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2008 Cornell Big Red Women’s Soccer

Cornell Quick FactsLocation................................................................................................... Ithaca,.N.Y..14853Founded........................................................................................................................... 1865Enrollment....................................................................................................................13,700President.....................................................................................................David.J..SkortonColors..........................................................................................Carnelian.Red.and.WhiteAffiliation.....................................................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference...........................................................................................................Ivy.LeagueField....................................................................................................................Berman.Field. Surface/Capacity.........................................................................Natural.Grass/1,000

Athletics AdministrationDirector.of.Athletics.................................................................................. J..Andrew.NoelAssociate.Director...................................................................................Stephen.P..ErberAssociate.Director........................................................................................Anita.BrennerAssociate.Director/Physical.Education........................................................Al.GantertAssociate.Director/Sales.and.Marketing......................................................... Jeff.HallAssociate.Director/Finance.......................................................................... Larry.QuantAssistant.Director/Operations...................................................................... Matt.CoatsAssistant.Director/Sports.Medicine.................................................. Bernie.DePalmaAssistant.Director/Athlete.Performance................................................ Tom.HowleyAssistant.Director/Student.Services.&.Compliance...................... Chris.WlosinskiDirector.of.Alumni.Affairs.and.Development....................................John.WebsterCompliance.Coordinator................................................................................Amy.Foster

Coaching InformationWomen’s.Soccer.Coach.........................................Danielle.LaRoche.(Maryland.‘95). Record.at.Cornell.............................................................................. 4-12-0.(one.year). Career.Record........................................................................................................... sameAssistant.Coach....................................................Allison.Cowan.(George.Mason.‘05)Athletic.Trainer........................................................................................... Sarah.Rowland

Team Information2008.Captains...................................Whitney.Stich,.Eva.Dixon,.Lena.Russomagno2007.Record................................................................................................................. 4-12-02007.Ivy.Record.|.Finish.....................................................................................0-7-0.|.8thHome...|.Away.|.Neutral......................................................................4-4-0.|.0-8-0.|.0-0-0First.Varsity.Season....................................................................................................... 1982All-Time.Record................................................................................................. 177-196-39Letter.Winners.Returning.|.Lost..................................................................................9.|.7Starters.Returning.|.Lost...............................................................................................5.|.6Newcomers..............................................................................................................................9Roster.By.Year.(Sr..|.Jr..|.So..|.Fr.)........................................................................2.|.5.|.7.|.8

Athletic CommunicationsDirector...................................................................................................... Jeremy.HartiganAssociate.Director............................................................................................. Julie.GrecoAssistant.Director.(Women’s.Soccer.Contact)....................................... Kevin.Zeise. Office.Phone.......................................................................................... (607).255-5627. Cell.Phone............................................................................................... (603).748-1268. Email.....................................................................................................kjz3@cornell.eduAssistant.Director..................................................................................Lindsey.MechalikAccounts.Representative................................................................Marlene.CrockfordOffice.Phone................................................................................................ (607).255-3752Office.Fax...................................................................................................... (607).255-9791Big.Red.Hotline.......................................................................................... (607).255-2385Website.....................................................................................www.CornellBigRed.com

2008 Cornell Women’s Soccer ScheduleDate Opponent Location Time

Sept. 5-7 at Puma/St. Bonaventure Tournament (Rochester, N.Y.)9/5. vs..Oakland. Rochester,.N.Y.. 5.p.m.9/7. vs..Central.Michigan. Rochester,.N.Y.. 11.a.m.9/12 St. Bonaventure Ithaca, N.Y. 7 p.m.9/14 Lehigh Ithaca, N.Y. 5 p.m.9/19 Buffalo Ithaca, N.Y. 7 p.m.9/21 Maine Ithaca, N.Y. 12 p.m.9/26. at.Columbia*. New.York,.N.Y.. 7.p.m.9/28. at.Colgate. Hamilton,.N.Y.. 1.p.m.10/4 Penn* Ithaca, N.Y. 7 p.m.10/11. at.Harvard*. Cambridge,.Mass.. 11:30.a.m.10/18 Yale* Ithaca, N.Y. 4:30 p.m.10/24. at.Bryant. Smithfield,.R.I.. 6.p.m.10/26. at.Brown*. Providence,.R.I.. 1.p.m.11/1 Princeton* Ithaca, N.Y. 7 p.m.11/8 Dartmouth* Ithaca, N.Y. 4:30 p.m.11/14. NCAA.First.Round. TBA. TBA

Home.Games.in.Bold*.Ivy.League.Game

Table of ContentsTable of Contents/Quick Facts ................................................................................1Head Coach Danielle LaRoche ...............................................................................2Assistant Coach Allison Cowan ..............................................................................3Assistant Coach Amy Cochran ................................................................................32008 Season Outlook ............................................................................................42008 Team Roster ..................................................................................................5Meet The Big Red Eva Dixon, Rebecca Flewelling, Katie Hayes, Megan Joerger ............................6 Emily Kuhn, Cristina Law, Kala Neilson .............................................................7 Jodi Palmer, Lena Russomagno, Elizabeth Scully, Whitney Stich ......................8 Samantha Wiener, Natalie Zandt, Abigail Apistolas ..........................................9 Megan Bartlett, Sidra Bonner, Brook Chang, Kelsey MacDonald ....................10 Kelly Murphy, Abageal Vonderweidt, Sam Wright ..........................................112008 Opponents ..................................................................................................122007 Statistics and Results ..................................................................................132007 Season Box Scores ......................................................................................142007 Ivy League Standings and Awards ..............................................................15Individual Season and Career Records .................................................................16All-Americans and Opponent History ..................................................................17Team Records ......................................................................................................18Year-By-Year Results ......................................................................................18-19All-Time Letterwinners .......................................................................................20Ithaca, N.Y. ..........................................................................................................21This Is Cornell University ................................................................................22-23University Administration ...................................................................................24Athletics Administration .....................................................................................25The Friedman Center ...........................................................................................26Athletic Training ..................................................................................................27The Ivy League ....................................................................................................28Student-Athlete Support Services .......................................................................29Prominent Cornell Alumni ...................................................................................30Berman Field .......................................................................................................31Success In and Out of the Classroom ...................................................................32

On The CoverAfter.earning.All-Ivy.League.honors.a.year.ago,.junior.Eva.Dixon.(top).and.sophomore.Lena.Russomagno.(bot-tom).will.join.senior.Whitney.Stich.as.tri-captains.this.season.for.the.Big.Red.

Credits: The 2008 Cornell Women’s Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the Cornell Ath-letic Communications Office. The guide was written and designed by Kevin Zeise with edito-rial contributions from Jeremy Hartigan, Julie Greco and Marlene Crockford. Photos by Patrick Shanahan, Tim McKinney, Darl Zehr and University Photography.

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DAnIelle laRoCheSecond Season At Cornell • Maryland ‘95

Women’s Soccer Head Coach

Danielle. LaRoche. enters. her. second. sea-son.as.the.head.coach.of.the.Cornell.women’s.soccer.program..LaRoche.led.the.Big.Red.to.a.4-12.mark.in.her.first.season.in.2007.despite.taking. over. the. program. just. three. months.prior.to.the.first.game.of.the.season..

LaRoche.has.also.made.an.impressive.im-pact.on.the.recruiting.trail.in.just.her.first.full.year. as. the. head. coach. at. Cornell.. Her. first.recruiting.class,.which.will.begin.play.in.the.fall.of.2008,.was.ranked.94th.in.the.nation.by.SoccerBuzz.com,.the.first.time.in.school.his-tory. that. the. Big. Red. reached. that. outlet’s.top.100..Additionally,.the.incoming.class.was.ranked.ninth.in.the.Northeast.Region,.anoth-er.program.high.

LaRoche. came. to. Cornell. after. spending.the. 2006. season. as. an. assistant. coach. with.the.women’s.soccer.program.at.George.Mason.University..She. is.a.13-year.coaching.veteran,.with. previous. collegiate. assistant. coaching.stops. at. Binghamton. Univeristy. and. Howard.University..

While.at.George.Mason,.LaRoche.helped.the.Patriots.to.an.8-9-2.overall. record.and.a.5-5-1. mark. in. the. Colonial. Athletic. Associa-tion..She.also.served.as.recruiting.coordina-tor. and. was. responsible. for. bringing. in. a.highly-decorated. six-member. class. for. the.2007.season..

Prior. to. her. stint. with. the. Patriots,. she. was.an.assistant.coach.at.Binghamton. for. two.sea-sons,. helping. the. Bearcats. to. a. 24-12-5. record.over.that.span..The.Bearcats.went.to.the.NCAA.

tournament. as. the. America. East. Conference.champion. in. 2004. and. finished. the. season.ranked. fourth. in. the. Northeast. Region. by. the.NSCAA.and.by.Soccer Buzz..LaRoche.also.served.for.three.years.as.an.assistant.coach.at.Howard,.where.she.helped.in.the.development.and.cre-ation.of.a.new.program..At.each.of.her.stops,.she.also.was.a.coach.within.the.U.S..Soccer.Olympic.Development.Program..She.is.currently.a.mem-ber.of.the.senior.staff.of.the.Olympic.Develop-ment.Program.Region.I.U-13.team.

In. addition. to. her. collegiate. coaching.experience,.LaRoche.spent.four.years.as.the.director.at.One.Touch.Soccer.Academy,.orga-nizing.the.coaching.efforts. for.28.adult.and.youth.programs.while.also.running.35.camps.per.year..

LaRoche. received. a. Bachelor. of. Arts. in.Afro-American. Studies. from. the. University.of.Maryland,.where.she.was.a.member.of.the.women’s.soccer.team.under.April.Heinrichs,.who.would.later.go.on.to.serve.as.head.coach.of.the.U.S..Women’s.National.Team..She.also.holds. numerous. national. coaching. licenses.and. certificates,. including. a. USSF. National.‘A’.license,.a.USSF.National.Youth.license.and.a. NSCAA. Premier. license.. LaRoche. was. also.selected. to. attend. and. graduated. from. the.NCAA.Women.Coaches.Academy.in.Decem-ber.of.2007.

LaRoche.is.married.to.Dan.King,.the.Director.of. Sports. Medicine. at. Binghamton. University,.and.the.pair.resides.in.Ithaca.

The LaRoche FileEducation • University of Maryland B.A., Afro-American Studies, 1995

Head Collegiate Coaching Experience • Cornell University, 2007-present 4-12-0, 1 season

Assistant Coaching Experience • George Mason University, 2006 Served as Recruiting Coordinator • Binghamton University, 2004-06 2005 - America East Semifinalist 2004 - America East Champion,

NCAA Tournament Appearance • Howard University, 1997-2000 Assisted in creation of new program

Other Coaching Experience Director, One-Touch Soccer Academy, 2000-04 Head Coach, Great Falls Athletic Assoc., 1998-2000 Olympic Development Program Staff Coach Graduate, NCAA Women Coaches Academy, 2007

Playing Experience University of Maryland, 1991-92


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Allison.Cowan.is. in.her.second.season.as.an.assistant.coach.with.the.Cornell.women’s.soccer.program..Cowan.and.head.coach.Danielle.LaRoche. previously. worked. together. on. the. staff. at. George. Mason.University.during.the.2006.season.before.being.reunited.on.the.Cor-nell.coaching.staff.

Following.her.first.season.at.Cornell,.Cowan.received.her.Premier.Diploma.from.the.National.Soccer.Coaches.Associaton.of.America..

Cowan.spent.the.first.half.of.2007.as.the.director.of.soccer.opera-tions. for. the.women’s.program.at. the.University.of.Missouri,.where.she. coordinated. the. team’s. travel. arrangments. and. assisted. in. re-cruiting.efforts..Cowan.was.also.involved.with.alumni.events.with.the.women’s.soccer.program.at.Missouri..

Prior.to.her.appointment.in.Columbia,.Mo.,.Cowan.served.as.an.as-sistant.coach.at.her.alma.mater,.George.Mason,.for.the.2006.season..Cowan.assisted.in.recruiting.and.evaluated.upcoming.opponents..She.was.also.involved.in.the.organization.and.instruction.of.practice.ses-sions,.while.contributing.to.game-day.decisions..Additionally,.Cowan.was.instrumental.in.the.organization.and.instruction.at.George.Ma-son.summer.camps.for.teams.and.individuals..

In.addition.to.her.coaching.experience.with.the.Patriots,.Cowan.was. an. assistant. coach. with. two. youth. girls. teams. in. the. greater.Washington,.D.C.,.area..

Cowan’s.resume.includes.extensive.playing.experience,.including.four.years.at.George.Mason,.serving.two.years.as.team.captain..She.was.named.to.the.All-Colonial.Athletic.Association.team.as.a.senior.in.2004.and.made.the.CAA’s.All-Tournament.team.as.a.defender.the.same.season..Her.play.was.recognized.outside.the.league.as.well,.as.she. earned. third-team. All-Mid-Atlantic. Region. honors. from. Soccer Buzz..After.graduation,.Cowan.played.with.the.Washington.Freedom.of.the.United.Soccer.League.in.the.spring.and.summer.of.2006..

Cowan,.a.native.of.Shorewood,.Minn.,.was.a.member.of.the.Min-nesota. State. Team. with. the. Olympic. Development. Program. from.1996.to.2001,.and.was.a.Region.II.pool.player.in.1999.and.2000..

.A.2005.graduate.of.George.Mason.with.a.bachelor.of.arts.in.Eng-lish,.she.was.twice.named.a.Colonial.Athletic.Associaton.Scholar.and.was. also. named. a. CAA. Academic. Commissioner’s. Award. winner. in.2003.and.2004.

AllIson CowAnSecond Season At Cornell • George Mason ‘05

Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach

Q: As a second-year head coach, what are some of the goals you have set for your program?

A: Ultimately, the goal for the program is to win an Ivy League title. That’s why I was hired, that’s why I took the job, and sooner we can do that, the better. Obviously, I also want to make sure that all of our players maintain high grade point averages, gradu-ate in four years and have outstanding careers in whatever field they choose.

Q: What is the ideal player for the Cornell soccer program?

A: The ideal player is one who is athletic. What has happened over the last few years in the Ivy League is that we’ve tended to get more thoughtful, technical players, and not the more athletic ones. What we’re looking for is someone who can run farther and faster and jump higher, but without sacrificing the technical skills needed to compete at this level. We also like to have a really well-balanced recruiting class, so we’re always looking for the artists and the engines, the little, fast, quick girls and the strong destroyers. For us, it’s all about bal-ance, but the underlying theme is a high level of athleticism.

Q: What needs to happen within the program to finish on top of the Ivy League?

A: Cornell women’s soccer had a rich history in the

1990s of being one of the top programs in the Ivy League, and in the early 2000s, they got in this rut of ending up at the bottom of the league. When I started here, we noticed a lot of it was mental, from the neck up. We’ve really focused on building con-fidence and a winning attitude. The second thing we’ve lacked in the past has been leadership that believes in the goal of winning an Ivy League title. Finally, recruiting is a big piece of that. I consider myself a strong recruiter, and with me coming to Cornell, I’m able to recruit all over North America to find the best players that fit the Cornell profile. In women’s soccer, the Ivy League is won by a different team, and it’s the ones that bring in the best recruits who win the title. It’s really clear that if you can get your confidence and leadership and have the right chemistry and bring in quality recruits, then you have a chance to win an Ivy League title.

