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Women's Soccer History Save Percentage 2021 WARHAWKS WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME NOTES Thursday, March 18 | 1 PM (CST) | Memphis, Tenn. QUCIK FACTS general information Location...................................Montgomery, Ala. Founded......................................................... 1967 Enrollment.................................................... 5,211 Colors.......................................... Orange & Black Mascot................................................. Warhawks Conference................... Gulf South Conference vs. Chancellor................................ Dr. Carl Stockton Director of Athletics........................ Jessie Rosa Auburn Montgomery Christian Brothers SWA.................................... Amber Rae Childers 1-4 (1-4 GSC) 2-2-1 (2-2-1 GSC) coaching staff Tale of the Tape Head Coach..................................Julianne Herrity Goals .......................................................... 5 Goals .......................................................... 5 Experience..........................1st year/ 1st at AUM Alma Mater....................Carson-Newman Goals Per Game ....................................... 1 Goals Per Game ....................................... 1 Overall Record........................1-4 (.200%) Shots ........................................................55 Shots ........................................................60 Record at AUM........................1-4 (.200%) Shots Per Game .....................................11 Shots Per Game .....................................12 Graduate Assistant....................... Kaela Harmon Shots on Goal .................................. 18-55 Shots on Goal .................................. 33-60 Alma Mater........................Flagler College Shots on Goal Percentage ............... 32% Shots on Goal Percentage ............... 55% Year at AUM................................. 2nd Year Assists ........................................................ 4 Assists ........................................................ 6 Athletic Trainer.................................Brielle Ringle Corner Kicks ...........................................18 Corner Kicks ...........................................37 Alma Mater........................ Ithaca College Penalty Kicks .......................................0-0 Penalty Kicks ....................................... 0-0 Saves ........................................................23 Saves ........................................................18 AUM WoMen's Soccer history Save Percentage ................................ 64% Save Percentage ................................ 78% First Season of Competition.........................1999 Goals Allowed ........................................13 Goals Allowed .......................................... 5 All-Time Record......................227-171-22 (.567) Goals Against Average ..................... 2.51 Goals Against Average ..................... 0.92 All-Time GSC Record...................2-19-1 (.113%) Shutouts .................................................... 1 Shutouts .................................................... 1 All-Time GSC Postseason Record............... (0-0) NCAA Tournament Appearances......................0 NCAA Postseason Record.......................... (0-0) Noteworthy Last NCAA Tournament Appearance..........N/A The AUM women’s soccer team heads into the opening round of the GSC Spring Facility information Championship Series in year one of the Julianne Herrity era. Herrity joined the Facility............................... AUM Soccer Complex Warhawks following a three-year stint as an assistant coach at NCAA Division II Capacity...............................................................400 powerhouse Carson-Newman University, where she helped lead the Eagles to a record of 46-11-3 during her time with them. Team information 2020-21 Record..................................... 1-4 (.250) 2019-20 GSC Record/Finish..........1-11-1/13th A total of 13 Warhawks returners highlight the 2019 squad, including defenders 2019-20 Postseason..............GSC Quarterfinals Torai Slaughter and Briana Yurkovich, who have anchored the AUM back line. 2020-21 Rankings Yurkovich posted a team-high 1,530 minutes of action last season, while Slaugh- United Soccer Coaches...................... N/A ter saw 1,365 minutes work. Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................13/11 Newcomers..............................................................7 Freshman midfielder Anila Mantello and junior defender McKenzie Nowin were media information both tabbed top newcomers in the GSC Preseason Release on Thursday, Feb. 11 WSOC Media Contact....................Jacob Horton Email........................... [email protected] Forwards Mayson Jaindl and Milian Mollison have spearheaded the AUM attack Phone................................. 