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QUICK FACTS 2017 TEMPLE WOMEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION AUGUST Location...... Philadelphia, Pa. Thur. 10 Hofstra (Exhibition) 6:00 p.m. Enrollment...... 41,000 Sun. 13 Drexel (Exibition) 1:00 p.m. Founded...... 1884 Fri. 18 Fairleigh Dickinson 6:00 p.m. President...... Dr. Richard Englert Sun. 20 La Salle 1:00 p.m. Athletic Director...... Dr. Patrick Kraft Fri. 25 Saint Josephs 5:00p.m. Affiliation...... NCAA Division I Sun. 27 Lehigh 6:00 p.m. Conference...... American Athletic Thur. 31 Rider 6:00 p.m. Home Field...... Temple Sports Complex Nickname...... Owls SEPTEMBER Colors...... Cherry (201c) and White Sun. 3 Mount St. Marys 3:30 p.m. University Website...... www.temple.edu Fri. 15 Towson 3:00 p.m. Athletics Website...... www.owlsports.com Sun. 17 Delaware State 1:00 p.m. Sun. 23 Central Connecticut State 7:00 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION Thur. 28 East Carolina* 6:00 p.m. 2016 Record...... 3-16 2016 American Record...... 0-9 OCTOBER 2016 American Finish...... 10th Sun. 1 Cincinnati* 1:00 p.m. Starters Returning/Lost...... 9/2 Thur. 5 Memphis* 7:00 p.m. Letterwinners Returning/Lost...... 23/4 Sun.8 Tulsa* 1:00 p.m. Newcomer...... 8 Thur. 12 Houston* 3:30 p.m. Sun. 15 SMU*# 1:00 p.m. COACHING STAFF Thur. 19 USF* 7:00 p.m. Head Coach...... Seamus O’Connor Sun. 23 UCF* 1:00 p.m. Record at TU/Years...... 32-43-3 / 4 Years Sun. 30 UConn* 7:00 p.m. Career Record...... 62-70-7 Email...... [email protected] NOVEMBER Associate Head Coach...... John Byford Wed. 1 American Athletic Conf. Tourn. Quarterfinal TBA Email...... [email protected] Assistant Coach...... Paula Jurewicz Home games in cherry Email...... [email protected] * American Athletic Conference Match ** American Athletic Conference Tournament ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS # - Senior Day Senior Associate AD...... Larry Dougherty Asst. AD/Football...... Rich Burg Assoc. Director...... Karen Angell Assoc. Director...... Lauren Ferrett Athletic Comm. Asst...... Kelsey Boyd Athletic Comm. Asst...... Ed LeFurge Athletic Comm. Asst...... Conor Semple W. Soccer Contact...... Conor Semple Email...... [email protected] Cell...... 516-236-0070 Fax...... 215-204-7499

TABLE OF CONTENTS Roster...... 3 Outlook...... 5 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The origina- Temple Sports Complex...... 6 tors of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes American Athletic Conference...... 7 into moisture-wicking apparel since 1996. Under Armour products are sold worldwide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to profes- Coaches & Staff...... 10-12 sional, on playing fields around the globe. Player...... 14-22 Year In Review & 2016 Stats...... 24-25 Year by Year Results...... 27 Records...... 28-29 History...... 30-34 University...... 36-40 CREDITS

The 2017 Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written and edited by Conor Semple and Ed LeFurge. Layout and cover design by Kelli Sheesley. Cover photos provided by Joe V. Labolito. Interior photography provided by Joseph V. Labolito and Paige Ozaroski.

• 2 • 2017 Temple Women's Soccer 2017 ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School 0 Morgan Basileo So. GK 5-9 Philadelphia, Pa. Little Flower 1 Cassy Skelton So. GK 5-7 Beverly, N.J. Holy Cross Academy 2 Natalie Druehl Fr. M 5-5 Stamford, Conn. Westhill 3 KJ Waghorne So. D 5-5 Wheaton, Ill. Wheaton Warrenville South 4 Emma Wilkins Fr. M 5-5 Galloway, N.J. Absegami 5 Julia Dolan Fr. M 5-3 Egg Harbor City, N.J. Absegami 6 Fran Davis So. M 5-4 Bath, England Ralph Allen 7 Kelcie Dolan Jr. D 5-4 Egg Harbor City, N.J. Absegami 8 Elana Falcone Sr. M 5-4 Pittston, Pa. Scranton Preparatory 9 Sarah McGlinn Jr. M 5-5 Cherry Hill, N.J. Cherry Hill West 10 Gabriella McKeown Sr. F 5-6 North Cape May, N.J. Lower Cape May Regional 11 Marissa Digenova Fr. D 5-4 King of Prussia, Pa. Villa Maria Academy 12 Bella Sorrentino Fr. M 5-10 Bryn Mawr, Pa. Archbishop John Caroll 13 Hannah Alexander So. M 5-7 Lansdale, Pa. North Penn 14 Aisha Brown Fr. D 5-10 Nokesville, Va. Patriot 15 Victoria Dutille Sr. M 5-4 East Longmeadow, Mass. East Longmeadow 16 Emily Keitel So. D 5-9 Mechanicsburg, Pa. Cumberland Valley 17 Toni Feite So. D 5-11 Dillsburg, Pa. Northern 18 Molly Tobin So. D 5-10 Duxbury, Mass. Duxbury 19 Morgan Morocco So. M 5-8 Burlington, N.J. Holy Cross Academy 20 Katie McCoy Jr. D 5-3 Oakford, Pa. Neshaminy 21 Lacey Powell So. D 5-3 Howell, N.J. Freehold Township 22 Jules Blank So. F 5-5 Philadelphia, Pa. Archbishop Ryan 23 Kayla Cunningham R-Sr. F 5-1 Whitehall, Pa. Whitehall 24 Kerri McGinley Jr. F 5-7 Philadelphia, Pa. Marist University 25 Juliet Esposito Jr. M 5-3 Haddon Township, N.J. Camden Catholic 26 Djavon Dupree Fr. D 5-8 Philadelphia, Pa. Central 27 Morgan Glassford R-Sr. F 5-5 Wallingford, Pa. StrathHaven 32 Jordan Nash Jr. GK 5-7 Brick, N.J. St. Rose 99 Morgan Rollins Fr. GK 5-7 Wilmington, Del. Tower Hall

Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor (Athlone Institute of Technology, ’97), Fifth Season Associate Head Coach: John Byford, Second Season Assistant Coach: Paula Jurewicz (Temple, ‘16), Second Season

Pronunciations 16 - Ky-tle Alphabetical Roster 27 Glassford, Morgan 0 - Bah-sil-ee-oh 17 - Fight 13 Alexander, Hannah 16 Keitel, Emily 8 - Ee-la-na 26-Javon 0 Basileo, Morgan 20 McCoy, Katie 10 - Mc-Q-en Buy-ford 22 Blank, Jules 24 McGinley, Kerri 14- A-Sha Jur-oh-witz 14 Brown, Aisha 9 McGlinn, Sarah 15 - Do-teal 23 Cunningham, Kayla 10 McKeown, Gabriela Class Breakdown 6 Davis, Fran 19 Morocco, Morgan Seniors (5): Kayla Cunningham (redshirt), Victoria Dutille, Elana 11 DiGenova, Marissa 32 Nash, Jordan Falcone, Morgan Glassford, Gabriella McKeown 5 Dolan, Julia 21 Powell, Lacey Juniors (6): Kelcie Dolan, Juliet Esposito, Katie McCoy, Kerri Mc- 7 Dolan, Kelcie 99 Rollins, Morgan Ginley, Sarah McGlinn, Jordan Nash 2 Druehl, Natalie 1 Skelton, Cassy Sophomores (11): Hannah Alexander, Morgan Basileo, Jules 26 Dupree, Djavon 12 Sorrentino, Bella Blank, Fran Davis, Toni Feite, Emily Keitel, Morgan Moroc- 15 Dutille, Victoria 18 Tobin, Molly co, Lacey Powell, Cassy Skelton, Molly Tobin, KJ Waghorne 25 Esposito, Juliet 3 Waghorne, KJ Freshmen (8): Aisha Brown, Marissa DeGenova, Juliet Dolan. 8 Falcone, Elana 4 Wilkins, Emma Natalie Druehl, Djavon Dupree, Morgan Rollins, Bella Sorrentino, 17 Feite, Toni Emma Wilkins

