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10 Soccer Media Guide.Indd 2010 Ohio University Women’s Soccer Ohio Soccer 2010 Quick Facts Table of Contents INTRODUCTION UNIVERSITY Media Information .................................................................2 Location ................................................................Athens, Ohio Team Breakdown....................................................................3 Founded ............................................................................1804 2010 Schedule .......................................................................4 Enrollment .....................................................................28,442 Nickname ......................................................................Bobcats MEET THE BOBCATS Colors ............................................Hunter Green and White Sarah Brown/Rachael Goulding .........................................6 Conference .............................Mid-American (East Division) Jackie Hanson/Ainsley Bodi .................................................7 Home Field ..........................................................Chessa Field Lauren Burke/Laura Dieter ..................................................8 President ......................Dr. Roderick J. McDavis (Ohio ‘70) Remi Famodu/Toye Famodu ................................................9 Director of Athletics .........................................Jim Schaus (Purdue ‘83) Katie Kemen/Kim Nordtveit ..............................................10 Senior Woman Administrator........................Amy Dean (Miami ‘85) Rachael Philpot/Kelsey Pichel ..........................................11 Sara Seitz/Jordan Finch/Veronica Rock ........................12 COACHING STAFF Paige Howard/Cathryn Rogers ........................................13 Head Coach .......................................................Stacy Strauss Erin Schwenke/Joie Cosby/Taleen Mergian ..................14 Newcomers .................................................................... 14-15 Alma Mater ...........................................................Kenyon ‘96 Class Shots ............................................................................16 Career Record (years) ......................87-92-15 (10 years) Head Coach Stacy Strauss ................................................17 Record at Ohio ...............................................................Same Assistant Coach Amy Switzer ............................................18 MAC Record ............................................................60-42-12 Assistant Coach Kelly Keelan ...........................................18 Assistant Coach ..................................................Amy Switzer Volunteer Assistant Carolyn Hansen ................................18 Assistant Coach ..................................................Kelly Keelan Support Staff .......................................................................18 Volunteer Assistant Coach ..........................Carolyn Hansen 2008 REVIEW Team Stats ............................................................................20 PROGRAM INFORMATION Season Results/Leaders .....................................................21 First Year of Women’s Soccer ......................................1997 MAC Regular Season Titles ..................................................3 History and Records Ohio Soccer History ............................................................22 Last MAC Regular Season Title ....................................2004 MAC Championships ...........................................................23 MAC Tournament Appearances ........................................11 Record Books ................................................................ 24-26 MAC Tournament Record ................................................9-11 Awards ..................................................................................27 All-Time Record .................................................122-114-18 All-Time Records ..................................................................28 All-Time MAC Record ............................................79-49-14 All-Time Results ....................................................................29 All-Time Non-Conference Record ..........................36-59-4 All-Time Roster .....................................................................30 OHIO UNIVERSITY TEAM INFORMATION Chessa Field .........................................................................32 2009 Overall Record ..................................................9-8-2 Athletic Facilities ..................................................................33 2008 MAC Record (finish) ..............................6-3-2 (fourth) University Information ................................................. 34-35 Starters Returning/Lost ....................................................8/3 Ohio Athletics ................................................................36-38 Letterwinners Returning/Lost .......................................18/7 Distinguished Bobcats .........................................................39 Athletic Director Jim Schaus ..............................................40 Newcomers ..............................................................................7 President Roderick J. McDavis ..........................................41 Athletic Administration .......................................................42 MEDIA RELATIONS Ohio Bobcat Club ...............................................................43 Asst. A.D for Media Relations .....................Jason Corriher Mid-American Conference ................................................44 Asst. Director/Soccer Contact .........................Darrin Bates ‘Cats in the Community.......................................................45 Office Phone ..............................................740-593-1299 Home/Cell Phone ......................................740-591-2287 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of Ohio Intercollegiate Athletics is to inspire, E-mail .......................................................batesd@ohio.edu develop, and support students in their pursuit of aca- Mailing/Shipping Address: .....................N117 Convocation Center demic and athletic excellence. ............................................................................................Athens, OH 45701 Website ..............................................................................OhioBobcats.com MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS The 2010 Ohio soccer guide is a production of the Ohio Media Information Media Relations offi ce. The guide was designed, written All media requests and interviews with coaches and and edited by Darrin Bates, Assistant Director of Media players must be arranged through Darrin Bates and the Relations, using Adobe InDesign CS2. Special thanks to Ohio media relations offi ce. Interviews will be conducted Sarah Brown and Megan Hickock for their assistance. around practice times, in the media relations offi ce or by Editorial work by Bates, Jason Corriher, Assistant AD for a media relations’ staff’s phone. Players and coaches Media Relations, and the Ohio soccer coaching staff. will be available for interviews at the conclusion of Photography provided by Josh Couper, Joel Hawksley games. Telephone interviews may be arranged around and Ohio University Photography. practice times with advance preparation encouraged. A 24-hour notice is appreciated. OhioBobcats.com 1 2010 Ohio University Women’s Soccer Ohio Media Information www.OhioBobcats.com The offi cial web site of Ohio Athletics and Ohio soccer is www.OhioBobcats.com. It is one of the many means of information dis- semination utilized by the athletics depart- ment. In addition to releases, specifi c team information (rosters, schedules, statistics, bios, etc.) for all 16 varsity sports is avail- able. Statistics and a game recap will be available on-line as soon as possible fol- lowingli each h game. LiLive statistics ii will also be available for each home game. Ohio, Please Please use the single term Ohio. It is proper to use Ohio University when refer- ing to other institutions by their full name. Please do not use Ohio U. or O.U. Media Outlets 740-681-4358 740-452-4561 WKOV-FM 96.7 TELEVISION 304-522-4581 FAX: 740-681-4456 FAX: 740-450-6759 295 E. Main Street Ohio News Network FAX: 304-523-0545 NEWSPAPER [email protected] [email protected] Jackson, OH 45640 770 Twin Rivers Dr. [email protected] Athens Messenger www.lancastereaglegazette. www. 740-286-3023 Columbus, OH 43215 Rt. 33 N. & Johnson Rd. com zanesvilletimesrecorder.com FAX: 740-286-6679 614-280-6319 WSAZ-TV (Ch. 3 NBC) Athens, OH 45701 [email protected] [email protected] 645 Fifth Ave. 740-592-6612 Logan Daily News RADIO www.onnnews.com Huntington, WV 25701 FAX: 740-592-4647 72 E. Main Street WAIS 770 AM WLTP-AM 1450 304-697-4780 [email protected] Logan, OH 43138 WSEO 107.7 FM 6006 Grand Central Ave. WBNS-TV (Ch. 10 CBS) FAX: 304-690-3065 WEB:www.athensmessenger. 740-385-2109 15751 U.S. Rt. 33S Vienna, WV 26105 770 Twin Rivers Dr. [email protected] com FAX: 740-385-4514 Nelsonville, OH 45764 304-295-6070 Columbus, OH 43216 www.wsaz.com www.logandaily.com 740-753-2154 FAX: 304-295-4389 614-460-3962 The Post FAX: 740-753-4965 johnchalfant@clearchannel. FAX: 614-460-2959 WSYX-TV (Ch. 6 ABC) Ohio University Huntington Heral Dispatch [email protected] com [email protected] 1261 Dublin Rd. Baker University Center 946 5th Ave. www.wbns10tv.com Columbus,
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