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2007 QUICK FACTS TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location ...... Durham, N.C. Table of Contents/Quick Facts ...... 1 Founded ...... 1838, Trinity College 2007 Season Preview ...... 2-3 Enrollment ...... 6,197 Head Coach Robbie Church ...... 4 Nickname ...... Blue Devils Coaching Staff ...... 5 Colors ...... Royal Blue & White 2007 Roster ...... 6 Stadium ...... Koskinen Stadium Capacity ...... 7,000 2007 Blue Devil Bios ...... 7-17 Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I Opponents ...... 18 Conference ...... Atlantic Coast 2006 Results/Statistics ...... 19 President ...... Dr. Richard H. Brodhead Records ...... 20-22 Director of Athletics ...... Joe Alleva Honors & Awards ...... 23 Assoc. Director of Athletics/SWA ...... Jacki Silar Blue Devil Alumni ...... 24 Athletic Dept. Phone ...... (919) 684-2120 Duke Academics ...... 25 Ticket Office Phone ...... (919) 681-BLUE Koskinen Stadium ...... 26 Blue Devil History ...... 27 HISTORY First Year of Soccer ...... 1988 Year-By-Year Results ...... 28-29 All-Time Record ...... 231-148-26 Duke University ...... 30-33 NCAA Appearances/Last ...... 13/2006 Last Postseason Opp...... Tennessee COVERING THE BLUE DEVILS Result ...... T, 0-0 (3-4 PK), NCAA Second Round

CONTACT COACHING STAFF Information about the 2007 Duke University Women’s THE SUPPORT STAFF Soccer team will be coordinated by Associate Sports Head Coach ...... Robbie Church Information Director Lindy Brown. Alma Mater ...... Pfeiffer ‘81 Record at Duke/Years ...... 69-48-9/6 INTERVIEWS ACC Record ...... 24-23-3/6 All student-athlete interviews must be arranged through Career Record/Years ...... 156-97-18/13 (W) the Duke Sports Information Office. Please contact Lindy Brown with all requests. Phone interviews 90-58-5/8 (M) with out-of-town media can be arranged by calling the Assistant Coaches ...... Billy Lesesne, SID. Head Coach Robbie Church should be con- Carla Overbeck, Nathan Kipp tacted directly in his office for interviews. Interview Office Phone ...... (919) 668-5749/681-3456 requests must be made at least one day in advance. Athletic Trainer ...... Elizabeth Zanolli Dr. Greg Dale Jeff Howser GODUKE.COM You can find all the updated statistics, releases, bios, Mental Perfor- Speed & Agility TEAM INFORMATION pictures and history of Duke Women’s Soccer on the mance & Enhance- Coach 2006 Record...... 9-8-4 World Wide Web at www.GoDuke.com. ment Coach 2006 ACC Record/Finish ...... 5-4-1/T6th Final Ranking ...... none CREDITS Starters Returning/Lost ...... 7/4 The 2007 Duke Women’s Soccer Media Guide is a publication of the Duke Sports Information Office. Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 12/9

Editor/Designer: Lindy Brown, Associate SID. SPORTS INFORMATION Editorial/Design Assistance: Maegan Azpiazu. Director ...... Art Chase Photography: Jon Gardiner - Duke Photography; Assoc. SID/ Women’s Soccer SID ...... Lindy Brown Max Turner, Andy Mead/YCJ. Office Phone ...... (919) 684-2664 WUSA Photography: Whelchel - NY Power/Bruce Bennett Studios; Kester - Thom Vollenweider. Office Fax ...... (919) 684-2489 Printing: McCain Printing, Danville, Va. Anne Tamporello Elizabeth Zanolli Cell Phone ...... (919) 599-9821 Covers Design: Grant Hawkins Design, Dallas, Strength Coach Athletic Trainer Email Address ...... [email protected] Texas. Website ...... www.GoDuke.com

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3 The Head Coach S

In 2005, the Blue Devils were ranked as high as sixth in the nation and knocked off top-ranked North Carolina on its home field with a 2-1 victory in Chapel Hill. The win was only the second in school history over the Tar Heels. Senior defender Carolyn Robbie Church Ford went on to be selected as the ACC Defensive Player of the Year as Duke Seventh Year At Duke registered 11 shutouts. In 2004, the Blue Devils collected a 15-8 overall and 5-4 ACC mark. Church led 69-48-9 Record Duke to an NCAA Tournament Sweet sixteen appearance and the five league victo- ries was the most since 1997. For his efforts, Church was named NSCAA/adidas Entering his seventh season as head coach of South Region Coach of the Year. the Blue Devil women’s soccer program, Robbie Church, who replaced former head coach Bill Hempen in 2001, is only the Church will feature a much different Duke roster in second coach in Duke’s 19-year history. Over the past seven years, Church has 2007. After boasting very experienced squads the past brought in recruiting classes rated in the top 20 by Soccerbuzz.com - third in 2006, two seasons, Church’s seventh-year roster includes two seniors and 13 under- seventh in 2002, eighth in 2003 and 2007, and 20th in 2004. classmen. Church earned his 100th career victory as a women’s head coach against Florida Over the last four years, Church has led Duke to 52 victories, four NCAA International on Sept. 20, 2002, and collected his 200th career victory on Sept. 26, Tournament appearances, and brought in the third-best recruiting class in the nation in 2003, against Davidson. 2006. In 2003, he guided the Blue Devils to 14 victories, which equaled the most wins for The Blue Devils return seven of 11 starters and 12 letterwinners off last year’s 9- Duke since 1994, and to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Church did all 8-4 overall and 5-4-1 ACC squad. Last year was a season of close matches as the of this with only three seniors, as 16 of 22 letterwinners were underclassmen. The Blue Devils registered eight one-goal games and four ties. One of the major high- Blue Devils finished with a 4-3 record in the ACC, which tied for third place, and were lights was knocking off third-ranked Florida State on senior day with a 3-1 victory ranked as high as sixth nationally. and senior Rebecca Moros earned All-America accolades. Before arriving at Duke, Church compiled a 21-19-1 record in two seasons as head coach at Vanderbilt. He led the Commodores to the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Tournament semifinals in each of his two seasons. THE CHURCH FILE In 1994, Church became the first head coach at UNC Charlotte, a position he held Birthdate ...... June 14, 1957 until 1998. While at Charlotte, he guided the 49ers to a 66-30-10 mark in five seasons, High School...... Woodward Academy including the school’s first NCAA Tournament bid in 1998 and three Conference USA Education ...... Pfeiffer College, 1981, B.A. in Physical Education titles. Church coached men’s college teams at Lynn University (1990), East Carolina South Carolina, 1985, M.A. in Physical Education (1982-84) and Belmont Abbey (1985-89), where he also served as associate athletic Record at Duke/Years ...... 69-48-9/6 (.583) director. ACC Record ...... 24-23-3/6 (.510) Church began his career as a head coach at East Carolina from 1982-84. In 1984, NCAA Tournament Record (Women)/Appearances ...... 5-5-3/6 (.500) he was a men’s assistant coach at Duke under John Rennie. After a one-year stint Career Record (Women)/Years ...... 156-97-20/13 (.608) with the Blue Devils, Church accepted the head coach and associate athletic director Career Record (Men)/Years ...... 95-65-3/8 (.592) position at Belmont Abbey. Overall Record/Years ...... 251-162-23/21 (.602) Over the next five years, he led the Crusaders to a 69-35-1 record, while gradu- ating 90 percent of his players. Included in that stretch were two Carolinas Confer- ence Championships and an NAIA National Tournament appearance in 1989. COACHING BACKGROUND Church moved on to the College of Boca Raton, now Lynn University, in 1990, Men’s Head Coach Women’s Head Coach leading the men’s team to an 17-4-2 mark. In one season, he guided Boca Raton to the 1982 ...... East Carolina, 7-10-0 1994 ...... Charlottte, 13-4-2 District 25 Championship and the NAIA national finals. 1983 ...... East Carolina, 3-16-0 1995 ...... Charlotte, 13-7-2 Throughout his 21 years as a college head coach, Church has amassed a record Totals: ..... East Carolina, 10-26-0 1996 ...... Charlotte, 10-9-2 of 251-162-23. He was recognized as the Carolinas Conference and NAIA Coach of 1985 ...... Belmont Abbey, 10-10-0 1997 ...... Charlotte, 15-4-1 the Year in 1989, the NSCAA/adidas South Region Coach of the Year in 2004 and the 1986 ...... Belmont Abbey, 10-10-0 1998 ...... Charlotte, 15-6-3 Conference USA Coach of the Year in 1997. In addition, Church was the NAIA South 1987 ...... Belmont Abbey, 12-8-1 Totals: ...... Charlotte, 66-30-10 Region Coach of the Year in 1988 and 1989. He was also tabbed the NAIA District 26 1988 ...... Belmont Abbey, 17-3-0 1999 ...... Vanderbilt, 9-10-1 Coach of the Year in 1988 and NAIA District 25 Coach of the Year in 1990. 1989 ...... Belmont Abbey, 20-4-0 2000 ...... Vanderbilt, 12-9-0 In 1991, Church left the college ranks to become the head men’s and women’s Totals: ... Belmont Abbey, 69-35-1 Totals: ...... Vanderbilt, 21-19-1 soccer coach at Charlotte Country Day School. In three seasons at the helm of the 1990 ...... Lynn University, 17-4-2 2001 ...... Duke, 8-10-1 men’s program, Church compiled a 40-22-9 record, including a state finals appear- Totals: .... Lynn University, 17-4-2 2002 ...... Duke, 9-9-2 ance in 1993. The women’s program was equally successful during his two seasons Overall Totals: ...... 96-65-3 (8) 2003 ...... Duke, 14-7-1 as head coach, tallying a 24-7-3 mark and winning the 1992 state championship. 2004 ...... Duke, 15-8-0 A four-year starter at Pfeiffer College, Church was his team’s leading scorer and 2005 ...... Duke, 14-6-1 MVP as a senior. He was selected NAIA All-South Region, was an All-Conference 2006 ...... Duke, 9-8-4 performer, and was inducted into the school’s Sports Hall of Fame in 1998. He Totals: ...... Duke, 69-48-9 graduated from Pfeiffer with a bachelor of arts degree in health and physical education Overall Totals: ...... 156-97-20 (13) in 1981. Church went on to earn his master’s degree in health and physical education Coaching Honors: from the University of South Carolina in 1985. NAIA National Coach of the Year (1989), Carolinas Conference Coach of the Church and his wife, the former Linda Atkins, have two children, Ashley (20) and Year (1989), Conference USA Coach of the Year (1997), NSCAA/adidas Kyle (18). Ashley will be a senior on the women’s soccer team at UNC Wilmington, South Region Coach of the Year (2004) Kyle will be a sophomore at UNC Charlotte and is a member of the men’s basketball squad. The Church family resides in Durham.

4 SU The Coaching Staff Billy Lesesne Carla Overbeck Associate Head Coach • 7th Season Assistant Coach • 16th Season

Billy Lesesne begins his seventh season with the In her collegiate coaching debut, Carla Overbeck made Duke women’s soccer program and his fourth as associ- an immediate impact on the Duke University women’s ate head coach. He had spent three seasons as assis- soccer program, helping the 1992 Blue Devils advance to tant coach before being promoted over the summer of the NCAA title game. Over the last 15 years, she has 2004. In addition to his coaching duties at Duke, Lesesne continued her work with the Blue Devils as Duke has was a North Carolina ODP state coach and Region III advanced to the NCAA Tournament 13 times. staff coach in 2002-03. A three-time All-America selection at the University of Lesesne came to Duke from Vanderbilt, where he North Carolina, Overbeck was a member of four un- served as current Duke head coach Robbie Church’s beaten Tar Heel national title squads from 1986-89. North assistant for one season, guiding the team to the semifi- Carolina posted a phenomenal 95-match unbeaten streak nals of the Southeastern Conference Tournament (SEC) (89-0-6) during her career. in 2000. Overbeck was a four-time member of the NCAA All-Tournament Team and a two- Before his two-year stint at Vanderbilt, Lesesne was the head coach of the men’s and time All-ACC selection. In addition, she was a member of the 1986 Soccer America women’s soccer programs at his alma mater, Erskine College, for six years. There he All-America Freshman Team and was the Most Valuable Defensive Player of the 1988 earned several coaching honors, including NSCAA Division II Women’s South Region NCAA Tournament. Coach of the Year and Carolina’s Virginia Athletic Conference Women’s Coach of the Overbeck’s playing accomplishments include competing for the United States Year in 1997, after leading the Lady Fleet to a 15-2-1 record and the conference National Team. Overbeck was an instrumental player for the U.S. in winning the 1991 championship. He also won the Carolina’s Virginia Athletic Conference Messick Award Women’s World Cup in China. She captained the 1995 U.S. World Cup squad that for Sportsmanship in 1996, 1997 and 1998, as well as the conference award for highest advanced to the semifinals and also served as captain of the 1996 U.S. Olympic Team graduation rates for student-athletes. that won the gold medal. Lesesne began his coaching career at Cambridge Academy in Greenwood, S.C., In 1998, Overbeck competed on the gold-medal-winning Goodwill Games squad. in 1988 before serving as the assistant men’s coach at the College of Charleston from She again captained Team USA to the 1999 World Cup Championship and to a silver 1990-91. He also coached the South Carolina’s Boys’ State Olympic Development medal in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Program team from 1990-95 and the Girls’ State ODP team from 1996-99. On May 6, 2006, Overbeck was elected to the National Soccer Hall of Fame. Lesesne enjoyed a successful playing career, playing three years of professional Overbeck, who graduated from North Carolina with a degree in psychology in 1990, soccer with the Charleston Battery (USISL/A-League) and four years at Erskine attended Richardson High School in Richardson, Texas. She and her husband, Greg, College where he was a NAIA All-America his senior year and an NSCAA All-South have one son, Jackson (10) and a daughter, Carson Elizabeth (4). honoree his last two seasons. He also earned NAIA All-District 6 honors from 1983-86 and was the Jake Todd/Erskine College Senior Athlete Award winner for the 1986-87 school year. He graduated from Erskine in 1987 with a bachelor’s degree in biology/ natural science. Nathan Kipp Lesesne and his wife, Wendy, have one daughter, Victoria, who was born on March Goalkeeper Coach • 2nd Season 11, 2005. The family resides in Durham. Nathan Kipp, a 2000 graduate of UNC Greens- boro, begins his second season as goalkeepers coach with the Blue Devils after spending the 2005 season as an assistant coach at his alma mater. Last year, Kipp helped guide Allison Lipsher to nine shutouts and a 0.89 goals against average in his first campaign with the Blue Devils. He spent three years at UNCG as an assistant coach, as Kipp was also the goalkeepers coach in 2001 and 2002. A four-year letterwinner at UNCG, Kipp played from 1996-99 and was the starting goalkeeper as a junior and senior. He finished his career with 124 saves and a 0.96 goals against average. As a junior, Kipp’s squad registered a 16-2-2 record leading UNCG to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. In addition, he earned 1998 Southern Conference Tournament MVP honors and 1999 All-Southern Conference Tournament team accolades. A CoSIDA/Academic All-District selection in 1998, Kipp obtained a bachelor of science degree in physics from UNCG. Kipp served as assistant coach for the Iona women’s soccer team for two seasons prior to returning to UNC Greensboro last fall. Kipp is a native of Gambier, Ohio, and played for the Carolina Dynamo in 2001 and 2002. He went on to capture United States League Goalkeeper of the Year honors after leading the league with a 0.87 goals against average in 2002. Kipp and his wife, Janie, reside in Chapel Hill, N.C.

