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2008 SCHEDULE QUICK FACTS CONTENTS AUGUST University of New Haven Thurs. 28 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY 4:00 University Information ...... IFC PresidentPresident:...... Dr. Steven H. Kaplan Season Preview ...... 2 SEPTEMBER LocationLocation:...... West Haven, CT 06516 Roster/Team Photo ...... 3 Tues. 2 at Holy Family University 4:00 FoundedFounded: ...... 1920 Head Coach Brendan Faherty ...... 4-5 Sat. 6 at Georgian Court University 1:00 EnrollmentEnrollment:...... 2,625 Assistant Coaches ...... 5 Tues. 9 SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE* 4:00 ColorsColors: ...... Blue & Gold Thurs. 11 POST UNIVERSITY 4:00 NicknameNickname:...... Chargers Student-Athlete Profiles ...... 6-13 Sat. 13 DOWLING COLLEGE 12:00 Web PagePage: ...... www.newhaven.edu (Listed by Year, then Numerically) Wed. 17 at So. New Hampshire U.* 7:00 Huffman, Coscia ...... 6 Sat. 20 at Saint Michael’s College* 11:00 am Women’s Soccer Moylan ...... 7 Tues. 23 MERRIMACK COLLEGE* 4:00 Espanola, Bear ...... 8 Sun. 28 at Assumption College* 1:00 All-Time RecordRecord: ...... 141-117-19/15 years Sheehan, Cormier ...... 9 Home FacilityFacility:...... Kayo Field Dawson, Siekaniec ...... 10 OCTOBER Head CoachCoach:...... Brendan Faherty Loya, Roman ...... 11 Wed. 1 UMASS LOWELL* 4:00 Record at UNHUNH:...... 63-45-12/7th Season Girard, Taylor, Buckley-Matura ...... 12 Sat. 4 at American Int’national Coll.* 1:00 Career RecordRecord: ...... 63-45-12/7th Season Mattsson, Kitsis, Michaud ...... 12 Tues. 7 LE MOYNE COLLEGE* 4:00 Office PhonePhone: ...... (203) 932-7044 DellaRocco, Español, Yamauchi ...... 13 Sat. 11 BENTLEY COLLEGE* 1:00 e-maile - m a i l : ...... [email protected] Jonsson, Bertsos ...... 13 Wed. 15 at Pace University* 3:00 Assistant CoachCoach: ...... Gil Schaper Sat. 18 at Franklin Pierce University* 3:00 Graduate AssistantAssistant:...... Lisa Burbige 2007 Statistics/Results ...... 14 Tues. 21 STONEHILL COLLEGE* 4:00 2007 Conference Results ...... 15 Sat. 25 at The College of Saint Rose* 1:00 Northeast-10 Conference ...... 16 Tues. 28 SO. CONN. STATE U.* 3:00 Charger Athletics Director of AthleticsAthletics: ...... Deborah Chin NCAA Division II ...... 17 NOVEMBER Athletic Dept. PhonePhone: ...... (203) 932-7016 All-Time Awards ...... 18-19 Sun. 2 at Northeast-10 Quarterfinals Athletic Dept. FaxFax: ...... (203) 932-7470 All-Time Roster ...... 19 Thurs. 6 at Northeast-10 Semifinals Athletic Trainingraining: ...... (203) 932-7407 Individual Career Records ...... 20 Sun. 9 at Northeast-10 Championship AffiliationAffiliation:...... NCAA Division II Season and Game Records ...... 21 Fri. 14 at NCAA Championships - First Round ConferenceConference:...... Northeast-10 Conference Sun. 16 at NCAA Championships - Second Round Year-by-Year Records ...... 22 WebW e b: ...... www.northeast10.org Fri. 21 at NCAA Northeast Regional Champ. Record vs. All-Time Opponents ...... 22 Sun. 23 at NCAA National Quarterfinals Athletic Media Relations Year-by-Year Match Results ...... 22-23 Charger Supporters ...... 24 DECEMBER DirectorDirector:...... Andy Beardsley at Pepin/Rood Stadium / Tampa, Fla. PhonePhone:...... (203) 932-7025 UNH Athletics ...... IBC Thur. 4 at NCAA National Semifinals FaxF a x : ...... (203) 932-7470 e-maile - m a i l : ...... [email protected] The 2008 UNH women’s soccer media guide is a production of Sat. 6 at NCAA Division II Championship e-mail the Office of Athletic Media Relations. Written and designed by Sports HotlineHotline: ...... (203) 932-7007 Matt McCullough and Nate Stailey, with assistance from Andy * Northeast-10 Conf. match Web PagePage: .... www.newhaven.edu/athletics Beardsley, Tyler Hanson and thanks to all previous sports infor- mation staff members. Action photography by Summer Pierce Home matches in BOLD CAPS played at Kayo Field Photography. Printing by Kramer Printing, West Haven, Conn.

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 1 2008 SEASON PREVIEW

Head coach Brendan Faherty and the University of New stability while UNH shapes the lineup around them early Haven women’s soccer team look to return to their NCAA in the season. Huffman scored a goal with two assists ways in 2008, the program’s first season in the prestigious last season, while Coscia, Bear and Espanola combined and deep Northeast-10 Conference. to give the Chargers an experienced back line. Espanola has 56 career matches under her belt After back-to-back NCAA berths in 2005 and started 12 times in 2007. and 2006, a very young Charger squad “We’re looking forward was passed over for a berth in the 2007 to the challenge of There are just two juniors on this year’s tournament despite finishing with 12 roster: Kaila Sheehan and Melissa victories. competing in the CormierCormier. Sheehan has established Northeast-10 herself on defense, playing in all 21 UNH is no stranger to playing a difficult matches last season as a sophomore. schedule, and last season featured nine Conference and She was Second Team All-ECC and is a matches against teams that were blending our returning force in the back. Cormier played in 18 selected for the NCAA’s. 2008 will likely of 21 matches a year ago and scored get no easier, as the Northeast and New players with our one goal. England regions are deep in women’s talented newcomers soccer. Last fall, the East Coast this season.”season.”- Head The sophomore class is led by All- Conference and Northeast-10 Conference award winners Claire combined for nine of the 12 teams that Coach Brendan Faherty Siekaniec (Second Team) and Holly comprised the NCAA regional makeup. Dawson (Third Team), who became the Five of those squads were from the NE- program’s all-time single-season assists 10, including national runner-up Franklin Pierce University. leader with 12 last season. Dawson added five goals and was second on the team with 22 points, while Siekaniec “I’m looking forward to the challenge of competing in the scored four goals to rank fourth with nine points. Nicole Northeast-10 Conference and blending a large group of Grimaldi was a solid presence over 19 matches in the returning players with a host of talented newcomers,” midfield, scoring once while adding three assists. Faherty says. Michelle Loya saw action in 17 matches and scored three times last year, while Katie Roman earned a The Chargers lost just one senior from last year’s team, medical redshirt after missing 17 matches with an injury. Amy DesmaraisDesmarais, but return a three-time All-American in Selina MoylanMoylan. Although she earned national honors The team’s goalkeeping situation was in flux last year, in her first two campaigns, Moylan had shared the with six different players seeing action in the net. Freshman spotlight with the program’s all-time leading scorer, Crystal Kim Taylor was a two-time All-New York State selection Lindsayy. and will compete with transfer Brianna Girard for the starting position. Three Connecticut-based players should But Moylan came into her own as a junior, moving from see immediate minutes as freshmen, Ali Español, Marta her distributing midfield spot up to the front of the UNH BertsosBertsos, and Alexa DellaRoccoDellaRocco. A pair of players from offense. It paid dividends almost immediately, and Moylan Sweden, Elin Mattsson and Åsa Jonsson along with logged 17 goals in 20 matches and led the team with 42 Mary KitsisKitsis, should contribute early as the freshman points en route to ECC Offensive Player of the Year and class will be looked upon to help UNH compete against a Daktronics Northeast Region Player of the Year honors. tough schedule.

UNH features four other seniors who will provide leadership Including among this year’s opponents are, of course, and discipline to what is going to be another young team the Northeast-10 Conference’s best teams. NCAA Runner- for UNH. Of the 23 student-athletes on the roster, 10 are Up Franklin Pierce and NCAA tournament participants new to UNH and 16 have one year or less of collegiate Saint Rose, Merrimack and UMass Lowell are all on the soccer experience. slate. UNH plays out of the NE-10 just five times, including a pair of NCAA teams in Dowling and Adelphi, who joins Fourth-year players Kristen EspanolaEspanola, Mackenzie the NE-10 in 2009. BearBear, Lisa CosciaCoscia, and Danielle Huffman will provide

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2008 UNH WOMEN’S SOCCER NUMERICAL ROSTER * Year listed is athletic eligibility # Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/Last School Pronunciations 0 Brianna Girard GK Jr. 5-6 Seymour, Conn./Goucher College 1 Kim Taylor GK Fr. 5-8 Patchogue, N.Y./Patchogue-Medford H.S. 2 Emily Buckley-Matura F So. 5-1 Brooklyn, N.Y./St. Lawrence University 3 Elin Mattsson M Fr. 5-8 Uppsala, Sweden/Katedralskolan 4 Danielle Huffman M Sr. 5-2 North Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet H.S. 5 Lisa Coscia D Sr. 5-3 Oakdale, N.Y./Connetquot H.S. Kah-sha 6 Mary Kitsis M Fr. 5-2 Bedford, N.H./Manchester H.S. West 7 Selina Moylan M Sr. 5-5 County Clare, Ireland/Ennis 8 Holly Dawson F So. 5-3 Banffshire, Scotland/The Gordon School, Huntly 9 Kristen Espanola D Sr. 5-4 Warren, R.I./La Salle Academy 12 Holly Michaud D Fr. 5-3 Haverhill, Mass./Lexington Christian Academy Me-show 13 Kaila Sheehan D Jr. 5-7 Troy, N.Y./Lansingburgh H.S. 16 Melissa Cormier M Jr. 5-2 Marlborough, Mass./Marlboro H.S. Cor-mee-er 17 Nicole Grimaldi M So. 5-4 Newington, Conn./Newington H.S. 18 Claire Siekaniec M So. 5-5 Homer, Alaska/Homer H.S. Suh-kanic 19 Mackenzie Bear D Sr. 5-7 Valencia, Calif./Valencia H.S. 20 Michelle Loya D So. 5-5 Torrington, Conn./Torrington H.S. 21 Katie Roman F So. 5-3 Orange, Conn./Elmira College 24 Alexa DellaRocco F Fr. 5-7 Hamden, Conn./Hamden Hall Country Day 25 Ali Español M Fr. 5-6 Fairfield, Conn./Fairfield Ludlowe H.S. 27 Carly Yamauchi M So. 5-4 Newbury Park, Calif./Newbury Park H.S. Yam-oh-chi 28 Åsa Jonsson M Fr. 5-7 Trangsviken, Sweden/Wargentinsskolan Oh-sah 29 Marta Bertsos M Fr. 5-8 Branford, Conn./Branford H.S.

Head Coach: Brendan Faherty (Northeastern ’01) – Seventh Season Assistant Coach: Gil Schaper (St. Lawrence ‘06) – First Season Graduate Assistant: Lisa Burbige (Sacred Heart ‘07) – First Season

2008 University of New Haven Women’s Soccer Seniors

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 3 COACHING STAFF BRENDAN FAHERTY HEAD COACH SEVENTH SEASON RECORD: 63-45-12 (.575) 2 NCAA APPEARANCES ALMA MATER: NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, 2001 2005 CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR BACK-T0-BACK NCAA APPEARANCES 2005 & 2006

Faherty has built University of New Haven Women’s Soccer into one of the top programs in the region. Entering his seventh season at UNH in 2008, Faherty is already the winningest coach in the program’s 15-year history with 63 career victories at UNH.

The turnaround under his watch has seen UNH go from just four wins in his first season to a combined 41 wins and two NCAA appearances in the last three years - the first two NCAA berths for the women’s soccer program. Faherty has helped recruit high-level talent, including three straight conference Player of the Year award winners in Crystal Lindsay and Selina Moylan. Lindsay, a two-time All-American, is the program’s all-time leading scorer, while Moylan, entering her final season at UNH, has been a program-record three-time All-American.

UNH entered 2007 ranked 23rd in the nation according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, marking the third straight season under his leadership that the team has been ranked in the NSCAA/adidas national Division II poll. Faherty has led UNH to as high as No. 13 nationally, in the season-ending 2005 poll.

After losing five seniors to graduation following the 2006 sea- son, the 2007 squad started slowly. The team opened 1-2-2 before finding its way and reeling off wins in 10 of its next 11 matches. The season included a win at then-No. 9 Dowling, 3-2 in double overtime, and the team played 7 of its 21 matches against nationally-ranked competition in all. Despite being forced to have six different players see goalkeeping duty, Faherty and UNH still made it four seasons in a row with at least 11 victories, going 12-7-2.