334-244-3035 in 2021. Jaindl leads AUM with four points on the year via a pair goals while Mol- lison ranks second on the team with three points, coming via a goal and an assist. Athletics Website: ..............AUMAthletics.com Live Stream:...team1sports.com/aumathletics Live Stats: ..............................aumathletics.com/ Julia Pack leads the Orange and Black with 13 shots taken while Mantello ranks sidearmstats/msoc/summary second with 11 shots and leads AUM with four shots on goal. AUM Athletics Twitter:...........@AUMAthletics AUM Athletics Facebook:..........AUMAthletics Sophomore keeper Rebecca Jamieson has spent all 465 minutes in goal for AUM, AUM Athletics Instagram:......@AUMAthletics AUM Athletics Youtube: WarhawkSportsNetwork tallying 23 saves and a save percentage of 64 percent on the year. Men’s Soccer Twitter:........@AUMWarhawksWSOC The Warhawks fell 2-0 to West Georgia in their final contest of group play in the GSC Spring Championship Series on Friday, March 12. Mantello led AUM with a career-high four shots taken in the setback. 1 2021 WARHAWKS WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME NOTES Team rosters Auburn Montgomery 2021 SCHEDULE/RESULTS FEBRUARY (1-2) No. Name CLS POS HT Hometown/Previous School 5 vs West Alabama* W, 1-0 1 Rebecca Jamieson So. GK 5-5 Newcastle, England / East Tennessee State 3 McKenzie Nowin Jr. DEF 5-7 Fayetteville, Tenn. / South Alabama 14 vs Montevallo L, 4-0 4 Mayson Jaindl Jr. FWD 5-5 Smiths Station, Ala. / Smiths Station HS 21 at Lee L, 3-1 5 Torai Slaughter Sr. DEF 5-4 Cleveland, Ohio /Wheeling Jesuit University 27 at Shorter W, 1-0 6 Anila Mantello Fr. MID 5-2 Rueglio, Italy / Liceo Classico Carlo Botto 7 Milian Mollison So. FWD 5-6 Conyers, Ga. / Rockdale County HS MARCH (0-2) 8 Helena Torres So. DEF 5-8 Wellington, Fla. / Alexander Dreyfoos School of the Arts 9 Allison McCrimon Sr. DEF 5-6 Alabaster, Ala. / Thompson HS 5 vs. Valdosta State L, 4-3 (OT) 10 Gaby Walker So. DEF 5-5 Durban, South Africa / Hoover HS 12 vs. West Georgia L, 2-0 11 Julia Simões Jr. FWD 5-4 Campinas, Brazil / Valinhos Futebol Feminino 17 at Christian Brothers 12 Ahlopey Deneire Fr. FWD 5-3 Aalter, Belgium / Sportschool VILO Meulebeke 13 Faith Hayes So. MID 5-5 Dothan, Ala. / Northview HS 20-21 gsc QUarterfinals 14 Jennifer Beharie So. MID 5-4 Leiderdorp, Netherlands / Gordon State 27-28 GSC Semifinals 15 Brianna Yurkovich So. DEF 5-7 Chagrin Falls, Ohio / Kenston HS APRIL (0-0) 17 Ariel Jones Sr. MID 5-4 Phenix City, Ala. / Smiths Station HS 18 Sydney Shellhouse Jr. MID 5-4 Phenix City, Ala. / Smiths Station HS 2-3 vs. Gsc Championship 21 Bryce Varner Fr. DEF 5-7 Hoover, Ala. / Hoover HS 22 Alison Brewer Sr. DEF 5-6 Yorktown, Va. / Huntingdon College 23 Julia Pack So. MID 5-7 Birmingham, Ala. / Auburn University 25 Jillian Martin Fr. DEF 5-4 Enterprise, Ala. / Enterprise HS Head Coach: Julianne Herrity (1st Season) Graduate Assistant: Kaela Harmon AUM roster breakdown Athletic Trainer: Brielle Ringle Total Players on Roster...............24 By Class Seniors.................................4 Christian Brothers Juniors.................................5 NO. Name POS HT CLS Hometown/Previous Sophomores......................11 00 Kylea Heath GK 5-6 Fr. Dickson, Tenn. / Dickson County HS Freshmen............................4 0 Chloe Hillyer GK 5-9 Fr. Springfield, Ill. / Sacred Heart-Griffin HS By Primary Position.... 1 Riley Chafin GK 5-8 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. / Central HS Forwards..............................4 2 Olivia Simpson F 5-4 Jr. Lucedale, Miss. / Jones County Junior College Midfielders..........................6 3 Niki Farizy D 5-6 Fr. Hilton Head Island, S.C. / Hilton Head Island HS Defenders..........................10 4 Bruna Leiria M 5-8 Sr. Carazinho, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil / Iowa Western 5 Madison Sanders D 5-6 Sr. Belle River, Ontario / Belle River HS Goalkeepers........................1 6 Bailey Tadlock M 5-8 Sr. Mandeville, La. / Fontainebleau HS By State/Country 7 Caitlin Barnes M 5-8 Sr. Olive Branch, Miss. / Center Hill HS Alabama...............................8 8 Taylor White D 5-9 Sr. Collierville, Tenn. / Austin Peay Ohio......................................2 9 Anna Della Rosa F 5-0 Sr. Collierville, Tenn. / Houston HS Florida...................................1 10 Hannah Ward F 5-5 So. Tulsa, Okla. / Bishop Kelley HS 11 Amanda Dutra M 5-3 Jr. Belo Horizonte, Brazil / American School Georgia.................................1 12 Abbey Criswell D 5-9 Jr. Arlington, Tenn. / Arlington HS New Jersey..........................1 13 Meg Sander M 5-4 Sr. Little Rock, Ark. / Central HS Tennessee............................1 14 Callie Strini D 5-3 Sr. Germantown, Tenn. / Houston HS Virginia.................................1
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