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Before Maryland: A forward/midfielder from Marlborough School in Camarillo Springs, Calif. ... currently plays for Eagles SC - the 2005 and 2007 USYS national champions ... three-time 2007 review notebook first team all-league selection ... 2007 first team all-CIF and improvement shows on the field even as injuries impact squad all-AAF Southern ... helped lead the Mustangs to back-to-back Sunshine League titles in 2006 and 2007 ... scored 19 goals in A Quick Look At 2007 • 2007 was the final season for four Terrapin seniors. Ashly 14 games ... also competed in track and volleyball at Marlborough • The 2007 Terrapin women's soccer team showed the college Kennedy was a two-time team captain that earned numer- ... three-time league champion in track ... two-time second team soccer community that the Terps will be a force to be reckoned ous freshman accolades in 2003. Melissa Hornfeck was all-league in volleyball ... chose Maryland over Stanford, Cal- with in the future ... and that the future could begin in 2008. a two-time junior college player of the year before finishing Berkley, Pepperdine and USC. her final two seasons as a Terp. Shelley McDuff and Kelly • Playing one of the nation's toughest schedule Maryland Rozumalski shared team captain duties with Kennedy in battled some of the top teams in the country and took three 2007, but will best be remembered for their contributions on Personal: Daughter of Jim and Laurie Vellutato ... older sister top 15 teams into overtime before losing the match. The of Michael … enrolled in letters and sciences. the 2004 squad that advanced to the NCAA tournament Sweet Terps also dropped a one-goal decision at Miami, which was 16. an NCAA tournament team in 2007. Megan • Freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun had a remarkable Balogun Earns firsrt season and was rewarded with as spot on the All-ACC freshman honors Watson freshman team. She finished third in the conference in saves • Goalkeeper Yewande Balogun was named to the All-ACC per game (4.13) and was fourth in goals against average freshman team and picked up a pair of additional honors by (0.84) and third in shutouts per game (0.33). She made a Soccer Buzz. season-high nine save at Miami in a 1-0 defeat and became • Balogun was named a third team freshman All-American the first Terrapin goalkeeper to register an assist since 1998 by Soccer Buzz. The national women's soccer website also 23 with a helper in the 2-0 win over Lehigh on Sept. 30. named Balogun to its Mid-Atlantic all-freshman team. Midfielder • 5-7 • Junior • The injury bug bit the Terps again in 2007, marking the fourth Hockessin, Del. consecutive season that Maryland has had significant injury Playing overtime St. Mark's HS (Pittsburgh) problems. Sophomore midfielder Molly Dreska was lost for • The 0-0 tie with Eastern Kentucky marked the third-straight the year due to a knee injury suffered during the summer. home opener that has ended in a scoreless tie. In 2005 and Pensky’s Take Balogun started the first 15 games of the year, but suffered 2006 the Terps played to a 0-0 draw against Towson. "We are elated to have Megan in our program. She comes to a broken foot at Duke and missed the final three games of • Maryland played five overtime games last season, going 0-1-4 Maryland with a focus and energy to get better every day, and the year. Sophomore defender/goalkeeper Mary Casey filled in those matches. All four ties ended in 0-0 finishes, tying the play at the highest level. She has integrated herself into the in admirably between the pipes, but battled injury issues 2006 Michigan Wolverines for the most 0-0 ties in a season team this summer, and we look for Megan to contribute in any herself earlier in the season. Casey, arguably the team's best in NCAA history. number of different spots this fall." defender, missed the North Carolina game due to an injury • During the past four seasons, Maryland has played 27 over- sustained late in the match against Wake Forest. The short- Caitlin McDowell As a sophomore at Pitt (2007): Started all 15 games she played handed Terps took the 12th-ranked Tar Heels into overtime, time games (nearly 40% of its total games) with a record of in for the Panthers ... took 11 shots with four being on-goal ... but eventually fell by a 2-1 score. 4-9-14 in those games. Big East Academic All-Star. • The Terps have played eight overtime matches this season Impact Freshmen • The 2007 season also saw the return of Nataly Arias, who • Maryland played 10 freshmen in 2007, including six who missed the entire 2006 season due to a knee injury. The tying the program record for overtime games in a season. As a freshman at Pitt (2006): Started 16 of 19 games on year ... started matches. redshirt-junior showed no ill effects from her time away and Maryland is 1-4-3 in OT this year. The 2004 team also played started the season's last 14 consecutive games ... first collegiate led the Terps in points (11) and goals (5). in eight overtime contests, going 2-2-4. • Goalkeeper Yewande Balogun logged 1392 minutes for the goal was the game-winner in 1-0 win at DePaul (9/29) ... second Terps in their first 15 games and posted a 0.84 GAA with five goal came in 2-1 loss at Marquette (10/6) ... also registered Offensive defense shutouts to her credit. Balogun will miss the final three games assists in 1-1 tie vs. Marshall (9/8) and in 4-2 loss at Connecticut • Maryland defenders - Brittany Cummins, Mary Casey, due to a broken foot suffered in the Virginia match. (10/22). .. named a Big East Academic All-Star. Ashly Kennedy and Mallory Baker - all tallied points for • Mallory Baker and Caitlin McDowell each picked up their the Terps last season. Kennedy had two goals and an assist first collegiate assists in the 2-1 win over Fairleigh Dickinson. Before College: Played four years in the Delaware Olympic and tied for third on the team with five points. Casey had a Baker started every game last season for Maryland, while Development Program in 2001, 2003, 2004 and 2005 ... helped goal and two assists and finished sixth in points with four. McDowell played in all 18 games with 17 starts. lead St. Mark's to the State Championship as a freshman and Cummins had a pair of assistsm, whule Baker finished the a conference title as a sophomore and junior ... first team all- year with one. Goalkeeper Yewande Balogun added her • Annesia Faulkner was been a spark off the bench for the state and all-conference as a junior ... team captain in each of name to Maryland's list of defensive players with points in Terps, but earned her first collegiate start in the team's ACC her seven seasons of the DSB Kickers ... led the Kickers to the 2-0 win over Lehigh on Sept. 30. She became the first opener at No. 14 Clemson. She earned her first career point state championships in 2000, 2001, 2004 and 2005 ... scored Terrapin goalkeeper since 1998 to assist on a goal. The only with an assist on Kelly Rozumalski's goal in 2-2 tie at 10 goals and added 16 assists in 2004 ... totaled 14 goals and defensive regular to not have a point last season was fresh- Duke. 20 assists in 2005 ...... also competed in basketball (2002-03) man Olivia Onyeador, but she only moved into the starting • Olivia Onyeador made her first career start against No. 12 and winter track (2004-05). line-up regularly when Balogun broke her foot in the 15th North Carolina. She played a tremendous match at the right game of the season. Casey then moved to keeper, opening back spot, filling in for the injured Mary Casey. She moved Personal: Daughter of Dennis and Marianne Watson … younger up a center back spot for Onyeador. back into the starting line-up against Virginia Tech when Casey sister of Kyle … member of the National Honor Society ... enrolled replaced Balogun in goal. in letters and sciences.

