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2007 WOMEN’S SOCCERGENERAL INFORMATION

This publication has been produced by the Liberty Athletic Media Relations Office.

Cover Design: Ryan Bomberger andJosh Keys

Writing: Ryan Bomberger, Josh Keysand Todd Wetmore

Editing: Ryan Bomberger, PaulCarmany and Todd Wetmore

Graphic Design and Layout: RyanBomberger

Photography: Kevin Giedd, Jamie Hall,Colt Freeman, Jeff Raymond, MoniqueScholes and WG Sports Photography

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Quick Facts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1

LIfe as a Lady Flame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2007 Roster and Pronunciation Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Head Coach James Price . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Assistant Coach Adam Godwin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

The Lady Flames . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

2006 Season In Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

2006 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

2006 Big South Conference Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

The Big South Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

2007 Opponents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27

The Record Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

All-Time Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

Year-By-Year Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34

Coaching Records, Milestone Victories . . . . . . . . . . . .36

All-Time Series Results . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37

All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38

2000 Big South Championship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40



Academic Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43

Athletic Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

Liberty University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46

Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

LibertyFlames.comMedia and fans can follow the Liberty Lady Flames

women’s soccer team and the rest of the Liberty athleticsprogram from anywhere in theworld on the official web site ofLiberty Athletics.

LibertyFlames.com offersschedules, rosters, results andmore for all 18 of Liberty’s varsity sports.

A Quick Look at LibertyName of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Liberty UniversityCity/Zip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lynchburg, Va. 24502Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . .9,600 (Resident); 26,600 (Total)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lady FlamesSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Red, White and BlueAffiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division IConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Big SouthFounder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Jerry FalwellChancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jerry Falwell, Jr.Exec. Vice President . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Ronald GodwinDirector of Athletics . . . . .Jeff Barber (East Carolina, ‘81)Athletic Dept. Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 582-2100Ticket Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 582-SEAT

Soccer Information

Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .James Price (Liberty, ‘96)Record at Liberty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .82-95-15 (10 Years)Career Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SameAssistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . .Adam Godwin (Liberty, ‘05)Women’s Soccer Office Phone . . . . . . . . .(434) 582-27682006 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-7-22006 Conference Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-2-1/Third2006 Big South Championship . . . Tied in title game/UNC

Asheville claimed title, 4-2, on penalty kicksLetterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14/7Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Liberty Soccer Field (500)Surface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bermuda Grass

History

First Year of Women’s Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1988All-Time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .114-177-20NCAA Tournament Berths . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3Big South Championships . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Athletic Media Relations Information

Asst. A.D./Athletic Media Relations Dir. . . .Todd WetmoreSID Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 582-2292Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 841-8974Email Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected]. AMR Dir./Soccer Contact . . . . . . .Ryan BombergerCell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 221-5576Email Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(434) 582-2076SID Mailing Address . . . . . . . . . . . . .1971 University Blvd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lynchburg, VA 24502

This publication has been produced by the Liberty Athletic Media Relations Office.

Editor: Ryan Bomberger

Assistant Editors: Todd Wetmore,Paul Carmany and Vincent Briedis

Contributors: Courtney Johnson,Mollie Richards and Josh Keys

Photography: Les Schofer, KevinGiedd, Jamie Hall, Colt Freeman,W&G Photography and LU Archives

Cover Design: Ryan Bomberger

Cover Production/Printing:Morgantown Printing & Binding,Morgantown, W.Va.

The best part about the team for me,

is being around the best girls in the

entire world. Everyone on the team is

really wonderful and I have met my

best friends for life on the team.

-- Forward Brittney Bench

Favorite Coach Price Sayings

“Got to be better ladies!”

“Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear”

“Wakey wakey girls!”

The relationships. I found my first TRUEbest friend on this team and many closefriends. I don't know what I would dowithout them. They are supportive,encouraging, uplifting, fun, loving andmost of all, they are my SISTERS!--Midfielder Hope West

Favorite Coach Godwin Sayings“Godderz ball!” “That’s rubbish, absolute rubbish” “I love magic!”

Photos provided by seniors Kendall

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According to the team,According to the team,

who is the ...who is the ...

Cheeriest in the morning?Cheeriest in the morning?TTanya and Heatheranya and Heather

Grumpiest in the morning?Grumpiest in the morning?CarlyCarly, Rachel W, Rachel W., Suzanne., Suzanne

Neatest Roommate on Road?Neatest Roommate on Road?Rachel H., BrittneyRachel H., Brittney

Messiest Roommate on Messiest Roommate on Road?Road?Christina, BrittChristina, Brittanyany

Quietest?Quietest?Ashley B., MaggieAshley B., Maggie

Loudest?Loudest?Hope, Rachel H.Hope, Rachel H.

Best soccer memory ... Best soccer memory ... WWinning Big Southinning Big South

Best thing we did as aBest thing we did as ateam outteam outside of soccer ...side of soccer ...Boxing matches, campingBoxing matches, camping

TTeammate most likely to eammate most likely to become a corporate CEO?become a corporate CEO?TTanya, Laurenanya, Lauren

TTeammate most likely to driveeammate most likely to driveacross across America?America?Brittany, , Rachel W.

TTeammate most likely to eammate most likely to own a cabin? own a cabin? AllyAlly, Suzanne, Suzanne

TTeammate most likely to eammate most likely to skydive? skydive? Rachel WRachel W., Lauren., Lauren

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Alyssa Andersen 2Kendall Bartholomew 11Brittney Bench 3Heather Bowling 23Ashley Braam 8Dani D’Amico 0Suzanne Edwards 4Ally Erving 7Ashley Gibson 12Rachel Hetrick 21Emily House 6Lauren Kamphuis 00Elia Lake 24Christina McDonald 22Carly Miller 20Mallory Neff 14Ashley Nyholt 1Laura Nyholt 16Amy Oberlin 17Maria Owen 10Tanya Payne 19Caitlyn Riley 9Brittany Tyson 13Hope West 18Rachel Wisehart 5Maggie Woody 15

NNuummeerriiccaall RRoosstteerrNo. Name Pos. Cl. Hgt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)00 Lauren Kamphuis GK So. 5-7 Bloomington, Ill./Calvary Baptist Academy0 Dani D’Amico GK So. 5-6 Cranford, N.J./Cranford1 Ashley Nyholt GK Fr. 5-7 Brampton, Ontario/St. Thomas Aquinas2 Alyssa Andersen D/M Fr. 5-6 Rochester Hills, Mich./Oakland Christian3 Brittney Bench M/F Sr. 5-2 Orefield, Pa../Owen J. Roberts4 Suzanne Edwards D Sr. 5-8 Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood5 Rachel Wisehart D So. 5-5 Concord, N.C./J. M. Robinson6 Emily House D Jr. 5-3 Lynchburg, Va./Heritage7 Ally Erving M R-So. 5-7 Anchorage, Alaska/Grace Christian8 Ashley Braam F Sr. 5-5 Grand Rapids, Mich./Grand Rapids Baptist9 Caitlyn Riley F/M Fr. 5-9 Alexandria, Va./Mount Vernon10 Maria Owen F Fr. 5-6 Mount Jackson, Va./Home Schooled11 Kendall Bartholomew F Sr. 5-5 Thaxton, Va./Liberty 12 Ashley Gibson M Fr. 5-2 Cleveland, Ohio/Cuyahoga Heights13 Brittany Tyson D Jr. 5-7 Souderton, Pa./Souderton Area14 Mallory Neff D/M Jr. 5-5 Sunbury, Pa../Shikellamy15 Maggie Woody M So. 5-9 Asheville, N.C./Home School16 Laura Nyholt M Fr. 5-6 Brampton, Ontario/St. Thomas Aquinas17 Amy Oberlin M/F Jr. 5-8 Ada, Mich./Lowell18 Hope West M R-Jr. 5-6 Auburndale, Fla./Auburndale19 Tanya Payne D Sr. 5-7 Prescott, Ariz./Prescott20 Carly Miller M Jr. 5-2 Valley City, Ohio/Buckeye21 Rachel Hetrick F Sr. 5-4 Grantville, Pa./Mt. Calvary Christian22 Christina McDonald M So. 5-2 Roswell, Ga./Fellowship Christian23 Heather Bowling D So. 5-9 Waxhaw, N.C./Parkwood24 Elia Lake D So. 5-6 Dumfries, Va./Forest Park (Tusculum)

Head Coach: James Price (Liberty ‘96) Assistant Coach: Adam Godwin (Liberty ‘05)

Alaska (1)Ally Erving

Arizona (1)Tanya Payne

Florida (1)Hope West

Georgia (1)Christina McDonald

Illinois (1)Lauren Kamphuis

Michigan (3)Alyssa AndersenAshley BraamAmy Oberlin

New Jersey (1)Dani D’Amico

North Carolina (4)Heather BowlingSuzanne EdwardsRachel WisehartMaggie Woody

Ohio (2)Ashley GibsonCarly Miller

Pennsylvania (4)Brittney BenchRachel HetrickMallory NeffBrittany Tyson

Virginia (5)Kendall BartholomewEmily HouseElia LakeMaria OwenCaitlyn Riley

Canada (2)Ashley NyholtLaura Nyholt

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James Price enters his 11th year at the helm of theLiberty University women's soccer team. In his 10 pre-vious seasons as the Lady Flames' head coach, Pricehas compiled the most wins in the school’s history andbeen credited with building and maintaining the suc-cess of the its women’s soccer program.

Under his guidance, Liberty has won a Big South-record three championships (2000, 2001 and 2005),earning a trip to the NCAA Tournament each time. Thethree titles are the only ones in the program’s 18-yearhistory.

Last season, Price’s squad continued its successas his Lady Flames returned to the Big SouthConference title game to defend their 2005 Big Southtitle. Liberty’s appearance was its fifth appearance inthe championship game, the second most in confer-ence history. All of the Lady Flames’ appearanceshave come under Price.

The previous year, Liberty added to the list of theprogram’s accomplishments as the Lady Flames cap-tured their third Big South Championship during histenure, a conference record. Price’s squad won sevenconsecutive games en route to the title.

In his 10 seasons as head coach of the Lady Flames'soccer program, Price has coached 37 all-conferenceathletes, including 20 players who earned first-teamhonors. In addition, Price has coached two Big SouthPlayer of the Year honorees and three Big SouthTournament MVPs. In 1999, he was named Big SouthCoach of the Year, becoming the only Liberty women'ssoccer coach to achieve this honor.

During his tenure, his Liberty teams have postedsix winning seasons and recorded double-digit seasonvictory totals four times. His 2000 squad’s 15 victoriesis the current school season mark.

Price served on the NCAA Division I Women’sSoccer Committee from 2004-2006. The committee isresponsible for the direction, control and supervisionof the NCAA Division I Women’s College Cup. He hasalso served as a member of the Mid-Atlantic RegionCommittee for four years and chaired the committeefor two years.

Prior to joining the Lady Flames, Price served asthe assistant coach at Randolph-Macon Women'sCollege in Lynchburg, Va. He participated in all of theinstruction at practices, along with game-day prepara-tion and full involvement in the recruiting process.

Price also served one year as the director of coach-ing for the Lynchburg United club team. His responsi-bilities included securing travel coaches for the sea-son, holding travel team tryouts and working as liaison between the coaches and the board of directors. He isstill involved with the team at various levels and withseveral special projects.

His coaching experience also includes leading the junior varsity squad at Heritage High School, in Lynch-burg, Va., during the 1995 and 1996 seasons. In 1992and 1993, Price was the recreation assistant at TheKingfisher in Kingston, England, where his responsibil-ities included organizing a soccer school.

A heralded goalkeeper from Sussex, England,Price competed for the Flames from 1993-95. He tiedthe school record for most consecutive shutouts by a

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goalie in 1993 with four. He also led the team in goals-against-average in 1993 with a 1.22 average and in1995 with a 1.25 average. He finished his Liberty play-ing career, recording 164 saves, 9.5 shutouts and a1.30 goal-against-average.

Price received his bachelor's degree in sport man-agement from Liberty in 1996. He also earned anassociate's degree in exercise science fromFarnborough College of Technology in England.

Price, his wife, Christine, and their son, Isaiah,reside in the Lynchburg area.

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Adam Godwin enters his second year as assistantcoach on the Lady Flames' staff. He oversees sever-al aspects of the program, including recruiting, scout-ing, and camp and program development, in additionto the day-to-day operation of the program.

Godwin, who graduated from Liberty in 2005 with adegree in sport management, played in 70 games forthe Flames, earning first team all-conference, all-tour-nament and second team VaSID All-State honors hissenior year – making him one of only 14 players inprogram history to earn three or more awards in oneseason. Godwin's performances in 2005 also led himto be invited to try out with Great Britain's U23 teamand professionally with the Cheltenham Town FootballClub.

Prior to joining the Flames, Godwin had a standoutyouth soccer career in England. Making 65 appear-ances for Westfields Football Club, he earned YoungPlayer of the Year awards in consecutive seasons andwas appointed captain of the Herefordshire FootballAssociation County Select Squad. During his tenureas captain, he led Herefordshire to the quarterfinals ofthe National Youth FA Cup Tournament and helped thesquad win the prestigious Mitre Trophy.

His performances for both Herefordshire andWestfields did not go unnoticed, and he attracted theattention of several professional teams, spending trialperiods with Tottenham Hotspur and Notts County,before competing on the collegiate level in the UnitedStates.

After graduating from Liberty, Godwin moved toAtlanta, Ga. where he continued his soccer career byplaying with the United Soccer League's AugustaFireball and Atlanta Silverbacks reserve teams. TheHereford, England native also took his first steps intocoaching with the Atlanta Fire Soccer Club. Away fromthe field, Godwin has been working with sports hospi-tality giant THG Worldwide, providing corporate hospi-tality for some of the world's largest corporations atevents such as the 2006 World Cup.

Godwin holds an Advanced Regional NationalSoccer Coaches of America Association (NSCAA)qualification. During the fall of 2006, Godwin spent aweek as the guest of Aston Villa FC of the EnglishPremier League. There, he observed practice ses-sions and training games for various teams from theclub’s famed Youth Academy to the first team profes-sionals.

“What I experienced that week was better than justabout any coaching course I attend on in this country”,said Godwin. “I spent time with coaches who had wonthe Champions’ League in their playing career andwith current players who have represented their coun-tries at various levels. It was an unforgettable experi-ence, and one which has helped me to take greatstrides as a coach.”

This past summer, Godwin married his girlfriendand fiancé of over four years, the former MorgaineChristiansen. The couple now resides in theLynchburg area.

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… named to Big South PresidentialHonor Roll ... 22000044 ((FFrr..)):: Appearedin 12 games, starting five ... scoredfirst collegiate goal at Virginia Tech(9/19) ... netted a goal in 5-1 victo-ry at VMI (10/26) ... named to theBig South Presidential Honor Roll... posted a 4.0 GPA in both fall andspring semesters ... PPrreepp: Grad-uate of Liberty High School …named 2003 and 2004 SeminoleDistrict player of the year … firstteam Virginia Region III in2001,2003, and 2004 ... letteredall four seasons ... selected to2004 second team All-SeminoleDistrict in volleyball ... named tohonor roll all four years ...PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Nick andCindy Bartholomew … majoring inkinesiology ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: March 1.

KKiicckkiinn’’ IItt WWiitthh KKeennddaallllMy earliest soccer memory is …

playing for the Montvale Magic andbeing that kid who waited for the ballto squirt out of the herd of kids andthen taking off down the field with it.

When I have an hour of free time,

I like to … prank unsuspecting team-mates.

It is not good for you, but

I still eat … Mike and Ikes.

Who is your favorite Bible

character and why?

David, because he stepped out withreckless abandon to the task thatGod had for him. In the eyes of theworld, he was not prepared, but heknew that it would be the Lord andnot him that would defeat Goliath.

Who is your favorite Superhero

and why?

Darkwing Duck because of the wayhe swishes his cape around beforehe disappears behind a cloud ofsmoke.

When surfing the Internet, what

web site do you visit the most

frequently?

Nike.com, Youtube.com,Playforone.com

What is something about you that

other people don’t know?

I am terrified of spiders.

After graduation, I would like to …

Work in some sort of sports ministry.Honestly, wherever God takes me,maybe Christian soccer camps,coaching or physical therapy (gradu-ate school). I don't really know yet.

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Honor Roll … 22000044 ((FFrr..))::Appeared in all 17 games with 12 starts ... scored first collegiate goalat Winthrop in 2-1, OT victory(10/1) ... netted goal vs.Birmingham-Southern (10/9) ... tal-lied an assist in 1-1 tie withCharleston Southern (10/30) ...named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Owen J. Roberts HighSchool … was an all-state selec-tion every year, starting with the1999 season … PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughterof Michele Bench-Kompa andThomas Kompa ... majoring in reli-gion with a minor in psychology ...BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Dec. 13.

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I used to play at the local YMCA with

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Other than soccer, my favorite

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Frisbee golf with Mallory!!!


I like to … Get some food with my

roommates Ashley and Lauren, most-

ly Tokyo and Chick-fil-A!

A place I would like to visit

one day is … Greece or Rome. I

love ancient things. It would be

amazing.


website do you visit the most

frequently? I love to look at wed-

ding gowns, pottery barn and

restoration hardware web sites. I am

always thinking about the future.

If you could eat dinner with three

other people (living or dead), who

would they be and why?

Lindsay Lohan, then I could talk

some sense into her and we can be

friends, and Victoria and David

Beckham. I know I would hit it off

with them, and then we can double

date!


I am hoping to go to Lehigh

University and become a school

guidance counselor.


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22000066 ((JJrr..)):: Started 11 games …tallied 10 points with four goals andtwo assists … scored goal in sea-son-opening 3-0 win at Longwood(8/25) … tallied Liberty’s lone goalat Arkansas (9/3) … netted twogoals and added two assists in 7-0victory over Charleston Southern(9/16) … 22000055 ((SSoo..)):: Appeared inall 21 matches, starting nine …scored five goals on 25 total shots… team went 5-0 in games inwhich she scored … had a goal inseason-opening victory at UMBC(8/26) … broke scoreless tie withgoal in 85th minute of 2-0 victoryover Charleston Southern (10/1) …had another goal three days laterversus Radford in 4-2 win (10/4) …scored an unassisted goal in firsthalf at Howard (10/24) … scored inBig South Championship firstround win over Birmingham-Southern (10/22) … named to the

Big South Presidential Honor Roll… 22000044 ((FFrr..)):: Appeared in all 17games, starting nine ... first colle-giate goal came in 2-0 victory atCoastal Carolina (9/22) ... tiedgame on header in 1-1 tie atRadford (10/29) ... scored goal in1-1 tie with Charleston Southern(10/30) ... named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Grand Rapids BaptistHigh School … a four-year letter-winner … scored 66 goals and had54 assists during high schoolcareer … three-time all-state, all-regional, all-district and all-confer-ence selection … member of fourtime district champions ... alsoplayed on district championshipbasketball team ... PPeerrssoonnaall::Daughter of Bob and Pam Braam… majoring in kinesiology ...BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April 1.

