2014 covenant women's soccer media guide

WOMEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE 2014

www.athletics.covenant.edu | @LadyScotsSoccer

COVENANT COLLEGEWWW.COVENANT.EDU

OUR MISSIONThe mission of Covenant College is to explore and express the preeminence of Jesus Christ in all things. We educate Christians to engage culture and cultures, to examine and unfold creation, and to pursue biblical justice and mercy in community. With the student-faculty relationship and strong teaching and scholarship at the foundation, our Christ-centered community seeks to help students mature in three primary areas:

- Identity in Christ- Biblical frame of reference- Service that is Christ-like We offer the world biblically grounded men and women equipped to live out extraordinary callings in ordinary places.

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ON THE COVER2014 seniors Bethany Logan (left) and Lucy Johnson (right) (cover design and photo by Andrew Mindeman)

Administrative Staff 5

Memberships 6

Scotland Yard 8

Head Coach 10

Assistant Coaches 12

2014 Season Preview 14

Players 16

2013 Season In-Review 40

Program History 42

Compliance 53

2014 Schedule Back Cover

CREDITSLayout design by Tad Evearitt Written by Andrew Mindeman Photos by Anna Dove, Andrew Mindeman, and Covenant Communications Dept.

SCHOOL QUICK FACTSLocation: Lookout Mountain, GAEnrollment: 1,173Year Founded: 1955Nickname: ScotsColors: Royal Blue and WhiteAffiliation: NCAA Division IIIConference: USA South AthleticPresident: Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonDirector of Athletics: Kyle TaylorSID: Andrew MindemanSchool Website: www.covenant.edu

/CovenantScots @CovenantScots @CovenantScots

Covenant Athletics Social Media Directory

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Dr. J. Derek HalvorsonPresident

Brad VoylesVP for Student Development

Kyle TaylorDirector of Athletics

Tim SceggelAssoc. Director of Athletics

Mark DubleAsst. Director of Athletics

Meredith AtwoodSWA/Head Athletic Trainer

Rodney MillerFaculty Athletics Representative

Andrew MindemanSports Information Director

Brad ClarkAsst. Athletic Trainer

Catherine KercherGrad Assistant for Athletic Admin

Ben WhartonDirector of Athletic Marketing

T.J. ZinkeAsst. Athletic Trainer

Andrew JohansenSports Information Intern

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NCAA DIVISION III

In 2013, Covenant became full members of the NCAA Division III following a four year transitional period from 2009-2013.

The largest division, in terms of number of schools and number of participants, is Division III comprised by more than 170,000 student-athletes at 444 mostly smaller institutions.

Academics are the primary focus for Division III student-athletes. The division minimizes

the conflicts between athletics and academics and keeps student-athletes on a path to graduation through shorter practice and playing seasons, the number of contests, no redshirting and regional competition that reduces time away from academic studies. Student-athletes are integrated on campus and treated like all other members of the general student-body, keeping them focused on being a student first.

The college experience is a time of learning and growth — a chance to follow passions and develop potential. For student-athletes in Division III, all of this happens most importantly in the classroom and through earning an academic degree. The Division III experience provides for passionate participation in a competitive athletic environment, in which student-athletes push themselves to excellence and build upon their academic success with new challenges and life skills. And student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their full passions and find their potential through a comprehensive educational experience.

The Three D’s:

DiscoverDivision III student-athletes are encouraged to pursue their interests and passions beyond the classroom and field of play…to discover themselves.

DevelopDivision III institutions provide an environment that encourages student-athletes to develop into well-rounded adults. Small class sizes, the ability to participate in more than one sport, and an emphasis on participating activities outside of the classroom are all hallmarks of the Division III experience.

DedicateDivision III institutions expect student-athletes to dedicate themselves to achieving their potential. Student-athletes must manage their busy schedules, keep up with class work and face the same challenges as the rest of the student-body.

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USA SOUTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

In 2013, Covenant became members of the USA South Athletic Conference. The conference is comprised of schools from Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia.

All told, the USA South has 13 full-fledged members along with one associate member in football.

In volleyball and women’s basketball, the conference is split into two divisions (North and South). Covenant plays in the South division in those sports with Huntingdon, LaGrange, Maryville and Piedmont.

In all sports, with the exception of cross country, the top eight teams in the conference regular season standings advance to participate in the conference tournament.

Full Conference Members:Averett University (Danville, Va.)Covenant College (Lookout Mountain, Ga.)Ferrum College (Ferrum, Va.)Greensboro College (Greensboro, N.C.)Huntingdon College (Montgomery, Ala.)LaGrange College (LaGrange, Ga.)Mary Baldwin College (Staunton, Va.)Maryville College (Maryville, Tenn.)Meredith College (Raleigh, N.C.)Methodist University (Fayetteville, N.C.)North Carolina Wesleyan College (Rocky Mount, N.C.)Piedmont College (Demorest, Ga.)William Peace University (Raleigh, N.C.)

Associate Members:Christopher Newport University (Newport News, Va.) - Football

2013 USA South Final Women’s Soccer StandingsTeam Conf. Overall W-L-T W-L-T Maryville 10-1-1 13-2-3Piedmont* 9-1-2 17-3-2Averett 9-2-1 12-6-1Meredith 8-3-1 11-5-5Methodist 8-3-1 11-7-2Covenant 7-3-2 10-9-2Greensboro 7-4-1 8-8-1LaGrange 3-6-3 8-10-3Ferrum 3-8-1 6-11-1N.C. Wesleyan 3-8-1 6-10-1Huntingdon 1-8-3 4-11-3William Peace 1-10-1 2-14-2Mary Baldwin 0-12 5-12

* indicates USA South Tournament champion and NCAA automatic berth

2014 USA South Preseason PollRank Team (1st place votes) Pts. 1 Piedmont (7) 1372 Maryville (5) 1363 Meredith 1114 Methodist (1) 1105 Averett 1096 Covenant 957 Greensboro 708 LaGrange 609 N.C. Wesleyan 56 10 Ferrum 5211 Huntingdon 4312 William Peace 2313 Mary Baldwin 12

Conference Administration

Commissioner: Rita WiggsAssoc. Commissioner: Mike ChristiePresident: Kandis SchramVice-President: Sharon Spalding

Conference InfoWebsite: www.usasouth.netTwitter: @usa_southInstagram: @usa_south

SCOTLAND YARDHOME OF THE SCOTS

Built in 1989, Scotland Yard is home to both the men’s and women’s soccer programs at Covenant. The field, located in the southern part of the campus just past Ashe Activity Center, is of maximum regulation dimensions (118 yards by 70 yards). Scotland Yard boasts cement bleachers, along with two newer sets of metal stands, and a retaining wall which provides additionalfan seating.

Across from the north-side bleachers, are the team and press areas on the south side of the field. Both teams sit in covered bench areas. During the summer of 2008, the field was completely overhauled by installing a drainage system and sprinkler system. Also a crowning of the field was performed and a sand base was put in place for better drainage. Lights were installed for the first time before the 2010 season.

The inaugural match held at Scotland Yard pitted Covenant against Indiana University-Pur-due University at Indianapolis (IUPUI) on September 2, 1989. The Scots came out with a 1-0 victory over the Metros on that day and would finish the opening season at Scotland Yard with a 7-1-1 home record.

The field has seen some historical matches as well. Former men’s soccer head coach Brian Crossman, a future NAIA hall of famer, registered his 300th career victory at Scotland Yard during the 2004 season. Current women’s soccer head coach Mark Duble recorded his 200th coaching win in 2012 at the Yard. Scotland Yard has played host to numerous conference tournament and regional tournament matches in its 24 years of existence.

FACTS:

Built: 1989Seating Capacity: 600, with additional berm seatingPlaying Dimensions: 118 yards by 70 yardsLargest Women’s Soccer Crowd (since 2010): 725 - Sept. 30, 2010 vs. Bryan

Admissions PolicyWhile there is no charge for admission to regular season games, there may be a charge for postseason events and tournaments. No free admission or season passes can be used for USA South Athletic Conference championships or tournaments. No tobacco, alcohol or animals are allowed at any athletic events held at Covenant College.

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Mark Duble Head CoachMark Duble will enter into his 21st season as the Lady

Scots’ head soccer coach in the 2014 season.

He began coaching the Lady Scots club team in 1993

before the program became varsity in 1994. He “grew

up” at Covenant, as his father was a Vice President for

Advancement at Covenant College in the 1960’s and 1970’s,

and he played for, and captained, the Scots soccer team as

a player.

In 20 seasons with the Lady Scots his squads have

compiled a 215-129-28 record. The 2006 team won the

NAIA regional to advance to the NAIA national tournament

for the first time in school history. Duble has earned the

Conference Coach of the Year award six times, and the

Regional Coach of the Year award in 2004-05.

