TABLE OF CONTENTS
Keep up with the Bobcats at www.GCSUBobcats.com GENERAL INFORMATION Georgia College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Georgia College Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5 Health Promotions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Bobcats on the Radio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Sports Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Georgia College Athletics Dept. . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Athletic Facilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-11 Peach Belt Conference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 GEORGIA COLLEGE STAFF Dr. Dorothy Leland, President. . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Staff Phone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 GEORGIA COLLEGE COACHING STAFF Hope Clark, Head Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Mary Byrne, Graduate Assistant . . . . . . . . . . 14 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW 2009 Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 2009 Final Stats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 2009 Peach Belt Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 2010 PREVIEW 2010 Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-13 Team Photo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Team Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Returner Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-35 Newcomer Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-34
GEORGIA COLLEGE HISTORY Georgia College Hall of Fame . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Award Winners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Individual Game Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Individual Season Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 Career All-Time Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Series Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Letterwinners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-48 GEORGIA COLLEGE QUICK FACTS Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1889 Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . Milledgeville, Georgia Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,500 President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dr. Dorothy Leland Nickname .....................................Bobcats Colors......................Hunter Green & Navy Blue Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bobcat Field Affiliation/Conference . . . NCAA II/Peach Belt Athletics Director . . . . . . . . . . . Wendell Staton Head Coach. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hope Clark Career/GCSU Record ......35-22-4, fourth/0-0-0 first 2009 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-6-5, 5-1-4 PBC Letterwinners returning/lost . . . . . . . . . . . 17/7
MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS
Georgia College & State University, established in 1889, is Georgia’s Public Liberal Arts University. University System of Georgia
The 2010 Georgia College Soccer Media Guide was published by the Georgia College & State University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics. It was written and edited by Al Weston, Sports Information Director. Assistance was provided by Hope Clark, Matthew Dalby, Brian DeCandia, Jessica Newland and Tyler Peck. The cover was designed by Al Weston. Photography was by Tim Vacula and the GCSU Sports Information Department archives. Information concerning Milledgeville, Ga., used with permission from the Milledgeville-Baldwin County Convention and Visitor’s Bureau.
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G E O RG I A CO LL E G E
Founded in 1889, Georgia College has grown from an initial enrollment of 88 women from within the state to an annual count of more than 6,250 male and female students from all over the world. Georgia College, originally founded as the sister institution to Georgia Tech, is now the designated public liberal arts university for the state of Georgia. Georgia College began as Georgia Normal and Industrial College, offering young women educational opportunities in teaching, office skills and economics. Georgia College has been co-educational since 1967. Georgia College’s College of Arts and Sciences and Schools of Business, Education, and Health Sciences are fully accredited. The University also distinguishes itself by taking advantage of expanding technology resources such as electronic classrooms, an interlibrary network system, and distance learning centers. Georgia College’s range of degree programs is the broadest in the midstate, with more than 80 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels offered by a highly qualified faculty in a supportive environment. As Georgia’s public liberal arts university, Georgia College is committed to the foundations of the liberal arts education: preparation, adaptation, and an approach to life with a broader perspective. Among its academic achievements, Georgia College was the first senior college in the system to award master’s degrees in business administration and public administration and was also the first to implement admission requirements for completion of the high school College
Preparatory Curriculum. In conjunction with the U.S. Air Force at Robins Air Logistics Center, Georgia College operates the nation’s only Logistics Education Center, awarding the only bachelor’s and master’s degrees in logistics systems in the country. G e o r g i a College is located in Milledgeville, the antebellum capital of Georgia. The white columns and spacious lawns of the main campus cover several blocks of downtown Milledgeville. The block occupied by the oldest part of the college was Milledgeville’s Penitentiary Square through most of the 19th Century. The peach-colored stucco mansion was home to Georgia’s governors from 1838 to 1868. At the Milledgeville campus, the new complements the old. In the last two decades, the college has restored or renovated many historic structures and adapted them for office and classroom use. Since 2002, new state-of-the-art residence halls have been built and the library has undergone a major expansion. A diverse student body, spirited faculty, and dedicated administration study and work in many of the city’s historic houses and buildings.
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A C A DE M I C S Continually striving for academic excellence, Georgia College has long prided itself as one of the finest institutions of learning in the southeast. In its early years the university was renowned for training teachers; more recently it has grown into the liberal arts university of the University System of Georgia. The institution offers more than 100 degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. More than 60 percent of Georgia College & State University’s faculty holds the doctoral degree, and the majority are actively involved in research in their fields. The Georgia College Athletic Department is committed to student-athlete excellence both on and off the playing field. The coaching staffs at Georgia College have committed themselves to recruiting student-athletes who are academically capable and motivated to obtain a college degrees. All potential student athletes must be granted admission into the university and cleared through the NCAA Eligibility Clearinghouse. The moment a student-athlete decides Georgia College is the right place to be, the athletic department provides personal support, academic counseling and professional development to ensure that they will get the most of their years wearing the Green and Blue. The Georgia College Athletic Department has set up an academic support program which provides tutoring services to student-athletes, and is designed to help and encourage athletes to excel in the classroom. The women’s basketball program at Georgia College has taken additional steps to ensure that its student-athletes earn a degree. The Mentor Program teams a returning Georgia College player with a newcomer in order to assist with classwork and personal development. Newcomers also attend weekly organizational sessions that emphasize time management. Continuing its tradition of leadership in education, Georgia College is the first of the state’s universities to phase in requirements for completion of all college preparatory curriculum requirements before enrollment. Undergraduate course offerings include liberal arts and professional degree programs that provide students with breadth and depth of preparation for their intended careers. All degrees build on a broadly based general education program that includes the humanities, natural sciences, mathematics, and the social sciences. Undergraduate programs offer opportunities for specialization in the arts and sciences and in preprofessional and professional areas including business, education, and nursing. Georgia College’s range of degree programs is the broadest in the midstate, with 65 undergraduate, 35 graduate and 20 preprofessional programs. The university also provides graduate studies in several specialties of the arts and sciences and in business, education and health sciences. Admission is based on criteria specific to each program. These programs are designed to be responsive to the needs of contemporary students. Georgia College boasts of one of the top libraries in Middle Georgia. The Russell Library underwent a $19.5 million expansion and renovation to form the Georgia College Library and Information Technology Center and added 93,000 square feet to
the existing structure. It was re-opened in 2004 and houses more than 180,000 hardbound volumes and subscribes to more than 14,000 print and electronic periodicals.
DEGREES, MAJORS AND PROGRAMS
Bachelor of Arts: Art, Biology, Chemistry, English, French, History, Liberal Studies, Mass Communication, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Rhetoric, Sociology, Spanish, Theatere; Bachelor of Business Administration: Accounting, Economics, General Business, Management Information Systems, Management, Marketing; Bachelor of Science: Biology, Chemistry and Physics, Computer Science, Criminal Justice Administration, Early Childhood Education, Health Education, History, Mathematics, Middle Grades Education, Psychology, Public Administration, Special Education; Bachelor of Science in Nursing: Teacher Certification Areas, Early Childhood Education, Middle Grades Education, Secondary Education (Biology, Chemistry, English, History, Mathematics, Political Science, Social Science), All Grades (Art Education, French/Spanish, Health & Physical Education, Health Education, Instructional Technology, Music Education, Special Education); Pre-Professional Programs: Chiropractic, Dental Hygiene, Dentistry, Engineering, Forestry, Health Administration, Law, Medical Records Administration, Medical Technology, Medicine, Occupational Therapy, Optometry, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, Podiatry and Osteopathy, Theology, Veterinary Medicine; Master of Arts and Sciences: English, History, Creative Writing, Music Education, Public Administration, Biology, Criminal Justice, Logistics Management; Master of Education: Educational Leadership, Early Childhood, Middle Grades, Secondary, Special Education, Library Media, Instructional Technology; Masters in College of Busines: Accounting, Business Administration, Business Administration with Concentration in Accounting, Business Administration with Concentration in Managment Information Systems, Management Information Systems; College of Heath Sciences: Health Promotion, Human Performance, Outdoor Education Administration, Music Therapy, Nursing.
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U NI V E RS I T Y P RE S I D E N T
Dr. Dorothy Leland
Georgia College President
Dr. Dorothy Leland is the 10th president of Georgia College and the second female president of the university in its 116-year history. She began her tenure at Georgia College on January 1, 2004. Leland came to Georgia College, Georgia’s public liberal arts university, with nearly 20 years of experience in a variety of college and university leadership positions, most recently as vice president at the Boca Raton campus of Florida Atlantic University and professor of philosophy. She also held leadership positions at Purdue University, her alma mater. At Georgia College, she oversees a residential liberal arts campus and two commuter centers with a combined enrollment of more than 5,600 students and almost 800 faculty and staff. Leland combines visionary leadership with a pragmatic focus on finding ways to get things accomplished. At the heart of her vision is for Georgia College to become one of the nation’s very best public liberal arts universities. This demands a focus on academic excellence and innovation – what Leland calls “pillars of distinction.” Additionally, Leland has begun initiatives to strengthen the university’s endowment. She is also placing an added emphasis on retaining students from year to year, and is working to increase the geographic, economic and ethnic diversity of incoming classes. As one of the University System of Georgia’s state universities, Georgia College also provides graduate programs to meet area workforce needs. Leland’s goal is to continue developing the Milledgeville campus as a residential, undergraduate liberal arts college while refo-
cusing graduate and professional education in Macon and Warner Robins. Leland is active in the local community, encouraging economic development partnerships between the city, county and university that will strengthen downtown Milledgeville and create a diversity of businesses there. She is a member of Forward Baldwin and serves on the board of directors for Oconee River Greenway Foundation and the Flannery O’Connor-Andalusia Foundation. Building alumni relations is also a key goal for Leland. She is working with the Alumni Association to strengthen ties and cultivate loyalty to the university, which has been transformed many times, but is returning to its roots as a statewide institution with a strong academic mission. Since coming to Georgia College, Leland has been named to several state boards, including the Georgia Chamber of Commerce board of directors, the Georgia Council on Economics Education board of trustees, the Georgia Department of Corrections Corporate Advisory Board, and the PAGE Foundation board of trustees. Leland also is a member of a number of professional organizations, including American Association of Higher Education, Society for College and University Planning, American Association of University Women and American Philosophical Association. She has written more than 40 publications and made presentations in the field of contemporary continental philosophy, focused on issues related to gender and personal, social and cultural identity. Leland holds a bachelor of arts degree in English, a master of arts degree in American studies, and a doctoral degree in philosophy, all earned at Purdue University.
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ATHLETI C DIRECTO R
Wendell Staton
Georgia College Athletic Director Wendell Staton begins his second year as Director of Athletics for the 10-sport Division II athletic department. Staton comes to Georgia College from UNC Pembroke, in Pembroke, N.C. where he most recently served as Associate Vice Chancellor for
Advancement since 2005. “We're delighted to have Wendell Staton joining us to lead our Athletics program,” said Dr. Harshbarger. “He brings an unusually broad background in collegiate athletics, community leadership and university advancement work, and all of those skills will be important assets that will benefit the future of GCSU Athletics.” Prior to his work in the advancement office at UNCP, he served as the Director of Recreation and Parks in Lumberton, N.C. for four years. Staton worked for UNC Pembroke originally as a coach and lecturer; heading up the golf program, serving as men’s basketball assistant and teaching in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation program from 1996-2002. Staton earned his Bachelor of Arts in 1990 from St. Andrews Presbyterian College, adding a Master’s of Education from Georgia College in 1993. “I would like to thank Dr. Leland for the opportunity to lead the Georgia College and State University Athletic Department,” said Staton. “As an alumnus and former
member of the coaching staff, I have great affection for the University and Milledgeville. My family and I are excited about joining the community.” Staton is no stranger to Georgia College athletics, having patrolled the sideline as a men’s basketball graduate assistant coach from 1991-93 under head coach Mark Simons. He also shows intercollegiate coaching for Armstrong Atlantic State University, Elon University and Campbell University on his resume. “Georgia College has been a model of consistency on and off the playing field,” added Staton. “I look forward to working with the faculty, staff, community, student-athletes, and coaches as we strive to continue the success and rich tradition of Bobcat Athletics.” Staton becomes just the sixth Athletic Director in the 40-year history of Georgia College athletics. He couldn’t have taken over at a better time, as the Bobcats are fresh off winning the 2008-09 Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Commissioner’s Cup, the all-sports trophy for excellence on the playing field. Georgia College is perennially one of the top academic institutions in the league as well, evidenced by landing 92 student-athletes on the coveted PBC Presidential Honor Roll. All in all, Staton has worked at PBC-member institutions for 16 years. Staton is married to the former Yvette Renaud. Their children are Ellen, age 17, and Charlie, age 15.
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HEALTH PROMOT IONS
SPORTS MEDICINE Comprehensive medical care is coordinated for all Bobcat student-athletes under the direction of a team physician and a staff of nationally certified and state licensed athletic trainers. Undergraduate student interns from the athletic training education program assist the professional staff in their duties while gaining valuable hands-on experience in the allied healthcare field. With a physician referral, the staff is also available to treat Georgia College faculty, staff, and students for their outpatient rehabilitation.
The first goal of the program is to help prevent athletic injuries from occurring. Recognizing that some injuries and illnesses are inevitable, the professional staff works under the supervision of the team physician to diagnose those conditions, to provide initial treatment and follow-up care including any rehabilitation, and to counsel students on available treatment options. By providing quality care as early as possible, studentathletes are able return to the field of play as soon as possible while decreasing their risk of reinjury.
Services in the athletic training room include state of the art modalities such as ultrasound, electrical muscle stimulation, and laser as well as other treatment methods to alleviate pain and swelling, increase strength and flexibility, and decrease risk of reinjury in the athletes treated there. Treatment and rehabilitation take place in the 1000 square foot athletic training room at the Centennial Center, as well as a smaller satellite facility at West Campus. A member of the athletic training staff is available at every practice and competition for the Bobcat teams throughout their respective seasons.
CONDITIONING The Bobcats have the opportunity to work with a worldclass strength and conditioning instructor in Dr. Mike Martino. With support from undergraduate members of the exercise science program, Martino uses his lengthy experience in physiological testing and training methods for Georgia College student-athletes to maximize theirbodies’ potential.
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HEALTH PROMOT IONS STAF F
Paul Higgs
Dr. Mike Martino
Head Athletics Trainer, A.T.C.
