2018 Temple Women's Soccer Schedule

OwlSports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS 2018 TEMPLE WOMEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION AUGUST Tues. 7 at Lafayette (Exhibition) Easton, Pa. 7 p.m. Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Sun. 12 DREXEL (Exhibition) Temple Sports Complex 1 p.m. Enrollment...... 40,240 Fri. 17 SAINT JOSEPH'S Temple Sports Complex 7 p.m. Founded...... 1884 Fri. 24 SACRED HEART Temple Sports Complex 7 p.m. President...... Dr. Richard Englert Sun. 26 at Delaware State Dover, Del. 2 p.m. Athletic Director...... Dr. Patrick Kraft Fri. 31 MARYLAND Temple Sports Complex 7 p.m. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I SEPTEMBER Conference...... American Athletic Sun. 2 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT ST. Temple Sports Complex 1 p.m. Home Field...... Temple Sports Complex Fri. 7 at Lehigh Bethlehem, Pa. 5 p.m. Nickname...... Owls Sun. 9 at Boston College Chestnut Hill, Mass. 1 p.m. Colors...... Cherry (201c) and White Fri. 14 at NJIT Newark, N.J. 6 p.m. Sun. 16 at Wagner Staten Island, N.Y. 1 p.m. University Website...... www.temple.edu Thur. 20 at SMU* Dallas, Texas 8 p.m. Athletics Website...... www.owlsports.com Sun. 23 at Houston* Houston, Texas 2 p.m. Thur. 27 UCF* Temple Sports Complex 3:30 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Sun. 30 USF* Temple Sports Complex 1 p.m. 2017 Record...... 6-10-2 OCTOBER 2017 American Record...... 2-6-1 Thur. 11 at Cincinnati* Cincinnati, Ohio 7 p.m. 2017 American Finish...... 8th Sun. 14 at ECU* Greenville, N.C. 1 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 8/3 Thur. 18 TULSA* Temple Sports Complex 3:30 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 23/5 Sun. 21 MEMPHIS* Temple Sports Complex 1 p.m. Newcomers...... 4 Fri. 26 UCONN*# Temple Sports Complex 7 p.m.

NOVEMBER COACHING STAFF TBA American Athletic Conference Tournament Quarterfinal TBA Head Coach...... Seamus O’Connor Record at TU/Years...... 38-53-5 / 5 Years Home games in CAPS Career Record...... 68-80-9 * American Athletic Conference Match Email...... [email protected] ** American Athletic Conference Tournament # - Senior Day Assistant Coach...... Paula Jurewicz Email...... [email protected] Assistant Coach...... David Hodgson Email...... [email protected]

STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS Senior Associate AD...... Larry Dougherty Asst. AD/Football...... Rich Burg Director...... Karen Angell Director...... Lauren Ferrett Athletic Comm. Asst...... Michael Antonellis Athletic Comm. Asst...... Marisa Brisbane Athletic Comm. Asst...... Lexi Walters W. Soccer Contact...... Lexi Walters Email...... [email protected] Cell...... TBA

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• 2 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer 2018 ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 0 Morgan Basileo Jr. GK 5-9 Philadelphia, Pa. Little Flower 1 Cassy Skelton Jr. GK 5-7 Beverly, N.J. Holy Cross Academy 2 Natalie Druehl So. M 5-5 Stamford, Conn. Westhill 3 KJ Waghorne Jr. D 5-5 Wheaton, Ill. Wheaton Warrenville South 4 Emma Wilkins So. M 5-5 Galloway, N.J. Absegami 5 Julia Dolan So. M 5-3 Egg Harbor City, N.J. Absegami 6 Fran Davis Jr. M 5-4 Bath, England Ralph Allen 7 Kelcie Dolan Sr. D 5-4 Egg Harbor City, N.J. Absegami 8 Hannah Alexander Jr. M 5-7 Lansdale, Pa. North Penn 9 Sarah McGlinn Sr. M 5-5 Cherry Hill, N.J. Cherry Hill West 10 Bella Sorrentino So. M 5-10 Bryn Mawr, Pa. Archbishop John Carroll 11 Marissa DiGenova So. D 5-4 King of Prussia, Pa. Villa Maria Academy 12 Djavon Dupree So. D 5-8 Philadelphia, Pa. Central 14 Aisha Brown So. D 5-10 Nokesville, Va. Patriot 15 Kerri McGinley Sr. F 5-7 Philadelphia, Pa. St. Basil Academy 16 Emily Keitel Jr. D 5-9 Mechanicsburg, Pa. Cumberland Valley 17 Toni Feite Jr. D 5-11 Dillsburg, Pa. Northern 18 Molly Tobin Jr. D 5-10 Duxbury, Mass. Duxbury 19 Morgan Morocco Jr. M 5-8 Burlington, N.J. Holy Cross Academy 20 Katie McCoy Sr. D 5-3 Oakford, Pa. Neshaminy 21 Lacey Powell Jr. D 5-3 Howell, N.J. Freehold Township 22 Jules Blank Jr. F 5-5 Philadelphia, Pa. Archbishop Ryan 23 Hailey Gutowski Fr. M 5-4 Cinnaminson, N.J. Cinnaminson 24 Erin Cutcliff Fr. D 5-9 Springfield, a.P Springfield 25 Juliet Esposito Sr. M 5-3 Haddon Township, N.J. Camden Catholic 27 Kylie Anicic Fr. F 5-4 Mickleton, N.J. Kingsway 28 Gabriela Johnson Fr. F 5-4 Mays Landing, N.J. Oakcrest 32 Jordan Nash Sr. GK 5-7 Brick, N.J. St. Rose

Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor (Athlone Institute of Technology ’97) - Sixth season Assistant Coach: Paula Jurewicz (Temple ‘16) - Third season Assistant Coach: David Hodgson (Worcester (UK) ‘00) - First season Volunteer Assistant Coach: Jim Harner

Alphabetical Roster 16 Keitel, Emily Pronunciations 17 - Fight 8 Alexander, Hannah 20 McCoy, Katie 0 - Bah-sil-ee-oh 23- Guh-towe-ski 27 Anicic, Kylie 9 McGlinn, Sarah 2- Drool 27- Ann-eh-sick 0 Basileo, Morgan 19 Morocco, Morgan 12- Juh-von Jur-eh-witz 22 Blank, Jules 32 Nash, Jordan 14- Ay-sha 14 Brown, Aisha 21 Powell, Lacey 16 - Ky-dle 24 Cutcliff, Erin 1 Skelton, Cassy 6 Davis, Fran 10 Sorrentino, Bella Class Breakdown 11 DiGenova, Marissa 18 Tobin, Molly Seniors (6): Kelcie Dolan, Juliet Esposito, Katie McCoy, Kerri 5 Dolan, Julia 3 Waghorne, KJ McGinley, Sarah McGlinn, Jordan Nash 7 Dolan, Kelcie 4 Wilkins, Emma Juniors (11): Hannah Alexander, Morgan Basileo, Jules Blank, 2 Druehl, Natalie Fran Davis, Toni Feite, Emily Keitel, Morgan Morocco, Lacey 12 Dupree, Djavon Powell, Cassy Skelton, Molly Tobin, KJ Waghorne 25 Esposito, Juliet Sophomores (7): Aisha Brown, Marissa DiGenova, Juliet 17 Feite, Toni Dolan. Natalie Druehl, Djavon Dupree, Bella Sorrentino, Emma 23 Gutowski, Hailey Wilkins 28 Johnson, Gabriela Freshmen (4): Erin Cutcliff, Hailey Gutowski, Gabi Johnson, Kylie Anicic

GREATNESS • 3 • DOESN’T QUIT. SEASON OUTLOOK 2018 Temple Women's Soccer 2018 SEASON OUTLOOK

The Temple women’s soccer team kicks off the 2018 season tomor- FOCUS FOR SEASON row, taking on the Saint Joseph’s Hawks to open up the season. The match will be played at the Temple Sports Complex at 7 p.m. > Temple is looking to cap- italize on its momentum THE TEAM from the spring season and preseason. O’Connor > Temple is led by head coach Seamus O’Connor (38-53-5), who is said the Owls are trying to entering his sixth year at the helm of the program. build off what they did in > The Owls finished the 2017 season with a 6-10-2 record overall, the spring. “We started to going 2-6-1 in the American Athletic Conference., narrowly missing play a lot better in terms of a bid to the conference tournament. keeping the ball and scor- > The team boasted a 5-4 record at home at the Temple Sports ing more goals,” he said. Complex in the 2017 campaign. The Owls want to build > The Owls lost impactful seniors (Gabriella McKeown, Elana Fal- on that style and increase cone, Kayla Cunningham), but return several key players and wel- goals scored. come a strong freshman class. > The Owls hope to im- > Highlights of the 2017 campaign included a three-game streak of prove upon their 2017 holding the opponent scoreless in the middle of the season, a four- home record (5-4) as well game win streak at home and two freshmen (Julia Dolan, Emma as their play on the road. Wilkins) earning conference weekly honor roll honors for the first This will help them accom- Senior Kerri McGinley time in program history. plish their ultimate goal: Competing in the American Conference tournament.

"We are definitely a lot deeper than we have been in the past. We have a lot more players who are comfortable playing possession." - Head Coach, Seamus O'Connor

KEY RETURNERS & NEWCOMERS STRENGTHS

> The Owls return several players who will be integral to the team’s > The Owls enjoy great depth as a team this year. “We are definite- success. Temple’s offense will benefit from the return of their sec- ly a lot deeper than we have been in the past. We have a lot more ond-leading scorer from 2017, senior forward Kerri McGinley, and players who are comfortable playing possession,” O’Connor said. junior forward Jules Blank. > O’Connor also pointed out that the underclassmen are stepping > The back line is anchored by junior Emily Keitel, who led the up to the plate. “The freshman coming in and the sophomores, 2017 team in assists, and their maturity from last year to this year, they are just a lot more senior captain Kelcie productive on the field. Now it doesn’t all have to be on the juniors Dolan. Junior goalkeeper and seniors. We have production coming from all four classes,” he Morgan Basileo is coming said. off a 69-save, 4-shutout season and was named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll three times. Veterans Jordan Nash and Cassy Skelton round out the goalkeeping core. > Temple has four freshmen on the roster (Kylie Anicic, Erin Cutcliff, Hailey Gutowski, Gabri- ela Johnson). O’Connor is pleased with how they have added to the culture and environment of the team. Sophomore Emma Wilkins 2018 Team

GREATNESS • 5 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com TEMPLE SPORTS COMPLEX

The 2016 season was the inaugural year for Temple women’s soccer’s new stadium. The Owls will now play for the third year at the new Temple Sports Complex. The new complex, just south of Temple’s Main Campus, was completed in August 2016, and also serves as the home for lacrosse, field hockey, men’s soccer, and women’s track & field. The $22 million project, started in September 2015, features two playing fields. The space for field hockey and lacrosse, at the southern end of the property by 13th Street and Girard Avenue, is named Howarth Field in recognition of a $500,000 gift from former field hockey student-athlete Cherifa Howarth, ‘98, and her husband, Greg.

The northern field, ringed by a publicly accessible track, will serve men’s and women’s soccer and women’s track & field. Each field includes bleachers, a digital scoreboard and a press box. Each field’s capacity is listed at 500. An 11,000-square- foot locker room facility separates the fields. The approximately 10-acre property, which is the site of the former William Penn High School, will also provide much-needed space for intramural and club sports, such as field hockey, lacrosse, soccer and ultimate Frisbee. New sidewalks have been installed, and 40 street trees have been planted around the perimeter of the complex.

