2014 american athletic conference women's soccer media guide

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AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE SOCCER SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS

School SID Contact Office Cell Phone Press Box Email

The American Rebecca Viscomi 401-453-0660 609-802-7077 ------ [email protected]

UCF Jenna Marina 407-823-2464 727-271-0227 407-823-5985 [email protected]

Cincinnati Cory Hall 515-556-0618 515-419-1755 use cell [email protected]

UConn Bobby Mullen 860-486-3531 609-923-4463 use cell [email protected]

East Carolina Adam Miller 252-737-5112 TBA use cell [email protected]

Houston Roman Petrowski 713-743-9406 936-714-6282 use cell [email protected]

Memphis Mark Taylor 901-678-5108 870-759-2074 use cell [email protected]

USF Lindsey Morrison 813-974-4029 972-849-3018 use cell [email protected]

SMU Tim Wentz 214-768-4723 609-617-7948 use cell [email protected]

Temple Aaron Leeking TBA TBA use cell [email protected]

Tulsa Stephanie Hall 918-631-2163 918-232-2393 use cell [email protected]

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AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE STAFFCommissioner ......................................................................................................Michael L. ArescoSenior Associate Commissioner (Administration) ..............................................Donna DeMarcoSenior Associate Commissioner (Broadcasting & Digital Content) .......... Thomas R. OdjakjianAssociate Commissioner (Women’s Basketball) .............................................Barbara M. JacobsAssociate Commissioner (Football) .......................................................................... Scott DraperAssociate Commissioner (Compliance & Governance) .............................................Ellen FerrisAssociate Commissioner (Men’s Basketball) ............................................................Dan LeibovitzAssociate Commissioner (Communications) ........................................................Megan MorganAssociate Commissioner (Olympic Sports) ......................................................James A. SiedliskiChief Financial Officer ................................................................................................. John LarsonAssistant Commissioner (Digital Media) ................................................................Mark HodgkinAssistant Commissioner (Olympic Sports Administration) .................... Robert A. Weygand, Jr.Senior Director of Compliance .........................................................................Kenneth A. SchankDirector of Basketball Administration ..................................................................... Kristen BrownDirector of Football & Video Administration ...........................................................Michael CostaDirector of Business Affairs ........................................................................................ Karen GiblinDirector of Communications ..........................................................................Chevonne MansfieldDirector of Communications ................................................................................... Chuck SullivanAssistant Director of Broadcast Scheduling ...................................................... Michael A. CoyneAssistant Director of Olympic Sport Administration ...................................................Pat ColbertCoordinator of Football Officiating .......................................................................... Terry McAulayCoordinator of Men’s Basketball Officiating ............................................................... Curtis ShawCoordinator of Women’s Basketball Officiating ...............................................Debbie WilliamsonBranding & Event Coordinator ................................................................... Catherine CarmignaniDigital Communications Coordinator ........................................................................Jamie CorunAssistant to the Commissioner ...............................................................................Lisa ZanecchiaExecutive Assistant for Administration .......................................................................Lois DeBloisAdministrative Assistant ....................................................................................... Wanda L. FactorAdministrative Assistant ................................................................................................Linda YatesReceptionist ........................................................................................................... Kathy KirkpatrickAdministrative Fellow ............................................................................................... Alvin Hines, IICommunications Assistant .................................................................................Miles McQuigganCommunications Assistant .................................................................................. Rebecca ViscomiDigital Network Assistant ...........................................................................................Hali OughtonCompliance Assistant ........................................................................................... Andrew Kappers

Credits: The 2014 American Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Media Guide was produced by Chevonne Mansfield and Miles McQuiggan on Adobe InDesign CS6. Editorial assistance from Chuck Sullivan. Special thanks to American Athletic Conference Soccer Sports Information Directors for their assistance. Photo Credits: Ben Solomon and School Sports Information Offices.

TABLE OF CONTENTS The American Staff/Soccer SIDs ............1

American Athletic Conference ...............2

2014 Preseason Polls ..............................3

Michael L. Aresco ....................................4

Composite Schedule ...............................5

Corbett Soccer Stadium ............................. 6

The American Championship .................... 7

The American On the Web .....................8

TEAM PAGES

UCF .....................................................9-10

Cincinnati .......................................... 11-12

Connecticut ......................................13-14

East Carolina ....................................15-16

Houston ............................................ 17-18

Memphis ...........................................19-20

USF ...................................................21-22

SMU ..................................................23-24

Temple ..............................................25-26

Tulsa ..................................................27-28

2013 Review ..........................................29

Records .............................................30-33

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AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

The American Athletic Conference#AmericanRising

Not entirely unlike the nation that provides its name-sake, the American Athletic Conference was born from an ideal in which members with ambitious goals are provided with the means to succeed in their quests for excellence. With roots that extend to three conferences, the Ameri-can Athletic Conference membership in 2014-15 consists of 11 institutions: the University of Central Florida, the University of Cincinnati, East Carolina University, the University of Connecti-cut, the University of Houston, the University of Memphis, the University of South Florida, Southern Methodist University, Tem-ple University, Tulane University and the University of Tulsa. The 2015-16 season sees the U.S. Naval Academy join the ranks in football only. Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Aresco, The American, which operated as the Big East Conference from 1979 to 2013, has immediately taken a place at the forefront of Division I athletics, with schools that have played in four Bowl Champion-ship Series games, won four NCAA men’s basketball titles since 1999, and won nine NCAA women’s basketball championships since 1995. Two American Athletic Conference football teams were ranked in the top 15 of the final 2013 Associated Press poll. Five were selected for bowl games, including UCF, which won the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and finished the season ranked No. 10 na-tionally. The conference produced 14 players who received All-America recognition by a major outlet. The American had four players chosen in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft, trailing only the SEC and the ACC among FBS conferences. UCF quarterback Blake Bortles highlighted a group of 12 American Athletic Conference players chosen when he was taken No. 3 overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars. The success of The American in Year 1 was not limited to the gridiron. UConn won NCAA titles in both men’s and wom-en’s basketball. The conference had the best postseason winning percentage of any league in men’s basketball, while The Ameri-can produced top-10 teams in baseball, men’s soccer and men’s golf and sent half of its participating teams to the NCAA Softball Championship. The American Athletic Conference holds television part-nerships with ESPN and CBS Sports which will give the confer-ence unprecedented national exposure. The football portion of the contract, which begins in the 2014 season, calls for nearly 90 percent of conference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable platforms. The first American Athletic Conference Football Championship, which will be played in 2015, will be car-ried either on ABC or ESPN on Championship Saturday. In men’s basketball, the television deal calls for all con-ference-controlled games to be televised, with more than 63 percent slotted for national broadcast or national cable – a mini-mum of 107 games. The entire postseason tournament will be televised, including the championship game, which will be either on ABC or ESPN. Sixty percent of the American’s women’s bas-ketball games will be carried on either national cable, regional sports networks or ESPN3. American Athletic Conference teams will have access to the pinnacle of college football’s postseason structure. An Ameri-

can representative would be chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals if it is among the top four teams following the regular season. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in either the Cotton Bowl, Fiesta Bowl or Peach Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Conference USA, the Mid-Ameri-can Conference, the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Conference. Additionally, The American has announced primary or secondary partnerships with 12 bowls for the next six-year cy-cle, ensuring multiple annual matchups against the nation’s top conferences and providing desirable postseason destinations to member institutions and their fans. The American Athletic Conference administers to its membership from a state-of-the-art office located in Providence, R.I. The location of the conference headquarters – just steps from the city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F. Green Interna-tional Airport – gives the conference easy access to its member schools. The conference headquarters is equipped with a com-plete video production studio, serving as the home of the Ameri-can Digital Network, and small- and large-scale meeting rooms to accommodate the many coaches’ and administrators’ meet-ings held on-site each year.

WOMEN’S SOCCER The American embarks on its second season of women’s soccer with 10 of the conference’s 11 member insitutions spon-soring the sport. UCF, Cincinnati, UConn, East Carolina, Houston, Memphis, USF, SMU, Temple, and Tulsa comprise the member-ship for women’s soccer in 2014. UCF emerged victorious in the 2013 American Athletic Conference Championship, in a suspense-filled weekend in Or-lando. Both semifinals and the final went to penalty kicks, with the Knights capturing the title over Rutgers. Three teams from The American qualified for the 2013 NCAA Tournament, as UCF, Rutgers, and Louisville represented the conference. UCF would finish the year No. 22 in the NSCAA poll. The American is poised for another year of success in women’s soccer in 2014. UCF returns The American Champion-ship’s 2013 Most Outstanding Offensive Player Tatiana Coleman, in addition to two other members of the all-tournament team and The American freshman of the year Lena Petermann. USF, the host of the 2014 conference championship, returns seven starters to a team that did not lose at home in 2013. Memphis was 11th in the nation in goals per game in 2013, outscoring its opponents, 51-28. UConn enters its 34th year under the direction of Len Tsantiris, who ranks second in wins all-time in NCAA women’s soccer, while SMU looks to take the next step with 350-game winner Chris Petrucelli now in his third year in Dallas.

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2014 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEPRESEASON COACHES’ POLL

1. UCF (9) 90 2. UConn (1) 76 3. Memphis 75 4. USF 695. SMU 576. Cincinnati 507. Tulsa 438. East Carolina 349. Temple 2410. Houston 10

2014 PRESEASON

NSCAA/CONTINENTAL TIRERANKINGS

Preseason (Aug. 6, 2014)

School Previous (2013)1. UCLA (24) ........................................................ 12. Florida State (1) .............................................. 23. Virginia (3) ...................................................... 34. North Carolina ................................................ 55. Virginia Tech .................................................... 46. Stanford .......................................................... 97. Michigan.......................................................... 68. Florida ........................................................... 109. Texas A&M ...................................................... 8 10. Santa Clara ...................................................... 711. Portland ..........................................................1112. West Virginia ................................................. 1213. Nebraska ....................................................... 1314. South Carolina .............................................. 1515. Marquette ...................................................... 1616. Notre Dame .................................................. 1417. Texas Tech...................................................... 1718. Duke .............................................................. 1819. Boston College ............................................. 1920. Georgetown .................................................. 20 21. Wake Forest .................................................. 2122. BYU ................................................................ 2323. UCF ................................................................ 2224. Penn State .....................................................RV25. Denver ........................................................... 24

Receiving votes: Washington State 27, California 23, Missis-

sippi 19, Illinois 15, Kentucky 9, Arkansas 8, Colorado 4, Boston

University 2, Oklahoma State 2, LSU 1

2014 AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCEPRESEASON AWARD WINNERS

PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMTatiana Coleman, UCF, Sr., F*Lena Petermann, UCF, So., F

Emily Armstrong, UConn, So., GKRachel Hill, UConn, So., F*

Caitlin Hite, East Carolina, So., DKylie Davis, Memphis, Sr., M

Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, So., FDiamond Simpson, Memphis, Jr., D

Olivia Chance, USF, Jr., MDemi Stokes, USF, Sr., F/M

Shelby Redman, SMU, R-Sr., F*unanimous selection

CO-PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE YEARRachel Hill, UConn, So., F

Lena Petermann, UCF, So., F

PRESEASON DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARDiamond Simpson, Memphis, D, Jr.

PRESEASON GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAREmily Armstrong, UConn, So.


Mike Aresco has established himself as one of the foremost figures in intercollegiate sports as commissioner of the American Ath-letic Conference. Aresco, who was named to his current position Aug. 14, 2012, has overseen a strate-gic reinvention of the conference, which has quickly become one of the premier confer-ences in the nation. The American’s first year produced a re-markable string of accomplishments as UCF won the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl and UConn won NCAA titles in both men’s and women’s bas-ketball. American Athletic Conference teams had the best postseason winning percentage of any conference in men’s basketball, as the league sent four teams to the NCAA tourna-ment and saw SMU advance to the champion-ship game of the NIT. The American was the only conference to have a Bowl Championship Series win and teams in the Men’s Final Four, the Women’s Fi-nal Four and the College World Series in 2013-14. Teams from the conference finished in the national top 10 in football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s soccer, baseball and men’s golf. The American features 11 members in the 2014-15 academic year: UCF, Cincinnati, UCo-nn, East Carolina, Houston, Memphis, USF, SMU, Temple Tulane and Tulsa. Navy joins in 2015-16 as a football-playing member. Among the milestones reached in Aresco’s tenure have been the launch of a football champion-ship game for the first time in 2015 and the league’s staging of its own postseason bowl game. Aresco’s first months were marked by his successful efforts to ensure the conference’s place within the College Football Playoff – the new system that will determine the national champion, beginning in 2014. Aresco was in-strumental in securing the arrangement that will put the American Athletic Conference champion in a New Year’s Day system bowl if it is the highest-ranked team among the champions of five conferences. Aresco has played an active role in the for-mation of the College Football Playoff, serving on the College Football Playoff Management Committee and helping to select the 13 mem-bers of the CFP Selection Committee. Aresco also serves on the College Football Playoff Television and Site Selection committees. In the wake of the changes created by college sports realignment, Aresco moved quickly to solidify the conference, leading ne-gotiations that resulted in the most favorable financial terms for the conference’s football schools, after the withdrawal of the non-foot-ball-playing schools, as well as the 2013-14 launch of the renamed and rebranded confer-ence.He simultaneously led the negotiations that resulted in television contracts with ESPN and CBS Sports, which have given the conference

