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THE COLLEGE Ofthe SAINT ROSE College of 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER SAINT ROSE THE COLLEGE OFThe SAINT ROSE College of 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER Media Guide 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 1 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE HAS IT ALL UNDERGRADUATE Ranked as a 73 PROGRAMS BEST NORTHERN REWARDING RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES www.strose.edu/majors UNIVERSITY by U.S. NEWS & STUDY ABROAD INTERNSHIPS AND FIELD EXPERIENCES WORLD REPORT OPPORTUNITIES HOME OF THE GOLDEN KNIGHTS The College has AVERAGE been recognized CLASS SIZE ATHLETICS STUDENT TO 13:1 FACULTY RATIO by the President’s NCAA Division II, Higher Education 20 Northeast-10 Conference A SAINT ROSE EDUCATION Community Service Baseball, Men’s & Women’s Basketball, Honor Roll Men’s & Women’s Cross Country, INSTILLS STUDENTS WITH Men’s Golf, Men’s & Women’s Indoor Track, www.strose.edu Men’s Lacrosse, Men’s & Women’s THE PASSION, KNOWLEDGE, www.gogoldenknights.com Outdoor Track, Men’s & Women’s Soccer, AND PURPOSE, NOT ONLY Men’s & Women’s Swimming and Diving, Softball, Women’s Tennis, TO DO GREAT THINGS — BUT Women’s Volleyball EXTRAORDINARY THINGS. 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Find us on Facebook. gogoldenknights GoGoldenKnights 2 WWW.GOGOLDENKNIGHTS.COM THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER QUICK FACTS GENERAL COACHING STAFF City/Zip: ..................................................................................................Albany, NY 12203 Head Coach: .....................................................................................Laurie Darling Gutheil Founded:.................................................................................................................... 1920 Alma Mater, Year: .......................................................................................Hartwick, 1995 Enrollment: ............................................................................................................... 5,000 Record at school (years): ............................................................................ 277-83-22 (18) Nickname: ..................................................................................................Golden Knights Career record (years): ............................................................................................... Same School Colors: ......................................................................................Gold, Black & White Women’s Soccer Offi ce Phone: ..................................................................(518) 454-2042 Home Field:................................................... Sullivan Field at The Plumeri Sports Complex E-mail: ............................................................................................... [email protected] Capacity: ..................................................................................................................... 500 Best Time/day to reach coach: ........................................................... M-F, Late Afternoons Affiliation: ..................................................................................................NCAA Division II Assistant: ......................................................................................................Amanda Deck Conference: ...................................................................................................Northeast-10 Alma Mater, Year: .....................................................................................Saint Rose, 2010 President: ....................................................................................... Dr. Carolyn J. Stefanco Assistant: .......................................................................................................Kailey Egbert Alma Mater: ..........................................................................................................Colorado Alma Mater, Year: .....................................................................................Saint Rose, 2009 Athleyics Director: ....................................................................Catherine Cummings Haker Assistant: ..................................................................................................... Brittany Godin Alma Mater, Year: ........................................................................................Hartwick, 1976 Alma Mater, Year: .....................................................................................Saint Rose, 2012 SWA/Head Women’s Basketball Coach: ............................................................ Karen Haag Assistant: ...................................................................................................... Jason Gutheil Alma Mater, Year: ............................................................................... Oneonta State, 1984 Alma Mater, Year: ........................................................................................Hartwick, 1995 Assistant Athletics Director for Compliance: .......................................... William A. Aloia, Jr. Assistant: ......................................................................................................... Jim Lennox Alma Mater, Year: ...................................................................................Connecticut, 2011 Assistant: ................................................................................................... Renae Ransdell Assistant A.D. for External Relations: ........................................................ Joshua Jennings Alma Mater,Year: ......................................................................................Saint Rose, 2005 Alma Mater, Year: ........................................................................................Hartwick, 2004 Assistant: .........................................................................................................Adam Favro Assistant Athletics Director for Operations: ..................................................Scot Obergefell Alma Mater, Year: ......................................................................... SUNY Plattsburgh, 2007 Alma Mater, Year: ....................................................................................Springfi eld, 2004 Assistant: .......................................................................................................Caleb Nelson Asst. W. Basketball Coach/External Relations: ............................................... John Ardizone Alma Mater, Year: ...............................................................................SUNY Cortland, 2009 Alma Mater, Year: .............................................................................................Siena, 1990 Head Trainer: ....................................................................................................Lisa Geiger Head Baseball Coach/External Relations:..........................................................Kyle Wilkins Alma Mater, Year: .......................................................................Central Connecticut, 1995 Alma Mater, Year: ............................................................................................Ithaca, 2003 Assistant Trainer: ..........................................................................................Jessup Pierce Faculty Athletics Representative: ........................................................... Gretchen Guenther Alma Mater, Year: .............................................................................. Cedarville (OH), 2003 Alma Mater, Year: .....................................................................................Saint Rose, 1999 Assistant Trainer: ................................................................................................Jeff Spalti Athletics Business Manager: ........................................................................Glenna Magee Alma Mater, Year: ......................................................The College at Brockport-SUNY, 2009 Alma Mater, Year: ....................................................................................Saint Rose, 2006 Head Track & Field Coach/Equipment Room Manager: .............................. Mike McCadney TEAM INFORMATION Aquatics Director: .......................................................................................... Keith Murray Overall record last year: .......................................................................................... 20-1-2 Alma Mater, Year: ........................................................................................Hartwick, 1996 ........................................................................Home: 13-1-0, Away: 7-0-2, Neutral: 0-0-0 Asst. Men’s Basketball Coach/Operations: .........................................................Mike Perno NE-10 record/finish: ........................................................................ 12-0-2 (1st/15 Teams) Alma Mater, Year: .....................................................................................Saint Rose, 2000 Final ranking last year (poll): ................................................... #9 (NSCAA/Continental Tire) Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach/Operations:...................................................... Jim Morrissey Letterwinners returning/lost: .....................................................................................17/16 Alma Mater, Year: ....................................................................................... Syracuse, 1996 Starters returning/lost: ..................................................................................................8/3
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