Director of Human Performance Laboratory
Paul Higgs is in his 14th year at Georgia College. He came to the university from Perry Hospital, where he served as athletic trainer for Perry High School. Prior to that, he worked as the athletic trainer at the Sumter Regional Hospital in Americus, Georgia, for four years where he was the director of the physical medicine department at the hospital and athletic trainer for Southland Academy. Higgs has also been very involved with the US Olympic Committee's Volunteer Medical Program, with appointments to the medical staff of the 1999 Pan American Games and the 1998 Goodwill Games. The Albany, Georgia, native earned his bachelors degree in Sports Medicine from Valdosta State University in 1989 and his masters degree in Health and Physical Education from Georgia Southwestern State University in 1996. He was certified as an athletic trainer by the NATA Board of Certification in 1989. In addition to his duties with the Bobcat teams, Paul also is an adjunct instructor in the Kinesiology Department, teaching in the accredited Athletic Training education program. Higgs currently serves as President of the Georgia Athletic Trainers Association and recently co-authored a textbook, Perspectives in Athletic Training. Paul and his wife, Karen, live in Milledgeville and have two children, Mary Helen and Matthew.
Steven P. Niergarth, D.O.
Dr. Steven Niergarth enters his 13th year as Georgia College’s orthopedic surgeon, and currently works at the Milledgeville Bone & Joint Specialists. Dr. Niergarth, a native of Michigan, attended undergraduate and medical school at Michigan State University. He completed an orthopaedic surgery residency at Lansing General Hospital in Lansing, Michigan. Shortly thereafter, he returned to Michigan State University to complete a fellowship in arthroscopic, reconstructive, and sports medicine surgery. He also cared for Michigan State University athletes for seven years before moving to Georgia. Certified in Orthopaedic Surgery, Dr. Niergarth holds memberships with the American Osteopathic Association and the Michigan Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. He has also written and published numerous scientific articles and has presented research at national meetings. Dr. Niergarth and his wife, Heidi, have two daughters. During his free time he enjoys water sports, camping, golfing, and woodworking.
Dr. Mike Martino is in his 14th year at Georgia College and is responsible for physiological testing for several of the Bobcat athletic teams. As the director of the Human Performance Lab, Dr. Martino conducts tests for maximal oxygen consumption, flexibility, speed & agility, and strength as well as body composition and nutritional analysis. Dr. Martino earned his Ph.D. in exercise physiology in 1995 from the University of Alabama and served as an assistant coach for the Crimson Tide swim team. He coached the U.S. national team from 1990 through 1996. He is married to Olympic gold medalist Angel Martino, and the couple has two sons, Michael and Mark.
Assistant Athletic Trainers
Eva Beaulieu
Assistant Athletic Trainer, A.T.C.
Eva Beaulieu is in her third year as an assistant athletic trainer at Georgia College. She spent two years as an assistant at LaGrange College. She recieved both her bachelors in health science and master’s in health promotion at Georgia College.
Carla Graves Graduate Assistant Second Year
Jaimee Reyna, ATC Graduate Assistant First Year
Stephanie Vasquez, ATC Graduate Assistant Second Year
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MEDIA INFORMAT ION
On the Air
For the third season, select road contests and all home matches will be broadcast on the campus radio station: WGUR 88.9 FM. The broadcast will also be available on the Campus Radio web site at www.GCSURadio.com. Both sports information staff members as well as students from the school’s mass communication program will provide play-by-play and color commentary.
Media Information
The Georgia College sports information office is responsible for all media relations and marketing and promotions related to the university’s 10 varsity athletic programs. Press releases, rosters, statistics, and schedules can all be found on the Georgia College Athletics web site at www.GCSUBobcats.com. Georgia College head coach Hope Clark, her assistant coaches and players will be available for interviews in person or via telephone on occasions when prior arrangements have been made. Please make all interview requests through the Georgia College Sports Information office by calling 478-445-1779. Coach Clark and selected players will be available for postgame interviews after a brief 10-minute cooling-off period at the conculsion of a match.
Where Can I Find Bobcat Athletic Coverage? Newspaper
Union Recorder Milledgeville, Ga. Sports - Brent Martin Baldwin Bulletin Milledgeville, Ga. Sports - Chris McKearney Macon Telegraph Macon, Ga. College Sports - Mike Lough
Radio
WMVG 102FM/1450AM Sports - Scott MacLeod WJFL 101.9FM Sports - Michael Cowan
Television
WMAZ - CBS Macon, Ga. WPGA - ABC Macon, Ga. WMGT - NBC Macon, Ga.
Sports Information
Al Weston begins year number five as Georgia College’s Sports Information Director. Weston came to Milledgeville, Ga. by way of Lock Haven University in Lock Haven, Pa. There, he was in charge of media relations for an 18-sport Division II athletic program, including Division I wrestling and field hockey. Among his career highlights at Lock Haven, he helped promote the 2006 National Champion Lady Eagle softball squad, the 2006 Division II Female Athlete of the Year Kristen Erb, and hosted multiple post-season tournaments. Prior to his time at LHU, Weston served as graduate intern at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio, working as primary contact for field hockey, men’s golf and baseball. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in public relations from KSU in 2000, adding a M.A. in sport and recreation management in 2003. Weston is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), and is a District Coordinator for the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Program. He won the 2006 Mid-Atlantic Region Women’s Volleyball SID of the Year from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA). Weston and his wife, Erin have two children--Torin (5) and Al III (3) and live in Gordon, Ga.
Tyler Peck Sports Information Graduate Assistant Third Season
Peck joins the sports information office for his third season in 2010, assisting in all sports information and promotions efforts. Peck graduated from Clemson University in 2006 with a degree in sports managment.
Brian DeCandia Sports Information Graduate Assistant First Season
DeCandia joins the sports information office for his first season. He comes to Georgia College from St. Joseph’s College (Maine) where he worked in the sports information office as a student assistant, receiving a Bachelor’s Degree in Sport Management in 2010.
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ATHLETI C DEPARTMENT
Tom Carty
Ginger Chaffinch
Steve Barsby
Eva Beaulieu Assistant Trainer 478-445-1794
Head Baseball Coach 478-445-1692
Ken Farr
Mark Gainous
Jamie Grodecki Head Softball Coach 478-445-5279
Head Athletic Trainer 478-445-1787
Jimmy Redus
Dr. Joe Samprone
Terry Sellers
Thunder
Toby Wagoner
Head Tennis Coach/ Assistant AD 478-445-1778
Faculty Athletics Representative 478-445-1804
Head Cheerleading Coach 478-445-6341
Mascot 478-445-1779
Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach 478-445-1777
Head Cross Country Coach 478-445-6341
Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach 478-445-4010
Head Men’s Basketball Coach 478-445-4289
Patti Weimer
Athletic Secretary 478-445-6341
Hope Clark
Assistant AD/SWA 478-445-6870
Head Soccer Coach 478-445-4011
Paul Higgs
Zeke Mitchem
Maurice Smith
Wendell Staton
Al Weston
Jimmy Wilson
Head Women’s Basketball Coach 478-445-1788
Sports Information Director 478-445-1779
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Assistant Baseball Coach 478-445-5319
Athletic Director 478-445-6341
Head Golf Coach/Associate AD 478-445-2082
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ATHLETI C DEPARTMENT Built in 2003, Bobcat Field at West Campus provides an excellent venue for some of the best collegiate soccer available in the state of Georgia. Bordered by native trees on three sides to provide a picturesque backdrop, this soccer-specific facility features new light fixtures to host evening competition, a prominent scoreboard to keep fans in the know and well-manicured hybrid bermuda grass turf. In fall 2009, the Bobcats added impressive covered grandstand seating to the facility, so Bobcat fans can enjoy the games despite the weather. Officially part of the Peeler Complex - including the baseball and softball fields nearby - the field was opened in the fall of 2004, the first varsity season for Bobcat soccer. Prior to the 2009 season, Georgia College began construction on seatback stands to the vicwing hillside, improving the viewer’s experience while adding a more complete feel to the facility as a whole. The Bobcats have had success on the home pitch, 30-13-9 in their five seasons, including three Peach Belt Tournament Quarterfinal victories. The ‘Cats were 4-3-4 at home in 2009. Georgia College has many fine athletic facilities in which to compete, highlighted by the $9 million multipurpose Centennial Center. The Centennial Center, which was completed in the fall of 1989, serves as the home for the Georgia College men and women’s basketball teams as well as the offices of the Bobcat athletic department. Located within the historical district of Milledgeville, the 95,000 square-foot building also houses the Department of Kinesiology, and the Center for Health and Lifestyles. The completion of the facility guaranteed that the Bobcats would be competing in one of the finest on-campus arenas in the
state of Georgia and the southeast. The Center has a seating capacity of 4,071 fixed seats and can accommodate up to 800 additional persons with the arranging of chairs on the floor. It features foldout end zone and upper bleachers and three full size basketball courts. Its primary use is for Bobcat basketball, but it also is excellent for large events such as concerts, conference general sessions or exhibits. In addition, the Centennial Center serves as the home of the nationally ranked Georgia College men and women’s tennis teams. Seven lighted laykold surface courts are located just outside of the Centennial Center. The Centennial Center also has a three-lane 1/8-mile walking/running indoor track, an outdoor swimming pool, a free-weight room, four racquetball courts and an athletic training room. The Bobcat baseball, softball and soccer teams compete at the Peeler Athletic Complex. Located minutes from the main campus, the Peeler complex underwent a major facelift in 1992 with the addition of box seats and the renovation of the backstop for the baseball field. The softball field was built in 1990 complete with a scoreboard and bleachers. In 1996 lights were added to both parks, and the complex was dedicated to Mike Peeler, the former athletics director at Georgia College. The baseball field was renamed in honor of John Kurtz, the former coach who put Georgia College baseball on the map. New dugouts were constructed in 2005 along with a new softball pressbox. Softball grandstands were added in 2009, as well as the leveling of the baseball infield. The Georgia College golf team competes multiple beautiful courses the area, including Harbor Club, the Golf Club at Cuscowilla and Little Fishing Creek Golf Course. These courses provide Bobcat golfers with outstanding home venues.
Bobcat Field History Sept. 3, 2004 ....First Varsity Game Sept. 3, 2004 ....First Home Win 3-1 v. Anderson Sept. 3, 2004 ....First Goal Tami Pissott (4:20) Oct. 30, 2004 ....First PBC Win 2-0 v. USC Aiken Sept. 14, 2006 ..First Hat Trick Lyric Burnett v. Lander Sept. 29, 2006 ..10th Home Win 5-0 v. North Alabama Oct. 30, 2007 ....First PBC Tournament Win ..........................2-0 v. Clayton State Oct. 30, 2007 ....20th Home Win 2-0 v. Clayton State Nov. 3, 2009 ......30th Home Win 2-1 v. North Georgia
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LOCKER ROOM RENOVAT IONS
In an effort to make Georgia College more of a home for Bobcat soccer players, the lockerroom at West Campus got a muchneeded facelift in the summer of 2008. The facility has a much softer look, and is more inviting with the addition of couches and other more home-style furniture. Bobcat futbollers can also enjoy their own sit-in style locker, complete with attractive name-plate.
Before 2008’s renovations
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2010 SEASO N PREVIEW tler that is “composed on the ball” and strong in the air.
The Georgia College & State University soccer program plans to mix in the old with the new this season, as the Bobcats welcome new head coach Hope Clark to take the helm. Back are eight starters from a team that finished third in the Peach Belt Conference (PBC), including four former All-PBC selections.
Another starter back to the defense is sophomore Becky Knoll after seeing 15 starts in 2009. “Becky is a dynamic center back. She’s my General out there, with great communication and organization to our defense.”
“This is one of the deeper teams I’ve ever coached,” admits Clark. “And that has me excited about our options against different lineups. Our fitness as always is key. Once we’ve got that down, we’ll know where we stand.” Stifling defense has been the hallmark of the Bobcat soccer team for the last few seasons, and this year’s squad preview starts with defense as well.
Mary Rob Plunkett
GOALKEEPERS The first All-American in program history, Mary Rob Plunkett returns for her senior season. She allowed just a 0.59 GAA a year ago, adding in a .896 save percentage. Plunkett has twice been named all-conference, and is a “talented keeper with impressive size” according to Clark. Freshman Taylor Mulryan redshirted an injury-riddled 2009, but did see limited action. “Taylor is hungry and extremely coachable. Her athleticism will allow her to challenge Plunkett, advancing the success of our goalkeepers.” DEFENDERS
Another starter back is sophomore Jamie Colcord who spent time as both a defensive-mid and at back. She is “strong and physical, getting into the attack very well”. Colcord netted the game-winner in the 2-1 overtime match with Barry University.
Sophomore Haley O’Hayer is a topnotch utility player for coach Clark, as she can excel at multiple positions both in back and on the front line. O’Hayer utilizes her hard work, fitness and speed to her advantage. Senior Kayla Emerson is in for another utility role, and could see time on all three lines. She has good speed and is well skilled. Sophomore Amanda Veillon will be a contributor at outside back or a defensive center mid, and brings a great grade school pedigree from Parkview High.
Slotted for time at center back, outside back or defensive mid, freshman Anna Barrow is a composed player that “needs growth tactically”. Classmate Sarah Yoder “needs experience playing at the faster pace, but is a solid defender with good 1v1 skills. MIDFIELDERS
Two All-PBC backs return to anchor the defensive line. Senior Jessica Binkowski and junior Tawny Moffat both know what it takes to be successful in Division II soccer. A two-time all-conference choice, Binkowski provides “great senior leadership” with “exceptional speed that allows her to help the attack.”
Two-time all-conference pick Ally Treat is quite possibly the top midfielder in the PBC, a “steadfast and composed” competitor who is “dominant in the air”. She’s not afraid to pull the trigger to help the offense, as the midfielder tallied a goal and four assists a year ago.
Moffat is a “surprising player” according to Clark. She’s a bat-
Tawny Moffat
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2010 SEASO N PREVI EW Junior Karen Bonilla is one of the top players on the team, according to Clark. Savvy and creative with the ball, Bonilla helps out on both sides with her vision and ability to “hit the switch”. Freshman Taylor Yee is an outstanding freshman making a mark on her coach in the early preseason with her skill. Yee is a “fighter, with excellent vision and passing precision”. Rookie Brittaney Borror can “hammer the ball, and also is technically sound” and will make an impact this season if she can work better off the ball and on defense.
impact players, not role players. Previously this team was interested in what was safe. We need to take risks and go to the goal. We have new players that are going to make an immediate impact, as well as returners that have already stepped up their game.”