5 Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/High School 00 Cassidy Powers GK 5-11 Jr. San Ramon, Calif./California HS 1 Allison Lipsher* GK 5-9 Sr. Honolulu, Hawaii/Punahou School 2 Rebecca Allen F 5-6 Fr. Jenks, Okla./Jenks HS 3 Sheila Kramer D 5-8 Jr. Camp Hill, Pa./Cumberland Valley 4 Gretchen Miller D 5-8 Fr. Fairport, N.Y./Our Lady of Mercy HS 5 Jane Alukonis D/M 5-4 So. Cocoa Beach, Fla./Cocoa Beach HS 6 Kelly Hathorn* D/M 5-9 Jr. Durham, N.C./Riverside HS 7 Carey Goodman F/M 5-9 Fr. Greensboro, N.C./Grimsley HS 8 KayAnne Gummersall F 5-8 So. Wilmette, Ill./New Trier HS 9 Meaghan FitzGerald D/M 5-8 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Summit Country Day School 10 CJ Ludemann M 5-4 So. Holtsville, N.Y./St. Anthony’s HS 11 Sara Murphy D 5-8 So. Mendham, N.J./Pingry School 12 Kendall Bradley M/F 5-6 Fr. Durham, N.C./Durham Academy 13 Lorraine Quinn M 5-2 Jr. Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale HS 14 Christie McDonald* D 5-8 Jr. Newnan, Ga./Newnan HS 15 Molly Lester D 5-4 Fr. Atlanta, Ga./The Lovett School 16 Elisabeth Redmond F/M 5-6 So. Morristown, N.J./The Lawrenceville School 17 Marybeth Kreger M 5-6 Fr. Noblesville, Ind./Noblesville HS 18 Kelly McCann D 5-7 Jr. Carlsbad, Calif./LaCosta Canyon 19 Madeline McEwen M 5-9 Fr. Durham, N.C./Riverside HS 25 Andrea Crane F/D 5-6 Sr. Springboro, Ohio/Bishop Fenwick HS

Head Coach: Robbie Church (Pfeiffer, 1981) *Tri-Captains Associate Head Coach: Billy Lesesne (Erskine, 1987) Assistant Coaches: Nathan Kipp (UNC Greensboro, 2000)-goalkeepers; Carla Overbeck (North Carolina, 1990) Athletic Trainer: Elizabeth Zanolli (Chapman, 1999)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Georgia ...... 2 Jane Alukonis ...... Al-uh-cone-is Ohio ...... 2 KayAnne Gummersall ...... Gum-er-sahl Florida ...... 1 Marybeth Kreger ...... Kre-ger Hawaii ...... 1 Billy Lesesne ...... Luh-sane Illinois ...... 1 CJ Ludemann ...... Lood-a-man Indiana ...... 1 Madeline McEwen ...... Mick-ew-n New Jersey ...... 1 Pennsylvania ...... 1 SQUAD BREAKDOWN Oklahoma...... 1 By Class Seniors ...... 2 By Height Juniors ...... 6 5-11 ...... 1 Sophomores ...... 5 5-9 ...... 4 Freshmen ...... 8 5-8 ...... 6 5-7 ...... 1 By State 5-6 ...... 5 North Carolina ...... 4 5-4 ...... 3 New York ...... 4 5-2 ...... 1 California ...... 2

6 Blue Devil Bios Andrea Crane allison lipsher Senior • 5-6 • Forward Senior • 5-9 • Goalkeeper Springboro, Ohio Honolulu, Hawaii Bishop Fenwick HS Punahou School

A three-time ACC Honor Roll selection. Junior (2006): One of the top goalkeepers in the nation ... owns 26 Did not play collegiate soccer as a junior as she studied shutouts in three years at Duke, which ranks second on abroad at the University of Slazburg and backpacked to Duke and fifth on the ACC career charts ... her career 15 countries. Sophomore (2005): Appeared in four 0.88 goals against average and 174 saves rank first and games ... totaled one assist on the year against San Diego ... played in 35 total fourth, respectively, on the Duke charts … trained with the U-20 National Team in the minutes. Freshman (2004): Earned playing time in nine games … provided strong spring of 2006. Junior (2006): Played in all 21 matches for Duke, starting 20 of those defense for the team. Prep: A four-year letterwinner at Bishop Fenwick H.S. under … led Duke to nine shutouts, which ranks tied for first in a single season … her 0.89 head coach Mary Revelos … a two-time third team All-State, three-time first team All- goals against average ranked fifth all-time at Duke for a single season … racked up 76 League, two-time first team All-Area and MML Player of the Year selection as a junior saves, good enough for seventh-best for saves in a season, for a save percentage of and senior … a four-year letterwinner and captain as a senior ... 2003 NSCAA 80 … four of her shutouts came against ACC squads – Boston College, Maryland, Scholar All-America ... for her career, finished with 72 goals and 52 assists … led the Miami and N.C. State ... did not allow a goal in 220 minutes during NCAA Tourna- league in scoring as a junior and senior with 29 and 25 goals, respectively ... had 20 ment games against Tennessee and Louisville ... led Duke to a 3-0 shutout win at 13th- assists as a senior and 15 as a junior ... notched 16 goals and nine assists as a ranked Yale ... totaled a career-best 11 saves against Tennessee in the NCAA sophomore to lead the Bishop Fenwick team ... as a sophomore, named second team Tournament. Sophomore (2005): Selected to Soccer Buzz & NSCAA All-South- All-Area ... as a freshman, posted two goals and eight assists ... played for the DSA east Region second team and named Duke/adidas Classic Defensive MVP ... Premiere club team and won the Ohio State Championships in 2001, 2002 and 2003 played in all 21 matches for the Blue Devils, starting 20 ... delivered nine shutouts on ... 2003 and 2004 regional semifinalist. Personal: Andrea Marie Crane was born on the season ... her 0.59 goals against average was a new school record... tallied 45 December 19, 1985, in Kettering, Ohio … daughter of Rod and Regina Crane … has saves for a save percentage of 78.9 ... collected five shutouts against ACC squads- three brothers- Kevin (23), Robert (19) and Patrick (15), and one sister, Regina (16) ... Miami, N.C. State, Virginia Tech, Maryland and Wake Forest. Freshman (2004): majoring in public policy. Earned All-ACC Freshman team accolades ... selected to Soccer Buzz All-South- east Region All-Freshman squad ... started 19 games for Duke at goalkeeper … Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points owned a 1.19 goals against average, which ranks sixth-best for a season in the Duke 2005 4/0 0 0 1 1 record books … delivered eight shutouts on the season, fourth-best in Blue Devil 2004 9/0 0 0 0 0 history … notched 516.34 straight minutes and six straight matches without allowing Career 13/0 0 0 1 1 a goal ... tallied 53 saves for a save percentage of 70.7 … played every minute of Duke’s overtime games against Tennessee and Maryland … earned Outrigger Soc- cer Classic All-Tournament accolades in her home state of Hawaii ... bookended the season with seven saves in matches against Tennessee and UCLA. Prep: 2004 Honolulu Advertiser State Player of the Year and Gatorade Player of the Year … member of 2004 McDonald’s All-America team ... a 2003 NSCAA All-America … a four-year starter at Punahou School … 2003 & 2001 All-State ... two-time All-Confer- ence selection ... led her high school team to 44-3-7 record over four years ... as a senior, led Punahou to a 13-0 record and the state championship … did not allow a goal in the 13 contests … won the state championship as a junior with a 12-0-1 record ... finished third in the state championship with a 9-2-2 record as a sophomore ... Olympic Development Region Team and National Poll participant from 2000-2003 ... 2003 Junior Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... as a freshman, led Punahou to a 10-1-4 record and finished fifth in the state championship ... ILH champions from 2001-04 … played on the club team HSC Bulls ... the HSC Bulls Player of the Year in 2000 ... 1999-2003 HSC Bulls State Champions ... HSC Bulls regional semifinalist and Surf Cup semifinalist in 2002 & 2003. Personal: Allison Shelby Lipsher was born on January 24, 1986, in Honolulu, Hawaii … daughter of Julian and the late Shore Hodge Lipsher ... majoring in history, while also obtaining a markets & management certificate.

Year GP/GS Min. Saves GA GAA SO W-L 2006 21/20 1925:00 76 19 0.89 9 9-7-4 2005 21/20 1817:03 45 12 0.59 9 13-6-1 2004 19/19 1667:46 53 22 1.19 8 10-7 Career 62/59 5409:49 174 53 0.88 26 32-20-5

7 Blue Devil Bios Lorraine quinn Kelly hathorn Junior • 5-2 • Midfielder Junior • 5-9 • Defender/Midfielder Farmingdale, N.Y. Durham, N.C. Farmingdale HS Riverside HS

Missed the 2005 season due to a foot injury. Junior Played key minutes for the Blue Devils on both the (2006): Played in all 21 games, starting 19, for the Blue offensive and defensive ends. Sophomore (2006): Devils … tied for second on the team with four assists … Named ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District III … scored her only goal of the year against third-ranked started 16 games for the Blue Devils and played in three Florida State, while also tallying an assist … other assists came against Kansas, others … lone assist on the year came against N.C. State … aided the Blue Devil Virginia Tech and N.C. State. Summer of 2006: Led the Long Island Fury to the defense in eight of nine shutouts … took four shots and tallied 1,233 minutes for the WPSL Championship. Sophomore (2005): Received a medical redshirt due to a season ... earned All-ACC Academic team accolades. Summer of 2006: Played foot injury. Freshman (2004): Earned All-ACC Freshman team honors ... named to six contests for the Carolina Dynamo of the W-League. Freshman (2005): Named Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region All-Freshman squad ... started all 23 games for the Duke’s Rookie of the Year ... saw action in 20 matches for the Blue Devils, started 14 Blue Devils … member of Outrigger Soccer Classic All-Tournament team ... led the ... took four shots and garnered 1,056 minutes ... helped guide the Duke defense to 11 freshmen with three goals and five assists for 11 points … scored her first goal, the shutouts. Prep: Selected 2004 NSCAA/adidas Youth Girls All-America ... scored game-winner, in the second match of the season against Elon … notched a goal and 101 career goals in high school ... a four-time All-Conference, All-Region and MVP of an assist against Davidson …provided a goal and an assist in a 9-3 win over Virginia team ... a four-year letterwinner at Riverside H.S. ... nominated for the Gatorade Tech … contributed an assist in a 3-0 victory against 18th-ranked Wake Forest … Player of the Year for North Carolina as a senior ... as a freshman, junior and senior, assisted on the only goal in a victory against Kennesaw State. Prep: A five-year led her team to the conference championship ... earned Conference Player of the Year varsity starter at Farmingdale High School … member of the Under-19, Under-17 and as a sophomore and senior ... led her club team, CASL Spartan Elite, to the state Under-16 United States Women’s National Teams … 2003 Gatorade N.Y. State championship six times ... member of North Carolina ODP team from 2000-2005 ... Player of the Year … member of 2004 McDonald’s All-America team ... two-time played on the Region III ODP team from 2002-05. Personal: Kelly Elizabeth NSCAA All-America … two-time Parade All-America (2002 and 2003) … ranked as Hathorn was born on June 5, 1987, in Durham, N.C. ... daughter of James and the 22nd-best recruit in the nation by Soccer America ... selected to the EA Sports Marybeth Hathorn ... has two brothers, James (22) and John (17), and one sister, High School All-America team ... finished her high school career with school records Erin (21), played soccer at Duke ... her uncle, Jim Spanarkel, played basketball at in goals (38) and assists (65) … four-time All-State, All-County and High School MVP Duke from 1975-79 ... other relatives who attended Duke include her father, Jim … received the 2002 Mike Clarke Award as the County Player of the Year … 2002 (1979), mother, Marybeth Spanarkel (1979), grandmother, Anne Hathorn (1946), and New York State Player of the Year … captain of her high school team from her grandfather, Guy Hathorn (1948) ... majoring in psychology. sophomore through senior years … played club soccer for the HBC Fury … as a Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points junior, collected 12 goals and 16 assists leading Farmingdale to a 13-1-1 record … led 2006 19/16 4 0 1 1 the Fury to six state championships, three regional championships, Jefferson Cup 2005 20/14 4 0 0 0 and Disney Cup Championships, while being ranked No. 1 in the nation. Personal: Career 39/30 8 0 1 1 Lorraine Sylvia Quinn was born on August 14, 1986, Bethpage, N.Y. … daughter of John and Cathleen Quinn … has one sister, Jacqueline (23), and one brother, John (18) ... majoring in sociology with a minor in psychology.

Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points 2005 21/19 28 1 4 6 2004 23/23 10 3 5 11 Career 44/42 38 4 9 17

8 Blue Devil Bios sheila kramer Kelly mccann Junior • 5-8 • Defender Junior • 5-7 • Defender Camp Hill, Pa. Carlsbad, Calif. Cumberland Valley LaCosta Canyon

A two-time member of the ACC Honor Roll. Sopho- Member of both the women’s soccer and track & field more (2006): Played in 16 games for Duke, starting two teams as a freshman but did not run track as a sopho- … took one shot on the year in 400 minutes … played in more. Sophomore (2006): Saw action in 19 games shutouts against Western Carolina, Yale, UAB, N.C. while starting two of them … took three shots and gar- State, Maryland and Miami. Freshman (2005): Saw action in five matches for the nered 607 minutes on the year … saw defensive action in eight of Duke’s shutouts on Blue Devils, garnering 60 minutes. Prep: Played for the nationally ranked Pennsyl- the season. Freshman (2005): Saw action in all 21 matches for the Blue Devils, vania Strikers club team ... led the Strikers to the state championships eight times ... starting two ... recorded one assist and took three shots ... first career assist came in anchored the defense for the Strikers, the Eastern PA state champions for the last the season opener against UNC Greensboro as the Blue Devils won, 1-0 ... gar- seven years ... regional finalist in 2003, 2004 and Indoor State Champion in 2003 ... nered 775 minutes, helping Duke to its 11 shutouts ... on the track & field team, earned member of ODP team from 1999-2004 ... ODP Region 1 Champion in 2000 ... a All-East honors as part of the distance medley relay team at the ECAC Indoor three-year letterwinner in soccer for AAA Cumberland Valley High School ... started Championships ... broke into Duke’s top-five performance list by running a 1:15.61 in as a freshman and sophomore before being injured her junior season, returning for the 500m. Prep: Led her La Costa H.S. team to a No. 1 national ranking in 2004 and state playoffs ... as a sophomore and junior, team advanced to the state finals and was to start the 2005 spring season ... played for the San Diego Surf Club team for the last the district champion ... as a freshman, listed by the Patriot News as a “ Freshman nine years ... led her team to the CYSA-South National State Championship in 1999, to Watch” ... led team to a 66-12-3 record over the three years ... did not play her 2001 and 2003, Far West Regional Championship in 2003, Far West Regional Finals senior year due to injury rehab and club team commitments ... lettered in basketball as in 1999 and 2001, and the Surf Cup/Girls Surf Cup Championship seven times ... a freshman winning the AAAA District and State Champion titles ... member of the MVP of her track squad for four straight years ... finished third in the state champion- National Honor Society as sophomore, junior and senior ... received the Academic ship of the 800m in 2004 ... CIF Division I 400m champion in 2002, 800m champion Excellence Award as a senior. Personal: Sheila Kinney Kramer was born on in 2003, 2004 and 2005 and second in the state championship of the 800m in 2003 ... October 30, 1986, in Harrisburg, Pa. ... daughter of Pete and Eileen Kramer ... has member of the California ODP pool in 2004 ... owned a 4.43 grade point average in three sisters, Caitlin (23), Jenna (18) and Missy (16), and one brother, Pete, (12) ... high school. Personal: Kelly Jean McCann was born on May 22, 1987, in her father, Pete, played basketball at Duke from 1971-75 and her uncle, Tate Armstrong, Southern California ... daughter of James and Paula McCann ... has one sister, also played basketball at Duke from 1973-77 ... other relatives who attended Duke Allison (18), and one brother, James (14) ... majoring in art history and visual arts include her aunt, Melissa Moore Armstrong (1977) ... majoring in political science along with obtaining a markets and management certificate. along with a markets and management certificate. Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points 2006 19/2 3 0 0 0 2006 16/2 1 0 0 0 2005 21/2 3 0 1 1 2005 5/0 0 0 0 0 Career 40/4 6 0 1 1 Career 21/2 1 0 0 0

9 Blue Devil Bios christie mcdonald Cassidy powers Junior • 5-8 • Defender Junior • 5-11 • Goalkeeper Newnan, Ga. San Ramon, Calif. Newnan HS California HS

Received the 2007 Wilma Rudolph Student-Athlete Sophomore (2006): Started one match for the Blue Award. Sophomore (2006): Started 18 of 21 matches Devils against 18th-ranked Connecticut ... played 45 for the Blue Devils … earned Soccer Buzz second team minutes, allowing two goals. Summer of 2006: Played All-Region accolades ... tallied one assist and one goal for the USASA National Select Team Camp in Carson, on the season … recorded an assist against 27th-ranked St. Louis in the season Calif. ... one of 18 players who traveled to Mexico to play the U-20 Mexican National opener … named to the Duke Classic All-Tournament team ... scored lone goal in a 1- Team and Full Mexican National Team as part of the U.S. U-20 National “B” team. 1 tie with Marquette … recorded 12 shots on the year in 1,684 minutes ... earned All- Freshman (2005): Saw action in one game for the Blue Devils ... made one save in ACC Academic team accolades. Freshman (2005): Played in all 21 matches for a 5-0 win against San Diego. Prep: Led Pleasanton Rage U-18 squad to the State Duke, starting 11 ... recorded five goals and one assist for 11 points ... garnered two Cup Championship, GSSL League Championship, Far West Regional semifinals game-winning goals on the season ... first career goal came in a 1-0 win over UNC and Region IV semifinals in 2005 ... named GSSL League-California High School Greensboro with the goal coming in overtime ... scored second game-winning goal in MVP in 2005 ... received the Tri-Valley Prep Award and named EBAL All-League a 1-0 victory over Maryland ... tallied lone assist of the season in a 2-0 win against first team goalkeeper as a senior ... listed as “goalie to watch” by the San Ramon Davidson ... scored goals in back-to-back games against San Diego and Virginia Valley Times ... started 36 EBAL preseason and regular season games while totaling Tech ... picked up a goal against Fairfield in the first round of the NCAA Tournament ... 14 shutouts ... earned the NCS Scholar Athlete Award as a freshman, sophomore took 37 shots and played in 1,058 minutes. Prep: Registered 110 goals and 36 and senior ... led the Pleasanton Rage U-17 team to the state cup finals in 2001-02, assists over four years of high school ... 2005 Georgia Gatorade Player of the Year 2002-03 and 2003-04 ... were league champions in 2001-02 ... member of ODP ... 2004 NSCAA/adidas Youth Girls All-America and Scholar All-America ... a four- CYSA-N State Team from 2003-05, Region IV Camp in 2003 and 2004, Region IV time first team All-County, first team All-Region and first team Atlanta Journal Consti- Poll in 2004 and participated in the Nike Friendship Cup in 2003 and 2004. Personal: tution Southside honoree ... posted 29 goals and five assists as a senior ... partici- Cassidy Leigh Powers was born on April 2, 1987, in Long Island, N.Y. ... daughter pated in U-20 National Team Camp in Carson, Calif., in May 2005 and adidas Cup of Gerard and Kathleen Powers ... has one sister, Mallory (23) ... majoring in in Houston, Texas in 2005 ... County Player of the Year as a sophomore, junior and biological anthropology and anatomy. senior ... scored 35 goals and had eight assists as a junior ... posted 27 goals and Year GP/GS Min. Saves GA GAA SO W-L eight assists as a sophomore ... notched 19 goals and 15 assists as a freshman ... led 2006 1/0 45.00 0 2 4.00 0 0-1-0 the PTC 87 Lazers Elite Club team to the Region III Championship in 2001, semifinals 2005 1/0 35:11 1 0 0.00 0 0-0-0 in 2002 and finals in 2003 and 2004 ... 2003 WAGS Cup Champions and 2003 and Career 2/0 80:11 1 2 2.24 0 0-1-0 2004 Premier League Champion ... team captain for the last three years ... member of state and region III ODP team from 2002-05 ... participated in the ESP National Camp in 2002, Under-19 ODP Region European Trip in 2004 and the Under-19 ODP Region Event in Carson City, Calif., in 2005. Personal: Christie Terrell McDonald was born on March 26, 1987, in Augusta, Ga. ... daughter of Andrew and Lisa McDonald ... has one brother, Mark (21) ... her mom, Lisa, played field hockey at Davidson ... majoring in english along with minors in history and sociology. Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points 2006 21/18 12 1 1 3 2005 21/11 37 5 1 11 Career 42/29 49 6 2 14