Following the season, junior Selina Moylan was named Daktronics Northeast Region Player of the Year and Second Team All-America by both Daktronics and the NSCAA/adidas - becoming the first player in program history to earn a third All-America award. NEW HEIGHTS UNDER FAHERTY

In 2006, UNH made its second straight NCAA appearance, ad- Under Faherty, UNH women’s soccer has vancing to the NCAA Division II Soccer Championships North- accomplished a number of “firsts” in program east Regional in West Chester, Pa. With 12 wins during a regu- history: lar season which saw UNH ranked as high as 15th in the NSCAA/ • First NCAA Appearances (Back-to-Back in ‘05 & ‘06) adidas national rankings, the Chargers earned a No. 3 seed in • First NCAA Tournament Victory (2005) the NCAA regional. Crystal Lindsay, one of Faherty’s first re- • First All-Americans (Four total - One in 2005, Two in cruits as head coach at UNH, shattered the school’s all-time 2006, One in 2007) and single-season records for goals and points and put her name • First Academic All-American (2006) onto the NCAA’s all-time scoring list. Lindsay ‘07 and Selina • First Conference Player of the Year Moylan ‘09 both captured All-America awards, with second and (Back-to-Back-to-Back) • Three Straight Years With National Rankings (Continued on next page) (2005-2007)

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(Continued from previous page) A former standout soccer player at Northeastern Univer- sity in Boston, Faherty spent a year coaching in England third team selections, respectively. Additionally, Desirée while earning a postgraduate degree in football indus- Guenther ‘07 became the program’s first-ever Academic All- tries at Liverpool University. America award winner. As a player, Faherty was a four-year starter and three- The 2005 season was the most successful in school history, year team captain for the Huskies. The team MVP earned with the team not only making its first NCAA Tournament ap- America East All-Conference and All-Tournament honors pearance, but also winning a first-round game to advance to as a senior and participated in the New England Senior the “Sweet 16”. They were the Northeast Region’s #2 ranked Bowl. Following college he played one year with the Cape team and ended the season 13th in the NSCAA/adidas Na- Cod Crusaders of the USL. tional Rankings. Faherty was named conference Coach of the Year after the team won 17 matches, and Crystal Lindsay Faherty has become extremely active in the local club won the first of her two league Player of the Year awards. The soccer scene, and is coaching director of CFC Impact. program produced a league-high seven All-Conference play- This past summer he gained valuable experience as a ers, including four First Team selections. coach with CFC Passion.

The team improved by three or more wins in each of Faherty’s He currently resides in Hamden, Conn. first four seasons, and was the 12th-most improved team in Division II in 2005.

GIL LISA SCHAPER BURBIGE ASSISTANT COACH GRADUATE ASSISTANT FIRST SEASON FIRST SEASON ST. LAWRENCE, 2006 SACRED HEART, 2007

Gil Schaper joins the UNH staff as an assistant coach for Lisa Burbige joins the women's soccer program as a the 2008 campaign. A native of nearby Guilford, Conn., graduate assistant for the fall season, and will be pursuing Schaper was a standout player for Guilford High School and a master's degree in criminal justice at UNH. St. Lawrence University. Burbige graduated Magna cum Laude from Sacred Heart Schaper graduated from St. Lawrence with a Bachelor’s University in August, 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts degree degree in Environmental Studies in May 2006. He has in criminal justice. She played on SHU's women's soccer coaching experience with the Soccer Club of Guilford and team from 2003-06, and served as captain during her holds a USSF Coaching License. final two seasons. A Dean's List student at SHU, she was a National Soccer Coaches Association of America Schaper was a four-year player for St. Lawrence, helping (NSCAA)/adidas Scholar All-East Region selection in 2006. the team to the Division III playoffs all four seasons. The team won three Liberty League championships, and Schaper Burbige served on Sacred Heart's Student-Athlete was an All-Liberty selection following his senior campaign in Advisory Committee (SAAC) during her final three seasons, 2005. and was also active in the Sacred Heart Habitat for Humanity and Criminal Justice Club. While at Guilford, under former UNH coach and UNH Athletics Hall of Famer Joe Maher, Schaper was a four-year standout As a player, she appeared in 77 matches for the Pioneers that helped his team to the Class LL State Championship in over four seasons, scoring 14 goals and assisting on 2000. He participated in the Senior Bowl in 2001, when he seven others for 35 points. She had her best season was also team MVP and an All-Hammonasset and All-Area statistically with 16 points as a junior, logging six goals selection. and four assists.

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 5 CHARGER VETERANS 4 DANIELLE HUFFMAN SENIOR / FOURTH SEASON AT UNH POS: MIDFIELD HT: 5-2 HOMETOWN: NORTH HAMPTON, N.H. LAST SCHOOL: WINNACUNNET H.S. 2007: Played in 17 of 21 matches with 10 starts ... Scored game-winning goal against Molloy College on September 19 ... CAREER TOTALS Also had assists in victories over Caldwell College (September Year GP G A P 2005 18 2 1 5 13) and on the game-winner over University of Bridgeport on 2006 17 0 0 0 September 25. 2007 17 1 2 4 2006: Won the team’s Sportsmanship Award ... Played in 17 Total 52 3 3 9 of 21 matches and started three ... Took three shots. Single-Match Highs 2005: Played in 18 of 22 matches as a freshman, scoring G 1, three times goals against C.W. Post and Concordia (N.Y.) ... Goal vs. C.W. A 1, three times Post was a game-winner, putting UNH ahead 1-0 in 2-0 win ... P 2, three times Added one assist for five points. High School: Graduate of Winnacunnet High School where she also played basketball and ran track. Personal: Dual major in Criminal Justice and Psychology ... Daughter of Deborah Huffman ... Has one sister, Alexandra. 5 LISA COSCIA SENIOR / FOURTH SEASON AT UNH POS: DEFENSE HT: 5-3 HOMETOWN: OAKDALE, NEW YORK LAST SCHOOL: CONNETQUOT H.S. 2007: Saw action in 18 matches with 8 starts ... Played on defensive side that helped Chargers reach double-digit wins CAREER TOTALS for fourth straight season ... Defense keyed eight shutouts and Year GP G A P 2005 11 0 1 1 allowed just a single goal in four other matches. 2006 11 0 0 0 2006: Played in 11 of 21 matches ... Team outscored oppo- 2007 18 0 0 0 nents 37-15 in matches in which she played. Total 40 0 1 1 2005: Played in half the team’s matches, helping key a de- Single-Match Highs fense that allowed just 22 goals ... Assisted on a goal by Selina G None A 1 at STAC (11/5/05) Moylan in a 5-2 win over St. Thomas Aquinas ... Fall 2005 and P 1 at STAC (11/5/05) Spring 2006 Dean’s List. High School: Graduate of Connetquot High School in Bohemia, NY where she was a standout for the T-Birds. Personal: Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Daughter of Michelle and Robert Coscia.

6 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT CHARGER VETERANS 7 SELINA MOYLAN SENIOR / FOURTH SEASON AT UNH POS: MIDFIELD HT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: COUNTY CLARE, IRELAND LAST SCHOOL: ENNIS

2007: Named UNH's 2007-08 Female Athlete of the Year, an CAREER TOTALS award naming her the top performer across all of UNH’s nine Year GP G A P women’s sports teams ... NSCAA/adidas Second Team All- 2005 22 10 7 27 America selection, becoming the only three-time All-American 2006 20 7 8 22 in program history ... Also selected as Daktronics Second Team 2007 20 17 8 42 Total 62 34 23 91 All-America, All-Northeast Player of the Year, and All-Northeast First Team ... Named to the NSCAA All-Northeast First Team ... Single-Match Highs G 4, at STAC (10/06/07) Named East Coast Conference Offensive Player of the Year ... A 2, five times Selected to ECC All-Conference First Team for third consecutive P 9, at STAC (10/06/07) season ... During 2007 ranked 17th in the nation in points per game (2.1) and 22nd in goals per game (0.85) ... Currently holds school record for assists with 23 ... Ranks third all-time at UNH in points (91) and fourth all-time in goals scored (34) ... Played and started in 20 of 21 matches for the Chargers ... Totaled 42 points on the season, the fifth-highest single season total in program history ... Scored a career-high 17 goals and matched a career-high with eight assists on the season ... Connected on a career-high four goals in 5-2 win over St. Thomas Aquinas on October 6, scoring all four in first half then moving to goal- ALL-AMERICAN keeper for the second half ... Posted a career-high nine points in that victory by adding ALL-REGION an assist (4g, 1a) ... Tied a career-high for assists in a match with two in 4-0 win over AND Georgian Court on September 22 ... Led team with four multiple goal matches and four game-winning goals ... Was also two-for-two on penalty kicks during the season ... ALL-CONFERENCE Named ECAC Offensive Player of the Week and ECC Baden Offensive Player of the 2005, 2006, 2007 Week on October 15. 2006: NSCAA/adidas Third Team All-America selection, joining former teammate Crystal CONFERENCE Lindsay to give the Chargers two players with All-America honors ... Became the only PLAYER OF THE two-time All-Ameircan in program history ... NSCAA First Team All-Northeast Region ... YEAR 2007 First Team All-ECC selection ... Scored 7 goals and had 8 assists on the season ... Led team in assists and was second in goals and points ... Had a two-goal match against STAC ... Had two multi-assist matches on the season ... Scored two game-winning goals. 2005: Had a fantastic freshman campaign, earning NSCAA/adidas Third Team All-American and First Team All-Confer- ence honors ... NSCAA First Team All-Northeast Region ... Tied for second on the club in points (27), goals (10) and assists (7) ... Tied for eighth among league leaders in total points and assists ... Ninth in goals scored ... Name will forever be in the record books after her double-overtime goal on November 11 lifted UNH to its first-ever NCAA victory, 1-0 over rival C.W. Post ... Second on the team with three game-winning goals overall, with decision-makers against Mercy, New York Tech and C.W. Post. High SchoolSchool: Played at Ennis in County Clare, Ireland ... Captain of the Irish U-19 national team ... Played club soccer for the Lifford Ladies. Personal: Majoring in Management of Sports Industries ... Daughter of Mary White.

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 7 CHARGER VETERANS 9 KRISTEN ESPANOLA SENIOR / FOURTH SEASON AT UNH POS: DEFENSE HT: 5-4 HOMETOWN: WARREN, R.I. LAST SCHOOL: LA SALLE ACADEMY 2007: Saw action in 17 of 21 matches with 12 starts ... Took four shots during the season ... Played on defensive side that CAREER TOTALS helped Chargers reach double-digit wins for fourth straight Year GP G A P 2005 21 0 2 2 season ... Defense keyed eight shutouts and allowed just a 2006 18 0 0 0 single goal in four other matches. 2007 17 0 0 0 2006: Played in 18 of 21 games as sophomore, making 17 Total 56 0 2 2 starts ... Helped lead a defense that allowed only 22 goals in Single-Match Highs 18 matches that she played in ... Team outscored opponents G None 38-22 during matches in which she played. A1 (10/17/05, 10/22/05) 2005: Earned Third Team All-Conference honors after an out- P1 (10/17/05, 10/22/05) standing freshman campaign ... Helped lead one of the league and nation’s best defenses, surrendering just 20 goals in 22 games ... Assisted on goals in wins over Mercy and Queens. High School: Teams won the league title all four seasons at La Salle Academy in Providence, R.I. Personal: Majoring in Business Administration ... Daughter of Mary Ellen and Ken Espanola ... One brother (Matt). 19 MACKENZIE BEAR SENIOR / FOURTH SEASON AT UNH POS: DEFENSE HT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: VALENCIA, CALIFORNIA LAST SCHOOL: VALENCIA H.S. 2007: Named Second Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All- District I, as selected by the Sports Information Directors of CAREER TOTALS America ... Named ECAC Division II Defensive Player of the Year GP G A P 2005 22 1 0 2 Week on September 25 after keying a pair of shutouts as the 2006 2 0 0 0 emergency goalkeeper for the Chargers ... Played in all 21 2007 21 2 1 5 matches, making 20 starts ... Scored two goals and added an Total 45 3 1 7 assist for five points on the season ... Goal against Holy Family Single-Match Highs on October 12 was the game-winner in the 1-0 victory. G 1, three times 2006: A 1, Bridgeport (9/25/07) 2006: Played in two games and started both ... Missed the P 2, three times remainder of season due to injury ... One of 11 students se- lected for a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship at UNH ... Spent the summer working with Dr. Nancy Savage on the Synthesis and Testing of Vana- dium (V) Oxide-Polypyrrole Composites as Gas Sensors. 2005: Played in all 22 games as a freshman, scoring her first collegiate goal unassisted in a win over Concordia (N.Y.) on November 1 ... Registered 10 shots, putting five on frame ... Fall 2005 and Spring 2006 Dean’s List. High School: Dual major in Chemistry and Biology ... Honor Roll Student and Student-Athlete of the Year at Valencia High School. Personal: Daughter of Laurel and Jan Bear ... Has one sister (Markie).