Now in her second season as a Bobcat, Olivia Holden is a well-skilled offensive midfielder with good 1v1 ability and fluidity on the ball. Junior Leah Frazer is a strong 1v1 defender, and is “a sound and composed player”. Senior Kelli McLane continues to battle back from injuries that kept her out of all but five games in 2009, and Clark is hoping to use her “vision and skill as well as her creativity” in the attack. FORWARDS Junior Megan McAlpin returns after leading the 2009 squad with five goals and six assists. McAlpin was the offensive catalyst for the Bobcats and she “has a never quit attitude, continually working hard for her teammates”. Sophomore Anna Wierzbicki had a pair of goals and two assists in her freshman season, and is a talented “ball control player with solid 1v1 vision and good work at the point of attack”. The sophomore will work on getting on frame at the final attack.
Megan McAlpin
Senior Jessica Newland will look to contribute with her experience and leadership qualities. The senior has four goals and three assists in her career. Freshman Alex Knight is quite possibly the most talented 1v1 offensive player on the team, “very creative and flashy”. Another rookie, Allie Schechner will make a late-game impact with her strength and power. Freshman Stephanie Andino has been “one of the best surprises” of the preseason. With “fantastic touch and composed attitude in the final third”, Andino will battle for a starting spot. Rookie Katie Taylor is a “bright player with good 1v1 skills and a high workrate”. The Bobcats struggled to score at times in the 2009 season, leading to 14 total overtime periods and a 1.02 goals scored average. Clark plans to address the scoring punch in 2010. “The build-up is there, we need to work on playing quicker and not holding the ball as much,” she said. “We need
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2010 BO BCAT CO ACHING STAF F
Hope Clark Head Coach Hope Clark was named the third women’s soccer coach in school history in July 2010. Clark comes to Milledgeville after three seasons as the head coach of the women’s soccer program at Auburn University Montgomery. Clark compiled a 35-22-4 mark in her three years at AUM, including advancing to the second round of the 2009 NAIA National Championship Tournament. In her three seasons, the Lady Senators had seven All-Americans, six all-region players and 13 total all-conference honorees. In 2009, AUM was an impressive 15-5-2, falling by penalty-kick shootout in the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) Championship to the eventual 2009 National Champions. The Lady Senators opened the NAIA National Tournament with a 5-3 drubbing of Embry-Riddle before falling in the second round 3-2 to No. 3 California Baptist. The 2007 Lady Senators, Clark’s first squad as a collegiate head coach, finished with a strong 14-5-1 record, advanced to the Southern States Athletic Conference tournament semifinals and earned a berth in the NAIA regional tournament. Clark’s 2008 team struggled through a tough regular-season schedule combined with injuries to finish just 6-12-1, but did advance to the semifinals of the conference tournament and produced the Southern States Athletic Conference (SSAC) Offensive Player of the Year, two firstteam All-SSAC players and an All-American. Clark has previously worked in Georgia, where she spent one year as head coach of varsity boys soccer at Spalding High School. Her collegiate coaching experience includes two seasons (2002-03) as an assistant at the University of Tampa, where she was directly responsible for the training and development of the Spartans’ goalkeepers. In both of her seasons at Tampa, UT’s goalie was voted second-team all-conference and the 2003 Tampa team reached the NCAA postseason. Clark’s first collegiate coaching experience came as an assistant at American University in Washington, D.C., in 2000-01. In 2001, Clark’s work with the Eagles’ goalkeeper helped American earn a Patriot League co-championship and All-Patriot League and AllPatriot League Tournament honors for the student-athlete. Clark spent 2004 through 2006 helping develop some of the top youth soccer talent in Georgia as a staff coach with the Olympic Development Program/Georgia Youth Soccer Association. In addition, she spent 2006 as assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for Glory United Football Club in Hampton, Ga., and 2004 and 2005 as director of goalkeeping and staff coach for the AFC Lightning Soccer Club in Fayetteville, Ga. A native of Louisiana, the former Hope Handley played collegiate soccer as a goalkeeper at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Va. She was a member of VT’s first-ever recruiting class as a freshman in 1994 and lettered all four years at Tech. As a sophomore, Clark was selected as the Hokies’ most valuable player and named third-team All-Mid-Atlantic Region following a season in which she set the Atlantic-10 Conference single-season record for saves with 179. Clark was the first Tech women’s soccer player ever named AllMid-Atlantic Region. Clark played semi-professional soccer in 2005 and 2006 with the Atlanta Silverbacks in the women’s division of the United Soccer Leagues. She has been the assistant director of The Last Defense Goalkeeping Academy and worked with Region 3 Olympic Development Program on staff. Clark’s Keys Clark earned her bachelor’s degree in exercise science and health promotion from Virginia Tech 2009 - AUM - 15-5-2 and her master’s degree in fitness management from American University.
Mary Byrne Graduate Assistant Coach
2008 - AUM - 6-12-1 2007 - AUM - 14-5-1 Overall (3 yrs.)- 35-22-4
Mary Byrne returns to the Bobcat soccer program as graduate assistant coach for the 2010 season. She spent the 2009-10 academic year as a graduate assistant in the administrative offices for Georgia College. A native of Lawrenceville, Ga., Byrne played four seasons (2005-08) for the Bobcats as a midfielder seeing action in 33 games with one start. She tallied five points on a goal and three assists, her lone strike marking the game-winner in a 2-1 victory over always-tough Tusculum College. Byrne is pursuing a Master’s Degree in educational technology.
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2010 BO BCAT SOCCER ROST ER
Hope Clark, Head Coach • Mary Byrne, Graduate Assistant Coach
NUMERICAL ROSTER # NAME POS. CL. 0 Mary Rob Plunkett GK Sr. 01 Taylor Mulryan GK R-Fr. 3 Jamie Colcord D So. 4 Brittaney Borror MF Fr. 5 Megan McAlpin MF/F Jr. 6 Alexandra Knight MF/F Fr. 7 Jessica Newland 8 Allie Schechner 9 Haley O’Hayer 10 11 12 13 15 16 17
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Kelli McLane MF/F Sr. Ally Treat MF Sr. Taylor Yee MF Fr. Jessica Binkowski D Sr. Karen Bonilla MF Jr. Kayla Emerson F Sr. Olivia Holden MF So.
Tawny Moffat D Jr. Becky Knoll D So. Leah Frazer MF Jr. Amanda Veillon D/MF So. Anna Wierzbicki F So. Stephanie Andino F So. Anna Barrow MF Fr. Sarah Yoder D Fr. Katie Taylor F Fr.
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE:
Stephanie Andino - an-DEAN-0 Karen Bonilla - bow-NEE-uh Brittaney Borror - boar Taylor Mulryan - mull-RYE-ann
HT. HOMETOWN/LAST SCHOOL 6-0 Augusta, Ga./Westminster Prep 5-8 Cumming, Ga./Blessed Trinity 5-6 Marietta, Ga./Lassiter 5-3 Evans, Ga./Greenbrier 5-6 Newnan, Ga./Newnan 5-4 Loganville, Ga./ George Walton Acad. 5-1 Hiram, Ga./McEachern 5-7 Wading River, N.Y./ Shoreham-Wading 5-5 Savannah, Ga./ Savannah Arts Acad. 5-6 Lawrenceville, Ga./Brookwood 5-10 Fayetteville, Ga./Sandy Creek 5-3 Alpharetta, Ga./Northview 5-5 Cumming, Ga./Blessed Trinity 5-1 Manassas, Va./Osborn Park 5-2 Fayetteville, Ga./Whitewater 5-2 Fishers, Ind./ Hamilton Southeastern 5-3 Peachtree City, Ga./McIntosh 5-7 Elk Grove, Ill./Conant 5-5 Mississauga, Canada/Lorne Park 5-2 Lilburn, Ga./Parkview 5-4 Newnan, Ga./Newnan 5-2 Johns Creek, Ga./ 5-7 St. Simons, Ga./Frederica Acad. 5-5 Woodstock, Ga./Woodstock 5-0 Sharpsburg, Ga./Northgate
Allie Schechner - sheck-NOR Amanda Veillon - va-LONE Anna Wierzbicki - weers-BICK-ee
BOBCATS BY CLASS Senior - 6 Junior - 4 Sophomore - 6 Freshman - 9 BOBCATS BY LOCATION Georgia - 19 Virginia - 1 Canada - 1 Illinois - 1 Indiana - 1 New York - 1 BOBCATS BY POSITION Goalkeepers - 2 Defense - 9 Midfield - 11 Forwards - 11
BOBCATS BY EXPERIENCE Returning Starters - 7 Returning Letterwinners - 17 Newcomers - 9
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: All-PBC Second Team … PBC AllAcademic First Team … PBC Gold Scholar … PBC Goalkeeper of the Week in week one, PBC Defensive Player of the Week in week seven … Played in all 21 games with 16 starts … Started season as an emergency injury replacement in goal making six appearances with five starts … Went 2-3 with a 1.00 GAA and .792 save percentage, tallying a pair of shutouts and 19 saves … Was named the PBC Goalkeeper of the Week for shutting out her first two opponents, Queens University and Florida Southern College to start the season … In the field, tallied two shots while anchoring the defensive line. 2008: Played in 19 games with 18 starts ... Key to the Bobcat defense that only allowed 10 goals all season ... Second Team AllAcademic PBC ... Second Team All-PBC ... COSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Third Team. 2007: Saw action in 17 games with five starts ... Attempted two shots during her freshman season ... PBC Gold Scholar. High School: Team played in State Championship game all four seasons at Blessed Trinity Catholic ... Starter for GHSA Class 3A State Champs in 2007 ... Member of State Champs in 2004 and co-champions in 2006 ... Team picked up a runner-up honor in 2005 ... Played club soccer for Atlanta Fire United 89 Elite. Personal: Daughter of Bernie and Linda Binkowski ... Born Sept. 22, 1988 ...
BINKOWKSI’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 21-16 0 0 0 2008 19-18 0 0 0 2007 17-5 0 0 0 TOTAL 57-39 0 0 0
SH GW 2 0 4 0 2 0 8 0
Majoring in biology with a concentration in premed ... Binkowski fell in love with Georgia College on her first unofficial campus visit ... Winning the state championship her senior year of high school is her biggest thrill in sports ... Her favorite movie is “How to Lose A Guy in 10 Days” and her favorite TV show is “What I Like About You.”
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: PBC Presidential Scholar … Played in all 21 games with 14 starts … Tallied 29 shots. 2008: Had 15 starts in 18 games played ... Six goals, four assists and 16 points as a sophomore ... Scored in three straight games against Mars Hill, North Alabama and Lander … Second Team All-PBC. 2007: Played in all 18 games, starting four of them ... Had two goals, four assists, and eight points ... Tallied an assist in her first collegiate game against Thomas ... First collegiate goal proved to be a game winner in a 1-0 victory over UNC Pembroke. High School: Played for Whitewater High under head coach Heather Allen ... Won school's Offensive MVP honor her first three seasons ... Earned two selections to AllCounty honors ... Played for GHSA Class 5A State Champions in 2007 ... Wildcat squad finished No. 5 in the state her junior season ... Was her team’s leading scorer in three seasons ... Joined fellow Bobcats Ally Treat and Kelli McLane to win three GYSA Athena A Championships with the AFC Lightning Club. Personal: Daughter of David and Tina Emerson ... Born March 21, 1989 ... Sister of former Bobcat Britni Emerson, the first signee for the Georgia College soccer program ... Chose Georgia College because she loved the school atmosphere and they had a good program for her major ... Majoring in community health ... Lists David Beckham
EMERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 21-14 0 0 0 2008 18-15 6 4 16 2007 18-4 2 4 8 TOTAL 57-33 8 8 24
SH GW 29 0 24 2 10 1 63 3
as her favorite athlete ... Has scoring the gamewinning goal as her biggest sports thrill ... Lists The Hills as her favorite TV show.
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: PBC Silver Scholar … Battled injuries, seeing time in just five games, tallying two shots. 2008: Played in all 20 games while getting two starts ... Scored three goals, one assist and seven points ... Second Team PBC AllAcademic honors. 2007: Played in 16 games with three starts ... Had two goals and nine points ... Was third on the team in assists with five ... First collegiate goal came on Oct. 6 in a 4-0 victory against Shorter ... First collegiate assist came in a win against North Alabama ... PBC Silver Scholar. High School: Only player in Georgia Named to the Super Y National Camp Select Team in Jan. 2007 (top-18 players at national camp) ... Selected to attend the Super Y Camp three times ... Named to Super Y North American Finals All-Tournament Team in 2006 ... Selected to Georgia 88 ODP State Team ... Joined fellow Bobcats Ally Treat and Kayla Emerson to win three GYSA Athena A Championships with the AFC Lightning Club ... Four-year varsity member of Brookwood High squad, twice advancing to the state quarterfinals ... Served as captain of the state semifinalist squad in her senior season ... Was coached by her mother, Anita ... Four-time BHS Scholar Athlete honoree, also earned the Gwinnett Prep Rally/Bowen Homes High School Player of the Week twice. Personal: Nickname is KMAC ... Daughter
MCLANE’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 5-0 0 0 0 2008 20-2 3 1 7 2007 16-3 2 5 9 TOTAL 41-5 5 6 16
SH GW 2 0 23 0 23 0 48 0
of David and Anita McLane ... Born Oct. 7, 1988 ... Majoring in psychology with a criminal justice minor to become a criminal profiler ... She liked Georgia College's laid back and personal atmosphere ... Criminal Minds is her favorite TV show ... Has “All Ye” by Coffey Anderson as her ringtone ... Her biggest sports thrill was the 2008 NCAA Tournament game.
