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2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER Media Guide 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 1 THE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE

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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 Head Softball Coach/Operations:...... Abby Arceneaux Alma Mater, Year:...... Union, 2006 STUDENT- INFORMATION Offi ce Manager:...... Barbara Wyllie Returning Starters (8) 2013 Statistics/Notes Athletics Department Phone:...... (518) 454-5158 #3 Nicole Shively (5-7, JR, B)...... 0-1-1, NE-10 3rd Team All-Conference Website:...... www.gogoldenknights.com #9 Emily Meeks (5-9, SO, F)...... 3-2-8, NE-10 All-Rookie Twitter:...... @GoGoldenKnights #13 Jourdan Thompson (5-6, SR, B)...... 3-1-7, NSCAA 1st Team All-America (2x) Facebook:...... www.facebook.com/GoGoldenKnights #15 Kristin Carr (5-7, JR, F)...... 6-1-13, NE-10 2nd Team All-Conference Instagram:...... Search: gogoldenknights #19 Emily Benjamin (5-4, SR, M)...... 2-2-6 #23 Michaela Phillips (5-7, JR, M)...... 2-0-4, NE-10 3rd Team All-Confernce HISTORY #25 La’Quilla Upton (5-8, SR, B)...... 0-1-1, NSCAA 1st Team All-East First Year of Women’s Soccer:...... 1986 #27 Jennifer Busk (5-11, JR, F)...... 5-2-12 All-Time Record:...... 342-172-37 Starters Lost (3) 2013 Statistics/Notes Years in NCAA Regionals/Last:...... 11/2013 #1 Jessica Gerski (5-8, GK)...... 20-1-2, 0.24 GAA, NSCAA 2nd Team All-East Last NCAA Tournament Opponent:...... American International #8 Sydney Bond (5-7, SR, M)...... 12-6-30, NSCAA 1st Team All-American Result:...... L | 2-0 | NCAA East Regional Final #21 Laura Taylor (5-8, SR, M)...... 4-3-11, NSCAA 3rd Team All-East ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS Newcomers (13) Hometown Assistant A.D. for Communications:...... David Alexander #0 Madison Taylor (5-9, FR, GK)...... Mississaugua, ONT Alma Mater, Year:...... Rhode Island, 1986 #2 Silvana Giovannone (5-8, JR, F)...... Scotia, NY Office Phone:...... (518) 458-5491 #4 Emily Opalinski (5-5, FR, B)...... Buffalo, NY Cell Phone:...... (518) 369-1975 #6 Courtney Benson (5-7, FR, F)...... Contookcook, NH Fax:...... (518) 458-5457 #8 Morgan Burchhardt (5-6, FR, F)...... Burnt Hills, NY E-mail:...... [email protected] #10 Roxana Hernandez (5-2, FR, M)...... Pasadena, CA Assistant SID:...... Brittany Russ #11 Sydney O’Shaugnessy (5-7, FR, M)...... Powell, OH Offi ce Phone:...... (518) 454-2173 #12 Kayley Jansen (5-7, FR, F)...... Lake Katrine, NY Alma Mater, Year:...... Neumann, 2012 #21 Quinn Massaroni (5-7, JR, M)...... East Greenbush, NY E-mail:...... [email protected] #24 Torez Ramsey (5-7, FR, M)...... Pleasant Hill, CA Mailing Address: ...... 432 Western Ave.; Albany, NY 12203 #26 Amanda Roney (5-10, FR, F)...... Middleburgh, NY #30 Raven Small (5-8, FR, F)...... Granada Hills, CA #31 Jaime Durant (5-3, SO, GK)...... Loundonville, NY

Credits: This 2014 Saint Rose women’s soccer media guide was written, researched and edited by David Alexander, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications. Design by Victoria Kobilca (Saint Rose, 1994). Photography by Tom Killips. Special thanks to Chris Parody and Brittany Russ for all of their continued efforts. On the cover: Seniors La’Quilla Upton (#25), Carmelina Puopolo (#5), Emily Benjamin (#19), Jourdan Thompson (#13), and Meeghan Arno (#20) aim to lead the Golden Knights to their seventh NE-10 Championship within an eight-year span.

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MEDIA OUTLETS DIRECTIONS

GENERAL OUTLET TELEVISION OUTLETS Plumeri Sports Complex Associated Press Rodger Wyland The Plumeri Sports Complex is located approximately 10 minutes from the Saint Rose campus. 645 Albany-Shaker Road Sports Director For Point-to-Point Directions use 10 Frisbee Avenue; Albany, NY; 12209 Colonie, NY 12211 WNYT-Channel 13 Fax: (518) 438-5891 P.O. Box 4035 Albany, NY 12204 From State Thruway (Interstate Route 90) PRINT OUTLETS Phone: (518) 436-8477 (x-4818/x-4819) Take Exit 6A to Interstate 787 South. Go to end towards Route 9W (Exit 1). Turn Right onto South- E-mail: [email protected] Pete Iorizzo ern Boulevard at Light. Go approximately 100 yards and turn left at light. Make an Immediate Executive Sports Editor right. Go approximately 50 yards and turn left on Frisbee Avenue. Complex will be on your left. Doug Sherman Times Union Sports Director 1 News Plaza Albany, NY 12212 WRGB-Channel 6 1400 Balltown Road From the North (Route 87 Heading South) Phone: (518) 454-5425 Schenectady, NY 12301 Take Exit 7 off of Route 87 South. Merge onto Route 7 East towards Troy/Cohoes. Merge E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (518) 381-4970 onto Route 787 South. Go to end towards Route 9W (Exit 1). Turn Right onto Southern Bou- E-mail: [email protected] Tom Boggie levard at Light. Go approximately 100 yards and turn left at light. Make an Immediate right. Sports Editor Go approximately 50 yards and turn left on Frisbee Avenue. Complex will be on your left. Liana Bonavita Daily Gazette 2345 Maxon Road Sports Director Schenectady, NY 12301 WTEN-Channel 10 From the South (Route 87 Heading North) 341 Northern Boulevard Phone: (518) 395-3070 Take Exit 23 (Interstate 787/U.S. 9W) towards Albany/Troy. Take Exit 1 (U.S. 9W North towards Albany, NY 12204 E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (518) 436-0771 Albany). Turn Left onto Southern Boulevard. Go approximately 100 yards and turn right at light. E-mail: [email protected] Make an Immediate right. Go approximately 50 yards and turn left on Frisbee Avenue. Kevin Moran Complex will be on your left. Sports Editor Liana Bonavita Troy Record 501 Broadway Sports Director Troy, NY 12181 Fox News Phone: (518) 270-1295 WXXA Channel 23 28 Corporate Circle TABLE OF CONTENTS E-mail: [email protected] Albany, NY 12203 Phone: (518) 381-4970 Sports Editor E-mail: [email protected] The College of Saint Rose...... 2 The Chronicle Quick Facts:...... 3 The College of Saint Rose 432 Western Avenue Marissa Jacques Media Outlets:...... 4 Albany, NY 12203 Sports Director Directions:...... 4 Capital News 9 104 Watervliet Avenue Extension Table of Contents:...... 4 Joe Sullivan Albany, NY 12206 President:...... 5 Sports Editor Phone: (518) 641-7388 Boston Globe Athletics Director:...... 5 E-Mail: [email protected] P.O. Box 2378 Administrative Staff:...... 6 Boston, MA 02107 Head Coach:...... 7-8 Phone: (617) 929-2860 Coaching Staff:...... 9-10 E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected] Season Preview:...... 11 2013 Review:...... 12 Player Profiles:...... 13-22 NE-10 Championship Photo:...... 23 WEBSITES: Player Profiles: ...... 24-28 The College of Saint Rose:...... www.strose.edu Alumni Notes: ...... 29 The College of Saint Rose Athletics:...... www.gogoldenknights.com Roster:...... 30 NCAA:...... www.ncaa.org Schedule:...... 31 Northeast-10 Conference:...... www.northeast10.org Northeast-10 Conference:...... 32-33 2013 Results:...... 34-35 2013 Statistics:...... 36 Opponent Information:...... 37-38 Women’s Soccer Records:...... 39-42 Year-by-Year Results:...... 43-46 Series Records:...... 47-50 Honor Roll:...... 51-52 Work Hard-Play Hard...... 53 2014 Team Picture...... 54

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DIRECTOR of Athletics and Recreation PRESIDENT, The College of Saint Rose

Catherine Cummings Haker Dr. Carolyn J. Stefanco

The architect of the athletics program at The On July 1, 2014, Dr. Carolyn J. Stefanco of Decatur, College of Saint Rose, Catherine Cummings Haker Ga., became the 11th president of The College of brings with her a long and successful background Saint Rose. in intercollegiate athletics and recreation admin- Upon the announcement of her appointment, Dr. istration. Stefanco stated: “I am honored and excited to Haker arrived at the College in 1976 as head carry on the mission and deeply rooted values of coach of women’s basketball, a position she the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Carondelet and look held for 12 seasons while compiling a 186-124 forward to working with the trustees, students, (.600) record. faculty, staff, alumni, friends and community to build the College’s future. I love that the College The College didn’t even have a gymnasium upon prioritizes community service and recognizes that her arrival as the Campus Activities Center wasn’t partnerships with local and regional business, government, and civic leaders are key completed until 1978. The CAC has undergone numerous expansions throughout her to the success of higher educational institutions in urban environments. To lead an tenure and re-opened as the Events and Athletics Center following a $7.5 million outstanding institution that is poised to reach even higher levels of innovation and expansion and renovation project, which was completed 10 years ago. After 30 years entrepreneurship, to serve in even greater ways the workforce and economic needs of of coordinating multiple off-campus facilities for the Saint Rose soccer, baseball and the Capital Region and beyond, and to set a course that will ensure academic excel- softball teams, Haker’s long-standing dream to have College-owned outdoor athletics lence and management success is an extraordinary opportunity.” fields was fulfilled with the completion of the $ 4.7million Christian Plumeri Sports Complex in 2010. Stefanco previously served as chief academic officer and the first of the college’s five vice presidents at Agnes Scott College in Decatur, Ga. The Division of Academic With Haker’s outstanding leadership and guidance, the Saint Rose athletics program Affairs included academic programs, the curriculum, staff and faculty recruitment and has flourished from one that consisted solely of men’s and women’s basketball teams review, budget planning and management, assessment, student success, international to one that sponsors 18 programs that successfully compete at the Division II level of education, sponsored programs and information technology, as well as numerous other the NCAA. During her 37-year tenure, several of those teams have grown to national offices and resources. During her four-year tenure, she led initiatives that achieved prominence and today the entire program is well-known and respected for the ath- master planning goals, won institutional reaccreditation, increased academic quality letic and academic successes, along with the community engagement, of Saint Rose and student retention, raised funds from foundations and individuals, and fostered student- and teams. the college’s global efforts. Her contributions were recognized in the fall of 2010 when the College announced that Prior to her service at Agnes Scott College, Stefanco held leadership and teaching posi- the softball field at the new Christian Plumeri Sports Complex would bear her name. tions at California State University, Stanislaus, California Polytechnic State University Haker has been instrumental in directing the expansion of the athletics program from (Cal Poly), and Wheaton College in Massachusetts. At CSU Stanislaus, Stefanco was membership in the small-college regional Northeastern Athletic Conference (NAC), to the founding dean of the new College of Humanities and Social Sciences, overseeing national affiliation with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and 77 undergraduate and graduate programs. Her tenure at Cal Poly included special the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference. She also directed the College’s transition into assistant to the dean for faculty development, chair of the institution’s Department of the NCAA, Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and the History, and director of the Women’s Studies Program. Stefanco joined the Wheaton (formerly the New York Collegiate Athletic Conference) and played a vital role in the faculty in 1986 as an assistant professor of history and served as co-coordinator of College’s successful bid for membership into the Northeast-10 Conference (NE-10). the Women’s Studies Program. The qualities of a successful student-athlete are reflected in Haker’s managerial style. Stefanco earned her doctorate in history from Duke University, a master’s degree The desires to improve and excel while focusing on team goals are illustrated by the in history from Binghamton University, and a bachelor’s degree in history from the department’s growth throughout her tenure. University of Colorado at Boulder. She completed the Harvard Management Develop- ment Program, the American Council on Education’s Institute for New Chief Academic Haker served for six years as a basketball officials’ supervisor for the ECAC and has Officers, the Council for Independent Colleges’ program on Presidential Vocation and served on numerous other committees for the NCAA, including serving as a member Institutional Mission, and Leadership Atlanta. Her research has been funded by the of the NCAA Division II women’s basketball committee and as the chairperson of the National Endowment for the Humanities, the National Science Foundation and other NCAA Northeast Region women’s basketball committee from 2000-2004. She has agencies, and she has published in the areas of Southern and Western women’s also been active in various committees for the ECAC, the East Coast Conference and history, and higher education leadership. Stefanco previously served as a member the NE-10 throughout her career. of the board of directors of the Council of Colleges of Arts and Sciences, and as the Haker was President of the NAC for five years, was a member of the District 31 Executive vice president/president elect of the Association of Chief Academic Officers. She is a Committee for the NAIA, held the positions of Secretary/Treasurer and Vice President member of the advisory committee for The Council of Independent Colleges’ Campaign of the CACC and served as Secretary and Vice President of the NYCAC. Furthermore, for the Liberal Arts and Liberal Arts Colleges. she held both coaching and administrative positions for the Adirondack Region of the Stefanco was a Fulbright Scholar to the University of Zagreb in Croatia, served as Games throughout a 17-year span. resident director of a study abroad program at The University of London, and has Haker also has an extensive background in aquatics, having volunteered for many created programs for student exchange and faculty research in Honduras, Brazil, years both locally and at American Red Cross National Aquatics School as a Lifeguard Portugal, and Croatia. She received the 1989 Faculty Appreciation Award for Teaching Instructor Trainer and a Water Safety Instructor Trainer. at Wheaton College and the Richard K. Simon Outstanding Service Award from the Haker lettered in a number of sports at Bethlehem Central High School in Delmar, NY. College of Liberal Arts at Cal Poly in 2007. Later, she was a three-sport standout at Hartwick College where she participated in A native of Garfield, N.J., Stefanco is married to McGuire Gordon, who works in the , basketball and lacrosse. film industry. The couple has one daughter, Alexandra, who recently graduated from Haker resides in Selkirk and has two children, Matthew and Corinn. the University of California, Berkeley.

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

David Alexander Karen Haag Joshua Jennings Scot Obergefell Assistant A.D. for Communications Assistant A.D./S.W.A. Assistant A.D. for External Relations Assistant A.D. for Operations Head Coach – Women’s Basketball

Lisa Geiger, MS, ATC, CSCS Brian Beaury John Ardizone Mike Perno Assistant A.D. Head Coach - Men’s Basketball Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach for Athletic Training External Relations Operations

Glenna Magee Barbara Wyllie Keith Murray Jim Morrissey Athletics Business Administrator Office Manager Head Coach – Swimming & Diving Head Lacrosse Coach/Operations Aquatics Coordinator

Jessup Pierce Jeff Spalti Kyle Wilkins Gretchen Guenther Assistant Trainer, ATC Assistant Trainer, ATC Head Baseball Coach/Operations Faculty Athletics Representative

Will Aloia Anthony Barker Abby Arceneaux Brittany Russ Mike McCadney Assistant A.D. for Compliance Fitness Center Coordinator Head Softball Coach Coordinator of Athletics Head Track & Field Coach/Equipment and Strength Coach Operations Communications Room Manager 6 WWW.GOGOLDENKNIGHTS.COM THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

HEAD COACH

Head Coach - Laurie Darling Gutheil

There are simply few mentors who have the credentials that one victory shy of tying the NCAA Division II single-season record. Saint Rose became only Laurie Darling Gutheil possesses. Darling Gutheil, who stands the third team in NE-10 history (1985) to win three consecutive postseason league titles tied for seventh among active NCAA Division II coaches with and its lone loss was an overtime decision to none other than eventual national champion 277 victories entering the 2014 campaign, is in her 19th year at Grand Valley State (MI). the helm of The College of Saint Rose women’s soccer program. The season proved to be an appropriate encore to the 2008 campaign. The Golden Knights She has completely overhauled the program and developed set a then school record with 20 wins (20-4-2) after advancing to the NCAA Tournament it into among the most prestigious collegiate entities at any national semifinals. Senior forward Kailey Egbert (’10) was also recognized with the NE-10 level. The Golden Knights are not only perennially successful on Woman of the Year Award. the pitch, but also in the classroom and within the community. Meanwhile, the 2007 squad won the first NE-10 postseason championship in any sport by The run to the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship, a Saint Rose team throughout its eight year tenure as a league member. In addition to the the first team national title in Saint Rose annals, coupled with aforementioned NCAA Tournament bid, Saint Rose set then school records for wins (19), five NCAA Tournament national semifinals appearances within shutouts (15), and assists (57); and was the last team in the country (all divisions) to allow a the past six years, six Northeast-10 Conference Championships goal. The Golden Knights also advanced to the NCAA Tournament regional final for the third from 2007-11 and 2013, and 13 consecutive National Soccer Coaches Association of America time in five years. (NSCAA) Team Academic Awards underscore her numerous accolades. In 2006, Darling Gutheil was honored as the NE-10 Coach of the Year for the second time Last season’s campaign halted the team’s string of five straight NCAA Tournament national in five seasons. The Golden Knights advanced to the NCAA New England regional final for semifinals appearances. Regardless, the Golden Knights finished 20-1-2 with the lone blem- the second time in program history and wound up ranked #13 in the country by the NSCAA. ish coming in the NCAA Tournament East Region Final (round of 16). They won their sixth NE-10 title within the past seven years, qualified for their 11th NCAA Tournament within a The 2005 squad finished 13-3-5 and went on to win the ECAC Championship after tying 12 year span, and finished second in the country with a 0.213 team goals-against-average. Assumption in the NE-10 semifinals where the Golden Knights did not advance on penalty kicks. In 2004, Saint Rose once again advanced to the NCAA Tournament before falling 1-0 The 2012 charge to another NCAA Tournament national semifinals appearance provided the to eventual national semifinal participant Franklin Pierce in a New England regional semifinal. finishing touches on yet another stellar season. The Golden Knights won their fifth consecu- tive NCAA Tournament East Regional Championship, before falling 2-1 in double-overtime to The 2003 squad was the first Saint Rose team to advance to the NCAA New England regional eventual national champion West Florida. They also won a share of the NE-10 regular-season final. The campaign marked another first for the program with back Kerri Stone’s (’04) selec- championship, thus finishing atop the league standings for the seventh consecutive year, and tion as an NSCAA All-American. Stone, a three-year captain and a 2010 Saint Rose Athletics recorded at least 20 victories for the fifth straight time. Hall of Fame inductee who was recruited out of Colorado by Darling Gutheil; was one of only four NCAA Division II players throughout the country to be named to both the NSCAA Four different student-athletes earned All-America accolades, six were named All-Conference All-America and Scholar All-America squads. Stone was also honored by the ECAC with the in the NE-10, and the squad was ranked #1 in the nation in five separate NSCAA/Continental prestigious Robbins Scholar-Athlete Award as the conference’s premier NCAA Division II Tire weekly polls. Additionally, current senior Carmelina Puopolo (’14) was recognized as the female student-athlete. Daktronics/Ron Lenz National Player of the Year. Saint Rose also wound up seventh in the country in scoring offense (2.76) and 12th in goals-against-average (0.572). Furthermore, Darling Gutheil garnered her first NE-10 Coach of the Year award in 2002 after Saint Rose midfielder/back Kyra Meli was honored with the prestigious Elite 89 Award, an award made its first ever NCAA Tournament appearance and wound up ranked #22 in the country founded by the NCAA that recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring according to the final NSCAA poll. the individual who has reached the pinnacle of competition at the national championship The Golden Knights went 10-7-1 and finished sixth in the conference with an 8-5-1 mark in level in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard among his or 2001. They also earned the top seed in the ECAC postseason tournament, but fell 2-1 to Pace her peers. It marked the second time in three years that the award was presented to a Saint University in a semifinal match despite outshooting the Setters by a 15-3 margin. Saint Rose Rose women’s soccer player. was ranked as high as fifth in the NSCAA New England region poll and closed out the year Naturally, the 2011 campaign certainly stands out like none other throughout Darling Gutheil’s ranked sixth in the region. The Golden Knights were honored with their first NSCAA/Adidas illustrious career. The Golden Knights came from behind with a pair of second half goals to Team Academic Award that year as well. upend two-time defending national champion Grand Valley State (MI) in the national title Darling Gutheil inherited a program that had gone through three coaches in three seasons game. In the process, Saint Rose tied a school record with 24 victories, just one shy of the and had won only three matches in 1995, the year prior to her arrival. Her presence paid NCAA mark, set a school standard with 90 goals, while allowing a mere 13, and finished first immediate dividends as she guided the Golden Knights to a four-game improvement during in the county in goal scoring offense and 10th in GAA. her inaugural season. Darling Gutheil has since parlayed that 7-10 mark in 1996 into a 277- Four different student-athletes garnered All-America honors and eight earned All-Conference 83-22 career record on the strength of 12 consecutive 12-plus win seasons. plaudits. Puopolo was named the NSCAA National Player of the Year while Christina Cuffari The Golden Knights went 8-9 in 1997 and recorded their first winning season in four years (’12) was recognized by the NE-10 with two of the most prestigious awards the conference with a 9-8 slate in 1998. Darling Gutheil then directed the Golden Knights to a breakthrough bestows upon any student-athlete. Cuffari was honored as both the NE-10 Woman of the campaign in 1999 when Saint Rose posted an 8-9 mark despite losing six one-goal games. Year and its Outstanding Female Scholar-Athlete. However, the College finished 6-3 in the East Coast Conference (formerly the New York Col- From a broader perspective, Darling Gutheil has guided the program to 11 NCAA Tournament legiate Athletic Conference), which foreshadowed its rise to prominence. appearances within the last 12 years. She has led Saint Rose to a 212-33-20 record during Darling Gutheil earned a bachelor’s degree in history, along with completion of education that span and has been recognized as the NSCAA National Coach of the Year in two of the coursework to gain teaching certification for grades 6-12, in 1995 from Hartwick College past five seasons, including 2011. She has furthermore been honored as the NSCAA East where she also minored in psychology and gained induction into the school’s History and Region Coach of the Year throughout three of the past six years. Psychology Honor Societies. She furthermore graduated within Departmental Distinction in Such accolades have become prevalent thanks to Darling Gutheil’s stewardship. Throughout history in recognition of academic excellence. the past eight years, Saint Rose has had 34 student-athletes earn 67 different All-Conference A four-year starter on the Hawks’ soccer team, Darling Gutheil was presented with the awards and 16 have been recognized with 37 different All-America honors. President’s Award in the spring of 1995 as the institution’s top senior female scholar-athlete. A staggering five of those All-America awards were bestowed upon Saint Rose student- She furthermore garnered All-State accolades as a senior, served as a team captain and was athletes in 2010. The Golden Knights spent most of the season as the nation’s top-ranked named the club’s Most Valuable Player. squad and finished 23-1-1 overall. Furthermore, back Kelly Guerin (’11) was honored with the A history teacher at South Glens Falls High School, Darling Gutheil holds a master’s degree Elite 89 Award. Guerin was also chosen for an NE-10 Sports Excellence Award and earned a in guidance and counseling from Sage graduate school where she was inducted into the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. She was additionally named an NSCAA Scholar National Honor Society in recognition of an overall grade-point-average at or above 3.90. All-American along with three of her teammates. Darling Gutheil resides in Queensbury, NY with her husband and assistant coach Jason Gutheil. In 2009, Darling Gutheil directed the Golden Knights to a 24-1 overall mark and again finished 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 7 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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The Book on Laurie Darling Gutheil 19th Year (277-83-22) at The College of Saint Rose

