 ............................................ 862005 ............................................ 732006 ............................................ 712007 ............................................ 692008 ............................................ 402009 ............................................ 642010 ............................................ 44

Assists1999 ............................................ 422000 ............................................ 432001 ............................................ 842002 ............................................ 972003 ............................................ 492004 ............................................ 762005 ............................................ 652006 ............................................ 612007 ............................................ 40

2008 ............................................ 302009 ............................................ 312010 ............................................ 25

Points1999 .......................................... 1432000 .......................................... 1372001 .......................................... 2362002 .......................................... 3052003 .......................................... 1552004 .......................................... 2482005 .......................................... 2112006 .......................................... 2032007 .......................................... 1782008 .......................................... 1102009 .......................................... 1592010 .......................................... 113

Shots1999 .......................................... 2972000 .......................................... 2832001 .......................................... 4602002 .......................................... 3932003 .......................................... 2792004 .......................................... 303

2005 .......................................... 4212006 .......................................... 3372007 .......................................... 3152008 .......................................... 2832009 .......................................... 4612010 .......................................... 372

Goals Against Average1999 ......................................... 1.502000 ......................................... 1.452001 ......................................... 0.952002 ......................................... 0.642003 ......................................... 1.042004 ......................................... 1.122005 ......................................... 0.972006 ......................................... 1.342007 ......................................... 1.132008 ......................................... 2.572009 ......................................... 0.922010 ......................................... 0.92

Saves1999 ............................................ 812000 .......................................... 1082001 .......................................... 109

2002 .......................................... 1072003 ............................................ 842004 .......................................... 1072005 ............................................ 722006 ............................................ 752007 ............................................ 632008 .......................................... 1342009 .......................................... 1042010 ............................................ 85

Shutouts1999 ..............................................62000 ..............................................72001 ............................................ 112002 ............................................ 172003 ............................................ 132004 ............................................ 112005 ............................................ 122006 ..............................................92007 ............................................ 102008 ..............................................32009 ............................................ 102010 ..............................................6

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Alabama A&M .................................................................... 1-1Aquinas College (Mich.) ....................................................... 1-0Azusa Pacifi c University ....................................................... 0-2Barry College (Fla.) ............................................................. 2-0Belhaven College ...................................................... 8-5-4Belmont University.............................................................. 1-0Berry College (Ga.) ........................................................ 11-5-1Bethel College (Tenn.) ...................................................... 9-4-1Birmingham Southern College ............................................. 9-3Brewton-Parker College ............................................ 20-0Christian Brothers University................................................ 2-0Clayton College and State University (Ga.) ............................ 1-0Columbia College (Mo.) ....................................................... 1-0Columbus State University ................................................... 2-0Concordia College (Calif.) .................................................... 0-1Covenant College................................................................ 4-0Cumberland University ........................................................ 1-0Davenport University .......................................................... 1-0Eckerd College ................................................................... 1-0Embry-Riddle Aeronautical (Fla.) .................................2-2Emmanuel College ..................................................... 12-1Faulkner University.......................................................7-0Flagler College ................................................................... 1-1Florida Atlantic University .................................................... 0-1Florida Southern University ................................................. 1-0Florida Tech ....................................................................... 0-3Geneva College (Penn.) ....................................................... 0-1Georgia Southwestern State University ................................. 3-0Goldy-Beacom College ........................................................ 1-0Graceland University ................................................ 0-0-1Grand View University ..................................First MeetingHarding University .............................................................. 1-0Holy Names University ........................................................ 1-0Houghton College ............................................................... 1-0Huntingdon College ....................................................... 13-2-1University of Incarnate Word ............................................... 0-1Indiana Wesleyan University ................................................ 0-1John Brown University ........................................................ 1-0King College ....................................................................... 1-0LaGrange College ............................................................... 3-0Lambuth University ............................................................. 3-0Lees-McRae College ............................................................ 1-0Lee University ......................................................... 12-3-1Life University .................................................................... 9-6Lincoln Memorial University ................................................. 1-0Lindsey-Wilson College........................................... 5-11-3Lindenwood University ........................................................ 0-1Louisiana College ................................................................ 1-0Lynn University (Fla.) ....................................................... 0-2-1Martin Methodist College .................................................. 7-1-1Marian College ................................................................... 1-0