All told, during Duble’s tenure as head coach, the program

has produced nine all-americans, two national tournament

appearances (one in the NAIA and one in the NCCAA),

nine conference regular season championships, and four

conference tournament titles. His 2010 squad placed

fourth at the NCCAA national tournament.

In addition to the tremendous on-field success, 40 players

have earned national scholar-athlete awards from either

the NAIA or the NCCAA.

In 2012, the Lady Scots posted a 15-5-1 record and 9-1 in

GSAC play which earned them a share of the conference

regular season title, a first at the NCAA Division III level.

The 15 wins was tied for the second most in school history.

Covenant placed seven players on the All-Conference team

and had one NCCAA All-American (Kathryn Allison).

In 2013, the program’s first year as full members of the USA

South Athletic Conference and NCAA Division III, Duble’s

squad battled through injuries to compile a 10-9-2 overall

and a 7-3-2 mark in conference play. The Lady Scots advanced to the semifinals of the USA South Tournament

before falling to eventual champion Piedmont.

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Active in professional coaching organizations, he has served eight years as the conference soccer chair, five as

regional chair, and two years as the NAIA Women’s Soccer National President. He and his wife Lynn, also a Covenant

alum and former athlete herself, have been married for 32 years, and have five children: Allen, Chelsey, Charles,

Faith, and John Mark.

Coaching Experience

Year College Record1994 Covenant 10-6 1995 Covenant 10-7-1 1996 Covenant 13-4 1997 Covenant 11-6 1998 Covenant 7-9 1999 Covenant 3-13-2 2000 Covenant 9-8-2 2001 Covenant 12-5 2002 Covenant 16-3-2 2003 Covenant 8-6-2 2004 Covenant 14-3-1 2005 Covenant 13-4-3 2006 Covenant 15-4 2007 Covenant 10-6-3 2008 Covenant 10-7-2 2009 Covenant 9-9-4

2010 Covenant 10-7-1 2011 Covenant 10-9-2 2012 Covenant 15-5-1 2013 Covenant 10-9-2

Total Record (20 seasons): 215-129-28

Contact Information Education

e-mail Alma Mater: Covenant (‘92) [email protected]

office phone 706.419.1508

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Dana Streufert Full-Time Assistant & JV Coach

The 2014 season will mark Dana Streufert’s third year on the coaching

staff following four successful seasons as a player and captain for the

Lady Scots soccer team.

Her duties include being the only full-time assistant on head coach

Mark Duble’s staff and also serving as the head JV women’s soccer

coach.

The Chattanooga native graduated from Covenant in December of

2011 having earned a degree in sociology while playing four seasons

with the varsity soccer program. As a player, Streufert found success

both on and off the field, earning NCCAA Mid-East All-Region Team,

GSAC All-Conference Team, NCCAA All-American, AAC All-Academic

Team, NCCAA Scholar Athlete, and GSAC All-Academic honors during

her tenure with the squad.

She also holds her NSCAA Advanced National Coaching Diploma

and was a recipient of the NCCAA Sportsmanship Award in her time

with the Lady Scots. In addition, Streufert was a member of the

Student Athlete Advisory Committee and served as a Student Athlete

Representative on the Athletic Committee.

She has previously held positions with Chattanooga Football Club and Chattanooga Sports Ministries, and attends

First Lutheran Church in Chattanooga.

About StreufertAlma Mater: Covenant (‘11)Degree: Sociology (B.A.)

Contact InfoOffice: 706.419.1529Email: [email protected]

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Gene Ezell Part-Time Assistant

Gene Ezell began coaching women’s soccer at Covenant College in

2002. From 2002 to 2011, he also taught part-time at Covenant College

in the Physical Education Department.

Prior to coaching the varsity women’s team at Covenant College, Ezell

coached at Girls Preparatory School for 13 years in Chattanooga, TN.

He has also held coaching positions at Purdue University (graduate

assistant); Western Middle School in Kokomo, Indiana; and with several

youth and club soccer organizations. His coaching experience includes

not only soccer, but also basketball, track, baseball, and football.

As an athlete, Ezell played four years of soccer at Asbury College. He played racquetball as a semi-pro and amateur for

twenty years, having earned the #2 rank in the United States. He participated competitively in team handball while in

the US Army. He has also completed many marathons and triathlons, having qualified for the World Ironman Triathlon.

Coach Ezell resides with his wife of 42 years, Cynthi Jo, in Signal Mountain, TN where they attend Signal Mountain Bible

Church. His daughter, Megan, lives in Nashville with her husband, Alex Helton, and one year old son, Samuel. Ezell

frequently visits Nashville to visit with them.

As an Independent Songwriter, who has written over 100 songs, Ezell is often able to meet with producers and song-

writers in the Nashville area to continue using his musical talents to reach others with the Gospel. When Ezell is not

coaching, composing music, serving in his church, or spending time with his family, he is working full-time as a Profes-

sor of Health Education at UT-Chattanooga.

Allen Duble Part-Time Assistant

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Healthy Lady Scots Ready for 2014 Season

LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN -- Boasting 18 returning players, including eight starters, the Covenant women’s soccer team

is ready for the 2014 season. Under longtime head coach Mark Duble, the Lady Scots look to have another solid

season and make a run in the USA South tournament.

Last season, Covenant was plagued by injuries but still managed to post a successful campaign. The Lady Scots

finished sixth in the USA South during the regular season with a 9-8-2 overall record, including 7-3-2 in league

play. In the first round of the conference tournament, Covenant pulled off an upset of third-seed, and defending

champion, Averett before falling to Piedmont in the semifinal round.

This season, Covenant has been picked to finish sixth by the USA South’s coaches in the league’s preseason poll.

“We are returning four freshmen defenders from last year, so we will still be good back there and more

experienced,” said Duble who will enter his 21st season as the only head coach in program history. “We’ll be a

dangerous team once again this season.”

The key to the success of the team last year was its ability to win close matches and play defense. Covenant won

six matches by one goal and five by 1-0 scores. Defensively, the Lady Scots were stout as they allowed 24 goals and

posted nine shutouts. Within a stretch of four straight shutouts, the team did not allow an opponent to score for

432 game minutes.

All-USA South performer sophomore Andrea Hunt, along with fellow sophomores Natalie Smith, Kaitlyn Winking

and Rachel Setzer make up the strong backfield for the Lady Scots. Senior goalkeeper Lucy Johnson will be

counted on at the net after allowing 14 goals in 16 matches last season. Johnson compiled a .829 save percentage

with a career-high 68 saves a season ago.

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“She runs the show from the back,” noted Duble about his senior keeper. “She played great last year and we look

forward to her continuing that strong play this season.”

Offensively, senior Bethany Logan was the biggest scoring threat a year ago. Logan had a breakout season with a

career-high 11 goals, including five game-winners, and was named to the USA South All-Conference third team.

Three of her game-winning scores came in 1-0 contests.

“Goose (Logan) is just a goal scorer, especially in big spots,” said Duble. “She has a great ability in finding the back

of the net. She plays hard when she is on the field.”

Duble also hopes to have a few of his injured players from a year ago healthy for at least a portion of this season.

Sophomore Gabby Powell and junior Anne Charlotte Strawbridge are returning from injuries that hampered them

last year. Junior Jessica Rowe is also healthy and could provide another scoring threat for the Lady Scots. USA

South All-Conference third teamer Ruth Terry is currently recovering from an injury and hopes to be able to play in

the next few weeks.

Other key returners include juniors Jenna Vreeland, Rachel Bernard, Mary Claire Roberson, Annie Sostok and Bekah

Kanoff, along with sophomores Anna Porch, Sophia Gianis and Katherine Keller.

Duble’s recruiting class netted four freshmen this season. The newcomers include Christy Barton (Franklin, N.C.),

Rebekah Gravitt (Sharpsburg, Ga.), Landry Jenkins (Nolensville, Tenn.) and Kayla Bailey (Locust Grove, Ga.).

“Christy Barton is a very dangerous player on the outside,” remarked Duble. “She is fast, strong, tall and comes from

a great high school program. Rebekah Gravitt is similar to Bethany Logan in how she can score. Landry Jenkins is a

very effective outside back and has played against tough competition with her club team in Nashville. Kayla Bailey

is a strong, smart defender.”

Duble has put together another tough non-conference schedule which begins on Friday at Rhodes and a contest

with UT-Dallas on Saturday in Memphis. The Lady Scots will also play Emory and Birmingham Southern in non-

league action.

“My idea is to play as tough a schedule as possible, so the team is ready for October,” said Duble. “I am excited

about our non-conference schedule.”

Inside the USA South, Covenant will travel to four of the top five teams in the preseason poll while hosting Averett,

who was picked to finish fifth in the conference.

“I think we can compete with anybody in the conference and that is where you want to be,” added Duble. “Any

given day, the top five or six teams can beat anybody in this league.”