10 Blue Devil Bios jane alukonis Kayanne gummersall Sophomore • 5-4 • D/M Sophomore • 5-8 • Forward Cocoa Beach, Fla. Wilmette, Ill. Cocoa Beach HS New Trier HS

Freshman (2006): Saw action in all 21 of Duke’s Freshman (2006): Selected to the Soccer Buzz & All- matches, starting 16 of those … took three shots in 1,195 ACC Freshman teams ... played in every match for the minutes for the Blue Devils … helped Duke to nine shut- Blue Devils, starting six … led the Blue Devils in goals, outs on the season in both the midfield and defensive with seven on the year, and points, with 16 for the sea- positions. Prep: Soccer Buzz top-25 recruit ... two-time NSCAA All-America ... son … also added two assists for the season … scored first career goal in the season member of U.S. Under 16 & 17 National teams ... led Melbourne Central Catholic opener against St. Louis … her three game-winning goals, including two in ACC High School to two Florida State Championships ... 2005 and 2006 Parade All- play, tied for first for Duke … led Duke with four goals and 10 points in ACC play ... America ... led her U.S. squad to a fourth-place finish at the 2005 ODP National had goals against Virginia Tech, Boston College, N.C. State and Miami, while totaling Championship ... as a senior, collected 15 goals and 15 assists ... named to Brevard assists against Florida State and Clemson … named ACC Co-Player of the Week Florida and All-Florida All-Star teams ... registered 16 goals as a junior ...selected All- and to the Soccer America Team of the Week on Oct. 3 ... also led the Blue Devils in State and All-Central Florida ... scored two goals in the state championship game, shot percentage at 21.2 on 33 shots … garnered 1,058 minutes on the season. Prep: while finishing with 32 goals and six assists as a sophomore ... named All-State, All- Soccer Buzz top-50 recruit ... three-time All-State and Chicago Tribune All-State Central Florida and All-Cape Coast ... member of Florida ODP and Region III ODP selection ... scored 136 career goals, had 77 assists and 213 points at New Trier, for five years ... scored winning goal in state championship as a freshman ... earned which were all school records ... as a senior, scored 48 goals, had 26 assists and had All-Cape Coast, All-Central Florida and All-State ... plays for the Indialantic Force 74 points, which were all school records ... led her high school team to a 28-2 record club team, but played for the Dallas Texans in 2006 and led the squad to the regional her senior year ... earned NSCAA All-America All-Region, All-State and Illinois finals. Personal: Jane Courtney Alukonis was born July 18, 1988, in Melbourne, Player of the Year for Chicago Sun-Times, Chicago Tribune and NSCAA Coaches Fla. ... daughter of Steve and Mary Ann Alukonis ... has three sisters— Katelyn (20), Player of the Year as a senior ... Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year as a junior ... Sun Lauren (16) and Emma (7). Times 2005 Player of the Year ... member of 2003, ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 State IL ODP team Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points ... member of Region II team from 2003-06 ... played on the U-17 National Team ... 2006 21/16 3 0 0 0 led her high school team to the 2003, 2004 and 2006 state championships and 2005 state runner-up ... as a junior, led her New Trier H.S. team to a 29-1 overall record, while posting 40 goals and 21 assists ... NSCAA All-America and EA Sports All- America ... as a sophomore, led New Trier to a 30-0 mark with 35 goals and 16 assists ... went 28-0-2 as a freshman on the New Trier squad ... registered 16 goals and 15 assists ... in 2004 and 2005, traveled with Region II 88 team to Holland, Austria, Germany and France ... member of the Eclipse Club team which is a three- time state, three-time regional and two-time national USYS Champion ... led Eclipse to the 2004 Disney Showcase title ... two-year letterwinner in basketball. Personal: KayAnne Gummersall was born on February 19, 1988, in Evanston, Ill. ... daughter of Geoff and Anne Gummersall ... has three sisters— Ginny (17), Gwen (15) and Glory (12) ... member of New Trier Girls Club, which raises money for girls schol- arships, SALT (Student-Athlete Leadership Team) and honor roll. Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points 2006 21/6 33 7 2 16

11 Blue Devil Bios CJ Ludemann Sara Murphy Sophomore • 5-4 • Midfielder Sophomore • 5-7 • Defender Holtsville, N.Y. Mendham, N.J. St. Anthony’s HS Pingry School

Freshman (2006): Played in all 21 games for Duke, Freshman (2006): Played in 20 matches, while starting with her lone start coming against Western Carolina … 18 … tallied first career assist and point in a 3-0 shutout her first career assist and point came against Virginia against N.C. State … helped the Blue Devil defense to Tech as Duke won 3-1 … tallied 13 shots, including three nine shutouts for the season … named the Duke Defen- on goal … garnered 637 minutes for the season. Summer of 2006: Played for the sive MVP of the North/South Challenge ... took 15 shots, six of which were on goal Adirondack Lynx of the WPSL ... led team to first in the North Eastern Division, but … garnered 1,737 minutes, the most of any freshman on Duke’s squad. Prep: lost in the playoffs. Prep: Soccer Buzz top-10 recruit ... member of U.S. Under-16 Soccer Buzz top-25 recruit ... member of U-16 and U-17 National Teams ... 2005 & Under-17 National Teams ... 2004 and 2005 NSCAA All-America ... led St. NSCAA and Parade All-America ... as a senior, totaled 11 goals and 11 assists ... as Anthony’s H.S. to the state championship in 2005 ... 2005 ODP National Champion a captain, led Pingry to a 19-1-1 overall record ... 2005 U.S. adidas Cup Champion ... selected Golden Boot Award winner at 2005 nationals ... her club team, Commack ... led her Pingry H.S. team to the 2004 and 2005 conference, county and state ISA, were four-time state champions ... member of Region I team for four years and championships ... New Jersey first team All-State ... NSCAA/adidas H.S. Girls All- New York ODP team for five years ... led Commack ISA to regional finals two years Region II in 2005 .. 2005 Conference and County Player of the Year ... led her club in a row ... lettered in track & field as a freshman and sophomore. Personal: Casie team, PDA Wildcats, to the national championship in 2003, third place in 2004 and Jericho Ludemann was born on March 30, 1989, in Stonybrook, N.Y. ... daughter of runner-up in 2005 and 2006 ... PDA Wildcats were the regional champions in 2001 Russell and Barbara Ludemann ... her uncle, Ron Nesslinger is a Duke graduate. and from 2003-06, and state champions in 2000 and from 2002-06. Personal: Sara Christine Murphy was born on March 4, 1988, in Morristown, N.J. ... daughter of Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Jay and Marcy Murphy ... has two sisters, Erin (16) and Melissa (13). 2006 21/1 13 0 1 1 Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points 2006 20/18 15 0 1 1

12 Blue Devil Bios Elisabeth redmond Sophomore • 5-6 • F/M Morristown, N.J. The Lawrenceville School

Trained with the United States U-21 Women’s National Team on two occasions in the offseason. Freshman (2006): Received Soccer Buzz and All-ACC Freshman team honors ... played all 21 matches, leading all fresh- men in starts with 19 … led the Blue Devils in assists with seven … selected Duke’s Offensive MVP of the North/South Challenge ... tallied three goals, while her 13 points ranked second on the Blue Devil squad ... took 49 shots on the year, 26 of which were on goal … her three game-winning goals were tied for best on the team … registered her first career goal and assist in the season- opening 3-1 win against St. Louis … also scored goals against Virginia Tech and N.C. State … had assists in matches against Yale, Connecticut, Florida State and Miami, and two against Clem- son … tallied 1,484 minutes ... earned All-ACC Academic team accolades. Prep: Listed by Soccer Buzz as one of the top recruits in the nation ... scored 100 goals and had 62 assists for The Lawrenceville School ... member of U.S. Under-16, Under-17 and Under-20 National Team pools ... 2005 and 2006 Parade All-America ... three- time NSCAA All-America ... a four-year letterwinner at The Lawrenceville School ... a four-time first team All-State, All-Prep, All-County and All-Parochial from 2002-05 ... Star-Ledger Union County Player of the Year as a sophomore ... led Union County in scoring as a freshman and sophomore ... 2003 Snickers Under-15 National Championship Golden Boot Award ... led her club team, PDA Wildcats, to the national championship in 2003, third place in 2004 and runner-up in 2005 and 2006 ... PDA Wildcats were the regional champions in 2001 and from 2003-05, and state champions in 2000 and from 2002-05 ... a first team All-State selection for indoor track & field ... holds the school record in the 4x400 relay (3:58). Personal: Elisabeth Marie Red- mond was born on November 27, 1987, in Morristown, N.J. ... daughter of Robert and Elise Redmond ... has two sisters, Siobhan (23) and Jen (20) and two brothers, rebecca allen Robbie (17) and Sam (15) ... her sister, Jen, is a sophomore on the Virginia soccer team ... her sister, Siobhan, played soccer at Middlebury College from 2002-04. Freshman • 5-6 • Forward Year GP/GS Shots Goals Assists Points Jenks, Okla. 2006 21/19 26 3 7 13 Jenks HS

Prep: 2006 and 2007 Oklahoma Gatorade Player of the Year ... top-75 recruit by Soccer Buzz ... scored eight goals and notched 15 assists as a senior ... selected 2007 Tulsa World Metro first team ... captain of her Jenks H.S. squad as a senior ... received the 2007 Frank Herald Memorial Award for the Outstanding H.S. Athlete ... 2007 March Student of the Month ... 2006 NSCAA All- America ... 2006 NSCAA Oklahoma State Player of the Year ... 2006 NSCAA All- Region ... 2006 6A State Soccer and Academic Champion ... club team, Hurricane 89 Elkington, was eight-time state champions, which was an Oklahoma record ... All- District and all-conference honors as a senior, junior and sophomore ... was featured in Sports Illustrated “Faces in the Crowd” ... selected for the Region III ‘88 ODP team and the Oklahoma ODP team ... a Region III semi-finalist ... two-time Region III finalist ... as a junior, collected 23 goals, 13 assists and broke her high school record for the most career goals with 63 ... 2005 Tulsa World Player of the Year ... 2005 6A finalist ... as a sophomore collected 32 goals, eight assists and broke her high school records for most goals scored in a season and most consecutive games scored in with 16 ... as a freshman collected eight goals, three assists and broke her high school record for most goals scored as a freshman ... four-year letterwinner. Personal: Rebecca Kathleen Allen was born on October 27, 1988, in Tulsa, Okla. ... daughter of Jeff and Julie Allen ... has one brother, Taylor (21) ... her aunt, Melinda Carrignan ran track and cross country at Oklahoma State (1974-76) ... member of the National Honor Society ... distinguished graduate from Jenks H.S.

13 Blue Devil Bios Kendall bradley Carey Goodman Freshman • 5-6 • M/F Freshman • 5-9 • F/M Durham, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Durham Academy Grimsley HS

Prep: Conference Player of the Year as a junior ... five- Prep: Four-time All-Conference and All-Region selec- time All-Conference selection ... NSCAA Scholar All- tion ... 2007 “Clash of the Carolinas” N.C. All-Star team America as a senior ... Durham Scholar-Athlete of the member ... played on the West team for the 2007 NCCAA Year in 2007 ... 2007 SYL ODP National Select Team ... N.C. East-West All-Star Game ... as a senior, scored 2004-06 North Carolina ODP State team ... NCSCA All-State as a junior and senior ... seven goals and had six assists as her season was cut short due to an injury ... her voted team MVP as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior ... NCISAA All-State team posted an 11-5-0 mark ... 2006 NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-America ... 2006 selection as a freshman, sophomore, junior and senior ... NCSCA All-Region as a Regional Player of the Year ... 2006 Metro AAAA Conference Player of the Year ... sophomore, junior and senior .... 2005-06 NCYSA State Champion ... 2005 CASL 2006 News & Record Area Player of the Year ... first team All-State ... collected 16 U.S. Club Regional Champion ... led her team in scoring as a junior with 16 goals, goals and eight assists as a junior ... led squad to a 14-3-2 record ... original member while posting six assists ... her high school squad posted a 17-2-2 record and was the of the Greensboro Twisters 88 Green club team, the winningest Greensboro Twisters runner-up in the state championship ... as a sophomore, had a team-best 11 goals and team in history ... 2006 USYS Region III Finalist ... 2005 USYS Region III Cham- three assists ... played high school basketball where she lettered as a sophomore and pion ... 2005 National Championships bronze medal winner ... won USYS North was invited to Junior Nationals ... started on the varsity squad as an eighth grader ... Carolina State Cup Championships in 2000, 2002, 2004 and 2006 ... USYS North 2002 NCYSA State Champion with the Triangle Futbol Club. Personal: Kendall Carolina State Cup finalists in 2001, 2003 and 2005 ... 2004 Disney Soccer Show- Elizabeth Bradley was born on September 7, 1988, in Durham, N.C. ... daughter of case Champion ... member of the North Carolina ODP team from 2002-06 ... Don Bradley and Kathryn Andolsek ... has two brothers, Brendan (24) and Nicholas attended the Region III ODP camp from 2003-06 ... attended the Super Y League (20), and one sister, Casey (24) ... her grandfather, Ludvig Andolsek, played hockey National ODP Camp in 2005 ... notched 15 goals and six assists as a sophomore as at Saint Cloud’s University (Class of 1936) ... both parents graduated from Duke in her high school team posted a 12-1-5 mark ... led her team to a 20-0-1 record and the 1976 ... member of cum laude society. 2004 North Carolina 4A State Championship with 12 goals and two assists as a freshman ... 2003 Super Y League South Atlantic Division leading scorer. Personal: Carey Mendenhall Goodman was born January 7, 1989, in Greensboro, N.C. ... daughter of Blair & Laura Goodman ... has one sister, Bess (16) ... her father, Blair, Meaghan FitzGerald played tennis at Western Carolina University (1973-77) ... her uncle, Gordon King, Freshman • 5-8 • D/M played football at Stanford (1974-78) and was a first round draft choice in 1978 in the Cincinnati, Ohio NFL Draft ... her aunt, Nancy King, played volleyball at Illinois (1971-75) ... her uncle, Neil Goodman, played soccer at Western Carolina (1979-82) ... her great Summit Country Day School uncle, Tim Goodman, was a 1960 graduate of Duke University and a 1963 graduate of the Duke Divinity School ... member of National Honor Society ... graduated summa cum laude from Grimsley HS ... received the 2007 A.P. Routh Award for her Prep: Top-50 recruit by Soccer Buzz ... two-time NSCAA HS as Best All-Around Girl. Youth All-America in 2005 and 2006 ... USYS Region II ODP team from 2004-07 ... participated in the USYS Thanksgiving Inter-Regional Event in 2004, 2005 and 2006 ... went to USYS National Training Camp in 2004 and 2006 ... traveled to Europe in 2005 and Brazil in 2007 with Region II Team ... 2002-07 Ohio-South ODP team ... did not play soccer at her high school as a junior and senior, but instead worked with a personal trainer and a boys team ... first team All-MVC as a freshman and sophomore ... All-Southwest Ohio Honorable Mention as a freshman and sopho- more ... was voted Team Defensive MVP as a freshman and sophomore ... started all high school games as a freshman and sophomore ... totaled one game-winning goal and was 3-of-3 on penalty kicks as a sophomore ... All-Southwest Ohio Aca- demic Team as a freshman and sophomore ... All-Ohio Team Academic Award and NSCAA High School Team Academic Award as a sophomore ... played club soccer for Classics Hammer FC from 1999-2007 where she was a team captain ... Ohio- South State Cup finalist in 2007; semifinalist in 2003, 2004 and 2006 ... 2007 Midwest Regional League Wild Card Region II Championships. Personal: Meaghan Kathleen FitzGerald was born on March 30, 1989, in Raleigh, N.C. ... daughter of John and Tanya FitzGerald ... received Academic First honors each of her four years at Summit Country Day School.