McKendree College ............................................................. 1-0Mid-Continent College ......................................................... 2-1Milligan College .................................................................. 2-0Missouri Baptist University ................................................... 3-0Midwestern State University ............................................. 0-0-1Newman College ................................................................ 1-0Nicholls State University ...................................................... 1-0North Georgia College & State University ............................ 11-0Northwood University (Texas) .............................................. 0-0Northwood University (Fla.) ................................................. 1-3Nova Southeastern University .............................................. 0-1Oklahoma Baptist University ................................................ 1-0Palm Beach Atlantic University ............................................. 1-0Park University ................................................................ 1-0-1Piedmont College................................................................ 4-0Point Park College ............................................................... 0-1Reinhardt College ............................................................. 12-0Rockhurst College ............................................................ 0-1-1SCAD-Savannah ............................................................1-0Shorter University.........................................................7-2Simon Fraser University ...................................................... 1-0Southern Nazarene University .............................................. 1-0Southern Polytechnic St. University .............................3-1Southern Wesleyan University .................................. 16-1Spring Hill College ..................................................... 14-1St. Edwards University ........................................................ 1-1St. Gregory’s University ....................................................... 1-0St. Leo College ................................................................... 1-1St. Thomas University ......................................................... 2-1Talladega College .........................................First MeetingTennessee Wesleyan University ............................................ 2-0Thomas University ......................................................... 12-0-1Tiffi n College ...................................................................... 1-0Transylvania University ........................................................ 0-1Truett-McConnell College .............................First MeetingUniversity of Alabama-Birmingham ...................................... 3-1University of Alabama-Huntsville .......................................... 4-0University of Illinois-Springfi eld ............................................ 1-1University of Mobile ................................................. 13-12University of Montevallo ...................................................... 7-3University of Rio Grande...................................................... 0-3University of South Alabama ................................................ 0-3University of the Cumberlands ............................................. 1-0University of West Florida .................................................... 7-4Vanguard University ............................................................ 1-0Virginia Intermont College ................................................... 1-0Westmont College ........................................................... 0-0-1William Carey University ........................................ 15-8-1William Woods College ........................................................ 1-0

2011 Opponents in Bold

AUM All-Time Series ResultsSERIES RESULTS

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-A-Albertsdottir, Margret ....... 2009-present

-B-Baeck, Sarah ................................... 2007-08Bailey, Erin ...................................... 2006-07Batey, Barbie Louise ..............................1999Berrey, Avery ........................................2002Boiron, Claire ................................... 2004-06Bowles, Alicia ........................................2009Branciere, Ashley ..................................2003Branciere, Emmy .......................... 1999-2002Brander, Riikka ................................. 2005-08Burch, Savannah .............................. 2005-06Bruno Herbster, Carla ............................2004Burnfi eld, Daisy................................ 2009-10Burritt, Andrea ......................................2005

-C-Cafaro, Christina ...................................2003Churchill, Emily ................................ 2004-06Crawford, Jennifer ............................ 2000-03Cuddy, Emma .................................. 2004-05

-D-Darrell, Tamisha ............................... 2005-06Davis, Jennifer ............................. 2006-2009DeClouet, Ellen ................................ 2001-04Delgatti, Carli ............................... 1999-2000Denmark, Rebecca ................................2001DeVito, Christine .............................. 2006-10Dis Juliusdottir, Inga ......... 2009-presentDobberke, Daniela.................................2005Dolan, Jessica .......................................2006

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

-F-Fernandez, Arlette ............................ 2005-06Fowler, Kristin .................................. 2003-04Franklinsdottir, Helga ....... 2009-presentFrankson, Katrina ......................... 1999-2000Fridriksdottir, Asta ............ 2009-presentFridriksdottir, Heidrum Villa ....................2004