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NUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Year Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School 0 Lucy Johnson Sr. GK 5’3” Montgomery, Ala. / Trinity Presbyterian3 Jenna Vreeland Jr. F 5’4” Woodruff, S.C. / Southside Christian4 Rebekah Gravitt Fr. F 5’2” Sharpsburg, Ga. / Landmark Christian5 Annie Sostok Jr. M 5’3” Cincinnati, Ohio / Clark Montessori6 Ruth Terry Jr. M 5’4” Hoover, Ala. / SMIC Academy7 Gabby Powell So. M 5’2” Woodbridge, Va. / Woodbridge Senior8 Sophia Gianis So. F 5’3” Sag Harbor, N.Y. / Pierson10 Rachel Bernard Jr. M 5’5” Ambler, Pa. / Delaware County Christian11 Anne Charlotte Strawbridge Jr. M 5’3” Ocala, Fla. / Forest12 Christy Barton Fr. D/M 5’8” Franklin, N.C. / Franklin13 Bethany Logan Sr. M 5’8” Asheville, N.C. / Asheville Christian Academy14 Kaitlyn Winking So. D 5’9” Waynesville, Mo. / Waynesville15 Anna Porch So. M 5’11” Arden Hills, Minn. / Mounds View16 Landry Jenkins Fr. D 5’4” Nolensville, Tenn. / Ravenwood17 Andrea Hunt So. D 5’10” Greenville, S.C. / Eastside18 Rachel Setzer So. D 5’3” Knoxville, Tenn. / Christian Academy of Knoxville19 Jessica Rowe Jr. F 5’6” Lookout Mountain, Ga. / Chattanooga Christian20 Bekah Kanoff Jr. D 5’9” Hershey, Pa. / Homeschool21 Mary Claire Roberson Jr. F 5’8” Collierville, Tenn. / Collierville22 Natalie Smith So. D 5’10” Johnson City, Tenn. / Providence Academy23 Katherine Keller So. F 5’2” Dyersburg, Tenn. / Dyersburg25 Kayla Bailey Fr. D 5’6” Locust Grove, Ga. / Strong Rock Christian

Head Coach: Mark Duble (21st year; 215-129-28; Covenant ‘92)

Assistant Coaches: Dana Streufert (3rd year; Covenant ‘11)Gene Ezell (13th year; Asbury)Allen Duble (2nd year; Covenant ‘05)

Roster Breakdown:Seniors: 2Juniors: 8Sophomores: 8Freshman: 4Returning Letterwinners: 18 Most Popular Home State: Tennessee (5)

Alphabetical Roster (last name)

Bailey, Kayla 25Barton, Christy 12Bernard, Rachel 10Gianis, Sophia 8Gravitt, Rebekah 4Hunt, Andrea 17Jenkins, Landry 16Johnson, Lucy 0Kanoff, Bekah 20Keller, Katherine 23Logan, Bethany 13Porch, Anna 15Powell, Gabby 7Roberson, Mary Claire 21Rowe, Jessica 19Setzer, Rachel 18Smith, Natalie 22Sostok, Annie 5Strawbridge, Anne Charlotte 11Terry, Ruth 6Vreeland, Jenna 3Winking, Kaitlyn 14

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LUCY JOHNSONSenior • GK • 5’3” • Montgomery, AL

Biology Major • Biochemistry Minor

2013 (Junior):

Played in 17 matches and made 10 starts... Compiled a 4-6-2 overall record

with 1074:18 at the net... Made 68 saves with a goals against average of 1.17

and a save percentage of .829... Was a part of six shutouts... Recorded a career-

high 11 saves against Birmingham Southern (Sept. 17)... Made nine saves at

Sewanee (Sept. 3) and had eight saves in a match twice (Greensboro - Sept.

20; Piedmont - Oct. 30)

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 14 matches, making two starts... Compiled a 6-1-0 record... Earned

starts against Spelman (Oct. 24) and Trevecca Nazarene in the NCCAA Mid-

East Region tournament... Registered a shutout and made one save in a 2-0

Homecoming win over Tennessee Temple giving head coach Mark Duble his

200th career coaching win (Oct. 6)... Made 10 saves and allowed three goals in

over 595 minutes on the year for a 0.45 goals against average

2011 (Freshman):

Appeared in 10 matches and made one start... Had a record of 3-0-0 for the

season... Started and earned a shutout victory in the Lady Scots’ 5-0 win over

Tennessee Temple (Oct. 8)... Made four saves on the year and surrendered

three goals in almost 394 minutes of action (0.69 goals against average)

High School:

Attended Trinity Presbyterian School

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Born Jan. 30, 1993 in Montgomery, Ala. … Parents are Fred and Lucy John-

son… Has two sisters, Emily and Mae Mae, along with two brothers, Clayborne

and Franklin… Sister, Mae Mae, played soccer at Covenant until 2012…

Favorite bible verse is Isaiah 43:1-3… Majoring in Biology with a Biochemistry

minor… Aspires to become a veterinarian or a professional spikeball player…

Favorite athlete is Serena Williams and favorite team in the USA National

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Career StatsSeason GP Minutes GA GAavg SV SV% W-L-T Sho 2011 10 393:51 3 0.69 4 .571 3-0-0 12012 14 595:25 3 0.45 10 .769 6-1-0 12013 17 1074:18 14 1.17 68 .829 4-6-2 0

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BETHANY LOGANSenior • M • 5’8” • Asheville, NC

Business Major • Political Studies Minor

2013 (Junior):

Started 18 matches and appeared in all 21 contests... All-USA South third team

selection... Tallied 24 total points, while recording a career-high 11 goals and

two assists... The 11 goals are tied for the fifth-most in a season by a Cov-

enant player since 2004... Had five game-winning goals... Registered her first

collegiate hat trick to go along with one assist in a 5-0 win at William Peace

(Oct. 26)... Had single goals against Tennessee Temple (Sept. 7), Greensboro

(Sept. 20), Ferrum (Sept. 21), Mary Baldwin (Sept. 27), N.C. Wesleyan (Oct. 12),

Huntingdon (Oct. 16), Piedmont (Oct. 30) and Averett (Nov. 4)... Also recorded

an assist in a 6-0 win against Mary Baldwin

2012 (Sophomore):

Played in 20 matches and earned 11 starts… Scored two goals and also

contributed two assists… Had single goals against Agnes Scott (Sept. 5) and

Wesleyan (Sept. 22), both victories for the Lady Scots… Both assists came in

Covenant’s 5-1 win over Spelman (Oct. 24)

2011 (Freshman):

Played in 20 matches and made three starts… Made starts against Okla-

homa Baptist (Sept. 3), Tennessee Wesleyan (Sept. 7) and Asbury (Sept. 10)…

Notched her first two collegiate goals in an 8-0 rout of Tennessee Temple in

the NCCAA Mid-East Region tournament first round (Nov. 10)

High School:

Attended Asheville Christian Academy… Named All-Conference, All-State and

All-American… Honor Roll member

Personal:

Born March 24, 1993… Parents are Mark and Donna Logan… Has two sisters,

Heather and Erin, and one brother, Andrew… Favorite bible verse is Philippians

1:20… Majoring in Business with a Political Studies minor… Hopes to be an en-

trepreneur… Wants to be able to travel the world… Favorite team is the Miami

Heat and favorite athlete is Alex Morgan

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Career StatsSeason GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% GW PK-Att. 2011 20 2 0 4 19 .105 0 0-02012 20 2 2 6 21 .095 0 0-02013 21 11 2 24 35 .314 5 0-1

Total 61 15 4 34 75 .200 5 0-1

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RACHEL BERNARDJunior • M • 5’5” • Ambler, PA

Pre-Engineering Major • Math, Physics Minors

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 21 matches and made 20 starts... Had three goals and two assists for

the year... Scored her first career goal, a game-winner, in a 1-0 victory against

Guilford (Aug. 31)... Also scored goals at Greensboro (Sept. 20) and against

Mary Baldwin (Sept. 27)... Had an assist on the game-winning score in Cov-

enant’s 1-0 win at Averett in the USA South Tournament (Nov. 4)

2012 (Freshman):

Appeared in all 21 matches and made three starts… Earned starts against No.

1-ranked Messiah (Aug. 31), Franklin & Marshall (Sept. 1) and Greenville (Sept.