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2007 results Overall: 6-9-3 • ACC: 1-8-1 Home: 5-4-2 • Away: 0-4-1 • Neutral: 1-1-0 Date Opponent W-L-T Score Overall ACC Attend Goals scored GK of Record A31 EASTERN KENTUCKY T 0-0 2OT 0-0-1 -- 608 -- Balogun S2 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON W 2-1 1-0-1 -- 535 Rozumalski (Baker, Casey) Balogun Casey (Rozumalski, McDowell) S7 vs. USC (-/13) 1 L 1-2 OT 1-1-1 -- Arias (Cummins) Balogun S9 vs. Loyola Marymount 1 W 3-0 2-1-1 -- Ricker (McDowell) Balogun Kennedy (unassisted) Bresani (Casey) S14 Dartmouth W 1-0 2OT 3-1-1 -- 832 Arias (Sciascia) Balogun S16 George Mason W 1-0 4-1-1 -- 565 Arias (Dowling) Balogun S22 Kent state T 1-1 2OT 4-1-2 -- 869 Kennedy (unassisted) Balogun S27 at Clemson (-/14) * L 0-1 2OT 4-2-2 0-1-0 361 -- Balogun S30 lehigh W 2-0 5-2-2 -- 550 Sciascia (Rozumalski) Balogun Sciascia (Balogun) O5 Wake Forest (-/18) * L 0-1 5-3-2 0-2-0 797 -- Balogun O7 North Carolina (-/12) * L 1-2 OT 5-4-2 0-3-0 2,072 McDowell (Arias, Bresani) Balogun O11 at Florida State (-/15) * L 0-2 5-5-2 0-4-0 736 -- Balogun O14 at Miami * L 0-1 5-6-2 0-5-0 441 -- Balogun O21 at Duke * T 2-2 2OT 5-6-3 0-5-1 445 Rozumalski (Faulkner) Balogun Arias (Rozumalski) O25 at Virginia (-/3) * L 0-3 5-7-3 0-6-1 442 -- Casey O28 Virginia Tech * L 1-2 OT 5-8-3 0-7-1 1,011 Arias (Kennedy) Casey N1 Boston College (-/10) * L 0-2 5-9-3 0-8-1 689 -- Casey N4 NC State * W 2-0 6-9-3 1-8-1 1,108 Rozumalski (Cummins, McDowell) Casey Bunting (Maynard)

*-ACC Game; 1-Hoosier Classic (Bloomington, Ind.) Shelley McDuff Season Highs and Lows Terp Season Highs Terp Individual Highs Opp. INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Points 8 Fairleigh Dickinson (9/2) Points 4 Kaila Sciascia vs. Lehigh (9/30) Points 4 Meghan Lenczyk, Virginia (10/25) 8 vs. Loyola Marymount (9/9) Goals 2 Kaila Sciascia vs. Lehigh (9/30) Goals 2 Meghan Lenczyk, Virginia (10/25) Goals 3 vs. Loyola Marymount (9/9) Assists 1 15 times by 10 players Assists 2 Marika Gray, Virginia Tech (10/28) Assists 4 Fairleigh Dickinson (9/2) Shots 11 Nataly Arias vs. EKU (8/31) Shots 12 Brittney Steinbruch, Miami (10/14) Shots 55 Eastern Kentucky (8/31) Saves 9 Yewande Balogun at Miami (10/14) Saves 19 Stephanie Lunch, EKU (8/31) Shots On Goal 19 Eastern Kentucky (8/31) Corner Kicks 16 Kent State (9/22) Fouls 18 vs. USC (9/7) Saves 11 at Miami (10/14)

Opponent Season Highs Points 12 at Virginia (10/25) Goals 3 at Virginia (10/25) Assists 3 3x, last vs. Virginia Shots 27 North Carolina (10/7) Shots On Goal 12 at Miami (10/14) Corner Kicks 11 vs. USC (9/7) 11 at Virginia (10/25) Fouls 20 Kent State (9/22) Saves 19 Eastern Kentucky (8/31)

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individual statistics All Games ACC Games No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh GW C-E No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh GW C-E 11 Nataly Arias 18-17 5 1 11 53 2 1-0 11 Nataly Arias 10-9 2 1 5 12 0 1-0 19 Kelly Rozumalski 18-18 3 3 9 20 1 0-0 19 Kelly Rozumalski 10-10 2 1 5 6 1 0-0 16 Kaila Sciascia 17-4 2 1 5 27 1 3-0 16 Kaila Sciascia 9-1 0 0 0 6 0 1-0 10 Ashly Kennedy 16-16 2 1 5 23 0 3-0 10 Ashly Kennedy 10-10 0 1 1 13 0 2-0 7 Caitlin McDowell 18-17 1 3 5 23 0 0-0 7 Caitlin McDowell 10-10 1 1 3 9 0 0-0 0 Mary Casey 17-17 1 2 4 17 1 0-0 0 Mary Casey 9-9 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 5 Aimee Bresani 18-12 1 1 3 34 0 1-0 5 Aimee Bresani 10-7 0 1 1 15 0 1-0 3 Kimmy Bunting 9-1 1 0 2 9 0 0-0 3 Kimmy Bunting 7-1 1 0 2 7 0 0-0 17 Kylie Ricker 12-3 1 0 2 7 1 0-0 17 Kylie Ricker 5-0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 8 Brittany Cummins 18-10 0 2 2 4 0 0-0 8 Brittany Cummins 10-5 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 13 Annesia Faulkner 17-7 0 1 1 22 0 0-0 13 Annesia Faulkner 10-6 0 1 1 13 0 0-0 14 Emily Maynard 16-2 0 1 1 14 0 1-0 14 Emily Maynard 8-1 0 1 1 3 0 1-0 15 Maureen Dowling 18-1 0 1 1 7 0 1-0 15 Maureen Dowling 10-1 0 0 0 4 0 0-0 12 Mallory Baker 18-18 0 1 1 7 0 1-0 12 Mallory Baker 10-10 0 0 0 2 0 1-0 1 Yewande Balogun 15-15 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 1 Yewande Balogun 7-7 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 9 Melissa Hornfeck 18-14 0 0 0 10 0 0-0 9 Melissa Hornfeck 10-7 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 18 Shelley McDuff 18-18 0 0 0 9 0 0-0 18 Shelley McDuff 10-10 0 0 0 3 0 0-0 2 Lauren Gamble 14-3 0 0 0 8 0 1-0 2 Lauren Gamble 9-3 0 0 0 6 0 0-0 20 Amanda Paizs 10-0 0 0 0 4 0 1-0 20 Amanda Paizs 3-0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 25 Stephanie MacCormack 3-2 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 6 Erika Theisen 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6 Erika Theisen 4-0 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 4 Olivia Onyeador 6-3 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 4 Olivia Onyeador 9-3 0 0 0 1 0 1-0 24 Chelsea Sprague 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 24 Chelsea Sprague 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 23 Alissa Bourne 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 23 Alissa Bourne 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 22 Colleen Deegan 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 22 Colleen Deegan 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Maryland 10 6 8 20 105 1 10-1 Maryland 18 17 19 53 301 6 17-1 Opponents 10 16 16 48 185 8 6-0 Opponents 18 20 18 58 247 9 14-0 Goalkeeping Goalkeeping No. Name GP-GS Min. GA GAA Svs W-L-T Sho. No. Name GP-GS Min. GA GAA Svs W-L-T Sho. 1 Yewande Balogun 7-7 609:29 9 1.33 38 0-5-1 0 1 Yewande Balogun 15-15 1392:23 13 0.84 62 5-6-3 5 0 Mary Casey 4-3 331:29 7 1.90 16 1-3-0 1 0 Mary Casey 4-3 331:29 7 1.90 16 1-3-0 1 TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 6 0-0-0 0 TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 6 0-0-0 0 Maryland 10 940:58 16 1.53 60 1-8-1 1 Maryland 18 1723:52 20 1.04 84 6-9-3 6 Opponents 10 940:58 6 0.57 41 8-1-1 6 Opponents 18 1723:52 17 0.89 108 9-6-3 7 season leaders points Assists 1. Nataly Arias 11 (5G, 1A) 1. Caitlin McDowell 3 2. Kelly Rozumalski 9 (3G, 3A) Kelly Rozumalski 3 3. Kaila Sciascia 5 (2G, 1A) 3. Mary Casey 2 Ashly Kennedy 5 (2G, 1A) Brittany Cummins 2 Caitlin McDowell 5 (1G, 3A) 5. Nine tied with 1 6. Mary Casey 4 (1G, 2A) 7. Aimee Bresani 3 (1G, 1A) shots 8. Kimmy Bunting 2 (1G, 0A) 1. Nataly Arias 53 Kylie Ricker 2 (1G, 0A) 2. Aimee Bresani 34 Brittany Cummins 2 (0G, 2A) 3. Kaila Sciascia 27 4. Caitlin McDowell 23 Goals Ashly Kennedy 23 1. Nataly Arias 5 6. Annesia Faulkner 22 2. Kelly Rozumalski 3 7. Kelly Rozumalski 20 3. Kaila Sciascia 2 8. Mary Casey 17 Ashly Kennedy 2 9. Emily Maynard 14 5. Caitlin McDowell 1 10. Melissa Hornfeck 10 Mary Casey 1 Aimee Bresani 1 Kimmy Bunting 1 Kylie Ricker 1 Melissa Hornfeck 2 0 0 8 2 2 women's soccer

2007 game recaps Game 1 - Aug. 31 Eastern Kentucky. . . 0 (2OT) Box Score Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F 1 2 O1 O2 F MARYLAND...... 0 Eastern Kentucky (0-0-1) 0 0 0 0 0 Fairleigh Dickinson (0-2-0) 1 0 - - 1 COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The match resembled a shooting gallery Maryland (0-0-1) 0 0 0 0 0 Maryland (1-0-1) 0 2 - - 2 at times, but the result was a 0-0 tie for the University of Maryland's Goals: None. Goals: FDU: Katie Hilder (Amanda Wheeler) 4:23. Maryland: Kelly women's soccer team as it fired off 55 shots to set a new Ludwig Field Goalkeepers: EKU: Stephanie Lynch (110:00, 0 GA, 19 saves). Mary- Rozumalski (Mallory Baker, Mary Casey) 60:19, Casey (Rozumalski, land: Yewande Balogun (110:00, 0 GA, 3 saves). Caitlin McDowell) 62:12. record in its 2007 season opener against Eastern Kentucky at Ludwig Team Stats: EKU: Shots 1-2-0-1=4, Saves 8-7-3-1=19, Corner Kicks Goalkeepers: FDU: Rachel Derrico (90:00, 2 GA, 8 saves). Maryland: Field on Friday night. 0-0-0-0=0, Fouls 2-3-0-0=5, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 18-20-8- Yewande Balogun (90:00, 1 GA, 1 save). "I've never been a part of a game where one team takes 55 shots," 9=55, Saves 0-2-0-1=3, Corner Kicks 3-5-1-2=11, Fouls 3-1-0-1=5, Team Stats: FDU: Shots 3-0=3, Saves 5-5=10, Corner Kicks 1-0=1, said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "Our kids worked very hard to- Offsides 1. Fouls 5-6=11, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 9-15=24, Saves 1-0=1, night and they deserve better than a 0-0 result. But we're a resilient group Yellow Cards: None Corner Kicks 5-4=9, Fouls 6-5=11, Offsides 3. and we will bounce back on Sunday against Fairleigh Dickinson." Att: 608 Yellow Cards: FDU: Lora Lehr 47:52. Maryland: Lauren Gamble The Terps got off six shots in the first 11 minutes of the match, but 41:02. Att: 535 it was midfielder Emily Maynard's 20-yard blast in the 16th minute that proved to be Maryland's first good scoring chance. The sophomore's Game 2 - Sept. 2 shot from just outside the 18-yard box skimmed over the top of the Fairleigh Dickinson...... 1 crossbar by mere inches. Game 3 - Sept. 7 Redshirt junior Nataly Arias had the Terps' next great chance in the MARYLAND...... 2 No. 13 USC...... 2 36th minute when she drove a header off a cross from sophomore Brittany COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Sophomore Mary Casey capped a furious Cummins toward the Colonel's net, but freshman goalkeeper Stephanie two-minute stretch in the second half for the University of Maryland MARYLAND...... 