AAsshhlleeyy’’ss AAnngglleeMy earliest soccer memory is …

when I was about 8 or 10 years old

and remembering my soccer coach,

Coach O'Grady, taking me during

one of our games for AYSO and

telling me we need a goal to win this

game and you got to do something

about it. It was the first time in my

soccer career that I had a coach put

so much pressure and confidence in

me to get the job done. And I did my

job, and scored the winning goal.

Coach O'Grady challenged me, and I

was able to meet it, and I will never

forget that.

It is not good for you,

but I still eat ... double fiber muffins.

When I have an hour of free time

I like to ... hang out with my friends

and family.


character and why?

Paul, because he was a great soul

winner for Christ.



I absolutely love spinach...mostly

because Popeye loved it, and I loved

Popeye.

After graduation, I would like to ...

play soccer at the highest level, and

get a job as a strength training coach

somewhere.


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22000066 ((JJrr..)) :: Appeared in 18 games,starting 12 … selected first teamAll-Big South … named to VaSIDall-state first team … after insertioninto the starting line-up, LadyFlames went 7-3-2 … Liberty post-ed a 0.76 GAA and six shutouts inher 12 starts … a key componenton defense, helped the LadyFlames post a 1.07 GAA, the sec-ond lowest in the history of the pro-gram and eight shutouts … alsonetted first college goal in 3-2, 2OT win over sixth-seeded HighPoint in first round game of BigSouth Championship (11/2) …named to Big South PresidentialHonor Roll … 22000055 ((SSoo..))::Appeared in 20 matches, starting11 … part of all three defensiveshutouts against CharlestonSouthern (10/1), UNC Asheville

(10/22) (10/11) and Birmingham-Southern …22000044 ((FFrr..)):: Appearedin 13 games, starting two ... namedto the Big South Presidential HonorRoll ... posted a 4.0 GPA in both falland spring semesters ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Parkwood HighSchool …three-time all-county andall-conference honoree ... helpedteam win North Carolina StateChampionship as a freshman andreach the state semifinals as a jun-ior and senior ... four-year letter-winner ... team captain andSportsmanship award winner as asenior ... participated in 2003Olympic Development Program ...PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Michael andLynne Edwards …majoring inEnglish ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: May 24.

TThhee SSccoooopp FFrroomm SSuuzzaannnneeOther than soccer, my favorite

sport to play is … water polo.


I like to … read.

If I won a million dollars, I would ...

buy a library.


character and why?

Joseph because he never compro-

mised his integrity and obeyed God

despite his troubling circumstances.




Jesus Christ - He's a pretty big deal.

J.R.R. Tolkein - I want to thank him

for sparking my passion for great lit-

erature.

Grandma Price - I want to thank her

for being one of the most generous

and selfless people I've known.



One of my lifetime goals is to back-

pack in the Alps.

What cartoon character are you

most like and why?

Nala on the Lion King. I have amaz-

ing pouncing abilities.


get my Masters in English Literature

and teach overseas.


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22000066 ((JJrr..)):: Appeared in 17 gameswith 14 starts … picked up a helperin 7-0 win over CharlestonSouthern (9/16) … assisted ongame-winning goal in 3-2, 2 OTvictory over sixth-seeded HighPoint in first-round game in the BigSouth Championship (11/2) …22000055 ((SSoo..)):: Appeared in all 21matches, starting 20 … only non-start was against Winthrop(10/15)… scored four goals andalso recorded two assists on theyear … had an assist againstRadford in 4-2 win (10/4)… scoredfirst career goal in 2-1 win over VMI(10/18) … scored game-winninggoal in 2-1, win in season finale over Coastal Carolina off a free

kick from 20 yards out (10/29) … had breakout game in first round ofBig South Conference Champion-ship with two second half goals in4-1 win over Birmingham-Southern(11/3) … named to Big SouthConference Championship all-tour-nament team … 22000044 ((FFrr..))::Appeared in 13 games with sixstarts ... took six shots ... Prep:Graduate of Mount CalvaryChristian High School … an all-state, all-region and all-leagueselection in 2003 … PPeerrssoonnaall::Daughter of Kenneth and LindaHetrick …majoring in kinesiology ...BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Oct. 17.

RRaappppiinn’’ WWiitthh RRaacchheellIf someone would look at the

songs on my iPod, I would be

embarrassed for them to see I

have the song …

MC Hammer's - Can't Touch This

It is not good for you, but

I still eat … Double cheeseburgers

A place I would like to visit one

day is … Spain



Most people don't know that I cry

during movies...a lot...even Disney

cartoon movies...I know how sad is

that?


web site do you visit the most fre-

quently? Nike.com.


most like and why?

The Roadrunner...I like to think I am

kind of fast, and he is so smart

because he never gets caught!


Become a mommy...for real now I

would love to work at the Hershey

Medical Center in the Sports

Medicine Building, and then hopefully

one day I want to open my own gym

or health care facility. I want to

specifically help children who deal

with childhood obesity.


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22000066 ((JJrr..)):: Played in 18 games,starting 17 … member of a strongdefense unit which helped Libertypost a 1.07 GAA, the second low-est in program history, and eightshutouts … also netted a goal andadded an assist … scored goal in2-0 win at John Brown (9/1) …added a helper in 3-0 victory oversecond-seeded Coastal Carolina inthe semifinals of the Big SouthChampionship (11/3) … named toBig South Presidential Honor Roll… elected by members from theBig South’s nine institutions as theconference’s Student-Athlete Ad-visory Committee (SAAC) repre-sentative to the NCAA Division ISAAC … LU SAAC President for2006-07 ... 22000055 ((SSoo..)):: Started all21 matches … named toBig South all-con-ference first team …named to VaSID all-state first team … ledteam in scoring withfive goals and fourassists, totaling 14points … team recordwas 7-1 when sherecorded either a goal oran assist in a match …had an assist on game-winning goal in seasonopener against UMBC(8/26) … assisted ongame-winning goal andthen scored another goalherself in 2-0 victory overCharleston Southern (10/1)… scored a goal on a penal-ty kick in 4-2 win over

Radford (10/4) … scored team’sonly goal in 4-1 loss against UNCAsheville for her third-straightgame with a goal (10/11) … scoredGW goal in the rain at Howard(10/24) … had an assist in each ofthe first two matches of the BigSouth Championship againstBirmingham -Southern (11/3) andRadford (11/4) … scored game-winning goal on a penalty kick in 3-0 win over UNC Asheville in cham-pionship game (11/6) … named tothe Big South Presidential HonorRoll … 22000044 ((FFrr..)):: Appeared in all17 games with 16 starts ... first col-legiate goal was game-winner in 2-1 OT win at Winthrop (10/1) ...scored goal in 2-0

win over High Point (10/12)...named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Prescott High School… a four-year letterwinner … sec-ond team all-state selection in2003 and 2004 … four-time firstteam all-region honoree …PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Dan andPaige Payne …majoring in busi-ness ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Sept. 5.

TTaallkkiinn’’ WWiitthh TTaannyyaaWho is your favorite Superhero

and why? My Dad! He alwaysknows what to say when I am upset,confused, or just needing generaldirection and guidance. He is anamazing man who has come from afamily with very little and has workedto see that his family has more thanenough. He was the first in his familyto graduate from high school. He puthimself through college and receivedhis degree in engineering. He starteda college wrestling program atEmbry-Riddle, worked toward hisMBA, holds his general and commer-cial construction licenses and stillseams to find time to be a lovingfather and husband to my mother,two brothers and me.


Continue on with my education byworking towards a Masters inProfessional Accountancy atMontana State. I would also like towork in a bank, move back WEST tobe closer to my family, run sometriathlons or marathons, learn how tobarrel race and eventually (Lord will-ing) get married and coach girls’ soc-cer someday. I am excited to seewhat the Lord has for my life beyondthe pitch…


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22000066 ((SSoo..)):: Appeared in 10 con-tests with six starts … had twoshots … member of defensive unitwhich contributed to Liberty havingits second-lowest GAA in programhistory (1.07) and recording eightshutouts … named to Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll … 22000055((FFrr..)):: Appeared in 13 matches,starting nine, all in a row to end theseason … team was 7-2with her in starting line-up …namedto the Big South Presidential Honor

Roll ... PPrreepp:: Graduate of HeritageHigh School ... first team all-regionand honorable mention all-state insenior season ... three-time secondteam all-region member ... four-time member of all-district firstteam ... four-time letterwinner ...member of the Lynchburg Unitedtravel team ... PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughterof Jon and Sandy House ... major-ing in kinesiology with teacher cer-tification ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Feb. 27.1987.

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HHaannggiinn’’ WWiitthh HHoouusseeMy earliest soccer memory is …

learning how to play soccer when Iwas five, during my dad’s intramuralsprogram at my school.

If I won a million dollars, I would …

support my sister in missions, help outwith family expenses and of coursetithe on it.. also save it for my futurefamily.

Originally joined Lady Flames as awalk-on ... has worked hard thepast two springs and has shownimprovement in skills ... will vie fortime at midfield … 22000066 ((SSoo..)):Appeared in one game … 22000055((FFrr..)):: Did not play ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Buckeye High School... three-time letterwinner ... all-county in cross country in sopho-more and senior years ... selected

as prep athlete of the week insophomore, junior and senior years... PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Dwightand Nancy Miller ... majoring in sport

management ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: July 29.

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CChhaattttiinngg WWiitthh CCaarrllyyWhen I have an hour of free time, I

like to … take a nap. I'm really goodat that.

If someone would look at the



have the song … one of the SuperBowls halftime show with BrittanySpears, NSync, Aerosmith and Nelly.


be a wedding planner.


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22000066 ((SSoo..)):: Appeared in ninegames … tallied six points with twogoals and two assists … netted firstcollegiate goal in 3-0 win over VMI(10/3) … scored a first-half goaland added two helpers in 3-0 victo-ry over second-seeded CoastalCarolina in Big SouthChampionship semi-finals (11/3) …selected to Big SouthChampionship all-tournament team… named to Big South PresidentialHonor Roll … 22000055 ((FFrr..))::Appeared in four matches …named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll ... PPrreepp::

Graduate of Shikellamy HighSchool ... selected to Daily Itemnewspaper first team and first teamall-conference as a senior ... three-year all-conference second teamselection ... selected to Daily Itemsecond team in sophomore andjunior years ... four-time letterwin-ner ... played for Central PennUnited Club team, earningDefensive Player of the Year hon-ors in 2004 ... PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter ofNicholas and Shari Neff ... majoringin kinesiology - fitness specialist ...minor in psychology ... BBiirrtthhddaattee::March 18.

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songs on my ipod, I would be


have the song … all my Spice Girls'songs.

What is the best part about being

on the Liberty Women’s Soccer

team? Having 20-something amaz-ing sisters and friends who arealways there for you.


most like and why? Tigger becauseI'm outgoing, cheerful, friendly, confi-dent with myself...and I never getlost!

Mallory Neff


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both sophomore and junior sea-sons ... played for women’s eliteclub team, the Bucksmont UnitedPremier Club ... also member ofSouderton Gems club team ...PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Donand Penny Tyson ... major-ing in health promotions:CHES track specialization... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: March 21.

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TTyyssoonn’’ss TTaakkeeWhen surfing the Internet, what


frequently? Any website that hasclothes! HaHa.


other people don’t know? I'm reallyOCD when it comes to cleaning. I goon these tangents. It has to be per-fect and I clean all day- I think itannoys my roommates, but theythank me later!

22000066 ((SSoo..)):: Played in 18 matcheswith 17 starts … named first teamAll-Big South … selected to VaSIDAll-State second team … tallied 13points on five goals and threeassists … tied for team lead in allthree categories … tallied twogoals and assist in 7-0 win overCharleston Southern (9/16) … net-ted team’s lone goal at OldDominion (9/18) … scored goal in2-1 victory over High Point (9/27)… had unassisted marker in 2-0win over Birmingham-Southern(10/14) … 22000055 ((FFrr..)):: Started all 21matches … named to the all-con-

ference second team …scored agoal in first two collegiate games, a3-2 win over UMBC (8/26) and in a1-1 tie against Rider (8/28) … wasnamed the Big South ConferencePlayer of the Week for 8/30 …scored a goal in 3-2 win overLongwood (9/26) … scored game-winning goal in 2-1 win over VMI(10/18) …headed in the game-tying goal in 2-1 win over Radfordin semifinals of Big SouthChampionship (11/4) … named toconference all-tournament team ...was named to the BigSouth Presidential Honor

Roll … PPrreepp:: Graduate of LowellHigh School ... all-time leadingscorer in school history ... namedfirst team all-state and all-confer-ence in junior and senior seasons... second team all-state as a soph-omore ... three-time all-region andall-district player ... four-time all-conference ... all-conference inbasketball three times ... graduatedSumma Cum Laude ... PPeerrssoonnaall::Daughter of Mark and Lois Oberlin... majoring in exercise science ...BBiirrtthhddaattee:: July 17.

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AAmmyy AAnnsswweerrssIf I won a million dollars, I would .Pay for Physical Therapy School andshop a little bit.

What is something about you thatother people don't know?I never played club soccer, I actuallyplayed AAU basketball for sevenyears.

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season ... named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll ... PPrreepp::Graduate of Auburndale HighSchool … a first team all-countyselection … scored 16 goals in 11games her senior season …PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Jamie andLouise West … majoring in nursing... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Feb. 7.

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22000066 ((FFrr..)):: Started 14 matches …named to Big South All-Freshmanteam … contributed to solid defen-sive effort which helped Libertypost a 1.07 GAA, the second low-est in school history … assisted ongame-winner in 2-1 win over HighPoint (9/27) … named to Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll … PPrreepp::Graduate of Parkwood High School... selected to the 2005 NationalSoccer Coaches of AmericaAssociation and Adidas Scholar All-Region team ... was named to the

all-conference and all-county ros-ters in both 2004 and 2005 ... all-region squad in 2005 ... played atthe elite club level with theCharlotte Eagles of the W-Leagueof the United League ... PPeerrssoonnaall::Daughter of Walter and LindaBowling ... father played soccer atAppalachian State ... last yearjoined Suzanne Edwards as thesecond Lady Flame fromParkwood High School ...BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Feb. 23.

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HHaannggiinn’’ WWiitthh HHeeaatthheerrWhen I have an hour of free time, I

like to … go do something outdoorslike hiking, biking, rock climbing, youget the idea.



I used to horse vault...basically it isperforming gymnastics/dance on a moving horse.

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WWhhaatt’’ss UUpp WWiitthh WWeessttIf someone would look at the



have this song …

"Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On" by

Conway Twitty because it is really

country and my teammates make fun

of me for being really country.


most like and why?

Pocahontas because we are both

Native Americans. We both have

really really long black hair. We both

love animals. We both have a really

high-pitched warrior cry. We both are

strong-spirited. And most of all ... we

both run like the wind.


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Looks for full season of play afterbeing hampered by injury over thepast two seasons … possessesexcellent ball control skills and shotability … has excellent field vision... 22000066 ((RR--FFrr..)):: Played in sixgames with one start … named toBig South Presidential Honor Roll… 2005 (Fr.): Did not play (medicalredshirt) … named to the Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll … PPrreepp::Graduate of Grace Christian HighSchool ... all-state in junior andsenior seasons ... four-time all-region performer, including beingselected Region MVP in 2003 and2004 ... team captain in senior sea-son ... leading scorer all four years... four-time letterwinner ... selected

to the Region IV OlympicDevelopment Program Camp(ODP) ... selected to all-state ODPfirst team in 2001, 2002 and 2003... 1st team all-region and all-statein volleyball ... class valedictorian... four-time Student of the Year ...National Honor Society member ...honor roll student all four years ...Student Body President ....PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Claude andDonna Erving ... first player fromthe state of Alaska to play for theLady Flames ... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April 9.

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My grandpa - He is in the Rodeo Hallof Fame, was a fighter pilot in WWII,and has traveled the globe. Imaginethe stories he has to tell!

Eve (from Genesis, not the rapper) -I want to hear all about what theGarden of Eden really looked like.

Wayne Gretzky - he is the greatesthockey player of all time whichmakes him my favorite athlete of alltime!



When I was little, all that I wanted tobe when I grew up was a zambonidriver. Also, I am terrified of openwater.

PPrreepp:: Graduate of Cranford HighSchool … two-time letterwinner …named third team All-Union Countyas a junior and senior … all-confer-ence in 2006 … team captain insenior season … selected Cranford

High School Athlete of the Week inboth 2005 and 2006 … named toNational Honor Roll in senior year… PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of David andLaurie D’ Amico … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April16.

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DDiisshhiinn’’ WWiitthh DDaanniiMy earliest soccer memory is …

Saving my first penalty kick inmidgets when I was on the “white lightning”…and who could for-get those delicious oranges inbetween halves!

It is not good for you, but I still eat

… Ice cream! With lots of Reese’speanut butter cups!


and why?

All of the Teenage Mutant NinjaTurtles because, who didn’t lovewatching them if you grew up in the‘90s?


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all-state for basketball as a juniorand senior … first team all-statebasketball tournament as a fresh-man and sophomore … member ofstate basketball champions as afreshman … as a senior, namedacademic all-conference for bothbasketball and soccer … four-yearmember of honor roll … NationalHonor Society member …PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Jerry andRobbi Kamphuis … cousin Trishais a senior volleyball player atSouthern Illinois-Carbondale …BBiirrtthhddaattee:: July 10.

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CChheecckkiinngg IInn WWiitthh KKhhaammppuuiissMy earliest soccer memory is ...

playing indoor in PE class in elemen-tary and my teacher getting upsetbecause I kept throwing the ballthrough the basketball hoops. I hadtime-out.



frequently?

Chicago.cubs.mlb.com - visit it today!Chicago Cubs’ home page!!


character and why?