• 6 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

The American Athletic Conference consists of 13 registered top-10 national rankings in football, men’s percent of the American’s women’s basketball games prestigious institutions: the University of Central Flori- basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s soccer, are carried on national cable, regional sports networks da, the University of Cincinnati, East Carolina University, men’s golf, and men’s track and field. Student-athletes or ESPN3. the University of Connecticut, the University of Houston, from The American won five NCAA individual titles in American Athletic Conference teams have access to the University of Memphis, the U.S. Naval Academy (in track and field in 2017-18 as Houston’s Elijah Hall won the pinnacle of college football’s postseason structure. football only), the University of South Florida Southern the indoor 60- and 200-meter races, while the Cougars’ An American representative would be chosen for the Methodist University, Temple University, Tulane Universi- Cameron Burrell won the outdoor title in the 100-meter College Football Playoff semifinals if it is among the top ty, the University of Tulsa, and Wichita State University (in dash. Houston also repeated as the national champion in four teams in the CFP selection committee’s final rank- basketball and Olympic sports). the 4x100-meter relay, while Memphis’ Luke Vaughn won ing. Otherwise, the league would place its champion in Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Aresco, NCAA gold in the discus throw. a New Year’s Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champi- the American Athletic Conference has an impressive list Under The American’s banner, the UConn women’s ons of Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, of accomplishments, both in the competitive arena and basketball team won its NCAA-record ninth, 10th and the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Confer- the classroom. The American has taken its place at the 11th national championships and broke its own NCAA re- ence. forefront of intercollegiate athletics, with a collection of cord with a 111-game winning streak that spanned three Additionally, The American holds primary or second- national team and individual championships and football seasons. The American sent four baseball teams to the ary partnerships with 12 bowls for the current six-year and men’s and women’s basketball postseason victories NCAA Championship in 2018. Houston’s men’s track and cycle, ensuring multiple annual matchups against the that place The American among the elite Division I FBS field team took third place at the 2018 NCAA Outdoor nation’s top conferences and providing desirable post- conferences. Championships. Tulsa placed sixth at the 2016 NCAA season destinations to member institutions. The league has produced four NCAA championship Men’s Cross Country Championship, while USF finished The American Athletic Conference serves its mem- teams – UConn men’s basketball in 2014 and UConn the 2014-15 season at No. 8 in the final men’s golf nation- bership from a state-of-the-art office located in Provi- women’s basketball in 2014, 2015 and 2016 – in addition al ranking. dence, Rhode Island. The location of the conference to three New Year’s Six bowl champions (UCF in 2013 American Athletic Conference student-athletes have headquarters – just steps from the city’s Amtrak station and 2017; Houston in 2015), 11 NCAA individual champi- distinguished themselves in all facets of intercollegiate and 10 minutes from T.F. Green International Airport – onships, and a Rhodes Scholar. Additionally, American athletics. Temple linebacker Tyler Matakevich won the gives the conference easy access to its member schools. Athletic Conference teams have advanced to the Col- Bednarik Award and the Nagurski Trophy as the nation’s The conference headquarters also serves as the home of lege World Series, reached the semifinal and final rounds top defensive player in 2015, while Navy quarterback the American Digital Network, which provides live cover- of the NIT, qualified for the match play round of the NCAA Keenan Reynolds finished fifth in the Heisman Trophy age of all 21 conference championships. Men’s Golf Championship and registered top-10 finishes voting. More recently, Houston’s Ed Oliver won the 2017 at the NCAA Cross Country and Outdoor Track and Field Outland Trophy as the nation’s best interior lineman, championships. while UCF quarterback McKenzie Milton was eighth in The American Athletic Conference was one of six the 2017 Heisman balloting. UConn basketball standout The American Membership History finalists for the 2016 Sports Business Journal Sports Breanna Stewart finished her career in 2016 as the most Current Members...... First Year League of the Year award, along with Major League decorated player in college basketball history as she was Cincinnati...... 2013 Baseball, Major League Soccer, NASCAR, the National chosen as the consensus national player of the year for Connecticut...... 2013 Basketball Association and the PGA Tour. the third time and became the first player be named four ECU...... 2014 The 2017 football season saw The American enjoy times as the Most Outstanding Player at the Final Four. Houston...... 2013 unprecedented success as UCF finished as the only un- Reynolds and Stewart were selected as the winners of defeated team in the nation, and the first in the last four the 2016 AAU James E. Sullivan Award as the nation’s Memphis...... 2013 college football seasons, capping a 13-0 campaign with top amateur athletes, marking only the second time in Navy (football-only)...... 2015 a win against Auburn in the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. UCF the 86-year history of the award that multiple winners SMU...... 2013 ended the year as the No. 1-ranked team in the Colley were chosen. Temple...... 2013 Additionally, SMU’s Avery Acker was chosen as the Matrix and was ranked No. 6 in the final Associated Press Tulane...... 2014 poll, marking the best final ranking for a team from The Division I women’s volleyball Academic All-America American in the league’s brief history. UCF’s finish in the of the Year in 2015, while Tulsa cross country standout Tulsa...... 2014 AP poll gave teams from The American three top-10 fin- Kirk Smith was chosen as a Rhodes Scholar in the fall of UCF...... 2013 ishes in the last five end-of-the-year polls. 2016. The conference has had a record 31 student-ath- USF...... 2013 Additionally, seven teams from The American played letes earn Google Cloud CoSIDA Academic All-America Wichita State...... 2017 in bowl games last season as the league went 3-1 against accolades in the last two seasons. other Power 6 conferences in the postseason. UCF and American Athletic Conference alumni have made Memphis finished No. 12 and No. 20, respectively, in the their mark in professional sports as well, beginning with Former Members...... Year final College Football Playoff rankings, giving The Ameri- the selection of UCF quarterback Blake Bortles by the Louisville...... 2013-14 can three straight seasons with multiple teams in the final Jacksonville Jaguars with the No. 3 pick in the 2014 NFL Rutgers...... 2013-14 ranking. UCF, Memphis and USF were all ranked in the Draft. The American has produced six student-athletes final AP top-25 poll of the season. The American is one who have won Super Bowl titles, including three mem- of only three conferences (along with the Big Ten and the bers of the 2017 champion Philadelphia Eagles. A num- Big 12) that has had at least three 10-win teams in each of ber of American Athletic Conference athletes have been the last two seasons. selected in the first round of the professional entry drafts The American has had a combined 22 teams play in football, basketball, baseball and soccer. The Amer- in bowl games in the last three seasons, highlighted by ican had a record 18 total selections in the 2018 NFL UCF’s win against Auburn last year and Houston’s win Draft. against Florida State in the 2015 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. The American Athletic Conference holds media rights Additionally, Navy and Temple have both finished in the partnerships with ESPN and CBS Sports, which provide top 25 of either the CFP, Associated Press or USA Today the conference with outstanding national exposure on polls as members of The American. the two industry leaders in sports television. The football Individual teams in The American have enjoyed some portion of the contract calls for nearly 90 percent of con- of their best seasons in program history as members ference-controlled games on national broadcast or na- of the conference. UCF has finished in the national top tional cable platforms. The first three American Athletic 10 twice in five seasons as a conference member – in Conference Football Championships were televised by 2013 and 2017. Houston went 13-1 in the 2015 football ABC as part of Championship Saturday. The American season, setting a school record for wins, while Navy won has had a combined 41 regular-season football games a program-record 11 games in its first season in the con- with more than one million viewers in the last three sea- ference, also in 2015. Memphis, which had not won 10 sons. The 2017 game between UCF and USF, cited by games in a season since 1938, has registered two 10-win numerous outlets as the best game of the regular sea- seasons in the last four years (2015, 2017), while Temple son, attracted 4.7 million viewers – a record for a game enjoyed its first 10-win season in school history in 2015. between two American Athletic Conference teams. USF has gone 21-4 in the last two seasons and has fin- In men’s basketball, the television contract calls for all ished the year in the top 25 for the first two times in pro- conference-controlled games to be televised, with more gram history. than 63 percent slotted for national broadcast or national Beyond the gridiron, The American has sent a com- cable – a minimum of 107 games. The entire postsea- bined seven teams to the last two NCAA Men’s Bas- son tournament is televised, including the championship ketball Championships. Since the conference’s recon- game, which is on ABC or ESPN (except for the 2018 sea- stitution in 2013-14, teams from The American have son, when the semifinals and final were on CBS). Sixty GREATNESS • 7 • DOESN’T QUIT. COACHES & STAFF 2018 Temple Women's Soccer Head Coach SEAMUS O'CONNOR Sixth Season Athlone Institute of Technology '97 Career Record: 68-80-9 (11 seasons) Record at Temple: 38-53-5 (5 seasons) Seamus O’Connor has taken the Temple University women’s soccer program to great heights since taking over the reins five years ago. His teams recorded the program’s first-ever back-to-back 10-win seasons, and the 2016 Owls capped that brilliant run with a school-record 12-win campaign. O'Connor took over the head coaching role in June, 2013, after spending two seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Owls. In his first season at the helm, O’Connor led his young team to a six-win season which was one more victory than the previous campaign. The Owls won their first four games of the season for the best start ever in program history at the time. The following season, in 2014, the program was lifted to new heights as O’Connor guided the Owls to an 11-8-1 record. It was the team's first season with 10+ wins since 2001 when the Owls went 11-9-0 under head coach Seamus McWilliams. The 2014 highlights included a seven-game win streak to start the season, which is still the longest in program history. Temple also recorded two more conference wins than in the previous year, and both Kelly Farrell and Shauni Kerkhoff were selected to the all-conference second-team. In 2015, O’Connor maintained the standard of excellence for the program as the team finished with a record of 12-7-1, and a mark of 4-4-1 in the American Athletic Conference. Not only did the Owls finish with back-to-back 10-win seasons for the first time ever, but also finished .500 in conference play for the first time since 1995. The season ended with many memorable moments including a victory over La Salle for the first time in 13 years, and a win vs. Saint Joseph's for the first time in back-to-back seasons. The Owls also captured a 2-1 victory over then-conference leader Cincinnati and, for the first time in five tries, defeated SMU, 3-2. After being seeded sixth in the American Athletic Conference Tournament, the Owls fell to third-seeded UCF, 2-1. Seniors Kelly Farrell and Erin Lafferty were named to the All-American Ath- letic Conference Second Team. In 2016 and 2017, O’Connor and the Owls struggled through rebuilding seasons. The team posted only three wins in 2016, improving to six in 2017, but was competitive throughout with 15 total losses coming by a single goal. As an assistant coach under Matt Gwilliam, O’Connor helped mentor the team to five shutouts in his first season with the Owls, which was the most by a Temple team since 1995. In 2012, he helped coach the Owls’ defensive unit to even more success, as it surpassed the previous season’s mark by nailing down seven shutouts, which helped the Cherry and White to the eighth-best save percentage in the nation (.875). In the time he has spent with the Cherry and White, the program has demonstrated much success in the classroom and has earned six consecutive NSCAA Academic Awards. Before arriving to Temple in 2011, O'Connor served in multiple capacities in the soccer programs at Chestnut Hill College, starting in 2007. He first coached the men's team before acting as Director of Soccer and coaching both teams for the 2008 and 2009 seasons. In 2010 he chose to exclusively coach the women's program. In his second season coaching the women, O'Connor led the Griffins to their first postseason appearance as member of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II. He was recognized with the CACC Coach of the Year Award at season's end. In 2010 the team was ranked #8 in the NSCAA East Region and they qualified for a second postseason appearance in a row. Under O'Connor, the Chestnut Hill College soccer programs has also flourished academically. The women's soccer team was recognized with the Chestnut Hill College Team Academic Achievement Award for posting the best collective GPA (2010-2011) and, during O'Con- nor's era, 16 Chestnut Hill College soccer players earned CACC All-Academic status. Away from collegiate soccer, O'Connor has established himself as a tal- ented coach at the professional level. In 2010 he completed a stint as head coach of the Philadelphia Liberty, a member of the Women's Premier Soccer League (WPSL). Prior to the Liberty he was also Head Coach of the CDSA Future and Assistant Coach of the AC Diablos, both members of the WPSL. In 2003, he led the Reading Rage of the United Soccer League/Premier Devel- opment League (USL/PDL) to an 8-8-2 record; the Rage's first .500 or better record in many seasons. At the youth level, O’Connor helped in the development of Philadelphia Soccer Club's Coppa United into a top 35 team nationally ranked team. Cop- pa United was an Eastern Pennsylvania Youth Soccer Association (EPYSA) State Cup finalist, a Jefferson Cup champion, and appeared in the Dallas Cup, Surf Cup, and Super Y League National Finals in addition to playing the Chi- nese Under 17 Men's National Team to a 1-1 draw. Currently he coaches with the ACP club based out of Atlantic County, N.J. O'Connor graduated from Athlone Institute of Technology in Ireland in 1997 where he was the starting goalkeeper for three seasons. While in college, he trained with League of Ireland clubs Athlone Town and Longford Town. His soccer education includes a Football Association of Ireland (FAI) Coaching License, FAI Goalkeeping License, National Soccer Coaches Asso- ciation of America (NSCAA) National License, NSCAA Level 2 Goalkeeping License. O'Connor, a native of Galway, Ireland, resides in Blackwood, N.J., with his wife, Alexandra, son, Shay, and daughter, Annabridget.

GREATNESS • 9 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com Assistant Coach PAULA JUREWICZ Third Season Temple '15

Former Temple women’s soccer standout Paula Jurewicz joined the Owls as an assistant coach in 2016. Jurewicz was an accomplished player for Temple, starting a total of 69 games for the Owls during her four-year career. The defender only missed seven games on the Temple back line, all coming during her junior year due to injury. In four years, Jurewicz totaled 15 points, with all five of her career goals going for game-winners. Jurewicz was not only known for her excellence on the field but off of it as well. During the 2015 season she received American Athletic Conference All-Academic honors, as well as a spot on Tem- ple’s Director’s Honor Roll for having a GPA of over 3.0.

Assistant Coach DAVID HODGSON First Season Worcester (UK) '00

David Hodgson, who brought in over 15 years of coaching experience, joined Temple women's soccer as an assistant coach in July, 2018. Hodgson most recently served in the roles of head sports scientist, assistant coach, and interim head coach of Sky Blue FC in the National Women’s Soccer League over the past two seasons. Hodgson began his coaching career as an assistant coach for the women’s soccer team at St. Peter’s College in Jersey City, N.J in 2003. He then moved to Drew University for the first of two stints (2004-08) with a stint as the head women’s coach at Cedar Crest College in Allentown, Pa. sandwiched in between. In 2008-09 Hodgson joined the Sky Blue FC staff as an assistant coach in the -League.W He was named the head coach at Rutgers University in Camden, N.J. in 2015 where guided the Raptors for two seasons. A member of the Girls Region 1 ODP staff, Hodgson also is the head club soccer coach with the Players Development Acad- emy out of Westampton, N.J., including the 18 PDA Force, a team which was the U-17 NPL National Champion. Hodgson graduated from the University of Worcester in the United Kingdom in 2000 with a B.S. in Sports & Exercise Stud- ies. He received his ESL/TEFL Diploma through Cambridge University in 2000, allowing him to teach English as a second and foreign language, and obtained a M.S. in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from California University of Pa. in 2013. This is not the first time that Hodgson and O’Connor have been together on the pitch as O’Connor coached Hodgson in 2003 with the Reading Rage of the United Soccer League. A native of Liverpool, England, he resides with his wife, Melissa, and son Jude in Hamilton, N.J.

• 10 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer Strength & Conditioning Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach SAM WHITNEY JIM HARNER Seventh Season Third Season Temple '08

Sam Whitney, a 2008 graduate of Jim Harner is in his third season Temple University, joined the Temple with the Owls. He joined the Temple Athletics staff as an Assistant Strength women's soccer staff for the 2016 sea- & Conditioning Coach in August of son as a volunteer assistant coach. Har- 2012. Whitney works primarily with ner is responsible for working with the the Olympic sports, designing and implementing strength and con- team's goalkeepers. ditioning programs for those teams. In April of 2016, Whitney was The Washinton Township, N.J. native also works for Players De- named Associate Head Strength & Conditioning Coach. velopment Academy (PDA) where he coaches goalkeepers of all Before arriving at Temple, Whitney spent two years as the Head different age groups ranging from U10 through U18, Strength & Conditioning Coach at the Polytechnic Institute of New Harner is a familiar face in the Philadelphia coaching scene as York University where he was responsible for 14 NCAA Division III he was on the staffs of Philadelphia University in 2014 and Albright teams. Prior to holding that position, Whitney spent two years as University in 2009.Harner currently resides in Egg Harbor, N.J. an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Villanova where he worked with the 2009 FCS National Championship Football team as well as the 2009 Final Four basketball team. Whitney earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology with a concentration in exercise science from Temple in May, 2008. He also earned a master's degree in sports business with a concentration in athletics administration at Temple in May, 2016. He holds certifica- tions from the National Strength & Conditioning Association (CSCS), Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (SCCC), USA Weightlifting (Level 1), and the American Heart Association.

Manager MORGAN ROLLINS Sophomore

Morgan Rollins is in her first season as a manager for Temple. She played for the Owls in 2017. Rollins played at the Tower Hill School where she earned Second Team All-State and First Team All-Conference during her junior campaign. She also earned letters in basketball and volleyball during her high school career. At the Tower Hill School, Rollins was a three-time academic scholar and a member of the National Honor Society. She plans to major in biomedical engineering.

GREATNESS • 11 • DOESN’T QUIT. MEET THE OWLS 2018 Temple Women's Soccer Sr. • D • 5-4 7 KELCIE DOLAN Egg Harbor City, N.J. • Absegami

2017: Appeared in all 18 games for the Owls, starting in 16 of those matches…Logged 1080 minutes...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for a third year in a row for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played in 14 games, starting in 11...Took two shots with one on net...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in six games...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Senior year captain at Absegami…Was selected first team all-conference in the Cape Atlantic League…Captained Jersey Premier Soccer club team to finish as New Jersey State Cup Finalists in 2014…Was a merit and honor roll student all four years of high school.

Personal: Majoring in early childhood education. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 6-0 0 0 0 2016 14-11 0 0 0 2017 18-16 0 0 0 Totals: 38-26 0 0 0

Sr. • M • 5-3 25 JULIET ESPOSITO Haddon Township, N.J. • Camden Catholic 2017: Appeared in all 18 games for the Owls, starting in 14 of those matches…Tallied two assists for the season…Added four shots with two on goal...Named to Temple's President's Hon- or Roll for a second year in a row for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in 18 games with 16 starts...Scored one goal...Took five shots with two on goal... Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in four games...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four-year varsity starter at Camden Catholic…Three-time second team all-conference selection and was selected first team all-conference her senior year…Was also named all-state honorable mention her junior and senior years...Won the New Jersey US Club Soccer Cup…Was a member of the National Honor Society, Science Honors Society, Latin Honor Society, Social Studies Honors Society and Band Honors Society. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. Personal: Majoring in nursing. 2015 4-0 0 0 0 2016 18-16 1 0 2 2017 18-14 0 2 2 Totals: 40-30 1 2 4

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Sr. • D • 5-3 20 KAT MCCOY Oakford, Pa. • Neshaminy 2017: Appeared in six games for the Owls, starting in one of those matches…Logged 150 minutes for the season...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Did not appear in a game due to injury...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in two games ... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Rated a three-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer…Three-year member of the Neshaminy varsity team…In 2013, was a member of team that finished the season 25-0 and won the Suburban One League Championship, District championship, and PIAA State Championship…Was also a member of the 2010 Suburban One league championship team… Member of UGH Fevernova club soccer…Was a member of a team that was once ranked as high as first in Pennsylvania, third in Region One and fourth in the nation…On the honor roll all four years of high school. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 2-0 0 0 0 Personal: Majoring in human resource management. 2016 DNP 2017 6-1 0 0 0 Totals: 8-1 0 0 0

Sr. • F • 5-7 15 KERRI MCGINLEY Philadelphia, Pa. • St. Basil Academy Transferred from Marist College

2017: Appeared in all 18 games for the Owls, starting in five of those matches…Second on the team in points with 10, and tied for second on the team in goals with four…Had 23 shots with 11 of those on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played in nine games...Took five shots with one on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in 17 games at Marist...Recorded a career-high three shots on Oct. 28 vs. Ni- agara...Totaled 15 shots on the season with six on goal.