21)… Had two assists on the season, one against Greenville (Sept. 21) and the

other coming in a win over Spelman (Oct. 10)

High School:

Attended Delaware County Christian School… Was MVP of her team her

senior year… Coach’s Award recipient in each of her final two years… 1st

Team All-Conference in each of her final three years… 2nd Team All-County as

a sophomore, junior and senior… Helped lead her team to district champion-

ships in freshman and junior seasons… National Honor Society member

Personal:

Born Aug. 16, 1994 in Sydney, Australia… Parents are Andrew and Jane Ber-

nard… Has one sister, Carissa, and one brother, Jared… Her father, Andrew,

played quarterback at Geneva College from 1979-82… Favorite bible verse is

James 4:6-10… Majoring in Pre-Engineering with a minor in Math/Physics…

Aspires to finish her engineering degree at Georgia Tech and complete a Mas-

ter’s Degree while working as a mechanical engineer

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Career StatsSeason GP G A Pts. Shots Shot% GW PK-Att. 2012 21 0 2 2 17 .000 0 0-02013 21 3 2 8 26 .115 1 0-0

Total 42 3 4 10 43 .070 1 0-0

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BEKAH KANOFFJunior • D • 5’9” • Hershey, PA

Biblical Studies Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Saw action in 12 contests... Took one shot, while playing mostly in the back-

field... Earned USA South All-Acdemic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Appeared in 12 matches during the year… Plays mostly as a defender

High School:

Was homeschooled

Personal:

Born Dec. 5, 1993 in Hershey, Pa. … Parents are Kevin and Megg Kanoff…

Favorite bible verse is Genesis 1:1… Majoring in Biblical Studies

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MARY CLAIRE ROBERSONJunior • F • 5’8” • Collierville, TN

Art Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Appeared in all 21 contests... Tallied one goal and took 13 shots, five on

target... Scored in Covenant’s 4-0 win at Greensboro (Sept. 20)... Earned USA

South All-Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Saw significant playing time in 14 matches, making two starts… Made her

first collegiate start against Franklin & Marshall (Sept. 1) and also made a start

against Greenville (Sept. 21)… Had two assists on the season… First assist

came in a 4-1 win over Agnes Scott (Sept. 5) and second assist was in a 2-0

win against Tennessee Temple during Homecoming weekend that gave head

coach Mark Duble his 200th career win

High School:

Attended Collierville High School… Was named team Offensive MVP on JV

during freshman year… Offensive MVP of varsity team in junior year… Mem-

ber of National Honor Society and BETA Club

Personal:

Born Oct. 30, 1993… Parents are George and Ruth Roberson… Has two sisters,

Bethany and Melissa… Favorite bible verse is James 1:2-3… Majoring in Art

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Interdisciplinary Studies Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Appeared in all 21 matches and made two starts... Had one goal, while taking

10 shots, and an assist on the season... Her lone goal of the year was a golden

goal in a 1-0 victory over Methodist in overtime (Oct. 11)... Had an assist in

Covenant’s 4-1 win over Tennessee Temple (Sept. 14)... Earned USA South All-

Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Played in 20 matches during the season… Scored one goal and took 17

shots… First collegiate score came in Covenant’s 4-0 win over Greenville (Sept.

21)

High School:

Attended Chattanooga Christian School… Was the recipient of the Coach’s

Award and the Defense Award… Given the Persistence Award by the school

Personal:

Born Dec. 8, 1993… Parents are Marshall and Sue Rowe… Has two older sisters,

Anne Marie and Gretchen… Father, Marshall played soccer at Covenant and is

the currently works for the Office for Advancement at the college… Mother,

Sue played basketball at Covenant and also was the head volleyball coach for

one season in the 1990s… Sister, Anne Marie, played tennis at Covenant until

she graduated in 2013… Sister, Gretchen, also played tennis at Covenant…

Favorite bible verse is James 1:2-3… Majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies…

Teaches 2nd grade Sunday school at Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church

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ANNIE SOSTOKJunior • M • 5’3” • Cincinnati, OH Community Development Major •

Psychology Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 17 matches and made three starts... Tallied four shots, one on target,

for the year... Started matches against Guilford (Aug. 31), Sewanee (Sept. 3)

and Maryville (Oct. 2)

2012 (Freshman):

Saw playing time in 14 matches… Made her first collegiate start against Frank-

lin & Marshall (Sept. 1)… Had one assist on the year which came in Covenant’s

2-1 win over Huntingdon (Sept. 15)

High School:

Attended Clark Montessori High School… Started all four years… First team

All-Miami Valley Conference selection her freshman, junior and senior years…

Second team All-Miami Valley Conference honoree her sophomore season…

All-Southwest Ohio All-Star Team honorable mention in 2010… Also played

for the Cincinnati United Select team in 2009… Awarded the Athletic Director

Award for highest GPA (winter 2008, fall and winter 2009, fall 2010)… Miami

Valley Conference All-Academic team (fall and winter 2008, fall and winter

2009, fall 2010)

Personal:

Born May 1, 1994… Mother is Anne Sostok… Has one sister, Megan… Favorite

bible verse is Isaiah 41:10… Majoring in Community Development with a

minor in Psychology… Aspires to counsel inner city pre-teens and teens that

are in foster and adoption systems… She is also an adopted child… has vol-

unteered with MVP sports church ministry (head coach of a soccer division),

mission trips to Mexico with Back2Back Ministries, Sunday School teacher

at North Cincinnati Community Church also leader for the True North Youth

Ministries at North Cincinnati Community Church

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ANNE CHARLOTTE STRAWBRIDGEJunior • M • 5’3” • Ocala, FL

Economics, Community Development Majors

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 17 matches and made 14 starts despite playing a portion of the year

with an injury... Tied for second on the team with three goals to go along with

an assist... Scored first goal of the year in a 4-1 win over Tennessee Temple

(Sept. 14)... Notched the eventual game-winning goal in a 4-0 win at Greens-

boro (Sept. 20)... Registered a goal and an assist in a 6-0 win against Mary

Baldwin (Sept. 27)... Earned USA South All-Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Played and started in 20 matches… Had one goal, while taking 11 shots, and

one assist on the year… First collegiate score came in Covenant’s 2-0 win over

Huntingdon (Oct. 13)… Her one assist was collected during a 5-1 victory over

Spelman (Oct. 24)… Named to the GSAC All-Conference and GSAC All-Fresh-

men teams

High School:

Attended Forest High School… Named team MVP her sophomore and senior

years... First Team All-Area in senior year… Member of National Honor Soci-

ety… Graduated ninth out of a class of 518 students

Personal:

Born Nov. 15, 1993 in Ocala, Fla. … Parents are Ted and Mary Lu Strawbridge…

Has four siblings, Samuel, Carey, Knox and Jennifer… Brother, Knox, played

soccer at Southeastern University… Favorite bible verse is Galatians 2:20…

Majoring in Economics and Community Development… Favorite teams are the

Florida Gators, Atlanta Braves and Orlando Magic

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RUTH TERRYJunior • M • 5’4” • Hoover, AL Community Development Major •

Spanish, Linguistics Minors

2013 (Sophomore):

Despite being injured for a portion of the season, she made 12 starts and ap-

peared in 14 matches overall... Selected to the USA South All-Conference third

team... Was second on the team in total points with 10, while recording three

goals and four assists... Had two assists each in back-to-back wins at Greens-

boro (Sept. 20) and Ferrum (Sept. 21)... Recorded goals against Centre (Sept.

7), Tennessee Temple (Sept. 14) and Meredith (Sept. 28)... Earned USA South

All-Academic honors

2012 (Freshman):

Played in all 21 matches, making 18 starts… Tallied four goals, good for third

on the team, and one assist on the year while taking 43 shots… Had two

goals, including her first collegiate score, and made her first career start in a

4-1 win over Agnes Scott (Sept. 5)… Had the game-winning goal late in the

second half in a 2-0 victory over Spelman (Oct. 10)… Final goal of the season

came in a 4-0 win over Wesleyan (Oct. 20)… Her one assist came in a 2-1 win

over Sewanee (Sept. 12)

High School:

Attended SMIC Academy

Personal:

Born Sept. 14, 1993 in Birmingham, Ala. … Parents are Jim and Darcy Terry…

Has four siblings, Rachel Garcia, Esther Terry, Paul Terry and Rachael Diggs…

Sister, Rachel Diggs, was a gymnast at the Univ. of Alabama from 2009-12…

Favorite bible verse is 1 Peter 2:9-10 and Romans 4:18-24… Majoring in Com-

munity Development with minors in Spanish and Linguistics

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JENNA VREELANDJunior • F • 5’4” • Woodruff, SC

Early Childhood Education Major

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 18 matches, making nine starts... Took 15 shots, 10 of which were

on target... Took a season-high three shots against Mary Baldwin (Sept. 27)...