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 3 • 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK 2017 Temple Women's Soccer 2017 SEASON OUTLOOK The 2017 season mark’s a fresh start for Temple women’s soccer, for the Owls only two years removed from back-to-back 10 win seasons. The while Dolan Owls had a down year in 2016, but the team is full of depth and tal- has played in ent and ready to make a push in the American Athletic Conference. 20 games and The Owls are led by head coach Seamus O’Connor who is now started 11. entering his fifth season with the program, and he has a lot of op- “A lot of timism going into this year. “The physicality, the competition and the girls have commitment around practice has been fantastic,” said O’Connor. stepped up “It’s been very competitive and teams are just not going to want to and set the play against us this year.” tone and been Last year’s 3-16 season was misleading as 11 of the Owls’ losses really good were only by one goal. The winning culture from seasons past is still with their atti- there for the Owls, who have four players returning from the back- tudes on and to-back 10-win seasons (2014-15) and 10 players who were a part off the field,” of the 12-7-1 team in 2015, which was the most wins by any Temple said O’Connor. team in program history. “They showed O’Connor is confident that this year’s team can get back to its up fit and the winning ways. “We got away from us last year,” he said. “We tried have set a to change and become somebody that we weren’t, and we should great example have just focused on being ourselves.” for the entire Temple will have nine home games and nine away games this group.” season. There is an opportunity to get off to a fast start though, as A position five out of the Owls’ first eight games are home. They also square off of vital impor- with Big 5 rivals La Salle and Saint Joseph’s in their first two week- tance to the ends. Owls’ success Senior Gabriella McKeown The Owls also play in one of the top leagues in the country in will be goal- the American Athletic Conference. In the conference’s existence, at keeping. Returning for Temple is junior Jordan Nash. The Brick, N.J. least five teams have had 10 + wins each year. native has played in 37 games and started 34 for the Owls. She has “As a soccer fan I love the American Conference because the soc- 190 career saves including 120 last season. cer is really good,” said O’Connor. “You’re playing against top pro- Sophomore Morgan Basileo has been very impressive early and grams and we’re lucky the conference is blessed with good coach- O’Connor has said they could use two goalies this year. “The two of es who coach the right way. Win or lose, they have respect for their them are having a great battle right now and we’re going to have to opponents, players and everybody. The teams in the conference go into the season with the two of them.” have great facilities, great universities and it’s a great experience One of the most interesting stories of the offseason has been the for our student-athletes to go to these places and play at their sta- transition of Morgan Glassford who was a four-year letterwinner in diums. It’s also great when they get to come here and we get to lacrosse. Glassford was a standout for the team as she was a two- host them at Temple and showcase everything that’s great about time IWLCA All-Region Second Team and BIG EAST First Team se- this University and Philadelphia.” lection (2016-17) and is the Owls’ all-time leader in draws with 174. One of the keys to the Owls’ success this season will be its senior “She has been one of the bright spots of the preseason,” said leadership. The offense will be led by senior forward Gabriella McK- O’Connor. “To start off, she’s a tremendous athlete and has worked eown who finished first on the team in 2016 with four goals and 10 extremely hard over the summer. She is one of the most coachable points. Senior midfielder Elana Falcone also adds vital leadership kids that I have ever been around in my life. By conference play I as she was a captain expect her to be a really helpful player for us. ” last year and is the The Owls have a lot of youth on their side coming into the season active career leader as 19 out of the 28 returning players are sophomores or younger. A for the Owls in as- lot of experience was gained last year as 10 of the 11 sophomores sists (7) and points saw time as freshmen, combining for three goals and two assists. (19). Redshirt senior Big contributions were made last season by Fran Davis, Emily Keitel forward Kayla Cun- and Morgan Morrocco. ningham added five The incoming freshman class this season looks strong again for points last year and the Owls as well. O’Connor loves what he’s seen early on and said senior Victoria Du- seven out of the eight new recruits could see time this year with tille adds depth at three potentially starting including, Aisha Brown, Marissa DiGenova the midfielder po- and Julie Dolan. sition, playing in 14 “That freshman group is a very, very good group,” said O’Connor. games throughout “They did a great job of coming in and working hard in the offsea- the course of her ca- son and being committed during the summer. They worked out with reer. our strength coach and some of their fitness results were absolutely O’Connor also loves phenomenal.” the leadership that Temple’s home games this season will be broadcast live by OwlsTV. he sees from some . juniors early on, including forward Sarah McGlinn and midfielder Kelcie Dolan. McGlinn has 12 career points in Senior Elana Falcone her first two seasons GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 5 • 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 second 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 • OwlSports.com AMERICAN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Not entirely unlike the nation that provides its ship Saturday. American Athletic Conference namesake, the American Athletic Conference was In men’s basketball, the television deal calls for all Members born from an ideal in which members with ambi- conference-controller games to be televised, with Current Members tious goals are provided with the means to suc- more than 63 percent slotted for national broad- ceed in their quests for excellence. With roots that cast or national cable Central Florida Cincinnati extend to three conferences, the American Ath- – a minimum of 107 games. The entire postseason Connecticut letic Conference membership in 2015-16 consists tournament will be televised, including the cham- East Carolina of 12 institutions: the University of Central Florida, pionship Houston Memphis the University of Cincinnati, East Carolina Universi- game, which will be either on ABC or ESPN. Six- Navy (Football Only) ty, the University of Connecticut, the University of ty percent of the American’s women’s basketball Southern Methodist Houston, the University of Memphis, the Universi- games will be carried on either national cable, re- South Florida Temple ty of South Florida Southern Methodist University, gional sports networks or ESPN3. American Athlet- Tulane Temple University, Tulane University and the Uni- ic Conference teams will have access to the pinna- Tulsa versity of Tulsa. The U.S. Naval cle of college football’s postseason Wichita State structure. An American representative would be Academy is an additional member for football only. American Athletic Conference Under the leadership of commissioner Mike Ares- chosen for the College Football Playoff semifinals 15 Park Row West, 3rd Floor co, The American, which operated as the Big East if it is among Providence, RI 02903 Conferencefrom 1979 to 2013, has immediately the top four teams following the regular season. General Phone: 401-244-3278 taken a place at the forefront of Division I athletics, Otherwise, the league would place its champion Email: [email protected] with schools that have played in four Bowl Cham- in either the Cotton Bowl, Fiesta Bowl or Peach pionship Series games, won four NCAA men’s bas- Bowl if it is ranked higher than the champions of Commissioner: ...... Michael Aresco Senior Assoc. Comm.: ketball titles since 1999, and won nine NCAA wom- Conference USA, the Mid-American Conference, ...... Donna DeMarco en’s basketball championships since 1995. Two the Mountain West Conference and the Sun Belt Senior Assoc. Comm. (Broadcasting): American Athletic Conference football teams were Conference...... Thomas Odjakjian Assist. Comm. (Communications): ranked in the top 15 of the final 2013 Associated Additionally, The American has announced prima- ...... Chuck Sullivan Press poll. Five were selected for bowl games, in- ry or secondary partnerships with 12 bowls for the Assist. Comm. (Sports Admin & Champi- cluding UCF, which won the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl next six-year cycle, ensuring multiple annual onships): ...... Robert Weygand and finished the matchups against the nation’s top conferences Assoc. Comm. (Football): season ranked No. 10 nationally. The conference and providing desirable postseason destinations ...... Scott Draper produced 14 players who received All-America to member institutions and their fans. Assoc. Comm. (Governance & Compli- recognition by a major outlet. The American Athletic Conference administers to ance): ...... Ellen Ferris The American had four players chosen in the first its membership from a state-of-the-art office locat- Assoc. Comm. (Women’s Basketball): round of the 2014 NFL Draft, trailing only the SEC ed in Providence, R.I. The location of the ...... Barbara Jacobs and the conference headquarters – just steps from the Assoc. Comm. (Sports Admin & Champi- onships): ACC among FBS conferences. UCF quarterback city’s Amtrak station and 10 minutes from T.F...... James Siedliski Blake Bortles highlighted a group of 12 American Green International Airport – gives the conference Director of Communications: Athletic Conference players chosen when he was easy access to its member schools...... Chevonne Mansfield Multimedia Coordinator and Reporter: taken No. 3 overall by the Jacksonville The conference headquarters is equipped with a ...... Hali Oughton Jaguars. complete video production studio, serving as the Communications Assist. (WSOC): The success of The American in Year 1 was not home of the American Digital Network, and small- ...... Alyssa Shannon limited to the gridiron. UConn won NCAA titles in and large-scale meeting rooms to accommodate both men’s and women’s basketball. The confer- the many coaches’ and administrators ence had the best postseason winning percent- age of any league in men’s basketball, while The American produced top-10 teams in baseball, men’s soccer and men’s golf and sent half of its participating teams to the NCAA Softball Championship. The American Athletic Conference holds television partnerships with ESPN and CBS Sports which will give the conference unprecedented national ex- posure. The football portion of the contract, which begins in the 2014 season, calls for nearly 90 per- cent of conference-controlled games on national broadcast or national cable platforms. The first American Athletic Conference Football Championship, which will be played in 2015, will be carried either on ABC or ESPN on Champion-

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GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 8 • COACHES & STAFF 2017 Temple Women's Soccer HEAD COACH Seamus O'CONNOR Fifth Season Athlone Institute of Technology'97 Career Record: 62-70-7 Temple Record: 32-43-3 Seamus O’Connor has taken the Temple University women’s soccer program to great heights since taking over the reins four years ago. His teams have averaged eight wins over that span, including the program’s first-ever back-to-back 10-win seasons. The 2016 Owls capped that brilliant run with a school-re- cord 12-win campaign. Now in his fifth season at the helm, ’ConnorO previously spent two seasons as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the Owls before becoming the fifth head coach in program history in June, 2013. In his first season at the helm, ’ConnorO 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, the program was lifted to new heights as O’Connor guided the Owls to an 11-8-1 record. It was the teams first sea- son 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 re- corded 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 on 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 Athletic Conference Second Team In 2016, O’Connor and the Owls struggled through a rebuilding season. The team posted only three wins, but was competitive through- out with 11 of the 16 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 would help 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 success in the classroom, leading it to three straight NSCAA Academic Awards. Before arriving to Temple in 2011, he 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 post- season 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'Connor's era, 16 Chestnut Hill College soccer players earned CACC All-Academic status. Away from collegiate soccer, O'Connor has established himself as a talented 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 Development 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. Coppa 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 Chinese 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, Na- tional Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) National License, NSCAA Level 2 Goalkeeping License. Seamus, a native of Galway, Ireland, resides in Blackwood, N.J., with his wife, Alexandra, son, Shay, and daughter, Annabridget.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 10 • OwlSports.com ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH John BUYFORD Second Season

John Byford, who has accumulated over a decade of head coaching experience at the col- legiate level, was named associate head coach of the Temple University women’s soccer pro- gram in June 2016. Most recently, Byford was a member of the technical staff for Pleasanton Rage Soccer Club in Pleasanton, Calif., where he was responsible for coaching and overseeing various age groups and their coaches. No stranger to the Philadelphia area, Byford spent six seasons as the head coach of the Villanova women’s soccer program. While at the helm, the Wildcats were three-time BIG EAST tournament participants, as well as earning a NCAA berth in 2009. He was also an assistant coach at Villanova from 1995-96. Prior to returning to Villanova, Byford spent six seasons at Loyola University Maryland, serving three seasons as an assis- tant and three years as the head of the Greyhounds program. During his time there, Byford helped the team to four Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championships, as well as two regular season titles and four trips to the NCAA tournament. He was named MAAC Coach of the Year in 2006, when Loyola went 10-7-2 and 8-1 in conference play. Before joining the staff at Loyola, Byford was the Director of Coaching and Player Development for the Mandeville (La.) Soccer Club. He worked with coaches from the recreational level and travel teams and was responsible for coaching educa- tion. He also set curriculums for different age and ability levels of players, wrote articles for the club newsletter and evaluated the players and coaches involved with the club. An experienced coach who has had success at many different levels of soccer, Byford also has collegiate head coaching experience at both Saint Joseph’s University (1999-2000) and Delaware Valley College (1994). After being named the first head coach at Delaware Valley when the program ascended to a varsity sport, Byford went to Villanova in 1995 and served as an assistant coach for two seasons. The Wildcats won 27 games during that span and post- ed at least a .500 record in BIG EAST play each season. From Villanova, Byford went on to Kutztown University and was an assistant coach for the men’s program. Byford began his coaching career at Villa Joseph Marie High School in Holland, Pa., where he was the assistant coach of the 1993 state championship team. He also led the Downingtown High School girls’ soccer team to the league and district cham- pionship and to the state playoffs for the first time in school history in 1998. A native of London, England, he resides with his wife, Allison, in Audubon, NJ. ASSISTANT COACH Paula JUREWICZ Second 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 she received American Athletic Conference All-Academic honors, as well as a spot on Temple’s Director’s Honor Roll for having a GPA of over 3.0.

