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Senior w 5-9 w F Junior w 5-9 w D La Mesa, Calif. Wellesley, Mass. Francis Parker The Winsor Biology 1100 Sociology 1155 QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “Kristen QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “A regular embodies so much of what is great starter over her first two years at about our program: Determination, dis - Davidson, Chloe has demonstrated great cipline, and commitment, and she has toughness and all the physical and technical gone about it with true compassion for her tools we look for in a defender. She has teammates. Her skill set and athleticism provide matured tremendously as a player since her arrival us with a potent attacking presence whether in on campus, and I expect Chloe's progress to continue building through the midfield, creating opportuni - as a junior as she has every desire to help carry us to the next level.” 2006: ties for other forwards or getting straight at the Started all 20 games on defensive side of the ball … helped lead Wildcat defense herself. Kristen's impact on our program has defense to nine shutout wins last season … assisted Davidson in holding W been outstanding and we are eager to see what her opponents to a goals against average of 0.88. 2005: Earned a starting nod senior year has in store.” 2006: Tied for the team on defense in 13 of her 19 games … recorded her first career assist in the lead with career highs of seven goals and 17 points in Wildcats 2-1 win over College of Charleston … helped lead Davidson 19 games … recorded first-ever three-goal game in defense to a 39th overall ranking in NCAA in shutout percentage (0.48). leading Davidson to a 4-0 shutout win at Gardner- pREp AND pERSONAL : A league co-MVP twice at The Winsor School …

Webb … honored with SoCon Player of the Week Boston Globe All-Scholastic award recipient … also received The Winso r I (Sept. 5-12) after tallying four goals and eight points School’s Bremer Prize for general excellence in sports … played club soccer in two Wildcat wins … broke six-game scoreless for the Boston Renegades (formerly the FC Greater Boston Bolts) … won streak with two goals and an assist in guiding 2005 State Cup … 2004 U-17 Super Y League national champs.

Davidson to 3-0 win over Wofford. 2005: Second on L the team behind sister Kara with a career-high six KING’S CAREER STATISTICS goals and 16 points … drilled a penalty kick for the year G GS Shots Goals Assists points winning score with 4:29 remaining for a 1-0 win over 2005 19 13 1011

UNC Wilmington … six times teamed up with sister Kara in scoring or 2006 20 20 0000 D assisting on a goal. 2004: Made an immediate impact as a first-year, Total 39 33 1011 starting all 22 games for the ’Cats … scored the game-winning goal against UNC Greensboro in the second round of the SoCon Tourney to help send Davidson to the finals … earned all-tournament honors. pREp TRACy MCCAUSLAND AND pERSONAL :

Past two summers has played with San Diego Sea Lions C of the WPSL … all-CIF and All-Coastal League first-team selection four Junior w 5-6 w D/M/F years in a row at Francis Parker … named Coastal League Player of the Albuquerque, N.M. Year twice … holds high school scoring record … in Francis Parker Hall The Winsor of Fame … state ODP team and regional camp. Psychology 44 A QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “Tracy KOEHRN’S CAREER STATISTICS has been a consistently outstanding year G GS Shots Goals Assists points performer thus far in her career and we expect her contributions will only expand.

2004 22 21 10 226 T 2005 21 20 33 6416 Her versatility, composure, and great com - 2006 19 19 58 7317 fort with the ball provide us with a calming pres - ence in the midfield, as well as a scoring threat from Total 62 60 101 15 9 39 anywhere in the attack.” 2006: McCausland had a

break-out sophomore year with career highs in goals S (6), assists (1) and points (13 — good for second-best on team) … had career game vs. The Citadel with first-ever two-goal game while adding an assist for five points … also kicked in Davidson's lone penalty kick goal of the season vs. The Citadel … tallied three of Wildcats' 11 game-winning goals last season. 2005: Given the team’s Most Promising Player Award … scored the winning goal in the 83rd minute against SoCon rival Western Carolina for a 2-1 Davidson win to end the regular season. pREp AND pER - SONAL : Earned all-district, all-metro and all-state honors while being named both district and New Mexico Player of the Year for soccer … all- district in basketball and pole vaulting … state champs in 2002 and 2003. MCCAUSLAND’S CAREER STATISTICS year G GS Shots Goals Assists points 2005 18 16 11 102 2006 20 20 31 6113 Total 38 36 42 7115

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Junior w 5-5 w D Marietta, Ga. The Walker Psychology 2255 QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “Lexie is prepared on a daily basis to bring the best effort and commitment to our team, whatever the situation - this attitude is a staple of our program and is vital to our ongoing success. She has stepped in and played valuable minutes at the back, and will again pro - vide depth to a strong and experienced group of defenders in 2007.” 2006: Played in a career-high six games for Davidson last season. 2005: Provided valuable depth at the defender position as a freshman … saw W action in two of the Wildcats’ 10 shutout wins. pREp AND pERSONAL : Team captain … First-Team All-Cobb County … 2003 region and state champs … also played basketball, and ran cross country and track … Played on the Silverbacks (formerly United Quest Red) club team … 2004 and 2005 state champs … twin sister Ali also on the Wildcat team … National

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on and off the field and a shining exam - emerge as a leader of our backline this fall.” 200 6: T ple of the Davidson “scholar-athlete.” She Scored three times on only eight shots … tied for brings the highest level of determination to third on team with six points … scored the game- training and games, with a selfless spirit on winning goal in the first half of the Wildcats’ 1-0 win behalf of her teammates and the program. ” 2006: A over UC Santa Barbara … part of a defense that key member on defense that shutout nine opponents … assisted Wildcat allowed only 18 goals, tops in the Southern S defense with a 0.88 goals against average. 2005: Helped the Wildcat Conference. 2005: Second-team all-league selection defense maintain a 1.24 goals-against-average … one of the key members … team leader in assists with five … honored as the on defense that helped the Wildcats to 10 shutouts … earned first colle - SoCon Freshman of the Year … scored first career collegiate goal Sept. 18 giate point on an assist to Kara Koehrn in 3-0 win at Furman. pREp AND versus Colorado College in a 2-2 tie … helped lead a Wildcat defense to pERSONAL : Two-year soccer team captain … All-Cobb County second- 10 shutout, matching the single-season school record. pREp AND team selection twice … 2003 region and state champs … 2004 region pERSONAL : Captain of the 2005 state runner-up Detroit Country Day champs … Marietta Daily Journal Scholar-Athlete … played with the team … spent summer of 2005 as a member of the Detroit Jaguars of the Silverbacks (formerly United Quest Red) club team … five-year GA ODP USL W-League … 2004 state champs … two-time first-team selection to player … 2004 and 2005 state champs … National Honor Society, French All-Oakland County, All-Metro Detroit and all-state teams … State Cup NHS, History and Social Sciences NHS. champs in 2000, 2001 and 2003 with Varder Soccer Club … president of Big Brothers/Big Sisters … founder of Inner-City Youth Soccer Education Program at Maybury Elementary … Bryan Scholar Athlete. A. RITTENBERG’S CAREER STATISTICS SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS year G GS Shots Goals Assists points year G GS Shots Goals Assists points 2005 21 15 1011 2005 20 20 11 157 2006 18 91 0 0 0 2006 17 15 8306 Total 39 24 2011 Total 37 35 19 4513

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Sophomore w 5-7 w M Sophomore w 5-7 w M/F Bethesda, Md. San Antonio, Texas Walt Whitman Alamo Heights Undeclared 1144 Undeclared 1111 QUOTES FROM THE COACH : QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “Blakely “Katharine adapted tremendously to came out of her shell as a player mid - the college game from day one of her way through her freshman season as she freshman campaign. A Bryan Scholars came to terms with the challenges of beat - Program participant, Katharine embodies ing Division-I defenders and scoring goals all the qualities on and off the field that we aspire at this level. Technically, physically and mentally to within our program. ” 2006 : One of 12 ’Cats to she has what it takes to be successful, and has a score a goal last season … saw action in all 20 great chance to extend her productivity this year.” 2006: Saw action in games, starting every one … scored first collegiate all 20 of Davidson’s games last season, one of only two freshmen to do goal in a 7-0 win over The Citadel on Oct. 1 … so … started five games, including four of the Wildcats' final five games picked up single assists in wins over Georgia … netted first collegiate goal in Wildcats’ 7-0 win over The Citadel o n W Southern and Chattanooga. pREp AND pERSONAL : Oct. 1 … registered second goal at Elon, a game-winner . pREp AND pER - Laco was a two-year captain of the soccer team at SONAL : Low was a four-year letterwinner in both soccer and track … cap - Walt Whitman … led Whitman to a state champi - tained the soccer team and was named to the all-district first team in onship in 2004, as well as the finals in 2005 … each of her four seasons … was recognized as a National Merit

earned all-county and all-state honors in final three years of prep seasons Commended student at Alamo Heights. I … has played club soccer for RFC, Bethesda and Washington Freedom Super-Y … finalist for Davidson’s prestigious Bryan Scholarship.

LACO’S CAREER STATISTICS LOW’S CAREER STATISTICS L year G GS Shots Goals Assists points year G GS Shots Goals Assists points 2006 20 20 27 124 2006 20 5 14 204 Total 20 20 27 124 Total 20 5 14 204 D

SUZANNE SITTKO C Sophomore w 5-7 w F Greenwood Village, Colo. Arapahoe Undeclared 1188 A QUOTES FROM THE COACH : “Suz had a breakout freshman year to be proud of,

so we expect her to raise her level th is T year and be hungry for more. She is a pesky forward with a knack for putting her - self in dangerous positions inside the box.” 2006 : Sittko had an outstanding freshman cam -

paign, capping it off with SoCon Co-Freshman of the Year honors … S named SoCon Player of the Month for October as well as SoCon Player of the Week on Oct. 24 … etched named on the Soccer Buzz magazine's Elite Feet National Team of the Week on Oct. 25 — only the second time in program history a Davidson player has earned the honor … named to the TopDrawer Soccer Women’s College All-Rookie First Team … scored first collegiate goal in a 7-0 win over The Citadel on Oct. 1 … registered a SoCon-best four game-winning goals, also tops on the team … picked up single assists in wins over Georgia Southern and Chattanooga. pREp AND pERSONAL : Sittko played four years for the Littleton United club team … was a four-year varsity member at Arapahoe High, with whom she advanced to the state championship.