High School: Four-year scholar athlete...Earned academic high honors during her four years...All-time leading goal scorer at St. Basil...Named All-Academy, All-State, and was on the All-American watch list...Leading scorer for her club team which was nationally ranked and won multiple championships. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. Personal: Majoring in accounting. 2016 9-0 0 0 0 2017 18-5 4 2 10 Totals: 27-5 4 2 10

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Sr. • M • 5-5 9 SARAH MCGLINN Cherry Hill, N.J. • Cherry Hill West 2017: Appeared in all 18 matches for the Owls, starting in 17... Scored one goal and notched one assist for the season…Third on the team in minutes with 1314...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for a third year in a row for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played in all 19 games with 18 starts...Scored two goals and added one assist...Took 35 shots with 17 on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in 19 games with three starts…Scored two of the four goals in win against UNH…Had 16 shots with nine on goal…Finished season with seven points, scoring three goals and one assist...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

High School: Rated a three-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer…Two-time captain and three- time all-conference selection at Cherry Hill West…In her last three years of high school, led the team in goals, assists and points…Helped her club team to win the 2012 US Club State Cup, 2013 Region 1 Colonial League Championship, and the 2014 NPL National Champi- onship…Was a four year member of student council and the DECA Business Competition Group. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 19-3 3 1 7 Personal: Majoring in finance...Father, Chuck, played soccer at Saint Joseph’s University and 2016 19-18 2 1 5 is a member of the school’s soccer hall of fame. 2017 18-17 1 1 3 Totals: 56-38 6 3 15

Sr. • GK • 5-7 32 JORDAN NASH Brick, N.J. • St. Rose 2017: Appeared in six games for the Owls, starting in four of those matches…Had 23 saves and earned a GAA of 1.65... Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played and started 18 games...Recorded a conference-best 120 saves...Ended the season with a goals against average of 1.46 and a save percentage of .822...Had three shutouts...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2015: Played in 19 games with 16 starts…Recorded three shutouts…Ended the season with a 1.02 goals against average (ranks second in a single season), .805 save percentage, and 70 saves…Received American Athletic Conference Rookie of the Week (8/24) and Goalkeeper of the Week (9/21)…Named to the American Athletic Conference All-Rookie team...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Rated three-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer…Four-year starter at St. Rose... As a senior, helped her team to be state sectional finalists and was named first team all-conference…Helped her team to win the state sectional championships in 2012 and 2013 as well as being state non-public B finalists…At the club level, was a member of the 2012 ECNL Northeast Finals Championship team…Also appeared in the 2013 and 2014 ECNL National Finals Championships…Academically, was a member of the Honors Society and the Foreign CAREER STATS Language Honors Society. Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA Save Pct. 2015 19-16 1496:43 70 1.02 .805 2016 18-18 1606:16 120 1.46 .822 Personal: Majoring in biology. 2017 6-4 436:37 23 1.65 .742 Totals: 43-38 3539:36 190 1.30 .807

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Jr. • F • 5-7 8 HANNAH ALEXANDER Lansdale, Pa. • North Penn

2017: Appeared in one game for the Owls...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in six games...Took one shot on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Varsity starter and senior year captain...Distinguished Honor Roll grades 9-12.

Personal: Played for Montgomery United Soccer and FC Bucks ENCL...Montgomery United Soccer 2016 Player of the Year...Undecided major in the College of Public Health.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 6-0 0 0 0 2017 1-0 0 0 0 Totals: 7-0 0 0 0

Jr. • GK • 5-9 0 MORGAN BASILEO Philadelphia, Pa. • Little Flower

2017: Started in 14 games for the Owls…Recorded 69 saves and four shutouts…Finished the season with a goals allowed average of 1.52…Was named to the American Athletic Confer- ence Honor Roll three times…Named OwlSports Player of the Month for September.

2016: Didn't appear in a game...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four-year varsity starter...Career statistics rank her as one of the best goalkeepers in her school’s history...Received Philadelphia Catholic League All Conference recognition twice during her career...Honors student academically.

Personal: Played on FC Bucks club team...Won Eastern Pennsylvania State Championship in 2015 and Eastern Pennsylvania Futsal State Champion in 2014...Majoring in engineering.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA Save Pct. 2016 0-0 0 0 0 0 2017 14-14 1242:34 69 1.52 0.767 Totals: 14-14 1242:34 69 1.52 0.767

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Jr. • F • 5-5 22 JULES BLANK Philadelphia, Pa • Archbishop Ryan

2017:Played in one game for the Owls...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in 19 games with four starts...Had five shots with two on goal and recorded one assist...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Finished her career at Archbishop Ryan as the all-time leading goal scorer with 83 goals...Second female to have her jersey retired at Ryan...Four Catholic League Championships and a District 12 Championship...Regional All-American...Pennsylvania All State Team...Philadelphia Catholic League MVP...1st Team All-Catholic Philadelphia...Select- ed to the All-State team in 2013...1st Team All-Catholic Philadelphia in 2013 and 2014...In the top 5% of her class at Archbishop Ryan.

Personal: PClub team FC Bucks...Eastern Pennsylvania State Championship in 2015...Ma- joring in kinesiology. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 19-4 0 1 1 2017 1-0 0 0 0 Totals: 20-4 0 1 1

Jr. • F • 5-4 6 FRAN DAVIS Bath, England • Ralph Allen

2017: Appeared in four games for the Owls…Scored a goal in an 8-0 victory over Delaware State…Had two shots on goal for the season...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in six games with four starts...Took four shots with two on goal...Scored the game-winning goal against Delaware State...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

Personal: Played for Bristol Academy WFC (now known as Bristol City WFC) since the age of 11...Coached by Mark Sampson (Current England national team manager)...Made debut for Bristol Academy first team at the age of 17 who were playing in WSL1 at the time...Played for England U17's in an UEFA tournament in Madrid...Captained England U17 in a game vs Wales...Majoring in biology.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 6-4 1 0 2 2017 4-0 1 0 2 Totals: 10-4 2 1 4

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Jr. • M • 5-11 17 TONI FEITE Dillsburg, Pa. • Northern

2017: Appeared in one game for the Owls before missing the rest of the season due to an injury...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played in nine games...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Team captain...Led team to a District III Championship in 2013...Lettered in Cross Country as well as Track and Field...Honor roll all four years of High School...Member of the DECA team that finished first in the districts in 2014 and as runners-up in 2015

Personal: Captained club team, Super Nova DCFC...Pennsylvania East State Champion- ships in 2010 and again in 2012...Majoring in kinesiology.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 9-0 0 0 0 2017 1-0 0 0 0 Totals: 10-0 0 0 0

Jr. • D • 5-9 16 EMILY KEITEL Mechanicsburg, Pa. • Cumberland Valley

2017: Appeared and started in 17 games for the Owls…Second on the team in assists with three…Also second on the team in minutes played with 1444...Named to Temple's Presi- dent's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played and started in 17 games...Recorded one assist...Took three shots with two on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four year starter...Four-time Mid Penn Conference champion...Two-time Dis- trict 3 champion...PIAA AAA finalist (2012) and semifinalist (2015)...Scored seven goals in her senior year (all from set pieces)...All-Sentinel team...Patriot-News/Pennlive All-star team... Nominated for Patriot-News MVP...Mid Penn Conference All-Star...Two-year starter for the Eastern PA ODP team...Played AAU basketball.

Personal: Majoring in early childhood education. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 17-17 0 1 1 2017 17-17 0 3 3 Totals: 34-34 0 4 4

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Jr. • F • 5-8 19 MORGAN MOROCCO Burlington, N.J. • Holy Cross Academy

2017: Appeared in all 18 games for the Owls, starting in five of those matches…Scored two goals on the season…Had 14 shots with nine on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

2016: Played in 15 games with eight starts...Scored two goals...Took seven shots with five on net...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four-year varsity soccer player...Selected as a captain her senior year...Burl- ington County Scholastic League Player of the Year...Selected to the New Jersey All-State Non-Public 2nd Team and the South Jersey Soccer Coaches Association All South Jersey 1st Team...Team finished as New Jersey State Non-Public Semi-Finalists in 2013 and 2015 and New Jersey State Non-Public Finalists in 2014...Four year basketball, including being the captain in 2014 and 2015.

Personal: Undecided major. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 15-8 2 0 4 2017 18-5 2 0 4 Totals: 33-13 4 0 8

Jr. • D • 5-3 21 LACEY POWELL Howell, N.J. • Freehold Township

2017: Appeared and started in 12 games for the Owls....Named to Temple's President's Hon- or Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in nine games with four starts...Had two shots with one on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Four-year varsity player...All-State honorable mention...First team all-conference...Second team all division...First team all-district...Team captain...Central Jersey Group IV champions...NJ Group IV state champion...Shore Conference finalists...Honor Roll all four years...Member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Played club soccer with Match Fit Academy ECNL U18 team...Team captain for three seasons...Majoring in kinesiology.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 9-4 0 0 0 2017 12-12 0 0 0 Totals: 21-16 0 0 0

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Jr. • GK • 5-7 1 CASSY SKELTON Beverly, N.J. • Holy Cross Academy

2017: Did not see game action...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in three games with one start...Finished the season with three saves...Had a goals against average of 2.12...Save percentage of .500...Named to Temple's Athletic Direc- tor's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

High School: Four-year varsity soccer player...Team Captain...Made the final watch list for High School All American Game...South Jersey Coaches Association 2015 Most Valuable Goalkeeper of the Year...All South Jersey First Team...Burlington County Scholastic League All Star...All-County Keeper for Burlington County...Burlington County Scholastic League Player of the Year in 2014...Played varsity basketball and lacrosse...Member of the National Honors Society...Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards in Algebra, Sociology, En- glish, Graphic Design, and Psychology.

Personal: Majoring in criminal justice. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA Save Pct. 2016 3-1 127:37 3 2.12 0.500 2017 0-0 0 0 0 0 Totals: 3-1 127:37 3 2.12 0.500

Jr. • M • 5-10 18 MOLLY TOBIN Duxbury, Mass. • Duxbury

2017: Appeared in 12 games for the Owls, starting in one of those matches…Logged 390 minutes for the season.

2016: Played in 14 games with seven starts...Had two shots with both on net, scoring one goal.

High School: Four year varsity starter...Back to back Patriot League Champion...Selected to play on the Patriot League All Star team 2013-2015...Selected to play on the Massachusetts State Super Team...Honor Roll student

Personal: Played for the U18 Boston Breakers ECNL team...Nationally ranked by Top Drawer Soccer as the 91st ranked overall player in the US, the 12th ranked defender in the US and the 3rd ranked overall player in Massachusetts and was in the 2016 US Girls IMG Academy Top 150 Player Pool...Selected to participate at the US Women’s Soccer ID Camp in Albany, N.Y...Selected to play multiple years in the Olympic Development Program for the state of Massachusetts...Majoring in business marketing. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 14-7 1 0 2 2017 12-1 0 0 0 Totals: 26-8 1 0 2

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Jr. • D • 5-5 3 KJ WAGHORNE Wheaton, Ill. • Wheaton Warrenville South

2017: Appeared in three games for the Owls…Tallied one assist in an 8-0 win over Delaware State...Named to Temple's President's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.5 or above.

2016: Played in 13 games with five starts...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Ranked as a three-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer....Member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society...AP Scholar and was also an Illinois State Scholar....Awarded the Temple University President’s Scholarship.

Personal: Played for the NSA Rockets and helped the team win the Illinois State Champion- ship in 2014...Majoring in biology.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 13-5 0 0 0 2017 3-0 0 1 1 Totals: 16-5 0 1 1

So. • M • 5-3 5 JULIA DOLAN Egg Harbor City, N.J. • Absegami

2017: Appeared in 17 games for the Owls, starting in eight of those matches…Scored the game-winning goal in the Owls' 3-2 overtime victory at Fairleigh Dickinson and was named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll...Named to Temple's Athletic Direc- tor's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Was a back-to-back team MVP, captain and All-Conference selection...As a senior she was also selected to the All-South Jersey Team...Was a three-sport athlete in high school, also lettering in basketball and track and field.

Personal: Was an honor roll student and member of the National Honor Society...Plans to major in business.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2017 17-8 1 0 2 Totals: 17-8 1 0 2

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So. • D • 5-5 2 NATALIE DRUEHL Stamford, Conn. • Westhill

2017: Appeared in three games for the Owls as a midfielder, logging 100 total minutes... Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Played at Westhill High School and was a two-time team captain...Selected All-State during her senior year and All-FCIAC First Team in back-to-back years to end her high school career...Was also a three-sport varsity athlete...Played club soccer for Chelsea Piers.

Personal: Comes from a family of athletes as her sister Heidi is currently a defender for the UConn women's soccer team and sister Victoria was a rower at UConn (2010-12).

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2017 3-0 0 0 0 Totals: 3-0 0 0 0

So. • D • 5-8 12 DJAVON DUPREE Philadelphia, Pa. • Central

2017: Appeared in 14 games for the Owls, starting in two of those matches.

High School: Voted team captain and earned All-Public, All-District and All-Southeastern honors and her team won the the Philadelphia Public League and District 12 during her senior season...Was also a four-time letterwinner in basketball and two-time letterwinner in track and field.

Personal: Was a high school honor student...Plans on majoring in business marketing.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2017 14-2 0 0 0 Totals: 14-2 0 0 0

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So. • M • 5-10 10 BELLA SORRENTINO Bryn Mawr, Pa. • Archbishop John Carroll

2017: Appeared in nine games for the Owls…Had seven shots for the season, placing four of those on goal...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Played midfielder and was a two-time team captain, team MVP, First Team All-Catholic League, First Team All-Main Line, and First Team All-Delaware County...Select- ed as a top 100 player for the National Rush Travel Soccer Team, where she was chosen to represent the team in the San Marino Cup in Italy...Also was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and was selected First Team All-Catholic League, First Team All-Main Line, and First Team All-Delaware County during her junior year.

Personal: Served on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee for Archdiocese of Phila- delphia during her senior year...Father, Andrew Sorrentino, played men's tennis at Temple from 1982-86 and was a three-time team captain...He later returned to coach the men's and women's teams from 1990-98, being named the A-10 Coach of the Year in 1997... Plans to major in exercise science. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2017 9-0 0 0 0 Totals: 9-0 0 0 0

So. • F • 5-5 10 EMMA WILKINS Galloway, N.J. • Absegami

2017: Appeared in all 18 games for the Owls, starting in seven of those matches…Fifth on the team in points with seven…Tied for fourth on the team in goals with three…Named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll on Sept. 4...Named to Temple's Athletic Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA of 3.0 or above.

High School: Led her team in goals her senior year and was a team captain...Was selected First Team All-Conference in back-to-back years to end her high school career...Also played for PDA United U17-18, where she led the team in goals and was a three-time State Cup Champion.

Personal: Was a four-year varsity scholar...Major is currently undecided.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2017 18-7 3 1 7 Totals: 18-7 3 1 7

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Fr. • F • 5-4 27 KYLIE ANICIC Mickleton, N.J. • Kingsway High School: Earned a total of 12 varsity letters in four years at Kingsway Regional High School...Earned the 2016 Coach's Award in soccer and the NJ.com "Kick 6" Top Individual Play- er Performance Award...Helped lead her team to a Tri-Coun- ty Conference title...Also a cross country and track and field standout...Earned cross country all-conference, all-area, and All-South Jersey accolades and was a Nike Cross National qualifier...Received the South Jersey Track Coach Schol- ar Athlete Award, Tri-County Sportsmanship Award, and earned All-Area and All-Group 4 accolades in the 4x800 as well as qualifying for New Balance Nationals on multiple occasions...Won the 2016 Tri-County 3200M Championship and was a NJ State Champion- ship Qualifier...Member of the National Honor Society and the Foreign Language National Honor Society...Named Senior of the Month, was on the Superintendent and Principal's list all eight semesters of high school...Earned the People's Choice Award for Academics and finished in the Top 8% of her class (38 of 455)...Played club soccer for the PDA Pride NBL 00'...Played for NJ ODP from 2012-17, was a Next Gen College Prep Squad selectee, and was a Philadelphia Union Juniors 2000 Select member.