14 Blue Devil Bios Marybeth kreger Madeline McEwen Freshman • 5-6 • Midfielder Freshman • 5-9 • Midfielder Noblesville, Ind. Durham, N.C. Noblesville HS Riverside HS

Prep: Top-200 recruit by Soccer Buzz ... four-time ODP Prep: 4A first team All-Conference each of her four years 88 Regional team ... Indiana first team All-State and first ... selected to play in the N.C. East/West All-Star game team All-District as a sophomore, junior and senior ...... registered 10 goals and six assists, while playing four-time leading scorer for her high school squad... first defense and midfield as a senior ... nominated for the team All-Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior ... All-Region and All-Area 2007 Durham “Scholar Athlete” of the year ... co-captain of her high school team as honors as a sophomore, junior and senior ... collected 13 goals and 11 assists as a both a junior and senior ... 2006 and 2007 Super Y League Regional ODP ... 2006 senior ... high school’s Athlete of the Year and soccer team captain as a senior ... North Carolina State ODP ... led her team in assists with 13 and also scored 11 goals placed third in the 2007 Sports Illustrated Kick It Soccer 3 vs. 3 World Championships as a junior ... Riverside posted a 13-5-1 overall and 11-3 conference mark her junior ... attended the National Camp in 2007 ... 2006 ODP International and Interregional campaign ... 4A PAC 6 Conference Champions in 2004 and 2005, while a finalist in events ... National League Champs with Carmel Crossfire from 2003-05 ... semifinal- 2006 ... as a member of the 88 CASL Spartan Elite was a NC State finalist in 2006- ists with Carmel Crossfire in 2004 and 2005 ... Midwest Region II finalists in 2002 ... 2007 and the Super Y League South-Atlantic League Champions in 2006 ... co- notched 16 goals and 13 assists as a junior ... 88 All-Region team in 2005 ... as a captain of her club team from 2003-2005 ... led her team to the 4A PAC 6 conference sophomore, had 12 goals and 11 assists ... began her high school career with 14 championships in 2004 and 2005 ... 2004 Super Y Nationals as member of the 87 goals and 10 assists as a freshman ... received All-Conference, All-County, Media Triangle Futbol Club Super Y team ... also an accomplished equestrian. Personal: and Area team honors as a freshman ... also played basketball in high school. Madeline Banks McEwen was born on November 28, 1988, in Durham, N.C. ... Personal: Marybeth Nicole Kreger was born on August 18, 1988, in Indianapolis, daughter of Duncan and Sara McEwen ... has two sisters, Julia (16) and Charlotte Ind. ... daughter of Rex and Laura Kreger ... has one brother, Chase (19) ... her (14) ... has one brother, Jack (20) ... member of National Honor Society ... her father, brother, Chase, is a sophomore on the Louisville soccer team ... her father, Rex, Duncan, graduated from Duke in 1977. played football at Valparaiso (1980-83). Molly Lester Gretchen Miller Freshman • 5-4 • Defender Freshman • 5-8 • Defender Atlanta, Ga. Fairport, N.Y. The Lovett School Our Lady of Mercy HS

Returning from a torn ACL in her left knee suffered Summer of 2007: Played for the Rochester Rhinos of during her senior campaign. Prep: Top-100 recruit by the W-League ... named team MVP after registering a Soccer Buzz ... registered four goals and seven assists franchise record 10 goals. Prep: Top-25 recruit by Soc- in nine games prior to getting injured ... received the 2007 cer Buzz ... a 2007 Parade Magazine All-America ... William H. Conley Distinguished Athlete Award at The Lovett School ... led her club five-time Region I ODP team selection ... six-year member of the ODP squad ... six- team, Tophat 07 Gold to the State Cup title in 2007 ... traveled to Europe with her time New York State West team ... member of the U-17, U-16 and U-15 National Region III ODP team in March of 2007 ... 2006 NSCAA All-America ... 2006 AA state Women’s Teams ... has attended eight national team trainings and events ... as a quarterfinalist ... 2006 U-17 Georgia State finalists and team captain ... 2005 Georgia senior was co-captain and Team MVP ... attended Our Lady of Mercy H.S. as a State AA Champions ... collected two goals and nine assists as a junior ... 2005 and sophomore, junior and senior ... All-Greater Rochester first team as a sophomore and 2006 GA 89 ODP team and Region III ODP team ... 2005 U-16 R3PL Champions senior ... sat out her junior year with a knee injury ... as a sophomore, was leading and team captain ... participated in both the 2005 and 2006 USYS Thanksgiving Inter- scorer for her high school team with 20 goals and all AA schools, was voted team Regional Events in Boca Raton ... 2005 Georgia Soccer Coaches Association A/AA MVP and Independent Player of the Year ... also had six assists ... second team All- Player of the Year and Coach’s Award ... 2005 AJC All-City first team ... posted 21 State as a sophomore ... as a freshman, was leading scorer for her high school as goals and eight assists as a sophomore ... 2004 U-15 State Champions and Region well as Monroe 1 County ... attended Fairport H.S. as a freshman ... totaled 14 goals III semifinalists ... 2004 Georgia State AAA finalists ... 2004 Atlanta Journal Constitu- and six assists as a freshman ... Monroe County All-Star and All-Greater Rochester tion All-City first team ... 2004 Most Offensive Player award ... as a freshman, had Honorable Mention as a freshman ... on the 2003 National Girl’s Developmental Team nine goals and 12 assists ... 2003 U-14 Georgia State Champions, Region III ... member of the Rochester Junior Rhinos for seven years ... while with the Rhinos, Champions and third place in nationals. Personal: Mary Caperton Armistead Lester was co-captain for five years and led team in scoring ... won the 2006 Score at the was born on June 21, 1989, in Atlanta, Ga. ... daughter of David and Capey Lester Shore and 2004 Columbia Tournament and were four-time N.Y. State West State Cup ... has one brother, Will (15) ... graduated from HS with honors. Champions. Personal: Gretchen Ann Miller was born on May 30, 1989, in Lombard, Ill. ... daughter of Dr. Joseph and Judith Miller ... has two brothers, Eric (25) and Ryan (22) ... her uncle and three aunts each were on the swimming team at St. Bonaventure ... her uncle, Leo E. Keenan III, played soccer and swimming as a freshman (1967- 68) ... her aunt, retired Brigadier General Maureen Keenan LeBoeuf, was on the varsity squad (1972-76) ... her aunt, Constance Keenan Lowry, was on the varsity swim team (1974-77) ... her aunt, Eileen Keenan Skrobacz, also was a member of the varsity swim team (1976-80) ... a four-time member of the honor roll.

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PEPPERDINE SAN DIEGO YALE TEXAS A&M Aug. 31 • 8:00 PM • San Diego, Calif. Sept. 2 • 4:30 PM • San Diego, Calif. Sept. 7 • 5:00 PM • Chapel Hill, N.C. Sept. 9 • 11:00 AM • Chapel Hill, N.C. Location...... Malibu, Calif. Location ...... San Diego CA. Location...... New Haven, Conn. Location ...... College Station TX Nickname ...... Waves Nickname ...... Torereos Nickname ...... Elis, Bulldogs Nickname...... Aggies Conference ...... West Coast Conference ...... West Coast Conference ...... Ivy League Conference ...... Big 12 Head Coach ...... Tim Ward Head Coach ...... Ada Greenwood Head Coach ...... Rudy Meredith Head Coach ...... G. Guerrieri 2006 Record...... 11-6-3 2006 Record ...... 12-8-0 2006 Record...... 8-7-2 2006 Record ...... 17-6-1 Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 4-2-1 (3rd) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 3-4-0(T5th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 3-3-1 (4th) Conf. Rec/Finish...... 9-1-0(1st) Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/4 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 7/4 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 11/2 SID ...... Roger Horn (310) 506-4455 SID ...... Ted Gosen (619)260-7930 SID ...... Tim Bennett (203) 432-1457 SID ...... Nicole Janecka (979)458-3883 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (310) 506-4322 Fax ...... (619)260-2990 Fax ...... (203) 432-1454 Fax ...... (979)845-0564 Press Box Number ...... none Press Box Number ...... (619)767-3988 Press Box Number ...... (203) 764-9248 Press Box Number ..... ((979) 458-1488 Website ... www.pepperdinesports.com Website ...... www.usdtoreros.com Website ...... www.yalebulldogs.com Website ...... www.AggieAthletics.com

ELON DARTMOUTH SAN FRANCISCO OHIO STATE Sept. 13 • 7:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Sept. 16 • 1:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Sept. 21 • 7:30 PM • Durham, N.C. Sept. 23 • 2:30 PM • Durham, N.C. Location ...... Elon, NC. Location ...... Hanover N.H. Location...... San Francisco, Calif. Location...... Columbus, Ohio Nickname ...... Phoenix Nickname ...... Big Green Nickname ...... Dons Nickname ...... Buckeyes Conference ...... Southern Conference ...... Ivy League Conference ...... West Coast Conference ...... Big Ten Head Coach ...... Chris Webb Head Coach ...... Angiie HInd Head Coach ...... Mark Carr Head Coach ...... Lori Walker 2006 Record ...... 6-11-2 2006 Record ...... 12-4-1 2006 Record...... 5-13-2 2006 Record...... 7-9-2 Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 3-5-2 (T8th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 6-1 (2nd) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 1-5-1 (t7th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 3-7-0 (9th) Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 10/1 SID ...... Matt Eviston (336)278-6711 SID ...... Dara Ely(603) 646-2449 SID ...... Ryan McCrary (415) 422-6162 SID ...... Danielle Warner (614) 292-3270 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (336)278-6634 Fax ...... ( 603)646-1286 Fax ...... (415) 422-2510 Fax ...... (414) 288-6519 Press Box Number ...... none Press Box Number ...... none Press Box Number ...... none Press Box Number ...... none Website ...... www.ElonPhoenix.xom Website ..... www.dartmouthsports.com Website ...... www.usfdons.com Website ...... www.gomarquette.com

VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH BOSTON COLLEGE N.C. STATE Sept. 27 • 7:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Sept. 30 • 2:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Oct. 5 • 7:00 PM • Chestnut Hill, Mass. Oct. 7 • 2:00 PM • Raleigh, N.C. Location...... Charlottesville, VA. Location ...... Blacksburg, Va. Location...... Chestnut Hill, Mass. Location...... Raleigh, N.C. Nickname ...... Cavaliers Nickname ...... Hokies Nickname ...... Eagles Nickname ...... Wolfpack Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Head Coach ...... Steve Swanson Head Coach ...... Kelly Cagle Head Coach ...... Alison Kulik Head Coach ...... Laura Kerrigan 2006 Record...... 12-8-2 2006 Record ...... 6-8-4 2006 Record...... 12-7-3 2006 Record...... 9-9-2 Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 5-4-1(6th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 1-6-3 (t9th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 5-3-2 (4th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 3-7-0 (8th) Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 10/1 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 8/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 6/5 SID ...... Steve Kirkland (434) 982-5535 SID ...... Scott Ellis (540) 231-6892 SID .Stephanie Tunnera (617) 552-3004 SID ...... Mark Kimmel (919) 515-1183 Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... (434)982-5525 Fax ...... (540) 231-6984 Fax ...... (617) 552-4903 Fax ...... (919) 515-2898 Press Box Number ...... (434) 977-2690 Press Box Number ...... (540) 231-8950 Press Box Number ...... (617) 552-1899 Press Box Number ...... none Website ...... www.virginiasports.com Website ...... www.hokiesports.com Website ...... www.bceagles.com Website ...... www.gopack.com

WAKE FOREST MARYLAND Duke adidas Classic NORTH CAROLINA Once again in 2007 Duke will host the Oct. 18 • 7:00 PM • Winston-Salem, N.C. Oct. 21 • 2:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Oct. 11 • 6:00 PM • Chapel Hill, N.C. 17th annual Duke adidas Classic. Called Location...... Chapel Hill, N.C. Location...... Winston-Salem, N.C. Location...... College Park, Md. the Duke Women’s Soccer Classic in 1991 Nickname ...... Tar Heels Nickname ...... Demon Deacons Nickname ...... Terrapins, Terps and 1992, the tourney added adidas as a Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast title sponsor in 1993 and it has been known Head Coach ...... Anson Dorrance Head Coach ...... Tony da Luz Head Coach ...... Brian Pensky as the Duke adidas Classic ever since. 2006 Record...... 27-1-0 2006 Record...... 16-6-1 2006 Record...... 5-9-4 Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 27-1-0 (1st) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 6-4-0 (3rd) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 1-6-3 (9th) Though the name of the tournament has Starters Ret./Lost ...... 11/3 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 7/4 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 7/4 changed since the first classic in 1991, the SID ...... Dave Lohse (919) 962-7257 SID ...... Katy Hamlett (336) 758-4120 SID ..... Patrick Fishcher (301) 314-7064 outstanding supply of talented teams re- Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] mains constant. Teams that have made Fax ...... (919) 962-0612 Fax ...... (336) 758-5140 Fax ...... (301) 314-9094 the trip to Koskinen Stadium in past tourna- Press Box Number ...... (919) 962-1460 Press Box Number ...... (336) 758-8681 Press Box Number ...... none ments include national powers UCLA, Website ...... TarHeelBlue.com Website ...... www.umterps.com Website www.WakeForestSports.com Notre Dame, Santa Clara and USC. ACC rival and powerhouse North Carolina gives FLORDIA STATE MIAMI CLEMSON the Classic a local flavor as it has ap- Oct. 28 • 2:00 PM • Durham, N.C. Nov. 1 • 7:30 PM • Durham, N.C. Nov. 3 • 7:00 PM • Clemson, S.C. peared in 14 of 17 tournaments. With a set-pairings format, the tourna- Location...... Tallahassee FL Location ...... Coral Gables FL. Location...... Clemson SC. ment champion is decided by a points sys- Nickname ...... Seminoles Nickname ...... Hurricanes Nickname ...... Lady Tigers Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast Conference ...... Atlantic Coast tem. Two points are awarded for each Head Coach ...... Mark Krikorian Head Coach ...... Tricia Taliaferro Head Coach ...... Todd Brmable victory and one for each tie with goal dif- 2006 Record...... 18-4-4 2006 Record ...... 8-9-1 2006 Record...... 11-8-5 ferential used as a tiebreaker. Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 5-2-3(T2nd) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 1-8-1(11th) Conf. Rec./Finish ...... 5-3-2 (4th) Friday pairings this year feature Ohio Starters Ret./Lost ...... 6/5 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 9/2 Starters Ret./Lost ...... 9/2 State against UNC in the 5:00 p.m. opener SID ...... Jason Leturmy (850)644-5656 SID ...... Margaret Belch (305) 284-3241 SID ...... Libby Kehn (864) 656-4218 with Duke taking on San Francisco in the Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Email ...... [email protected] Fax ...... ((850)6443820 Fax ...... (305) 284-2807 Fax ...... (864) 656-0299 7:30 p.m. contest. Sunday’s matches will Press Box Number ...... (850)645-3240 Press Box Number ...... none Press Box Number ...... none be UNC vs. San Francisco at 12:00 p.m., Website ...... www.seminoles.com Website ..... www.hurricanesports.com Website ...... www.clemsontigers.com. and Duke against Ohio State at 2:30 p.m.