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PLAYER BI OS
2009: PBC Silver Scholar … Played in 19 games with three starts … Had one goal and two points on 10 shots … Knocked in the second goal of the 2-0 season opener victory over Queens University. 2008: Saw action in all 20 games ... Two goals, two assists and six points ... Both goals came in Bobcat victories. 2007: Saw time in 12 games with one start ... Had one goal, one assist, and three points ... Attempted 10 shots ... Tallied a goal and an assist in her first collegiate game on Aug. 25 against Thomas ... PBC Bronze Scholar. High School: During her four seasons at McEachern High, helped the team to the second round of the 2006 GHSA 5A playoffs, scoring 14 goals with five assists her junior season ... Played club soccer for Kennesaw FC and West Metro. Personal: Daughter of Wayne and Lesley Newland ... Born April 23, 1989 ... Majoring in mass communication ... She chose Georgia College because of the awesome atmosphere, the soccer program and the school itself ... Lists her favorite movie as Pirates of the Caribbean ... Cites US Soccer great Michelle Akers as her favorite athlete ... Lists a come-from-behind win as her biggest sports thrill.
NEWLAND’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 19-3 1 0 2 2008 20-0 2 2 6 2007 12-1 1 1 3 TOTAL 51-4 4 3 11
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PLAYER BI OS
2009: NSCAA All-America Third Team … NSCAA National Scholar First Team … NSCAA All-Southeast Region First Team … Daktronics All-Southeast Region First Team … All-PBC First Team … PBC All-Academic Second Team … Four-time PBC Goalkeeper of the Week (9/29, 10/6, 10/20, 10/27) … PBC Silver Scholar … Played in 17 games with 14 starts, amassing 1535:49 minutes … Posted an 8-4-5 record with five shutouts … Added a 0.59 GAA and .896 save percentage … Ranked fourth in Division II for save percentage and 16th in GAA … Topped the Peach Belt in GAA, shutouts and save percentage, ranked fourth in saves with 86 … Made 11 stops in as many tries against thenNo. 3 Columbus State 10/24 … Added 10 saves against Montevallo Oct. 31 in a 1-1 tie. 2008: Started all 20 games at goalkeeper ... Allowed only nine goals including a .886 save percentage ... Also had nine shutouts ... Had an impressive 10 saves in the Armstrong Atlantic contest where the score ended 2-2 ... Second Team All-PBC ... Second Team All-Academic PBC ... Five time PBC Goalkeeper of the Week ... Georgia College Athlete of the Week recipient. 2007: Saw action in 14 matches with 10 starts totaling 990 minutes in the net ... Had a 7-3 record with two shutouts ... Made 40 saves in 51 chances for a .784 save percentage ... Held opponents to a 1.00 goals against average ... Had a season-high 11
PLUNKETT’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN GA-AVG SV 2009 17-14 1535:39 10-0.59 86 2008 20-20 1728:23 9-0.47 70 2007 14-10 990:53 11-1.00 40 TOTAL 51-44 4254:55 30-0.63 196
PCT. W-L-T SH .896 8-4-5 5 .886 13-2-4 9 .784 7-3-0 2 .867 28-9-9 16
saves in a 3-0 loss to Columbus ... PBC Silver Scholar. High School: Was a Silver Medalist for the Greater Augusta Sports Council Female Athlete of the Year ... Twice named to GISA All-State Team, selected to the All-Region squad all four seasons ... Also named to 2006 Georgia 89 ODP State Team ... Member of three strong teams at Westminster Schools, taking GISA Class AAA runner-up in 2006, and earning semifinalist spots in 2004, 2005 and 2007 under head coach Mike Freace ... Named Westminster Female Athlete of the Year ... Lettered in soccer and basketball ... Twice selected to GISA All-Region in hoops ... Was president and founder of the “Rally Club” student spirit club ... Was twice named GISA All-Region in basketball as well. Personal: Daughter of Jim and Mary Anne Plunkett ... Born Feb. 7, 1989 ... A double-major in marketing and management with career desires in sports management ... Chose Georgia College because it was a small school with the feel of a larger school, had a nice location and campus ... Lists winning in 90 minutes as her biggest sports thrill ... Lists One Tree Hill and Friends as her favorite TV shows.
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2009: All-PBC Second Team … PBC AllAcademic First Team … PBC Gold Scholar … Started all 21 games … Tallied a goal and four assists for six points … Her lone goal was a game-winner, providing the 1-0 win over UNC Pembroke in the 61st minute … Assisted on the game-winner at Georgia Southwestern, 2-0. 2008: Started all 20 games ... Two goals, two assists and six points ... First career assist was to Hayley Ferrell against North Georgia in a 2-0 win ... Second Team AllPBC ... First Team All-Academic PBC ... PBC Player of the Week winner. 2007: Saw action in 16 games with 16 starts ... Attempted 30 shots, 10 being shots on goal ... Scored first collegiate goal Oct. 11 against Georgia Southwestern ... Second on the team in minutes played with 1000 ... PBC Gold Scholar. High School: Selected to Georgia 89 ODP State Team in 2006 ... Tallied 43 goals and 19 assists during first three years at Sandy Creek ... Played for Sylvia Riet ... Was an honor graduate ... The AFC Lightning club squad won three GYSA Athena A Championships in her four seasons, teaming with fellow Bobcats Kayla Emerson and Kelli McLane. Personal: Daughter of Jim and Kim Treat ... Born Jan. 31, 1989 ... Majoring in biology with a concentration in pre-med and go into pediatrics ... Chose Georgia College because it was a good fit for her and she loved the
TREAT’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 21-21 1 4 6 2008 20-20 2 2 6 2007 16-16 1 0 2 TOTAL 57-57 4 6 14
SH GW 25 1 20 0 30 0 75 1
campus ... Lists bugs as the thing that scares her most ... Lives by the motto: Believe in the beauty of your dreams ... “Look After You” is her favorite song.
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: Played in 16 games with five starts … Tallied an assist and six shots … Her assist came on the very first goal of the season, the game winner in the 2-0 victory over Queens University. 2008: Started 13 games while seeing action in 17 ... Had three assists, one goal and five points as a freshman ... Her first career goal came against North Alabama in a 5-0 victory ... First Team All-PBC. High School: Was a four-year member of the soccer squad at Osborn Park High, earning Second Team All-Region twice under head coach Robert Watters ... Also was selected to the all-district team three times, including a pair of first-team nods ... Led the squad in goals in 2006 and 2007, earning the team's MVP in 2008 ... Team was District Champions in 2006 ... Graduated a year early. Personal: Daughter of Valentin and Sandra Bonilla ... Born Oct. 21, 1990 ... Majoring in management information systems ... Member of the BYRC Blue Thunder club team ... Was an all-district selection at ODP in 2005 and 2004 ... Lists Ricardo Kaka and Lucio as her favorite athletes ... Chose Georgia College because of the hot weather :) ... Likes any movies with Adam Sandler or Denzel Washington ... Has “Hakuna mutata” for her motto to live by.
BONILLA’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 16-5 0 1 1 2008 17-13 1 3 5 TOTAL 33-18 1 4 6
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: Saw action in 20 games ‌ Fired six shots. 2008: 17 starts along with 20 games of play ... Two assists and two points as a freshman ... First career assist was in a 3-0 win against Alabama-Huntsville. High School: The first international recruit in program history, Frazer started for the Lorne Park Secondary School squad in her junior and senior seasons, coached by both Julie Hunt-Gibbons and Wesley MacNamara ... Also competed in volleyball and rugby ... Was the Woman of the Match for the 2004 Regional Rugby Finals ... Competed for both the North Mississauga and Erin Mills Soccer Clubs ... Selected to OYSL All-Star Team in 2007. Personal: Daughter of Tim and Cindy Frazer ... Born Nov. 23, 1990 ... Majoring in marketing ... Lists Fernando Torres of Premiere Club Liverpool as her favorite athlete ... Chose Georgia College because it was a very nice campus with good academics ... Always wears ankle socks over her game socks as a superstition ... Lists Dora the Explorer as her favorite TV show.
FRAZER’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 20-0 0 0 0 2008 20-17 0 2 2 TOTAL 40-17 0 2 2
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PLAYER BI OS
2009: PBC All-Academic Third Team … PBC Presidential Scholar … Played in all 21 games with 11 starts … Led squad in points with 16, goals with five and assists with six on 30 shots … Notched two game-winning strikes to lead the team as well … Tallied a goal and an assist in the 3-2 double overtime win at West Georgia … Knocked in the game-winner in the 100th minute against USC Aiken … Added a game-winning goal in the PBC Tournament First Round against North Georgia. 2008: Saw action in all 20 games while starting three ... Second on the team with six goals, two assists and 14 points ... Her first career goal came against AlabamaHuntsville helping the Bobcats with a 3-0 victory ... First assist was against North Alabama ... Got the game winning goal against Georgia Southwestern ... PBC AllTournament Team honors. High School: Competed for Newnan High under head coach Aaron Buck ... Newnan High also produced former Bobcat goalkeeper Kristen Moore and current forward Anna Wierzbicki ... Named to both the AllRegion and All-County teams in 2008 ... Selected to the Times-Herald All-Coweta County Team and the Atlanta Journal Constitution All-Fayette-Coweta County Team in 2006 ... Named to GHSA Region 4AAAAA Team in 2006 ... Emassed 89 goals and 57 assists over her four seasons, including 30 goals and 17 helps in 2008 ...
MCALPIN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 21-11 5 6 16 2008 20-3 6 2 14 TOTAL 41-14 11 8 30
SH GW 30 2 20 1 50 3
Competed in club soccer for 2007 State Cup Champs Concorde Fire South under Cedric Marshall and Brian Moore with fellow Bobcat Tawny Moffat. Personal: Daughter of Mark and Linda McAlpin ... Born May 29, 1990 ... Majoring in early childhood education ... Chose Georgia College for both soccer and the early childhood education program ... Listens to “She-Wolf” on her ipod as a pre-game ritual ... Lists Fernando Torres as her favorite athlete ... Her biggest sports thrill was playing in the NCAA Tournament as a freshman.
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2009: All-PBC Second Team defender … Named PBC Defensive Player of the Week for week six … PBC Presidential Scholar … Played in and started all 21 games … Tallied one assist and five shots … Recorded first career assist on the first goal of the season, the game winner in the 2-0 victory over Queens University. 2008: 19 games played with seven starts ... One goal as a freshman which came in the PBC Tournament against UNC Pembroke ... Picked up the Team Impact Award. High School: Lettered for three seasons at McIntosh High in Peachtree City under head coach Marcia Clark ... Named All-County twice and was selected for the Senior AllStar Game ... Named team's most valuable defensive player for her three seasons ... Played for the Concorde Fire South squad under Cedric Marshall and Brian Moore with fellow Bobcat Megan McAlpin ... Won the State Cup in 2007. Personal: Daughter of Craig and Cheryl Moffat ... Born July 5, 1990 ... Majoring in health education with an emphasis in community health ... Names being able to play under pressure and winning HUGE games her biggest thrill in sports ... Lists “Kourtney and Khloe Take Miami” as her favorite TV show ... Listens to her iPod as part of her pre-game preparation.
MOFFAT’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 21-21 0 1 1 2008 19-7 1 0 2 TOTAL 40-28 1 1 3
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: Started all 19 games she on the defensive line … One goal and two points on nine shots … Notched her first career goal in the 2-1 win over Barry University, a gamewinner 3:25 into the first overtime. High School: Played for Lassiter High under John Asmussen and Amy Morris ... Named team’s best offensive player three of her four seasons ... Selected to the all-star team ... Played for the NASA 09 Elite for two seasons, winning a State Club title in 2008. Personal: Daughter of Kim and Terri Colcord ... Born March 1, 1991 ... Majoring in exercise science ... Lists Landon Donovan of the US National Team as her favorite athlete ... Lists Spongebob Squarepants as her favorite TV show ... Has an english muffin with honey and cream cheese as part of her gameday ritual.
COLCORD’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 19-19 1 0 2
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PLAYER BI OS
2009: PBC Presidential Scholar … Played in 20 games with six starts … Had one assist with eight shots … Tallied her first career assist in her first collegiate game, helping on the second goal in the 2-0 win over Queens University to open the season. High School: Played for Hamilton Southeastern High in Fishers, Ind. under head coach Greg Davidson ... Named to the Hoosier Futbol Watchlist in 2009 ... Earned her school’s Golden Boot Award ... Named a Central Women's High School Soccer Players to Watch in 2008 by VYPE.com ... Selected ICGSA All-State twice on the second team ... She also earned all-district and all-conference honors twice ... 2008 varsity team captain ... Also competed for the Dynamo F.C. '91 Red in 2008 and 2009 under head coach Lauren Martz, widely recognized as one of the top clubs in the nation ... Team won ISL League Championship in 2007, as well as PUMA Region III Semifinalists in 2008. Personal: Daughter of Chris and Aimee Holden ... Born Feb. 8, 1991 ... Majoring in art ... Enjoys running, reading and art in her spare time ... Chose Georgia College to play soccer with great people, because she loves the school and because of her major ... Has Sixteen Candles as her favorite movie and Gilmore Girls as her favorite TV show ... Has Sleepyhead by Passion Pit as a ringtone.
HOLDEN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 20-6 0 1 1
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2009: Played in 19 games with 15 starts in defense and midfield … Fired off nine shots. High School: Played for James B. Conant High, a two-time region champ program under head coach Jason Franco ... Chosen all-area and all-conference ... Selected to the all-region and all-sectional teams as well ... Earned team MVP honors ... Selected to both the honor roll and all-honors team ... Played club for Eclipse Select for seven years .Personal: Daughter of Richard and Lois Knoll ... Born Nov. 29, 1990 ... Majoring in outdoor education ... Pre-Game rituals and superstitions include wearing her hair in a braid, listening to music and eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with Haley O’Hayer ... Her favorite athlete is Andrew Ladd ... Chose Georgia College for the soccer program, the education program, the coaches and the team ... Lists clowns as the thing that scares her most ... Cites The Real World as her favorite TV show and Anchorman as her favorite movie.
KNOLL’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 19-15 0 0 0
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2009: Played in 13 games with one start … Tallied three shots. High School: Played for Savannah Arts Academy under head coach Rob Priestley ... Picked up all-region honors in 2007, 2008 and 2009 ... Named to Team of the Year in 2009, selected team MVP and Coach’s Award recipient in 2009 ... Spent six years in the Coastal Georgia Soccer Association for club ball ... Named CGSA Player of the Year in 2007. Personal: Daughter of Tommy and Jennifer O’Hayer ... Born July 20, 1991 ... Majoring in pre-nursing ... Is a champion Irish dancer ... Lists her career goal as becoming a pediatric nurse ... Has “Sleepyhead” by Passion Pit as her ringtone ... Chose Georgia College because the academics were prime and the athletics were even more attractive ... Lists losing her watch as the thing that scares her most.