-G-Gaston, Paige .......................................2000Grillo, Danielle ......................................1999Gustavsson, Emma ....................... 1999-2001

-H-Halbert, Hallie .................................. 2009-10Halbert, Kelsey ................................ 2009-10Haley, Katie ..........................................2006Halldorsdottir, Anna ...............................1999Hatcher, Clare .................................. 2005-06Hauksdottir, Tinna ............................ 2005-08Heiddal, Ingibjork ............................ 2007-08Heinen, Chelsea ....................................2010Hess, Leslie ................................. 1999-2001Hewitt, K.C. ....................... 2008-presentHonan, Kristy ........................................2006Hudson, Lindsey .............................. 2003-06Hunecke, Theresa .................................2006

-I-Igthorsdottir, Margret ........... 2009-pres.

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

-K-Karlsdottir, Kristin ............. 2009-presentKennedy, Irisa .................................. 2004-06King, Marlene .......................................1999Kjallander, Sofi a ....................................2002

-L-Linde, Brittany ................................. 2003-04Lizana, Suheil .................................. 2004-06Lofquist, Lisa ................................... 2001-04Lotyczewski, Susan ...............................2010

-M-Martin, Mandie ......................................2007McClure, Molly ................................. 2003-06McCluskey, Courtney ........................ 2001-02McDermott, Tegan .................................2007McHugh, Andi .............................. 2006-2009Meeks, Candace ....................................2008Mitchell, Kristen ................ 2008-presentMoore, Sarah ........................................2007 Moss, Helen ..........................................1999

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

-O-Olafsdottir, Evan ....................................2007Olsson, Carina ......................................1999Ottarsdottir, Tinna .................................1999Osk Hannesdottir, Helga ................... 2002-05

-P-Padula, Erica .................................... 2008-10Perovich, Melissa .......................... 1999-2000

-R-Robinson, Dixie ................................ 2008-10Rogers, Tara .................................... 2001-03Rosa, Jessie ..................................... 2001-04

-S-Sarrio, Elizabeth ........................... 1999-2000Scherger, Nicole ....................................2007Serda, Rachel .................................. 2005-06Sigurgeirsdottir, Olina ....................... 2004-06Sinclair, Megan ............................. 1999-2000Smaradottir, Anna ........................ 1999-2001Smith, Juanita .................................. 2004-05Sutter, Brielle ........................................2009

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

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

-W-Wade, Tschana ................................ 2007-10Wall, Jessica .........................................2007Wansley, Bethany ............................. 2005-08Warner, Ricketta ............................... 2005-06Weber, Jennifer ............................ 1999-2000Welch, Heather .................. 2007-presentWilliamson, Hollie ............................. 2001-04Wilson, Chealcey ...................................1999Wolfgram, Amy ............................ 1999-2000Wolters, Carla .......................................2005

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

Carli Delgatti1999-2000

Victoria Ekwewnuke2002-05

Emma Gustavsson1999-2001

Lisa Lofquist2001-04

Andi McHugh2006-09

Jessie Rosa2001-04

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

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

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

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

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

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

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

2001: 14-7-0 (6-0-0 GACC)Coach: Brett Teach

Date Opponent Result8/25 at King L, 2-1

8/26 at Alabama Huntsville W, 1-08/29 at Montevallo L, 3-29/1 SOUTHERN WESLEYAN* W, 10-09/4 BELHAVEN L, 1-09/9 BARRY L, 2-09/15 BREWTON-PARKER* W, 7-09/19 WILLIAM CAREY L, 1-09/23 at Louisiana State L, 4-19/25 at North Georgia* W, 2-09/29 MARTIN METHODIST W, 3-010/5 SPRING HILL W, 3-210/12 at Lee W, 3-110/15 at Thomas W, 3-010/18 MOBILE W, 9-110/21 at Brenau* W, 6-010/24 at Reinhardt* W, 6-010/27 SHORTER* W, 10-011/2 vs. Brewton-Parker# W, 3-011/3 vs. North Georgia# W, 4-011/9 vs. Belhaven@ L, 2-1