Q: Talk about the commitment from the administra-tion to assisting in bringing an Ivy League title in women’s soccer back to Cornell.

A: It’s been amazing. I’ve had amazing support from the athletic department, going above and beyond to make sure that we have outstanding practice facili-ties, an outstanding 6,000 square foot weight room dedicated to varsity athletes, a strength and condi-tioning coach who works directly with our team...

We have academic support and athletic training support. The support system here at Cornell is sec-ond to none. Berman Field is an absolutely beautiful place to play. We’ve got all the tools we need to get where we want to go.

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As Cornell women’s soccer coach Danielle LaRoche embarks on her second season directing the program, the differences between her first and second campaigns are clearly noticeable.

“Last year, I met the team on August 21, and we played our first game 10 days later,” she reflected. “We had no idea what the freshmen could do, or what the returners could do, and we had a freshman goalkeeper, so we had very limited expectations.

“This year, we’re coming with a different mindset. With a nationally ranked recruiting class, with the team training under our fitness program and having a year with our defensive scheme, we have high expectations for this team - we expect to win.”

After having time to settle into the position, the roster has also settled, as 13 returning play-ers will join nine newcomers as the Big Red prepares for the 2008 season. Despite having only 22 players, what some might consider to be a lack of depth has instead turned into a positive for the program.

“We have a smaller team than last year, but I feel like our team is deeper,” LaRoche said. “The incoming class has brought a little bit more athleticism, which hasn’t been there in the past. Last year’s squad was a very technical team, they knew soccer well, but they lacked athleticism. The incoming class brings in more athletically without sacrificing any of that technical ability. I think we’ve struck a good balance this year with that.”

The returners and newcomers will have roughly a month and six non-league games to mesh before the Ivy League slate begins against Columbia on Sept. 26. The always-optimistic LaRoche has her sights set on making the other teams around the league take notice, both before and during the slate of conference matches.

“Our schedule is one that I think we can do very well with, and the Ivy League race is wide open, as it is every year,” she said. “I think we have put together some of the tools that we can really compete and win quite a few league matches. I’m very excited, and our expectations are very high. I think we’re going to be a team that’s going to be a winning team, and it’s going to be sooner, rather than later.”

FORWARdSUp front, the Big Red returns a pair of players with a nose for the goal to go along with another

pair of talented freshmen. Junior Eva Dixon, a two-time All-Ivy honoree, returns for her third season after struggling with injuries a year ago, while sophomore Natalie Zandt, who also missed a portion of last season due to injury, also returns healthy for her second season.

“My expectations for the forwards are to get the lion’s share of the goals this season,” said LaRoche. “I think last year, we were really dependent on the midfield to get our offensive produc-tion, and I think this year, we’re looking for more production and more confidence from our players up top.”

Dixon, who scored four goals and had one assist for nine points as a freshman, was limited to just one assist last season, but has done well in the off-season with increased strength and fitness training. Zandt, meanwhile, burst onto the scene last season with a flair for the dramatic, as two of her three goals were overtime game-winners in victories over Hartford and Niagara.

“Eva’s healthy and ready to go, and been playing soccer all summer out in California,” LaRoche said of the junior tri-captain. “Natalie is recovering from her knee injury, and it looks like she’s go-ing to be healthy too. She might not be 100 percent when camp opens up, but by the time the Ivy League season starts, she’ll be ready to go.”

Joining that pair are freshmen Brook Chang and Samantha Wright. Chang, a highly decorated player out of Northern Virginia, can fill in either up top or as an attacking midfielder, while Wright is a dynamic threat who can also see significant action on defense if needed.

“Brook is a phenomenal, dangerous player, and whichever role we put her in, she’s going to make waves,” LaRoche said. “She’s someone that finds passing lanes really well and isn’t afraid to attack a defender. Sam is one of those players who is going to be dangerous no matter where we put her. She is so dynamic, we just have to figure out where she’s going to make the most damage. I think with the addition of Brook and Sam and having Eva and Natalie back healthy, it’ll give us the much-needed depth that we haven’t had in the past.”

MidFiELdWhile the Big Red loses several players from last year’s midfield, the squad also returns several

key players who made major contributions last season. Headlining the group is junior Kala Neilson and sophomore Lena Russomagno, both of whom were regulars in the starting lineup thoughout most of the Ivy League season. Also returning is Megan Joerger, one of just two seniors on the team, junior Rebecca Flewelling and sophomore Samantha Wiener.

Neilson made seven starts last season for the Big Red and appeared in 12 games, holding down the defensive midfield role, a position she is expected to again fill this season. Russomagno, mean-while, was the Big Red’s top scorer a year ago, scoring 14 points on six goals and two assists on her way to All-Ivy accolades. Joerger appeared in 10 games last season for the Big Red, while Flewel-ling, who spent her first two seasons splitting time between the women’s soccer and women’s ice hockey teams but now is focusing solely on soccer, played in 14 of the 16 games last season. Wiener, who walked onto the team during preseason practice, slowly worked her way into the rotation and appeared in nine games, a year that culminated with her first collegiate goal in the season finale

against Columbia. “Kala has been our fittest player in the offseason and has gained some strength in the weight

room, and we think she’s going to come in and again settle that defensive midfield role and win balls in the air,” LaRoche said. “Lena had a phenomenal spring, and is nursing a little bit of a knee injury herself, but she should be 100 percent by the time practice begins, and we’re looking for her to really spark the attack.”

Joining the five returners in the middle of the field are a trio of newcomers, each of whom brings different attributes to the lineup. Kelsey MacDonald and Abigail Apistolas, club teammates with Brook Chang in Northern Virginia, join Abageal Vonderweidt as new blood in the middle. Mac-Donald, a short, scrappy player, is capable of bringing a quick spark to the lineup, while Apistolas was a member of the state champion team in Virginia in 2005. Apistolas has quick, shifty feet and the ability to beat players off the dribble and could slide into the playmaking role in the center of the midfield. Vonderweidt, a Southern California native, is a similar player to Russomagno, with both players being tall and fast and capable of turning the corner on the flanks.

“Kelsey just has so much energy, she just makes things happen when she’s in the game,” La-Roche said. “I think if we put Brook Chang in the midfield, she is capable of having the same type of impact that Lena had last year, and both of the Abbys have the potential to come in and stand out as Lena did last year.

“We have a lot of depth and a lot of options, so we’re really excited about our midfield,” La-Roche said.

dEFEnSEGraduation took its toll on the back line, as both of last season’s starting center backs received

their degrees in May, leaving a gaping hole in the middle of the defense that needs to be filled. Still, both flank players return in juniors Emily Kuhn and Elizabeth Scully in addition to senior tri-captain Whitney Stich and sophomores Katie Hayes and Cristina Law. That group will be joined by sopho-more transfer Jules Lapsa and freshman Sidra Bonner, with the potential to be joined by Wright if needed.

Kuhn started all 16 games at left back last year for the Big Red, chipping in with an assist on one of Russomagno’s three goals against Lafayette for her first collegiate point. Scully, the other returning starter, shifted into the center of the back line this spring and showed signs of making a seamless transition.

“Emily is another player who had a really strong spring season and has been training really hard, while Elizabeth did an amazing job in the center this spring and we’re excited to see how she develops in that role,” LaRoche said.

Likely to join Scully in the middle of the defense is Bonner, another physically imposing pres-ence. At 5-11, the Colorado native has the combination of size and skills to give opposing forwards problems. Additionally, Lapsa, a transfer from Davidson, could also crack the opening day lineup.

GOALkEEPERSThe team’s overall lack of depth was most evident in goal last season, with then-freshman

Jodi Palmer as the only true goalkeeper on the roster. Without a capable backup, field players were pressed into service when Palmer missed time due to injury late in the season. With the return of Palmer for her sophomore season and the addition of a pair of talented goalkeepers, those days are a thing of the past.

As a freshman, Palmer learned on the job after being thrown directly into the fire from day one. She responded well, posting a pair of shutouts on the season, but her biggest strides came during the spring when, with the departure of a pair of starting center backs, she became the vocal leader a young defense sorely needed.

“Jodi has really stepped into that leadership role this spring, organizing the defense and own-ing the box,” LaRoche said. “All the things that we would hope a junior goalkeeper would do, she was already doing them during her second semester of her freshman year. We think she’ll continue that progression, and the job is hers to lose right now.”

Pushing the incumbent will be a pair of freshmen from opposite coasts. Megan Bartlett joins the program after playing her club soccer for a prominent Southern California side, playing regularly in national championship matches with Slammers FC. Also in the mix is Kelly Murphy, a native of Duxbury, Mass., who plays a much more different style than either Palmer or Bartlett.

“Megan was the last one to join the incoming class, and she’s a little bit of a diamond in the rough,” LaRoche said. “She has wonderful hands, reads the game well and is a great shot-stopper. Kelly is completely different from the both of them, having an imposing, physical presence and is very vocal and attack-minded. She’ll give us more size and strength in the goal, where Jodi and Megan give us a little bit more finesse.”

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2008 Cornell Women’s Soccer Numerical Roster no. name Pos. Class Ht. Hometown/Last School 00 Megan Bartlett GK 5-9 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS 1 Jodi Palmer * GK 5-8 So. Maple Valley, Wash./Tahoma HS 2 Kelsey MacDonald MF 5-0 Fr. Arlington, Va./Georgetown Visitation HS 3 Cristina Law D 5-7 So. Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood HS 4 Katie Hayes D/MF 5-9 So. Middletown, N.J./Middletown South HS 5 Samantha Wright D/F 5-4 Fr. Pembroke Pines, Fla./Cypress Bay HS 6 Abageal Vonderweidt MF/F 5-9 Fr. Santa Monica, Calif./Notre Dame Academy 7 Natalie Zandt * MF 5-4 So. Irvine, Calif./Tustin HS 8 Samantha Wiener * MF 5-6 So. Milburn, N.J./Milburn HS 9 Rebecca Flewelling * MF/F 5-5 Jr. Kanata, Ontario/Earl of March HS 10 Whitney Stich D 5-4 Sr. Fort Collins, Colo./Poudre HS 11 Sidra Bonner D 5-11 Fr. Denver, Colo./Kent Denver School 12 Elizabeth Scully * D 5-9 Jr. Cleveland, Ohio/Hathaway Brown School 14 Kala Neilson ** D/MF 5-9 Jr. Hollywood, Fla./American Heritage School 16 Lena Russomagno * MF/F 5-8 So. Wilmington, Del./Archmere Academy 17 Emily Kuhn ** D/MF 5-4 Jr. Madison, Wis./Madison West HS 20 Brook Chang F 5-6 Fr. Clifton, Va./Bishop O’Connell HS 21 Jules Lapsa D/MF 5-5 So. Adamstown, Md./Urbana HS/Davidson College 23 Megan Joerger ** MF 5-8 Sr. San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS 25 Abigail Apistolas MF 5-4 Fr. Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge HS 27 Eva Dixon ** F 5-4 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./South Pasadena HS 33 Kelly Murphy GK 5-9 Fr. Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury HS

Head Coach: Danielle LaRoche (second season, Maryland ‘95)Assistant Coach: Allison Cowan (second season, George Mason ‘05)

Seniors (2)Megan JoergerWhitney Stich

Juniors (5)Eva DixonRebecca FlewellingEmily KuhnKala NeilsonElizabeth Scully

Sophomores (7)Katie HayesJules LapsaCristina LawJodi PalmerLena RussomagnoSamantha WienerNatalie Zandt

Freshmen (8)Abigail ApistolasMegan BartlettSidra BonnerBrook ChangKelsey MacDonaldKelly MurphyAbageal VonderweidtSamantha Wright

Big Red by Class2008 Cornell Women’s Soccer Alphabetical Roster no. name Pos. Class Ht. Hometown/Last School 25 Abigail Apistolas MF 5-4 Fr. Ashburn, Va./Stone Bridge HS 00 Megan Bartlett GK 5-9 Fr. Yorba Linda, Calif./Esperanza HS 11 Sidra Bonner D 5-11 Fr. Denver, Colo./Kent Denver School 20 Brook Chang F 5-6 Fr. Clifton, Va./Bishop O’Connell HS 27 Eva Dixon ** F 5-4 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif./South Pasadena HS 9 Rebecca Flewelling * MF/F 5-5 Jr. Kanata, Ontario/Earl of March HS 4 Katie Hayes D/MF 5-9 So. Middletown, N.J./Middletown South HS 23 Megan Joerger ** MF 5-8 Sr. San Clemente, Calif./San Clemente HS 17 Emily Kuhn ** D/MF 5-4 Jr. Madison, Wis./Madison West HS 21 Jules Lapsa D/MF 5-5 So. Adamstown, Md./Urbana HS/Davidson College 3 Cristina Law D 5-7 So. Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood HS 2 Kelsey MacDonald MF 5-0 Fr. Arlington, Va./Georgetown Visitation HS 33 Kelly Murphy GK 5-9 Fr. Duxbury, Mass./Duxbury HS 14 Kala Neilson ** D/MF 5-9 Jr. Hollywood, Fla./American Heritage School 1 Jodi Palmer * GK 5-8 So. Maple Valley, Wash./Tahoma HS 16 Lena Russomagno * MF/F 5-8 So. Wilmington, Del./Archmere Academy 12 Elizabeth Scully * D 5-9 Jr. Cleveland, Ohio/Hathaway Brown School 10 Whitney Stich D 5-4 Sr. Fort Collins, Colo./Poudre HS 6 Abageal Vonderweidt MF/F 5-9 Fr. Santa Monica, Calif./Notre Dame Academy 8 Samantha Wiener * MF 5-6 So. Milburn, N.J./Milburn HS 5 Samantha Wright D/F 5-4 Fr. Pembroke Pines, Fla./Cypress Bay HS 7 Natalie Zandt * MF 5-4 So. Irvine, Calif./Tustin HS

Head Coach: Danielle LaRoche (second season, Maryland ‘95)Assistant Coach: Allison Cowan (second season, George Mason ‘05)

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Geographical RosterCalifornia (5) ........... Megan Bartlett (Yorba Linda),

Eva Dixon (Los Angeles), Megan Joerger (San Clem-ente), Abagael Vonderweidt (Santa Monica), Natalie Zandt (Irvine)

Colorado (2) ............ Sidra Bonner (Denver), Whitney Stich (Fort Collins)

Delaware (1) ........... Lena Russomagno (Wilming-ton)

Florida (2) ............... Kala Neilson (Weston), Samantha Wright (Pembroke Pines)

Maryland (1) ........... Jules Lapsa (Adamstown)

Massachusetts (1) ...Kelly Murphy (Duxbury)

New Jersey (3)......... Katie Hayes (Middletown), Cristina Law (Ridgewood), Samantha Wiener (Milburn)

Ohio (1) ...................Elizabeth Scully (Cleveland)

Ontario (1) ..............Rebecca Flewelling (Kanata)

Virginia (3) .............. Abigail Apistolas (Ashburn), Brook Chang (Clifton), Kelsey MacDonald (Arlington)

Washington (1) ....... Jodi Palmer (Maple Valley)

Wisconsin (1) ..........Emily Kuhn (Madison)

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evA DIxonJunior • F • 5-4

Los.Angeles,.Calif..•.South.Pasadena.HSAnimal.Sciences

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At CornellDixon. is. a. two-time. All-Ivy. League. selection,. earning. honor-able. mention. honors. as. a. sophomore. after. being. named. to.the.second-team.as.a.freshman..She.battled.through.injuries.during.her.sophomore.season,.but.still.made.12.starts.among.her.14.appearances.and.has.been.named.a.tri-captain.for.her.junior. season.. Dixon. picked. up. a. pair. of. assists. as. a. sopho-more,.tallying.one.in.the.4-2.loss.at.St..Bonaventure.on.Sept..9.and.later.adding.an.assist.on.one.of.Lena.Russomagno’s.three.goals.in.the.3-2.victory.over.Lafayette.on.Sept..16..Dixon.made.an.immediate.impact.as.a.freshman.by.scoring.the.game-win-ning.goal.in.her.first.game.in.a.Big.Red.uniform.on.Sept..3.at.Lafayette..She.scored.goals.in.three.straight.games.from.Oct..14. to. Oct.. 25,. with. two. of. those. coming. against. Ivy. League.foes.Yale.and.Brown..She.had.a.goal.and.an.assist.on.Oct..25.in.the.5-0.rout.over.Albany.