O’HAYER’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 13-1 0 0 0
2 0 10 G E O R G I A C O L LE G E S O CC E R
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2009: PBC Presidential Scholar … Saw time in 18 games with two starts … Tallied three shots. High School: Spent three seasons on the varsity squad at the highly-decorated Parkview High, playing under head coach Judson Hamby ... Was part of three state championships from 2007-09, marking the first girls team in Georgia 5A history to three-peat ... The squad also compiled a whopping 43-game win streak during her time at Parkview ... She played her club ball for the GSA 91 Phoenix Red from 2005-09, guided by head coach Rick Shaw. Personal: Daughter of John and Tamsen Boone ... Born Aug. 10, 1991 ... Majoring in pre-nursing ... Her biggest thrill in sports are sick keeper saves ... Has eventual career goals of attaining a masters degree after working two years with her BSN ... Loves to play the piano ... Lists legendary French soccer player Zinedine Zidane as her favorite athlete.
VEILLON’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 18-2 0 0 0
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PLAYER BIOS
2009: PBC Bronze Scholar … Played in 18 games with three starts … Had two goals and two assists for six total points … Tallied 12 shots … Netted the game winning goal in the 2-0 win at Flagler College … Her first career goal came at Georgia Southwestern Sept. 23 … Tallied her first career assist on the gamewinner at the University of West Georgia in double overtime Sept. 18. High School: Graduated from Newnan High, where she played for Aaron Buck ... Named team’s offensive MVP ... Member of the AFC Lightening Soccer Club, coached by Andy Thompson. Personal: Daughter of David and Janis Wierzbicki ... Born Oct. 22, 1990 ... Majoring in pre-health education ... Lists cockroaches as the thing that scares her the most … Loves watching the Atlanta Braves in her spare time, and has Chipper Jones as her favorite athlete ... Scoring the game winning goal on a header in the last five minutes to win divsion as her biggest thrill in sports ... Lists the Scooby Doo theme song as her ringtone.
WIERZBICKI’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS G A PTS 2009 18-3 2 2 6
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2009: Earned injury hardship waiver for redshirt season ... PBC Presidential Scholar … Battled injuries all season, seeing action in two games, logging 46:47 minutes … posted a 1.92 GAA … Played in games against West Georgia and Georgia Southwestern. High School: Played for Blessed Trinity High under head coach Gilbert JeanBaptiste ... Picked up State Championships in AAA for 2007 and 2008 ... Added three region titles ... Was a member of ASA Extreme from 2007-08. Personal: Daughter of Tom and Linda Schulte ... Born Oct. 15, 1990... Majoring in accounting ... Chose Georgia College for the school's size and because she loved the campus ... Listens to music and does a Rubik’s Cube for her pre-game ritual ... Lists "Only Prettier" by Miranda Lambert as her ringtone ... Favorite movie is Gone in 60 Seconds, with Hell’s Kitchen as her favorite TV show.
MULRYAN’S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR G-GS MIN GA-AVG SV 2009 2-0 46:47 1-1.92 0
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#23 Stephanie Andino F - So. - 5-2 Johns Creek, Ga./Northview Major: Exercise Science
High School: Graduated from Northview High where she played for Jen Barr ... Was a four-time scholar-athlete ... Chosen program’s top offensive player for three-straight seasons ... Served as team captain for her final two years ... Helped lead the 2009 Northview squad to their first playoff appearance in school history ... Also played for the Norcross Soccer Academy from 2007-09. Personal: Daughter of Javier and Mari Andino ... Born Nov. 16, 1990 ... Majoring in exercise science ... Chose Georgia College because of its beautiful campus, academic recognition and great athletics program ... Lists former NBA great Michael Jordan as her favorite athlete ... Her biggest thrill in sports is celebrating with her team and hearing roar of the crowd after scoring a sick goal ... Has “Summertime” by Kenny Chesney as her ringtone ... Cites Finding Nemo for her favorite movie and The Office as her favorite TV show.
#24 Anna Barrow
MF - Fr. - 5-7 St. Simons, Ga./Frederica Academy Major: Early Childhood Education
High School: Graduate of Frederica Academy in St. Simons Island, Ga. ... Lettered four years of basketball and five years of soccer ... All-State and all-region four years in soccer for Charlie Morgan ... MVP honors for soccer ... Coaches award in both basketball and soccer. Personal: Daughter of Bill and Dottie Barrow ... Born Dec. 2, 1991 ... Majoring in early childhood education ... Lists Remember the Tians as her favorite movie ... Chose Georgia College because of opportunity to receive a great education and play soccer.
#4 Brittaney Borror MF - Fr. - 5-3 Evans, Ga./Greenbrier Major: Pre-Nursing
High School: Graduate of Greenbrier High, where she played for Wes Kendrick ... Was school’s MVP and two-time player of the year. Personal: Daughter of Joe and Mary Borror ... Born March 11, 1992 ... Majoring in pre-nursing ... Chose Georgia College for its nursing program ... Lists Uruguayan soccer player Diego Forlan as her favorite athlete ... Has clips from the movie Despicable Me for her ringtone ... Has It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia for her favorite TV show.
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PLAYER BI OS
#6 Alex Knight
MF/F - Fr. - 5-4 Loganville, Ga./George Walton Academy Major: Pre-Health Education
High School: Two-sport athlete at George Walton Academy in Monroe, Ga. ... All-region track in 2009 ... MVP honors, all-region and All-State in soccer in 2009 and 2010 ... Ran five years of track ... Two years of soccer under Lori White. Personal: Daughter of Danny and Wendy Knight ... Born Aug. 19, 1992 ... Majoring in pre-health education ... Chose Georgia College for soccer and the education program ... Needles scare her the most ... Lists winning a game when being underestimated as her biggest sports thrill.
#8 Allie Schechner
F - Fr. - 5-7 Wading River, N.Y./Shoreham-Wading River Major: Pre-Health Education
High School: Graduated with advanced regents honors from Shoreham-Wading River High, playing under head coach Andrew Moschetti ... Was chosen all-county in her career. Personal: Daughter of Martin and Laura Schechner ... Born Jan. 9, 1992 ... Majoring in pre-health education ... Lists Natasha Kai of the Sky Blue FC as her favorite athlete ... Chose Georgia College because of the beautiful campus and the awesome people ... Cites failure as the thing that scares her most ... Has winning the state cup for the second time in a row as her biggest sports thrill.
#26 Katie Taylor F - Fr. - 5-0 Sharpsburg, Ga./Northgate Major: Undecided
High School: Graduated from Northgate High where she played for coach Bryan Hicks ... Named allregion honoree in her final three seasons ... Selected team’s offensive MVP in her freshman and senior years. Personal: Daughter of Mike and Mary Taylor ... Born July 13, 1991 ... Undecided on a major ... Chose Georgia College because she loved the campus and wanted to be a member of the soccer team ... Has “She Got it Made” by Piles as her ringtone ... Lists The Lion King as her favorite movie and The Secret Life of an American Teenager as her favorite TV show.
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PLAYER BIOS
#12 Taylor Yee
MF - Fr. - 5-3 Alpharetta, Ga./Northview Major: Chemistry
High School: Graduated from Northview High in Duluth, Ga. where she lettered for four years .... GHSA AAAAA State Runner-up ... Team’s MVP in 2010 ... Varisty girls KLEOS Award ... Honor Roll ... Super honor roll ... Principal’s list ... Captains award ... 2010 DiVarsity.com All-Star Team. Personal: Daughter of Micahel Yee ... Born Sept. 9, 1991 ... Majoring in chemistry ... Chose Georgia College because it was close enough to home so her dad could watch most of the soccer games, yet far enough to have a college life ... Her favorite athlete is Tim Tebow ... Her biggest thrill in sports was after defeating Parkview realizing her team would compete for AAAAA State Championship.
#25 Sarah Yoder
D - Fr. - 5-5 Woodstock, Ga./Woodstock Major: Biology
High School: Graduated from Woodstock High School ... Two-time all-county in 2009 and 2010 ... Most valuable de er ... Assistant captain in 2009 and captain in 2010. Personal: Daughter of Fritz and Tisha Yoder ... Born June 6, 1992 ... Majoring in biology ... Chose Georgia College to receive a great education and opportunity to play soccer ... Her biggest thrill in sports was being part of a team that m to state playoffs for the first time in school history.
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2009 REVIEW AND RESULTS Bobcats garner first NCAA Tournament trip among other great moments
With a 13-3-4 record, best in the program's history, a 5-1-2 Peach Belt record, also best ever, and with several team and individual records broken, there is no doubt that Georgia College Soccer has become an elite program recognized Nationally with it's first NSCAA National Ranking as well as it's first-ever NCAA National Tournament Appearance. In perspective, this was truly an amazing season not just in the historical context of the program, but for any program at any time: A dominating team defense which was on top of the national statistics, being nationally ranked and making the NCAA tournament is a great year for any team and especially for a five-year old program in the middle of it's first coaching transition. After a tough pre-season schedule, the season started with a 0-0 tie against Belmont Abbey, not the way coaches and players would have envisioned, but in the second game against perennial regional powerhouse Tusculum College, a 21 win gave the team much needed confidence boost. Two more wins against non-conference opponents and a 3-0-1 record meant the team's first appearance in the NSCAA Regional Ranking, an honor maintained through the end of the season. The team's first conference match against UNC Pembroke would prove to be a test since UNCP was ranked in the top-10 nationally and undefeated. In an accident-filled game, UNCP would break through at the end of the half and hand the Bobcats its first loss of the season, and what would be the only regular season loss of the year. A four-game winning streak including a 1-0 win at home vs. Lander, preceded a much anticipated match against Armstrong Atlantic, who had been in the NCAA Tournament the last two years. After going down an early goal, the Bobcats showed much character and were able to score two goals before halftime. It seemed the score would hold up until the last minute of play when AASU scored a tying goal to send the game into OT, but neither team was able to break the deadlock. In the next six games, the Bobcats posted a 5-0-1 record, including four key PBC wins leading to the last regular season contest at Columbus State. CSU had already clinched the PBC Championship, and Georgia College could finish no higher than third place, its highest finish ever, but the game was a defensive battle, in which the tough Georgia College defense provided its 12th shutout. The Conference tournament brackets were set and the Bobcats beat Lander 2-0 in the first round to set up a rematch with UNC Pembroke in the semifinal in Evans, Ga. In a game where the Bobcats were out playing their opponents, a "fatal five minutes cost us the game," said Favero referring to a missed penalty kick for the Bobcats and allowing two goals right after that. A late tally off a corner kick proved to be too little. So could this great season have come to an end .... Georiga College would have to wait three long nights and two days to find out if their 13-2-4 record would be enough to get an at-large bid to the NCAA tournament. On a Monday afternoon, as the team gathered in the locker room, the announcement was made and the team exploded with joy and emotion. The Bobcats had done it ... they were on their way to the first-ever NCAA appearance and would face Catawba College, a team Favero was familiar with from his days in the South Atlantic Conference. The game started well for the team with the run of play and early scoring chances clearly on their favor. One of those clear chances was capitalized halfway through the first half on a goal by sophomore Kayla Emerson. The second half saw the momentum change and a couple of missed clearances led to the tying tally by Catawba. The uncharacteristic defensive lapses would prove to be the undoing of the team as in the first OT period, a similar play would lead to the last goal the team would allow in 2008, and with it the end of an incredible season.
HONORS
Georgia College also landed its first players on the NSCAA All-Region Team, as
senior forward Hayley Ferrell and junior defender Morgan Cobb earned slots on the Southeast Region squad. Ferrell and Cobb joined five other Bobcats on the All-PBC teams, as sophomores Jessica Binkowski, Mary Rob Plunkett, Ally Treat and Kayla Emerson joined freshman Karen Bonilla with all-conference honors. Junior Kara Teresi and freshman Megan McAlpin were named to the PBC All-Tournament Team. The Bobcats got it done in the classroom as well, as senior Beth Coughlin and Binkowski were selected to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Team. Coughlin, Jamie Nevin, Treat, Binkowski, Lyric Burnett, Jeni Day, Kelli McLane, Plunkett and Ferrell were also selected to the first Peach Belt All-Academic Team. The Bobcats also picked up a team academic award through the NSCAA and the National Ethics/Sportsmanship honor from the same organization.
2009 Schedule/Results Date 8/29 8/30 9/4 9/6 9/11 9/13 9/18 9/20 9/23 9/27 9/30 10/3 10/7 10/11 10/17 10/21 10/24 10/28 10/31 11/3 11/6
Opponent Result v. Queens W, 2-0 v. Florida Southern W, 1-0 Catawba L, 0-1 Florida Tech L, 0-3 Lincoln Memorial T, 0-0 2ot #11 Carson-Newman L, 0-1 West Georgia W, 3-2 2ot Barry W, 2-1 ot Georgia Southwestern* W, 2-0 v. Tampa L, 0-1 Lander* T, 0-0 2ot North Georgia* T, 1-1 2ot #20 Armstrong Atlantic* L, 0-1 Clayton St.* W, 3-0 Flagler* W, 2-0 UNC Pembroke* W, 1-0 #3 Columbus St.* T, 0-0 2ot USC Aiken* W, 2-1 ot Montevallo* T, 1-1 2ot North Georgia^ W, 2-1 v. Montevallo^ L, 1-2
Bold Denotes Home Match *Denotes PBC Match ^Denotes PBC Tournament
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2009 STATISTI CS OVERALL: 10-6-5 - PEACH BELT: 5-1-4 - HOME: 4-3-4 - AWAY: 4-1-1 - NEUTRAL: 2-2-0
## 5 26 2 24 14 22 11 7 3 17 15 18 6 23 16 4 19 20 21 9 13 10
NAME McAlpin, Megan Nevin, Jamie Owen, Daria Teresi, Kara Burnett, Lyric Wierzbicki, Anna Treat, Ally Newland, Jessica Colcord, Jamie Holden, Olivia Bonilla, Karen Moffat, Tawny Cobb, Morgan Kolodin, Erika Emerson, Kayla Young, Sarah Knoll, Becky Frazer, Leah Veillon, Amanda O’Hayer, Haley Binkowski, Jessica McLane, Kelli TOTAL OPPONENTS
## 0 13 01
NAME GP-GS Plunkett, Mary Rob 17-14 Binkowski, Jessica 6-5 Mulryan, Taylor 2-0 TEAM TOTAL 21 OPPONENTS 21
Jessica Binkowski
GP-GS 21-11 21-13 21-11 21-16 21-11 18-3 21-21 19-3 19-19 20-6 16-5 21-21 21-21 16-1 21-14 20-5 19-15 20-0 18-2 13-1 21-16 5-0 21 21
G 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 16
A 6 2 3 1 2 2 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 11
PTS 16 12 9 7 6 6 6 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 71 43
[-------GOAL AVG-----------] MIN GA AVG 1535:39 10 0.59 450:00 5 1.00 46:47 1 1.92 2032:26 2032:26
16 23
Daria Owen
0.71 1.02
SH 30 33 28 49 19 12 25 10 9 8 6 5 3 1 29 11 9 6 3 3 2 2 303 265
SVS 86 19 0 1 106 106
GW 2 2 2 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 6
SV % .896 .792 .000 .869 .822
Jamie Nevin
PK-ATT 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-2 2-3
W-L-T 8-4-5 2-3-0 0-0-0
10-6-5 6-10-5
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PEACH BELT CONF ERENCE
Vision Statement
The Peach Belt Conference is committed to providing through its dependent collegiate members, a forum for student participation in athletic, academic, and co-curricular events under the auspices of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Division II.