8 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT CHARGER VETERANS 13 KAILA SHEEHAN JUNIOR / THIRD SEASON AT UNH POS: DEFENSE HT: 5-7 HOMETOWN: TROY, NEW YORK LAST SCHOOL: LANSINGBURGH H.S. 2007: Named to Second Team East Coast Conference after help- ing to anchor the Charger defense ... Played in 18 of 21 matches, CAREER TOTALS starting 18 ... Also took one shot during the season ... Played Year GP G A P 2006 21 0 1 1 on defensive side that helped Chargers reach double-digit wins 2007 18 0 0 0 for fourth straight season ... Defense keyed eight shutouts and Total 39 0 1 1 allowed just a single goal in four other matches. 2006: Single-Match Highs 2006: Started all 21 games as freshman on defense ... Team G None allowed only 24 goals in 21 matches ... Team outscored opponents 47-24 overall ... Had an assist in A 1 vs. Dowling (10/4) match against Dowling on October 4. P 1 vs. Dowling (10/4) High School: Graduated cum laude from Lansingburgh High School ... National Honor Society ... Northeast N.Y. ODP 2004 and 2005 ... Colonial Council First Team and Section II Class A All-Star in 2004 and 2005 ... Also earned Troy Record All-Area selections in both seasons ... Team captain as a senior. Personal: Majoring in Business Administration ... Daughter of Nicolle Monast and Darrell Sheehan ... One brother, Anthony.

16 MELISSA CORMIER JUNIOR / THIRD SEASON AT UNH POS: MIDFIELD HT: 5-2 HOMETOWN: MARLBOROUGH, MASS. LAST SCHOOL: MARLBORO H.S. 2007: Played in 18 matches getting five starts ... Pocketed a goal against Concordia (N.Y.) in 8-0 victory on October 9. CAREER TOTALS 2006: Played in 19 of 21 matches as freshman ... Scored a Year GP G A P 2006 19 1 1 3 goal and had an assist in match against Concordia. 2007 18 1 0 2 High School: Attended Marlboro High School ... Team won dis- Total 37 2 1 5 trict championship in her senior season and was a state semifi- Single-Match Highs G1 twice nalist ... League championship in freshman year ... Served as A1 vs. Concordia (9/30) captain as a senior. Personal: Majoring in Business Administration ... Daughter of Beth and Lloyd P1 vs. Concordia (9/30) Cormier ... One sister, Rachelle.

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 9 CHARGER VETERANS 21 KATIE ROMAN R-SOPHOMORE / SECOND YEAR AT UNH CAREER TOTALS POS: FORWARD HT: 5-3 Year GP G A P 2006 11 0 0 0 HOMETOWN: ORANGE, CONN. 2007 Redshirt Total 11 0 0 0 LAST SCHOOL: ELMIRA COLLEGE 2007: Saw action in first four games of season ... Missed remainder of season because of injury. 2006: Played in 11 of 15 matches as a freshman at Elmira College. High School: 2006 graduate of Amity Senior High School in Woodbridge, Conn. ... Helped team to 2002 and 2003 Housatonic championships ... All- Southern Connecticut Conference and All-Housatonic selection in 2005 ... Also ran on track & field team. Personal: Majoring in Management of Sports Industries ... Daughter of Donna and Robert Roman ... One brother (Jordan) and one sister (Khara).

8 HOLLY DAWSON SOPHOMORE / SECOND SEASON AT UNH POS: FORWARD HT: 5-3 HOMETOWN: BANFFSHIRE, SCOTLAND LAST SCHOOL: THE GORDON SCHOOL, HUNTLY 2007: Third Team All-East Coast Conference selection after lead- ing Chargers with 12 assists ... Established new UNH single- CAREER TOTALS season record for assists ... Second on team with 22 points and Year GP G A P 2007 21 5 12 22 second with five goals scored ... ECC Baden Rookie of the Week twice (10/29, 9/17) ... Played in all 21 matches, starting 20 ... Single-Match Highs Scored first collegiate goal and added another in 5-0 victory G 2, vs. Caldwell (9/13/07) A 2, three times over Caldwell College on Sept. 13 ... Also added an assist in that match for season-high five points P 5, vs. Caldwell (9/13/07) ... Career-high two assists in wins over Georgian Court, Concordia (N.Y.), and Mercy. High School: Attended Aresenal Ladies Football Academy for two years ... Selected to Scotland Elite Squad ... Won Scottish County Cup with Aberdeenshire U-17 ... Also participated in volleyball and swimming ... Won the Mathematics Challenge Award. Personal: Majoring in Management of Sports Industries ... Daughter of Joyce and Alexander Dawson ... Two sisters, Lucy and Megan, and one brother, Jonathan.

10 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT CHARGER VETERANS 17 NICOLE GRIMALDI SOPHOMORE / SECOND SEASON AT UNH CAREER TOTALS Year GP G A P POS: MIDFIELD HT: 5-4 2007 19 1 3 5 Single-Match Highs HOMETOWN: NEWINGTON, CONN. G 1, vs. Post (8/26) A 1, three times LAST SCHOOL: NEWINGTON H.S. P 2, vs. Post (8/26) 2007: Played in 19 of 21 matches, starting all 19 ... Scored once and tied for third on the team with three assists ... First collegiate goal was game-winner in a 1-0 defeat of Post U. on August 26 ... Assisted on goals in wins over STAC, Concordia and on game-winner in overtime vs. then-No. 9 Dowling on October 14. High School: All-State selection as a senior ... Moved from midfield to forward mid-season of senior year and scored 15 goals ... All-Conference all four seasons ... All-Herald selection as junior and senior ... Also played basketball ... High Honor Roll ... National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, and Key Club. Personal: Majoring in Criminal Justice and Legal Studies ... Daughter of Ellen and Vincent Grimaldi ... One sister (Lauren). 18 CLAIRE SIEKANIEC SOPHOMORE / SECOND SEASON AT UNH POS: MIDFIELD HT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: HOMER, ALASKA LAST SCHOOL: HOMER H.S. 2007: Second Team All-East Coast Conference... Fourth on team with nine points (4g, 1a) ... Scored first collegiate goal in 3-1 CAREER TOTALS CAREER TOTALS victory over Bridgeport on Sept. 25 ... Career-high four points Year GP G A P 2007 21 4 1 9 with two goals in win against Mercy, Oct. 23 ... Had a goal and an assist in 8-0 defeat of Concordia (N.Y.) on October 9. High Single-Match Highs School: Helped lead Homer High School to Northern Lights G 2, vs. Mercy (10/23/07) A 1, v. C’cordia (10/9) Conference Championships in 2004, 2005 and 2007 ... Named to All-State team in 2005 and 2007 P 4, vs. Mercy (10/23/07) ... All-Region team selection 2004-2007 ... Named Region III MVP in 2006 and 2007 ... State penalty kick competition champion in 2004 ... Also played basketball ... Member of Univ. of Alaska Scholars Program. Personal: Undecided on a major ... Daughter of Janelle and Greg Siekaniec ... One brother, Casey. 20 MICHELLE LOYA SOPHOMORE / SECOND SEASON AT UNH POS: DEFENSE HT: 5-5 HOMETOWN: TORRINGTON, CONN. LAST SCHOOL: TORRINGTON H.S. 2007: Saw action in 17 of 21 matches, making one start ... Scored three goals for six points on the season ... Netted first CAREER TOTALS collegiate goal on September 22, a 4-0 win over Georgian Court Year GP G A P ... Scored goals against NYIT and Mercy College, both victories. 2007 17 3 0 6 High School: Second Team All Naugatuck Valley League ... Single-Match Highs Captain of both soccer and track teams ... Holds school records G 1, three times in 400, 600, 800 and 1000 meters ... 4x800 relay team went to A None P 2, three times nationals in 2006 and broke school record ... NVL Champ in the 800 meters for two years ... High honor roll student ... Member of the Key Club, Varsity Club and Astromony Club. Personal: Major- ing in Interior Design ... Daughter of Barbara and Charles Loya ... One sister (Megan) and one brother (Alex).

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 11 NEWCOMERS 0 BRIANNA GIRARD At Goucher College: Made 45 saves in 11 matches as a fresh- JUNIOR man in 2006 ... Played in the field as a sophomore in 2007, scoring GOALKEEPER/ 5-6 three goals and assisting on two others for eight points in 14 matches. Personal: Majoring in History and Secondary Education SEYMOUR, CONN. ... Daughter of Jeff and Leslie Girard ... One sister Hilary ... Chose UNH GOUCHER COLLEGE because she wanted to move closer to home. 1 KIM TAYLOR High School: Two-time all-county selection ... Two-time Second FRESHMAN Team All-New York State pick ... Team MVP twice ... Honor Roll stu- GOALKEEPER/ 5-8 dent ... National English Honor Society and National History Honor Society ... Also ran track. Personal: Majoring in Forensic Science ... PATCHOGUE, N.Y. Daughter of Eileen and Kenny Taylor ... One brother, Kenneth, and PATCHOGUE-MEDFORD H.S. two sisters, Kristen Taylor and Kerri Reidy ... Chose UNH in part be- cause of its great forensics program. 2 EMILY BUCKLEY-MATURA At St. Lawrence: Scored two goals and one assist for five points SOPHOMORE in 2007 ... Scored first and second collegiate goals against Elmira FORWARD / 5-1 College on September 15 ... Assist came in second game of sesaon against Norwich. High School: Attended Bishop Kearney High BROOKLYN, N.Y. School ... Earned team’s Rookie of the Year award as a freshman. ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY Personal: Majoring in Management of Sports Industries ... Daughter of Patricia Buckley and Ned Matura ... One sister, Bridget Buckley-Matura. 3 ELIN MATTSSON High School: Selected to state team and picked to attend yearly FRESHMAN training camps through Swedish Football Association ... Played for MIDFIELD/ 5-8 coach Nicklas Eriksson at Katedralskolan ... Also played Floorball. Personal: Majoring in Business Administration ... Daughter of Ca- UPPSALA, SWEDEN rina and Peter Mattsson ... One brother, Carl, and one sister, Moa. KATEDRALSKOLAN 6 MARY KITSIS High School: Team won 2004 and 2005 Class L State Champion- FRESHMAN ships, including unblemished 20-0-0 record in ‘04 ... Second Team MIDFIELD/ 5-2 All-State pick in 2006 and was team Rookie of the Year in 2004. Honor Roll student ... Also played basketball and ran indoor track. BEDFORD, N.H. Personal: Undecided on a major but interested in working for the F.B.I. ... Daughter of Pamela and Theodore Kitsis ... Two brothers, MANCHESTER H.S. WEST Matthew and Michael. 12 HOLLY MICHAUD High School: Played four years at Lexington Christian Academy ... FRESHMAN Attended the New England Prep. School Camps in 2004 ... Most DEFENSE/ 5-3 Improved Played in 2006 ... Captain of her team her senior year. Personal: Majoring in Criminal Justice ... Daughter of Walter HAVERHILL, MA Michaud and Pamela Giangregorio ... Two brothers, Pail and Leif, and LEXINGTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY one sister Noelle ... Chose UNH because of the criminal justice pro- gram and the location.

12 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT NEWCOMERS 24 ALEXA DELLAROCCO High School: Two-time all-state pick (2006 & 2007) ... Team won FRESHMAN New England Championship both seasons ... Two-time WWNEPSSA FORWARD/ 5-7 All-League pick and three-time CISAC all-league selection ... Also played basketball, softball and lacrosse, and was an All-Fairchester HAMDEN, CONN. selection in basketball in 2007-08. Personal: Majoring in Man- HAMDEN HALL COUNTRY DAY agement of Sports Industries ... Daughter of Bonnie and Anthony DellaRocco. 25 ALI ESPAÑOL High School: Connecticut Post All-Area Team ... All-Fairfield County FRESHMAN Inter Athletic Confernece (FCIAC) Second Team selection as both a MIDFIELD / 5-6 junior and senior ... Played in Senior Bowl ... Program’s all-time as- sists leader ... Played on Connecticut ODP team and CUFC U-18 FAIRFIELD, CONN. club team ... Honor Roll student ... Also ran track. Personal: Unde- FAIRFIELD LUDLOWE H.S. cided on a major ... Daughter of Susan and Moe Español ... One brother, David, and one sister, Jo. 27 CARLY YAMAUCHI High School: Second Team All-Marmonte League in 2004 for soc- SOPHOMORE cer and cross country ... Marmonte League Diving Champion in 2003. MIDFIELD / 5-2 Personal: Majoring in Forensic Science ... Daughter of Mark and Dayne Yamauchi ... One brother, Randy, and two sisters, Marcie and NEWBURY PARK, CALIF. Tawni ... Chose UNH in part because of its great forensics program... NEWBURY PARK H.S. Also is on the Chargers track and field teams. 28 ÅSA JONSSON High School: Played for oDFF in Östersund, Sweden. Personal: FRESHMAN Majoring in Interior Design and Pre-Architecture ... Daughter of Lilian MIDFIELD / 5-7 and Bengt Jonsson ... One brother, Jens, and one sister, Sara. TRANGSVIKEN, SWEDEN WARGENTINSSKOLAN 29 MARTA BERTSOS High School: Four-year starter and four-time All-Southern Con- FRESHMAN necticut Conference selection ... All-Area and All-State pick as a se- MIDFIELD / 5-8 nior ... Scored 15 goals with eight assists as a senior ... Also played basketball and ran track ... Honor Roll student and CAPT Scholar. BRANFORD, CONN. Personal: Majoring in Pre-Law ... Daughter of Patti and Bobby BRANFORD H.S. Bertsos ... One brother, Leo ... Father played soccer at UNH.