unprecedented national exposure and brand-ing with the two industry leaders in sports television. Aresco then quickly and success-fully organized the process whereby the con-ference was renamed the American Athletic Conference – a name that was immediately accepted nationally – and he also oversaw the process that resulted in the conference’s popular graphic identity. He has also successfully worked with the conference schools to arrive at an equitable distribution of existing revenue for the cur-rent and new conference institutions, bring-ing about a period of cohesiveness that is unprecedented in the league’s history. He has restructured the conference office staff to maximize efficiency and better serve the needs of the membership. Among his other significant accomplish-ments on behalf of the American Athletic Conference were the spearheading of expan-sion efforts, which resulted in the addition of East Carolina, Tulane and Tulsa as of July 1, 2014, and Navy as a football member in 2015; launching the conference digital network; successful negotiations for the conference’s men’s and women’s basketball champion-ships; and the launching of a brand marketing campaign. Additionally, Aresco brokered a multi-year marketing rights agreement with IMG Col-lege, the industry leader in collegiate sports marketing, and oversaw the development of The American’s new football bowl lineup, which features numerous annual matchups against the nation’s other top conferences. In-cluded in that lineup is the Miami Beach Bowl – a bowl game that will be owned and oper-ated by the American Athletic Conference in a first-of-its-kind venture. In basketball, Aresco has secured the con-ference’s participation in The Men’s Basketball Officiating Consortium, L.L.C., partnering with the Big 12 Conference, Conference USA, the Ohio Valley Conference and the Southland Conference to ensure that the highest-quality game officials are assigned to American Ath-letic Conference contests. Aresco is a member of the Conference Commissioners Association enforcement working group and women’s basketball work-ing group. He serves on the management committee of the College Football Playoff and the board of managers for both the College Football Officiating, LLC, and Men’s College Basketball, LLC. Aresco has been a leader in the NCAA gov-ernance redesign efforts and a spokesman in various forums for the integrity of the colle-giate model. Aresco came to the conference from CBS Sports where he was Executive Vice President, Programming. He was responsible for all col-lege sports programming for CBS Sports and CBS Sports Network. Aresco oversaw the acquisition and management of CBS Sports college properties, including the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship, regular-season col-lege basketball and football, conference bas-ketball championship games, football bowl games and other programming. His respon-sibilities included game selection and sched-uling, day-to-day operations, contract nego-tiations, identification of future acquisitions, development of programming strategies and coordination of new media and marketing ini-tiatives. Aresco played an integral role in the land-mark deal that created the CBS Sports-Turner Broadcasting partnership, which resulted in the acquisition of the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Championship rights through 2024.

He managed the complex 14-year agreement that provides expanded national broadcast and cable coverage of the NCAA basketball championship. Aresco also was instrumen-tal in the CBS Television Network’s ground-breaking bundled rights agreement with the NCAA, which granted CBS exclusive rights to the NCAA tournament from 2003 through 2010. The 2010 NCAA Championship won a Sports Emmy in the Outstanding Playoff Cov-erage category. Aresco also played a key role in negotiating NCAA marketing agreements and in creating a partnership with IMG and the NCAA to assist in acquiring new NCAA corporate sponsors. He also was a significant contributor in the development of new media platforms for the NCAA Championship, in-cluding March Madness On Demand, a highly successful streaming platform. In 2008, Aresco negotiated a historic 15-year agreement with the Southeastern Con-ference to televise the league’s football and basketball games. The agreement also pro-vided multiple new media rights for CBS, CBS Sports Network and CBS Interactive. He forged numerous basketball agreements with major conferences and negotiated 10-year ex-tensions of the Army-Navy and Notre Dame-Navy football rivalries. Aresco was the creator and executive pro-ducer of The Tony Barnhart Show and Court-side with Seth Davis, both of which aired on the CBS Sports Network. In 2004, he was appointed by the late NCAA President Myles Brand to the Basket-ball Partnership, a select panel whose mission was to explore ways to improve and promote college basketball. He is a charter member of the steering committee of the Columbia Uni-versity/New York City Chapter of the National Football Foundation and serves on the board of the National Sports Marketing Network. Aresco joined CBS Sports from ESPN where he was responsible for overseeing the acquisition, scheduling and development of long-term strategies for all ESPN college sports properties. Earlier in his tenure at ESPN, he was responsible for programming a wide variety of sports properties, including College Football Association, Big 10, and Pac-10 col-lege football, NCAA events, including early rounds of the NCAA basketball tournament, the College World Series and various profes-sional sports events, including thoroughbred racing, Top Rank Boxing, CFL football, Austra-lian Rules Football, rodeo and yachting. He was the architect of ESPN’s signature Thurs-day night college football series and helped develop ESPN’s Bowl Week. He joined ESPN in 1984 as Counsel and was named Assistant General Counsel in 1988 before moving to the programming department. Aresco is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Tufts University (B.A., magna cum laude, history), The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts (M.A., international relations), where he held a John Moors Cabot Scholarship, and the University of Connecticut School of Law (J.D.). He practiced law privately in Hartford, Conn., for several years. Aresco is a regular speaker and expert panelist at national symposiums and semi-nars on the topics of college athletics and sports television. He was awarded the 2013 Distinguished Graduate Award by the UConn School of Law Alumni Association. Aresco and his wife, Sharon, have two adult sons, Matthew, an Emmy-nominated television producer who has his own produc-tion company in Connecticut, and Brett, an ac-tor who lives in New York City.

MICHAEL L. ARESCO


AUGUST22 UCF at FGCU 7 p.m. Hofstra at UConn 7 p.m. East Carolina at South Carolina 7 p.m. SMU at Nebraska 7 p.m. Temple at Binghamton 7 p.m. Florida Atlantic at USF 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Samford 8 p.m. Texas A&M - Corpus Christi at Houston 8 p.m. Abilene Christian at Tulsa 8:30 p.m.

24 Cincinnati at Mississippi State 12:30 p.m. Miami (Fla.) at UCF 1 p.m. Navy at UConn 1 p.m. USF at Florida 1 p.m. East Carolina at Western Carolina 2 p.m. McNeese State at Houston 2 p.m. SMU at Kansas 2 p.m. Mount St. Mary’s at Temple 3 p.m. Tulsa at Arkansas State 3 p.m. Memphis at Alabama 8 p.m.

26 Lipscomb at Memphis 8 p.m.

29 North Texas at Houston 2 p.m. Temple at Saint Joseph’s 5 p.m. UConn at Penn State 7 p.m. East Carolina at George Mason 7 p.m. Navy at USF 7:30 p.m. Cincinnati at Vanderbilt 8 p.m. Texas Southern at SMU 8 p.m. Missouri State at Tulsa 8:30 p.m. UCF at Texas A&M 9 p.m.

31 UC Santa Barbara at Cincinnati 1 p.m. UCF at TCU 2 p.m. FGCU at USF 6 p.m. Vanderbilt at Memphis 8 p.m. Missouri at SMU 8 p.m. UMKC at Tulsa 8 p.m.

SEPTEMBER1 UConn at Syracuse 1 p.m. East Carolina at Francis Marion 7 p.m.

5 Central Arkansas at Tulsa 2 p.m. Auburn vs. Memphis (Oxford, Miss.) 5:30 p.m. Oral Roberts at SMU 6 p.m. Eastern Kentucky at Cincinnati 7 p.m. UConn at Central Connecticut 7 p.m. Davidson at East Carolina 7 p.m. Houston at Georgia 7 p.m. Temple at Rider 7 p.m. Florida Atlantic at UCF 7:30 p.m. USF at Middle Tennessee 8 p.m. 7 UCF at Georgia 1 p.m. Saint Francis U at Cincinnati 1 p.m. Houston at Mercer 1 p.m. Temple at Drexel 1 p.m. Elon at East Carolina 2 p.m. Stony Brook at UConn 3 p.m. Kennesaw State vs. USF (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 3 p.m. Tulsa at Tennessee 7:30 p.m. Memphis at Ole Miss 8 p.m. UTSA at SMU 8 p.m.

12 Cincinnati at Marshall 4 p.m. Temple vs. St. Bonaventure (Ithaca, N.Y.) 4 p.m. Texas vs. UCF (Tampa, Fla.) 4:30 p.m. SMU at Colorado State 6 p.m. St. John’s at UConn 7 p.m. East Carolina at UNC Greensboro 7 p.m. South Carolina at USF 7 p.m. Houston Baptist at Houston 8 p.m. Southeastern Louisiana at Memphis 8 p.m. Tennessee Martin at Tulsa 8:30 p.m.

14 Texas at USF 11:30 a.m. Oregon State at UCF 1 p.m. Xavier at Cincinnati 1 p.m. UMass at UConn 1 p.m. Utah State at Houston 2 p.m. Virginia Tech at East Carolina 3 p.m. Temple at Cornell 3 p.m. Memphis at Kennesaw State 5 p.m. Oklahoma at Tulsa 8:30 p.m.

18 Cincinnati at DePaul 5 p.m. Florida State at UConn 7 p.m. USF at Boston College 7 p.m.

19 Texas Tech vs. Tulsa (Stillwater, Okla.) 6 p.m. Long Beach State at UCF 7 p.m. East Carolina at UNC Wilmington 7 p.m. Temple at Delaware 7 p.m. Houston at Louisiana-Lafayette 8 p.m. SMU at TCU 8 p.m. Memphis at Oklahoma State 8:30 p.m.

21 Syracuse at Cincinnati 12 p.m. Brown at UConn 1 p.m. Campbell at East Carolina 2 p.m. Texas Tech vs. Memphis (Stillwater, Okla.) 2 p.m. Gonzaga at SMU 2 p.m. Temple at La Salle 3 p.m. Ole Miss at UCF 6 p.m. Tulsa at Oklahoma State 8 p.m.

25 Temple at Cincinnati* 7 p.m. UConn at East Carolina* 7 p.m. SMU at Houston* 8 p.m. UCF at Memphis* 8 p.m. USF at Tulsa* 8 p.m.

27 BYU at SMU TBA

28 UConn at Cincinnati* 12 p.m. Temple at East Carolina* 2 p.m. USF at Memphis* 2 p.m. UCF at Tulsa* 2 p.m.

OCTOBER2 Tulsa at Temple* 4 p.m. Memphis at UConn* 7 p.m.

3 SMU at UCF* 7 p.m. Cincinnati at East Carolina* 7 p.m. Houston at USF* 7:30 p.m.

5 SMU at USF* 12 p.m. Houston at UCF* 1 p.m. Tulsa at UConn* 1 p.m. Memphis at Temple* 1 p.m.

9 UConn at Houston* 8 p.m. Cincinnati at Memphis* 8 p.m. Temple at SMU* 8 p.m. East Carolina at Tulsa* 8 p.m.

10 UCF at USF* 7:30 p.m.

12 UConn at SMU* 1 p.m. Temple at Houston* 2 p.m. East Carolina at Memphis* 2 p.m. Cincinnati at Tulsa* 2 p.m.

15 Oral Roberts at Tulsa 8 p.m.

16 UCF at Temple* 3 p.m. SMU at Cincinnati* 7 p.m. USF at UConn* 7 p.m. Houston at East Carolina* 7 p.m.

18 Tulsa at Memphis* 8 p.m.

19 UCF at UConn* 12 p.m. Houston at Cincinnati* 1 p.m. Temple at USF* 1 p.m. SMU at East Carolina* 2 p.m.

22 Temple at Delaware State 7 p.m.

23 Memphis at Houston* 8 p.m. Tulsa at SMU* 8 p.m.

24 East Carolina at UCF* 7 p.m. Cincinnati at USF* 7:30 p.m.

26 Cincinnati at UCF* 1 p.m. East Carolina at USF* 1 p.m. UConn at Temple* 1 p.m. Tulsa at Houston* 2 p.m. Memphis at SMU* 2 p.m.

31 American Athletic Conference Championship First Round (Campus Sites)

NOVEMBER2 American Athletic Conference Championship Quarterfinals (Campus Sites)

7 American Athletic Conference Championship Semifinals (Tampa, Fla.)

9 American Athletic Conference Championship Final (Tampa, Fla.)

COMPOSITE SCHEDULE


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The 2014 American Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Championship will be decided at the home of USF, Corbett Soccer Stadium in Tampa, Fla., with semifinal matches on Friday, Nov. 7, and the final on Sunday, Nov. 9.

Nestled in the USF Athletics District, the Corbett Soccer Stadium provides fans the opportunity to be right on top of the action, while producing an electric environment.

The facility, which opened in 2011, includes a state-of-the art, air-conditioned press box, a grandstand of nearly 1,000 seats, and a grassy berm surrounding three sides of the field creating a bowl type feel. The new field stretches 120-yards by 80-yards and overlooks the athletic building, the new football practice fields and the baseball/softball complex across the street.

It will mark the second consecutive year The American has held the Women’s Soccer Championship in the Sunshine State. In 2013, top seed UCF downed Rutgers in penalty kicks to capture The American’s automatic qualifier. The final and both semifinals were scoreless draws decided in penalty kicks. The weekend produced three teams in the NCAA Championship, as UCF and Rutgers were joined by Louisville in the field of 64.

This year’s American Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Championship will kick off on Friday, Oct. 31, with first-round games at campus sites. The winners will advance to play quarterfinal games on Sunday, Nov. 2, with the single-elimination tournament culminating in the semifinals and final at Corbett Soccer Stadium the following weekend.

For the most up-to-date information on the road to the 2014 Women’s Soccer Championship and the event itself, visit www.theamerican.org and follow @American_WSoc on Twitter.