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


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


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

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

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

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

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

ALL-TIME RESULTS

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

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


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

# Denotes AUM Classic@ Denotes SSAC Tournament& Denotes NAIA Region XIII Tournament

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

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

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


Date Opponent Result9/6 at Southern Wesleyan* L; 1-2 (OT)9/9 EMMANUEL* W; 3-09/12 at SCAD# L; 0-59/14 vs. Northwood# L; 0-39/17 FAULKNER* W; 5-29/26 WILLIAM CAREY L; 2-49/27 at Mobile L; 1-29/30 BREWTON-PARKE W; 8-110/3 COLUMBIA (S.C.)* W; 11-010/8 LEE* L; 1-81/11 BRENAU* L; 0-410/13 at Birmingham Southern L; 0-510/15 REINHARDT* W; 3-110/19 at Shorter* T; 2-2 (2OT)10/25 BERRY* L; 1-210/29 MARTIN METHODIST L; 0-411/1 at Lindsey Wilson College L; 0-511/6 at Brenau University@ W; 1-011/11 at Berry College@ L; 0-1

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


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

* Southern States Athletic Conference Match# Denotes SSAC Tournament^ Denotes NAIA National Tournament

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

Date Opponent Result8/27 BREWTON-PARKER# W, 8-08/28 SHORTER# W, 2-1 9/3 EMBRY-RIDDLE@ L, 2-1 9/4 BRENAU@ W, 2-0 9/7 MONTEVALLO W, 1-0 (2OT) 9/10 at Lindsey Wilson L, 2-1 9/21 at xThomas W, 5-0 9/24 vs. Bethel (Tenn.)& W, 4-1 9/25 vs. Northwood (Texas)& L, 3-210/2 MARTIN METHODIST W, 1-0 (2OT) 10/6 at Alabama-Huntsville W, 2-110/9 at Birmingham-Southern L, 1-210/12 at Spring Hill* W, 4-110/19 BELHAVEN* W, 5-010/23 at William Carey* L, 1-0 10/26 MOBILE L, 3-2 10/30 at Faulkner* W, 2-1 11/6 at Shorter^ W, 1-0 (OT) 11/11 at Lee^ T, 0-0 (2OT) L, 6-5 PK’s

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

ALL-TIME RESULTS

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HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITYAuburn University at Montgomery was established in 1967 by Act 403 of the Alabama Legislature. This action resulted from the request of the citizens of the Montgomery area to establish an additional degree-granting institution to serve Montgomery and the surrounding counties. The fi rst classes were offered in September 1969. A 500-acre tract on the east side of Montgomery was purchased for the site of the new campus. Two architectural fi rms developed the master plan for the new campus and designed the original buildings, which were occupied in the fall of 1971. A broad-based aca-demic institution, AUM is organized into fi ve schools: Busi-ness, Education, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Sciences, while the Air University Graduate Program and Division of Continuing Education offer additional educational opportunities. In 1973 AUM was accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools as an operationally separate institution. In 1978, 1988, 1998 and 2008, accreditation was reaffi rmed by the Southern Association.

MISSION STATEMENTAuburn University at Montgomery’s mission, as the metro-politan campus of Auburn University, a land-grant institution,

is to foster and exemplify excellence in education through instruction, research, and service. Auburn University at Montgomery blends the traditional views of the university as a community of scholars with the contemporary view of the university as an integral part of the surrounding community, state, and region. AUM provides academic programs that are characteristic of the fi nest traditions of scholarship and consistent with the responsibility of the university to provide support for the functions of govern-ment, regional economic growth, and cultural enrichment through the arts.