1 (OT) BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - For 80 minutes it looked as if the University of Lynch made one of her 19 saves to preserve the scoreless tie. women's soccer team with an assist and the game-winning goal to Maryland women's soccer team was going to pull off another neutral-site The closest Maryland came to scoring came just minutes after propel the Terps to a 2-1 victory over Fairleigh Dickinson Sunday night upset of a top-15 team, but No. 13 USC emerged from the first game of halftime when Arias sent a long pass over the top of the EKU defense at Ludwig Field. the Hoosier Classic in Bloomington, Ind., with a 2-1 overtime victory. to a streaking Kaila Sciascia. The junior forward used a burst of speed "We had a number of kids come up big tonight, and collectively it The Terps' plan of solid defense coupled with an opportunistic offense to separate from defenders and punched a shot past Lynch, but the ball was a terrific team win," said coach Brian Pensky. "We dug ourselves worked to perfection early on and saw Maryland jump out to a 1-0 lead sailed too far and hit the left post. a hole early on, and for a while there it appeared as if we were headed in the 30th minute. Redshirt junior Nataly Arias scored her first goal Maryland looked to have a chance to end the game in the 87th minute for another evening like Friday. But our players kept plugging away, and since September 30, 2005, when she finished a point-blank shot that when Sciascia and Arias hooked up again for a scoring opportunity. This eventually we were rewarded with a couple of goals." carried past Trojan goalkeeper Brittany Massaro. The ball was served time it was Sciascia setting up Arias with a corner kick from the right For a while it looked as if the Knights may pull-off the upset when in by sophomore Brittany Cummins who picked up her second career corner to the far post where Arias got a head on the ball sending it at they took a 1-0 lead in the fifth minute. Amanda Wheeler lobbed a shot assist on the play. the Colonel net. But luck was not on the Terps' side again as the ball at the Terrapin goal and freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun was Maryland maintained its 1-0 lead for 50 minutes, but a relentless sailed wide of its target. able to tip the ball up and away from the net, but it hit the crossbar and USC offense finally broke through in the 80th minute. Lauren Brown Arias, who was making her first appearance since 2005 after missing bounced back into the field of play right to the feet of Emma Howes who capitalized on a Maryland defensive miscue to score her second goal all of 2006 due to injury, almost won the game again in the 91st minute put the shot away for the 1-0 lead. The Knights only managed three shots of the season and knot the game at 1-1. with a long shot from 20 yards, but it too just went over the crossbar. in the match with two coming on the scoring play. The game headed into overtime and the Women of Troy needed only Senior forward Kelly Rozumalski was stifled on her bid to end the With the 1-0 lead, FDU packed in its defense and tried to hold on, but one shot to finish the game and take away the 2-1 victory. USC's Alyssa game in the 95th minute by Lynch's 16th save of the game. Sciascia the 85 minutes proved to be too much time to maintain the advantage. Davis collected a loose ball in the Maryland defensive third and finished crossed a low ball from the left side to the middle of the field at the 12 yard That 1-0 lead would hold up until the 61st minute. That's when the it inside the far post for the game-winning goal. mark where Rozumalski made a run to one-time the ball into the heart of Terps, who totaled nine corner kicks in the game, converted on a corner "It is a disappointing final score," said Maryland head coach the Colonel net, but Lynch was perfectly positioned for the stop. kick from the left side to tie the score. Freshman Caitlin McDowell started Brian Pensky, "but our players battled so hard, and we as coaches Maryland's last great chance to finish the game came in the 110th the play, sending the corner kick high into the box. The ball bounced off are extremely proud of that. Our challenge now is simple, regroup and minute of play on a corner kick from junior midfielder Aimee Bresani. of Casey and freshman defender Mallory Baker before senior forward prepare for Loyola Marymount on Sunday, and we know our players Bresani sent the ball from the right corner to the middle of the six-yard Kelly Rozumalski got a clean header off that beat Knight goalkeeper will do just that." box, where sophomore defender Mary Casey got a clean header on the Rachel Derrico into the left side of the goal. ball, but could not get it down and it went over the top of the goal. It would take less than two minutes for Maryland, which was scoreless Freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun made her collegiate debut in its first 170 minutes of the season, to pick up another score to take in the tie, finishing the match with three saves. Overall seven freshmen the lead. Once again the goal came off of a corner kick from McDowell Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F made their collegiate debuts for the Terps, including Mallory Baker who from the left side. This time it was Rozumalski that got a head on the ball, but it popped up in the air and landed at the feet of Casey near the USC (3-0-0) 0 0 1 - 2 started on defense. Maryland (1-1-1) 1 0 0 - 1 Lynch's 19 saves also set a new Ludwig Field record, besting the pre- 12-yard mark. The defender from Centreville, Va., one-timed the shot Goals: USC: Lauren Brown (unassisted) 79:43; Alyssa Davila (unas- vious record of 14 set by former Terp Nikki Resnick on two occasions. into the right side of the net for her first collegiate goal. sisted) 93:45. Maryland: Nataly Arias (Brittany Cummins) 29:50. A pair of sophomore midfielders, Maureen Dowling and Amanda Goalkeepers: USC: Kristin Olsen (93:45, 1 GA, 0 saves). Maryland: Paizs, had outstanding games for the Terps creating scoring opportunities Yewande Balogun (93:45, 2 GA, 6 saves). and not allowing the Knight defense to maintain possession. Team Stats: USC: Shots 6-12-1=19, Saves 0-0-0=0, Corner Kicks 3-8- The Terrapins followed up Friday night's record-setting 55-shot 0=11, Fouls 5-10-0=15, Offsides 1. Maryland: Shots 1-2-0=3, Saves performance with another 24 shots vs. FDU. Rozumalski and McDowell 2-4-0=6, Corner Kicks 1-0-0=1, Fouls 9-9-0=18, Offsides 4. Yellow Cards: USC: Ashley Nick 37:55; Lauren Brown 51:57. led Maryland with four shots apiece. Derrico finished the game with eight Att: saves for the Knights. m e d i a a n d recruiting guide 2 3

Game 4 - Sept. 9 Game 5 - Sept. 14 MARYLAND...... 3 Dartmouth...... 0 (2OT) Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F Loyola marymount ...... 0 MARYLAND...... 1 Dartmouth (1-4-0) 0 0 0 0 0 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - From a relentless offense to a stifling defense, COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The match went 110 minutes, but in the end Maryland (3-1-1) 0 0 0 1 1 the University of Maryland women's soccer team as a whole turned in a it only took seconds for Nataly Arias to head in a corner kick from Kaila Goals: Maryland: Nataly Arias (Kaila Sciascia) 109:09. dominating performance in its 3-0 victory over Loyola Marymount at the Sciascia for the University of Maryland women' soccer team to pull out a Goalkeepers: Dartmouth: Laurel Peak (109:09, 1 GA, 8 saves). Mary- land: Yewande Balogun (109:09, 0 GA, 7 saves). Hoosier Classic in Bloomington, Ind., Sunday afternoon. hard-fought 1-0 victory over Dartmouth Friday night at Ludwig Field. Team Stats: Dartmouth: Shots 3-4-3-1=11, Saves 1-7-1-0=9, Corner "This is a great win," said Terrapin head coach Brian Pensky. "We For Terps' head coach Brian Pensky the win, and the way Maryland Kicks 3-0-1-1=5, Fouls 7-7-1-2=17, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots knew that both teams were going to be desperate today; and that was won, summed up who the Terrapins are. "We're a team that is going to 6-13-1-4=24, Saves 3-3-1-0=7, Corner Kicks 2-3-0-2=7, Fouls a good LMU team - our kids just played well, simple as that. Today was scratch and claw for every inch and tonight was an example of that. 4-5-1-1=11, Offsides 3. our most complete performance of the season." This was a big time team win. The positive energy from our bench was Yellow Cards: Dartmouth: Ali Hubbard 72:34; Myra Sack 99:49. The game was scoreless for the first half of play, but the Terps (2- outstanding and the play from our reserves got us over the top." Att: 832 1-1) showed the makings of a team to be reckoned with by outpacing A quick look at the box score won't tell the whole story of the Terps' the Lions (0-3-1) in possession, shots and corner kicks in the opening game-winning goal, which would never have happened without an 45 minutes. outstanding effort from sophomore Maureen Dowling. The sophomore Game 6 - Sept. 16 The scoring troubles that have haunted Maryland during the past two from Massapequa, N.Y., pushed the ball into the far left side of the Big George Mason...... 0 seasons were not a problem against LMU as the offense broke through Green defensive zone and worked to earn the corner kick that led to with three unanswered goals in the second half. Arias' header. MARYLAND...... 