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2021 WEEKLY NOTES August 27, 2021: Temple vs Penn MATCH INFORMATION THE MATCHUP Date ..........................................................................August 27, 2021 Time .....................................................................................4:00 p.m. Location .................................................................Philadelphia, Pa. Facility .......................................................Temple Sports Complex Opponent ....................................................................................Penn Record vs. Opponent ................................................................5-8-0 Streak ..............................................................................................L3 TEMPLE OWLS PENN QUAKERS Live Results...............................................................StatBroadcast 0-1 0-0 TV.................................................................................................ESPN+ (AAC 0-0) (IVY 0-0) HEAD COACH HEAD COACH Nick Bochette (Rensselaer ‘06) Casey Brown (Brown ‘10) 2021 SCHEDULE/RESULTS 5th year 4th Year Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 19 at Maryland 0-3 L Overall: 33-30-7 Overall: 17-37-14 Aug. 22 at #25 Rutgers Canceled at School: 4-6-1 at School: 0-0 Aug. 27 vs. Penn 4:00 p.m. Aug. 29 vs. Binghamton 1:00 p.m. LAST GAME Sep. 2 at Towson 7:00 p.m. LAST GAME Sep. 4 vs. Rider 7:00 p.m. Loss at Maryland, 0-3 Loss at Princeton, 0-1 (2019) Sep. 9 at St. Joseph’s 7:00 p.m. Sep. 16 at Memphis* 8:00 p.m. 2019 LEADERS Sep. 19 vs. Drexel 1:00 p.m. 2020-21 LEADERS Sep. 23 vs. Cincinnati* 7:00 p.m. Goals......Gutowski, Johnson, McGovern (2) Goals................. Lawton (3) Sep. 30 vs. Tulsa* 7:00 p.m. Assists................. Endres (4) Assists................. Schachter (4) Oct. 7 at ECU* 7:00 p.m. Points.................Endres (6) Points................. Lawton (7) Oct. 17 vs. Houston* 12:00 p.m. Oct. 20 at SMU* 8:00 p.m. Saves................. Stablein (60) Saves................N/A Oct. 24 at UCF* 1:00 p.m. Oct. 28 at USF* 7:00 p.m. *American Athletic Conference contest - Subject to change due to Covid protocols HEADLINES - All times in Eastern Standard Time - Home meets in cherry • The Owls match at Rutgers scheduled for Sunday, Aug. 22 was canceled due to weather conditions. • Temple women’s soccer fell to Maryland in the 2021 season opener, 3-0. FOLLOW THE OWLS • The Cherry and White finished the 2020-21 season with a final record of 4-5-1 (AAC 2-5-1). INSTAGRAM @templewsoccer • Temple women’s soccer welcomes twelve newcomers, including two transfer students. • The Owls return the top three point leaders in Lexy Endres, Hailey Gutowski and Gabriela Johnson. TWITTER @templewsoccer • The Quakers meeting with the Owls will mark the first match of the 2021 season for Penn and their first FACEBOOK @TempleWSoccer game since Nov. 9, 2019. • Penn did not compete in 2020-21 season after the Ivy League canceled all competition due to the COVID-19 COMMUNICATIONS pandemic. • Head coach Casey Brown will enter her second year with the Quakers, but only her first season of competition REGAN COOK after being hired in March 2020, just months before the pandemic. Strategic Communications Assistant • The Quakers finished the 2019 season 8-7-1 (IVY 2-5-0). • Temple is 5-8-0 all-time against Penn with the teams’ last meeting in 2019. The Quakers came out on top [email protected] | 484-643-9213 with a final score of 2-0. [ www.OwlSports.com • @TempleOwls ] 2021 ROSTER Name Year Pos Ht Hometown High School Club/Previous College 1 Kyla Burns Fr. GK 5-9 Ruby, N.Y. Kington Albany Alleycats 2 Phoebe Hollin* Fr. DEF 5’7” Oldham, England Leigh University Manchester United 3 Jessica Wallace* Fr. DEF 5’7” Bowie, Md. Archbishop Spalding Maryland United FC ECNL 4 Róisín McGovern So. DEF 6-1 Dublin, Ireland Loreto Foxrock Enniskerry FC 5 Erin Theiller Gr. MID 5’9” Hopewell Junction, N.Y. John Jay