CORBETT SOCCER STADIUM


First RoundFriday, October 31 (campus sites)No. 8 seed vs. No. 9 seed at No. 1 seed campusNo. 7 seed vs. No. 10 seed at No. 2 seed campus

QuarterfinalsSunday, November 2 (campus sites)8/9 seed winner at No. 1 seed (Quarterfinal 1)No. 5 seed at No. 4 seed (Quarterfinal 2)No. 6 seed at No. 3 seed (Quarterfinal 3)7/10 seed winner at No. 2 seed (Quarterfinal 4)

Semifinals and Final- Corbett Soccer StadiumUSF - Tampa, Fla.Semifinals - Friday, November 7Q1 winner vs. Q2 winner ..........................TBDQ3 winner vs. Q4 winner ..........................TBD(Conference staff has the discretion to order the semifinal games)

Final - Sunday, November 9Semifinal winners .....................................TBD

The winner of the American Athletic Conference Championship receives the league’s automatic bid to the 32nd annual, 64-team, NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship. First, second, and third round games, as well as the quarterfinals, are held on the campuses of participating institutions in a single-elimination format. The 2014 College Cup national semifinals and championship games will be held at FAU Stadium in Boca Raton, Fla., on Dec. 5 and 7.

First Round Campus Sites November 14, 15 or 16 Second/Third Rounds Campus Sites November 21 and 23 Quarterfinals Campus Sites November 28, 29 or 30 College Cup FAU Stadium - Boca Raton, Fla. December 5 and 7

CHAMPIONSHIP FORMAT

The league’s 10 members in women’s soccer compete in one division with all 10 teams qualifying for the 2014 American Athletic Conference Championship.

The top two teams earn byes to the quarterfinals. The first-round and quarterfinal games are conducted on the campuses of the higher-seeded teams.

First-round games will be held on Oct. 31, with the quarterfinals following on Nov. 2.

USF will serve as host for the semifinals (Nov. 7) as well as the final (Nov. 9). The tournament champion receives the league’s automatic berth into the 64-team NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship.

American Athletic ConferenceNCAA Tournament Appearances

UCF ........................................................................................................................................................................ 18 (1982 Final)Cincinnati ......................................................................................................................................................................................6UConn ..................................................................................................................................... 28 (1984, 1990, 1997, 2003 Finals)East Carolina ................................................................................................................................................................................0Houston ........................................................................................................................................................................................0Memphis .......................................................................................................................................................................................5SMU ............................................................................................................................................................................................12USF ...............................................................................................................................................................................................1Temple ..........................................................................................................................................................................................0Tulsa ..............................................................................................................................................................................................0

TOTAL .........................................................................................................................................................................................70

2014 CHAMPIONSHIP


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T i F F A N Y r O B E r T S S A H AY d A k AUGUST22 at FGCU 7 p.m.24 Miami (Fla.) 1 p.m.T29 at Texas A&M 9 p.m.31 at TCU 2 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 Florida Atlantic 7:30 p.m.7 at Georgia 1 p.m.12 vs. Texas (Tampa, Fla.) 4:30 p.m.14 Oregon State 1 p.m.19 Long Beach State 7 p.m.21 Ole Miss 6 p.m.25 at Memphis* 8 p.m.28 at Tulsa* 3 p.m.OCTOBER3 SMU* 7 p.m.5 Houston* 1 p.m.10 at USF* 7:30 p.m.16 at Temple* 3 p.m.19 at UConn* 12 p.m.24 East Carolina* 7 p.m.26 Cincinnati* 1 p.m.

Times (Eastern) are subject to change; conference games denoted with asterisk

RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School9 Kayla Adamek M So. 5-6 Ottawa, Ontario/Sir Robert Borden12 Nastasia Asgedom M Fr. 5-3 Tampa, Fla./H.B. Plant 33 Caroline Bado D So. 5-6 Tampa, Fla./H.B. Plant22 Madison Barney M R-Jr. 5-6 Sammamish, Wash./Skyline6 Bridget Callahan M/D Fr. 5-5 Hollywood, Fla./Chaminade-Madonna Prep7 Madison Cannon F/M So. 5-2 Wake Forest, N.C./Heritage3 Tatiana Coleman F Sr. 5-8 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Community/Auburn23 Kayla Darden M Sr. 5-7 Marietta, Ga./Walton27 Hannah DeBose F Fr. 5-6 Indialantic, Fla./Melbourne20 Megan Fish M R-Jr. 5-9 Summerville, S.C./Pinewood Prep14 Saga Fredriksson D Fr. 5-3 Malmo, Sweden/ProCivitas Privata Gymnasium0 Rebecca Gartner GK Fr. 5-8 Danbury, Conn./Danbury16 Allie Gerry M/F Jr. 5-11 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./The Bolles School13 Karoline Heinze M So. 5-5 Karlsruhe, Germany/Sportgymnasium Jena26 Sophie Howard M Jr. 5-8 Frankfurt, Germany/Gymnasium Walldorf11 Carlin Huegli D R-So. 5-8 Edmonds, Wash./Woodway8 Nora Kervroedan M Jr. 5-8 Maurepas, France/Florida State30 Diana Manis GK Jr. 6-0 Pensacola, Fla./Booker T. Washington5 Jennifer Martin M Sr. 5-8 Naples, Fla./Barron Collier42 Connie Organ GK Jr. 6-0 Atlanta, Ga./Woodward Academy29 Lena Petermann F So. 5-9 Otterndorf, Germany/Gymnasium Otterndorf21 Alex Piercy M/F Sr. 5-4 Brookfield, Wis./Brookfield East2 Brianna Raaf F/D R-Fr. 5-3 Coral Springs, Fla./Douglas24 Ashley Spivey M Jr. 5-8 Sparrows Point, Md./Maryland17 Jennifer Vera M Fr. 5-4 Ocala, Fla./Ocala Vanguard15 Amanda Wilkin M Jr. 5-8 Merritt Island, Fla./Merritt Island4 Carleigh Williams D Sr. 5-7 Beverly Hills, Fla./Lecanto

Sophomore

Lena petermann

Senior

tatiana CoLeman

2014 schedule

UCF


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHTatianna Coleman 22/22 10 8 28 60 The American 9/9 2 6 10 23Lena Petermann 22/21 8 4 20 49 The American 8/7 4 2 10 23Kayla Adamek 23/16 9 2 20 34 The American 9/8 6 0 12 17Jenn Martin 23/23 6 5 17 68 The American 9/9 3 3 9 25Alex Piercy 23/14 4 1 9 22 The American 9/9 2 1 5 10

UCF 23 51 45 147 370 The American 9 23 24 70 141Opponents 23 14 9 37 177 The American 9 6 5 17 75

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOLianne Maldonado 22/22 1848 13/0.63 52 7 The American 9/9 695 5/0.65 19 1Connie Organ 10/1 306 1/0.29 10 1 The American 4/0 134 1/0.67 9 0

Bold indicates returning players

2013 statistical leadeRs

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Notebook

• UCF captured the inaugural American Athletic Conference Championship with a victory over Rutgers in penalty kicks, advancing to the NCAA tournament. The Knights went undefeated in conference play, finishing the season ranked No. 22 in the NSCAA poll, after earning a national seed in their seventh-straight NCAA tournament appearance. UCF allowed just 14 goals over 23 games in 2013.

• The Knights were unbeaten in a program-record 18-straight games from Sept. 6 to Nov. 10, and posted their first unbeaten conference slate since 1999.

• Head coach Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak garnered conference Coach of the Year honors in her first year at the helm in Orlando.

Senior Jenn martin

2013 Results

(16-3-4 oveRall / 8-0-1 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 vs. Washington (Honolulu, Hawaii) W, 3-025 at Hawaii W, 2-030 Tennessee L, 1-2SEPTEMBER1 at Florida State L, 0-16 vs. North Florida (Tampa, Fla.) W, 5-08 vs. Middle Tennessee (Tampa, Fla.) W, 2-113 Stetson W, 4-015 Brown W, 2-019 at Georgetown T, 1-1 (2OT)22 FGCU W, 4-027 USF W, 2-1OCTOBER4 UConn* W, 4-16 Temple* W, 4-111 at Cincinnati* T, 1-1 (2OT)13 at Louisville* W, 1-018 Rutgers* W, 2-120 Memphis* W, 4-124 at Houston* W, 4-026 at SMU* W, 1-0NOVEMBER3 SMU^ W, 3-08 USF^ T, 0-0 W-PKs)10 Rutgers^ T, 0-0 (W-PKs)16 St. John’s # L, 1-3

^ - American Athletic Conference Championship# - NCAA TournamentDates and times (Eastern) are subject to change; conference games denoted with asterisk

KNIGHTS


Location: Cincinnati, OhioNickname: Bearcats Colors: Red & BlackEnrollment: 42,421Founded: 1819President: Dr. Jeremy Santa OnoDirector of Athletics: Whit BabcockSenior Woman Administrator: Maggie McKinley Associate Head Coach: Nate LieAssistant Coach: Matt KosinukeSoccer Office Phone: 513-556-05672013 Record: 8-11-1Conference Record/Finish: 4-4-1/6th in The AmericanPostseason: The American QuarterfinalsSoccer SID: Cory HallPhone: 513-556-0618Email: [email protected]: www.gobearcats.com

Quick Facts


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N E i L S TA F F O r d AUGUST22 at Samford 8 p.m.24 at Mississippi State 12:30 p.m.29 at Vanderbilt 8 p.m.31 UC Santa Barbara 1 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 Eastern Kentucky 7 p.m.7 Saint Francis U 1 p.m.12 at Marshall 4 p.m.14 Xavier 1 p.m.18 at DePaul 5 p.m.21 Syracuse 12 p.m.25 Temple* 7 p.m.28 UConn* 1 p.m.OCTOBER3 at East Carolina* 7 p.m.9 at Memphis* 8 p.m.12 at Tulsa* 2 p.m.16 SMU* 7 p.m.19 Houston* 1 p.m.24 at USF* 7 p.m.26 at UCF* 1 p.m.

Times (Eastern) are subject to change. Conference games denoted with asterisk

RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School8 Allison Abbe MF Fr. 5-2 Plainfield, Ind./Plainfield9 Jae Atkinson D Sr. 5-3 Mason, Ohio/Mason16 Jaycie Brown MF Fr. 5-0 Wellington, Ohio/Magnificat15 Michelle Brownlee D Jr. 5-7 Middletown, Ohio/Central Michigan27 Jaeden Chew GK Fr. 5-8 Wasilla, Alaska/Skyline6 Devyn Ciotti D Sr. 5-9 Cincinnati, Ohio/Louisville20 Katy Couperus MF So. 5-8 Fort Collins, Colo./Fort Collins26 Natalie Coury F Fr. 5-3 Westlake, Ohio/Magnificat12 Megan Cravenor MF Sr. 5-8 Cincinnati, Ohio/Lakota West23 Lizzie Ehrnfelt D Fr. 5-7 Strongsville, Ohio/Strongsville24 Emily Elsbrock MF R-Sr. 5-10 Cincinnati, Ohio/Sycamore18 Alexa Fiehrer MF Sr. 5-4 Cincinnati, Ohio/Ursuline31 Tayler Fitts F Fr. 5-7 Fishers, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit Prep29 Julie Gavorski F Fr. 5-8 Madison, Ohio/Madison11 Vanessa Gilles D Fr. 5-7 Ottawa, Ontario/Louis Riel13 Mackenzie Grause F Sr. 5-8 Ft. Thomas, Ky./Highlands28 Anna Haverchak MF Fr. 5-3 Akron, Ohio/Copley4 Haleigh Hoff F Jr. 5-8 Winfield, W.Va./Kentucky17 Christi Howard D Sr. 5-7 Cincinnati, Ohio/Anderson10 Taylor Jackson F So. 5-6 Cincinnati, Ohio/Miami (Ohio)25 Emily Lange D Fr. 5-8 Western Springs, Ill./Lyons Township3 Kelly Latimer D Jr. 5-4 Lake Forest, Calif./El Toro2 Kelsey Parrinello F Fr. 5-4 Westland, Mich./Livonia Churchill19 Laura Rose F Jr. 5-1 Cincinnati, Ohio/Walnut Hills7 Danielle Rotheram F Jr. 5-3 Toronto, Ontario/Central Michigan1 Natalie Smith GK R-So. 5-6 Cincinnati, Ohio/St. Ursula Academy30 Anna Tracy D Fr. 5-5 Bartlett, Ill./South Elgin5 Kayla Utley D So. 5-5 Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley0 Kristina Utley GK Sr. 5-8 Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley14 Mollie Williams D Sr. 5-5 Cincinnati, Ohio/Seton21 Bailey Wilson MF So. 5-9 Dublin, Ohio/Dublin22 Elle Zadina D Fr. 5-10 Glencoe, Ill./Loyola Academy

Sophomore

Katy CouperuS

r-Senior

emiLy eLSbroCK

2014 schedule

CINCINNATI


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHJae Atkinson 20/18 6 6 18 24 The American 9/8 3 4 10 11Katy Couperus 20/16 5 4 14 34 The American 9/9 4 3 11 22Emily Elsbrock 20/14 5 2 12 28 The American 9/9 3 1 7 12Mackenzie Reynolds 18/2 3 2 8 9 The American 7/0 1 1 3 3Danielle Rotheram 20/7 2 3 7 19 The American 9/1 1 1 3 7

UC Totals 20 30 26 86 249 The American 9 16 14 46 116Opponents 20 37 31 105 277 The American 9 16 14 46 144

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHONatalie Smith 16/16 1502 25/1.50 76 2 The American 9/9 853 16/1.69 53 0Kristina Utley 4/4 360 12/3.00 13 0 The American 0/0 0 0/0.00 0 0



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Notebook

• Head Coach Neil Stafford enters his second season leading the Bearcats in 2014. Cincinnati won eight games a year ago, earning the No. 6 seed in The American Championship.