Jonah, he lived in a big fish for threedays then was spit onto shore. Howmany people can say that they triedto run from God so hard and longthat God made them live in a bigfish?

PPrreevviioouuss SScchhooooll:: Spent one seasonat Tusculum College … played in20 matches with 19 starts …helped the 14-3-3 Pioneers winNCAA Division II SoutheastRegional, advancing to Elite Eightand achieving a No. 8 Division II

national ranking … PPrreepp:: Grad-uated from Forest Park Senior HighSchool … all-area first team in2006 … two-time all-district … in2006 received Coaches’ Award andnamed team MVP three times …member of squads which captured

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Possesses solid passing skills andis an excellent distributor ... relent-less defender ... provided qualityminutes in first season as a reserve… 22000066 ((FFrr..)):: Appeared in eightmatches … assisted on first goal ofa 2-1 victory at Radford (10/6) …PPrreepp:: Graduate of FellowshipChristian High School ... As a highschool player, she was named to

the 2005 Georgia State team andwas selected all-region in 2003 and2004 ... a member of the premierlevel club team Peachtree Lazers,which ranked seventh nationally in2005 ... Lazers won the GeorgiaState Championship and wereRegion III Semifinalists ... PPeerrssoonnaall::Daughter of John and Jo McDonald... BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April 24.

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CChhaattttiinngg WWiitthh CChhrriissttiinnaaA place I would like to visit

one day is … Greece.




David Beckham, because he is sohot, C.S. Lewis, because he is intel-lectually and theologically deep, andBrad Paisley, so he could sing to me.


other people don’t know? I LOVEto DRAW!

Terrific athlete ... fierce competitor... looks to build upon solid firstyear of collegiate soccer … 22000066((FFrr..)):: Appeared in eight contests,starting six … contributed to defen-sive unit which helped squad post a1.07 GAA, the second lowest inschool history, and notched eightshutouts … named to Big SouthPresidential Honor Roll … Prep:Graduate of J.M. Robinson HighSchool ... three-time team MVPand earned all-conference honorsin 2003, 2004 and 2005 ... lettered,

captained and earned all-confer-ence awards in volleyball, basket-ball and soccer … earned scholar-athlete awards every semester ofhigh school … also played for theFC Carolina Alliance Club team …PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of MollyWisehart … Wisehart and her 16cousins combine to have Division Iathletes in soccer, basketball, vol-leyball, baseball and swim-ming … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: July 27.

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The girls on Friends: Monica, Rachel,and Phoebe because I own everyFriends DVD and feel as if I knowthem.

What is the best part about being

on the Liberty Women’s Soccer

team? My English accent hasimproved.


win America’s Next Top Model.

Rachel Wisehart


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Had a strong start to first collegiateseason until slowed by injury laterin the year… sound technically withexcellent field vision ... has anexplosive shot which makes her athreat in set pieces ... 22000066 ((FFrr..))::Appeared in 15 matches with eightstarts … named to Big South All-Freshmen team … netted twogoals and added an assist for fivepoints … scored goal in first colle-giate contest in a 3-0 season-open-ing win at Longwood (8/25) … hada helper in 2-0 victory at JohnBrown (9/1) … netted a goal in 7-0win over Charleston Southern(9/16) … PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter ofStephen and Cindy Woody …herfather played soccer at UNCAsheville from 1981-1984, while

her mother played basketball atMontreat College from in 1977-1981... PPrreepp:: Home schooled ...played with teammate HeatherBowling on the 2006 CharlotteEagles W-League team ... was amember of the North CarolinaDevelopment Team from 1999-2005 ... in 2004 helped lead herCESA Club team to the 2004 South Carolina StateChampionship … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April 8.

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have this song … Silly Songs withLarry… I love VeggieTales!



I was the Western North Carolinawomen’s golfer of the year five yearsin a row.


and why? I have to say that my Dadis my superhero. I am so blessed tohave such an amazing Dad. He issuch an amazing example of how hewalks with the Lord every day andhow he loves my mom.

Brings balance to squad with herability to play anywhere on the leftside of the field … has valuablehigh-level club experience and is asummer camp alumnus … a strongfinisher in high school, could giveteam another offense option …PPrreepp:: Graduate of Oakland

Christian Academy … in three sea-sons, netted 82 goals and assistedon 69 others … named to all-region, all-district and all-confer-ence first teams in 2005 and 2006… PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Don andSue Andersen … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Nov. 7.

Maggie Woody

AAllll AAbboouutt AAllyyssssaaMy earliest soccer memory is ...

my dad bribing me with one BostonCreme donut for every goal I scored.Sometimes I'd get to eat three or fourdonuts on the way home!


most like and why?

Cinderella, because I have to do allthe chores and have two evil "step"sisters ... not really.


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PPrreepp:: Graduate of CuyahogaHeights High School … 2006 All-Cleveland second team member …first team all-conference in 2005and 2006 … team captain and

selected team MVP in both juniorand senior years … a member ofclub team Cleveland SA, whichcaptured the 2005 state champi-onship … PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of

Bob and Annette Gibson …BBiirrtthhddaattee:: Sept. 4 .

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PPrreepp:: Grad- uate of St. ThomasAquinas High School … last sea-son posted the most shutouts in theOntario Youth Soccer League …won the 2005 Canadian National

Championship as a member ofTeam Ontario … three-time honorroll student … PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughterof Arnold and Connie Nyholt … twinsister Laura is also an incoming

freshman on this year’s Libertysquad … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: May 19.

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PPrreepp:: Graduate of St. ThomasAquinas High School … team cap-tain … a starter for the squad whichwas ranked in the top five inOntario the past six seasons …washonored with several academic

awards … three-time honor rollmember …PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter ofArnold and Connie Nyholt … twinsister Ashley is also an incomingfreshman on this year’s Libertysquad … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: May 19.

AAsshhlleeyy’’ss AAnnsswweerrssWhat is something about you that

other people don't know?

I still enjoy watching the Disney

Channel.

If I won a million dollars,

I would ... pay off my college tuition,

buy myself a loft in Cleveland. I would

put some of the money in savings and

give the rest to my parents.

GGeettttiinngg TToo KKnnooww NNyyhhoolltt When I have an hour of free time, I

like to … Play my guitar.

Other than soccer, my favorite

sport to play is … Snowboarding.


web site do you visit the most

frequently?

The Weather Network.

LLiisstteenniinngg ttoo LLaauurraaMy earliest soccer memory is …

when I was three-years old I would

play in the basement with Ashley and

my dad and when one of us would

cry from a ball hitting our face my

dad would stare us down and say

"Are you bleeding? No? Then get

up."

A place I would like to visit one

day is … Italy.

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PPrreepp:: Home schooled … leadingscorer for U-19 SoccerOrganization of Charlotte Alber-marle Storm this past fall andspring … ranked No. 6 in Virginia in

club rankings released in mid-July… PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daughter of Hugh andMaria Owen … BBiirrtthhddaattee:: April 26.

Seniors (6) - Kendall Bartholomew, Brittney Bench, Ashley Braam, Suzanne Edwards, Rachel Hetrick and Tanya

Payne

Juniors (6) - Emily House, Carly Miller, Mallory Neff, Amy Oberlin, Brittany Tyson and Hope West

Sophomores (8) - Heather Bowling, Dani D’Amico, Ally Erving, Lauren Kamphuis, Elia Lake, Christina McDonald,

Rachel Wisehart and Maggie Woody

Freshmen (6) - Alyssa Andersen, Ashley Gibson, Ashley Nyholt, Laura Nyholt, Maria Owen and Caitlyn Riley

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FFrroomm tthhee MMiinndd ooff MMaarriiaaWhen I have an hour of free time, I

like to … Cozy up and read my

favorite Russian authors --

Solzhenitsyn or Dostoevsky.

Who is your favorite Bible charac-

ter and why?

Deborah, because she pounds the

tent-poles through Sisera's temples.

Well actually ... I really like her

because she is strong, determined

and independent.

PPrreepp:: Graduate of Mount VernonHigh School … 2007 WashingtonPost All-Met honorable mention …named to Virginia High SchoolLeague (VHSL) All-Region teamthis past season … three-time all-

district honoree … received theMount Vernon Spirit of Sport Award… earned VHSL All-Region AthleticHonor Roll distinction the pastthree years … played club soccerwith Lee Mountain Vernon Patriots

88 team in the Washington AreaGirls Soccer League (WAGS),which won the league’s U-19championship … PPeerrssoonnaall:: Daugh-ter of Don and Roslyn Riley …BBiirrtthhddaattee:: March 31.

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After producing a conference-record third championship and thefourth double-digit win season inprogram history in 2005, the 2006Lady Flames entered the season ina different position than mostLiberty teams, as the defending BigSouth champion. With manyreturnees from the previous yearand few question marks going into2006, the Lady Flames were evenpicked as the league’s preseasonfavorite.

As preseason practice began, the2006 squad looked forward to thetask of being the “team to beat”with enthusiasm, excitement andoptimism. And, with competition atevery position, the Lady Flameswent to work in late August lookingto add more championship hard-ware to their trophy case.

On the season’s opening night,head coach James Price’s teamopened up just up the road inFarmville, against the LongwoodLancers. Liberty freshman MaggieWoody scored her first collegiategoal 13 minutes into the contestand veterans Kristin Faxon andAshley Braam each added one in a3-0 win.

Two nights later, the LadyFlames stood toe-to-toe with

Virginia, the nation’s seventh-ranked team. The Cavaliers tookan early lead with the only goal ofthe night, but could not muster anymore in a 1-0 victory over Liberty.

After splitting the first two con-tests of the year, the Lady Flamesbegan September by traveling tothe state of Arkansas for two week-end contests in the “Natural State”.Tanya Payne and Brittney Benchboth found the net in a 2-0 win overJohn Brown, the second combinedshutout by goalkeepers KatherineNeff and Michelle Rich, to open theweekend. However, in the secondgame of the trip, Arkansas took anearly advantage and never lookedback in a 3-1 Liberty setback.

With a 2-2 record and after aweek off, the Lady Flames facedanother tough set of games at theVirginia Tech Tournament. OnFriday afternoon, the nationally-ranked Wake Forest DemonDeacons came away with a 4-0win. On Sunday, host Virginia Technetted two goals early in a 2-0 vic-tory, ending a stretch of six-straightcontests away from Liberty SoccerField to begin the year.

At 2-4, the Lady Flames openedtheir home schedule and begandefense of their Big SouthConference Championship bysquaring off with CharlestonSouthern. On a day when every-thing clicked, Liberty opened con-ference play in grand fashion with a7-0 win. Braam and midfielder AmyOberlin each tallied five-point after-noons with two goals and an assistapiece in the contest. The offensiveoutburst would be the biggest dur-ing the 2006 season, while thesquad’s third win was also its thirdshutout.

Two days later, a strong effort put the Lady Flames in position fora win at undefeated Old Dominion.However, the Monarchs scored lateto send the match to overtime andremain unbeaten with a goal in the

extra session for a 2-1 win. Theovertime setbacks continued as inits next contest, host CoastalCarolina handed Liberty its firstconference defeat with a 2-1 over-time victory.

Looking to get a roll, the 3-6Lady Flames returned home to fin-ish out September with back-to-back conference home gamesagainst High Point and UNCAsheville. Oberlin and KendallBartholomew each scored first-halfgoals to take a 2-0 lead over HighPoint. Then, it was the defense’sturn as goalkeeper Katherine Neffand the Liberty defense held off asecond-half Panther rally for a 2-1win. Against UNC Asheville, neitherteam could gain an upper hand onthe afternoon, playing to a 0-0 tie.The draw left Liberty at 2-1-1 inconference play after four contests.

With September behind them,the Lady Flames entered Octoberbeginning to pick up momentum foranother Big South Tournament run.All four games in the month wereconference matches, and a strongfinish meant a high seed to defendtheir title in November.

Liberty began the month with a3-0 win at VMI to run its mark to 2-0-1 in its last three contests.

Katherine Neff

Suzanne Edwards

Bench, Mandee Wheelock andMallory Neff each scored goals tofuel victory.

Later in the first week ofOctober, Wheelock moved theunbeaten streak to four consecu-tive games with both goals in a 2-1win in a hard-fought match againstconference rival Radford. Afterscoring in the first half, the seniormidfielder sent the Lady Flamesback to Lynchburg with a win, put-ting her second goal of the night inthe back of the net with less thantwo minutes left for the victory.

Standing at 6-6-1 overall andamong the conference leaders at4-1-1, the team returned home forthe final match of the year againstBirmingham-Southern. Playing inher final home game, Wheelockscored for the third straight contest,while Oberlin later collected herteam-leading fifth goal in the 2-0win. The blanking was Liberty’sseventh shutout of the season andset up a battle for first place andthe No. 1 seed in the Big SouthChampionship, a week later, atWinthrop.

The host Lady Eagles came outfired up in the regular-season finalefor the Lady Flames. Winthropscored two goals early and thenwithstood a Liberty counterattack ina 2-0 win. In the contest, the Lady

Flames out-shot the Lady Eagles,16-7, but could not get on theboard. The defeat brought a halt toa five-game Liberty unbeatenstreak and closed the regular sea-son for the squad at 7-7-1 overalland 5-2-1 in the Big South.

Having served notice that theywere up to the challenge of a titledefense during the regular season,the Lady Flames entered the 2006Big South Championship as theNo. 3 seed, the same position theyhad captured the title from the yearbefore.

The night before competition,the annual conference awards ban-quet was held. Defender SuzanneEdwards, Oberlin and Wheelockwere named all-conference firstteam, while Braam was named tothe second team. Wheelock alsowas co-Scholar Athlete of the Year,while defender Heather Bowlingand midfielder Maggie Woody wereboth named to the all-freshmanteam.

The next day, Liberty’s firstround opponent was High Point. Ina highly competitive match, theLady Flames overcame a 2-1 half-time deficit to tie the game on agoal by Bartholomew and sent the game into overtime. After a score-less first extra period, senior KristinFaxon, not willing to see her LUcareer end, took a pass fromBartholomew on the left side andtucked it into the right corner of thenet for a 3-2, double overtime win,advancing Liberty into the semifi-nals.

In the semifinals, the LadyFlames would get payback on tour-nament host Coastal Carolina. TheChanticleers had dealt Liberty anovertime loss during the regularseason, but this night belonged tothe Lady Flames. After a scorelessfirst half, Price’s team broke out forthree goals in a 3-0 victory, moving Liberty into the final game against UNC Asheville for the second-

straight year. Mallory Neff netted agoal and added two assists to leadthe Lady Flames, who alsoreceived goals from seniors PaigeCheek and Wheelock.

Just like their meeting during theregular season, neither UNC Ashe-ville nor Liberty could find the backof the net during regulation in thefinal. With no score, the contestwent to overtime where once againno one could get one past a goal-keeper for victory. A second over-time followed, but still a scorelesstie continued, sending the contestto penalty kicks to decide the win-ner. In the penalty kick session, theBulldogs outscored the LadyFlames, 4-2, defeating the defend-ing champions in heartbreakingfashion.

Cheek and Faxon ended theircareers by being named to the all-tournament team, along withMallory Neff.

Despite coming up just short oftheir goal, the 2006 Lady Flameswill always be remembered for theirhard work, dedication and determi-nation in trying to defend a champi-onship and for setting the bar highfor those Liberty teams which fol-low them.

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IInnddiivviidduuaall SSttaattiissttiiccssName GP-GS G A Pts Sh YC-RC GW PK-ATT

Oberlin, Amy 18-17 5 3 13 43 0-0 0 0-0Wheelock, Mandee 18-18 5 3 13 32 0-0 3 0-0Braam, Ashley 11-11 4 2 10 17 0-0 0 0-0Bartholomew, Kendall 18-3 3 3 9 14 0-0 1 0-0Faxon, Kristin 18-15 2 2 6 17 0-0 1 0-0Cheek, Paige 18-18 2 2 6 7 1-0 0 0-0Neff, Mallory 9-0 2 2 6 4 0-0 1 0-0Woody, Maggie 15-8 2 1 5 16 0-0 2 0-0Bench, Brittney 16-7 2 0 4 14 0-0 0 0-0Payne, Tanya 18-17 1 1 3 18 0-0 1 0-0Hohnarth, Alaina 15-0 1 1 3 4 0-0 0 0-0Edwards, Suzanne 18-12 1 0 2 3 1-0 0 0-0Hetrick, Rachel 17-14 0 2 2 31 2-0 0 0-0Sullivan, Hannah 17-1 0 2 2 3 0-0 0 0-0Bowling, Heather 14-14 0 1 1 8 0-0 0 0-0McDonald, Christina 8-0 0 1 1 1 0-0 0 0-0Tyson, Brittany 17-12 0 0 0 3 1-0 0 0-0House, Emily 10-6 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 0-0Erving, Ally 6-1 0 0 0 2 0-0 0 0-0Miller, Carly 1-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0West, Hope 1-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Wisehart, Rachel 8-6 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Total... 18-18 30 26 86 239 6-0 9 0-0

Opponents... 18-18 20 11 51 212 8-0 7 1-2

Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho

Neff, Katherine 18-18 1377:31 16 1.05 61 .792 9 7 2 5Rich, Michelle 7-0 299:20 4 1.20 19 .826 0 0 0 0Team 0:00 0 0.00 0 .00 0 0 0 3Total............... 18-18 1676:51 20 1.07 80 .800 9 7 2 3

Opponents...........18-18 1676:51 30 1.61 86 .741 7 9 2 6

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Goals-Shot attempts 30-239 20-212

Goals scored average 1.61 1.07

Shot percentage .126 .094

Shots on goal-Att. 116-239 100-212

SOG pct. .485 .472

Shots/Game 13.3 11.8

Assists 26 11

Corner Kicks 81 92

Penalty Kicks 0-0 1-2

Offsides 39 27

Yellow cards 6 8

Red cards 0 0

BY PERIOD

GOALS 1 2 OT OT2 TotalLiberty 12 17 0 1 30Opponents 11 7 2 0 20

SHOTS 1 2 OT OT2 TotalLiberty 111 119 4 5 239Opponents 93 107 6 6 212

SAVES 1 2 OT OT2 TotalLiberty 36 42 0 2 80Opponents 47 38 1 0 86

CORNERS 1 2 OT OT2 TotalLiberty 42 37 0 2 81Opponents 37 51 3 1 92

FOULS 1 2 OT OT2 TotalLiberty 96 73 3 1 173Opponents 93 82 4 1 180

Overall: 9-7-2

Big South: 5-2-1/3rd

Aug. 25 at Longwood W, 3-0Aug. 27 at #7 Virginia L, 0-1Sept. 1 at John Brown W, 2-0Sept. 3 at Arkansas L, 1-3Sept. 8 vs. #8 Wake Forest (1) L, 0-4Sept. 10 at Virginia Tech (1) L, 0-2Sept. 16 Charleston So.* W, 7-0

Sept. 18 at Old Dominion L, 1-2Sept. 24 at Coastal Carolina* L, 1-2, OTSept. 27 High Point* W, 2-1

Sept. 30 UNC Asheville* T, 0-0, 2 0T

Oct. 3 at VMI* W, 3-0Oct. 6 at Radford* W, 2-1Oct. 14 Birmingham-So.* W, 2-0

Oct. 21 at Winthrop* L, 0-2Nov. 2 #6 High Point (2) W, 3-2, 2 OTNov. 3 #2 Coastal Carolina (2) W, 3-0Nov. 5 #5 UNC Asheville (2) T, 0-0, 2 OT(UNCA claims title on penalty kicks, 4-2)

* Big South Conference Game(1) Virginia Tech Tournament

Blacksburg, Va.(2) Big South Championship,

Conway, S.C.

