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2010 Warner Women's Soccer 2010 Information Guide 2010 WARNER WOMEN’S SOCCER Senior Abigail Frook Senior Senior Senior Amanda Abell Brooke Gary Katie Mortensen Senior Senior Lindsey Forson Allison Felix 2010 INFORMATION GUIDE 2 2010 WARNER WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE Warner Women’s Soccer • Table of Contents Table of Contents Quick Facts Quick Facts..........................................................................3 Location.....................................Lake Wales, Fla. Schedule..............................................................................4 Founded........................................................1968 Season Outlook....................................................................5 Enrollment....................................................1100 2010 Roster..........................................................................6 Nickname...................................................Royals Player Profiles......................................................................7 Colors..................................................Navy/Gold Cassandra Hill...................................................................12 Field..................................................Royals Field Head Coach Nelson Ramirez.............................................13 Capacity..........................................................500 Assistant Coaches..............................................................14 Affiliation....................................................NAIA Athletics Department.........................................................15 Conference...............................................The Sun 2010 Opponents.................................................................17 President................................Dr. Gregory V. Hall The Sun Conference..........................................................18 2009 Season Statistics.......................................................21 Warner Women’s Soccer Information 2009 Season Game Recaps................................................23 2009 Overall Record.......................................7-8 All-Time Honors................................................................27 Conference Record/Finish.....................4-5/T-6th All-Time Roster.................................................................28 Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................23/5 Warner In The Community................................................29 Head Coach.................................Nelson Ramirez About Warner.....................................................................30 Office Phone................................(863) 638-7272 Assistant Coach........................Heriberto Aguilar Alma Mater.......................................Warner (‘08) Assistant Coach...........................Lindsay Weaver Alma Mater.......................................Warner (‘09) Warner Sports Information Sports Information Director.....Marlon Furlongue Graduate Assistant....................Kendal Sherrouse Office Phone................................(863) 638-7126 E-mail [email protected] Fax Number.................................(863) 638-3776 Website...........................www.warnerroyals.com Credits The 2010 Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written and produced by Warner University Sports Information Office. Project Coordinator: Marlon Furlongue Contributors: Kendal Sherrouse Photography: Dr. James Holton and Marlon Furlongue Cover Design: Marlon Furlongue 2010 WARNER WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 3 2010 Schedule • Warner Women’s Soccer Date Opponent Location Time AUGUST SAT 28 Scrimmage Lake Wales, Fla. 3 p.m. SEPTEMBER FRI 3 Daemen Amherst, N.Y. 7 p.m. SUN 5 SUNY ESF Amherst, N.Y. 12 p.m. FRI 10 Tampa Tampa, Fla. 7 p.m. WED 16-19 Warner Tournament Lake Wales, Fla. TBD FRI 24 Embry-Riddle * Lake Wales, Fla. 7 p.m. SUN 26 Savannah College of Art & Design * Lake Wales, Fla. 6 p.m. OCTOBER FRI 1 Johnson & Wales * Lake Wales, Fla. 8 p.m. SUN 3 Northwood * Lake Wales, Fla. 6 p.m. THU 7 Southeastern * Lakeland, Fla. TBD SAT 9 Ave Maria * Ave Maria, Fla. TBD WED 13 Webber International * Babson Park, Fla. 3:30 p.m. SAT 16 Breveard Community College Lake Wales, Fla. 5 p.m. FRI 22 Florida Memorial* Miami Gardens, Fla. TBD SUN 24 Saint Thomas* Miami Gardens, Fla. 4 p.m. SUN 29 Alumni Game Lake Wales, Fla. 6 p.m. NOVEMBER TUE 2 Palm Beach Atlantic West Palm Beach, Fla. TBD 4 2010 WARNER WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE Warner Women’s Soccer • 2010 Season Outlook In 2009, Nelson Ramirez took only two in 2008. The defense over the Warner women’s program and also registered a first as it was led them to unprecedented heights. Af- the first time in the program’s ter a campaign that