2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 1 QUICK FACTS

MEDIA CONTACT: ADMINISTRATION Muad Issa Executive Director, Athletics & Recreation: Jennifer Myers Representative, Sport Information Director, Business Development: Duke Dickson Cell: 647-779-5517 Manager, Varsity Athletics: Hailey Milligan-Jones, Mack Abbott E-mail: [email protected] Manager, Marketing & Events: Tricia Wyles Website: yorkulions.ca Twitter: @yorkulions Manager, Event Operations: Michael Bianchi Senior Development Officer, Athletics: Bart Zemanek CONTACT INFORMATION Athletics & Recreation SUPPORT STAFF Tait McKenzie Centre Coordinator, Sport Information: Alyson Fisher 4700 Keele St. Representative, Sport Information: Muad Issa , ON M3J 1P3 Coordinator, Equipment Services: Geoff Carson 416-736-5185 Equipment Services & Stadium Attendant: Nathaniel Griffith [email protected] Representative, Varsity Athletics: Jenna Gray YORK UNIVERSITY Coordinator, Facility Operations: Manny Troitino Location: Toronto, Coordinator, Building Production: Dwayne Edwards Founded: 1959 Coordinator, Event Operations Lead: Kamiel Reid Enrolment: 55,000 Representative, Event Operation: Kristen Venne Nickname: Lions Coordinator, Marketing & Client Experience: Ally Stirling Colours: Red & White Digital Media Assistant: Mike Dahiroc Field: Alumni Field Coordinator, Athletic Services: Katie Robinson Capacity: 5,000 Administrative Coordinator: Lillian Chan Conference: Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Head Strength & Conditioning Coach: Sam Eyles-Frayne President & Vice Chancellor: Dr. Rhonda Lenton Strength & Conditioning Coach: Michael Larocque, Emerson Morassutti YORK ATHLETICS & RECREATION Name: York University MEDICAL STAFF Location: Toronto, Ontario Sports Medicine & Sports Injury Clinic Manager: Andrea Prieur Founded: 1959 Assistant Manager, Sport Injury Clinic: Tracy Meloche Enrolment: 53,000 Head Athletic Therapist: Brittney Enright-Blount Nickname: Lions Director, Athletic Therapy Certificate Program: Loriann Hynes Colours: Red & White Associate Director, Athletic Therapy Certificate Program: Michael Boni Field: York Stadium Coordinator, Athletic Therapy Certificate Program: Gus Kandilas Capacity: 5,000 Conference: Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Orthopedic Surgeons: Dr. Rick Zarnett, Dr. Jacqueline Auguste President & Vice Chancellor: Dr. Rhonda Lenton Team Dentist: Dr. Ramzi Haddad Sport Medicine Physicians: Dr. Hemen Shukla, Dr. Laura Cruz Sport Medicine Doctor: Dr. John Ho Cardiologist: Dr. Yuri Frenklah Sports Psychiatrist: Dr. Saul Marks Sport Chiropractor: Dr. Scott Howitt Registered Social Worker: Debbie Wilkes Research Consultant & Associate Professor: Dr. Alison Macpherson, Dr. Lauren Sergio Certified Athletic Therapists: Kevin Montgomery Registered Dietitian: Katie Jessop Naturopathic Doctor: Dr. Ryan Sciacchitano

CONTACT INFORMATION York University Athletics & Recreation Tait McKenzie Centre 4700 Keele St. Toronto, ON M3J 1P3 416-736-5185 [email protected]