At South PasadenaDixon.was.a.four-time.letterwinner.at.South.Pasadena.HS..She.was.named.the.David.N..Dickson.Showcase.Athlete.of.the.Year.and.the.C..Merrill.Greene.Female.Athlete.of.the.Year.as.a.senior.and. was. and. All-CIF. Division. IV. first-team. selection. in. 2003,.2004.and.2006..She.was.the.Rio.Hondo.League.MVP.in.2005.and. League. Offensive. Player. of. the.Year. in. 2006.. Dixon. was.named.team.offensive.MVP.three.times.and.was.her.school’s.athlete.of.the.year. four.times..She.played.for.the.SASC.Strik-ers.for.six.seasons,.winning.the.Cerritos.Memorial.Cup,.the.Sun.and.Surf.Cup.and.the.Slammers.Tour.championships.in.2004..

PersonalEva. Lorraine. Dixon. is. the. daughter. of. Robert. and. Angelique.Dixon.and.has.an.older.brother..Dixon.is.enrolled. in.the.Col-lege.of.Human.Ecology.


RebeCCA FlewellIngJunior • MF/F • 5-5

Kanata,.Ontario.•.Earl.of.March.HSCommunication

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At CornellFlewelling.made.14.appearances.on.the.year.as.a.sophomore,.providing.much-needed.depth.in.the.midfield..She.picked.up.the. first. start. of. her. career. on. Nov.. 3. at. Dartmouth.. Flewel-ling.appeared. in. three.games.as.a. freshman,.seeing.her.first.collegiate.action.on.Sept..6.against.St..Bonaventure..She.also.appeared.in.a.loss.at.Colgate.and.against.Bucknell..Flewelling.

was.a.member.of. the.Cornell.women’s. ice.hockey. team.as.a.freshman,.tallying.two.goals.and.four.assists. for.six.points. in.24.games.

At Earl of MarchA.five-sport.athlete.while.at.Earl.of.March.HS,.Flewelling.com-peted. in. soccer,. hockey,. cross-country,. baseball,. and. volley-ball..She.was.the.MVP.of.her.hockey.team.in.2006,.high.school.Athlete.of.the.Year,.and.captain.of.both.her.hockey.and.soccer.squads..She.also.received.a.public.speaking.award,.citizenship.award,.and.was.in.the.jazz.ensemble.

PersonalRebecca.Marie.Flewelling.is.the.daughter.of.Craig.and.Patricia.Wilson-Flewelling.and.has.a.younger.brother..Flewelling.is.en-rolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.

Year GP/GS Goals Assists Points Shots ivy2005 14/11 1 0 2 21 0-0-02006 4/1 0 1 1 2 0-0-02007 10/0 0 0 0 1 0-0-0Totals 28/12 1 1 3 24 0-0-0

MegAn JoeRgeRSenior • MF • 5-8

San.Clemente,.Calif..•.San.Clemente.HSDevelopment.Sociology

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At CornellJoerger.came.off.the.bench.to.make.10.appearances.for.the.Big.Red.as.a.junior..She.tallied.one.shot.on.goal.in.the.win.against.Niagara.on.Sept..21..Joerger.saw.action.in.four.games.during.her. sophomore. season,. recording. an. assist. against. Bucknell.on.Oct..3..She.competed.in.14.games.as.a.freshman,.starting.

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At CornellHayes. earned. a. spot. on. the. roster. during. preseason. tryouts.but.did.not.appear.in.any.games.for.the.Big.Red.after.suffer-ing.a.season-ending.knee.injury..Hayes.is.now.healthy.and.will.look.to.contribute.in.2008.

At Middletown SouthHayes. was. selected. to. the. New. Jersey. B. North. All-Star.Team.and.was.the.team.most.valuable.player.at.Middletown.South.HS.. She. also. led. her. club. team. to. the. New. Jersey. State. Cup.Championship.in.2007..Hayes.earned.three.letters.in.soccer.and.picked.up.another.six.in.track.and.field.at.Middletown.South.

PersonalKatherine.Elizabeth.Hayes.is.the.daughter.of.Bruce.and.Sharon.Hayes.and.has.a.younger.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.


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eMIly KuhnJunior • D/MF • 5-4

Madison,.Wis..•.Madison.West.HSBiological.Sciences

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At CornellDuring.her.sophomore.season,.Kuhn.made.16.appearances,.all.starts,.for.the.Big.Red..She.picked.up.her.first.collegiate.point.with. an. assist. on. one. of. Lena. Russomagno’s. three. goals. on.Sept..16.against.Lafayette,.a.3-2.Cornell.victory..She.finished.the.season.with.one.point.on.nine.shots..Kuhn.appeared.in.12.of.the.Big.Red’s.17.contests.as.a.freshman,.making.one.start.and.coming.off.the.bench. in.the.other.11.games..She.made.her.first.collegiate.start.on.Oct..3.against.Bucknell.

At Madison WestA. three-sport. letter. recipient. while. attending. Madison.West.HS,. Kuhn. excelled. at. soccer,. tennis,. and. basketball.. She. was.her. high. school’s. female. athlete. of. the. year,. all-conference.player.of.the.year,.all-city.player.of.the.year,.and.was.named.to.the.Wisconsin.all-star.soccer.team.in.2006..She.was.the.ten-nis.team’s.MVP.in.2003.and.2005,.and.was.the.captain.of.the.varsity.basketball.team.her.senior.year.

PersonalEmily.J..Kuhn. is. the.daughter.of.Thomas.and.Jane.Kuhn.and.she.has.two.younger.sisters..Kuhn.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences..

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At CornellLaw.recovered.from.an.early-season.injury.to.make.seven.ap-pearances.for.the.Big.Red.in.her.freshman.campaign,.all.off.the.


CRIsTInA lAwSophomore • D • 5-7

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11..Joerger.scored.her.first.collegiate.goal.on.Sept..16.against.Canisius.

At San ClementeJoerger,.a.three-year.varsity.starter.at.sweeper,.was.CIF.cham-pion.in.2003.and.2004..A.second-team.all-league.selection.her.senior.season.as.well.as.a.captain,.Joerger.was.also.named.Ga-torade.Player.of.the.Year.for.2005..

PersonalMegan.Elizabeth.Joerger.is.the.daughter.of.Michael.and.Lucille.Joerger.and.she.has.an.older.brother.and.an.older.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences..

bench..She.tallied.an.assist.in.the.season.finale.against.Colum-bia.for.her.first.collegiate.point,.while.also.recording.five.shots.against. the. Lions. in. that. contest.. Law,. a. defender,. spent. the.majority.of.the.time.during.her.first.season.helping.out.in.the.midfield.and.on.attack.

At RidgewoodLaw.earned.All-East.Region,.all-state.and.all-county.accolades.as. a. senior. while. serving. as. the. team. captain. at. Ridgewood.HS..She.also.earned.all-suburban.team.and.all-league.honors,.while. being. named. the. top. female. athlete. from. the. Bergen.County. Coaches. Association.. Law. also. excelled. at. track. and.field,.where.she.earned.All-America.honors.in.the.pentathlon,.4x800m.and.shuttle.hurdle.relay..

PersonalCristina.Law.is.the.daughter.of.Stephen.Law.and.Maria.Goas.and.she.has.an.older.brother.and.an.older.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.


KAlA neIlsonJunior • D/MF • 5-9

Hollywood,.Fla..•.American.Heritage.SchoolUndecided.-.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences

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At CornellNeilson.appeared.in.12.games.as.a.sophomore.for.the.Big.Red,.making.seven.starts.in.the.midfield..She.added.four.shots.on.the.year,.including.two.in.her.first.start.of.the.season.on.Sept..23.in.a.1-0.loss.at.Bucknell..Neilson.saw.time.in.eight.games.for.the.Big.Red.as.a.freshman,.earning.starts.against.Bucknell.on.Oct..3.and.again.at.Buffalo.on.Oct..18.

At American HeritageA.three-sport.athlete.while.at.American.Heritage.School,.Neil-son. lettered. four. times. in. soccer,. cross. country. and. track.. A.Class. 3A. state. champion. and. national. champion. in. 2004-05,.Neilson’s.high.school.team.was.district.and.regional.champi-ons.twice.and.earned.a. runner-up.finish. in. the.state.tourna-ment.her.senior.year..She.was.also.a.member.of.the.Spanish.Honor.Society.and.the.math.club.

PersonalKala. Joanna. Neilson. is. the. daughter. of. Robert. and. Michaela.Neilson. and. has. a. younger. brother. and. sister.. Neilson. is. en-rolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.

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elIzAbeTh sCullyJunior • D • 5-9

Cleveland,.Ohio.•.Hathaway.Brown.SchoolHuman.Development

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At CornellScully.emerged.as.a.key.member.of.the.back.line.for.the.Big.Red.in.her.sophomore.season,.making.13.starts. in.her.16.appear-ances.on.defense..She.performed.well.at.right.back.and.tallied.three.shots.on.the.season..Scully.made.her.first.career.start.on.Sept..7.in.the.victory.over.Hartford.at.Berman.Field..During.her.freshman.season,.she.made.her.collegiate.debut.off.the.bench.on.Sept..16.against.San.Francisco.in.Hawaii,.then.made.another.pair. of. reserve. appearances,. coming. off. the. bench. on. Oct.. 3.against.Bucknell.and.again.on.Oct..18.at.Buffalo.

At Hathaway BrownAn.eight-time. letter.winner.while.at.Hathaway.Brown,.Scully.captained. her. soccer. and. basketball. teams.. She. was. a. state.champion.in.soccer.and.set.the.school.record.for.most.assists.in. one. game. for. her. basketball. squad.. She. was. also. an. All-School.Senate.Representative.

PersonalElizabeth. Anne. Scully. is. the. daughter. of. William. and. Kate.Scully..She.has.an.older.brother.and.two.older.sisters..Scully.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Human.Ecology.

At CornellPalmer.had.a.solid.first.season.at.Cornell,.starting.in.15.of.the.16.games.she.appeared.in,.posting.a.4-11-0.record.to.go.along.with.her.2.33.goals-against.average.and.a. .643.save.percent-age.. Palmer. recorded. her. first. shutout. in. her. home. debut,.making. four.saves. in. the.Big.Red’s.1-0.overtime.victory.over.Hartford..She. later.recorded.a.clean.sheet. in.the.Big.Red’s.3-0.win.over.Siena..She.made.a.season-high.seven.saves.in.the.second.game.of.the.year.at.St..John’s.

At TahomaPalmer.was.a.two-time.first-team.all-state.honoree.as.a.goal-keeper.at.Tahoma.HS.while.also.earning.first-team.all-area.and.all-league.three.times..She.was.a.three-time.team.most.valu-able.player.and.a.four-year.varsity.starter,.leading.her.team.to.the.2005.state.championship,.posting.six.shutouts.along.the.way..She.was.a.three-year.team.captain.for.her.club.team,.Dos-veedanya,.and.helped.her.side.to.the.state.finals.three.straight.years.from.2003-2005,.winning.the.title.in.2004..An.outstand-ing.student,.she.graduated.in.the.top.five.percent.of.her.class.as.a.Washington.State.Scholar.with.distinguished.honors.

PersonalJodi. Palmer. is. the. daughter. of. Kim. Palmer. and. has. an. older.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.

Year GP/GS Saves GA GAA Sv. Pct. W-L-T2007 16/15 63 35 2.33 .643 4-11-0Totals 16/15 63 35 2.33 .643 4-11-0

JoDI PAlMeRSophomore • GK • 5-8

Maple.Valley,.Wash..•.Tahoma.HSUndecided.-.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences

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At CornellRussomagno. was. named. the. team’s. most. valuable. player. as.a.freshman.in.addition.to.earning.honorable.mention.All-Ivy.League. honors.. She. appeared. in. all. 16. games,. starting. 12.times,.and.led.the.Big.Red.in.scoring.with.14.points..She.scored.her.first.career.point.in.the.win.against.Hartford.on.Sept..7,.tal-lying.an.assist.on.Natalie.Zandt’s.goal,.then.tallied.a.hat.trick.in.the.3-2.victory.against.Lafayette.on.Sept..16..Russomagno.had.a.stretch.of.four.consecutive.games.with.a.goal,.spanning.from.Sept..9.against.St..Bonaventure.through.Sept..21.against.Niagara..Over.that.span,.she.had.six.goals.and.11.points.

At Archmere AcademyRussomagno.was.a.two-time.all-state.and.three-time.all-league.player.at.Archmere.Academy,.where.she.was.a.four-year.start-


lenA RussoMAgnoSophomore • MF/F • 5-8

Wilmington,.Del..•.Archmere.AcademyStatistics.and.Biometry

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whITney sTIChSenior • D • 5-4

Fort.Collins,.Colo..•.Poudre.HSEngineering

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At CornellStich,.who.was.named.a.tri-captain.for.her.senior.season,.ap-peared.in.two.contests.as.a.junior.for.the.Big.Red..She.made.her.first.appearance.on.Sept..9.at.St..Bonaventure,.then.came.off.the.bench.in.Cornell’s.loss.to.Brown.on.Sept..21..Stich.ap-peared.in.three.games.as.a.sophomore,.earning.her.first.col-legiate.start.in.the.loss.at.Buffalo.on.Oct..18..She.saw.action.on.defense.in.one.game.as.a.freshman.in.2005.

At PoudreStich. was. a. four-year. letter. winner. at. Poudre. HS.. A. second-

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er..Russomagno.was.a.three-time.all-conference.honoree..

PersonalLena.Russomagno.is.the.daughter.of.Vincent.and.Kristine.Rus-somagno.and.she.has.a.younger.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.


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At CornellZandt. finished. her. freshman. ranked. season. second. on. the.team.in.scoring,.tallying.six.points.on.three.goals.in.just.nine.games..She.scored.her.first.career.goal.on.Sept..7,.tallying.the.game-winner.against.Hartford.in.a.1-0.victory..She.then.scored.again.two.days.later.in.the.Big.Red’s.4-2.loss.at.St..Bonaventure..Zandt.added.her.third.goal.of.the.year.in.Cornell’s.2-1.victory.over.Niagara,.again.tallying.the.game-winner..