1 Freshman forward Kylie Ricker, who earned her first collegiate start "Maureen [Dowling], Emily [Maynard] and Kailia [Sciascia] all came COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Midfielder Nataly Arias scored her third goal in the match, opened the scoring for Maryland in the 57th minute by off the bench to directly contribute to this win," said Pensky. "And once of the season off of a perfect give-and-go with sophomore Maureen heading in a corner kick that was sent into the box by fellow freshman again, Nataly [Arias] proved how great she is in the air." Dowling to give the University of Maryland women's soccer team a 1-0 Caitlin McDowell. For Ricker, the score marked her first collegiate goal, Arias, a redshirt junior who missed all of last season due to injury, victory over George Mason Sunday night at Ludwig Field. while McDowell picked up her second assists on the season. finished a brilliant serve from Sciascia with a clean header into the left The win lifts the Terps' record to 4-1-1 on the season and gives The Terps picked up an insurance goal less than two minutes later center of the Dartmouth net. For Arias the goal marked her third career them their first three-game winning streak since 2002. The Patriots fall when a foul by a Lion player gave Maryland a free kick from about 40 game-winner and the first since September 30, 2005. to 4-2-0 on the season. yards out. Normally that would be an ideal spot to serve the ball in for The game was evenly played through the first 45 minutes, but the "We scored a great goal in the run of play against a hard-nosed, stingy an attacking player, but co-captain Ashly Kennedy had other ideas. The Terps came out from halftime with good energy and pushed the pace, defense," said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "Kaila [Sciascia] senior defender took the free kick and laced it into the left side of the challenging the Big Green defense. and Mo [Dowling] played good balls, and Nat [Arias] showed terrific Lions' net past goalkeeper Joslyn Slovek. Freshman Caitlin McDowell nearly put away her first collegiate goal composure in skillfully tucking it away. Aimee Bresani scored the third goal of the game for the Terps in in the 53rd minute, but Dartmouth goalkeeper Laurel Peaks was able "Then in the second half we did what we needed to do to kill the the 81st minute on a brilliant individual effort. The junior, who has been to get her fingertips on the shot and the ball grazed the crossbar and game off. It would have been nice to have finished one of our earlier moved from defense where she played her first two collegiate seasons to went over the goal. chances to extend our lead; yet knowing that we can successfully finish forward, dribbled past a LMU defender and beat back-up keeper Eugenia Peaks was saved again by the crossbar in the 68th minute when off a game is important." Miranda with a shot into the lower left corner of the goal. Arias corralled a loose ball facing away from the Big Green goal near the Maryland came out at the opening whistle determined to challenge Overall, Maryland outshot Loyola Marymount 19-4 and took nine top of the 18-yard box. With the ball at her feet for less than a second, the Mason defense and the strategy paid off with three corner kick op- corner kicks to the Lions' one. Ricker led the way with three shots for Arias turned and one-timed a shot, hoping to catch Peaks off guard, but portunities in the first eight minutes of the match. the Terrapins, with 13 Terps registering shots. Peaks was able to get a piece of the shot and the ball again went off the Freshman Kylie Ricker had the first quality scoring chance in the Freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun picked up the victory and crossbar, setting up one of Maryland's seven corner kicks. 17th minute of play, taking a strong shot from 18 yards out that Patriot her second career shutout for the Terps, but did not have to register a Despite being out-shot 19-7 in regulation, Dartmouth came out in the goalkeeper Kasey Davenport saved, but lost the ball for an instant save in the match. first overtime and controlled the tempo and put pressure on the Terrapin before recovering. defense. But Maryland's defense proved to be up to the challenge, led Junior midfielder Kaila Sciascia nearly got the Terps on the board by freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun, who made a career-high in the 27th minute with a spectacular effort on a cross-field pass from Box Score seven saves. sophomore defender Mary Casey. Casey sent a long cross from near the 1 2 O1 O2 F "Our backline and goalkeeper were solid again," said Pensky. "This right side of midfield to a streaking Sciascia into the Mason 18-yard box. Loyola Marymount (0-3-1) 0 0 - - 0 is a well deserved third shutout of the season for our defense and our The pass looked to be a few paces too far, but Sciascia caught up to it Maryland (2-1-1) 0 3 - - 3 team." and got off a sliding shot that barely sailed right of the goal. Goals: Maryland: Kylie Ricker (Caitlin McDowell) 56:53; Ashly Kennedy Maryland needed a spark in the game's final 10 minutes and it came That led to Arias' game-winning heroics in the 34th minute. The play (unassisted) 58:44; Aimee Bresani (Mary Casey) 80:44. started with a foul on Mason that was followed by a free kick shot from Goalkeepers: LMU: Joslyn Slovek (73:22, 2 GA, 7 saves); Eugenia from sophomore midfielder Emily Maynard. With the game winding down, senior defender Ashly Kennedy. That shot went wide, but Arias was Miranda (16:38, 1 GA, 2 saves). Maryland: Yewande Balogun Maynard helped the Terps control the middle of the field and attack the (90:00, 0 GA, 0 saves). Big Green defense. She nearly ended the game herself in the 107th able to win a 50-50 ball off Davenport's ensuing goal kick. She then Team Stats: LMU: Shots 2-2=4, Saves 2-7=9, Corner Kicks 1-0=1, Fouls minute when she was on the receiving end from a nifty through-ball from saw Dowling making a run down the left side of the field and sent a nifty 7-6=13, Offsides 1. Maryland: Shots 7-12=19, Saves 0-0=0, Corner Sciascia. Maynard got off a clean shot in a one-on-one situation with pass onto Dowling's feet. Never giving up on the play, Arias continued Kicks 4-5=9, Fouls 3-6=9, Offsides 1. Peaks, but the ball sailed wide left of the goal by inches. to make a run down the center of the field and Dowling was able to slip Yellow Cards: Maryland: Amanda Paizs 73:22, Ashly Kennedy 82:12. a pass to her at the 13-yard marker where Arias finished the goal into Att: the left center of the Patriot net. That goal marked Arias' fourth career game-winner and second in as many games after netting the lone goal in the Terps' 1-0 double-overtime win over Dartmouth on Friday. It also marks the first time a Maryland player scored back-to-back game-winners since Mallory Mahar tallied consecutive game-winners in the 2004 NCAA tournament against Loyola and Penn State. Sciascia could have given the Terrapins a 2-0 lead in the 70th minute, but Davenport made the best of her four saves in the match to preserve the 1-0 score. Arias dribbled through the middle of the Patriot defense, drawing several defenders. That allowed Sciascia to make a well-timed run through the left center of the field. Arias hit her with a great through- ball behind the Mason defense that left Sciascia one-on-one with the 2 0 0 8 2 4 women's soccer

GMU goalkeeper. Sciascia got off a hard shot, but Davenport was up to Game 9 - Sept. 30 the challenge and held on for the save. Box Score Lehigh ...... 0 Maryland's defense was solid all match and held the 1-0 lead 1 2 O1 O2 F despite furious pressure in the waning minutes by the Patriots. Terrapin Kent State (2-4-1) 0 1 0 0 1 MARYLAND...... 2 freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun earned her fourth shutout after Maryland (4-1-2) 0 1 0 0 1 COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Kaila Sciascia scored twice to lead the making three saves. Goals: KSU: Kimberly Dimitroff (Caitlin Hester) 57:29. Maryland: Ashly University of Maryland women's soccer team to a 2-0 win over Lehigh Kennedy (unassisted) 75:39. Sunday afternoon at Ludwig Field the the Terps' final non-conference Goalkeepers: KSU: Kris Nelson (110:00, 1 GA, 8 saves). Maryland: match of the season. Yewande Balogun (110:00, 1 GA, 1 save). Box Score Team Stats: KSU: Shots 0-5-0-0=5, Saves 5-2-1-1=9, Corner Kicks The win boosts the Terps' record to 5-2-2 on the season, while the 1 2 O1 O2 F 0-1-0-0=1, Fouls 9-7-2-2=20, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 17- Mountain Hawks fall to 5-3-2. George Mason (4-2-0) 0 0 - - 0 12-1-3=33, Saves 0-1-0-0=1, Corner Kicks 6-6-0-4=16, Fouls "This is a good win against a very well-coached, organized team," Maryland (4-1-1) 1 0 - - 1 5-5-0-0=10, Offsides 2. said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "We had a number of kids Goals: Maryland: Nataly Arias (Maureen Dowling) 33:28. Yellow Cards: KSU: Brittany Fracasso 97:00. Maryland: Maureen contribute to the win today, and that's always great to see. It's a sign of Goalkeepers: GMU: Kasey Davenport (90:00, 1 GA, 4 saves). Maryland: Dowling 81:09. a good team ... it's a sign of a deep team." Yewande Balogun (90:00, 0 GA, 3 save). Att: 869 Team Stats: GMU: Shots 1-10=11, Saves 2-2=4, Corner Kicks 0-2=2, After a sluggish start to the match, Maryland regrouped and domi- Fouls 5-4=9, Offsides 1. Maryland: Shots 8-7=15, Saves 1-2=3, nated the opening 45 minutes of play but could not get on the board and Corner Kicks 3-3=6, Fouls 8-5=13, Offsides 2. headed to the locker room tied at 0-0. Yellow Cards: GMU: Rachel Wiggins 61:37; Bench 77:46. Maryland: Game 8 - Sept. 27 The Terps came out from halftime and pushed the pace offensively, Kaila Sciascia 36:19; Bench 76:31. MARYLAND...... 