2 ROSTER

NO FULL NAME POS HT ELIG PROGRAM YR HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL / POST SECONDARY 1 Danitza Indacochea GK 5-7 4 Spanish 5 Maple, Ont. St. Joan of Arc C.H.S. / Gannon University 2 Jessica Lush D 5-10 3 Biology 3 Beaver Bank, N.S. Halifax West H.S. 3 Julia Iaquinta D 5-6 4 Nursing 4 Richmond Hill, Ont. Jean Vanier C.H.S. 4 Amalia Kontolemos F 5-8 2 Social Work 2 North York, Ont. Sir John A. Macdonald C.I. 5 Kalifornia Mitchell M 5-3 2 Children’s Studies 2 Ajax, Ont. Sinclair S.S. 6 Kennedy Sherwood D 5-3 2 Kinesiology & Health Science 3 Toronto, Ont. Mary Ward C.S.S. 7 Stephanie Lamanna F 5-5 4 Criminology 4 Pickering, Ont. St. Mary C.H.S. 9 Kiyani Johnson F 5-6 4 Psychology 4 Markham, Ont. St. Brother Andre C.H.S. 10 Farkhunda Muhtaj M 5-3 5 Kinesiology & Health Science 5 Toronto, Ont. David and Mary Thomson C.I. 11 Joselyn Gagliardi M 5-5 1 Kinesiology & Health Science 1 Bradford, Ont. Holy Trinity H.S. 12 Kendra Saxton M 5-10 4 English / Professional Writing 5 Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo C.I. 13 Catherine Umolac M 5-5 3 English Studies - PHD PHD Cambridge, Ont. Queen’s University 15 Vanessa Pasqualitto D 5-7 1 Commerce, Management 1 Markham, Ont. St. Brother Andre C.H.S. 16 Haley Walsh M 5-4 2 Criminology 5 Markham, Ont. St. Augustine C.H.S. 17 Marissa Castellano F 5-3 1 Psychology 1 Pickering, Ont. Senator O’Connor C.S. 18 Ola Olatoye M 5-5 3 Science 3 Brampton, Ont. Notre Dame C.S.S. 20 Courtney Davis GK 5-9 5 Education 6 Cambridge, Ont. Galt C.V.I. 21 Vanessa Salvaggio M 5-1 1 Psychology 2 Richmond Hill, Ont. Bill Crothers S.S. 22 Teni Odetoyinbo D 5-8 3 Schulich School of Business 3 Mississauga, Ont. St. Marcellinus H.S. 24 Vanessa Santoriello M 5-4 1 Kinesiology & Health Science 2 Maple, Ont. St. Joan of Arc C.H.S. 26 Mia Laursen GK 5-5 3 Psychology 5 Ottawa, Ont. Hillcrest H.S. 27 Jotam Chouhan M 5-8 2 Kinesiology & Health Science 2 Caledon, Ont. Mayfield S.S.

COACHING STAFF AND SUPPORT STAFF Carmine Isacco Head coach Tina Cook Assistant Coach Paul DeAbreu Assistant Coach Courtney Douglas Assistant Coach Gerald Pennant Goalkeeper Coach Joey Cicchillo Strength & Conditioning Coach Francesco Vescio Strength & Conditioning Coach Cesar Cruz Co-head Student Therapist Nicole Jimenez Co-head Student Therapist Alexandra Tauhid Assistant Student Therapist

2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 3 COACHING STAFF

CARMINE ISACCO TINA COOK HEAD COACH ASSISTANT COACH Carmine Isacco was named the Tina Cook joined the Lions in 2018 after a master coach of York’s soccer pro- four-year stint as an assistant coach with gram in 2011, overseeing both the the women’s soccer team. men’s and women’s teams. In his Her coaching experience also includes eight years coaching the women’s working as a staff coach with the Rich- team he’s been named the OUA mond Hill Soccer Club, associate technical women’s coach of the year twice director with Newmarket Soccer Club, (2015, 2019), to go along with his head coach of the junior varsity team at six on the men’s side (2007, 2010, Graceland University and one year as an 2012-14, 2016), as well as two U assistant coach with Graceland’s varsity team. SPORTS men’s coach of the year awards (2007, 2014). As a player, Cook excelled at Graceland University where she was a four-year NAIA varsity scholarship athlete. The Yellow- In 2015, he guided the women’s jackets went undefeated in Heart of America Conference play soccer team to an undefeated regular season (15-0-1) and the during her time with the team and reached the national cham- team was ranked as high as No. 2 in the rankings. pionship elite eight in 2005 and 2008. She was also named That same year, he served as a guest coach with the Canadian team captain and earned an NAIA all-American scholar-athlete senior men’s team for a pair of friendlies in advance of World designation as well as the NAIA champion of character award. Cup qualifying, and was an assistant coach with the U22 team After graduating from Graceland she played professionally for at the 2015 in Toronto. two years in Greece.