We will exemplify the characteristics of a premier intercollegiate conference that prides itself on the inclusion of students of all demographic groups who wish to participate in a well-rounded sports program. Our institutions, our academic goals, our athletic aspirations reflect a commonality of purpose and a commitment to excellence in the classroom and on the playing field.
Now entering its 21st year of existence in 2010-11, the Peach Belt Conference has become one of the elite Division II conferences in the nation. Since its inception in 1990-91, the Peach Belt has developed a consistent history of excellence which continues to this day with 28 national championships and 25 national finalist Starting with only two championships in 1991, in men’s and women’s basketball, the conference has expanded to 13 championship sports with the addition of women’s golf in the fall of 2009. The conference traces its roots back to November of 1988 when 11 schools first met in Greenville, S.C. to form a Division II conference. Following a second meeting on Dec. 3, 1989, five of those 11 schools, plus two others, formed the Peach Belt and begin play in fall 1990. The Peach Belt was less than a year old before capturing a national championship. The Columbus State golf team took the honor by winning the 1992 national crown, the first of three golf championships the Cougars own. One year later, the Lander men's tennis team began their record-breaking run of eight straight national titles, the first PBC dynasty. Since then, USCA men's golf has won three straight national titles from 2004-06 while AASU women's tennis has captured four titles overall. The 2008-09 season was among the conference’s most memorable. The Armstrong Atlantic State men’s and women’s tennis teams both won their respective national championships – for the second year in a row; a feat only done once before in college tennis. In addition, the Augusta State men’s basketball team became the first conference program to make back-to-back trips to the NCAA Elite Eight, Armstrong Atlantic became the first PBC volleyball team ever to
PBC OFFICERS PRESIDENT:
Dr. Kendall Blanchard Georgia Southwestern State University
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Dr. Fred Carter Francis Marion University
VICE-PRESIDENT:
advance to the Elite Eight and the North Georgia softball team was ranked #1 in the nation and reached the World Series. The seven charter members of the conference were Armstrong Atlantic State University, Columbus State University, Francis Marion University, Georgia College & State University, Lander University, USC Aiken and USC Upstate. The name Peach Belt Athletic Conference was adopted in January of 1990 and modified to Peach Belt Conference in May of 2000. Augusta State joined the conference in 1991 and UNC Pembroke became the ninth member on July 1, 1992. They were followed by Kennesaw State University on July 1, 1994, Clayton State University on July 1, 1995 and the University of North Florida on July 1, 1997. Kennesaw State and North Florida departed for the Division I ranks in 2005, USC Upstate did the same in 2007, and the conference welcomed in North Georgia College & State University in 2005 and Georgia Southwestern State University in 2006. For 2009-10, the Peach Belt has grown once again with the addition of the University of Montevallo and Flagler College, giving the PBC 13 members, the most the league has ever had. The addition of the two schools returns the PBC to the state of Florida and expands the league into Alabama for the first time. David Brunk was named the second PBC commissioner in May of 2007. Brunk replaced Marvin Vanover, who was the first PBC commissioner from 1991 to 2007. Brunk is charged with continuing the strong growth of the conference as its second era begins. The conference currently holds championships in 13 sports, six for men and seven for women.
Board of Directors
Dr. Linda Bleicken, President, Armstrong Atlantic State University
Dr. William A. Bloodworth, Jr., President, Augusta State University
Dr. Thomas Hynes, Jr. , Interim President, Clayton State University Dr. Timothy Mescon, President, Columbus State University Dr. William Abare, Jr. , President, Flagler College
Dr. Fred Carter, President, Francis Marion University
Dr. Linda Bleicken
Dr. Dorothy Leland, President, Georgia College & State University
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT:
Dr. Daniel Ball, President, Lander University
Armstrong Atlantic State University
Dr. Kendall A. Blanchard, Georgia Southwestern State University Dr. Philip Williams, President, University of Montevallo
Dr. David Potter North Georgia College & State University
Dr. David Potter. President, North Georgia College & State University
COMMISSIONER:
University of North Carolina at Pembroke
Dave Brunk
Dr. Charles Jenkins, Interim Chancellor,
Dr. Thomas L. Hallman, Chancellor, University of South Carolina Aiken
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2009 PEACH BELT W OMEN始S SOCCER STANDINGS SCHOOL Columbus St.^# Armstrong Atlantic*# Georgia College Lander North Georgia UNC Pembroke Flagler Montevallo Clayton St. USC Aiken Georgia Southwestern
Pts 25 24 19 19 19 13 13 11 10 6 0
PBC 8-1-1 8-2-0 5-1-4 6-3-1 6-3-1 4-5-1 4-5-1 3-5-2 3-6-1 2-8-0 0-10-0
OVERALL 16-3-3 16-4-3 10-6-5 11-4-2 10-5-2 10-8-1 8-9-1 8-9-3 4-10-1 6-11-0 3-13-0
# - NCAA Tournament Participant; ^ - PBC Regular-Season Champion; * - PBC Tournament Champion
2009 PEACH BELT TOURNAMENT RESULTS FIRST ROUND (11/3/09) Armstrong Atlantic 3, UNC Pembroke 0 Georgia College 2, North Georgia 1 Lander 1, Flagler 0 Montevallo 1, Columbus State 0 SEMIFINALS (11/6/09) Montevallo 2, Georgia College 1 Armstrong Atlantic 2, Lander 1 FINALS (11/8/09) Armstrong Atlantic 5, Montevallo 2
2009 NCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND (11/13/09) Armstrong Atlanic 5, Belmont Abbey 0 SECOND ROUND (11/15/09) Columbus State 4, Armstrong Atlantic 2 THIRD ROUND (11/20/09) Carson-Newman 3, Columbus State 2
2010 PBC TOURNAMENT First Round Nov. 2 Campus Sites
Semifinals Nov. 5
Final Round Nov. 7
#8 SEED
2009 ALL-PEACH BELT CONFERENCE TEAM FORWARDS- FIRST TEAM Kristin Burton, Armstrong Atlantic Gina Goforth, Columbus St. Kelsey Martin, North Georgia Cherie Sayon, Clayton St. SECOND TEAM Christina Barbour, Lander Britney Joiner, UNC Pembroke Paige Scott, Montevallo Anna Svensson, UNC Pembroke MIDFIELDERS- FIRST TEAM Morgan Mitchell, Armstrong Atlantic Kelly Penston, North Georgia Tiffany Urquhart, Flagler Jill Walthall, Columbus St. SECOND TEAM Natalie Martineau, Montevallo Christin Moss, Lander Daria Owen, Georgia College Ally Treat, Georgia College DEFENDERS- FIRST TEAM Morgan Cobb, Georgia College Laurel McKenzie, Columbus St. Carey Patterson, Armstrong Atlantic Casey Smith, North Georgia SECOND TEAM Jessica Binkowski, Georgia College Kim Gaughan, Columbus St. Tawny Moffat, Georgia College Annie Whitley, USC Aiken GOALKEEPERS- FIRST TEAM Mary Rob Plunkett, Georgia College SECOND TEAM Kelly Nimmo, Columbus St. Player of the Year Kristin Burton, Armstrong Atlantic Freshman of the Year Kelsey Martin, North Georgia Coach of the Year Chris Adams, North Georgia
#8 SEED #8 SEED #8 SEED #8 SEED #8 SEED #8 SEED #8 SEED
PBC Final Four Blanchard Woods Park Evans, Ga.
Morgan Cobb and Mary Rob Plunkett were named AllPBC First Team in 2009.
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GCSU ATHLET ICS HALL OF FAME
The 2008-09 season marked the 40th anniversary of athletic competition at Georgia College & State University. Now in its third year in existence is the Georiga College Athletic Hall of Fame, honoring former Colonials and Bobcats for their efforts to their sports and the University as a whole. The four-member class in 2009 brings the total to 19 honorees in the Georiga College Hall of fame. Anyone interested in nominating a former student athlete need only fill out the form located on the Athletics Web Site at www.GCSUBobcats.com.
Class of 2008 Lilia Biktyakova - Tennis Julius Joseph - Basketball Rusty Kea - Baseball Alex McMichael - Golf Missy (Thomas) Swicord - Gymnastics Class of 2009 Anna (Haggkvist) Sundstrom - Tennis Leonard Scott - Basketball Jay Torrence - Tennis Greg Winters - Baseball
The 2009 induction class
Jennifer Joiner
Inaugural Class Phil Arp - Baseball Sherita Ballard - Basketball Tom Gorman - Baseball Jennifer Joiner - Softball John Kurtz - Baseball Coach Michael Peeler - Athletic Director/ Golf Coach David Robinson - Golf Julia Roudkovskaya - Tennis Duward Whelchel - Tennis Coach Robert Williams - Basketball
Anna (Haggkvist) Sundstrom
Robert Williams
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ALL-T IME AWARDS/ HO NO RS NSCAA ALL-AMERICAN 2009 Mary Rob Plunkett, Third Team NSCAA ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION 2009 Mary Rob Plunkett, First Team Morgan Cobb, Third Team 2008 Hayley Ferrell, Third Team Morgan Cobb, Third Team DAKTRONICS ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION Mary Rob Plunkett, First Team 2009 Morgan Cobb, Second Team 2007 Morgan Cobb, Second Team ALL-PEACH BELT CONFERENCE Morgan Cobb, First Team 2009 Mary Rob Plunkett, First Team Daria Owen, Second Team Ally Treat, Second Team Jessica Binkowski, Second Team Tawny Moffat, Second Team 2008 Morgan Cobb, First Team Karen Bonilla, First Team Hayley Ferrell, Second Team Ally Treat, Second Team Kayla Emerson, Second Team Mary Rob Plunkett, Second Team Jessica Binkowski, Second Team 2007 Hayley Ferrell Morgan Cobb Jamie Nevin 2005 Hayley Ferrell CoSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2007 Beth Coughlin, Third Team CoSIDA/ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2008 Beth Coughlin, First Team Jessica Binkowski, Third Team 2007 Beth Coughlin, First Team Jamie Nevin, Second Team NSCAA ALL-NATION SCHOLARS 2009 Mary Rob Plunkett, First Team NSCAA ALL-REGION SCHOLARS 2009 Mary Rob Plunkett, First Team Jessica Binkowski, Third Team Ally Treat, Third Team Kara Teresi, Honorable Mention Lyric Burnett, Honorable Mention Jamie Nevin, Honorable Mention PEACH BELT ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 2009 Jessica Binkowski, First Team Ally Treat, First Team Jamie Nevin, First Team Lyric Burnett, Second Team Mary Rob Plunkett, Second Team Morgan Cobb, Third Team Kara Teresi, Third Team Jessica Newland, Third Team Megan McAlpin, Third Team
2008
Beth Coughlin, First Team Jamie Nevin, First Team Ally Treat, First Team Jessica Binkowksi, Second Team Lyric Burnett, Second Team Jeni Day, Second Team Kelli McLane, Second Team Mary Rob Plunkett, Second Team Hayley Ferrell, Third Team PEACH BELT ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 2009 Daria Owen Jamie Nevin 2008 Megan McAlpin Kara Teresi 2007 Morgan Cobb Daria Owen 2006 Ali Caton 2005 Meredith Moran 2004 Michelle Parr PBC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2009 Tawny Moffat (10/6) Jessica Binkowski (10/13) Morgan Cobb (11/3) 2008 Morgan Cobb (9/3) Ally Treat (9/9) Kara Teresi (9/30) Morgan Cobb (10/21) Morgan Cobb (11/4) PBC GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK 2009 Jessica Binkowski (9/1) Mary Rob Plunkett (9/290 Mary Rob Plunkett (10/6) Mary Rob Plunkett (10/20) Mary Rob Plunkett (10/27) 2008 Mary Rob Plunkett (9/9) Mary Rob Plunkett (9/30) Mary Rob Plunkett (10/7) Mary Rob Plunkett (10/27) Mary Rob Plunkett (11/4) PBC PLAYER OF THE WEEK 2007 Hayley Ferrell (10/16) 2005 Meredith Moran (9/20) 2004 Tami Pissott (9/14) PEACH BELT PRESIDENTIAL HONOR ROLL Jessica Binkowski . . . . . .2009G, 2008G Jordan Bryant . . . . . . . . .2008P Lyric Burnett . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008S, 2007 Mary Byrne . . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008G, 2007, 2006 Holly Chandler . . . . . . . . .2005 Morgan Cobb . . . . . . . . . .2009B Beth Coughlin . . . . . . . . .2009B, 2008S, 2007, 2006 Jeni Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008S, 2007 Christine Davidson . . . . .2008S Britni Emerson . . . . . . . . .2008G, 2006, 2005 Hayley Ferrell . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008S, 2007, 2006 Sydney Flinn . . . . . . . . . .2005 Sarah Flynn . . . . . . . . . . .2005 Jacquelyn Gabel . . . . . . .2005 Kim Goodwin . . . . . . . . . .2006 Lauren Hall . . . . . . . . . . .2009S Leanne Hill . . . . . . . . . . . .2008B Kathleen Hovey . . . . . . . .2008P, 2007 Tori Klein . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005