saw the Royas set history that they held their op- a school record in conference wins and ponents to under 30 goals in a tie the school record in overall wins, season collectively, allowing the Royals are ready to break into the only 29 goals for the season. upper tier of The Sun Conference and The Royals lose pri- make their first appearance in the mary netminder for the past postseason tournament. three years in Julia Valentine A year ago the Royals finished but have junior Heather Ro- 7-8, and 4-5 in The Sun Conference. manoski returning. Romanoski After getting off to a bumpy start in posted two shutouts last season conference play, including losing three and sported a 1.69 goals al- one-goal matches, coach Ramirez’ offense from the 2009 season lowed average in over 478 troops were able to close out the Amongst the returners are the play- minutes logged in goal. Coach season by winning three out of their ers that contributed nearly 89% of he Ramirez also signed talented last four matches, including two close Royals offense, including 2009 of- goalkeeper Andrea Owens out consecutive conference wins with one fensive leader junior forward Danielle of Apollo Beach, Fla. who of which was the Royals first ever win Chapuseaux who led the Royals with posted back-to-back All- over conference foe St. Thomas Uni- 28 points (13 goals, 2 assists). Her Conference seasons at Eastbay versity. 0.93 goals a game average was fifth H.S. Warner’s 2010 squad carries best in the conference. Last season she The defense also return a variety of experience as they return exploded on offense as she posted her 9 defenders that logged play- five seniors, 11 juniors and six sopho- first collegiate hat trick last season vs. ing time in 2009 including se- mores. Coach Ramirez and his coach- Johnson & Wales (10/2). niors Brooke Gary and Allison ing staff also added a few more pieces Also returning is second Felix who have totaled over 65 in the offseason for his first recruiting leading scorer 2008 All-Conference starts throughout their careers. class as the Royals head coach. forward Tara Fadenrecht who scored 20 points last season. The speedy SCHEDULE OFFENSE junior has totaled 53 career points over Warner’s trek to the top The Royals offense in 2009 her two seasons played (25 goals and won’t come easy; this season took a tremendous leap forward as 3 assists). they will face competition they improved their scoring by 28 Coach Nelson also added more with a combined 2009 record points (105-77) from the 2008 season. offensive punch to compete in the of 102-90-6. The Royals open For the first time in program history, overly competitive Sun the season by traveling to Warner outscored their opponents in Conference with the signings of All- Amherst, N.Y. to play in the a season (105-75). Warner has the County and All-First Coast Soccer Daemen College tournament, luxury of returning a bulk of their honoree Lindsay McCabe, Clay High Sept. 3-5. Warner will then School’s all-time leading scorer (86 face their first of two NCAA- total goals), LeeAnne Fey who scored II competitors in the former 11 goals in her senior year at Pine NCAA-II National Champions Ridge H.S. and Bartow H.S.’ Team University of Tampa on Sept. MVP Laura Morales who scored 17 10. They will have two more goals last season. games on Sept. 15 & Sept. 17 before opening conference DEFENSE play against 2009 Sun Defensively, the 2009 Royals Conference Champions squad showed vast improvement from Embry-Riddle Sept. 24. The Danielle Chapuseaux led the Royals with 13 the 2008 season as they registered Royals close out the season goals five shutouts last season compared to vs. NCAA-II opponent Palm 2010 WARNER WOMEN’S SOCCER GUIDE 5 Beach Atlantic Nov. 2. 2010 Roster • Warner Women’s Soccer No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Hometown/High School (Previous School) 0 Andrea Owens GK Fr. 5’6 Gibsonton, Fla./Eastbay High School 1 Heather Romanosky GK Jr. 5’10 Cocoa, Fla./Space Coast Jr./Sr. High School 2 Brittany Patton D So. 5’5 Cocoa, Fla./Space Coast Jr./Sr. High School 3 Amanda Abell MF Sr. 5’3 Orlando, Fla./Edgewater High School 4 Tara Fadenrecht F Jr. 5’3 Oakalnd, Fla./West Orange High School 5 Samantha Seitz D Jr. 5’5 Vero Beach, Fla./Sebastian High School 6 Abigail Frook MF Sr. 5’8 Port Charlotte, Fla./Homeschooled 7 Laura Morales F Fr. 5’4 Costa Rica/Bartow High School 8 Laura Newton MF So. 5’7 Tampa, Fla./Alonso High School (Valencia CC) 9 Lindsey Mccabe F Fr. 5’6 Orange Park, Fla./Clay High School 11 Maxime Copley MF So. 5’10 Eindhoven, Holland/Sebring High School 12 Danielle Chapuseaux F Jr. 5’2 Fruitland Park, Fla./Leesburg High School 13 Jordyn Gary D So. 5’7 Lake Wales, Fla./Lake Wales High School 14 Danielle Ciglar F Jr. 5’3 Palm Harbor, Fla./Eastlake High School 15 Morgan Baber F Fr. 5’2 Charleston, W.V./George Washington High School 16 Lindsey Forson
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