Suzanne Sittko Blakely Low SITTKO’S CAREER STATISTICS year G GS Shots Goals Assists points 2006 19 14 32 7317 Total 19 14 32 7317

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r i C s o e i N N n e S s COACHING STAFF GREG ASHTON SoCon Coach of the Year award. WINNIE CORRIGAN The Wildcats earned recognition Head Coach as the NCAA’s 16th-most Assistant Coach improved women’s soccer pro - 4th Year at Davidson gram, doubling the number of 4th Year UTSA ’02 wins collected in 2003 with an Davidson ’01 Record: 37-21-5 overall record of 12-9-1 while posting a league mark of 7-3-1 Returning for to finish fifth in the final SoCon her fourth season on Entering standings. the Wildcat coaching his fourth Eventually falling to rival Furman in staff is Davidson year, head the finals, Davidson made history as the alumna Winnie Corrigan ’01. coach Greg second-lowest seed to ever contend for “Winnie’s passion for Ashton has done the SoCon Tournament title in the cham - Davidson as a former student-athlete and nothing to disappoint pionship game. her desire to see the soccer program reach the Wildcat faithful in his Formerly the head coach at Division- new heights motivates her to work first three years at the III Trinity University in San Antonio, extremely hard with the recruiting process helm of the women’s Texas, Ashton arrived at Davidson with a to find players who will add not only to soccer program. remarkable record of success. Twice dur - the soccer team but to the college ove rall,” W Davidson has begun to ing his four-year tenure at Trinity Ashton Ashton said of his assistant. make a name for its self took the Tigers to the NCAA D-III semifi - In addition to Corrigan’s invaluable nationally as well as a nals. His team also won the Southern recruiting role, Ashton emphasizes the powerhouse in the Collegiate Athletic Conference crown importance of her appreciation for the rig -

Southern Conference. three times. ors a Davidson student-athlete faces d ur - I Last season saw Trinity finished the 2003 season with a ing the course of an intense competition Davidson go 11-7-2 and 16-1-1 record and an 8-1 mark in the season. finish second in the con - SCAC. The conference defeat was Prior to her return to Davidson, ference with a league mark of 7-3, after Ashton’s lone loss in the SCAC in four Corrigan spent a year at the State L being picked to finish fifth in the preasea - seasons, having won 35 straight during University of New York at Albany as an son poll. The 11 wins marked the third his career there. assistant women's soccer coach for the straight year the Wildcats had at least ten In 2002, he led the Tigers to a 21-2 2003-2004 season. She has also coached wins in season and the first three-year record, accumulating the most victories

developing players in the club and O DP D stretch since the 1994, ’95 and ’96 sqauds ever during a single season in the school’s ranks, both in North Carolina and in New ran off at least 10 wins in a season. history. Ashton was named Coach of the York State. “At times last year we lacked consisten - Year for the SCAC and the NSCAA South During Corrigan’s record-setting career cy in our performances and were frustrated Region. He finished his tenure at Trinity with the ’Cats, she was named MVP of as a result,” said Ashton. “However the with an impressive overall record of 71-8-

the 1999 team and selected to the All- C team showed tremendous resilience in the 2. SoCon First Team. The goalie also last third of the season which carried us He has coached five All-America hon - received the Class of 1986 Award and the through to a well deserved second place orees, and each of his four Trinity teams Susan K. Roberts Award recognizing out - finish in the league.” received an NSCAA Team Academic standing dedication and contribution to After an outstanding first year that Award for excellence in the classroom. Davidson athletics. She holds the scho ol’s A saw him win Southern Conference Coach “Greg’s record of success in a highly- single-season records for goals against of the Year honors while taking the selective academic setting makes him a average and shutouts and is among the Wildcats to the SoCon finals, Ashton great fit for Davidson,” Athletics Director top three career leaders in minutes, saves, guided Davidson to the school’s first Jim Murphy said. goals against average and shutouts. undefeated mark in league play, and its Before he became head coach at Corrigan holds an NSCAA Advanced T third regular season SoCon title in 2005. Trinity, Ashton served as the assistant National Diploma. The Wildcats also achieved its highest there for five seasons, during which time ranking, ninth, in the Soccer Buzz and the Tigers won the conference title NSCAA/adidas Southeast Regional poll and played in the D-III playoffs S over the last five years, and a program- four times. Trinity also reached the THE ASHTON FILE best 14-game unbeaten streak. All those quarterfinals of the NCAA D-III accomplishments earned him his second Tourna-ment twice. CHAMpIONSHIpS straight coach of the year award as the Ashton, who earned his bache - 2005 SoCon Regular Season Champions Wildcats fashioned a 14-5-2 overall mark lor’s degree in kinesiology from the in 2005. University of Texas-San Antonio, COACHING HONORS Ashton’s athletes have also shined also holds a business degree from 2004 SoCon Coach of the Year under his tutelage with five different Auckland (New Zealand) Tech. He 2005 SoCon Coach of the Year players earning all-league honors includ - played soccer professionally in ing Mel Smith, who was the 2005 New Zealand from 1985 to 1992, COACHING RECORD Freshman of the Year, and standout for - and he represented his country as a yEAR WL TpCT .SCHOOL ward Kara Koehrn, the 2005 Player of Youth National Team member 2000 19 21.886 Trinity Year. Koehrn also was a NSCAA Scholar- beginning with the U-15 team 2001 15 30.833 Athlete All-American and CoSIDA through the U-19 squad. 2002 21 20.913 Academic All-District performer. Ashton makes his home in 2003 16 11.916 With the arrival of Ashton in 2004, Davidson and has two daughters, 2004 12 91.568 Davidson Davidson ushered in a new era of Wildcat Taylore (6) and Giselle (4). 2005 14 52.737 women’s soccer. He led the 2004 squad all 2006 11 72.600 the way to the tournament finals, earning TOTALS 108 29 7 .774 7 yEARS the native New Zealander with his first 11 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w 2006 IN REVIEW

school record with 10 shutouts and had 2006 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS the school's first-ever undefeated season CONFERENCE OVERALL in league action. For her efforts, Haskell STANDINGS WL TpCT GF GA WLTpCT GF GA made All-SoCon first team. UNC Greensboro 901.950 25 6 13 82.636 39 22 Last season the junior helped guide a Davidson 730.700 23 9 11 72.600 35 18 Wildcat defense to nine shutout wins, Western Carolina 632.636 19 12 10 83.548 31 23 while allowing only 18 goals all year. Furman 631.650 22 11 11 10 1 .523 40 31 Besides her great defensive presence, Coll. of Charleston 650.545 20 13 892.474 27 22 Haskell recorded her second career goal Appalachian State 541.550 12 10 991.500 28 23 and assisted on two others in 2006. Her Georgia Southern 550.500 13 14 8 11 1 .425 21 27 lone goal was her first career game-win - Wofford 352.400 8 12 674.471 24 19 ner in a 3-1 win over Georgia Southern. Elon 352.400 8 10 6 11 2 .368 16 29 The three-time All-SoCon honoree has Chattanooga 082.100 7 22 3 11 3 .265 18 35 started in every game she has played and The Citadel 091.050 3 41 1 17 2 .100 9 64 was one of only four players in 2006 to start all 20 games for Davidson. 2006 SEASON IN REVIEW month, including a number two seed in After earning All-SoCon honors for the Coming off their unprecedented success the SoCon Tournament. She finished the third straight year, the junior became only N of 2005, Davidson Women's Soccer had re- month collecting six of her seven total the second Wildcat ever to earn a nod on forged a winning identity in the two years goals and all three assists for a total of 15 the National Soccer Coaches Association since head coach Greg Ashton's arrival at points. Her six points in the Wildcats' 4-1 of America All-Region Third Team. She the helm. But with the graduation of 2006 win over Chattanooga in the regular-sea - matched Kara Koehrn, who was honored

OSouthern Conference Player of the Year son finale tied junior Kristen Koehrn for in 2005 with a vote to the third team. and All-Southeast Region Kara Koehrn, the most points in a game, while she tied The junior tri-captain joined some for - all assumptions were that this would be a Koehrn for the team lead in goals (7) and midable selections, including 16 Atlantic year of rebuilding — with one question points (17). Her seven goals ranked Coast Conference athletes with five of

Sburning hotter than all the rest: who will fourth in the SoCon, and the 17 points she them coming from the 2006 National score goals for the Red and Black? scored were good for a three-way tie for Champion North Carolina Tar Heels. Picked to finish 5th in the SoCon coach - eighth. Haskell was also one of only two players es preseason poll, and granted one lone Sittko then capped off her outstanding from the Southern Conference to be recog - representative on the pre-season All first year in a Wildcat uniform by garner - nized among the 2006 selections. DConference Team (Kristen Koerhn), the ing Co-Freshman of the Year honors in the 2006 'Cats began the fall season with a Southern Conference, becoming the third pLAyER OF THE WEEK familiar chip on their shoulder. Despite player in program history and second TRI-FECTA Davidson was well represented when it Ithis affront, a quiet confidence was smol - straight player in as many years to earn dering within the confines of Alumni the award. Previously, Kara Koehrn came to earning SoCon Player of the Stadium and 1992 Team Field… the result earned the honor back in 2002 and then Week honors. Juniors Bevin English and of months of hard work, dedicated spring sophomore Melanee Smith (Bloomfield Kristen Koehrn, along with Sittko, each and summer training, and a culture of Township, Mich.) was tabbed Freshman picked up the weekly award throughout Vbelief and commitment. No superstars? of the Year in 2005 after registering a goal the season. No problem. and five assists. Koehrn was the first to garner the In addition, the freshman then added award on Sept. 12 after she led the FRESHMAN SENSATION yet another post-season award when she Wildcats to two-shutout wins, while tally - AFreshman Suzanne Sittko had one of the was named to the Top Drawer Soccer ing eight points on four goals. She had most successful first years in recent Women’s College All-Rookie First Team. her first career three-goal game in a 4-0 Wildcat program history. Her honors and Sittko was also one of 11 'Cats to start 10 win at Gardner-Webb and hit the game- awards started when she was named the or more games, seeing her name in the winner in a 2-0 win over High Point. SoCon Player of the Week on Oct. 24, after starting lineup 14 times out of her 19 A few weeks later on Sept. 26, English D hitting two game-winners, Oct. 19 and 22, games played. picked up her first-ever Player of the in leading the Wildcats to 1-0 wins over Week honor when she led Davidson to a College of Charleston and Western ALL-SOCON TRI-FECTA 3-0 week. The goalie registered all three Carolina. Sittko was very clutch for the & NSCAA HONORS wins, with two of them being shutouts. Wildcats all year, tallying a team-best four For the third straight year, junior Nancy English went on to set career highs in game-winners which also topped the Haskell found her named etched on the saves (69) and shutouts (6) last year. league. All-SoCon team as she was named to the Rounding out the Tri-Fecta was Sittko, Then that same week, Sittko became the first-team on the defensive side of the who was honored with the award in the second player in program history to earn ball. The first-team nod was the second month of October after picking up two a nod on the Soccer Buzz magazine's Elite straight year she garnered the honor. game-winning goals and four points. Feet National Team of the Week on Oct. As a freshman, Haskell was named to 25. the All-SoCon second team as a defender STOUT DEFENSIVE & OFFENSIVE October was a very special month for after starting all 22 games and helping the EFFORTS the freshman as she then earned Co- Wildcats to a 12-9-1 overall mark. In her The Wildcat defense was at it again in Player of the Month honors. Sittko led sophomore campaign, Haskell was a key 2006. After tying the school record of 10 Davidson to a 6-2-1 record during the part of a Wildcat defense that tied a shutouts during the 2005 season, 12 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER WILDCATS 3 1 T 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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ALL-TIME RECORD VS. OppONENTS

OppONENT WLT FIRST LAST OppONENT WLT FIRST LAST Air Force 000 2007 2007 Kentucky 040 1992 2003 Alabama 010 1994 1994 Lenoir-Rhyne 100 1992 1992 Appalachian State 16 12 1994 2006 Liberty 500 1989 1993 Arkansas 010 1991 1991 Louisville 200 1993 1994 Brown 011 1997 1999 LSU 000 2007 2007 Butler 001 1991 1991 Maryland 030 1992 1996 California Riverside 010 2004 2004 Mercer 040 1989 1992 Campbell 211 1992 1998 Morehead State 100 1998 1998 Catawba 101 1992 1993 N.C. State 170 1992 2000 Central Florida 100 1995 1995 Navy 020 2001 2006 Coll. of Charleston 830 1993 2006 North Carolina 010 2005 2005 Colorado College 001 2005 2005 Northwestern 010 2005 2005 Charleston Southern 200 1993 1995 Oregon 100 1999 1999 Charleston (W.Va.) 100 1991 1991 Presbyterian 210 1989 1991 Charlotte 382 1994 2006 Princeton 100 1996 1996 Chattanooga 11 11 1996 2006 Queens 400 1989 1992 Citadel 600 2001 2006 Radford 040 1990 1993 Clemson 060 1994 1999 Randolph-Macon 011 1989 1990