16 2006 Final Results/Statistics

2006 Record • 9-8-4 Overall • 5-4-1 ACC Date Opponent Result Score Attendance Aug 25 #--/27 ST. LOUIS W 3-1 645 TEAM STATISTICS DU OPP MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS Aug 27 WESTERN CAROLINA W 1-0 350 ——————————————————————— ———————————————————— ~Sep 01 at #13/23 Yale W 3-0 750 SHOT STATISTICS GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TO ~Sep 03 vs #18/25 Connecticut L 1-2 2189 Goals-Shot attempts 29-315 21-196 Duke 13 16 0 0 29 ^Sep 08 at UAB W 2-0 598 Goals scored average 1.32 0.96 Opponents 7 14 0 0 21 ^Sep 10 vs Kansas L 3-4 229 Shot pct. .092 .107 %Sep 15 #--/18 FLORIDA L 0-1 1150 Shots on goal-Attempts 135-315 98-196 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TOl %Sep 17 MARQUETTE T O2 1-1 850 SOG pct. .429 .500 Duke 136 155 11 13 315 *Sep 21 at Virginia Tech W 3-1 317 Shots/Game 15.0 9.3 Opponents 85 105 2 4 196 *Sep 24 at #16/8 Virginia L 0-1 1087 Assists 29 20 *Sep 28 #-/26 BOSTON COLLEGE W 1-0 350 GOAL BREAKDOWN SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TO *Oct 01 N.C. STATE W 3-0 300 Total Goals 29 21 Duke 27 46 2 2 77 *Oct 08 #2/2 NORTH CAROLINA L 0-3 2237 Penalty 0 0 Opponents 45 49 6 6 106 *Oct 14 at Maryland T O2 0-0 6214 Unassisted 5 3 *Oct 19 CLEMSON L 2-3 575 Overtime 0 0 CORNER KICKS BY PRD1st 2nd OT OT2 TO *Oct 22 #3/4 FLORIDA STATE W 3-1 247 CORNER KICKS 120 70 Duke 43 67 2 8 120 *Oct 27 at Miami W 3-0 567 Goals off corners 2 2 Opponents 35 32 1 2 70 *Oct 29 at #16/13 Wake Forest L 0-1 444 PENALTY KICKS 0-0 0-0 &Nov 01 vs #6/6 Florida State L 0-2 1018 OFFSIDES 66 35 FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TO $Nov 10 vs #--/25 Louisville T O3 0-0 828 PENALTIES Duke 90 117 5 7 219 $Nov 12 at #23 Tennessee T O3 0-0 457 Fouls 219 215 Opponents 102 105 4 4 215 Yellow cards 4 9 CAPS denotes home matches Red cards 0 0 Rankings are Soccer America/Soccer Buzz ATTENDANCE ~ North-South Challenge in New Haven, Conn. Total 6704 10434 ^ UAB Nike Classic in Birmingham, Ala. Dates/Avg Per Date 9/745 8/1304 % Duke adidas Classic in Durham, N.C. Neutral Site #/Avg 4/1066 & ACC Tournament in Cary, N.C. $ NCAA Tournament in Knoxville, Tenn. Individual Statistics |------SHOTS------| ## Name GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATt 8 KayAnne Gummersall 21 7 2 16 33 .212 21 .636 3 0-0 16 Elisabeth Redmond 21 3 7 13 49 .061 26 .531 3 0-0 15 Sarah McCabe 21 5 2 12 31 .161 14 .452 1 0-0 19 Rebecca Moros 21 4 3 11 45 .089 21 .467 1 0-0 7 Darby Kroyer 21 4 2 10 54 .074 17 .315 1 0-0 12 Lauren Tippets 21 3 4 10 18 .167 7 .389 0 0-0 13 Lorraine Quinn 21 1 4 6 28 .036 10 .357 0 0-0 14 Christie McDonald 21 1 1 3 12 .083 5 .417 0 0-0 11 Sara Murphy 20 0 1 1 15 .000 6 .400 0 0-0 10 CJ Ludemann 21 0 1 1 13 .000 3 .231 0 0-0 23 Katie Roark 19 0 1 1 4 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 Kelly Hathorn 19 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 18 Kelly McCann 19 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 5 Jane Alukonis 21 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 24 Rebekah Fergusson 15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 9 Rachel-Rose Cohen 21 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 3 Sheila Kramer 16 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 20 Erin Hathorn 5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Jenny Alleva 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Allison Lipsher 21 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 21 29 29 87 315 .092 135 .429 9 0-0 Opponents 21 21 20 62 196 .107 98 .500 8 0-0

## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Save Pct W L T Sho 1 Allison Lipsher 21 1925:00 19 0.89 76 .800 9 7 4 9 00 Cassidy Powers 1 45:00 2 4.00 0 .000 0 1 0 0 Total 21 1970:00 21 0.96 77 .786 9 8 4 9 Opponents 21 1970:00 29 1.32 106 .785 8 9 4 8

17 Individual Records

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS Darby Kroyer, 2003-06 ...... 87 Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... 87 POINTS 1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 117 GAMES STARTED 2. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04...... 95 1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 90 3. Andi Melde, 1994-97 ...... 88 2. Lauren Cyran, 1994-97 ...... 87 4. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ...... 78 3. Carolyn Ford, 2002-05 ...... 86 5. Carolyn Riggs, 2002-05 ...... 71 Rachel-Rose Cohen, 2003-06 ...... 86 6. Caitlin Connolly, 1989-92 ...... 69 4. Kristy Whelchel, 1995-98 ...... 85 7. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 ...... 66 5. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ...... 84 8. Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ...... 61 Mandy Lehr, 1993-96 ...... 84 9. Dena Paris, 1989-92 ...... 59 Darby Kroyer, 2003-06 ...... 84 10. Charlene Mulinger, 1988-91 ...... 54 7. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 ...... 83 8. Cara Lyons, 1992-95 ...... 81 GOALS 9. Heidi Mauger, 1992-95 ...... 81 1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 47 10. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04 ...... 80 2. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04...... 40 3. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ...... 35 4. Caitlin Connolly, 1989-92 ...... 28 INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS Carolyn Riggs, 2002-05 ...... 28 6. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 ...... 24 POINTS Dena Paris, 1989-92 ...... 24 1. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ...... 40 Sarah McCabe, 2003-06 ...... 24 Kelly Walbert holds the Duke career records in points, Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...... 40 9. Andi Melde, 1994-97 ...... 23 goals, shots, starts and games played. 3. Kelly Walbert, 1995 ...... 35 Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ...... 23 4. Andi Melde, 1997 ...... 33 SHOTS 5. Caitlin Connolly, 1990 ...... 32 ASSISTS 1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 317 6. Sherrill Kester, 1999 ...... 29 1. Andi Melde, 1994-97 ...... 42 2. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04...... 233 7. Samantha Baggett, 1997 ...... 28 2. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 23 3. Andi Melde, 1994-97 ...... 220 8. Andi Melde, 1994 ...... 27 3. Carolyn Ford, 2002-05 ...... 22 4. Darby Kroyer, 2002-06 ...... 199 9. Carolyn Riggs, 2004 ...... 26 4. Lauren Tippets, 2003-06 ...... 21 5. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ...... 191 10. Sarah Friend, 1989 ...... 24 5. Cara Lyons, 1992-95 ...... 20 6. Sarah Pickens, 1998-2001 ...... 189 Rebecca Moros, 2003-06 ...... 20 7. Charlene Mulfinger, 1988-91 ...... 177 7. Kate Seibert, 2002-05 ...... 19 8. Caitlin Connolly, 1988-91 ...... 155 8. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 ...... 18 9. Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ...... 146 9. Gwendolyn Oxenham, 2000-03 ...... 17 10. Jennifer Lewis, 1989-92 ...... 143 10. Sarah Pickens, 1998-2001 ...... 16 Mandy Lehr, 1993-96 ...... 16 GOALIE SAVES 1. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 ...... 320 2. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 ...... 248 3. Isis Dallis, 1997-2000 ...... 243 4. Allison Lipsher, 2004-pres...... 174 5. Dana Piper, 1995-98 ...... 163

GOALIE SHUTOUTS 1. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 ...... 34.0 2. Allison Lipsher, 2004-pres...... 26.0 3. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 ...... 16.0 4. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988-91 ...... 14.8 5. Isis Dallis, 1997-2000 ...... 14.5

GOALIE GAA 1. Allison Lipsher, 2004-pres...... 0.88 2. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988-91 ...... 0.92 3. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 ...... 1.20 4. Kate Straka, 2001-04 ...... 1.21 5. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 ...... 1.36

GAMES PLAYED 1. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 ...... 90 Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...... 90 3. Lauren Cyran, 1994-97 ...... 89 Missy Durham, 1992-95 ...... 89 5. Kari Juncker, 1994-96, 98 ...... 88 Mandy Lehr, 1993-96 ...... 88 7. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ...... 87 Melissa Carr holds Duke’s single-season shutout Lauren Tippets, 2003-06 ...... 87 Casey McCluskey ranks second on the Duke all-time record and career shutouts and saves. list in both goals scored and points.

18 Individual Records

GOALIE SAVES 1. Thora Helgadottir, 2001 ...... 93 Melissa Carr, 1993 ...... 93 3. Melissa Carr, 1994 ...... 87 4. Isis Dallis, 1999 ...... 86 5. Dade Fletcher, 1989 ...... 83 6. Melissa Carr, 1995 ...... 80 7. Allison Lipsher, 2006 ...... 76 8. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988 ...... 75 9. Dana Piper, 1996...... 74 10. Gretchen Young, 1991 ...... 68

GOALIE SHUTOUTS 1. Melissa Carr, 1995 ...... 9.0 Melissa Carr, 1994 ...... 9.0 Allison Lipsher, 2005 ...... 9.0 Allison Lipsher, 2006 ...... 9.0 5. Melissa Carr, 1992 ...... 8.5 6. Allison Lipsher, 2004 ...... 8.0 7. Melissa Carr, 1993 ...... 7.5 8. Dana Piper, 1996...... 7.0 Thora Helgadottir tied a school record with Carolyn Ford concluded her career with 22 assists, 9. Thora Helgadottir, 2000 ...... 5.5 10. Isis Dallis, 1999 ...... 5.0 93 saves in 2001. which ranks third on Duke’s all-time list. Gretchen Young, 1992 ...... 5.0 Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988 ...... 5.0 INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS GOALS 1. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ...... 18 GAMES STARTED GOALIE GAA 2. Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...... 16 1. Caitlin Connolly, 1992 ...... 24 1. Allison Lipsher, 2005 ...... 0.59 3. Caitlin Connolly, 1990 ...... 15 Jennifer Lewis, 1992 ...... 24 2. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1991 ...... 0.79 4. Sherrill Kester, 1999 ...... 14 Heidi Mauger, 1992 ...... 24 3. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988 ...... 0.80 Kelly Walbert, 1995 ...... 14 Meegan McMullin, 1992 ...... 24 4. Gretchen Young, 1992 ...... 0.83 6. Samantha Baggett, 1997 ...... 13 Jennifer Moore, 1992 ...... 24 5. Allison Lipsher, 2006 ...... 0.89 7. Casey McCluskey, 2002 ...... 10 Kelly Walbert, 1992 ...... 24 6. Melissa Carr, 1995 ...... 1.07 Sarah Friend, 1989 ...... 10 POINTS 7. Melissa Carr, 1994 ...... 1.09 9. Sarah McCabe, 2004 ...... 9 1. Katherine Remy (Campbell, 9/7/93) ...... 7 8. Allison Lipsher, 2004 ...... 1.19 Carolyn Riggs, 2002, 2004 ...... 9 Casey McCluskey (Davidson, 9/24/04) ...... 7 9. Kate Straka, 2002 ...... 1.24 Casey McCluskey, 2001 ...... 9 10. Thora Helgadottir, 2000 ...... 1.26 Sarah Pickens, 2000 ...... 9 GOALS Kelly Walbert, 1993 ...... 9 1. Katherine Remy (Campbell, 9/7/93) ...... 3 GAMES PLAYED Caitlin Connolly, 1989 ...... 9 Sarah Friend (Coker, 10/18/89) ...... 3 1. Caitlin Connolly, 1992 ...... 24 Heidi Mauger, 1989 ...... 9 Katie Spencer (Alabama, 9/3/88) ...... 3 Missy Durham, 1992 ...... 24 Casey McCluskey (Davidson, 9/24/04) ...... 3 Jennifer Lewis, 1992 ...... 24 ASSISTS Heidi Mauger, 1992 ...... 24 1. Andi Melde, 1997 ...... 21 ASSISTS Meegan McMullin, 1992 ...... 24 2. Andi Melde, 1994 ...... 11 1. Rebecca Moros (Virginia Tech, 10/17/04) ...... 4 Jennifer Moore, 1992 ...... 24 Rebecca Moros, 2004 ...... 11 Dena Paris, 1992 ...... 24 4. Carolyn Ford, 2004 ...... 10 SHOTS Katherine Remy, 1992 ...... 24 5. Gwendolyn Oxenham, 2003 ...... 9 1. Kelly Walbert (Wake Forest, 9/2/95) ...... 13 Kelly Walbert, 1992 ...... 24 6. Carolyn Ford, 2003 ...... 8 10. 40 tied ...... 23 Kelly Walbert, 1992 ...... 8 GOALIE SAVES Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...... 8 1. Dade Fletcher (N. Carolina, 9/20/89) ...... 16 Kate Seibert, 2005 ...... 8 MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS 10. Eleven players tied ...... 7 ***Bold denotes current player CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL 6, Casey McCluskey from 9/11/04 to 10/1/04 SHOTS Allison CONS. GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE GOALS 1. Kelly Walbert, 1995 ...... 107 Lipsher 4, Casey McCluskey from 9/11/04 to 9/24/04 2. Sherrill Kester, 1999 ...... 86 GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE GOALS SCORED 3. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ...... 83 6, Samantha Baggett in 1997 4. Casey McCluskey, 2002 ...... 76 CONSECUTIVE MINUTES WITHOUT 5. Sarah Pickens, 2000 ...... 74 ALLOWING A GOAL 6. Andi Melde, 1994 ...... 71 516:34, Allison Lipsher from 9/5/04 to 10/9/04 7. Kelly Walbert, 1992 ...... 68 MOST GOALS BY A FRESHMAN 8. Leika Cooke, 1989 ...... 67 10, Sarah Friend in 1989 9. Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...... 65 MOST ASSISTS BY A FRESHMAN 10. Jennifer Lewis, 1992 ...... 61 11, Andi Melde in 1994 Sarah Friend, 1989 ...... 61 MOST POINTS BY A FRESHMAN 27, Andi Melde in 1994

19 Team Records

WHEN IT HAPPENED... TEAM SEASON RECORDS Most Wins ...... 17 (1992, 1994) Fewest Wins ...... 7 (1998) Most Points ...... 203 (2004) First Match Most Losses ...... 11 (1998) Fewest Points ...... 62 (1998) W, 6-0 vs. Alabama Fewest Losses ...... 5 (1992, ‘94) Opponent Most Points ...... 185 (2004) 9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. Highest Win Percentage ...... 761 (1994) Opponent Fewest Points ...... 32 (1988) First Goal Lowest Win Percentage ...... 400 (1998) Katie Spencer vs. Alabama Most Overtime Matches ...... 7 (2002) 9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. Most Goals ...... 67 (1989) First Assist Fewest Goals ...... 22 (1998) Nicole Canzoneri vs. Alabama Opponent Most Goals ...... 49 (1998) 9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. Opponent Fewest Goals ...... 13 (1988) First ACC Match Most Assists ...... 73 (2004) T, 1-1 vs. Maryland Fewest Assists ...... 11 (2001) TEAM MATCH RECORDS 10/1/88 • College Park, Md. Opponent Most Assists ...... 51 (1998) Points ...... 30 vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) First ACC Tournament Match Opponent Fewest Assists ...... 6 (1988) L, 0-1 vs. Maryland Goals ...... 9 vs. Monmouth (10/15/91) 10/28/88 • Raleigh, N.C. vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) First ACC Tournament Win Most Shots ...... 490 (1989) W, 3-0 vs. Maryland Fewest Shots ...... 188 (1999) Assists ...... 12 vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) 10/27/89 • Durham, N.C. Opponent Most Shots ...... 291 (1998) Shots ...... 49 two times First NCAA Tournament Match Opponent Fewest Shots ...... 163 (1988) last vs. University of the South (10/13/89) W, 1-0 vs. SMU 11/8/89 • Durham, N.C. Most Saves ...... 105 (1989) Saves ...... 16 vs. North Carolina (9/20/89) First Final Four Match Fewest Saves ...... 77 (2002) W, 1-0 vs. Hartford Opponent Most Saves ...... 220 (1989) Largest Margin of Victory ...... 9 vs. Monmouth, 9-0 11/21/92 • Chapel Hill, N.C. (10/15/91) Opponent Fewest Saves ...... 65 (1998) First NCAA Championship Match L, 1-9 vs. North Carolina Most Goals in a Half ...... 7 vs. Davidson (9/24/04) Most Shutouts ...... 13 (1992) 11/22/92 • Chapel Hill, N.C. Most Goals in Overtime ...... 2, six times First Win Over Top 20 Team Fewest Shutouts ...... 2 (1998) last vs. Clemson, 2-1 (10/27/96) W, 2-1 vs. William & Mary Opponent Most Shutouts ...... 5 (1996, ‘98) 9/4/90 • Williamsburg, Va. Opponent Fewest Shutouts ...... 2 (1989, ‘94) First Win Over NCAA Champion Lowest GAA ...... 0.74 (1988) W, 3-2 vs. North Carolina Highest GAA...... 2.45 (1998) 10/19/94 • Chapel Hill, N.C. Opponent Lowest GAA...... 1.15 (1998) First All-America Opponent Highest GAA ...... 3.05 (1989) Jennifer Lewis • 1992 First Two-Time All-America Kelly Walbert • 1993, 1994 First Three-Time All-America Kelly Walbert • 1993, 1994, 1995 First ACC Player of the Year Kelly Walbert • 1995 First ACC Rookie of the Year Casey McCluskey • 2001 First Duke Player with International Cap Kelly Walbert vs. Trinidad • 1994 50th Win W, 2-1 vs. Cinncinnati 9/27/92 • Cincinnati, Ohio 100th Win W, 2-0 vs. Florida 10/21/95 • Durham, N.C. 150th Win W, 6-0 vs. Catawba College 8/26/00 • Salisbury, N.C. Longest Win Streak Eight matches • 8/26/00 to 9/22/00 and 9/11/04 to 10/03/04 First Ranking No. 20 • September 1989 1992 NCAA Women’s College Cup Runner-Up