TTeeaamm HHiigghhss::GGooaallss:: 7 vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16AAssssiissttss:: 6 vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16PPooiinnttss: 20 vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16SShhoottss:: 25 vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16SSaavveess:: 10 at Virginia Tech, Sept. 10CCoorrnneerr KKiicckkss:: 9 at Coastal Carolina, Nov. 3

vs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16FFoouullss:: 16 vs. Winthrop, Oct. 21

IInnddiivviidduuaall HHiigghhss:: GGooaallss:: 2 Mandee Wheelock

at Radford, Oct. 6Amy Oberlinvs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16Ashley Braamvs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16

AAssssiissttss:: 2 Mallory Neffat Coastal Carolina, Nov. 3

PPooiinnttss:: 5 Amy Oberlinvs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16Ashley Braamvs. Charleston Southern, Sept. 16

SSaavveess:: 8 Katherine Neffvs. High Point, Nov.2

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CCoonnwwaayy,, SS..CC.. -- NNoovveemmbbeerr 22--55,, 22000066TThhuurrssddaayy,, NNoovv.. 22 –– FFiirrsstt RRoouunndd#5 UNC Asheville 1, #4 Birmingham-Southern 0 (2OT)#1 Winthrop 0, #8 Charleston Southern 0 (2OT)

Winthrop advances on penalty kicks, 4-2#3 Liberty 3, #6 High Point 2 (OT)

#2 Coastal Carolina 4, #7 Radford 0

FFrriiddaayy,, NNoovv.. 33 –– SSeemmiiffiinnaallss#5 UNC Asheville 2, #1 Winthrop 0#3 Liberty 3, #2 Coastal Carolina 0

SSuunnddaayy,, NNoovv.. 55 –– CChhaammppiioonnsshhiipp#5 UNC Asheville 0, #3 Liberty 0 (2OT)

UNC Asheville claims title on penalty kicks, 4-2

22000066 BBiigg SSoouutthh AAllll--TToouurrnnaammeenntt TTeeaammDimitra Poulos, Winthrop (MVP)

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Blair Monroe, Coastal Carolina

Mandee Wheelock, Liberty

Brittney Jones, Birmingham-Southern

Allison Stoltz, Winthrop

Amy Oberlin, Liberty

Lydia Rice, Birmingham-Southern

Ashleigh Gunning, Coastal Carolina

Sara Pahl, UNC Asheville

Ashleigh Carter, UNC Asheville

Suzanne Edwards, Liberty

McKenzie Vergara, Radford

Jess Smith, Birmingham-Southern

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x-Winthrop 6 1 1 19 .812 13 5 3 .690

Coastal Carolina 6 2 0 18 .750 13 6 1 .675

s-Liberty 5 2 1 16 .688 9 7 2 .556

Birmingham-So. 5 3 0 15 .625 9 9 0 .500

y-UNC Asheville 4 2 2 14 .625 10 7 3 .575

High Point 3 5 0 9 .375 4 15 0 .211

Radford 3 5 0 9 .375 7 11 0 .389

Charleston So. 2 6 0 6 .250 5 10 3 .361

VMI 0 8 0 0 .000 5 12 0 .294

x- Big South Regular Season Champion

y- Big South Tournament Champion

s- Big South Tournament Runner-up

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Dimitra Poulos, GK, WinthropBlair Monroe, F, Coastal CarolinaMandee Wheelock, M, Liberty

Brittany Jones, D, Birmingham-SouthernAllison Stoltz, F, WinthropAmy Oberlin, M, Liberty

Lydia Rice, D, Birmingham-SouthernAshleigh Gunning, M, Coastal CarolinaSara Pahl, D, UNC AshevilleAshleigh Carter, MF, UNC AshevilleSuzanne Edwards, D, Liberty

McKenzie Vergara, F, RadfordJess Smith, M, Birmingham-Southern

SSeeccoonndd TTeeaammChelsea White, F,WinthropRobyn Busha, F, UNC AshevilleLisa Channon, F, RadfordJill Boyer, D, RadfordJessica Hensley, MF, WinthropTraci Andersen, F, High PointChelsea Terry, Sweeper, Coastal CarolinaAshley Braam, F, Liberty

Alex Torriero, D, High PointEmma Mattsson, F, Charleston SouthernBeckie Lesh, M, High PointLindsey Trexler, M, Charleston SouthernVeronica Lazar, GK, UNC Asheville

AAllll--AAccaaddeemmiicc TTeeaammJess Smith, Birmingham-SouthernMelanie Blaschke, Charleston SouthernEmily McColl, Coastal CarolinaTraci Andersen, High PointMandee Wheelock, Liberty

Megan Horan, RadfordRobyn Busha, UNC AshevilleKaren Bill, VMIMichelle Butler, Winthrop

AAllll--FFrreesshhmmaann TTeeaammAudrey Falconi, MF, VMILindsey Rice, D, Birmingham-SouthernSarah Catenacci, F, Charleston SouthernLaura Eldridge, F/M, High PointJill Boyer, D, RadfordJessica Hausfeld, MF, WinthropMaegan Hellberg, B, Coastal CarolinaHeather Bowling, M, Liberty

Keri Skelton, D, UNC AshevilleMaggie Woody, M, Liberty

Veronica Lazar, GK, UNC Asheville

PPllaayyeerr ooff tthhee YYeeaarrDimitra Poulos, GK, Winthrop

FFrreesshhmmaann ooff tthhee YYeeaarrAudrey Falconi, MF, VMI

CCooaacchh ooff tthhee YYeeaarrMelissa Heinz, Winthrop

SScchhoollaarr--AAtthhlleettee ((ss)) ooff tthhee YYeeaarrTraci Andersen, High PointMandee Wheelock, Liberty

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For more than 20 years, the BigSouth Conference has been a progres-sive, NCAA Division I athletic confer-ence reflecting the energy and growthof the Southeastern United States.

Founded in 1983, the Big Southhas matured into a competitive leaderin college athletics, actively pursuingexcellence both on the field of play andin the classroom. Based in Charlotte,N.C., the Big South Conference’s grow-ing presence as an NCAA Division Iathletic league is evident by competi-tive success on the national stage,innovative marketing and media part-nerships, increased television pack-ages, the enhancement of the quality ofthe student-athlete experience andstrategic planning that has carried theBig South through the first decade ofthe 21st century.

Entering its 24th year of existencein 2007-08, the Big South Conferencecontinues to emerge by providing qual-ity athletic competition, and intentional-ly fostering the academic, personal,social, athletic and leadership develop-ment of each student-athlete.

The league consists of eight mem-ber institutions: Charleston Southern,Coastal Carolina, High Point, Liberty,UNC Asheville, Radford, VirginiaMilitary Institute and Winthrop. Twonew members will join the Big Southfootprint in 2008-09 with the addition ofGardner-Webb and Presbyterian,which began its transition to Division Iathletics in 2006.

In the fall of 2002, the Big Southwelcomed the addition of football as aconference sport, bringing the numberof Division I championship programsthe Big South sponsors to 18, joiningmen’s and women’s cross country,men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball,men’s and women’s basketball, men’sand women’s indoor/outdoor track,men’s and women’s tennis, men’s andwomen’s golf, softball and baseball.The Big South receives automatic bidsto NCAA Championships in men's andwomen's basketball, men's andwomen's soccer, volleyball, men's andwomen's golf, baseball, softball andmen's and women's tennis.

The Big South reached newheights in 2006-07, as the league expe-rienced monumental milestones innearly every sport. In football, CoastalCarolina became the first Big South

member to receive a berth in the NCAADivision I Playoffs, being selected as anat-large participant to highlight the con-ference’s fifth year of sponsoring foot-ball.

In men’s basketball, Winthropbecame the first Big South member tobe ranked in the national Top 25 andfirst to win a first round NCAATournament game with its 74-64 victoryover Notre Dame.

In women’s basketball, the BigSouth had two teams participate in thepostseason for the first time in leaguehistory. In men’s golf, Coastal Carolinabecame the first Big South squad toadvance to the final round of the NCAAChampionship and finished fifth – theconference’s highest-ever team finishin an NCAA event.

In softball, Winthrop became thefirst Big South member to reach thechampionship game of an NCAARegional. In baseball, Coastal Carolinawas ranked as high as No. 10 in thenational polls, received a No. 1 seed inthe NCAA Regional and became thefirst Big South member to host anNCAA Regional. In volleyball, Winthropbecame the first Big South member towin a game in the NCAA Tournament.The Big South also had its first-everwomen’s cross country All-American in2006-07, as well as its first women’sgolf All-American in 10 years.

Additionally, Radford tennis playerMartin Sayer was selected to play inthe NCAA Singles Championship forthe second-straight year. Liberty’s JoshMcDougal received All-America honorsin the three running sports (cross coun-try, indoor track and outdoor track) forthe second-consecutive season.Coastal Carolina golfer Dustin Johnsonwas at one time the No. 1-ranked col-lege golfer en route to earning first-team All-America honors for the secondyear in-a-row.

The conference’s on-field accom-plishments were duplicated in theclassroom as well. A total of 36 Big

South student-athletes were namedAcademic All-District by the CollegeSports Information Directors of America(CoSIDA), nine of which earnedAcademic All-America accolades. Infootball, Coastal Carolina’s AnthonyFranklin received an NCAAPostgraduate Scholarship, and eightBig South member sports teams werehonored by the NCAA for their latestAcademic Progress Rate. In addition,more than 40 percent of Conferencestudent-athletes achieve at least a 3.0grad point average each year.

The league also recognizes andhonors academic excellence with thePresidential Honor Roll and the GeorgeA. Christenberry Award, which recog-nizes student-athletes graduating witha 4.0 grade point average. Additionally,the conference's Sports InformationDirectors annually select a Scholar-Athlete in each conference sport, plus amale and female Scholar-Athlete of theYear.

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Founded: 1983

President:

Dr. Anthony J. DiGiorgio, Winthrop

Vice-President:

General J.H. Binford Peay III, VirginiaMilitary Institute

Secretary: Penelope Kyle, Radford

Commissioner: Kyle B. Kallander

Associate Commissioner - Marketing:

James F. Companion, Jr.

Associate Commissioner -

Compliance: Dawn Turner

Full-Time Member Institutions (8):

Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina,High Point, Liberty, Radford, UNCAsheville, Virginia Military Institute,Winthrop

Future Members: Gardner-Webb (2008-09), Presbyterian (2008-09), Stony Brook(2008 as associate football member)

Geographical Breakdown (3 states):

North Carolina (2) – High Point, UNCAsheville; South Carolina (3) –Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina,Winthrop; Virginia (3) – Liberty, Radford,Virginia Military Institute

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2007 WOMEN’S SOCCER2007 OPPONENTS

Location: Clemson, S.C.

Founded: 1889

Enrollment: 17,135

Nickname: Lady Tigers

Colors: Burnt Orange &

Northwest Purple

Conference: Atlantic Coast

Head Coach: Todd Bramble

Record at School: 70-45-12

Overall Record: 70-45-12

2006 Record: 11-8-5

Conference Record: 5-3-2/T-4th

Letterwinners Return/Lost:18/6

Soccer SID: Libby Kehn

E-mail Address:[email protected]

SID Phone: (864) 656-2114

SID Fax: (864) 656-0299

Web site: clemsontigers.com

Series: First Meeting

CLEMSON LADY TIGERSRiggs Field - Clemson, S.C.

Aug. 31 - 5 p.m.Location: Flagstaff, Ariz.

Founded: 1899

Enrollment: 20,562

Nickname: Lumberjacks

Colors: Gold & Sage

Conference: Big Sky

Head Coach: Andre Luciano



2006 Record: 7-10-1

Conference Record: 2-4-1/6th

Letterwinners Return/Lost: 9/7

Soccer SID: Joseph Scacco

E-mail Address: [email protected]

SID Phone: (928) 523-6793

SID Fax: (928) 523-6793

Web site: nauathletics.com


NORTHERNARIZONA LUMBERJACKSLumberjack Stadium - Flagstaff, Ariz.

NAU High Altitude Tournament - Sept. 7 - 10 p.m.

Location: Irvine, Calif.

Founded: 1962

Enrollment: 25,000

Nickname: Anteaters

Colors: Blue & Gold

Conference: Big West

Head Coach: Scott Juniper

Record at School: First Year

Overall Record: First Year

2006 Record: 3-13-1

Conference Record: 0-7/8th

Letterwinners Return?Lost: 16/6

Soccer SID: Erik Wirtanen


SID Phone: (949) 824-8934

SID Fax: (949) 824-5260

Web site: UCIrvineSports.com

UC IRVINE ANTEATERSLumberjack Stadium - Flagstaff, Ariz.

NAU High Altitude Tournament - Sept. 9 - 2 p.m.Location: Norfolk, Va.

Founded: 1930

Enrollment: 21,500

Nickname: Lady Monarchs

Colors: Slate Blue, Sky Blue &

Silver

Conference: Colonial Athletics

Head Coach: Joe Pereira



2006 Record: 17-5-1



Soccer SID: Carol Hudson


SID Phone: (757)683-3372

SID Fax: (757) 683-3119

Website: odusports.cstv.com

Series: ODU leads, 2-0

OLD DOMINION LADY MONARCHSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Sept. 15 - 6 p.m.

Location: Charlottesville, Va.

Founded: 1819

Enrollment: 20,399

Nickname: Cavaliers

Colors: Orange & Blue

Conference: Atlantic Coast

Head Coach: Steve Swanson



2006 Record: 12-8-2



Soccer SID: Steve Kirkland


SID Phone: (434) 982-5535

SID Fax: (434) 982-5525

Website: virginiasports.com

VIRGINIA CAVALIERSKlochner Stadium - Charlottesville, Va.

Sept. 21 - 7 p.m.

Series: UVa leads, 6-0

Location: Charleston, S.C.

Founded: 1964

Enrollment: 2,849

Nickname: Lady Buccaneers

Colors: Blue & Gold

Conference: Big South

Head Coach: Eric Terrill



2006 Record: 5-10-2



Soccer SID: Blake Freeland


SID Phone: (843) 863-7687

SID Fax: (843) 863-7676

Website: csusports.com

CHARLESTON SO. LADY BUCCANEERSBuccaneers Field - Charleston, S.C.

Sept. 28 - 4 p.m.

Series: CSU leads, 8-7-2


2007 OPPONENTS

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Location: Clinton, S.C.

Founded: 1880

Enrollment: 1,200

Nickname: Blue Hose

Colors: Blue & Garnet


Head Coach: Brian Purcell



2006 Record: 8-10


Letterwinners Return/Lost:NA

Soccer SID: Brian Hand


SID Phone: (864) 906-5830

SID Fax: (864) 833-8323

Web site: presby.edubluehose

PRESBYTERIAN BLUE HOSEMartin Stadium at Edens Field - Clinton, S.C.

Sept. 30 - 1 p.m.Location: Lexington, Va.

Founded: 1839

Enrollment: 1,300

Nickname: Keydets

Colors: Red, White & Yellow


Head Coach: Bryan Williams

Record at School: 12-24


2006 Record: 5-12



Soccer SID: Christian Hoffman

E-mail Adress:[email protected]

SID Phone: (540) 464-7514

SID Fax: (540) 464-7583

Web site: vmikeydets.com

VMI KEYDETSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 6 - 7 p.m.

Location: Farmville, Va.

Founded: 1839

Enrollment: 4,400

Nickname: Lancers

Colors: Blue & White

Conference: United Soccer

Head Coach: Todd Dyer



2006 Record: 11-5-3

Conference Record: NA


Soccer SID: Greg Prouty

E-mail Address: [email protected]

SID Phone: (434) 395-2097

SID Fax: (434) 395-2568

Web site: longwoodlancers.com

LONGWOOD LANCERSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 9 - 7 p.m.Location: Rock Hill, S.C.

Founded: 1886

Enrollment: 6,600

Nickname: Eagles

Colors: Garnet & Gold


Head Coach: Melissa Heinz



2006 Record: 13-5-3

Conference Record: 6-1-1/1st


Soccer SID: Jack Frost


SID Phone: (803) 323-2129

SID Fax: (803) 323-2433

Web site: winthropeagles.com

WINTHROP EAGLESLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 13 - 6 p.m.

Location: Buenta Vista, Va.

Founded: 1867

Enrollment: 715

Nickname: Knights

Colors: Black & White

Conference: N/A

Head Coach: Matt Grawrock

Record at School: First Season

Overall Record: First Season

2006 Record: 9-7-0



Soccer SID: Kyle Chilton


SID Phone: (540) 261-4524

SID Fax: (540) 261- 8434

Web site: svuknights.com

SOUTHERN VIRGINIA KNIGHTSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 16 - 7 p.m.


Location: Florence, S.C.

Founded: 1970

Enrollment: 4,075

Nickname: Patriots

Colors: Red, White & Blue

Conference: Independent

Head Coach: Marty Beall



2006 Record: 11-5-3



Soccer SID: Michael Hawkins


SID Phone: (843) 661-1222

SID Fax: (843)665-9248

Web site: fmarion.edu

FRANCIS MARION PATRIOTSBuccaneers Field - Charleston, S.C.

Sept. 28 - 4 p.m.


