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2021-22 History & Records 2021-22 SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER HISTORY & RECORDS TABLE OF CONTENTS Individual Record Book ..............................................................3 Class Records ..............................................................................5 Team Records ..............................................................................6 Yearly Leaders ..............................................................................7 Miscellaneous Records and Streaks ..............................................9 Honor Roll ................................................................................10 Academic Honors ......................................................................12 NCAA Tournament History ......................................................14 SEC Championships .................................................................41 Year-by-Year Results ..................................................................46 Coaching History ......................................................................55 All-Time Series History .............................................................56 All-Time Rankings ....................................................................60 All-Time vs. Ranked Opponents ...............................................61 Stone Stadium ..........................................................................62 All-Time Roster and Stats ..........................................................63 NCAA APPEARANCES: 1998, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 2019, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, NCAA APPEARANCES: 1998, 2 2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER 2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER INDIVIDUALRECORDS GOALS POINTS Career SHOTS ON GOAL* Season Season Name Yrs. No. Season Name Yr. No. Name Yr. No. 1. S. McCaskill 2014-17 12 S. Yr. No. 1. S. McCaskill 2016 17 1. S. McCaskill 2016 45 Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 12 1. Savannah McCaskill 2016 51 2. Jennie Ondo 1999 14 2. Kayla Grimsley 2010 34 Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 12 2. Jennie Ondo 1999 50 Jennie Ondo 1996 14 Jennie Ondo 1996 34 4. Kim Miller 2006-09 8 3. Kayla Grimsley 2011 35 4. Kayla Grimsley 2009 13 4. Kayla Grimsley 2009 33 5. S. McCaskill 2014-17 7 4. Savannah McCaskill 2017 34 5. Kayla Grimsley 2010 12 5. Jennie Ondo 1999 32 6. S. Sol Magnusdottir 2018 6 Kayla Grimsley 2010 34 Angela Austin 1997 12 6. Kayla Grimsley 2011 30 Ryan Gareis 2017-Pres. 6 6. Morgan McIntyre 2002 33 7. Jennie Ondo 1998 11 7. S. McCaskill 2015 29 Andie Romness 2011-14 6 7. Brooke Jacobs 2010 30 Jennie Ondo 1997 11 8. Chelsea Drennan 2016 27 Ashley Kirk 2004-07 6 Brooke Jacobs 2009 30 9. S. McCaskill 2015 10 9. Angela Austin 1997 26 8. Maria Petroni 2008-11 5 9. Danielle Au 2010 29 Raina Johnson 2013 10 10. S. McCaskill 2017 25 Brooke Jacobs 2007-10 5 10. S. McCaskill 2015 28 Kayla Grimsley 2011 10 Jennie Ondo 1997 25 Shannon Bigbie 2006-09 5 Danielle Au 2011 28 Darcel Mollon 2007 10 Debbie Smith 1996 25 Sam Diaz-Matosas 2006-09 5 *SOG not kept from 1995-98 Debbie Smith 1995 10 Jessi Swaim 2003-05 5 Career Melinda Carter 1998-02 5 Career Career Name Yrs. No. Name Yrs. No. Name Yrs. No. 1. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 119 1. S. McCaskill 2014-17 140 1. Jennie Ondo 1996-99 50 2. Jennie Ondo 1996-99 115 2. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 110 2. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 43 3. S. McCaskill 2014-17 114 SHOTS 3. Danielle Au 2009-13 103 3. S. McCaskill 2014-17 40 4. Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 66 Season 4. Brooke Jacobs 2007-10 94 Name Yr. No. 4. Morgan McIntyre 1998-02 29 5. Morgan McIntyre 1998-02 63 5. Morgan McIntyre 1998-02 75 1. S. McCaskill 2016 122 5. Sophie Groff 2013-16 24 6. Sophie Groff 2013-16 62 6. Sophie Groff 2013-16 65 2. S. McCaskill 2017 91 6. Danielle Au 2010-13 23 7. Danielle Au 2010-13 59 7. Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 57 3. Jennie Ondo 1999 87 7. Raina Johnson 2012-15 22 8. Angela Austin 1996-99 54 8. Lauren Chang 2017-Pres. 55 4. Debbie Smith 1996 78 8. Angela Austin 1996-99 19 9. Raina Johnson 2012-15 52 9. Raina Johnson 2012-15 54 Debbie Smith 1995-96 19 Mindy Sanders 1996-99 52 5. Angela Austin 1997 74 Ashley Kirk 2004-07 54 10. Elexa Bahr 2016-19 18 Debbie Smith 1995 74 7. Danielle Au 2010 67 8. Kayla Grimsley 2011 62 9. S. McCaskill 2014 60 GAME WINNING (MIN 0.5 SOG/GAME) ASSISTS GOALS 10. Kayla Grimsley 2010 59 SOG % Season Season Season Name Yr. Avg. Name Yr. No. Name Yr. No. Career 1. Mindy Sanders 1999 13 1. S. McCaskill 2016 10 Name Yrs. No. 1. Bay Daniel 2013 .824 2. Chelsea Drennan 2013 12 2. Becca Epstein 2003 6 1. S, McCaskill 2014-17 326 2. Monica Hogan 2007 .769 3. Chelsea Drennan 2016 11 Jennie Ondo 1999 6 2. Jennie Ondo 1996-99 244 3. Sophie Groff 2015 .727 S. McCaskill 2016 11 4. S. McCaskill 2017 5 3. Danielle Au 2009-2013 230 Ellen Fahey 2010 .727 Kim Miller 2009 11 Raina Johnson 2013 5 4. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 203 Brooke Jacobs 2007 .727 6. Chelsea Drennan 2015 10 Kayla Grimsley 2011 5 5. Morgan McIntyre 1998-02 162 Melinda Carter 2002 .727 Kayla Grimsley 2011 10 Kayla Grimsley 2010 5 6. Debbie Smith 1995-95 152 7. Amy Caddies 2000 .692 Kayla Grimsley 2010 10 Felicia Schroeder 2006 5 7. Brooke Jacobs 2007-10 151 8. S. Diaz-Matosas 2008 .688 9. Savannah McCaskill 2017 9 Elexa Bahr 2019 5 8. Lauren Chang 2017-Pres. 136 9. Brooke Jacobs 2008 .684 Savannah McCaskill 2015 9 9. Ashley Kirk 2004-07 134 Lydia Bienias 2000 .684 Elexa Bahr 2019 9 Career 10. Luciana Zullo 2017-Pres. 128 *SOG not kept from 1995-98 Name Yrs. No. Career 1. S. McCaskill 2014-17 17 Career Name Yrs. No. 2. Jennie Ondo 1996-99 16 Name Yrs. Avg. 1. Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 40 3. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 14 SHOT % (MIN 0.5 SH/GAME) 1. Brooke Jacobs 2007-10 .623 CHAMPIONS SEC 2019 2017, 2016, , 2011 2009, 2. S. McCaskill 2014-17 34 4. Raina Johnson 2012-15 11 Season 2. Ryan Gareis 2017-Pres. .602 3. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 33 Danielle Au 2010-2013 11 Name Yr. Avg. 3. Danila Monteiro 2007-08 .585 4. Mindy Sanders 1996-99 24 6. Sophie Groff 2013-16 10 1. Amy Caddies 2001 .429 4. Natalie Aaron 2008-11 .583 5. Kim Miller 2006-09 17 Elexa Bahr 2016-2019 10 2. Ashley Gosnell 2001 .385 5. S. Diaz-Matosas 2006-09 .582 6. Angela Austin 1996-99 16 7. Becca Epstein 2000-03 9 3. Coryn Bajema 2013 .375 6. Shannon Bigbie 2006-09 .578 Melinda Carter 1998-02 16 8. Luciana Zullo 2017-Pres. 8 4. Blakely Mattern 2009 .333 7. Lindsay Haney 2002-03 .571 8. Jennie Ondo 1996-99 15 9. Ryan Gareis 2017-Pres. 6 Amy McBrair 1998 .333 8. Bay Daniel 2012-16 .557 6. Riley Tanner 2019 .313 9. Brooke Jacobs 2007-10 14 10. Lauren Chang 2017-Pres. 5 Sophie Groff 2013-16 .557 7. Raina Johnson 2013 .303 Lauren Chang 2017-Pres. 14 9 others tied -- 5 10. Darcel Mollon 2005-07 .549 10. Sam Diaz-Matosas 2006-09 13 8. Bianca Galassini 2017 .308 Ashley Kirk 2004-07 13 9. Lexi Tourtellotte 1998 .300 10. Kayla Grimsley 2009 .289 GAME WINNING MATCHES PLAYED ASSISTS Career Name Yrs. Avg. Career Season Name Yrs. No. Name Yr. No. 1. Amy Caddies 2000-01 .300 1. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 95 1. Chelsea Drennan 2013 6 2. Lindsay Haney 2002-03 .286 Brittiny Rhoades 2007-10 95 S. Sol Magnusdottir 2018 6 3. Danila Monteiro 2007-08 .241 3. S. McCaskill 2014-17 92 2. S. McCaskill 2017 5 4. Leslie Lamb 1996-99 .227 Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 92 Kayla Grimsley 2011 5 5. Riley Tanner 2018-20 .226 Kim Miller 2009 5 6. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 .212 Daija Griffin 2013-16 92 5. Ryan Gareis 2020-21 3 7. Sophie Groff 2013-16 .205 Danielle Au 2010-13 92 Ryan Gareis 2019 3 8. Lolly Holland 2008-11 .204 Ellen Fahey 2008-11 92 9. Raina Johnson 2012-15 .200 Sam Diaz-Matosas 2006-09 92 Amy McBrair 1995-98 .200 Blakely Mattern 2006-09 92 Felicia Schroeder 2005-06 .200 Kim Miller 2006-09 92 2021 SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER 3 INDIVIDUALRECORDS MATCHES STARTED SAVES Career MATCHES PLAYED Career Season Name Yrs. No. (GK) Name Yrs. No. Name Yr. No. 1. M. Krzeczowski 2016-Pres. 34 Career 1. Kayla Grimsley 2008-11 93 1. Amy Toms 1995 126 2. Mollie Patton 2006-10 31 Name Yrs. No. Brittiny Rhoades 2007-10 93 2. Amanda Sandling 1996 88 3. Sabrina D’Angelo 2011-14. 29 1. M. Krzeczowski 2016-19 89 3. S. McCaskill 2014-17 92 3. Mollie Patton 2010 80 4. Laura Armstrong 2004-07 15 2. Sabrina D’Angelo 2011-14 83 Ellen Fahey 2008-11 92 Elise Matthews 2003 80 Elise Matthews 1999-03 15 3. Mollie Patton 2006-10 72 Blakely Mattern 2006-09 92 5. Sabrina D’Angelo 2011 75 6. Lindsay Thorstenson 2004-07 9 4. Elise Matthews 1999-03 70 6. Kim Miller 2006-09 90 6. Elise Matthews 2002 72 Carrie Warner 1998-99 9 5. Laura Armstrong 2004-07 47 7. Chelsea Drennan 2013-16 89 7. Elise Matthews 2000 65 8. Carolyn Ortega 1998-02 6.5 6. Lindsay Thorstenson 2004-07 46 8. Stevi Parker 2012-15 88 8. Carrie Warner 1999 64 9. Emily Crain 1995-98 6 7. Carrie Warner 1998-99 32 9. Danielle Au 2010-13 87 9. Mollie Patton 2009 63 10. Abbey Crider 2014-15 5 8. Caroyln Ortega 1998-02 29 10. Sam Diaz-Matosas 2006-09 86 Elise Matthews 2001 63 Amy Toms 1995 5 Amanda Sandling 1996-97 29 Emily Crain 1995-98 29 Career Name Yrs. No. MINUTES IN GOAL 1. Elise Matthews 1999-03 280 GOALS AGAINST Season 2. Sabrina D’Angelo 2011-14 241 AVERAGE MATCHES STARTED Name Yr. No. 3. Mollie Patton 2006-10.
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