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Carrie Terrill and Chris Gnehm INSIDE QUICK FACTS General Information . 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Media Services . 2 School Name . Florida Atlantic University Opponents Information . 3 City/Zip . Boca Raton, FL 33431 Roster . 4 Founded . 1961 Meet the Team. 5 Enrollment . 26,000 Head Coach Brian Dooley . 6 Nickname . Owls Assistant Coaches Carrie Terrill and Chris Gnehm . 8 Colors . Blue and Red Seniors Arena. FAU Field (300) Taylor Browning . 9 Conference. Sun Belt Monique Cabrera . 10 President . Frank T. Brogan Michele Fazzari . 11 Alma Mater . Cincinnati (‘76), FAU (’81) Susanna Lehtinen . 12 Athletic Director . Craig Angelos Alicia Tirelli . 13 Alma Mater. BYU (1987), Creighton (’90) Returners Athletic Department Phone. (561) 297-3710 Jessica Badders. 14 Brittany Comer . 15 HISTORY Natalie D’Oria . 15 First Year of Women’s Soccer . 1991 Allyssa Eramo . 16 All-time Record . 141-124-13 Nicole Farrell . 16 NCAA Tournament Appearances. 2005 Kendall Kravec . 16 Last NCAA Opponent . Florida State (L, 3-0) Ashley Mannarino . 17 Tessa McGarrity . 17 Sonia Richards . 18 COACHING STAFF Head Coach . Brian Dooley Devon Romak . 18 Alma Mater . Nova Southeastern (1987) Janeke Simpkins . 19 Record at School . 101-45-9 (8 years) Jannica Tjeder . 19 Career Record . 154-57-13 (12 years) Newcomers Soccer Office . (561) 297-3743 Mina Arbuckle. 20 Fax . (561) 297-3963 Gillian Baggott . 20 Best Time to Reach Coach. Contact SID Janelle Blake . 20 Athletic Trainer . Stephanie Nicholson Mariana Byczkowski . 20 Ashley Chubbs . 21 Danielle Stolt . 21 TEAM INFORMATION Anhnhi Tran . 21 2006 Record . 11-8-2 Sarah Wareham . 21 2006 Sun Belt Record . 7-4-0 (4th) History . 23 Final 2006 Ranking . n/a 2006 Review. 24 Starters Returning/Lost . 7/4 All-Time Roster . 26 Letterwinners Returning/Lost . 17/11 Year-by-Year Results . 27 All-Time Series . 27 ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS All-Time Results . 28 Director. Katrina McCormack Career Records . 30 Office Phone . (561) 297-3163 Season Records. 31 Cell Phone . (561) 251-5588 Single-Game Records . 32 E-mail . [email protected] Team Records . 32 Soccer Contact. Mike Boseak Individual Honors . 33 Office Phone . (561) 297-3063 This is Florida Atlantic University . 35 Cell Phone . (561) 756-0653 E-mail . [email protected] Fax . (561) 297-3963 Credits Mailing Address. 777 Glades Road The 2007 Florida Atlantic University women’s soccer media guide was a collaborative . Boca Raton, FL 33431 effort. The guide was written by Mike Boseak, FAU’s assistant director of Athletic Media Overnight address . same Relations, assisted by Katrina McCormack, FAU’s assistant AD for Athletic Media Website. www.fausports.com Relations and Dawn Elston, FAU’s assistant director of Atheltic Media Relations. Graphic design by Laurie Donahue, FAU Creative Services. Photography by Mardie Banks, Bill Plate, FAU Creative Services; J.C. Ridley, Paul Chapman, Ralph Notaro and 1 Jim Wilson. (Please contact the Athletic Media Relations Office for beat writer) M AREA DAILY NEWSPAPERS E Miami Herald D DIRECTIONS TO FAU FIELD I FAU Field is located on Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton One Herald Plaza, Miami, FL 33132 A PH: 305-376-2387 campus. From I-95, take exit 45 (Glades Road) and go east Fax: 305-376-2295 D approximately one-half mile; the main entrance is on the left Sun-Sentinel I side of the road. After turning left, proceed straight for 200 E. Las Olas Blvd R approximately one-quarter of a mile through a traffic light, take Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33301 E MEDIA the first left and the field will be on the left behind the baseball Phone: (954) 356-4635 C T COACHES and swimming facilities. Fax: (954) 356-4676 O PLAYERS Palm Beach Post R CREDENTIALS 2571 S. Dixie Hwy Y HISTORY West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Media credentials are issued to members of the working media FAU Phone: (800) 432-7595 only. Working space at the media tables is limited and will be Phone: (561) 820-4440 assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. There are no phone Fax: (561) 820-4481 lines available at the field. There is no charge for parking. Boca Raton News 5801 N. Congress Ave Requests for credentials should be made either in writing or by Boca Raton, FL 33487 phone to: Florida Atlantic University, Athletic Media Relations, Phone: (561) 549-0834 777 Glades Road, Boca Raton, FL 33431. The phone number is (561) 297-3063. Requests may also be faxed to (561) 297-3963. WIRE SERVICE Working members of the media are asked to present press Associated Press