WHY CHOOSE AUBURN MONTGOMERY?Today’s economic crisis doesn’t have to cost you your

college education. This year alone, Auburn University at Montgomery offered students more than $4 million in Pell Grants and another $20 million in student loans. Couple that with challenging classes and small class sizes, and Auburn Montgomery can provide you with an excellent education at a price you can afford.

A STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO OF 18:1Our classes are kept small, giving you more personal atten-tion and allowing your professors to get to know you.

BIG CAMPUS BENEFITS WITH A SMALL CAMPUS FEELWith programs of study in more than 90 areas, Auburn Mont-gomery’s courses run the gamut from accounting to sociol-ogy. We have sororities and fraternities for those who want to go Greek and numerous active clubs and organizations. Plus, your destination is never more than a fi ve-minute walk on campus.

FOUR-DAY WEEKSAt Auburn Montgomery, many students take classes just four days a week – Monday through Thursday – making it easier

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for them to work, get home on the weekends or even travel. But students also fi nd AUM can accom-modate just about any schedule since classes are offered days, nights, weekends and online. We even offer a growing number of mini-term classes, allow-ing students to progress more rapidly.

CUTTING-EDGE PROGRAMSAuburn Montgomery’s Storage Area Network Center of Excellence teaches information technology stu-dents to manage networks that store vast quantities of digital data. One of only six such centers in the country, it has been extremely sucessful in placing graduates in rewarding high-tech jobs with compa-nies like Unisys.

ATHLETIC EXCELLENCEWarhawks’ athletic teams have a championship reputation in NAIA Division I and Southern States Athletic Conferences sports. Our men’s tennis team is the reigning national cham-pion, while women’s tennis, men’s soccer, and men’s and women’s basketball have put forth standout performances in the past as well.

RECOGNIZED EXCELLENCEAuburn Montgomery is the consistent top choice of readers of the Montgomery Advertiser, who have named AUM the best local college for the last four years. Our School of Business ranks among the top 5 percent in the world and is ranked a “Best Business School” by The Princeton Review.

THE NEW WELLNESS CENTERThe 73,500-square-foot Wellness Center will be facility that will give students more options for recreation, more space for club meetings, and a place for them to hang out when they are not in class. The center will house several wellness and fi tness amenities, including: a pool, healthy snack bar, weight room, aerobics room, running track, basketball courts and a rock climbing wall. The center is funded largely through

the student activities fee. Additional funds for building and operating the center will be provided by the university, private donations, and member-ships sold to AUM employees and alumni. Construction began February 2011, and the Wellness Center is slated to open Fall 2012.

SUCCESSFUL ALUMNIAmong Auburn Montgomery’s more than 30,000 alumni, you’ll fi nd Gen. Henry Hugh Shelton ’73, retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; Hugh Harris, ’74 retired president of

Fidelity Information Services; Lynn Clardy Bright ’75, former district judge; General Michael E. Ryan ’76, former chief of staff, U.S. Air Force; Tom Clement ’77, president of Clement Contracting Group; Carl Whatley ’83, retired CEO of KOWA Pharmaceuticals America; Tracy McCooey ’87, Montgomery County Circuit Judge; Rep. Jay Love ’90, state legislator; and Yung Kincer ’03 and ’06, Montgomery County 2009 Teacher of the Year – just to name a few.

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CHANCELLOR, DR. JOHN VERES

Auburn Montgomery Chancellor John G. Veres III is no stranger to AUM, having received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology in 1976 and 1978, and he has worked for over 30 years with the university. Veres has been serving as chancellor since his appoint-ment in May 2006. “I’m proud to be an AUM graduate and the fi rst graduate of AUM to have the opportu-