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DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS STUDENT ASSISTANT COACH Gina DiTARANTO Cait JACKSON Second Season Second Season Temple '16 Temple '15

In 2017, Gina DiTaranto enters her Cait Jackson enters her second sea- second year as the Director of Operations son as a student assistant coach for Tem- for Temple women’s soccer. She joined the ple women’s soccer. Jackson entered this women’s soccer staff during the 2016 sea- role at the begininng of the 2016 season. son in her current role. In 2015, she played in four games and DiTaranto graduated from Temple in was named to Temple’s President’s Honor May 2016 with a Bachelor’s of Arts in Com- Roll for having a GPA above 3.5. Jackson munications. She was a two-year letterwinner at Temple after transferring was also named to Temple’s Director’s Honor Roll for having a GPA above from Delaware in 2014. 3.0 in 2014. Currently, she is pursuing her master’s degree in marketing from Tem- During high school, she was a three year starter at Council Rock ple’s Fox School of Business. South and captain her junior and senior seasons. As the student director of operations, the Springfield, Pa. native, is responsible for travel arrangements and game day management. During her undergraduate studies, DiTaranto played two seasons for the Owls, appearing in 35 games with 18 starts and compiling 36 shots, 17 points, seven goals and three assists. Of her seven goals, five came as the game-winner.

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH ASSISTANT COACH Sam Whitney Jim Harner Second Season Second Season Temple '08

Sam Whitney, a 2008 graduate of Temple University, joined the Temple Athletics Jim Harner is in his second season with the staff as an Assistant Strength & Condi- Owls. He joined the Temple women's soc- tioning Coach in August of 2012. Whitney cer staff for the 2016 season as a volunteer works primarily with the Olympic sports, assistant coach. Harner will be responsible designing and implementing strength and with working with the teams' goalkeepers. conditioning programs for those teams. The Washinton Township, N.J. native Before arriving at Temple, Whitney spent also works for Players Development Acad- two years as the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at the Polytechnic emy (PDA) where he coaches goalkeepers of all different age groups Institute of New York University where he was responsible for 14 NCAA ranging from U10 through U18, Division III teams. Prior to holding that position, Whitney spent two years Harner is a familiar face in the Philadelphia coaching scene as he was as an Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach at Villanova where he on the staffs of Philadelphia University in 2014 and Albright University in worked with the 2009 FCS National Championship Football team as well 2009.Harner currently resides in Egg Harbor, N.J. as the 2009 Final Four basketball team. Whitney earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Temple in May, 2008, and will be working toward a master’s degree at Temple as well. He holds certifications from the National Strength & Conditioning Associ- ation, the American Heart Association and USA Weightlifting.

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 12 • MEET THE OWLS 2017 Temple Women's Soccer

Kayla CUNNINGHAM r-senior forward 5-5 Whitehall, Pa. /Whitehall 2016: Played in all 19 games with 17 starts...Took 33 shots with 12 on goal, add- ing two goals and one assist.

2015: Played in all 20 games of the season with seven starts… Had 33 shots 23 with 11 on goal… Finished season with four points on one goal and two assists.

2014: Played in 20 games, all starts… Scored the game-winning goal three times in wins against Drexel (9/7), Tulsa (10/2), and Houston (10/12)… Had 52 shots (first on the team) on the year with 21 on goal (second on the team) …Finished third in points with nine, adding four goals (tied for second), and one assist…Selected to the American All-Rookie team...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

2013 (Indiana): As a member of the field hockey team, played in 18 games for the Hoosiers... recorded two shots on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time NSCAA All-Region, All-State and Lehigh Valley Conference (LVC) MVP… Broke District 11 scoring and goal records with 166 career goals and 82 assists…Helped Whitehall to District 11 and LVC Finals in 2012, win District 11 and advance to the PIAA State Finals in 2011, and win the LVC in 2010… Member of the club team Lower Merion that won the State Cup in 2009 and 2011… Lettered four years in field hockey, one in basketball and one in track & field… Two-time LVC MVP and All-State and three-time LVC First Team and All-Area in field hockey. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. PERSONAL: Transferred to Temple to play soccer and be closer to family… Active participant with 2014 20-20 4 1 9 Special Olympics… Major is adult and organizational development. 2015 20-7 1 2 4 2016 19-17 2 1 5 Totals: 59-44 7 4 18

Victoria DUTILLE senior midfielder 5-4 East Longmeadow, Mass. • East Longmeadow East Longmeadow, Mass. • Longmeadow

2016: Played in six games ... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for hav- ing a GPA above 3.0.

2015: Did not appear in a game ... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for 15 having a GPA above 3.0.

2014: Played in eight games...Registered two-shots in a win against Mount St. Mary’s (8/24)… Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity letterwinner at East Longmeadow … Team captain senior sea- son… Helped the team win the Western Division One Championship and advance to the state finals in her sophomore season… Played for Massachusetts ODP for five years… Participated in club soccer with Oakwood SC… Lettered twice in lacrosse and indoor track.

PERSONAL: Major is civil engineering… Father Mark played soccer for the University of Ver- mont… Awarded the Temple President Scholar Award… Member of Temple’s Honors Program.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2014 8-0 0 0 0 2015 0-0 0 0 0 2016 6-0 0 0 0 Totals: 14-0 0 0 0

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Elana FALCONE senior midfielder 5-4 Pittston, Pa. / Scranton Prep 2016: Played in all 19 games with 17 starts...Named team captain...Took 22 shots with 11 on goal, adding two assists... Named to Temple's Presidents Hon- or Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

8 2015: Played in all 20 games of the season with 18 starts… Had 23 shots with 16 on goal… Completed season with 16 points on six goals and a team-high four assists… Scored a goal in first conference win of season against Cincinnati (10/8) ... Named to Temple's President’s Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

2014: Played in 13 games... Had eight shots on the year with one on goal…Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity starter and team captain her senior year at Scranton Prep… Leading scorer in school’s history with 84 goals and 31 assists… Four-time Lackawanna Soccer League All-Star… Three-time member of the Scranton Times Tribune All-Region Team… Scranton Times Tribune Player of the Year her senior and sophomore years… PSCA All-State her senior season… Helped Scranton Prep win the District Two and Lackawanna League Championships and advance to the PIAA Quarterfinals in 2013 and 2012…Played for ECNL Albertson Fury that won the ECNL 2012-13 U-17 North American League National Championships… Member of the Eastern PA ODP Team and WPSL Team Long Island Fury… USL Super Y ODP National Camp and ODP Team Europe Invitee… Lettered four years in track & field… School record holder in the jav- CAREER STATS elin… 2014 PIAA State Qualifier and three district medals in the javelin. Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2014 13-0 0 1 1 PERSONAL: Sister Tianna plays soccer at Misericordia University… Father Sam played football at 2015 20-18 6 4 10 Brown University...Majoring in Psychology. 2016 19-17 0 2 2 Totals: 52-35 6 7 19 Morgan GLASSFORD r-senior forward 5-5 Wallingford, Pa. / Strath Haven

Played lacrosse for Temple the previous four years... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

Lacrosse: Four-year letterwinner (2014-17) … Named to the IWLCA All-Region Second Team and to the BIG EAST First 27 Team during her final two years (2016-17) … Posted the two best single-seasons marks for draws in program history with 78 in 2016 and 73 in 2017 … Is now Temples all-time career leader in draws with 174 … Named to Temple’s Athletic Honor Roll for having a GPA better than a 3.0 during her final two years (2016-17).

High School: Was a standout in soccer at Strath Haven High School, earning all-state first team honors, regional All-American honors, Cen- tral League MVP honors and the title of Delaware County Player of the Year … Four-year letterwinner in lacrosse also...Named all-league first team, all-county first team and to the Phillylacrosse.com First Team as a senior...Scored 76 goals and recorded 49 assists, ranking number two in points for all of Delaware County and leading her team to the Central League Championship...Team was the inaugural winner of the Sportsmanship Award, given by the Philadelphia Women’s Lacrosse Umpires Association.

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Gabriella MCKEOWN senior forward 5-6 North Cape May, N.J. / Lower Cape May

2016: Played in all 19 games with 18 starts...Took 33 shots with 11 on goal, leading the team with four goals and adding two assists... Named to Temple's Presidents Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

10 2015: Started in all 18 games of the season... Had 21 shots with 10 on goal… Finished with six points, adding two goals and two assists ... Named to Tem- ple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

2014: Played in 20 games with 10 starts... Had 37 shots on the year (second on the team) with 18 on goal…Registered an assist in a win against Cornell (9/14)…Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time First Team Honors on the All-Cape Atlantic League and All-Atlantic City Press… Atlantic City Press Player of the Year her last season… All-South Jersey and Gazette Leader her junior and senior years… Selected MVP and team captain for Lower Cape May Re- gional High School twice… Broke school career record for goals with 90 and single season goal record with 34 goals her junior year… Lead her program to its first ever Cape Atlantic League Division Championship in 2012 and Cape Atlantic League National Conference Championship in 2013… Selected to Second Team All-Cape Atlantic League her freshman year…Lettered four years in swimming and one year in track & field and lacrosse… Member of the 400 meter hurtle relay team that holds the school record… All-County Champion for the Long Jump in 2012… CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. Member of the New Jersey ODP Team that was Regional One Champions and competed for the 2014 20-10 0 1 1 National Cup...Named top scholar-athlete of her graduating class. 2015 18-18 2 2 6 2016 19-18 4 2 10 Totals: 57-46 6 5 17 PERSONAL: Majoring in advertising. Kelcie DOLAN junior defender 5-4 Egg Harbor City, N.J. / Absegami 2016: Played in 14 games, starting 11...took two shots with one on net. Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

2015: Played in six games... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for 7 having a GPA above 3.0.

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 education.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 6-0 0 0 0 2016 14-11 0 0 0 Totals: 20-14 0 0 0

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Juliet ESPOSITO junior midfielder 5-3 Haddon Township N.J/ Camden Catholic 2016: Played in 18 games with 16 starts...took five shots with two on goal... Also had one goal during the season..Named to Temple's Presidents Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5.

25 2015: Played in four games this season ... Named to Temple's Director's Hon- or Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four year varsity starter at Camden Catholic … Three-time second team all-con- ference 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 Soci- ety, Social Studies Honors Society and Band Honors Society.

PERSONAL: Majoring in nursing.

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 4-0 0 0 0 2016 18-16 1 0 2 Totals: 22-16 1 0 2 Katie McCoy junior defender 5-3 Oakford, Pa. / Neshaminy 2016: Did not appear in a game due to injury... Named to Temple's Presidents Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.5. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 2-0 0 0 0 2015: Played in two games ... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for hav- 2016 0-0 0 0 0 20 ing a GPA above 3.0. Totals: 2-0 0 0 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 … Was on honor roll all four years of high school.

Kerri McGINLEY junior forward 5-7 Philadelphia Pa. / St. Basil Academy

Transferred from Marist College CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016: Played in nine games...Took five shots with one on net... Named to Tem- 2015 17-0 0 0 0 2016 9-0 0 0 0 ple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. Totals: 26-0 0 0 0 24 2015* At Marist 2015: Played in 17 games...Recorded a career high three shots on Oct. 28 vs. Niagara..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 is nationally ranked and won many championships.