Series: First Meeting Series: Liberty leads, 3-0

Series: Liberty leads, 5-0-1 Series: WU leads, 3-1

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2007 WOMEN’S SOCCER2007 OPPONENTS

Location: High Point, N.C.

Founded: 1924

Enrollment: 3,100

Nickname: Panthers

Colors: Purple & White


Head Coach: Michelle Rayner



2006 Record: 4-15-0

Conference Record: 3-4-0/T-6th


Soccer SID: Brian Morgan


SID Phone: (336) 841-4605

SID Fax: (336) 841-9182

Web site: highpointpanthers.com

HIGH POINT PANTHERSRichard F. Vert Soccer Stadium - High Point, N.C.

Oct. 20 - 7 p.m.Location: Radford, Va.

Founded: 1910

Enrollment: 9,552

Nickname: Highlanders

Colors: Red & White


Head Coach: Ben Sohrabi



2006 Record: 7-11

Conference Record: 3-5/T-6th


Soccer SID: Brian Stanley


SID Phone: (540) 831-5726

SID Fax: (540) 831-5556

Web site: RUHighlanders.com

RADFORD HIGHLANDERSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 23 - 7 p.m.

Location: Conway, S.C.

Founded: 1954

Enrollment: 8,049

Nickname: Chanticleers

Colors: Coastal Green, Bronze

& Black


Head Coach: Rohan Naraine



2006 Record: 13-6-1

Conference Record: 6-2-0/2nd


Soccer SID: Kent Reichert


SID Phone: (843) 349-2840

SID Fax: (843) 349-2819

Web site: GoCCUSports.com

Series: Liberty leads, 6-2

COASTAL CAROLINA CHANTICLEERSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Oct. 27 - 6 p.m.Location: Asheville, N.C.

Founded: 1927

Enrollment: 3,500

Nickname: Bulldogs

Colors: Royal Blue & White


Head Coach: Michele Cornish



2006 Record: 10-7-3



Soccer SID: Mike Gore


SID Phone: (828) 251-6923

SID Fax: (828) 251-6386

Web site: uncabulldogs.com

UNC ASHEVILLE BULLDOGSGreenwood Field - Asheville, N.C.

Oct. 31 - 4 p.m.

Location: Brookings, S.D.

Founded: 1881

Enrollment: 11,377

Nickname: Jackrabbits

Colors: Yellow & Blue

Conference: The Summit

League

Head Coach: Lang Wedemeyer



2006 Record: 8-9-3

Conference Record: 2-1-0


Soccer SID: Justin Stottlemeyer


SID Phone: (605) 688-4822

SID Fax: (605) 688-5999

Web site: GoJacks.com


SOUTH DAKOTA ST. JACKRABBITSLiberty Soccer Field - Lynchburg, Va.

Nov. 3 - 7 p.m.

NNoovv.. 88No. 8 seed vs. No. 1 seedNo. 7 seed vs. No. 2 seedNo. 6 seed vs. No. 3 seedNo. 5 seed vs. No. 4 seed

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winner No. 8/1 vs. winner No. 5/4winner No. 7/2 vs. winner No. 6/3

NNoovv.. 1111Big South Championship

BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPBlackbaud Stadium - Charleston, S.C.

Nov. 8- 11

Series: Liberty leads, 9-5-2 Series: RU leads, 11-5-3

Series: Liberty leads, 9-7-3

ALL-TIME HONORS

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CoSIDA Academic All-America

Third TeamJen Hodges - 1999

NSCAA All-Region

Third TeamNancy Davis - 2000Jenny Davis - 2000

SoccerBuzz Mid-Atlantic

Freshman All-Region

Jenny Davis - 2000

CoSIDA Academic All-Region

First TeamJen Hodges - 1999Nancy Davis - 2001

CoSIDA Academic All-District

First TeamJen Hodges - 1999Nancy Davis - 2000

VaSID All-State

First TeamChristina Popoff - 1998Nancy Davis - 1999Jenny Davis - 2000Breanna Jacinto - 2000Rachel Bendzlowicz - 2005Tanya Payne - 2005Suzanne Edwards - 2006

Second TeamLauren Coffey - 1999Nancy Davis - 2000Jenny Davis - 2002-03Megan Fatkin - 2004Amy Oberlin - 2006

All-Academic

Mandee (Judd) Wheelock - 2007

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Player of the Year

Shannon Hutchinson - 1997 (Co-Player)Christina Popoff - 1998

Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Jen Hodges - 1999Nancy Davis - 2001Mandee (Judd) Wheelock - 2006(Co-Scholar)

Rookie of the Year

Summer Able - 1994 (Co-Rookie)

Coach of the Year

James Price - 1999

All-Conference

First Team Shannon Hutchinson - 1997Jerri Lucido - 1997Christina Popoff - 1998Nancy Davis - 1998-99-2000-01Breanna Jacinto - 1999-2000Jenny Davis - 2000-03Katie Woodrow - 2001-02Sarah Gantner - 2002Rachel Bendzlowicz - 2003Mandee (Judd) Wheelock - 2003-05-06Megan Fatkin - 2004Lauren Zealand - 2004Tanya Payne - 2005Suzanne Edwards - 2006Amy Oberlin - 2006

Rachel Bendzlowicz Jenny Davis Megan Fatkin Sarah Gantner Jen Hodges

Nancy Davis -

Four-time first team all-conference

Sarah Hutchinson -

1997 Co-Big South Player of the Year

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2007 WOMEN’S SOCCERALL-TIME HONORS

Second Team Summer Able - 1994Shannon Hutchinson - 1995Kara Crosby - 1996Jerri Lucido - 1996Lisa Duer - 1997Makaela Gibson - 1997Christy Reccord - 1997Cheryl (Williams)Jones -1997-2000Felicia Jennings - 1998 - 2001Lauren (Coffey) Zealand - 1999Sarah Gantner- 2000Emily Shubin - 2001-02Megan Fatkin - 2002-03Kimberly Hawkins - 2003Rachel Bendzlowicz - 2004Amy Oberlin - 2005Ashley Braam - 2006

All-Academic

Lisa Deur - 1996Jerri Lucido - 1997Julie Reinwald - 1998Jen Hodges - 1999Cheryl Jones - 2000Nancy Davis - 2001Jenny Davis - 2002-03Lauren (Coffey) Zealand - 2004Sonia Rodriguez - 2005Mandee Wheelock - 2006

All-Freshman

Heather Bowling - 2006Maggie Woody - 2006

Big South Tournament MVP

Nancy Davis - 2000Jenny Davis - 2001Rachel Bendzlowicz - 2005

All-Tournament

Nancy Davis - 1998-99-2000Breanna Jacinto - 1999-2000Kim Althouse - 1999Sarah Gantner - 2000-01Jenny Davis - 2000-01-02Natalie Mayer - 2001Lauren (Coffey) Zealand - 2001Emily Shubin - 2002Rachel Bendzlowicz - 2003-05Kimberly Hawkins - 2004Brittney Bench - 2005Rachel Hetrick - 2005Amy Oberlin - 2005Paige Cheek - 2006Krisitin Faxon - 2006Mallory Neff - 2006

Breanna Jacinto Jerri Lucido Tanya Payne Katie Woodrow Lauren (Coffey) Zealand

Christina Popoff -

1998 Big South Player of the Year

James Price -

1999 Big South Coach of the Year

Mandee (Judd) Wheelock -

Three-time first team all-conference

THE RECORD BOOK

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Points

1. Nancy Davis, 1999 . . . . . . . . . . .43

2. Nancy Davis, 2000 . . . . . . . . . . .33

3. Nancy Davis, 1998 . . . . . . . . . . .21

4. Jennifer Rapp, 1994 . . . . . . . . . .18

Leanne Faulk, 1991 . . . . . . . . . .18

Goals Scored

1. Nancy Davis, 1999 . . . . . . . . . . .17

2. Nancy Davis, 2000 . . . . . . . . . . .13

Lauren Coffey (Zealand), 1999 .13

4. Nancy Davis, 1998 . . . . . . . . . . . .9

5. Breanna Jacinto, 2000 . . . . . . . . .8

Jennifer Rapp, 1994 . . . . . . . . . . .8

Katie Woodrow, 2000 . . . . . . . . . .8

Assists

1. Nancy Davis, 1999 . . . . . . . . . . . .9

2. Cheryl (Williams) Jones, 1999 . . .7

Emily Shubin, 2001 . . . . . . . . . . .7

4. Lauren Coffey (Zealand), 1999 . .6

Breanna Jacinto, 1999 . . . . . . . . .6

6. Dana Giani, 1999 . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Jerri Lucido, 1997 . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Robin Ingalls, 1988 . . . . . . . . . . .5

Christy Reccord, 1999 . . . . . . . . .5

Cheryl Williams (Jones), 1997 . . .5

Saves

1. Shannon Hutchinson, 1997 . . .165

2. Paula Barringer, 1989 . . . . . . .158



5. Sonia Rodriguez, 2005 . . . . . . . 93

Shutouts

1. Natalie Mayer, 2001 . . . . . . . . . . .9

2. Amy Moxley, 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . .7

3. Michelle Curtis, 1992 . . . . . . . . . .4

4. Heather Greene, 1994 . . . . . . .3.5

Shannon Hutchinson, 1997 . . . .3.5

Goals-Against-Average

1. Amy Moxley, 2000 . . . . . . . . . .1.04

2. Katherine Neff, 2006 . . . . . . . .1.05

2. Natalie Mayer, 2002 . . . . . . . .1.30

3. Natalie Mayer, 2003 . . . . . . . .1.31

4. Heather Greene, 1991 . . . . . .1.42

Minutes In Goal

1. Amy Moxley, 2000 . . . . . . . . .1983

2. Sonia Rodriguez, 2005 . . . . .1940

3. Natalie Mayer, 2001 . . . . . . . .1780

4. Sarah Hutchinson, 1997 . . . .1652

5. Addy Allen, 1998 . . . . . . . . . .1558

SSEEAASSOONN RREECCOORRDDSSGoals4 Nancy Davis vs. Howard

Nov. 4, 1999

4 Jenice Oliveras vs. Carson-Newman

Oct. 14, 1991

4 Robin Ingalls vs. Randolph-Macon

Women’s College Oct. 6, 1988

Assists4 Jerri Lucido vs. Howard

Sept. 9, 1997

Points9 Robin Ingalls vs. Randolph-Macon

Women’s College Oct. 6, 1988

8 Nancy Davis vs. Howard

Nov. 4, 1999

8 Nancy Davis vs. South Carolina State

Oct. 9, 1999

8 Jenice Oliveras vs. Carson-Newman

Oct. 6, 1991

Saves25 Shannon Hutchinson at East Carolina

Sept. 11, 1996

25 Paula Barringer at Radford

Oct. 15, 1988

SINGLE GAME

Goals . . . .23 vs. South Carolina State

Oct. 9, 1999

Assists . . .13 vs. South Carolina State

Oct. 9, 1999

Shots . . . .57 vs. South Carolina State

Oct. 9, 1999

Saves . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 vs. Radford

Oct. 15, 1988

Goals Against . . . . . . . . . .12 at Mary

Washington Sept. 11, 1988

SINGLE SEASON

Wins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15, 2000

Losses . . . . . . . . . . . . .14, 1996; 2003

Win Percentage . . . . . . . . .682, 2000

Goals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65, 1999

Goals/Game . . . . . . . . . . . .3.42, 1999

Assists . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54, 1999

Shots . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .311, 1999

Shutouts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9, 2001

Goals Against Average . . .1.04, 2000

Saves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .171,1997

Goals Allowed . . . . . . . . . . .65, 1993

Consecutive Wins . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

(Oct. 18, 2005 to Nov. 6, 2005)

TTEEAAMM RREECCOORRDDSS

Nancy Davis finished her Lady Flames’ career as

the program’s most prolific scorer, holding season and

career records in goals, assists and points

SSIINNGGLLEE GGAAMMEE RREECCOORRDDSS

Points

1. Nancy Davis, 98-01 . . . . . . . . .106

2. Lauren (Coffey) Zealand, 99, 01,

03-04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50

3. Amy Ingalls, 89-92 . . . . . . . . . . 43

4. Jenice Oliveras, 91-94 . . . . . . . .37

5. Leanne Falk, 89-91 . . . . . . . . . .36

Breanna Jacinto, 99-00 . . . . . . .36

Goals Scored

1. Nancy Davis, 98-01 . . . . . . . . . .43

2. Lauren (Coffey) Zealand, 99,01,

03-04 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

3. Amy Ingalls, 89-02 . . . . . . . . . . .19

4. Leanne Faulk, 88-91 . . . . . . . . . .15

5. Jessica Kerth, 1994-97 . . . . . . . .14

Jenice Oliveras, 1991-94 . . . . . .14

Assists

1. Nancy Davis, 98-01 . . . . . . . . . .20

2. Cheryl (Williams) Jones, 97-00 . .18

3. Lauren Zealand, 99, 01, 03-04 . .10

4. Breanna Jacinto, 99-00 . . . . . . .10

5. Dana Giani, 97-2000 . . . . . . . . . .9

Jenice Oliveras, 1991-94 . . . . . . .9

Games Played

1. Nancy Davis, 98-01 . . . . . . . . . .78

2. Alicia Davis, 99-02 . . . . . . . . . . .77

3. Dana Giani, 97-00 . . . . . . . . . . .76

Cheryl (Williams) Jones, 97-00 .76

5. Liz Rudolph, 2001-04 . . . . . . . . .75

Michelle Small, 1997-00 . . . . . . .75

Mandee (Judd) Wheelock, 03-06 75

Saves

1. Shannon Hutchison, 94-97 . . .461

2. Paula Barringer, 89-91 . . . . . . .296

3. Natalie Mayer, 01-04 . . . . . . . .199

4. Addy Allen, 98-99 . . . . . . . . . . .138

5. Michelle Curtis, 92-93 . . . . . . .137

Shutouts

1. Natalie Mayer, 01-04 . . . . . . . .15.5

2. Shannon Hutchinson, 94-97 . 7.5

3. Amy Moxley, 00-01 . . . . . . . . . . 7

4. Paula Barringer, 88-89 . . . . . . . . .5

5. Addy Allen, 97-99 . . . . . . . . . 4.5

Goals Against Average

(Min. 2,500 minutes in goal)

1. Sonia Rodriguez, 2000-05 . . . .1.64

2. Natalie Mayer, 2001-2004 . . . .1.81

3. Addy Allen, 1997-99 . . . . . . . . .2.21

4. Sarah Hutchinson, 1994-97 . . .2.30

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CCAARREEEERR RREECCOORRDDSS

Year Name G A Pts

2006 Amy Oberlin 5 3 13

Mandee Wheelock 5 3 13

2005 TanYa Payne 5 4 14

2004 Lauren Zealand 3 2 8

2003 Rachel Lyndon 4 1 9

2002 Jenny Davis 3 0 6

Sarah Foster 3 0 6

Katie Woodrow 3 0 6

2001 Katie Woodrow 6 3 16

2000 Nancy Davis 13 7 33



1997 Jerri Lucido 6 5 17

1996 Jessica Kerth 2 0 4

Cori Tallman 1 2 4

1995 Jennifer Jess 3 1 7

1994 Jennifer Rapp 8 2 18

1993 Cori Tallman 4 2 10

1992 Kendra Bengds 5 0 10

1991 Leanne Faulk 7 4 18

1990 Amy Ingalls 5 2 12

1989 Amy Ingalls 5 1 11

1988 Robin Ingalls 6 5 17

Year Name GAA

2006 Katherine Neff 1.05

2005 Sonia Rodriguez 1.53

2004 Natalie Mayer 2.20

2003 Christie Goodman-Williams 1.54



2000 Amy Moxley 1.04

1999 Addy Allen 2.00

1998 Addy Allen 2.25

1997 Shannon Hutchinson 2.02




1993 Michelle Curtis 3.52

1992 Michelle Curtis 2.82

1991 Heather Greene 1.42

1990 Holly Lightbody 2.96

1989 Paula Barringer 3.67

1988 Paula Barringer 4.59

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1988

Record: 4-6-1

Coach: Roy Yarborough

S. 10 A Mary Washington L 0 12S. 15 A Randolph-Macon L 0 8S. 17 H Maryville L (OT) 4 5S. 26 A Sweet Briar W 1 0O. 6 H RMWC W 9 0O. 12 H Southern Seminary W 2 1O. 15 A Radford L 0 5O. 20 H James Madison L 0 3O. 21 A Maryville W 3 2O. 27 A Virginia Tech L 0 3O. 29 A VCU T (OT) 3 3

1989

Record: 6-9-1

Coach: Jim Long

S. 7 H Randolph-Macon L 2 8S. 11 H Washington and Lee W 4 0S. 16 H Mary Washington L 1 3S. 20 A Guilford T (OT) 2 2S. 23 H Maryville L 0 3S. 26 A Radford L 0 10S. 28 H Virginia Wesleyan L 0 2S. 29 H UMBC W ForfeitO. 5 A Methodist L 0 10O. 10 A RMWC W 1 0O. 13 H Hollins W 4 1O. 17 A Elon L 1 9O. 20 H Charleston L 4 5O. 21 H Davidson L 1 4O. 28 A Sweet Briar W 1 0O. 31 A UMBC W Forfeit

1990

Record: 3-10-0

Coach: Jim Long

S. 4 H Ferrum W 6 1S. 8 H Univ. of the South L (OT) 2 3S. 14 A Charleston L 1 3S. 20 A UMBC L 0 4S. 21 A Roanoke L 1 3S. 25 H James Madison L 0 7S. 29 H Vanderbilt L 0 7O. 6 A Virginia Wesleyan L 0 2O. 12 A Tusculum L 0 4O. 13 A Maryville L 0 4O. 14 A Tusculum W 3 0O. 24 H Southern Seminary W 6 2O. 27 H Davidson L 1 3

1991

Record: 4-6-2

Coach: Jim Long

S. 7 A Trinity W 8 0S. 14 H Virginia Wesleyan T (OT) 2 2S. 17 A UNC Greensboro L 0 1S. 19 H Tusculum L 1 2S. 24 A Southern Seminary W 5 0S. 30 A RMWC W 8 0O. 9 H Sweet Briar T (OT) 0 0O. 14 H Carson-Newman W 5 2O. 19 H Roanoke L 0 4O. 22 H Shenandoah L 0 1O. 26 A Davidson L 0 5N. 2 H Maryville L 0 1