nity to serve the university as chancellor” says Veres. For six years prior to becoming chancellor, Veres was executive director of AUM’s University Outreach, which con-ducts applied research and provides consulting services, including economic forecasting, equal employment opportunity and public policy formation. The division’s Center for Advanced Technologies, Center for Business and Economic Devel-opment, Center for Demographic Research and Center for Government and Public Affairs manage annually more than $9 million in contracts. Veres received his Ph. D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology in 1983 and has published extensively on human resources management topics, including over 40 articles in scholarly journals, as well as nine book chapters, two edited volumes, numerous technical reports and a book entitled “The Challenge of Front Line Management: Flattened Organi-zations in the New Economy.” He has consulted in over 80 employment discrimination lawsuits, testifying on assessing adverse impact, selection procedure validity and other issues on equal employment opportunity. He currently serves as special master to Federal District Judge C. Lynwood Smith in the Northern District of Alabama, and has served as the Court’s expert to federal district courts in Arkansas and Georgia. He has long been involved in community affairs. Long involved in community affairs, Veres currently serves on the boards of directors of the Alabama Technology Foundation, the Alabama World Affairs Council, the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce, the Montgomery Area YMCA, the Catholic Housing Authority of Montgomery and the River Region United Way. Veres was also the inaugural re-cipient of the Nonprofi t Leadership Alliance’s H. Roe Bartle Presiden-tial Leadership Award, an award presented for based on support of nonprofi t management education. Veres is married to the former Beth Louise Sullivan. They have three children – Erin, John and Olivia – and two grandchildren, Cole and Lena.

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Dr. John Veres III

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Auburn University at Montgomery, 1976

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Steve Crotz is currently in his fourth year as full-time athletics director at Auburn Montgomery, after serving two stints as the interim athletic director in 2000 and 2007. During his tenure, AUM teams have fl ourished, programs established, and facilities improved. Student-athletes have also been a stalwart in the community and excelled in the classroom. Under his guidance, eight of AUM’s 10 sports have spent time in their respective NAIA Top 25 Coaches’ Polls and teams have won three national championships. In addition, 121 student-athletes

have earned All-Conference, All-Division or All-Freshman team honors, while 47 have garnered All-American honors. AUM has added a softball program, as well as men’s and women’s cross country programs, increasing its number of varsity sports to 10. The cross country team ran its fi rst meet in the Fall of 2011 and will compete in the Southern States Athletic Conference of the NAIA. Crotz has overseen several facility upgrades, including the renovation of the basketball gymnasium to include a section of 304 cushioned, chair-backed seats on the home side of the court, the building of a new state-of-the-art press box at the AUM Softball Complex and the re-surfacing of all 12 tennis courts at the AUM Tennis Complex. Upgrades to the Softball Complex will also include bleacher seating for more than 200 spectators directly behind home plate, restrooms, a concession stand, a press area and increased storage. In the classroom, student-athletes have been equally impressive, as 99 athletes have earned All-Academic honors from the SSAC and 32 have been named NAIA Scholar Athletes. Three AUM student-athletes, women’s basketball standouts Haley McIntyre and Carlie Ainsworth, and men’s basketball’s David Gallagher, have been named the SSAC Honor Student Athlete. Within the community, staff, coaches and student-athletes have logged better than 500 hours of service. Crotz has worked with the AUM administration to expand the athletic department staff to include a head and assistant softball coach and an athletic trainer. He has also spent the past two years serving as the chair of the Board of Athletic Directors within the Southern States Athletic Conference. For his efforts during the 2010-11 academic year, Crotz was selected the SSAC Athletic Director of the Year. Before focusing on administration, Crotz served 12 seasons as the head women’s basketball coach at Auburn Montgomery. Crotz compiled a record of 284-116 while at AUM, winning four regular season conference championships, two conference tournament titles, and advancing to the NAIA National Tournament 10 times. Crotz was a 10-time conference/region coach of the year and was named the Ikon/Women’s Basketball Coaches Association National Coach of the Year following his team’s national runner-up fi nish for the 1999-00 season. Prior to AUM, Crotz spent fi ve years as athletic director and six years as head women’s basketball coach at Lindenwood University. While at LU, Crotz earned 126 wins and led the Lady Lions to three consecutive NAIA National Tournament appearances. During his six years at the St. Charles, Mo., institution, he was named American Midwest Conference Coach-of-the-Year on four occasions. In October 2009, he was inducted into the Lindenwood Hall of Fame. Crotz also spent nine years at Brentwood High School overseeing the girl’s basketball program and winning 210 games. Five times during that span he led Brentwood to the Missouri State Tournament where they won the state tournament in 1985 and fi nished as the runners-up in 1986 and 1990. For his efforts, Crotz was named the Missouri High School Coach-of-the-Year in 1985. Crotz received his bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Missouri in 1979 and his master’s degree in secondary education from Missouri-St. Louis in 1984. He and his wife, the former Daphne Hozee, reside in Montgomery with their two children, Kelsey and Jacob.