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2007 FINAL STATISTICS (Returning players in bold; Sorted by overall points then games played) Overall: 12-7-2 Conf: 8-2-0 Home: 7-2-0 Away: 4-3-1 Neut: 1-2-1 OVERALL CONFERENCE ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GW PK GP-GS G A Pts Sh Sh% GW PK 7 Selina Moylan 20-20 17 8 42 97 .175 4 2-2 9-9 13 4 30 55 .236 3 2-2 8 Holly Dawson 21-20 5 12 22 49 .102 0 0-0 10-9 3 8 14 32 .094 0 0-0 12 Kelli Veras 21-20 5 1 11 32 .156 2 0-0 10-9 3 1 7 18 .167 2 0-0 18 Claire Siekaniec 21-18 4 1 9 32 .125 0 0-0 10-10 4 1 9 18 .222 0 0-0 2 Amy Desmarais 21-21 3 3 9 43 .070 3 0-0 10-10 2 2 6 23 .087 2 0-0 20 Michelle Loya 17-1 3 0 6 16 .188 0 0-0 10-1 2 0 4 12 .167 0 0-0 14 Anna Schueneman 21-8 2 1 5 19 .105 0 0-0 10-6 2 1 5 13 .154 0 0-0 19 Mackenzie Bear 21-20 2 1 5 9 .222 1 0-0 10-9 1 1 3 3 .333 0 0-0 17 Nicole Grimaldi 19-19 1 3 5 11 .091 1 0-0 10-10 0 3 3 4 .000 0 0-0 4 Danielle Huffman 17-10 1 2 4 10 .100 1 0-0 7-3 1 1 3 5 .200 1 0-0 11 Jen McGurrin 18-1 1 0 2 12 .083 0 0-0 8-1 1 0 2 9 .111 0 0-0 16 Melissa Cormier 18-5 1 0 2 10 .100 0 0-0 8-4 1 0 2 6 .167 0 0-0 13 Kaila Sheehan 18-18 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 8-8 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0 5 Lisa Coscia 18-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 9-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 9 Kristen Espanola 17-12 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-0 7-5 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 6 Ariel Werbicki 17-7 0 0 0 6 .000 0 0-0 8-4 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 15 Stephanie Zarrella 11-5 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 4-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 21 Katie Roman 4-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-0 DNP Total 21 45 32 122 353 .127 12 2-2 10 33 22 88 203 .163 8 2-2 Opponents 21 33 21 87 278 .119 7 0-0 10 15 7 37 139 .108 2 0-0

# Name GP-GS Min. GA GAA Svs Pct W L T Sho GP-GS Min. GA GAA Svs Pct W L T Sho 1 Kelly Schindler 10-8 870:00 15 1.55 27 .643 4 2 2 3 4-2 290:00 5 1.55 8 .615 2 1 0 0 00 Maryellen Shea 8-8 702:19 14 1.79 57 .803 4 4 0 3 4-4 340:00 6 1.59 29 .829 3 1 0 2 14 A. Schueneman 2-2 159:40 2 1.13 9 .818 2 0 0 0 2-2 159:40 2 1.13 9 .818 2 0 0 0 0 Caitlin Witucki 1-1 90:00 0 0.00 2 1.000 1 0 0 1 DNP 19 Mackenzie Bear 1-1 90:00 0 0 4 1.000 1 0 0 1 1-1 90:00 0 0 4 1.000 1 0 0 1 7 Selina Moylan 1-0 45:00 2 4.00 2 .500 0 0 0 0 1-0 45:00 2 4.00 2 .500 0 0 0 0 Team 3 Total 21 1956:59 33 1.52 104 .759 12 7 2 8 10 924:40 15 1.46 52 .776 8 2 0 3 Opponents 21 1956:59 45 2.07 136 .751 7 12 2 6 10 924:40 33 3.21 80 .708 2 8 0 0

GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS (* East Coast Conference match Home matches in CAPS Rankings by NSCAA/adidas as of date of match) Date Opponent Res. Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored (Assists) 24-26 2007 Connecticut Cup (Hosted by University of Bridgeport) Aug 24 vs. Southern Connecticut T 1-1 (2ot) 0-0-1 75 Veras (Moylan) Aug 26 vs. Post University W 1-0 1-0-1 90 Grimaldi (unassisted) 1-3 2007 Southern New Hampshire University Labor Day Classic Sep 01 at Southern New Hamp. T 0-0 (2ot) 1-0-2 188 None Sep 03 vs. #19 UMass Lowell L 0-3 1-1-2 126 None Sep 08 #11 COLL. OF SAINT ROSE L 0-6 1-2-2 167 None Sep 13 CALDWELL COLLEGE W 5-0 2-2-2 72 Moylan (Desmarais), Dawson (Moylan), Moylan (un.), Moylan (Dawson), Dawson (Huffman) Sep 16 at Queens College (N.Y.)* W 2-1 3-2-2 1-0-0 56 Dawson (unassisted), Desmarais (Dawson) Sep 19 MOLLOY COLLEGE * W 2-0 4-2-2 2-0-0 73 Huffman (Moylan), Moylan (Dawson) Sep 22 GEORGIAN COURT UNIV. W 4-0 5-2-2 181 Desmarais (Moylan), Moylan (Dawson), Veras (Moylan), Loya (Dawson) Sep 25 UNIV. OF BRIDGEPORT* W 3-1 6-2-2 3-0-0 200 Moylan (Bear), Veras (Huffman), Siekaniec (unassisted) Sep 28 at #2 Bryant University L 0-3 6-3-2 250 None Sep 30 at New York Inst. of Tech. * W 2-0 7-3-2 4-0-0 65 Moylan (unassisted), Loya (unassisted) Oct 06 at St. Thomas Aquinas * W 5-2 8-3-2 5-0-0 50 Moylan (Grimaldi), Moylan (Dawson), Desmarais (Moylan), Moylan (PK), Moylan (unassisted) Oct 09 CONCORDIA COLL. (N.Y.)* W 8-0 9-3-2 6-0-0 77 Moylan (Grimaldi), Siekaniec (Veras), Moylan (Siekaniec), Veras (Moylan), McGurrin (Schueneman), Moylan (PK), Schueneman (Dawson), Cormier (Dawson) Oct 12 HOLY FAMILY UNIVERSITY W 1-0 10-3-2 95 Bear (Dawson) Oct 14 at #9 Dowling College* W 3-2 (2ot) 11-3-2 7-0-0 232 Moylan (Dawson), Bear (unassisted), Moylan (Grimaldi) Oct 16 at #18 Franklin Pierce L 0-4 11-4-2 163 None Oct 21 at Adelphi University* L 1-2 11-5-2 7-1-0 83 Moylan (unassisted) Oct 23 MERCY COLLEGE* W 6-2 12-5-2 8-1-0 71 Siekaniec (Dawson), Schueneman (Desmarais), Veras (Desmarais), Dawson (unassisted), Siekaniec (Dawson), Loya (unassisted) Oct 27 #7 C.W. POST* L 1-5 12-6-2 8-2-0 150 Dawson (Moylan) East Coast Conference Semifinals (at University of Bridgeport) Nov 02 vs. (2) #7 C.W. Post L 0-1 (ot) 12-7-2 75 None

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2007 Northeast-10 Conference Standings Player of the Year All-NE-10 Second Team Gabriela Demoner, Fr. Pierce F - Julie Anderson, Merrimack Defensive Player of the Yr. NE-10 Overall Defensive Player of the Yr. F - Laurie Boland, SNHU Danielle Malta, Bryant F - Gabby Gramprey, Merrimack Team W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct Goalkeeper of the Year F - Ashley McGuire, Saint Rose * Saint Rose 12 0 2 .929 38 19 1 2 .909 Lauren Matysiak, Assumption M - Jenna Giardina, Fr. Pierce * Bryant 11 0 3 .893 36 17 2 5 .812 Freshman of the Year M - Ashley Knight, SCSU * Fr. Pierce 9 1 4 .786 31 18 1 6 .840 Angelika Johansson, Fr. Pierce M - Amy Orzechowski, Bryant * Merrimack 8 3 3 .679 27 13 5 4 .682 Coach of the Year M - Jackie Rossi, Le Moyne Chris Flint, Bryant D - Hilary Eckhardt, Stonehill Stonehill 8 3 3 .679 27 8 7 3 .528 D - Rachel Smith, Fr. Pierce Saint Anselm 6 5 3 .536 21 9 8 3 .525 All-NE-10 First Team D - Cary Rivett, SNHU * UMass Lowell 6 7 1 .464 19 11 9 1 .548 F - Lauren Boyd, Stonehill D - Laura Wesley, Saint Michael’s Bentley 5 6 3 .464 18 8 9 3 .475 F - Sami Brown, Saint Rose GK - Lauren Steinberg, Saint Rose So. N.H. 6 8 0 .429 18 8 10 1 .447 F - Joanne Germano, Am. Int’l F - Angelika Johansson, Fr. Pierce All-NE-10 Third Team Le Moyne 5 8 1 .393 16 9 8 1 .528 M - Lindsay Bove, Saint Rose F - Cheryl Boyd, Bentley St. Michael’s 4 7 3 .393 15 8 7 3 .528 M - Gabriela Demoner, Fr. Pierce F - Carissa Gildea, Saint Michael’s So. Conn. 4 9 1 .321 13 7 9 2 .444 M - Hillary McGarr, Merrimack F - Megan O’Shea, Le Moyne Assumption 3 10 1 .250 10 4 11 2 .294 M - Tricia Spada, Bryant F - Holly Tyser, Bryant Am. Int’l 2 12 0 .143 6 7 13 0 .350 D - Katelyn Campopiano, UML M - Tanekar Alexanders, UML D - Kira Duran, Saint Rose M - Catie Hall, Merrimack Pace 1 11 2 .143 5 4 12 2 .278 D - Heather Macedo, Merrimack M - Katie Murphy, Saint Michael’s D - Danielle Malta, Bryant M - Jenna Tulley, UMass Lowell Three points awarded for a win, one point awarded for a tie. GK - Lauren Matysiak, Assumption D - Kelly Boulter, Saint Michael’s * NCAA Division II Championships participant D - Kelley DeWalt, Assumption D - Alex Dipippo, Bryant D - Kimberly Ludewig, Pace GK - Jamie Gillis, UMass Lowell 2007 NE-10 WOMEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPS Quarterfinals Semifinals Championship Semifinals Quarterfinals (8) Bentley 0 2 Bryant (2) (1) Saint Rose 1 (1) Saint Rose 2 (7-6 PK) 0 Bryant (2) 0 UMass Lowell (7) (4) Merrimack 0 0 Fr. Pierce (3) (4) Merrimack 3 (1) Saint Rose 2 3 Fr. Pierce (3) (5) Stonehill 0 (2) Bryant 1 0 Saint Anselm (6)

In the 2007 NCAA Division II Women’s Soccer Championships, nine of the 12 teams comprising the New England and Northeast Regions were from the ECC (4) and NE-10 (5). Nine of UNH’s matches were played against eight NCAA teams (including C.W. Post twice). Despite finishing a half-game behind Saint Rose in the NE-10 regular season, and bowing in the semifinals of the NE-10 tournament, Franklin Pierce ran through the New England Regional Championship and earned a spot in the NCAA title game, where they ultimately fell to University of Tampa on penalty kicks, 3-1.