Isacco joined the Lions after spending two seasons as the head coach with the Varsity Blues, where he PAUL DeABREU led the team to a pair of OUA silver medals and a CIS silver ASSISTANT COACH medal in 2005. His coaching career has also seen him claim Paul DeAbreu joined the Lions coaching a national championship with the Hearts-Azzurri S.C. in the staff in 2011. In addition to working with under-18 division. As a player, Isacco took to the pitch at the the Lions, he is also the head coach of University of Maryland, where he was named a freshman the Pickering Power Girls Ontario Youth all-American and a three-time all-ACC first team member. In Soccer League (OYSL) U15 and U17 teams. 1993 he participated in the World University Games. He has also been the assistant coach of the W-League’s Lady Lynx. In 2010, DeAbreu COACHING RECORD coached his Pickering girls U16 OYSL team Year Team Overall Regular Playoffs OUA to an undefeated season, which culminated Season Finish in an OYSL Cup championship, an Ontario Cup championship 2011 York 6-5-5 5-4-5 1-1 Quarter-finals and a national title. 2012 York 8-3-6 8-2-6 0-1 First-round 2013 York 4-5-7 4-5-7 - 7th OUA West Division He has previously worked with head coach Carmine Isacco, 2014 York 13-3-2 12-2-2 1-1 Quarter-finals where he served as an assistant with the Azzurri U18 boys team 2015 York 16-2-1 15-0-1 1-2 Fourth 2016 York 11-3-3 11-2-3 0-1 Quarter-finals in 2008. He was also the head coach for the Unionville U18 boys’ 2017 York 5-7-5 5-6-5 0-1 First-round team, where he coached the squad to a silver medal at the na- 2018 York 10-5-2 10-4-2 0-1 Quarter-finals tional championships. DeAbreu has also served as first assistant 2019 York 12-1-5 8-1-5 4-0 Gold coach to the Guyana U20 women’s national team. TOTALS 85-34-36 78-26-36 7-8

4 YORK LIONS COACHING STAFF

COURTNEY DOUGLAS GERALD PENNANT ASSISTANT COACH GOALKEEPER COACH Courtney Douglas was added to the Gerald Pennant joined the Lions Lions coaching staff in 2019 after a five- coaching staff as the goalkeeper coach year playing career at the University of in 2010, coming to York from Ryerson Florida, where she played on defence where he served in the same role for in 22 matches. She was president of both the men’s and women’s programs Florida’s Student-Athlete Advisory Com- for two years. He has a wealth of mittee for the 2017-18 season and was experience coaching with the Ontario named to the SEC soccer community provincial program and the Jamaican service team that same year. Through- national team. He is a provincial B out her career she was also named to the SEC academic hon- licensed coach who also holds both an NACAA goalkeeping our roll four times and graduated with a degree in sociology. diploma and the Ontario Soccer Association goalkeeping certificate. Prior to heading to Florida, Douglas played club and high school soccer in the , winning an OFSAA gold medal with St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School in 2010. She was part of the Jamaican national U17 and U20 teams, playing in the CONCACAF women’s championships in 2012 and 2014.

2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 5 CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW

TOP SEEDED LIONS BATTLE FOR PROGRAM’S FIRST NATIONAL TITLE The York University Lions women’s soccer team will battle for their first national banner in program history as they travel across the country to Victoria for the 2019 U SPORTS championships hosted by the University of Victoria from Nov. 7-10.