• The Bearcats return 81.4% of their scoring from 2013, including their top three scorers - Jae Atkinson, Katy Couperus and Emily Elsbrock.

• All nine of Cincinnati’s conference games in 2013 were decided by one goal or fewer - four one-goal wins, four one-goal losses and a tie.

• The Bearcats’ 2014 road slate brings them to eight states: Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee (twice), West Virginia, Illinois, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Florida (two games).

r-Se n i o r em i Ly eS b r o C K

2013 Results

(8-11-1 oveRall / 4-4-1 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 at Miami (Fla.) L, 0-225 at Nebraska L, 1-430 at Dayton L, 1-3SEPTEMBER1 UMass-Lowell W, 4-16 at Long Beach State L, 1-48 at UC Santa Barbara L, 0-113 at Xavier L, 0-315 Kent State W, 2-120 vs. Cornell (Bridgeport, Conn.) W, 1-022 at Providence W, 3-027 Rutgers* L, 0-129 Memphis* W, 3-2 (2OT)OCTOBER3 at Houston* W, 2-16 at SMU* L, 1-211 UCF* T, 1-1 (2OT)13 USF* W, 3-217 at UConn* L, 0-1 (OT)20 at Temple* W, 2-125 Louisville* L, 4-5 (OT)NOVEMBER3 at Rutgers^ L, 1-2 (2OT)

^ - American Athletic Conference ChampionshipConference games denoted with asterisk

BEARCATS


Location: Storrs, Conn.Nickname: UConn Colors: National Flag Blue & WhiteEnrollment: 30,525Founded: 1881President: Susan HerbstDirector of Athletics: Warde ManuelSenior Woman Administrator: Debbie CorumAssistant Coaches: Margaret Rodriguez & Zac ShawSoccer Office Phone: 860-486-28132013 Record: 11-9Conference Record/Finish: 5-4/4th in The AmericanPostseason: The American QuarterfinalsSoccer SID: Bobby MullenPhone: 860-486-4535Email: [email protected]: www.uconnhuskies.comTwitter: @UConnWSOC


511-180-50/33

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511-180-50/33

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L E N T S A N T i r i S

Quick Facts

AUGUST22 Hofstra 7 p.m.24 Navy 1 p.m.29 at Penn State 7 p.m.SEPTEMBER1 at Syracuse 1 p.m.5 at Central Connecticut 7 p.m.7 Stony Brook 3 p.m.12 St. John’s 7 p.m.14 UMass 1 p.m.18 Florida State 7 p.m.21 Brown 1 p.m.25 at East Carolina* 7 p.m.28 at Cincinnati* 1 p.m.OCTOBER2 Memphis* 7 p.m.5 Tulsa* 1 p.m.9 at Houston* 8 p.m.12 at SMU* 1 p.m.16 USF* 7 p.m.19 UCF* 12 p.m.26 at Temple* 1 p.m.


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School29 Tanya Altrui F Fr. 5-6 Branford, Conn/Branford 1 Emily Armstrong GK R-So. 5-9 Collegeville, Pa./Boston College44 Youn-Jae Baek D Fr. 5-4 Avon, Conn./Avon 21 Brianna Butler M Jr. 5-8 Rock Tavern, N.Y./Washingtonville 50 Gabrielle Charno D Sr. 5-5 Seaford, N.Y./Plainedge 9 Gabriella Cuevas D R-So. 5-5 Wayne, N.J./Immaculate Heart Academy31 Ruby Fee M Jr. 5-6 Nantucket, Mass./Berkshire School12 Allison Gallo FJ r. 5-4 Tolland, Conn./Tolland 25 Danielle Gottwik M Fr. 5-9 New Port Richey, Fla./JW Mitchel 3 Rachel Hill F So. 5-5 Rollinsford, N.H./Somersworth 7 Liana Hinds D Jr. 5-6 Hartford. Conn./Loomis Chaffee22 Riley Houle M Sr. 5-1 Columbia, Conn./Glastonbury 11 Julie Hubbard M R-Sr. 5-6 Waverly, Pa./Penn State17 Megan Hunsberger M/D Jr. 5-6 Bethlehem, Pa./Syracuse2 Alexa Keney F So. 5-7 Suffield, Conn./Suffield 24 Emily Maier D Fr. 5-4 Mesa, Ariz./Red Mountain 27 Caroline Massey F So. 5-10 Guilford, Conn./Guilford20 Faith McCarthy F So. 5-7 Windsor, Conn./Loomis Chaffee14 Samantha McGuire F Jr. 5-7 Fishkill, N.Y./John Jay 26 Breanne Moreau D Fr. 5-6 Belchertown, Mass./Belchertown 23 Brittany Moreau F Fr. 5-7 Belchertown, Mass./Belchertown 0 Kasey O’Brien GK So. 5-9 Wilton, Conn./TCU13 Tori Patterson D R-So. 5-7 Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Georgia6 Andrea Plucenik F R-Jr. 5-5 Brooklyn, Conn./Woodstock Academy 10 Noriana Radwan M Fr. 5-7 Wappingers Falls, N.Y./Beacon 18 Stephanie Ribeiro F Jr. 5-7 Pawtucket, R.I./Cumberland 37 Gianna Roma D Sr. 5-5 Foxboro, Mass./Foxboro 42 Sara Rothery D Fr. 5-8 Bellmore, N.Y./John F. Kennedy 4 Allison Saucier GK Jr. 5-6 Rocky Hill, Conn./Loomis Chaffee19 Miranda Tarpey M Jr. 5-2 Poughouag, N.Y./Arlington 36 Sabrina Toole M Fr. 5-9 Westport, Conn./Saint Joseph 30 Lindsey Watkins M R-Sr. 5-5 Litchfield, Conn./The Foreman School16 Annie Wickett D Jr. 5-4 Frederick, Md./Eastern Kentucky

Sophomore

raCheL hiLL

Senior

JuLie hubbard

2014 Schedule

UCONN


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHRachel Hill 20/20 13 5 31 85 The American 9/9 7 3 17 42Stephanie Ribeiro 20/10 6 4 16 68 The American 9/9 5 2 12 46Riley Houle 20/10 4 5 13 36 The American 9/0 1 4 6 13Julie Hubbard 20/20 4 0 8 65 The American 9/9 3 0 6 35Samantha McGuire 20/20 1 3 5 59 The American 9/9 0 2 2 26

UConn 20 31 19 81 400 The American 9 18 11 47 199Opponents 20 30 28 88 222 The American 9 19 20 58 107

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOEmily Armstrong 20/20 1811 30/1.49 68 6 The American 9/9 820 19/2.08 30 1Allison Saucier 2/0 31 0/0.00 1 0 The American 1/0 12 0/0.00 0 0



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Notebook

• UConn returns 96.8 percent (30-of-31) of its goal scoring and 97.5 percent (79-of-81) of its total point production from an 11-9 squad in 2013.

• Sophomore forward Rachel Hill will spearhead the attack after a First Team All-Conference season a year ago that saw her finish with a 13g-5a-31p scoring line.

• Hill will play with the U-20 United States Women’s National Team at the 2014 U-20 FIFA World Cup in Canada in August.

• Redshirt sophomore Emily Armstrong returns in goal after a solid freshman campaign that saw her record a 1.49 GAA, 68 saves and six shutouts, starting every contest.

• Head Coach Len Tsantiris enters his 34th season at the helm of the UConn women’s soccer program with a 511-180-50 all-time record, giving him the second-most wins in NCAA women’s soccer history.

Sophomore raCheL hiLL

2013 Results

(11-9 oveRall / 5-4 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 Wisconsin L, 2-325 Stanford L, 0-128 at Boston College W, 1-0SEPTEMBER1 Central Connecticut W, 3-06 Maine W, 1-08 Syracuse W, 1-013 at Boston University L, 0-115 Dartmouth W, 2-019 LaSalle W, 1-0 (2OT)22 Georgetown L, 1-226 SMU* W, 2-129 Houston* W, 4-1OCTOBER4 at UCF* L, 1-46 at USF* L, 2-3 (2OT)11 Temple* W, 3-117 Cincinnati* W, 1-0 (OT)20 Louisville* L, 2-324 at Rutgers* W, 2-127 at Memphis* L, 1-5NOVEMBER3 USF^ L, 1-4


HUSKIES


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School0 Saundra Baron GK R-Jr. 5-8 Greensboro, N.C./Coastal Carolina13 Autumn Berry D-F So. 5-6 Dumfries, Va./Forest Park HS17 Gracyn Bryant M-D So. 5-8 Ellicott City, Md./Archbishop Spalding HS6 Jackie Cajigal D Jr. 5-8 Coltsneck, N.J./Red Bank Catholic HS29 Deb DeGraff F Fr. 5-6 Statesville, N.C./Statesville Christian HS4 Amanda Duke D Fr. 5-5 Clemmons, N.C./West Forsyth HS12 Danielle Eule M Fr. 5-6 Lutz, Fla./Steinbrenner HS22 Brittany Fary M-F Fr. 5-5 Centreville, Va./Westfield HS8 Kendall Frey F Jr. 5-9 Chester Springs, Pa./Downington East HS30 Taylor Gaunt M-F Fr. 5-5 South Riding, Va./Freedom HS7 Jenna Geist M So. 5-6 Bow Mar, Colo./Heritage HS00 Ally Glover GK Sr. 5-10 Rocky Mount, N.C./Northern Nash HS18 Kelsie Halstenrud M Jr. 5-5 Oakland, Calif./Bishop O’Dowd HS27 Lexi Herring M Sr. 5-9 Wilmington, N.C./New Hanover HS3 Caitlin Hite D So. 5-6 Stafford, Va./North Stafford HS34 Kelley Johnson D-M Sr. 5-8 Springfield, Va./South County HS 19 Alli Kemp D-M Fr. 5-7 Chantilly, Va./Chantilly HS23 Colleen Knier M So. 5-9 Wall, N.J./Wall HS99 Erika Lenns GK Sr. 5-5 Raleigh, N.C./Gardner-Webb1 Danielle McIntosh GK R-Fr. 5-10 Newmarket, Ontario/Newmarket HS88 Colleen Meyer D So. 5-7 Charlotte, N.C./Cox Mill HS9 Kelly Miller D Sr. 5-5 Zionsville, Ind./Zionsville Community HS2 Abby Noble M-F So. 5-3 Parkton, Md./Hereford HS11 Haley Patsey D Jr. 5-6 Cary, N.C./Cardinal Gibbons HS28 Charlotte Pearsall F Fr. 5-7 Wilmington, N.C./Ashley HS10 Kelsey Reeves M So. 5-6 Cary, N.C./Leesville Road HS14 Rachel Renfrow M Fr. 5-7 Wilson, N.C./Wilson Christian Academy21 Emma Scaro F So. 5-3 Elkhorn, Wisc./Elkhorn Area HS24 Stephanie Seagrave F Sr. 5-4 Uxbridge, Mass./Uxbridge HS25 Brianna Spitler M-F Sr. 5-5 Montoursville, Pa./New Hampshire5 Lana Spitler F So. 5-6 Montoursville, Pa./Montoursville Area HS20 Courtney Taybron F Fr. 5-7 Wilson, N.C./Wilson Christian Academy16 Brett Thomas B-F Sr. 5-5 Fairfax, Va./Woodson HS55 Drew Williams GK Fr. 5-10 Claremont, Calif./Claremont HS

Location: Greenville, N.C.Nickname: PiratesColors: Purple and GoldEnrollment: 27,000Founded: 1907Chancellor: Dr. Steve BallardDirector of Athletics: Jeff CompherSenior Woman Administrator: Rosie ThompsonAssistant Coaches: Shannon Lewis, Brian PerimanSoccer Office Phone: 252-737-14302013 Record: 9-9-3Conference Record/Finish: 5-4-1/2nd in C-USA East DivisionPostseason: C-USA SemifinalsSoccer SID: Adam MillerPhone: 252-737-5112Email: [email protected]: www.ecupirates.comTwitter: @ECUwmnssoccer

Quick Facts


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r O B d O N N E N w i r T H AUGUST22 South Carolina 7 p.m.24 at Western Carolina 2 p.m.29 at George Mason 7 p.m.SEPTEMBER1 at Francis Marion 7 p.m.5 Davidson 7 p.m.7 Elon 2 p.m.12 at UNC Greensboro 7 p.m.14 Virginia Tech 3 p.m.19 at UNC Wilmington 7 p.m.21 Campbell 2 p.m.25 UConn* 7 p.m.28 Temple* 2 p.m.OCTOBER3 Cincinnati* 7 p.m.9 at Tulsa* 8 p.m.12 at Memphis* 2 p.m.16 Houston* 7 p.m.19 SMU* 2 p.m.24 at UCF* 7 p.m.26 at USF* 1 p.m.