East Fishkill Binghamton University 6 Eliza David Fr. MID 5’5” Sayreville, N.J. Immaculata PDA ECNL 7 Moa Andersson* Fr. MID 5’3” Valbo, Sweden Borgarskolen, Gavle Gefle IF 8 Jillian Allgood Fr. DEF 5’7” Oklahoma City, Okla. Putnam City North Oklahoma Energy FC 9 Kyla Tucker* Fr. FWD 5’5” Bayfield, Co. Centaurus Colorado Rush 10 Lexy Endres Fr. MID 5-6 Medford, N.J. Shawnee FC Delco ECNL 11 Marissa DiGenova Gr. DEF 5-4 King of Prussia, Pa. Villa Maria Academy Continental FC ECNL 12 Natalie DeMasi* Fr. DEF 5’4” East Meadow, N.Y. St. Anthony’s East Meadow SC ECNL 13 Teri Jackson So. FWD 5-4 North Plainfield, N.J. Immaculata NJ ODP/Syracuse 15 Milana D’Ambra So. FWD 5-3 Sewell, N.J. Washington Township SJEB Rush 16 Alexis Vanderzeyde* Fr. MID 5’3” Middleboro, Mass. Middleboro Coastal FC 18 Ayana Togba* Fr. DEF 5’6” Odenton, Md. Arundel High School OPSA Magic 19 Brooke Kane Fr. DEF 5-6 Philadelphia, Pa. Nazareth Academy FC Bucks 2002 ECNL 20 Sumaya Togba* Fr. FWD 5’7” Odenton, Md. Arundel High School OPSA Magic 21 Emily Kavanaugh Jr. FWD 5-6 South Riding, VA. Paul VI Catholic HS McLean ECNL/ Illinois-Chicago 22 Alexa Swetz Fr. MID 5-7 Hillsborough, N.J. Hillsborough HS PDA ECNL 23 Hailey Gutowski Jr. FWD 5-4 Cinnaminson, N.J. Cinnaminson HS PDA South Pride 24 Mary Byerley So. MID 5-4 West Chester, PA. Bishop Shanahan HS LMSC Storm 25 Carly Steinberg Fr. MID 5’5” Mahopac, N.Y. Mahopac Colgate University 27 Reese Henderson* Fr. DEF 5’7” Paoli, Pa. Conestoga Penn Fusion 29 Brooke Hurst* Fr. FWD 5’7” Pasadena, Md. Chesapeake Senior Baltimore Celtic Union 30 Taylor Vecchione Fr. GK 5-5 Foxboro, Mass. Choate Rosemary Hall Bayside FC NPL 31 Zoe Zaharakis So. GK 5-2 Bethlehem, PA. Saucon Valley HS Keystone Athletic 1 Grifos 43 Kamryn Stablein Jr. GK 5-6 Orwigsburg, PA. Blue Mountain HS University of Delaware 58 Gabriela Johnson Jr. FWD 5-4 Mays Landing, N.J. Oakcrest HS PDA South Pride * Denotes True Freshman COACHING STAFF PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Head Coach: Nick Bochette (Rensselaer ‘06) - 2nd season #4 Róisín McGovern: Row-sheen Assistant Coach: Claire Scanlan #5 Erin Theiller: Thigh-ler Assistant Coach: Maria Loyden #7 Moa Andersson: Moe-Ah Assistant Coach: Travis Regner #10 Lexy Endres: N-drez Graduate Manager: Mariah Williams #11 Marissa DiGenova: Dee-Gen-O-Vah #12 Natalie DeMasi: De-Mass-i SUPPORT STAFF #15 Milana D’Ambra: Duh-Awm-bra #16 Alexis Vanderzeyde: Van-der-Zide Academic Advisor: Reid Vanderlinden #18: Ayana Togba: TOEg-ba Athletic Trainer: Sarah Seitz #20: Sumaya Togba: Sum-Aye-a TOEg-ba Strength & Conditioning Coach: Mike Inman #30 Taylor Vecchione - Veck-e-o-knee Sport Administrator: Larry Dougherty #31 Zoe Zaharakis: Za-her-akis #43 Kamryn Stablein: Stayb-Line Communications Contacts: Regan Cook Nick Bochette: Bo-kette Claire Scanlan: Scan-lin [ www.OwlSports.com • @TempleOwls ] NEWS AND NOTES AAC STANDINGS GAME PREVIEW Team Conference Overall The matchup between the Owls and the Quakers marks the fourteenth time the teams T1. Houston 0-0 2-0 have met with a contest record of 8-5-0. The last meeting came in 2019, resulting in a T1. USF 0-0 2-0 2-0 loss at Penn. Temple opened the 2021 season on Thursday with a loss 3-0 loss to T3. SMU 0-0 1-0 Maryland while Penn will take to the pitch for the first time this year. This match will T3. UCF 0-0 1-0 T5. Cincinnati 0-0 1-0-1 mark the first time the Quakers have competed since Nov. 9, 2019, after facing the T5. Memphis 0-0 1-0-1 cancelation of the 2020 season by the Ivy League due to COVID-19. 