The eight-team tournament runs until Sunday, with the gold-medal final set for 3pm at Centennial Stadium. All 11 games will be webcast on usports.live. • Played in all 14 games and started eight at forward in first The Lions will make their fifth national appearance after season with the Lions • Played in all four games in the OUA playoffs and scored two a 10-year hiatus, with their last four appearances taking game-winning goals, including the final goal in extra time in a place from 2005-07 and 2009. Their best tournament 3-2 upset victory over Ottawa result came in 2007 when they finished as high as silver • An attacking, strong one-on-one player • Brings good intensity to the line-up medalists, falling to the Cape Breton Capers 2-1 in their only • Spent time with the Bermuda U17 national team championship final appearance. A year prior, the national • Earned athlete of the year honours in high school championship was also hosted in Victoria and the team narrowly missed out on the podium after falling to the Thanks to their stellar performance in the regular season, Ottawa Gee-Gees 2-0 in the bronze medal match. six Lions were named OUA West first-team all-stars for the first time in program history which was highlighted After raising their first OUA banner since 2009, the Lions by captain Teni Odetoyinbo receiving the OUA West Most enter the national tournament as the top seed and will take Valuable Player award – the first since Nour Ghoneim won on the silver medallists from the AUS conference, the Acadia the award in back-to-back years in 2014 and 2015. First- Axewomen, who make their first tournament appearance year defender Joselyn Gagliardi and Odetoyinbo helped since 1990. The two teams will open the championship with command a defensive line that only allowed an average the first game of the day on Thursday morning at 10:30am 0.57 goals against all season. PT/1:30pm ET. In the midfield, 2018 OUA West Rookie of the YearKalifornia • OUA West first-team all-star for the first time After dropping their first game of the season to the Guelph Mitchell doubled down on last year’s success and earned her • Started all 14 regular season games and 4 OUA playoff Gryphons in late August, the Lions went on a tear going second straight first-team all-star selection after finishing games in the defence as a rookie • active midfielder who is always engaged and moving unbeaten in their last 17 games. During the regular season second on the team in scoring with three goals. Also in the • Earned female athlete of the year honours in grade 12 the Lions put up 26 goals and recorded eight clean sheets, midfield are second-yearVanessa Salvaggio and captain • Helped high school soccer team win two silver medals at the fourth best marks in the OUA in both categories. In Farkhunda Muhtaj, the pair contributed five assists to the the OFSAA championships the postseason the Lions were second in the OUA with an teams OUA third best 14 total assists. Making her way back average of 0.43 goals against and picked up three clean on to the first team is forwardKiyani Johnson, who was the sheets in their four games. team’s leading scorer and tied for second in the OUA with 11 goals, and third with 13 points on the season.

The team went on a dream postseason campaign that included back-to-back wins in the quarter-final and semifinal stages with both games being decided in extra-time. After dropping the Gryphons 1-0 with a goal from Jotam Chouhan in the 105th minute, the Lions upset the former No. 1 nationally ranked 2018 OUA and U SPORTS champion Gee- Gees 3-2 in front of their home crowd en route to the OUA final. A 2-0 victory over the in the championship game thanks to an own goal and a beauty finish from Lions defender Jessica Lush were more than enough to secure the program’s fourth OUA banner.

The winner of Thursday’s quarter-final will advance to the championship semifinal on Saturday at 12:30pm PT/3:30pm ET against either the RSEQ champion Carabins or the West finalist UBC Thunderbirds.

6 YORK LIONS CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW PLAYERS

MARISSA JOTAM COURTNEY 17 CASTELLANO 27 CHOUHAN 1 DAVIS

F M GK 5-3 5-8 5-9 1st Year 2nd Year 5th Year

Psychology Kinesiology & Health Science Education Pickering, Ont. Caledon, Ont. Cambridge, Ont. Senator O’Connor C.S. Mayfield S.S. Galt C.V.I. • Played in all 14 games and started eight at forward in first • Started all 14 games and ranked second on the team with • Appeared in two games in net season with the Lions 30 shots and 22 shots on goal • Allowed one goal and made one save in 60 minutes of • Played in all four games in the OUA playoffs and scored two • Score the lone goal in the OUA quarter-finals in the 105th action game-winning goals, including the final goal in extra time in a minute to give the Lions a 1-0 extra time win • As a rookie in 2014, ranked second in the OUA in goals 3-2 upset victory over Ottawa • Recorded one assist and seven shots on goal allowed (five), third in save percentage (.881) and third in • An attacking, strong one-on-one player • Brings great technical skill and a high soccer IQ clean sheets (eight) • Brings good intensity to the line-up • An offensive threat with her ability to spring the attack • Aggressive and disciplined in net • Spent time with the Bermuda U17 national team • Team captain and team MVP all four years in high school • Earned athlete of the year honours in high school

JOSELYN CHYNNA HO-YOUNG JULIA 11 GAGLIARDI 34 CADOGAN 3 IAQUINTA M M D 5-5 5-3 5-6 1st Year 2nd Year 4th Year Kinesiology & Health Science Psychology Nursing Bradford, Ont. East York, Ont. Richmond Hill, Ont. Holy Trinity H.S. Monarch Park C.I. Jean Vanier C.H.S.