Junior

KendaLL Frey

Sophomore

CaitLin hite

2014 schedule

EAST CAROLINA


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHKendall Frey 17/16 6 1 13 20 C-USA 10/10 4 1 9 13Lexi Miller 21/17 2 5 9 34 C-USA 10/6 1 3 5 20Stephanie Seagrave 21/17 3 2 8 30 C-USA 10/6 1 2 4 16Lana Spitler 21/13 2 3 7 20 C-USA 10/4 1 0 2 11Skylar Poole 21/15 3 0 6 14 C-USA 10/6 2 0 4 7

East Carolina Totals 21 24 23 71 219 C-USA 10 12 12 36 118Opponents 21 26 16 68 306 C-USA 10 12 8 32 144

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOSaundra Baron 21/21 1960 26/1.19 96 5 C-USA 10/10 924 12/1.17 43 3Ally Glover 2/0 32 0/0.00 1 0 C-USA 0/0 0 0/0.00 0 0



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Notebook

• East Carolina recorded a 9-9-3 overall mark, 5-4-1 ledger in league play and reached the semifinals of the Conference USA Championship.

• The Pirates had three all-conference performers in freshman defender Caitlin Hite (first team and all-freshman team), sophomore striker Kendall Frey (third team) and senior Danielle Romano (third team). Hite was also named to the NSCAA All-Central Region Second Team.

• ECU earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 10th-straight year and 13th time in the last 15 seasons.

• In his 15th season at the helm of the program, head coach Rob Donnenwirth won his 200th-career game in a 2-0 season-opening victory at Davidson on Aug. 23.

• Kendall Frey scored five go-ahead goals in the final seven games of the season with three of those tallies being game-winners. Ju n i o r Ke n da L L Fr ey

2013 Results

(9-9-3 oveRall / 5-4-1 c-usa)AUGUST23 at Davidson W, 2-025 at Elon T, 1-1 (2OT)30 UNC Greensboro L, 0-1SEPTEMBER2 Western Carolina W, 2-1 (2OT)6 UNC Wilmington L, 2-38 George Washington T, 1-1 (2OT)13 Francis Marion W, 3-015 at South Carolina L, 0-120 at High Point L, 0-1 (2OT)27 Colorado College* L, 0-129 Charlotte* W, 2-0OCTOBER 4 at Old Dominion* L, 0-26 at UAB* L, 2-313 Marshall* L, 0-218 at FIU* W, 2-1 (OT)20 Florida Atlantic* W, 1-025 at Southern Miss* W, 1-027 at Rice* T, 2-2 (2OT)31 Middle Tennessee* W, 2-1NOVEMBER6 vs. UTEP^ (Houston, Texas) W, 1-0 (OT)8 vs. Colorado College^ (Houston, Texas) L, 0-5

^ - Conference USA ChampionshipConference games denoted with asterisk

PIRATES


Location: Houston, TexasNickname: Cougars Colors: Scarlet & WhiteEnrollment: 40,750Founded: 1927Chancellor: Dr. Renu KhatorVice President for Intercollegiate Athletics: Mack RhoadesSenior Woman Administrator: DeJuena ChizerAssociate Head Coach: Suzie GrechAssistant Coach: Mike StoerkelSoccer Office Phone: 832-570-91222013 Record: 1-12-3Conference Record/Finish: 0-9/10th in The AmericanPostseason: The American First RoundSoccer SID: Roman PetrowskiPhone: 713-743-9406Email: [email protected]: www.uhcougars.com

Quick Facts


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C H r i S P F A U AUGUST22 Texas A&M - Corpus Christi 8 p.m.24 at McNeese State 2 p.m.29 North Texas 2 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 at Georgia 7 p.m.7 at Mercer 1 p.m.12 Houston Baptist 8 p.m.14 Utah State 2 p.m.19 at Louisiana-Lafayette 8 p.m.25 SMU* 8 p.m.OCTOBER3 at USF* 7:30 p.m.5 at UCF* 1 p.m.9 UConn* 8 p.m.12 Temple* 2 p.m.16 at East Carolina* 7 p.m.19 at Cincinnati* 1 p.m.23 Memphis* 8 p.m.26 Tulsa* 2 p.m.


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School21 Vanessa Almaguer MF/F Fr. 5-6 Dallas, Texas/Richland Collegiate20 Meghan Brascia D Jr. 5-6 Las Vegas, Nev./Akron0 Jordan Brown GK Jr. 5-7 League City, Texas/Tennessee Tech4 Shayne Clewett D So. 5-5 Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes8 Hanna Dauzat MF So. 5-4 Cypress, Texas/Louisiana Tech14 Georgi Dolence D Fr. 5-5 Henderson, Nev./Coronado26 Courtney Dudley MF Jr. 5-4 Rio Rancho, N.M./Colorado10 Tiffani Echeverria MF So. 5-4 Sugar Land, Texas/Clements16 Megan Goh MF So. 5-6 Fort Worth, Texas/North Crowley3 Lexa Green MF/D Jr. 5-5 Las Vegas, Nev./Akron12 Sydnie Green D Jr. 5-8 Corona, Calif./Missouri9 Itzel Guajardo MF So. 5-5 Pasadena, Texas/Pasadena Memorial2 Hailey Kirkwood D Jr. 5-7 Las Vegas, Nev./Akron27 Giovanna Manisck F/MF Fr. 5-6 Houston, Texas/Awty International School17 Margo McEntire D Fr. 5-6 Georgetown, Texas/Georgetown23 Selena Peters MF/F Fr. 5-7 Houston, Texas/Klein Forest24 McKhenzie Raines D/MF Sr. 5-6 Baytown, Texas/Goose Creek Memorial15 Gabrielle Rodriguez D Jr. 5-3 Spring, Texas/Klein Oak22 Kristina Schulz MF Fr. 5-2 Fort Worth, Texas/Keller Central1 Kaitlin Sterner GK Fr. 5-7 Kingwood, Texas/Kingwood Park6 Kelsey Thein D Fr. 5-6 Las Vegas, Nev./Centennial18 Aja Walker MF Jr. 5-6 Katy, Texas/Katy13 Kayla Walker F Sr. 5-2 Katy, Texas./Katy5 Alexis Weaver F Sr. 5-4 West Covina, Calif./Ayala7 Kelsey Zamora F Sr. 5-4 Victoria, Texas/Stephen F. Austin

Senior

KayLa WaLKer

Senior

aLexiS Weaver

2014 schedule

HOUSTON


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHAlexis Weaver 16/16 3 1 7 21 The American 9/9 3 0 6 19Jasmine Martinez 15/12 1 3 5 17 The American 8/7 1 1 3 11Kayla Walker 16/3 2 0 4 15 The American 9/2 0 0 0 2Kylie Cook 13/11 1 2 4 10 The American 9/7 0 2 2 6Natalie Juncos 16/9 1 1 3 2 The American 9/3 1 1 3 2

HOUSTON 16 10 8 28 128 The American 9 7 5 19 81OPPONENTS 16 37 36 110 339 The American 9 26 24 76 185

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOCami Koski 11/8 911 20/1.98 90 2 The American 7/5 539 18/3.00 50 0Sydney George 8/7 605 17/2.53 39 1 The American 4/3 270 8/2.66 18 0



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Notebook

• Houston will look to continue its strength between the posts after the departure of 2013 American Athletic Conference Goalkeeper of the Year Cami Koski. Koski finished her career with school records in goals against average (1.22), shutouts (17), goalie games played/started (63/55), minutes played (5,525), saves per game in a season (8.18 in 11 games) and saves in a game (17 at San Diego State on Sept. 8).

• Koski’s 8.18 saves per game ranked fifth nationally.

• Houston returns its top two goal scorers from a year ago in seniors Kayla Walker and Alexis Weaver.

• Houston earned the American Athletic Conference Team Fair Play Award after committing just 56 fouls resulting in only three yellow cards during conference play. Se n i o r aL e x i S We av e r

2013 Results

(1-12-3 oveRall / 0-9 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 at Texas A&M Corpus Christi W, 2-125 Georgia L, 0-230 Stephen F. Austin T, 0-0 (2OT)SEPTEMBER6 at Cal State Northridge L, 1-2 (OT)8 at San Diego State T, 0-0 (2OT)15 at Houston Baptist T, 0-0 (2OT)26 at Temple* L, 0-229 at UConn* L, 1-4OCTOBER3 Cincinnati* L, 1-26 Louisville* L, 0-110 at Rutgers* L, 0-113 at Memphis* L, 1-418 at SMU* L, 1-224 UCF* L, 0-427 USF* L, 3-6NOVEMBER 1 vs. Memphis^ (Louisville, Ky.) L, 0-6


COUGARS


Location: Memphis, Tenn.Nickname: TigersColors: Blue and GrayEnrollment: 22,725Founded: 1912President: David RuddDirector of Athletics: Tom BowenSenior Woman Administrator: Maria RothAssistant Coaches: Jonny Walker & Lizzy Simonin2013 Record: 13-7-1Conference Record/Finish: 4-5/7th in The AmericanPostseason: The American SemifinalsSoccer SID: Mark TaylorPhone: 901-678-5108Email: [email protected]: www.gotigersgo.com

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AUGUST24 at Alabama 8 p.m.26 Lipscomb 8 p.m.31 Vanderbilt 7 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 vs. Auburn (Oxford, Miss.) 5:30 p.m.7 at Ole Miss 8 p.m.12 Southeastern Louisiana 8 p.m.14 at Kennesaw State 5 p.m.19 at Oklahoma State 8:30 p.m.21 vs. Texas Tech (Stillwater, Okla.) 2 p.m.25 UCF* 8 p.m.28 USF* 2 p.m.OCTOBER2 at UConn* 7 p.m.5 at Temple* 1 p.m.9 Cincinnati* 8 p.m.12 East Carolina* 2 p.m.18 Tulsa* 8 p.m.23 at Houston* 8 p.m.26 at SMU* 2 p.m.


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School10 Emily Adamic M Jr. 5-7 Edmonton, Alberta/Harry Ainlay HS1 Rachel Ashworth GK Fr. 5-8 Madison, Miss./Madison Central HS13 Kaitlyn Atkins F/M Sr. 5-4 Overland Park, Kan./Olathe East HS12 Maryse Bard-Martel GK So. 5-8 Boisbriand, Quebec/Ecole Des Sources3 Veronica Bosco F/M Fr. 5-4 Oakville, Ontario/St. Ignatius of Loyola HS6 McKenzie Bricker M/F r-Fr. 5-4 Collierville, Tenn./Collierville HS16 Carly Cassady D/M Sr. 5-5 Lenexa, Kan./Shawnee Mission Northwest HS15 Alex Craig M Sr. 5-8 Edmonton, Alberta/Archbishop Jordan Cathloic HS7 Kylie Davis M Sr. 5-6 L’lle-Bizard, Quebec, Canada/John Rennie HS18 Marissa Duguay D/M Jr. 5-9 Quispamsis, New Brunswick/Rothesay HS2 Kelley Gravlin M/D r-Sr. 5-4 St. Charles, Mo./Incarnate Word Academy14 Necee Jennings F/M So. 5-5 Powder Springs, Ga./Troy22 Ashlynn Jones F r-Fr. 5-7 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington North HS17 Naiara Kapstein F/M Fr. 5-4 Santiago, Chile/Saint George’s College Prep20 Sydney Kingston M Fr. 5-5 St. Charles, Mo./Wakland (TX) HS4 Elysia Masters D Jr. 5-3 Burlington, Ontario, Canada/Nelson HS11 Nugene Nugent F/M Sr. 5-7 Amett Garden, Jamaica/Navarro College5 Ginesha Pickersgill F Sr. 5-1 Kingston, Jamaica/Navarro College9 Valerie Sanderson F So. 5-7 Boisbriand, Quebec/Ecole Des Sources8 Diamond Simpson D Jr. 5-3 Mississaugua, Ontario/St. Joseph’s Secondary21 Miranda Smith M/F Fr. 5-2 Ottawa, Ontario/St. Matthew Catholic HS23 Lauren Sobral GK Fr. 5-11 Memphis, Tenn./White Station HS25 Alyxandria Stafford F/D Fr. 5-5 Arlington, Tenn./Alrington HS19 Sessen Stevens F Fr. 5-4 North Delta, British Columbia/Surrey Christian Secondary27 Hali Sutter D Fr. 5-6 Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Northwest HS

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KyLie daviS

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MEMPHIS


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHChristabel Oduro 21/20 15 8 38 45 The American 9/8 5 5 15 16Valerie Sanderson 21/21 17 3 37 53 The American 9/9 5 0 10 24Kaitlyn Atkins 20/8 1 16 18 30 The American 8/3 1 8 10 14Nugene Nugent 21/19 3 6 12 29 The American 9/9 2 3 7 15Honeye Heydari 21/2 3 1 7 13 The American 9/2 3 0 6 6

Memphis 21 51 53 155 279 The American 9 22 26 70 125Opponents 21 28 30 86 244 The American 9 19 21 59 126

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOMaryse Bard-Martel 21/21 1874 27/1.30 79 7 The American 9/9 751 18/2.15 37 1Christa Strickland 2/0 74 1/1.20 2 0 The American 2/0 74 1/1.20 2 0



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Notebook

• Memphis advanced to The American semifinals in the conference’s inaugural year, ousting second-seeded Louisville in the quarterfinals before falling to Rutgers in penalty kicks in the semis.

• Valerie Sanderson led The American and set a program freshman record with 17 goals, the second-most in a single season for any Tiger all-time.

• Sanderson is one of three all-conference selections who return to Memphis this year, along with Kylie Davis and Diamond Simpson.

• The Tigers were 11th in the nation in goals per game a year ago, and outscored their opponents 51-28 for the season.