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John AhoFaculty AthleticRepresentative

Jordan CristAthletic Administration

Graduate Assistant

Larry ChapmanMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Steve CrotzDirector of Athletics

Holly CurrieSoftball

Assistant Coach

Michael GrossMen’s and Women’s

Cross Country Head Coach

Dan DavisWomen’s Basketball

Head Coach

Joel HughesCheerleadingHead Coach

Wulf KochMen’s SoccerHead Coach

Q.V. LoweBaseball

Head Coach

Marty LovrichBaseball Associate

Head Coach

Tim LutzSports Information

Director

Serena McCoveryAthletics

Graduate Assistant

Samantha ParadiseWomen’s Basketball

Assistant Coach

Jamey NewsomeWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

Jessie RosaAssistant Athletics

Director for Finance

Kyle SampsellAthletic Training

Head Trainer

Rolando VargasMen’s and Women’s Tennis Head Coach

Laurel SmoakAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Steve CrotzDirector of Athletics

Trent WilsonAthletic Training

Graduate Assistant

Chris WilcoxsonSoftball

Head Coach

AUM Athletics Staff Directory Media Directory

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RADIO

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TELEVISION

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SPORTS INFORMATION

AUM Tim Lutz

Phone: (334) 244-3832

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SSAC Greg Black

Phone: (334) 799-3147

E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.SSACsports.com

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The 2011-12 academic year marks the 12th year for Auburn Montgomery athletics competing as a member of the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC). In 2010, the conference an-nounced an expansion and now showcases 15 member institu-tions located throughout the southeast, including the states of Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Located in Norcross, Ga., the SSAC sponsor 13 intercollegiate sports including men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and wom-en’s soccer, volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s and women’s tennis and men’s and women’s golf. The conference is led by Dr. Kurt Patberg, who became the commissioner in March of 2008. The conference staff also features a Sports Information Director, Greg Black, a Director of Marketing and Operation, Jonathan Wojciechowski, a Director of Communications, Heather Kirksey, and an Eligibility Chair, Dr. Richard Cowan. The SSAC was established in 1949 as the Georgia Intercollegiate Athletics Conference with six member schools, including Ogletho-rpe University, Berry College, Valdosta State University, North Georgia College and State University, Piedmont College and Georgia Southern University. In 1980 the conference was renamed the Georgia Athletic Conference and remained so until 1988, when its expansion into Georgia’s bordering states brought the need to change its name to the Georgia-Alabama-Carolina Conference (GACC). In 2003, the offi cial name was again changed to the Southern States Athletic Conference. The conference membership has worked for more than 60 years to maintain a level of com-petition, excellence and quality that appropriately represents its member institutions. Since the conference’s inception and affi liation with the NAIA, 23 SSAC teams and 11 indi-viduals have claimed national titles, while 22 teams have fi nished national runners-up. Auburn Montgomery has been a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athlet-ics (NAIA) since 1975. In those 35 years, AUM has claimed 20 national championships and six of the school’s 10 varsity programs have appeared in a national championship game. The NAIA, headquartered in Olathe, Kan., is a national organization with nearly 300 institu-tional members and over 60,000 student-athletes across the United States and Canada. Throughout its history, the NAIA has provided strong leadership for all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. Since its introduction of the intercollegiate championship of basketball in 1937, the NAIA has maintained its elite standards while administering fi rst-rate athlet-ics programs. The NAIA has continuously affi rmed its commitment to equality by becoming the fi rst national organization to offer insti-tutional postseason opportunities to black student-athletes in 1948, to allow institutional membership to historically black institutions in 1953, and on Aug. 1, 1980, to vote in favor of the establishment of athletics programs for women. Today, the NAIA strengthens its commitment to student-athletes and strives to enrich their college experience by supporting aca-demic achievement and character development. The NAIA approaches sport and activity as an opportunity to intentionally teach be-