At TustinZandt. was. a. two-time. team. most. valuable. player. and. was.named.the.team’s.best.offensive.player.for.Tustin.HS.in.2006..She.earned.first-team.all-league.honors,.and.also.qualified.for.the.Orange.County.Championships.in.track.and.field..Her.club.


nATAlIe zAnDTSophomore • MF • 5-4Irvine,.Calif..•.Tustin.HS

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Before CornellApistolas.was.a.two-time.all-district.honoree.at.Stone.Bridge.HS,. earning. first-team. honors. as. a. senior. in. 2007. and. a. sec-ond-team.nod.as.a.junior..She.also.was.a.part.of.the.team.that.won.the.Virginia.High.School.Class.AA.state.championship.in.2005..Apistolas.played.her.club.soccer.for.Reston.FC,.alongside.fellow.incoming.players.Kelsey.MacDonald.and.Brook.Chang..With.Reston.FC,.she.helped.the.team.to.the.Virginia.State.Cup.finals.in.2007.and.the.semifinals.in.2006..She.was.also.a.mem-ber.of.the.team.that.advanced.to.the.finals.of.both.the.Disney.Showcase.and.the.San.Diego.Surf.Cup.in.2006..She.competed.at.the.USYS.Region.I.camp.and.tournament.in.both.2004.and.2005.and.was.selected.to.the.Virginia.State.Olympic.Develop-ment.Team.in.2004.and.2005.along.with.the.Virginia.Northern.District.team.in.both.seasons..

PersonalAbigail. Kathryn. Apistolas. is. the. daughter. of. Jim. and. Katie.Apistolas,.and.she.has.a.younger.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Human.Ecology.

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team.all-conference.pick.in.2003,.she.was.voted.first-team.all-conference,.MVP.and.second-team.5A.all-state.player.her.se-nior.year..She.also.served.as.captain.during.her.senior.season..

PersonalWhitney.Christine.Stich.is.the.daughter.of.Cindy.Stich.and.has.an.older.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Engineering.


sAMAnThA wIeneRSophomore • MF • 5-6

Milburn,.N.J..•.Milburn.HSIndustrial.and.Labor.Relations

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At CornellWiener. won. a. spot. on. the. roster. during. the. preseason. and.would.go.on.to.earn.a.letter.in.her.first.season.for.the.Big.Red..She.appeared.in.nine.games.on.the.year,.starting.once.on.Oct..27.at.Princeton..Wiener.scored.her.first.career.goal.in.the.sea-son.finale.against.Columbia.on.Nov..10,.a.2-1.Cornell.loss.

At MilburnWiener.was.a.three-time.all-county.and.all-conference.selec-tion. at. Milburn. HS,. helping. lead. her. team. to. three. straight.conference.championships..She.was.also.twice.named.to.the.Newark Star Ledger All-Essex.County.team.and.helped.her.club.team.to.the.semifinals.of.the.New.Jersey.State.Cup..She.earned.four.letters.in.soccer.at.Milburn,.starting.all.four.seasons.

PersonalSamanthan.Jordan.Wiener.is.the.daughter.of.Bruce.and.Karen.Wiener,.and.she.has.a.younger.brother.and.a.younger.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.School.of.Industrial.and.Labor.Relations.

team,.the.Laguna.Hills.Eclipse,.was. league.champions. in.the.CAL.South.Premier.League.

PersonalNatalie.Zandt.is.the.daughter.of.Pascal.and.Malgorzata.Zandt..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.

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sIDRA bonneRFreshman

Defense.•.5-11Denver,.Colo.

Kent.Denver.SchoolCollege.of.Arts.and.Sciences 11

Before CornellBonner,.a.standout.defender,.was.a.first-team.all-state.selec-tion. in. 2007. after. helping. her. high. school. to. a. pair. of. state.championships.in.2006.and.2007..A.central.defender,.Bonner.has. twice.earned.all-league.honors,. including.first-team.as.a.junior.in.2007..She.is.a.member.of.the.Colorado.State.Olympic.Development.Program.pool.and.was.the.most.valuable.player.of. the. 2008. State. Cup. for. her. club. team,. Real. Colorado.. She.also.helped.Real.Colorado.to.the.State.Cup.championship.in.2007.and.a.berth.in.the.finals.in.2008..

PersonalSidra. Naomi. Bonner. is. the. daughter. of. Barbara. Bonner,. and.she.has.an.older.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.

bRooK ChAngFreshman

Forward.•.5-6Clifton,.Va.

Bishop.O’Connell.HSCollege.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences 20

Before CornellChang. was. a. highly. decorated. player. at. Bishop. O’Connell. HS,.earning. Washington Post. All-MET. first-team. and. All-Examiner.honors. in. 2007,. in. addition. to. being. named. the. Post’s. All-EX-TRA. Player. of. the.Year.. She. was. also. named. the. state. player. of.the.year.by.Rise.Magazine..She.was.a.four-time.all-conference.se-lection,. earning. first-team. honors. twice,. and. was. a. member. of.the.NSCAA/adidas.high.school.national.champion.team.in.2004..Chang. was. a. two-time. team. MVP. and. team. captain. for. Bishop.O’Connell..A.multi-sport.athlete,.Chang.also.played.lacrosse.and.basketball..She.played.her.club.soccer.for.Reston.FC.with.fellow.classmates.Kelsey.MacDonald.and.Abigail.Apistolas..She.helped.RFC.to.the.Virginia.State.Cup.title. in.2006.and.the.semifinals. in.2005,.2007.and.2008..A.proven.goal-scorer,.she.earned.the.TCIFA.Women’s.Festival.of.Football.Golden.Boot.and.Top.Scorer.Awards..Chang.also.participated.in.the.USYS.Region.I.camp.five.times.and.was.a.five-time.member.of.the.Virginia.State.Olympic.Develop-ment.Program.team,.being.named.team.captain.in.2007..She.was.also.a.six-time.member.of.the.Virginia.North.District.ODP.team..

PersonalBrook.J..Chang.is.the.daughter.of.James.and.Karen.Chang,.and.she.has.a.younger.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agri-culture.and.Life.Sciences.

Jules lAPsASophomore

Defense/Midfielder.•.5-5Adamstown,.Md.

Urbana.HS.•.Davidson.CollegeCollege.of.Human.Ecology 21

Before CornellLapsa,.a.transfer.from.Davidson.College,.was.a.second-team.all-state.selection.in.2006.along.with.being.selected.a.four-time.all-area.player..A.two-time.captain.of.her.high.school.varsity.team,.she.also.was.a.four-year.member.of.the.Maryland.Olym-pic.Development.State.team..She.was.also.a.member.of.two.state.cup.finalist.teams.while.playing.for.FC.Virginia.Rockets..

PersonalJulianne. Mara. Lapsa. is. the. daughter. of. Tom. and. Maureen.Lapsa,.and.she.has.an.older.brother.and.sister..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Human.Ecology.

MegAn bARTleTTFreshman

Goalkeeper.•.5-9Yorba.Linda,.Calif.

Esperanza.HSSchool.of.Industrial.and.Labor.Relations 00

Before CornellBartlett.was.a.third-team.All-CIF.selection.as.a.senior.at.Esper-anza.HS,.earning.first-team.all-league.honors.as.well..She.was.also. named. her. team’s. defensive. most. valuable. player. and.helped.her.team.to.a.pair.of. league.championships..As.a.se-nior,.she.allowed.just.10.goals.against.in.18.matches,.posting.seven.shutouts..Bartlett.played.her.club.soccer.for.Slammers.FC,.helping.that.team.to.the.regional.finals.in.2007..

PersonalMegan.Kay.Bartlett.is.the.daughter.of.Paul.and.Belinda.Bartlett,.and.she.has.a.younger.and.older.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.School.of.Industrial.and.Labor.Relations.

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Kelsey MacDonAlDFreshman

Midfielder.•.5-0Arlington,.Va.

Georgetown.Visitation.HSCollege.of.Arts.and.Sciences 2

Before CornellMacDonald.helped.her. team.at.Georgetown.Visitation.HS. to.an. Independent.School.League.championship. in.2007.and.a.berth.in.the.ISL.tournament.finals.that.same.season..She.was.named.the.team.captain.as.a.senior..She.played.her.club.soc-cer.with.Reston.FC,.the.same.club.as.fellow.incoming.players.Brook. Chang. and. Abigail. Apistolas,. helping. her. team. to. the.Virginia.state.championship.in.2004,.the.finals.in.2007.and.the.semifinals.of.the.state.cup.in.2005.and.2007..She.also.helped.Reston. FC. to. the. finals. of. the. Disney. Showcase. and. the. San.Diego.Surf.Cup.in.2006..MacDonald.was.also.a.member.of.the.Virginia.Olympic.Development.Program.team.in.2003.and.the.Virginia.Northern.District.team.that.same.season..

PersonalKelsey. MacDonald. is. the. daughter. of.Tri. and. Marianne. Mac-Donald,.and.she.has.a.younger.brother.and.sister..She. is.en-rolled.in.the.College.of.Arts.and.Sciences.

Kelly MuRPhyFreshman

Goalkeeper.•.5-9Duxbury,.Mass.

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Before CornellMurphy. led.her. team.to. three. league.championships.during.her.high.school.career,.being.named.a.two-time.league.all-star.as.a.junior.and.a.senior..She.helped.her.team.to.the.quarter-finals.of. the.state.tournament. in.2006.and.was.named.team.captain.for.her.senior.season..Murphy.was.also.selected.to.the.New. Hampshire. and. Massachusetts. State. Olympic. Develop-ment. Program. teams. and. was. a. three-year. Region. I. Super-Y.and.two-time.Super-Y.National.pool.player..Her.team.won.the.U.S..Club.Regional.and.National.Championships.in.2007..Mur-phy.also.competed.in.track.and.field.at.Duxbury,.advancing.to.the.state.finals.of.the.indoor.shot.put.in.2007..

PersonalKelly.Corinne.Murphy.is.the.daughter.of.Chris.and.Karen.Mur-phy,.and.she.has.an.older.sister.and.a.younger.brother..She.is.enrolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.

AbAgeAl vonDeRweIDTFreshman

Midfield/Forward.•.5-9Santa.Monica,.Calif.

Notre.Dame.AcademyCollege.of.Arts.and.Sciences 6

Before CornellVonderweidt. was. a. two-time. CIF. Southern. Section. honoree,.earning.second-team.accolades.in.2006-07.and.being.named.to.the.third.team.in.2007-08..She.helped.her.high.school.team,.Notre.Dame.Academy,.to.the.CIF.championship.in.2005-06.and.was.named.team.captain.during.her.senior.season..In.addition,.she.was.named.to.the.all-tournament.team.at.the.2007.South.High. School. Holiday. Girls. Soccer. Tournament.. Vonderweidt,.who.played.her.club.soccer.with.the.Irvine.Soccer.Club.Strik-ers,. is.one.of.13.players.on.her.club.team.who.will.continue.playing.at.the.Division.I.level.in.college..

PersonalAbageal. Busch. Vonderweidt. is. the. daughter. of. Laurent. and.Laura.Vonderweidt,.and.she.has.a.younger.brother..She.is.en-rolled.in.the.College.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.

sAMAnThA wRIghTFreshman

Defense/Forward.•.5-4Pembroke.Pines,.Fla.

Cypress.Bay.HSCollege.of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences 5

Before CornellWright.is.a.highly.decorated.and.versatile.player.with.the.po-tential. to. help. out. both. on. attack. and. defense.. Wright. was.named.the.South Florida Sun-Sentinel’s.6A-5A.Player.of.the.Year.as.a.senior.after.helping.Cypress.Bay.to.a.berth.in.the.regional.finals.. As. a. forward. during. her. junior. season,. she. scored. 33.goals.and.tallied.24.assists,.and.then.moved.to.the.back.line.as.a.senior.and.helped.out.on.defense..Wright.is.an.Olympic.De-velopment.Program.Region.III.player.and.has.been.to.two.U.S..National.Team. camps.. She. earned. first-team. all-county. hon-ors.five.years.in.a.row..Wright.has.also.helped.her.club.team,.Weston. Soccer. Club,. to. the. State. Cup. final. four. in. 2005. and.2007..

PersonalSamantha.Ann-Elizabeth.Wright.is.the.daughter.of.Derrick.and.Paula.Wright,.and.she.has.an.older.and.younger.brother..Her.older.brother,.O’Neil,.played.basketball.for.Nova.Southeastern.University. from. 2003-2005.. She. is. enrolled. in. the. College. of.Agriculture.and.Life.Sciences.


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Oakland • Sept. 5, Rochester, N.Y.Location: Rochester, Mich.nickname: Golden GrizzliesColors: Gold and BlackHome Field: Oakland Soccer Field (1,000)Head Coach: Nick O’SheaCareer Record: 163-87-13 (14 seasons)Record at Oakland: same2007 Record: 10-8-2Series Record: First MeetingWomen’s Soccer Sid: Paul SmithPhone: (248) 370-3123E-Mail: [email protected]

St. Bonaventure • Sept. 12, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: St. Bonaventure, N.Y.nickname: BonniesColors: Brown & WhiteHome Field: McGraw-Jennings FieldHead Coach: Manoj KhettryCareer Record: 7-27-3 (three seasons)Record at St. Bonaventure: same2007 Record: 5-12-2Series Record: Cornell leads, 9-1-1Women’s Soccer Sid: Patrick PiersonPhone: (716) 375-2575E-Mail: [email protected]

Central Michigan • Sept. 7, Rochester, N.Y.Location: Mount Pleasant, Mich.nickname: ChippewasColors: Maroon and GoldHome Field: CMU Soccer Complex (1,000)Head Coach: Tony DiTucciCareer Record: 38-32-8 (five seasons)Record at Central Michigan: same2007 Record: 8-10-0Series Record: First MeetingWomen’s Soccer Sid: TBAPhone: (989) 774-3277E-Mail: TBA

Lehigh • Sept. 14, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Bethlehem, Pa.nickname: Mountain HawksColors: Brown and WhiteHome Field: Ulrich Sports ComplexHead Coach: Manny OudinCareer Record: 54-48-9 (six seasons)Record at Lehigh: same2007 Record: 7-7-4Series Record: First MeetingWomen’s Soccer Sid: Steve LomanginoPhone: (610) 758-3174E-Mail: [email protected]

Maine • Sept. 21, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Orono, Mainenickname: Black BearsColors: Maine Blue, Navy Blue and WhiteHome Field: Alumni Field (500)Head Coach: Scott AtherlyCareer Record: 121-133-22 (15 seasons)Record at Maine: 78-66-15 (nine seasons)2007 Record: 6-8-3Series Record: First MeetingWomen’s Soccer Sid: Andrew MahoneyPhone: (207) 581-4158E-Mail: [email protected]

Buffalo • Sept. 19, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Buffalo, N.Y.nickname: BullsColors: Blue & WhiteHome Field: UB Stadium (29,013)Head Coach: Michael ThomasCareer Record: First SeasonRecord at Buffalo: same2007 Record: 7-10-2Series Record: Buffalo leads, 3-1-0Women’s Soccer Sid: Jackie O’BrienPhone: (716) 645-5523E-Mail: [email protected]

Columbia • Sept. 26, New York, N.Y.Location: New York, N.Y.nickname: LionsColors: Columbia Blue and WhiteHome Field: Columbia Soccer Stadium (3,000)Head Coach: Kevin McCarthyCareer Record: 116-101-26 (14 seasons)Record at Columbia: same2007 Record: 8-5-4Series Record: Cornell leads, 17-5-0Women’s Soccer Sid: Pete McHughPhone: (212) 854-7064E-Mail: [email protected]