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Sarah McGLINN junior midfielder 5-5 Cherry Hill, N.J. / Cherry Hill West 2016: Played in all 19 games with 18 starts...Took 35 shots with 17 on goal, scor- ing two goals and adding one assist... Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

9 2015: Played in 19 games with three starts… Scored two of four goals in a win against UNH (9/11)… Had 16 shots with nine on goal… Finished season with seven points, scoring three goals and one assist ... Named to Temple's Direc- tor'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 Championship … Was a four year member of student council and the DECA Business Competition Group.

PERSONAL: Majoring in math..Father, Chuck, played soccer at Saint Joseph’s University and is a member of the school’s soccer hall of fame. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2015 19-3 3 1 7 2016 19-18 2 1 5 Totals: 38-21 5 2 12

Jordan NASH junior goalkeeper 5-7 Brick, N.J. / St. Rose 2016: Played and started 18 games...Recorded a conference-best 120 saves... Ended season with a goals against average of 1.46 and a save percentage of .822...Had three shutouts...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for hav- 32 ing a GPA above 3.0. 2015: Played in 19 games with 15 starts… Recorded three shutouts… Ended the season with a 1.02 goals against average (ranks second in a single season), .805 save per- centage, 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 Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

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-confer- ence … 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 Champi- onships … Academically, was a member of the Honors Society and the Foreign Language Honors Society. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA PERSONAL: Majoring in biology/premed. 2015 19-15 1,496 70 1.02 2016 18-18 1,606 120 1.46 Totals: 37-33 3,012 190 1.24

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Hannah ALEXANDER sophomore midfielder 5-7 Lansdale, Pa. / Northern Penn

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

13 HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity starter and senior year captain...Distinguished Honor Roll grades 9-12. CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 6-0 0 0 0 PERSONAL: Played for Montgomery United Soccer and FC Bucks ENCL...Montgomery United Totals: 6-0 0 0 0 Soccer 2016 Player of the Year...Undecided major in the College of Public Health.

Morgan BASILEO sophomore goalkeeper 5-9 Philadelphia, Pa. / Little Flower 2016: Didn't appear in a game...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four year varsity starter...Career statistics rank her as the best CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA 00 goalkeepers in school’s history...Received Philadelphia Catholic League All 2016 0-0 0 0 0 Conference recognition twice during her career...Honors student academically Totals: 0-0 0 0 0

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.

Jules BLANK sophomore forward 5-5 Philadelphia, Pa. / Archbishop Ryan 2016: Played in 19 games with four starts...Had five shots with two on goal, adding one assist...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. 22 HIGH SCHOOL: Finished her career at Archbishop Ryan as the all-time lead- ing 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...Selected 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: Club team FC Bucks...Eastern Pennsylvania State Championship in 2015...Majoring in Kinesiology

CAREER STATS Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 19-4 0 1 1 Totals: 19-4 0 1 1

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Fran DAVIS sophomore midfielder 5-4 Bath, England/ Ralph Allen

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

PERSONAL: Played for Bristol Academy WFC (now known as Bristol City WFC) CAREER STATS 6 since the age of 11...Coached by Mark Sampson (Current England national team Year GP-GS G A Pts. manager)...Made debut for Bristol Academy first team at the age of 17 who were 2016 19-4 1 0 2 Totals: 19-4 1 0 2 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.

Toni FEITE sophomore defender 5-11 Dillsburg, Pa. / Northern

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

HIGH SCHOOL: Team captain...Led team to a District III Championship in 2013... CAREER STATS 17 Lettered in Cross Country as well as Track and Field...Honor roll all four years Year GP-GS G A Pts. of High School...Member of the DECA team that finished first in the districts in 2016 9-0 0 0 0 Totals: 9-0 0 0 0 2014 and as runners-up in 2015.

PERSONAL: Captained club team, Super Nova DCFC...Pennsylvania East State Championships in 2010 and again in 2012...Majoring in kinesiology.

Emily KEITEL sophomore defender 5-9 Mechanisburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley

2016: Played and started in 17 games...Took three shots with two on goal, adding one assist...Named to Temple's Direc- tor's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0.

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter...4x Mid Penn Conference champion...2x CAREER STATS 16 District 3 champion...PIAA AAA finalist (2012) and semi-finalist (2015)...Scored Year GP-GS G A Pts. seven goals in her senior year (all from set pieces)...All-Sentinel team...Patri- 2016 17-0 0 1 1 Totals: 17-0 0 1 1 ot-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.

Morgan MOROCCO sophomore midfielder 5-8 Burlington, N.J. / Holy Cross Academy

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

CAREER STATS 19 HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity soccer player...Selected as a captain her se- Year GP-GS G A Pts. nior year...Burlington County Scholastic League Player of the Year...Selected to 2016 15-8 2 0 4 Totals: 15-8 2 0 4 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

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Lacey POWELL sophomore defender 5-3 Howell, N.J. /Freehold Township

2016: Played in nine games with four starts...Had two shots with one on goal... CAREER STATS Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. Year GP-GS G A Pts. 2016 9-4 0 0 0 Totals: 9-4 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity player...All-State honorable mention...1st team 21 all-conference...2nd team all division...1st 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’s Society

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

Casey SKELTON sophomore goalkeeper 5-7 Beverly, N.J. /Holy Cross Academy

2016: Played in three games with one start...finished the season with three CAREER STATS saves...Had a goals against average of 2.12...Save percentage of .500 Year GP-GS Mins Saves GAA 2016 9-4 0 0 0 Totals: 9-4 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity soccer player...Team Captain...Made the final 1 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 varisty basketball and lacrosee...Member of the National Honors Society...Outstanding Academic Achievement Awards in Algebra, Sociology, English, Graphic Design, and Psychology.

PERSONAL: Majoring in Criminal Justice Molly TOBIN sophomore defender 5-10 Duxbury, Mass./ Duxbury

2016: Played in 14 games with seven starts...Had two shots with both on net, CAREER STATS scoring one goal...Named to Temple's Director's Honor Roll for having a GPA Year GP-GS G A Pts 2016 14-7 1 0 2 above 3.0. Totals: 14-7 1 0 2

18 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: Plays 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 is in the 2016 US Girls IMG Academy Top 150 Player Pool...Selected to participate at the US Women’s Soccer ID Camp in Albany, NY...Selected to play multiple years in the Olympic Development Program for the state of Massachusetts...Majoring in business marketing.

KJ WAGHORNE sophomore defender 5-10 Duxbury, Mass./ Duxbury

2016: Played in 13 games with five starts...Named to Temple's Director's Honor CAREER STATS Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. Year GP-GS G A Pts 2016 13-5 0 0 0 Totals: 13-5 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked as a three-star recruit by Top Drawer Soccer....Member 3 of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society...AP Scholar and is 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 Championship in 2014...Majoring in biology.

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Aisha BROWN Djavon DUPREE Freshman Defender / 5-10 Freshman Defender / 5-8 Nokesville, Va. / Patriot Philadelphia, Pa. / Central High School: Was selected all-state and all-regional High School: Was voted team captain and earned her junior and senior year and helped lead her team All-Public, All-District and All-Southeastern honors to two consecutive conference championships during and team won the the Philadelphia Public League those seasons ... Was part of a defense her senior sea- and District 12 during her senior season ... Was also a son that only let up two goals ... Also participated in four-time letterwinner in basketball and two-time let- 14 track & field and was all-state in the high jump. 26 terwinner in track and field.

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

Marissa DiGenova Morgan ROLLINS Freshman Goalkeeper / 5-7 Freshman Defender / 5-4 Wilmington, Del. / Tower Hall King of Prussia, Pa. / Villa Maria Academy High School: Was a four-year starter that racked up a High School: Played at Tower Hill School where she career total of 55 goals and 25 assists ... Also was earned Second Team All-State and First Team All-Con- team captain in her senior campaign and earned the ference during her junior campaign ... Also earned let- team's Offensive MVP award, All-Catholic Academies ters in basketball and volleyball during her high school 11 League All-Star, First Team All-Main Line, and Second 99 career. Team All-Local Daily News. Personal: Three-time academic scholar and a member of the National Honor Society ... Plans to major in biomedical engineering. Julia DOLAN Bella SORRENTINO Freshman Midfielder / 5-3 Freshman Midfielder / 5-10 Egg Harbor City, N.J. /Absegami Bryn Mawr, Pa. / Archbishop John Carroll High School: Was a back-to-back team MVP, captain and All-Conference selection ... During her senior High School: Played midfielder and was a two-time season, she was also selected to the All-South Jer- team captain, team MVP, First Team All-Catholic sey Team ... Was a three-sport athlete in high school, League, First Team All-Main Line, and First Team lettering in basketball and track and field. 12 All-Delaware County ... Selected as a top 100 player 5 for the National Rush Travel Soccer Team, where she Personal: Was an honor roll student and member of was chosen to represent the team in the San Marino the National Honor Society ... Plans to major in business. Cup in Italy ... Also was a four-year letterwinner in basketball and was select- ed 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 Archdio- cese of Philadelphia during her senior year ... Her father, Andrew Sorrentino, played men's tennis at Temple from 1982-86 and was a three-time team cap- tain...He would later return and 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.

Natalie DRUEHL Emma WILKINS Freshman Midfielder / 5-5 Freshman Midfielder / 5-5 Stamford, Conn. /Westhill Galloway, N.J./Absegami

High School: Played at Westhill High School and was High School: Led her team in goals her senior year a two-time team captain ... Selected All-State during and was a team captain ... Was also selected First her senior year and All-FCIAC First Team in back-to- Team All-Conference in back-to-back years to end her back years to end her high school career ... Was also high school career ... Also played for PDA United U17- 2 a three sport varsity athlete. 4 18, where she led the team in goals and was a three- time State Cup Champion. Personal: Comes from a family of athletes as her sister Heidi is currently a sophomore defender for the UConn women's soccer team and sister Victoria Personal: Was a four-year varsity scholar ... Currently undecided on a major. was a rower at UConn (2010-12).

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 22 • 2016 SEASON REVIEW 2017 Temple Women's Soccer 2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS > Junior Gabriella McKeown led the team in scoring (10 points), goals (4) and tied for the lead in assists (2) with junior Elana Falcone.

> Sophomore Jordan Nash led the conference in saves (120) and finished the season with a goals against average of 1.46, save percentage of .822 and three shutouts.

> In all of the team’s victories, they held opponents scoreless.

> The women’s soccer team played the first ever game at the Temple Sports Complex. In the inaugural season at TSC, Temple had an average attendance of 408.

> In the second game of the season, Temple dominated Delaware St., 5-0 on the road. Four different Owls scored a goal, including two from McKeown and the first career goals for freshmen Fran Davis and Morgan Morocco. Freshmen Jules Blank and Emily Keitel assisted on two separate goals for their first career points.

> Two games later, the Owls had an overtime victory against Rider on the road, 1-0. McKeown scored the gamewin- ning goal during the 93rd minute.