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2013 Results

(13-7-1, 4-5 the ameRicaN)

AUGUST23 Samford W, 2-025 Missouri W, 2-1 (OT)30 Vanderbilt L, 1-2SEPTEMBER1 at Middle Tennessee W, 3-18 at Western Kentucky W, 1-013 Alabama W, 6-015 at Ole Miss L, 0-320 at Florida Gulf Coast W, 2-122 at Florida Atlantic W, 4-027 at Louisville* L, 2-3 (OT)29 at Cincinnati* L, 2-3 (2OT)OCTOBER4 at Rutgers* L, 2-310 SMU* W, 2-113 Houston* W, 4-118 at USF* L, 1-320 at UCF* L, 1-424 Temple* W, 3-017 UConn* W, 5-1NOVEMBER1 vs. Houston^ (Louisville, Ky.) W, 6-03 at Louisville^ W, 2-1 (2OT)8 vs. Rutgers^ (Orlando, Fla.) T, 1-1 (L-PKs)


TIGERS


Location: Tampa, Fla.Nickname: BullsColors: Green and GoldEnrollment: 46,167Founded: 1956President: Dr. Judy GenshaftDirector of Athletics: Mark HarlanSenior Woman Administrator: Jocelyn FisherAssociate Head Coach: Chris BrownAssistant Coach: Jason DowiakSoccer Office Phone: 813-974-40262013 Record: 10-4-6Conference Record/Finish: 4-3-2/5th in The AmericanPostseason: The American SemifinalsSoccer SID: Lindsey MorrisonPhone: (813) 974-7099Email: [email protected]: www.gousfbulls.comTwitter: @USFSoccer

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AUGUST22 Florida Atlantic 7:30 p.m.24 at Florida 1 p.m.29 Navy 7:30 p.m.31 FGCU 6 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 at Middle Tennessee 8 p.m.7 vs. Kennesaw State (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) 2 p.m.12 South Carolina 7 p.m.14 Texas 11:30 a.m.18 at Boston College 7 p.m.25 at Tulsa* 8 p.m.28 at Memphis* 2 p.m.OCTOBER 3 Houston* 7:30 p.m.5 SMU* 1 p.m.10 UCF* 7:30 p.m.16 at UConn* 7 p.m.19 at Temple* 1 p.m.24 Cincinnati* 7:30 p.m.26 East Carolina* 1 p.m.


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School11 Victoria Abnathy F R-So. 5-8 Bartow, Fla./Florida State1 Thordis Aikman GK Fr. 5-7 Reykjavik, Iceland/Borgarholtsskoli28 Daniela Andrade MF Sr. 5-5 Guatemala City, Guatemala/The Pendleton School29 Katrina Avila MF Sr. 5-5 Apple Valley, Calif./Granite Hills HS13 Anezha “AJ” Blount F So. 5-5 Wesley Chapel, Fla./Wiregrass Ranch HS20 Sienna Brooks D Jr. 5-5 Tampa, Fla./Palm Beach Atlantic34 Erica Burt MF Jr. 6-1 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla./Ponte Vedra HS30 Lydia Cagle GK Fr. 5-6 Lakeland, Fla./Lakeland Christian School33 Daniela Capozza MF/F So. 5-4 Winter Garden, Fla./West Orange HS10 Olivia Chance MF Jr. 5-4 Tauranga, New Zealand/Tauranga Girls College23 Jessica Clark D Jr. 5-4 Miami, Fla./Felix Varela Senior HS19 Payton Cook D Fr. 5-5 Glen Allen, Va./Deep Run HS36 Katarina Elliott GK Fr. 6-0 Bradenton, Fla./Braden River HS3 Cristina Ferral D Jr. 5-6 Tamaco, Mexico/Monterrey Institute of Technology31 Tori Hamel MF Fr. 5-5 Palm Springs, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy22 Jessica Hamrick F Fr. 5-9 Maitland, Fla./Winter Park HS12 Kelly Harris F Fr. 5-6 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca Raton HS32 Nikki Lauderback D Fr. 5-9 Orlando, Fla./Timber Creek HS15 Jordyn Listro D/F So. 5-6 Toronto, Ontario/Bayview Glen HS18 Kate Loye MF Jr. 5-7 Hamilton, New Zealand/Middle Tennessee25 Yaya Martinez MF Jr. 5-6 Orlando, Fla./Freedom HS6 Marissa Milazzo F Fr. 5-5 Lakewood Ranch, Fla./IMG Academy17 Sarah Miller F Sr. 5-5 Bradenton, Fla./Lakewood Ranch HS14 Alexandra Myers MF So. 5-7 Clifton, Va./Centreville HS26 Ocean Parr F Fr. 5-6 Newmarket, Ontario/Bill Crothers Secondary School4 Brittany Raymond MF Fr. 5-5 Orlando, Fla./University HS16 Alexis Rossi D Jr. 5-8 Grandville, Mich./Miami (Fla.)7 Diana Saenz D Jr. 4-11 San Jose, Costa Rica/Universidad Hispanoamericana5 Jackie Simpson D Jr. 5-8 Lithia, Fla./Newsome HS2 Leticia Skeete F So. 5-8 Kitchener, Ontario/Grand River Collegiate Institute9 Jana Spengler F So. 5-8 Sindelfingen, Germany/Stiftsgymnasium Sindelfingen8 Demi Stokes F Sr. 5-4 South Shields, England/Gateshead College35 Lauriell Young F/D Sr. 5-9 Vero Beach, Fla./Vero Beach HS

Junior

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Senior

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USF


PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHSharla Passariello 20/20 9 8 26 84 The American 9/9 3 6 12 48Olivia Chance 19/19 8 3 19 37 The American 9/9 4 1 9 18Demi Stokes 20/20 6 5 17 42 The American 9/9 4 3 11 21Cristin Granados 16/16 5 0 10 32 The American 9/9 5 0 10 20Sarah Miller 19/17 2 4 8 21 The American 8/7 1 2 4 7

USF Totals 20 38 35 111 321 The American 9 18 17 53 156Opponents 20 21 16 58 230 The American 9 16 14 46 112

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOChristiane Endler 19/19 1812 21/1.04 87 6 The American 9/9 861 16/1.67 38 2Sydney Drinkwater 2/1 84 0/0.00 0 0 The American 0/0 0 0/0.00 0 0Hannah Jasurda 2/0 42 0/0.00 1 0 The American 1/0 7 0/0.00 1 0



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Notebook

• The Bulls posted their second straight campaign with double-digit wins in 2013, and third in four seasons. Denise Schilte-Brown returns for her ninth season at the helm in Tampa.

• USF had four players receive All-Conference honors in 2013. Goalkeeper Christiane Endler, forward Demi Stokes and midfielder Cristin Granados earned second team accolades, while defender Leticia Skeete was named to the all-rookie team. Both Stokes and Skeete return this season.

• USF returns eight of its top 10 scorers from 2013 who accounted for nearly 61 percent of the team’s total goals.

• The Bulls enter the year with three freshman goalkeepers after the graduation of Christiane Endler.

Se n i o r de m i Sto K e S

2013 Results

(10-4-6 oveRall / 4-3-2 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W, 2-025 at Texas T, 1-1 (2OT)30 Clemson T, 1-1 (2OT)SEPTEMBER1 Niagara W, 3-06 Middle Tennessee W, 1-08 North Florida W, 1-012 at South Carolina L, 0-115 Florida T, 1-1 (2OT)20 South Alabama W, 1-027 at UCF* L, 1-2OCTOBER4 Temple* W, 1-06 UConn* W, 3-2 (2 OT)11 at Louisville* L, 0-313 at Cincinnati* L, 2-318 Memphis* W, 3-120 Rutgers* T, 2-2 (2OT)24 at SMU* T, 0-0 (2OT)27 at Houston* W, 6-3NOVEMBER3 at UConn^ W, 4-18 at UCF^ T, 0-0 (L-PKs)


BULLS


Location: Dallas, TexasNickname: Mustangs Colors: Red & BlueEnrollment: 10,981Founded: 1911President: R. Gerald TurnerDirector of Athletics: Rick HartSenior Woman Administrator: Monique HollandAssistant Coaches: Nicole Nelson, Mat CosgriffSoccer Office Phone: 214-768-40302013 Record: 9-9-1Conference Record/Finish: 3-5-1/8th in The AmericanPostseason: The American QuarterfinalsSoccer SID: Tim WentsPhone: 214-768-4723Email: [email protected]: www.smumustangs.comTwitter: @SMUSoccerW


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AUGUST22 at Nebraska 7 p.m.24 at Kansas 2 p.m.29 Texas Southern 8 p.m.31 Missouri 8 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 Oral Roberts 6:30 p.m.7 UTSA 8 p.m.12 at Colorado State 6 p.m.19 at TCU 8 p.m.21 Gonzaga 2 p.m.25 at Houston* 8 p.m.27 BYU TBAOCTOBER3 at UCF* 7 p.m.5 at USF* 1 p.m.9 Temple* 8 p.m.12 UConn* 1 p.m.16 at Cincinnati* 7 p.m.19 at East Carolina* 1 p.m.23 Tulsa* 8 p.m.26 Memphis* 2 p.m.


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School3 Taylor Barg M/D So. 5-5 Dallas, Texas/Plano West1 Lauryn Bodden GK R-Sr. 5-11 Tampa, Fla./HB Plant2 Rikki Clarke M/F Sr. 5-3 Keller, Texas/Fossil Ridge11 Olivia Elliott D Sr. 5-8 Dallas, Texas/Hebron9 Kelsey Gorney F/M So. 5-3 Carrollton, Texas/Hebron8 Lauren Guerra F/M Fr. 5-8 Yorda Linda, Calif./Esperanza16 Lauren Harrington D/M Fr. 5-4 Katy, Texas/Seven Lakes7 Taylor Jackson D So. 5-7 Plano, Texas/Plano West13 Paige Jacobs M So. 5-8 Coppell, Texas/Oklahoma24 Bari Kesner F So. 5-10 Long Grove, Ill./Adlai E. Stevenson12 Rachael Larson D Sr. 5-9 Huntington Beach, Calif./Edison19 Lissi Lonsberry M/F Jr. 5-8 Southlake, Texas/Southlake Carroll25 Diana Kay Manley D Fr. 5-7 Dallas, Texas/Highland Park45 Shannon Moroney GK Jr. 5-11 Allen, Texas/Allen4 Brooke O’Hare D Jr. 5-5 Jacksonville, Fla./The Bolles School18 Claire Oates M Fr. 6-0 Long Beach, Calif./Woodrow Wilson Classic14 Chinelo Odobulu F Fr. 5-7 Garland, Texas/Pope John XXIII6 Gabrielle Petrucelli M Jr. 5-3 Austin, Texas/St. Stephens10 Shelby Redman F R-Sr. 5-9 Austin, Texas/St. Stephen’s Episcopal17 Madison Reisdorf M R-Fr. 5-4 Scottsdale, Ariz./Notre Dame Prep5 Sarah Toelkes D Fr. 5-8 Brentwood, Calif./Heritage15 Vanessa Valadez F Fr. 5-8 Kingwood, Texas/Kingwood Park22 Malanna Wheat D Fr. 5-4 Los Angeles, Calif./Harvard-Westlake

2014 schedule

Senior

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SMU


PLA YER GP/GS G A PTS SHShelby Redman 19/19 8 3 19 60 The American 9/9 2 1 5 28Courtney Smith 19/19 3 10 16 30 The American 9/9 2 3 7 18Taylor Barg 19/19 4 6 14 26 The American 9/9 1 1 3 13Kelsey Gorney 19/19 5 1 11 37 The American 9/9 1 1 3 16Rikki Clarke 19/19 2 5 9 21 The American 9/9 0 1 1 14

SMU Totals 19 33 31 97 243 The American 9 9 8 26 115Opponents 19 23 16 62 211 The American 9 12 7 31 115

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOLauryn Bodden 14/12 1145 14/1.10 42 4 The American 9/8 785 10/1.15 31 2Shannon Moroney 8/7 596 9/1.36 23 2 The American 1/1 45 2/4.00 3 0



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Notebook

• SMU returns four of its top five scorers from a year ago, along with two goalkeepers who split time for the Mustangs in 2013. Two of the four top scorers - Taylor Barg and Kelsey Gorney - did so as freshmen, with Barg being named to The American all-rookie team a year ago. • Lauryn Bodden ranked fourth in The American in goals against average in 2013, holding opponents to a mark of just 1.11.

• Chris Petrucelli enters his third season at the helm in Dallas, having won his 350th career game overall in 2013. Petrucelli is a two-time NSCAA National Coach of the Year and has a national championship to his name.