Hometown Noteworthy Queensbury, New York Directed Saint Rose to the 2011 National Championship Two-time NSCAA National Coach of the Year | 2009 and 2011 Family Three-time NSCAA East Region Coach of the Year | 2008, 2009 and 2010 Husband: Jason Gutheil, Saint Rose Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Two-time NE-10 Coach of the Year | 2002 and 2006 NCAA Division II seventh active winningest coach (by victories) Education 11 NCAA Tournament appearances in the past 12 years Bachelor’s Degree in History, Hartwick College 5 NCAA Tournament National Semifinal Appearances within the past six years • Minor in psychology 6 Northeast-10 Conference Tournament Championships within the past seven years, • Completed education coursework to gain teaching certification for grades 1-6 2007-11 and 2013 • Graduated with Departmental Distinction in history in recognition of academic 8 consecutive NE-10 regular-season championships excellence 13 straight NSCAA Team Academic Awards • Earned President’s Award as the institution’s top senior female scholar-athlete Master’s in Guidance and Counseling, The Sage Colleges Saint Rose Women’s Soccer - A Winning Tradition • Inducted into National Honor Society in in recognition of an overall grade- 1 National Championship | 2011 point-average at or above 3.90 11 NCAA Tournament Appearances | 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Collegiate Playing Experience 5 straight NCAA Tournament National Semifinal Appearances | 2008, 2009, 2010, • Hartwick; 1991-94 2011, 2012 • Team MVP as a senior 6 NE-10 Tournament Championships | 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013 • Team captain as a senior 8 consecutive NE-10 Regular-Season Championships | 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, • All-State selection 2011, 2012, 2013 1 ECAC Championship | 2005 Collegiate Coaching Experience 3 ECAC Tournament Appearances | 2000, 2001, 2005 Head Coach: The College of Saint Rose, 1996-present

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COACHING STAFF

Jason Gutheil - Assistant Coach

Jason Gutheil enters his 16th year as an assistant to his wife and head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. He is involved in numerous aspects of the pro- gram although his main focus is working with the team’s goalkeepers. His efforts are also directed towards recruiting, game analysis, individual skill development and tactics. Gutheil works as a mathematics teacher at Queensbury Middle School in upstate New York. He earned a master’s degree in education from Plattsburgh State in 2000 after graduating cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Hartwick in 1995. Furthermore, he is currently pursuing a school district administrator’s degree.

Kailey Egbert - Assistant Coach

Kailey Egbert, who graduated in May of 2010 after an exceptional career for The College of Saint Rose women’s soccer team, returns for her sixth season as an assistant for head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. She completed her Doctorate in physical therapy from Sage Graduate School in the spring of 2012. Egbert concluded her distinguished career in a Golden Knights uniform among the College’s top-15 in all three major scoring categories with 67 points, 25 goals and 17 assists. The three-time team captain and two-time, All-Conference pick was chosen among a select group of student-athletes at all NCAA levels for an educational grant through the NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Program. Egbert was furthermore honored with the Northeast-10 Conference Woman of the Year Award at the league’s annual awards banquet in 2009. She was subsequently listed among a group of 30 student-athletes, at all NCAA levels and sports, to be chosen a national semifinalist for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. As a senior in 2008, Egbert had 18 points on seven goals and four assists for the Golden Knights who strung together an historic campaign. Saint Rose posted a 20-4-2 mark, set a school record with its 20 victories and became only the fourth team since 1985 to win back-to-back NE-10 Champion- ships. The Golden Knights furthermore earned their sixth NCAA Tournament berth within a seven year stretch and wound up as the nation’s fourth ranked team after winning the NCAA Tournament East Regional Championship that propelled them to a national semifinal appearance. Egbert was honored as a 2008 National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA)/Adidas first-team Scholar All-American, was tabbed a Capital One Academic All-District® honoree, as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), and was also named a third-team All-American by the NSCAA.

Renae Ransdell - Assistant Coach

Renae Ransdell is in her 10th year as an assistant to head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. She provides individual instruction to the team’s midfield- ers and assists with player development and tactics. She was inducted into The College of Saint Rose Athletics Hall of Fame in 2012 following a distinguished playing career. Ransdell wound up her four-year career in 2004 as one of the most decorated players in school annals. She was a three-time, first-team All-Conference and All-Region performer who helped lead the Golden Knights to the NCAA Tournament during her sophomore, junior and senior campaigns. In 2002, she became the first player in school history to register 10 goals and 10 assists in a single-season. Ransdell stands tied for fifth all-time with 103 points while her 38 career goals and 27 assists put her seventh and fifth respectively among the all- time leaders in those categories. She owns a bachelor’s degree in communications from Saint Rose.

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COACHING STAFF

Amanda Deck - Assistant Coach

Amanda Deck is in her fourth year working an assistant for head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. A 2010 Saint Rose graduate, Deck earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice after putting together one of the most accomplished athletic careers in school history. A dynamic leader, Deck is involved with all aspects of the program and primarily works with the midfielders during training. The former midfielder was named a first-team All-American in each of her last three years, was named the Northeast-10 Conference Player of the Year as a senior and was a three-time All-League selection. She was furthermore honored as the 2010 Daktronics East Region Player of the Year. Deck tied a school record with 28 career assists and was 11th all-time behind 68 points at the time of her graduation. She also recorded 20 goals and furthermore established a then school standard with 96 starts and helped guide the Golden Knights to three consecutive NCAA Tournament national semifinal appearances.

Brittany Godin - Assistant Coach

Brittany Godin is in her third year as an assistant to head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. Godin graduated in May of 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in biology following an outstanding career in a Golden Knights uniform. She is currently working on her postgraduate degree in physical therapy at Sage Graduate School in nearby Troy. Godin was part of a class that recorded a 91-7-4 (.912) record throughout her career, made four consecutive NCAA national semifinal appearances, won four straight Northeast-10 Conference Championships and of course captured the 2011 National Championship. Godin was named an NSCAA All-American as a sophomore and twice garnered All-Conference accolades from the NE-10. As a senior, she was named an NSCAA first-team All-East selection and was chosen as the Most Outstanding Player of the NE-10 Championship when she scored three goals and set up another throughout three games. She also served as a team captain in 2011.

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INTRODUCTION: A Expectations are again high for The College of Saint Rose. SCHEDULE: The Golden Knights will open the year with four straight non-league The Golden Knights are ranked #6 in the NSCAA/Continental Tire NCAA Division II contests, before embarking on a 14-game NE-10 docket. Two conference teams Preseason Poll and are favored to repeat as Northeast-10 Conference champions. advanced to last season’s NCAA Tournament including American International whom upended the Golden Knights 2-0 in the East Regional Final. The Yellow Jackets arrive Eight starters are among 18 returning letterwinners from last year’s squad that in the Capital Region on Tuesday, October 7. Saint Rose will also host Adelphi on went 20-1-2 overall, finished second in the country with a 0.213 team goals- Tuesday, September 23. The Golden Knights defeated the Panthers 2-0 in a second against-average and were 25th in scoring offense behind 2.3 goals per-game. round matchup and also upended them 2-0 in the NE-10 Championship Final. Saint Rose also recorded its sixth straight 20-win season, set a school record with 19 shutouts and won its sixth NE-10 title within the past seven seasons. The Golden Knights also advanced to their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament SUMMATION: This is another skilled side that knows what the program’s annual Regional Championship game. goal is, to win the national championship like it did in 2011. Outstanding depth, The veteran group will be augmented by a talented recruiting class, and thus the great team speed, a sound defensive unit and balanced scoring are all annual squad’s depth should be one if its’ numerous assets. trademarks. Proven postseason success further bolsters the team’s stock. That being said, Saint Rose should be mentioned among the more prominent squads when NCAA Tournament bids are announced in November. RETURNEES (17): Among those back in the mix are senior forward Carmelina Puopolo, who missed most of last year after suffering an injury in the third game of the season, and central back Jourdan Thompson. Both are two-time, first-team All-Americans. Puopolo is furthermore the school recorder for points (148), goals (51) and assists (46), while Thompson is simply among the nation’s top defenders.

The rest of the returning starting group is comprised of senior midfielder/forward Emily Benjamin, senior back La’Quilla Upton, junior midfielders Kristin Carr and Michaela Phillips, junior forward Jennifer Busk, sophomore forward/midfielder Emily Meeks, and junior back Nicole Shively. Carr, Phillips, Upton and Shively all earned All-Conference honors, as did Thompson, a year ago. Carr and Busk are the top-two returning scorers. Carr had 13 points on six goals and an assist, while Busk recorded 12 points behind five goals and a pair of helpers.

The rest of the group is comprised of a senior, four juniors, and a like number of sophomores. Forward Meeghan Arno is the lone senior. She was named the MVP of the NE-10 Championship last fall after she tallied the lone goal in a pair of 1-0 victories. MidfieldersAmanda Vasquez and Gianna Smith both missed most of 2013 due to injuries as well. The former was an All-League pick as a freshman and Smith was also a starter that year. Back Ojwanna Wilson and back/midfielderJoani Medero also return. The sophomore class is comprised of keeper Ashley Homer, forward Sammy Blizzard, and midfielder/backMegan Reese. Blizzard and Meeks both garnered NE-10 All-Rookie accolades last season after recording five and three goals respectively. Meanwhile, Homer is expected to initially get the majority of playing time between the posts. She did not surrender a goal throughout 250 minutes of action that spanned eight contests last season.

NEWCOMERS (13): Again, the incoming class consists of several individuals that have the potential to play prominent roles this fall. Three transfers are in the mix including a pair of juniors in forward/midfielderSilvana Giovannone, out of Mo- hawk Valley CC, and midfielderQuinn Massaroni who arrives via Bryant, along with sophomore keeper Jaime Durant who spent a season at SUNY Potsdam. Senior forward Carmelina Puopolo is the school record holder for points (148), goals (51), and assists (46). Meanwhile, the freshman class consists of keeper Madison Taylor, back Emily Opalinski, forwards Morgan Burchhardt and Raven Small, midfielders Roxana Hernandez, Torez Ramsey and Sydney O’Shaughnessy, forwards Kayley Jansen and Courtney Benson, and forward/midfielderAmanda Roney.

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2013 IN REVIEW

The Golden Knights strung together yet another historic campaign in 2013 that culminated with their sixth Northeast-10 Confer- ence postseason championship within a seven year span. Saint Rose also recorded its sixth straight 20-win season and set a school record with 19 shutouts. The Golden Knights furthermore advanced to their sixth consecutive NCAA Tournament Regional Championship game and were recognized by the NSCAA with a Team Academic Award for the 13th consecutive year in recogni- tion of academic excellence.

Several other accomplishments were noteworthy as well.

• Two different student-athletes earned All-America accolades

• Five student-athletes garnered All-Region accolades

• Ten earned various NE-10 All-Conference awards

• Two garnered Capital One Academic All-America® honors

• The team was ranked among the nation’s top-five NCAA Division II squads in 11 separate NSCAA/Continental Tire weekly polls

The Golden Knights won their sixth NE-10 Championship within a seven-year stretch a year ago.

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Madison Taylor #0 Ashley Homer #1 5-9, FR, GK • Mississauga, ONT/Streetsville Secondary • Psychology 5-9, SO, GK • Puyallup, WA/Puyallup • Criminal Justice

GENERAL: Said that the athlete she most admires is GENERAL: Played for Washington Premier ECNL… Canadian bobsledder Kallie Humphries…Mentioned Said that Alex Morgan is the athlete she most that her parents are the people who she most admires…Enjoys hunting and fishing…Her admires…Enjoys cooking and listening to music… favorite movie is “Pitch Perfect” and her favorite Favorite movie is “She’s the Man” and her favorite food is chicken caesar salad…Enjoys the music foods are potatoes and steak. of Luke Bryan.

AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in eight contests… Did not surrender a goal throughout 251 minutes of playing time…Recorded 10 saves…Turned aside a season-high six shots-on-target throughout the second half in a 4-0 win versus Northeast-10 Conference rival Assumption (10/1/13)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an SPSL second-team North All League honoree in 2011 and 2012, and an honorable mention pick in 2010.

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Silvana Giovannone #2 Nicole Shively #3 5-8, JR, F/M • Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glenville • Psychology 5-7, JR, B • Burnt Hills, NY/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake • Biology

GENERAL: Arrives via Mohawk Valley Community GENERAL: Athletic, fast and smart player who College…Played club soccer for Blackwatch… stays composed and competes at a high level… Said her parents and siblings are the people who Possesses an outstanding work rate…Will again have had the greatest influence on her…Mentioned see some time on the outside at midfield and in that FC Barcelona striker Neymar is the athlete she the back…Played club soccer for the Albany Al- most admires…Enjoys the outdoors…Her favorite leycats…Mentioned that her father is a person who food is chicken parmesan and her favorite movie has had a great deal of influence on her…Enjoys is “The Blind Side”. playing numerous sports…Favorite movie is “The Proposal”…Her favorite food is steak…Enjoys the HIGH SCHOOL: Second-team All-State and a music of the Dave Mathews Band…Her favorite three-time sectional All-Star for the Tartans…Also athlete is David Ortiz…Has a brother who played a Foothills Council All-Star…Was Scotia-Glenville’s baseball at SUNY Oneonta and an uncle who played top scorer as both a junior and senior…Team baseball at nearby Siena College…Aspires to obtain captain and MVP. a graduate degree in physical therapy following her career at Saint Rose…Said that advancing to the NCAA Tournament national semifinals as a freshman in 2012 has been her best sports moment to date…Enjoys spending time with her family and friends.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Started 22 of the squad’s 23 matches…Key part of a defensive unit that finished second in the country with a 0.213 team goals-against-average…Named a third-team Northeast-10 Conference All-League Pick…Assisted on the game-winner in a 3-1 victory versus NE-10 rival Stonehill (10/26/13)…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

AS A FRESHMAN: Started all 13 contests she appeared in before an injury cut short her season in mid-October…Finished with a goal and two assists as an outside back…Scored her first collegiate goal and also assisted on the game-winner in a 3-2 victory versus NE-10 and “Upstate Challenge” rival Le Moyne (9/12/12)…Also had an assist during a 3-1 triumph at Pace (9/26/12)…Was named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters.

HIGH SCHOOL: Third-team class “A” All-State pick in 2011…Chosen to the section II class “A” All-Star teams in each of her last three years…Was a Suburban Council first-team All-Star as a senior and a second-team honoree as both a sophomore and a junior…Team captain as a senior…Member of both the National Honor and New York State Science Honor Societies… Earned an Academic High Honors Award.

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 13 11 1 2 4 7 .143 5 .714 0 0-0 2013 23 22 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 TOTAL 36 33 1 3 5 12 .083 8 .667 0 0-0

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Emily Opalinski #4 Courtney Benson #6 5-5, FR, B • Buffalo, NY/Williamsville East • Biology 5-7, FR, F • Contookcook, NH/Hopkinton • Business Administration

GENERAL: Played club soccer for Blackwatch… GENERAL: Comes out of Seacoast United Soccer Said her mother, father and aunt are the people who Club…Said her father is the person that she most have had the greatest influence on her…Mentioned admires…Mentioned that her favorite athlete is that U.S. National Team members Sydney Leroux Abby Wambach…Enjoys working with children… and Megan Rapinoe are the athletes she most Favorite food is spaghetti and her favorite band admires…Hobbies include photography…Favorite is Maroon 5…Favorite movie is “Martian Child”. movies are “Stuck in Love” and “The Perks of Being A Wallflower”…Favorite food is spaghetti parmesan HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead the Hawks to the 2013 and her favorite musician is The 1975…Aspires to state championship…Twice tabbed a first-team go backpacking in Europe and to obtain her doctor- All-State pick and was named the New Hampshire ate in physical therapy following her undergraduate MVP as a senior…Named Co-MVP as a junior… career…Said that winning a league championship Team co-captain…Earned Leadership Award as and that converting a penalty kick in a playoff game a senior…National Honor Society member… have been her best sports moments to date. Recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar…Also played softball. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a sixth-team All-State and a second-team All-Region performer for Williamsville East…Was furthermore named a Western New York, Erie County Interscholastic Conference (ECIC) and All-Bee first-team All-Star.