Penn • Oct. 4, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Philadelphia, Pa.nickname: QuakersColors: Red and BlueHome Field: Rhodes Field (1,000)Head Coach: Darren AmbroseCareer Record: 78-42-19 (eight seasons)Record at Penn: same2007 Record: 13-4-1Series Record: Penn leads, 10-6-1Women’s Soccer Sid: Mike MahoneyPhone: (215) 898-9232E-Mail: [email protected]

Colgate • Sept. 28, Hamilton, N.Y.Location: Hamilton, N.Y.nickname: RaidersColors: Maroon and GrayHome Field: Van Doren Field (1,500)Head Coach: Kathy BrawnCareer Record: 202-108-23 (17 seasons)Record at Colgate: same2007 Record: 10-8-1Series Record: Tied, 13-13-3Women’s Soccer Sid: Kristy McNeilPhone: (315) 228-6761E-Mail: [email protected]

Harvard • Oct. 11, Cambridge, Mass.Location: Cambridge, Mass.nickname: CrimsonColors: Crimson, Black and WhiteHome Field: Ohiri Field (1,500)Head Coach: Ray LeoneCareer Record: 202-109-28 (17 seasons)Record at Harvard: 10-6-1 (one season)2007 Record: 10-6-1Series Record: Harvard leads, 17-3-6Women’s Soccer Sid: Tim WilliamsonPhone: (617) 495-4143E-Mail: [email protected]

Bryant • Oct. 24, Smithfield, R.I.Location: Smithfield, R.I.nickname: BulldogsColors: Black, Gold and WhiteHome Field: Turf Field (500)Head Coach: Chris FlintCareer Record: 122-82-23 (12 seasons)Record at Bryant: 96-55-15 (eight seasons) 2007 Record: 17-2-5Series Record: First MeetingWomen’s Soccer Sid: Allie WeinbergerPhone: (401) 232-6558E-Mail: [email protected]

Yale • Oct. 18, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: New Haven, Conn.nickname: BulldogsColors: Yale Blue and WhiteHome Field: Reese Stadium (3,000)Head Coach: Rudy MeredithCareer Record: 138-82-14 (13 seasons)Record at Yale: same2007 Record: 11-6-0Series Record: Cornell leads, 14-12-0Women’s Soccer Sid: Tim BennettPhone: (203) 432-1457E-Mail: [email protected]

Brown • Oct. 26, Providence, R.I.Location: Providence, R.I.nickname: BearsColors: Brown & WhiteHome Field: Stevenson Field (3,500)Head Coach: Phil PininceCareer Record: 259-187-36 (30 seasons)Record at Brown: same2007 Record: 6-10-1Series Record: Brown leads, 17-6-3Women’s Soccer Sid: Jeanne CarhartPhone: (401) 863-1094E-Mail: [email protected]

Dartmouth • Nov. 8, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Hanover, N.H.nickname: Big GreenColors: Green & WhiteHome Field: Burnham Field (1,600)Head Coach: Angie HindCareer Record: 29-18-4 (three seasons)Record at dartmouth: same2007 Record: 5-9-2Series Record: Dartmouth leads, 16-7-5Women’s Soccer Sid: Dara ElyPhone: (603) 646-2449E-Mail: [email protected]

Princeton • Nov. 1, Ithaca, N.Y.Location: Princeton, N.J.nickname: TigersColors: Black and OrangeHome Field: Myslick Field at Roberts Stadium (3,000)Head Coach: Julie ShackfordCareer Record: 183-94-17 (17 seasons)Record at Princeton: 141-73-14 (13 seasons)2007 Record: 8-8-1Series Record: Princeton leads, 15-7-4Women’s Soccer Sid: Andrew BordersPhone: (609) 258-5744E-Mail: [email protected]


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ivy League Cornell Careerno. name GP-GS G A Pts Shots GW G A Pts GP G A Pts16 Lena Russomagno 16-12 6 2 14 29 2 0 0 0 16 6 2 1418 natalie Zandt 9-7 3 0 6 13 2 0 0 0 9 3 0 610 Mariye Wick 16-16 1 1 3 24 0 1 0 2 63 2 3 711 Lauren Lynn 13-11 1 1 3 15 0 0 0 0 23 1 1 34 Kara Lewis 15-14 1 1 3 9 0 0 1 1 42 3 1 78 Kathleen Bubrick 14-7 1 0 2 9 0 0 0 0 23 2 0 428 Samantha Wiener 9-1 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 2 9 1 0 227 Eva dixon 14-12 0 2 2 26 0 0 0 0 29 4 3 1117 Emily kuhn 16-16 0 1 1 9 0 0 0 0 28 0 1 115 Cristina Law 7-0 0 1 1 9 0 0 1 1 7 0 1 15 Rebecca Flewelling 14-1 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 17 0 0 014 kala neilson 12-7 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 20 0 0 02 Jackie Stromberg 9-2 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 35 1 1 322 Elizabeth Scully 16-13 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 012 Laura Buerkle 16-4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 03 Jill Tirabassi 16-16 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 38 0 0 07 Leslie Campbell 16-16 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 65 0 0 023 Megan Joerger 10-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 28 1 1 321 Whitney Stich 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 020 Molly Easterlin 10-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 3 3 913 Jen Case 3-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 09 Stacey McLeod 3-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 06 Brenna McGuire 5-1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 Totals 16 14 9 37 173 4 2 2 6 Opponents 16 37 32 106 234 12 17 16 50 2008 Returners in bold

ivy LeagueGoalies GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves Sv% W-L-T ShO GP-GS Min. GA Avg. Saves Sv% W-L-T ShOJen Case 2-1 125:10 2 1.44 3 .600 0-1-0 0 2-1 125:10 2 1.44 3 .600 0-1-0 0Jodi Palmer 16-15 1349:53 35 2.33 63 .643 4-11-0 2 7-6 504:50 15 2.67 26 .634 0-6-0 0Cornell 16 1475:03 37 2.26 69 .651 4-12-0 2 7 630:00 17 2.43 29 .630 0-7-0 0Opponents 16 1475:03 14 0.85 68 .829 12-4-0 8 7 630:00 2 0.29 27 .931 7-0-0 5

date Opponent Result Goals Saves Overall ivy8/31 at Hofstra L, 1-5 Bubrick (unassisted) Palmer, 6 0-1-0 --9/2 at St. John’s L, 0-4 -- Palmer, 7 0-2-0 --9/7 HARTFORD W, 1-0(2OT) Zandt (Russomagno) Palmer, 4 1-2-0 --9/9 at St. Bonaventure L, 2-4 Zandt (Russomagno); Russomagno (unassisted) Palmer, 2 1-3-0 --9/14 SIENA W, 3-0 Russomagno (unassisted); Lynn (Wick); Lewis (Russomagno) Palmer, 2 2-3-0 --9/16 LAFAYETTE W, 3-2 Russomagno (Kuhn); Russomagno (unassisted); Russomagno (Dixon) Palmer, 2 3-3-0 --9/21 NIAGARA W, 2-1 (ot) Russomagno (unassisted); Zandt (Lynn) Palmer, 6 4-3-0 --9/23 at Bucknell L, 0-1 (ot) -- Palmer, 6 4-4-0 --9/28 at Penn L, 0-1 -- Palmer, 5 4-5-0 0-1-09/30 COLGATE L, 0-3 -- Palmer, 2 4-6-0 --10/6 HARVARD L, 0-1 -- Palmer, 6 4-7-0 0-2-010/13 at Yale L, 0-5 -- Palmer, 3 4-8-0 0-3-010/21 BROWN L, 0-4 -- Palmer, 3 4-9-0 0-4-010/27 at Princeton L, 0-1 -- Palmer, 1; Case 2 4-10-0 0-5-011/3 at Dartmouth L, 1-3 Wick (Lewis) Palmer, 4 4-11-0 0-6-011/10 COLUMBIA L, 1-2 Wiener (Law) Case, 1; Palmer 4 4-12-0 0-7-0

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TEAM STATiSTiCSGoals By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCornell 5 7 1 1 14Opponents 17 19 1 0 37

Shots By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCornell 87 80 5 1 173Opponents 110 118 5 1 234

Saves By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCornell 32 35 1 1 69Opponents 30 35 3 0 68

Corners By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCornell 22 27 0 0 49Opponents 48 36 3 0 87

Fouls By Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCornell 87 68 1 1 157Opponents 58 77 3 1 139

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Aug. 31 at Hofstra (Hempstead, n.Y.)Cornell (0-1) 0 1 - 1Hofstra (1-0) 3 2 - 5Scoring Summary 3:17 HOF: Malone (DeRosa) (0-1) 14:57 HOF: DeRosa (Lipari, Weber) (0-2) 20:12 HOF: De Rosa (Weber) (0-3) 56:58 HOF: Nahl (DeRosa) (1-3) 63:01 COR: Bubrick (1-4) 88:52 HOF: Guise (Caldwell) (1-5)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 6 HOF: Robens, 4

Sept. 2 at St. John’s (Queens, n.Y.)Cornell (0-2) 0 0 - 0St. John’s (2-0) 2 2 - 4Scoring Summary 2:11 STJ: McConnell (0-1) 33:45 STJ: Jalalian (Pasciolla) (0-2) 45:51 STJ: Lee (Jalalian) (0-3) 51:10 STJ: Jalalian (0-4)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 7 STJ: Capinera, 0

Sept. 7 vs. Hartford (ithaca, n.Y.)Hartford (0-1-2) 0 0 0 0 - 0Cornell (1-2) 0 0 0 1 - 1Scoring Summary 105:42 COR: Zandt (Russomagno) (1-0)Goalkeeper Saves HAR: Cook, 7 COR: Palmer, 4

Sept. 9 at St. Bonaventure (Olean, n.Y.)Cornell (1-3) 1 1 - 2SBU (2-1-1) 1 3 - 4Scoring Summary 12:09 COR: Zandt (1-0) 26:26 SBU: Shelofsky (Bosse) (1-1) 45:20 SBU: Weafer (1-2) 56:22 COR: Russomagno (Dixon) (2-2) 56:59 SBU: Oleski (2-3) 85:13 SBU: Cunningham (Bosse) (2-4)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 2 SBU: Prestigiacomo, 2

Sept. 14 vs. Siena (ithaca, n.Y.)Siena (1-3) 0 0 - 0Cornell (2-3) 2 1 - 3Scoring Summary 2:20 COR: Russomagno (1-0) 14:10 COR: Lynn (Wick) (2-0) 79:57 COR: Lewis (Russomagno) (3-0)Goalkeeper Saves SIE: Carroll, 3 COR: Palmer, 2

Sept. 16 vs. Lafayette (ithaca, n.Y.)Lafayette (2-4) 1 1 - 2Cornell (3-3) 1 2 - 3Scoring Summary 9:19 COR: Russomagno (Kuhn) (1-0) 15:04 LAF: Koreyva (Tuttle) (1-1) 48:48 LAF: Tuttle (PK) (1-2) 52:34 COR: Russomagno (2-2) 82:11 COR: Russomagno (Dixon) (3-2)Goalkeeper Saves LAF: Erdman, 3 COR: Palmer, 2

Sept. 21 vs. niagara (ithaca, n.Y.)Niagara (3-4) 1 0 0 - 1Cornell (4-3) 0 1 1 - 2Scoring Summary 38:22 NIA: Bisnott (Eversley) (0-1) 50:36 COR: Russomagno (1-1) 99:42 COR: Zandt (Lynn) (2-1)Goalkeeper Saves NIA: Stephens, 1 NIA: Bowers, 4 COR: Palmer, 6

Sept. 23 at Bucknell (Lewisburg, Pa.)Cornell (4-4) 0 0 0 - 0Bucknell (4-4) 0 0 1 - 1Scoring Summary 99:39 BUC: Doherty (McGorry) (0-1)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 6 BUC: Sutton, 8

Sept. 28 at Penn (Philadelphia, Pa.)Cornell (4-5) 0 0 - 0Penn (6-2-1) 1 0 - 1Scoring Summary 8:43 PENN: Own Goal (0-1)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 5 PENN: Carroll, 1 Sept. 30 vs. Colgate (ithaca, n.Y.)Colgate (7-4-1) 1 2 - 3Cornell (4-6) 0 0 - 0Scoring Summary 15:40 CLG: Arnault (Victor) (0-1) 69:40 CLG: Walker (Bitsack) (0-2) 79:21 CLG: Johnson (Arnault) (0-3)Goalkeeper Saves CLG: Pearsall, 3 CLG: Glass, 4 COR: Palmer, 2

Oct. 6 vs. Harvard (ithaca, n.Y.)Harvard (7-3-1) 0 1 - 1Cornell (4-7) 0 0 - 0Scoring Summary 58:17 HAR: Wideroff (Kartsonis) (0-1)Goalkeeper Saves HAR: Mann, 4 COR: Palmer, 6

Oct. 13 at Yale (new Haven, Conn.)Cornell (4-8) 0 0 - 0Yale (7-5) 2 3 - 5Scoring Summary 7:17 YALE: Kuder (Whitfield) (0-1) 9:39 YALE: Westfal (Merrifield) (0-2) 62:05 YALE: Whitfield (Westfal) (0-3) 64:02 YALE: Mann (PK) (0-4) 74:16 YALE: Romine (Collins) (0-5)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 3 YALE: Sumiyasu 1 YALE: Starr, 4

Oct. 21 vs. Brown (ithaca, n.Y.)Brown (4-8-1) 1 3 - 4Cornell (4-9) 0 0 - 0Scoring Summary 30:07 BRN: Stone (Cunningham, Keller) (0-1) 50:02 BRN: Mize (Carney) (0-2) 63:03 BRN: Keller (Cunningham, Kim) (0-3) 86:01 BRN: Stone (Wu) (0-4)Goalkeeper Saves BRN: Yellin, 5 COR: Palmer, 3

Oct. 27 at Princeton (Princeton, n.J.)Cornell (4-10) 0 0 - 0Princeton (8-5-1) 1 0 - 1Scoring Summary 8:25 PRIN: Matheson (Anagnostopoulos) (0-1)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 1 COR: Case, 2 PRIN: Dale, 3

nov. 3 at dartmouth (Hanover, n.H.)Cornell (4-11) 0 1 - 1Dartmouth (4-9-2) 1 2 - 3Scoring Summary 40:32 DART: Hubbard (Tata) (0-1) 48:33 DART: Goldstein (0-2) 87:55 DART: Martin de Bustamante (Sack) (0-3) 88:05 COR: Wick (Lewis) (1-3)Goalkeeper Saves COR: Palmer, 4 DART: Webb, 2

nov. 10 vs. Columbia (ithaca, n.Y.)Columbia (8-5-4) 2 0 - 2Cornell (4-12) 1 0 - 1Scoring Summary 15:44 COL: deBerardinis (Finnsdottir) (0-1) 39:22 COR: Wiener (Law) (1-1) 39:59 COL: Mistele (Reiser) (1-2)Goalkeeper Saves COL: Vespa, 7 COR: Palmer, 4 COR: Case, 1

2007 Game-By-Game Box Scores

Cristina Law picked up her first collegiate point on Nov. 10 vs. Columbia, assisting on Samantha Wiener’s goal.

Samantha Wiener scored her first collegiate goal in the season finale against Columbia on Nov. 10.

Jodi Palmer recorded a career-best seven saves in the loss at St. John’s on Sept. 2.

Lena Russomagno scored a hat trick in the Big Red’s win against Lafayette on Sept. 16 at Berman Field.