N Coker 400 1994 1999 Rhode Island 001 1994 1994 Columbia 010 2001 2001 Richmond 020 1997 1998 Dartmouth 010 2003 2003 San Diego State 010 2004 2004 Dayton 020 1992 1993 Saint Louis 010 2002 2002 Duke 090 1990 2005 St. Andrew’s 011 1989 1989 Duquesne 101 1999 2000 South Carolina 260 1996 2003 OEast Carolina 020 1997 1998 Stetson 100 1995 1995 East Tennessee State 710 1997 2004 UC Santa Barbara 100 2006 2006 Elon 850 1989 2006 UNC Asheville 840 1992 2004 Erskine 220 1989 1992 UNC Greensboro 3 17 1 1989 2006 Fairfield 010 1994 1994 UNC Wilmington 130 2001 2006 SFlorida 010 1995 1995 Vanderbilt 031 1990 1993 Francis Marion 000 2007 2007 Vermont 100 2000 2000 Furman 5 14 2 1994 2006 Virginia Tech 321 1993 2002 Gardner-Webb 500 1990 2006 Wake Forest 1 11 0 1994 2006 Georgetown 001 2006 2006 Western Carolina 621 1999 2006

DGeorgia 050 1995 1999 Wheeling Jesuit 100 1990 1990 Georgia Southern 14 80 1993 2006 William & Mary 010 1990 1990 Georgia State 100 1995 1995 Winthrop 101 2005 2006 Guilford 200 1990 1991 Wisconsin 010 2002 2002 Harvard 020 1994 2000 Wofford 10 31 1995 2006 I High Point 610 1992 2006 Yale 010 1997 1997 James Madison 020 1990 1991 Totals 165 168 23 1989 2006 Kent State 100 2005 2005 2007 opponents in bold

VN.C. STATE HIGH pOINT AIR FORCE AUG . 31 w 7:00 w RALEIGH , N.C. SEpT . 2 w 5:00 w Davidson, N.C. SEpT . 7 w 9:00 w COLORADO SpRINGS , C OLO . Location: Raleigh, N.C. Location: High Point, N.C. Location: Colorado Springs, Colo. Nickname: Wolfpack Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Falcons Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference: Big South Conference: Mountain West Head Coach: Laura Kerrigan Head Coach: Michelle Rayner Head Coach: Marty Buckley A Record at School (Yrs): 73-85-13 (9) Record at School (Yrs): 14-22-1 (2) Record at School (Yrs): 108-167-17 (15) 2006 Record/Conference: 9-9-2/3-7-0 2006 Record/Conference: 4-15-0/3-4-0 2006 Record/Conference: 3-12-4/0-5-2 SID Contact: Mark Kimmel SID Contact: Brian Morgan SID Contact: Nick Arseniak E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Last Meeting: W, 1-0, Sept. 9, 2000 Last Meeting: W, 2-0, Sept. 8, 2006 Last Meeting: First Meeting Website: www.gopack.com Website: www.highpointpanthers.com Website: www.goairforcefalcons.com D

COLORADO COLLEGE MERCER SEpT . 9 w 1:00 w COLORADO SpRINGS , C OLO . SEpT . 16 w 2:00 w DAVIDSON , N.C. Location: Colorado Springs, Colo. Location: Macon, Ga. Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Bears Conference: Conference USA Conference: Atlantic Sun Head Coach: Geoff Bennett Head Coach: Grant Serafy Record at School (Yrs): 31-19-6 (3) Record at School (Yrs): 18-34-3 (3) 2006 Record/Conference: 15-6-1/6-3-0 2006 Record/Conference: 5-11-2/5-3-1 SID Contact: Dave Moross SID Contact: Steven Ericson E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Last Meeting: T, 2-2 (2 OT ), Sept. 18, 2005 Last Meeting: L, 1-3, Oct. 15, 1992 Website: www.cctigers.com Website: www.mercer.edu/athletics

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It all began with a small meeting February 2003. The bulk of the fundrais - group of several alumni, throwing ing, in large part due to the soccer alum - around the idea of a soccer-specific facili - ni, was completed within a calendar year. ty at Davidson College. From there the “The complex is a huge leap forward idea stemmed to a multi-million dollar for Davidson soccer,” Spear commented. complex that fully opened its gates for “It celebrates the rich history of the men’s the 2005 season. The new complex, is and women’s soccer programs, and we named Alumni Stadium due to the amaz - can’t overstate our hearty thanks for so ing contributions from Davidson soccer many generous contributors.” alumni. The new stadium allows both the While preventing the men’s and men’s and women’s teams to place bids women’s soccer teams from having to to hold the Southern Conference share time with Wildcat football and track Tournament and NCAA Tournament and field teams at Richardson Stadium, games at Davidson. Davidson’s new soccer facility includes a Many people deserve thanks for their completely new field designed with a generous contributions to Alumni top-notch irrigation system. Two poles of Stadium. A majority of the 175-plus lights on each side of the complex allow donors were former men and women for night games, something that was players, as well as their families, with

N never possible at the old field. A new other large gifts coming from the many grandstand and press box line the west friends of Davidson soccer. Spear gained side of the field while a the support of his former new scoreboard stands College Cup team - on the east side. mates and their

OAdditional seating coach, Charlie is available on a Slagle ’74. The landscaped hill on Ukrop, Sprinkle, the north end and Schwab fami - behind the goal. lies offered a SNew fencing, land - $300,000 challenge scaping, sidewalks to the 1992 Final and perimeter Four team to raise lighting also make a half-million dol - the Davidson soc - lars to name the Dcer experience field in honor of more enjoyable. that illustrious One of the team and special biggest additions season. The college Ito the field is a also received clubhouse, dubbed major gifts from “Slagle Locker former players Rooms,” after long - Mike ’85 and time legendary Alison ’84 Mauze, Vcoach Charlie Peter Andrews ’59, Slagle, located Pete Boylan and behind the grandstand parents Ken and housing locker Alumni Stadium opened October 1, 2004 when Davidson’s women’s team hosted Chattanooga. The men’s team Elizabeth Stevens.

Arooms for both played their first game in the 2,000-seat stadium on October 12 in a 2-1 loss to then ranked #2 UNC Greensboro. An additional gift Davidson soccer from the Mauzes programs. Another new structure, named and a commitment from Lowell Bryan ’68 for Peter Andrews, near the locker rooms at the reception prior to the 2004 Hall of serve as the ticket office, concession area Fame dinner put the campaign over the

Dand restroom facility for fans. The facility top. also has a locker room for the officials The members of the official fundrais - and a training room for injured athletes. ing committee were Annie Adams ’92, The entranceway includes the Alumni Shannon Lowrance Allen ’96, Colleen Stadium sign, plus plaques to recognize Camione-Edmonston ’94, Chris Davis 1992 Team Field and all its donors. (father of Preston ’06), Kevin Hundley, The concept for this new soccer com - Pat Millen ’86, Liz Clarke Rogers ’92, Ross plex began with a casual dinner that Saldarini ’91, Matt Spear ’93, Phelps included a few soccer alumni, Spear and Sprinkle ’93, Lucia Plosser Tabb ’97, former head women’s soccer coach, Kevin Richard Terry ’81, Ellen Sprinkle Thomas Hundley, in the fall of 2001. The group ’95, Rob Ukrop, Jr. ’92, Heather Wineberg agreed on the need for a dedicated facili - ’96, and Ginny Dye Zimmerman ’00. ty, and found $100,000 worth of commit - Alumni Stadium and 1992 Team Field ment just from those seated at the table. A were officially dedicated on November 2, 15-person committee, headed by John Bell 2004 when the men’s soccer team hosted of the college’s development office, was the nationally-ranked Wake Forest coordinated to organize and lead a Demon Deacons. fundraising campaign that kicked off in 16 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER WILDCATS 7 1 w

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pLAyER LETTERS yEARS pLAyER LETTERS yEARS Frances Abernathy 1 1989 Sophie Funderburk 1 2006-07 Allison Adams 2 1991-92 Chesley Garrett 4 1996-99 Annie Adams 3 1989-91 Leila Giesenschlag 1 1995-96 Kelly Ammann 4 1993-96 Rachel Gimpel 1 1995 Alia Antonucci-Alter 4 2000-03 Sally Graham 2 1991-92 Amy Balsinger 4 1996-99 Penn Graves 4 1998-02 Melissa Bandy 3 2002-04 Leslie Greiner 1 1993-94 Jennifer Beebe 1 1993 Liz Gross 1999 Cady Blackey 4 2002-05 McKensy Gruelle 2000 Jane Boer 1 2001-02 Launa Hankins 1 1992 Laura Booher 1998-00 Cameron Hardesty 4 2003-06 Lindsay Boozer 2 1991-92 Morill Harrington 1 1989 Stephanie Bouts 4 2001-04 Jocelyn Harris 2000 Angela Boyer 4 1996-99 Courtney Hart 1 2006-07 Heather Wineberg (1992-95) ranks among the top five all-time in career goals, assists Alyson Browett 2 1992-93 Nancy Haskell 3 2004-06 and points. Talli Bruce 1 1994 Kara Hawkesworth 2 2003-05 W P.J. Bugg 2 1999-00 Mary Helms 3 1989-91 pLAyER LETTERS yEARS Ashley Burgin 4 2002-06 Sarah Henry 1 1999-01 Ali Rittenberg 2 2005-06 Erin Butcher 1 1992-93 Ann Hicks 1 1989 Lexie Rittenberg 2 2005-06 Katie Byrnes 1 1997 Sarah Hobart 4 2001-04 Rhina Roberts 4 1995-98 Colleen Camione 4 1990-93 Amy Hoffheimer 3 1990-92

Courtney Robertson 4 199 0-93 I Sarah Cantrell 4 1991-94 Leigh Anne Hoskins 4 2000-03 Andrea Rogers 2 1989-90 Isabell Carlton 2006 Sarah Huber 4 2000-03 Linda Rothemund 2 1995-96 Lora Chavis 2 1993-94 Lauren Hungarland 3 2002-05 Dylan Runyan 1996 Liz Clarke 3 1989-91 Amy Johnston 4 1999-02

Jennifer Satterfield 4 199 0-93 L Lauren Conner 1 2006-07 Amy Kanoff 4 1994-97 Mary Ellen Schaefer 2 1999-00 Christie Cook 1 2003 Mandy Kinane 1 1997 Liz Schaper 4 1991-94 Katherine Cornelius 4 1995-98 Chloe King 2 2005-06 Kelly Schmidt 4 1994-97 Winnie Corrigan 3 1997-00 Liz Kline 1989 Laura Schulenborg 4 2002-05

Natalie Cox 4 1998-02 Kara Koehrn 4 2002-05 D Katie Schwab 2 1992-93 Elizabeth Dahm 1 1990 Kristen Koehrn 3 2004-06 Jennifer Scott 3 1996-99 Lauren Dennis 4 1999-02 Jessica Lahre 4 2003-06 Rebecca Sheridan 1996 Megan Driscoll 2 1993 Jennifer Lake 1 1992 Kristin Simmons 1 2002 Allison Drutchas 2007 Amy Leitch 4 2000-03 Suzanne Sittko 1 2006-07