20 Honors and Awards

NSCAA ALL-AMERICA Isis Dallis ...... 1997 Sherrill Kester ...... Sept. 13, 1999 Rebecca Moros ...... 2006 (3) Emily Feeney ...... Sept. 8, 1997 Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (2) ACC COACH OF THE YEAR Sherrill Kester ...... Sept. 29, 1997 Sherrill Kester ...... 1999 (3) Bill Hempen ...... 1992, 1994, 1997 Andi Melde ...... Oct. 20, 1997 Andi Melde ...... 1997 (3) Kelly Walbert...... Sept. 5, 1995 Kristy Whelchel ...... 1996 (3) ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT Katherine Remy ...... Oct. 30, 1995 Kelly Walbert...... 1995 (2), ‘93-94 (1) Darby Kroyer ...... 2005 Jennifer Lewis ...... 1992 (2) Casey McCluskey ...... 2002-04 ACC 50TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM Carolyn Riggs ...... 2004 Thora Helgadottir ...... 2000-03 NSCAA NATIONAL Thora Helgadottir ...... 2002 Sherrill Kester ...... 1996-99 COACH OF THE YEAR Andi Melde ...... 1994-97 Bill Hempen ...... 1992 ALL-ACC Kelly Walbert...... 1992-95 Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (1) Kristy Welchel ...... 1995-98 NSCAA ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION Rebecca Moros - 2006 All-America Rebecca Moros ...... 2005-06 (1), ‘04 (2) Darby Kroyer ...... 2005-06 (2) NSCAA REGIONAL Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (1), ‘04 (2) Allison Lipsher ...... 2005 (2) Casey McCluskey ...... 2001-04 (1) SCHOLAR ATHLETE Allison Lipsher ...... 2005 (2) Christie McDonald ...... 2006 (2) Thora Helgadottir ...... 2001-03 (1) Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... 2006 (3) Rebecca Moros 2006 (1), 2005 (2), ‘04 (3) Casey McCluskey ...... 2001-04 (1) Kate Seibert ...... 2003 (2) Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (2) Darby Kroyer ...... 2006, ‘05 (3) Kate Seibert ...... 2003-04 (1) Liz Wagner ...... 2002 (2) Carmen Bognanno ...... 2004 (2) Casey McCluskey 2004, ‘01-02 (1), ‘03 (2) Thora Helgadottir ...... 2001, ‘03 (3) Carly Fuller ...... 1999-01 (2) Carolyn Ford...... 2004 (3) Kate Seibert ...... 2004, ‘03 (3), Liz Wagner ...... 2002 (3) Sarah Pickens ...... 2000 (1) Kari Juncker ...... 1998 (3) Thora Helgadottir ... 2003, ‘01 (1), ‘00 (2) Carly Fuller ...... 2001 (2), ‘00 (1), ‘99 (3) Kim Daws...... 2000 (2) Carly Fuller ...... 2001 (2), ‘00 (1) Sarah Pickens ...... 2000 (3) Gwendolyn Oxenham ...... 2000 (2) ESPN THE MAGAZINE Kim Daws...... 2000 (2) Kim Daws...... 2000 (3) Sherrill Kester ...... 1996, ‘99 (1), ‘98 (2) ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA Sarah Pickens ...... 2000 (2) Sherrill Kester ...... 1999 (1) Kasey Truman ...... 1999 (2) Sherrill Kester ...... 1999 (1), ‘96 (2) Kasey Truman ...... 1999 (3) Rachel-Rose Cohen .... 2006 (2), ‘05 (3) Kristy Whelchel .. ‘96, ‘98 (1), ‘95, 97 (2) Carly Fuller ...... 1999 (3) Kristy Whelchel ...... 1997-98 (1) Andi Melde ...... 1997 (1) Kristy Whelchel ..... 1998, ‘97 (2), ‘96 (1) Andi Melde ...... 1997 (1) ESPN THE MAGAZINE Samantha Baggett ..... 1996-97 (2), ‘94 (1) Andi Melde ...... 1997 (1) Lauren Cyran ...... 1997 (2) ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Samantha Baggett ... 1997 (2), ‘96 (1), ‘95 (3) Kelly Walbert...... 1993-95 (1) Kelly Hathorn ...... 2006 (3) Isis Dallis ...... 1997 (2) Cara Lyons ...... 1994-95 (2) Isis Dallis ...... 1997 (2) Sam Baggett ...... 1997 (3) Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... 2005-06 (1) Kelly Walbert...... 1993-95 (1) Katherine Remy ...... 1993-94 (1) Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (2) Melissa Carr ...... 1994 (2) Cara Lyons ...... 1995 (3), ‘94 (1) SOCCER BUZZ ALL-FRESHMAN Carmen Bognanno ...... 2005 (2) Jennifer Lewis ...... 1992, ‘90 (1), ‘91 (2) Lauren Cyran ...... 1994 (2) Carolyn Ford...... 2004 (1) KayAnne Gummersall ...... 2006 Mandy Lehr ...... 1994 (2) Meegan McMullin ...... 1991-92 (1) Elisabeth Redmond ...... 2006 Casey McCluskey ...... 2004 (2) Heidi Mauger ...... 1992 (2) Missy Durham ...... 1993 (1) Alison Sanders ...... 2001 (2) Kelly McCann ...... 2005 Jennifer Lewis ...... 1991-92 (1) Delilah Huelsing ...... 1990-91 (1), ‘89 (2) Christie McDonald ...... 2005 Nicole Conzoneri ...... 1991 (1) Heidi Mauger ...... 1992 (1) Alison Lipsher ...... 2004 Delilah Huelsing ...... 1990 (1) ACC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Caitlin Connolly ...... 1990 (1), ‘89 (2) Lorraine Quinn ...... 2004 Rebecca Moros ...... 2006 Heidi Mauger ...... 1989-90 (2) Sue Sanders ...... 1990 (1) Darby Kroyer ...... 2003 Caitlin Connolly ...... 1989 (1) Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... 2006 Carolyn Riggs ...... 2002 Mary Pat Rosenthal ...... 1988 (1) Kelly Hathorn ...... 2006 NSCAA REGION Kate Seibert ...... 2002 Elisabeth Redmond ...... 2006 COACH OF THE YEAR Casey McCluskey ...... 2001 Christie McDonald ...... 2006 Robbie Church ...... 2004 ACC ALL-FRESHMAN Thora Helgadottir ...... 2000 KayAnne Gummersall ...... 2006 Gwendolyn Oxenham ...... 2000 Elisabeth Redmond ...... 2006 WILMA RUDOLPH STUDENT SOCCER BUZZ ALL-AMERICA Carly Fuller ...... 1999 ATHLETE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (1) Christie McDonald ...... 2005 Maegen Lobo-Berg ...... 1999 Lorraine Quinn ...... 2004 Christie McDonald ...... 2006 Casey McCluskey ...... 2004 (2) Isis Dallis ...... 1997 Kate Seibert ...... 2003 (3) Allison Lipsher ...... 2004 Sherrill Kester ...... 1999 (3) Darby Kroyer ...... 2003 ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Carolyn Riggs ...... 2002 Andi Melde ...... 1997 Kate Seibert ...... 2002 SOCCER BUZZ Kelly Walbert...... 1995 FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA Casey McCluskey ...... 2001 Darby Kroyer ...... 2003 (3) ACC OFFENSIVE Kate Seibert ...... 2002 (2) ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK PLAYER OF THE YEAR KayAnne Gummersall ...... Oct. 2, 2006 Casey McCluskey ...... 2001 (1) Casey McCluskey ...... 2004 Isis Dallis ...... 1997 (1) Rebecca Moros ...... Oct. 10, 2005 Carolyn Ford...... Oct. 27, 2005 ACC DEFENSIVE SOCCER BUZZ Casey McCluskey ...... Sept. 27, 2004 PLAYER OF THE YEAR Carolyn Riggs ...... Sept. 2, 2003 ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION Carolyn Ford...... 2005 Carolyn Ford...... 2005 (1), ‘04 (3) Thora Helgadottir ...... Oct. 20, 2003 Christie McDonald - 2006 Wilma Rebecca Moros .... 2005 (1), ‘06, ‘04 (2) Thora Helgadottir ...... Oct. 29,2001 ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Rudolph Student Athlete Darby Kroyer ...... 2005 (2) Thora Helgadottir ...... Oct. 10, 2000 Casey McCluskey ...... 2001 Achievement Award 21 Blue Devil Alumnae

DUKE WOMEN’S SOCCER ALUMNAE Few places of higher education have the ability to claim that it encompasses the best combination of academics and athletics. Student athletes at Duke University experience the best in both athletic competition and success in the classroom. Success plays an integral role in the University’s culture, and Duke alumni go on to enjoy successful futures in a variety of professional avenues. Several Blue Devil women’s soccer alumnae have entered into coaching careers, while others have opted to join the business and professional worlds. With the inception of the Women’s United Soccer Association (WUSA) in the spring of 2001, former Duke University players had the opportunity to continue their soccer careers in more than just the coaching realm, but in 2003 the financial backing was not there and the league was suspended. There is hope the league will start back up in the near future. WUSA’s inaugural season embraced three former Blue Devils into the League. Class of 1996 member and three-time All-America selection Kelly Walbert was drafted by the Atlanta Beat in the sixth round as the 81st overall pick. Class of 1998 member and two time All-America selection Kristy Whelchel was selected in the third round as the 20th overall pick by the New York Power. Finally, 2000 graduate and All-America selection Sherrill Kester headed west, as she was selected in the second round as the 14th overall pick by the San Diego Spirit. These decorated individuals demonstrate only some of the talent and accomplishments of Duke women’s soccer alumnae. WHERE ARE THEY NOW? Jenny Alleva (‘07): Attending first year of Carolina Law School; Chapel Hill, N.C. Samantha Baggett (‘97): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Embry-Riddle University; Daytona Beach, Fla. Kristy Whelchel played for the New Deanna (Kreidel) Bath (‘96): Physician Assistant in Obstetrics at Carolinas Medical Center; Charlotte, N.C. York Power for three years. Carmen Bognanno (‘06): Recruiter, Objectivo; Los Angeles, Calif. Kelly (Walbert) Cagle (‘96): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Virginia Tech; Blacksburg, Va. Kim Cahill (2000): Associate, Spear Street Capital; San Francisco, Calif. Melissa Carr (‘96): Market Manager, CSX Transportation; Jacksonville, Fla. Rachel-Rose Cohen (‘07): Research Assistant in the Dept. of Surgery at the Duke University Medical Center; Durham, N.C. Andrea (Evers) Crikelair (‘98): Director in the Equity Sales & Trading Division, UBS Securities; Greenwich, Conn. Lauren Cyran (‘98) : Associate in the Cooley Godward Law Office; Broomfield, Colo. Isis Dallis (‘01): Sr. Advertising Coordinator, Old Navy Marketing, GAP Inc.; San Francisco, Calif. Melissa Durham (‘96): FBI; Miami, Fla. Rebekah Fergusson (‘07): Working on a documentary film called The Soccer Project Carolyn Ford (‘06): Teach For America for the Atlanta Public Schools System; Atlanta, Ga. Kelly Harris (‘04): Associate, Jones Day; Dallas, Texas Erin Hathorn (‘07): Attending UNC Greensboro obtaining a Master’s in Education; Greensboro, N.C. Thora Helgadottir (‘04): Professional soccer in Iceland and plays for the Iceland National Team. Alexis Highsmith (‘01): Law school student, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Madison, Wis. Ronnie (Coveleskie) Hill (‘92): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Vanderbilt University; Nashville, Tenn. Stefanie (Kraay) Golan (‘01): Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach, Army; West Point, N.Y. Sherrill Kester (2000): Area Sales Representative, Enjoy The City; Chapel Hill, N.C. Kelly (Walbert) Cagle is the head Stephanie Kraay (‘02): Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach at Pittsburgh; Pittsburgh, Pa. coach at Virginia Tech. Susan Kraeger (‘01): Sports Marketing, Octagon; Stanford, Conn. Darby Kroyer (‘07): Research Tech, Ovarian Cancer Research Lab at Duke University Medical Center; Durham, N.C. Mandy Manzaneres (‘97): Physician’s Assistant; Rochester, Minn. Shelly Marshall (‘06): Esthetician, Skin Care Specialist & Certified Makeup Artist, Townhouse Spa; New York, N.Y. Sarah McCabe (‘07): Investment Banking Analyst, Capital Markets, Natixis Real Estate Finance Group; New York, N.Y. Casey McCluskey (‘05): Attending William & Mary Law School; Williamsburg, Va. Andi Melde (‘98): Trading Floor Broker, Man Financial; Chicago, Ill. Jennifer Moore (‘92): Teacher & Women’s Soccer Coach, School of Science & Match; Durham, N.C. Rebecca Moros (‘07): Youth Soccer Coach; McLean, Va. Gwendolyn Oxenham (‘04): Working on a documentary film called The Soccer Project Carolyn Riggs (‘06): University Services, Strategic Marketing Affiliates; Indianapolis, Ind. Alison Sanders (‘02): Attending Dental School at MUSC in Charleston, S.C. Kate Seibert (‘06): Soccer Coach for Real Colorado, Special Education Teacher, Denver Public Schools; Denver, Colo. Lauren Simel (‘05): Second year student at the Duke Medical School; Durham, N.C. Kate Straka (‘05): Teacher, Women’s Basketball & Soccer Coach, Highland Park High School; Highland Park, Ill. Sherrill Kester played for the San Kasey Truman (‘01): Working for Saturday Music in Los Angeles, Calif. Diego Spirit in 2001 and 2002. Katherine (Remy) Vettori (‘96): Women’s Director, Soccer Association of Columbia; Baltimore, Md.

22 Duke Academics

At a time when college athletics are under close scrutiny for its academic shortcomings, the Duke athletic program remains a shining example of what can be accomplished with the proper perspective. The commitment to excellence is obvious in all of Duke’s sports programs. All of the Blue Devil teams have graduation rates near 100 percent every year. Duke is also well represented on the ACC Honor Roll. For 19 consecutive years, Duke has had the most student-athletes on the conference list, which recognizes athletes who compile at least a 3.0 grade point average for the year. For the second straight year, Rachel-Rose Cohen was selected ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America last year, while Carolyn Ford earned 2005 NSCAA/adidas Academic All-America honors. Duke also had five student-athletes selected to the All-ACC Academic team-- Cohen, Kelly Hathorn, Christie McDonald, Rebecca Moros and Elisabeth Redmond. The Duke administration and the athletic department both embrace the philosophy that receiving a meaningful degree is the primary goal of attending college. As a result, Duke has compiled one of the nation’s most impressive reputations for its dedication to excellence on and off the field. Academic Coordinator T.J. Grams helps student-athletes with course selection and monitors their progress toward graduation. Leslie Barnes directs the Blue Devil Career Development Program, which assists student-athletes with the career development process. An additional asset for the student-athletes is the Campbell Academic Center, which is located on the third floor of the Schwartz/Butters Athletic Center and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It houses areas for student-athletes to study, along with desktop and laptop computers. Duke’s Associate Athletic Director Brad Berndt oversees the Blue Devils’ academic support program. The academic support program is scheduled to move into a new facility in the winter of 2008. The Michael Krzyzewski Center for Athletic Excellence will house a state-of-the-art study center for all Duke student-athletes. The new space will include a general study area along with computers, individual tutoring rooms, a classroom, resource room and staff offices. It is scheduled to be completed in January of 2008. Why has Duke’s athletic program excelled on the academic front? In part, the answer lies in the type of student- athletes recruited by Blue Devil coaches and the admissions process itself. One of the chief criteria is the projected ability to graduate, and the coaches make that a priority in recruiting. But in essence, it all goes back to commitment, to the desire to field a program that features true student-athletes. At Duke University, the institution remains confident that a distinguished school can play a significant role in intercollegiate athletics, while at the same time developing young adults to lead our world into a new generation and beyond. Student-athletes choosing Duke get the best of both worlds. Rachel-Rose Cohen was selected The value of Duke’s commitment to its athletes can be seen in the careers that many of them choose after college. They ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America are doctors, lawyers, engineers. Some go directly into the job market, while others head to graduate school. Whatever as a junior and senior. the plans, a Duke degree is an invaluable commodity. That’s why choosing a college is not just a four-year decision. DUKE WOMEN’S SOCCER ACC HONOR ROLL

Jenny Alleva (4) Heidi Durham Ali Kopfmann Beth Mittendorf Elaine Sanders Jane Alukonis (1) Andrea Evers (2) Susan Kraeger (4) Christi Monroe (3) Sue Saunders (2) Sue Ameen (3) Megan Farrelly (3) Sheila Kramer (2) Jennifer Moore (3) Kate Seibert (2) Gretchen Anderson Emily Feeney (4) Deanna Kreidel Alexis Morant (4) Lauren Simel (4) Bridgett Arnold (4) Rebekah Fergusson (4) Darby Kroyer Rebecca Moros Darrah Smith Samantha Baggett Laura Flatauer (3) Sara LaBoskey Mariana Muiruri (3) Rebecca Smith (4) Carmen Bognanno (4) Dade Fletcher Margaret Lea (2) Charlene Mulfinger (4) Liz Speights (2) Brigid Bowdell (2) Carolyn Ford (4) Amanda Lehr Carly O’Connor (3) Katherine Spencer (3) Mara Brain (2) Julie Foster Deborah Leland Mary Olson (2) Nan Stillinger (2) Snow Brenner (2) Sarah Friend (2) Jennifer Lewis (3) Gwendolyn Oxenham (4) Kate Straka Kim Cahill (4) Carly Fuller (3) Kemper Lewis Dena Paris (2) Emily Studebaker (4) Nicole Canzoneri Cara Gambill Maegan Lobo-Berg (3) Sarah Pickens (2) Lauren Tippets (2) Melissa Carr (3) Kelsey Garrett Alexandra Lyras (2) Dana Piper (2) Hadley Trotter Sarah Cates Kelly Harris (4) Mandy Manzanares (3) Crystal Pressley (2) Kasey Truman (2) Rachel-Rose Cohen (4) Erin Hathorn (3) Kate Manzler (3) Lorraine Quinn Liz Wagner (2) Karen Coleman (2) Kelly Hathorn (2) Shelly Marshall (3) Alyssa Riess Kelly Walbert Caitlin Connolly (2) Katie Heaps (4) Heidi Mauger (3) Amanda Remy (2) Tara Walker Ronnie Coveleskie Thora Helgadottir (3) Sarah McCabe (3) Katherine Remy (3) Kristy Whelchel (3) Andrea Crane (3) Heidi Hollenbeck (3) Kelly McCann (2) Julie Riewe (2) Kristyn Woodside (3) Rebecca Currie Delilah Huelsing (2) Casey McCluskey (3) Katie Roark Gretchen Young (2) Lauren Cyran (3) Elizabeth Hurlbut (2) Christie McDonald (2) Tracy Rohrer Gretchen Zahnow Isis Dallis (4) Kari Juncker (5) Andi Melde (2) Mary Pat Rosenthal (3) Sarah Zieleske (3) Kim Daws (4) Sherrill Kester (2) Christine Mendes Alison Sanders (3)