0 finally breaking through with their first goal in the 66th minute of play. Att: 565 Sciascia started and finished the scoring chance to give the Terrapins No. 14 Clemson...... 1 (2ot) a 1-0 lead. The junior forward played a ball to senior midfielder Kelly CLEMSON, S.C. - The University of Maryland women's soccer team Rozumalski on the right flank and headed straight to the Mountain Hawk lost a heartbreaking 1-0 decision in double-overtime to 14th-ranked Game 7 - Sept. 22 goal, looking for the cross. Clemson Thursday night at Riggs Field. Rozumalski didn't send a cross, but laced a brilliant shot at the Kent State...... 1 (2OT) The loss drops the Terps to 4-2-2 on the season and 0-1-0 in the Lehigh net. Freshman goalkeeper Lauren Mains was able to get a ACC, while the Tigers now stand at 8-1-0 on the year, 1-0-0 in the MARYLAND...... 1 piece of the ball, but it bounced in front of the goal where Sciascia was COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The University of Maryland women's soc- conference. able to finish the play before an oncoming Mountain Hawk defender cer team played to a 1-1 tie with Kent State Saturday night at Ludwig "I am extremely proud of our performance," said Maryland head coach could clear it away. Field. Brian Pensky. "Our kids fought so hard, and certainly deserve better. Sciascia's second score came from an unlikely source as Terrapin The result gives the Terps a 4-1-2 record, while the Golden Flashes "The environment tonight was very hostile, but our kids were great. freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun picked up the assist on the goal. now stand at 2-4-1 on the season. They just kept plugging away as all good competitors do." Balogun cleared a ball from just inside her own 18-yard box to well past Maryland dominated the entire game, out-shooting Kent State 33-5, The game's lone goal came in the 106th minute when junior defender midfield, past the entire Lehigh defense. Sciascia made a well-timed including 17-0 in the first half. But the Flashes were opportunistic, scoring Molly Johnson headed the ball in to the left side of the Terrapin goal run, staying onside, and had a clear breakaway. She was one-on-one on their first shot of the game, which did not come until the 58th minute. off of a serve from Elizabeth Jobe from 30 yards out on the right side with Mains approaching the Lehigh goal and finished with a good strike Kimberly Dimitroff took a through ball from Caitlin Hester and slipped a of the field. from 13 yards out. shot into the lower right corner of the Terrapin goal. The play came as a result of an unfortunate foul called on Maryland With that second score, Sciascia became the first Terp to score two The Terps responded with a consistent attack spearheaded by redshirt senior Ashly Kennedy. On that foul Kennedy was injured on the play and goals in a game since teammate Melissa Hornfeck tallied two goals in junior Nataly Arias, who led Maryland with 10 shots, junior forward Aimee had to be removed from the field until the next stoppage of play, meaning a 6-0 win vs. UMBC on Sept. 4, 2006. Balogun's assist marked the first Bresani and freshman forward Annesia Faulkner. that the Terps were a man-down at the time of the Tiger score. time that a Maryland goalkeeper tallied a point since Riki-Ann Serrins Maryland scored the tying goal in the 76th minute off a great set-piece Maryland's grit and determination can be seen on the stat sheet, as assisted an Emily Janss score on Oct. 25, 1998. following a Kent State foul. Junior forward Kaila Sciascia took the free the Terps out-shot Clemson 12-11 on the Tigers' home field. Leading The Terrapins received outstanding contributions from a number of kick from just outside the right side of the 18-yard box. She flipped a the way were forwards Lauren Gamble and Annesia Faulkner, who student-athletes, including forwards Aimee Bresani and Kimmy Bunting, nice ball over the wall and into the box, but neither team could control each made their first starts of the season and combined for five of the as well as midfielders Caitlin McDowell and Brittany Cummins. the pass. The ball eventually ended up at the feet of senior co-captain dozen Maryland shots. Overall, Maryland dominated the Mountain Hawks, outshooting Ashly Kennedy, who turned and fired a volley past the Golden Flash "This team has outstanding leadership," said Pensky. "And as all Lehigh 23-5 and taking eight corner kicks to Lehigh's two. defense into the left side of the net. quality leaders do, they will pick themselves and their teammates up Senior co-captain Shelley McDuff almost gave the Terps the win in and prepare for the next challenge." the 85th minute with a screaming blast from nearly 30 yards out that sailed just inches over the crossbar. Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F Kent State did not get off a shot in either overtime period as the Box Score Lehigh (5-3-2) 0 0 - - 0 Terrapins controlled possession. Maryland last great scoring opportunity 1 2 O1 O2 F Maryland (5-2-2) 0 2 - - 2 came in the 108th minute with both Bresani and sophomore midfielder Maryland (4-2-2) 0 0 0 0 0 Goals: Maryland: Kaila Sciascia (Kelly Rozumalski) 65:55, Sciascia Emily Maynard coming within inches of scoring. Bresani's shot deflected Clemson (8-1-0) 0 0 0 1 1 (Yewande Balogun) 86:41. off of a Kent State defender and rattled off the crossbar. It rebounded Goals: Clemson: Molly Johnson (Elizabeth Jobe) 105:22. Goalkeepers: Lehigh: Julie Kafka (45:00, 0 GA, 3 saves), Lauren Goalkeepers: Maryland: Yewande Balogun (105:22, 1 GA, 2 saves). out in front of the goal where Maynard collected the loose ball and fired Mains (45:00, 2 GA, 4 saves). Maryland: Yewande Balogun (90:00, Clemson: Ashley Phillips (105:22, 0 GA, 5 saves). 0 GA, 3 saves). a shot, but it hit off the left post. Team Stats: Maryland: Shots 7-3-1-1=12, Saves 1-1-0-0=2, Corner Team Stats: Lehigh: Shots 3-2=5, Saves 3-4=7, Corner Kicks 2-0=2, Maryland's freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun made one save in Kicks 1-3-0-1=5, Fouls 9-4-2-2=17, Offsides 1. Clemson: Shots Fouls 1-4=5, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 9-14=23, Saves 1-2=3, the match, while her counterpart from the Golden Flashes, Kris Nelson, 4-5-1-1=11, Saves 2-2-0-1=5, Corner Kicks 4-4-1-0=9, Fouls 2-6- Corner Kicks 4-4=8, Fouls 1-2=3, Offsides 3. stopped eight shots. 2-2=12, Offsides 0. Yellow Cards: Maryland: Kaila Sciascia 87:44. Yellow Cards: Maryland: Olivia Onyeador 93:53. Clemson: Fraser Att: 550 Gerth 71:31 Att: 361 m e d i a a n d recruiting guide 2 5

Game 10 - oct. 5 side of the Terrapin net with a good strike from 15 yards. 18-yard box where Sanna Talonen was able to one-time the ball from 10 It looked as if Maryland was going to tie the match in 77th minute yards out into the Terrapin net for the goal. No. 18 Wake Forest...... 1 when sophomore midfielder Maureen Dowling got on the end of a Kaila The Terps nearly tied the match less than five minutes later when MARYLAND...... 0 Sciascia cross with a solid header that had UNC goalkeeper Ashlyn Harris sophomore defender Mary Casey got on the end of a brilliant corner kick COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The University of Maryland women's soccer beat, but the ball sailed just inches to the right of the far post. by junior forward Kaila Sciascia with a solid header. Seminole goalkeeper team lost a tough 1-0 match to No. 18 Wake Forest at Ludwig Field on Maryland finally got that tying goal five minutes later on freshman Erin McNulty was caught out of position, but a Florida State defender Friday evening. midfielder Caitlin McDowell's first collegiate score. Junior forward Aimee was there to stop the ball from going into the net. The win drops the Terps' record to 5-3-2 on the season, 0-2-0 in Bresani play a nice cross to redshirt junior Nataly Arias at the top of the Florida State picked up the insurance goal in the 56th minute off of a the ACC, The Demon Deacons improve to 7-3-2 overall, 2-0-1 in the 18-yard box of the Tar Heels. Arias' shot was blocked, but McDowell was direct free kick by Becky Edwards from 45 yards out into the upper left conference. right there to clean up the rebound and knot the game at 1-1. corner of the Maryland goal. In a match that was much more competitive than a glance at the box That goal gave the Terps some much needed energy and they Terrapin freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun made five saves in score would indicate, Wake Forest's leading scorer, Jill Hutchinson, was responded by getting off the final four shots in regulation, but none found the match and helped the Terrapin defense hold NCAA scoring leader able to score the game's lone goal in the 88th minute. Samantha German the back of the net and the match went to overtime. Mami Yamaguchi without a point for just the second time