yond the fundamentals through the philosophy of the NAIA Champions of Character program. By applying the fi ve core values of respect, responsibility, integrity, servant leadership and sportsmanship, the NAIA has the ability to maximize talent to the benefi t of each individual. In addition, the Champions of Character program monitors each NAIA institution’s commit-tment to the initiative with its Scorecard, which is divided into character training, conduct in competition, academic focus, character recognition and character promotion. Last year, AUM was one of 204 school’s recognized as a Five Star institution after earning 77 points on a 100-point scale, the 23rd-best total in the country.

SSAC Member Institutions

Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery, Ala. Belhaven College Jackson, Miss.

Brenau University Gainesville, Ga. Brewton-Parker College Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Emmanuel College Franklin Springs, Ga. Faulkner University Montgomery, Ala.

Lee University Cleveland, Tenn. Loyola University New Orleans New Orleans, La.

University of Mobile Mobile, Ala. Shorter University Rome, Ga.

Southern Polytechnic State University Marietta, Ga. Southern Wesleyan University Central, S.C.

Spring Hill College Mobile, Ala. Truett-McConnell College Cleveland, Ga.

William Carey University Hattiesburg, Miss.

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Since the installation of its athletic department in 1975, Auburn University at

Montgomery has been known throughout the NAIA for its competitiveness on

the fi eld and court of play. Furthermore, AUM offers some of the best facilities

in the Southeast to accommodate that competitive spirit.

The AUM Physical Education Complex serves as the venue for all AUM men’s

and women’s basketball home games. Originally built in 1976, the gymnasium

underwent a face-lift during the Summer of 2010. Renovations included a re-

fi nishing of the gym fl oor, the installation of new bleachers and new chair-back

seating, bringing the upgraded capacity to 2,760.

The newest addition to the list of AUM athletics facilities comes with the

newly built on-campus softball fi eld, on which the AUM softball team was able

to play all home games during the 2010 season. The fi eld is part of the AUM

Softball Complex, which will include a new state-of-the-art press box, conces-

sions stand and restrooms, set to be completed in December of 2011.

The AUM Tennis Complex, also built in 1976, features a newly refi nished play-

ing surface for each of its 10 courts. Aside from serving as the site for all AUM

men’s and women’s home tennis matches, the AUM Tennis Complex also serves

as a host site for the annual Small College Blue & Gray Classic held by the City

of Montgomery.

The AUM Soccer Complex has undergone several updates since its construc-

tion in 1985. In the early 2000’s new Olympic-style goals were installed along

with a new scoreboard in 2006. Several landscaping renovations have taken

place at the facility as well.

The AUM Baseball Complex serves as the home fi eld for Warhawks baseball

and features stadium seating, a grandstand, press box and concessions stand

for the convenience of AUM baseball fans. A clubhouse is also on site for all

AUM student-The complex has served as host site for the NAIA Region XIII

Tournament in 2006, the 2007 SSAC Baseball tournament and the 2011 NAIA

Opening Round Baseball Tournament.

The AUM Baseball Complex

The AUM Tennis Complex

The AUM Physical Education Complex

The AUM Soccer Complex The AUM Softball Complex

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Documents

ssac record

john aho alma mater

reviewoverall record

steve crotz alma mater

jessie rosa alma mater

kyle sampsell alma mater

jamey newsome alma mater

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