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Carmelina Puopolo #5 5-5, SR, F • Scarborough, Ontario/Cardinal Newman • Childhood Education

GENERAL: A team captain…Two-time All-Amer- AS A SOPHOMORE: Established herself as one of the most prolific goal scoring threats in ican…Is dangerous in the box and on the ball… the nation…Was subsequently chosen the Most Outstanding Offensive Player of the NCAA Missed all but three contests a year ago due to Championship Tournament…Captured an abundance of accolades, for both athletic and an injury and thus still has a year of eligibility academic excellence throughout the year…Scored both goals in the Golden Knights 2-1 remaining…Is the all-time point producer (148) triumph versus Grand Valley State (12/3/11) in the national championship game…Named the in the renowned history of Saint Rose women’s NSCAA/Continental Tire Player of the Year and a first-team All-American…Was also honored soccer…Is also the school record holder for goals as a Daktronics first-team All-American…Chosen to the NE-10 Academic All-Conference (51) and assists (46)…One of only 26 players in squad…Was furthermore recognized as a CoSIDA/Capital One first-team District I Academic NCAA Division II annals to record 40 goals and 40 All-American®…Honored as both a Daktronics and NSCAA/Continental Tire first-team All-East assists…Comes out of Ajax Storm premier club pick…First-team NE-10 All-Conference selection as well…Recognized as the collegesoc- team…Former member of the Canadian U-17 cer360.com Player of the Week (12/19/11) following her performance in the national cham- National Player Pool…Led the Ajax Storm club pionship match…Earned NE-10 Player of the Week accolades on four occasions (9/19/11, team to four Ontario Cup titles and three league 9/26/11, 10/3/11, 11/14/11)…Named to the conference’s Commissioner’s Honor Roll for championships…Has also been a member of the both the fall and spring semesters…Set then single-season school records with 51 points Ontario National Training Center (NTCO)…Led the and 19 goals…Ten of her 19 strikes were game-winners…Finished tied for first in the nation NTCO to the 2006 Gold Medal at the U-14 national with her 51 points…Wound up third in goals and tied for seventh with 13 assists…Led the championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan where she was the tournament’s top scorer… country behind her 10 GWG…Paced the NE-10 in every major offensive statistical category She guided the team to a bronze medal at the U-16 championships in Quebec the following including points, goals and GWG, and was tied for the league lead in assists…Recorded at year…Mentioned that Michael Jordan is the athlete she most admires…Said her family least a point in 20 of the 25 contests she appeared in…Had six multi-goal performances on members are the people who have influenced her the most…Enjoys watching television… the year…Finished with a pair of strikes and an assist in a 5-0 NCAA Tournament second- Favorite food is pasta and her favorite movie is “Titantic”…Enjoys the music of Iggy Azalea… round triumph versus #22 Merrimack (11/13/11)…Also had two goals and a pair of helpers Added that capturing the 2011 National Championship and being named the NSCAA Player during an 8-0 win versus Mercy (9/27/11). of the Year have been her best sports moment to date. AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in all 25 games…Garnered third-team NE-10 All-Conference AS A SENIOR (2013): Suffered a season ending injury in early September…Still managed honors…Three-time NE-10 Rookie of the Week (9/6/10, 10/1/10, 10/8/10)…Her 31 points to record a pair of goals and five assists in that short time period…Had two goals and set up tied classmate Sydney Bond for second on the team’s stat sheet, which furthermore placed two others during a 7-0 season-opening win versus Nyack (9/5/13)…Registered three assists them fourth among the league leaders…Joined then senior midfielder Christina Cuffari as during a 4-0 victory versus Felician (9/7/13)…Was subsequently named to the Nortehast-10 just the second and third players in Golden Knights history to record double digits in both Conference weekly honor roll (9/9/13)…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll goals and assists in a single season…Her 10 goals tied (Christina Cuffari) her for third on for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence. the team and sixth among the conference leaders…Her 11 assists were second both for the Golden Knights and in the NE-10…Started her career with a flourish, netting three goals and AS A JUNIOR: Garnered numerous accolades, both athletically and academically, follow- assisting on two others in her first two games…Had a six-game point streak from 9/28/10 ing yet another prolific campaign…Named the Daktronics Ron Lenz National Player of the until 10/16/10...Scored goals in four straight games from 9/28/10 to 10/8/10…Recorded Year…Tabbed a Daktronics first-team All-American for the second consecutive season… at least one point in all three games of the NE-10 Championship…Selected to the NE-10 Also chosen as the East Region Player of the Year and a first-team All-East honoree for the Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters. second straight season…Honored as an NSCAA/Continental Tire first-team All-American for the second straight year…Was furthermore chosen an NSCAA Scholar All-American… HIGH SCHOOL: Four-time team MVP and top scorer at Cardinal Newman, which won the city Selected to the NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team…Chosen a first-team NE-10 All- championship each of her last four years and qualified for the OFSAA championship.…Also League pick for the second straight campaign…Was furthermore honored as a Capital One/ lettered in volleyball…Played soccer for Joe D’Aquila. CoSIDA Academic All-American®…Also chosen a Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District I honoree for the second consecutive season…Honored with the prestigious NE-10 Sports Excellence Award for women’s soccer in recognition of outstanding academic and athletic success…Was again chosen to the NE-10 Academic All-Conference squad in recognition of outstanding academic and athletic performance…Was named the NE-10 Player of the Week on four occasions (9/4/12, 10/1/12, 11/13/12, 11/19/12) and to the NE-10 weekly honor roll three additional times (9/18/12, 10/22/12, 10/29/12)…Scored her school record 115th career point behind her three goal performance during a 6-0 triumph versus Saint Michael’s (9/29/12)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence…Led the country and broke her own school records from the previous year with 57 points…Was second nationally in both goals (20) and assists (17)…Finished sixth in the country in points/game (2.28), was third in assists/game (0.68) and 16th in goals/game (0.8)…Once again led the NE-10 in nearly CAREER STATISTICS: every major offensive statistical category including goals, assists and points…Was fourth in game-winning-goals (4)…Recorded at least a point in 16 of the team’s 25 matches…Had OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att four multi-goal performances …Had at least one goal and an assist on 10 occasions…Tied 2010 25 0 10 11 31 67 .149 36 .537 2 0-0 a school record with 10 points behind four goals and three helpers during a 10-0 season- opening win versus NYIT (8/30/12)…Tallied two goals and set up two others during a 5-1 2011 25 24 19 13 51 111 .171 56 .505 10 0-0 triumph at Franklin Pierce (9/22/12)…Scored twice and added an assist in a 3-0 NCAA 2012 25 23 20 17 57 139 .144 68 .489 4 0-0 Tournament first-round win versus Wilmington (11/9/12). 2013 3 3 2 5 9 11 .182 3 .273 0 1-1 TOTAL 78 50 51 46 148 328 .155 163 .497 16 1-1

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Amanda Vasquez #7 Morgan Burchhardt #8 5-7, JR, M • Tustin, CA/Foothill • Biology 5-6, FR, F • Burnt Hills, NY/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake • Early Childhood Education

GENERAL: A team captain…Played premier soc- GENERAL: Comes out of Albany Alleycats Premier cer for Strikers F.C. out of the prestigious ECNL… Club…Said that her father is a person who has had Technically sound and very athletic player… a great deal of influence on her…Mentioned that Mentioned that her parents are the people who U.S. National team member Sydney Leroux is the have had the greatest influence on her…Enjoys athlete she most admires…Said that winning two spending time with her friends and going to the consecutive New York State Cup Tournaments have beach…Aspires to become a physical therapist… been her best sports moments to date. Mentioned that advancing to the NCAA Tournament national semifinals as a freshman has been her best HIGH SCHOOL: Decorated player for Burnt Hills- sports moment to date. Ballston Lake…Three-time New York State class “A” Player of the Year…Twice garnered class “A” AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in only 10 games All-State accolades…Also named a Regional All- due to injury…Made nine starts…Finished with American…Broke all three major scoring career four goals and a pair of assists…Two of her strikes records at Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake with 191 points proved to be game-winners…Found the back behind 59 goals and 73 assists…Was the squad’s of the net twice in a 4-0 victory versus Felician assists leader each of her four years…Recorded a (9/7/13)…Scored the game-winner in a 3-0 triumph versus Northeast-10 Conference rival New York State section II record of 30 assists in a season…Led the Spartans to four section Pace (10/2/14)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the spring semester in II class “A” championships, three class “A” regional titles, and three class “A” state semifinal recognition of academic excellence. appearances…Team captain as a senior…Was also member of both the indoor and outdoor track & field teams. AS A FRESHMAN: Started all 23 matches that she appeared in…Earned Daktronics Honorable Mention All-America accolades…Was chosen a Daktronics first-team All-East pick and an NSCAA/Continental Tire second-team selection…Garnered second-team NE-10 All-League accolades and was furthermore selected to the All-Rookie Team…Tabbed the NE-10 Rookie of the Week on four occasions (9/10/12, 10/15/12, 10/29/12, 11/13/12)…Named to the NE- 10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters…Finished third on the squad with 20 points behind eight goals and four assists…Led the NE-10 with five GWG… Wound up 10th among the league leaders in goals and was 12th in both points and assists… Also recorded 37 shots, including 22 on-target threats…Scored her first two collegiate goals during a 5-0 win against visiting Nyack (9/4/12)…Put together a four-game goal scoring streak from 10/10/12 to 10/24/12…Capped that stretch with a goal and an assist during a 2-0 win at New Haven (10/24/12).

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter and a four-year scholar-athlete for the Knights…Was a first-team All-League performer in each of her final three seasons, when she was also named the Defensive MVP…Was named the team MVP as both a junior and a senior when she also served as a team captain…Is a Life Member of the California Scholarship Federation…Was an honor roll student in each of her four years.

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 23 21 8 4 20 37 .216 22 .595 5 0-0 2013 10 9 4 2 10 19 .211 6 .316 2 0-0 TOTAL 33 30 12 6 30 56 .214 28 .500 7 0-0

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Emily Meeks #9 Roxana Hernandez #10 5-9, SO, F/M • Enumclaw, WA/Enumclaw • Communications 5-7, FR, M • Pasadena, CA/John Marshall Fundamental • Exploratory

GENERAL: Played premier soccer for WPFC…Said GENERAL: Comes out of L.A. Premier FC…Said her stepfather is a person who has had a great deal that her parents are the people who have had the of influence on her…Enjoys spending time with her greatest influence on her…Enjoys watching mov- family…Favorite movie is “The Great Gatsby”… ies, listening to music and spending time with her Favorite musician is Demi Lovato…Said that her friends…Mentioned that FC Barcelona midfielder best sports moment was when she headed home Xavi Hernandez is the athlete she most admires… a corner kick in the final seconds of regulation in Said she wants to do something that allows her a 0-0 game. to help people following her graduation from Saint Rose…Added that leading her high school AS A FRESHMAN: Played in 21 matches and made team to the California Interscholastic Federation 18 starts…Recorded three goals and a pair of as- Championship as a junior has been her best sports sists…Was named to the Northeast-10 Conference moment to date. All-Rookie Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was named the Division 7 Delphic HIGH SCHOOL: First-team All-League selection League MVP…Twice garnered first-team All- for the Hornets…Named Most Valuable Offensive League honors and was tabbed the Rookie of the Player. Year in 2011.

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Sydney O’Shaughnessy #11 Kayley Jansen #12 5-7, FR, M • Powell, OH/Olentangy Liberty • Exploratory 5-7, FR, F • Lake Katrine, NY/Kingston • Biology

GENERAL: Played club soccer for Ohio Premier… GENERAL: Played club soccer for the Kingston Said that her grandfather is the person who has had Warriors…Said that her mother is a person who the greatest influence on her…Her favorite food is has had a great deal of influence on her and that pasta and favorite movie is “Never Back Down”… Alex Morgan is the athlete she most admires… Her mother played basketball and volleyball at Enjoys reading and spending time with her family Ohio Wesleyan and her father played rugby at Ohio and friends…Favorite foods are chocolate chip State…Mentioned that Christine Lilly is the athlete pancakes and Sunrise bagels…Added that she she most admires. enjoys listening to all types of music.

HIGH SCHOOL: Garnered numerous awards throughout her career…Four-year scholar-ath- lete…Team captain of both the soccer and track & field squads…Honored as the Kingston Female Athlete of the Year…Was named a section IX class “AA” second-team All-Star as a senior…Four-year starter…Recognized as the Kingston Daily Freeman Athlete of the Week (9/13/13)…Was furthermore a standout for the Tigers lacrosse and track & field teams…Tabbed a section IX class “AA” All-Star in lacrosse as a sophomore… Honored as the Kingston Varsity Club Athlete of the Week in January of 2013…Became only the third female in Kingston High School history to run a sub-60, 400 meter dash…Part of the 4x100m and 4x200m school record setting relay teams…National Honor Society member.

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Jourdan Thompson #13 Sammy Blizzard #14 5-6, SR, B • Brick, NJ/Brick Memorial • Communications 5-5, SO, F • Gansevoort, NY/South Glens Falls • Biology

GENERAL: A team captain…All-America central GENERAL: Played premier soccer for the Albany back…Played premier soccer for the Wall Strikers Alleycats and the Adirondack Lynx…Said that her in the Princeton Soccer Association…Helped lead parents are the people who have had the greatest the squad to a state title and a United Soccer League influence on her…Mentioned that LeBron James national championship…Named MVP of the na- is the athlete she most admires…Her favorite tional tournament…Said her parents are the people movie is “Elf”…Hobbies include hiking, who have had the greatest influence on her…En- and longboarding…Enjoys Chinese food…Has a joys reading along with watching football and bas- cousin, Ann Palmer, who ran track for the Golden ketball…Favorite food is macaroni and cheese… Knights…She added that she enjoys all genres of Favorite movie is “Sweet Home Alabama”…Her music…Aspires to become a physical therapist fol- father played football at East Stroudsburg University lowing her graduation from Saint Rose…Said that (PA), while her mother was a member of the field scoring the winning goal in the final two minutes of hockey team at Bethany College (PA)…High school a televised soccer game has been her best sports teammate of former All-American Christina Cuffari moment to date. (’11)…Said winning the 2011 National Champion- ship has been her best sports moment to date… AS A FRESHMAN: Made an immediate impact Aspires to attend law school following her undergraduate career at Saint Rose. by playing in 20 contests and making one start…Named to the Northeast-10 Conference All-Rookie team after finishing tied for fourth on the squad with 11 points behind five goals AS A JUNIOR: Solidified herself as one of the nation’s top defenders…Started all 22 of the and an assist…Also manufactured 12 shots-on-goal…Scored the game-winner in a 2-0 matches she appeared in…Key part of a defensive unit that finished second in the country victory versus NE-10 rival Franklin Pierce (9/28/13)…Was subsequently named the NE-10 with a 0.213 team goals-against-average…Was honored as an NSCAA/Continental Tire Rookie of the Week (9/30/14)…Had a goal and an assist during a 3-0 triumph at conference first-team All-American for the second consecutive year…Named a Daktronics second-team rival Merrimack (10/19/13)…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall All-American…Furthermore recognized by the NSCAA as a Scholar All-American…Named semester in recognition of academic excellence. a Capital One Academic All-District 1 selection…Tabbed both an NSCAA and Daktronics first-team All-East honoree…Garnered first-team Northeast-10 Conference All-League ac- HIGH SCHOOL: Had a prolific career at South Glens Falls…Recorded 138 career goals… colades…Chosen to the NE-10 All-Championship Team…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Helped lead the Bulldogs to four Foothills Council Championships…Two-time All-State Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence… pick…Two-year team captain…Named the team Offensive Player of the Year in each of her Named the NE-10 Defensive Player of the Week five times (9/9/13, 9/23/13, 9/30/13, 10/14/13, four years…Led the Foothills Council in scoring throughout each of her four years…Led all 11/18/13) and was honored as the Player of the Week on one occasion (11/4/13)…Finished of section II in scoring as a junior…Was a four-time Foothills Council first-team All-Star as with three goals and an assist out of the back…Tallied what held up as the game-winner in well…Tabbed a Glens Falls Post-Star first-team All-Star as a sophomore, junior and senior; a 4-0 triumph at NE-10 rival Bentley (11/2/13). and was a second-team pick as a freshman…Was also a four-year Albany Times Union All- Star…Named a section II class “A” All-Star during each of her last three years…Tabbed as AS A SOPHOMORE: Made an immediate impact by starting all 25 contests and anchoring the Co-Most Valuable Player of the Foothills Council as a senior…Honored as a Capitalsports. a back line that recorded 13 shutouts and surrendered a mere 14 goals throughout 25 net Player of the Month during both her junior and senior campaigns…Selected as the Dunkin matches…Was subsequently named an NSCAA/Continental Tire first-team All-American Donuts Player of the Month as a senior…Named the WCKM 98.5 Student-Athlete of the Week and first-team All-East pick…Was also chosen to the NE-10 Academic All-Conference Team as a junior…Named to The Saratogian Dream Team as a sophomore…Tabbed the Foothills in recognition of outstanding performance on the pitch and in the classroom…Honored as Council Rookie of the Year as a freshman…Member of the Spanish National Honor Society. the NE-10 Defensive Player of the Week (9/24/12)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 25 23 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2013 22 22 3 1 7 15 .200 6 .400 1 0-0 TOTAL 47 45 3 1 7 0 .000 0 .000 1 0-0

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Kristin Carr #15 Joani Medero #16 5-7, JR, F • Tolland, CT/Tolland • Chemistry 5-3, JR, B/M • , NY/Millennium • Biology

GENERAL: An exceptional athlete with an outstand- GENERAL: Is technically sound on the ball…Plays ing work rate and sound goal scoring instincts… with confidence…Played premier for the Manhat- Comes out of the Northeast United Premier Soccer tan Soccer Club. Club…Mentioned that her parents are the people who have had the greatest influence on her… AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 12 contests… Her favorite movie is “Titanic” and her favorite Made a pair of starts…Picked up an assist in a 4-0 musicians are Taylor Swift and Jason Aldean… win versus Felician (9/7/13). Aspires to pursue a master’s degree following her undergraduate career at Saint Rose…Said that AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 13 games… her best sports moment to date was advancing Generated one shot out of the back…Was named to the NCAA Tournament national semifinals as a to the Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s freshman in 2012. Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence. AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in all 23 contests and started 14…Garnered second-team Northeast-10 Conference All-League accolades…Finished sec- ond on the team in total scoring with 13 points on six goals and an assist…Her six strikes placed her 15th among the league leaders…Also tallied a pair of game-winners and generated 14 shots-on-goal… Notched the game-winner in a 2-0 victory at “Upstate Challenge” rival Le Moyne (9/18/13)…Also had the game-winner in a 4-0 triumph versus Roberts Wesleyan (9/10/13)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

AS A FRESHMAN: Put together a stellar rookie campaign…Wound up fourth among the team leaders in point production…Named to the NE-10 All-Rookie Team after finishing seventh in the league with five assists…Was also 15th behind 17 points and 16th with six goals…Made 19 starts and appeared in all of the squad’s 25 matches…Was twice chosen to the NE-10 weekly honor roll (9/4/12 and 9/24/12)…Began her collegiate career by scoring three goals and adding an assist in a season-opening 10-0 victory at NYIT (8/30/12)…Manufactured three shots on four separate occasions…Was named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was an All-America nominee in addition to being an All-New England and an All-State pick as a senior for the Eagles…Picked up All-Conference honors in each of her last three years and was a two-time team MVP…Scored 43 career goals and helped set up 30 others…Registered 23 strikes as a senior…Was also an outstanding performer for the track & field squad…Is part of the school record-holding 4x400 and 4x800 meter relay teams…Earned All-New England honors for track as both a junior and a senior…Was an All-State performer as a sophomore, junior and senior; and an All-Conference honoree in each of her four years…Member of the National Honor Society during each of her last two years…Was an Academic All-Conference honoree three times for soccer and four additional times for track & field…Honor Roll student all four of her years as well.