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2007 Ivy League Women’s Soccer Standings Ivy League Overall W L T Pts For Vs W L T Pct For VsPenn. 6. 1. 0. 18. 9. 4. 13. 4. 1. .750. 35. 15Yale. 5. 2. 0. 15. 16. 7. 11. 6. 0. .647. 29. 18Princeton. 4. 3. 0. 12. 12. 10. 8. 8. 1. .500. 27. 23Columbia. 3. 3. 1. 10. 8. 9. 8. 5. 4. .588. 24. 15Dartmouth. 3. 3. 1. 10. 8. 7. 5. 9. 2. .438. 14. 22Harvard. 3. 4. 0. 9. 8. 8. 10. 6. 1. .618. 22. 13Brown. 3. 4. 0. 9. 8. 9. 6. 10. 1. .382. 18. 25Cornell. 0. 7. 0. 0. 2. 16. 4. 12. 0. .250. 14. 37

2007 Ivy League Women’s Soccer AwardsFirst Team All-IvyJessica.Fuccello*. So.. F. PennKatherine.Sheeleigh. Fr.. F. HarvardMaggie.Westfal*. Jr.. F. YaleNatalie.Capuano*. Jr.. MF. PennDiana.Matheson*. Sr.. MF. PrincetonSophie.Reiser. So.. MF. ColumbiaCathleen.Cimino. Sr.. D. ColumbiaSophia.Merrifield. Sr.. D. YaleLizzy.Nichols. So.. D. HarvardAnnie.Stanley. Sr.. D. DartmouthSusan.Starr. Sr.. GK. Yale* unanimous selection

Second Team All-IvyLindsay.Cunningham. Jr.. F. BrownMara.Fintzi. So.. F. PennAllison.Hubbard. So.. MF. DartmouthKatherine.Macauley. Fr.. MF. YaleJess.Rothenheber. So.. MF. PennGina.Wideroff. Fr.. MF. HarvardAnne.Friedland. Sr.. D. BrownMary.Kuder. Sr.. D. YaleNatalia.Mann. Jr.. D. YaleTaylor.Numann. Jr.. D. PrincetonMelissa.Whitley. Sr.. D. PrincetonLauren.Mann. So.. GK. Harvard

Honorable MentionRebecca.Brown. Fr.. F. YaleEva Dixon So. F CornellMaggie.Goldstein. So.. F. DartmouthBridget.Ballard. So.. MF. BrownSarah.Friedman. Fr.. MF. PennLindsey.Knowles. Sr.. MF. ColumbiaLena Russomagno Fr. MF CornellMyra.Sack. So.. MF. DartmouthJulia.Shapira. Sr.. MF. BrownLeslie Campbell Sr. D CornellEileen.Larkin. Jr.. D. PennNicole.Rhodes. Jr.. D. HarvardAllison.Vespa. Sr.. GK. Columbia

Player of the YearDiana.Matheson,.Princeton

Rookie of the YearKatherine.Sheeleigh,.Harvard

2007 Ivy League Weekly Award WinnersPlayer of the WeekSept..4. Jessica.Fuccello.(Penn)Sept..10. Sophie.Reiser.(Columbia)Sept..17. Lauren.Mann.(Harvard)Sept..24. Allison.Vespa.(Columbia)Oct..1. Maggie.Westfal.(Yale)Oct..8. Diana.Matheson.(Princeton)Oct..15. Steffi.Yellin.(Brown)Oct..22. Jessica.Fuccello.(Penn)Oct..29. Steffi.Yellin.(Brown)Nov..5. Gudrun.Finnsdottir.(Columbia)

Rookie of the WeekSept..4. Kaitlin.Campbell.(Penn)Sept. �0 Natalie Zandt (Cornell)Sept. �� Lena Russomagno (Cornell)Sept..24. Katherine.Sheeleigh.(Harvard)Oct..1. Chrissy.Butler.(Columbia)Oct..8. Kerry.Kartsonis.(Harvard)Oct..15. Marissa.Sampias.(Princeton)Oct..22. .Sylvia.Stone.(Brown).

Katherine.Sheeleigh.(Harvard)Oct..29. Becky.Brown.(Yale)Nov..5. Kristin.Kaiser.(Penn)

Lena Russomagno scored four goals and an assist on the weekend of Sept. 14-16 in wins over Siena and Lafayette to earn Ivy League Rookie of the Week honors. She would also go on to be named to the honorable mention All-Ivy League list.

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Points - Career1 Laurie Collier 81 1984-872 Lori Penny 79 1992-953 Amy Finkelstein 59 1990-94 Genna Terranova 59 1995-985 Cindy Spera 58 1988-916 Emily Knight 55 2000-037 Jennifer Smith 51 1986-898 Meagan McMahan 46 1983-859 Shannon Fraser 42 2002-0510 Sarah Olsen 40 1999-2002

Goals - Career1 Lori Penny 33 1992-952 Laurie Collier 32 1984-873 Cindy Spera 26 1988-91 Genna Terranova 26 1995-985 Emily Knight 24 2000-036 Meagan McMahan 21 1983-85 Amy Finkelstein 21 1990-948 Jennifer Smith 19 1986-899 Sarah Olsen 18 1999-200210 Shannon Fraser 15 2002-05 Kara Ishikawa 15 2002-05 Dina Grossman 15 1988-91

Game-Winning Goals - Career1 Laurie Collier 11 1984-872 Amy Finkelstein 8 1990-94 Meagan McMahan 8 1983-85 Sarah Olsen 8 1999-20025 Jennifer Smith 7 1986-896 Cindy Spera 6 1988-91 Shannon Fraser 6 2002-05 Genna Terranova 6 1995-98 Lori Penny 6 1992-9510 Jen Tidsbury 5 1991-94 Amy Duesing 5 1991-94 Emily Knight 5 2000-03

Assists - Career1 Amy Snow 18 1989-922 Laurie Collier 17 1984-87 Amy Finkelstein 17 1990-944 Jennifer Daly 15 1993-96 Rebecca D’Aleo 15 1993-976 Lori Penny 13 1992-95 Alice McAneny 13 1984-87 Jennifer Smith 13 1986-899 Shannon Fraser 12 2002-0510 Karen Roberts 11 1987-90 Caarki Sweitzer 11 1995-98

Shots - Career1. Laurie Collier 231 1984-872 Jennifer Smith 218 1986-893 Emily Knight 213 2000-034 Lori Penny 185 1992-955 Sarah Olsen 183 1999-026 Genna Terranova 178 1995-987 Amy Finkelstein 167 1990-948 Amy Snow 147 1989-929 Cindy Spera 144 1988-9110 Meagan McMahan 132 1983-85

Games Played - Career1 Genna Terranova 69 1995-98 Michelle Lauermann 69 1992-95 Caarki Sweitzer 69 1995-984 Rebecca D’Aleo 68 1993-975 Julie DeMichele 67 1998-2001 Sarah Olsen 67 1999-20027 Lori Penny 66 1992-95 Jennifer Daly 66 1993-96 Lauren Walsh 66 1995-9810 Emily Knight 65 2000-03 Erica Olsen 65 1998-2001 Leslie Campbell 65 2004-07

Points - Season1 Amy Finkelstein 27 19902 Laurie Collier 26 1987 Emily Knight 26 20034 Meagan McMahan 25 1984 Laurie Collier 25 19867 Lori Penny 24 1992 Genna Terranova 24 19968 Meagan McMahan 21 1983 Lori Penny 21 199410 Lori Penny 20 1995

Goals - Season1 Meagan McMahan 11 1984 Laurie Collier 11 1987 Amy Finkelstein 11 1990 Lori Penny 11 1992 Genna Terranova 11 1996 Emily Knight 11 20037 Lori Penny 10 1994 Meagan McMahan 10 19839 Laurie Collier 9 1986 Cindy Spera 9 1988

Game-Winning Goals - Season1 Laurie Collier 5 19872 Meagan McMahan 4 1983, 1984 Amy Finkelstein 4 1990 Jen Tidsbury 4 1992 Amy Duesing 4 19937 Laurie Collier 3 1985 Cindy Spera 3 1988 Jennifer Smith 3 1989 Amy Finkelstein 3 1994 Lori Penny 3 1995 Rebecca D’Aleo 3 1996 Genna Terranova 3 1996, 1998 Shannon Fraser 3 2002 Sarah Olsen 3 1999 Emily Knight 3 2003

Assists - Season1 Amy Finkelstein 7 1994 Jennifer Smith 7 1987 Laurie Collier 7 1986 Jennifer Daly 7 19945 Donna Eberhardt 6 1988 Amy Snow 6 1991 Amy Snow 6 1992 Rebecca D’Aleo 6 1993 Lori Penny 6 1993

Shots - Season1 Meagan McMahan 78 19832 Emily Knight 73 20023 Amy Finkelstein 67 19904 Laurie Collier 65 19875 Jennifer Smith 63 19876 Jennifer Smith 62 19867 Sarah Olsen 61 20028 Laurie Collier 60 1985 Laurie Collier 60 198410 Lori Penny 59 1995

Games Played - Season1 Genna Terranova 19 1995 Heather Ott 19 1995 Julie Stumbo 19 1995 Caarki Sweitzer 19 1995 Lori Penny 19 1995 Jennifer Daly 19 1995 Britta Seppi 19 1995 Rebecca D’Aleo 19 1995 Michelle Lauermann 19 1995

Saves - Career1 Sue DeLong 370 1990-942 Meghan Cauzillo 279 1997-20003 Katie Thomas 270 2001-044 Sherrie Chocola 252 1984-865 Marybeth Bell 249 1995-966 Melissa Gambrell 235 1986-897 Kristin Pepe 157 1995-978 Kate Thompson 143 1983-849 Lisa Brigham 108 1982-8310 Taylor Hendren 82 2005-06

Save Percentage - Career (min. 900 minutes)1 Kate Thompson .917 1983-842 Sherrie Chocola .872 1984-863 Sue DeLong .855 1990-944 Melissa Gambrell .845 1986-895 Marybeth Bell .830 1995-966 Kate Alexander .825 1992-937 Kristin Pepe .818 1995-978 Lisa Brigham .800 1982-839 Katie Thomas .796 2001-0410 Meghan Cauzillo .744 1997-2000

Goals Against Avg. - Career (min. 900 minutes)1 Kate Thompson 0.80 1983-842 Sherrie Chocola 0.87 1984-863 Kate Alexander 0.97 1992-934 Melissa Gambrell 0.99 1986-895 Sue DeLong 1.00 1990-946 Katie Thomas 1.39 2001-047 Katrina Matlin 1.46 2003-068 Marybeth Bell 1.49 1995-969 Carlyn Swensen 1.71 200610 Kristin Pepe 1.84 1995-97

Wins - Career1 Sue DeLong 30 1990-942 Sherrie Chocola 24 1984-863 Melissa Gambrell 22 1986-894 Katie Thomas 20 2001-045 Marybeth Bell 19 1995-966 Meghan Cauzillo 14 1997-20007 Kate Thompson 9 1983-848 Kate Alexander 7 1992-939 Debbie Moreau 6 1987-9010 Katrina Matlin 5 2003-06 Taylor Hendren 5 2005-06

Shutouts - Career1 Melissa Gambrell 22 1986-892 Sue DeLong 20 1990-943 Sherrie Chocola 16 1984-864 Katie Thomas 13 2001-045 Marybeth Bell 10 1995-966 Kate Thompson 9 1983-847 Kate Alexander 7 1992-938 Katrina Matlin 6 2003-06 Meghan Cauzillo 6 1997-200010 Kristin Pepe 4 1995-97

Saves - Season1 Sue DeLong 139 19942 Kate Thompson 137 19833 Marybeth Bell 130 1995 Kristin Pepe 130 19975 Marybeth Bell 119 19966 Lisa Brigham 108 19827 Meghan Cauzillo 107 19988 Sherrie Chocola 104 1985 Katie Thomas 104 200110 Sue DeLong 89 1993

Save Percentage - Season (min. 360 minutes)1 Kate Thompson .932 19832 Kristin Lotito .926 20023 Sue DeLong .919 19914 Melissa Gambrell .908 19875 Sherrie Chocola .897 19856 Sue DeLong .880 19947 Marybeth Bell .878 19958 Sherrie Chocola .867 19869 Melissa Gambrell .845 198910 Sherrie Chocola .844 1984

Goals Against Avg. - Season (min. 360 minutes)1 Sue DeLong 0.41 19912 Melissa Gambrell 0.45 19873 Kristin Lotito 0.46 20024 Kate Thompson 0.65 19835 Sherrie Chocola 0.78 19856 Sherrie Chocola 0.79 19867 Kate Alexander 0.94 19928 Katie Thomas 0.96 20029 Marybeth Bell 0.97 199510 Sue DeLong 0.98 1994

Wins - Season1 Marybeth Bell 11 1995 Melissa Gambrell 11 19873 Sherrie Chocola 10 1986 Sue DeLong 10 19915 Sue DeLong 9 19946 Marybeth Bell 8 1993 Sherrie Chocola 8 1984 Kate Thompson 8 1983 Katie Thomas 8 2002 Sue DeLong 8 1993

Shutouts - Season1 Melissa Gambrell 12 19872 Kate Thompson 9 19833 Sherrie Chocola 8 1985 Sue DeLong 8 19915 Marybeth Bell 7 1995 Sue DeLong 7 19947 Katie Thomas 6 2002 Kate Alexander 6 19929 Melissa Gambrell 5 1989 Melissa Gambrell 5 1988

Individual Records

Cornell All-Time Coaching Records4 coaches since 1982 • 177-196-39 all-time recordCoach Years RecordRandy May 1982-1999 136-119-27Berhane Anderberhan 2000-2005 34-52-11Gretchen Zigante 2006 3-13-1Danielle LaRoche 2007-Present 4-12-0


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First-Team All-Ivy Selections

School W L T First Last Last ResultAdelphi 5 0 0 1983 1987 Cornell, 2-0Albany 2 0 0 2005 2006 Cornell, 5-0Army 5 4 0 1995 2004 Army, 2-1Binghamton 0 1 1 2001 2004 Tie, 0-0 (2ot)Boston College 2 2 2 1988 1994 Tie, 2-2 (ot)BROWn 6 17 3 1982 2007 BROWn, 4-0BRYAnT FiRST MEETinGBucknell 9 4 1 1992 2007 Bucknell, 1-0 (ot)BuFFALO 1 3 0 2003 2006 BuFFALO, 3-0 Canisius 4 1 0 1987 2006 Canisius, 2-0Cazenovia 1 0 0 1982 1982 Cornell, 5-0Central Florida 0 2 0 1989 1997 Central Florida, 1-0CEnTRAL MiCHiGAn FiRST MEETinGCOLGATE 13 13 3 1982 2007 COLGATE, 3-0Colorado 0 1 0 2000 2000 Colorado, 1-0Colorado College 0 2 0 1989 2000 Colorado College, 1-0COLuMBiA 17 5 0 1986 2007 COLuMBiA, 2-1Connecticut 0 7 0 1987 1996 Connecticut, 10-1Cortland 0 4 0 1983 1986 Cortland, 2-0dARTMOuTH 7 16 5 1982 2007 dARMOuTH, 3-1Duke 1 0 0 1990 1990 Cornell, 4-1Florida 0 1 0 1997 1997 Florida, 6-0Florida International 1 0 0 1989 1989 Cornell, 1-0Fresno State 0 1 0 2000 2000 Fresno State, 1-0George Mason 2 1 0 1991 1998 George Mason, 2-0Hamilton 2 0 0 1982 1984 Cornell, 7-0Hartford 3 4 0 1992 2007 Cornell, 1-0 (ot)Hartwick 3 2 1 1982 1987 Cornell, 4-2HARvARd 3 17 6 1982 2007 HARvARd, 1-0Hawaii 1 1 0 2003 2006 Hawaii, 1-0 (ot)Hofstra 0 1 0 2007 2007 Hofstra, 5-1Ithaca 3 2 2 1982 1987 Tie, 0-0 (2ot)Lafayette 8 0 0 1998 2007 Cornell, 3-2LEHiGH FiRST MEETinGLeMoyne 3 0 0 1983 1985 Cornell, 1-0MAinE FiRST MEETinGMarist 0 0 1 2002 2002 Tie, 0-0 (2ot)Maryland 0 1 0 1995 1995 Maryland, 5-0UMBC 1 0 0 1994 1994 Cornell, 3-0