Named to the USA South All-Academic team

2012 (Freshman):

Saw action in 19 matches, making one start… Earned a start at Franklin &

Marshall (Sept. 1)… Scored two goals and had two assists for the season… First

career goal came was an eventual game-winner in a 2-1 victory over Sewanee

(Sept. 12)… Had a goal and an assist in a 7-0 rout of Wesleyan (Sept. 22)… Also

produced an assist in a 4-0 win over Greenville (Sept. 21)

High School:

Attended Southside Christian School… Voted All-State in her junior season

and All-Region in her final two years… A member of the National Honors Soci-

ety and BETA Club

Personal:

Born April 25, 1994… Parents are Pete and Liz Vreeland… Has one sibling,

Jessie… Father, Pete, played soccer at Lycoming College… Favorite bible verse

is 2 Corinthians 4:5-7… Majoring in Early Childhood Education… Aspires to

become an elementary school teacher

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SOPHIA GIANISSophomore • F • 5’3” • Sag Harbor, NY

Sociology Major • Business Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Appeared in 18 contests as a freshman... Recorded one goal on three shots...

Her first collegiate goal was a game-winner in a 4-1 victory over Tennessee

Temple (Sept. 14)

High School:

Attended Pierson High School… Was a two-year captain… Earned team MVP

Award… All-League and All-County honors… Member of National Honor

Society, Vice President, Achievement in Global History

Personal:

Born Dec. 20, 1994… Parents are Socrates Gianis and Jessica Persan… Has

two siblings, Celia and Abi… Father, Socrates Gianis, was a member of the

Jacksonville Florida Rowing team… Favorite bible verse is Proverbs 31:25-31…

Majoring in Sociology with a minor in Business… Aspires to own an alterna-

tive medicine company to assist people with lives without medication

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ANDREA HUNTSophomore • D • 5’10” • Greenville, SC

Elementary Education Major

2013 (Freshman):

Started all 21 matches, and was the only Covenant player to do so in 2013...

Named to the USA South All-Conference third team... Tallied one goal and two

assists... First collegiate goal came in the USA South tournament semifinals

against Piedmont (Nov. 8)... Recorded assists in matches against Greensboro

(Sept. 20) and Meredith (Sept. 28)... Was the key member of a strong defense

that had nine shutouts... Earned USA South All-Academic honors

High School:

Attended Eastside High School… Named All-Region in each of her final three

years… Viking Cup All-Tournament team as a junior and senior… North-South

selection as a senior… Helped lead her team to region championships in her

sophomore and senior years and also state runner-up in her junior and senior

seasons… Team captain in senior year… Member of National Honor Society,

BETA Club, AP scholar with Honors

Personal:

Born May 4, 1995 in Nassau Bay… Parents are Dan and Cathy Hunt… Has one

sister, Annarose, and one brother, Tim… Favorite bible verse is Hosea 2:14-

20… Majoring in Elementary Education... Hopes to follow wherever the Lord

leads her with her career

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KATHERINE KELLERSophomore • F • 5’2” • Dyersburg, TN

Biology Major • Missions Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Saw playing time in nine matches... Registered her first collegiate goal in a 6-0

win over Mary Baldwin (Sept. 27)... Took three shots on the season... Named to

the USA South All-Academic team

High School:

Attended Dyersburg High School… Named to All-Region team, All-District

Tournament team, All-State Tournament team honorable mention… Earned

the school’s Golden Boot Award, Versatility Award, MVP Award, Rookie of the

Year and Defender of the Year during her career… Honor Roll, Golden Honor

Roll, Trojan Scholar and Tennessee Scholar

Personal:

Born Jan. 12, 1994… Parents are Dayton and Patricia Keller… Is an only child…

Her cousin, Robert Brown, is a sophomore tight end (2014) for the Mercer Uni-

versity football team… Favorite bible verse is Psalm 73:26 and Romans 8:28…

Majoring in Biology with a minor in Missions… Hopes to pursue a career in

physical therapy and use the skill in the mission field… Favorite team in the

Memphis Tigers, is passionate about playing the ukulele and enjoys eating at

Buffalo Wild Wings

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ANNA PORCHSophomore • M • 5’11” • Arden Hills, MN

Biology, Psychology Majors • Business Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Played in 19 contests, starting all of them... Notched two goals and an assist

while taking 32 shots (third most on the team)... Scored the golden goal, her

first collegiate score, in Covenant’s 2-1 overtime win at Ferrum (Sept. 21)...

Recorded second score in a 6-0 victory over Mary Baldwin (Sept. 27)... Her one

assist came in a 5-0 win at William Peace (Oct. 26)... Earned USA South All-

Academic honors

High School:

Attended Mounds View High School… Was named All-Conference and All-

Conference honorable mention during her career… Named the team’s Rookie

of the Year, Coach’s Award recipient… Team captain… Member of National

Honor Society… Played with Women’s U18 Premiere Fire for three years

Personal:

Born April 29, 1995… Parents are Dan Laurie Porch… Has three brothers, Ben-

jamin, Seth and Mitch, and one sister, Lyndi… Favorite bible verse is Romans

12:1-4… Majoring in Biology and Psychology, with a minor in Business…

Aspires to become a personal trainer, strength and conditioning coach and

doctor of physical therapy… Has been an inner city youth mentor with Say Yes,

volunteered at her church with worship and tutoring… Inner city soccer coach

during one summer

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GABBY POWELLSophomore • M • 5’2” • Woodbridge, VA

Community Development Major • English Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Played and started seven matches before being sidelined with an injury...

Made starts in each of the first six games in the defensive backfield... Attempt-

ed two shots for the year

High School:

Attended Woodbridge Senior High School… Played on the varsity team for

three seasons and was on a district championship team in 2011 and a district

runner-up in 2013… Team captain her senior year… AP Scholar Student

Personal:

Born Sept. 9, 1994… Parents are Regina and Steve Powell… Has one sister,

Rachel, and two brothers, Joshua and Jonathan… Sister, Rachel, played soccer

at Covenant from 1996-1999… Brother, Joshua, played soccer at Longwood

University from 1998-2001 and her other brother, Jonathan, played soccer at

Univ. of Mary Washington from 2004-05… Favorite bible verse is Proverbs 3:5-

6… Majoring in Community Development with a minor in English

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RACHEL SETZERSophomore • D • 5’3” • Knoxville, TN

Educational Studies Major • Missions Minor

2013 (Freshman):

Appeared in 18 matches, making starts in each of them... Played mostly in the

defensive backfield and helped the team to nine shutouts on the year... Named

to the USA South All-Academic team

High School:

Attended Christian Academy of Knoxville… Helped guide her team to state

championships in 2009 and 2011 and state finalists in 2010 and 2013… District

and regional champions all four years… Member of National Honor Society

and graduated magna cum laude

Personal:

Born Nov. 11, 1994 in Knoxville, Tenn. … Parents are Dwaine and Shirley

Setzer… Has one sister, Stacey Setzer, and one brother, Nick Maute… Favorite

bible verse is Romans 8:28… Plans to major in Educational Studies with a mi-

nor in Missons… Aspires to live in a refugee community and be a teacher

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NATALIE SMITHSophomore • D • 5’10” • Johnson City, TN

Biology Major • Coaching Minor

2013 (Sophomore):

Played in 19 matches and made 11 starts... Made her first career start against

Berry (Aug. 30)... Took four shots on the year... Played a valuable in the back-

field and helped the team to nine shutouts for the season... Earned USA South

All-Academic honors

High School:

Attended Providence Academy… Co-captain as a junior and senior… Named

All-Region in each of her final three years… Team Best All-Around award

winner as a junior and Team Defensive MVP as a senior… Honor Roll all four

years… Member of National Honor Society… Salutatorian

Personal:

Born May 23, 1995 in Kingsport, Tenn. … Parents are Robert and Lorrie

Smith… Has one brother, Reid… Favorite bible verse is 2 Corinthians 12:9-

10… Majoring in Biology with a minor in Coaching… Aspires to be a physical

therapist and coach

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KAITLYN WINKINGSophomore • D • 5’9” • Waynesville, MO


2013 (Freshman):

Played in all 21 matches and made 20 starts... Registered two assists for the

season with the first coming in a 4-1 win at Tennessee Temple (Sept. 14) and

the second in a 5-0 win at William Peace (Oct. 26)... Earned USA South All-

Academic honors

High School:

Attended Waynesville High School… Was an All-State honorable mention, All-

District first team, All-District Defender of the Year and All-Region Defender of

the Year during her career… Was a co-valedictorian

Personal:

Born April 6, 1995 in Fort Hood, Mo. … Parents are Bruce and Sarah Winking…

Has two siblings, Caleb and Taylor… Favorite bible verse is Jeremiah 29:11…

Majoring in Elementary Education… Aspires to become a third-grade teacher

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KAYLA BAILEYFreshman • D • 5’6” • Locust Grove, GA

Elementary Education Major • Spanish Minor

High School:

Attended Strong Rock Christian School... Was a five-year member of the soccer

team... Helped her team make the Georgia High School Association (GHSA)

Class A State Tournament in four straight seasons.... Named to the GHSA All-

Area team in her junior and senior seasons...Selected as a team captain as a

senior year... She was also named ‘Most Dependable’ and granted the Patriot

Award in recognition for her work ethic and presence on the field... Honor Roll

all four years... Named Henry County Female Academic Athlete of the Year after

senior year

Personal:

Born Jan. 26, 1996 in Brooklet, Ga. ... Parents are Mike and Lynn Bailey... Favorite

bible verse is Galatians 2:20... Plans to major in Elementary Education with a

minor in Spanish... Aspires to have a career in teaching

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CHRISTY BARTON Freshman • D/M • 5’8” • Franklin, NC

Undeclared Major

High School:

Attended Franklin High School... Played varsity soccer all four years... Helped

her team win conference each year, including an undefeated regular season in

her junior year... Was named to the All-Conference and All-Region teams as a

junior and senior... As a senior, she led the team as a captain... Also played club

soccer with a Challenge team in Franklin... Was a top 10 scholar and scholar-

athlete... Member of National Honor Society

Personal:

Born April 28, 1996 in Franklin, N.C. ... Parents are Wes and Denise Barton... Has

four siblings, Laura, Kelly, David and Lydia... Her brother, David, played tennis

at Cedarville University... Favorite bible verse is John 16:33... Undecided on a

major... Favorite athlete is Alex Morgan

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REBEKAH GRAVITT Freshman • F • 5’2” • Sharpsburg, GA

Art, Community Development Majors

High School:

Attended Landmark Christian School... Played four years of varsity soccer and

was a team captain in her junior and senior years... Was the first at her school

to make it to the 55 Career Goals Club, and was the team’s leading scorer in

her last two seasons... Earned Georgia High School Association (GHSA) All-Area

honors her sophomore, junior, and senior seasons and was named to the

Southwest Georgia State All-Star team as a sophomore and junior... Received

numerous athetic awards during her time at Landmark including Defensive

Player Award (ninth grade), Coaches’ Award (10th grade), Offensive Player

Award (11th grade), and the War Eagle Award (12th grade)... Earned Honor Roll

all four years and accumulated many academic awards... Beta Club member

and a National Honor Society Officer... Also played club soccer for several years

with Fayette Fútbol Club (FFC)

Personal:

Born Dec. 6, 1995 in Knoxville, Tenn. ... Parents are Randy and Laura Gravitt...

Has three sisters, Hannah, Sarah and Katherine... Father, Randy, played col-

legiate tennis at Young Harris College from 1983-84 and at Jacksonville State

University from 1985-86... Favorite bible verse is Psalms 73:26... Plans to double

major in Art and Community Development

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LANDRY JENKINSFreshman • D • 5’4” • Nolensville, TN


High School:

Attended Ravenwood High School... Helped her team finish as state runner-

up in the Tennessee Class AAA state championship game during her senior

season.... Also played club soccer for Tennessee SC 2014 Premier.... In her club

career, made appearances in four state championship games, helping her

team win state on two of those occasions... Earned High Honor Roll

Personal:

Born April 7, 1996 in Franklin, Tenn. ... Parents are Matt and Michelle Jenkins...

Has one brother, Luke... Favorite bible verse is Philippians 4:13... Plans to major

in Elementary Education and would like to pursue a career in elementary

school teaching... Named after NFL Hall of Famer and former Dallas Cowboys

coach Tom Landry... Favorite athlete is Jason Witten... Member of the Nolens-

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Coming into the first year of full Division III member-ship and the USA South Athletic Conference, the Cov-enant women’s soccer team was expected to compete in the top half of the conference.

The Lady Scots accomplished that, but in a much dif-ferent way than some might have expected.

Covenant finished 10-9-2 overall and 7-3-2 in the USA South, good for sixth in the final conference standings, and made a run into the USA South semifinals before being ousted by eventual champion Piedmont.

A season after graduating 10 seniors, head coach Mark Duble put forth a lineup that consisted of multiple fresh-men for most of the year. The young players rose to the occasion, especially in the backfield, as the Lady Scots finished the regular season winning four of six contests.

The defense was the key reason why the Lady Scots had a strong finish. From the final minutes of a match against Maryville on Oct. 2 until the first few minutes of a contest at Averett on Oct. 25, Covenant did not allow a score for 432 consecutive minutes of game play, span-ning six matches. During that stretch, Covenant won three matches by 1-0 scores.

1-0 scores were a normal occurrence in 2013 as the Lady Scots won five matches by that score. Additionally, Covenant won six matches decided by one goal and three contests in overtime.

After a loss to Averett on Oct. 25, the Lady Scots rout-ed William Peace on the road 5-0 behind a hat trick from Bethany Logan and the first two collegiate scores from Ally Jennings. Covenant wrapped up the regular season with a 1-1 draw on Senior Night against Piedmont.

Entering the USA South tournament with the sixth seed, the Lady Scots had to travel back to Danville, Va., to face Averett once again. An early goal by Logan gave Covenant a 1-0 lead and that was all the Lady Scots needed to upset the defending conference champions.

“That was tooth and nail defending by 11 players,” said Duble of the win at Averett. “Second half we were under relentless pressure. They are certainly a very dan-gerous team. We were forunate to win, but very happy to do so.”

After just a couple days off, the team headed back to Virginia, this time Martinsville, for the USA South semi-final round. The Lady Scots ran into a tough Piedmont squad once again and the Lions eliminated Covenant

3-1. Piedmont would go on and capture the USA South title a day later.

Having to battle injuries to key players throughout the year, Duble and his team persevered with a strong team effort. Keeper Hannah Bales had strong junior season as she allowed just 10 goals in over 866 minutes at the net (1.04 goals against average). Fellow keeper Lucy Johnson also performed well as she started 10 matches and had a 1.17 goals against average in 1074 minutes.

Logan had a breakout year with 11 goals to lead the team and finish seventh in the conference. Rachel Ber-nard, Anne Charlotte Strawbridge, and Ruth Terry all had three goals apiece while Terry led the squad with four assists.

Defensively, freshmen Andrea Hunt, Kaitlyn Winking, Rachel Setzer, and Natalie Smith all performed well in their first years. Together, the group started the final six matches of the year and allowed just six goals total in those contests.

On Senior Night, Covenant said farewell to seniors Mary Buys, Beth Wilkening as well as transferring junior Ally Jennings.

Awards:

USA South All-Conference Ruth Terry - 3rd team Bethany Logan - 3rd team Andrea Hunt - 3rd team Mary Buys - All-Sportsmanship

NSCAA Team Academic Award 2012-13 Academic Year - 3.28 GPA

NSCAA Team Ethics Team - Silver Award (3 yellow cards)

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The Automated ScoreBook For SoccerCovenant Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 12, 2013)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 10-9-2 3-3-1 6-4-1 1-2CONFERENCE 7-3-2 3-2-1 4-1-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 3-6 0-1 2-3 1-2

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 30 at Berry College L 0-3 70Aug 31 vs Guilford W 1-0 409/3/2013 at Sewanee L 0-1 1379/6/2013 at Transylvania L 0-3 09/7/2013 vs #16 Centre College L 1-2 0Sep 14 at Tennessee Temple W 4-1 100Sep 17 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN L 0-2 150

* Sep 20 at Greensboro College W 4-0 90* Sep 21 at Ferrum Wot 2-1 68* Sep 27 MARY BALDWIN W 6-0 90* Sep 28 MEREDITH L 1-2 120* Oct 02 MARYVILLE L 0-3 185* Oct 5 at LaGrange T o 2 0-0 78* Oct 11 METHODIST Wo2 1-0 137* Oct 12 N.C. WESLEYAN W 1-0 272* Oct 16 at Huntingdon College Wot 1-0 63* Oct 25 at Averett L 0-2 150* Oct 26 at William Peace W 5-0 0* Oct 30 PIEDMONT T o 2 1-1 178

Nov 08 vs Piedmont L 1-3 105Nov 04 at Averett W 1-0 210

TEAM STATISTICS CCW OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 30-246 24-274 Goals scored per game 1.43 1.14 Shot pct. . 1 2 2 . 0 8 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 125-246 147-274 SOG pct. . 5 0 8 . 5 3 6 S h o t s / G a m e 11.7 13.0CORNER KICKS 79 79PENALTY KICKS 0-1 0-0PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 5 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 1132 966 Dates/Avg Per Date 7/162 11/88 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/48