CAREER STATISTICS: CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 25 18 6 5 17 30 .200 19 .633 0 0-0 2012 13 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2013 23 14 6 1 13 29 .207 14 .483 2 0-0 2013 12 2 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 48 32 12 6 30 59 .203 33 .559 2 0-0 TOTAL 25 2 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

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Megan Reese #18 Emily Benjamin #19 5-6, SO, M • Schenectady, NY/Mohonasen • Graphic Design 5-4, SR, MF • Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury • Childhood Education

GENERAL: Played premier soccer for Guilderland GENERAL: A team captain…Transferred from the United…Said that her parents are the people who University of Massachusetts two years ago…Played have had the greatest influence on her…Men- for FC Stars of Massachusetts premier team…Said tioned that Alex Morgan is the athlete she most that the athlete she most admires is Boston Bruins admires…Her hobbies include painting…Favorite goalie Tuukka Rask…Mentioned that her parents food is spaghetti…Her father is a former wrestler are the people who have had the greatest influence at . on her…Enjoys drawing and spending time with her friends…Her favorite movie is “The Illusionist” AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 12 games…Manu- and her favorite musicians are Imagine Dragons factured a pair of shots, including one on target… and Mumford and Sons…Aspires to become an Named to the Northeast-10 Conference Commis- elementary school teacher…Works at a pizza shop sioner’s Honor Roll for the both the fall and spring during the summer months…Said that being a part semesters in recognition of academic excellence. of last year’s Northeast-10 Conference Champion- ship team has been her best sports moment to date. HIGH SCHOOL: Section II Honorable Mention selection…Set the 400 meter school record as a AS A JUNIOR: Made 19 starts and appeared in 22 member of the track & field team…Also part of the school record sprint medley relay and matches…Produced six points behind two goals and a pair of assists…Also recorded 10 distance medley relay squads…Member of the National Honor and French Honor Societies. shots-on-goal…Set up the second strike in the squad’s 2-0 victory versus Adelphi (11/10/14) in the NE-10 Championship final.

AT UMASS: Played 35 matches and made seven starts throughout her two years with the Minutewomen…Finished with two goals and three assists.

HIGH SCHOOL: Tallied 60 career goals and 19 assists at Shrewsbury, including 17 strikes and seven assists as a senior…Helped the Colonials to three league titles, two district championships and two state finals appearances…Was a 2010 All-New England honoree and the Wachusett class A MVP…Earned three Massachusetts All-State nods…Tabbed a Midland Wachusett All-Star four times and a Division 1 CMSCA All-Star three times…Was twice named a Worcester Telegram and Gazette Super Team All-Star…Named the 2010 Telegram Player of the Year…Team captain…Also competed in track & field and collected three Midland Wachusett All-Star honors…Part of the #6 4x200 meter relay team in New England as a sophomore…Has served as a Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Associa- tion Ambassador since 2009…Made the Honor Roll every year and was a Student Council member as a sophomore, junior and senior.

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Meeghan Arno #20 Quinn Massaroni #21 5-2, SR, M/F • East Greenbush, NY/Maple Hill • Forensic Psychology 5-7, JR, M • East Greenbush, NY/Holy Names • Business Administration

GENERAL: Sees the game well and has outstand- GENERAL: Transfer from Bryant…Played club ing technical ability…Is comfortable with the ball soccer for the Manhattan Pride…Said that her in tight spaces…Strikes the long ball very well… grandfather is a person who has had a great deal Played Premier soccer for the Albany based Alley- of influence on her…Mentioned that Tim Howard is cat Predators…Team was the Presidents League the athlete she most admires…Is a fan of Arsenal runner-up in 2010 and a semifinalist in 2011… FC…“Remember the Titans” is her favorite movie Squad was furthermore a State Cup semifinalist and Shakira is her favorite musician…Her father in both of those seasons…Mentioned that Lionel played baseball at the University at Albany…She Messi is the athlete she most admires…Said her also has a cousin who is a member of the men’s mother is the person who has had the greatest basketball team at SUNY Oneonta…Added that impact on her throughout her lifetime…Listed scoring her first career goal in stoppage time ver- Blink-182 as her favorite band…Favorite movie is sus Lafayette has been her best sports moment to “Despicable Me” and her favorite food is lobster… date…Plans on pursuing a career in professional Aspires to continue playing soccer and start a career sports following her graduation from Saint Rose. following her graduation from Saint Rose…Said winning the 2011 National Championship has been AT BRYANT: Appeared in 37 matches and made 15 her best sports moment to date. starts throughout her two years with the Bulldogs.

AS A JUNIOR: Appeared in 22 matches and made eight starts…Finished with 10 points HIGH SCHOOL: Garnered fourth-team All-State accolades as a senior…Was a section II first- on three goals and four assists…Manufactured 19 shots-on-goal, second most on the team All-Star as both a junior and senior…Was furthermore a four time, first-team Colonial team…Was named the Most Valuable Player of the Northeast-10 Conference Champion- Council All-Star…National Honor Society member. ship after she scored the lone goal in both a 1-0 quarterfinal victory versus Franklin Pierce (11/5/13) and another 1-0 semifinal triumph versus New Haven (11/8/13)…Also struck for the game-winner in a 2-1 regular-season victory versus New Haven (11/8/13)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 18 of the team’s 25 matches…Finished with eight points behind three goals and a pair of helpers…Had an unassisted strike in a 3-0 victory versus Mercy (10/8/12)…Also scored during a 5-1 win at Franklin Pierce (9/22/12) and an identical victory versus Southern Connecticut State (10/31/12)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the spring semester.

AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 16 games as a reserve…Finished with eight points behind three goals and a pair of assists…Had a goal and an assist during an 8-0 victory versus Mercy (9/27/11)…Tallied her first career point via an assist in a season-opening 10-0 win against visiting NYIT (9/1/11).

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead Maple Hill to section II class “C” championships in 2007 and 2010, to the section II class “C” finals in 2009 and the regional finals in 2008…The Wildcats squad also captured the 2008 section II class “C-CC” championship and was a finalist in 2010…Led all of section II with 57 goals as a senior en route to setting a school career record with 150 markers…Led section II class “C” in goal scoring as a junior with 33 strikes and as a sophomore with 35 tallies…Named Patroon Conference MVP as both a junior and a senior…Was a second-team All-State selection and a first-team All-Conference pick in each of her four seasons…Named the 2008 section II class “C” Player of the Year…Named team MVP as a freshman…Also named MVP of the Maple Hill Classic Tournament in both 2008 and 2010…Honored as the Dunkin Donuts/WNYT Channel 13 Player of the Week in October of 2009…Chosen as the www.NYCapitalsports.net Athlete of the Month for September in 2009 and 2010…Also played basketball and ran track…Played soccer for Sheila Golden.

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2011 16 0 3 2 8 4 .750 3 .750 0 0-0 2012 18 0 3 2 8 16 .188 9 .562 0 0-0 2013 22 8 3 4 10 39 .077 19 .487 3 0-0 TOTAL 56 8 9 8 26 59 .153 31 .525 3 0-0

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Gianna Smith #22 Michaela Phillips #23 5-6, JR, M • , NY/St. Joseph Hill Academy • Early Childhood Ed. 5-7, JR, F • Portland, OR/Jesuit • Biology

GENERAL: Has great speed and is confident with GENERAL: Extremely quick and athletic player who the ball at her feet…Played premier soccer for the is technically sound…Is furthermore dangerous in Manhattan Pride…Said her mother is a person who the air and smart on the ball…Has great vision… has had a great influence on her throughout her Played premier soccer for F.C. Portland Navy… lifetime…Aspires to become a teacher following Mentioned that her parents and brother are the her graduation from Saint Rose…Mentioned that people who have had the greatest influence on Portugal soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo is the athlete her…Said that Kevin Durant is the athlete she most she most admires…Favorite movie is “She’s the admires…Mentioned that advancing to the NCAA Man” and her favorite food is soft shell crabs… Tournament national semifinals as a freshman has Hobbies include dancing for fun…Works as an been her best sports moment to date…Her father YMCA camp counselor during the summer. played basketball at the University of Portland… She also has an uncle who played soccer there. AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in six games and made four starts before an injury brought a pre- AS A SOPHOMORE: Started all 21 matches that she mature end to her season…Scored one goal and appeared in…Named a third-team Northeast-10 manufactured three shots-on-target…Recorded Conference All-League pick…Was chosen to the her strike during a 7-0 season-opening victory versus Nyack (9/5/13)…Selected to the NE-10 Academic All-Conference Team and was a Capital One Academic All-District® honoree Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall semester in recognition of as well…Key part of a defensive unit that finished second in the country with a 0.213 team academic excellence. goals-against-average…Named to the NE-10 All-Championship Team…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of AS A FRESHMAN: Made an immediate impact by appearing in all 25 contests…Also made superlative academic performance…Recorded 10 shots-on-goal…Twice found the back of 20 starts, including each of the final 11 matches of the year…Finished with three assists and the net…Tallied the game-winner in a 2-0 victory versus #25 Adelphi in an NCAA Tournament eight shots-on-goal…Picked up her first collegiate point by setting up a goal during a 10-0 second-round encounter (11/17/13)…Was subsequently honored as the NE-10 Co-Player of season-opening victory versus NYIT (8/30/12)…Set up what proved to be the game-winner the Week (11/18/13)…Notched her other strike in a 4-0 win at NE-10 rival Bentley (11/2/13). in a 2-0 triumph versus Adelphi (9/19/12) and also had a helper in a 6-0 victory against visiting Saint Michael’s (9/29/12)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the AS A FRESHMAN: Started all of the team’s 25 matches…Was the team’s top scoring rookie both the fall and spring semesters. with five goals on the year…Struck twice in the NCAA Tournament with a goal in a 4-1 national quarterfinal victory at West Chester (11/18/12) and another during a 2-1 national semifinal HIGH SCHOOL: Honored as the Staten Island Player of the Year…Was a three-time Staten setback versus #2 West Florida (11/29/12)…Was subsequently named the NE-10 Rookie Island All-Star and also earned All-State and All-City accolades throughout her career… of the Week following both of those contests (11/19/12 & 12/2/12)…She was furthermore Helped lead St. Joseph Hill Academy to three CHSAA Archdiocesan Championships, a state honored concurrently as the NE-10 Player of the Week (12/2/12)…Scored her first collegiate championship semifinal appearance, a championship and the Mayor’s Cup. goal with the game-winner in a 10-0 season-opening victory at NYIT (8/30/12)…Also had an unassisted strike during a 3-1 triumph at Pace (9/26/12) and one more in a 2-1 triumph versus Southern Connecticut State (10/31/12)…Was named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the fall semester.

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead the Crusaders to the 2010 state championship and an unde- feated season behind an 18-0-2 record…First-team All-State and All-League honoree as a senior…Team MVP and captain…Second-team All-League pick as a junior…Member of the National Honor Society…Two-year member of the All-Academic Team…Honor Roll student all four years.

CAREER STATISTICS: CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 25 18 0 3 3 19 .000 8 .421 0 0-0 2012 25 23 5 0 10 20 .250 10 .500 1 0-0 2013 6 4 1 0 2 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-0 2013 21 21 2 0 4 27 .074 10 .370 1 0-0 TOTAL 31 22 1 3 5 22 .045 11 .500 0 0-0 TOTAL 46 44 7 0 14 47 .149 20 .426 2 0-0

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Torez Ramsey #24 La’Quilla Upton #25 5-7, FR, M • Pleasant Hill, CA/College Park • Biology 5-8, SR, B • Kennewick, WA/Southridge • MBA

GENERAL: Comes out of Bay Oaks Bombers ‘95 GENERAL: A team captain…Comes out of Three club team…Said that her mother is a person River club program…Possesses superlative who has had a great deal of influence on her… speed…Said that Michael Jordan is the athlete she Mentioned that Michelle Akers is the athlete she most admires and that her parents are the people most admires…Enjoys baking along with arts who have had the greatest influence on her… and crafts…Favorite foods are cheeseburgers Enjoys watching Netflix and eating Filipino food… and french fries…Her favorite musicians are Katy Aspires to become a physical therapist…Mentioned Perry and Adele…Has a cousin who was on the that winning the 2011 National Championship has teams at the Universities of Nebraska been her best sports moment to date. and Wisconsin…Aspires to gain an internship in a physical therapist office following her graduation AS A JUNIOR: Started all 22 matches that she from Saint Rose. appeared in…Named a Northeast-10 Conference second-team All-League pick…Key part of a defen- HIGH SCHOOL: Was a first-team All-League hon- sive unit that finished second in the country with a oree at College Park. 0.213 team goals-against-average…Finished with one assist and manufactured six shots-on-goal out of the back…Picked up her one assist in a 3-1 win versus league rival Stonehill (10/26/13)… Honored as an NSCAA All-East Pick…Named a Daktronics All-East selection as well…Chosen to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 24 matches and made 14 starts, including the last 13 contests of the year…Set up the team’s strike in a 2-1 NCAA Tournament national semifinal setback to #2 West Florida (11/29/12)…Named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters.

AS A FRESHMAN (2011): Did not dress due to injury…Was recognized on the NE-10 Com- missioner’s Honor Roll in the fall semester.

AS A FRESHMAN (2010): Appeared in 23 games as part of a defensive unit that allowed a total of eight goals and recorded 17 shutouts on the season.

HIGH SCHOOL: Twice named a first-team All-Conference and All-Area defender at South- ridge…Garnered second-team All-State accolades as a junior and was a first-team pick as a senior when she was furthermore named her team’s MVP and top defender…Three-sport standout who also lettered in basketball…Played soccer for Greg Sambrano.

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2010 23 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2012 24 14 0 1 1 7 .000 1 .143 0 0-0 2013 22 22 0 1 1 11 .000 6 .545 0 0-0 TOTAL 69 36 0 2 2 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

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Amanda Roney #26 Jennifer Busk #27 5-10, FR, F • Middleburgh, NY/Middleburgh Central • Business Administration 5-11, JR, F/M • Troy, MI/Troy • Forensic Science

GENERAL: Played club soccer for both Blackwatch GENERAL: Delivers a good service and will be used Premier and Alleycats Premier…Said that her on set pieces…Played for Varder club team…Said brother, who played soccer at Binghamton, is a that U.S. Olympian Megan Rapinoe is the athlete person who has had a great deal of influence on she most admires…Said her older brother is a her…Mia Hamm is the athlete she most admires… person who has had a great deal of influence on Photography and traveling are among her hob- her…Hobbies include reading and country music… bies…Also enjoys spending time with her family Mentioned that advancing to the state champion- and friends…Favorite foods are steak and mashed ship finals on two occasions have been her greatest potatoes…Her favorite movie is “The Guardian” sports moments to date…Her father was a member and her favorite musician is Drake…Her mother is of the track & field team at Kansas. a Saint Rose alumna…Said that scoring a golden goal, as an eighth grader, that propelled her high AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 17 matches school team to the sectional finals has been her and made 11 starts…Finished as the team’s third best sports moment to date. leading scorer with 12 points on five goals and two assists…Generated 18 shots-on-target…Tallied HIGH SCHOOL: Had a prolific career at Middleburgh the game-winner in back-to-back 1-0 Northeast-10 Central…Was a member of the track & field and basketball squads in addition to the soc- Conference victories, at Southern New Hampshire (9/21/13) and at Adelphi (9/24/13)… cer team…Four-time All-State honoree, five time first-team section II All-Star, three time Finished with a goal and an assist during a 4-0 triumph versus league rival Assumption conference Most Valuable Player and four time team MVP in soccer…Led the Knights to five (10/16/13)…Also set up the game-winner in a 2-0 NCAA Tournament second-round victory conference titles…Set a school record with 172 goals…Also recorded 61 assists…Named to versus #25 Adelphi (11/17/13)…Named the NE-10 Player of the Week (9/30/13) and to the the ESPN Top Goal Scorers List as a sophomore…Was voted the school’s Athlete of the Year league weekly honor roll (9/23/13)…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for as a sophomore, junior and senior…Honored as a News Channel 13 Athlete of the Week in both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence. 2013…Set seven track & field school records…Was a three-time qualifier for the New York State track & field championships…Finished second in the high jump as a junior and fifth in AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 16 contests…Finished tied for third on the team with four as- the pentathlon as a senior…Named Most Outstanding Athlete at both Middleburgh’s Marsh sists…Also had a goal, which came unassisted during a 5-1 NE-10 Championship quarterfinal Golotta Invitational and the Maple Hill Invite…Was further a two-time, first-team conference victory versus Southern Connecticut State (10/31/12)…Had an assist in her collegiate debut, All-Star in basketball…Honored as the section II Basketball Scholar-Athlete Award Winner… a 10-0 season-opening win at NYIT (8/30/12)…Also had an assist during a 6-0 victory versus Named MVP of the senior All-Star basketball game. Saint Michael’s (9/29/12) and in a 3-0 triumph against visiting Merrimack (10/13/12)…Set up the game-winner in the 78th minute during a 2-1 regular-season victory versus Southern Connecticut State (10/16/12)…Was named to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters.

HIGH SCHOOL: Named an All-District pick in each of her last two years…Selected as an honorable mention All-State pick following her senior season…Also garnered All-District and All-Region honors as a senior…Member of the National Honor Society as both a junior and a senior…Team captain for the soccer and cross country squads.

CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 16 0 1 4 6 9 .111 3 .333 0 0-0 2013 17 11 5 2 12 28 .179 18 .643 2 0-0 TOTAL 33 11 6 6 18 37 .162 21 .568 2 0-0

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Raven Small #30 Ojwanna Wilson #31 5-8, FR, F • Granada Hills, CA/Notre Dame • Biology 5-4, JR, B • Fayetteville, GA/Whitewater • Graphic Design

GENERAL: Played club soccer for LAPFC…Said GENERAL: Played for Concorde Premier Team… that her father is a person who has had a great Mentioned that her parents are the people who deal of influence on her…Mentioned that Serena have had the greatest influence on her…Said that Williams is the athlete she most admires…Enjoys U.S. midfielder Casey Nogueira is the athlete she going to concerts…Favorite food is donuts…Her most admires…Added that playing in the state father played football at the University of Southern championship game in high school has been her California…Aspires to attend medical school fol- best sports moment to date…Enjoys art…Is a fan lowing her undergraduate career at Saint Rose. of Will Smith…Favorite food is chicken wings and her favorite musician is Drake. HIGH SCHOOL: Was named a second-team All- League pick as both a junior and senior…Two-time AS A SOPHOMORE: Appeared in 20 matches and team co-captain. made four starts…Manufactured two shots out of the back…Key part of a defensive unit that finished second in the country with a 0.213 team goals-against-average…Named to Northeast-10 Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll for both the fall and spring semesters in recognition of academic excellence.

AS A FRESHMAN: Appeared in 24 of the team’s 25 contests and made one start…Recorded three shots out of the back…Helped anchor a defensive unit that finished 12th in the country with a team 0.572 GAA…Selected to the NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll for the spring semester.

HIGH SCHOOL: Helped lead the Wildcats to two state championship finals appearances.