in Florida State's started the play with a long ball from Wake's back right wing. Allie Sadow Less than three minutes into the overtime period UNC's Whitney 13 matches this season. was able to make a run onto the ball and crossed it into the Maryland Engen settled a second ball off of a Maryland goal kick and played a 18-yard box where Hutchinson was able to finish it from 11 yards. perfect through ball to Nogueira, who finished with a nice touch into the "First, I want to congratulate Wake Forest on finding a way to get a right side of the Terrapin goal just past a diving Yewande Balogun. Box Score goal tonight," said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "As we've seen Balogun was fantastic in goal for the Terps, making a career-best 1 2 O1 O2 F thus far, in ACC games the margin of error is so small. Tonight they found eight saves. Maryland entered the game without the services of defender Maryland (5-5-2) 0 0 - - 0 a way to get a goal and unfortunately we didn't. Mary Casey, who was out due to an injury suffered in the Wake Forest Florida State (8-3-2) 1 1 - - 2 "Having said that, I can confidently say that we out-competed Wake match, but freshman Olivia Onyeador stepped-in and gave a solid effort Goals: FSU: Sanna Talonen (Katrin Schmidt) 35:30, Brack Edwards (unassisted) 55:37. Forest tonight and when a team does that it gives itself a chance. As a at the right back spot. Goalkeepers: Maryland: Yewande Balogun (90:00, 2 GA, 4 saves). team, the only frustration we feel tonight is leaving with not points, but "Our kids played so well today," said Maryland coach Brian Pensky. FSU: Erin McNulty (90:00, 0 GA, 2 saves). everybody associated with our program needs to be extremely proud "North Carolina is still the most talented team in the country, despite their Team Stats: Maryland: Shots 4-4=8, Saves 3-2=5, Corner Kicks 1-0=1, of the effort." three losses - there should be no mistaking that. And our players were Fouls 4-9=13, Offsides 1. FSU: Shots 13-5=18, Saves 2-1=3, Corner Maryland, which was out-shot 18-7 in the match, pushed the paced up to the challenge. We continue to get better each game. And at some Kicks 3-4=7, Fouls 2-6=8, Offsides 0. throughout the game and ended up with eight corner kicks to the Demon point our kids will be rewarded with a result. Yellow Cards: Maryland: Nataly Arias 59:39, Ashly Kennedy 81:09 Deacons' seven. Junior forward Aimee Bresani was aggressive and "This conference is so special. Our next challenge is just as exciting Att: 736 created opportunities for the Terps, but injuries forced her to move back - an opportunity against Florida State, which has been to two consecu- to play defense for the game's final 17 minutes. tive College Cups." Terrapin freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun turned in another Game 13 - Oct. 14 solid performance in goal, making six saves in the match. MARYLAND...... 0 Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F Miami...... 1 North Carolina (8-3-0) 0 1 1 - 2 CORAL GABLES, Fla. -Freshman goalkeeper Yewande Balogun Box Score made a career-best nine saves, but in the end it wasn't enough to prevent 1 2 O1 O2 F Maryland (5-4-2) 0 1 0 - 1 Wake Forest (7-3-2) 0 1 - - 1 Goals: UNC: Nikki Washington (Casey Nogueira) 64:56, Nogueira the Miami Hurricanes from handing the University of Maryland women's Maryland (5-3-2) 0 0 - - 0 (Whitney Engen) 92:22. Maryland: Caitlin McDowell (Nataly Arias, soccer team a 1-0 loss Sunday afternoon at Cobb Stadium. Goals: WF: Jill Hutchinson (Allie Sadow, Samantha Germano) 87:39. Aimee Bresani) 82:38. The loss drops the Terps' record to 5-6-2 on the season, 0-5-0 Goalkeepers: WF: Laura Morse (45:00, 0 GA, 0 saves), Amanda Goalkeepers: UNC: Anna Rodenbough (45:00, 0 GA, 0 saves), Ashlyn in the ACC. The Hurricanes improve to 8-3-3 overall, 4-1-1 in the Barasha (45:00, 0 GA, 0 saves). Maryland: Yewande Balogun Harris (47:22, 1 GA, 1 save). Maryland: Yewande Balogun (97:22, 2 GA, 8 saves). conference. (90:00, 1 GA, 6 saves). The first half ended in a 0-0 tie and both teams had opportunities to Team Stats: WF: Shots 5-13=18, Saves 0-0=0, Corner Kicks 6-1=7, Team Stats: UNC: Shots 10-15-2=27, Saves 0-1-0=1, Corner Kicks 2- net the first goal of the game, but both goalkeepers were sharp. Balogun Fouls 5-5=10, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 3-4=7, Saves 2-5=7, 8-0=10, Fouls 5-6=11, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 2-7-0=9, Saves Corner Kicks 2-6=8, Fouls 4-7=11, Offsides 2. 2-6-1=9, Corner Kicks 1-1-0=2, Fouls 10-2-1=13, Offsides 2. made six of her nine saves in the first 45 minutes, while Miami's Lauren Yellow Cards: Maryland: Mallory Baker 39:00, Bench 39:59, Kaila Yellow Cards: None McAdam stopped five Terrapin shots. Sciascia 83:28. Att: 2,072 Maryland almost drew first blood just minutes into the second half. Att: 797 A Miami foul on midfielder Nataly Arias, just on the Terps' side of the midfield stripe, gave Maryland a free kick. Senior co-captain Ashly Ken- Game 12 - Oct. 11 nedy served the ball into the Hurricane 18-yard box where McAdam Game 11 - oct. 7 MARYLAND...... 0 came out to try to get the ball. But the ball bounced off of couple of players before junior Kaila Sciascia got on the end of it and sent a solid No. 12 north carolina . . . 2 No. 15 Florida State...... 2 header toward a wide-open Miami goal. But luck was on the side of the MARYLAND...... 1 (OT) TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - The University of Maryland women's soccer Hurricanes as a Miami defender was right there to head the ball away COLLEGE PARK, Md. - North Carolina's Casey Nogueira spoiled team held the nation's highest scoring team below its season average by and prevent the score. a terrific comeback by the University of Maryland women's soccer two goals, but 15th-ranked Florida State handed the Terps a 2-0 defeat The match would remain scoreless until the 89th minute when Miami's team with a goal in the 93rd minute to give the No. 12 Tar Heels a 2-1 at the Seminole Soccer Complex Thursday evening. Brittney Steinbruch took a throw-in and dribbled to the left-center of the overtime victory over the Terps Sunday afternoon in front of a crowd of The loss drops the Terps' record to 5-5-2 on the season, 0-4-0 Maryland 18-yard box and laced a shot through three Terrapin defenders, 2,072 at Ludwig Field. in the ACC. The Seminoles improve to 8-3-2 overall, 3-1-1 in the which screened Balogun from the play, and finished the goal into the lower The win drops the Terps' record to 5-4-2 on the season, 0-3-0 in the conference. left corner of the Maryland net for the game's lone goal. ACC. Carolina improves to 8-3-0 overall, 3-1-0 in the conference. "Tonight was not our best effort - anyone who saw our game would "First, I'd like to say congratulations to Miami," said Maryland coach Maryland competed hard with the defending national champions, attest to that," said Maryland coach Brian Pensky. "The signature of this Brian Pensky following the match. "Brittney Steinbruch is a good player, battling to a 0-0 halftime tie despite being out-shot 10-2 in the first 45 program is how hard we work for one another; and tonight we lacked and she did well to finish that chance. We're not going to hang our heads. minutes. that quality. We have outstanding players and people in this program We can be proud of our effort and we all know there is a lot of soccer North Carolina came out of the break with some urgency and scored and we will all bounce back Sunday vs. Miami." still to be played." the game's first goal in the 65th minute. Nogueira set-up this score with a The Seminoles were able to put their first score on the board in the good through ball to Nikki Washington, who finished the ball into the right 36th minute of play. FSU's Katrina Schmidt sent a pass into the Maryland 2 0 0 8 2 6 women's soccer

Game 16 - oct. 28 Box Score Box Score Virginia Tech...... 2 1 2 O1 O2 F 1 2 O1 O2 F Maryland (5-6-2) 0 0 - - 0 Maryland (5-6-3) 1 1 0 0 2 MARYLAND...... 1 (OT) Miami (8-3-3) 0 1 - - 1 Duke (7-3-5) 2 0 0 0 2 COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Nataly Arias scored her team-leading fifth Goals: Miami: Brittney Steinbruch (unassisted) 88:23. Goals: Maryland: Kelly Rozumalski (Annesia Faulkner) 7:58, Nataly Arias goal of the season, but the Virginia Tech Hokies edged the University Goalkeepers: Maryland: Yewande Balogun (90:00, 1 GA, 9 saves). (Rozumalski) 68:17. Duke: Lorraine Quinn (Sara Murphy) 32:19, of Maryland women's soccer team 2-1 in overtime at Ludwig Field on Miami: Lauren McAdam (90:00, 0 GA, 5 saves). Rebecca Allen (Elisabeth Redmond, Madeline McEwen) 39:49. Sunday evening. Team Stats: Maryland: Shots 8-1=9, Saves 6-5=11, Corner Kicks 4-0=4, Goalkeepers: Maryland: Yewande Balogun (110:00, 2 GA, 6 saves). Fouls 11-5=16, Offsides 0. Miami: Shots 10-16=26, Saves 5-1=6, Duke: Allison Lipsher (110:00, 2 GA, 7 saves). Arias gave the Terps an early 1-0 lead in the 15th minute. Senior Corner Kicks 1-7=8, Fouls 11-8=19, Offsides 1. Team Stats: Maryland: Shots 8-5-1-1=15, Saves 3-1-1-1=6, Corner co-captain Ashly Kennedy sent a free kick from 40 yards out on the left Yellow Cards: Maryland: Bench 43:22. Miami Akilah Moore 89:13 Kicks 1-2-2-1=6, Fouls 6-5-1-3=15, Offsides 6. Duke: Shots 6-5-2- wing into the Hokie six-yard box. Arias challenged for the ball in the air, Att: 441 2=15, Saves 3-2-1-1=7, Corner Kicks 1-2-1-2=6, Fouls 3-7-1-1=12, but neither team was able to get control. The ball bounced off the turf Offsides 0. and Arias was able to direct it into the left side of the Hokie goal off of Yellow Cards: Duke: Jane Alukonis 92:54 her right hip. Red Cards: Maryland: Bench 39:49 The game would remain a 1-0 lead for the Terps through the first half, Game 14 - oct. 21 Att: 445 but both teams came out looking to score early in the second period. MARYLAND...... 