• OUA West first-team all-star for the first time • An aggressive midfielder who shows great desire for the • Has appeared in 37 games over four seasons with Lions, • Started all 14 regular season games and 4 OUA playoff ball at all times starting three as a defender games in the defence as a rookie • Helped high school team win the city championship in 2013 • Has great technical skill and is solid on the back end by • active midfielder who is always engaged and moving • Four-time soccer team MVP and athlete of the year in high maintaining composure while on the field • Earned female athlete of the year honours in grade 12 school • Earned high school’s junior female athlete of the year • Helped high school soccer team win two silver medals at award in 2013 the OFSAA championships

DANITZA KIYANI AMALIA 1 INDACOCHEA 9 JOHNSON 18 KONTOLEMOS GK F F 5-7 5-6 5-8 4th Year 4th Year 2nd Year Spanish Maple, Ont. Psychology Social Work St. Joan of Arc C.H.S. / Markham, Ont. North York, Ont. Gannon University St. Brother Andre C.H.S. Sir John A. Macdonald C.I.

• Started 13 regular season games in net in first season with • OUA West first-team all-star for the second time • Appeared in five games as a reserve forward the Lions • Second in OUA scoring with 11 goals • Has an attacking mindset and strikes the ball well, • Ranked third in the OUA in goals against average (0.49) • Recorded two hat tricks on the season making her a strong scoring threat and seventh in save percentage (.838) • Started all 14 games and led the team with 44 shots and 30 • Earned high school athlete of the year honours • Started all four games in the playoffs and recorded three shots on goal clean sheets • A dangerous attacking threat with great speed and one-on- • Provides a strong presence in goal and has good hands one attacking skills. • Spent three seasons at Gannon University, redshirting one year and playing in 13 matches and starting seven in the other two • Named a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) scholar-athlete all three years

7 2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 7 PLAYERS

STEPHANIE MIA JESSICA 7 LAMANNA 26 LAURSEN 2 LUSH F GK D 5-5 5-5 5-10 4t Year 3rd Year 3rd Year

Criminology Psychology Biology Pickering, Ont. Ottawa, Ont. Beaver Bank, N.S. St. Mary C.H.S. Hillcrest H.S. Halifax West H.S.

• Has played in all 62 regular-season games in her four • A former midfielder who transitioned to goalie • Started nine games on defence after missing time with an • Appeared in all 14 games and started three as a rookie seasons and started 15 • Has great footwork and is able to distribute the ball injury midfielder • Recorded one assist and had 10 shots and six shots on goal well from the back • Started all four playoff games and scored the second goal • Scored three times this season, including a game-winner • Brings a lot of pace to the line-up and is capable of capital- • Earned high school’s senior female athlete of the year in the OUA final • A composed midfielder with a high soccer IQ who helps izing in one-on-one situations award in 2015 • OUA West second-team all-star in 2018 the team keep the rhythm of the game • Two-time OFSAA finalist with high school team and won a • Provides height to the defensive line and has a strong • Helped high school team with York Region Tier 2 champi- provincial hockey championship ability to prevent opponents from attacking past her onship in 2016 and reach the finals in 2014. • Helped high school team win the Nova Scotia provincial championship in 2016

KALIFORNIA FARKHUNDA TENI 5 MITCHELL 10 MUHTAJ 22ODETOYINBO

M M D 5-3 5-3 5-8 2nd Year 5th Year 3rd Year

Children’s Studies Kinesiology & Health Science Schulich School of Business Ajax, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Sinclair S.S. David and Mary Thomson C.I. St. Marcellinus H.S.

• OUA West first-team all-star for the second straight year • OUA West first-team all-star • OUA West most valuable player • Started 28 games in the midfield in her first two seasons • Scored the second goal in an upset win over No. 1 Ottawa • Led the Lions with four assists • OUA West first-team all-star for the second straight year with the Lions, recording two assists • Tied for second in team scoring with three goals • Started 11 games in the midfield after an injury forced her • Started 42 games on defence over three seasons • An intense defender who has high endurance • OUA West and York female rookie of the year in 2018 to miss games early • Has terrific pace and technical ability • Fast and aggressive and likes to get forward and help with • Named to the U SPORTS all-rookie team and an OUA West • A scoring threat in the centre of the field who has great • Helped high school team win two ROPSSAA championships the attack first-team all-star vision and does not shy away from physical play and the OFSAA title in 2015 • Spent one season with the Queen’s Gaels in 2015 • Started all 14 games at midfield and ranked third on the • Earned high school athlete of the year and soccer team • Two-time soccer team MVP in high school team with 15 shots on net MVP awards

OLA VANESSA VANESSA 28 OLATOYE 15 PASQUALITTO 21 SALVAGGIO M D M 5-5 5-7 5-1 3rd Year 1st Year 2nd Year