Jaime Durant #34 5-3, SO, GK • Loudonville, NY/Shaker • Childhood Education/Special Education

GENERAL: Played club soccer for Blackwatch… Said that her family members are the people who have had the greatest influence on her… Mentioned that Abby Wambach is the athlete she most admires…Hiking is one of her hobbies… Enjoys spending time her family and friends…Her favorite movie is “Bridesmaids” and her favorite food is peanut butter and jelly…Said that stopping a penalty kick in a state cup game has been her best sports moment to date…Aspires to become a teacher…Her father, grandmother, aunt, and cousin all attended Saint Rose…Her father also played football at the University at Albany while another aunt played basketball at SUNY Utica…Also has a cousin who ran cross country at Princeton and another cousin who coached tennis at Brown.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a Suburban Council honorable mention pick at Shaker…Also earned the Sportsmanship Award and the North Colonie Teachers’ Award. CAREER STATISTICS:

OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 24 1 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-0 2013 20 4 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 44 5 0 0 0 5 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

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LINDSAY BOVE: Former four-time All- DREA FETSKO: With over 10 years of the Massachusetts Bar Association and the Rhode Island Conference midfielder Lindsay Bove (’07) experience in marketing and graphic Bar Associations Debtors’ and Creditors’ Rights Commit- completed her master’s in accountancy design, Drea Fetsko (’03) is the Creative tee. She is also a certified mediator. Christina earned her from in July of 2009. Marketing Director and Vice President of Juris Doctorate, cum laude, from Roger Williams University She is currently a tax accountant for Ernst CMK Marketing (www.cmkmarketing. School of Law. & Young, LLP in Denver. com). She has led integrated marketing campaigns from strategic planning to LAUREN STEINBERG: Former three-time SAMI BROWN: Former All-Conference tactical implementation and analysis for publishing, educa- All-Conference keeper Lauren (Steinberg) striker Sami Brown (’07) is a PhD student tion, non-profit and corporate entities. Her award-winning Rowland (’07) is currently employed in at the University of Denver, Graduate work has been recognized by the Association of Marketing & by the Goldman Sachs School of Social Work after obtaining Communication Professionals for design and creativity. While Family Office, which provides personal a masters in the Forensic Psychology she loves creating art on the computer, the Hall of Famer financial planning services to the Gold- program. She spent a year working with and former All-Conference striker also enjoys picking up a man Sachs Partners. Lauren graduated Denver Probation, specifically with the brush for some canvas work. Drea and her husband reside in 2007 with bachelor’s degree in history & political science Special Services Court that provides services to juveniles in the Capital Region. and has since earned an MBA and an Advanced Certificate with mental illness. Sami has worked for The Children’s in Financial Planning. Hospital for the Kiwanis Pediatric Trauma Institute as an BRITTANY GODIN: Brittany Godin (’12), intern for injury prevention programs including community a major component of the 2011 National LESLIE SANDUSKY: Former midfielder coalition work, internal clinic car seats program and a rural Championship team, is continuing her Leslie Sandusky (’07) is currently a Post- health community educational program. doctorate program in physical therapy doctoral Researcher at University of South at Sage College, while also serving as Florida Health Byrd Alzheimer’s Institute. CHRISTINA CUFFARI: The 2011 North- an assistant coach on Laurie Darling She completed her doctorate work in be- east-10 Conference Player of the Year and Gutheil’s staff. havioral neuroscience at State University a member of the 2011 National Cham- of New York at Albany. Her dissertation pionship team, Christina Cuffari (’12) is KELLY GUERIN: Kelly Guerin (’11), a focused on the dorsal hippocampus as the site of action for working for the Prudential Company in two-time All-American back, is a doctoral cognitive enhancement by Angiotensin IV, and particularly her hometown of Brick, NJ. candidate in veterinary medicine at Tufts the role of glucose transporter 4 (GluT4). University. NICOLA D’ERRICO: Nicola D’Errico (’12), KERRI STONE: Former All-American back who was a starter on the 2011 National AOIFE HERBERT: Aoife Herbert (’12), a big Kerri Stone (’03) is an R&D Firmware Championship team, has moved back to part of the 2011 National Championship Engineer for the Learjet business at Massachusetts and now resides in the team, is a Marketing Coordinator for Mayo Hewlett-Packard in Idaho. She writes Greater Boston area. She is working in the North, which promotes tourism and events code that makes HP Learjet printers marketing department for Athenahealth, a in North Mayo, Ireland; liaising with local actually print. Kerri, who has a master’s leading cloud-based service provider for and national media and promoting com- in computer science from The Colorado EHR, practice management, and care coordination systems. munity development. She is also playing School of Mines and is currently working on her doctorate, Her focus is on driving awareness and generating leads and soccer for her local club Ballina, which is currently preparing is also an avid road racer with the Dobbiaco cycling team meetings for Athena through offline media channels and for an All-Ireland final. in Boise. She was inducted into the Saint Rose Athletics Hall webinars. She continues to play soccer in co-ed leagues of Fame in 2010. around Boston and hopes to one day coach. ALEXANDRA LAFITE: Former forward Alexandra LaFite (’06) is currently the KERRI VOLKMUTH: Former keeper Kerri GIANNA D’ERRICO: Gianna D’Errico (’12), Restaurant Manager at Cafe DES Amis in Volkmuth (’02), who went on to earn her an NSCAA All-East midfielder as a senior the San Franciso Bay Area. master’s at Saint Rose, has returned to and a key member of the 2011 National her native Rochester and is working as Championship team, is currently residing KYLEE LITCHFIELD: Former All-American a Speech Language Pathologist in the in Fairfield, CT furthering her education fullback Kylee Litchfield (’06) is currently Greece Central School District where she after graduating from Saint Rose with a an educator. She obtained her doctorate assists high school and middle school biology degree. She is getting her doctor- in educational psychology from Texas students. She is furthermore on the executive board as the ate at The Chiropractic College over Tech University and will be inducted into chair of the Public Information Committee for the Genesee a span of four year, two of which she has already completed. The College of Saint Rose Athletics Hall Valley Speech language Hearing Association. Kerri is also of Fame this fall. the head women’s soccer coach at her high school alma KAILEY EGBERT: Kailey Egbert (’10), a mater, Bishop Kearney. current assistant coach for Laurie Darling KIM MORTON: Kim Morton (’12), who Gutheil and a former All-America forward, was a key member of the 2011 National ELIZA WHIPPLE: The former all-time complete her doctorate studies in physi- Championship squad, is currently residing leading goal scorer and point producer cal therapy in May of 2012. in Tallahassee, FL where she is working in school annals, Eliza (Whipple) Bianco for Global Spectrum as the Group Sales (’03) is currently a public relations senior DERITH FERNANDES: Derith Fernandes (’12), a major and Premium Services Manager at the manager at Overit, a marketing firm in component of the 2011 National Cham- Civic Center at Florida State University. Albany, NY where she assists with media pionship team, is continuing her doctorate relations, communications and marketing program in physical therapy. She has CHRISTINA PARADISE: Former back efforts for the agency’s diverse and high profile client base. begun her final PT internship at MGH in- Christina Paradise (’03) has been em- Prior to joining Overit, Bianco spent five years as an account stitute of Health Professions in Boston and ployed for the past six years at Shechtman director at the hospitality public relations firm Bullfrog & is on track to graduate with her doctorate Halperin Savage, LLP in Rhode Island Baum in New York City, where she managed accounts for in physical therapy this January. where she is practicing in the areas of real top restaurants, brands and highly regarded chefs including estate, litigation, and regulatory compli- Bobby Flay, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts and several ance. She is admitted to the Rhode Island other Michelin Star restaurants and notable properties. State and Federal Bar, as well as the Massachusetts Bar. Christina is a member of the Rhode Island Bar Association,

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NO STUDENT-ATHLETE HT YR POS HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR 0 TAYLOR, Madison 5-9 FR GK Mississaugua, ONT/Streetsville Secondary Psychology 1 HOMER, Ashley 5-9 SO GK Puyallup, WA/Puyallup Criminal Justice 2 GIOVANNONE, Silvana (A) 5-8 JR F/M Scotia, NY/Scotia-Glenville Psychology 3 SHIVELY, Nicole 5-7 JR B Burnt Hills, NY/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Biology 4 OPALINSKI, Emily 5-5 FR B Buffalo, NY/Williamsville East Biology 5 PUOPOLO, Carmelina 5-5 SR F Scarborough, ONT/Cardinal Newman Special Education: Childhood Education 6 BENSON, Courtney 5-7 FR F Contookcook, NH/Hopkinton Business Administration 7 VASQUEZ, Amanda 5-7 JR M Tustin, CA/Foothill Biology 8 BURCHHARDT, Morgan 5-6 FR F Burnt Hills, NY/Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Early Childhood Education 9 MEEKS, Emily 5-9 SO F/M Enumclaw, WA/Enumclaw Communications 10 HERNANDEZ, Roxana 5-2 FR M Pasadena, CA/John Marshall Fundamental Exploratory 11 O’SHAUGHNESSY, Sydney 5-7 FR M Powell, OH/Olentangy Liberty Exploratory 12 JANSEN, Kayley 5-7 FR F Lake Katrine, NY/Kingston Biology 13 THOMPSON, Jourdan 5-6 SR B Brick, NJ/Brick Memorial Communications 14 BLIZZARD, Sammy 5-5 SO F Gansevoort, NY/South Glens Falls Biology 15 CARR, Kristin 5-7 JR F Tolland, CT/Tolland Chemistry 16 MEDERO, Joani 5-3 JR B/M Manhattan, NY/Millennium Biology 18 REESE, Megan 5-6 SO M/B Schenectady, NY/Mohonasen Graphic Design 19 BENJAMIN, Emily 5-4 SR M/F Shrewsbury, MA/Shrewsbury Childhood Education 20 ARNO, Meeghan 5-2 SR M/F East Greenbush, NY/Maple Hill Forensic Psychology 21 MASSARONI, Quinn (B) 5-7 JR M East Greenbush, NY/Holy Names Business Administration 22 SMITH, Gianna 5-6 JR M Staten Island, NY/St. Joseph Hill Academy Early Childhood Education 23 PHILLIPS, Michaela 5-7 JR M Portland, OR/Jesuit Biology 24 RAMSEY, Torez 5-7 FR M Pleasant Hill, CA/College Park Biology 25 UPTON, La’Quilla 5-8 SR B Kennewick, WA/Southridge M.B.A. 26 RONEY, Amanda 5-10 FR F/M Middleburgh, NY/Middleburgh Central Business Administration 27 BUSK, Jennifer 5-11 JR F Troy, MI/Troy Forensic Science 30 SMALL, Raven 5-8 FR F Granada Hills, CA/Notre Dame Biology 31 WILSON, Ojwanna 5-4 JR B Fayetteville, GA/Whitewater Graphic Design 34 DURANT, Jaime (C) 5-3 SO GK Loudonville, NY/Shaker Childhood Education/Special Education

Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil (19th Year/Hartwick ’95/277-83-22) Assistants: Amanda Deck (Fourth Year/Saint Rose ’11) | Kailey Egbert (Sixth Year/Saint Rose ’09) | Jason Gutheil (16th Year/Hartwick ’95) | Jim Lennox (Fifth Year) Renae Ransdell (10th Year/Saint Rose ’05) | Brittany Godin (Third Year/Saint Rose ’12) | Adam Favro (Second Year/SUNY Plattsburgh ’07) | Caleb Nelson (First Year/Cortland ‘09) Captains: #5 Carmelina Puopolo | #7 Amanda Vasquez | #13 Jourdan Thompson | #19 Emily Benjamin | #25 La’Quilla Upton Head Trainer: Lisa Geiger (Fifth Year/Central Connecticut ’95) Assistant Trainers: Jessup Pierce (Eighth Year/Cedarville ’03) | Jeff Spalti (Second Year/The College at Brockport-SUNY ’09) By Class: Freshman (10) | Sophomore (5) | Junior (11) | Senior (5) By State: California (4) | Connecticut (1) | Georgia (1) | Massachusetts (1) | Michigan (1) | New Hampshire (1) | New Jersey (1) | New York (13) | Ohio (1) | Oregon (1) Washington (3) | International (3) Pronunciation Guide: (#2) jove-an-NONE | (#3) shive-LEE | (#8) BURCH-heart | (#5) POPE-po-low | (#25) la-QUILL-a | (#31) O-schwanna (head coach/assistant coach) gh-THY-l (A) Transfer from Mohawk Valley CC (Utica, NY) | (B) Transfer from Bryant University (Smithfield, RI) (C) Transfer from SUNY Potsdam (Potsdam, NY)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

#2 Silvana Giovannone...... jove-an-NONE #25 La’Quilla Upton...... la-QUILL-a #3 Nicole Shively...... shive-LEE #31 Ojwanna Wilson...... O-schwanna #8 Morgan Burchardt...... BURCH-heart Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil...... gah-THY-l #5 Carmelina Puopolo...... POPE-po-low

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2014 SCHEDULE

SEPTEMBER Thursday 4...... NYACK...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 4:15 pm Sunday 7...... at Holy Family...... Philadelphia, PA...... 12:00 pm Tuesday 9 ...... MERCY...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 5:30 pm Saturday 13...... at Roberts Wesleyan...... Rochester, NY...... 2:00 pm Wednesday 17...... at Le Moyne* (U)...... Syracuse, NY...... 4:00 pm Saturday 20...... SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE*...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 1:00 pm Tuesday 23...... ADELPHI*...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 5:30 pm Saturday 27...... at Franklin Pierce*...... Rindge, NH...... 1:00 pm Tuesday 30...... at Pace*...... Pleasantville, NY...... 4:00 pm

OCTOBER Saturday 4...... SAINT MICHAEL’S* ...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 1:00 pm Tuesday 7...... AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL*...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 5:30 pm Saturday 11...... at Saint Anselm*...... Manchester, NH...... 2:00 pm Wednesday 15...... at Assumption*...... Worcester, MA...... 7:00 pm Saturday 18...... MERRIMACK*...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 2:00 pm Tuesday 21...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE*.Plumeri Sports Complex...... 5:30 pm Saturday 25...... at Stonehill*...... Easton, MA...... 12:30 pm Wednesday 29...... at New Haven*...... West Haven, CT...... 4:00 pm

NOVEMBER Saturday 1...... BENTLEY*...... Plumeri Sports Complex...... 2:00 pm Tuesday 4...... NE-10 Championship (A)...... TBA...... TBA Friday 7...... NE-10 Championship (A)...... TBA...... TBA Sunday 9...... NE-10 Championship (A)...... TBA...... TBA

Home Games in CAPS *Northeast-10 Conference Game (U) Upstate Challenge (A)-at site of higher seed

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2013 FINAL STANDINGS CONFERENCE OVERALL Pts GP Record Win % GF GA GP Record Win % GF GA

Saint Rose* 38 15 12-1-2 0.867 35 8 25 20-3-2 0.840 69 14 Saint Rose * # 38 14 12-0-2 0.929 29 2 23 20-1-2 0.913 53 5 American Int’l 35 14 11-1-2 0.857 37 4 23 18-3-2 0.826 58 10 Adelphi 31 14 9-1-4 0.786 19 8 21 14-3-4 0.762 35 16 New Haven 26 14 8-4-2 0.643 24 17 19 11-5-3 0.658 39 22 Merrimack 26 14 8-4-2 0.643 25 17 18 10-6-2 0.611 34 24 Saint Anselm 23 14 7-5-2 0.571 14 14 18 8-7-3 0.528 17 18 Assumption 20 14 5-4-5 0.536 17 18 17 7-5-5 0.559 21 24 Franklin Pierce 20 14 6-6-2 0.500 16 18 18 7-8-3 0.472 20 23 So. Connecticut 17 14 5-7-2 0.429 20 21 18 7-9-2 0.444 25 25 Stonehill 16 14 5-8-1 0.393 14 23 18 5-11-2 0.333 16 28 Pace 16 14 5-8-1 0.393 15 25 18 5-12-1 0.306 19 33 Southern N.H. 15 14 4-7-3 0.393 12 17 18 7-8-3 0.472 20 19 Le Moyne 11 14 3-9-2 0.286 13 23 17 5-10-2 0.353 20 28 Bentley 5 14 1-11-2 0.143 11 29 16 2-12-2 0.188 15 30 Saint Michael’s 0 14 0-14 0.000 2 32 16 0-16 0.000 2 35

*Northeast-10 Regular Season Champions ^Northeast-10 Tournament Champions

2014 Northeast-10 Women’s Soccer Preseason Poll

Rank School (1st Place Votes) Points (1st Place Votes) 1...... Saint Rose ...... 191 (9) 2...... American Int’l...... 184 (5) 3...... Adelphi...... 161 (1) 4...... New Haven...... 160 5...... Merrimack...... 136 6...... Franklin Pierce...... 115 T7...... Assumption...... 102 T7...... Southern New Hampshire...... 102 9...... Southern Connecticut State...... 100 10...... Saint Anselm...... 99 11...... Stonehill...... 75 12...... Pace...... 54 13...... Le Moyne...... 37 14...... Bentley...... 33 15...... Saint Michael’s...... 15

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2013 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS FIRST TEAM THIRD TEAM Name School Year Position Hometown Name School Year Position Hometown Donna Liotine Adelphi Junior Back Medford, N.Y. Michelle Brown Adelphi Junior Midfield Sydney, Australia Sam Whitney Adelphi Junior Goalkeeper West Islip, N.Y. Andrea Bates Assumption Senior Midfield Holden, Mass. Sonia Basma American Int’l Junior Forward Silver Spring, Md. Rachel Edgin Assumption Junior Goalkeeper Whitesboro, N.Y. Caroline Boyce American Int’l Senior Forward Canterbury, N.H. Kelsey Imondi Assumption Senior Forward Warwick, R.I Alie Fitzsimmons American Int’l Senior Back West Springfield, M.A. Lindsey Miller Assumption Junior Back Hanover, Mass. Roxanne Lee-Stewart American Int’l Senior Midfield Southampton, England Eize Vieira Franklin Pierce Senior Back Espirito Santo, Brazil GaBacki Vieira DeMelo Franklin Pierce Senior Back Sao Paulo, Brazil Hannah Weagle Franklin Pierce Sophomore Forward Ipswich, Mass. Sarah Coakley Merrimack Junior Midfield Medway, Mass. Marisa Garcia New Haven Sophomore Midfield Babylon, N.Y. Monica Yanez New Haven Senior Forward West Haven, Conn. Amanda Hathaway New Haven Senior Back Stillwater, N.Y. AmBacker Simms New Haven Junior Forward Southport, England Kendra Bonczar Saint Anselm Freshman Forward Milford, N.H. Sydney Bond Saint Rose Senior Midfield Deer Park, N.Y. Siobhan Flaherty Saint Anselm Senior Forward Braintree, Mass. Jourdan Thompson Saint Rose Junior Back Brick, N.J. Michaela Phillips Saint Rose Sophomore Midfield Portland, Ore Suzane Pires So. Connecticut Senior Midfield Sao Paulo, Brazil Nicole Shively Saint Rose Sophomore Back Burnt Hills, N.Y.

SECOND TEAM ALL-ROOKIE Name School Year Position Hometown Name School Position Hometown Olivia Czavar Adelphi Sophomore Forward West Hempstead, N.Y. Victoria Antonino Adelphi M Howard Beach, N.Y. Jessica Margaretta American Int’l Freshman Midfield Coloniers, France Samantha Lanza Adelphi M Caracas, Venezuela Romina Bell American Int’l Sophomore Back Stockerau, Austria Jessica Margaretta American Int’l M Coloniers, France Bailey Robinson American Int’l Senior Back Pittsfield, Mass. Emily Hill Assumption F Dedham, Mass. Caroline Savasta Franklin Pierce Junior Midfield Salem Mass. Madison Finlay Franklin Pierce M Plymouth, Mass. Rachel Terry Le Moyne Freshman Forward Vestal, N.Y. Nicole Chaet Franklin Pierce M Tewksbury, Mass. Danielle Dion Merrimack Senior Forward North Grosvenordale, CT Rachel Terry Le Moyne F Vestal, N.Y. Nicole Pacapelli New Haven Senior Midfield West Haven, Conn. Ashley Kenny Pace B Chester, N.Y. Kristin Carr Saint Rose Sophomore Forward Tolland, Conn. Kendra Bonczar Saint Anselm F Milford, N.H. Jessica Gerski Saint Rose Senior Goalkeeper Harbor City, Calif. Cassie Quattropani Saint Anselm GK East Hartford, Conn. Laura Taylor Saint Rose Senior Midfield Auburn, N.Y. Sammy Blizzard Saint Rose F Gansevoort, N.Y. La’Quilla Upton Saint Rose Junior Back Kennewick, Wash. Emily Meeks Saint Rose F Enumclaw, Wash. Hannah Spreckley So. Connecticut Junior Back York, England Alexa Poulin So. New Hampshire F Tewksbury, Mass. Lauren Kapatoes Stonehill F Hopedale, Mass.