Ginny Dye 4 1996-99 Lisa LeNard 2 1989-90 C Melanie Smith 2 2005-06 Brittany Eddy 4 2002-05 Jodi Lewis 4 1991-94 Brianne Smithson 1996-97 Callan Elswick 2007 Amy Lindstrom 2 1993-94 Jenny Soldano 4 2002-05 Bevin English 3 2004-06 Claudia Lombard 4 1992-95 Ellen Sprinkle 4 1991-94 Deneille Erikson 4 2000-03 Blakely Low 1 2006-07 Carie Stanley 1 1990 Meghan Estes 1999-00 Shannon Lowrance 4 1992-95 A Anne Stevens 4 2003-06 Garyth Evans 2001 Lisa Lyons 1 1991 Jennifer Stott 1 1989 Sarah Falconi 4 1997-00 Madelynn Mabry 2000 Lucy Stroup 1998-99 Melissa Farrell 1997 Elizabeth MacDonald 1 1991 Carolyn Stumpf 4 1998-02 Erica Fenton 1 1995-96 Heather Maloney 4 1999-02 Natalie Stumpf 3 199 6-99 T Meghan Ferriter 3 1999-02 Tara Maloney 4 1999-02 Susan Taylor 4 1990-93 Amanda Flink 2007 Liz Mannino 4 2001-04 Ann Todd 4 1989-92 Lindsey Forsythe 2 1989-90 Leslie Marquez 1997 Amanda Traver 4 2003-06 Robin French 3 2003-05 Tracy McCausland 2 2005-06 Maria Tucker 2 1989-90

Kate McCormick 2 2005-06 S Ashley Vagt 1 1990 Kathryn McDonald 1 1989 Susan Van Rheenan 3 1989-91 Kate McKnight 4 1996-99 Natasha Vasavada 2 1995-96 Elizabeth McLaughlin 4 1989-92 Ida Wainschel 1997-98 Neely Meeks 2 2005-06 Adah Walker 1997 Vera Misra 2 1989-90 Anne Wampler 3 1990-92 Melissa Moser 4 1993-96 Loring Ward 1 2006-07 Tiffany Mumby 2 2005-06 Sarah Way 1 1990 Carla Naegele 1 1989 Mary Weisskopf 1 2001 Kyri Bye-Nagel 1 2006-07 Rachel Wightman 2 2003-05 Sarah Nall 1 1989 Heidi Wilbrandt 4 2003-06 Tricia Nativi 1998 Jen Wilbur 1996 Caroline Nelson 1 1989 Catie Williams 4 2000-03 Alison Noznesky 4 1994-97 Heather Wineberg 4 1992-95 Amanda Oberholtzer 2000 Kate Wiseman 2005 Jamye Pleasants 1998 Katharine Wolf 2000-01 Lucia Plosser 4 1993-96 Maggie Womack 4 2003-06 Carrie Porath 2 1997-98 Leila Wormuth 3 1996-99 Wildcat defender Shannon Lowrance (1992-95) was Caroline Prioleau 1 1989 the SoCon Tournament MVP in 1994 and an all-conference selection in 1995. Carryn Quibell 1998-99 Kelly Rennick 3 1996-99 19 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w ALL-TIME RESULTS

9 Charlotte (OT ) 0- 0 T 1989 10 Furman * 2- 1W 4-6-1 w INDEPENDENT 18 UNC Asheville 1- 2L 20 at Wake Forest 0- 1L 9/ 8 at Erskine 1- 6L 26 Georgia Southern * 3- 1W 9 at Mercer 1- 3L 29 at Appalachian State* 3- 0W 13 Presbyterian 9- 0W 11/ 2 at Furman* 0- 1L 20 at UNC Greensboro 0- 10 L 3 at Chattanooga* 6- 0W 10/ 6 at Randolph-Macon 1- 4L 9 Appalachian State 2 10- 0W 10 at Elon 0- 7L 10 vs. Georgia Southern 2 1- 0W 16 at Coker 3- 1W 1JMU Tournament; Harrisonburg, Va. 18 St. Andrew’s (OT ) 1- 1T 2SoCon Tournament; Davidson, N.C. 21 Queens 9- 0W 24 at St. Andrew’s 1- 3L 28 Liberty 4- 1W 1997 4-14-3 w 3-3-1 S OCON w t-5th 1990 Regular-season and SoCon Tournament champs, the 1994 Wildcats were the 1990 first in program history to capture both titles in the same year. 8/ 31 at South Carolina 2- 5L 6-9-1 w INDEPENDENT 9/ 3 Clemson 0- 8L 9 at Campbell (OT ) 0- 0 T 9/ 1 Mercer 0- 3L 18 Wake Forest 3- 1W 1993 13 Georgia Southern * 1- 2L 5 Randolph-Macon (OT ) 2- 2 T 21 at Georgia Southern* 1- 2L 9-9-1 w INDEPENDENT 17 East Carolina 1- 2L 8 at Radford 0- 11 L 24 at Furman* (OT ) 2- 2T 21 at Appalachian State* (OT ) 0- 0 T 12 Erskine 0- 6L 9/ 5 College of Charleston 8- 0W 27 Appalachian State * 2- 1W 24 at Charlotte 0- 3L 19 at Duke 1- 8L 6 Charleston Southern 5- 4W 29 Georgia State 2- 0W 1 27 at East Tennessee State* 4- 0W N 26 UNC Greensboro 0- 4L 10 Maryland 0- 3L 11/ 4 Georgia Southern 4- 0W 28 at UNC Asheville 2- 0W 30 James Madison 1- 4L 12 at Catawba (OT ) 1- 1T 5 Furman 1 3- 0W 10/ 3 at Georgia 0- 3L 10/ 5 vs. Wheeling Jesuit 1 (OT ) 3- 2W 15 at Elon 4- 3W 1SoCon Tournament; Davidson, N.C. 7 UNC Greensboro * 0- 3L 6 vs. William & Mary 1 0- 9L 17 at UNC Greensboro 1- 0W 10 Wofford * 2- 0W 10 at Presbyterian 0- 3L 22 Duke 0- 4L 12 at Yale 0- 3L 14 Coker 2- 1W 25 Vanderbilt 0- 4L 1996 1996 14 at Brown (OT ) 1- 2 L

O17 at Guilford (OT ) 2- 0W 28 Radford 0- 2L 11-10-1 w 7-1-0 S OCON w 1st 18 Chattanooga * 6- 0W 21 Vanderbilt 2 3- 4L 10/ 1 at Georgia Southern 5- 1W 19 Wake Forest 0- 2L 24 at Queens 6- 1W 2 Liberty 6- 0W 9/ 1 South Carolina 2- 1W 22 at Furman* 1- 2 L 27 at Liberty 3- 1W 6 at UNC Asheville 4- 0W 7 at Wofford (OT ) 0- 1 L 25 Richmond 1- 2L 31 at Gardner-Webb 6- 0W 8 at Virginia Tech 1- 2L 9 at Clemson 1- 4L 28 at Furman 1 (OT ) 1- 1 T 13 N.C. State 0- 6L 13 Princeton 1 1- 0W 30 N.C. State 1- 4L S1 16 at Dayton 2- 4L 15 vs. Maryland 1 1- 4L WAGS Real Vidicka Tournament; Washington D.C. 11/ 1 vs. UNC Greensboro 2 0- 4L 2Davidson Invitational; Davidson, N.C. 17 at Louisville (OT ) 4- 3W 21 at Georgia Southern* 2- 1W 1SoCon Tournament; Greenville, S.C. (campus site) 23 Campbell 1- 3L 22 at College of Charleston 1- 2L 2SoCon Tournament; Davidson, N.C. (campus site 24 Kentucky (OT ) 3- 4L 25 Appalachian State * 3- 1W 1991 30 Virginia Tech 3- 0W 30 at N.C. State (OT ) 0- 1 L 10/ 2 UNC Greensboro (OT ) 1- 4 L 8-7-1 w INDEPENDENT D 4 at Georgia (OT ) 0- 1 L 9/ 10 at Elon 0- 4L 1994 6 Chattanooga * 6- 0W 11 Guilford 5- 0W 10-10-1 w 5-1-0 S OCON w 1st 16 Gardner-Webb 5- 0W 9/ 4 Alabama 0- 2L 21 at James Madison 0- 6L

I 7 Charlotte 2- 4L 10/ 1 at UNC Greensboro 0- 5L 10 at Georgia Southern* 5- 1W 3 at Coker 3- 1W 17 UNC Greensboro 1- 3L 4 Arkansas 1- 2L 20 at Clemson 0- 4L 8 Charleston (W.Va.) 4- 0W 24 at Harvard 1 0- 1L 12 Vanderbilt 1 4- 6L 25 at Kentucky 1 1- 3L 13 Butler 1 (OT ) 1- 1 T 28 Wake Forest 1- 2L V18 at Erskine 4- 1W 10/ 1 UNC Asheville 4- 0W 19 at Mercer (OT ) 1- 3 L 2 Appalachian State * 8- 1W 23 Presbyterian 4- 1W 5 at Furman* 1- 2L 26 Liberty 5- 0W 8 at Fairfield 1- 2L 30 Radford 1- 3L 10 at Rhode Island 3- 3T 11/ 2 Queens 1- 0W

A 15 Louisville 1- 0W 16 Virginia Tech 2- 1W 1Davidson Invitational; Davidson, N.C. 19 Georgia Southern * 7- 0W 23 at N.C. State 1- 3L The 1995 squad shut out Furman 3-0 in the finals to capture 29 at Appalachian State* 3- 1W the SoCon tournament title. 1992 30 Furman * 6- 0W 8-7-1 w INDEPENDENT 11/ 5 vs. Appalachian State 2 (OT ) 2- 0 W D 6 vs. Georgia Southern 2 2- 0W 9/ 5 at Queens 5- 1W 1Lanzera Invitational; Charlottesville, Va. 12 at Liberty 4- 0W 2SoCon Tournament; Greensboro, N.C. 13 at Maryland 0- 6L 16 at Duke 1- 6L 20 Catawba 2- 1W 1995 23 Lenoir-Rhyne 2- 0W 11-9-2 w 3-2-1 S OCON w 3rd 26 Erskine 10- 1W 29 at Radford 1- 3L 9/ 3 at UNC Asheville 1- 2L 10/ 2 at High Point 12- 1W 6 at Charlotte 0- 2L 7 Coker 6- 1W 9 Wofford 8- 0W 9 UNC Greensboro 0- 2L 10 Georgia Southern * 5- 1W 13 Elon 2- 1W 13 Georgia 0- 1L 15 Mercer 1- 3L 15 at UNC Greensboro 1- 2L 17 at Kentucky 0- 1L 17 Florida 0- 2L 18 at Vanderbilt (OT ) 1- 1 T 23 at Charleston Southern 1- 0W 22 at N.C. State 0- 5L 27 at Appalachian State* 4- 2W 24 Dayton 1- 4L 10/ 1 at Virginia Tech (OT ) 0- 0T 28 UNC Asheville 10- 0W 7 at Central Florida (OT ) 6- 3W 31 at Campbell 2- 0W 8 at Stetson 4- 0W 11 Furman * 2- 3L In 1996, Davidson won both the SoCon regular-season title 15 Clemson 0- 1L and the tournament crown. 17 N.C. State 0- 2L 20 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER ALL-TIME RESULTS