> Temple saw its first home victory against NJIT, as the Owls rolled over the Highlanders 2-0. Senior transfer student Cydney Niedermeyer had her first career Division I goal in the team’s win.

> Niedermeyer was named to the American Athletic Conference Weekly Honor Roll on 9/19/16.

> Women’s soccer partnered with the field hockey team to raise money for the Go4theGoal Foundation in the fight against pediatric cancer. The teams raised over $1,700 for the cause.

> For the sixth consecutive year, Temple women’s soccer earned the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Academic Award. To qualify for the award, the team must have a minimum grade point average of 3.0 or higher for the entire academic year. The team GPA was 3.51 during the time frame with 14 players named to Temple’s Director’s Honor Roll GPA between 3.0-3.5) and 11 on the President’s Honor Roll (GPA above a 3.5). The team also had three members of the Trustee Ten, which is the top 10 athletes with the highest GPAs.

2016 Temple Soccer Game vs. Drexel

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TEMPLE WOMEN'S SOCCER 2016 STATISTICS Record: 3-16 Home: 1-7 Away: 2-9 Neutral: 0-0

# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-ATT 10 McKeown, Gabriella 19-18 4 2 10 33 . 1 2 1 11 . 3 3 3 1 0 - 1 9 McGlinn, Sarah 19-18 2 1 5 35 .057 17 . 4 8 6 0 0 - 0 23 Cunningham, Kayla 19-17 2 1 5 33 . 061 12 . 3 6 4 0 0 - 0 19 Morocco, Morgan 15-8 2 0 4 7 . 286 5 . 7 1 4 0 0 - 0 25 Esposito, Juliet 18-15 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400 0 0 - 0 2 Niedermeyer, Cydney 17-17 1 0 2 5 .200 5 .100 1 0-0 6 Davis, Fran 6-4 1 0 2 4 .250 2 . 5 0 0 1 0 - 0 18 Tobin, Molly 14-7 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-0 8 Falcone, Elana 19-17 0 2 2 22 .000 11 .5000 0 0-0 12 Byerley, Elaine 19-19 0 1 1 25 .000 16 .640 0 0-0 22 Blank, Jules 19-4 0 1 1 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-0 16 Keitel, Emily 17-17 0 1 1 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 5 Matsinger, Taylor 16-8 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 McGinley, Kerri 9-0 0 0 0 5 .000 1 .200 0 0-0 21 Powell, Lacey 9-4 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 7 Dolan,Kelcie 14-11 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 13 Alexander, Hannah 6-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 32 Nash, Jordan 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Feite, Toni 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 15 Dutille, Victoria 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 3 Waghorne, KJ 13-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Skelton, Cassy 3-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 32 Nash, Jordan 18-18 1606:16 26 1.46 120 .822 3 15 0 3/0 00 Skelton, Cassy 3-1 127:37 3 2.12 3 .500 0 1 0 0/0 Total...... 19 1733:33 29 1.51 125 .812 3 16 0 3 Opponents...... 19 1733:33 14 .73 78 .848 16 3 0 10

• 25 • RECORDS & HONORS 2017 Temple Women's Soccer YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 27 • OwlSports.com CAREER RECORDS

Games Played Player (Years)...... SH Player (Years)...... GP 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 215 1. Erin Lafferty (2012-15)...... 79 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 196 2. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 77 3. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 194 Kelly Lare (2003-07)...... 77 4. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 153 4. Shannon Senour (2012-15)...... 76 5. Kate Yurkovic (2008-12)...... 129 Stephanie Vietry (2002-05)...... 76 6. Kayla Cunningham (2013-Present)...... 118 Lori Brennan (1996-99)...... 76 7. Julie Marx (1997-00)...... 107 7. Elizabeth O'Brien (1999-02)...... 75 8. Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 100 8. Alyssa Kirk (2011-14)...... 74 9. Lori Brennan (1996-99)...... 93 9. Brenda Gore (1999-02)...... 74 10. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 92 10. Seven tied with...... 73

Goals CAREER GOALKEEPING Player (Years)...... Goals Saves 1. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 31 Player (Years)...... Saves 2. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 27 1. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 503 Niki Conn (2008-11)...... 27 2. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 406 4. Brandi Wright (1998-01)...... 26 3. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 318 5. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 24 4. Julie McCaffrey (1992-93)...... 273 Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 24 5. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-2015)...... 244 7. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 17 6. Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 204 Erin Lafferty 8. Julie Marx (1997-01)...... 16 7. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 190 9. Katie Mills (1998-99)...... 14 8. Tiffany asunichK (2005-08)...... 160 10. Erin Lafferty (2012-15)...... 13 9. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 134 Jeannette Hibbs (1998-02)...... 13 SAVE PERCENTAGE PLAYER (YEARS)...... PCT Assists 1. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 814 Player (Years)...... Assists 2. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-15)...... 803 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 21 3. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 786 2. Lori Brennan (1996-96)...... 17 4. Julie McCaffery (1992-93)...... 769 3. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 14 5. Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 767 4. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 12 6. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 766 5. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 11 7. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 753 6. Jeanette Hibbs (1998-0)...... 10 8. Terri Rogers (1995-98)...... 738 7. Carla Moyer (1991-94)...... 9 9. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 708 Katie Mills (1998-99)...... 9 9. seven tied with...... 8 GAA Player (Years)...... GAA 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-15)...... 1.13 2. Jordan Nash (2015- Present)...... 1.24 POINTS 3. Julie McCaffery (1992-93)...... 1.55 PLAYER (YEARS)...... PTS 4. Courtney Woytowicz (1999-00)...... 2.07 1. Patrice Rutland (1991-94)...... 75 5. Jackie Mauro (2001-04)...... 2.11 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96)...... 74 6. Winsome Fritz (1995-98)...... 2.19 Shauni Kerkhoff 3. Brandi Wright (1998-01)...... 59 7. Tiffany asunichK (2005-08)...... 2.22 4. Kelly Farrell (2013-15)...... 56 8. Liz Tarasevich (2003-06)...... 2.23 5. Ayanna Love (1991-93)...... 54 9. Tara Murphy (2010-12)...... 2.28 6. Rachel Bentz (1991-93)...... 42 7. Mary Mulvenna (1997-00)...... 36 Most Goals, Game: 4, Carla Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) Jeannette Hibbs (1998-02)...... 36 Most Goals, Season: 13, Kelly Farrell (2015), Patrice Rut- 9. Kristen Naper (1991-94)...... 35 land (1994) and Kim Fitzgerald (1995) Julie Marx (1998-01)...... 35 Most Goals, Career: 31, Kim Fitzgerald (1993-96) Most Assists, Game: 4, Carla Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) Most Assists, Season: 9, Patrice Rutland (1994) Most Assists, Career: 21, Patrice Rutland (1991-94) Most Points, Game: 12, C. Moyer vs. Phila. Textile (1991) Most Points, Season: 35, Patrice Rutland (1994) Most Points, Career: 75, P. Rutland (1991-94) Most Saves, Game: 24, Winsome Fritz vs. UMass (1995) Most Saves, Season: 154, Winsome Fritz (1997) Most Saves, Career: 503, Winsome Fritz (1995-98) Most Shutouts, Season: 8, Denise Zitner (1991) Most Shutouts, Career: 17, Shauni Kerkhoff (2012-2015) Most Wins: 12 (2015) Least Wins: 4 (Four times) Most Ties: 4 (2007) Kelly Lare SHOTS • 28 • 2017 Temple Women's Soccer SEASON RECORDS

GOALS SEASON GOALKEEPING Player (Year)...... GLS Saves 1. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 13 Player (Years)...... 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 Saves per game Player (Years)...... Saves/G Assists 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012)...... 887 Player (Year)...... Assists 2. Julie McCaffrey (1992)...... 870 1. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 9 3. Tara Murphy (2012)...... 854 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 Kelly Farrell Katie Mills (1999)...... 7 7. Denise Zitter (1991)...... 811 6. Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 6 8. Liz Tarasevich (2006)...... 809 Bernadette Wynne (1991)...... 6 9. Jordan Nash (2015)...... 805 Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 6 10. Jackie Mauro (2004)...... 804 9. Patrice Rutland (1991)...... 5 Whitney Ricketts (1993)...... 5 GAA Mary Mulvenna (1998)...... 5 Player (Years)...... GAA 1. Shauni Kerkhoff (2012)...... 0.81 POINTS 2. Jordan Nash (2015)...... 1.02 PLAYER (YEAR)...... Points 3. Shauni Kerkhoff (2014)...... 1.13 1. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 35 Julie McCaffrey (1992)...... 1.13 2. Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 32 5. Gillian Kacsuta (2009)...... 1.24 3. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 29 6. Denise Zitter (1991)...... 1.28 4. Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 24 7. Winsome Fritz (1995)...... 1.31 5. Carla Moyer (1991)...... 23 8. Tara Murphy (2012)...... 1.32 Katie Mills (1998)...... 23 9. Shauni Kerkhoff (2013)...... 1.34 7. Brandi Wright (2000)...... 21 10. Kara Williams (2008)...... 1.40 8. Kelly Farrell (2014)...... 20 Bernadette Wynne (1991)...... 20 (minimum 500 minutes) Ayanna Love (1992)...... 20 Kim Fitzgerald (1994)...... 20 Brandi Wright (1999)...... 20 Niki Conn

Shots Player (Year)...... Shots Most Consecutive Wins, Season:7 (2014 1. Ayanna Love (1991)...... 77 ) 2. Patrice Rutland (1991)...... 70 Most Consecutive Losses: 9 (1998, 2013) 3. Patrice Rutland (1994)...... 66 Longest Unbeaten Streak: 7 (2014) 4. Kim Fitzgerald (1995)...... 65 Most Goals Scored, Game: 13 vs. Philadelphia Textile 5. Kim Fitzgerald (1996)...... 61 (1991) 6. Ayanna Love (1992)...... 60 Most Goals Scored, Season: 52 (1991-18 games) 7. Kristen Naper (1991)...... 56 Most Goals Allowed, Game: 9 vs. Indiana and UMass 8. Ayanna Love (1993)...... 57 (1997) 9. Rachel Bentz (1991)...... 54 Largest Winning Margin: 13-0 vs. Philadelphia Textile 10. Kelly Farrell (2015)...... 53 (1991) Largest Losing Margin: 9-0 vs. Indiana and UMass (1997) Least Goals Scored, Season: 12 (2003, 2006) Least Goals Allowed, Season: 20 (2015) Most Goals Allowed, Season: 70 (1997) Most Shutouts For, Season: 8 (1991) Most Consecutive Shutouts For: 4 (1993, 2013) Most Shutouts Against, Season: 11 (1997, 2007)

Jordan Nash

GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 29 • OwlSports.com ALL-TIME ROSTER