• The Mustangs went 6-3-1 at home in 2013.So p h o m o r e Ke L S ey Go r n ey

2013 Results

(9-9-1 / 3-5-1 the ameRicaN)

AUGUST23 Louisiana-Monroe W, 6-125 at Arkansas L, 2-3 (2OT)30 Colorado State W, 4-0SEPTEMBER 1 Baylor L, 0-26 at Davidson W, 3-08 at South Carolina L, 0-212 TCU W, 2-016 Sam Houston State W, 4-026 at UConn* L, 1-229 at Temple* W, 1-0OCTOBER3 Louisville* L, 2-46 Cincinnati* W, 2-110 at Memphis* L, 1-213 at Rutgers* L, 0-118 Houston* W, 2-124 USF* T, 0-0 (2OT)27 UCF* L, 0-1NOVEMBER1 vs. Temple^ (Orlando, Fla.) W, 3-03 at UCF^ L, 0-3


MUSTANGS


RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School12 Elaine Byerley M So. 5-9 West Chester, Pa./Bishop Shanahan 7 Kayla Cunningham F So. 5-1 Whitehall, Pa./ Whitehall19 Gina DiTaranto M Jr. 5-3 Wallingford, Pa./ Strath Haven24 Emily Doherty GK So. 5-8 Oceanside, N.Y./Oceanside 15 Victoria Dutille M Fr. East Longmeadow, Mass./ East Longmeadow17 Morgan Elliot D So. 5-7 Chester Springs, Pa./Downingtown East2 Brendi Ernst F Jr. 5-6 Etters, Pa./Redland26 Morgan Evans F/M So. 5-5 Blacksburg, Va./Blacksburg 8 Elana Falcone M Fr. 5-4 Pittston, Pa./Scranton Preparatory School13 Kelly Farrell F Jr. 5-4 Timber Creek, Pa./Old Dominion6 Kaylee Harner D Jr. 5-6 Lewisberry, Pa./Redland1 Madison Hileman GK So. 5-5 Fleetwood, Pa./Fleetwood Area14 Cait Jackson D Fr. Richboro, Pa./ Council Rock South 16 Paula Jurewicz D Jr. 5-4 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South0 Shauni Kerkhoff GK Jr. 5-7 Westerville, Ohio/Olentangy Orange23 Alyssa Kirk D Sr. 5-8 Langhorne, Pa./Neshaminy18 Erin Lafferty D Jr. 5-9 Willow Grove, Pa/Upper Dublin5 Taylor Matsinger M/D So. 5-7 New Britain, Pa./Central Bucks South10 Gabriella McKeown F Fr. 5-6 North Cape May, N.J./ Lower Cape May Regional29 Kelly Moran D/M So. 5-9 Hatfield, Pa./ Marshall9 Ingrid Mello M So. 5-8 Belo Horizonte, Brazil/American School of Belo Horizonte11 Paige Rachel M Jr. 5-7 Manchester, N.H./Central20 Jordyn Richman M Jr. 5-1 Boca Raton, Fla./West Boca3 Shannon Senour M Jr. 5-5 Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks South25 Katerina Stavrakis F Fr. Lutherville, Md./ St. Paul’s School for Girls21 Megan Sullivan M So. 5-3 West Deptford, N.J./West Deptford 4 Delia Trimble M Fr. 5-9 Takoma Park, Md./Montgomery Blair22 Taylor Trusky D Jr. 5-5 Palmyra, Pa./Pittsburgh

AUGUST22 at Binghamton 7 p.m.24 Mount St. Mary’s 3 p.m.29 at Saint Joseph’s 5 p.m.SEPTEMBER 5 at Rider 7 p.m.7 at Drexel 1 p.m.12 vs. St. Bonaventure (Ithaca, N.Y.) 4 p.m.14 at Cornell 3 p.m.19 at Delaware 7 p.m.21 at La Salle 3 p.m.25 at Cincinnati* 7 p.m.28 at East Carolina* 2 p.m.OCTOBER2 Tulsa* 4 p.m.5 Memphis* 1 p.m.9 at SMU* 8 p.m.12 at Houston* 2 p.m.16 UCF* 3 p.m.19 USF* 1 p.m.22 at Delaware State 7 p.m.26 UConn* 1 p.m.


Location: Philadelphia, Pa.Nickname: Owls Colors: Cherry & WhiteEnrollment: 39,000Founded: 1884President: Neil D. TheobaldDirector of Athletics: Kevin ClarkSenior Woman Administrator: Kristen FoleyAssistant Coaches: Keith Cappo, Dominic Mangoni2013 Record: 6-12-1Conference Record/Finish: 1-8/9th in The AmericanPostseason: The American First RoundSoccer SID: Aaron LeekingPhone: 215-204-7446Email: [email protected]: www.owlsports.com


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Shauni KerKhoFF

Junior

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PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHErin Lafferty 19/19 3 1 7 18 The American 9/9 1 1 3 3Kelly Farrell 19/14 2 3 7 12 The American 9/7 1 0 2 7Alyssa Kirk 19/19 3 0 6 25 The American 9/8 1 0 2 4Ingrid Mello 19/7 3 0 6 10 The American 9/4 0 0 0 1Elaine Byerley 19/5 2 0 4 10 The American 9/4 1 0 2 4

Temple 19 17 13 47 186 The American 9 6 3 15 55Opponents 19 26 20 72 280 The American 9 19 18 56 184

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOShauni Kerkhoff 19/19 1740 26/1.34 95 7 The American 9/9 810 19/2.11 65 1



Notebook

• Seamus O’Connor enters his second season leading the Owls, looking to grow upon a solid start to the 2013 campaign. Temple won its first four contests of the year, all in shutout fashion.

• Shauni Kerkhoff returns for her junior season between the posts for the Owls, after etching her name in the Temple record book a year ago. Kerkhoff set the Owls’ single-season records for goals against average (0.81) and save percentage (.887).

• 87% of Temple’s offense in 2013 was produced by underclassmen. The Owls’ 2014 roster features just one senior, as Alyssa Kirk returns after tallying three goals a year ago. The Owls have 11 juniors and 10 sophomores for Seamus O’Connor’s second season as head coach.

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2013 Results

(6-12-1 oveRall / 1-8 the ameRicaN)AUGUST23 at NJIT W, 2-025 at Delaware W, 4-029 at Mount St. Mary’s W, 1-0SEPTEMBER1 at Loyola Maryland W, 1-06 Marshall L, 0-18 Rider L, 0-113 Binghamton W, 2-015 at Lafayette T, 0-0 (2OT)22 Delaware L, 1-226 Houston* W, 2-029 SMU* L, 0-1OCTOBER4 at USF* L, 0-16 at UCF* L, 1-411 at UConn* L, 1-317 Louisville* L, 1-320 Cincinnati* L, 1-224 at Memphis* L, 0-327 at Rutgers* L, 0-2NOVEMBER1 vs. SMU^ (Orlando, Fla.) L, 0-3


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RosteRNo. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Previous School19 Katelyn Admire F/MF So. 5-10 Chesapeake, Va./Indian River12 Lana Bermel MF So. 5-3 Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach6 Darienne Chapman D So. 5-6 Tulsa, Okla./Bishop Kelley20 Carlie Cook MF Fr. 5-2 Tulsa, Okla./Cascia Hall11 Amanda Creason MF Fr. 5-10 Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Southwest13 Tana Dake MF Fr. 5-8 Claremore, Okla./Sequoyah00 Rebecca Defer GK Fr. 5-11 British Columbia, Canada/St. Thomas Aquinas7 Katelynn Duncan D Sr. 5-5 Broken Arrow, Okla./Coweta10 Roman Edwards D Jr. 5-4 Oklahoma City, Okla./Deer Creek1 Marleigh Essler GK So. 5-6 McKinney, Texas/McKinney Boyd27 Paige Grasso MF Fr. 5-9 St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy5 Christina Holmes F Fr. 5-5 Yeadon, Pa./Penn Wood21 Elisabetta Impagliazzo MF Jr. 5-6 Newport Beach, Calif./Mater Dei25 Caitlin Jancuska D Jr. 5-8 Irving, Texas/Ursuline Academy2 Lauren King MF Jr. 5-9 Tulsa, Okla./Edison16 Sierra Krenik D So. 5-7 Huntington Beach, Calif./Edison24 Claire Maris MF/D So. 5-7 Tulsa, Okla./Union0 Courtney McKeon GK Fr. 5-10 Garland, Texas/Naaman Forest23 Eden Opie F Fr. 5-7 Olathe, Kan./Olathe Northwest8 Kajal Parmar F Jr. 5-9 Surrey, British Columbia/Wyoming3 Nikki Pokipala F Jr. 5-6 Seal Beach, Calif./Los Alamitos4 Katy Riojas MF Jr. 5-6 Parkville, Mo./Park Hill South18 Alexa Sidorakis MF Jr. 5-6 Tulsa, Okla./Jenks9 Madison Smith F Jr. 5-5 Edmond, Okla./Oklahoma26 Annie Sohmer F So. 5-3 Houston, Texas/St. Agnes Academy14 Rachel Thun MF Fr. 5-6 Oklahoma City, Okla./Oklahoma Virtual Charter Academy15 Olivia Viergutz MF So. 5-9 Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada/Lethbridge Collegiate Institute

Location: Tulsa, Okla.Nickname: Golden HurricaneColor: Old Gold, Royal Blue and CrimsonEnrollment: 4,326Founded: 1894President: Dr. Steadman UphamDirector of Athletics: Dr. Derrick GraggSenior Woman Administrator: Crista TroesterAssociate Head Coach: Mike O’NeillSoccer Office Phone: 918-631-38362013 Record: 11-6-4Conference Record/Finish: 4-3-3/5th C-USA WestPostseason: C-USA QuarterfinalsSoccer SID: Stephanie HallPhone: 918-631-2163Email: [email protected]: www.tulsahurricane.com

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AUGUST22 Abilene Christian 8:30 p.m.24 at Arkansas State 3 p.m.29 Missouri State 8:30 p.m.31 UMKC 8 p.m.SEPTEMBER5 Central Arkansas 2 p.m.7 at Tennessee 7:30 p.m.12 Tennessee-Martin 8:30 p.m.14 Oklahoma 8:30 p.m.19 vs. Texas Tech (Stillwater, Okla.) 6 p.m.21 at Oklahoma State 8 p.m.25 USF* 8 p.m.28 UCF* 3 p.m.OCTOBER2 at Temple* 4 p.m.5 at UConn* 1 p.m.9 East Carolina* 8 p.m.12 Cincinnati* 2 p.m.15 Oral Roberts 8 p.m.18 at Memphis* 8 p.m.23 at SMU* 8 p.m.26 at Houston* 2 p.m.


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PLAYER GP/GS G A PTS SHJordan O’Brien 21/21 3 7 13 48 C-USA 10/10 1 3 5 33Claire Nicholson 19/19 5 2 12 43 C-USA 8/8 2 0 4 17Bradi Hinch 21/21 6 0 12 28 C-USA 10/10 1 0 2 14Camille Pelley 18/17 3 2 8 15 C-USA 9/8 0 1 1 9Alexa Sidorakis 21/4 1 4 6 25 C-USA 10/1 1 1 3 8

GOALKEEPERS GP/GS MINS GA/GAA SVS SHOHayley Harryman 21/21 1964 17/0.78 69 11 C-USA 10/10 960 9/0.84 29 6Marleigh Essler 1/0 18 0/0.00 1 0 C-USA 0/0 0 0/0.00 0 0Bold indicates returning players


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Notebook

• Tulsa had double-digit wins, a winning record and advanced to the Conference USA Championship all for the third-straight year.

• The Golden Hurricane set two new school records for shutouts in a season (12) and shutouts by a single goalkeeper (Hayley Harryman – 11).

• Jordan O’Brien picked up All-Conference USA accolades for the fourth time, Lana Bermel was tabbed to the All-Freshman team, and three players earned C-USA All-Academic Team accolades.

• Tulsa senior Jordan O’Brien was named to the NSCAA All-Central Region second team. She was the eighth TU women’s soccer player to be named to one of the three teams.

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2013 Results

(11-6-4 oveRall / 4-3-3 c-usa)AUGUST23 Houston Baptist W, 2-125 at Missouri State W, 1-0 (2OT)30 Gonzaga W, 3-0SEPTEMBER4 at Arkansas L, 0-16 at Oral Roberts W, 2-013 Arkansas State W, 4-015 Penn State L, 2-320 at Cal State Northridge L, 0-122 at UC Riverside W, 1-027 Louisiana Tech* W, 3-029 Florida Atlantic* T, 0-0 (2OT)OCTOBER4 at Southern Miss* W, 1-06 at Rice* W, 1-012 at Colorado College* L, 0-218 North Texas* L, 1-420 UTEP* L, 0-125 at UAB* T, 0-0 (2OT)27 at Marshall* T, 2-2 (2OT)31 UTSA* W, 1-0NOVEMBER4 vs. UAB^ (Houston, Texas) W, 1-06 vs. Colorado College (Houston, Texas) T, 2-2 (L-PKs)

^ - Conference USA ChampionshipConference games denoted with asterisk

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2013 REVIEW

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS2013 Conference Overall W L T Pct. Points W L T Pct.UCF 8 0 1 .944 25 16 3 4 .783Louisville 8 1 0 .889 24 12 5 2 .658Rutgers 5 3 1 .611 16 13 4 5 .705UConn 5 4 0 .556 15 11 9 0 .550USF 4 3 2 .556 14 10 4 6 .650Cincinnati 4 4 1 .500 13 8 11 1 .425Memphis 4 5 0 .444 12 13 7 1 .643SMU 3 5 1 .389 10 9 9 1 .500Temple 1 8 0 .111 3 6 12 1 .342Houston 0 9 0 .000 0 1 12 3 .156

CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS2013UCF Soccer & Track ComplexOrlando, Fla.First Round - Friday, November 1 (campus sites)#8 SMU def. #9 Temple (Orlando, Fla.), 3-0 #7 Memphis def. #10 Houston (Louisville, Ky.), 6-0

Quartefinals - Sunday, November 3 (campus sites)#1 UCF def. #8 SMU (Orlando, Fla.), 3-0#5 USF def. #4 UConn (Storrs, Conn.), 4-1#3 Rutgers def. #6 Cincinnati (Piscataway, N.J.), 2-1 (2OT)#7 Memphis def. #2 Louisville (Louisville, Ky.), 2-1 (2OT)

Semifinals - Friday, November 8 (live on TheAmerican.org)#1 UCF tied #5 USF, 0-0 (UCF adv. on penalty kicks, 5-3)#3 Rutgers tied #7 Memphis, 0-0 (Rutgers adv. on penalty kicks, 2-1)