Science Commerce, Management Psychology Brampton, Ont. Markham, Ont. Richmond Hill, Ont. Notre Dame C.S.S. St. Brother Andre C.H.S. Bill Crothers S.S. • Has appeared in 31 games and started 14 over two seasons • Appeared in all 14 games and started four as a rookie • OUA West first-team all-star • An aggressive midfielder with great technical ability who defender • Dressed for all 14 regular-season games and started 12 in can win the necessary tackles • A stronger defender who is composed on the ball the midfield • Distributes the ball well from the middle of the field • Has good technical skill and the ability to start the attack • Started all four playoff games and had four shots and • Earned high school’s senior female athlete of the year from the back line three shots on goal award in 2017 and the junior award in 2014 • Helped club team reach the Ontario Cup finals • A technical midfielder with a high work rate who is active • Twin brother, Soji, is a member of the Lions men’s soccer on the ball and brings a positive attitude team • Named to honour roll every year in high school

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VANESSA KENDRA KENNEDY 24 SANTORIELLO 12 SAXTON 6 SHERWOOD

F M D 5-4 5-10 5-3 1st Year 4th Year 4th Year

Kinesiology & Health Science English / Professional Writing Kinesiology & Health Science Maple, Ont. Waterloo, Ont. Toronto, Ont. St. Joan of Arc C.H.S. Waterloo C.I. Mary Ward C.S.S. Appeared in all 14 games and started three as a rookie Has appeared in 51 games and started 26 at midfield over • • • Appeared in four games on defence in her second season midfielder three seasons • A fast, athletic defender who gets into hard tackles Scored three times this season, including a game-winner Scored two goals this season, including one game-winner • • • Earned senior athlete of the year award in last year of high • A composed midfielder with a high soccer IQ who helps • Earned U SPORTS academic all-Canadian honours for the school the team keep the rhythm of the game 2016-17 academic year • Helped lead soccer team to Toronto Catholic Tier 2 champi- • Helped high school team with York Region Tier 2 champi- • Has great field vision and the ability to develop forward onship in 2016 and was a three-time team MVP onship in 2016 and reach the finals in 2014. play • Three-time WCSSAA and regional champion in high school • Earned WCSSAA all-star honours in 2014 and was the league’s leading scorer twice

TENI CATHERINE HALEY ODETOYINBO 13 UMOLAC 16 WALSH

M M 5-5 5-4 PHD 2nd Year

English Studies - PHD Criminology Cambridge, Ont. Markham, Ont. Queen’s University St. Augustine C.H.S.

• Started 28 games in the midfield in her first two seasons • Appeared in 12 games in the midfield after missing all of with the Lions, recording two assists last year with an injury • An intense defender who has high endurance • Scored a game-winning goal as a substitute, and record- • Fast and aggressive and likes to get forward and help with ed one assist on the season the attack • Earned U SPORTS academic all-Canadian honours for the • Spent one season with the Queen’s Gaels in 2015 2017-18 academic year • A strong midfielder with great fight defensively and the ability to create momentum offensively • Earned high school team honours in 2014 and reached York Region finals in 2015

2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 9 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

2019 REGULAR SEASON GAME-BY-GAME-RESULTS 2019 OUA PLAYOFFS

Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Goals Aug. 31 Guelph L 2-1 % Oct. 23 Waterloo W 1-0 Castellano Sept. 5 McMaster W 1-0 # Oct. 27 Guelph W 1-0 (OT) Chouhan Sept. 8 Waterloo T 1-1 + Nov. 1 Ottawa W 3-2 (OT) Johnson, Mitchell, Castellano Sept. 13 Western T 0-0 * Nov. 2 Toronto W 2-0 Lush Sept. 15 Brock T 0-0 Sept. 20 Laurier W 4-0 Sept. 29 Guelph T 2-2 % OUA First round Oct. 2 McMaster W 1-0 # OUA Quarter-final Oct. 5 Brock W 2-1 + OUA Semifinal Oct. 6 Waterloo W 3-0 * OUA Gold Medal Oct. 11 Laurier W 2-0 Oct. 13 Algoma W 3-0 Oct. 18 Western T 1-1 Final OUA playoff record: 4-0 Oct. 20 Windsor W 5-1