Player of the Year: Sonia Basma, American International Goalkeeper of the Year: Sam Whitney, Adelphi Defensive Player of the Year: Alie Fitzsimmons, American International Rookie of the Year: Jessica Margaretta, American International Coach of the Year: Chris Armas, Adelphi

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2013 RESULTS

Date Opponent Score Overall NE-10 Attend Goals Scored

09/05/13...... NYACK...... W 7-0...... 1-0-0...... 0-0-0...... 68...... Sydney Bond (Carmelina Puopolo) ...... Carmelina Puopolo (penalty kick) ...... Sydney Bond (Carmelina Puopolo) ...... Gianna Smith (Meeghan Arno) ...... Sydney Bond (penalty kick) ...... Carmelina Puopolo (unassisted) ...... Sammy Blizzard (unassisted) 09/07/13...... FELICIAN...... W 4-0...... 2-0-0...... 0-0-0...... 96...... Amanda Vasquez (Carmelina Puopolo) ...... Kristin Carr (Joani Medero) ...... Jennifer Busk (Carmelina Puopolo) ...... Amanda Vasquez (Carmelina Puopolo) 09/10/13...... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... W 4-0...... 3-0-0...... 0-0-0...... 95...... Laura Taylor (Sydney Bond) ...... Sydney Bond (penalty kick) ...... Sammy Blizzard (unassisted) ...... Emily Meeks (unassisted) *09/18/13...... at Le Moyne...... W 2-0...... 4-0-0...... 1-0-0...... 320...... Kristin Carr (Elisa Galbiati) ...... Amanda Vasquez (unassisted) *09/21/13...... at Southern N.H...... W 1-0...... 5-0-0...... 2-0-0...... 134...... Jennifer Busk (Laura Taylor) *09/24/13...... at Adelphi...... W 1-0...... 6-0-0...... 3-0-0...... 218...... Jennifer Busk (Emily Meeks) *09/28/13...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 2-0...... 7-0-0...... 4-0-0...... 155...... Sammy Blizzard (Laura Taylor) ...... Sydney Bond (Amanda Vasquez) *10/02/13...... PACE...... W 3-0...... 8-0-0...... 5-0-0...... 110...... Amanda Vasquez (unassisted) ...... Sammy Blizzard (Meeghan Arno) ...... Jennifer Busk (unassisted) *10/05/13...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 2-0...... 9-0-0...... 6-0-0...... 222...... Sydney Bond (Amanda Vasquez) [#1] ...... Kristin Carr (Sydney Bond) *10/08/13...... at #6 American Int’l...... T 0-0 (2OT)...... 9-0-1...... 6-0-1...... 1118...... - *10/12/13...... SAINT ANSELM...... W 2-0...... 10-0-1...... 7-0-1...... 275...... Laura Taylor (Allison Schmidt) ...... Sydney Bond (Kristin Carr) 10/14/13...... at Mercy...... W 3-1...... 11-0-1...... 7-0-1...... 120...... Emily Benjamin (unassisted) ...... Emily Meeks (Jourdan Thompson) ...... Kristin Carr (Laura Taylor) *10/16/13...... ASSUMPTION...... W 4-0...... 12-0-1...... 8-0-1...... Laura Taylor (Jennifer Busk) ...... Sydney Bond (unassisted) ...... Jennifer Busk (unassisted) ...... Emily Benjamin (unassisted) *10/19/13...... at Merrimack...... W 3-0...... 13-0-1...... 9-0-1...... 175...... Kristin Carr (unassisted) ...... Sydney Bond (Sammy Blizzard) ...... Sammy Blizzard (unassisted) *10/22/13...... at Southern Conn...... T 0-0 (2OT)...... 13-0-2...... 9-0-2...... 54...... - *10/26/13...... STONEHILL...... W 3-1...... 14-0-2...... 10-0-2...... 225...... Emily Meeks (unassisted) ...... Sydney Bond (Nicole Shively) ...... Kristin Carr (La’Quilla Upton) *10/30/13...... NEW HAVEN...... W 2-1...... 15-0-2...... 11-0-2...... 195...... Jourdan Thompson (Meeghan Arno) ...... Meeghan Arno (Sydney Bond)

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2013 RESULTS (continued)

Date Opponent Score Overall NE-10 Attend Goals Scored

*11/02/13...... at Bentley...... W 4-0...... 16-0-2...... 12-0-2...... 111...... Jourdan Thompson (Emily Meeks) ...... Michaela Phillips (Sydney Bond) ...... Jourdan Thompson (Sydney Bond) ...... Allison Schmidt (Niki Smith) (A)11/05/13... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 1-0...... 17-0-2...... 12-0-2...... 57...... Meeghan Arno (Emily Benjamin) (B)11/08/13... NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0...... 18-0-2...... 12-0-2...... 110...... Meeghan Arno (Sydney Bond) (C)11/10/13... ADELPHI...... W 2-0...... 19-0-2...... 12-0-2...... 222...... Sydney Bond (penalty kick) ...... Laura Taylor (Emily Benjamin) (D)11/17/13... #25 ADELPHI...... W 2-0...... 20-0-2...... 12-0-2...... 219...... Michaela Phillips (Meeghan Arno) ...... Sydney Bond (Jennifer Busk) (E)11/22/13... #13 AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2...... 20-1-2...... 12-0-2...... 250...... -

*NE-10 Match | (A) NE-10 Quarterfinal (B) NE-10 Semifinal | (C) NE-10 Final (D) NCAA Second-Round | (E) NCAA Third-Round

TEAM RECORD W-L-T

Overall:...... 20-1-2 Conference:...... 12-0-2 Home:...... 13-1 Away:...... 7-0-2 Neutral:...... 0-0 Overtime:...... 0-0-2

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2013 STATISTICS

Overall: 20-1-2 NE-10: 12-0-2 Home: 13-1-0 Away: 7-0-2 Neutral: 0-0-0

## STUDENT-ATHLETE GP-GS G A PTS SH SHOT% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 8 Sydney Bond 23-23 12 6 30 49 .245 26 .531 4 3-3 15 Kristin Carr 23-14 6 1 13 29 .207 14 .483 2 0-0 27 Jennifer Busk 17-11 5 2 12 28 .179 18 .643 2 0-0 14 Sammy Blizzard 20-1 5 1 11 29 .172 12 .414 1 0-0 21 Laura Taylor 22-22 4 3 11 41 .098 18 .439 3 0-0 7 Amanda Vasquez 10-9 4 2 10 19 .211 6 .316 2 0-0 20 Meeghan Arno 22-8 3 4 10 39 .077 19 .487 3 0-0 5 Carmelina Puopolo 3-3 2 5 9 11 .182 3 .273 0 1-1 9 Emily Meeks 21-18 3 2 8 26 .115 13 .500 1 0-0 13 Jourdan Thompson 22-22 3 1 7 15 .200 6 .400 1 0-0 19 Emily Benjamin 22-19 2 2 6 18 .111 10 .556 0 0-0 23 Michaela Phillips 21-21 2 0 4 27 .074 10 .370 1 0-0 4 Allison Schmidt 14-1 1 1 3 12 .083 4 .333 0 0-0 22 Gianna Smith 6-4 1 0 2 3 .333 3 1.000 0 0-0 25 La’Quilla Upton 22-22 0 1 1 11 .000 6 .545 0 0-0 24 Niki Smith 9-1 0 1 1 6 .000 2 .333 0 0-0 3 Nicole Shively 23-22 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 2 Elisa Galbiati 11-1 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 16 Joani Medero 12-2 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 6 Kyra Meli 13-1 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 31 Ojwanna Wilson 20-4 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 18 Megan Reese 12-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 11 Kelly Johnson 6-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 10 Emma Bodeker 4-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 32 Lindsey Aranda 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 30 Totianyu Guadalupe 7-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 28 Bridget Blessie 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 26 SierraLynn Johnson 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 17 Erin Felix 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 12 Alice Hayden 7-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1 Jessica Gerski 23-23 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 Ashley Homer 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 23 53 35 141 385 .138 179 .465 20 4-4 Opponents 23 5 6 16 143 .035 55 .385 1 0-0

## Student-Athlete GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SV Pct W L T Sho 0 Ashley Homer 8-0 250:41 0 0.00 10 1.000 0 0 0 0.1 1 Jessica Gerski 23-23 1859:19 5 0.24 39 .886 20 1 2 11.1 TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 8.0 Total 23 2110:00 5 0.21 50 .909 20 1 2 19 Opponents 23 2110:00 53 2.26 126 .704 1 20 2 3 Team saves: 1

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Saint Rose 30 23 0 0 53 Opponents 5 0 0 0 5

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Saint Rose 192 185 5 3 385 Opponents 72 68 2 1 143

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Saint Rose 24 24 1 1 50 Opponents 60 60 3 3 126

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Saint Rose 92 89 0 0 181 Opponents 23 24 1 0 48

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Saint Rose 82 99 1 2 184 Opponents 104 118 0 0 222

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Game #1 – NYACK Game #2 – Holy Family Game #3 – MERCY 9/4/14 at Saint Rose 9/7/14 at Holy Family 9/9/14 at Saint Rose

Location: Nyack, NY Location: Philadelphia, PA Location: Dobbs Ferry, NY Head Coach: Samuel Oduro Head Coach: Jill Kehan Reeves Head Coach: Jonathan Feinstein Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Mavericks Colors: Red, White and Blue Colors: Blue and White Colors: Blue and White Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference: East Coast 2013 Overall Record: 8-9-2 2013 Overall Record: 11-6-3 2013 Overall Record: 11-4-4 2013 Conference Record: 7-3-2 2013 Conference Record: 8-1-3 2013 Conference Record: 5-2-3 2013 Conference Finish: 4th/13 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 1st/13 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 2nd/10 Teams 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 7-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: DNP 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 3-1 Website: www.athletics.nyack.edu Website: www.athletics.holyfamily.edu Website: www.mercyathletics.com SID: Latia Deylii SID: Greg Pellegrino SID: TBA SID Phone: (845) 675-4774 SID Phone: (267) 341-3482 SID Phone: (914) 684-7281 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: TBA Twitter: @NyackWarriors Twitter: @GoHFUTigers Twitter: @mercy_mavericks Facebook: www.facebook.com/NyackCollegeAthletics Facebook: www.facebook.com/GoHFUTigers Facebook: www.facebook.com/mercyathletics

Game #4 – ROBERTS WESLEYAN Game #5 – LE MOYNE Game #6 – SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE 9/10/13 at Roberts Wesleyan 9/17/14 at Le Moyne 9/20/14 at Saint Rose

Location: Rochester, NY Location: Syracuse, NY Location: Manchester, NH Head Coach: Bobby McColl Head Coach: Tracey Leipold Head Coach: Elie Monteiro Nickname: Red Hawks Nickname: Dolphins Nickname: Penmen Colors: Red and Black Colors: Green and Gold Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: East Coast Conference Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 2013 Overall Record: 11-5-2 2013 Overall Record: 5-10-2 2013 Overall Record: 7-8-3 2013 Conference Record: 6-3 2013 Conference Record: 3-9-2 2013 Conference Record: 4-7-3 2013 Conference Finish: 4th/10 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 12th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 12th/16 Teams 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 4-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 2-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 1-0 Website: www.athletics.roberts.edu Website: www.lemoynedolphins.com Website: www.snhupenmen.com SID: Micah Chapman SID: Kevin McNeill SID: Greg Royce SID Phone: (585) 594-6168 SID Phone: (315) 445-4412 SID Phone: (603) 645-9638 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: @RWCREDHAWKS Twitter: @LeMoyneDolphins Twitter: @SNHUpenmen Facebook: www.facebook.com/rwcredhawks Facebook: www.facebook.com/Le-Moyne-Dolphins Facebook: www.facebook.com/SNHUpenmen

Game #7 – ADELPHI Game #8 – FRANKLIN PIERCE Game #9 – PACE 9/23/14 at Saint Rose 9/27/14 at Franklin Pierce 9/30/14 at Pace

Location: Garden City, NY Location: Rindge, NH Location: Pleasantville, NY Head Coach: Chris Armas Head Coach: Jeff Bailey Head Coach: Mike Winn Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Ravens Nickname: Setters Colors: Brown and Gold Colors: Crimson and Grey Colors: Navy Blue and Gold Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 2012 Overall Record: 14-3-4 2013 Overall Record: 7-8-3 2013 Overall Record: 5-12-1 2012 Conference Record: 9-1-4 2013 Conference Record: 6-6-2 2013 Conference Record: 5-8-1 2012 Conference Finish: 3rd/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 8th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: T10th/15 Teams 2012 vs. Saint Rose: L 1-0, L 2-0, L 2-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 2-0, L 1-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 3-0 Website: www.aupanthers.com Website: http://athletics.franklinpierce.edu Website: www.pacesettersathletics.com SID: Adam Siepiola SID: Doug DeBiase SID: John Tagliaferri SID Phone: (516) 877-4236 SID Phone: (603) 899-4222 SID Phone: (914) 773-3888 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: @AUpanthers Twitter: @FPUathletics Twitter: @PaceUathletics Facebook: www.facebook.com/adelphi.panthers Facebook: www.facebook.com/FranklinPierceRavens www.facebook.com/T-Bone-Official-Mascot-of-Pace-University-Athletics

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Game #10 – SAINT MICHAEL’S Game #11 – AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Game #12 – SAINT ANSELM 10/4/14 at Saint Rose 10/7/14 at Saint Rose 10/11/14 at Saint Anselm

Location: Colchester, VT Location: Springfield, MA Location: Manchester, NH Head Coach: Wendy Elles Head Coach: Kovon Isa Head Coach: Tony Wallis Nickname: Purple Knights Nickname: Yellow Jackets Nickname: Hawks Colors: Purple and Gold Colors: Black, Gold and White Colors: Blue and White Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 2013 Overall Record: 0-16 2013 Overall Record: 18-3-2 2013 Overall Record: 8-7-3 2013 Conference Record: 0-14 2013 Conference Record: 11-1-2 2013 Conference Record: 7-5-2 2013 Conference Finish: 15th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 2nd/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 6th/15 Teams 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 2-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: T 0-0 (2OT), W2-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 2-0 Website: www.smcathletics.com Website: www.aicyellowjackets.com Website: www.saintanselmhawks.com SID: Josh Kessler SID: Jacob Brewer SID: Eric Coplin SID Phone: (802) 654-2537 SID Phone: (413) 205-3572 SID Phone: (603) 641-7810 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: @SMCathletics Twitter: @AICathletics Twitter: @STAhawks Facebook: www.facebook.com/smcpurpleknights Facebook: www.facebook.com/AICYellowJackets Facebook: www.facebook.com/STAHawks

Game #13 – ASSUMPTION Game #14 – MERRIMACK Game #15 – SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE 10/15/14 at Assumption 10/18/14 at Saint Rose 10/21/14 at Saint Rose

Location: Worcester, MA Location: North Andover, MA Location: New Haven, CT Head Coach: Kevin Meek Head Coach: Gabe Mejail Head Coach: Adam Cohen Nickname: Greyhounds Nickname: Warriors Nickname: Owls Colors: Blue and White Colors: Navy Blue, Gold and White Colors: Blue and White Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 2013 Overall Record: 7-5-5 2013 Overall Record: 10-6-2 2013 Overall Record: 7-9-2 2013 Conference Record: 5-4-5 2013 Conference Record: 8-4-2 2013 Conference Record: 5-7-2 2013 Conference Finish: 7th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: T4th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 9th/15 Teams 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 4-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 3-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: T 0-0 (2OT) Website: www.assumptiongreyhounds.com Website: www.merrimackathletics.com Website: www.southernctowls.com SID: Ken Johnson, Jr. SID: Chris Aliano SID: Michael Kobylanski SID Phone: (508) 767-7240 SID Phone: (978) 837-3472 SID Phone: (203) 392-6005 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: @ACgreyhounds Twitter: @MCathletics Twitter: @SCSUowls Facebook: www.facebook.com/Assumption-College-Athletics Facebook: www.facebook.com/MerrimackWarriors www.facebook.com/SouthernConnecticutStateUniversityAthletics

Game #16 – STONEHILL Game #17 – NEW HAVEN Game 18 – BENTLEY 10/25/14 at Stonehill 10/30/13 at New Haven 11/1/14 at Saint Rose

Location: Easton, MA Location: West Haven, CT Location: Waltham, MA Head Coach: Alex Wilson Head Coach: Laura Duncan Head Coach: Lauren Lukis Nickname: Skyhawks Nickname: Chargers Nickname: Falcons Colors: Purple and White Colors: Blue and Gold Colors: Blue and Gold Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 Conference: Northeast-10 2013 Overall Record: 5-11-2 2013 Overall Record: 11-5-3 2013 Overall Record: 2-12-2 2013 Conference Record: 5-8-1 2013 Conference Record: 8-4-2 2013 Conference Record: 1-11-2 2013 Conference Finish: T10th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: T4th/15 Teams 2013 Conference Finish: 14th/15 Teams 2013 vs. Saint Rose L 3-1 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 2-1, L 1-0 2013 vs. Saint Rose: L 4-0 Website: www.stonehillskyhawks.com Website: www.newhavenchargers.com Website: www.bentleyfalcons.com SID: Wes Popolizio SID: Andy Beardsley SID: Dick Lipe SID Phone: (508) 565-1562 SID Phone: (203) 932 7025 SID Phone: (781) 891-2334 SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] SID E-Mail: [email protected] Twitter: @SkyhawkTalk Twitter: @UNHchargers Twitter:@BentleyFalcons Facebook: www.facebook.com/stonehillskyhawks www.facebook.com/UniversityofNewHavenAthletics Facebook: www.facebook.com/BentleyUniversityAthletics