2007 East Coast Conference Standings All-ECC First Team All-ECC Third Team ECC Overall F - Selina Moylan, New Haven F - Maria Sonnerborg, C.W. Post Team W L T Pct Pts W L T Pct F - Linda Velaj, Bridgeport F - Holly Dawson, New Haven * Bridgeport 9 1 0 .900 27 14 6 1 .690 F - Vanessa Moreira, Dowling F - Krista Yulfo, NYIT * C.W. Post 9 1 0 .900 27 17 1 3 .881 M - Lauren Carbonaro, Dowling F - Stacy Samora, STAC M - Denise Auer, Adelphi M - Kristin Cipriano, Dowling New Haven 8 2 0 .800 24 12 7 2 .619 M - Danielle DeLuca, C.W. Post M - Diana Redman, Queens (NY) * Dowling 7 3 0 .700 21 15 7 1 .674 M - Jamie Elliott, Bridgeport M - Elin Haren, Bridgeport * Adelphi 7 3 0 .700 21 12 6 0 .667 D - Emma Woolley, Bridgeport M - Taylor Jensen, NYIT Queens (NY) 4 5 1 .450 13 6 10 2 .389 D - Caitlin Mullady, C.W. Post D - Theresa Ennis, Adelphi Molloy 4 6 0 .400 12 6 10 1 .382 D - Camilla Nordenberg, UB D - Amanda Herrera, Adelphi NYIT 3 7 0 .300 9 6 12 0 .333 GK - Kim Yacenda, C.W. Post D - Sinead Tucker, Dowling STAC 2 7 1 .250 7 4 13 1 .250 GK - Christine Conway, Adelphi All-ECC Second Team Mercy 1 9 0 .100 3 2 10 0 .167 All-ECC Second Team F - Ivana Babic, C.W. Post Concordia 0 10 0 .000 0 0 16 0 .000 F - Sofia Hoflin, Bridgeport * NCAA Division II Championships participant F - Caitlin Morrison, Adelphi Offensive Player of the Yr. 2007# ECC regularECC WOMEN’Sseason champions SOCCER ^ CHAMPIONSHIPSECC tournament champions M - Stephanie Cotter, Dowling Selina Moylan, New Haven Semifinals Championship M - Claire Siekaniec, New Haven Defensive Player of the Yr. (4) Dowling 3 (4-2 PK) M - Lindsey Nick, C.W. Post Emma Woolley, Bridgeport (1) Bridgeport 3 M - Jackie Sousa, C.W. Post Rookie of the Year D - Anna Svennson, C.W. Post Linda Velaj, Bridgeport (4) Dowling 0 D - Joanna Taylor, Molloy Coach of the Year (3) New Haven 0 (2) #7 C.W. Post 5 (2) #7 C.W. Post 1 (OT) D - Kaila Sheehan, New Haven Magnus Nilerud, Bridgeport GK - Alicia Commisso, Dowling

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 15 NORTHEAST-10 CONFERENCE

NE-10 MEMBERS American International College Yellow Jackets Springfield, Mass. Assumption College Greyhounds The Northeast-10 enters its 28th year as national tournaments with automatic Worcester, Mass. there is little surprise why the Northeast-10 qualifiers to league champions became a Bentley Conference has continued to grow stronger new goal towards which teams could strive. College year by year since it’s inception and now Falcons stands as a model conference of NCAA The founding fathers of the NE-10 were only Waltham, Mass. Division II. happy to comply. Thus, a handful of athletic Franklin Pierce directors at smaller schools, classified University The conference was built from the ground Division II and of similar scope, academic Ravens Rindge, N.H. up with strong cornerstones and a vision of makeup and athletic abilities hatched the becoming the premier Division II NCAA idea of a new athletics conference in New Le Moyne athletic conference in the nation. A quick England. Therefore, on October 9, 1979, a College Dolphins look around the league today will tell even simple press release announced that a new Syracuse, N.Y. the casual observer that the NE-10 has done unnamed Division II conference was being so. The conference is a powerful union of formed. Eight months later, at the Pleasant University of Valley Country Club in Springfield, Mass., Massachuetts Lowell strong academic and athletic colleges and River Hawks universities that incorporates 15 (soon to the league was publicly announced. Lowell, Mass. be 16) institutions from New York and New England. The NE-10 will sponsors the most The Northeast-7 Conference established Merrimack College championship sports of any Division II instant credibility in its membership and that Warriors conference in the nation. credibility led to a slow but continued North Andover, Mass. expansion through the years. The University of The Northeast-10 can look to a long history admittance of Saint Anselm in 1981 created New Haven of successes – the growth from seven the Northeast-8. In 1984, Hartford joined Chargers original schools to more than double its size the ECAC Division I North Atlantic West Haven, Conn. 20 years later – the contention for and Conference but was immediately replaced Pace winning of national championships – the by Merrimack. University Setters change in league structure from on-campus Pleasantville, N.Y. administration to a central governing The “Northeast-10” name came about when location – the anticipation of, coping with Saint Michael’s and Quinnipiac joined the Saint Anselm College and addition of modern technology - the league in 1987 and the conference Hawks recognition of student-athlete performances remained stable until 1995 when Manchester, N.H. in the classroom where the real competitions Springfield left for Division III. The league Saint Michael’s are played out – all of them have been built stayed at 10 members as Le Moyne joined College thanks to the hard work and dedication the league in 1996 from the New England Purple Knights through the years of thousands of people Collegiate Conference (NECC) and briefly Colchester, Vt. expanded to 11 when Pace joined in 1998 who have, at one time or another, called the The College of Northeast-10 home for their athletics from the New York Collegiate Athletic Saint Rose program or their livelihood. Conference (NYCAC). Quinnipiac elevated Golden Knights to the Division I Northeast Conference (NEC) Albany, N.Y. The NE-10 history began with the vision of a to again return the foundation of 10 until Southern few good men and women. It was back in the last major expansion took place prior to Connecticut State University Owls 1979 that a handful of athletics directors 2001 when five new schools joined the fold. New Haven, Conn. realized that the world of college athletics Franklin Pierce, Southern New Hampshire was changing and that they, and their University (formerly New Hampshire College), Southern New Hampshire University programs, would have to change as well. the University of Massachusetts Lowell and Penmen Southern Connecticut State University were Manchester, N.H. In the late 1970’s and early 1980’s the NCAA joined by the College of Saint Rose. Stonehill began to emphasize the importance of College conferences in organizing competition and In 2008, Bryant University left for Division I, Skyhawks determining bids to NCAA national and University of New Haven was added to Easton, Mass. replace them immediately in all sports. tournaments. The NCAA required six teams Adelphi University to be recognized as a conference in order to Adelphi University will join the conference Panthers award championships, and the creation of in 2009-10, bringing membership to 16 full- Garden City, N.Y. time institutions. (Joins in 2009-10) 16 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT NCAA DIVISION II

“UNH has given me a number of opportunities that I may not have otherwise received elsewhere. In just one year’s time, I've made great progress both in the classroom and on the soccer field. I’ve been given the opportunity to compete at a high level and I’ve met other student-athletes who are just as motivated and passionate about their sport. The small school setting allowed me to become familiar with my surroundings, and I am able to walk into class confident in my professors’ teaching abilities and their willingness to offer advice or extra help when needed. After a long day of classes and practice, I still have the time to get involved in school activities. Members of the faculty as well as the coaching staff have always been accommodating to my needs and concerns. The university is continuing to grow in size as its popularity increases. It has a large number of majors, a variety of clubs and sports teams, and friendly faculty and students, which would appeal to any individual. All of that is why I Chose UNH, and I Chose Division II.” - Nicole Grimaldi, Sophomore

Life in the Balance. As an NCAA Division II institution, our emphasis for the student-athlete experience is a comprehensive program of learning and development in a personal setting. Our Learning approach provides growth opportunities through We provide multiple opportunities to broaden knowledge and academic achievement, learning in high-level athletic skills. competition and development of positive societal attitudes Service in service to community. The balance and integration of We develop positive societal attitudes through contributions to these different areas of learning opportunity provide our community. student-athletes a path to graduation while cultivating a Passion variety of skills and knowledge for life ahead. We possess enthusiastic dedication and desire in effort. Sportsmanship We have a respect for fairness, courtesy and ethical conduct Why a Hexagon? toward others. The hexagon is a representation of the six attributes that define the Division II Resourcefulness experience. Those attributes are We develop a versatile skill set drawn from a broad range of learning, passion, resourcefulness, experiences. sportsmanship, service and balance. The hexagon is an iconic symbol that can be utilized to express these Balance attributes. We place emphasis on collective knowledge and an integration of skills.

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 17 ALL-TIME AWARDS

NATIONAL RECOGNITION CONFERENCE RECOGNITION ALL-AMERICANS ALL-CONFERENCE 2007 NSCAA/adidas Second Team Selina Moylan East Coast Conference (ECC) Daktronics Second Team Selina Moylan 2007 Offensive Player of the Year Selina Moylan (F) 2006 NSCAA/adidas Second Team Crystal Lindsay First Team Selina Moylan(F) NSCAA/adidas Third Team Selina Moylan Second Team Claire Siekaniec (M) 2005 NSCAA/adidas Third Team Selina Moylan Second Team Kaila Sheehan (D) Third Team Holly Dawson (F) ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll Amy Desmarais 2006 Player of the Year Crystal Lindsay 2006 ESPN the Magazine Second Team Desirée Guenther Scholar-Athlete of the Year Desirée Guenther SWA Outstanding Senior Award Desirée Guenther UNH IN THE NATIONAL RANKINGS First Team Crystal Lindsay Year...... NSCAA/adidas National Coaches’ Poll First Team Selina Moylan 2007 ...... 23rd (Preseason poll) First Team Allison Shiner 2006 ...... 15th (high), 24th (Final poll) Second Team Eileen O’Brien 2005 ...... 13th (high) Third Team Desirée Guenther 1995 ...... 20th New York Collegiate Athletic Conf. (NYCAC) REGIONAL RECOGNITION 2005 Player of the Year Crystal Lindsay CONNECTICUT JUNIOR SOCCER ASSOCIATION Coach of the Year Brendan Faherty First Team Crystal Lindsay 2006 Ed Tremble Female Co-Player of the Year Crystal Lindsay First Team Selina Moylan First Team Allison Shiner ALL-NORTHEAST REGION First Team Mary Waldron 2007 NSCAA/adidas First Team Selina Moylan Second Team Maureen MacConnell Daktronics Player of the Year Selina Moylan Third Team Jennifer Buffinton Daktronics First Team Selina Moylan Third Team Kristen Espanola 2006 NSCAA/adidas First Team Crystal Lindsay 2004 First Team Crystal Lindsay NSCAA/adidas First Team Selina Moylan First Team Maria Ekman NSCAA/adidas Second Team Allison Shiner Second Team Colleen Donlin 2005 NSCAA/adidas First Team Crystal Lindsay Second Team Thea Lundgren NSCAA/adidas First Team Selina Moylan 2003 Rookie of the Year Crystal Lindsay NSCAA/adidas First Team Allison Shiner First Team Crystal Lindsay NSCAA/adidas First Team Mary Waldron Second Team Colleen Donlin NSCAA/adidas Second Team Maureen MacConnell 2004 NSCAA/adidas Second Team Crystal Lindsay New England Collegiate Conference 1999 First Team Stacy Wheeler ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT Second Team Michelle Hicks 2007 ESPN the Mag. Second Team Dist. I Amy Desmarais 1998 Honorable Mention Paula Uscilla ESPN the Mag. Second Team Dist. I Mackenzie Bear Honorable Mention Meghan Kilbride 2006 ESPN the Mag. First Team Dist. I Desirée Guenther Honorable Mention Christine Huber 2005 ESPN the Mag. Third Team Dist. I Amy Desmarais Coach of the Year Dave Clarke 1997 Second Team Stacy Wheeler NSCAA/adidas SCHOLAR ALL-EAST Second Team Christine Huber 2006 Honorable Mention Desirée Guenther, Eileen O’Brien Second Team Kristine Ganais Team Award UNH 1996 First Team Christine Huber Second Team Jessica Kmieczek NEWISA SENIOR BOWL Second Team Mireille DeRose Second Team Shelia Ringbloom 2006 Crystal Lindsay, Allison Shiner, Maureen MacConnell Second Team Kara Allen 2005 Jen Buffinton 1995 Second Team Mireille DeRose Second Team Tara Meagher Second Team Beth Bailey 1994 Second Team Kara Allen Second Team Tara Meagher Second Team Shannon Tosney

18 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME AWARDS/ROSTER

UNIVERSITY RECOGNITION UNH FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR (all sports) UNH ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME 2007 Selina Moylan 2006 Crystal Lindsay Inducted 2007 Christine Huber Inducted 2006 Mireille DeRose-Esponda Inducted 1987 Joseph Machnik (coach) TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD 2007 Selina Moylan Joseph Machnik began his illustrious career as the head coach 2006 Eileen O’Brien of the men’s soccer team, fielding some national caliber teams 2005 Crystal Lindsay over 10 seasons. In 1975, he introduced the women’s athletic 2004 Maria Ekman program, and later coached the women’s soccer team from 1993- 2003 Colleen Donlin 96, including 25 wins in his final two seasons. 2002 Erin Ringbloom

A four-year captain, Mireille DeRose-Esponda immediately TEAM SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD starred in the first year of the program in 1993. She finished with 2007 Anna Schueneman 37 goals and added 19 assists for a total of 91 points in four years. 2006 Danielle Huffman She helped the 1996 team to a 13-5-1 record and the program’s 2005 Jen Buffinton first-ever postseason appearance (ECAC Tournament). She was 2004 Angelica Sanchez selected to the New England Senior Bowl, and as a junior was All- 2003 N/A New England Collegiate Conference and on two All-Region teams. 2002 N/A

Christine HuberHuber, a four-time all-conference selection, is second UNH Summer Undergrad Research Fellowship all-time in scoring at UNH. Her totals of 63 goals and 144 points 2007 Mackenzie Bear, Synthesis and Testing of Vanadium (V) were both school records until after the 2006 season. She burst Oxide-Polypyrrole Composites as Gas Sensors onto the scene with 20 goals and 45 points in her first season, en route to one of her two First Team All-NECC awards, and led the program to a No. 6 ranking in the New England region. Huber still holds school records for goals (5) and points (10) in a single game. She later played professionally in the W-League in 2002 and 2003.