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

• 30 • 2017 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

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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...... 2-1 L 13...... ALBANY...... 4-3 (20T) W 7...... IONA...... 1-0 W 6...... Lehigh...... 3-2 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...... 1-0 L 4...... at Geo. Wash...... 1-2 L 29...... SAINT JOSEPH’S...... 1-0 L 27...... at USF...... 1-0 L Oct. 5...... at St. Bona...... 1-0 L 9...... ST. BONA...... 1-2 L Oct. 2...... at UConn...... 1-0 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...... 2-1 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...... 2-1 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...... 2-1 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...... 1-0 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...... 1-0 L 17...... at Vermont...... 2-1 W 15...... at Lafayette...... 0-0 T 9...... at Princeton...... 3-0 L 19...... at Maine...... 1-2 L 22...... DELAWARE...... 1-2 L 11...... at Binghamton...... 3-1 L 26...... at Wagner...... 2-0 W 26...... HOUSTON...... 2-0 W 16...... at Mount St. Mary's ...... 2-0 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...... 1-0 L 8...... ST. JOSEPH’S...... 1-2 L 6...... at UCF...... 1-4 L 29...... Memphis*...... 1-0 L 15...... DAYTON...... 0-3 L 11...... at UConn...... 1-3 L Oct. 2...... Tulsa*...... 2-1 L 17...... XAVIERV(2OT)...... 0-1 L 17...... LOUISVILLE...... 1-3 L 6...... Houston*...... 3-0 L 20...... CINCINNATI...... 1-2 L 22...... at Massachusetts ...... 0-5 L 9...... at SMU*...... 2-1 L 24...... at Memphis...... 0-3 L 24...... at Rhode Island...... 2-1 W 13...... USF*...... 1-0 L 27...... at Rutgers...... 0-2 L 29...... SAINT LOUIS...... 0-1 L 16...... UCF*...... 2-0 L Nov. 1...... *vs. SMU...... 0-3 L 31...... CHARLOTTE...... 0-7 L 22...... UConn...... 1-0 L Head Coach: Matt Gwilliam *American Conference Tournament Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor 27...... at East Carolina...... 2-1 L 30...... Cincinnati...... 2-1 L 2011 2014 *American Conference Game 5-12-1 Overall; 2-6-1 Atlantic 10 11-8-1 Overall; 3-5-1 American Head Coach: Seamus O’Connor Aug. 20...... at Iona...... 1-0 W Aug. 22...... at Binghamton...... 2-0 W 26...... UMBC...... 2-1 W 24...... Mt. St. Mary’s...... 3-0 W Sept. 2...... at Drexel...... 1-4 L 29...... at Saint Joseph’s...... 1-0 W 4...... at Hartford...... 1-5 L Sept. 5...... at Rider...... 3-0 W 9...... at Buffalo...... 0-3 L 7...... at Drexel...... 3-2 W 11...... at Niagara...... 0-1 L 12...... ^vs. St. Bonaven...... 1-0 W 16...... at Rider...... 0-5 L 14...... ^at Cornell...... 2-1 W 23...... FRANCIS MARION...... 1-0 W 19...... at Delaware...... 0-2 L 25...... SIENA...... 1-3 L 21...... at La Salle...... 2-3 L 30...... at La Salle...... 0-5 L 25...... at Cincinnati...... 2-1 W Oct. 2...... at Fordham...... 0-1 L 28...... at East Carolina...... 0-2 L 7...... RICHMOND...... 2-3 L Oct. 2...... Tulsa...... 3-2 W 9...... G. WASHINGTON...... 1-0 W 5...... Memphis...... 1-1 T 14...... at St. Joseph’s...... 1-7 L 9...... at SMU...... 0-1 L 21...... at Xavier...... 0-1 L 12...... at Houston...... 1-0 W 23...... at Dayton...... 1-7 L 16...... UCF...... 0-2 L 28...... DUQUESNE...... 1-0 W 19...... USF...... 0-2 L 30...... ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 0-0 T 22...... at Delaware St...... 1-0 W Head Coach: Matt Gwilliam 26...... UConn...... 0-3 L 31...... *vs. SMU...... 1-2 L ^Cornell University Tournament *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 Radford ...... 0-0-1...... 250 1992 1992 American...... 0-1-0...... 000 1999 1999 Rhode Island...... 7-1-0...... 368 1991 2012 Arizona...... 0-1-0...... 000 1996 1996 Richmond...... 1-8-1...... 167 2001 2011 Binghamton...... 3-2-0...... 600 2009 2016 Bucknell...... 2-3-0...... 400 1991 2008 Rider...... 3-3-0...... 500 2004 2016 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 St. Bonaventure...... 10-7-4...... 571 1991 2014 Central Florida...... 0-5-0...... 000 1992 2016 St. Francis (Pa.)...... 3-1-0...... 750 2002 2009 Charlotte...... 0-5-0...... 000 2006 2010 Saint Joseph’s...... 4-11-3...... 305 1996 2015 Cincinnati...... 2-2-0...... 500 2013 2016 St. John’s...... 1-1-1...... 500 1991 1994 Cleveland State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2007 2007 College of Charleston.0-1-1...... 000 2003 2009 Saint Louis...... 1-5-1...... 214 2005 2012 Connecticut...... 0-4-0...... 000 2013 2016 Saint Peter’s...... 3-1-0...... 750 1995 2008 Cornell...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2014 2014 Seton Hall...... 0-1-0...... 000 2005 2005 Creighton...... 0-1-0...... 000 2001 2001 Siena...... 2-5-0...... 285 1997 2011 Dayton...... 1-15-0...... 067 1992 2011 South Florida...... 0-4-0...... 000 2013 2016 Delaware...... 0-8-0...... 000 1991 2014 Southern Methodist...... 1-5-0...... 167 2013 2016 Delaware State...... 6-0-0...... 1.000 2004 2016 Stockton State...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1991 1992 Drexel...... 8-6-1...... 607 1994 2014 Duquesne...... 6-9-0...... 400 1995 2012 Stony Brook...... 0-1-1...... 000 2003 2012 East Carolina...... 0-2-1...... 125 2014 2016 Towson...... 1-3-0...... 250 1996 2016 East Tennessee...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2009 2010 Tulsa...... 1-2-0...... 333 2014 2016 Eastern Washington.1-0-0...... 1.000 2007 2007 Trenton State...... 0-1-0...... 000 1991 1991 Elon...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2009 2009 UMBC...... 3-4-0...... 333 1991 2011 Fairfield...... 0-1-0...... 000 2008 2008 Vermont...... 3-0-0...... 1.000 2002 2010 Fairleigh Dickinson.2-1-0...... 667 2001 2015 Villanova...... 0-6-2...... 125 1992 2010 Fordham...... 4-12-1...... 264 1995 2012 Florida International.0-1-0...... 000 1992 1992 VCU...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2001 2001 Franics Marion...... 1-0-0...... 000 2011 2011 Vermont...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2008 2008 George Mason...... 0-2-0...... 000 1992 1993 Virginia...... 0-1-0...... 000 2001 2002 George Washington.4-15-0...... 167 1991 2011 Virginia Tech...... 0-4-0...... 000 1996 1999 Hartford...... 1-1-1...... 500 2010 2012 Wagner...... 5-0-0...... 1.000 1994 2010 Hofstra...... 0-1-0...... 000 2012 2012 William and Mary...... 0-1-0...... 000 1993 1993 Houston...... 3-1-0...... 750 2013 2016 Wright State...... 0-1-0...... 000 1993 1993 Howard...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 2010 2010 Indiana...... 0-1-0...... 000 1997 1997 Xavier...... 1-3-1...... 125 1995 2011 Iona...... 3-0-0...... 1.000 2003 2012 Totals...... 168-289-35...... 387 1991 2016 James Madison...... 0-4-0...... 000 1992 2012 Kutztown...... 1-0-0...... 1.000 1991 1991 Lafayette...... 1-1-1...... 500 1994 2013 La Salle...... 9-11-2...... 450 1991 2016 Lehigh...... 4-5-1...... 454 1991 2016 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...... 1-2-1...... 333 2013 2016 Miami (OH)...... 0-1-0...... 000 2010 2010 Monmouth ...... 1-1-1...... 500 1993 2007 Mt. St. Mary’s...... 4-1-0...... 800 1996 2016 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 Pittsburgh...... 0-1-0...... 000 2006 2006 Princeton...... 0-6-0...... 000 1993 2016 • 34 • THE UNIVERSITY & ATHLETICS 2017 Temple Women's Soccer

As Temple’s president, Englert has focused the university on its his- PRESIDENT toric commitments: engaging with the city of Philadelphia; produc- ing research that improves lives, including work on opioid abuse Richard M. ENGLERT and traumatic brain injury; and energizing the Commonwealth of 41st Year at Temple Pennsylvania.

Accessible. High quality. Engaged with Most of all, as a lifelong educator, Englert takes every opportunity to the community. Affordable. Diverse. empower Temple’s inspiring students and faculty. Those are the pillars of Richard M. En- glert’s presidency. They are also the “Temple has proved that excellence in education, access, afford- values he has championed at Temple ability, diversity and community engagement are not mutually exclu- University for more than 40 years. sive,” Englert said. “That’s what we’ve done better than anyone else for more than 130 years. It is who we are and it is the dedication to After serving Temple with loyalty and our mission that will make Temple an even greater institution in the distinction in 16 different roles since 1976, Englert became president years to come.” on July 21, 2016. Under his leadership, the university welcomed its largest and most academically qualified class of new students and broke records for freshman applications. It also began major campus renova- tions, highlighted by a state-of-the-art library. At the same time, Temple’s faculty gained unprece- dented national recognition, and its student-ath- letes reached new levels of success on the field and off.

"I can say without reservation that there has nev- er been a better time to be part of the Temple family, whether you are a student, faculty mem- ber, administrator or alumnus," Englert said. "We have a strong dedication to our mission and an unrelenting commitment to our students, our neighbors and our great city."

Englert arrived at Temple as an assistant to the dean of the College of Education. Over the years, he has been provost and interim senior vice pres- ident 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. Executive Vice Presidents

Throughout his career, Englert has always responded to Temple’s call. In recognition of his lifelong dedication, the Board of Trustees appointed him to the honorific role of university chancellor in 2012.

“President Englert has devoted his life to Temple University,” said Board of Trustees Chair Patrick J. O’Connor. ”Over the course of his 40-year-plus career at Temple, he has earned a reputation as an outstanding teacher, administrator and leader who always puts the needs of our students first.”

Englert earned a doctorate in educational administration from the Kevin Clark JoAnne Epps University of California, Los Angeles. He also has a master’s degree EVP & Chief EVP & Provost from Pepperdine University and a bachelor’s degree from St. John’s Operating Officer College.