1998 2001 yEAR-By-yEAR HISTORy 7-13-0 w 5-3-0 S OCON w t-3rd 7-14-0 w 6-4-0 S OCON w 6th VERALL OUTHERN ONFERENCE 9/ 1 South Carolina 0- 5L 8/ 31 at Duke 0- 3L O S C 5 at East Carolina 1- 8L 9/ 4 at South Carolina 0- 4L yEAR WLTpCT WLTpCT FINISH 9 Wake Forest 0- 4L 7 at Navy 1 1- 4L 1989 461.409 --- -- 12 at Georgia Southern* (OT ) 0- 1 L 9 vs. Columbia 1 1- 2L 1990 691.406 --- -- 15 Furman * 1- 2L 18 at Charlotte 1- 2L 1991 871.531 --- -- 19 Morehead State 4- 1W 21 at Furman* 1- 4L 1992 10 81.553 --- -- 23 Campbell 1- 0W 23 Elon 1- 0W 1993* 991.500 --- - - 25 Appalachian State * 1- 0W 26 at Wofford* 4- 0W 1994 10 10 1 .500 510.833 1st 27 College of Charleston * 3- 0W 28 Appalachian State * 1- 0W 30 at Wofford* 1- 0W 30 East Tennessee State * 4- 0W 1995 11 92.545 321.583 3rd 10/ 3 at Richmond 0- 2L 10/ 5 at Virginia Tech 0- 2 L 1996 11 10 1 .523 710.875 1st 4 at UNC Greensboro* 1- 4L 7 at The Citadel* 12- 1W 1997 4 14 3 .262 331.500 5th 9 Georgia 1- 6L 9 Wake Forest 0- 6L 1998 7 13 0 .350 530.625 t-3rd 12 at Clemson 0- 6L 12 at Chattanooga* (OT ) 2- 1 W 1999 13 82.609 810.889 2nd 15 at Elon 0- 1L 14 at Western Carolina* 1- 3L 2000 14 80.636 630.667 t-3rd 18 at Chattanooga* 3- 0W 19 College of Charleston *(OT ) 2- 1W 2001 7 14 0 .333 640.600 6th 21 Charlotte 0- 1L 21 Georgia Southern * 0- 3L 2002 8 10 2 .450 631.650 4th 24 East Tennessee State * 5- 1W 27 at High Point 1- 3L 29 UNC Asheville 1- 2L 31 UNC Greensboro * 0- 3L 2003 6 12 2 .400 362.455 9th 11/ 3 vs. Wofford 1 0- 1L 11/ 3 UNC Wilmington 0- 1L 2004 12 91568 731.682 5th W 1SoCon Tournament; Davidson, N.C. (campus site) 9 vs. UNC Greensboro 2 0- 1L 2005 14 52.714 901.950 1st 1Navy Invitational; Annapolis, Md. 2006 11 72.600 730.700 2nd 1999 2SoCon Tournament; Greenville, S.C. Totals 165 168 23 .496 75 33 19 .665 13-8-2 w 8-1-0 S OCON w 2nd 2002 17 at Wake Forest 2- 4L 8/ 28 at Charlotte 0- 3L I 8-11-1 w 6-3-1 S OCON w 4th 22 at Elon* 1- 0W 2006 9/ 1 at N.C. State 0- 2L 24 at Duke 0- 8L 4 Wofford * 2- 0W 11-7-2 w 7-3-0 S OCON w 2nd 8/ 30 Charlotte (OT ) 2- 3L 29 UNC Asheville 0- 1L 7 Oregon 2- 1W 1 9/ 1 South Carolina 0- 3L 10/ 1 Chattanooga * 0- 4L 8/ 25 at Navy 0- 1L 11 at UNC Asheville 2- 0W 7 The Citadel * 6- 0W 27 vs. Georgetown 1 (2 OT ) 1- 1T

6 Western Carolina * 2- 0W L 18 Chattanooga * 2- 0W 10 at Wake Forest 1- 3L 9 at Georgia Southern* 2- 1W 9/ 3 at UNC Wilmington 0- 2L 21 at Appalachian State* 2- 0W 1 13 vs. Saint Louis 0- 2L 13 The Citadel * 12- 0W 8 at High Point 2- 0W 23 Elon 3- 0W 1 15 at Wisconsin 1- 3L 17 Furman * 1- 0W 10 at Gardner-Webb 4- 0W 26 at Duquesne (OT ) 0- 0T 19 at Appalachian State* 2- 0W 20 Wofford * 0- 0T 15 at No. 14 Wake Forest 0- 3L 29 Georgia Southern * 3- 0W 22 at East Tennessee State* (OT ) 2- 1W 24 at East Tennessee State* 1- 0W 19 Charlotte 3- 0W

10/ 2 at East Tennessee State* 4- 0W D 27 Chattanooga * 6- 2W 28 at UNC Greensboro* 0- 2L 22 UC Santa Barbara 1- 0W 5 Clemson 0- 1L 29 Western Carolina *(OT ) 1- 1T 31 at College of Charleston* 1- 2L 24 at Georgia Southern* 3- 1W 8 at Duke 1- 2L 10/ 4 Virginia Tech (OT ) 2- 1W 11/ 4 vs. Chattanooga 1 2- 1W 28 at Appalachian State * 0- 1L 12 at Furman* (OT ) 1- 2L 9 at Elon (OT ) 0- 1L 6 vs. UNC Greensboro 1 3- 2W 10/ 1 The Citadel * 7- 0W 15 Brown (OT ) 1- 1T 14 at Georgia Southern* 0- 2L 7 vs. Furman 1 1- 3L 5 Furman * 1- 2L 19 at South Carolina 1- 4L 17 High Point 2- 1W 1SoCon Tournament; Greensboro, N.C. 8 at Winthrop (2 OT ) 2- 2T 21 UNC Greensboro *(OT ) 2- 1W 23 Furman * 0- 4L

12 Wofford* 3- 0W C 24 at College of Charleston* 1- 0W 27 Wofford * 2- 0W 15 at UNC Greensboro* 1- 4L 29 at Georgia 0- 1L 30 at UNC Greensboro* 3- 4L 2005 19 at College of Charleston* 1- 0W 31 Western Carolina * 6- 1W 11/ 2 UNC Wilmington 2- 3L 14-5-2 w 9-0-1 S OCON w 1st 22 Western Carolina* 1- 0 W 1 11/ 2 vs. Appalachian State 2- 0W 3 at College of Charleston* 3- 1W 27 at Elon * 2- 0 W 1 2 8/ 26 at Charlotte 2- 1W 6 vs. Georgia Southern 4- 1W 8 at UNC Greensboro (OT ) 1- 2L 29 Chattanooga* 4- 1W 1 7 vs. Furman (4 OT ) 1- 2 L 1Wisconsin Invitational Tournament; Madison, Wis. 28 Wake Forest 1-- 5L 2 1 31 Georgia Southern 0- 1L A 1 2 9/ 2 at No. 1 North Carolina 0- 6L SoCon Tournament; Greensboro, N.C. SoCon Tournament; Greensboro, N.C. 2Navy Tournament; Annapolis, Md. 4 vs. Duke 1 0- 2L 3SoCon Tournament; Davidson, N.C. (campus site) 9 vs. Kent State 2 3- 0W 2000 2003 11 at Northwestern 2 0- 3L 16 UNC Wilmington 1- 0W 14-8-0 w 6-3-0 S OCON w t-3rd 6-12-2 w 3-6-2 S OCON w 9th 18 Colorado College (2 OT ) 2- 2T T 8/ 26 High Point 4- 0W 8/ 29 at Kentucky 0- 6L 25 at Chattanooga* (2 OT ) 1- 0W 30 UNC Asheville 7- 2W 31 at UNC Asheville 2- 1W 29 Elon* 1- 0W 9/ 4 Elon 1- 0W 9/ 5 Dartmouth 1- 3L 10/ 2 Georgia Southern * 3- 0W 6 Charlotte (OT ) 2- 3L 7 at High Point 3- 2W 6 Appalachian State * 4- 1W 9 N.C. State 1- 0W 9 Wake Forest 0- 5L 9 at The Citadel* 5- 0W 13 South Carolina 3- 1W 12 Gardner-Webb 3- 0W 13 at Furman* 3- 0W S 15 Duquesne 2- 1W 17 at South Carolina 1- 4L 17 Winthrop 3- 0W 19 Duke 1- 3L 20 at Western Carolina* 1- 0W 20 at Wofford* 1- 0W 22 Chattanooga * 3- 0W 26 Duke 0- 7L 23 UNC Greensboro* (2 OT ) 2- 2T 24 Western Carolina * 2- 1W 28 College of Charleston* 0- 2L 27 College of Charleston* (2 OT ) 2- 1W 29 at College of Charleston* 2- 1W 10/ 5 at Chattanooga* (OT ) 0- 0T 30 at Western Carolina* 2- 1W The 2005 squad recorded the 10/ 1 at Georgia Southern* 2- 3L 9 Elon* 0- 4L 11/ 3 vs. Elon 3 2- 0W 1 school's first-ever unbeaten mark in 6 vs. Vermont 2- 0W 12 Georgia Southern* 1- 0W 4 vs. Western Carolina 3 0- 2L 1 league play at 9-0-1 on their way to 8 at Harvard 0- 7L 17 Appalachian State* (OT ) 0- 0T 1Carolina Nike Classic; Chapel Hill, N.C. the program's third SoCon regular- 14 Furman* 1- 2L 19 at The Citadel* 5- 0W 2Northwestern University Tournament; Evanston, Ill. season title. 16 Wofford* 6- 0W 21 at Charlotte 0- 2L 3SoCon Tournament; Greenville, S.C. 20 at Appalachian State* 1- 0W 24 at Furman* 0- 3L 22 at East Tennessee State* 2- 1W 26 at Wofford* 1- 2L 25 at Wake Forest 0- 4L 30 East Tennessee State* 1- 2L 28 at UNC Greensboro* 0- 4L 11/ 2 UNC Greensboro * 1- 3L 11/ 3 vs. Wofford 2 4- 0W 4 vs. Furman 2 (OT ) 1- 2L 1Harvard Invitational Tournament; Cambridge, Mass. 2004 2 SoCon Tournament; Charleston, S.C. 12-9-1 w 7-3-1 S OCON w 5th 8/ 29 Charlotte 1- 0W 9/ 3 at San Diego State 0- 1L 5 vs. UC Riverside 0- 3L 9 at Appalachian State* 4- 1W 12 at Gardner-Webb (OT ) 2- 1W 15 High Point 3- 1W 21 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w HONORS & AWARDS SOCON pLAyERS OF THE yEAR Claudia lombard, 1994

Claudia Lombard (1992-95) earned Davidson’s first Player of the Year award in 1994 after lead - ing the ’Cats to their first-ever Southern Conference Tournament title. She earned first-team all- conference honors twice for her performances as a junior and a senior. In 1994, Lombard ranked second in the conference with 11 goals, tallying 28 points during the season. Lombard’s senior season was equally dominant as she led the Wildcats to repeat as tournament champions, earning tourney MVP honors in 1995 with three goals. The forward ranks first in every career scoring category in the Davidson record books with 39 goals, 33 assists and 111 points. Lombard also ranks among the top five in each of the Wildcats’ single-game scoring cate - gories, including first in goals with four in one game.

allison noznesky, 1996

Allison Noznesky (1994-97) earned Southern Conference

N Player of the Year honors for the Wildcats in 1996. During the ’96 campaign, Noznesky and her teammates won both the SoCon regular-season title and league tournament championship. The success of the 1996 team was due in large part to Noznesky’s impressive performance in the net when she led the conference in goals against average at 1.16, allowing just 22 goals in 19 contests. ONoznesky also helped lead the ’Cats to three consecutive conference tournament titles during her career. She tops the school’s career record lists in minutes played (5900:19), saves (399), goals against average (1.40) and shutouts (17). Noznesky also ranks first for minutes played (2100:00) and saves (173) in a single season. S

Kara Koehrn, 2005 D Kara Koehrn (2002-2005) became the third and most recent Wildcat to earn the SoCon Player of the Year honors when she had one of the best individual seasons in school history as a senior in 2005. A four-time all-league pick, Koehrn tied Davidson’s single-season goal record of 19 and I matched the career goal record of 39 during her senior campaign. Besides garnering the SoCon’s top honor, the forward was also selected to the Soccer Buzz All-Region Second Team after helping Davidson achieve its highest-ever regional ranking in 2005. The National Soccer Coaches Association of America named Koehrn to its all-region third team,

V an honor that no other women’s soccer player at Davidson has ever received. Also outstanding in the classroom, the biology major earned a spot on the NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-America Second Team. On top of earning numerous postseason hardware, Koehrn led the Wildcats to an undefeated

A league record (9-0-1) while earning an individual top-10 national ranking for goals per game with 0.90.