23 Koskinen Stadium

When people speak of the top soccer facilities in the South and in the nation, Duke's Koskinen Stadium comes to mind. In a relatively short period, the cozy stadium has emerged into one of the finest soccer complexes in the country. Koskinen Stadium, named and dedicated in 1999 through the support of John and Patricia Koskinen, is situated ideally on Duke University's West Campus. It sits adjacent to the William David Murray Building and near both Wallace Wade Stadium and Cameron Indoor Stadium. This loca- tion -- in the heart of Duke's athletic complex -- allows easy access for Duke fans both on campus and throughout the local community. From a spectator's standpoint, there's not a bad seat in the house as the aluminum bleachers The attendance of 5,273 for the 2000 ACC Women’s Soccer Championship between Duke and North Carolina flank each sideline to allow for 4,500 fans with was the largest crowd in the history of women’s soccer at Koskinen Stadium standing room only areas pushing the capacity to approximately 7,000. The Bermuda grass play- ing surface is 75 yards by 120 yards with an The stadium also serves as the site of one of the last 14 seasons at home. underground irrigation system that keeps it in top the South's premier soccer tournaments in the The soccer team enjoys the use of its own condition year round, while lights, added in 1984, "Duke/adidas Soccer Classic", which draws out- locker room and meeting room in the Murray have afforded the Blue Devils scheduling flexibil- standing crowds to watch the nation's top collegiate Building. Each player has a locker with storage ity. teams in early-season action. This year on Sept. 21 areas for extra equipment at each space. The Located on the stadium's West side, the press and 23, Duke welcomes Ohio State, San Franscisco squad also has the use of a spacious practice field box provides ample room in the divided press and North Carolina. close to the stadium. Enclosed by the woods that area for writers, as well as having adequate space In 1987, Duke was the soccer competition site surround the Duke Golf Club, this field allows the for radio and television crews. Home Team for the United States Olympic Festival with the gold team to practice on a playing surface other than the Sports, Fox Soccer Channel, Fox Sports Net as medal game playing host to a standing room- only game field and provides a private setting for the well as other television affiliates have reached a crowd of almost 7,000 spectators. soccer team to work out. nationwide audience with its coverage of ACC In 2000, Koskinen Stadium was the host of the The Murray Building, which opened in 1986, Tournament action from Koskinen Stadium's com- ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament. The final game cost $2.4 million to construct. It not only serves as fortable vantage. between Duke and North Carolina drew the largest a home for the lacrosse and soccer offices, this Renovations continue to improve the facility. crowd (5,273) in the history of Duke women’s facility also houses the athletic training and weight Work was completed in 2005 on a field house soccer at Koskinen Stadium. It was also the fifth rooms. which features two locker rooms and a viewing largest game attendance in a women’s soccer The modern training room provides all of the deck. In addition, permanent concession stands game not including the NCAA Tournament and the equipment and services necessary in keeping the and restrooms have been added to the comfort 16th biggest crowd in Division I women’s soccer Duke soccer team healthy and in action. Women's of Duke soccer fans. Duke Brick around the history. soccer trainer Elizabeth Zanolli's office is off the bleachers, along with stadium fencing, also now The Blue Devils have hosted five NCAA Tour- main training area, allowing the players convenient enhance Koskinen Stadium. nament matches over the past 15 years, including access to her care. The facility continues to be the site of numer- first-round games in 1992, 1996, 1997, 1999 and The weight room is another extensive area, ous prime soccer events, including the Atlantic 2000, and a second-round match-up in 1995. Dur- directed under the watchful eye of strength coordi- Coast Conference Men's Soccer Tournament in ing the spring of 1984, the Blue Devils also hosted nator Anne Tamporello. The 3,300 square foot 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1995. The 1989 ACC the U.S. Olympic Team. facility boasts over three tons of free weights, along Women's Soccer Tournament called the Duke The Blue Devils enjoy their home field ad- with Nautilus, HydraGym and Universal stations, Soccer Stadium home, as did the 1992 and 2000 vantage. Over the past 19 years, Duke’s home making it one of the most complete weight rooms in tournament. record is 107-49-3. The squad is 78-32-7 over the country.

24 Blue Devil History

Kim Cahill ...... 1996-99 Kelly McCann ...... 2005-06 ALL-TIME North Carolina State ...... 11-10-1 SERIES RECORDS North Carolina Wesleyan ...... 3-0 Nicole Canzoneri ...... 1988, 1990-91 Casey McCluskey ...... 2001-04 Notre Dame ...... 3-6-1 Melissa Carr ...... 1992-95 Christie McDonald ...... 2005-06 Alabama ...... 3-0 Ohio State ...... 2-0 Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... 2003-06 Meegan McMullin ...... 1991-94 American ...... 2-0 Old Dominion ...... 2-0 Karen Coleman ...... 1990-92 Andi Melde ...... 1994-97 Arkansas ...... 1-0 Oregon ...... 1-0 Caitlin Connolly ...... 1989-92 Christine Mendez ...... 1988 Baldwin Wallace ...... 1-0 Oregon State ...... 1-0 Leika Cooke ...... 1989-91 Beth Mittendorf ...... 1988 Barry ...... 1-0 Penn State ...... 1-1 Ronnie Coveleskie...... 1988-91 Christi Monroe ...... 1993-94 Baylor ...... 0-1 Pennsylvania ...... 1-0 Andrea Crane ...... 2004-05 Jennifer Moore ...... 1990-92 Berry ...... 3-1 Portland ...... 0-2-1 Becky Currie ...... 1988 Alexis Morant ...... 2003-05 Boca Raton ...... 1-0 Providence ...... 0-1 Lauren Cyran ...... 1994-97 Rebecca Moros ...... 2003-06 Boston College ...... 3-1 Radford ...... 2-0 Isis Dallis ...... 1997-2000 Charlene Mulfinger ...... 1988-91 Brown ...... 1-1 Richmond ...... 3-0 Tara Davison ...... 2004 Mariana Muiruri ...... 1995-98 Buffalo ...... 1-0 Roanoke ...... 1-0 Kim Daws ...... 1996, 1998-2000 Sara Murphy ...... 2006 Butler ...... 2-0 Rutgers ...... 3-0 Debbie Dolins ...... 1988 Sherri Noble ...... 1988-89 California...... 2-0 St. Louis ...... 3-0 Heidi Durham ...... 1991, 1993-94 Carly O’Connor ...... 2001, ‘03-05 Campbell ...... 4-0 St. Mary’s ...... 1-1 Melissa Durham...... 1992-95 Mary Karen Olson ...... 1988-89 Catawba ...... 1-0 San Diego ...... 1-0 Emily Feeney ...... 1996-98 Gwendolyn Oxenham ...... 2000-03 Central Florida ...... 6-1 San Francisco ...... 2-0 Rebekah Fergusson ...... 2003-06 Dena Paris ...... 1990-92 Charlotte ...... 4-1 Santa Clara...... 0-3 Lisa Fischer ...... 1989-90 Sarah Pickens ...... 1998-2001 Cincinnati ...... 2-0 South Carolina ...... 1-0 Carolyn Ford ...... 2002-05 Dana Piper ...... 1996-97 Clemson ...... 6-9 Southern California ...... 0-1 Julie Foster ...... 1988 Cassidy Powers ...... 2005 Coker ...... 2-0 Southern Methodist ...... 2-2-1 Sarah Friend ...... 1989-91 Crystal Pressley ...... 2000-01 Colorado College ...... 0-1 South, Univ. of the ...... 1-0 Carly Fuller...... 1999-2001 Lorraine Quinn ...... 2004, 2006 Connecticut ...... 1-4 Stanford ...... 1-5 Irena Fulp ...... 1995 Elisabeth Redmond ...... 2006 Cornell ...... 0-1 Stephen F. Austin ...... 1-0 Cara Gambill ...... 1988 Amanda Remy ...... 1997 Davidson ...... 9-0 Tennessee ...... 1-1-2 Kelsey Garrett ...... 1988 Katherine Remy ...... 1992-95 Dayton ...... 1-0 Texas ...... 2-1 Jane Graves ...... 1988 Alyssa Riess ...... 2002 Elon ...... 3-0 Texas A&M...... 1-2 KayAnne Gummersall ...... 2006 Carolyn Riggs ...... 2002-05 Erskine ...... 2-0 TCU ...... 1-0 Kelly Harris ...... 2000-03 Katie Roark ...... 2003-06 Fairfield ...... 1-0 UAB ...... 2-0 Erin Hathorn ...... 2004-06 Tracy Rohrer ...... 1988 Florida ...... 3-4 UCLA...... 1-2 Kelly Hathorn ...... 2005-06 Mary Pat Rosenthal ..... 1988, 1990-91 Florida International ...... 4-0-3 Vanderbilt ...... 5-3 Katie Heaps ...... 1998, 2000-01 Alison Sanders ...... 2000-01 Florida State ...... 7-4-2 Villanova...... 2-0 Thora Helgadottir ...... 2000-03 Elaine Sanders ...... 1988, 1990 Furman ...... 1-0 Virginia ...... 10-11-5 Alexis Highsmith ...... 2000 Sue Saunders ...... 1990-91 Gardner-Webb ...... 1-0 Virginia Commonwealth ...... 1-0 Heidi Hollenbeck ...... 2002-05 Kate Seibert ...... 2002-05 George Mason ...... 2-0 Virginia Tech ...... 3-0 Delilah Huelsing ...... 1988, 1990-91 Lauren Simel ...... 2001-04 George Washington ...... 1-2 Wake Forest ...... 11-4-1 Jordan Iantorno ...... 2000 Rebecca Smith ...... 1999-2002 Georgia ...... 1-2 Washington ...... 1-2 Kari Juncker ...... 1994-96, 1998 Liz Speights ...... 1996 Guilford ...... 1-0 Washington State ...... 0-1 Sherrill Kester ...... 1996-99 Katie Spencer ...... 1988-89 Hawaii ...... 1-0 Western Carolina ...... 1-0 Ali Kopfmann ...... 2000-01 Nan Stillinger ...... 1991 Hartford ...... 2-0 William & Mary ...... 4-5-1 Stefanie Kraay ...... 1997-98, 2000-01 Kate Straka ...... 2001-04 High Point ...... 1-0 Wisconsin ...... 1-0 Susan Kraeger ...... 1997-98, 2000 Emily Studebaker ...... 1993-96 Kansas ...... 0-1 Wofford ...... 1-0 Sheila Kramer ...... 2005-06 Lauren Tippets ...... 2003-06 Kennesaw State...... 1-0 Yale ...... 2-1 Deanna Kreidel ...... 1993, 1995 Kasey Truman ...... 1997-99, 2001 Kentucky ...... 0-0-1 Darby Kroyer ...... 2003-06 Liz Wagner ...... 2000-02 Long Beach State ...... 1-0 ALL-TIME Margaret Lea ...... 2000-01 Kelly Walbert ...... 1992-95 Louisville...... 0-0-1 LETTERWINNERS Mandy Lehr ...... 1993-96 Tara Walker ...... 2002 Marquette ...... 0-1-1 Debbie Leland ...... 1988 Kristy Whelchel ...... 1995-98 Maryland ...... 12-10-3 Jenny Alleva ...... 2003-06 Jennifer Lewis ...... 1989-92 Kristyn Woodside ...... 1991-94 Mary Washington ...... 0-1 Jane Alukonis ...... 2006 Allison Lipsher ...... 2004-06 Sarah Zielske ...... 2000-02 Mercer ...... 4-0 Sue Ameen ...... 1996 Maegan Lobo-Berg...... 1999-2002 Methodist ...... 2-0 Gretchen Anderson...... 1992 CJ Ludemann ...... 2006 Bold denotes current student- Miami, Fla...... 3-0 Bridgitt Arnold ...... 1990-92 Cara Lyons...... 1992-95 athlete Missouri ...... 2-0 Samantha Baggett ...... 1994-97 Alexandra Lyras ...... 1988 Monmouth ...... 1-0 Emily Barnes ...... 2004-05 Heidi Mauger ...... 1989-92 Nebraska ...... 1-3 Kristen Bigelow ...... 1989 Mandy Manzanares ...... 1995-96 New Hampshire ...... 1-1 Kristie Bishop ...... 1988 Kate Manzler ...... 1988-91 North Carolina ...... 2-29-1 Carmen Bognanno ...... 2002-05 Shelly Marshall ...... 2002-05 North Carolina Greensboro ...... 11-3 Brigid Bowdell ...... 2000-02 Sarah McCabe ...... 2003-06