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tal health of student-athletes, including the establishment of a partnership with DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Temple’s Department of Clinical Psychology to deliver onsite behavioral health coaching for student-athletes. Partnered with the University’s Student Health Ser- vices so its staff can be a resource for all student-athletes. Hired the first mental Dr. Patrick KRAFT health professional to handle student-athlete needs. • Instituted a career program with more than 50 national and regional employers 5th Year at Temple attending career development events, during which student-athletes have the op- portunity to hone their networking skills and establish professional connections. 3rd as Director of Athletics • The Verified Program was developed in 2016 to provide student-athletes with ac- cess to high level professionals to assist in their professional growth. The Verified Since his appointment as Director of Athletics program is a product of a strong collaboration between the Resnick Center and the in May 2015, after serving two years as Deputy Temple Career Center, which provides regular programming and career coaching Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft has led a for student-athletes throughout the academic year and summer. transformation in Temple University’s Department • Students have served more than 9,000 community service hours in 65 projects of Athletics. During his tenure, investments and since 2014-2015, four times more than in previous periods. enhancements in student-athlete welfare, in sup- Enhancing Facilities port of coaches and staff, in academic support and • The Temple Sports Complex, home to men’s and women’s soccer, lacrosse, field in facilities have provided deserved regional and hockey and track opened in the fall of 2016. national attention for the University. • The newly restored East Park Canoe House, home to men’s crew and women’s In 2016, Kraft was recognized by the Sports Business Journal and by the Philadelphia rowing, opened in 2016. Business Journal’s Forty Under 40 for his work at Temple. • New practice facility for men’s golf opened in 2017. Among the accomplishments and initiatives during Kraft’s tenure: • Enhancements have been made to athletic training facilities, strength and condi- On the Field tioning facilities, and to the student-athlete academic support center while locker • Football won the 2016 American Athletic Conference Championship, marking its room renovations and upgrades were also completed for each varsity team, includ- first Conference Championship since 1967 and first Conference Championship ing new locker rooms for Temple’s Olympic sports programs unveiled in 2015. Game ever; won 20 games in a two-year span, was nationally-ranked for consecu- • Temple Athletics will open the doors to the brand new STAR (Student Training and tive seasons and competed in a bowl game in consecutive seasons, all for first time Recreation) Complex in the fall of 2017. The Complex will offer a 10,000 square foot in school history; and football is one of five FBS teams to win 10 or more games weight and cardio area, facilities for the Athletics and Campus Recreation depart- in each of the past two seasons and play in its conference championship game in ments, an indoor turf field, and a two-lane track outside the building. each year. Enhancing Revenue and the Brand • Men’s Basketball won its first American Athletic Conference Regular Season title • Annual donations have increased 75% over the last three years and the develop- (2016), and first regular season title since 2012; defeated nationally ranked teams ment office has had three consecutive record-setting years in annual fund raising, (#24 Florida State, #19 West Virginia) in consecutive days for the first time in school including multiple six and seven-figure commitments in support of our football pro- history to win the 2016 NIT Season Tip-Off and earned a berth in the 2016 NCAA gram, the new Temple Owls Sports Complex, and the Men’s Crew and Women’s Tournament, marking its seventh appearance in nine years. Rowing programs. • Women’s Basketball cracked the Top 25 in 2017 for the first time since the 2005-06 • Key partnerships with Learfield Sports Properties, Learfield Licensing Partners, and season and made its first NCAA appearance in five years. IMG/Learfield Ticket Solutions have been secured and enhanced as well as a lucra- • Volleyball finished #47 in NCAA RPI in 2016, its best finish since the 2002 season tive rights deal with Under Armour. and posted its third straight 20-win season. • Created Owls TV, a video services arm dedicated to athletics, and developed a • Men's Soccer cracked the Top 25 in 2015 for the first time since 1997 and posted its broad-ranging digital and social media department to integrate video and engage first road win over Penn State since 1989. the Temple fan base. • Women’s Lacrosse made an appearance in the Top 20 in 2016 for the first time • Temple Football posted the largest attendance gain among FBS programs during since 2005. the 2015 season, playing in front of an average home crowd of 44,159, an increase • Women’s Gymnastics posted its best 10 scores in program history during the 2016- of 20,789 per game. 17 season and sent its first individual qualifier since 2009, Daisy Todd, to NCAA • In 2015, ESPN’s College GameDay made its first trip to Philadelphia for a Temple Regionals. football game. • Women’s Fencing set a school record for wins in 2017 and earned its’ highest ever Prior to Temple, Kraft served two years (2011-13) as the Executive Senior Associate ranking (#6). Athletics Director at Loyola University Chicago. He was also a member of the senior • Men’s Crew medaled in the Varsity 8 at the 2016 Dad Vail Regatta for the first time staff at his alma mater, Indiana University, serving as Senior Assistant Director from in eight years. 2009-11. • Women’s Soccer posted consecutive double-digit win seasons (2014, 2015) for the Kraft played football as an undergraduate at Indiana and holds three degrees from first time in program history. the University. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sports marketing/management (2000), • Blanca Fernandez became the first ever All-American in Temple women’s cross a master’s degree in athletic administration (2005), and a doctorate in sports manage- country history and first women’s track All-American since 1988. ment (2008). In the Classroom • Student-athletes achieved a record five consecutive semesters with a combined GPA of 3.10 or above and 11 consecutive semesters above a 3.0. Fifteen programs earned a cumulative GPA greater than 3.0, led by women's volleyball (3.58) and 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- en’s Cross Country, Fencing, Field Hockey, Lacrosse, Women’s Rowing, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Tennis, Women’s Track & Field and Volleyball (16 out of 19 sports) have achieved record team GPAs in the past four 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. • 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. • 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, Women’s Tennis. • Temple teams earned three conference Team Academic Excellence Awards in 2015-2016: Men’s Basketball, Volleyball, Lacrosse (Big East). • The Graduating Class of 2016 was the largest in Temple Athletics history • Twenty-five student-athletes had earned their degrees prior to competing in the Military Bowl, which was the largest number of graduates for any of the 2016 bowl participants Student-Athlete Welfare • Facilitated the development of a number of initiatives aimed at improving the men-

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DEPUTY DIR. OF ATHLETICS EXECUTIVE SR. ASSOC. AD/SWA Craig ANGELOS Mary McELROY 3rd Year at Temple 3rd Year at Temple

Craig Angelos is in his third year as Temple Uni- Mary McElroy is in her third year as Executive versity’s Deputy Director of Athletics. Angelos joined Senior Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman 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, Angelos, who has served on the athletics senior Ga., where she served as the Director for Partner Ser- staff at five different Division I institutions as well as the NCAA national office, came to Temple vices. A majority of her work saw her responsible for 65 of the 150 Division I member institu- from Florida International University where he served as the Senior Associate Athletic Director tions served by the company. for Revenue Enhancement from 2014-15. While at FIU, he was responsible for finding new Prior to her experience at CLC, McElroy served as the Associate Director of the NCAA revenue sources for the athletic department and engaging in all aspects of development ac- Division I Women’s Basketball Championship in 2013. Her duties at the NCAA included the tivities, while helping overall fundraising to a 20% increase. management of a $6 million budget for the event, as well as directing the game day operations Before his stint at FIU, Angelos was the number two person as the Executive Senior during the Women’s Final Four. Associate Athletic Director at the University of South Florida, overseeing all external areas as McElroy has served on the staff of five differentAA NC schools, most recently as the As- well as having oversight of the football program. sistant Director of Student Services for the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. She also served Prior to USF, Angelos served nine years as the Director of Athletics at Florida Atlantic as the Senior Associate Athletic Director and SWA at Southern Methodist University in 2009, University from 2003-2012. At FAU, he led the effort to build a $70 million, 30,000 seat on and was the Director of Athletics at Georgia State University from 2005 to 2008. McElroy campus football facility, which opened on campus in 2011. served in various other roles at Georgia Tech from 1999 to 2005, including Senior Associate Angelos also held number two positions as the Deputy Athletic Director and Chief Op- Athletic Director and Director of Compliance. erating Officer at Indiana University overseeing all the external areas as well as the football McElroy got her start in college athletics at her alma mater, the United States Naval program and was the Senior Associate Athletic Director at the University of Miami (Fla.). Prior Academy. She spent three years with the Naval Academy Athletic Association as SWA and to his tenure at Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant inter- Assistant Athletic Director, before a stint as the academy’s Director of Alumni Services. preting NCAA rules and regulations. A former Division I varsity basketball player, McElroy earned a degree with merit from A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law, Angelos worked for a short the Naval Academy in 1987. After graduation, she served as a supply officer in the U.S. Marine time in a mid-sized litigation firm in Los Angeles, Calif. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Corps for five years, attaining the rank of captain. McElroy completed her MBA at Georgia Tech Brigham Young University where he was the starting first basemen on the baseball team and in 2000. later played in Buttrio, Italy for an Italian professional baseball league. McElroy and her husband, Terry, have two sons, Darrin, a second lieutenant in the Ma- Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have six children. rines, and Austin, a rising senior at Georgia Tech.

ASSOC. AD/CHIEF OF STAFF FACULTY ATHLETIC REP. Vinnie JAMES Jeremy JORDAN 3rd Year at Temple 10th Year at Temple 1st as Chief of Staff 2nd 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 new role, James will provide high-level academic integrity of intercollegiate athletics pro- support to the Director of Athletics by handling special grams and enhance the student-athlete experience. projects, conducting research and facilitating compar- Jordan serves as the representative of Temple and ative analyses. In addition, James will serve as the its faculty to the American Athletic Conference, NCAA sport administrator for the football program and will and other stakeholder groups. continue monitoring operating budgets for the depart- A former student athlete, coach and adminis- ment's 19 sport programs and administrative areas. trator, Jordan has conducted research on intercollegiate athletics and teaches courses on James came to Temple from La Salle University where he spent two years as Athletics the topic at the undergraduate and graduate levels. His primary research focus is on sport Business Manager for the Explorers. He was solely responsible for executing the daily busi- engagement as he studies the individual and community level impact of sport participation ness operations for La Salle's athletics department. James distributed monthly budget reports and events. He has worked with a number of industry partners including the NCAA, NFL, PHL for all sports and departments, and assisted in the overall budget planning for the department. Sport and Under Armour Japan. He is currently the principal investigator on a study funded Prior to his time at La Salle, James spent a year at Villanova University as an intern in by the NCAA that examines the relative consistency of sanctions issued by its Committee on the Athletic Director's office. His responsibilities at Villanova were widely varied, and included 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 Commit- tee and the Nancy and Donald Resnick Academic Support Center Faculty Advisory Commit- tee. Starting in June of 2017, Jordan will serve as the FAR representative to American Confer- ence SAAC group.