Final - Sunday, November 10 (live on ESPNU)#1 UCF tied #3 Rutgers, 0-0 (UCF claims title on penalty kicks, 8-7)

CHAMPIONSHIP ATTENDANCE2013Quarterfinals 2,402Semifinals 789Final 555

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMSMost Outstanding Offensive Player2013 Tatiana Coleman, UCF, Jr., F

Most Outstanding Defensive Player2013 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, Sr., GK

2013Tatiana Coleman, UCF, Jr., FSophie Howard, UCF, So., DConnie Organ, UCF, So., GKLena Petermann, UCF, Fr., FKylie Davis, Memphis, Jr., MChristabel Oduro, Memphis, Sr., FTricia DiPaolo, Rutgers, R-Sr., DJessica Janosz, Rutgers, R-Sr., GKMadison Tiernan, Rutgers, Fr., FSharla Passariello, USF, Sr., FJackie Simpson, USF, So., D

ANNUAL AWARD WINNERSOffensive Player of the Year2013 Christine Exeter, Louisville, Sr., F

Defensive Player of the Year2013 Marissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., D

Midfielder of the Year2013 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr., M

Goalkeeper of the Year2013 Cami Koski, Houston, Sr., GK

Rookie of the Year2013 Lena Petermann, UCF, Fr., F

Coach of the Year2013 Tiffany Roberts Sahaydak, UCF

Team Fair Play Award2013 Houston


RECORDS

WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS2013Aug. 26Offensive: Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr., MDefensive: Carleigh Williams, UCF, Jr., DGoalkeeper: Christiane Endler, USF, So., GKRookie: Maryse Bard-Martel, Memphis, Fr., GK

Sept. 2Offensive: Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, Fr., FDefensive: Gabrielle Charno, UConn, Jr., DGoalkeeper: Cami Koski, Houston, Sr., GKRookie: Rachel Hill, UConn, Fr., F

Sept. 9Offensive: Tatiana Coleman, UCF, Jr., FDefensive: Gabriella Cuevas, UConn, Fr., DGoalkeeper: Cami Koski, Houston, Sr., GKRookie: Lena Petermann, UCF, Fr., F

Sept. 16Offensive: Stef Scholz, Rutgers, Jr., FDefensive: Marissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., DGoalkeeper: Sydney George, Houston, Sr., GKRookie: Madison Tiernan, Rutgers, Fr., F

Sept. 23Offensive: Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, Fr., FDefensive: Carleigh Williams, UCF, Jr., DGoalkeeper: Natalie Smith, Cincinnati, R-Fr., GKRookie: Lena Petermann, UCF, Fr., F

Sept. 30Offensive: Rachel Hill, UConn, Fr., FDefensive: Liana Hinds, UConn, So., DGoalkeeper: Paige Brown, Louisville, Fr., GKRookie: Kelsey Gorney, SMU, Fr., F

Oct. 7Offensive: Cristin Granados, USF, Jr., MDefensive: Chelsea Hunter, Louisville, Sr., DGoalkeeper: Christiane Endler, UCF, So., GKRookie: Lena Petermann, UCF, Fr., F

Oct. 14Offensive: Emily Elsbrock, Cincinnati, Sr., MDefensive: Erica Skroski, Rutgers, So., DGoalkeeper: Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, R-Sr., GKRookie: Lena Petermann, UCF, Fr., F

Oct. 21Offensive: Stephanie Ribeiro, UConn, So., FDefensive: Marissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., DGoalkeeper: Christiane Endler, USF, So., GKRookie: Paige Brown, Louisville, Fr., GK

Oct. 28Offensive: Christabel Oduro, Memphis, Sr., FDefensive: Carleigh Williams, UCF, Jr., DGoalkeeper: Maryse Bard-Martel, Memphis, Fr., GKRookie: Kayla Adamek, UCF, Fr., F

ALL-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE TEAMS2013

First TeamTatiana Coleman, UCF, Jr., FMarissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., DLena Petermann, UCF, Fr., FRachel Hill, UConn, Fr., FStephanie Ribeiro, UConn, So., FCami Koski, Houston, Sr., GK*Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr., MChristine Exeter, Louisville, Sr., FKylie Davis, Memphis, Jr., M/FChristabel Oduro, Memphis, Sr., FJonelle Filigno, Rutgers, R-Sr., F

Second TeamEmily Elsbrock, Cincinnati, Sr., FJennifer Martin, UCF, Jr., FDevin Prendergast, UConn, Sr., DErin Yenney, Louisville, Jr., MValerie Sanderson, Memphis, Fr., FDiamond Simpson, Memphis, So., DStef Scholz, Rutgers, Jr., FMadison Tiernan, Rutgers, Fr., FChristiane Endler, USF, So., GKDemi Stokes, USF, Jr., DRikki Clarke, SMU, Jr., MShelby Redman, SMU, R-Jr., M

Rookie TeamKaty Couperus, Cincinnati, Fr., FNatalie Smith, Cincinnati, R-Fr., GKKayla Adamek, UCF, Fr., FCaroline Bado, UCF, Fr., DLena Petermann, UCF, Fr., FEmily Armstrong, UConn, R-Fr., GKRachel Hill, UConn, Fr., FValerie Sanderson, Memphis, Fr., FTori Prager, Rutgers, Fr., MMadison Tiernan, Rutgers, Fr., M/FLeticia Skeete, USF, Fr., DTaylor Barg, SMU, Fr., M

*unanimous selection

PRESEASON COACHES’ POLLS2013T-1. UCF (4) 85T-1. Louisville (5) 853. Rutgers 674. UConn 615. USF 596. Memphis 537. SMU 488. Houston 369. Cincinnati 2810. Temple 18


RECORDS

PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS2013

Preseason Offensive Player of the YearJonelle Filigno, Rutgers, R-Sr., F

Preseason Defensive Player of the YearMarissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., D

Preseason Goalkeeper of the YearLianne Maldonado, UCF, Sr., GK

Preseason Team*Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr., MKylie Davis, Memphis, Jr., MMarissa Diggs, UCF, Sr., D*Jonelle Filigno, Rutgers, R-Sr., FHayley Katkowski, Rutgers, So., MLianne Maldonado, UCF, Sr., GKChristabel Oduro, Memphis, Sr., F/MSharla Passariello, USF, Sr., FSelby Redman, SMU, R-Jr., FDiamond Simpson, Memphis, So., D/MAngelika Uremovich, Louisville, Sr., M

*unanimous selection

ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSINDIVIDUAL - ALL GAMES

Points Goals Assists Points2013 Christabel Oduro, Memphis, Sr. 15 8 38

Goals 2013 Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, Fr. 17

Assists2013 Kaitlyn Atkins, Memphis, Jr. 16

Shots2013 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr. 109

Goals Against (Min. 1,200 minutes) GA2013 Lianne Maldonado, UCF, Sr. 13

Goals Against Average GP/GS GA GAA2013 Lianne Maldonado, UCF, Sr. 22/22 13 0.63

Saves2013 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, So. 95

Shutouts2013 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, R-Sr. 9

INDIVIDUAL - CONFERENCE GAMES

Points Goals Assists Points2013 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, Sr. 6 6 18

Goals2013 Rachel Hill, UConn, Fr. 7

Assists2013 Kaitlyn Atkins, Memphis, Jr. 8 Christine Exeter, Louisville, Sr. 8

Saves2013 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, So. 63

Shutouts2013 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, R-Sr. 3

TEAM - ALL GAMES

Points Games Shots Goals Assists Points2013 Memphis 21 279 51 53 155

Shots Games Shots2013 UConn 20 400

Goals Games Goals2013 Memphis 21 51 UCF 23 51

Assists Games Asst.2013 Memphis 21 53

TEAM - CONFERENCE GAMES

Points Games Shots Goals Assists Points 2013 Louisville 9 150 26 23 75

Shots Games Shots2013 UConn 9 199

Goals Games Goals2013 Louisville 9 26

Assists Games Asst.2013 Memphis 9 26

SEASON RECORDSTEAM - ALL GAMES

Shots400 UConn, 2013370 UCF, 2013345 Louisville, 2013327 Rutgers, 2013321 USF, 2013

Points155 Memphis, 2013147 UCF, 2013135 Louisville, 2013111 USF, 201397 SMU, 2013

Goals51 UCF, 201351 Memphis, 201348 Louisville, 201338 USF, 201335 Rutgers, 2013

Goals Per Game2.53 Louisville, 20132.43 Memphis, 20132.22 UCF, 20131.90 USF, 20131.74 SMU, 2013


RECORDS

Assists53 Memphis, 201345 UCF, 201339 Louisville, 201335 USF, 201331 SMU, 2013

Assists Per Game2.52 Memphis, 20132.05 Louisville, 20131.96 UCF, 20131.75 USF, 20131.63 SMU, 2013

Goals Allowed14 UCF, 201321 USF, 201323 SMU, 201324 Rutgers, 201326 Temple, 2013

Goals Allowed Per Game0.61 UCF, 20131.05 USF, 20131.09 Rutgers, 20131.21 SMU, 20131.33 Memphis, 2013

Saves130 Houston, 201397 Temple, 201392 Rutgers, 201390 USF, 201389 Cincinnati, 2013

Shutouts12 UCF, 201311 Rutgers, 20138 USF, 20137 4 Tied

INDIVIDUAL - ALL GAMES

Shots109 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 201385 Rachel Hill, UConn, 201384 Sharla Passariello, USF, 201368 Stephanie Ribiero, UConn, 201368 Jennifer Martin, UCF, 2013

Shots Per Game5.74 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 20134.25 Rachel Hill, UConn, 20134.20 Sharla Passariello, USF, 20133.40 Stephanie Ribiero, UConn, 20133.25 Julie Hubbard, UConn, 2013

Points38 Christabel Oduro, Memphis, 201337 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 201337 Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, 201331 Rachel Hill, UConn, 201329 Christine Exeter, Louisville, 2013

Points Per Game1.95 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 20131.81 Christabel Oduro, Memphis, 20131.76 Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, 20131.55 Rachel Hill, UConn, 20131.53 Christine Exeter, Louisville, 2013

Goals17 Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, 201315 Christabel Oduro, Memphis, 201313 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 201313 Rachel Hill, UConn, 201310 2 Tied

Goals Per Game0.81 Valerie Sanderson, Memphis, 20130.71 Christabel Oduro, Memphis, 20130.68 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 20130.65 Rachel Hill, UConn, 20130.47 Christine Exeter, Louisville, 2013

Assists16 Kaitlyn Atkins, Memphis, 201311 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 201311 Christine Exeter, Louisville, 201310 Courtney Smith, SMU, 20138 3 Tied

Assists Per Game0.80 Kaitlyn Atkins, Memphis, 20130.58 Charlyn Corral, Louisville, 20130.58 Christine Exeter, Louisville, 20130.53 Courtney Smith, SMU, 20130.40 Sharla Passariello, USF, 2013

Goals Against (Min. 1,200 minutes)13 Lianne Maldonado, UCF, 201320 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, 201321 Christiane Endler, USF, 201325 Natalie Smith, Cincinnati, 201326 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, 2013

Goals Against Average0.63 Lianne Maldonado, UCF, 20130.91 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, 20131.04 Christiane Endler, USF, 20131.11 Lauryn Bodden, SMU, 20131.30 Maryse Bard-Martel, Memphis, 2013

Saves95 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, 201390 Cami Koski, Houston, 201387 Christiane Endler, USF, 201382 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, 201379 Maryse Bard-Martel, Memphis, 2013

Saves Per Game8.18 Cami Koski, Houston, 20135.00 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, 20134.88 Sydney George, Houston, 20134.75 Natalie Smith, Cincinnati, 20134.58 Christiane Endler, USF, 2013

Shutouts9 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers, 20137 Maryse Bard-Martel, Memphis, 20137 Lianne Maldonado, UCF, 20137 Shauni Kerkhoff, Temple, 20136 2 Tied


RECORDS

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS2013

UCF lost to St. John’s 3-1

Louisville tied Illinois State 1-1 (Illinois State advanced on penalty kicks)

Rutgers tied West Virginia 0-0 (West Virginia advanced on penalty kicks)

ANNUAL NCAA RESULTS

Year Teams W-L-T College Cup2013 3 0-1-2 ---

ANNUAL NCAA RESULTSSchool Appearances Record YearsUCF 1 0-1-0 2013Louisville 1 0-0-1 2013Rutgers 1 0-0-1 2013

CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

TEAM

Attendance (Single Game)2013 1,422 Louisville vs. Memphis

Goals2013 6 Memphis (vs. Houston)

Corner Kicks2013 19 Louisville (vs. Memphis)

Shots2013 26 Louisville (vs. Memphis)

Saves2013 10 Rutgers (vs. UCF)

Fouls2013 22 UCF (vs. Rutgers)

INDIVIDUAL

Goals2013 4 Christabel Oduro, Memphis (vs. Houston)

Shots2013 10 Charlyn Corral, Louisville (vs. Memphis)

Assists2013 2 Kylie Davis, Memphis (vs. Houston) 2 Kaitlyn Atkins, Memphis (vs. Louisville)

Saves2013 10 Jessica Janosz, Rutgers (vs. UCF)

TEAM RECORDS AT CHAMPIONSHIP UCF 1-0-2 Cincinnati 0-1-0 UConn 0-1-0 Houston 0-1-0 Louisville 0-1-0 Memphis 2-0-1 Rutgers 1-0-2 USF 1-0-1 SMU 1-1-0 Temple 0-1-0

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