SOCON ALL-TOURNAMENT

D1994 Leslie Griener 1999 Sarah Falconi Amy Kanoff Penn Graves Shannon Lowrance Heather Maloney Liz Schaper 2000 Winnie Corrigan 1995 Amy Kanoff Sarah Falconi Claudia Lombard 2004 Sarah Hobart Shannon Lowrance Kara Koehrn Allison Noznesky Kristen Koehrn 1996 Kelly Ammann 2005 Kara Koehrn Amy Balsinger Chloe King Katherine Cornelius 1997 Ginny Dye Allison Noznesky

Amy Kanoff is one of five Wildcats to be twice named to the SoCon All-Tournament Team as she earned the honors in 1994 and 1995.

22 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER HONORS & AWARDS SOCCER BUZZ ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE ALL-REGION NSCAA S CHOLAR -A THLETE ALL -A MERICAN COSIDA A CADEMIC ALL -D ISTRICT 1996 Kelly Ammann 1999 Ginny Dye 2005 Kara Koehrn 1999 Ginny Dye* 2000 Heather Maloney – 2nd team 2005 Kara Koehrn* 2001 Leigh Anne Hoskins Nancy Haskell 2002 Leigh Anne Hoskins – 3rd team NSCAA S CHOLAR -A THLETE ALL -R EGION 2003 Leigh Anne Hoskins 1996 Kelly Ammann 2005 Kara Koehrn Melissa Moser 2006 Nancy Haskell 1997 Ginny Dye NSCAA ALL-REGION Kate McKnight NSCAA T EAM ACADEMIC AWARD 1998 Ginny Dye 1996 3.10 GPA 2005 Kara Koehrn Chelsey Garrett 1997 3.19 – 3rd team Kate McKnight 1998 3.06 2006 Nancy Haskell 1999 Ginny Dye 1999 3.13 – 3rd team Kate McKnight 2000 3.23 2001 Lauren Dennis 2001 3.11 Amy Johnston 2002 3.22

Heather Maloney 2003 3.28 W 2002 Lauren Dennis 2004 3.19 Leigh Anne Hoskins 2005 3.32 2006 3.00 TIAA-CREF S TUDENT -A THLETE OF THE yEAR 2004 Leigh Anne Hoskins *Indicates second team I

SOCON CHAMpS

Regular-Season Tourney L 1994, ’96, ’05 1994, ’95, ’96

SOCON COACH OF yEAR D 2004 Greg Ashton 2005 Greg Ashton

Ginny Dye excelled both on the field and in the classroom, earning NSCAA NCCSIA ALL-STATE Scholar-Athlete All-American honors in 1999 and was named to All-Region 2004 Kara Koehrn three times. On the field, Dye was a four-time all-conference pick from 1 996- C 2005 Kara Koehrn 99. 2006 Nancy Haskell ALL-SOUTHERN CONFERENCE SOCON TOURNEy MVp 1994 Kelly Ammann, MF 2000 Heather Maloney, F A 1994 Shannon Lowrance Claudia Lombard, F Leigh Anne Hoskins, F* 1995 Claudia Lombard Melissa Moser, D Tara Maloney, MF* 1996 Katherine Cornelius Ellen Sprinkle, MF 2001 Penn Graves, D Heather Wineberg, F Tara Maloney, MF SOCON FRESHMAN 1995 Kelly Ammann, MF 2002 Heather Maloney, F T OF yEAR Claudia Lombard, F Tara Maloney, MF Shannon Lowrance, D Kara Koehrn, D* 2002 Kara Koehrn 1996 Kelly Ammann, MF 2003 Kara Koehrn, D 2004 Sarah Hobart, GK 2005 Mel Smith Ginny Dye, F S 2006 Suzanne Sittko Melissa Moser, D Kara Koehrn, F Kelly Rennick, MF/D Nancy Haskell, D* 1997 Ginny Dye, F* 2005 Nancy Haskell, D Kelly Rennick, MF/D* Kara Koehrn, F 1998 Kelly Rennick, MF/D Melanee Smith, D* Ginny Dye, F* 2006 Nancy Haskell, D 1999 Amy Balsinger, D Winnie Corrigan, GK *denotes second team Ginny Dye, F Tara Maloney, MF Mary Ellen Schaefer, D*

Kara Koehrn finds her name peppered throughout the Wildcat hon - ors and awards pages, including earning SoCon Freshman of the Year and Player of the Year during her four-year plaing career. 23 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w WILDCAT RECORDS

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING CAREER SCORING GOALS GOALS NAME yEAR GAMES GOALS NAME yEARS GAMES GOALS Kara Koehrn 2005 21 19 Claudia Lombard 1992-95 81 39 Heather Maloney 2000 22 19 Kara Koehrn 2002-05 83 39 Launa Hankins 1992 18 15 Heather Maloney 1999-02 78 36 Claudia Lombard 1993 19 14 Heather Wineberg 1992-95 76 35 Leigh Anne Hoskins 2000 22 14 Leigh Anne Hoskins 2000-03 83 30 Lindsey Forsythe 1990 16 11 Claudia Lombard 1994 20 11 ASSISTS Ginny Dye 1996 22 11 NAME yEARS GAMES ASST . Kara Koehrn 2004 22 11 Claudia Lombard 1992-95 81 33 Amy Kanoff 1994-97 85 26 ASSISTS Heather Maloney 1999-02 78 23 NAME yEAR GAMES ASST . Tara Maloney 1999-02 86 23 Heather Maloney 2000 22 10 Leigh Anne Hoskins 2000-03 83 20 Amy Kanoff 1996 22 10 Ginny Dye 1999 23 10 pOINTS

N Claudia Lombard 1992 19 9 Kara Koehrn finished her career tied for most goals in NAME yEARS GGL ASST pTS Claudia Lombard 1993 19 9 a single-season (19) and matched the career goal Claudia Lombard 1992-95 81 39 33 111 Heather Wineberg 1993 19 9 record of 39. Heather Maloney 1999-02 78 36 23 95 Claudia Lombard 1995 22 9 Kara Koehrn 2002-05 83 39 13 91 pOINTS Heather Wineberg 1992-95 76 35 19 89 O SINGLE-SEASON SCORING Leigh Anne Hoskins 2000-03 83 30 20 80 NAME yEAR GGL ASST pTS Ginny Dye 1996-99 86 29 17 75 Heather Maloney 2000 22 19 10 48 GOALS Kara Koehrn 2005 21 19 4 42 NAME OppONENT DATE G Claudia Lombard 1993 19 14 9 37 Kara Koehrn The Citadel 10/13/2004 4

SLeigh Anne Hoskins 2000 22 14 7 35 Claudia Lombard Louisville 10/17/1993 4 CAREER GOALTENDING Launa Hankins 1992 18 15 3 33 Launa Hankins Erskine 9/26/1992 4 Claudia Lombard 1994 20 11 6 28 MINUTES pLAyED ASSISTS NAME yEARS GAMES MIN NAME OppONENT DATE A Sarah Hobart 2001-04 78 6845:24

D Brittany Eddy App. State 9/9/2004 3 Allison Noznesky 1994-97 67 5900:19 SINGLE-SEASON Heather Maloney UNCA 8/30/2000 3 Winnie Corrigan 1997-00 61 4539:42 GOALTENDING Kate McKnight App. State 11/9/1996 3 Courtney Robertson 1990-93 48 4235:38 Claudia Lombard High Point 10/2/1992 3 Liz Schaper 1991-94 47 3950:47 IMINUTES pLAyED Ellen Sprinkle Erskine 9/26/1992 3 Susan Taylor Gardner-Webb 9/16/1991 3 SAVES NAME yEAR GAMES MINS . NAME yEARS GAMES SAVES Allison Noznesky 1995 22 2100:00 pOINTS Winnie Corrigan 2000 22 1900:42 Sarah Hobart 2001-04 78 402 NAME OppONENT DATE p Allison Noznesky 1996 21 1879:00 Allison Noznesky 1994-97 67 399 V Kara Koehrn The Citadel 10/13/2004 9 Sarah Hobart 2002 20 1847:15 Winnie Corrigan 1997-00 61 303 Leigh Anne Hoskins UNCA 8/30/2000 8 Sarah Hobart 2004 22 1842:57 Liz Schaper 1991-94 47 231 Amy Kanoff Ga. Southern 10/21/1994 8 Courtney Robertson 1990-93 48 156 SAVES Claudia Lombard Louisville 10/17/1993 8 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE NAME yEAR GAMES SAVES Launa Hankins Erskine 9/26/1992 8 A NAME yEARS GMIN GAA Allison Noznesky 1997 19 173 Winnie Corrigan 2000 22 129 Allison Noznesky 1994-97 92 5900:19 1.40 Allison Noznesky 1995 22 117 Winnie Corrigan 1997-00 72 4539:42 1.43 Sarah Hobart 2002 20 114 Chesley Garrett 1996-99 38 1880:42 1.82 Sarah Hobart 2001-04 78 6845:24 1.89

DWinnie Corrigan 1999 18 111 Liz Schaper 1991-94 88 3950:47 2.00 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE NAME yEAR GMINS . GAA SHUTOUTS Winnie Corrigan 1999 18 1715:00 0.84 NAME yEARS GAMES SHO Bevin English 2006 16 1467:10 0.98 Allison Noznesky 1994-97 67 18.5 Allison Noznesky 1996 22 1879:00 1.05 Winnie Corrigan 1997-00 61 18 Allison Noznesky 1995 27 2100:00 1.16 Sarah Hobart 2001-04 78 16 Bevin English 2005 18 1504:52 1.38 Courtney Robertson 1990-93 48 13.5 Sarah Hobart 2004 22 1842:15 1.51 Liz Schaper 1991-94 47 12.5

SHUTOUTS current players in bold NAME yEAR GSHO Winnie Corrigan 1999 18 8 Winnie Corrigan 2000 22 7.5 Allison Noznesky 1995 22 7 Liz Schaper 1994 21 7 Bevin English 2006 16 6 In 2004, Sarah Hobart set record goaltending marks for both career minutes and career saves. 24 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER ATHLETIC STAFF