7. East Carolina 0-0 1-1 8. Temple 0-0 0-1 HEAD COACH NICK BOCHETTE RETURNS FOR HIS FIRST FALL SEASON 9. Tulsa 0-0 0-2 Bochette enters his second year at the helm for the Owls after being hired in January of 2020. Despite the postponement of the 2020 fall season due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Bochette and the Owls played the regular season in the spring for the first time in program history and posted a 4-5-1 record. Bochette comes to Temple from an impres- sive run as Head Coach at UAlbany. During his tenure at Albany, Bochette led the Great PROGRAM INFORMATION Danes to three NCAA Tournament Appearances (2015, 2016, 2018), three America East Championships (2015, 2016, 2018) and holds the program record for wins and winning ALL-TIME percentage in a single season (2018). Overall record: 190-324-44 (1991-2020-21) COACHING STAFF NIKE X TEMPLE WOMEN’S SOCCER Head Coach: ....................................................Nick Bochette The Temple Athletics Department made the switch to Nike, beginning with the 2020-21 .................................................................Phone: (267) 896-8911 seasons. The three-year agreement makes Nike the exclusive athletic footwear, apparel ...........................................E-Mail: [email protected] and accessories provider for each of the Owls’ 19 varsity sports. ..................................Career Record (Years): 33-30-7 (5 years) .................................................Record at Temple (1 year): 5-4-1 INTERNATIONAL SPOTLIGHT Assistant Coach: ............................................Claire Scanlan The Owls welcome two international students to the Owl Family this year in the incom- .................................................................Phone: (215) 204-4837 ing freshman class, defender Phoebe Hollin and midfielder Moa Andersson. Hollin joins .......................................... E-Mail: [email protected] the Cherry and White from Oldham, England where she was a member of the Manchester Assistant Coach: ............................................. Maria Loyden United U16 that won back-to-back league championships and reached the FA Cup for ................................................................ Phone: (609) 230-0749 two consecutive years. Andersson, a native of Valbo, Sweden had an impressive career .............................................E-Mail: [email protected] playing for both Gefle IF and Sandiviken IF. The midfielder placed fifth in the 2016 Assistant Coach: .............................................Travis Regner Swedish Championship with Gefle IF before transitioning to play for Sandiviken IF, .............................................E-Mail: [email protected] Sweden’s second highest series for women.
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    La Salle University La Salle University Digital Commons Explorer News University Publications 2-2004 Explorer News February 2004 La Salle University Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/athletics_explorer_news Recommended Citation La Salle University, "Explorer News February 2004" (2004). Explorer News. 9. http://digitalcommons.lasalle.edu/athletics_explorer_news/9 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the University Publications at La Salle University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Explorer News by an authorized administrator of La Salle University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Newsletter of the Explorer Club February 2004 Message from Dr. Tom Brennan, La Salle Athletics Logo Unveiling Director of Athletics Greetings from 20th Street and Olney Avenue. The fall season was a rewarding one. It was mixed Dr. Thomas in terms of success on the athletic fields, but not in Brennan terms of success in the classroom or with regard to the efforts of our student athletes and coaches to enhance neighborhood activity. In the academic area, several of our teams received National Recognition for their work in the classroom with field hockey and men's tennis leading the way. The field hockey team accumulated a 3.47 GPA in the fall, while the men's tennis team had a 3.38. Several athletes earned A-10 and MAAC ac academic accolades and men's soc­ cer senior Matt Hemberger was named to the Middle Atlantic Regional All-American Academic Team. The NCAA reported La Salle's 10-year graduation rate for student-athletes at 84%.