1992

Record: 4-7-0

Big South: 1-5-0

Coach: Kerry St. John

S. 12 H Davidson L 0 4S. 16 A UNC Greensboro* W 4 0S. 19 H Wash. & Jefferson W 7 0S. 26 A Campbell* L 0 5O. 3 H UNC Asheville* W 1 0O. 9 A UMBC* L 0 6O. 16 A Roanoke L 0 1O. 23 A High Point W 2 0O. 28 A Shenandoah L 0 3O. 30 H Radford* L 0 9N. 6 A Towson State# L 0 3

* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

1993

Record: 1-12-1

Big South: 0-7-0

Coach: Kerry St. John

S. 6 H Virginia Tech L 3 4S. 10 H UNC Greensboro* L 0 9S. 14 H High Point L 1 3S. 18 A Charleston Southern* L 1 4S. 21 A Radford* L 0 3S. 25 H UMBC* L 0 8S. 28 H American L 2 8O. 2 A Davidson L 0 6O. 5 H Campbell* L 1 6O. 8 A Mt. Saint Mary's W (OT) 3 2O. 9 A St. Francis (Pa.) L 2 5O. 12 A Towson State* L 1 3O. 20 A UNC Asheville* L (OT) 1 2N. 6 H Kutztown T (OT) 2 2

* Big South Conference Game

1994

Record: 5-10-0

Big South: 1-5-0

Coach: Ken Perkins

S. 3 H UNC Charlotte L 0 5S. 6 A Virginia Tech L 0 4S. 10 H Mount St. Mary's W 2 1S. 13 H UMBC* L 0 1S. 17 H Towson State* L 2 5S. 19 A UNC Greensboro* L 0 7S. 24 A East Carolina W 5 4S. 28 A Georgetown L 1 4O. 8 H St. Francis W 3 1O. 10 A High Point L 0 2O. 13 H Radford* L 0 7O. 15 H UNC Asheville* W (OT) 1 0O. 22 H Charleston Southern* L 0 2O. 26 A Robert Morris W 8 1O. 29 H UNC Wilmington L 2 4

* Big South Conference Game

1995

Record: 4-12-0

Big South: 0-5-0

Coach: Ken Perkins

S. 2 H Elon W 2 0S. 4 H Appalachian State L 1 2S. 7 H UMBC * L 0 5S. 9 H VCU L (OT) 2 3S. 11 A Furman L 0 1S. 14 A UNC Wilmington L 0 2S. 16 H East Carolina L 1 2S. 21 H Georgetown W 1 0S. 23 H UNC Asheville* L 0 2S. 29 A St. Francis W 2 1O. 6 A VCU L 0 1O. 10 H UNC Greensboro* L 0 4O. 14 A Charleston Southern* L 0 1O. 17 A Radford* L 1 3O. 21 A Mt. Saint Mary's W 3 2N. 2 N UMBC # L 0 2


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1996

Record: 2-14-0

Big South: 0-5-0

Coach: Ken Perkins

A. 30 H Richmond L 0 3S. 7 A UMBC* L 0 1S. 9 A Howard W 4 2S. 11 A East Carolina L 0 3S. 14 H St. Francis W 2 0S. 17 A Georgetown L 0 5S. 21 A Wofford L 0 2S. 22 A Furman L 0 3S. 28 A Elon L 0 4S. 30 H Radford* L 0 6O. 12 H UNC Asheville* L 0 2O. 19 H Charleston Southern* L 0 1O. 23 A UNC Greensboro* L 0 5O. 26 H Lincoln Memorial L 0 1N. 1 H VCU L 0 2N. 11 N UMBC# L 1 3


1997

Record: 6-13-0

Big South: 0-5-0

Coach: James Price

A. 30 A East Carolina W 1 0S. 1 H Elon L 0 1S. 3 A Richmond L 0 4S. 6 H Appalachian State L 1 4S. 9 H Howard W 7 2S. 13 H UMBC* L 1 3S. 17 H High Point W 3 1S. 20 A UNC Wilmington L 1 5S. 24 A VCU W 1 0S. 27 A UNC Asheville* L 0 2O. 1 H Furman L (OT) 0 1O. 4 H Kent State W 3 0O. 8 H Radford* L 0 1O. 11 A South Alabama* L 0 3O. 18 A Charleston Southern* L 1 2O. 24 H Wofford L 2 4O. 25 H Lenoir-Rhyne W 2 0O. 30 A Appalachian State L 0 4N. 6 N UMBC# L 0 4


1998

Record: 3-12-3

Big South: 0-5-0

Coach: James Price

S. 4 A Kent State L (OT) 1 2S. 5 A Youngstown State W 4 2S. 9 H VCU L (2OT) 2 3S. 11 N Georgia State^ L 0 5S. 12 N Buffalo^ L 0 5S. 15 A Appalachian State L 0 3S. 19 A Elon L 0 1S. 25 H Sweet Briar W 8 2S. 28 H Charleston Southern* L 0 2S. 30 H High Point T (2OT) 0 0O. 3 A Lenoir-Rhyne T (2OT) 1 1O. 8 H South Alabama* L 0 5O. 10 H UNC Wilmington L 0 5O. 14 A Howard* L (OT) 1 2O. 21 A Radford* L 0 3O. 24 H UNC Asheville* L 0 3O. 27 H Pfeiffer W 3 1N. 5 H Charleston Southern# T (2OT) 2 2

(CSU advances on penalty kicks,4-1)

^ Furman Tournament* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

1999

Record: 10-9-0

Big South: 3-3-0

Coach: James Price

A. 28 H Lenoir-Rhyne W 5 1S. 1 A Virginia Tech L 2 6S. 4 A UNC Asheville* W 1 0S. 10 N Marshall^ L 0 1S. 11 N Ball State^ W 1 0S. 18 H Elon* L 0 1S. 23 H Radford* L 2 3S. 25 H Wofford L 1 3O. 7 A Western Carolina L 1 2O. 9 H South Carolina State W 23 0O. 12 H Appalachian State W 5 4O. 13 A Longwood W 1 0O. 16 A High Point* W 2 1O. 20 H Howard* W 10 3O. 23 A Charleston Southern* L 3 5O. 25 A VCU L (2OT) 1 2N. 4 H Howard# W 4 1N. 5 H Radford# W 1 0N. 6 H Elon# L (OT) 2 3

^ Penguin Soccer Cup* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

2000

Record: 15-7-0

Big South: 4-2-0

Coach: James Price

A. 26 A Sonoma State L 0 1S. 1 A Virginia Tech L 0 1S. 5 H Longwood W 5 1S. 9 H Youngstown State W 15 0S. 13 A UNC Wilmington L 1 2S. 16 A Mount St. Mary's L (OT) 1 2S. 21 H VCU W 2 1S. 23 H Charleston Southern* W 2 0S. 26 H High Point* W 3 1S. 30 A Coastal Carolina* L 0 1O. 3 A Appalachian State W (OT) 2 1O. 7 H Tampa W 8 1O. 9 A Campbell W 3 0O. 14 H UNC Asheville* W 2 0

O. 18 A Radford* L 1 2O. 21 A Elon* W (OT) 2 1O. 22 A Wofford W (OT) 2 1O. 26 N UNC Asheville# W 3 1O. 27 N Charleston Southern# W 1 0O. 28 N Elon# W 2 0N. 3 H Tennessee Tech^ W 1 0N. 8 A Wake Forest$ L 1 6

* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game^ NCAA Play-In Game$ NCAA Tournament Game

2001

Record: 11-8-2

Big South: 3-2-1

Coach: James Price

S. 1 N Stetson! W 5 0S. 3 N UCF! L 0 3S. 8 H Campbell L 0 1S. 17 A High Point* L 2 3S. 22 A UNC Asheville* W 2 1S. 26 A Virginia L 0 7S. 29 H Coastal Carolina* W 1 0O. 2 H Appalachian State W (OT) 2 1O. 6 H Gardner-Webb T (2OT) 0 0O. 11 A Wofford W 1 0O. 16 H Virginia Tech W (OT) 2 1O. 18 H UNC Wilmington L 0 2O. 20 H Elon* W 3 0O. 23 A VCU W 2 0O. 27 H Radford* T (2OT) 1 1O. 30 A Wake Forest L 0 6N. 3 A Charleston Southern* L 2 3N. 8 N High Point# W 1 0N. 9 A Charleston Southern# W 1 0N. 10 N Elon# W 2 0N. 16 A Virginia$ L 0 3

! UCF Tournament * Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

Amy Moxley

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1997-2000

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2002

Record: 7-8-2

Big South: 5-0-1

Coach: James Price

S. 3 A UNC Greensboro L 0 4S. 6 A Pepperdine L 0 5S. 8 N UC Santa Barbara L 0 4S. 10 A Gardner-Webb W 1 0S. 12 H High Point* T 1 1S. 17 A N.C. State L 0 3S. 21 H Charleston Southern* W 2 0S. 24 A Virginia Tech L 0 5S. 28 A Coastal Carolina* W 1 0O. 3 H East Carolina L 1 2O. 7 H Birmingham-Southern W 2 1O. 8 A Appalachian State L (OT) 0 1O. 12 H UNC Asheville* W 2 1O. 18 H Colorado College L 0 2O. 26 A Elon* W 2 0N. 2 A Radford* W 2 0N. 5 N UNC Ashevillet# T (2OT) 1 1

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2003

Record: 4-14-2

Big South: 4-2-1

Coach: James Price

A. 29 A UNC Wilmington L 1 2A. 31 A East Carolina L 0 2S. 4 A Wake Forest L 0 6S. 7 A William & Mary L 0 4S. 13 H Longwood T 0 0S. 17 A VCU L 0 1S. 20 H Coastal Carolina* W 2 0S. 22 H Western Carolina L 1 2S. 26 A Georgia! L 0 8S. 28 N South Carolina! L 0 1O. 3 H Virginia Tech L 1 2O. 4 A Birmingham-Southern* L 1 2O. 9 A High Point* W 3 1O. 11 H Winthrop* L (OT) 1 2O. 14 H Radford* T 2 2O. 19 H Georgetown L 1 2

O. 21 A Virginia L 0 6O. 25 A Charleston Southern* W 3 2O. 27 A UNC Asheville* W 1 0N. 6 N Charleston Southern# L 0 1

! University of Georgia Tournament* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

2004

Record: 5-10-2

Big South: 4-2-2

Coach: James Price

S. 1 A Virginia L 0 5S. 3 A Loyola (Ill.) L 1 2S. 5 A DePaul L 1 6S. 19 A Virginia Tech L 1 4S. 22 A Coastal Carolina* W 2 0S. 25 H George Mason L (OT) 0 1O. 1 A Winthrop* W (OT) 2 1O. 2 A Longwood W 2 1O. 5 H VCU L 0 2O. 9 H Birmingham-Southern* L 1 3O. 12 H High Point* W 2 0O. 19 A Georgetown L 1 4O. 23 H UNC Asheville* L 0 1O. 26 A VMI* W 5 1O. 29 A Radford* T (2 OT) 1 1O. 30 H Charleston Southern* T (2 OT) 1 1N. 4 N High Point# L 0 3


2005

Record: 12-7-2

Big South: 5-3-0

Coach: James Price

A. 26 A UMBC W 3 2A. 28 A Rider T (2 OT) 1 1S. 2 A N.C. State! L (OT) 0 1S. 4 N Elon! T (2 OT) 1 1S. 10 H Old Dominion L 0 2S. 16 H Arkansas W 2 1S. 21 A James Madison L 0 4S. 26 H Longwood W 3 2O. 1 A Charleston Southern* W 2 0O. 4 H Radford* W 4 2O. 10 A UNC Asheville* L 1 4O. 13 A High Point* L 1 3O. 15 H Winthrop* L 0 1O. 18 H VMI* W 2 1O. 22 A Birmingham-Southern* W 1 0O. 24 A Howard W 2 1O. 29 H Coastal Carolina* W 2 1N. 3 N Birmingham-Southern# W 4 1N. 4 N Radford# W 2 1N. 6 N UNC Asheville# W 3 0N. 11 A Virginia$ L 0 4

! Summitt Hospitality Invite (Cary, N.C.)* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game$ NCAA Tournament Game

2006

Record: 9-7-2

Big South: 5-2-1

Coach: James Price

A. 25 A Longwood W 3 0A. 27 A Virginia L 0 1S. 01 A John Browne W 2 0S. 03 A Arkansas L 1 3S. 08 N Wake Forest! L 0 4

S. 10 A Virginia Tech! L 0 2S. 16 H Charleston Southern* W 7 0S. 18 A Old Dominion L (OT) 1 2S. 24 A Coastal Carolina* L (OT) 1 2S. 27 H High Point* W 2 1S. 30 H UNC Asheville* T (2OT) 0 0O. 3 A VMI* W 3 0O. 6 A Radford* W 2 1O. 14 H Birmingham-Southern* W 2 0O. 21 A Winthrop* L 0 2N. 2 N High Point# W (2OT) 3 2N. 3 A Coastal Carolina# W 3 0N. 5 N UNC Asheville# T (2OT) 0 0

(UNCA claims title on penalty kicks, 4-2)

! Virginia Tech Tournament* Big South Conference Game# Big South Tournament Game

Megan Fatkin

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#1 Liberty 5, Maryville 4 (OT) . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sept. 17, 1988

#25 Liberty 3, St. Francis 1 . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 8, 1994

#50 Liberty 10, Howard 3 . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 20, 1999

#75 Liberty 2, VCU 0 . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 23, 2001

#100 Liberty 2 VMI 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oct. 18, 2005

AALLLL--TTIIMMEE RREECCOORRDDSS

MMIILLEESSTTOONNEE VVIICCTTOORRIIEESS

Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54-70-12

Away . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49-100-5

Neutral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-14-3

Overtime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-18-16

Single OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-17-4

Double OT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-2-12

Big South Tournament . . . . . . . . . 11-7-3

NCAA Play-in . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-0

NCAA Tournament . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-3-0

LLUU CCOOAACCHHIINNGG RREECCOORRDDSSRoy Yarborough 1988 4-6-1

Jim Long 1989-91 13-24-3

Kerry St. John 1992-93 5-19-1

Ken Perkins 1994-96 11-35-0

James Price 1997-present 82-95-15

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FFiirrsstt LLaasstt LLaasstt OOppppoonneenntt WW--LL--TT MMeett PPllaayyeedd SSccoorreeAmerican 0-1-0 1993 1993 L, 2-8

Appalachian State 3-4-0 1995 2002 L, 0-1 (OT)

Arkansas 1-1-0 2005 2006 L, 1-3

Ball State 1-0-0 1999 1999 W, 1-0

Birmingham-Southern 4-2-0 2002 2006 W, 2-0

Buffalo 0-1-0 1998 1998 L, 0-5

UC Irvine First Meeting

UC Santa Barbara 0-1-0 2002 2002 L, 0-4

Campbell 1-3-0 1992 2001 L, 0-1

Carson-Newman 1-0-0 1991 1991 W, 5-2

Central Florida 0-1-0 2001 2001 L, 0-3

Charleston, W.Va. 0-2-0 1989 1990 L, 1-3

Charleston Southern 7-8-2 1993 2006 W, 7-0

Clemson First Meeting

Coastal Carolina 6-2-0 2000 2006 W, 3-0

Colorado College 0-1-0 2002 2002 L, 0-2

Davidson 0-4-0 1989 1993 L, 0-6

DePaul 0-1-0 2004 2004 L, 1-6

East Carolina 2-4-0 1994 2003 L, 0-2

Elon 6-5-1 1989 2005 T, 1-1 (2OT)

Ferrum 1-0-0 1990 1990 W, 6-1

Francis Marion First Meeting

Furman 0-3-0 1995 1997 L, 0-1

Gardner-Webb 1-0-1 2001 2002 W, 1-0

George Mason 0-1-0 2004 2004 L, 0-1 (OT)

Georgetown 1-4-0 1994 2004 L, 1-4

Georgia 0-1-0 2003 2003 L, 0-8

Georgia State 0-1-0 1998 1998 L, 0-5

Greensboro 1-1-0 1991 1992 W, 4-0

Guilford 0-0-1 1989 1989 T, 2-2

High Point 9-5-2 1992 2006 W, 3-2 (OT)

Hollins 1-0-0 1989 1989 W, 4-1

Howard 5-1-0 1996 2005 W, 2-1

James Madison 0-3-0 1988 2005 L, 0-4

John Brown 1-0-0 2006 2006 W, 2-0

Kent State 1-1-0 1997 1998 L, 1-2 (OT)

Kutztown 0-0-1 1993 1993 T, 2-2

Lenoir Rhyne 1-0-1 1997 1999 W, 5-1

Longwood 5-0-1 1999 2006 W, 3-0

Loyola (Ill.) 0-1-0 2004 2004 L, 1-2

Lincoln Memorial 0-1-0 1996 1996 L, 0-1

Marshall 0-1-0 1999 1999 L, 0-1

Mary Washington 0-2-0 1988 1989 L, 1-3

Maryville 1-4-0 1988 1991 L, 0-1

Methodist 0-1-0 1989 1989 L, 0-10

Mount Saint Mary's 3-1-0 1993 2000 L, 1-2 (OT)

UNC Asheville 9-7-3 1992 2006 T, 0-0 (3 OT)

UNC Charlotte 0-1-0 1994 1994 L, 0-5

UNC Greensboro 0-5-0 1993 2002 L, 0-4

FFiirrsstt LLaasstt LLaasstt OOppppoonneenntt WW--LL--TT MMeett PPllaayyeedd SSccoorreeUNC Wilmington 0-7-0 1997 2003 L, 1-2

North Carolina State 0-2-0 2002 2005 L, 0-1 (OT)

Northern Arizona First Meeting

Old Dominion 0-2-0 2005 2006 L, 1-2 (OT)

Pepperdine 0-1-0 2002 2002 L, 0-5

Pfeiffer 1-0-0 1998 1998 W, 3-1

Presbyterian First Meeting

Radford 5-11-3 1988 2006 W, 2-1

Randolph-Macon 0-2-0 1988 1989 L, 2-8

RMWC 3-0-0 1988 1991 W, 8-0

Richmond 0-2-0 1996 1997 L, 0-4

Rider 0-0-1 2005 2005 T, 1-1, (2OT)