Jessica Koburger . . . . . . .2006, 2005 Erika Kolodin . . . . . . . . . .2009B, 2008B, 2007 Miranda Markesteyn . . . .2008S, 2007 Megan McAlpin . . . . . . . .2009S Jessica McGinnis . . . . . . .2008B, 2007, 2006 Kelli McLane . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008S Kristen Moore . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008G, 2007, 2006 Meredith Moran . . . . . . . .2006, 2005 Jamie Nevin . . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008G, 2007 Jessica Newland . . . . . . .2009G, 2008B Emily Norris . . . . . . . . . . .2008G, 2007, 2006, 2005 Daria Owen . . . . . . . . . . .2008B Michelle Parr . . . . . . . . . .2005 Joanna Papy . . . . . . . . . .2006 Mary Rob Plunkett . . . . . .2009B, 2008S Tami Pissott . . . . . . . . . . .2005 Stacie Proffitt . . . . . . . . . .2007, 2006 Meghan Rothenberg . . . .2008S, 2007, 2006 Sierra Sasser . . . . . . . . . .2006, 2005 Emily Seder . . . . . . . . . . .2005 Caitlin Smith . . . . . . . . . .2009B Katie Snyder . . . . . . . . . .2008S Sarah Story . . . . . . . . . . .2006 Alex Stover . . . . . . . . . . .2008B, 2007, 2006 Kara Teresi . . . . . . . . . . .2009S, 2008B, 2007 Alex Thon . . . . . . . . . . . .2007, 2006 Charlsey Thornton . . . . . .2006 Amanda Traber . . . . . . . .2006 Ally Treat . . . . . . . . . . . . .2009G, 2008G Karly Zapp . . . . . . . . . . . .2008P
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MATCH AND SEASO N INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MATCH RECORDS
MOST GOALS: 3 - Hayley Ferrell v. North Alabama, 9/9/07; Lyric Burnett v. Lander, 9/14/06 MOST ASSISTS: 2, Many Times - MR- Hayley Ferrell v. Clayton St., 10/22/08 MOST POINTS: 6 - Hayley Ferrell v. North Alabama, 9/9/07 and v. Clayton St., 10/22/08; Lyric Burnett v. Lander, 9/14/06 MOST SHOTS: 8 - Sierra Sasser v. USC Aiken, 10/13/04; Tami Pissott at North Greenville, 9/11/04 MOST SAVES: 16 - Michelle Parr v. Francis Marion, 10/9/04 SEASON RECORDS
GOALS 1. 16, Hayley Ferrell (2007) 2. 11, Meredith Moran (2005) 3. 10, Hayley Ferrell (2008) 4. 8, Hayley Ferrell (2005) 5. 7, Hayley Ferrell (2006) ASSISTS 1. 8, Natalie Thomas (2005) 8, Beth Coughlin (2007) 3. 7, Jamie Nevin (2007) 4. 6, Hayley Ferrell (2008) 6, Megan McAlpin (2009) POINTS 1. 34, Hayley Ferrell (2007) 2. 26, Hayley Ferrell (2008) 3. 24, Meredith Moran (2005) 4. 19, Jamie Nevin (2007) 5. 17, Hayley Ferrell (2005) SHOTS 1. 63, Hayley Ferrell (2007) 2. 54, Hayley Ferrell (2008) 3. 49, Kara Teresi (2009) 4. 39, Hayley Ferrell (2006) 5. 36, Hayley Ferrell (2005) MATCH-WINNING GOALS 1. 6, Hayley Ferrell (2007) 2. 5, Hayley Ferrell (2008) 3. 4, Hayley Ferrell (2005) SAVES 1. 127, Michelle Parr (2004) 2. 86, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 3. 83, Michelle Parr (2005) 4. 70, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 5. 63, Kristen Moore (2006) SHUTOUTS 1. 9, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 2. 5, Michelle Parr (2005) 5, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 4. 4, Michelle Parr (2004) 5. 3, Kristen Moore (2006)
GOALS-AGAINST AVG (MIN. 1000 MINUTES) 1. 0.47, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 2. 0.59, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 3. 0.93, Kristen Moore (2006) 4. 1.41, Michelle Parr (2004) 5. 1.65, Michelle Parr (2005) GOALKEEPER MINUTES 1. 1728:23, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 2. 1597:44, Michelle Parr (2004) 3. 1535:39, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 4. 1419:15, Michelle Parr (2005) 5. 1351:33, Kristen Moore (2006) SAVE PERCENTAGE (MIN. 1000 MINUTES) 1. .896, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 2. .886, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 3. .836, Michelle Parr (2004) 4. .818, Kristen Moore (2006) 5. .761, Michelle Parr (2005) WINS 1. 13, Mary Rob Plunkett (2008) 2. 8, Michelle Parr (2005) 8, Mary Rob Plunkett (2009) 4. 7, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007) 5. 6, Kristen Moore (2007)
Tami Pissott
Michelle Parr
Lyric Burnett
Beth Coughlin
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C A RE E R I ND I V I DU A L R E C O RD S CAREER RECORDS GAMES PLAYED 1. 76, Morgan Cobb (2006-09) 2. 75, Lyric Burnett (2006-09) 3. 74, Daria Owen (2006-09) 4. 73, Jamie Nevin (2006-09) 5. 71, Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) 71, Kara Teresi (2006-09) 7. 68, Erika Kolodin (2006-09) 8. 64, Alex Stover (2004-07) 9. 63, Britni Emerson (2004-07) 10. 57, Ally Treat (2007-pres.) 57, Kayla Emerson (2007-pres.) 57, Jessica Binkowski (2007-pres.) GOALS 1. 41, Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) 2. 17, Jamie Nevin (2006-09) 3. 13, Lyric Burnett (2006-09) 4. 12, Meredith Moran (2004-05) 5. 11, Megan McAlpin (2008-pres.) 6. 9, Tami Pissott (2004-05) 9, Jeni Day (2006-08) 8. 8, Britni Emerson (2004-07) 8, Kayla Emerson (2007-pres.) 10. 7, Daria Owen (2006-09) ASSISTS 1. 16, Jamie Nevin (2006-09) 2. 12, Daria Owen (2006-09) 3. 11, Britni Emerson (2004-07) 11, Emily Norris (2004-07) 5. 10, Beth Coughlin (2005-08) 6. 9, Natalie Thomas (2005-06) 9, Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) 8. 8, Kayla Emerson (2007-pres.) 8, Megan McAlpin (2008-pres.) 10. 7, Lyric Burnett (2006-09) POINTS 1. 92, Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) 2. 50, Jamie Nevin (2006-09) 3. 33, Lyric Burnett (2006-09) 4. 30, Megan McAlpin (2008-pres.) 5. 27, Britni Emerson (2004-07) 27, Meredith Moran (2004-06) 7. 26, Daria Owen (2006-09) 8. 24, Kayla Emerson (2007-pres.) 9. 21, Tami Pissott (2004-05) 10. 14, Kara Teresi (2006-09) 14, Ally Treat (2007-pres.) MATCH-WINNING GOALS 1. 16, Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) 2. 6, Jamie Nevin (2006-09) 3. 4, Daria Owen (2006-09) 4. 3, Tami Pissott (2004-05) 3, Jeni Day (2006-08) 3, Kayla Emerson (2007-pres.) 3, Megan McAlpin (2008-pres.)
SAVES 1. 210, Michelle Parr (2004-05) 2. 196, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 3. 89, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 4 20, M. Rothenberg (2005-08) 5. 19, Jessica Binkowski (2007-pres.) 6. 1, Meagan Shorey (2006) SHUTOUTS 1. 16, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 2. 9, Michelle Parr (2004-05) 3. 5, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 4. 2, Jessica Binkowski (2007-pres.) 5. 1, Meagan Shorey (2006) GOALS AGAINST AVG (min 2000 minutes) 1. 0.63, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 2. 0.82, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 3. 1.52, Michelle Parr (2004-05) GOALKEEPER MINUTES 1. 4254:55, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 2. 3016:59, Michelle Parr (2004-05) 3. 2089:36, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 4. 450:00, Jessica Binkowski (2007-pres.) 5. 285:52, Meghan Rothenberg (2005-08) 6. 174:20, Meagan Shorey (2006) WINS 1. 28, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 2. 13, Michelle Parr (2004-05) 3. 11, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 4. 2, Jessica Binkowksi (2007-pres.) 5. 1, Meghan Rothenberg (2005-08) 1, Meagan Shorey (2006) SAVE PERCENTAGE {min. 2000 minutes) 1. .867, Mary Rob Plunkett (2007-pres.) 2. .824, Kristen Moore (2005-08) 3. .805, Michelle Parr (2004-05)
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A L L -T I M E T E A M R E C O R D S MATCH RECORDS GOALS 1. 8 v. Erskine, 8/31/06 2. 6, many times MR- v. Clayton St., 10/22/08 ASSISTS 1. 8 v. North Georgia, 10/9/05 8 v. Shorter, 10/6/07; 3. 7 v. Erskine, 8/31/06 7 v. North Alabama, 9/29/06 7 v. North Georgia, 10/24/07 7 v. North Alabama, 9/28/08 GOALS ALLOWED 1. 7 v. Armstrong Atlantic, 11/1/05 2. 5 v. Clayton St., 10/21/05 3. 4, many times MR- v. Clayton St., 10/27/07 SHOTS 1. 46 v. Georgia SW, 10/7/08 2. 39 v. Erskine, 8/31/06 3. 36 v. Shorter, 10/6/07 4. 33 v. USC Aiken, 9/8/06 5. 31 v. Georgia SW, 10/8/06 31 v. Erskine, 9/23/08 SAVES 1. 16 v. Francis Marion, 10/9/04 2. 12 v. Kennesaw St., 10/2/04 12 v. Montevallo, 8/28/05 4. 11 v. Columbus St., 10/13/04 11 v. USC Upstate, 10/23/04 11 v. Columbus St., 10/27/07 11 v. Columbus St., 10/24/09 SEASON RECORDS GOALS 1. 46 (2007) 2. 43 (2008) 3. 36 (2005) 4. 31 (2006) 5. 23 (2009) ASSISTS 1. 48 (2007) 2. 39 (2008) 3. 34 (2005) 4. 31 (2006) 5. 25 (2009)
FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED 1. 10 (2008) 2. 16 (2009) 3. 17 (2007) 4. 18 (2006) 5. 25 (2004) SHOTS 1. 329 (2007) 2. 325 (2008) 3. 319 (2006) 4. 303 (2009) 5. 294 (2005) SAVES 1. 128 (2004) 2. 106 (2009) 3. 90 (2005) 4. 74 (2006) 74 (2008) SHUTOUTS 1. 13 (2008) 2. 9 (2007) 9 (2009) 4. 7 (2005) 7 (2006) WINS 1. 13 (2007) 13 (2008) 3. 10 (2009) 4. 9 (2005) 5. 6 (2006)
Emily Norris
SAVE PERCENTAGE 1. .881 (2008) 2. .869 (2009) 3. .861 (2004) 4. .804 (2006) 5. .795 (2007)
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Georgia College Soccer Year-By-Year Year
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2004 5-10-2 2005 9-6-2 2006 6-7-4 2007 13-5-0 2008 13-3-4 2009 10-6-5 Totals 56-37-17
Percentage .353 .588 .471 .722 .750 .595 .586
PBC Regular Season 1-5-2 3-3-2 2-4-3 5-3-0 5-1-2 5-1-4 21-17-13 (.539)
PBC Regular Season Finish 8th 6th 8th 4th 3rd t-3rd
PBC Tournament NCAA Tournament First Round First Round First Round Semifinals Semifinals Semifinals
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YEAR-BY-YEAR
2004 RESULTS 8/28 at Converse 8/29 at Tusculum 9/3 ANDERSON at North Greenville 9/11 9/12 at South Carolina St. 9/19 NORTH GEORGIA 9/21 MONTEVALLO 9/25 LANDER* 10/2 at Kennesaw St.* 10/6 at North Florida* 10/9 FRANCIS MARION* 10/13 COLUMBUS ST.* 10/16 at UNC Pembroke* 10/23 at USC Upstate* 10/24 at Clayton St.* 10/30 USC AIKEN* 11/3 at Francis Marion^ *PBC game ^PBC Tournament
2005 RESULTS 8/26 BELMONT ABBEY 8/28 at Montevallo 9/10 at Newberry 9/13 SOUTH CAROLINA ST. 9/14 LAMBUTH 9/17 at USC Aiken* 9/24 SHORTER 9/25 at Thomas 9/30 USC UPSTATE* 10/9 NORTH GEORGIA* 10/12 UNC PEMBROKE* 10/15 at Lander* 10/16 at Columbus St.* 10/21 CLAYTON ST.* 10/23 at Flagler 10/29 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC* 11/1 at Armstrong Atlantic^
W, 2-0 L, 0-4 W, 3-1 W, 4-0 W, 2-0 L, 0-1 2ot L, 1-2 T, 1-1 2ot L, 0-2 L, 0-3 L, 0-4 T, 1-1 2ot L, 0-2 L, 0-1 L, 0-2 W, 2-0 L, 0-1 2ot
L, 0-1 W, 2-1 ot L, 0-2 W, 3-0 W, 3-0 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 4-0 W, 2-1 W, 6-0 L, 2-3 ot T, 2-2 2ot T, 0-0 2ot L, 1-5 W, 1-0 L, 3-4 L, 1-7
2006 RESULTS 8/26 at Belmont Abbey 8/27 at St. Andrews 8/31 ERSKINE USC AIKEN* 9/8 9/14 LANDER* 9/16 at UNC Pembroke* 9/22 at USC Upstate* 9/27 COLUMBUS ST.* 9/29 NORTH ALABAMA 10/1 MONTEVALLO 10/4 at Clayton St.* 10/8 GEORGIA SW* 10/13 at North Georgia* 10/15 at Ala.-Huntsville 10/20 at Armstrong Atlantic* 10/22 THOMAS 10/25 at Columbus St.^
2007 RESULTS 8/25 at Thomas 8/26 at Montevallo 9/7 v. Florida Tech% 9/9 at North Alabama 9/15 UNC PEMBROKE* 9/22 ALA.-HUNTSVILLE 9/26 at Lander* 9/29 at Armstrong Atlantic* 10/6 SHORTER 10/11 at Georgia SW* 10/13 MARS HILL 10/15 USC AIKEN* 10/17 at Clayton St.* 10/20 NEWBERRY 10/24 NORTH GEORGIA* 10/27 COLUMBUS ST.* 10/30 CLAYTON ST.^ 11/2 at Columbus St.^ %Neutral site (Carrollton, Ga.)