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS and think the success of Davidson's stu - games of the 2005 NCAA Men's dents, both in competition and after grad - Basketball Championship in Jim Murphy was introduced as uation proves that. Charlotte. Murphy is a past member of Davidson College's Director of Athletics “It's true that Davidson needs intercol - the Division I Football Issues Committee in November of 1995, returning to his legiate athletics, but intercollegiate athlet - and serves as President of the Football alma mater to ics need Davidson even more.” Championship Subdivision Athletic lead the Since Murphy's return to Davidson, Directors Association. He was also a Wildcats on the the Wildcats have pursued several major member of the NCAA Task Force on eve of their capital projects, including the creation of Recruiting, an 18-member panel charged 100th anniver - the highly-innovative $10 million with changing the culture of recruiting in sary of intercol - Davidson Scholars Program, and major intercollegiate athletics. legiate athletics improvements have been completed in Murphy, a Certified Public Accountant and into the Belk Arena and at Smith and 1978 graduate of Davidson with a next century. Field/Richardson Stadium. The last three degree in economics, earned a Master of Prior to his years have seen the construction of the Science degree in management from appointment at Belk Artificial Surface Field for field Georgia Tech in 1979. He worked from Davidson, hockey, the new Alumni Stadium for soc - 1979-85 as an audit manager with the Murphy, 50, cer, Wilson Baseball Park and the football international public accounting firm of spent 10 years stadium expansion project including a KPMG Peat Marwick in Atlanta with W as executive state-of-the-art weight room, a new press responsibility for financial statement associate athlet - box and additional permanent seating. audits of public and private companies Dir. of Athletics ic director and Murphy, the 2004 NACDA Division I- with up to $1 billion in assets. Jim E. Murphy III, chief financial Davidson ’78 AA/I-AAA Southeast Region Athletic Murphy has been active in the com -

officer for the Director of the Year, is currently serving a munity since his return to Davidson. He I Georgia Tech Athletic Association. second term on the prestigious NCAA is a involved with Social Venture Murphy, an Atlanta native, played Division I Management Council, a policy- Partners - Charlotte, chairs the Finance football and baseball during his freshman making body within the NCAA gover - Committee and serves on the Board of year at Davidson. His experience has nance structure. He chaired the Division Managers of the Lake Norman YMCA , L been invaluable as Murphy guides a pro - I-AA Governance Committee and former - the Board of Directors of the Charlotte gram which is unique in its desire for ly served on the NCAA Division I Regional Sports Commission, served excellence in both athletics and academics Business and Finance Cabinet, the three years on the Board of the Charlotte and has one of the smallest enrollments Division I Governance Committee and Council for Children and three years on among NCAA Division I schools. the Division I Finance Committee. From the Board of Directors of the Town of D Reflecting his support of academics, 2002 to 2004, Murphy chaired the Athletic Davidson Youth Baseball League. Davidson's NCAA graduation rate of 91 Directors Association of the Southern Murphy's 22-year-old son, Matt, is a percent was the highest in Division I in Conference. He was part of Charlotte's graduate of the University of North 2001-02, second in 2002-03 with a rate of successful bid to host the NCAA Division Carolina and works in advertising in 97 percent and continues above 90 per - I Men's Soccer Championships in 1999 Chapel Hill, NC. C cent each year. “I firmly believe Davidson and 2000 and also served as Tournament represents the ideal in college athletics Director of the First- and Second-Round A T

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Sandy Helfgott Lee Jones Bob McKillop Tripp Merritt Bob Patnesky Caroline Price Director of Director of Men’s Basketball Football Wrestling Women’s Tennis PE & Recreation Lake Campus

Matt Spear Jen Straub Tim Straub Ginny Sutton Annette Watts John Young Men’s Soccer W. Cross Country/Track Golf Field Hockey Women’s Basketball Swimming and Diving 25 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w w 2

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SUCCESS STORIES OF TWO WILDCAT STUDENT-ATHLETES DID yOU KNOW? With a student population of 1,700 who school-record 5K time of 17:39.33 and fin - have an average SAT score over 1300, ished in third at the 2006 league champi - • Last year 56 individuals were named Davidson College is known for academic onships, a year after pacing the 'Cats to to the SoCon TIAA-CREF Academic excellence. And with nearly one-fourth of the 2005 conference crown. A model of All-Conference teams while five the student population participating on a consistency, the team captain owns three Wildcats earned TIAA-CREF Student- varsity athletic squad, Davidson student- of the school's all-time top-five 5K times. Athlete of the Week accolades. athletes must strive for achievement both Also an All-SoCon track and field run - on the field and in the classroom. ner, Burns set four school track records in • Davidson received the Barrett-Bonner Brenna Burns '08 and Kyle Kinsell '08 2007 and was named Southern Award for the 13th time in the 14 years make the balance look effortless, while Conference Women's Indoor Track it has been given. The award is excelling at both. Performer of the Year after winning first bestowed upon the Southern Burns, a psychology major and cross indoor league title in the 3,000 meters. Conference school that places the high - country and track standout, holds five Burns' success, however, is not limited est percentage of its student-athletes on Davidson records and maintains a 3.98 to the lanes. A mainstay on the SoCon the league’s Academic Honor Roll. GPA. The two-time All-Southern All-Academic team, she nabbed TIAA- Conference cross country runner ran a Cref SoCon Student-Athlete of the Week • During the 2005-06 season, 62 Davidson student-athletes received honors and SoCon Runner of the Week W Commissioner’s Medals from the “My experience as a honors twice in 2007. Likewise, Kinsell experienced success SoCon. The award recognizes those student-athlete at who participated in varsity sports and Davidson has been on both the gridiron and in the class - room, graduating with a 3.85 GPA. posted a 3.5 grade point average or even better than I The first Wildcat football player to be higher while passing at least 24 hours I expected. named to the Academic All-America First in two semesters of classes. Participating in cross Team twice, Kinsell was one of the country and track has Pioneer League's premier defenders, • The men’s cross country team earned provided me with a all-academic status from the U.S.

leading all lineman in tackles while rank - L year-long opportunity ing among the top five in sacks per game Cross Country Coaches Association for the ninth consecutive year. Brenna Burns to balance athletics as a junior. That season, he was named and academics in my All-PFL First Team, I-AA Mid-Major All- America Honorable Mention, Academic • The women’s soccer team was once

again honored with the academic D “Davidson College All-PFL First Team and Academic All- American. award from the National Soccer gave me an excellent Coaches Association of America and opportunity to get a Prior to his senior season, Kinsell was one of 42 players — and the only non I-A adidas for maintaining a GPA of at great education, while player — selected to the Lott Trophy least 3.0. Marked 12th straight year. at the same time giv - watch list, given to the defensive impact C ing me the chance to player of the year. He closed out his four- • Davidson has been one of the excel at the Division I year career with 103 tackles (49 solo) and nation’s most frequent hosts to SoCon level in a sport I love 4.5 sacks. and NCAA events. The Wildcats have to play, football.” Equally successful in the classroom, been hosts for the NCAA Men’s Kyle Kinsell the biology major was a finalist for a Basketball Tournament 15 times, A postgraduate scholarship from the the including opening-round action of the FCS Athletic Directors Association. tournament in 2005. Davidson has also hosted the NCAA Division I Men’s THE HISTORy OF THE WILDCAT Soccer College Cup both on campus T On November 10, 1917, a small cohort ward passes.” Davidson defeated one of and at Bank of America Stadium. of 22 football players traveled to Atlanta the most powerful teams in the South that to represent Davidson College against day with absolute finesse and scrappi - one of the most formidable teams in the ness, 21-7. South — Auburn. Auburn’s Plainsmen That scrappiness captured the awe and S had massacred their first four opponents, respect of Atlanta sportswriters, who outscoring them by a staggering margin wrote of the “Wildcats” from Davidson of 141-6. According to one account, the College, whose small stature and fero - Plainsmen were “big, quick, and unde - cious style proved overwhelming for the feated,” and heavily favored (to grossly Auburn camp. An account of the game understate) in the day’s matchup with notes that Morgan Blake of the Atlanta Davidson. Davidson, by the way, was 2-4 Journal remarked of the Davidson team on the season, and started a line averag - that “no other team ever put together in ing 20 pounds less than Auburn’s play - these United States of the same weight as ers. Coach Fetzer’s team could ever get the Not surprisingly, Auburn dominated verdict over the flock of wild men from the game on the turf, outgaining the “Red North Carolina.” and Black” with 240 yards to Davidson’s Apparently, The Davidsonian picked up 91 yards. Astoundingly, Davidson pulled on the nickname and it has been so ever together an amazing offensive attack since, replacing such milder references as through the efforts of A.R. “Buck” “Red and Black,” “Presbyterians” and Flowers, executing some truly impressive “Preachers.” end runs, and quarterback Henry Spann, — revised and rewritten from an account delivering a “bewildering array of for - in the Davidson College archives 27 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w w 2

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• Alumni Stadium — Completed in the fall of 2004, the $2 million soccer facility includes a completely new field designed with a top- notch irrigation system, lighting for night games, grandstands, a press box and a new scoreboard. New fencing, landscaping, side - walks and perimeter lighting were also added to make the Davidson soccer experience more enjoyable for fans. One of the biggest addi - tions to the field is a building behind the bleachers that houses locker rooms for both the men’s and women’s soccer squads. • Wilson Field — The 2005 season was • Baker Sports Complex — All of Davidson’s first at Wilson Field, the newly Davidson’s indoor athletic facilities are renovated and renamed home of Wildcat housed in Baker Sports Complex, which baseball. The new facility, which replaced opened in the fall of 1989. The facilities Wildcat Park, features permanent bleachers, include the John M. Belk Arena, Knobloch a new press box, concession stand, restroom Tennis Center and Cannon Natatorium. facilities, a resurfaced infield and a general The complex is home to Davidson’s W beautification of the area. Just a few years men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, ago, an expansive clubhouse, batting cages wrestling, men’s and women’s swimming and lights were added to the park. and diving, and men’s and women’s tennis teams. Baker also includes several team

• Belk Turf Field — Located up the hill locker rooms, two weight rooms, three rac - I from the baseball field is a state-of-the-art quetball courts, one squash court, a dance artificial field, which was completed in the studio and a modern athletic training fall of 2002 and is home to Wildcat field room. hockey and lacrosse. The field also serves Located just to the rear of Baker Spo rts L as a practice facility for other outdoor Complex is the entrance to Davidson’s sports like football and soccer during scenic cross country course, which serves inclemen t weather. as training ground for the Wildcat cross country teams. D

• Covington Courts/Knobloch Tennis Center — Covington Courts, Davidson’s C extensive outdoor tennis facility, features 14 outdoor courts, both hard and clay. Knobloch Tennis Center houses four indoor courts, allowing for year-round training and equip - ping Davidson to host the conference tennis A tournament. T • Belk Arena — The basketball and volley - • Smith Field at Richardson Stadium — ball teams practice and compete in Belk Football is the lone sport to compete on Arena, which seats 5,700 fans. Davidson’s Smith Field. The field is housed within wrestling team competes in Belk as well; Richardson Stadium, originally built in however, its primary practice facility is the 1924 and recently expanded to accommo - S Charlie Parker Wrestling Room in Baker. In date 4,500 fans. In addition, a brand new the summer of 1996, Belk Arena was weight room and offices were added to enhanced by the addition of a state-of-the- existing locker rooms beneath the stands. art floor, which brought the fans even closer The NCAA Men’s Soccer to the on-court action. Championship was hosted by Davidson at Richardson Stadium for three consecutive • Belk Track — Surrounding Smith Field is years (1992-94), launching the College Cup Belk Track, renovated in 2006. It’s an eight- to national attention. In 1994, the tourney lane, 400-meter track with a state-of-the-art drew a then-record crowd of 23,818 people dual durometer encapsulated surface. in two days. There are two long/triple jump runways with pits at either end, a pole vault pad • Cannon Natatorium — Home to the with two runway approaches, a large rec - swimming and diving teams, Cannon tangular high jump apron and rings/run - Natatorium houses an eight-lane, 40-meter ways for all throwing events except for the stretch pool and diving well with a mov - hammer. able bulk head and seating for 750 specta - tors.