Roanoke 0-3-0 1990 1992 L, 0-1

Robert Morris 1-0-0 1994 1994 W, 8-1

Shenandoah 0-2-0 1991 1992 L, 0-3

Sonoma State 0-1-0 2000 2000 L, 0-1

South Alabama 0-2-0 1997 1998 L, 0-5

South Carolina 0-1-0 2003 2003 L, 0-1

South Carolina State 1-0-0 1999 1999 W, 23-0

South Dakota State First Meeting

Southern Seminary 3-0-0 1988 1991 W, 5-0

Southern Virginia First Meeting

St. Francis (Pa.) 3-1-0 1993 1996 W, 2-0

Stetson 1-0-0 2001 2001 W, 5-0

Sweet Briar 3-0-1 1988 1998 W, 8-2

Tampa 1-0-0 2000 2000 W 8-1

Tennessee Tech 1-0-0 2000 2000 W, 1-0

Towson State 0-3-0 1992 1994 L, 2-5

Trinity 1-0-0 1991 1991 W, 8-0

Tusculum 1-2-0 1990 1991 L, 1-2

UMBC* 3-10-0 1989 2005 W, 3-2

Univ. of the South 0-1-0 1990 1990 L, 2-3

Vanderbilt 0-1-0 1990 1990 L, 0-7

Virginia 0-6-0 2001 2006 L, 0-1

Va. Commonwealth 3-7-1 1988 2004 L, 0-2

VMI 3-0-0 2004 2006 W, 3-0

Virginia Tech 1-9-0 1988 2006 L, 0-2

Virginia Wesleyan 0-2-1 1989 1991 T, 2-2

Wake Forest 0-4-0 2000 2006 L, 0-4

Washington & Jefferson 1-0-0 1992 1992 W, 7-0

Washington & Lee 1-0-0 1989 1989 W, 4-0

Western Carolina 0-2-0 1999 2003 L, 1-2

William & Mary 0-1-0 2003 2003 L, 0-4

Winthrop 1-3-0 2003 2006 L, 0-2

Wofford 2-3-0 1996 2001 W, 1-0

Youngstown State 2-0-0 1998 2000 W, 15-0

Totals 114-177-20 (.367)

*-Two Games against UMBC were forfeited to Liberty

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BBBBBBBBBaker, Travis - 1990-91-92Baldwin, Janette - 1994-95-97Ball, Barbara – 1990Balmer, Megan – 2002-03Baroni, Daniella – 2004Barringer, Paula - 1988-90Bartholomew, Kendall – 2004-05-06Beckford, Valerie – 1994Bell, Erin – 2002-03Bench, Brittney – 2004-05-06Bendzlowicz, Rachel – 2002-03-04-05Bengds, Kendra - 1992-93-94-96Blesch, Jenni - 1999-2000-01Bowling, Heather - 2006Braam, Ashley – 2004-05-06Branyan, Vicki - 1988-89Burch, Carolyn - 1989

CCCCCCCCCamlin, Debbie - 1989-91Camlin, Traci - 1989-91Caulley, Kelly - 1988-89Cheek, Paige – 2003-04-05-06Chronister, Jodi – 2001-02-03

Conner, Cheryl - 1990Cozart, Claire - 1990Crosby, Kara - 1993-94-95-96Curtis, Michelle - 1992-93

DDDDDDDDDavis, Alicia - 1999-2000-01Davis, Jenny – 2000-01-02-03Davis, Nancy - 1998-99-2000-01Davis, Sarah – 2002-03-04-05Dayton, Jennifer - 1991-92-93Deur, Jody - 1991Deur, Lisa - 1994-95-96-97Douros, Meldoy - 1989Durham, Becky - 1991Dippery, Denise - 1989

EEEEEEEEEayres, Claudia – 1990Edwards, Suzanne – 2004-05-06Endlich, Kelly - 1990-91-92Erskine, Tammy – 1990Erving, Ally – 2005-06

FFFFFFFFFatkin, Megan – 2001-02-03-04Faulk, Leanne - 1989-90-91Faxon, Kristin – 2003-04-05-06Fisher, Ruth - 1993-94-95-96Foster, Sarah – 2000-01-02-03

GGGGGGGGGabrielli, Julie - 1999-2000Gantner, Sarah - 1999-2000-01-02Garcia, Lisa - 1988-89Giani, Dana - 1997-98-99-2000Gibson, Makaela - 1997-98-2000

Giles, Paula - 1991Golden, Opal - 1994-95-97Goodman-Williams, Christie – 2002-03Gottshaik, Krista - 1988-89Grau, Gigi - 1988-89Green, Heather - 1991Griffis, Julie - 1989-90

HHHHHHHHHamilton, Naomi - 1991-93Hallmark, Kristen - 1990-91Handweker, Cheryl - 1996-97-98-99Hassler, Cindy - 1989Hawkins, Kimberly – 2001-02-03-04Hayward, Sarah - 1997-98-99Helbling, Alyssa – 2000-01Hetrick, Rachel – 2004-05-06Hodges, Jennifer - 1998-99Hoff, Sarah – 2000Hohnarth, Alaina – 2003-04-05-06Holloway, Ginny – 1995House, Emily – 2005-06Hunsberger, Andrea - 1990Hutchison, Shannon - 1994-95-96-97

IIIIIIIIIngalls, Amy - 1989-90-91-92Ingalls, Robin - 1988-90

JJJJJJJJJacinto, Breanna - 1999-2000Jackson, Jennifer - 1996-97Jennings, Felicia - 1998-99-2000-01Jess, Jennifer - 1995-96Jones (Williams), Cheryl - 1997-98-99-2000

Sarah Gantner1997-2000

Kim Althouse1998-2001

Kimberly Hawkins2000-04

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KKKKKKKKKamphuis, Lauren - 2006Kauffman, Bonnie - 1988-89Kemmerling, Kim - 1990Kepani, Dawn - 1994Kerth, Jessica - 1994-95-96-97Kizer, Karen - 1988-89Kopka, Holly - 1997-98

LLLLLLLLLawrence, Amber - 1996-97-98Lee, Teri - 1992-93-94-95Lightbody, Holly - 1990-91-92Limmage, Mandi - 1992-93Lockie, Melinda - 1991Lucido, Jerri - 1996-97Lyndon, Rachel – 2000-01-03

MMMMMMMMMartin, Heather - 1990Mastronardi, Corinne – 1989Mayer, Natalie – 2001-02-03-04Mays, Kirsten - 2001McCarthy, Vicki – 1989McDonald, Christina – 2006Miller, Carly - 2006Miller, Tammy - 1990Munson, Sonya - 1999Mobley, Tonyika - 1993-94Mott, Abby – 2003-04Moxley, Amy – 2000-01

NNNNNNNNNeff, Katherine – 2005-06Neff, Mallory – 2005-06

OOOOOOOOOberlin, Amy – 2005-06O'Kresik, Anne - 1988-89Oliveras, Jenice - 1990-91-92-94Ontiveros, Alisa - 1993-94Osman, Lacy - 1997Owens, Beth - 1994

PPPPPPPPPayne, Tanya – 2004-05-06Pendley, Vickey - 1989Popoff, Christina - 1996-97-98Portanova, Cara - 1988-89Porter, Tracie - 1988-89

RRRRRRRRRander, Stacy - 1990Randell, Dawn - 1990Rapp, Jennifer - 1993-94-95Reccord, Christy - 1997-98-99Reinwald, Julie - 1995-96-98Rich, Michelle - 2006Roby, Debra – 1989Rodriguez, Sonia – 2001-02-03-04-05Roesch, Suzette - 1993Rosson, Cara - 1993-94Riffe, Michell - 1991Romans, Bethany – 1995Rudolph, Liz – 2001-02-03-04

SSSSSSSSSaczawa, Darleen - 1988-89-90-91Schantz, Heidi - 1991-92-93-94Schultz, Jennifer - 1992-93-94Seiple, Elena - 1992-93-94-95Seiple, Katie – 1991Serran, Zabrina – 1993-94

Shubin, Emily - 1999-2000-01Siegel, Carrie - 1988-89Small, Michelle - 1997-98-99-2000Smark, Phyllis - 1999Smith, Juli - 1999Stanford, Karen - 1988-89Stanton, Renee - 1989Stump, Abby - 1996-97-98Stump, Sarah - 1997-98Sullivan, Hannah – 2004-05-06Swindler, Carol Ann - 1988-89

TTTTTTTTTallman, Cori - 1993-94-96Tarazona, Jennifer - 1996Thienes, Brenda - 1998-99Tyson, Brittany – 2005-06

WWWWWWWWWade, Kacey – 2000-01Walters, Rebekah - 1998-99Webb, Kristy – 2001-02-03Weissenger, Jennifer - 1993-94-95-96West, Hope – 2004-05-06(Judd) Wheelock, Mandee – 2003-04-05-06White, Krista - 1990Williams, Amy - 1989Willis, Jennifer - 1992-93Wisehart, Rachel - 2006Witten, Janette - 1991-92Woodrow, Katie – 2000-01Woody, Maggie - 2006

ZZZZZZZZ(Coffey) Zealand, Lauren – 1999-2001-03-04Zwart, Mary Beth - 1993-94-95

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Breanna Jacinto1999-2000

Katie Woodrow2000-01

Jennifer Rapp1993-95

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As the 2000 season began, expecta-tions were high for the Liberty LadyFlames women's soccer team. Comingoff the most successful season in theschool’s history in which the LadyFlames posted their first-ever winningrecord, the team won its first-ever BigSouth Tournament game andadvanced to the championship of theBig South tournament for the first timebefore falling 3-2 in a heartbreakingovertime loss to Elon, head coachJames Price's squad set the highestgoals ever for the program - a BigSouth Championship.

After posting a 4-2 Big South regularseason record, Liberty entered the BigSouth Championships at Radford, Va.as the number two seed drawing sev-

enth-seed UNC Asheville in the first round. After a sluggish first 20 minutesin which the Bulldogs took a 1-0 lead,the Lady Flames quickly took control ofthe game as junior forward NancyDavis tied the score on an unassistedgoal and less then 70 seconds latertook a feed from senior Cheryl Jonesfor another tally. After that, Libertynever looked back on its way to a 3-1victory. Junior Breanna Jacinto addeda goal in the second half.

In the semifinals, the Lady Flamesused sophomore midfielder EmilyShubin's early first half unassisted tallyand strong defense to shut outCharleston Southern, 1-0. With thewin, Liberty moved to the champi-onship game to meet the top-seededElon Phoenix for the second-straightseason.

Neither team could manage a goal inthe first half as they went to intermis-sion knotted in a scoreless tie and itremained deadlocked for the next 36minutes of the second half. In thegame's 81st minute, sophomore for-ward Katie Woodrow slipped behindthe Elon defense and was hauled downin the penalty area, resulting in a penal-ty shot. Davis would put the shot justinside the right post for a 1-0 lead withonly nine minutes left.

The Phoenix made an offensive pushin an attempt to even the score when aneutral zone turnover set up a corner

kick for Liberty. On the kick from theright of the Elon keeper, Jones sent across which Davis blasted from fiveyards out through a sea of players toseal a 2-0 victory and the program'sfirst-ever Big South Championship.The Lady Flames had proved theywere up to the task.

Goalie Amy Moxley earned her sec-ond shutout in two straight days andher fourth of the season in the win.

Davis, who tallied four of Liberty's sixtournament goals, was named theMVP. Jacinto, Sarah Gantner andJenny Davis also were named to theall-tournament team.

The team entered new territory for aLiberty team as it hosted TennesseeTech in an NCAA Play-In game inhopes of earning the program's first-ever NCAA Tournament berth. SeniorMakaela Gibson, playing on her homefield for the final time, scored thegame's lone goal in the 31st minute offa cross from Nancy Davis and the LadyFlames would make it stand up for thirdstraight shutout, 1-0, to secure the pro-gram's first NCAA Tournament berth.

In the first round of the NCAATournament, Liberty fell to ACC powerWake Forest on their home field, 6-1, toend the season.

Despite the loss, it failed to diminishthe magical season by the LadyFlames as they posted a school-best15-7 record, the program's first BigSouth championship and its first berthto the NCAA Tournament. They provedthey could meet expectations.

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After having the best season in thehistory of the program by capturing theteam's first-ever Big South ConferenceChampionship and securing the pro-gram's first NCAA Tournament berth,the Lady Flames entered 2001 withdetermination to improve upon the priorseason. Not only did the team want torepeat as Big South Champions, some-thing no team had done since thebeginning of the tournament in 1993,but they also wanted to win the pro-gram's first NCAA Tournament game.With a majority of 2000's team return-ing, optimism was high on LibertyMountain for the program.

Facing the toughest schedule in theprogram's history, not only wouldJames Price's squad have a tough con-ference slate to maneuver through, butthey would also face some strong

teams nationally in Central Florida,Virginia, UNC Wilmington and WakeForest in non-conference match-ups.

After getting off to a 3-1-1 mark inconference play and winning six ofeight October games, the teamdropped its last two games of the regu-lar season, including a 1-0 decision atCharleston Southern, to end its confer-ence schedule.

The loss would send the defendingconference champions to the tourna-ment at Charleston, S.C. as the num-ber three seed and a first round matchwith High Point, a team which hadbeaten the Lady Flames earlier in theyear.

Lauren Zealand's breakaway goaldown the middle of the box at the 6:25mark avenged an earlier regular sea-son defeat as Liberty advanced to thesemifinals with a 1-0 victory.

Host Charleston Southern, the sec-ond seed, awaited the Lady Flames inthe semifinals. Once again, defensewas the key as Liberty limitedCharleston Southern, a squad whichhad beaten the Lady Flames the previ-ous weekend, to only seven shots in itssecond 1-0 win of the tournament.Katie Woodrow provided the match'sonly goal in the 10th minute of play.

In the championship game, the LadyFlames took on top-seeded Elon for thethird year in a row.

The two teams were scoreless lateinto the match until Liberty broke

through with two quick scores. Off acorner kick in the tight contest, JennyDavis found net by heading in EmilyShubin's cross at the 82:51 mark. Theduo followed it up less than a minutelater at 83:35 as Davis once againheaded a Shubin corner kick in for a 2-0 lead.

Freshman goalkeeper Natalie Mayerand the defense held on for their thirdshutout as the Lady Flames repeatedas Big South Champions. With the vic-tory, Liberty became the first Big Southteam since the tournament began in1993 to repeat as champion.

Davis earned Tournament MVP hon-ors and was joined by teammatesMayer, Zealand and defender SarahGantner on the all-tournament team.

Next up was a NCAA Tournamentfirst-round match with Virginia, whichthe Lady Flames dropped in a 3-0 deci-sion.

However, it could not dampen theaccomplishments of the 2001 LadyFlames. Determined and committed,the team did something no other BigSouth squad had done before, repeatas Big South Champions and set thebar high for future Lady Flame soccerteams.

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It had been four years since theLiberty Lady Flames had hoisted theirsecond Big South Championship tro-phy. After enduring a rigorous stretchto begin the season, the Lady Flamesseemed to be coming together as ateam when they entered the 2005 BigSouth Championship with a 5-3 regularseason conference record and thetournament's No. 3 seed. On a ram-page, they had won the final fourmatches of the season, three of themagainst conference rivals.

In what head coach James Price latercalled the team's best all-around per-formance of the season, the LadyFlames opened the tournament with abang in their first-round contestThursday afternoon, overpowering thesixth-seeded Birmingham-SouthernPanthers, 4-1, on the power of two sec-ond-half goals from the foot of RachelHetrick. Ashley Braam got the scoringstarted at the 32:47 mark, off an assistfrom defender Tanya Payne. The tallygave the Lady Flames a 1-0 lead athalf.

Midway through the second half,Brittney Bench chose a perfect time toscore her first goal of the year, puttingthe ball into the back of the net at the61:24 mark off a pass from midfielderMandee Judd. At 77:35, Hetrick scoredher first goal of the tournament to makethe score 3-0, off a pass into the box bySarah Davis. The Panthers mustered

their only goal of the game with lessthan 10 minutes remaining in the matchto cut the score to 3-1. However, 1:10later, Hetrick notched her second goalof the match off a pass from AmyOberlin, giving the Lady Flames a 4-1victory.

In their only night game of the tourna-ment Friday, Liberty faced No. 7 seedRadford, who had upset No. 2 seedHigh Point the previous day, in a semi-final match-up. On a hazy and humidnight, the Lady Flames took it to theHighlanders in a physical match muchcloser than the two teams' meeting ear-lier in the season.

In the early stages of the match, nei-ther team could muster much offense,as the two teams combined for justseven shots in a scoreless first half.Early in the second half, the LadyFlames would trail for the first and onlytime during their tournament run asRadford netted its lone goal in the con-test's 54th minute.

However, the 1-0 deficit was short-lived as less than two minutes later,Oberlin rocketed a header past theHighlander keeper off a cross fromRachel Bendzlowicz, knotting thegame at 1-1.

The tie quickly disappeared as Benchput Liberty up for good in the 61stminute on a cross from Payne. TheLady Flames held on for a 2-1 decision.

Appearing in their fourth conference

championship game and the first since2001, Liberty squared off against No. 1seed UNC Asheville Sunday afternoon.In their previous meeting in earlyOctober in Asheville, the high-scoringBulldogs had controlled play through-out the game on their way to a 4-1 win.

However, this day was different asthe Lady Flames' defense shut downUNCA en route to a shutout victory. After playing to a scoreless stalematein the first half, Payne put Liberty onthe board in the match's 48th minute byplacing a penalty kick into the right cor-ner of the net for a 1-0 Lady Flamesadvantage.

Liberty extended its lead in thegame's 65th minute as a racing Juddsplit two defenders and broke up themiddle, blasting home a rebound of herown shot which the Bulldog keepersaved, but couldn't control and clear.

Judd added her second goal just min-utes later off of a Hetrick corner kick,giving Liberty its seventh straight win,3-0, and its third Big South Conferencechampionship.

Bendzlowicz was named the tourna-ment's MVP, while three other LadyFlames - Bench, Oberlin and Hetrick -were named to the all-tournamentteam.

Liberty advanced to the first round ofthe NCAA Tournament, where it fell tosite host and nationally-ranked Virginia,but that did not take away the renewedhope and enthusiasm surrounding theprogram after breaking through foranother Big South title.

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Liberty student-athletes continue to score high

marks in the classroom, as well as on the playing field,due to the efforts of the Liberty University AcademicAffairs for Athletics Department.

Equipped with facilities at the Vines Center, WilliamsFootball Operations Center and the Hancock AthleticCenter, student-athletes have convenient locations toutilize the staff and resources.

Student-athletes receive everything from computeruse and tutorial services to lessons on study skills, timemanagement and organizational skills.