ALL-TIME ROSTER Leonard, Laura 1997-98, 00-01 Ringbloom, Sheila ...... 1993-96 Addotta, Marian ...... 1993-96 Espanola, Kristen ...... 2005-07 Lerum, Trina ...... 1998 Roman, Katie ...... 2006 Alderman, Dawn ...... 1995-96 Evarts, Christina ...... 1994 Lindsay, Crystal ...... 2003-06 Roy, Jennifer ...... 2001-02 Allen, Kara ...... 1993-96 Everone, Claudia ...... 1993-94 Linn, Tiffany ...... 1999 Sanchez, Angelica ...... 2003-04 Bailey, Beth ...... 1994-97 Flora, Robin ...... 2000 Loya, Michelle ...... 2007 Schindler, Kelly ...... 2007 Bear, Mackenzie ...... 2005-07 Flynn, Melissa ...... 1993 Lundgren, Thea ...... 2004 Schueneman, Anna .... 2006-07 Bergeron, Jennie ...... 2005-06 Ganias, Kristine 1995, 1997-98 MacConnell, Maureen 2003-06 Sheehan, Kaila ...... 2006-07 Breten, Tanya ...... 2005 Glecker, Tracy ...... 2006 Marden, Rayne ...... 2004 Shiner, Allison ...... 2003-06 Buffinton, Jennifer ..... 2002-05 Gonyo, Kari ...... 2002 Marshall, Laura ...... 1999-02 Siekaniec, Claire ...... 2007 Buonomo, Maria...... 1994-95 Grimaldi, Nicole ...... 2007 Mateus, Michelle ...... 1999 Simonds, Carrie ...... 2000 Carillo, Candice ...... 1993-94 Guenther, Desirée ...... 2005-06 McGurrin, Jen ...... 2006-07 Simpson, Lisa ...... 2002-04 Carillo, Kim ...... 1993-96 Halvorsen, Lone ...... 2000-01 Meagher, Tara ...... 1993-96 Splaine, Liz ...... 2002 Chuffo, Robin ...... 2000-03 Hauan, Ellen ...... 1993 Metcalf, Jamie ...... 2002 Stolp, Karen ...... 2002 Cormier, Melissa ...... 2006-07 Hayde, Jennifer ...... 2001 Miller, Kristen ...... 1998-99 Tafel, Jessica ...... 2002-03 Cornelius, Sarah...... 1996-98 Hedley, Christina ...... 2004 Morgan, Candice ...... 1995-96 Thibodeau, Marielle .... 1997-00 Coscia, Lisa ...... 2005-07 Hicks, Michelle ...... 1996-99 Moylan, Selina ...... 2005-07 Thompson, Christel ...... 1996 Couto, Jennifer ...... 2001 Hollingsworth, Des ..... 2002-03 Muller, Jessie ...... 1997 Timoney, Clare ...... 2006 Crandall, Jessica ...... 1996-97 Huber, Christine ...... 1996-99 Murray, Angelique ...... 1993-94 Tosney, Shannon ...... 1994-95 Dawson, Holly ...... 2007 Huffman, Danielle ...... 2005-07 Nachman, Lori ...... 2001 Uscilla, Paula ...... 1996-98 Demers, Isabelle ...... 1993-94 Hyatt, Alesha ...... 1998-01 Napp, Stephanie ...... 2000-03 Uyar, Anna Maria ...... 1994-97 Demorro, Nikki ...... 1993-94 Jarvis, Valerie ...... 2004 Nichols, Melissa ...... 1997-00 Valcourt, Lindsey ...... 2003 DeRose, Mireille ...... 1993-96 Jolda, Tara ...... 2001-02 Northway, Jennifer ...... 1993 Veras, Kelli ...... 2006-07 Desmarais, Amy ...... 2004-07 Jolly, Melissa ...... 1993-96 Nuzzo, Christina .... 1996, 1998 Waldron, Mary ...... 2005 Devaney, Nikki ...... 1993 Jones, Essence ...... 2000 O’Brien, Eileen ...... 2003-2006 Wark, Maureen ...... 2004 DiMatteo, Marissa ...... 1995 Kilbride, Megan ...... 1998-00 Orr, Michelle ...... 1995 Werbicki, Ariel ...... 2007 Donlin, Colleen 2000, 2002-04 Klein, Shannon ...... 2000-02 O’Toole, Jeanee ...... 1995, 1997 Wheeler, Stacy ...... 1996-99 Donlin, Kerri ...... 1998-00 Kmieczek, Jessica ...... 1996-97 Pelletier, Stephanie ...... 2002 Zarrella, Stephanie ...... 2007 Donlin, Kristen ...... 1998-01 Kowal, Alycia ...... 1996-98 Petti, Jenn ...... 1999 Zowine, Michele ...... 2002-05 Dunleavy, Melissa ...... 2002-03 Kulmann, Jennifer ...... 1994 Ramirez, Nohra ...... 2006 Zuma, Karine ...... 2002-03 Ekman, Maria ...... 2003-04 Kurian, Lisa ...... 2000-01 Reiser, Chalyce ...... 2001 Epstein, Amanda ...... 2004 Leach, Jennifer ...... 1993-94 Ringbloom, Erin ...... 1999-02

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 19 CAREER RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS ASSISTS 1.) 23 Selina Moylan 2005- POINTS 2.) 21 Crystal Lindsay 2003-06 1.) 185 Crystal Lindsay (82g 21a) 2003-06 3.) 18 Christine Huber 1996-99 *23rd All-Time in NCAA Division II 18 Tara Meagher 1993-96 2.) 144 Christine Huber (63g 18a) 1996-99 5.) 17 Mireille DeRose 1993-96 3.) 91 Selina Moylan (34g 23a) 2005- 6.) 16 Maria Ekman 2003-04 91 Mireille DeRose (37g 17a) 1993-96 16 Colleen Donlin 2000-04 5.) 58 Tara Meagher (20g 18a) 1993-96 8.) 13 Robin Chuffo 2000-03 6.) 56 Colleen Donlin (20g 16a) 2000-04 13 Jessica Kmieczek 1996-97 7.) 51 Robin Chuffo (19g 13a) 2000-03 13 Erin Ringbloom 1999-02 8.) 46 Maria Ekman (15g 16a) 2003-04 11.) 12 Holly Dawson 2007 - 46 Shannon Tosney (21g 4a) 1994-95 12 Eileen O'Brien 2003-06 10.) 43 Anna Maria Uyar (17g 9a) 1995-97 12 Desiree Guenther 2005-06 11.) 36 Kelli Veras (12g, 12a) 2006-07 12 Sheila Ringbloom 1993-96 12.) 35 Jessica Kmieczek (11g 13a) 1996-97 12 Kelli Veras 2006-07 13.) 32 Alycia Kowal (11g 10a) 1996-98 16.) 11 Stacy Wheeler 1996-99 32 Lone Halvorsen (12g 8a) 2000-01 17.) 10 Alycia Kowal 1996-98 15.) 29 Melissa Jolly (11g 7a) 1993-96 10 Kristin Donlin 1998-01 16.) 28 Eileen O'Brien (8g 12a) 2003-06 19.) 9 Marielle Thibodeau 1997-00 28 Kristin Donlin (9g 10a) 1998-01 9 Thea Lundgren 2004 28 Desiree Guenther (8g 12a) 2005-06 9 Anna Maria Uyar 1995-97 19.) 27 Erin Ringbloom (7g 13a) 1999-02 9 Angelica Sanchez 2003-04 27 Mary Waldron (10g 7a) 2005 27 Amy Desmarais (10g, 7a) 2004-07 GOALKEEPER SAVES 1.) 476 Megan Kilbride (117 GA) 1998-01 GOALS 2.) 378 Maureen MacConnell (90 GA) 2003-06 1.) 82 Crystal Lindsay 2003-06 3.) 291 Beth Bailey (74 GA) 1994-97 *14th All-Time in NCAA Division II 4.) 154 Nikki Demorro (37 GA) 1993-94 2.) 63 Christine Huber 1996-99 5.) 114 Karen Stolp (34 GA) 2002-03 3.) 37 Mireille DeRose 1993-96 6.) 69 Christel Thompson (16 GA) 1996 4.) 34 Selina Moylan 2005- 7.) 57 Candace Morgan (16 GA) 1995-96 5.) 21 Shannon Tosney 1994-95 57 Maryellen Shea (14 GA) 2007 6.) 20 Colleen Donlin 2000-04 9.) 53 Michelle Mateus (17 GA) 1999 20 Tara Meagher 1993-96 10.) 29 Lisa Simpson (9 GA) 2001-04 8.) 19 Robin Chuffo 2000-03 9.) 17 Anna Maria Uyar 1995-97 GOALKEEPER SHUTOUTS 10.) 15 Maria Ekman 2003-04 1.) 26 Maureen MacConnell 2003-06 11.) 12 Lone Halvorsen 2000-01 2.) 21 Megan Kilbride 1998-01 12 Kelli Veras 2006-07 3.) 10 Beth Bailey 1994-97 13.) 11 Jessica Kmieczek 1996-97 4.) 5 Christel Thompson 1996 11 Alycia Kowal 1996-98 5.) 4 Nikki Demorro 1993-94 11 Melissa Jolly 1993-96 16.) 10 Mary Waldron 2005 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (minimum two seasons) 10 Lisa Kurian 2000-01 1.) 1.14 MacConnell (90 GA, 7136 min) 2003-06 10 Michelle Hicks 1996-99 2.) 1.66 B. Bailey (74 GA, 4023 min) 1994-97 10 Amy Desmarais 2004-07 3.) 1.71 C. Morgan (16 GA, 843 min) 1995-96 20.) 9 Kristin Donlin 1998-01 4.) 1.71 M. Kilbride (117 GA, 6147 min) 1998-01 9 Angie Murray 1993 5.) 3.24 K. Stolp (34 GA, 944 min) 2002-03 9 Allison Shiner 2003-06 GOALKEEPER MINUTES 1.) 7136 Maureen MacConnell 2003-06 *4th All-Time in NCAA Division II

20 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT SEASON AND GAME RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS TEAM SEASON Points Saves RECORDS 1.) 53 Crystal Lindsay (21g, 11a) 2004 1.) 144 Megan Kilbride 2001 Goals 2.) 50 Crystal Lindsay (23g, 4a) 2006 2.) 140 Beth Bailey 1997 61 ...... 2005 Assists 3.) 46 Crystal Lindsay (22g, 2a) 2005 3.) 135 Nikki Demorro 1993 Assists 47 ...... 2005 4.) 131 Maureen MacConnell 2003 4.) 45 Christine Huber (20g, 5a) 1996 Points 5.) 42 Selina Moylan (17g, 8a) 2007 5.) 126 Megan Kilbride 2000 169 ...... 2005 6.) 36 Crystal Lindsay (16g, 4a) 2003 6.) 114 Karen Stolp 2002 Fewest Goals Against 36 Shannon Tosney (16g, 4a) 1995 7.) 111 Megan Kilbride 1998 16 (18 games) ... 1998 8.) 35 Christine Huber (14g, 7a) 1998 8.) 95 Megan Kilbride 1999 Winning Percentage 9.) 33 Maria Ekman (12g, 9a) 2004 95 Maureen MacConnell 2006 .795 (17-4-1) ..... 2005 33 Mireille DeRose (14g, 5a) 1995 10.) 82 Maureen MacConnell 2004 Wins 17 ...... 2005 Unbeaten Streak Goals Shutouts 11 (10-0-1) ...... 2005 1.) 9 Maureen MacConnell 2005 1.) 23 Crystal Lindsay 2006 Shutouts 2.) 22 Crystal Lindsay 2005 9 Maureen MacConnell 2003 9 ...... four times 3.) 21 Crystal Lindsay 2004 9 Megan Kilbride 1998 Consecutive Shutouts 4.) 20 Christine Huber 1996 4.) 7 Megan Kilbride 2000 4 ...... 2003 5.) 17 Selina Moylan 2007 5.) 5 Beth Bailey 1994 Consec. Not Shutout 6.) 16 Crystal Lindsay 2003 5 Maureen MacConnell 2006 16 ...... 2004 16 Christine Huber 1997 5 Christel Thompson 1996 16 Shannon Tosney 1995 8.) 4 Nikki Demorro 1993 Most Goals Against 9.) 14 Mireille DeRose 1995 9.) 3 Maryellen Shea 2007 68 ...... 2002 Losses 3 Kelly Schindler 2007 14 Christine Huber 1998 14 ...... 2002 3 Maureen MacConnell 2004 Consecutive Losses Consecutive Games Scoring a Goal 3 Beth Bailey 1997 11 ...... 2002 1.) 6 Crystal Lindsay 2004 Consecutive Shutouts Assists 1.) 4 Maureen MacConnell 2003 1.) 12 Holly Dawson 2007 2.) 11 Crystal Lindsay 2004 Goals Against Average (minimum 900 minutes) 11 Kelli Veras 2006 1.) 0.84 Megan Kilbride (16 GA, 1718 min) 1998 4.) 10 Desiree Guenther 2005 2.) 0.90 Maureen MacConnell (20 GA, 2007 min) 2005 5.) 9 Maria Ekman 2004 3.) 1.03 Maureen MacConnell (21 GA, 1841 min) 2006 9 Thea Lundgren 2004 4.) 1.48 Maureen MacConnell (27 GA, 1646 min) 2004 9 Tara Meagher 1995 5.) 1.60 Beth Bailey (19 GA, 1068 min) 1994 8.) 8 Selina Moylan 2006 6.) 1.67 Megan Kilbride (31 GA, 1674 min) 2000 8 Selina Moylan 2007 7.) 1.94 Beth Bailey (35 GA, 1626 min) 1997 10.) 7 Colleen Donlin 2000 8.) 2.22 Megan Kilbride (42 GA, 1702 min) 2001 7 Mary Waldron 2005 7 Maria Ekman 2003 7 Jessica Kmieczek 1997 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS TEAM GAME RECORDS Goals Goals 5, Christine Huber, 1996 and ‘97 11 vs. N.Y. Tech, 1998 (11-0) Assists Largest Margin of Victory 3, Desiree Guenther vs. Dowling, 2005 11 vs. N.Y. Tech, 1998 (11-0) 3, Maria Ekman vs. NYIT, 2004 Fastest Consecutive Goals, Both Teams 3, Thea Lundgren vs. Mercy 2004 16 seconds Oct. 12, 2000: Lone Halvorsen (UNH) 3, Melissa Jolly vs. Concordia, 1993 then Sherry Baylor (Dallas Baptist) Points *8th All-Time in NCAA Division II 10, Christine Huber vs. NY Tech, 1996 Goals Against 10, Christine Huber vs. Teikyo-Post, 1997 13 vs. St. Michael’s, 2002