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A majority of the sports at Fourteen institutions from the 30-member Davidson compete in one of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic SOCON CHAMpIONSHIpS oldest conferences in the nation the Association (SIAA) reorganized as the Baseball 1985 Southern Conference (SoCon), which Southern Conference. The charter mem - Men’s Basketball 1964, 1965, 1966 , 1968 , 1969 , began its 87th season in 2007. The soccer, bers were Alabama, Auburn, Clemson, 1970 , 1971, 1972, 1973, 1981, volleyball, cross country, track and field, Georgia, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, 1986 , 1996, 1997, 1998 , 2002 , 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 basketball, tennis, wrestling, baseball and Maryland, Mississippi State, North Women’s Cross Country 2003, 2005 golf programs at Davidson all participate Carolina, N.C. State, Tennessee, Virginia, Football 1969 in the league. Virginia Tech and Washington & Lee. Men’s Golf 1954 , 1960 , 1966 , 1967 , 1968 Only the Big Ten (1896), the Missouri Athletic competition began that fall. Men’s Soccer 1968, 1969, 1970 , 1971 , 1983, Valley (1907) and the Pac-10 (1915) confer - In 1922, seven more schools — Florida, 1992 , 1994, 1995 , 2003, 2005 ences have been around longer than the Louisiana State, Mississippi, South Women’s Soccer 1994 , 1995 , 1996, 2005 SoCon (1921) in terms of origination. The Carolina, the University of the South, Men’s Tennis 1954 , 1955 , 1965 , 1966 , 1967 , conference currently consists of 11 mem - Tulane and Vanderbilt — joined the ranks. 1968 , 1970 , 1971 , 1973 bers in four states throughout the Since then, conference membership has Volleyball 1999 , 2000 Plain type denotes regular season title ~ Boldface denotes tournament title Southeast and sponsors 19 varsity sports experienced a series of membership Italicized boldface denotes regular season and tournament title and championships, which produce par - changes with 42 institutions being affiliat - ticipants for NCAA Championships. ed with the league. The league has under - State, College of Charleston, The Citadel, The Southern Conference was the first gone two major transitions during its his - Davidson, Elon, Furman, Georgia “super conference,” with its charter mem - tory. Southern, UNC Greensboro, Chattanooga, N bership including the likes of Alabama, The first occurred in December 1932 Western Carolina and Wofford. On July 1, Auburn and North Carolina. The SoCon is when the Southeastern Conference was 2008, Samford will officially join the the league that gave birth to the three- formed out of the 23-school Southern league, bringing membership of the con - point shot in college basketball, has the Conference. The league’s 13 members ference to 12. VMI is an associate member oldest basketball tournament in the nation west and south of the Appalachian in the sport of wrestling. O and was the college home of such sport - Mountains reorganized to help reduce the The SoCon currently declares champi - ing greats as Arnold Palmer, Jerry West extensive travel demands that were pres - ons in 10 men’s sports — football, soccer, and Charlie “Choo Choo” Justice. ent in the league then. cross country, basketball, indoor and out - Academic excellence has been a major The second major shift happened in door track and field, wrestling, baseball,

Spart of the Southern Conference’s tradi - 1953 when Clemson, Duke, Maryland, tennis and golf — and nine women’s tion. League athletes have been recog - North Carolina, N.C. State, South sports — soccer, volleyball, cross country, nized countless times on CoSIDA Carolina and Wake Forest officially with - basketball, indoor and outdoor track and Academic All-America and district teams. drew from the league to form the Atlantic field, tennis, golf and softball. The SoCon Eighteen Rhodes-Scholar winners have Coast Conference. This change was will celebrate 25 years of women's cham -

Dcome out of the conference, including six brought about due to the desire of many pionships in 2007-08. A year-long celebra - from Davidson. Each year, the league dis - of those schools to schedule a greater tion of women's sports will highlight stu - tributes at least three graduate scholar - number of regular-season basketball dent-athletes, coaches and teams. ships, two of which were won by Wildcat games against their local rivals. The Southern Conference office is Isoccer players in 2004. Today, the league continues to thrive located in the historic Beaumont Mill in The Southern Conference was born on with league members being Appalachian Spartanburg, S.C. Feb. 25, 1921 at a meeting in Atlanta, Ga.

The 2007 sea - In April 2000, Davidson and V son marks the Appalachian State accepted invi - 15th year for the tations to join this field Pioneer Football League, which returns to hockey-only league. a non-divisional format for the first time With the addition of since the 2000 sea - Radford in 2001 and the loss of two A son, the year before schools after the 2004 season, there are Davidson joined the currently six full-fledged members in the league. After five NorPac Conference. Meanwhile, seasons playing a The 2007-08 season brings a new era to Longwood who began competing in the North-South divi - the Davidson swimming and diving pro - NorPac last year, can now contend for the D sional format, the grams as the Wildcats will part of the conference title. league saw its num - newly formed Coastal Collegiate Davidson, along with Appalachian bers reduced to Swimming Association. It’s a new active State and Radford, make up the leagues’s eight after the 2005 Division I men’s and women’s swimming East Division while Stanford, California season, and those and diving conference encompassing 12 and Pacific comprise remaining members members from four regional conferences the West. voted to adopt a full-round-robin schedul - in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast ing format for 2006. Additionally, the PFL Teams compete regions. against members of champion will participate in the Gridiron Davidson is a charter member for Classic versus the champion of the NEC. both divisions dur - swimming and diving, and competes The PFL, a non-scholarship NCAA ing the regular sea - Division I-AA football conference, is one against Campbell, College of Charleston, son. The season- of only three conferences that sponsor Florida A&M, Florida Gulf Coast, ending tournament, football as its only sport. However, the Gardner-Webb, held in California PFL is a truly national conference with Georgia Southern, this year, brings all members on each coast and throughout Howard, North NorPac schools the nation’s heartland — Butler, Dayton, Carolina A&T, North together to battle Drake, Jacksonville, Morehead State, San Florida, Radford and for the conference Diego and Valparaiso. VMI. title. 30 w 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER SUppORT STAFF

athletes, athletic representatives and boost - ers as well as enrolled student-athletes. Violation of these rules and regulations could affect the eligibility of prospective or enrolled student-athletes and/or result in penalties and restrictions imposed on the Davidson College Department of Athletics. SpORTS MEDICINE The Davidson College Sports Medicine facilities are ASSOCIATE AD among the best in the STRENGTH & CONDITIONING region. Head athletic Scott Applegate is The goal of the Davidson strength and in his 19th year at trainer Beth Hayford (Wingate ’93) oversees conditioning program is to increase the Davidson. A 1982 strength, power, speed, conditioning lev - graduate of East Davidson’s five other full-time, fully-certified els and flexibility of all student-athletes. Carolina with an M.A. In the fall of 2005, Davidson opened from Miami University licensed athletic trainers W as well student athletic the Ernie Doe Weight Room, a state-of- in 1984, Applegate, Beth Hayford the-art 5,000-square-foot facility dedicat - began his tenure at Head Athletic Trainer trainers from UNC Charlotte who cover the ed to the needs of the college’s 21 varsity Davidson as an assis - athletic teams. The weight room includes tant athletics trainer in school’s 21 intercollegiate sports. In the training room, there are many of 16 power racks and eight lifting plat -

the fall of 1989. In his I Scott Applegate the modern, technological machines that forms, as well as other cutting-edge lift - Associate Athletic nine years in that role, ing and conditioning equipment to train he was the trainer for aid in the recovery from injuries, including Director ultrasound and electric stimulation. There the whole body. the men's soccer team Each team program, specifically that played in the College Cup in 1992, are also three whirlpool tubs, a hydrocula - tor and a paraffin bath. designed by the strength coaches, aim s to L then served as the medical coordinator at improve the sport energy utilization sys - the event the following two years. OrthoCarolina in Charlotte serves as Davidson’s primary orthopaedic consult - tem and to increase the strength and Applegate also acted as the medical coor - power to the primary muscle groups dinator for the 1997 NCAA Men's ant, and Dr. Don D’Alessandro is the Wildcats’ team physician. From 1994 to used in that specific sport.

Basketball Tournament First and Second D Rounds in Charlotte. 2001, he served as the first team physician for the Carolina Panthers. Today, he also In 1998, Applegate took over the duties EQUIpMENT as head athletics trainer, a position he held serves as chief of Sports Medicine and for four years. He continued his service on Shoulder Surgery at Carolinas Medical When it comes the national stage, serving as the medical Center. right down to it, the coordinator for the 1999 and 2000 Men's Dr. Skip Barkley, a general practitioner equipment room k eeps C College Cups in Charlotte. at University Family Physicians, also acts all the athletic teams Applegate was promoted to Assistant as one of the departmen t’ s primary physi - prepared to play. Director of Athletics for Operations in 2002 cians. Barkley, a 1979 graduate of Brian Barnes begins while still acting as an athletics trainer Davidson, has served as a team physician his second year as the A before moving into administration full- for the Wildcats for more than a decade. head equipment man - time in 2003. Two years ago, he was the He has also taken part in medical mission ager. Prior to coming Tournament Manager for the NCAA Men's trips to Belarus, Nicaragua and Mexico. to Davidson, Barnes Basketball Tournament First and Second All coaches are CPR certified and have was a sales representa - completed a community first-aid course to Brian Barnes tive for Riddell as well

Rounds in Charlotte, overseeing the opera - T Equipment Manager tions at a venue. Applegate is responsible complement the efforts of the training as served a pair of one for managing the athletics department room staff as necessary. year stints with the operating budget as well as the athletics Florida Bobcats and Georgia Force of the facilities. AFL, respectively. Joining Barnes is the faithful assistant S COMpLIANCE Will DuBose, who attended Fayetteville Katy McNay is in Tech for two years prior to joining the her 10th year at Davidson staff in the fall of 1983. Now in Davidson and eighth his 25th year, only one coach has been with as director of compli - the department longer. ance. She works close - Returning for his third year on staff is ly with the Wildcat Jeff Koontz. He is a 2005 graduate of athletic department to Winthrop and completed an internship ensure full compliance with the Carolina Panthers. He will take with institutional, care of the football equipment needs for SoCon and NCAA the 2006 season. Katy McNay rules and regulations. Assistant Director of McNay also serves as Athletics/ the senior women’s Senior Woman’s administrator. Administrator Check out Davidson’s Web site at www.davidson.edu/athletics for forms and guidelines dealing with NCAA rules and regulations governing prospective student- 31 2007 W OMEN ’ S S OCCER w w 3

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