Larry Dougherty Kristy Bannon Justin Miller Lee Roberts Tim Thiess Scott Walcoff Jeremy Wang Sr. Associate AD / Sromovsky Senior Director/ Assoc. AD / Sr. Associate AD / Sr. Associate AD / Assoc. AD / Asst. VP Athletic Comm. Sr. Associate AD / Resnick Academic Facilities & Event Finance & Admin. Marketing & Development Saint Joseph’s ‘82 Compliance & Support Center for Management Temple ‘08 Promotions Washington State '04 14th Year at Temple SA Affairs Student Athletes Temple ‘82 6th Year at Temple Syracuse ‘97 1st Year at Temple Rosemont ‘08 Muhlenberg ‘01 32nd Year at Temple 12th Year at Temple 10th Year at Temple 7th Year at Temple GREATNESS DOESN’T QUIT. • 38 • 2017 Temple Women's Soccer

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION Assocaite Director of Athletic Training, David Borchardt (CREW)...... President, Richard M. Englert...... president ...... 7444...... david.borchardt Executive Vice President / COO, Kevin Clark...... 7759...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, Ricker Adkins (WBB, CH&D)...... 2146...... ricker.adkins Provost, JoAnne Epps...... provost Assistant Athletic Trainer, NovaCare, Ryan Anderson (FB).0913...... tuh73479 NCAA Faculty Representative, Jeremy Jordan...... 3811...... jsjordan Assistant Athletic Trainer, Shawn Cameron (MBB, CH&D).. 1618...... shawn.cameron Assistant Athletic Trainer, Helen Clay (VB, ROW)...... 2427...... helen.clay ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Assistant Athletic Trainer, Tara Hannings (FH, LAX)...... 2461...... tara.hannings Director of Athletics, Dr. Patrick Kraft...... 7871...... athletics Assistant Athletic Trainer, Kendall Stewart (MSOC, GYM). 7402...... kendall.stewart Deputy Director of Athletics, Craig Angelos...... 8555...... cangelos Assistant Athletic Trainer, Masahiro Takahagi (FB, GOLF).0873...... hagi Exec. Sr. Assoc. AD, SWA, Mary McElroy...... 2433...... mary.mcelroy Assistant Athletic Trainer, Fafa Tsikata (FH, WTEN)...... 7478...... fafa.tsikata Special Asst. to Director of Athletics, Al Shrier...... 2222...... ashrier5 Assistant Athletic Trainer, Beth Ward (M/W XC, W T&F)...... 7478...... beth.ward Admin. Asst., Director of Athletics, Pat Albright...... 9333...... pat.albright Assistant Athletic Trainer, NovaCare, Monika Young (WSOC, WTEN)...... 2461...... monika.young BUSINESS & ADMINISTRATION Athletic Training Fellow, Zach White (FB)...... 0913...... zach.white Sr. Assoc. AD, Finance and Admin., Tim Thiess...... 2489...... tthiess Office Manager, Sports Medicine, Sandy Rodville...... 9302...... srodville Assoc. AD/Chief of Staff, Vinnie James...... 3837...... vincent.james Assistant Business Manager, Linda Gordon...... 6913...... rgordon STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Assistant Business Manager, Tiffany Howard...... 4271...... thoward Head Strength & Conditioning/Football, David Feeley...... 6419...... Travel Coordinator, Allison Daly...... 3894...... allison.daly Asst. Strength & Conditioning/Football, Jordan Barber...... 6419...... Asst. Strength & Conditioning/Football, Ryan Horton...... 6419...... COMMUNICATIONS Director of Olympic Sports Performance, Tim Teefy...... 6649...... timothy.teefy Sr. Assoc. AD, Athletic Comm., Larry Dougherty...... 2588...... larrydoc Assoc. Strength & Conditioning, Sam Whitney...... 6649...... samuel.whitney Asst. AD, Football Comm., Rich Burg...... 0876...... rich.burg Dir. of Basketball Sports Performance, Rich Levy...... 7516...... richard.levy Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Karen Angell...... 3850...... kauerbach Asst. Strength & Conditioning, Mike Inman...... 2216...... michael.inman Assoc. Dir., Athletic Communications, Lauren Ferrett...... 1608...... lauren.ferrett Asst. Strength & Conditioning, Kendra Miller...... 0875...... kendra.miller

COMPLIANCE & STUDENT-ATHLETE AFFAIRS RESNICK ACADEMIC SUPPORT CENTER FOR STUDENT-ATHLETES Sr. Assoc. AD, Kristy Bannon Sromovsky...... 2790...... ksromovsky Sr. Director, Justin Miller...... 9840...... jsm Asst. AD, TBD...... 3471...... Associate Director, Tara Evans...... 8415...... tuf32757 Director, Teresa Covington...... 4923...... teresa.covington Administrative Specialist, Cheryl Cummings...... 2500...... cheryl.cummings Coordinator, Jesssica Gray...... 2901...... jessica.gray Senior Academic Advisor, Nick Plack...... 7413...... nplack Assistant, Bridget Halligan...... 3087...... compliance Associate Academic Advisor, Irie Dennis...... 9623...... irie.dennis Coordinator of Olympic Sport Recruiting, Brian Harrell...... brian.harrell Academic Advisor, Emily DeRatt...... 8415...... emily.deratt Academic Advisor, Da’Mon Merkerson...... 9841...... damon.merkerson CORPORATE SALES Academic Advisor, Sarah Pergine...... 4966...... sarah.pergine General Manager, Nic Valentino ...... 2935 Academic Advisor, Reid Vanderlinden...... 9346...... reid.vanderlinden ...... [email protected] Senior Learning Specialist, Paris Williams...... 4591...... paris.williams Manager/Business Development, Steve Herman...... 2945 Learning Specialist, Kate Cappetta...... 3119...... tug81397 ...... [email protected] Writing/ESOL Specialist, Mike Antosch...... 9002...... mike.antosch Coordinator/Business Development, Julie Storr...... 2951 ...... [email protected] TICKET OPERATIONS Director of Ticket Operations, Meghan Millar...... 7451...... tickets CREATIVE SERVICES Asst. Box Office Manager, Brian Hawkins...... 3787...... tug29498 Asst. AD, Creative Services, Kelli Sheesley...... 9149...... sheesley General Manager, Andrew Rubinstein......

DEVELOPMENT TICKET SALES Sr. Assoc. AD/Asst. VP, Jeremy Wang...... 2286...... jeremy.wang Account Executive, Kate Gier...... Assoc. AD/Annual and Premium Seating Programs, Brent Vicino Account Executive, Matt Segall...... 7296...... matthew.segall ...... 3340...... brent.vicino Account Executive, Deja Wiggins...... Asst. AD/Major Gifts, Lauren Adee...... 2587...... lauren.adee Asst. AD/Individual Giving, Patrick McLaughlin...... 5508...... Patrick.McLaughlin VIDEO Asst. AD/Development, Joe Morelli...... 1985...... joseph.morelli Asst. AD/Video Services, Kevin Copp...... 8327...... kcopp Asst. Director of Development, Raymond Smeriglio...... 2363...... smeriglio Video Production Manager, Scott Hartkorn...... 1929...... scott.hartkorn Asst. Dir. of Development, Tatiana Matevalli-Oliner...... 2582...... t.m.oliner Video Production Coordinator, Tim Kallal...... 1741...... tim.kallal Video Production Coordinator, Richie Raspa...... tue81255 DIGITAL MEDIA Assistant AD/Digital Media, Morgyn Seigfried...... 2586...... morgyn.seigfried HEAD COACHES Men’s Basketball, Fran Dunphy...... 7443...... fdunphy EQUIPMENT Women’s Basketball, Tonya Cardoza...... 1955...... tcardoza Director of Equipment Operations, Liz DeFelice...... 7108...... elizabeth.defelice Men’s Crew, Brian Perkins...... 1751...... brian.perkins Head Football Equipment Manager, Ken Slough...... 0874...... kenneth.slough Fencing, Nikki Franke...... 1627...... nfranke Head Basketball Equipment Manager, Chris Sasileo...... 7108...... christopher.sasileo Field Hockey, Marybeth Freeman...... 2886...... mbfreeman Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Conner Fowler...... conner.fowler Football, Geoff Collins...... 0855...... nharvin Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Shannon Haviland...... shannon.haviland Men’s Golf, Brian Quinn...... 8224...... bqgolf08 Asst. Equip. Manager, Olympic Sports, Emily Springle...... emily.springle Women’s Gymnastics, Umme Salim-Beasley...... 1669...... usbeasley Women’s Lacrosse, Bonnie Rosen...... 6668...... bonnie.rosen FACILITIES AND EVENT MANAGEMENT Women’s Rowing, Rebecca Smith Grzybowski...... 3692...... grzybowski Assoc. AD, Lee Roberts...... 7250...... lroberts Men’s Soccer, David MacWilliams...... 8477...... coachmac Asst. AD, Bryan Kulp...... 3116...... bkulp Women’s Soccer, Seamus O’Connor...... 3162...... seamus.oconnor Asst. Director, Karen Williams...... 3147...... kwilli00 Men’s & Women’s Tennis, Steve Mauro...... 0157...... sjmauro Coordinator, Facilities & Event Management, Patrick Pagano Men’s & Women’s Track, Elvis Forde...... 8258...... elvis.forde ...... 1728...... patrick.pagano Men’s & Women’s XC, James Snyder...... 3563...... james.snyder Women’s Volleyball, Bakeer Ganesharatnam...... 0476...... bganes MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS Sr. Assoc. AD, Scott Walcoff...... 0544...... swalcoff CHEERLEADING AND DANCE Asst. AD, Denise Fitzpatrick...... 6710...... denise.fitzpatrick Head Cheerleading Coach, Nicole Tovey...... 2789...... tud05742 Marketing Coordinator, Ricky Zum Mallen...... 7237...... ricky.zummallen Diamond Gems Head Coach, Jennifer Keller...... [email protected]

SPORTS MEDICINE SUPPORT STAFF Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. J. Milo Sewerds, MD...... Director of Football Operations, Scott Wallace...... 0859...... scottwallace Team Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Eric Kropf, MD...... Admin. Specialist, Football, Nadia Harvin...... 0858...... nharvin Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Cory J. Keller, DO...... Dir. of Men's Basketball Operations, Raheem Mapp...... 3148...... rmapp Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Michelle Noreski...... Dir. of Women’s Basketball Ops., Tyonna Williams...... 8739...... tyonna.williams Team Physician, Primary Care Doctor, Dr. Ryan Schreiter, DO... Administrative Specialist, Basketball, Katie Colbridge...... 1955...... katie.colbridge Director of Athletic Training, Al Bellamy (FB)...... 0873...... al.bellamy

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FRAN DUNPHY TONYA CARDOZA BRIAN PERKINS NIKKI FRANKE Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Men’s Crew Fencing

MARYBETH FREEMAN GEOFF COLLINS BRIAN QUINN UMME SALIM-BEASLEY Field Hockey Football Men’s Golf Women’s Gymnastics

BONNIE ROSEN REBECCA SMITH-GRZYBOWSKI DAVID MACWILLIAMS SEAMUS O’CONNOR Women’s Lacrosse Women’s Rowing Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer

STEVE MAURO ELVIS FORDE JAMES SNYDER BAKEER GANESHARATNAM Men’s & Women’s Tennis Women’s Track & Field Men's & Women’s Cross Country Women’s Volleyball

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