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att13 Bethany Logan 21 11 2 24 35 . 3 1 4 19 . 5 4 3 5 0 - 16 Ruth Terry 14 3 4 10 33 . 0 9 1 14 . 4 2 4 0 0 - 010 Rachel Bernard 21 3 2 8 26 . 1 1 5 12 . 4 6 2 1 0 - 011 A.C. Strawbridge 17 3 1 7 18 . 1 6 7 9 . 5 0 0 1 0 - 015 Anna Porch 19 2 1 5 32 . 0 6 2 15 . 4 6 9 1 0 - 04 Ally Jennings 21 2 1 5 8 . 2 5 0 5 . 6 2 5 0 0 - 017 Andrea Hunt 21 1 2 4 18 . 0 5 6 10 . 5 5 6 0 0 - 019 Jessica Rowe 21 1 1 3 10 . 1 0 0 4 . 4 0 0 1 0 - 021 Mary Claire Roberson 21 1 0 2 13 . 0 7 7 5 . 3 8 5 0 0 - 024 Sophie Gianis 18 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 1 . 3 3 3 1 0 - 023 Katherine Keller 9 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 016 Madison Smartt 8 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 3 1.000 0 0 - 09 JoJo Brauer 17 0 2 2 3 . 0 0 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 07 Rachel Buys 8 0 2 2 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 014 Kaitlyn Winking 21 0 2 2 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 08 Mary Buys 15 0 1 1 5 . 0 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 0 0 - 00 Lucy Johnson 17 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Jenna Vreeland 18 0 0 0 15 . 0 0 0 10 . 6 6 7 0 0 - 022 Natalie Smith 19 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 4 1.000 0 0 - 05 Annie Sostok 17 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 1 . 2 5 0 0 0 - 02 Beth Wilkening 10 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 1 . 3 3 3 0 0 - 025 Drew Mountz 16 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 - 07 Gabby Powell 7 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 020 Bekah Kanoff 12 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 018 Rachel Setzer 18 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 012 Skip Portis 12 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 026 Abby Horton 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 01 Hannah Bales 16 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 21 30 22 82 246 . 1 2 2 125 . 5 0 8 10 0 - 1Opponents 21 24 17 65 274 . 0 8 8 147 . 5 3 6 9 0 - 0

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho1 Hannah Bales 14 866:22 10 1.04 48 . 8 2 8 6-3-0 30 Lucy Johnson 16 1074:18 14 1.17 68 . 8 2 9 4-6-2 0

Total 21 1940:40 24 1.11 119 . 8 3 2 10-9-2 9Opponents 21 1940:40 30 1.39 85 . 7 3 9 9-9-2 7

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 13 14 2 1 30Opponents 12 12 0 0 24

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 114 117 12 3 246Opponents 127 135 5 6 273

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 67 52 2 2 123Opponents 46 43 6 0 95

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 35 41 2 1 79Opponents 43 35 0 1 79

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalCovenant 69 91 3 1 164Opponents 59 69 1 2 131

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Year Record (Conf.) Coach 2009 9-9-4$ (3-1-3 AAC) Mark Duble 2010 10-7-1 Mark Duble 2011 10-9-2 (6-1-1 GSAC) Mark Duble 2012 15-5-1& (9-1 GSAC) Mark Duble 2013 10-9-2 (7-3-2 USA South) Mark Duble

Overall: 215-129-28

* most wins in a season & GSAC regular season champions

# TVAC/AAC regular season champions ^ TVAC/AAC tournament champions

! NAIA National Tournament appearance $ NCCAA National Tournament appearance

Coaching History

Name W-L-T Seasons Mark Duble 215-129-28 20 (1994-present)

Mark Duble is the only coach in the program’s history. He has compiled a 215-129-28 overall record with 11 conference championships.

Conference Championships

Year Conf. Title 2012 GSAC Co-Regular Season (9-1) 2006 AAC Regular Season (8-0) & Tournament 2005 AAC Regular Season (9-0) & Tournament 2004 AAC Regular Season (9-0) 2002 AAC Regular Season (7-1-1) 2001 AAC Regular Season (6-1) 1996 TVAC Tournament 1995 TVAC Regular Season (4-0) & Tournament 1994 TVAC Regular Season (3-0)

National Tournament Appearances

Year Association Seed Finish 2009 NCCAA No. 5 4th place (1-1-1)

Results W, 1-0 vs. Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.)

T, 0-0 vs. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) - Lost 3-1 in PKs L, 1-2 vs. Judson (Ill.)

Year Association Seed Finish 2006 NAIA No. 9 First Round (0-1)

Results L, 1-3 vs. Westmont (Calif.)

Year-by-Year Records

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NAIA All-Americans

Year Name Team 2007 Kalie Estrada Honorable Mention 2007 Kyria Johnson Honorable Mention 2007 Lydia Jones Honorable Mention 2007 Rebecca Sasscer Honorable Mention 2006 Amy Smrcina 2nd 2006 Ashley Wood 3rd 2006 Laura Cherry Honorable Mention 2006 Kalie Estrada Honorable Mention 2006 Kristine Solis Honorable Mention 2005 Kalie Estrada 2nd 2005 Amy Smrcina 3rd 2005 Laura Cherry Honorable Mention 2005 Anna Meiners Honorable Mention 2005 Ashley Wood Honorable Mention 2004 Rebecca Sasscer 2nd 2004 Ashley Wood 3rd 2004 Lindsey Fain Honorable Mention 2004 Amy Smrcina Honorable Mention 2002 Suzanne Jenkins 3rd 2002 Julianne Savage Honorable Mention 2002 Ashley Sherbondy Honorable Mention 2001 Suzanne Jenkins Honorable Mention 2001 Sara Campbell Hoxter Honorable Mention 2000 Cameron Hastie Honorable Mention 1996 Kim Hinson Brock Honorable Mention 1995 Kim Hinson Brock Honorable Mention

NCCAA All-Americans

Year Name Team 2012 Kathryn Allison 1st 2012 Katelyn Newsome Honorable Mention 2011 Hannah Bales Honorable Mention 2011 Dana Streufert Honorable Mention 2009 Jenny Carter 1st 2009 Bethany Holman Honorable Mention 2009 Kathryn Allison Honorable Mention

USA South All-Conference Awards

Year Name Team 2013 Andrea Hunt 3rd 2013 Bethany Logan 3rd 2013 Ruth Terry 3rd 2013 Mary Buys All-Sportsmanship

USA South All-Academic

Year Name 2013-14 JoJo Brauer, Mary Buys, Rachel Buys, Andrea Hunt, Ally Jennings, Bekah Kanoff, Katherine Keller, Drew Mountz, Anna Porch, Skip Portis, Mary Claire Roberson, Jessica Rowe, Rachel Setzer, Natalie Smith, Anne Charlotte Strawbridge, Ruth Terry, Jenna Vreeland, Beth Wilkening, Kaitlyn Winking

Conference Player of the Year

Year Name Conference 2006 Amy Smrcina AAC 1996 Kim Hinson Brock TVAC (Co-Player) 1996 Jill Hancock TVAC (Co-Player) 1995 Kim Hinson Brock TVAC

Conference Freshman of the Year

Year Name Conference 2005 Kalie Estrada AAC 2003 Amy Smrcina AAC

Conference Coach of the Year

Year Name Conference 2006 Mark Duble AAC 2005 Mark Duble AAC 2004 Mark Duble AAC 2001 Mark Duble AAC 1996 Mark Duble AAC 1995 Mark Duble AAC

Conference Sportsmanship Awards

Year Name 2008 AAC - Co-Champions of Character

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Previous All-Conference Awards

Year Name Conf. Team 2012 Kathryn Allison GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Mary Buys GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Hannah Bales GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Mo Cross GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Sheri Koenig GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Katelyn Newsome GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Anne Charlotte Strawbridge GSAC All-Conf. 2012 Anne Charlotte Strawbridge GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Mo Cross GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Dana Streufert GSAC All-Conf. 2011 Teagan Wood GSAC All-Fresh 2011 Hannah Bales GSAC All-Fresh 2009 Joy Cain AAC 2nd 2009 Jenny Carter AAC 2nd 2009 Kathryn Allison AAC 3rd 2008 Kalie Estrada AAC 1st 2008 Kyria Johnson AAC 1st 2008 Joy Cain AAC 2nd 2008 Jenny Carter AAC 2nd 2008 Caitlin Ezell AAC 3rd 2008 Dana Streufert AAC 3rd 2007 Kalie Estrada AAC 1st 2007 Lydia Jones AAC 1st 2007 Rebecca Sasscer AAC 1st 2007 Joy Cain AAC 2nd 2007 Kyria Johnson AAC 2nd 2007 Caitlin Ezell AAC 3rd 2007 Becky Galage AAC 3rd 2006 Kalie Estrada AAC 1st 2006 Anna Meiners AAC 1st 2006 Amy Smrcina AAC 1st 2006 Kristine Solis AAC 1st 2006 Ashley Wood AAC 1st 2006 Laura Cherry AAC 2nd 2006 Erica Mackie AAC 2nd 2006 Joy Cain AAC 3rd 2006 Rebecca Sasscer AAC 3rd 2005 Kalie Estrada AAC 1st 2005 Anna Meiners AAC 1st 2005 Amy Smrcina AAC 1st 2005 Ashley Wood AAC 1st 2005 Laura Cherry AAC 2nd 2005 Kristine Solis AAC 2nd 2005 Aubren Hummell AAC 3rd 2005 Kyria Johnson AAC 3rd 2004 Lindsey Fain AAC 1st 2004 Rebecca Sasscer AAC 1st 2004 Amy Smrcina AAC 2nd 2004 Ashley Wood AAC 2nd 2004 Rachael Sasscer AAC 3rd 2004 Kristine Solis AAC 3rd 2003 Amy Smrcina AAC 1st 2003 Suzanne Jenkins AAC 2nd 2003 Ashley Sherbondy AAC 3rd 2002 Suzanne Jenkins AAC 1st 2002 Julianne Savage AAC 1st 2002 Ashley Sherbondy AAC 2nd