credentials at the main entrance where they will be directed to 9100 NW 36th St seating. Access to the designated media area will be given to Miami, FL 33178 Phone: (800) 824-5498 those who have received credentials through the Athletic Media Fax: (305) 594-9265 Relations Office. CAMPUS OUTLETS PHONE LINES FOR RADIO University Press 777 Glades Road All requests for phone lines for visiting radio crews must be Boca Raton, FL 33431 made at least one month in advance through the Athletic Media (561) 297-3766 Relations Office. Requests for additional phone lines or ISDN fax (561) 297-2106 service will need to be directed through AT&T. Please contact the College Sun (954) 570-5726 Athletic Media Relations Office for information. TELEVISION Sports Phone Phone/Fax INTERVIEWS WPTV Channel 5 P: (561) 653-5729 All interviews with the head coach, members of the staff or West Palm Beach F: (561) 653-5719 players during the season must be made through the Athletic WPEC Channel 12 P: (561) 881-0818 Media Relations Office. For phone interviews, all players will be West Palm Beach F: (561) 881-0731 asked to return calls. The Athletic Media Relations Office will not WTVJ Channel 6 P: (305) 622-6353 Miami F: (305) 622-6107 release player telephone numbers. WSVN Channel 7 P: (305) 795-2719 Practices are open to the media if advance arrangements are Miami F: (305) 795-2746 made through the Athletic Media Relations Office. Please make WFOR Channel 4 P: (305) 639-4516 arrangements at least one day prior to attending practice. Miami F: (305) 639-4688 WPLG Channel 10 P: (305) 325-2485 Prior to the end of the game, all media covering the game Miami F: (305) 325-2480 should make their requests for post-game player interviews with RADIO a member of the Athletic Media Relations Staff. Players will Sports Phone Phone/Fax then be brought to the media area following the interview WSNA 640-AM P: (954) 315-1515 session with the coaches. West Palm Beach/ F: (954) 315-1555 Fort Lauderdale FILING REPORTS WQAM 560-AM P: (305) 653-6796 Miami/ F: (305) 650-0181 A All members of the print media will have access to phone lines I Fort Lauderdale in the Oxley Center after the game. Unfortunately, wireless WIOD 610-AM P: (954) 989-1154 D internet is not available at FAU Field. West Palm Beach/ F: (954) 862-4012 Fort Lauderdale E WJNO 1230-AM P: (561) 838-4338 FAU ON THE WEB West Palm Beach F: (561) 838-4357 M All team information may be accessed by connecting to the ESPN 760 P: (888) 760-ESPN official Florida Atlantic University Athletics website at West Palm Beach 2 www.fausports.com. Team statistics, roster, schedule and results may be found on this site. WOMEN’S SOCCER 2007 OPPONENT HEAD COACH (Record and Year at School) CONFERENCE 2006 RECORD (Conf) SOCCER CONTACT SID PHONE SID EMAIL INTERNET SITE ARKANSAS STATE Derek Pittman (0-0-0, 1st) Sun Belt 1-17-1 (1-9-0) Gina Bowman (870) 972-3547 [email protected] asuindians.com BALL STATE Michelle Salmon (59-57-12, 8th) Mid-American 13-4-3 (8-2-1) Matt McCollester (765) 285-8242 [email protected] ballstatesports.com DENVER Jeff Hooker (186-80-25,15th ) Sun Belt 19-3-1 (11-0-0) Derek Nagy (303) 871-3800 [email protected] denverpioneers.com FLORIDA Becky Burleigh (294-78-23, 18th) Southeastern 14-6-5 (7-1-3) Mary Howard (352) 375-4683, ex: 6100 [email protected] gatorzone.com FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Thomas Chestnutt (0-0-0, 1st) Sun Belt 5-12-0 (3-8-0) Kevin Hassett (305) 348-6024 [email protected] fiusports.com LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE Scott Wieland (12-18-7, 3rd) Sun Belt 8-8-4 (5-4-2) Chris Whitehead (337) 482-6329 [email protected] ragincajuns.com LOUISIANA-MONROE Stacy Lamb (52-60-14 , 6th) Sun Belt 5-13-2 (1-9-1) Jeff Hendrix (318) 342-5461 [email protected] ulmathletics.com MIDDLE TENNESSEE Aston Rhoden (63-32-2, 6th) Sun Belt 17-4-0 (10-1-0) Tony Stinnett (615) 904-8209 [email protected] goblueraiders.com NORTH TEXAS John Hedlund (166-64-13, 13th) Sun Belt 15-5-2 (9-2-0) Steven Bartolotta (940) 369-8329 [email protected] meangreensports.com NORTHWESTERN Stephanie Erickson (8-10-2, 2nd) Big Ten 8-10-2 (4-5-1) Dan Platt (847) 491-7503 [email protected] NUsports.com SAN DIEGO STATE Dr. Mike Giuliano (25-27-10, 3rd) Mountain West 6-11-3 (2-3-2) Jamie McConeghy (619) 594-4348 [email protected] goaztecs.com SOUTH ALABAMA Mike Varga (78-69-12, 9th) Sun Belt 7-12-1 (5-5-1) Allison Maynard (251) 414-8034 [email protected] usajaguars.com TOLEDO Brad Evans (48-54-12, 7th) Mid-American 9-9-4 (5-3-2) Brian DeBenedictis (419) 530-4919 [email protected] utrockets.com TROY Diana Niland (11-35-5, 4th) Sun.
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