Personal: Chose Temple for its prestigious academic and medical programs.

Fr. • D • 5-9 24 ERIN CUTCLIFF Springfield, Pa. • Springfield

High School: Two-time team captain at Springfield High School...Earned All-Delco and All-Central League accolades... Played at the club level for FC Europa and was a four-year team captain who led her squad to a U.S. Soccer national title...Club team earned a #1 ranking in the state, #1 in the nation and #1 globally in 2016...Earned the Office of the United States Congressman Scholar-Ath- lete Award...Was an honor roll student, earned distinguished honors, and was a member of the National Honors Society...Also received an outstanding student award, outstanding excellence award, and the Mount Holyoke College Book Award.

Personal: Comes from a family of athletes...Grandfather, Bob Vinso, graduated from Temple in 1968 and was a track and field athlete...Other grandfather, Dudley Cutcliff, ran track at Saint Joseph's University...Sister, Taylor, is currently playing soccer at Seton Hall University.

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Fr. • M• 5-4 23 HAILEY GUTOWKSI Cinnaminson, N.J. • Cinnaminson High School: Named a 2017 United Soccer Coaches High School All-American following Cinnaminson's 2017 NJSIAA Group 2 Sectional Championship win...Named the 2017 Bur- lington County Times High School Player of the Year as well as earning NJGSCA Top 20 All State accolades after leading her team in assists (19) and goals (23)...Earned a spot on the NJGSCA Top 20 South team in 2016 and 2017 as well as being named to the All-Liberty Division First Team in 2015, 2016 and 2017...In 2016 and 2017, earned First Team All-South Jersey (SJSCA) accolades after leading her team to becoming Liberty Division Champions both years...Was a U.S. Soccer National Training Center Invitee in 2013 and 2014...Played club for PDA South Pride 2000 NPL where she was the team leader in goals and points from 2013-17 and the team leader in assists from 2013-16...Was an Honor Roll student.

Personal: Is undecided on a major.

Fr. • F• 5-4 28 GABRIELA JOHNSON Springfield, Pa. • Springfield

High School: Named The Press of Atlantic City 2017 Player of the Year as a senior after a record-breaking season at Oak- crest High School...Finished her career with school records in goals in a game (5), career hat tricks (7), hat tricks in a season (5), multi-goal games (17), career goals (62), season goals (33), career assists (33), and season assists (17)...Was an All-SJ Team selection in both 2016 and 2017...Three-time Team MVP...Graduated from the biomedical magnet program at Oak- crest...Was named to the Dr. Johnson Harmon Distinguished Varsity Scholar Honor Roll all four years...Played club for PDA Pride, helping the team to a first-place finish in the USYF Regional, Atlantic Regional, and Northeast Regional matches in 2015.

Personal: Is interested in Temple's dental school...Sister, Giana, attends Temple and a grandfather also attended Temple.

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> Temple finished 6-10-2 overall, with a 2-6-1 record in the American Athletic Conference (8th). > The Owls improved on their 2016 campaign by three wins overall and seven points in conference play. > The Owls had an impressive 5-4 record at home at the Temple Sports Complex. > Senior midfielder Elana Falcone was named to the 2017 Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Women's Soccer Team. > Falcone finished her career tied for ninth all-time in assists with eight, and redshirt senior forward Kayla Cunningham finished sixth in program history with 10. Cunningham also had six assists on the season which was good for the team lead and eighth in the conference. > Senior forward Gabriella McKeown led the team in points (11) and goals (5) for the second straight year. She finished her career with 28 points, the most of anyone on the 2017 squad. > Temple's eight goals in a win vs. Delaware State were the most goals the Owls had scored in a game since September 2007, and was the largest margin of victory the team has had over an opponent since September 1991. The match featured seven different goal-scorers including Falcone and McKeown, junior midfielder Sarah McGlinn, sophomore midfielder Fran Davis, midfielder Morgan Morocco, junior forward Kerri McGinley, and two goals by senior forward Morgan Glassford. > In the middle of the season, the Owls held their opponents scoreless for three straight games (Mount St. Mary’s, Towson, Delaware State). That was the first three-game streak of holding opponents scoreless since August 2015. > The Owls had a four-game win streak at home (Rider, Mount St. Mary’s, Delaware State, ECU) which was the most since the 2015 season. The team came up one win short of five which is the all-time record for the program. > The first conference win for the Owls came in a 1-0 victory over ECU at the Temple Sports Complex. It was also the program's first-ever win vs. ECU. > The other conference win for the Owls was a 2-0 victory over Houston, also at the Temple Sports Complex. > The Owls had two different freshmen make the conference weekly honor roll for the first time in school history. Forward Emma Wilkins finished the season with three goals and one assist, and was named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll on September 4. Midfielder Julia Dolan scored the game-winning goal in the Owls' 3-2 overtime victory at Fairleigh Dickinson and was named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll on September 4. > Sophomore goalkeeper Morgan Basileo started in 14 games for the Owls. She recorded 69 saves and four shutouts. She was named to the American Athletic Conference Honor Roll three times (Sept. 4, Sept. 18, Oct. 3) as well as being named Owl- Sports.com Player of the Month for September.

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TEMPLE WOMEN'S SOCCER 2017 STATISTICS Record: 6-10-2 Home: 5-4 Away: 1-6-2 Neutral: 0-0

# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-ATT 10 McKeown, Gabriella 18-18 5 1 11 46 .109 20 .435 2 0-0 24 McGinley, Kerri 18-5 4 2 10 23 .174 11 .478 0 0-0 8 Falcone, Elana 18-18 4 1 9 32 .125 15 .469 2 0-0 23 Cunningham, Kayla 18-16 1 6 8 39 .026 16 .410 0 0-0 4 Wilkins, Emma 18-7 3 1 7 21 .143 12 .571 0 0-0 27 Glassford, Morgan 16-2 3 0 6 8 .375 3 .375 0 0-0 19 Morocco, Morgan 18-5 2 0 4 14 .143 9 .643 1 0-0 9 McGlinn, Sarah 18-17 1 1 3 22 .045 7 .318 0 0-0 16 Keitel, Emily 17-17 0 3 3 9 .000 3 .333 0 0-0 5 Dolan, Julia 17-8 1 0 2 11 .091 3 .273 1 0-0 6 Davis, Fran 4-0 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.00 0 0-0 25 Esposito, Juliet 18-14 0 2 2 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 14 Brown, Aisha 18-17 0 1 1 3 .000 3 1.00 0 0-0 3 Waghorne, KJ 3-0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 Sorrentino, Bella 9-0 0 0 0 7 .000 4 .571 0 0-0 15 Dutille, Victoria 8-2 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 11 DiGenova, Marissa 13-2 0 0 0 3 .000 3 1.00 0 0-0 26 Dupree, Djavon 14-2 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 7 Dolan, Kelcie 18-16 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.00 0 0-0 22 Blank, Jules 0-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 21 Powell, Lacey 12-12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 McCoy, Katie 6-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 18 Tobin, Molly 12-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Feite, Toni 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13 Alexander, Hannah 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 Druehl, Natalie 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 Basileo, Morgan 14-14 1242:34 21 1.52 69 .767 5 7 2 4/1 32 Nash, Jordan 6-4 436:37 8 1.65 23 .742 1 3 0 0/1 Total...... 18 1679:11 29 1.55 94 .764 6 10 2 5 Opponents...... 18 1679:11 25 1.34 92 .786 10 6 2 8

• 28 • RECORDS & HONORS 2018 Temple Women's Soccer YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Overall Conference Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. Place Coach Postseason 2017 6 10 2 .389 2 6 1 .278 8th Seamus O'Connor 2016 3 16 0 .158 0 9 0 .000 10th Seamus O'Connor 2015 12 7 1 .625 4 4 1 .500 6th Seamus O’Connor American Athletic Tournament 2014 11 8 1 .575 3 5 1 .389 8th Seamus O’Connor American Athletic Tournament 2013 6 12 1 .342 1 8 0 .111 9th Seamus O’Connor American Athletic Tournament 2012 5 12 3 .325 2 6 1 .278 T-10th Matt Gwilliam 2011 5 12 1 .306 2 6 1 .278 T-12th Matt Gwilliam 2010 6 12 1 .342 1 6 1 .188 14th David Jones 2009 7 11 1 .368 3 8 0 .272 13th David Jones 2008 4 11 4 .267 2 6 3 .250 T-12th David Jones 2007 5 10 4 .368 1 8 2 .182 13th David Jones 2006 4 14 0 .222 1 8 0 .111 T-13th David Jones 2005 4 13 2 .263 2 5 2 .333 11th David Jones 2004 4 14 1 .237 1 9 1 .136 12th David Jones 2003 4 14 1 .237 2 9 0 .182 12th S. McWilliams/D. Jones 2002 8 12 0 .400 3 8 0 .273 10th Seamus McWilliams 2001 6 11 1 .361 1 9 1 .137 11th Seamus McWilliams 2000 11 9 0 .550 4 6 0 .400 T-6th Seamus McWilliams 1999 6 10 2 .389 3 7 1 .318 T-9th Seamus McWilliams 1998 6 13 0 .316 1 10 0 .091 12th Seamus McWilliams 1997 5 15 0 .250 2 9 0 .182 T-10th Seamus McWilliams 1996 4 14 1 .237 2 6 0 .250 T-4th-East Seamus McWilliams 1995 9 6 2 .588 3 0 1 .875 1st-East Seamus McWilliams Atlantic 10 Tournament 1994 7 9 3 .447 2 2 1 .500 T-3rd Seamus McWilliams Atlantic 10 Tournament 1993 6 10 2 .389 1 2 2 .400 4th Eileen Richart Atlantic 10 Tournament 1992 9 5 3 .583 - - - — — Eileen Richart 1991 11 7 0 .611 - - - — — Eileen Richart

ATLANTIC 10 AWARDS Player of the Week Goalkeeper of the Week 2011 Tara Murphy (11/1) 2014 Shauni Kerkhoff (9/8) All-Conference 2009 Niki Conn (9/14) Shauni Kerkhoff (9/1) 2011 Niki Conn, F 2nd 2001 Elizabeth Frengs (9/17) 2015 Jordan Nash (9/21) 2010 Niki Conn, F HM 2000 Lori Brennan (9/20) 2009 Niki Conn, F HM Brandi Wright (10/25) Rookie of the Week 2007 Kara William, GK 2007 1995 Kim Fitzgerald 2015 Jordan Nash (8/28) 2006 Cori Gallagher, D HM (10/23, 10/30) 2002 Brenda Gore, D 2nd 1994 Patrice Rutland Honor Roll 1999 Lori Brennan 1st (10/9, 10/16) 2015 Kelly Farrell (9/4, 9/14, 10/26) 1997 Dominique Woyton, M 2nd Gina DiTaranto (10/12, 10/19) 1996 Kim Steiner, M 2nd Rookie of the Week 1995 Kim Fitzgerald, F 1st 2008 Niki Conn (9/15) CoSIDA Academic All-District 1994 Partice Rutland, D 1st 2007 Kara Williams (9/24, 10/8) 2005 Stephanie Vietry Shauna James, D HM 2002 Stephanie Vietry (9/3) 2004 Samantha Vietry Courtney Fritz (9/16) Stephanie Vietry All-Rookie Samantha Vietry (10/7) 2012 Shauni Kerkhoff, GK 2000 Courtney Woytowicz (10/25) Philadelphia Inquirer Academic All-Area Erin Lafferty, D 1997 Julie Marx (9/8) 2017 Elana Falcone 2009 Kate Yurkovic, F 1995 Winsome Fritz (10/30) 2014 Shauni Kerkhoff 2005 Charisma Wright, F 2013 Shauni Kerkhoff 2002 Samantha Vietry, F AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE AWARDS 2005 Stephanie Vietry Stephanie Vietry, F 2000 Johanna Yemm, MF All-Conference NSCAA All-Region 2014 Shauni Kerkhoff 2nd 2015 Erin Lafferty 2nd All-Championship 2014 Kelly Farrell 2nd Kelly Farrell 2nd 1995 Kim Fitzgerald 2015 Kelly Farrell 2nd Dominique Woyton 2015 Erin Lafferty 2nd 1993 Kristie Haake Julia Ortale All-Rookie 2014 Kayla Cunningham, F All-Academic 2015 Jordan Nash, GK 2005 Stephanie Vietry 2004 Trish Dalton Offensive Player of the Week Samantha Vietry 2015 Kelly Farrell (9/21) Stephanie Vietry 1999 Lori Brennan Defensive Player of the Week 1994 Kristin Naper 2014 Alyssa Kirk (8/25) Donielle Zimmerman 2015 Erin Lafferty (9/4, 10/26) 1993 Julie McCaffrey Donielle Zimmerman

GREATNESS • 30 • DOESN’T QUIT. OwlSports.com CAREER RECORDS

GAMES PLAYED CAREER GOALKEEPING Player (Years)...... GP Saves 1. Erin Lafferty (2012-15)...... 79 Player (Years)...... Saves 2. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 77 1. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 503 Kelly Lare (2003-07)...... 77 2. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 406 4. Shannon Senour (2012-15)...... 76 3. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 318 Stephanie Vietry (2002-05)...... 76 4. Julie McCaffrey (1992-93)...... 273 Lori Brennan (1996-99)...... 76 5. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-2015)...... 244 7. Elizabeth O'Brien (1999-02)...... 75 6. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 213 8. Alyssa Kirk (2011-14)...... 74 7. Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 204 9. Brenda Gore (1999-02)...... 74 8. Tiffany asunichK (2005-08)...... 160 10. Seven tied with...... 73 9. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 134

GOALS Save Percentage Player (Years)...... Goals Player (Years)...... PCT 1. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 31 1. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 807 2. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 27 2. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-15)...... 803 Niki Conn (2008-11)...... 27 3. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 786 4. Brandi Wright (1998-01)...... 26 4. Julie McCaffery (1992-93)...... 769 5. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 24 5. Morgan Basileo (2017-Present)...... 767 Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 24 Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 767 7. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 17 7. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 766 Erin Lafferty 8. Julie Marx (1997-01)...... 16 8. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 753 9. Katie Mills (1998-99)...... 14 9. Terri Rogers (1995-98)...... 738 10. Erin Lafferty (2012-15)...... 13 10. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 708 Jeannette Hibbs (1998-02)...... 13 Goals Allowed Average ASSISTS Player (Years)...... GAA Player (Years)...... Assists 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-15)...... 1.13 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 21 2. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 1.30 2. Lori Brennan (1996-96)...... 17 3. Morgan Basileo (2017-Present)...... 1.52 3. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 14 4. Julie McCaffery (1992-93)...... 1.55 4. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 12 5. Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 2.07 5. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 11 6. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 2.11 6. Kayla Cunningham (2014-17)...... 10 7. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 2.19 Jeanette Hibbs (1998-0)...... 10 8. Tiffany asunichK (2005-08)...... 2.22 8. Carla Moyer (1991-94)...... 9 9. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 2.23 Katie Mills (1998-99)...... 9 10. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 2.28 10. eight tied with...... 8 Most Goals, Game: 4, Carla Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) POINTS Most Goals, Season: 13, Kelly Farrell (2015), Patrice Rut- Player (Years)...... Points land (1994) and Kim Fitzgerald (1995) 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 75 Most Goals, Career: 31, Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96) 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 74 Most Assists, Game: 4, Carla Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) 3. Brandi Wright (1998-01)...... 59 Most Assists, Season: 9, Patrice Rutland (1994) Shauni Kerkhoff 4. Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 56 Most Assists, Career: 21, Patrice Rutland (1991-94) 5. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 54 Most Points, Game: 12, C. Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) 6. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 42 Most Points, Season: 35, Patrice Rutland (1994) Most Points, Career: 75, P. Rutland (1991-94) 7. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 36 Most Saves, Game: 24, Winsome Fritz vs. UMass (1995) Jeannette Hibbs (1998-02)...... 36 Most Saves, Season: 154, Winsome Fritz (1997) 9. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 35 Most Saves, Career: 503, Winsome Fritz (1995-98) Julie Marx (1998-01)...... 35 Most Shutouts, Season: 8, Denise Zitner (1991) Most Shutouts, Career: 17, Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-2015) SHOTS Most Wins: 12 (2015) Player (Years)...... SH Least Wins: 4 (Four times) 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 215 Most Ties: 4 (2007) 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 196 3. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 194 4. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 153 5. Kate Yurkovic (2008-12)...... 129 6. Kayla Cunningham (2013-Present)...... 118 7. Julie Marx (1997-00)...... 107 8. Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 100 9. Lori Brennan (1996-99)...... 93 10. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 92