2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 21 ALL-TIME RECORDS/RESULTS

Year-By-Year Records OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL Year Coach W L T Pct. W L T W L T W L T Post-Conference 1993 Joe Machnik 6 8 0 .429 2 5 0 4 3 0 0 0 0 1994 Joe Machnik 8 9 0 .471 3 4 0 5 5 0 0 0 0 1995 Joe Machnik 12 4 2 .722 7 2 0 5 2 2 0 0 0 1996 Joe Machnik 13 5 1 .711 9 1 0 4 3 1 0 1 0 ECAC Tournament 1997 Dave Clarke 6 9 2 .412 1 5 0 5 4 2 0 0 0 1998 Dave Clarke 12 5 1 .694 6 3 1 6 2 0 0 0 0 1999 Dan Bacon 5 12 0 .294 3 6 0 2 6 0 0 0 0 2000 Dan Bacon 9 8 1 .528 5 3 1 3 4 0 1 1 0 2001 Dan Bacon 7 12 0 .368 4 5 0 3 6 0 0 1 0 2002 Brendan Faherty 4 14 1 .237 3 5 0 1 8 1 0 1 0 2003 Brendan Faherty 7 8 3 .472 4 3 3 3 5 0 0 0 0 2004 Brendan Faherty 11 7 1 .605 5 3 0 6 2 1 0 2 0 2005 Brendan Faherty 17 4 1 .795 9 2 0 6 2 1 2 0 0 NCAA Sweet 16 2006 Brendan Faherty 12 5 4 .667 8 2 1 4 2 1 0 1 2 NCAA First Round 2007 Brendan Faherty 12 7 2 .619 7 2 0 4 3 1 1 2 1 15 Seasons 141 117 19 .543 76 51 6 61 57 10 4 9 3

RECORD VS. ALL-TIME OPPONENTS Year-By-Year Results QUINNIPIAC ...... W 2-1 Opponent...... W L T Queens (N.Y.) ...... 3 1 2 1993 (6-8) at St. Anselm (OT) ...... T . 2-2 Adelphi ...... 1 7 4 Quinnipiac ...... 1 4 0 Coach: Joe Machnik at UMass Lowell ...... W 4-1 at Sacred Heart ...... L . 0-3 Albany ...... 3 1 0 Sacred Heart...... 3 2 1 SACRED HEART ...... L . 1-2 ST. ROSE ...... L . 2-3 LE MOYNE ...... W 2-1 American Int’national 2 4 0 Saint Anselm ...... 2 6 1 BENTLEY ...... W 3-0 CONCORDIA (N.Y.) ...... W 10-0 Assumption ...... 4 4 1 Saint Michael’s...... 0 1 0 at Salve Regina ...... W 5-1 NEW HAMP. COLLEGE..... L . 1-2 Bentley ...... 6 6 0 Saint Rose ...... 1 2 0 QUINNIPIAC (OT) ...... L . 2-3 at Bryant ...... W 4-1 Binghamton ...... 1 1 0 Salve Regina...... 1 0 0 at. St. Anselm ...... L . 0-1 at C.W. Post (OT) ...... T . 2-2 Bridgeport ...... 13 3 0 Shippensburg ...... 0 1 0 at Bryant ...... W 4-1 at Assumption ...... W 3-0 Bryant ...... 8 4 0 Southampton ...... 2 4 0 BRIDGEPORT ...... W 2-0 STONEHILL ...... W 2-1 at Albany ...... W 5-2 Caldwell ...... 1 0 0 So. New Hampshire ... 2 6 1 at Concordia (N.Y.) ...... W 8-0 at Southampton ...... W 1-0 BRIDGEPORT ...... W 4-1 (formerly New Hampshire College) Concordia (N.Y.) ...... 9 0 0 MERRIMACK ...... L . 2-6 at Franklin Pierce ...... L . 0-9 C.W. Post...... 5 5 3 Southern Connecticut 2 5 2 STONEHIILL ...... L . 0-4 Dallas Baptist ...... 1 0 0 St. Thomas Aquinas ... 6 0 0 at Franklin Pierce ...... L . 0-4 1996 (13-5-1) Dominican (N.Y.) ...... 4 0 0 Stonehill ...... 3 5 1 at Le Moyne ...... L . 1-3 Coach: Joe Machnik Dowling ...... 3 0 0 West Chester ...... 0 2 0 TEIKYO-POST...... W 9-0 at American Int’l ...... W 3-2 East Stroudsburg ...... 0 1 0 Westmont ...... 0 1 0 1994 (8-9) Coach: Joe Machnik at Bentley ...... W 3-1 Felician ...... 0 1 0 Totals 141-117-19 at Sacred Heart ...... W 2-0 at Keene State ...... L . 0-2 Franklin Pierce ...... 0 12 0 at Saint Rose ...... W 4-1 SOUTHERN CONN...... W 6-0 Georgian Court ...... 1 0 0 in NCAA Tournament Play at Bentley ...... W 2-0 FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-5 Holy Family ...... 1 0 0 (totals included above) at Bridgeport ...... W 2-0 ST. ANSELM ...... W 3-0 Indiana (Pa.) ...... 0 1 0 Opponent...... W L T at Quinnipiac...... L . 1-4 NEW YORK TECH ...... W 8-0 at Bridgeport ...... W 4-1 Keene State...... 1 3 0 C.W. Post...... 1 0 0 ST. ANSELM ...... L . 1-2 at Keene State ...... L . 2-4 at New Hampshire Coll. ... L . 2-4 Kutztown...... 2 1 0 Indiana (Pa.) ...... 0 1 0 BRYANT ...... W 6-1 at Quinnipiac...... L . 1-2 Le Moyne ...... 1 2 0 West Chester ...... 0 1 0 at Stonehill ...... L . 0-2 ALBANY ...... W 3-0 Lock Haven ...... 2 0 0 at Concordia (N.Y.) ...... W 9-0 SACRED HEART ...... W 1-0 Lynn...... 0 0 1 SOUTHAMPTON ...... W 2-1 BRYANT ...... W 3-1 UMass Lowell ...... 8 5 0 NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY at Merrimack ...... L . 0-2 ASSUMPTION...... W 1-0 Mercy ...... 9 0 0 2005 Division II at New Hampshire Coll. ... L . 1-5 at UMass Lowell ...... W 4-0 First Round (32 teams) ASSUMPTION (OT) ...... L . 1-2 C.W. Post ...... W 3-0 Merrimack ...... 0 8 0 at West Chester, Pa. FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-2 at Stonehill (susp.) ...... T . 1-1 Millersville ...... 1 0 0 (2) New Haven 1, (3) C.W. Post 0 (2OT) C.W. POST...... W 1-0 #at Keene State ...... L . 1-4 Molloy ...... 4 2 0 Second Round (Sweet Sixteen) at West Chester, Pa. LE MOYNE ...... L . 1-2 # ECAC Tournament New York Inst of Tech 8 1 0 (1) West Chester 3, (2) New Haven 0 Nova Southeastern .... 0 1 0 1995 (12-4-2) 1997 (6-9-2) Nyack ...... 2 0 0 2006 Division II Coach: Joe Machnik Coach: Dave Clarke First Round (32 teams) First Round (32 teams) MERRIMACK ...... L . 0-1 AMERICAN INT’L (OT) ..... L . 1-2 Pace ...... 2 3 0 at West Chester, Pa. BENTLEY (OT) ...... L . 3-4 Philadelphia...... 1 1 1 (2) Indiana, Pa. 3, (3) New Haven 1 at Teikyo-Post ...... W 8-1 BENTLEY ...... W 2-0 at Bentley ...... W 3-2 Post...... 9 0 1 KEENE STATE ...... W 3-1 STONEHILL ...... L . 0-1 22 2005 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN • 2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT ALL-TIME RESULTS