25 Year–by–Year Results

1988 1991 1994 Wake Forest (32) L 2-3 8-10-1, 1-2-1 ACC 17-5-1, 5-0-1 ACC Virginia (19) W 1-0 10-6-1, 0-1-1 ACC Nebraska (33) L 0-3 Alabama W 6-0 Rutgers (11) W 2-1 at Wake Forest W 4-0 Berry L 0-1 Villanova (7) W 1-0 Campbell W 6-0 Guilford W 8-0 at UNC-Greensboro W 4-0 at Virginia T 1-1 (OT) 1997 Elon W 1-0 Brown W 3-1 N.C. State W 2-0 14-6-1, 6-1-0 ACC Methodist W 1-0 Virginia T 5-5 (OT) Arkansas (12) W 3-1 Fla. International (34) W 6-0 Erskine W 2-1 Colorado Coll. (12) L 2-4 (OT) Berry (12) W 5-1 at Central Fla. (34) W 4-0 at N.C. Wesleyan W 2-0 (OT) Connecticut (13) L 1-2 Clemson W 2-0 at Clemson W 3-0 at Maryland T 1-1 (OT) Mercer W 3-1 at Maryland W 3-1 at Charlotte W 3-0 at George Washington L 0-1 Cincinnati W 4-0 Notre Dame (25) L 0-5 Wisconsin (12) W 1-0 N.C. State L 0-4 at N.C. State L 0-1 California (25) W 4-2 Portland (35) L 0-3 William & Mary (1) L 0-1 St. Mary’s (14) L 1-2 (OT) Ohio State (16) W 3-0 at Notre Dame (35) L 0-5 Roanoke (1) W 3-1(OT) Stanford (14) L 0-1 George Wash.(16) W 2-0 Virginia W 3-2 Mary Washington(1) L 3-0 at North Carolina L 1-3 UNC Greensboro W 4-0 at N.C. State W 1-0 at Coker College W 5-0 Vanderbilt (15) L 0-1 vs. Stanford (23) L 1-2 Pennsylvania (36) W 3-1 Boca Raton W 1-0 Central Florida (16) L 0-2 vs. Vanderbilt (23) W 5-0 Alabama (36) W 3-0 at UNC-Greensboro L 1-2 (OT) American (16) W 2-0 (OT) at North Carolina W 3-2 at Campbell W 3-2 Maryland (2) L 0-1 William & Mary L 1-2 at Brown L 0-1 UNC Greensboro W 2-0 Maryland W 2-0 Butler W 4-2 (OT) Maryland W 3-2 1989 Maryland (17) L 1-2 Central Florida W 2-0 Nebraska L 0-5 N.C. State (17) W 1-0 at Florida State W 3-2 (OT) 14-8-0, 1-3-0 ACC North Carolina (17) L 2-4 North Carolina L 2-3 Buffalo W 6-1 1992 Vanderbilt (26) W 2-1 Wake Forest W 3-1 Baldwin Wallace W 6-0 17-5-2, 1-2-1 ACC North Carolina (26) L 1-3 Wake Forest (37) T 2-2 (OT, 4-3 PKs) at Methodist W 2-0 at Maryland W 2-0 Maryland (37) L 1-2 New Hampshire (3) L 2-3 at American W 4-0 UNC Greensboro (19) L 1-3 Villanova (3) W 5-1 N.C. State L 1-2 1995 at North Carolina L 2-4 Davidson W 6-1 14-7-1, 4-3-0 ACC at Berry W 2-0 George Mason (12) W 3-1 Wake Forest W 2-1 1998 at Erskine W 5-0 Santa Clara (12) L 0-3 Mercer W 3-0 7-11-2, 0-5-2 ACC N.C. Wesleyan W 5-0 at Notre Dame W 2-1 SMU (27) L 3-4 (OT) at Richmond W 2-1 William & Mary L 1-2 at Cincinnati W 2-1 Texas A&M (27) W 2-1 at Connecticut (38) L 2-3 Maryland W 2-0 North Carolina L 0-6 Washington(28) W 2-0 vs. Rutgers (38) W 2-0 Virginia L 0-3 Butler W 3-1 Portland (28) L 1-2 (OT) vs. Notre Dame (12) L 0-3 at N.C. State L 1-2 Vanderbilt W 1-0 at Clemson W 1-0 vs. Hartford (12) W 2-1 Univ. of the South W 2-0 Radford (16) W 4-0 at Florida State W 2-0 at Maryland L 1-3 George Was. (4) L 1-2 Barry (16) W 1-0 at N.C. State L 1-2 at Virginia L 1-5 Monmouth (4) W 9-0 UNC Greensboro W 2-0 Maryland L 1-2 at UNC Greensboro W 2-1(OT) Coker College W 7-0 at Central Florida W 2-0 Ohio State (16) W 5-0 Baylor (36) L 0-4 Stanford (5) L 1-2 Fla. International (18) T 2-2 (OT) Texas (16) W 3-0 San Francisco (36) W 3-1 Notre Dame W 2-0 New Hampshire W 2-0 Notre Dame (23) T 2-2 (OT) vs. St. Mary’s (39) W 2-1 UNC Greensboro W 3-1 at Virginia T 0-0 William & Mary (23) W 1-0 at Santa Clara (39) L 0-5 Maryland (6) W 3-0 N.C. State (6) W 2-0 North Carolina L 1-4 at North Carolina L 0-4 North Carolina (6) L 0-4 North Carolina (6) L 1-3 Florida W 2-0 at Wake Forest L 1-4 SMU (19) W 1-0 UNC Greensboro W 3-2 Charlotte W 2-0 1990 Virginia (20) W 2-0 Virginia W 6-0 Florida State T 0-0 (OT) Hartford (21) W 1-0 Alabama W 7-0 Clemson L 0-2 12-8-0, 1-3-0 ACC North Carolina (22) L 1-9 Virginia (29) W 1-0 at Florida L 1-5 Mercer W 6-0 North Carolina (29) L 0-4 N.C.State T 1-1 (OT) at William & Mary W 2-1 N.C. State (30) L 1-2 (OT) vs. North Carolina (40) L 1-5 (2OT) Notre Dame W 4-0 1993 North Carolina L 0-4 12-6-3, 2-1-1 ACC at Radford W 3-1 at Mercer W 3-0 1996 1999 Connecticut L 1-2 at Berry W 2-1 10-10-3, 3-3-1 ACC 13-10-0, 2-5-0 ACC Davidson W 8-1 Campbell W 7-0 at North Carolina L 1-2 at Missouri W 2-1 Boston College W 3-0 Washington (12) L 0-2 Nebraska L 1-3 at St. Louis W 2-0 Dayton (7) W 4-2 (OT) Central Florida (12) W 3-2 at UNC Greensboro L 1-2 Connecticut(41) W 2-0 N.C. Wesleyan W 6-0 at Davidson W 4-0 Stanford (12) W 3-0 Notre Dame (41) L 1-4 at Maryland W 3-0 Maryland W 6-0 UCLA (12) W 2-1 Penn State (12) W 2-1 N.C. State (8) L 1-2 at North Carolina L 2-7 Portland T 1-1 (OT) Colorado W 2-0 Rutgers W 2-1 William & Mary (3) W 2-1 (OT) Florida State W 3-0 Virginia L 3-4 at Virginia L 0-2 Providence (3) L 0-1 at Wake Forest L 0-1 Maryland L 3-4 (OT) at Cornell (9) L 1-4 SMU (16) W 3-1 Fla. International (31) W 4-0 Southern Calif. (36) L 0-2 George Mason (9) W 2-1(OT) Fla. International (16) T 3-3 Central Florida (31) W 5-1 Santa Clara (36) L 2-7 Stanford L 0-1 (OT) at UNC Greensboro W 1-0 William & Mary (16) W 2-1 San Francisco (42) W 3-1 SMU L 1-2 Stanford (23) L 0-1 Notre Dame (16) L 0-2 California (42) W 1-0 Maryland (10) W 6-0 Notre Dame (23) L 2-3 N.C. State L 1-3 Davidson W 2-1 North Carolina (10) L 0-5 Virginia T 1-1 (OT) at Vanderbilt L 1-2 at N.C. State L 1-2 (OT) Vanderbilt W 1-0 (OT) Texas A&M (23) L 0-3 Wake Forest W 3-2 (OT) at N.C. State W 2-0 SMU (23) T 0-0 (OT) North Carolina L 2-3 N.C. State (2) W 1-0 at Maryland T 3-3 (OT) at Clemson L 0-5 North Carolina (2) L 1-4 Clemson W 2-1 (OT) at Florida State W 3-1 Fla. International (24) T 1-1(OT) at Virginia W 3-0 at Charlotte W 4-1 Florida W 1-0 UNC Greensboro W 2-0

26 Year–by–Year Results

Maryland (17) L 1-2 2003 2005 2006 Elon (19) W 3-1 14-7-1, 4-3-0 ACC 14-6-1, 6-4-0 ACC 9-8-4, 5-4-1 ACC William & Mary (43) L 1-3 Campbell W 6-0 UNC Greensboro W 1-0 (OT) St. Louis W 3-1 #5/4 Texas W 3-2 at William & Mary T 1-1 (2OT) Western Carolina W 1-0 2000 #21/18 Nebraska (12) W 3-1 vs. Yale (12) W 1-0 at #13/23 Yale (55) W 3-0 14-8-1, 4-3-0 ACC #--/24 Kentucky (12) T 2-2 (2OT) vs. Davidson (12) W 2-0 vs. #18/25 UConn (55) L 1-2 at Catawba W 6-0 Oregon State (48) W 2-1 at Saint Louis W 2-1 at UAB (56) W 2-0 at Maryland W 2-1 Washington State (48) L 0-1 UAB (36) W 1-0 vs. Kansas (56) L 3-4 at Richmond W 1-0 Richmond (36) W 4-0 San Diego (36) W 5-0 #--/18 Florida (36) L 0-1 vs. Oregon (12) W 1-0 #3/3 UCLA (36) L 1-2 Virginia Tech W 2-0 Marquette (36) T 1-1 (2OT) vs. South Car. (12) W 5-1 at Davidson W 7-0 #11/13 Virginia W 2-0 at Virginia Tech W 3-1 Florida State W 3-2 at UNC Greensboro W 2-0 at #9/8 Boston College L 0-1 at #16/8 Virginia L 0-1 at Davidson W 3-1 #1/1 North Carolina L 0-4 at N.C. State W 1-0 #/-/26 Boston College W 1-0 TCU (36) W 6-0 #9/16 Wake Forest W 1-0 at #1/1 North Carolina W 2-1 N.C. State W 3-0 William & Mary (36) L 1-2 at #22 Florida State L 0-3 #17/12 Wake Forest W 3-0 #2/2 North Carolina L 0-3 at North Carolina L 1-6 at N.C. State W 3-1 Maryland W 1-0 at Maryland T 0-0 (2OT) at Wake Forest W 1-0 #5/4 Virginia W 1-0 at Clemson L 0-1 Clemson L 2-3 Clemson W 1-0 at Clemson L 0-1 at #9/9 Florida State L 1-2 (2OT) #3/4 Florida State W 3-1 at UNC Greensboro L 0-2 Gardner-Webb W 5-0 Miami W 3-1 at Miami W 3-0 Old Dominion W 2-1 #19 Maryland W 1-0 #15/13 Boston Col. (49) W 2-0 at #16/13 Wake Forest L 0-1 N.C. State L 1-3 #8/8 Virginia (49) W 2-1 #3/3 North Carolina (49) L 1-2 vs. #6/6 Florida St. (49) L 0-2 at Virginia L 3-4 #1/1 North Carolina (49) L 1-6 vs. #-/25 Louisville (57) T 0-0 (3OT) Charlotte W 2-1 (OT) vs. Fairfield (54) W 4-0 Stephen F. Austin (50) W 3-0 at #23 Tennessee (57) T 0-0 (3OT) Vanderbilt L 0-2 at #25/22 Yale (54) L 1-2 Virginia (6) T 0-0 (OT) at #21/17 Tex. A&M (50) L 1-2 Rankings are Soccer America/NSCAA Clemson (6) W 1-0 Rankings are Soccer America/Soccerbuzz.com North Carolina (6) L 0-4 Furman (19) W 3-1 2004 at Clemson (44) L 1-2 (OT) 15-8-0, 5-4-0 ACC Schedule Legend-- at #11/23 Tennessee L 3-4 (OT) (1) WAGS (Washington, D.C.), (2) ACC Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.), (3) at William & 2001 Elon W 5-0 Mary (Wiliamsburg, Va.), (4) at N.C. State (Raleigh, N.C.), (5) at Virginia (Charlottes- 8-10-1, 2-5-0 ACC vs. Kennessaw St. (12) W 1-0 ville, Va.), (6) ACC Tournament (Durham, N.C.), (7)PUMA Wolfpack Classic (Raleigh, Davidson W 3-0 vs. #12/5 Florida (12) L 1-5 N.C.), (8)WAGS (Ft. Belvoir, Va.), (9) Cornell Classic (Ithaca, N.Y.), (10) ACC Tourna- Maryland L 0-2 at Hawaii (51) W 2-0 ment (Charlottesville, Va.), (11) PUMA Wolfpack Classic (Durham, N.C.), (12) Caro- Penn State (12) L 1-5 vs. Long Beach St. (51) W 3-0 lina Classic (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (13) Carolina Classic (Durham, N.C.), (14) Cardinal Charlotte (12) W 1-0 Georgia (36) W 3-0 Classic (Stanford, Calif.), (15) at Davidson College (Durham, N.C.), (16) Duke Missouri (36) W 3-2 Furman (36) W 7-0 Women’s Classic (Durham, N.C.), (17) ACC Tournament (Chapel Hill, N.C.), Or- Georgia (36) L 2-3 Davidson W 8-0 lando, Fla., (19) NCAA First Round (Durham, N.C.), (20) NCAA Second Round Old Dominion W 3-1 at #19/23 Wake Forest W 2-0 (Charlottesville, Va.), (21) NCAA Semifinal (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (22) NCAA Champi- North Carolina L 1-3 #14/9 Florida State W 2-0 onship (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (23) Texas Challenge (Houston, Texas), (24) NCAA First at Clemson L 0-1 at Miami W 4-1 Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (25) St. Louis Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.), (26) NCAA at Florida State L 2-3 at #6/3 Virginia L 1-2 South Regional (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (27) SMU Tournament (Dallas, Texas), (28) Port- at Florida L 0-3 N.C. State W 3-0 land Tournament (Portland, Ore.), (29)ACC Tournament (College Park, Md.), (30) NCAA at Fla. International W 2-1 Clemson L 0-1 Second Round (Durham, N.C.), (31) UNCG Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.), (23) Virginia L 1-2 Virginia Tech W 9-3 Texas Challenge (Houston, Texas), (32) ACC Tournament (Clemson, S.C.), (33) NCAA at N.C. State W 1-0 at Maryland L 0-1 (OT) Second Round (Lincoln, Neb.), (34)UCF Soccer Classic (Orlando, Fla.), (35) adidas/ Wake Forest W 2-0 at #1/1 North Carolina L 1-2 Lady Foot Lkr. Soc. Classic (South Bend, Ind.), (36) Duke adidas Soccer Classic (Durham, Vanderbilt W 2-0 vs. #--/18 WFU (49) W 3-0 N.C.), (37) ACC Tournament (Winston-Salem, N.C.), (38) UConn Classic (Storrs, Virginia (37) L 1-2 (OT) vs. #1/1 N.Carolina (49) L 2-4 Conn.), (39) Santa Clara/Nike Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.), (40) ACC Tournament (Orlando, Tennessee (45) T 1-1 (4-2, PKs) vs. VCU (52) W 2-1 Fla.), (41) Keybank Classic (South Bend, Ind.), (42) Golden Gate Classic (San Francisco, North Carolina (46) L 0-2 at #3/3 Virginia (52) W 3-0 Calif.), (43) NCAA Second Round (Newport News, Va.), (44) NCAA Second Round at #11/11 UCLA (53) L 0-2 (Clemson, S.C.), (45) NCAA First Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (46) NCAA Second Round Rankings are NSCAA/Soccerbuzz.com (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (46) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.), (47) ACC Tournament 2002 (Tallahassee, Fla.), (48) Wake Forest adidas Classic (Winston-Salem, N.C.), (49) 9-9-2, 2-3-2 ACC ACC Tournament (Cary, N.C.), (50) NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Col- (-/20) Tennessee W 2-1 (OT) lege Station, Texas), (51) Outrigger Hotels & Resorts Classic (Waipio, HI), (52) NCAA (-/10) at Texas L 2-1 Tournament First & Second Rounds in Charlottesville, Va., (53) NCAA Tournament (23/15) Washington(12) L 4-3 (2OT) Sweet 16 in Los Angeles, Calif., (54) NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (New (23/-) Wofford (12) W 2-0 Haven, Conn.), (55) North/South Challenge (New Haven, Conn.), (56) UAB Nike (-/-) Central Florida (46) W 3-0 Classic (Birmingham, Ala.), (57) NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Knoxville, (-/14) Florida (46) W 2-1 (OT) Tenn.) (15/-) FIU (36) W 5-0 (15/-) Marquette (36) L 2-1 (22/-) at Maryland* L 3-2 (22/-) at Georgia L 1-0 (-/19) Clemson* L 3-2 (2OT) (-/19) Florida State T 1-1 (2OT) (-/20) N.C. State* W 3-0 (-/12) at Charlotte L 2-1 (-/-) at Viriginia* L 2-0 (-/2) at North Carolina* T 0-0 (2OT) (-/-) High Point W 6-0 (-/25) Wake Forest W 2-1 (OT) (-/20) Virginia(47) W 1-0 (-/14) Clemson (47) L 2-0

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Duke University was created in 1924 by James Buchanan Duke as a memorial to his father, Washington Duke. The Dukes, a Durham family who built a worldwide finan- cial empire in the manufacture of tobacco and developed the production of electricity in the two Carolinas, had long been interested in Trinity College. Trinity traced its roots to 1838 in nearby Randolph County when local Meth- odist and Quaker communities joined forces to support a permanent school, which they named Union Institute. After a brief period as Normal College (1851-59), the school changed its name to Trinity College in 1859 and affiliated with the Methodist Church. The college moved to Durham in 1892 with financial assistance from Washington Duke and the donation of land by Julian S. Carr. In December 1924, the school’s trustees grate- fully accepted the provisions of James B. Duke’s indenture creating the family philan- thropic foundation, The Duke Endowment, which provided, in part, for the expansion of Trinity College into Duke University. As a result of the Duke gift, Trinity under- went both physical and academic expansion. The original Durham Campus became known as East Campus when it was rebuilt in stately Georgian architecture. West Campus, Gothic in style and dominated by the soaring 210- foot tower of Duke Chapel, opened in 1930. Academic expansion of the university included the establishment of new graduate and pro- fessional schools. Modern times have seen Duke realize its founder’s aspirations to become a major cen- ter of learning. The Duke University Medical Center has achieved international promi- nence, and many Duke schools and depart- ments are consistently ranked among the nation’s best. Dr. Richard H. Brodhead President

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• Ninety-three percent of Duke students graduate in four years Majors at Duke

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A mainstay among the elite Division I athletic programs, Duke University once again ranked near the top during the 2006-07 athletic year. The women’s golf team collected its fifth NCAA Championship while the field hockey, women’s lacrosse and men’s lacrosse squads advanced to the NCAA Final Four. The Blue Devils registered three ACC Tournament and five league regular season titles on the year. Duke was also very successful nationally in 2006-07 as 15 teams competed in NCAA Tournament action. The Blue Devils had five teams finish in the top-10 of the national rankings. Here is a sampling of Duke’s accomplishments:

• Shannon Rowbury became the first Blue Devil women’s track & field member to claim NCAA Champion honors as she ran a 4:42.17 mile at the NCAA Indoor Championship. • The Blue Devils had three National Player of the Year honorees (Amanda Blumenherst, Matt Danowski and Lindsey Harding), one National Defensive Player of the Year (Harding), one Rhodes Scholar (Chas Salmen) and one Lowe’s Senior Class Award winner (Alison Bales). • Fourteen Blue Devils were selected Academic All- America/National Scholar Athlete. • A total of 29 student-athletes were selected All- America during the season, while Duke boasted 50 All-ACC selections. • Four Blue Devils were named ACC Player of the Year— Amanda Blumenherst (women’s golf), Matt Danowski (men’s lacrosse), Lindsey Harding (women’s basketball) and Ali Hausfeld (volleyball). • Four Duke teams earned No. 1 national rankings during the season — women’s basketball, women’s golf, men’s soccer and men’s lacrosse— and four other teams achieved a ranking of No. 5 or better— field hockey (4), women’s lacrosse (2), men’s basketball (5) and women’s cross country (5). Women’s Basketball and women’s golf each finished the season ranked No. 1 nationally. • Shannon Rowbury and Debra Vento received NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. • Women’s soccer sophomore Christie McDonald was awarded the Wilma Rudolph Student Athlete Achieve- ment Award after coming back from having brain surgery over the summer of 2006. She started 18 of 21 matches after returning. • Duke student-athletes registered a 3.1 grade point average during the 2006-07 school year. A total of 26 varsity teams at Duke had a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher following the 2006-07 academic year.