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• 31 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer SEASON RECORDS

GOALS SEASON GOALKEEPING Player (Year)...... Goals Saves 1. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 13 Player (Year)...... Saves Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 13 1. Winsome Fritz (1997)...... 154 Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 13 2. Julie McCaffrey (1993)...... 146 4. Katie Mills (1998)...... 10 3. Winsome Fritz (1998)...... 145 Brandi Wright (2000)...... 10 4. Julie McCaffrey (1992)...... 127 6. Kelly Farrell (2014)...... 9 5. Jordan Nash (2016)...... 120 Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 9 6. Jackie Mauro (2004)...... 119 Kim Fitzgerald (1994)...... 9 7. Tiffany asunichK (2005)...... 115 Brandi Wright (1999)...... 9 8. Jackie Mauro (2003)...... 109 10. Carla Moyer (1991)...... 8 9. Courtney Woytowicz (1999)...... 108 Ayanna Love (1991)...... 8 10. Winsome Fritz (1995)...... 103 Ayanna Love (1992)...... 8 Denise Zitter (1991)...... 103 Ayanna Love (1993)...... 8 Niki Conn (2009)...... 8 Save Percentage Player (Year)...... Save Pct. ASSISTS 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012)...... 887 Player (Year)...... Assists 2. Julie McCaffrey (1992)...... 870 1. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 9 3. Tara Murphy (2012)...... 854 Kelly Farrell 2. Carla Moyer (1991)...... 7 4. Winsome Fritz (1995)...... 851 Patrice Rutland (1992)...... 7 5. Jordan Nash (2016)...... 822 Lori Brennan (1999)...... 7 6. Julie McCaffrey (1993)...... 816 Katie Mills (1999)...... 7 7. Denise Zitter (1991)...... 811 6. Kayla Cunningham (2017)...... 6 8. Liz Tarasevich (2006)...... 809 Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 6 9. Jordan Nash (2015)...... 805 Bernadette Wynne (1991)...... 6 10. Jackie Mauro (2004)...... 804 Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 6 10. Patrice Rutland (1991)...... 5 GAA Whitney Ricketts (1993)...... 5 Player (Year)...... GAA Mary Mulvenna (1998)...... 5 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012)...... 0.81 2. Jordan Nash (2015)...... 1.02 POINTS 3. Shauni Kerkhoff (2014)...... 1.13 Player (Year)...... Points Julie McCaffrey (1992)...... 1.13 1. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 35 5. Gillian Kacsuta (2009)...... 1.24 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 32 6. Denise Zitter (1991)...... 1.28 3. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 29 7. Winsome Fritz (1995)...... 1.31 4. Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 24 8. Tara Murphy (2012)...... 1.32 5. Carla Moyer (1991)...... 23 9. Shauni Kerkhoff (2013)...... 1.34 Katie Mills (1998)...... 23 10. Kara Williams (2008)...... 1.40 Niki Conn 7. Brandi Wright (2000)...... 21 8. Kelly Farrell (2014)...... 20 (minimum 500 minutes) Bernadette Wynne (1991)...... 20 Ayanna Love (1992)...... 20 Most Consecutive Wins, Season: 7 (2014) Kim Fitzgerald (1994)...... 20 Most Consecutive Losses: 9 (1998, 2013) Brandi Wright (1999)...... 20 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 7 (2014) Most Goals Scored, Game: 13 vs. Philadelphia Textile SHOTS (1991) Player (Year)...... Shots Most Goals Scored, Season: 52 (1991-18 games) 1. Ayanna Love (1991)...... 77 Most Goals Allowed, Game: 9 vs. Indiana and UMass 2. Patrice Rutland (1991)...... 70 (1997) Largest Winning Margin: 13-0 vs. Philadelphia Textile 3. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 66 (1991) 4. Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 65 Largest Losing Margin: 9-0 vs. Indiana and UMass (1997) 5. Kim Fitzgerald (1996)...... 61 Least Goals Scored, Season: 12 (2003, 2006) 6. Ayanna Love (1992)...... 60 Least Goals Allowed, Season: 20 (2015) 7. Kristen Naper (1991)...... 56 Most Goals Allowed, Season: 70 (1997) 8. Ayanna Love (1993)...... 57 Most Shutouts For, Season: 8 (1991) 9. Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 54 Most Consecutive Shutouts For: 4 (1993, 2013) Most Shutouts Against, Season: 11 (1997, 2007) 10. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 53

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A Fitzgerald, Kim ...... 1993-96 M Seigfried, Morgyn...... 2009-12 Aaron, Jessica...... 2007 Foley, Melissa ...... 2001-04 Markusdottir, Kristin...... 2000 Senour, Shannon...... 2012-15 Adden, Julia...... 2007-09 Fontaine, Jamie...... 1996 Marx, Emily ...... 1997-00 Sheppelman, Rhonda...... 1994 Alexander, Hannah...... 2016- Frengs, Elizabeth...... 1999-01 Marx, Julie ...... 1997-00 Silver, Rachel...... 2000 Anderson, Amanda ...... 2002-04 Fritz, Courtney...... 2002-03 Matsinger, Taylor...... 2013- Skelton, Cassy...... 2016- Anicic, Kylie...... 2018- Fritz, Winsome...... 1995-98 Mauro, Jackie ...... 2001-04 Sobotka, Erica...... 2008 McCaffrey, Julie...... 1992-93 Somers, Cheryl ...... 1993-96 B G McCoy, Katie...... 2015- Sorrentino, Bella...... 2017- Bacote-Capiga, Inuka ...... 1992-93 Gallagher, Cory...... 2005-08 McFerren, Amanda...... 2000-01 Stahlin, Jessica ...... 1995-98 Baker, Megan...... 2007 Gallagher, Erin...... 1993 McGinley, Kerri...... 2017- Stavrakis, Katerina...... 2014 Bakia, Kristin...... 2000-01 Gallagher, Katie ...... 1993-96 McGlinn, Sarah...... 2015- Steiner, Kim ...... 1993-96 Barbella, Rachel...... 2012-13 Gallo, Elizabeth ...... 1991-94 McInaw, Christine...... 2001-04 Stenberg, Jessica...... 2007-08 Basileo, Morgan...... 2016- Gardner, Barbara ...... 1993-96 McIlwain, Michele...... 1998 Stroman, Nyki...... 2003-04 Beamon, Darlene...... 2005-06 Gavaghan, Kaitlin...... 2004-05 McKeown, Gabriella...... 2014-17 Sullivan, Megan...... 2013-14 Bentley, Becky...... 2009-11 Glassford, Morgan...... 2017 Meehan, Sara...... 2003 Bentz, Rachel...... 1991-93 Godsell, Stephanie...... 1999-02 Mell, Natalie...... 2006-07 T Berry, Lauren...... 2012 Gore, Brenda ...... 1999-02 Mello, Ingrid...... 2013-2014 Tarasevich, Liz...... 2003-07 Blank, Julianne...... 2016- Gorr, Jessica...... 1992-94 Metzger, Carly...... 2006-09 Tobin, Molly...... 2016- Brennan, Lori...... 1996-99 Gosnay, Jenna...... 2010-11 Miller, Melody...... 1999-01 Trimble, Delia...... 2014- Brenner, Lauren...... 2015-16 Gotto, Lauren...... 1996-99 Mills, Katie...... 1998-99 Trusky, Taylor...... 2013-15 Brickus, Tishara...... 1991-94 Guenter, Clara...... 2013 Minchhoff, Ashley...... 2004 Brown, Aisha...... 2017- Gray, Katy...... 2009-10 Mondelli, Denise...... 1999-01 V Brunache, Christina...... 2003 Greco, Casey...... 2011-12 Moran, Kelly...... 2013-2014 Valerio, Lauren...... 2003-04 Burgess, Katie...... 2012-13 Gutowski, Hailey...... 2018- Morocco, Morgan...... 2016- Valoris, Jamie...... 1998-2001 Byerley, Elaine...... 2013-16 Moyer, Carla ...... 1991-92 Vietry, Samantha ...... 2002-05 H Mulvenna, Katie...... 2000-01 Vietry, Stephanie ...... 2002-05 C Haake, Kristie...... 1991-94 Mulvenna, Mary ...... 1997-00 Verga, Christine ...... 1995 Cholaj, Brook...... 1998-01 Halina, Wendy...... 2005-08 Murphy, Elizabeth...... 1995-98 Vogelman, Amanda...... 2007-11 Conn, Jackie...... 2002-05 Harner, Kaylee...... 2012-15 Murphy, Tara...... 2010-12 Conn, Niki...... 2008-11 Hamley, Gianna ...... 1994 W Costello, Brianna...... 2007-09 Harrington, Cristin...... 1997 N Waghorne, Kathrine...... 2016- Creighton, Dena...... 1999 Harrington, Jennifer...... 1994-97 Naper, Kristen...... 1991-94 Wagstaff, Patricia...... 1997-98 Crocker, Lexi...... 2012 Hatton, Sarah...... 2009-11 Nash, Jordan...... 2015- Walker, Kersha...... 2005-07 Crowell, Meridith...... 2007-09 Haselbarth, Erin...... 1995-97 Novak, Olivia...... 2015- Walsh, Kristi...... 2000 Cunningham, Kayla...... 2014-17 Heath, Lauren...... 2010-12 Waligorski, Emily ...... 1992 Curran, Molly ...... 2004 Hekimian, Elena...... 2003-06 O Ward, Amanda...... 2011-13 Cutcliff, Erin...... 2018- Hibbs, Jeanette...... 1999-02 O’Brien, Elizabeth...... 1999-02 Waterhouse, Lindsey ...... 1999-01 Hillengas, Julia...... 2005 O’Connor, Christie...... 1996 Wilkins, Emma...... 2017- D Hileman, Madison...... 2013- Ortale, Julia...... 1991-93 Williams, Kara...... 2007-09 Dalton, Trish...... 2002-06 Hoang, Kylie...... 2012 O’Toole, Karly...... 2011-13 Wollner, Brittany...... 2009-12 Davis, Frances...... 2016- Woyton, Dominique ...... 1995-98 DiBlasi, Jillian...... 2013 I P Woytowicz, Courtney ...... 1999-00 DiGenova, Marissa...... 2016- Ianelli, Danea...... 1991-92 Painter, Debbie...... 2004-07 Wright, Brandi...... 1998-01 Dilks, Vickie...... 1993-94 Paul, Kerry...... 1991 Wright, Charisma ...... 2005-08 DiTaranto, Gina...... 2014-16 J Peachey, Rachael...... 2008-09 Wynne, Bernadette...... 1991-92 Diviny, Colleen...... 2012-13 Jackson, Cait...... 2014-15 Pendleton, Emily...... 2009 Diviny, Kelly...... 2007-09 Jakubowicz, Lisa...... 2002 Perini, Meredith...... 2011 Y Donaldson, Elizabeth...... 1995-98 James, Shauna ...... 1992-95 Peronace, Thersa...... 2001 Yemm, Johanna ...... 2000-03 Doherty, Emily...... 2013-14 Jennings, Cameron...... 1999-02 Petrillo, Nicky...... 2009 Yurkovic, Allicia...... 2008-10 Dolan, Julia...... 2017- Johnson, Gabriela...... 2018- Pickersgill, Casey...... 1995-97 Yurkovic, Kate...... 2009-12 Dolan, Kelcie...... 2015- Johnson, Kiana...... 2002-04 Pink, Caitlin...... 2005 Douglas, Courtney...... 2008 Jurewicz, Paula...... 2012-15 Powell, Lacey...... 2016- Z Druehl, Natalie...... 2017- Zellers, Casey ...... 2004-06 Dupree, Djavon...... 2017- K R Zimmerman, Donielle...... 1991-94 Dutille, Victoria...... 2014-17 Kacsuta, Gillian...... 2009-12 Rachel, Paige...... 2012- Zitter, Denise...... 1991 Dychala, Kaity...... 2010-12 Kasunich, Tiffany...... 2005-08 Rankin, Jenna...... 2005-08 Dziadosz, Carrie...... 1993 Keitel, Emily...... 2016- Rapciewicz, Morgan...... 2006 Kerem, Dana...... 2006 Richman, Jordyn...... 2012-13 E Kerkhoff, Shauni...... 2012-15 Ricketts, Whitney...... 1993 Eaton, Courtney...... 2001-04 Killar, Jenna...... 1995 Roach, Marirose...... 1999-01 Edwards, Kamille...... 2003-06 Kirk, Alyssa...... 2011-14 Roberts, Rachel...... 1997 Elliott, Morgan...... 2013- Klemencic, Valerie...... 2007-09 Rogers, Terri...... 1995-98 Ernst, Brendi...... 2012-2015 Krostek, Jackie...... 2009-13 Rollins, Morgan...... 2017- Esposito, Juliet...... 2015- Kuokka, Tiia...... 2008-11 Roper, Liz...... 2007-08 Evans, Morgan...... 2013-2014 Kwiatkowski, Stephanie...... 2007-10 Rutland, Patrice...... 1991-94

F L S Fafinski, Jaclyn...... 2006 Lafferty, Erin...... 2012-2015 Sausto, Nicole ...... 2000-01 Falcone, Elana...... 2014-17 Lamp, Emily...... 2006 Scanlan, Jean...... 2011- Farrell, Kelly...... 2013-15 Lamplugh, Kate...... 2004-05 Schafer, Stephanie ...... 2004-06 Farlow, Samantha...... 2008-11 Lare, Kelly ...... 2003-07 Scheid, Sara...... 2007-09 Feinstein, Jessica...... 2005-06 Lopez, Gabby...... 2011-12 Scheidell, Sarah...... 2012 Feite, Toni...... 2016- Love, Ayanna...... 1991-93 Schlitt, Nicole...... 1996-99 Fernandez, Bridget...... 1991-92 Louth, Katie ...... 2003-05 Schmelz, Katherine...... 2006-07 Ferretti, Stephanie...... 2007-10 Lynch, Katrina...... 2005-08 Schultz, Jennifer...... 1995-98 • 33 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS

1991 1994 1997 11-7-0 Overall 7-9-3 Overall; 2-2-1 Atlantic 10 5-15-0 Overall; 2-9-0 Atlantic 10 Sept 7...... Bucknell...... 0-1 L Sept 7...... Villanova...... 0-3 L Aug 29...... Indiana...... 0-9 L 9...... Kutztown...... 4-0 W 10...... Rhode Island...... 1-0 W 31...... Butler...... 0-7 L 15...... Phila. Textile...... 13-0 W 11...... Maine...... 0-2 L Sept 3...... Drexel...... 3-2 W 18...... Trenton State...... 1-2 L 15...... UMBC...... 0-1 L 6...... Old Dominion...... 2-3 L 21...... Buffalo...... 2-3 L 18...... Massachusetts...... 2-6 L 10...... Delaware...... 1-4 L 22...... St. Bonaventure ...... 2-1 W 22...... La Salle...... 4-2 W 13...... Mt. Saint Mary's...... 2-0 W 25...... Stockton State...... 2-0 W 25...... Wagner...... 6-0 W 17...... Towson...... 0-2 L 28...... Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 28...... Princeton...... 1-2 L 20...... Siena...... 1-0 W Oct 2...... Lehigh...... 8-0 W Oct 1...... James Madison...... 0-6 L 24...... Penn...... 0-8 L 7...... La Salle...... 3-2 W 4...... Penn...... 5-2 W 27...... Saint Joseph's...... 0-1 L 9...... Penn...... 4-0 W 8...... St. Bonaventure...... 7-1 W Oct 4...... Rhode Island...... 2-3 L 13...... G. Washington...... 1-3 L 12...... Rutgers...... 2-2 T 5...... Massachusetts...... 0-9 L 19...... St. John’s...... 2-0 W 14...... Navy...... 2-2 T 10...... Xavier...... 0-3 L 22...... UMBC...... 1-2 L 16...... Old Dominion...... 2-1 W 12...... Dayton...... 1-7 L 24...... Maryland...... 3-1 W 22...... G. Washington...... 1-2 L 17...... La Salle...... 2-1 W 27...... Maine...... 1-0 W 26...... Drexel...... 10-0 W 19...... Fordham...... 0-2 L 30...... Rutgers...... 0-7 L 29...... St. John's...... 0-4 L 24...... Duquesne...... 3-1 W Nov 1...... Delaware...... 0-3 L Nov 1...... Lafayette...... 2-2 T 26...... St. Bonaventure...... 0-1 L Head Coach: Eileen Richart Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 31...... George Washington...... 0-2 L Nov 2...... Virginia Tech...... 0-5 L 1992 1995 Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 9-5-3 Overall 9-6-2 Overall; 3-0-1 Atlantic 10 Sept 9...... Rutgers...... 1-0 W Sept 2...... Navy...... 1-2 L 1998 13...... St. Bonaventure...... 3-1 W 3...... Lafayette...... 2-0 W 6-13-0 Overall; 1-10-0 Atlantic 10 20...... Maryland...... 4-1 W 6...... Villanova...... 0-0 T Sept 2...... Drexel...... 1-0 W 25...... Radford...... 3-3 T 9...... Old Dominion...... 4-0 W 6...... Old Dominion...... 1-2 L 26...... James Madison...... 1-5 L 13...... UMBC...... 2-4 L 9...... Towson...... 1-0 W Oct 1...... Villanova...... 3-3 T 16...... La Salle...... 0-1 L 12...... Robert Morris...... 4-1 W 3...... Buffalo...... 3-0 W 19...... Delaware...... 2-3 L 14...... UMBC...... 3-1 W 6...... La Salle...... 3-0 W 25...... Rhode Island...... 1-0 W 21...... Lehigh...... 2-0 W 8...... Penn...... 2-0 W 27...... Princeton...... 1-2 L 23...... Penn...... 0-4 L 10...... Dayton...... 1-2 L 30...... St. Bonaventure...... 1-1 T 26...... Villanova...... 1-2 L 13...... Bucknell...... 4-1 W Oct 7...... Duquesne...... 2-1 W 28...... Saint Joseph's...... 0-1 L 17...... Rhode Island...... 2-0 W 18...... St. Peters...... 6-2 W Oct 2...... Massachusetts...... 2-1 W 18...... St. John's...... 0-0 T 22...... Robert Morris...... 9-2 W 4...... Rhode Island...... 1-3 L 23...... Florida Int’l...... 1-3 L 25...... Lehigh...... 3-0 W 9...... Dayton...... 1-5 L 25...... Central Florida...... 0-3 L 27...... Massachusetts...... 1-0 W 11...... Xavier...... 1-4 L 31...... G. Washington...... 1-0 W 30...... Fordham...... 3-2 W 16...... Fordham...... 0-3 L Nov 1...... George Mason...... 0-1 L Nov 3...... Xavier...... 0-2 L 18...... La Salle...... 2-3 L Head Coach: Eileen Richart Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 23...... St. Bonaventure...... 1-4 L 25...... Duquesne...... 0-1 L 1993 1996 30...... Virginia Tech...... 3-4 L 6-10-2 Overall; 1-2-2 Atlantic 10 4-14-1 Overall; 2-6-0 Atlantic 10 Nov 1...... G. Washington...... 1-5 L Sept 8...... Rutgers...... 1-1 T Sept 7...... Old Dominion...... 0-3 L Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 10...... Villanova...... 1-2 L 11...... Towson...... 0-1 L 14...... Princeton...... 1-2 L 14...... Mt. St. Mary's...... 2-0 W 1999 18...... St. Bonaventure...... 2-2 T 15...... New Hampshire...... 0-2 L 6-10-2 Overall; 3-7-1 Atlantic 10 21...... Massachusetts...... 0-4 L 18...... Delaware...... 1-4 L Sept 3...... Robert Morris...... 1-3 L 23...... George Mason...... 0-6 L 20...... Rhode Island...... 0-1 L 7...... Drexel...... 1-1 T 26...... James Madison...... 1-4 L 22...... Arizona...... 0-4 L 10...... Albany...... 9-2 W Oct 2...... G. Washington...... 2-5 L 25...... Saint Joseph's...... 1-0 W 18...... Marist...... 6-2 W 5...... Penn...... 3-1 W 29...... St. Bonaventure...... 4-2 W 19...... American...... 2-1 W 7...... La Salle ...... 1-0 W Oct 2...... Penn...... 0-1 L 21...... Lehigh...... 1-2 L 9...... Rhode Island...... 4-0 W 4...... Xavier...... 0-5 L 26...... Saint Joseph's...... 1-6 L 12...... Maine...... 4-0 W 6...... Dayton...... 2-3 L 29...... Penn...... 0-4 L 13...... UMBC...... 3-0 W 9...... Princeton...... 1-5 L Oct 1...... Massachusetts...... 2-4 L 17...... Maryland...... 1-4 L 11...... Virginia Tech...... 0-3 L 3...... Rhode Island...... 2-1 W 20...... Monmouth...... 4-1 W 16...... Fordham...... 0-1 L 8...... Dayton...... 0-5 L 23...... Wright State...... 1-2 L 23...... Saint Peter's...... 2-3 L 10...... Xavier...... 1-2 L 24...... Dayton...... 0-2 L 26...... Massachusetts...... 0-5 L 15...... Fordham...... 2-1 W 26...... William & Mary...... 0-5 L 30...... Lehigh...... 3-3 T 17...... La Salle...... 1-4 L 30...... Massachusetts...... 0-4 L Nov 5...... La Salle...... 2-0 W 22...... St. Bonaventure...... 0-0 T Head Coach: Eileen Richart Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 24...... Duquesne...... 3-0 W 29...... Virginia Tech...... 1-6 L 31...... G. Washington...... 0-3 L Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams

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2000 2003 2006 11-9-0 Overall; 4-6-0 Atlantic 10 4-14-1 Overall; 2-9-0 Atlantic 10 4-14-0 Overall; 1-8-1 Atlantic 10 Aug 30...... Wagner...... 2-1 W Aug 30...... NC State...... 0-5 L Aug. 25...... BUCKNELL...... 1-0 W Sept 2...... Lehigh...... 0-1 L 31...... Col. of Charleston...... 1-4 L 27...... PITTSBURGH...... 1-4 L 6...... F. Dickinson...... 3-0 W Sept 3...... Lehigh...... 0-3 L Sept. 1 ...... MAINE...... 0-3 L 9...... Niagara...... 5-3 W 10...... Siena...... 1-2 L 8 ...... at UMBC...... 0-2 L 12...... Delaware...... 1-5 L 13...... St. Francis (Pa.)...... 2-1 W 10...... at Drexel...... 0-4 L 14...... Stony Brook...... 4-1 W 19...... Iona...... 2-0 W 15 ...... at Manhattan...... 1-2 L 16...... Sacred Heart...... 2-1 W 21...... Stony Brook...... 0-5 L 17 ...... at Wagner...... 1-0 W 19...... Drexel...... 4-0 W 26...... Niagara...... 1-1 T 20 ...... PENN...... 2-0 W 23...... Saint Peters...... 6-0 W 29...... Saint Joseph's...... 0-2 L 24 ...... at Monmouth...... 1-2 L 26...... Saint Joseph's...... 3-2 W Oct 3...... Dayton...... 0-6 L 29 ...... at Charlotte...... 0-2 L 29...... G. Washington...... 2-3 L 5...... Xavier...... 0-5 L Oct. 1 ...... at Richmond...... 1-2 L Oct 1...... Virginia Tech...... 1-2 L 10...... Fordham...... 0-7 L 6 ...... at Saint Joseph's...... 1-3 L 6...... Rhode Island...... 1-6 L 12...... La Salle...... 0-4 L 13 ...... RHODE ISLAND...... 1-3 L 8...... Massachusetts...... 0-6 L 17...... St. Bonaventure...... 1-0 W 15 ...... MASSACHUSETTS...... 0-1 L 13...... Xavier...... 0-2 L 19...... Duquesne...... 1-2 L 20 ...... at Duquesne (2OT)...... 0-1 L 15...... Dayton...... 2-7 L 24...... Richmond...... 0-2 L 22 ...... at Saint Louis...... 0-7 L 20...... La Salle...... 3-2 W 26...... G. Washington...... 0-2 L 27...... FORDHAM...... 1-5 L 22...... Fordham...... 2-1 W 31...... Massachusetts...... 2-1 W 29 ...... ST. BONAVENTURE...... 1-0 W 27...... Duquesne...... 0-1 L Nov 2...... Rhode Island...... 1-3 L Head Coach: David Jones 29...... St. Bonaventure...... 1-0 W Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams Interim Head Coach: David Jones 2007 4-13-2 Overall; 2-5-2 Atlantic 10 2001 2004 Aug 31...... No. Arizona (OT)...... 0-0 T 6-11-1 Overall; 1-9-1 Atlantic 10 4-14-1 Overall; 1-9-1 Atlantic 10 Sept 2...... E. Washington (OT)...... 3-2 W Sept 4...... Farleigh Dickinson...... 1-0 W Aug 29...... Lehigh...... 1-0 W 7...... Cleveland St...... 8-1 W 7...... Creighton...... 1-4 L Sept 3...... Niagara...... 0-3 L 9...... Drexel...... 2-1 W 9...... Northern Iowa...... 4-1 W 5...... Canisius...... 6-2 W 14...... Marist...... 0-3 L 14...... VCU...... 3-1 W 15...... Rider...... 1-5 L 16...... Villanova...... 0-1 L 18...... Drexel...... 4-2 W 19...... Delaware...... 0-3 L 21...... Saint Peter’s...... 2-0 W 22 ...... Siena...... 0-1 L 22...... Siena...... 0-1 L 23...... Monmouth (OT)...... 0-0 T 25...... Saint Joseph's...... 0-0 T 24...... Saint Joseph's...... 0-1 L 28...... Dayton...... 2-1 W 30...... Long Island...... 3-0 W 26...... Delaware State...... 8-0 W 30...... Rhode Island...... 0-1 L Oct 5...... Duquesne...... 0-3 L Oct 1...... Rhode Island...... 0-5 L Oct 5...... Saint Louis (OT)...... 0-0 T 7...... St. Bonaventure...... 5-1 W 3...... Massachusetts...... 2-3 L 7...... Charlotte...... 0-1 L 12...... G. Washington...... 1-2 L 6...... Drexel...... 0-3 L 12...... Fordham...... 1-3 L 14...... Richmond...... 0-1 L 8...... Xavier...... 2-1 W 14...... LaSalle...... 0-3 L 19...... Rhode Island...... 0-1 L 10...... Dayton...... 0-1 L 19...... Duquesne...... 0-4 L 21...... Massachusetts...... 0-2 L 15...... La Salle...... 0-3 L 21...... St. Bonaventure...... 0-3 L 26...... Xavier...... 0-1 L 17...... Fordham...... 0-2 L 26...... Geo. Washington...... 0-1 L 28...... Dayton...... 1-3 L 22...... Duquesne...... 0-1 L 28...... Richmond...... 1-2 L Nov 2...... La Salle...... 1-2 L 24...... St. Bonaventure...... 1-1 T Nov. 3...... Saint Joseph’s (OT)...... 0-0 T 4...... Fordham...... 0-2 L 29...... G. Washington...... 0-1 L Head Coach: David Jones Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams 31...... Richmond...... 0-2 L Head Coach: David Jones 2008 2002 4-11-4 Overall; 2-6-3 Atlantic 10 8-12-0 Overall; 3-8-0 Atlantic 10 2005 Aug. 29 Marist..0-1...... L Aug 31...... Vermont...... 2-1 W 4-13-2 Overall; 2-5-2 Atlantic 10 31...... Fairfield...... 1-3 L Sept 1...... New Hampshire...... 0-1 L Aug 26...... Rutgers...... 0-6 L Sept. 5...... MAINE (2OT)...... 2-2 T 6...... Robert Morris...... 2-0 W Sept 2...... Seton Hall...... 0-1 L 7...... Maryland...... 0-2 L 8...... Niagara...... 1-3 L 5...... FDU...... 0-4 L 12...... SAINT PETER’S...... 3-0 W 10...... Siena...... 2-1 W 9...... Delaware...... 0-4 L 14...... VERMONT...... 2-1 W 15...... NC State...... 1-7 L 14...... Drexel...... 0-1 L 19...... Bucknell...... 0-1 L 18...... Drexel...... 2-1 W 18...... Delaware State...... 5-0 W 21...... Saint Francis...... 0-3 L 22...... St. Francis (Pa.)...... 2-0 W 23...... Long Island...... 0-3 L 26...... Xavier (2OT)...... 2-2 T 25...... Virginia...... 1-8 L 25...... Lehigh...... 0-2 L 28...... Massachusetts (2OT)...... 0-0 T 27...... Saint Joseph's...... 1-2 L 30...... Xavier...... 2-6 L Oct. 5...... SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 0-1 L Oct 4...... Fordham...... 3-2 W Oct 2...... Dayton...... 0-5 L 10...... Charlotte...... 0-1 L 6...... La Salle...... 3-1 W 7...... Saint Louis...... 1-4 L 12...... Saint Louis...... 0-2 L 11...... St. Bonaventure...... 3-5 L 9...... Duquesne...... 0-2 L 17...... LA SALLE (2OT)...... 1-1 T 13...... Duquesne...... 2-1 W 12...... Penn...... 0-2 L 19...... FORDHAM...... 0-1 L 18...... Richmond...... 1-2 L 14...... La Salle...... 1-2 L 24...... St. Bonaventure...... 0-5 L 20...... G. Washington...... 0-1 L 16...... G. Washington...... 3-2 W 26...... Duquesne...... 1-2 L 25...... Massachusetts...... 1-6 L 21...... Saint Joseph's...... 2-2 T 31...... RICHMOND...... 1-0 W 27...... Rhode Island...... 0-6 L 23...... Wagner...... 2-1 W Nov. 2...... Geo.Washington...... (OT)2-1 W Nov 1...... Dayton...... 0-6 L 28...... St. Bonaventure...... 2-1 W Head Coach: David Jones 3...... Xavier...... 1-3 L 30...... Fordham...... 1-1 T Head Coach: Seamus McWilliams Head Coach: David Jones