*UMASS LOWELL (OT) ... W 2-1 #vs. Mercy College ...... W 14-0 BENTLEY ...... L . 2-6 !BRIDGEPORT ...... W 2-1 at St. Anselm ...... L . 0-4 #at Domincan College.... W 4-0 at Southern Connecticut L . 0-2 !C.W. POST (2OT) ...... L . 0-1 at Quinnipiac...... L . 0-1 BRYANT ...... W 1-0 vs. Bryant (2OT) ...... L . 0-1 #vs. C.W. Post (2OT) ...... W 1-0 *at Sacred Heart (OT) ..... T . 2-2 at Bridgeport ...... W 1-0 *PHILADELPHIA (2OT) .... T . 0-0 #at West Chester Univ. .... L . 0-3 *at Franklin Pierce ...... L . 0-5 WESTMONT ...... L . 6-0 TEIKYO POST...... W 6-0 *NYCAC Conference Match *at So. Conn. St. (OT) ..... T . 2-2 at Bentley (OT) ...... L . 1-2 *at Southampton ...... L . 1-3 ! NYCAC Tournament # NCAA Northeast Regional *NEW HAMP. COLLEGE .. L . 2-5 at Stonehill ...... L . 0-2 *at NYIT ...... W 3-1 *BRIDGEPORT ...... L . 1-2 DALLAS BAPTIST ...... W 4-1 *MOLLOY...... W 2-0 2006 (12-5-4) *at Albany ...... W 2-0 ASSUMPTION...... W 2-0 at Merrimack ...... L . 1-2 Coach: Brendan Faherty at Assumption ...... W 2-1 at N. Hamp. Col. (OT) ...... L . 1-2 *CW POST (2OT) ...... T . 0-0 NCAA TOURNAMENT at Teikyo Post ...... W 6-0 ADELPHI (2OT) ...... T . 1-1 *QUEENS (N.Y.) (2OT)..... T . 0-0 $POST ...... W 3-0 at C.W. Post ...... L . 2-3 SAINT ANSELM ...... W 2-1 *BRIDGEPORT ...... W 1-0 $SO. CONN. (2OT) ...... L . 1-2 at New York Tech ...... W 6-0 MERCY ...... W 3-0 *CONCORDIA (N.Y.) ...... W 8-0 *at Molloy College ...... L . 1-2 * NECC Conference Match $ at Merrimack College Tournament PACE ...... L . 0-1 UMASS LOWELL ...... W 1-0 # at Dominican Tournament *at Mercy ...... W 6-0 *QUEENS...... W 3-1 1998 (12-5-1) *at Adelphi ...... L . 0-3 at Holy Family ...... W 4-3 Coach: Dave Clarke 2001 (7-12) *at St. Thomas Aquinas . W 3-0 Coach: Dan Bacon at Nova Southeastern...... L . 1-4 at Bentley ...... W 1-0 *NYCAC Conference Match vs. Lynn (2OT) ...... T . 3-3 BRYANT ...... W 2-0 NYACK ...... W 6-2 vs. Assumption ...... L . 1-2 *at Bridgeport ...... W 2-1 at American Int’l (OT) ...... L . 2-3 2004 (11-7-1) *ST. THOMAS AQUINAS .. W 6-0 *at Binghamton (OT)...... W 3-2 at Stonehill ...... W 3-2 Coach: Brendan Faherty MERRIMACK ...... L . 0-6 *at Concordia (N.Y.) ...... W 6-0 at Stonehill ...... W 3-2 at Lock Haven ...... W 1-0 BRYANT ...... W 2-0 at Merrimack (OT) ...... L . 1-2 PACE ...... L . 2-4 vs. East Stroudsburg ...... L . 0-1 at Southern Connecticut L . 1-2 *DOWLING ...... W 3-2 *SACRED HEART ...... W 1-0 vs. Shippensburg ...... L . 2-5 FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-1 *ALBANY ...... L . 1-2 at Bryant ...... L . 0-2 at Kutztown ...... L . 1-2 AMERICAN INT’L ...... L . 1-5 *ADELPHI (2OT) ...... T . 0-0 ST. ANSELM ...... L . 0-1 UMASS LOWELL ...... L . 1-2 *MERCY ...... W 5-0 *at UMass Lowell ...... W 4-1 at UMass Lowell ...... W 3-1 NYACK ...... W 7-1 BENTLEY ...... L . 0-2 at Kutztown ...... W 1-0 NY TECH ...... W 11-0 AMERICAN INT’L ...... W 5-2 *at C.W. Post (2OT) ...... T . 0-0 *at New Hamphire ...... W 1-0 at Mercy ...... W 3-0 *SOUTHAMPTON ...... L . 1-3 BRIDGEPORT ...... L . 0-1 *NEW YORK TECH ...... W 3-1 ASSUMPTION (OT) ...... T . 0-0 *ADELPHI ...... L . 1-3 !vs. Adelphi (2OT) ...... T . 1-1 ADELPHI...... W 2-1 at Adelphi ...... L . 0-3 *at C.W. Post...... W 4-2 DOMINICAN ...... W 3-1 #vs. Indiana (PA)...... L . 1-3 *SOUTHERN ...... W 1-0 *at Queens (2OT) ...... T . 1-1 $Connecticut Cup (West Haven, CT) at Pace ...... W 8-0 SO. NEW HAMPSHIRE .... W 2-0 *at Bridgeport ...... W 1-0 ! East Coast Conference Tournament *BRIDGEPORT ...... W 6-0 TEIKYO-POST...... W 3-0 *at Concordia (N.Y.) ...... W 8-0 # NCAA Northeast Regional FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-2 at Franklin Pierce ...... L . 1-4 *at Philadelphia (2OT).... W 2-1 *East Coast Conference Match at St. Anselm ...... L . 0-1 * NECC Conference Match *at Molloy ...... W 4-1 at Southampton ...... L . 0-4 2007 (12-7-2) *MERCY ...... W 8-0 Coach: Brendan Faherty 1999 (5-12) *ST. THOMAS AQUINAS .. W 3-1 2002 (4-14-1) $ vs. So. Conn. (2OT) ...... T . 1-1 Coach: Dan Bacon *NEW YORK TECH...... W 6-0 $ vs. Post U...... W 1-0 BENTLEY ...... L . 0-3 Coach: Brendan Faherty !at Adelphi ...... L . 0-3 at St. Michael’s ...... L 0-13 @ at So. N. Hamp. (2OT) . T . 0-0 AMERICAN INT’L ...... L . 0-3 ! NYCAC Tournament @ vs. #19 UMass Lowell . L . 0-3 at Bryant College ...... W 3-1 vs. Bryant ...... L . 0-3 *NYCAC Conference Match at Teikyo Post (2OT) ...... T . 2-2 #11 SAINT ROSE ...... L . 0-6 at Franklin Pierce ...... L 2-10 CALDWELL ...... W 5-0 DOMINICAN ...... W 3-2 2005 (17-4-1) at St. Anselm’s ...... L . 2-3 * at Queens (N.Y.) ...... W 2-1 UMASS LOWELL ...... L . 0-4 Coach: Brendan Faherty at Southern Conn. (OT) ... L . 0-1 * MOLLOY...... W 2-0 FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-7 NCAA SWEET SIXTEEN BRIDGEPORT ...... W 10-0 GEORGIAN COURT ...... W 4-0 at Bentley ...... L . 1-5 at UMass Lowell ...... W 2-1 NEW HAMPSHIRE ...... L . 1-2 * BRIDGEPORT ...... W 3-1 *at Molloy ...... L . 0-2 at Millersville ...... W 1-0 at Adelphi ...... L . 1-3 at #2 Bryant ...... L . 0-3 *at C.W. Post (2OT) ...... L . 1-2 vs. Domincan (N.Y.) ...... W 6-1 BINGHAMTON ...... L . 0-2 * at New York Tech ...... W 2-0 *NYIT ...... L . 1-4 KUTZTOWN ...... W 4-2 MERRIMACK ...... L . 0-7 * at St. Thomas Aquinas W 5-2 *at Queens (2OT) ...... L . 2-3 ASSUMPTION...... L . 0-2 at Assumption ...... L . 0-5 * CONCORDIA (N.Y.) ...... W 8-0 *at Bridgeport ...... L . 0-3 LOCK HAVEN...... W 2-1 STONEHILL ...... L . 1-2 HOLY FAMILY ...... W 1-0 *SOUTHAMPTON ...... L . 0-4 *C.W. POST ...... W 2-0 UMASS LOWELL ...... W 1-0 * at #9 Dowling (2OT) .... W 3-2 *at Philadelphia ...... L . 0-4 at West Chester Univ...... L . 0-3 PACE ...... W 4-1 at #18 Franklin Pierce .... L . 0-4 at Pace ...... L . 1-5 *MOLLOY...... W 5-1 at Teikyo-Post ...... W 5-0 * at Adelphi ...... L . 1-2 *MERCY ...... W 4-1 *at Dowling College...... W 6-0 at Felician ...... L . 1-2 * MERCY ...... W 6-2 *ADELPHI ...... L . 0-3 *at St. Thomas Aquinas . W 5-2 * #7 C.W. POST ...... L . 1-5 2000 (9-8-1) *ST. THOMAS AQUINAS .. W 3-0 *U. OF BRIDGEPORT ...... W 1-0 *at Concordia (N.Y.) ...... W 2-1 ! vs. #7 C.W. Post (OT) .... L . 0-1 Coach: Dan Bacon HOLY FAMILY ...... W 2-1 $ Connecticut Cup (Bridgeport) FRANKLIN PIERCE ...... L . 0-4 *NYCAC Conference Match *at Mercy College ...... W 8-0 @ SNHU Labor Day Classic $at Merrimack ...... L . 0-9 *QUEENS (N.Y.) ...... W 2-0 ! East Coast Conf. Tournament (Bridgeport) $vs. UMass Lowell ...... L . 1-2 2003 (7-8-3) *at New York Tech ...... W 3-1 *East Coast Conference Match at Teikyo-Post ...... W 2-0 Coach: Brendan Faherty *at Adelphi (2OT) ...... T . 1-1 SO. CONNECTICUT...... L . 0-1 at UMass Lowell ...... L . 0-3 *CONCORDIA (N.Y.) ...... W 8-0 2008 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN WOMEN’S SOCCER 23 CHARGER SUPPORTERS

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DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS - MISSION STATEMENT POSTSEASON SUCCESS To support the overall mission of the University by providing a nationally competitive intercollegiate athletics MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY program that attracts, nurtures and graduates student-athletes who, under the guidance of a quality staff, NCAA National Qualifi ers: 1979, 2001 represent the University of New Haven with character and integrity while pursuing excellence in their respective sports. WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY NCAA National Qualifi er: 2004 Philosophy BASEBALL Higher education has lasting importance on an individual’s future success. For this reason, the emphasis for NCAA World Series: 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, the student-athlete experience at the University of New Haven is a comprehensive program of learning and 1980, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, development in a personal setting. As an NCAA Division II program, our approach provides growth opportunities through academic achievement, learning in high-level athletic competition and development of positive societal 1990, 1995, 1998; NCAA Regionals: 1972, attitudes in service to community. The balance and integration of these different areas of learning opportunity 1973, 1976, 1981, 1983, 1989, 1993, 1994, provide our student-athletes a path to graduation while cultivating a variety of skills and knowledge for life 1996, 2001, 2003, 2006; NAIA World Series: ahead. 1966, 1970; NAIA Regionals: 1965, 1966, 1967, 1969, 1970 The University of New Haven seeks to provide the world with leaders who can make a positive difference in a global society. Student-athletes are afforded unique opportunities for leadership because of the visibility MEN’S BASKETBALL provided through athletics competition. UNH’s intercollegiate program provides opportunities for its student- NCAA Regionals: 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, athletes to develop moral virtues, such as courage, self-confi dence, and integrity and to learn communication 2003, 2004; NAIA: 1966, 1968, 1969 and teamwork skills associated with outstanding leadership. Thus the Department of Athletics helps the University satisfy its primary aspiration, which is to prepare students to lead purposeful and fulfi lling lives in WOMEN’S BASKETBALL a global society through experiential, collaborative, and discovery-based learning. NCAA National Champions: 1987 NCAA Elite 8: 1988; NCAA Regionals: 1986, The Department of Athletics is committed to delivering intercollegiate athletics programs that are consistent 1989, 2003, 2006, 2007 with the University’s mission and generates the trust and support of its various constituencies. The goal of the department is to fi eld sports teams that compete successfully against other NCAA Division II teams FOOTBALL while upholding the academic standards of the University of New Haven. The department is also committed NCAA Runner-up: 1997; NCAA Semifi nals: to conducting its programs in strict adherence to the policies, rules and regulations set by the University’s 1992; NCAA Regionals: 1993, 1995 administration, Board of Governors, the NCAA and the East Coast Conference.

MEN’S GOLF Through its programs, the department gives its student-athletes of different genders, races, religions, national NCAA 7th place: 1970; NCAA Regionals: 2004, origins and sexual orientation opportunities to participate in intercollegiate competition. The intercollegiate 2005; NCAA Nationals: 2004; NCAA Region- program will function free of discrimination with a University commitment to the adherence to Title IX and the als (Individual): 2006, 2007 Offi ce of Civil Rights guidelines. A major goal of the Department of Athletics is to help student-athletes realize the full potential of their athletic abilities while also increasing their intellectual capabilities and providing them MEN’S LACROSSE a meaningful opportunity to earn a baccalaureate degree. The department will not compromise its commitment NCAA Regionals: 1977, 1978 to educate and graduate its student-athletes. MEN’S TRACK & FIELD NCAA National Qualifi ers: 1975, 1976, 1978, Department of Athletics personnel are expected to represent the University in a manner consistent with UNH’s principles and values. All personnel are expected to perform their responsibilities with the highest standards 1980, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1991, 1992, 1995, of integrity, ethical behavior and sportsmanship at all times. Coaches and staff are expected to treat student- 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2006, 2007 athletes fairly and with respect and to facilitate leadership that helps them mature physically, intellectually, MEN’S SOCCER emotionally and socially. NCAA Runner-up: 1976; NCAA Semifi nals: ATHLETIC HIGHLIGHTS 1977, 1984; NCAA Regionals: 1972, 1975, • The UNH women’s volleyball team has reached the NCAA Sweet 16 sixteen times since 1983, and advanced 1978, 1981, 1983; NAIA: 1970 to the NCAA Elite Eight ten times. • Baseball has consistently been ranked as one of the winningest Division II programs in NCAA history. Baseball WOMEN’S SOCCER NCAA Regionals: 2005, 2006 Coach Emeritus Frank “Porky” Vieira retired after the 2006 season as Division II’s all-time winningest coach by percentage, and logged 1,127 career victories. The team has appeared in 17 College World Series and SOFTBALL made 31 Regional appearances. NCAA Regionals: 1995, 1996, 2004, 2005, • Baseball has also produced nine major league players, including former Cy Young winner Steve Bedrosian 2008 of the Philadelphia Phillies. • Women’s Basketball won the NCAA Division II National Championship in 1987. WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL • The football program appeared in four NCAA championship playoffs, earning runner-up status in 1997. That NCAA Elite 8: 1984, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1994, title-game appearance made UNH the only football team in the State of Connecticut to ever compete for a 1995, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2002; NCAA Region- national title and the smallest school (in terms of enrollment) to compete for an NCAA Championship. als: 1983, 1986, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1998, • Tailback Roger Graham won the 1993 Harlon Hill Trophy as the top Division II Football Player in the nation. 2000, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2007; EAIAW: • Men’s Soccer reached the NCAA fi nals in 1976 and fi nished third in 1977. 1978, 1981 www.newhaven.edu/athletics 2008 SCHEDULE AUGUST SEPTEMBER Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 12 1234 56 @ Holy @ Georgian Family Court 4:00 1:00

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