School W L T First Last Last ResultMassachusetts 0 7 0 1988 1995 Massachusetts, 2-1Missouri-St. Louis 1 0 0 1986 1986 Cornell, 2-0Monmouth 2 1 0 1990 1994 Monmouth, 3-2N.C. State 0 1 0 1990 1990 N.C. State 3-0Niagara 1 1 0 2006 2007 Cornell, 2-1 (ot)Northeastern 1 0 0 1998 1998 Cornell, 5-2OAkLAnd FiRST MEETinGPEnn 6 10 1 1991 2007 PEnn, 1-0Penn State 1 6 0 1994 2000 Penn State, 3-0Pittsburgh 1 0 0 1996 1996 Cornell, 1-0PRinCETOn 7 15 4 1982 2007 PRinCETOn, 1-0Providence 3 0 1 1992 2002 Cornell, 2-1 (ot)Quinnipiac 1 0 0 2001 2001 Cornell, 3-1Robert Morris 3 0 0 2003 2005 Cornell, 4-0Rochester 3 2 1 1983 1988 Rochester, 3-2Rutgers 3 8 0 1986 1996 Rutgers, 2-0San Francisco 1 1 0 1991 2006 San Francisco, 2-1ST. BOnAvEnTuRE 9 1 1 1993 2007 ST. BOnAvEnTuRE, 4-2St. Francis (Pa.) 1 0 0 1999 1999 Cornell, 6-1St. John’s 0 2 0 2002 2007 St. John’s, 4-0Siena 1 0 0 2007 2007 Cornell, 3-0Skidmore 1 0 1 1982 1983 Cornell, 2-0Sonoma State 1 0 0 1985 1985 Cornell, 1-0So. Ill.-Edwardsville 1 0 0 1983 1983 Cornell, 2-0Stanford 0 1 0 1991 1991 Stanford, 1-0Stony Brook 4 1 3 1989 2004 Tie, 0-0 (2ot)Syracuse 0 7 1 1997 2004 Syracuse, 3-1Vermont 4 1 0 1996 2002 Cornell, 1-0Villanova 1 2 0 1984 1999 Villanova, 2-1Wagner 1 0 0 2002 2002 Cornell, 4-0Wells 1 1 0 1982 1983 Cornell, 6-1William & Mary 1 2 0 1985 1988 W&M, 5-0Wisconsin 0 1 0 1985 1985 Wisconsin, 3-1Xavier 0 0 1 1991 1991 Tie, 0-0 (2ot)YALE 14 12 0 1982 2007 YALE, 5-0Totals 173 184 39

2008 Opponents in BOLd CAPS

1984 Meagan McMahan, F1985 Laurie Collier, F Allison Goldwasser, B1986 Laurie Collier, F Allison Goldwasser, B Jennifer Smith, M1987 Laurie Collier, F Allison Goldwasser, B Jennifer Smith, M

1988 Kristen Anderer, B Melissa Gambrell, G Jennifer Smith, M1989 Kristen Anderer, B Lauren Gallagher, B Dina Grossman, M Jennifer Smith, M1990 Kristen Anderer, B Amy Finkelstein, F

1991 Dina Grossman, M Sue Miller, B Amy Snow, M Cindy Spera, F1992 Erin Murray, B Lori Penny, F1993 Sue DeLong, G Amy Duesing, M Kate Ebner, B

Lori Penny, F1994 Jennifer Daly, B Lori Penny, F Jen Tidsbury, B1995 Marybeth Bell, G Becky D’Aleo, M Jennifer Daly, B Lori Penny, F

women’s soccer All-Americans

Laurie CollierFirst.Team,.1986

Second.Team,.1987Third.Team,.1985

Melissa GambrellSecond.Team,.1989

Meagan McMahanThird.Team,.1983

Jennifer SmithFirst.Team,.1988Third.Team,.1987

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Points - Season1 97 19942 91 19863 90 19954 84 1987 84 1990

Goals - Season1 34 19942 32 19903 31 1986 31 19955 30 2003 30 1987

Assists - Season1 29 1986 29 19943 28 19954 27 19935 24 1987

Shots - Season1 332 19952 305 20023 299 19834 289 20055 288 1990

Saves - Season1 143 19952 139 19943 138 19834 136 19975 133 1996

Shutouts - Season1 12 19872 9 19833 8 1985 8 1991 8 1995 8 2002

Wins - Season1 11 1987 11 19953 10 1986 10 19915 9 4 times

Team RecordsLongest Winning Streak 7 games 9/20/86 – 10/8/86 9/14/91 – 10/5/91

Longest Home Win Streak 7 games 10/16/85 – 10/8/86

Longest Road Win Streak 3 games 9/10/03 – 9/20/03

Longest unbeaten Streak 9 games 9/20/86 – 10/8/86

Longest Home unbeaten Streak 9 games 10/5/85 – 10/8/86 11/2/86 – 9/14/88

Longest Road unbeaten Streak 5 games 10/23/85 – 10/4/86 9/26/92 – 10/10/92

Most Points - Game by individual 8 – Genna Terranova, 10/18/98 vs. Northeastern 8 – Lori Penny, 10/18/92 vs. Bucknell 8 – Laurie Collier, 10/3/87 vs. Yale

Most Assists - Game by individual 4 – Krista Kallio, 9/28/83 vs. Wells

Most Goals - Game by individual 4 – Genna Terranova, 10/18/98 vs. Northeastern 4 – Laurie Collier, 10/3/87 vs. Yale

Most Saves - Game by individual 17 – Katie Thomas, 10/1/01 vs. Stony Brook 17 – Lisa Brigham, 9/18/82 vs. Princeton

Longest Shutout Streak 939:23 – Melissa Gambrell, 1987-88

Most Goals - Game by Team 7 – 1984 vs. Hamilton (W, 7-0) 7 – 9/18/90 vs. Canisius (W, 7-1) 7 – 10/18/92 vs. Bucknell (W, 7-0) 7 – 10/22/96 vs. Army (W, 7-2)

All-Time Hat TricksMeagan McMahan Sept. 28, 1983 vs. WellsMeagan McMahan Sept. 17, 1984 vs. HamiltonLaurie Collier Oct. 3, 1987 vs. Yale (4 goals)Jennifer Smith Oct. 7, 1989 vs. ColumbiaCindy Spera Sept. 15, 1991 vs. MonmouthLori Penny Oct. 17, 1992 vs. PennLori Penny Oct. 18, 1992 vs. BucknellHeather Ott Nov. 5, 1993 vs. PrincetonGenna Terranova Oct. 22, 1996 vs. ArmyCaarki Sweitzer Sept. 13, 1997 vs. ColumbiaGenna Terranova Oct. 18, 1998 vs. Northeastern (4 goals)Alicia Doolittle Oct. 8, 2000 vs. Vermont Allison McKeown Oct. 25, 2006 vs. AlbanyLena Russomagno Sept. 16, 2007 vs. Lafayette

Year-By-Year Results1982 • 2-8-2, 0-4-1 ivy (6th)

Princeton L 0-3 at Hamilton W 4-1 at Yale L 2-3 Wells L 1-4 at Cazenovia W 5-0 at Harvard L 0-6 Hartwick L 0-4 Brown L 0-2 at Colgate L 1-2 Ithaca L 0-2 at Skidmore T 0-0 Dartmouth T 0-0 ot

1983• 8-5-2, 1-3-1 ivy (4th) Skidmore W 2-0 Southern Illinois W 2-0 Cortland L 0-3 at Ithaca W 1-0 Wells W 6-0 Adelphi W 1-0 Harvard L 1-2 ot at Hartwick T 0-0 at Brown L 1-3 ot Rochester L 0-1 Yale W 4-0 Colgate W 1-0 at Princeton T 0-0 ot at LeMoyne W 2-0 at Dartmouth L 0-1

1984 • 9-4-1, 2-2-1 ivy (3rd) Hamilton W 7-0 at Cortland L 0-3 Princeton T 1-1 ot Dartmouth W 2-1 at Colgate W 4-1 at Adelphi W 1-0 at Villanova W 3-1 ot Hartwick W 2-1 ot at Harvard L 0-5 at Rochester W 1-0 Brown L 0-3 LeMoyne W 4-0 at Yale W 4-1 Ithaca L 0-1

1985 • 6-6-3, 2-1-2 ivy (3rd) Cortland L 0-2 vs. William and Mary# L 0-2 vs. Wisconsin# L 1-3 vs. Sonoma State# W 1-0 Dartmouth W 2-0 Colgate L 1-2 Adelphi W 2-0 at Hartwick L 0-1 Harvard T 0-0 ot Rochester W 3-0 at Brown L 0-1 at LeMoyne W 1-0 Yale W 3-0 at Ithaca T 1-1 ot at Princeton T 0-0 ot# Dragon Cup - at Cortland, N.Y.

1986 • 10-2-2, 4-1-1 ivy (2nd) Princeton W 3-1 Missouri-St. Louis W 2-0 Rutgers W 3-2 at Colgate W 2-0 at Yale W 4-1 Ithaca W 2-1 ot Hartwick W 3-1 at Harvard T 0-0 ot at Rochester T 1-1 ot Brown L 1-2 at Dartmouth W 3-0 at Cortland L 0-2 at Columbia W 6-1 at Adelphi W 1-0

1988 • 7-6-1, 3-3 ivy (T-4th)S 14 Ithaca T 0-0 ot 17 Princeton L 1-2 18 Rutgers W 4-3 24 at Columbia W 6-0 28 at Colgate W 3-1O 1 Yale W 2-0 4 at Rochester L 2-3 8 at Harvard W 3-0 9 at Boston College W 1-0 15 Brown L 1-2 22 at Dartmouth L 1-2 23 at Massachusetts L 0-1 25 Canisius W 5-0 29 at William and Mary L 0-5

1989 • 6-8-1, 2-3-1 ivy (5th)S 12 Colgate W 4-1 16 Massachusetts# L 0-2 17 Colorado College# L 1-4 23 at Princeton L 1-2 24 at Rutgers L 0-1 30 at Yale W 1-0O 1 at Connecticut L 0-3 7 Columbia W 6-1 8 Boston College W 1-0 ot 14 Harvard L 0-1 21 at Brown L 0-2 23 at Central Florida L 0-1 24 at Florida International W 1-0 28 Dartmouth T 0-0 ot 29 Stony Brook W 4-0# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.

1990 • 7-7-1, 3-3 ivy (4th)S 12 at Colgate W 3-0 15 Princeton W 4-0 18 Canisius W 7-1 22 at Columbia W 6-0 23 Rutgers L 1-2 28 at Yale L 0-2 30 at Connecticut L 1-3O 6 at Harvard L 0-4 7 at Boston College T 1-1 ot 13 Duke# W 4-1 14 North Carolina State# L 0-3 20 Dartmouth W 1-0 22 at Monmouth W 4-2 27 Brown L 0-2N 3 at Rutgers+ L 0-1# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.+ ECAC Tournament - at Piscataway, N.J.

1991 • 10-4-2, 5-1-1 ivy (T-1st)S 14 Columbia W 2-0 15 Monmouth W 6-1 17 Colgate W 3-1 21 at Princeton W 2-1 22 at Rutgers W 3-0 28 Yale W 5-0O 5 George Mason# W 1-0 6 Xavier# T 0-0 ot 12 at Stanford L 0-1 13 at San Francisco W 1-0 19 Harvard W 2-1 26 at Dartmouth T 0-0 ot 27 at Massachusetts L 0-1N 2 at Brown L 0-1 ot 6 at Penn W 2-0 9 Rutgers+ L 0-1# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.+ ECAC Tournament - at Ithaca, N.Y.

1992 • 7-7-2, 4-2-1 (4th)S 13 vs. Providence^ W 1-0 14 at Columbia W 2-0 19 Princeton W 3-0 20 at Colgate W 2-1 ot 26 at Yale W 1-0 27 at Connecticut L 1-2O 3 Massachusetts# L 0-2


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4 Hartford# L 1-2 10 at Harvard T 1-1 ot 11 at Boston College L 1-2 17 Penn W 5-0 18 Bucknell W 7-0 24 Dartmouth L 0-1 31 Brown L 0-2N 1 Rutgers L 0-2 4 at Dartmouth! T 1-1 ot^ at New York City# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.! EC AC Tournament - at Hanover, N.H.

Dartmouth advances on penalty kicks, 4-3

1993 • 8-8, 6-1 ivy (2nd)S 10 St. Bonaventure W 5-0 15 Colgate L 1-2 17 at Penn W 4-0 19 at Hartford L 2-4O 2 Harvard W 1-0 ot 5 at Princeton W 4-1 9 Columbia W 3-0 12 at Massachusetts L 1-3 16 vs. Connecticut^ L 0-1 17 at Rutgers^ L 1-2 ot 23 Dartmouth# L 0-1 24 Boston College# L 0-2 30 at Brown W 1-0 31 at Providence W 2-1N 6 Yale W 3-2 ot 10 Colgate! L 0-2^ Puma Classic - at Piscataway, N.J.# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.! ECAC Tournament - at Ithaca, N.Y.

1994 • 9-7-2, 4-3 ivy (4th)S 9 at Penn State W 2-1 ot 14 at Colgate L 1-2 17 Penn W 4-0 20 at St. Bonaventure W 3-0 23 Providence T 1-1 ot 25 Princeton W 5-0O 1 at Harvard L 0-2 2 at Boston College T 2-2 ot 8 at Columbia W 4-0 16 Hartford W 2-0 22 at Dartmouth L 0-1 ot 23 at Connecticut L 0-3 29 Brown L 0-1 30 Massachusetts L 1-2N 5 at Yale W 2-1 9 Maryland-Baltimore Co.+ W 3-0 13 at Colgate# W 2-0 14 vs. Monmouth# L 2-3+ ECAC Tournament - at Ithaca, N.Y.# ECAC Tournament - at Hamilton, N.Y.

1995 • 11-5-3, 5-0-2 ivy (2nd)S 8 Penn State# L 0-2 10 Stony Brook# W 2-0 16 at Penn W 2-1 19 Colgate T 2-2 ot 23 at Princeton W 1-0 23 at Hartford L 1-2 30 Harvard T 0-0 otO 3 St. Bonaventure W 3-0 7 Columbia W 4-0 10 at Bucknell W 2-1 13 at George Mason^ W 2-0 15 vs. Maryland^ L 0-5 22 Dartmouth W 3-1 23 Army W 2-1 ot 27 at Brown T 1-1 ot 29 Massachusetts L 1-2N 4 Yale W 1-0 11 vs. Dartmouth+ W 3-0 12 vs. Colgate+ L 1-2# Cornell Classic - at Ithaca, N.Y.^ Lanzera/GMU Classic - at Fairfax, Va.+ ECAC Tournament - at West Long Branch, N.J.