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Team Season Records 3...... 2.50 (26 games)...... 2011 12...... 804 (36 GA, 148 saves)...... 1997 4...... 2.47 (17 games)...... 1999 13...... 802 (26 GA, 105 saves)...... 1998 SCORING (SEASON) 5...... 2.45 (20 games)...... 2002 14...... 799 (43 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 6...... 2.18 (17 games)...... 1998 15...... 792 (22 GA, 84 saves)...... 2008 Points 7...... 2.14 (21 games)...... 2006 1...... 245 (90g 65a)...... 2011 8...... 2.08 (25 games)...... 2012 Goals against avg 2...... 236 (82g 72a)...... 2010 9...... 1.95 (21 games)...... 2000 1...... 0.32 (8 GA, 2270 min)...... 2010 3...... 190 (69g 52a)...... 2012 10...... 1.76 (17 games)...... 1996 2...... 0.36 (9 GA, 2266 min)...... 2009 4...... 171 (61g 49a)...... 2002 11...... 1.74 (19 games)...... 1992 3...... 0.49 (11 GA, 2029 min)...... 2007 5...... 169 (56g 57a)...... 2007 12...... 1.69 (26 games)...... 2008 4...... 0.49 (11 GA, 2015 min)...... 2005 6...... 158 (57g 44a)...... 2008 13...... 1.62 (21 games)...... 2005 5...... 0.49 (13 GA, 2375 min)...... 2011 7...... 154 (56g 42a)...... 1999 ...... 1.62 (21 games)...... 2003 6...... 0.57 (14 GA, 2201 min)...... 2012 8...... 151 (53g 45a)...... 2006 15...... 1.60 (25 games)...... 2009 7...... 0.79 (17 GA, 1949 min)...... 2006 9...... 144 (52g 40a)...... 2009 8...... 0.83 (22 GA, 2380 min)...... 2008 10...... 143 (51g 41a)...... 2000 Shots attempted 9...... 0.97 (19 GA, 1755 min)...... 1992 11...... 138 (52g 34a)...... 2003 1...... 552 (90 goals)...... 2011 10...... 1.08 (22 GA, 1840 min)...... 2004 12...... 136 (54g 28a)...... 1988 2...... 482 (82 goals)...... 2010 11...... 1.09 (22 GA, 1819 min)...... 2002 13...... 128 (48g 32a)...... 1989 3...... 479 (69 goals)...... 2012 12...... 1.21 (26 GA, 1936 min)...... 2003 14...... 119 (41g 37a)...... 1998 4...... 413 (57 goals)...... 2008 13...... 1.37 (26 GA, 1710 min)...... 2001 15...... 118 (42g 34a)...... 2005 5...... 367 (52 goals)...... 2009 14...... 1.47 (26 GA, 1590 min)...... 1993 6...... 347 (36 goals)...... 1993 15...... 1.52 (26 GA, 1539 min)...... 1998 Points per-game ...... 347 (52 goals)...... 2003 1...... 9.44 (25 games)...... 2010 8...... 331 (61 goals)...... 2002 Most wins 2...... 9.42 (26 games)...... 2011 9...... 329 (43 goals)...... 1996 1...... 24 (24-1-1)...... 2011 3...... 9.06 (17 games)...... 1999 10...... 322 (56 goals)...... 1999 2...... 23 (23-1-1)...... 2010 4...... 8.55 (20 games)...... 2002 11...... 310 (40 goals)...... 1992 ...... 23 (23-1-0)...... 2009 5...... 7.68 (22 games)...... 2007 12...... 297 (37 goals)...... 2004 4...... 20 (20-3-2)...... 2012 6...... 7.60 (25 games)...... 2012 13...... 284 (56 goals)...... 2007 ...... 20 (20-4-2)...... 2008 7...... 7.19 (21 games)...... 2006 14...... 282 (51 goals)...... 2000 6...... 19 (19-1-2)...... 2007 8...... 7.00 (17 games)...... 1998 15...... 265 (42 goals)...... 2005 7...... 17 (17-3-1)...... 2006 9...... 6.82 (17 games)...... 1996 8...... 15 (15-5-0)...... 2002 10...... 6.81 (21 games)...... 2000 Shots per-game 9...... 14 (14-5-2)...... 2003 11...... 6.80 (20 games)...... 1988 1...... 21.23 (26 games)...... 2011 10...... 13 (13-5-2)...... 2004 12...... 6.57 (21 games)...... 2003 2...... 20.41 (17 games)...... 1993 ...... 13 (13-7-1)...... 2000 13...... 6.08 (26 games)...... 2008 3...... 19.35 (17 games)...... 1996 12...... 11 (11-4-2)...... 1993 14...... 5.95 (19 games)...... 1992 4...... 19.28 (25 games)...... 2010 ...... 11 (11-3-5)...... 2005 15...... 5.82 (22 games)...... 1989 5...... 19.16 (25 games)...... 2012 14...... 10 (10-7-1)...... 2001 6...... 18.94 (17 games)...... 1999 15...... 9 (9-11-0)...... 1988 Goals 7...... 16.55 (20 games)...... 2002 ...... 9 (9-8-0)...... 1998 1...... 90...... 2011 8...... 16.52 (21 games)...... 2003 ...... 9 (9-12-1)...... 1989 2...... 82...... 2010 9...... 16.32 (19 games)...... 1992 3...... 69...... 2012 10...... 15.88 (26 games)...... 2008 Most losses 4...... 61...... 2002 11...... 15.29 (17 games)...... 1995 1...... 13 (3-13-1)...... 1995 5...... 57...... 2008 12...... 14.85 (20 games)...... 2004 2...... 12 (9-12-1)...... 1989 6...... 56...... 1999 13...... 14.68 (25 games)...... 2009 ...... 12 (4-12-1)...... 1987 ...... 56...... 2007 14...... 14.65 (17 games)...... 1994 4...... 11 (5-11-1)...... 1994 8...... 54...... 1988 15...... 13.94 (17 games)...... 1998 ...... 11 (5-11-1)...... 1990 9...... 53...... 2006 ...... 11 (9-11-0)...... 1988 10...... 52...... 2009 GOALKEEPING (SEASON) 7...... 10 (7-10-0)...... 1996 ...... 52...... 2003 8...... 9 (8-9-0)...... 1997 12...... 51...... 2000 Saves ...... 9 (8-9-0)...... 1999 13...... 48...... 1989 1...... 245 (46 GA, 245 saves)...... 1994 10...... 8 (9-8-0)...... 1998 14...... 43...... 1996 2...... 189 (41 GA, 189 saves)...... 1990 11...... 7 (13-7-1)...... 2000 15...... 42...... 2005 3...... 188 (53 GA, 188 saves)...... 1995 ...... 7 (10-7-1)...... 2001 4...... 175 (72 GA, 175 saves)...... 1987 13...... 6 (8-6-5)...... 1992 Goals per-game 5...... 171 (43 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 ...... 6 (4-6-0)...... 1986 1...... 3.46 (26 games)...... 2011 6...... 148 (36 GA, 148 saves)...... 1997 15...... 5 (14-5-2)...... 2003 2...... 3.29 (17 games)...... 1999 7...... 145 (19 GA, 145 saves)...... 1992 ...... 5 (15-5-0)...... 2002 3...... 3.28 (25 games)...... 2010 8...... 137 (26 GA, 137 saves)...... 1993 ...... 5 (13-5-2)...... 2004 4...... 3.05 (20 games)...... 2002 9...... 133 (32 GA, 133 saves)...... 1996 5...... 2.76 (25 games)...... 2012 10...... 126 (38 GA, 126 saves)...... 1986 Most ties 6...... 2.70 (20 games)...... 1988 11...... 111 (30 GA, 111 saves)...... 1999 1...... 5 (11-3-5)...... 2005 7...... 2.55 (22 games)...... 2007 12...... 105 (26 GA, 105 saves)...... 1998 ...... 5 (8-6-5)...... 1992 8...... 2.53 (17 games)...... 1996 13...... 93 (26 GA, 93 saves)...... 2001 3...... 3 (7-4-3)...... 1991 9...... 2.52 (21 games)...... 2006 14...... 84 (14 GA, 84 saves)...... 2012 4...... 2 (20-3-2)...... 2012 10...... 2.48 (21 games)...... 2003 ...... 84 (22 GA, 84 saves)...... 2008 ...... 2 (19-1-2)...... 2007 11...... 2.43 (21 games)...... 2000 ...... 2 (14-5-2)...... 2003 12...... 2.41 (17 games)...... 1998 Saves per-game ...... 2 (20-4-2)...... 2008 13...... 2.24 (17 games)...... 1987 1...... 3.50 (24 games)...... 2012 ...... 2 (13-5-2)...... 2004 14...... 2.19 (26 games)...... 2008 2...... 3.40 (20 games)...... 2002 ...... 2 (11-4-2)...... 1993 15...... 2.18 (22 games)...... 1989 3...... 3.28 (25 games)...... 2009 10...... 1 (24-1-1)...... 2011 4...... 3.23 (26 games)...... 2008 ...... 1 (10-7-1)...... 2001 Assists 5...... 3.18 (22 games)...... 2007 ...... 1 (13-7-1)...... 2000 1...... 72...... 2010 6...... 3.10 (21 games)...... 2005 ...... 1 (17-3-1)...... 2006 2...... 65...... 2011 7...... 3.00 (21 games)...... 2006 ...... 1 (23-1-1)...... 2010 3...... 57...... 2007 ...... 3.00 (26 games)...... 2011 ...... 1 (5-11-1)...... 1990 4...... 52...... 2012 9...... 2.72 (25 games)...... 2010 ...... 1 (5-11-1)...... 1994 5...... 49...... 2002 10...... 2.67 (21 games)...... 2003 ...... 1 (4-12-1)...... 1987 6...... 45...... 2006 11...... 2.65 (20 games)...... 2004 ...... 1 (9-12-1)...... 1989 7...... 44...... 2008 ...... 1 (3-13-1)...... 1995 8...... 42...... 1999 Save percent 9...... 41...... 2000 1...... 901 (9 GA, 82 saves)...... 2009 Most shutouts 10...... 40...... 2009 2...... 895 (8 GA, 68 saves)...... 2010 1...... 18...... 2009 11...... 37...... 1998 3...... 884 (19 GA, 145 saves)...... 1992 2...... 17...... 2010 12...... 34...... 2005 4...... 864 (11 GA, 70 saves)...... 2007 3...... 16...... 2011 ...... 34...... 2003 5...... 857 (14 GA, 84 saves)...... 2012 4...... 15...... 2007 14...... 33...... 1992 ...... 857 (13 GA, 78 saves)...... 2011 5...... 14...... 2008 15...... 32...... 1989 7...... 855 (11 GA, 65 saves)...... 2005 6...... 13...... 2012 8...... 842 (46 GA, 245 saves)...... 1994 ...... 13...... 2005 Assists per-game 9...... 840 (26 GA, 137 saves)...... 1993 8...... 10...... 2006 1...... 2.88 (25 games)...... 2010 10...... 822 (41 GA, 189 saves)...... 1990 9...... 9...... 2004 2...... 2.59 (22 games)...... 2007 11...... 806 (32 GA, 133 saves)...... 1996 ...... 9...... 2002

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11...... 8...... 2003 7...... 0.48...... Renae Ransdell...... (79 games)...... 2001-04 3...... 2...... Aisling Reidy...... 1999-02 12...... 7...... 1992 8...... 0.47...... Sydney Bond...... (99 games)...... 2010-13 ...... 2...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 ...... 7...... 1993 9...... 0.47...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (68 games)...... 1995-98 5...... 1...... Ashley McGuire...... 2003-04, 06-07 14...... 6...... 1988 10...... 0.44...... Brittany Barry...... (45 games)...... 2011-12 ...... 1...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 15...... 5...... 1996 11...... 0.43...... Amber Cringle...... (72 games)...... 1997-00 ...... 1...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010-13 ...... 5...... 1991 12...... 0.36...... Nancy Kolber...... (69 games)...... 1986-89 ...... 5...... 2000 13...... 0.32...... Lindsay Bove...... (84 games)...... 2004-07 GOALKEEPING (CAREER) ...... 5...... 1989 14...... 0.31...... Sandra Greenman...... (67 games)...... 1997-00 15...... 0.31...... Danielle Kutis...... (64 games)...... 1996-99 Saves PARTICIPATION (SEASON) 1...... 495...... Crystal McDonald (96 GA, 495 saves)...... 1993-94, 96 Assists 2...... 387...... Erica Smith (108 GA, 387 saves)...... 1997-00 Games played 1...... 46...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010-13 3...... 251...... Kim Shuler (0 GA, 251 saves)...... 1990-91 1...... 26...... 2008 2...... 37...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 4...... 182...... Lauren Steinberg (38 GA, 182 saves)...... 2004-07 ...... 26...... 2011 3...... 28...... Ashley McGuire...... 2003-04, 06-07 5...... 177...... Jessica Gerski (29 GA, 177 saves)...... 2011-13 3...... 25...... 2012 ...... 28...... Amanda Deck...... 2007-10 6...... 174...... Kerri Volkmuth (54 GA, 174 saves)...... 1999-02 ...... 25...... 2010 5...... 27...... Renae Ransdell...... 2001-04 7...... 171...... Kelly Stern (0 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 ...... 25...... 2009 6...... 26...... Drea Porteus...... 1999-00, 02-03 8...... 141...... Katie Place (0 GA, 141 saves)...... 1987 6...... 22...... 2007 7...... 24...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 9...... 128...... Christine Serin (35 GA, 128 saves)...... 1995-98 ...... 22...... 1989 8...... 23...... Lesa Amato...... 1988-91 ...... 128...... Melissa Eversdyke (17 GA, 128 saves)...... 1992 8...... 21...... 2006 ...... 23...... Amber Cringle...... 1997-00 11...... 126...... Amy Jo Bouvier (38 GA, 126 saves)...... 1986 ...... 21...... 2005 10...... 21...... Lynnette Sherwood...... 1995-98 12...... 104...... Kat Marasia (45 GA, 104 saves)...... 2002-05 ...... 21...... 2000 11...... 20...... Eliza Whipple...... 2000-03 13...... 95...... Shannon Murphy (25 GA, 95 saves)...... 2006-09 ...... 21...... 2003 12...... 18...... Jenn Camardello...... 1991-93 14...... 84...... Deanna Esposito (7 GA, 84 saves)...... 2009-10 12...... 20...... 2002 ...... 18...... Gianna D’Errico...... 2008-11 15...... 73...... Suzanne Soden (24 GA, 73 saves)...... 1995 ...... 20...... 2004 14...... 17...... Lindsay Bove...... 2004-07 ...... 20...... 1988 ...... 17...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 Saves per game (minimum 35 games) 15...... 19...... 1992 ...... 17...... Wendy Barker...... 1986-89 1...... 2.56...... Lauren Steinberg...... (71 games)...... 2004-07 2...... 2.42...... Jessica Gerski...... (73 games)...... 2011-13 Individual Career Records Assists per-game (minimum 35 games) 3...... 2.17...... Kat Marasia...... (48 games)...... 2002-05 1...... 0.59...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (78 games)...... 2010-13 4...... 1.67...... Shannon Murphy...... (57 games)...... 2006-09 SCORING (CAREER) 2...... 0.37...... Jenn Camardello...... (49 games)...... 1991-93 3...... 0.36...... Christina Cuffari...... (102 games)...... 2008-11 Save percent (minimum 35 saves) Points 4...... 0.35...... Ashley McGuire...... (79 games)...... 2003-04, 06-07 1...... 1.000...... Katie Place...... (0 GA, 141 saves)...... 1987 1...... 148...... Carmelina Puopolo (51g 46a)...... 2010-13 5...... 0.35...... Drea Porteus...... (75 games)...... 1999-00, 02-03 ...... 1.000...... Kim Shuler...... (0 GA, 251 saves)...... 1990-91 2...... 118...... Sydney Bond (47g 24a)...... 2010-13 6...... 0.34...... Renae Ransdell...... (79 games)...... 2001-04 ...... 1.000...... Kelly Stern...... (0 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 3...... 112...... Eliza Whipple (46g 20a)...... 2000-03 7...... 0.32...... Amber Cringle...... (72 games)...... 1997-00 4...... 923...... Deanna Esposito...... (7 GA, 84 saves)...... 2009-10 4...... 104...... Drea Porteus (39g 26a)...... 1999-00, 02-03 8...... 0.32...... Lesa Amato...... (73 games)...... 1988-91 5...... 904...... Susan Cowan...... (5 GA, 47 saves)...... 2007-10 5...... 103...... Renae Ransdell (38g 27a)...... 2001-04 9...... 0.31...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (68 games)...... 1995-98 6...... 883...... Melissa Eversdyke...... (17 GA, 128 saves)...... 1992 ...... 103...... Wendy Barker (43g 17a)...... 1986-89 10...... 0.29...... Amanda Deck...... (96 games)...... 2007-10 7...... 859...... Jessica Gerski...... (29 GA, 177 saves)...... 2011-13 7...... 98...... Jenn Camardello (40g 18a)...... 1991-93 11...... 0.26...... Jazmine Farrell...... (47 games)...... 2007-08 8...... 838...... Crystal McDonald...... (96 GA, 495 saves)... 1993-94, 96 8...... 95...... Christina Cuffari (29g 37a)...... 2008-11 12...... 0.25...... Eliza Whipple...... (80 games)...... 2000-03 9...... 827...... Lauren Steinberg...... (38 GA, 182 saves)...... 2004-07 9...... 85...... Lynnette Sherwood (32g 21a)...... 1995-98 13...... 0.25...... Wendy Barker...... (69 games)...... 1986-89 10...... 792...... Shannon Murphy...... (25 GA, 95 saves)...... 2006-09 ...... 85...... Amber Cringle (31g 23a)...... 1997-00 14...... 0.24...... Sydney Bond...... (99 games)...... 2010-13 11...... 785...... Christine Serin...... (35 GA, 128 saves)...... 1995-98 11...... 76...... Gianna D’Errico (29g 18a)...... 2008-11 15...... 0.23...... Michelle Zulauf...... (52 games)...... 1998-00 12...... 782...... Erica Smith...... (108 GA, 387 saves)...... 1997-00 ...... 76...... Ashley McGuire (24g 28a)...... 2003-04, 06-07 13...... 768...... Amy Jo Bouvier...... (38 GA, 126 saves)...... 1986 13...... 72...... Sami Brown (32g 8a)...... 2005-07 Shots attempted 14...... 763...... Kerri Volkmuth...... (54 GA, 174 saves)...... 1999-02 14...... 71...... Lindsay Bove (27g 17a)...... 2004-07 1...... 328...... Carmelina Puopolo (51 goals)...... 2010-13 15...... 753...... Suzanne Soden...... (24 GA, 73 saves)...... 1995 15...... 68...... Amanda Deck (20g 28a)...... 2007-10 2...... 294...... Christina Cuffari (29 goals)...... 2008-11 ...... 68...... Brittany Godin (29g 10a)...... 2008-11 3...... 230...... Eliza Whipple (46 goals)...... 2000-03 Goals-against-avg (minimum 1500 minutes) 4...... 227...... Amanda Deck (20 goals)...... 2007-10 1...... 0.25...... Deanna Esposito...... (7 GA, 2502 min)...... 2009-10 Points per- game (minimum 35 games) 5...... 224...... Renae Ransdell (38 goals)...... 2001-04 2...... 0.45...... Jessica Gerski...... (29 GA, 5818 min)...... 2011-13 1...... 2.00...... Jenn Camardello...... (49 games)...... 1991-93 6...... 217...... Lynnette Sherwood (32 goals)...... 1995-98 3...... 0.62...... Lauren Steinberg...... (38 GA, 5545 min)...... 2004-07 2...... 1.90...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (78 games)...... 2010-13 7...... 195...... Sydney Bond (47 goals)...... 2010-13 4...... 0.70...... Shannon Murphy...... (25 GA, 3204 min)...... 2006-09 3...... 1.49...... Wendy Barker...... (69 games)...... 1986-89 8...... 177...... Drea Porteus (39 goals)...... 1999-00, 02-03 5...... 0.96...... Melissa Eversdyke...... (17 GA, 1590 min)...... 1992 4...... 1.40...... Eliza Whipple...... (80 games)...... 2000-03 9...... 163...... Kerri Stone (18 goals)...... 2000-03 6...... 1.22...... Kerri Volkmuth...... (54 GA, 3980 min)...... 1999-02 5...... 1.39...... Drea Porteus...... (75 games)...... 1999-00, 02-03 10...... 151...... Kailey Egbert (25 goals)...... 2005-08 7...... 1.23...... Kat Marasia...... (45 GA, 3303 min)...... 2002-05 6...... 1.30...... Renae Ransdell...... (79 games)...... 2001-04 11...... 150...... Gianna D’Errico (29 goals)...... 2008-11 8...... 1.82...... Erica Smith...... (108 GA, 5332 min)...... 1997-00 7...... 1.25...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (68 games)...... 1995-98 12...... 144...... Amber Cringle (31 goals)...... 1997-00 9...... 2.00...... Crystal McDonald...... (96 GA, 4319 min).... 1993-94, 96 8...... 1.19...... Sydney Bond...... (99 games)...... 2010-13 13...... 127...... Sami Brown (32 goals)...... 2005-07 9...... 1.18...... Amber Cringle...... (72 games)...... 1997-00 14...... 122...... Brittany Godin (29 goals)...... 2008-11 Most wins 10...... 1.12...... Sami Brown...... (64 games)...... 2005-07 15...... 119...... Ashley McGuire (24 goals)...... 2003-04, 06-07 1...... 62...... Jessica Gerski (62-5-5)...... 2011-13 11...... 1.00...... Brittany Barry...... (45 games)...... 2011-12 ...... 119...... Lindsay Bove (27 goals)...... 2004-07 2...... 45...... Lauren Steinberg (45-7-8)...... 2004-07 12...... 0.96...... Ashley McGuire...... (79 games)...... 2003-04, 06-07 3...... 35...... Erica Smith (35-32-0)...... 1997-00 13...... 0.93...... Christina Cuffari...... (102 games)...... 2008-11 Shots per-game (minimum 35 games) 4...... 29...... Deanna Esposito (29-1-1)...... 2009-10 14...... 0.90...... Nancy Kolber...... (69 games)...... 1986-89 1...... 4.21...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (78 games)...... 2010-13 5...... 27...... Kerri Volkmuth (27-9-2)...... 1999-02 15...... 0.85...... Lindsay Bove...... (84 games)...... 2004-07 2...... 3.19...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (68 games)...... 1995-98 ...... 27...... Shannon Murphy (27-4-2)...... 2006-09 3...... 2.88...... Christina Cuffari...... (102 games)...... 2008-11 7...... 24...... Kat Marasia (24-12-4)...... 2002-05 Goals 4...... 2.88...... Eliza Whipple...... (80 games)...... 2000-03 8...... 22...... Crystal McDonald (22-24-3)...... 1993-94, 96 1...... 51...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010-13 5...... 2.84...... Renae Ransdell...... (79 games)...... 2001-04 9...... 11...... Susan Cowan (11-0-0)...... 2007-10 2...... 47...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 6...... 2.36...... Amanda Deck...... (96 games)...... 2007-10 10...... 8...... Melissa Eversdyke (8-6-4)...... 1992 3...... 46...... Eliza Whipple...... 2000-03 7...... 2.36...... Drea Porteus...... (75 games)...... 1999-00, 02-03 4...... 43...... Wendy Barker...... 1986-89 8...... 2.22...... Brittany Barry...... (45 games)...... 2011-12 Most losses 5...... 40...... Jenn Camardello...... 1991-93 9...... 2.06...... Kerri Stone...... (79 games)...... 2000-03 1...... 32...... Erica Smith (35-32-0)...... 1997-00 6...... 39...... Drea Porteus...... 1999-00, 02-03 10...... 2.00...... Amber Cringle...... (72 games)...... 1997-00 2...... 24...... Crystal McDonald (22-24-3)...... 1993-94, 96 7...... 38...... Renae Ransdell...... 2001-04 11...... 1.98...... Sami Brown...... (64 games)...... 2005-07 3...... 12...... Kat Marasia (24-12-4)...... 2002-05 8...... 32...... Sami Brown...... 2005-07 12...... 1.97...... Sydney Bond...... (99 games)...... 2010-13 4...... 11...... Christine Serin (2-11-1)...... 1995-98 ...... 32...... Lynnette Sherwood...... 1995-98 13...... 1.72...... Danielle Kutis...... (64 games)...... 1996-99 5...... 9...... Kerri Volkmuth (27-9-2)...... 1999-02 10...... 31...... Amber Cringle...... 1997-00 14...... 1.70...... Kailey Egbert...... (89 games)...... 2005-08 6...... 7...... Lauren Steinberg (45-7-8)...... 2004-07 11...... 29...... Brittany Godin...... 2008-11 15...... 1.52...... Michelle Zulauf...... (52 games)...... 1998-00 7...... 6...... Amy Jo Bouvier (4-6-0)...... 1986 ...... 29...... Gianna D’Errico...... 2008-11 ...... 6...... Melissa Eversdyke (8-6-4)...... 1992 ...... 29...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 Penalty kicks made 9...... 5...... Jessica Gerski (62-5-5)...... 2011-13 14...... 27...... Lindsay Bove...... 2004-07 1...... 4...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 10...... 4...... Shannon Murphy (27-4-2)...... 2006-09 15...... 25...... Nancy Kolber...... 1986-89 2...... 2...... Aisling Reidy...... 1999-02 ...... 25...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 ...... 2...... Amanda Deck...... 2007-10 Most ties 4...... 1...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010-13 1...... 8...... Lauren Steinberg (45-7-8)...... 2004-07 Goals per-game (minimum 35 games) ...... 1...... Ashley McGuire...... 2003-04, 06-07 2...... 5...... Jessica Gerski (62-5-5)...... 2011-13 1...... 0.82...... Jenn Camardello...... (49 games)...... 1991-93 ...... 1...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 3...... 4...... Kat Marasia (24-12-4)...... 2002-05 2...... 0.65...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (78 games)...... 2010-13 ...... 1...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 ...... 4...... Melissa Eversdyke (8-6-4)...... 1992 3...... 0.62...... Wendy Barker...... (69 games)...... 1986-89 5...... 3...... Crystal McDonald (22-24-3)...... 1993-94, 96 4...... 0.57...... Eliza Whipple...... (80 games)...... 2000-03 Penalty kick attempts 6...... 2...... Shannon Murphy (27-4-2)...... 2006-09 5...... 0.52...... Drea Porteus...... (75 games)...... 1999-00, 02-03 1...... 4...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 ...... 2...... Kerri Volkmuth (27-9-2)...... 1999-02 6...... 0.50...... Sami Brown...... (64 games)...... 2005-07 2...... 3...... Amanda Deck...... 2007-10 8...... 1...... Christine Serin (2-11-1)...... 1995-98