Kristie BeitzAssociate AD forAcademic Affairs

Senior midfielder Mandee Wheelock (on left)

accepts her 2006 Big South Women’s Soccer

Scholar-Athlete of the Year Award which she

shared with Traci Andersen of High Point.

Wheelock was also one of six Liberty student-

athletes named to the 2006-07 VaSID All-

Academic team.

The senior and her teammates were recog-

nized by the NCAA along with two other Liberty

teams for High Academic Achievement.

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Brittney Bench

Heather Bowling

Ashley Braam

Suzanne Edwards

Ally Erving

Emily House

Lauren Khampuis

Mallory Neff

Amy Oberlin

Tanya Payne

Michelle Rich

Hannah Sullivan

Hope West

Rachel Wisehart

Jason Benham1998 - Third Team (Baseball)

Jay Cline2005 - Second Team (Football)

Holly Deem1998 - Third Team (Track)

Jarrod Everson1998 - First Team (Football)

1997 - Second Team (Football)

Jennifer Hodges1999 - Third Team (Women’s Soccer)

Danielle McNaney2005 - First Team (Track)

2004 - Second Team (Track)

Heather Sagan2002 - First Team (Track/Cross Country)

Kristal Tharp2005 - Second Team (Women’s Basketball)

Cathy Williams1998 - Third Team (Cross Country)

Arlene Zelinskas2007 - Second Team (Track)

Jennifer Hodges1999 - Third Team (Women’s Soccer)

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Dr. Jerry FalwellLiberty University Founder and Former Chancellor (1933-2007)

At the age of22, having justgraduated from col-lege in June of1956, Jerry Falwellreturned to hishometown ofLynchburg, Va.,and startedThomas Road

Baptist Church with 35 members. The offering thatfirst Sunday totaled only $135.

Falwell often said about the first collection,“We thought we had conquered the world”. Today,Thomas Road Church has 24,000 members andthe total annual revenues of all the Jerry Falwellministries total over $200 million.

Within weeks of founding his new church in1956, Falwell began the Old-Time Gospel Hour, adaily local radio ministry and a weekly local televi-sion ministry. Nearly five decades later, this Old-Time Gospel Hour is now seen and heard in everyAmerican home and on every continent exceptAntarctica. Through the years, over three millionpersons have communicated to the Falwell min-istries they received Christ as Lord and Savior asa result of this radio and television ministry.

In 1967, Falwell implemented his vision tobuild a Christian educational system for evangeli-

cal youth. He began with the creation ofLynchburg Christian Academy, a Christ-centered,academically-excellent, fully-accredited Christianday school, providing kindergarten, elementaryand high school.

In 1971, Liberty University was founded.Today, over 27,000 students from 50 states and80 nations attend this accredited, liberal artsChristian university. Falwell’s dream has becomea reality. A pre-school child can now enter theschool system at age three, and 20 or more yearslater, leave the same campus with a Ph.D., with-out ever sitting in a classroom where the teacherwas not a committed follower of Jesus Christ.

Falwell was also publisher of the NationalLiberty Journal, a monthly newspaper which isread by over 200,000 pastors and Christian work-ers, and the Falwell Confidential, a weekly e-mailnewsletter to over 500,000 pastors and Christianactivists.

In June 1979, Falwell organized the MoralMajority, a conservative political lobbying move-ment which the press soon dubbed the "ReligiousRight." During the first two years of its existence,the Moral Majority attracted over 100,000 pastors,priests and rabbis and nearly seven million reli-gious conservatives who mobilized as a pro-life,pro-family, pro-Israel, and pro-strong nationaldefense lobbying organization.

The Moral Majority chose California GovernorRonald Reagan as "their candidate" for Presidentin 1980, registered millions of new voters, and setabout to inform and activate a sleeping giant - 80million Americans committed to faith, family, andJudeo-Christian values.

With the impetus of the newly organized MoralMajority, millions of people of faith voted for thefirst time in 1980 and helped elect Ronald Reaganand many conservative congressmen and sena-tors. Since 1979, about 30% of the American elec-torate has been identified by media polls as the"Religious Right". Most recent major media sur-veys have acknowledged these "faith and values"voters re-elected George W. Bush in November2004.

Though perhaps better known outsideLynchburg for political activism, Jerry Falwell'spersonal schedule confirmed his passion for beinga pastor and a Christian educator. He often statedhis heartbeat was for training young people forevery walk of life.

Falwell, who went home to be with the Lord atthe age of 73 on May 15, 2007, was married toMacel for 49 years and they have three grownchildren and eight grandchildren.

Jeff BarberDirector of Athletics

Jeff Barber wasnamed the Director ofAthletics at LibertyUniversity on Jan. 23,2006, becoming the10th Director ofAthletics in the historyof the University.

The University hascharged Barber with

the future leadership of the athletics departmentand the building of a strong financial basis for thedepartment which will guide Liberty University ath-letics into the ranks of the elite NCAA Division Iathletic programs in the nation.

Barber has wasted little time making an impactat Liberty, as in less than two years, he has beeninstrumental in guiding Liberty on a path to thenext level of collegiate athletics.

He has spearheaded facility improvement proj-ects in nearly every athletics venue, highlighted bychanges to Williams Stadium. During the summerof 2006, the football program’s on-campus playingfacility received the latest in playing surfaces asFieldTurf was installed, while numerous othersmaller projects were initiated to aestheticallyimprove the appearance of the facility.

However, Barber’s chief facility accomplish-ment since joining the Flames in 2005 was over-seeing the completion of the Williams FootballOperations Center. The new 48,000-square footstate-of-the-art home base for the football pro-gram is one of the nicest FCS (formerly I-AA) foot-ball-only facilities in the nation.

In addition to Barber’s athletic facility achieve-ments, the new Director of Athletics has spurred adramatic increase in Flames Club memberships

and season ticket sales for football and basket-ball.

Membership collections for the Flames Club,the Athletics Department’s booster club organiza-tion, reached an all-time new high during the2006-07 campaign as Liberty surpassed the$200,000 mark for the first time in the organiza-tion’s history. 2006 season ticket sales for footballwere four times as high as the previous year, put-ting Liberty on track to sell over 1,000 football sea-son tickets in 2007.

Barber brought a wealth of experience in theareas of athletic fundraising and administration toLiberty University, including 25 years in the athlet-ic industry.

Barber came to Liberty after spending 11 yearsat South Carolina, including his last three years asSenior Associate Athletic Director forDevelopment/Gamecock Club Executive Director.

Barber served on the senior managementteam at South Carolina for nine years, helpingraise more than $14 million annually, while work-ing closely with legendary football coaches LouHoltz and Steve Spurrier.

Barber supervised the solicitation and receiptof over $85 million during his tenure at SouthCarolina, setting records each year in annual giftsto the Gamecock Club, which was at 16,500 mem-bers when he finished. He was also responsiblefor all major gifts to the Gamecock Club whichexceeded $15,000 annually and developed thatlevel of giving from 21 members to 137 at his timeof departure.

Barber joined the athletics department atSouth Carolina in 1996 as an Assistant AthleticDirector for Development and was promoted toAssociate Athletic Director/Gamecock ClubExecutive Director in 1999.

Prior to his days at South Carolina, Barberserved five years at Furman in Greenville, S.C.,starting as Executive Director of the Paladin Club

in 1991, before being promoted to SeniorAssociate Athletic Director for External Affairs in1994.

While at Furman, Barber was responsible forthe collection of $14 million in revenue from annu-al giving, capital gifts and endowed gifts, whileguiding the Paladin Club to gifts totaling $3.75 mil-lion and set records for five-consecutive years. Hewas also the chairman of the Furman Pro-Am GolfEndowment Tournament, which totaled receipts of$6.5 million.

Barber got his start in collegiate athleticadministration at his alma mater as the AssistantDirector of East Carolina’s Pirate Club in 1987.While serving four years with the Pirates, Barberparticipated in the receipt of annual giving of $4million to the Pirate Club, while organizing andmanaging Pirate Club actions and Pirate Pro-Amfundraisers.

Before joining the staff at East Carolina,Barber served three years in major and minorleague baseball as he was the Assistant GeneralManager of the Columbia Mets in Columbia, S.C.(1985-86) and Director of Operations for theMontreal Expos Spring Training Camp in WestPalm Beach, Fla. (1986-87).

After graduating from East Carolina, Barberserved as a health and physical education teacherin Columbia, S.C. for four years (1981-85), whilecoaching football and basketball.

Barber graduated cum laude at East Carolinain 1981 with a bachelor of science degree inhealth, physical education and recreation. In1997, he continued his education with a degreefrom the Sports Management Institute, graduatingas class spokesman.

Barber, a native of Greenville, N.C., is marriedto the former Donna Dacus and the couple hasthree children – Katie (12), Lindsay (10) and Jay(9).


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Jerry Falwell, Jr.

Chancellor/President

Dr. William Gribbin

NCAA FacultyAthletic Representative

Carey Green

Women’s BasketballHead Coach

Shane Pinder

VolleyballHead Coach

Dr. Ronald M. Godwin

Executive Vice President/Chief Operating Officer

Bill Gillespie

Strength & ConditioningDirector

Kris Sennett

Athletics Business Manager

Chris Johnson

TennisHead Coach

James Price

Women’s SoccerHead Coach

Mickey Guridy

Senior Associate Athletics Director forInternal Operations

Bob Good

Director of AthleticsDevelopment &

Flames Club

Jesse Castro

WrestlingHead Coach

Ritchie McKay

Men’s BasketballHead Coach

Jeff Thomas

GolfHead Coach

Kevin Keys

Associate Athletics Director forExternal Operations

Todd Wetmore

Assistant Athletic Director forAthletic Media Relations

Jeff Alder

Men’s SoccerHead Coach

Danny Rocco

FootballHead Coach

Jim Toman

BaseballHead Coach

Kristie Beitz

Associate Athletics Director -Academic Affairs for Athletics

Chris Casola

Head Athletic Trainer

Josh Goodman

Director of Athletic Facilities

Brant Tolsma

Track and Cross CountryHead Coach

Paul Wetmore

SoftballHead Coach

Mike Hagen

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LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

In centuries gone by, "liberty" was just aconcept - an idea feared by tyrants anddreamed of by the opposed. In more recenthistory, "liberty" became a cause and adeeply held belief worth fighting and dyingfor. Today, Liberty University has become aplace where students call home … wherepeople dare to dream big dreams and thenwork to see those dreams come to pass …where old-fashioned values and morality stillsurvive and thrive in a world that appears tohave forgotten the meaning of the words…where the undeniable Truth of the Ages stillreigns supreme … where the whole person iseducated - body, mind and soul … a placewhere you can learn, grow and achievewholeness as you become all God createdyou to be.

TThhee MMiissssiioonn To produce Christ-centered men and

women with the values, knowledge and skillsrequired to impact tomorrow's world … themission is carried out for resident students,through both undergraduate and graduateprograms, through a rigorous academic pro-gram and structured social environment …also, it is carried out externally for studentswho can't make the trek to the campus in acomparable academic program but withoutthe structure of the resident community,through the distance learning program.

AA BBrriieeff HHiissttoorryy For more than 36 years, Liberty University

has produced graduates with the values,knowledge and skills required to impact theworld. Founded by Dr. Jerry Falwell and Dr.Elmer Towns in 1971, Liberty University is aprivate, coeducational, undergraduate andgraduate institution. The University offersover 60 programs of study that contribute tothe University’s standing as the world’slargest distinctively Christian, academicallyexcellent and spiritually vibrant institution.Our 5,000-acre campus serves over 25,000resident and external students with ourdiverse student body made up of individualsfrom all 50 states, Washington, D.C. and 81nations.

Liberty is truly a representation of whatGod can do with a dream and a heart thatdesires to honor Him.

LLooccaattiioonn Situated in Lynchburg, Va., Liberty

University is nestled in the foothills of thebeautiful Blue Ridge Mountains and locatedon the south bank of the historic James River,in a region rich in history, culture and outdoorrecreational opportunities.

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FFaaccuullttyyLiberty University’s over 350 full-time and

more than 300 part-time faculty are commit-ted to engaging with students in the chal-lenge of exploring vital links between faithand learning. There are over 450 institutionsof higher learning represented among thisimpressive group. Liberty’s commitment topersonalized education also ensures that thestudent to professor ratio is nicely balancedat 25:1.

DDeeggrreeee PPrrooggrraammssIn higher education, the principal means of

ensuring quality is accreditation by a recog-nized accrediting body or agency. LibertyUniversity is regionally accredited by theSouthern Association of Colleges andSchools (SACS), and nationally accreditedby the Transnational Association of ChristianColleges and Schools (TRACS). Additionally,a number of specific programs are approvedby accrediting and licensing bodies for specif-ic disciplines (i.e. our Nursing, SportManagement and Education programs).SACS and TRACS, in turn, are both recog-nized accrediting bodies by the United StatesDepartment of Education.

SSppiirriittuuaall LLiiffee The Spiritual Life Department prepares

students to make a global impact for the gloryof God—wherever He leads them.

Life-changing Campus Church andConvocation services connect students withtheir Creator through passionate worship andpowerful Biblical messages custom designedfor this collegiate generation. These servicesgive Liberty students first-hand encounterswith the most influential Christians on theplanet.

Each semester the Campus Pastor’sOffice personally trains over 1,000 studentleaders who are the catalysts for the positivepeer pressure and Biblical community that isthe glue of Liberty University. Each yearthese student leaders minister personally totheir peers ad commit to love, pray for, praywith and personally disciple every student oncampus. Every student’s relationship withChrist is a priority.

Light Ministries facilitates Liberty’s globalvision by providing dozens of opportunitieseach year for the Liberty community to partic-ipate in cross-cultural missions experiences.Already over 7,000 students have boardedplanes to take the Gospel of Jesus Christ toover 3 million people.

The Spiritual Life Department is radicallycommitted to aligning the Liberty communitywith the Great Commandment and GreatCommission of Jesus Christ. As the spiritualfires are sparked in hearts—Spiritual Life fansthe flame.

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Liberty ChampionSports Editor1971 University Blvd. | Lynchburg, VA 24502

Phone: (434)582-2124 | Fax: (434) 582-2420

Lynchburg News and AdvanceTBA, Sports Editor | Chris Lang, Beat Writer101 Wyndale DriveP.O. Box 10129 | Lynchburg, VA 24506Phone: (434) 385-5554 | Fax: (434) 385-5538

Richmond Times DispatchSports EditorP.O. Box 85333 | Richmond, VA 23293Phone: (804) 649-6554 | Fax (804) 775-8085

Roanoke TimesSports EditorP.O. Box 2491 | Roanoke, VA 24010Phone: (540) 981-3100 | Fax: (540) 524-4698

Soccer AmericaPaul Kennedy, Managing EditorP.O. Box 23704Oakland, CA 94623Phone: (510) 559-2211| Fax: (510) 528-5177

Covering the Lady FlamesPlease assist us in providing you

with the most accurate informationpossible by observing the mediaguidelines listed below when dealingwith any Liberty University athleticsprogram.

Media CredentialsWorking press credentials for

Liberty home matches can beobtained by contacting the FlamesOffice of Athletic Media Relations.Please give ample notice if youintend to cover the Lady Flames.Only requests from accredited printand electronic media outlets will behonored. Media and parking creden-tials are distributed on a season ormatch basis. Requests should bemade at least two days prior to anevent.

Media ParkingLiberty Soccer Field parking is

located diagonally across from thefield in lot P-1. Please call theAthletic Media Relations Office withany parking questions or concernsyou may have.

Game Press ServicesThe Athletic Media Relations

Staff will be at your service through-out the contest. All members of themedia will be provided with lineupcards, any game notes, pressguides, statistics, play-by-playsheets and any other pertinent infor-mation before and after each match.

Full statistics will be available atthe end of the match. Telephonesand a fax machine will also be avail-able for the media’s use.

InterviewsAll interview requests must be

coordinated by a member of theAthletic Media Relations staff. Playerinterviews will not conflict with class-es, meetings or practice times.Players are available after workouts.Interviews are not permitted in thelocker room or training room.

Practice SessionsWorkouts are generally open to

the media, unless otherwise an-nounced. Please contact a memberof the Athletic Media Relations staff ifyou plan to attend a workout.

Post-Game PolicyContact a member of the

Athletic Media Relations staff forspecific information regarding thepost-match policy.

Flames Club LuncheonsAt various times during the sea-

son, the Flames Club hosts a lunch-eon in the Donor Room of theWilliams Football Operations Center.Lunch begins at 11:55 a.m., followedby comments from various coaches.Following the luncheon, Coach Pricewill usually be available for inter-views.

Flames OnlineLiberty Flames Online, located

at LibertyFlames.com on the worldwide web, is an interactive online siteoffering information for all LadyFlames women’s soccer fans. Fromupdated statistics, player and coachprofiles, to match notes and pressreleases, Flames Online is the firstplace to check for the latest news.

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Todd WetmoreAssistant ADfor Athletic

Media Relations

Ryan BombergerAssociate AthleticMedia RelationsDirector/Soccer

Contact

Vincent BriedisAssistant AthleticMedia Relations

Director

Paul CarmanyAssistant AthleticMedia Relations

Director

AUGUST31 at Clemson Clemson, S.C. 5 p.m.

SEPTEMBER7 at Northern Arizona# Flagstaff, Ariz. 10 p.m.9 vs. UC Irvine# Flagstaff, Ariz. 2 p.m.15 OLD DOMINION Lynchburg, Va. 6 p.m.21 at Virginia Charlottesville, Va. 7 p.m.28 at Charleston Southern* Charleston, S.C. 4 p.m.30 at Presbyterian Clinton, S.C. 1 p.m.

OCTOBER6 VMI* Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.9 LONGWOOD Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.13 WINTHROP* Lynchburg, Va. 2 p.m.16 SOUTHERN VIRGINIA Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.18 FRANCIS MARION Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.20 at High Point* High Point, N.C. 7 p.m.23 RADFORD* Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.27 COASTAL CAROLINA* Lynchburg, Va. 6 p.m.31 at UNC Asheville* Asheville, N.C. 4 p.m.

NOVEMBER3 SOUTH DAKOTA ST. Lynchburg, Va. 7 p.m.8-11 Big South Women’s Soccer Championship TBA

Charleston, S.C.16 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship 1st Round TBA18 NCAA Women’s Soccer Championship 2nd Round TBA

HOME GAMES IN CAPS* - Big South Conference Match# - Northern Arizona High Altitude TournamentAll times are EST and subject to change

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