2 Emily Jukich nearly got the Hokies on the board in the 55th minute duke...... 2 (2ot) with a back-heel kick, but her shot deflected off the right post and away DURHAM, N.C. - The University of Maryland women's soccer team, Game 15 - Oct. 25 from danger. Maryland responded a minute later with a quality chance behind a three-point effort from Kelly Rozumalski, picked up a much MARYLAND...... 0 by junior forward Kimmy Bunting. She worked a brilliant give-and-go with needed point in the ACC with a come-from-behind 2-2 tie at Duke No. 3 Virginia...... 3 freshman midfielder Caitlin McDowell to get a breakaway on the VT goal. Sunday afternoon. Bunting had Hokie sophomore Robin Chidester, who was an emergency CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - The University of Maryland women's The Terps took a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute of play when Ro- keeper for Tech, beaten, but pushed her shot wide left. soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision at No. 3 Virginia Thursday evening zumalski was able to get on the end of a cross from freshman forward The Hokies finally got on the board in the 60th minute as Jukich at Klöckner Stadium. Annesia Faulkner and finish the ball from close range. The play began tied the game putting home a rebound into the lower left side of the The loss drops the Terps' record to 5-7-3 on the season, 0-6-1 with Rozumalski and sophomore midfielder Brittany Cummins combining Maryland net. The play began with Marika Gray crossing the ball from in the ACC. The Cavaliers now stand at 11-1-4 overall, 5-0-3 in the to get the ball to Faulker along the Blue Devils' endline. the left side to Julian Johnson, who laced a shot at the Terrapin goal. conference. But the Blue Devils rallied back with a pair of first half scores in an Sophomore Mary Casey, who was making her first career start in goal The match was even after the first half, but the turning point came eight-minute span. Lorraine Quinn tied the match for Duke in the 33rd for the Terps, made a diving save on the shot, but the rebound found in the 32nd minute when Maryland's freshman goalkeeper Yewande minute with a hard shot into the upper right corner of the Terrapin net. Jukich for the finish. Balogun had to leave the match after making a save on a Cavalier corner Rebecca Allen followed that score with her third goal of the season in the Kennedy nearly gave Maryland a 2-1 lead in the 67th minute when kick. Sophomore Mary Casey stepped in to replace Balogun and made 40th minute of play with a score into the lower right corner. she intercepted an errant Hokie pass near midfield. Kennedy then three saves in the contest. Maryland knotted the match in the 69th minute on redshirt junior dribbled through the Hokie defense to the left side of the 18-yard box The Terps continued to hold the Wahoos at bay until the 63rd minute. Nataly Arias' team-leading fourth goal of the season. Rozumalski started where she blasted a shot from 16 yards out that sailed wide of the upper That's when sophomore Kelly Quinn scored the game's first goal on an the play with a good drive down the right side of the midfield and dribbled right 90 by inches. unlikely shot off the side of her right boot that looped over the head of into the Duke defensive zone. Arias made a deep run behind the defense Jukich had the final quality chance in regulation in the 82nd minute, Casey into the upper left 90 of the Terrapin goal. from the midfield and Rozumalski slipped her the ball for a breakaway. nearly putting in another rebound goal. Gray fired a shot that rattled off The game remained a 1-0 Virginia advantage until the waning minutes Arias was then able to finish with a high shot to near post at Lipsher the crossbar. The rebound bounced right to Jukich, but her shot went when Virginia took advantage of Maryland pressing for the tying goal. came out to try to cut off the angle. over the Maryland goal by less than a foot. That pressure allowed Meghan Lenczyk to tally a pair of late goals to That's the way the match would remain, thanks in large part to the The overtime did not last long as Gray and Johnson hooked-up in push the score to the 3-0 final. efforts of Maryland goalkeeper Yewande Balogun and Lipsher. Balogun the 94th minute for the golden goal. Gray took the ball down the left finished the match with six stops, while Lipsher was one better with side of the midfield and crossed the ball to Johnson, who was making seven saves. a run down the center of the field. The cross was played just in front of "Duke is a very talented team, and we knew that coming in," said Box Score Johnson, but she was able to get a step on the Maryland defense and 1 2 O1 O2 F Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "However, our attacking rhythm was Maryland (5-7-3) 0 0 - - 0 one-time the ball into the left side of the net. outstanding today, and Roz and Nat scored very good goals. Virginia (11-1-4) 0 3 - - 3 The match got off to a rough start for both squads in the eighth minute "We are an excellent team with excellent character. Our kids showed Goals: Virginia: Kelly Quinn (Shannon Foley, Sinead Farrelly) 62:29, of play. Virginia Tech goalkeeper Ashley Owens came out to play a long that today. We came out of the gate on fire to take a 1-0 lead; and then Meghan Lenczyk (Alex Singer) 86:19, Lenczyk (unassisted) ball that was sent toward the Hokie 18-yard box. Maryland freshman had to dig deep and scratch our way back to tie the score. That's a 87:56. forward Annesia Faulkner made a run and challenged for the ball as it reflection upon our kids' character. Goalkeepers: Maryland: Yewande Balogun (31:45, 0 GA, 3 saves), took a high bounce just outside the VT 18-yard box. The two players Mary Casey (58:15, 3 GA, 2 saves). Virginia: Chantel Jones (90:00, "We now look forward to a battle at Virginia on Thursday against yet collided and both had to be taken off the field. Faulkner returned late 0 GA, 4 saves). another highly ranked ACC opponent." Team Stats: Maryland: Shots 2-2=4, Saves 4-3=7, Corner Kicks 1-0=1, in the second half, but only played one minute. Owens did not return The result moves the Terps' record to 5-6-3 on the season, 0-5-1 Fouls 5-6=11, Offsides 0. Virginia: Shots 7-11=18, Saves 2-2=4, for Virginia Tech. in the ACC. The Blue Devils now stand at 7-3-5 overall, 2-2-3 in the Corner Kicks 5-6=11, Fouls 2-10=12, Offsides 1. Casey was solid for the Terps in goal and finished the match with a conference. Yellow Cards: Maryland: Ashly Kennedy 66:32 career-high seven saves. Chidester, who was playing keeper for the first Faulkner was the driving force of the offense for much of the match, Att: 433 time in her collegiate career, made four stops for the Hokies. firing a game-high six shots, including four on goal. m e d i a a n d recruiting guide 2 7

That's the way the match remained until the 80th minute when defender Brittany Cummins also earned an assist on Rozumalski's Box Score Cerrone sent a corner kick from the left side into the box where Kelly game-winning score. 1 2 O1 O2 F Henderson was able to get on the end of it and bounce a header into Maryland nearly got its insurance goal a minute later as junior forward Virginia Tech (6-7-3) 0 1 1 - 2 the left side of the Terrapin goal. Kimmy Bunting sent a cross from the right side to the front of the NC Maryland (5-8-3) 1 0 0 - 1 State goal. Arias got on the end of it with a solid header, but it skimmed Goals: VT: Emily Jukich (Julian Johnson, Marika Gray) 59:45, Johnson over the crossbar by a couple of inches. (Gray) 93:14. Maryland: Nataly Arias (Ashly Kennedy) 14:03. Arias figured into Maryland's next threatening play in the 37th minute. Goalkeepers: VT: Ashley Owens (7:36, 0 GA, 0 saves), Mallory Kimsey Box Score 1 2 O1 O2 F The Alexandria, Va., native laced a shot from 25 yards out to the upper left (8:41, 1 GA, 0 saves), Robin Chidester (76:57, 0 GA, 4 saves). Boston College (11-3-3) 1 1 - - 2 Maryland: Mary Casey (93:14, 2 GA, 7 saves). corner that was similar to Rozumalski's score, but this time the ball found Maryland (5-9-3) 0 0 - - 0 Team Stats: VT: Shots 6-12-1=19, Saves 1-4-0=5, Corner Kicks 0-3-0=3, the crossbar and bounced back into play. But the bounce was lucky for Goals: BC: Hannah Cerrone (unassisted) 26:25, Kelly Henderson Fouls 6-4-1=11, Offsides 1. Maryland: Shots 7-9-0=16, Saves 2-5- the Terps as it went right to sophomore midfielder Emily Maynard. The (Cerrone) 79:20. 0=7, Corner Kicks 3-0-0=3, Fouls 5-0-1=6, Offsides 5. Goalkeepers: BC: Mae Shamir (90:00, 0 GA, 3 saves). Maryland: Mary native of Munster, Ind., volleyed the ball out of the air with her right boot Yellow Cards: None Casey (90:00, 2 GA, 3 saves). and got off a hard shot at the Wolfpack net, but Rachel Barnette made a Att: 1,011 Team Stats: BC: Shots 9-12=21, Saves 2-1=3, Corner Kicks 1-5=6, diving save for NC State to keep the Wolfpack in the match. Fouls 8-4=12, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 5-3=8, Saves 1-2=3, They did not hang in the match for long however as Bunting scored her Corner Kicks 2-3=5, Fouls 7-4=11, Offsides 0. first goal of the season in the 43rd minute to put the game out of reach. Game 17 - Nov. 1 Yellow Cards: BC Melissa Gimpel 68:26 Maynard picked up the assist on the play by sending a free kick from 35 Att: 689 No. 10 Boston College . . . 