Final regular season record: 8-1-5

2019 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS PLAYOFF STATISTICS

Player GP G A PTS GWG Player GP G A PTS GWG Kiyani Johnson 14 11 2 13 1 Marissa Castellano 4 2 0 2 2 Kalifornia Mitchell 14 3 0 3 2 Jotam Chouhan 4 1 1 2 1 Vanessa Santoriello 14 3 0 3 1 Jessica Lush 4 1 0 1 0 Vanessa Salvaggio 14 2 1 3 1 Kalifornia Mitchell 4 1 0 1 0 Kendra Saxton 14 2 0 2 1 Kiyani Johnson 4 0 1 1 0 Marissa Castellano 14 1 1 2 0 Jotam Chouhan 14 1 2 3 0 Joselyn Gagliardi 14 1 2 3 0 Player GP GA Average Shutout(s) W-L-T Farkhunda Muhtaj 11 1 4 5 0 Danitza Indacochea 4 2 0.43 3 4-0 Haley Walsh 12 1 1 2 1 Stephanie Lamanna 14 0 1 1 0 Catherine Umolac 13 0 1 1 0

Player GP GA Average Shutout(s) W-L-T Danitza Indacochea 13 6 0.49 7 8-1-4 Courtney Davis 2 1 1.49 0 0-0-1

10 YORK LIONS HISTORY

REGULAR SEASON RECORDS

2019 OUA PLAYOFFS YEAR RECORD DIVISION MEDAL 2019 8-1-5 3rd OUA West OUA Champions Date Opponent Result Goals 2018 10-4-2 2nd OUA West % Oct. 23 Waterloo W 1-0 Castellano 2017 5-6-5 5th OUA West # Oct. 27 Guelph W 1-0 (OT) Chouhan 2016 11-2-3 1st OUA West + Nov. 1 Ottawa W 3-2 (OT) Johnson, Mitchell, Castellano 2015 15-0-1 1st OUA West * Nov. 2 Toronto W 2-0 Lush 2014 12-2-2 3rd OUA West 2013 4-5-7 7th OUA West 2012 8-2-6 4th OUA West % OUA First round 2011 5-4-5 5th OUA West # OUA Quarter-final 2010 6-8-0 4th OUA West + OUA Semifinal 2009 11-2-1 1st OUA West OUA Champions * OUA Gold Medal 2008 9-2-3 1st OUA West 2007 13-1-0 1st OUA West OUA Champions, CIS Silver Medallists 2006 5-1-8 3rd OUA West Final OUA playoff record: 4-0 2005 7-1-2 1st OUA North OUA Champions 2004 6-1-3 1st OUA North 2003 6-4-0 1st OUA North 2002 4-2-4 1st OUA North 2001 6-1-3 1st OUA Central/North 2000 9-0-1 1st OUA Central/North 1999 7-3-2 3rd OUA East 1998 10-1-1 2nd OUA East PLAYOFF STATISTICS 1997 7-3-2 2nd OUA East 1996 7-2-2 2nd OWIAA East Player GP G A PTS GWG 1995 8-3-1 3rd OWIAA East Marissa Castellano 4 2 0 2 2 1994 8-1-3 2nd OWIAA East Jotam Chouhan 4 1 1 2 1 1993 7-2-1 2nd OWIAA East Jessica Lush 4 1 0 1 0 1992 6-2-2 3rd OWIAA East Kalifornia Mitchell 4 1 0 1 0 1991 10-0-0 1st OWIAA East Kiyani Johnson 4 0 1 1 0 1990 8-1-1 1st OWIAA East 1989 6-2-2 2nd OWIAA East 1988 7-1-2 1st OWIAA East Player GP GA Average Shutout(s) W-L-T 1987 4-3-3 4th OWIAA East Danitza Indacochea 4 2 0.43 3 4-0 1986 4-4-0 3rd OWIAA East 1985 4-3-1 2nd OWIAA East 1984 No records available

2019 WOMEN’S SOCCER 11 OUA AWARDS OUA AWARDS West Player of the Year West Rookie of the Year Coach of the Year Teni Odetoyinbo 2019 Kalifornia Mitchell 2018 Carmine Isacco 2019 Nour Ghoneim 2015 Nour Ghoneim 2012 Carmine Isacco 2015 Nour Ghoneim 2014 Nicole Campbell 2009 Paul James 2007 Ami Otaki 2009 Stefania Morra 2007 Shane Altenstad 2000 Stefania Morra 2008 Ashley DePalma 2004 David Bell 1988 Stefania Morra 2007 Kristy de Vries 2005 Ciara Gaizutis 2004