1996 • 8-9, 2-5 ivy (T-6th)S 14 at Connecticut# L 1-10 15 vs. Rutgers# L 0-2

21 Princeton L 0-2 22 St. Bonaventure W 4-2 ot 25 at Colgate L 1-2 ot 28 Hartford W 1-0O 1 Bucknell W 3-1 5 at Columbia L 0-1 11 at Harvard^ L 0-2 13 vs. Vermont^ W 2-1 22 at Army W 7-2 26 at Dartmouth L 1-4 30 at Penn State L 2-3N 2 Brown W 2-1 3 Pittsburgh W 1-0 7 Penn W 1-0 9 at Yale L 2-4# Umbro Classic - at Storrs, Conn.^ Harvard Invitational - at Cambridge, Mass.

1997 • 3-12-1, 1-6 ivy (T-7th)S 13 Columbia W 6-2 19 at Central Florida L 0-1 21 at Florida L 0-6 27 at Penn L 0-2 30 Penn State L 0-2O 4 at Dartmouth L 0-3 7 at Syracuse L 1-4 12 Harvard L 1-3 14 Army L 1-2 17 at Princeton L 1-2 19 at Hartford L 0-4 22 Colgate T 0-0 ot 25 at Bucknell W 2-0 29 St. Bonaventure W 2-1N 2 at Brown L 1-2 8 Yale L 0-1 ot

1998 • 5-11-1, 1-5-1 ivy (T-6th)S 11 Vermont L 0-2 16 Bucknell W 6-0 19 Princeton L 0-4 22 at Penn State L 0-2 26 Penn T 0-0 ot 29 at Colgate L 0-1O 3 at Columbia L 0-1 6 at Army W 1-0 ot 10 at Harvard L 0-1 16 vs. George Mason# L 0-2 18 vs. Northeastern# W 5-2 24 Dartmouth L 0-7 25 Villanova L 1-4 28 Syracuse L 1-8 31 Brown W 2-1N 4 Lafayette W 1-0 7 at Yale L 1-6# Harvard Invitational - at Cambridge, Mass.

1999 • 9-8-1, 2-5 ivy (6th)S 10 Stony Brook W 4-1 14 at Bucknell T 1-1 ot 19 at Princeton L 0-4 21 Penn State L 0-1 25 at Penn L 0-1 28 Colgate W 2-1 otO 1 Columbia W 1-0 6 St. Bonaventure W 2-0 9 Harvard L 0-5 10 Vermont W 2-1 ot 13 Army W 2-1 19 St. Francis (Pa.) W 6-1 24 at Dartmouth L 0-4 27 at Syracuse L 1-4 30 at Brown W 1-0N 3 at Lafayette W 3-2 6 Yale L 0-5 13 vs. Villanova# L 0-2# ECAC Tournament - at New Haven, Conn.

2000 • 3-14, 1-6 ivy (T-7th)S 8 at Colorado L 0-1 10 at Colorado College L 0-1 16 at Columbia W 2-1 19 at Penn State L 0-3 22 Fresno State L 0-1 24 Penn L 1-2

27 at Colgate L 2-3 30 at Yale L 1-2O 6 Harvard# L 1-3 8 Vermont# W 3-1 12 Syracuse L 1-2 ot 14 at Stony Brook L 1-2 ot 17 at Army L 1-3 21 at Brown L 1-2 24 Bucknell W 4-2 28 Princeton L 0-2N 4 Dartmouth L 0-4# Harvard Invitational - at Cambridge, Mass.

2001 • 4-8-3, 1-5-1 ivy (7th)S 9 at Lafayette W 3-0 19 at Syracuse L 0-1 22 at Yale W 1-0 ot 26 Colgate T 1-1 ot 29 Stony Brook T 1-1 otO 3 at Binghamton L 0-2 6 at Penn L 0-2 10 Army L 2-3 13 Harvard L 0-3 20 Brown T 1-1 ot 23 Quinnipiac W 3-1 27 at Princeton L 0-1 30 at Bucknell W 1-0N 4 at Dartmouth L 2-3 ot 10 Columbia L 0-1

2002 • 9-6-2, 2-5 ivy (6th)S 7 at Stony Brook W 1-0 14 at Columbia W 2-1 18 at Colgate W 2-0 21 Penn L 1-2 25 Lafayette W 1-0 28 Yale L 0-2O 4 at Vermont# W 1-0 6 vs. Marist# T 0-0 ot 9 Bucknell W 2-0 12 at Harvard L 0-4 19 Dartmouth L 0-1 23 Wagner W 4-0 26 at Brown W 2-1 30 at Syracuse T 0-0 otN 2 Princeton L 0-2 16 vs. Providence^~ W 2-1 17 vs. St. John’s^~ L 1-2# Vermont Invitational - at Burlington, Vt.^ ECAC Tournament - at Jamaica, N.Y.~ winner decided on penalty kicks

2003 • 7-7-2, 1-5-1 ivy (8th)S 5 Stony Brook T 2-2 ot 7 Syracuse L 0-3 10 at Bucknell W 2-1 12 vs. Robert Morris# W 3-1 14 at St. Bonaventure# W 4-0 20 at Hawaii W 2-0 27 Columbia W 3-0O 4 at Penn L 1-3 8 Colgate W 2-1 11 Harvard T 1-1 ot 15 Army W 4-0 18 at Yale L 1-2 ot 25 Brown L 2-3 ot 29 Buffalo L 2-3N 1 at Princeton L 1-2 9 at Dartmouth L 0-5# St. Bonaventure Invitational - at Olean, N.Y.

2004 • 4-10-3, 1-5-1 ivy (7th)S 5 at Stony Brook T 0-0 ot 11 at Lafayette W 1-0 ot 14 Binghamton T 0-0 ot 17 St. Bonaventure W 2-1 19 Robert Morris W 2-0 22 Bucknell L 0-1 25 at Columbia W 2-1 29 at Colgate L 0-2O 2 Penn L 0-3 9 at Harvard L 1-4 13 at Syracuse L 1-3 16 Yale L 0-2

20 at Army L 1-2 23 at Brown L 0-3 26 at Buffalo L 1-2 29 Princeton L 0-7N 6 Dartmouth T 0-0 ot

2005 • 7-7-1, 1-5-1 ivy (8th)S 2 at St. Bonaventure W 2-0 4 at Robert Morris W 4-0 11 Buffalo W 2-1 16 Canisius W 3-2 18 Lafayette W 4-0 23 Columbia W 1-0 27 at Bucknell L 2-3O 1 at Penn L 0-2 4 Colgate L 1-3 8 Harvard L 0-3 15 at Yale L 0-5 16 at Albany W 2-1 ot 23 Brown T 1-1 ot 29 at Princeton L 1-4N 6 at Dartmouth L 0-5

2006 • 3-13-1, 1-6 ivy (8th)S 3 at Lafayette W 3-2 6 St. Bonaventure T 0-0 ot 8 vs. Canisius# L 0-2 10 at Niagara# L 1-2 15 at Hawaii^ L 0-1 ot 16 vs. San Francisco^ L 1-2 22 at Columbia L 1-2 27 at Colgate L 1-2 30 Penn L 0-1O 3 Bucknell L 1-3 7 at Harvard L 0-2 14 Yale W 3-1 18 at Buffalo L 0-3 22 at Brown L 1-4 25 Albany W 5-0 28 Princeton L 0-1N 4 Dartmouth L 1-3# Niagara Tournament - at Lewiston, N.Y.^ Hawaii Invitational - at Manoa, Hawaii

2007 • 4-12, 0-7 ivy (8th)A 31 at Hofstra L 1-5S 2 at St. John’s L 0-4 7 Hartford W 1-0 ot 9 at St. Bonaventure L 2-4 14 Siena W 3-0 16 Lafayette W 3-2 21 Niagara W 2-1 ot 23 at Bucknell L 0-1 ot 28 at Penn L 0-1 30 Colgate L 0-3O 6 Harvard L 0-1 13 at Yale L 0-5 21 Brown L 0-4 27 at Princeton L 0-1N 3 at Dartmouth L 1-3 10 Columbia L 1-2


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-- A A A -- Micki Agrawal - 1997, 1998, 1999Kadha Agrawal - 1998Kate Alexander - 1992Karyn Anderer - 1993, 1995, 1995, 1996Kristen Anderer - 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Nicole Arbaugh - 1996Bryn Austin - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987

-- B B B --Allison Beausoliel - 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Mary Beth Bell - 1995, 1996Susan Bennett - 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Becky Berlemann - 2000Cindy Bishop - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Kelly Bowen - 2004, 2005Lisa Brigham - 1982, 1983Molly Brown - 1982, 1983Kathleen Bubrick - 2006, 2007Laura Buerkle - 2007

-- C C C --Whitney Cale - 2002, 2003Leslie Campbell - 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Corinne Cantrall - 1988, 1991Emily Carrington - 1982, 1983Jen Case - 2004Meghan Cauzillo - 1998, 1999, 2000Ashton Chen - 1996Sherrie Chocola - 1984, 1985, 1986Laurie Collier - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Erin Corrigan - 1991Jocelyn Cottrell - 2001, 2002, 2003Julia Cummings - 1997

-- d d d --Rebecca D’Aleo - 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997Ellen Daly - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Jennifer Daly - 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997Sue DeLong - 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994Julie DeMichele - 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001Natalie Dew - 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Liz Dewey - 1997Eva dixon - 2006, 2007Alicia Doolittle - 2000, 2001Leah Dozier - 1998, 1999, 2000Amy Duesing - 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Kaitlin Dufton - 2005, 2006Sabrina Dunlap - 1982

-- E E E --Molly Easterlin - 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Kendra Eaton - 1985, 1986, 1987Donna Eberhardt - 1988Kate Ebner - 1993, 1994

-- F F F --Carrie Fader - 1995, 1996Kim Feeney - 2000, 2001

Karen Feldman - 1982, 1983, 1984Amy Finkelstein - 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994Bettina Finn - 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Tasha Fleury - 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994Rebecca Flewelling - 2007Heidi Foster - 1995Shannon Fraser - 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

-- G G G --Jo Anne Galardy - 2002, 2003Lauren Gallagher - 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Melissa Gambrell - 1987, 1988, 1989Allison Goldwasser - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Alison Gombar - 2002, 2003Sarah Greenberg - 2002, 2003Dina Grossman - 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Karen Guglielmone - 1982, 1983, 1984

-- H H H --Danielle Haigh - 2004Nancy Handler - 1982Deb Harackiewicz - 1985Ginnae Harley - 1991Kristen Hartnett - 1996, 1997, 1998Joanne Haupert - 1984Megan Healey - 2002, 2004Taylor Hendren - 2005Kelley Hess - 2001, 2002Patti Higgenbotham - 1988Kristen Houghton - 1993Leanna House - 1995, 1996, 1997Suzanne Hribar - 1989Ann Hubert - 2001Karne Hukee - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Whitney Hughes - 2004, 2005, 2006

-- i i i --Kara Ishikawa - 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

-- J J J --Megan Joerger - 2005, 2007Christy Johannssen - 1991

-- k k k --Krista Kallio - 1982, 1983, 1984Lesley Keane - 1982, 1983Katie Keifer - 1996Meghan Kelley - 1997, 1998, 1999Katie Kelly - 1998Courtney King - 1998Emily Knight - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Kelly Kosco - 2004Emily kuhn - 2006, 2007

-- L L L --Lori Kurtz - 1998Bridgette L’Hereaux - 1997, 1998Mary LaMacchia - 1993Debbie Laske - 1985, 1987Michelle Lauermann - 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996

Liz Leighton - 1998Kara Lendrovitz - 1992Kara Lewis - 2006, 2007Kathy Longaker - 1992Kristin Lotito - 2002Lauren Lynn - 2006, 2007

-- M M M -- Andrea Madison - 1999, 2000, 2001Mira MacLennan - 2004, 2005, 2006Jeri Maerz - 1988, 1989, 1990Martha Manilla - 1985Lauren Marder - 1991Katrina Matlin - 2004Alice McAneny - 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987Kristen McCarthy - 1985, 1986, 1987Julie McCormick - 1988Kelly McCutcheon - 1997, 1999Alison McKeown - 2006Kristen McKeown - 1997Stacey McLeod - 2006Meagan McMahan - 1983, 1984Lorah McNally - 1982, 1983, 1984Darra Messing - 2000Susan Miller - 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Terri Moore - 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Amy Montgomery - 1999, 2000Noreen Morris - 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986Debbie Moreau - 1990Erin Murray - 1989, 1990, 991, 1992

-- n n n --Sarah Natchez - 1998, 1999, 2000kala neilson - 2006, 2007Sue Novak - 1982

-- O O O --Caitlin Oliver - 2004, 2005, 2006Erica Olson - 1998, 1999, 2000Sarah Olsen - 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Heather Ott - 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995

-- P P P -- Jodi Palmer - 2007Maria Paradiso - 1990, 1991Laura Payne - 1982Paula Pedersen - 1983Lori Penny - 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Kristen Pepe - 1997Rachael Perkins - 1991Nikki Platte - 1997, 1998, 1999Bronwen Pugh - 1982Jackie Purpura - 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987

-- Q Q Q --Kate Quintalino - 2002

-- R R R -- Caitlin Ramsey - 1999, 2000, 2001Julie Rappaport - 1989

Cailin Rice - 2000, 2001, 2002Karen Roberts - 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990Lindsay Rovegno - 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Lena Russomagno - 2007

-- S S S --Jess Schindler - 2004, 2005, 2006Leigh Ann Schwartz - 2001, 2002, 2003Elizabeth Scully - 2007Karlee Seager - 1982Britta Seppi - 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Stephanie Setyadi - 1999, 2000Evan Shapiro - 1982, 1983Martha Shaughnessy - 2000Christine Shea - 1996, 1997, 1999Adriana Sherwood - 2001Merritt Singleton - 1999Jennifer Smith - 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989Sophia Smith - 1998, 1999Amy Snow - 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992Jacee Sommer - 1992Cindy Spera - 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991Jess Snyder - 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Mia Soluesson - 1998Jackie Stromberg - 2004, 2007Julie Stumbo - 1994, 1995, 1996Elizabeth Sullivan - 1994, 1995Caarki Sweitzer - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Carlyn Swensen - 2006Kathleen Szedga - 1993

-- T T T --Genna Terranova - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Jennifer Tidsbury - 1991, 1992, 1994Jill Tirabassi - 2005, 2006, 2007Katie Thomas - 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Kate Thompson - 1983Phela Townsend - 2002Mary Trusilo - 1991Krista Twombly - 1990, 1991

-- W W W --Lesley Wagner - 1985, 1986, 1987Lauren Walsh - 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Mariye Wick - 2005, 2006, 2007Samantha Wiener - 2007Sandy Williams - 1983Meredith Wilner - 1992Shauna Wilson - 1997Keri Wirth - 1995Tracey Wooster - 2004, 2006Emily Wyffels - 2002, 2004

-- Y Y Y --Michelle Ying - 1993, 1994

-- Z Z Z --natalie Zandt - 2007

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