2 yards away into the Wolfpack six-yard box, where Bunting was able to a piece of the ball with a glancing header. But it was enough to get past MARYLAND...... 0 Barnette and send the Terps into halftime with a 2-0 advantage. COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The 10th-ranked Boston College Eagles Game 19 - Nov. 3 The second half saw the Terps use a stingy defense to hold off proved too much for the University of Maryland women's soccer team in MARYLAND...... 2 the Wolfpack and limit them to just two shots on goal in the final 45 a 2-0 victory over the Terps Thursday night at Ludwig Field. minutes. Boston College right back Hannah Cerrone scored the game's first NC State...... 0 Sophomore goalkeeper Mary Casey earned her first career shutout COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Senior midfielder Kelly Rozumalski made her goal and added an assist on the second Eagle score to lead BC to its with three saves. NC State sophomore Sydney Little relieved Barnette final match as a Terp a memorable one as she scored the game-winning 11th win of the season. The Eagles now stand at 11-3-3, 4-3-2 in the in the second half and made five stops. ACC, while the result drops the Terps to 5-9-3 for the year, 0-8-1 in the goal to lead the University of Maryland women's soccer team to a 2-0 win conference. on "Senior Day" over NC State Sunday afternoon at Ludwig Field. The Terps had the first quality chance of the match off of a Caitlin "This win was for our seniors," said Maryland head coach Brian Pensky. "They have meant so much to this team and program; and their Box Score McDowell corner kick in the 17th minute. The freshman midfielder from 1 2 O1 O2 F Plano, Texas, sent the kick from the left corner into the Eagle six-yard legacy as leaders will live on for quite some time." NC State (6-10-3) 0 0 - - 0 box where junior defender Aimee Bresani got on the end of it and headed The Terps came out aggressive on offense and nearly jumped out Maryland (6-9-3) 2 0 - - 2 the ball straight down. Eagle goalkeeper Mae Shamir was screened out to a 1-0 lead in the 11th minute. Senior midfielder Melissa Hornfeck Goals: Maryland: Kelly Rozumalski (Brittany Cummins, Caitlin McDowell) by Maryland midfielder Kelly Rozumalski and the ball appeared to have sent a bending corner kick from the right corner to the near post. 24:11, Kimmy Bunting (Emily Maynard) 43:23. crossed over the goal line, but the referee ruled that Shamir grabbed it Redshirt junior Nataly Arias fought to the spot and got a piece of the Goalkeepers: NCSU: Rachel Barnette (45:00, 2 GA, 2 saves), Sydney before it could cross over. ball, sending it into the right side of the Wolfpack goal. The celebration Little (45:00, 0 GA, 5 saves). Maryland: Mary Casey (90:00, 0 was short-lived however as the referee called an obstruction foul and GA, 3 saves). Shots on goal for the match were close with Boston College holding Team Stats: NCSU: Shots 5-7=12, Saves 2-5=7, Corner Kicks 2-0=2, a 5-3 advantage, but those two shots proved to be the difference, as waived off the goal. Fouls 9-7=16, Offsides 0. Maryland: Shots 9-8=17, Saves 1-2=3, did the play of Cerrone. Although the Terps didn't get the score that play set the tone for the Corner Kicks 3-1=4, Fouls 8-9=17, Offsides 1. A Maryland foul just outside of the 18-yard box setup Cerrone for her match and Maryland would not be denied for long. Yellow Cards: NCSU Sabrina Lukasik 33:40, Maryland Aimee goal in the 27th minute. With the ball just right of center, Cerrone drilled In the 25th minute, Rozumalski took a simple pass from freshman Bresani 45:22, NSCU Briana Cunningham 61:44, Maryland Emily the free kick into the upper left 90. The ball rattled off of the left post and midfielder Caitlin McDowell and drilled a shot into the upper left 90 from Maynard 75:16 caromed into the goal for a 1-0 Eagle lead. 23 yards out to give Maryland a 1-0 lead. For Rozumalski it was goal Att: 1,108 number three on the season and ninth overall for her career. Sophomore

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2007 acc review Final Standings ACC Honors ACC Overall Offensive Player School W-L-T Pct. For Opp Home Road W-L-T Pct For Opp Home Road Neutral of the Year North Carolina 9-1-0 .900 20 6 5-0-0 4-1-0 19-4-1 .812 56 15 9-2-0 6-2-0 4-0-1 Mami Yamaguchi Florida State Wake Forest 6-2-2 .700 17 10 3-0-2 3-2-0 13-7-3 .630 34 24 6-0-2 4-3-1 3-4-0 Defensive Player Florida State 6-2-2 .700 19 9 4-1-0 2-1-2 18-6-3 .722 81 26 12-1-1 2-3-2 4-2-0 of the Year Virginia 5-2-3 .650 13 4 3-0-2 2-2-1 13-4-6 .696 42 10 11-0-2 2-3-2 0-1-2 Becky Sauerbrunn Virginia Miami 4-4-2 .500 10 14 4-0-1 0-4-1 9-7-5 .548 35 30 4-1-1 3-5-3 2-1-1 Boston College 4-4-2 .500 10 8 3-1-1 1-3-1 11-5-4 .650 23 10 9-1-3 2-3-1 0-1-0 Freshman of the Year Becky Steinbruch Miami Duke 3-3-4 .500 12 12 2-1-2 1-2-2 10-6-7 .587 34 21 6-1-2 3-3-3 1-2-2 Clemson 2-3-5 .450 8 12 2-2-1 0-1-4 10-6-5 .595 37 23 8-2-1 0-3-4 2-1-0 Coach of the Year Virginia Tech 3-5-2 .400 13 15 1-2-2 2-3-0 8-7-3 .528 27 20 3-2-3 5-5-0 0-0-0 Tricia Taliaferro Miami Maryland 1-8-1 .150 6 16 1-4-0 0-4-1 6-9-3 .417 17 20 5-4-2 0-4-1 1-1-0 All-ACC First Team NC State 0-9-1 .050 8 30 0-4-1 0-5-0 6-1-3 .395 25 36 4-5-2 1-5-1 1-0-0 Yael Averbuch MF North Carolina Sinead Farrelly MF Virginia Tobin Heath MF North Carolina Indivdual Leaders Jill Hutchinson F Wake Forest Goals Per Game GP No. Avg/G Points Per Game GP Pts Avg/G Saves Per Game GP No. Avg/G Nikki Kryzsik D Virginia 1. Mami Yamaguchi-FS 27 24 0.89 1. Mami Yamaguchi-FS 27 66 2.44 1. Lauren McAdam-UM 19 93 4.89 Casey Nogueira F North Carolina 2. Brittney Steinbruch-UM 21 16 0.76 2. Sanna Talonen-FS 25 42 1.68 2. Ashley Phillips-CU 20 88 4.40 Ashley Phillips GK Clemson 3. Sanna Talonen-FS 25 18 0.72 3. Brittney Steinbruch-UM 21 35 1.67 3. Yewande Balogun-MD 15 62 4.13 Becky Sauerbrunn D Virginia 4. Casey Nogueira-NC 24 13 0.54 4. Shannon Foley-VA 23 29 1.26 4. Ashley Owens-VT 17 70 4.12 Brittney Steinbruch F Miami 5. Jill Hutchinson-WF 20 10 0.50 5. Marika Gray-VT 18 22 1.22 5. Allison Lipsher-DU 23 91 3.96 Lorraine Quinn MF Duke 6. Marika Gray-VT 18 8 0.44 6. Elisabeth Redmond-DU 23 28 1.22 6. Sydney Little-ST 14 53 3.79 Mami Yamaguchi MF Florida State 7. Shannon Foley-VA 23 10 0.43 7. Casey Nogueira-NC 24 29 1.21 7. Sarah Buonomo-BC 18 64 3.56 8. Lindsay Vera-ST 19 8 0.42 8. Jill Hutchinson-WF 20 22 1.10 8. Chantel Jones-VA 23 73 3.17 All-ACC Second Team 9. Elisabeth Redmond-DU 23 8 0.35 9. Lindsay Vera-ST 19 19 1.00 9. Erin McNulty-FS 27 83 3.07 Julie Bolt MF Clemson 10. Lauren Singer-UM 21 7 0.33 10. Lauren Singer-UM 21 20 0.95 10. Laura Morse-WF 16 26 1.62 Amanda DaCosta MF Florida State Shannon Foley F Virginia Assists Per Game GP No. Avg/G Game-Winning Goals GP No. Avg/G Goals Against Average GP GA Min. GAA Kaley Fountain D Wake Forest 1. Mami Yamaguchi-FS 27 18 0.67 1. Brittney Steinbruch-UM 21 6 0.29 1. Sarah Buonomo-BC 18 7 1651:27 0.38 Marika Gray F Virginia Tech 2. Elisabeth Redmond-DU 23 12 0.52 Sanna Talonen-FS 25 6 0.24 2. Chantel Jones-VA 23 10 2203:57 0.41 Elizabeth Jobe D Clemson 3. Molly Franklin-CU 21 10 0.48 3. Jill Hutchinson-WF 20 5 0.25 3. Ashlyn Harris-NC 19 9 1219:27 0.66 Chantel Jones GK Virginia 4. Shannon Foley-VA 23 9 0.39 Casey Nogueira-NC 24 5 0.21 4. Yewande Balogun-MD 15 13 1392:23 0.84 Elisabeth Redmond F Duke 5. Katrin Schmidt-FS 27 10 0.37 Mami Yamaguchi-FS 27 5 0.19 5. Allison Lipsher-DU 23 20 2133:19 0.84 Allie Sadow F Wake Forest 6. CJ Ludemann-DU 23 8 0.35 6. Erin McNulty-FS 27 24 2309:43 0.94 Lauren Singer MF Miami 7. Amanda DaCosta-FS 27 9 0.33 7. Ashley Phillips-CU 20 19 1824:28 0.94 Amy Smerdzinski MF Wake Forest Whitney Engen-NC 24 8 0.33 8. Laura Morse-WF 16 12 1110:00 0.97 Lindsay Vera F NC State Marika Gray-VT 18 6 0.33 9. Ashley Owens-VT 17 19 1518:11 1.13 Julian Johnson-VT 15 5 0.33 10. Lauren McAdam-UM 19 29 1806:54 1.44 All-ACC Freshman Team Rebecca Allen F Duke Shots Per Game GP No. Avg/G Shutouts Per Game GP SO Sho/G Yewande Balogun GK Maryland 1. Brittney Steinbruch-UM 21 111 5.29 1. Chantel Jones-VA 23 13.0 0.57 Hannah Cerrone D Boston College 2. Mami Yamaguchi-FS 27 108 4.00 2. Sarah Buonomo-BC 18 9.0 0.50 Amanda DaCosta MF Florida State 3. Yael Averbuch-NC 24 88 3.67 3. Yewande Balogun-MD 15 5.0 0.33 Sinead Farrelly MF Virginia 4. Jessica O’Rourke-ST 17 62 3.65 4. Allison Lipsher-DU 23 7.0 0.30 Samantha Germano MF Wake Forest 5. Casey Nogueira-NC 24 82 3.42 5. Ashley Phillips-CU 20 6.0 0.30 Marika Gray F Virginia Tech 6. Elisabeth Redmond-DU 23 73 3.17 6. Erin McNulty-FS 27 8.0 0.30 Meghan Klingenberg F North Carolina 7. Marika Gray-VT 18 55 3.06 7. Lauren McAdam-UM 19 5.0 0.26 Brooke Knowlton F Boston College 8. Nataly Arias-MD 18 53 2.94 8. Ashley Owens-VT 17 4.0 0.24 Kelly Lynch D Virginia Tech 9. Jill Hutchinson-WF 20 58 2.90 9. Sydney Little-ST 14 3.0 0.21 Brittney Steinbruch F Miami 10. Sanna Talonen-FS 25 68 2.72 10. Ashlyn Harris-NC 19 3.0 0.16

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