L, 0-4 W, 1-0 W, 8-0 T, 0-0 2ot W, 5-0 T, 1-1 2ot L, 0-1 L, 0-1 W, 5-0 L, 1-2 L, 1-2 ot W, 4-0 T, 1-1 2ot T, 2-2 2ot L, 0-3 W, 2-0 L, 0-1
W, 4-0 L, 0-3 W, 1-0 W, 4-1 W, 1-0 W, 5-0 L, 1-2 L, 0-1 W, 6-1 W, 6-0 W, 3-1 W, 3-0 W, 5-4 W, 1-0 W, 4-0 L, 0-3 W, 2-0 L, 0-1
2008 RESULTS 8/29 BELMONT ABBEY 9/5 v. Tusculum% 9/7 LIMESTONE 9/14 at Ala.-Huntsville 9/20 at UNC Pembroke* 9/23 ERSKINE 9/26 at Mars Hill 9/28 NORTH ALABAMA 10/1 LANDER* 10/4 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC* 10/7 GEORGIA SW* 10/11 at Newberry 10/15 at USC Aiken* 10/19 at Lincoln Memorial 10/22 CLAYTON ST.* 10/29 at North Georgia* 11/1 at Columbus St.* 11/4 LANDER^ 11/7 v. UNC Pembroke^ 11/14 v. Catawba# %Neutral site (Columbus, Ga.) #NCAA Tournament
2009 RESULTS 8/29 v. Queens% 8/30 v. Florida Southern% 9/4 CATAWBA 9/6 FLORIDA TECH 9/11 LINCOLN MEMORIAL 9/13 CARSON-NEWMAN 9/18 at West Georgia 9/20 BARRY 9/23 at Georgia SW* 9/27 v. Tampa% 9/30 at Lander* 10/3 NORTH GEORGIA* 10/7 at Armstrong Atlantic* 10/11 at Clayton St.* 10/17 at Flagler* 10/21 UNC PEMBROKE* 10/24 COLUMBUS ST.* 10/28 USC AIKEN* 10/31 MONTEVALLO* 11/3 NORTH GEORGIA^ 11/6 v. Montevallo^ % Neutral Site (Savanna, Ga.)
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W, 2-0 W, 1-0 L, 0-1 L, 0-3 T, 0-0 2ot L, 0-1 W, 3-2 2ot W, 2-1 ot W, 2-0 L, 0-1 T, 0-0 2ot T, 1-1 2ot L, 0-1 W, 3-0 W, 2-0 W, 1-0 T, 0-0 2ot W, 2-1 ot T, 1-1 2ot W, 2-1 L, 1-2
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ALL-T IME SERI ES HISTORY SERIES HISTORY OPPONENT . . . . . . .SERIES ..STREAK ........LAST GAME . . . .BEGAN Alabama-Huntsville . .2-0-1 ............W2........W, 3-0 (9/14/08) . .2006 Anderson . . . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1 ........W, 3-1 (9/3/04) . .2004 Armstrong Atlantic . .0-5-1..............L1 ..........L, 0-1 (10/7/09) . .2004 Barry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 2-1 (9/20/09) . .2009 Belmont Abbey . . . . .0-2-1..............T1..........T, 2-2 (8/29/08) . .2005 Carson-Newman . . . . .0-1................L1 ..........L, 0-1 (9/13/09) . .2009 Catawba . . . . . . . . . . . .0-2................L2............L, 0-1 (9/4/09) . . .2008 Clayton State . . . . . . . .4-3 ..............W4......W, 3-0 (10/11/09) .2004 Columbus State . . . . .0-4-4..............T2 ........T, 0-0 (10/24/09) .2004 Converse . . . . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1 ......W, 2-0 (8/28/04) . .2004 Erskine . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-0 ..............W2........W, 6-0 (9/23/08) . .2006 Flagler . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-0 ..............W2......W, 2-0 (10/17/09) .2005 Florida Southern . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 1-0 (8/30/09) . .2009 Florida Tech . . . . . . . . .1-1................L1............L, 0-3 (9/6/09) . . .2007 Francis Marion . . . . . .0-2................L2......L, 0-1 2ot (11/3/04) 2004 Georgia Southwestern .4-0..................W4 ..........W, 2-0 (9/23/09) . . .2006 Lambuth . . . . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 3-0 (9/14/05) . .2005 Lander . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-1-3..............T1..........T, 0-0 (9/30/09) . .2004 Limestone . . . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1 ........W, 1-0 (9/7/08) . .2008 Lincoln Memorial . . .1-0-1..............T1..........T, 0-0 (9/11/09) . .2008 Kennesaw State . . . . .0-1................L1 ..........L, 0-2 (10/2/04) . .2004 Mars Hill . . . . . . . . . . . .2-0 ..............W2........W, 3-0 (9/26/08) . .2007 Montevallo . . . . . . . . .1-4-1..............L1 ..........L, 1-2 (11/6/09) . .2004 Newberry . . . . . . . . . .1-1-1..............T1 ........T, 0-0 (10/11/08) .2005 UNC Pembroke . . . . .2-4-1 ............W1......W, 1-0 (10/21/09) .2004 North Alabama . . . . . .3-0 ..............W3........W, 5-0 (9/28/08) . .2006 North Florida . . . . . . . .0-1................L1 ..........L, 0-3 (10/6/04) . .2004 North Georgia . . . . . .4-1-2 ............W1........W, 2-1 (11/3/09) . .2004 North Greenville . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 4-0 (9/11/04) . .2004 Queens (N.C.) . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 2-0 (8/29/09) . .2009 Shorter . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-0 ..............W2........W, 6-1 (10/6/07) . .2005 South Carolina State .2-0 ..............W2........W, 3-0 (9/13/05) . .2004 USC Aiken . . . . . . . . . .5-0-1 ............W5......W, 2-1 (10/28/09) .2004 USC Upstate . . . . . . . .1-2................L1 ..........L, 0-1 (9/22/06) . .2004 St. Andrews . . . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 1-0 (8/27/06) . .2006 Tampa . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0-1................L1 ..........L, 0-1 (9/27/09) . .2009 Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . .3-0 ..............W3........W, 4-0 (8/25/07) . .2005 Tusculum . . . . . . . . . . .1-1 ..............W1 ........W, 2-1 (9/5/08) . .2004 West Georgia . . . . . . .1-0 ..............W1........W, 3-2 (9/18/09) . .2009 v. NCAA I . . . . . . . . . . .2-1-0 v. NCAA II . . . . . . . .48-35-17 v. NAIA . . . . . . . . . . . . .7-1-0 Overall . . . . . . . . . . .57-37-17
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A L L- T I M E N U M E RI CA L RO S T E R Mary Rob Plunkett (2000-09) Michelle Parr (2003-05) Christine Davidson (2007) Kristen Moore (2008) Taylor Mulryan (2009) Sarah Flynn (2003-04) Daria Owen (2006-09) Tracy Peterson (2003-04) Hayley Ferrell (2005-08) Jamie Colcord (2009) Ashley Braswell (2003) Tori Klein (2004) Mary Byrne (2005-08) Sarah Young (2009)
Joni Frei (2003) Emily Seder (2004) Arielle Bryant (2005-06) Lyric Burnett (2008-09) Missy Lewis (2003) Mindy Cochran (2004) Lindsey Stiver (2005-06) Karen Bonilla (2008-09) Bethany Loushine (2003) Jennifer Andrew (2004-06) Kayla Emerson (2007-09) Jessica McGinnis (2004) Beth Coughlin (2005-08) Olivia Holden (2009) Brooke Williams (2003) Amanda Traber (2005) Tawny Moffat (2008-09) Kelli Murphy (2003-04) Kristen Moore (2005-07) Becky Knoll (2009)
Britni Emerson (2004-07) Megan McAlpin (2008-09)
Meredith North (2004) Meghan Rothenberg (2005-07) Leah Frazer (2008-09)
Allyson Rogers (2003-04) Courtney Blackmon (2005) Morgan Cobb (2006-09)
Joanna Kimes (2003) Sydney Flinn (2004-05) Meagan Shorey (2006) Mary Rob Plunkett (2007)
Heather Drazdowski (2003-04) Jessica McGinnis (2005-07) Jessica Newland (2008-09) Meredith Moran (2004-06) Jordan Bryant (2007) Leigh Ann Lindsey (2003-06) Karly Zapp (2007) Haley O’Hayer (2009) Mindy Crow (2004-05) Kelli McLane (2007-09) Laura Adkins (2003-04) Natalie Thomas (2005-06) Ally Treat (2007-09) Lauren Grimes (2003-04) Allison Bierschied (2005) Ali Caton (2006) Caitlin Smith (2008) Emily Johnson (2003) Morgan Holloman (2004) Sarah Plymale (2005-06) Jessica Binkowski (2007-09)
Jessie Vicent (2003) Sierra Sasser (2004-05) Samantha Lamphier (2006-07) Jeni Day (2008) Anna Wierzbicki (2009) Tami Pissott (2003-05) Erika Kolodin (2006-09) KatieBeth Hunter (2003-05) Kara Teresi (2006-09) Erin Krueger (2004-06) Jessica Newland (2007) Lauren Hall (2008) Erica Henninger (2003) Jessica Koburger (2004-05) Jamie Nevin (2006-09)
Lisa Navarro (2003) Charlsey Thornton (2004-06) Jaquelyn Gabel (2004-05) Lyric Burnett (2006-07) Sarah Rumble (2003-04) Alex Thon (2005-06) Joshelin Kantor (2003) Janessa Hartmann (2004) Jessy Rackett (2005) Katie Snyder (2007) Emily Norris (2004-07) Ali Rhodes (2003) Brittany Little (2004-05) Kathleen Hovey (2006-07) Ashley Boyd (2004) Joanna Papy (2005-06) Sydney Flinn (2003) Holly Chandler (2004-05) Sarah Story (2006) Leanne Hill (2007) Melissa Prior (2003) Holly Chavalia (2004) Stacie Proffitt (2005-06) Paige Montooth (2004) Amanda Wade (2006-07) Lindsey McLendon (2004) Kimberly Goodwin (2005-06) Lauren Dickson (2005) Miranda Markesteyn (2006-07) Julia Newman (2006-07) Jeni Day (2006-07)
Alex Stover (2004-07) Keri Wright (2007)
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Mary Byrne
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Britni Emerson
Jennifer Andrew (3)....................2004-06
BBBBBBBBBB
Jessica Binkowski (3) .................2007-09 Karen Bonilla (2)...........................2008-09 Arielle Bryant (2) ..........................2005-06 Jordan Bryant (1)................................2007 Lyric Burnett (4) ...........................2006-09 Mary Byrne (4) ..............................2005-08
CCCCCCCCCC
Ali Caton (1) ...........................................2006 Morgan Cobb (4)..........................2006-09 Mandy Cochran (1).............................2004 Jamie Colcord (1)................................2009 Beth Coughlin (4)..........................2005-08 Mindy Crow (2) ..............................2004-05
DDDDDDDDDD
Christine Davidson (1).......................2007 Jeni Day (3) .....................................2006-08
EEEEEEEEEE
Britni Emerson (4) .......................2004-06 Kayla Emerson (3) .......................2007-09
FFFFFFFFFF
Hayley Ferrell (4)...........................2005-08 Sydney Flinn (1).....................................2004 Sarah Flynn (2) ..............................2004-05 Leah Frazer (2)..............................2008-09
GGGGGGGGGG
Jacquelyn Gabel (1) ............................2004 Kimberly Goodwin (1).........................2005
Alex Stover
Kristen Moore
HHHHHHHHHH
Lauren Hall (1) ......................................2008 Leanne Hill (1) .......................................2007 Olivia Holden (1)....................................2009 Kathleen Hovey (2) ......................2006-07 KatieBeth Hunter (2)..................2004-05
KKKKKKKKKK
Tori Klein (1)...........................................2004 Becky Knoll (1) ......................................2009 Jessica Koburger (2)..................2004-05 Erika Kolodin (4)............................2006-09 Erin Krueger (2) ............................2004-05
LLLLLLLLLL
Leigh Anne Lindsey (1)......................2004 Brittany Little (1) ..................................2004
MMMMMMMMMM
Miranda Markesteyn (2)...........2006-07 Megan McAlpin (2)......................2008-09 Jessica McGinnis (4) ..................2004-07 Kelli McLane (3) ............................2007-09 Tawny Moffat (2) ..........................2008-09 Kristen Moore (4) ........................2005-08 Meredith Moran (3) ....................2004-06 Taylor Mulryan (1) ...............................2009
NNNNNNNNNN
Jamie Nevin (4).............................2006-09 Jessica Newland (3) ...................2007-09 Emily Norris (4) .............................2004-07
OOOOOOOOOO
Haley O’Hayer (1).................................2009 Daria Owen (4) ..............................2006-09
PPPPPPPPPP
Michelle Parr (2) ..........................2004-05 Tracy Peterson (1)..............................2004 Tami Pissott (2).............................2004-05 Mary Rob Plunkett (3)................2007-09 Sarah Plymale (2).........................2005-06 Stacie Proffitt (2)..........................2005-06
RRRRRRRRRR
Jessy Rackett (1).................................2004 Allyson Rogers (1)...............................2004 Meghan Rothenberg (2).....2005,2007
SSSSSSSSSS
Sierra Sasser (2)..........................2004-05 Emily Seder (1)......................................2004 Meagan Shorey (1).............................2006 Katie Snyder (1) ...................................2007 Lindsey Stiver (2)..........................2005-06 Alex Stover (4) ...............................2004-07
TTTTTTTTTT
Kara Teresi (4) ..............................2006-09 Natalie Thomas (2)......................2005-06 Amanda Traber (1).............................2005 Ally Treat (3) ...................................2007-09 Alex Thon (2)...................................2005-06 Charlsey Thornton (1) .......................2005
VVVVVVVVVV
Amanda Veillon (1)..............................2009
WWWWWWWWWW
Anna Wierzbicki (1) ............................2009
YYYYYYYYYY
Sarah Young (1)...................................2009
ZZZZZZZZZZ
Karly Zapp (1)........................................2007
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