Year Name Conf. Team 2002 Rachael Sasscer AAC 2nd 2002 Jill Ann Somers AAC 2nd 2001 Sara Campbell Hoxter AAC 1st 2001 Suzanne Jenkins AAC 1st 2001 Ashley Sherbondy AAC 1st 2001 Cameron Hastie AAC 1st 2001 Rachael Sasscer AAC 2nd 2001 Colleen McGuirk AAC 2nd 2000 Cameron Hasite AAC 1st 2000 Krista Pierce AAC 1st 2000 Sara Campbell AAC 2nd 2000 Erin Hess AAC 2nd 1997 Kim Hinson Brock TVAC All-Conf. 1997 Lisa Fish TVAC All-Conf. 1997 Jill Hancock TVAC All-Conf. 1997 Rachel Jimenez TVAC All-Conf. 1996 Kim Hinson Brock TVAC All-Conf. 1996 Jill Hancock TVAC All-Conf.

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Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting

Agnes Scott 4-0 2012

Alabama-Huntsville 0-2-1 1999

Anderson 0-1 1995

Asbury 2-3 2011

Auburn-Montgomery 1-0-1 2006

*Averett 1-1 2013

Belhaven 0-1 2008

Berry 3-10-2 2013

Bethel (Tenn.) 2-3-1 2006

Birmingham Southern 2-6 2013

Bluefield 4-0-1 2009

Brenau 2-0 2005

Brevard 5-2 2005

Brewton-Parker 1-1 1995

Bryan 17-0-1 2010

Campbellsville 2-1 2011

Cardinal Stritch 1-0 1997

Carson Newman 0-1 1994

Centre 0-1 2013

Christian Brothers 0-3 1995

Cincinnati Christian 1-0 2009

Cumberland (Tenn.) 0-1 1999

Cumberlands (Ky.) 1-1 2003

Edgewood 1-0 2002

Embry-Riddle 0-1 1999

Emory 0-1 2012

Emory & Henry 0-0 N/A

*Ferrum 1-0 2013

Flagler 0-1-1 2004

Franklin & Marshall 0-0-1 2012

Georgetown (Ky.) 2-0 2009

*Greensboro College 1-0 2013

Greenville (Ill.) 1-0 2012

Guilford 1-0 2013

*Huntingdon 7-0 2013

Judson (Ala.) 1-0 2008

Judson (Ill.) 0-1 2009

King 8-7-3 2010

*LaGrange 5-0-1 2013

Lambuth 1-1 1995

Lee 4-8 2009

Lees-McRae 1-2 2003

Lincoln Memorial 0-1-1 1995

Lindenwood 1-1 2010

Lindsey Wilson 0-4 2008

Martin Methodist 0-2 2009

*Mary Baldwin 1-0 2013

Opponent W-L-T Last Meeting

Marymount (Va.) 0-0 N/A

*Maryville 2-5 2013

*Meredith 0-1 2013

Messiah 0-1 2012

*Methodist 1-0 2013

Midway 2-3 2002

Milligan 8-8-4 2011

Mobile 3-4 2009

Montevallo 1-0 1997

Montreat 13-0-1 2009

Mt. Vernon Nazarene 1-0 2000

*NC Wesleyan 1-0 2013

North Florida 1-0 2004

North Georgia 3-0 1999

Northwood (Fla.) 0-1 2007

Oakland City 1-0 2010

Oglethorpe 1-2 2002

Oklahoma Baptist 0-1 2011

Olivet Nazarene 0-0-1 2009

*Piedmont 5-2-1 2013

Pikeville 1-0 2012

Reinhardt 1-0-1 2009

Rhodes 0-0 N/A

Roberts Wesleyan 1-0 2009

Salem 1-2-1 2012

SCAD 0-1 2006

Sewanee 3-4 2013

Siena Heights 1-0 2006

Spalding 1-0 2004

Spelman 4-0 2012

Tampa 0-1 2007

Tennessee Temple 4-0 2013

Tennessee Wesleyan 12-6-2 2011

Texas-Dallas 0-0 N/A

Thomas (Ga.) 0-1 2008

Toccoa Falls 1-0 2000

Transylvania 0-2 2013

Trevecca Nazarene 5-1-1 2012

Trinity Christian 1-0 2007

Tusculum 4-0 1995

Union (Ky.) 8-3-1 2009

Virginia Intermont 6-2-1 2006

Westmont 0-1 2006

Wesleyan (Ga.) 6-0 2012

William Carey 1-1 2009

*William Peace 1-0 2013

All-Time Records vs. Opponents (1994-2013)

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All-Time Roster (1994-2013)Covenant Women’s Soccer All-Time Roster

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Allison, Kathryn 2009-12 Arnold, Margery 2005-08

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Bales, Hannah 2011-13 Bell, Katie 2004 Bernard, Rachel 2012-13 Bone, Traci 2008-09 Bosworth, Lauren 2005-07 Bourgeios, Jenee 1999-02 Bradbury, Karee 2001-02 Brandon, Jane 2008-11 Brauer, JoJo 2012-13 Brauer, Karis 2004-07 Bray, Persie 2009-12 Brock, Kim Hinson 1994-97 Brown, Aubrey 2007-10 Brown, Hannah 2009-11 Brown, Laura 2006 Buys, Mary 2010-13 Buys, Rachel 2013

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Cain, Joy 2006-09 Campbell, Britton 2004-05 Campbell, Sara Hoxter 1998-01 Carleton, Rachel 2009-12 Carter, Jenny 2006-09 Case, Karissa 1994 Cherry, Laura 2003-06 Childress, Erin 1999 Clarkson, Kelly 1998 Collison, Charlotte 1994 Craft, Kasey 2008-11 Cross, Mo 2011-12 Cunningham, Kable 2005

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Davis, Dana 1998 Daniels, Jennifer 1994 Decker, Summer 2001-02 Deterding, Amy 1998-99 Dickenson, Kara 2004 Dillon, Dannelle 1999 Donaldson, Sarah 1994-96 Drew, Eliza 2009-11 Duble, Robyn 1994-95 Duble, Sarah 1995-96 Dykstra, Amy 2009-12

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Estrada, Kalie 2005-08 Ezell, Caitlin 2007-10

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Kim Hinson Brock played from 1994-97 as an original member of the program and was a two-time NAIA honorable mention All-American.

Kalie Estrada holds the program record with 61 career goals from 2005-08 and was a three-time NAIA All-American.

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• Promotes Covenant athletics program.• Makes a financial contribution to Covenant athletics or its booster organizations.• Assists in the recruitment of prospects for Covenant.• Provides benefits (e.g., jobs, occasional meals) to enrolled student-athletes.Once a booster.....Always a booster. It is important to remember that once an individual has been identified as a booster, he or she retains that status forever.

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2014 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time 8/29 at Rhodes Memphis, TN 5:00 PM8/30 vs. Texas-Dallas Memphis, TN 1:00 PM9/2 SEWANEE Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/5 at Emory & Henry Emory, VA 7:30 PM9/6 vs. Marymount (VA) Emory, VA 3:00 PM9/10 BERRY Lookout Mountain, GA 7:00 PM9/19 GREENSBORO* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:30 PM9/20 FERRUM* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:30 PM9/23 at Birmingham Southern Birmingham, AL 8:00 PM9/26 at Mary Baldwin* Staunton, VA 3:00 PM9/27 at Meredith* Raleigh, NC 4:30 PM10/1 at Maryville* Maryville, TN 7:00 PM10/4 LAGRANGE* ! Lookout Mountain, GA 5:00 PM10/7 at Emory Atlanta, GA 5:00 PM10/10 at Methodist* Fayetteville, NC 4:30 PM10/11 at N.C. Wesleyan* Rocky Mount, NC 4:30 PM10/15 HUNTINGDON* Lookout Mountain, GA 5:00 PM10/24 AVERETT* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:30 PM10/25 WILLIAM PEACE* Lookout Mountain, GA 4:30 PM10/29 at Piedmont* Demorest, GA 7:00 PM11/1, 7-8 at USA South Tournament Martinsville, VA TBA

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