• 35 • 2018 Temple Women's Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS

2009 2012 2015 7-11-1 Overall; 3-8-0 Atlantic 10 5-12-3 Overall; 2-6-1 Atlantic 10 12-7-1 Overall; 4-4-1 American Aug. 21 at ...... Villanova...... 0-4 L Aug. 19...... at Stony Brook...... 1-1 T Aug. 21...... Fairleigh Dickinson...... 4-0 W 28...... SAINT FRANCIS...... 4-1 W 24...... Hofstra...... 1-3 L 23...... Delaware State...... 5-0 W Sept. 4...... vs Elon...... 1-0 W 26...... James Madison...... 0-2 L 28...... Loyola (Md.)...... 4-0 W 6...... vs Charleston...... 2-2 T 31...... NJIT...... 1-0 W Sept. 1...... Rider...... 2-1 W 11...... WAGNER...... 2-1 W Sept. 2...... at Penn...... 0-2 L 4...... at Penn...... 1-2 L 13...... ALBANY...... 4-3 (20T) W 7...... IONA...... 1-0 W 6...... Lehigh...... 2-3 L 18...... at Binghamton...... 1-3 L 9...... at Princeton...... 0-1 L 11...... at New Hampshire...... 4-0 W 20...... at Niagara...... 1-2 L 14...... DREXEL...... 0-1 L 13...... Binghamton...... 4-1 W 25...... at Dayton...... 0-4 L 16...... HARTFORD...... 0-0 T 18...... La Salle...... 3-0 W 27...... RHODE ISLAND...... 1-2 L 21...... at Siena...... 0-1 L 20...... Saint Joseph’s...... 3-1 W Oct. 2...... at Richmond...... 1-2 L 23...... at Marist (OT)...... 1-0 W 24...... at UCF...... 0-1 L 4...... at Geo. Wash...... 1-2 L 29...... SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 1-0 L 27...... at USF...... 0-1 L Oct. 5...... at St. Bona...... 1-0 L 9...... ST. BONA...... 1-2 L Oct. 2...... at UConn...... 0-1 L 7...... at Duquesne (2OT)...... 1-0 W 11...... DUQUESNE...... 3-2 W 8...... Cincinnati...... 2-1 W 12...... RHODE ISLAND (OT)...... 1-2 L 16...... at La Salle...... 0-1 L 11...... East Carolina...... 0-0 T 14...... MASSACHUSETTS...... 2-0 W 18...... at Fordham...... 0-2 L 15...... at Tulsa...... 1-2 L 19...... at Butler...... 1-2 L 23...... CHARLOTTE...... 0-5 L 21...... at Saint Louis...... 0-2 L 18...... at Memphi...... 2-1 (OT) W 25...... SAINT LOUIS...... 1-0 W 26...... FORDHAM...... 0-3 L. 22...... SMU...... 3-2 W 31...... ST. JOSEPH’S...... 1-0 W 28...... La SALLE...... 0-0 T 25...... Houston...... 2-1 W Head Coach: David Jones Head Coach: Matt Gwilliam Nov. 3...... * vs. UCF...... 1-2 L *American Conference Tournament 2010 2013 Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor 6-12-1 Overall; 1-6-1 Atlantic 10 6-12-1 Overall; 1-8-0 American Aug. 20...... VILLANOVA...... 2-4 L Aug. 23...... at NJIT...... 2-0 W 2016 22...... HOWARD...... 7-0 W 25...... at Delaware St...... 4-0 W 3-16-0 Overall; 0-9 American 27...... vs Niagara...... 1-2 L 29...... at Mt. St. Mary’s...... 1-0 W Aug. 19...... Drexel...... 1-2 L 29...... vs Hartford...... 4-3 W Sept. 1...... at Loyola...... 1-0 W 21...... at Delaware State...... 5-0 W Sept. 3...... at Albany...... 2-3 L 6...... MARSHALL...... 0-1 L 28...... at La Salle...... 0-1 L 10...... vs. ETSU...... 1-0 W 8...... RIDER...... 0-1 L Sept. 1...... at Rider...... 1-0 W 12...... vs. Miami (OH)...... 1-2 L 13...... BINGHAMTON...... 2-0 W 4...... Towson...... 0-1 L 17...... at Vermont...... 2-1 W 15...... at Lafayette...... 0-0 T 9...... at Princeton...... 0-3 L 19...... at Maine...... 1-2 L 22...... DELAWARE...... 1-2 L 11...... at Binghamton...... 1-3 L 26...... at Wagner...... 2-0 W 26...... HOUSTON...... 2-0 W 16...... at Mount St. Mary's ...... 0-2 L Oct. 1...... at Geo. Wash...... 1-2 L 29...... SMU...... 0-1 L 18...... NJIT...... 2-0 W 3...... at Richmond...... 1-1 T Oct. 4...... at USF...... 0-1 L 20...... Lehigh...... 0-1 L 8...... ST. JOSEPH’S...... 1-2 L 6...... at UCF...... 1-4 L 29...... Memphis...... 0-1 L 15...... DAYTON...... 0-3 L 11...... at UConn...... 1-3 L Oct. 2...... Tulsa...... 1-2 L 17...... XAVIER (2OT)...... 0-1 L 17...... LOUISVILLE...... 1-3 L 6...... Houston...... 0-3 L 20...... CINCINNATI...... 1-2 L 22...... at Massachusetts ...... 0-5 L 9...... at SMU...... 1-2 L 24...... at Memphis...... 0-3 L 24...... at Rhode Island...... 2-1 W 13...... USF...... 0-1 L 27...... at Rutgers...... 0-2 L 29...... SAINT LOUIS...... 0-1 L 16...... UCF...... 0-2 L Nov. 1...... *vs. SMU...... 0-3 L 31...... CHARLOTTE...... 0-7 L 22...... UConn...... 0-1 L Head Coach: Matt Gwilliam *American Conference Tournament Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor 27...... at East Carolina...... 1-2 L 30...... Cincinnati...... 1-2 L 2011 2014 Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor 5-12-1 Overall; 2-6-1 Atlantic 10 11-8-1 Overall; 3-5-1 American Aug. 20...... at Iona...... 1-0 W Aug. 22...... at Binghamton...... 2-0 W 2017 26...... UMBC...... 2-1 W 24...... Mt. St. Mary’s...... 3-0 W 6-10-2 Overall; 2-6-1 American Sept. 2...... at Drexel...... 1-4 L 29...... at Saint Joseph’s...... 1-0 W Aug. 18...... at FDU (OT)...... 3-2 W 4...... at Hartford...... 1-5 L Sept. 5...... at Rider...... 3-0 W 20...... La Salle...... 0-2 L 9...... at Buffalo...... 0-3 L 7...... at Drexel...... 3-2 W 25...... at Saint Joseph's...... 0-2 L 11...... at Niagara...... 0-1 L 12...... ^vs. St. Bonaven...... 1-0 W 27...... Lehigh (2OT)...... 1-2 L 16...... at Rider...... 0-5 L 14...... ^at Cornell...... 2-1 W 31...... Rider...... 3-1 W 23...... FRANCIS MARION...... 1-0 W 19...... at Delaware...... 0-2 L Sept. 3...... Mount St. Mary's...... 2-0 W 25...... SIENA...... 1-3 L 21...... at La Salle...... 2-3 L 15...... at Towson (2OT)...... 0-0 T 30...... at La Salle...... 0-5 L 25...... at Cincinnati...... 2-1 W 17...... Delaware State...... 8-0 W Oct. 2...... at Fordham...... 0-1 L 28...... at East Carolina...... 0-2 L 23...... at Central Conn...... 0-1 L 7...... RICHMOND...... 2-3 L Oct. 2...... Tulsa...... 3-2 W 28...... ECU...... 1-0 W 9...... G. WASHINGTON...... 1-0 W 5...... Memphis...... 1-1 T Oct. 1...... Cincinnati...... 0-3 L 14...... at St. Joseph’s...... 1-7 L 9...... at SMU...... 0-1 L 5...... at Memphis...... 0-4 L 21...... at Xavier...... 0-1 L 12...... at Houston...... 1-0 W 8...... at Tulsa (2OT)...... 2-2 T 23...... at Dayton...... 1-7 L 16...... UCF...... 0-2 L 12...... Houston...... 2-0 W 28...... DUQUESNE...... 1-0 W 19...... USF...... 0-2 L 15...... SMU...... 0-2 L 22...... at Delaware St...... 1-0 W 30...... ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 0-0 T 19...... at USF...... 0-1 L 26...... UConn...... 0-3 L Head Coach: Matt Gwilliam 22...... at #7 UCF...... 1-4 L 31...... *vs. SMU...... 1-2 L 27...... at UConn...... 2-3 L ^Cornell University Tournament Head Coach: Seamus O'Connor *American Conference Tournament Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor

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Opponent...... W-L-T...... Pct...... First Last Opponent...... W-L-T...... Pct...... First Last Albany...... 2-1-0...... 1.000...... 1999 2010 Pittsburgh...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2006 2006 American...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1999 1999 Princeton...... 0-6-0...... 000...... 1993 2016 Arizona...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1996 1996 Radford ...... 0-0-1...... 250...... 1992 1992 Binghamton...... 3-2-0...... 600...... 2009 2016 Rhode Island...... 7-1-0...... 368...... 1991 2012 Boston College...... 0-0-0...... 000...... 000 2018 Richmond...... 1-8-1...... 167...... 2001 2011 Bucknell...... 2-3-0...... 400...... 1991 2008 Rider...... 4-3-0...... 571...... 2004 2017 Buffalo...... 1-2-0...... 500...... 1991 2011 Robert Morris...... 3-1-0...... 750...... 1995 2002 Butler...... 0-2-0...... 000...... 1997 2012 Rutgers...... 1-3-2...... 333...... 1991 2013 Canisius...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2004 2004 Sacred Heart...... 0-0-0...... 000...... 000 2018 Central Conn.. State...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2017 2017 St. Bonaventure...... 10-7-4...... 571...... 1991 2014 Charlotte...... 0-5-0...... 000...... 2006 2010 St. Francis (Pa.)...... 3-1-0...... 750...... 2002 2009 Cincinnati...... 2-3-0...... 400...... 2013 2017 Saint Joseph’s...... 4-12-3...... 289...... 1996 2017 Cleveland State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2007 2007 St. John’s...... 1-1-1...... 500...... 1991 1994 College of Charleston...... 0-1-1...... 000...... 2003 2009 Saint Louis...... 1-5-1...... 214...... 2005 2012 Cornell...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2014 2014 Saint Peter’s...... 3-1-0...... 750...... 1995 2008 Creighton...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2001 2001 Seton Hall...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2005 2005 Dayton...... 1-15-0...... 067...... 1992 2011 Siena...... 2-5-0...... 285...... 1997 2011 Delaware...... 0-8-0...... 000...... 1991 2014 SMU...... 1-6-0...... 143...... 2013 2017 Delaware State...... 7-0-0...... 1.000...... 2004 2017 Stockton State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 1991 1992 Drexel...... 8-6-1...... 607...... 1994 2014 Stony Brook...... 0-1-1...... 000...... 2003 2012 Duquesne...... 6-9-0...... 400...... 1995 2012 Towson...... 1-3-1...... 300...... 1996 2017 East Tennessee...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2009 2010 Tulsa...... 1-2-1...... 375...... 2014 2017 Eastern Washington...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2007 2007 Trenton State...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1991 1991 ECU...... 1-2-1...... 300...... 2014 2017 UCF...... 0-6-0...... 000...... 1992 2017 Elon...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2009 2009 UConn...... 0-5-0...... 000...... 2013 2017 Fairfield...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2008 2008 UMBC...... 3-4-0...... 333...... 1991 2011 Fairleigh Dickinson...... 3-1-0...... 750...... 2001 2017 USF...... 0-5-0...... 000...... 2013 2017 Fordham...... 4-12-1...... 264...... 1995 2012 Vermont...... 3-0-0...... 1.000...... 2002 2010 Florida International...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1992 1992 Villanova...... 0-6-2...... 125...... 1992 2010 Francis Marion...... 1-0-0...... 000...... 2011 2011 VCU...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2001 2001 George Mason...... 0-2-0...... 000...... 1992 1993 Vermont...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2008 2008 George Washington...... 4-15-0...... 167...... 1991 2011 Virginia...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2001 2002 Hartford...... 1-1-1...... 500...... 2010 2012 Virginia Tech...... 0-4-0...... 000...... 1996 1999 Hofstra...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2012 2012 Wagner...... 5-0-0...... 1.000...... 1994 2010 Houston...... 4-1-0...... 800...... 2013 2017 William and Mary...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1993 1993 Howard...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2010 2010 Wright State...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1993 1993 Indiana...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 1997 1997 Xavier...... 1-3-1...... 125...... 1995 2011 Iona...... 3-0-0...... 1.000...... 2003 2012 James Madison...... 0-4-0...... 000...... 1992 2012 Totals...... 174-299-37...... 377 Kutztown...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 1991 1991 Lafayette...... 1-1-1...... 500...... 1994 2013 2018 Opponents in bold La Salle...... 9-12-2...... 435...... 1991 2017 Lehigh...... 4-6-1...... 409...... 1991 2017 Long Island...... 1-1-0...... 500...... 2001 2005 Louisville...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2013 2013 Loyola - Maryland...... 2-0-0...... 1.000...... 2013 2015 Maine...... 2-3-1...... 417...... 1991 2010 Manhattan...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2006 2006 Marist...... 1-2-0...... 333...... 2007 2012 Marshall...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2013 2013 Maryland...... 2-2-0...... 667...... 1991 2008 Massachusetts...... 4-1-1...... 264...... 1993 2012 Memphis...... 1-3-1...... 300...... 2013 2017 Miami (OH)...... 0-1-0...... 000...... 2010 2010 Monmouth ...... 1-1-1...... 500...... 1993 2007 Mt. St. Mary’s...... 5-1-0...... 833...... 1996 2017 Navy...... 0-1-1...... 000...... 1994 1995 New Hampshire...... 1-2-0...... 333...... 1996 2015 NJIT...... 3-0-0...... 1.000...... 2012 2016 Niagara...... 0-5-1...... 100...... 2002 2011 North Carolina State...... 0-2-0...... 000...... 2002 2003 Northern Arizona...... 0-0-1...... 050...... 2007 2007 Northern Iowa...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 2001 2001 Old Dominion...... 2-3-0...... 400...... 1994 1998 Penn...... 5-7-0...... 416...... 1991 2015 Philadelphia Textile...... 1-0-0...... 1.000...... 1991 1992

• 37 • UNIVERSITY & ATHLETICS 2018 Temple Women's Soccer

40-year-plus career at Temple, he has earned a reputation as an outstanding teacher, administrator and leader who always puts the President needs of our students first.” RICHARD M. ENGLERT 42nd Year at Temple Englert earned a doctorate in educational administration from the University of California, Los Angeles. He also has a master’s degree Accessible. High quality. Engaged with from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s the community. Affordable. Diverse. College. These are the pillars of Richard M. En- glert’s presidency. They are also the As Temple’s president, Englert has focused the university on its his- values he has championed at Temple toric commitments: engaging with the city of Philadelphia; produc- University for more than 40 years. ing research that improves lives, including work on opioid abuse and traumatic brain injury; and energizing the Commonwealth of After serving Temple with loyalty and Pennsylvania. distinction in 16 different roles since 1976, Englert became president on July 21, 2016. Under his leadership, the university welcomed Most of all, as a lifelong educator, Englert takes every opportunity to its largest and most academically qualified class of new students empower Temple’s inspiring students and faculty. and broke records for freshman applications. It also began major campus renovations, highlighted by a state-of-the-art library. At the “Temple has proved that excellence in education, access, afford- same time, Temple’s faculty gained unprecedented national recog- ability, diversity and community engagement are not mutually exclu- nition, and its student-athletes reached new levels of success on sive,” Englert said. “That’s what we’ve done better than anyone else the field and off. for more than 130 years. It is who we are and it is the dedication to our mission that will make Temple an even greater institution in the "I can say without reservation that there has never been a better years to come.” time to be part of the Temple family, whether you are a student, faculty member, administrator or alumnus," Englert said. "We have a strong dedication to our mission and an unrelenting commitment to Executive Vice Presidents our students, our neighbors and our great city."