All-Stars

2019 2013 2007 1996 1988 Joselyn Gagliardi Taylor Lyons Alicia Brown Ally Fox Portia Barriffe Danitza Indacochea Shannon Wood Alicia Donaldson Wendy Vile Beth Monroe Kiyani Johnson Sarah Wong Aurelea Gumiela Cheryl Punnet Kalifornia Mitchell Stefanie Junkin 1995 Monica Verronneau Farkhunda Muhtaj 2012 Stefania Morra Wendy Vile Vanessa Salvaggio Sarah Fiorini Meghan Smith 1987 Nour Ghoneim 1994 Carolyn Hanrahan 2018 Rita Keimakh 2006 Emily Skleryk Mary Sweeney Jessica Lush Alessia Mattucci Alicia Brown Tanya Williams Teni Odetoyinbo Felicia Turone Aurelea Gumiela 1986 Kalifornia Mitchell Shannon Wood April Noga 1993 Carla Chin Christina Morelli Jodie Williams Emily Skleryk Shelley McNichol Abbey Young 2011 Wendy Vile Pam Serkowney Sarah Fiorini 2005 Tanya Williams 2017 Taylor Lyons Kristy de Vries Tomika McIntosh Nicole Markowitz April Noga 1992 Christina Morelli Felicia Turone Meghan Smith Erin Bower Jodie Williams Christine Dicks 2016 2010 Sabrina Iseppi Nour Ghoneim Alicia Donaldson 2004 Samantha Hellens Marilyn Grammenopoulos Sarah Fiorini Ashley DePalma Kiyani Johnson Nicole Markowitz Kristy de Vries 1991 Peyton Lozzi Tania Poretta Ciara Gaizutis Portia Barriffe Tomika McIntosh Sonia Sampogna Natasha Jacinto Heather Gough Samantha Hellens 2015 2009 2003 Cheryl Punnet Nour Ghoneim Nicole Campbell Arian Cullen Marilyn Grammenopoulos Alicia Donaldson Sabrina Vizza 1990 Sydney Horeau Nicole Markowitz Portia Barriffe Tomika McIntosh Ami Otaki 2002 Ann-Marie Flemming Shannon Wood Tania Porretta Lindsay Crothers Sara Hellens Sarah Wong Ciara Gaizutis Anna Porretta 2008 2014 Kelsey Desjarlais 2001 1989 Nour Ghoneim Alicia Donaldson Lisa Iantria Portia Barriffe Marilyn Grammenopoulos Stephanie Junkin Susan Gough Aisha Lewis Nicole Markowitz Olivia Medicino Patty Mitchell Taylor Lyons Stefania Morra Cheryl Punnet Shannon Wood Tania Porretta 1998 Sarah Wong Ginette Ferigini Denise Hosey Lori Ranelli

12 YORK LIONS U SPORTS AWARDS U SPORTS AWARDS Player of the Year U SPORTS First-Team All-Canadians U SPORTS Second-Team All-Canadians Nour Ghoneim 2015 Nour Ghoneim 2016 Marilyn Grammenopoulos 2016 Stefania Morra 2008 Nour Ghoneim 2015 Shannon Wood 2015 Sarah Wong 2015 Sarah Fiorini 2012 Rookie of the Year Nour Ghoneim 2014 April Noga 2005 Nour Ghoneim 2015 Sarah Wong 2014 Lisa Iantria 2001 Stefania Morra 2007 Sarah Wong 2013 Diane Morgan 2000 Ami Otaki 2009 Denise Hosey 1999 Coach of the Year Stefania Morra 2008 Tanya Williams 1994 Paul James 2007 Aurelea Gumiela 2007 Emily Skleryk 1993 Stefania Morra 2007 Samantha Helens 1991 Jodie Williams 2006 Portia Bariffe 1990 Kristy de Vries 2005 Portia Bariffe 1989 Ciara Gaizutis 2004 Ciara Gaizutis 2002 Denise Hosey 1998 Emily Skleryk 1994 Tanya Williams 1993 Samantha Helens 1992 Portia Bariffe 1991 Cheryl Punnett 1991 Portia Bariffe 1988

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