Englert arrived at Temple as an assistant to the dean of the Col- lege of Education. Over the years, he has been provost and interim senior vice president for academic affairs, dean of the College of Education and vice president for administration, among many other roles. Since 1985, he has served as a professor in the College of Education.

Throughout his career, Englert has always responded to Temple’s call. In recognition of his lifelong dedication, the Board of Trustees Kevin Clark JoAnne Epps appointed him to the honorific role of university chancellor in 2012. EVP & Chief EVP & Provost Operating Officer “President Englert has devoted his life to Temple University,” said Board of Trustees Chair Patrick J. O’Connor. ”Over the course of his

GREATNESS • 39 • DOESN’T QUIT. 2018 Temple Women's Soccer

• Eight programs have earned record high GSRs in the last two years: Football, Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Men’s Tennis, Fencing, Women’s Lacrosse, Director of Athletics Women’s Tennis. • Temple teams earned three conference Team Academic Excellence Awards in DR. PATRICK KRAFT 2015-2016: Men’s Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse (Big East). • The Graduating Class of 2016 was the largest in Temple Athletics history.

6th Year at Temple Student-Athlete Welfare 4th as Director of Athletics • Facilitated the development of a number of initiatives aimed at improving the mental health of student-athletes, including the establishment of a partnership with Since his appointment as Director of Athlet- Temple’s Department of Clinical Psychology to deliver onsite behavioral health ics in May 2015, after serving two years as Depu- coaching for student-athletes. Partnered with the University’s Student Health Ser- ty Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft has led a vices so its staff can be a resource for all student-athletes. transformation in Temple University’s Department • Hired the first full-time mental health professional dedicated solely to handling stu- of Athletics. During his tenure, investments and dent-athlete needs. enhancements in student-athlete welfare, in sup- • Instituted a career program with more than 50 national and regional employers port of coaches and staff, in academic support and attending career development events, during which student-athletes have the op- in facilities have provided deserved regional and portunity to hone their networking skills and establish professional connections. national attention for the University. • The Verified Program was developed in 2016 to provide student-athletes with access to high level professionals to assist in their professional growth. The Verified In 2016, Kraft was recognized by the Sports Business Journal and by the Philadel- program is a product of a strong collaboration between the Resnick Center and the phia Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 for his work at Temple. Temple Career Center, which provides regular programming and career coaching for student-athletes throughout the academic year and summer. Among the accomplishments and initiatives during Kraft’s tenure: • Students have served more than 9,000 community service hours in 65 projects On the Field since 2014-2015, four times more than in previous periods. • Football won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Championship, marking its first Conference Championship since 1967 and first Conference Championship Enhancing Facilities Game ever; won 20 games in a two-year span, was nationally-ranked for consecu- • The Temple Sports Complex, home to men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse, field tive seasons and competed in a bowl game in consecutive seasons, all for first time hockey and track opened in the fall of 2016. in school history; and football is one of five FBS teams to win 10 or more games • The newly restored East Park Canoe House, home to men’s crew and women’s in each of the past two seasons and play in its conference championship game in rowing, opened in 2016. each year. The Owls finished off the 2017 season with a win in the Gasparilla Bowl. • New practice facility for Men’s Golf opened in 2017. It was the fourth consecutive season that Football was bowl eligible, and the third • New practice facilities for Men’s Crew, Women’s Rowing and Women’s Fencing straight year for competing in a bowl game. Both are program records. were opened in the Fall of 2018. • Men’s Basketball won its first American Athletic Conference Regular Season title • In the Winter of 2018, Temple opened the New York City Angels Student-Athlete (2016), and first regular season title since 2012; defeated nationally ranked teams Lounge, an on-campus location in which student-athletes can study, interact and (#24 Florida State, #19 West Virginia) in consecutive days for the first time in school relax. history to win the 2016 NIT Season Tip-Off and earned a berth in the 2016 NCAA • Enhancements have been made to athletic training facilities, strength and condi- Tournament, marking its seventh appearance in nine years. tioning facilities, and to the student-athlete academic support center while locker • Women’s Basketball cracked the Top 25 in 2017 for the first time since the 2005-06 room renovations and upgrades were also completed for each varsity team, includ- season and made its first NCAA appearance in five years. ing new locker rooms for Temple’s Olympic sports programs unveiled in 2015. • Volleyball finished #47 in NCAA RPI in 2016, its best finish since the 2002 season • Temple Athletics opened the doors to the brand-new STAR (Student Training and and posted its third straight 20-win season. In 2017, Volleyball advanced to post- Recreation) Complex in the fall of 2017. The Complex offers a 10,000 square foot season play for the first time in 15 years with a bid to the WNIVC. weight and cardio area, facilities for the Athletics and Campus Recreation depart- • Men's Soccer cracked the Top 25 in 2015 for the first time since 1997 and posted ments, an indoor turf field, and a two-lane track outside the building. its first road win over Penn State since 1989. • Women’s Lacrosse made an appearance in the Top 20 in 2016 for the first time Enhancing Revenue and the Brand since 2005. • Annual donations have increased 75% over the last three years and the develop- • Women’s Gymnastics posted its best 10 scores in program history during the 2016- ment office has had three consecutive record-setting years in annual fund raising, 17 season and sent its first individual qualifier since 2009, Daisy Todd, to NCAA -Re including multiple six and seven-figure commitments in support of our football pro- gionals. In 2018, the Owls reached theird highest national ranking (#13) in program gram, the new Temple Owls Sports Complex, and the Men’s Crew and Women’s history. Rowing programs. • Women’s Fencing set a school record for wins in 2017 and earned its’ highest ever • Key partnerships with Learfield Sports Properties, Learfield Licensing Partners, ranking (#6). In 2018, Malia Hee was named the NCAA’s Elite 90 Award recipient and IMG/Learfield Ticket Solutions have been secured and enhanced as well as a for academic and athletic excellence. lucrative rights deal with Under Armour. • Men’s Crew won the Varsity Eight, the JV Eight and the Freshman Eight champion- • Created Owls TV, a video services arm dedicated to athletics, and developed a ships at the 2018 Dad Vail Regatta. It is believed to be the first sweep of the eights broad-ranging digital and social media department to integrate video and engage at the Dad Vail in 50 years. The Varsity Eight set a course record of 5:34.409 and the Temple fan base. won Dad Vail gold for the first time since 2004. With the victory, the V8 earned an • Temple Football posted the largest attendance gain among FBS programs during invitation to participate in the Henley Royal Regatta in Henley-on-Thames, U.K., for the 2015 season, playing in front of an average home crowd of 44,159, an increase the first time since 1994. of 20,789 per game. • Women’s Soccer posted consecutive double-digit win seasons (2014, 2015) for the • In 2015, ESPN’s College GameDay made its first trip to Philadelphia for a Temple first time in program history. football game. • Blanca Fernandez became the first ever All-American in empleT Women’s Cross Country history and first women’s track All-American since 1988. Men’s Cross Prior to Temple, Kraft served two years (2011-13) as the Executive Senior Associate Ath- Country won its first-ever IC4A Championship and placed third in the AAC Champi- letics Director at Loyola University Chicago. He was also a member of the senior staff onships, the best AAC finish in program history. at his alma mater, Indiana University, serving as Senior Assistant Director from 2009-11.

In the Classroom Kraft played football as an undergraduate at Indiana and holds three degrees from the • Student-athletes achieved a record seven consecutive semesters with a combined University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sports marketing/management (2000), a GPA of 3.10 or above and 13consecutive semesters above a 3.0. Sixteen programs master’s degree in athletic administration (2005), and a doctorate in sports manage- earned a cumulative GPA greater than 3.0, led by women's volleyball (3.58) and ment (2008). men's tennis (3.46). Twelve of those programs combined for GPAs above a 3.40. • Men’s Basketball, Men’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Wom- Kraft and his wife, Betsy, reside in Haddonfield, N.J., with their daughter, Annabelle, en’s Cross Country, Fencing, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Women’s Rowing, Women’s and son, Joseph. Soccer, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Track & Field and Volleyball (16 out of 19 sports) have achieved record team GPAs in the past six semesters. • Sixty-nine percent of student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA in the spring of 2017, setting a Temple Athletics record. Another record was set with seven teams earning public recognition for their Academic Performance Rate (APR) data. In the spring of 2018, an all-time record 178 student-athletes earned a semester GPA of 3.5+ as well as a record number of 27 student-athletes earned a perfect 4.0 semester GPA. • With an average multi-year APR of 991, Temple ranked 12th in the nation among Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) institutions and led all full members of the Ameri- can Athletic Conference in 2017. Temple also is one of just 17 FBS institutions with all sports having multi-year APR's of 970 or greater. • Student-athletes posted a record high 88% Graduation Success Rate (GSR), setting a school-record for the seventh consecutive year. Temple also posted its highest Federal Graduation Rate (71%) since 2010. Temple's overall GSR number is tied for 24th among all Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools. Football posted a GSR of 86, tied for 14th in the nation along with Nebraska and Miami (Fla.). Temple is one of 11 FBS schools in the country with all teams over 77 in GSR. The other 10 schools are Alabama, Duke, Michigan, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Stanford, Tulane, UCF, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech.

GREATNESS • 40 • DOESN’T QUIT. 2018 Temple Women's Soccer Deputy Dir. of Athletics Executive Sr. Assoc. AD/SWA CRAIG ANGELOS MARY McELROY 4th Year at Temple 4th Year at Temple

Craig Angelos is in his fourth year as Temple Mary McElroy is in her fourth year as Executive University’s Deputy Director of Athletics. Angelos Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman joined the Owls staff in June of 2015. Administrator (SWA) at Temple. At Temple, Angelos works with the Owls exter- At Temple she coordinates the overall admin- nal team that includes the communications, corporate istration of varsity sports and serves as the primary sales (Learfield), creative services, development, sport administrator for women’s basketball, men’s and marketing and promotions, social and digital media, women’s cross country, women’s track, fencing and ticket operations, ticket sales (IMGL), video services, volleyball. She also oversees Temple’s sports medi- and strategic planning. He also serves as the sports cine and strength and conditioning staffs. supervisor for men’s basketball, field hockey, men's McElroy joined the Owls’ staff in July 2015 from soccer and golf. the Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) in Atlanta, Ga., where she served as the Director for Angelos, who has served on the athletics senior staff at five different Division I institu- Partner Services. A majority of her work saw her responsible for 65 of the 150 Division I mem- tions as well as the NCAA national office, came to Temple from Florida International University ber institutions served by the company. where he served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director for Revenue Enhancement from Prior to her experience at CLC, McElroy served as the Associate Director of the NCAA 2014-15. While at FIU, he was responsible for finding new revenue sources for the athletic Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in 2013. Her duties at the NCAA included the department and engaging in all aspects of development activities, while helping overall fund- management of a $6 million budget for the event, as well as directing the game day operations raising to a 20% increase. during the Women’s Final Four. Before his stint at FIU, Angelos was the number two person as the Executive Senior McElroy has served on the staff of five differentAA NC schools, most recently as the As- Associate Athletic Director at the University of South Florida, overseeing all external areas as sistant Director of Student Services for the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. She also served well as having oversight of the football program. as the Senior Associate Athletic Director and SWA at Southern Methodist University in 2009, Prior to USF, Angelos served nine years as the Director of Athletics at Florida Atlantic and was the Director of Athletics at Georgia State University from 2005 to 2008. McElroy University from 2003-2012. At FAU, he led the effort to build a $70 million, 30,000 seat on served in various other roles at Georgia Tech from 1999 to 2005, including Senior Associate campus football facility, which opened on campus in 2011. Athletic Director and Director of Compliance. Angelos also held number two positions as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Op- McElroy got her start in college athletics at her alma mater, the United States Naval erating Officer at Indiana University overseeing all the external areas as well as the football Academy. She spent three years with the Naval Academy Athletic Association as SWA and program and was the Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Miami (Fla.). Prior Assistant Athletic Director, before a stint as the academy’s Director of Alumni Services. to his tenure at Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant inter- A former Division I varsity basketball player, McElroy earned a degree with merit from preting NCAA rules and regulations. the Naval Academy in 1987. After graduation, she served as a supply officer in the U.S. Marine A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law, Angelos worked for a short Corps for five years, attaining the rank of captain. McElroy completed her MBA at Georgia Tech time in a mid-sized litigation firm in Los Angeles, Calif. He earned his bachelor’s degree from in 2000. Brigham Young University where he was the starting first basemen on the baseball team and McElroy and her husband, Terry, have two sons, Darrin, a second lieutenant in the Ma- later played in Buttrio, Italy for an Italian professional baseball league. rines, and Austin. Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have six children. Assoc. AD / Cheif of Staff Faculty Athletic Rep. VINNIE JAMES JEREMY JORDAN 5th Year at Temple 11th Year at Temple 2nd as Chief of Staff 4th as FAR

Vinnie James, who joined the Temple Athletics Dr. Jeremy S. Jordan, Associate Dean, in the staff in July, 2014, was promoted to the position of As- School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management, sociate Athletics Director/Chief of Staff in June 2017. was appointed the university’s Faculty Athletics Rep- He previously held the position of Assistant Athletics resentative (FAR) in May, 2015. Director for Business Operations. Faculty Athletics Representatives help ensure In his role, James provides high-level support to academic integrity of intercollegiate athletics pro- the Director of Athletics by handling special projects, grams and enhance the student-athlete experience. conducting research and facilitating comparative anal- Jordan serves as the representative of Temple and yses. In addition, James serves as the sport adminis- its faculty to the American Athletic Conference, NCAA trator for the football program and helps to monitor operating budgets for the department's 19 and other stakeholder groups. sport programs and administrative areas. A former student-athlete, coach and administrator, Jordan has conducted research on James came to Temple from La Salle University where he spent two years as Athletics intercollegiate athletics and teaches courses on the topic at the undergraduate and graduate Business Manager for the Explorers. He was solely responsible for executing the daily busi- levels. His primary research focus is on sport engagement as he studies the individual and ness operations for La Salle's athletics department. James distributed monthly budget reports community level impact of sport participation and events. He has worked with a number of for all sports and departments, and assisted in the overall budget planning for the department. industry partners including the NCAA, NFL, PHL Sport and Under Armour Japan. He is cur- Prior to his time at La Salle, James spent a year at Villanova University as an intern in rently the principal investigator on a study funded by the NCAA that examines the relative the Athletic Director's office. His responsibilities at Villanova were widely varied, and included consistency of sanctions issued by its Committee on Infractions over the last 50 years. working with the business office as well as providing administrative support and serving as In March of 2016, Jordan along with the other FARs of the American Conference host- event manager for women's soccer. ed the first Academic Consortium Symposium on student-athlete well0bring in Philadelphia. James is a 2007 graduate of Bloomsburg University with a bachelor's degree in polit- This American Academic Consortium, formed in 2015, is charged with creating collaborative ical science. He was a four-year varsity starter and two-year team captain for Bloomsburg's research opportunities for faculty, staff, and students from all American member institutions. baseball team, and he went on to earn a master's in business administration from Bloomsburg The FAR reports directly to the president and is the president’s senior advisor outside of in 2009. While completing the MBA program, James served as a graduate assistant baseball the athletics department on matters related to intercollegiate athletics. The FAR also advises coach. the athletics director. In collaboration with Temple Athletic Director Dr. Patrick Kraft, Jordan developed a two- year experiential learning extern program in the athletics department for School of Sport, Tour- ism and Hospitality Management graduate students. Jordan has also served as a member of the Faculty Senate Athletics Oversight Com- mittee and the Nancy and Donald Resnick Academic Support Center Faculty Advisory Com- mittee. Since June of 2017, Jordan has served as the FAR representative to the American Conference SAAC group.

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