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...... 1...... Loren Alexanian (1-0-1)...... 1990-93 13...... 1.69...... Jenn Camardello...... (16 games)...... 1993 ...... 8...... Lynnette Sherwood...... 1996 ...... 1...... Deanna Esposito (29-1-1)...... 2009-10 14...... 1.67...... Eliza Whipple...... (21 games)...... 2003 ...... 8...... Drea Porteus...... 1999 15...... 1.59...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1995 ...... 8...... Aoife Herbert...... 2010 Most shutouts ...... 8...... Lesa Amato...... 1988 1...... 26...... Lauren Steinberg...... 2004-07 Goals 2...... 25...... Jessica Gerski...... 2011-13 1...... 20...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Assists per-game (minimum 10 games) 3...... 15...... Deanna Esposito...... 2009-10 2...... 19...... Wendy Barker...... 1988 1...... 0.68...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2012 4...... 14...... Crystal McDonald...... 1993-94, 96 ...... 19...... Jenn Camardello...... 1992 2...... 0.64...... Ashley McGuire...... (22 games)...... 2007 5...... 12...... Shannon Murphy...... 2006-09 ...... 19...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011 3...... 0.60...... Christina Cuffari...... (25 games)...... 2010 6...... 10...... Kerri Volkmuth...... 1999-02 5...... 18...... Rebecka Santesson...... 1989 4...... 0.55...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2002 7...... 8...... Kat Marasia...... 2002-05 6...... 16...... Renae Ransdell...... 2004 5...... 0.53...... Christa Leonowicz...... (19 games)...... 1992 ...... 8...... Erica Smith...... 1997-00 7...... 15...... Sami Brown...... 2007 6...... 0.52...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2011 9...... 6...... Susan Cowan...... 2007-10 ...... 15...... Eliza Whipple...... 2003 7...... 0.50...... Christina Cuffari...... (26 games)...... 2011 ...... 6...... Melissa Eversdyke...... 1992 9...... 14...... Brittany Barry...... 2011 8...... 0.47...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1996 ...... 6...... Kelly Stern...... 1988 10...... 13...... Sydney Bond...... 2012 ...... 0.47...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 1999 ...... 13...... Brittany Godin...... 2011 ...... 0.47...... Amber Cringle...... (17 games)...... 1999 PARTICIPATION (CAREER) ...... 13...... Renae Ransdell...... 2002 11...... 0.44...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2010 ...... 13...... Drea Porteus...... 1999 12...... 0.44...... Jenn Camardello...... (16 games)...... 1993 Games played 14...... 12...... Sydney Bond...... 2013 13...... 0.42...... Kylee Litchfield...... (19 games)...... 2006 1...... 102...... Gianna D’Errico...... 2008-11 ...... 12...... Drea Porteus...... 2000 14...... 0.41...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 2000 ...... 102...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 15...... 0.40...... Wendy Barker...... (10 games)...... 1986 3...... 100...... Brittany Godin...... 2008-11 Goals per-game (minimum 10 games) ...... 0.40...... Lesa Amato...... (20 games)...... 1988 4...... 99...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 1...... 1.00...... Jenn Camardello...... (19 games)...... 1992 ...... 0.40...... Danielle Murphy...... (15 games)...... 1995 5...... 98...... Nicola D’Errico...... 2008-11 2...... 0.95...... Wendy Barker...... (20 games)...... 1988 ...... 0.40...... Amanda Deck...... (25 games)...... 2010 6...... 97...... Derith Fernandes...... 2008-11 3...... 0.82...... Rebecka Santesson...... (22 games)...... 1989 ...... 0.40...... Danielle Kutis...... (15 games)...... 1999 7...... 96...... Katie Whiting...... 2007-10 ...... 96...... Kaitlyn Berry...... 2007-10 ...... 96...... Amanda Deck...... 2007-10 10...... 95...... Coco Ebersole...... 2007-10 11...... 93...... Kelly Guerin...... 2007-10 12...... 90...... Kimberly Morton...... 2008-11 13...... 89...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 ...... 89...... Caitlin Naylor...... 2005-08 15...... 87...... Deanna Wachtel...... 2005-09 ...... 87...... Jaclyn Evans...... 2007-10

Games started 1...... 96...... Amanda Deck...... 2007-10 2...... 93...... Coco Ebersole...... 2007-10 3...... 92...... Sydney Bond...... 2010-13 4...... 88...... Brittany Godin...... 2008-11 5...... 87...... Christina Cuffari...... 2008-11 6...... 85...... Kailey Egbert...... 2005-08 7...... 84...... Lindsay Bove...... 2004-07 ...... 84...... Gianna D’Errico...... 2008-11 9...... 83...... Deanna Wachtel...... 2005-09 10...... 80...... Eliza Whipple...... 2000-03 11...... 79...... Renae Ransdell...... 2001-04 ...... 79...... Kerri Stone...... 2000-03 ...... 79...... Courtney Goess...... 2002-05 14...... 78...... Katie Whiting...... 2007-10 15...... 74...... Ashley McGuire...... 2003-04, 06-07 ...... 74...... Kylee Litchfield...... 2003-06 ...... 74...... Kelly Guerin...... 2007-10 ...... 74...... Leia Weidman...... 2000-03 ...... 74...... Jessica Gerski...... 2011-13

Individual Season Records

SCORING (SEASON) Christina Cuffari owns a share of the school record with a staggering 102 games played. Points 1...... 57...... Carmelina Puopolo (20g 17a)...... 2012 2...... 51...... Carmelina Puopolo (19g 13a)...... 2011 3...... 44...... Jenn Camardello (19g 6a)...... 1992 ...... 44...... Rebecka Santesson (18g 8a)...... 1989 4...... 0.80...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2012 ...... 44...... Wendy Barker (19g 6a)...... 1988 ...... 0.80...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2004 Shots attempted 6...... 37...... Renae Ransdell (13g 11a)...... 2002 6...... 0.79...... Jenn Camardello...... (14 games)...... 1991 1...... 139...... Carmelina Puopolo (20 goals)...... 2012 ...... 37...... Renae Ransdell (16g 5a)...... 2004 7...... 0.76...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 1999 2...... 113...... Christina Cuffari (8 goals)...... 2011 8...... 35...... Christina Cuffari (10g 15a)...... 2010 8...... 0.76...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2011 3...... 111...... Carmelina Puopolo (19 goals)...... 2011 ...... 35...... Eliza Whipple (15g 5a)...... 2003 9...... 0.71...... Eliza Whipple...... (21 games)...... 2003 4...... 78...... Renae Ransdell (16 goals)...... 2004 10...... 34...... Drea Porteus (13g 8a)...... 1999 10...... 0.71...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 2000 5...... 75...... Eliza Whipple (15 goals)...... 2003 11...... 31...... Sydney Bond (11g 9a)...... 2010 11...... 0.70...... Michele Patti...... (10 games)...... 1986 ...... 75...... Amanda Deck (7 goals)...... 2010 ...... 31...... Carmelina Puopolo (10g 11a)...... 2010 12...... 0.68...... Sami Brown...... (22 games)...... 2007 7...... 74...... Christina Cuffari (10 goals)...... 2010 ...... 31...... Sami Brown (15g 1a)...... 2007 13...... 0.65...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2002 8...... 71...... Sydney Bond (13 goals)...... 2012 ...... 31...... Brittany Barry (14g 3a)...... 2011 14...... 0.65...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1996 9...... 69...... Lynnette Sherwood (11 goals)...... 1995 ...... 31...... Brittany Godin (13g 5a)...... 2011 ...... 0.65...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1995 10...... 68...... Lynnette Sherwood (11 goals)...... 1996 ...... 31...... Drea Porteus (12g 7a)...... 2000 ...... 68...... Amanda Deck (9 goals)...... 2009 Assists 12...... 67...... Carmelina Puopolo (10 goals)...... 2010 Points per-game (minimum 10 games) 1...... 17...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 13...... 66...... Amanda Deck (4 goals)...... 2008 1...... 2.32...... Jenn Camardello...... (19 games)...... 1992 2...... 15...... Christina Cuffari...... 2010 14...... 63...... Brittany Barry (14 goals)...... 2011 2...... 2.28...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2012 3...... 14...... Ashley McGuire...... 2007 15...... 62...... Kelly Bidwell (5 goals)...... 1996 3...... 2.20...... Wendy Barker...... (20 games)...... 1988 4...... 13...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011 4...... 2.04...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2011 ...... 13...... Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Shots per-game (minimum 10 games) 5...... 2.00...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 1999 6...... 11...... Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010 1...... 5.56...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2012 ...... 2.00...... Rebecka Santesson...... (22 games)...... 1989 ...... 11...... Renae Ransdell...... 2002 2...... 4.44...... Carmelina Puopolo...... (25 games)...... 2011 7...... 1.93...... Jenn Camardello...... (14 games)...... 1991 8...... 10...... Amanda Deck...... 2010 3...... 4.35...... Christina Cuffari...... (26 games)...... 2011 8...... 1.85...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2004 ...... 10...... Christa Leonowicz...... 1992 4...... 4.06...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1995 ...... 1.85...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2002 10...... 9...... Sydney Bond...... 2010 5...... 4.00...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1996 10...... 1.82...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 2000 11...... 8...... Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 6...... 3.90...... Renae Ransdell...... (20 games)...... 2004 11...... 1.76...... Lynnette Sherwood...... (17 games)...... 1996 ...... 8...... Amber Cringle...... 1999 7...... 3.65...... Kelly Bidwell...... (17 games)...... 1996 12...... 1.70...... Michele Patti...... (10 games)...... 1986 ...... 8...... Rebecka Santesson...... 1989 8...... 3.60...... Danielle Murphy...... (15 games)...... 1995

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9...... 3.57...... Eliza Whipple...... (21 games)...... 2003 Most wins Individual Game Records 10...... 3.35...... Karen Gallagher...... (17 games)...... 1996 1...... 23...... Deanna Esposito (23-1-1)...... 2010 11...... 3.18...... Drea Porteus...... (17 games)...... 1999 ...... 23...... Jessica Gerski (23-1-1)...... 2011 Most points 12...... 3.00...... Amanda Deck...... (25 games)...... 2010 3...... 20...... Jessica Gerski (20-1-2)...... 2013 1...... 10...... Carmelina Puopolo.....NYIT...... 8/30/12...... 3 g | 4a ...... 3.00...... Eliza Whipple...... (20 games)...... 2002 4...... 19...... Jessica Gerski (19-3-2)...... 2012 10... Drea Porteus...... Bridgeport...... 9/12/99...... 4g | 2a 14...... 2.96...... Christina Cuffari...... (25 games)...... 2010 5...... 18...... Shannon Murphy (18-3-2)...... 2008 15...... 2.94...... Eliza Whipple...... (18 games)...... 2001 6...... 17...... Lauren Steinberg (17-1-2)...... 2007 ...... 10...... Lynette Sherwood...... Concordia...... 11/5/95...... 4g | 2a 7...... 16...... Lauren Steinberg (16-3-1)...... 2006 10... Jenn Camardello...... Russell Sage...... 10/26/92...... 5g | 0a GOALKEEPING (SEASON) 8...... 14...... Kerri Volkmuth (14-3-0)...... 2002 9...... 12...... Kat Marasia (12-5-2)...... 2003 Most goals Saves 10...... 11...... Kat Marasia (11-5-2)...... 2004 1...... 5...... Jenn Camardello...... Russell Sage...... 10/26/92 1...... 241...... Crystal McDonald (45 GA, 241 saves)...... 1994 ...... 11...... Lauren Steinberg (11-3-5)...... 2005 2...... 4...... Carmelina Puopolo.....NYIT...... 8/30/12 2...... 171...... Kelly Stern (0 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 ...... 11...... Susan Cowan (11-0-0)...... 2009 ...... 4...... Drea Porteus...... Bridgeport...... 9/12/99 3...... 170...... Kim Shuler (0 GA, 170 saves)...... 1990 13...... 10...... Crystal McDonald (10-4-2)...... 1993 4...... 148...... Erica Smith (36 GA, 148 saves)...... 1997 ...... 10...... Erica Smith (10-6-0)...... 2000 ...... 4...... Lynnette Sherwood.....Russell Sage...... 9/15/96 5...... 141...... Katie Place (0 GA, 141 saves)...... 1987 ...... 10...... Kerri Volkmuth (10-5-1)...... 2001 ...... 4...... Lynnette Sherwood.....Concordia...... 11/5/95 6...... 130...... Crystal McDonald (25 GA, 130 saves)...... 1993 ...... 4...... Wendy Baker...... Albany Pharmacy...... 9/10/87 7...... 128...... Melissa Eversdyke (17 GA, 128 saves)...... 1992 Most losses 8...... 126...... Amy Jo Bouvier (38 GA, 126 saves)...... 1986 1...... 11...... Crystal McDonald (5-11-1)...... 1994 Most assists 9...... 124...... Crystal McDonald (26 GA, 124 saves)...... 1996 2...... 10...... Christine Serin (2-10-1)...... 1995 1...... 4...... Carmelina Puopolo.....NYIT...... 8/30/12 10...... 115...... Christine Serin (29 GA, 115 saves)...... 1995 3...... 9...... Crystal McDonald (7-9-0)...... 1996 4..... Danielle Murphy...... Concordia...... 11/5/95 11...... 101...... Erica Smith (26 GA, 101 saves)...... 1998 ...... 9...... Erica Smith (8-9-0)...... 1997 12...... 87...... Erica Smith (25 GA, 87 saves)...... 1999 ...... 9...... Erica Smith (8-9-0)...... 1999 13...... 81...... Kim Shuler (0 GA, 81 saves)...... 1991 6...... 8...... Erica Smith (9-8-0)...... 1998 Most saves 14...... 80...... Kerri Volkmuth (22 GA, 80 saves)...... 2001 7...... 6...... Amy Jo Bouvier (4-6-0)...... 1986 1...... 32...... Crystal McDonald...... Southern New Hampshire...... 10/16/93 15...... 73...... Jessica Gerski (11 GA, 73 saves)...... 2012 ...... 6...... Erica Smith (10-6-0)...... 2000 ...... 73...... Suzanne Soden (24 GA, 73 saves)...... 1995 ...... 6...... Melissa Eversdyke (8-6-4)...... 1992 10...... 5...... Kat Marasia (12-5-2)...... 2003 Saves per-game (minimum 10 games) ...... 5...... Kerri Volkmuth (10-5-1)...... 2001 1...... 3.05...... Lauren Steinberg...... (21 games)...... 2005 ...... 5...... Kat Marasia (11-5-2)...... 2004 2...... 3.04...... Jessica Gerski...... (24 games)...... 2012 13...... 4...... Crystal McDonald (10-4-2)...... 1993 3...... 2.62...... Lauren Steinberg...... (21 games)...... 2007 14...... 3...... Lauren Steinberg (16-3-1)...... 2006 4...... 2.56...... Shannon Murphy...... (25 games)...... 2008 ...... 3...... Jessica Gerski (19-3-2)...... 2012 5...... 2.53...... Susan Cowan...... (17 games)...... 2009 ...... 3...... Kerri Volkmuth (14-3-0)...... 2002 6...... 2.52...... Lauren Steinberg...... (21 games)...... 2006 ...... 3...... Suzanne Soden (1-3-0)...... 1995 7...... 2.50...... Jessica Gerski...... (26 games)...... 2011 ...... 3...... Lauren Steinberg (11-3-5)...... 2005 8...... 2.45...... Kerri Volkmuth...... (20 games)...... 2002 ...... 3...... Shannon Murphy (18-3-2)...... 2008 9...... 2.44...... Deanna Esposito...... (25 games)...... 2010 10...... 2.35...... Kat Marasia...... (20 games)...... 2003 Most ties 11...... 2.10...... Kat Marasia...... (20 games)...... 2004 1...... 5...... Lauren Steinberg (11-3-5)...... 2005 12...... 1.70...... Jessica Gerski...... (23 games)...... 2013 2...... 4...... Melissa Eversdyke (8-6-4)...... 1992 13...... 1.00...... Shannon Murphy...... (13 games)...... 2007 3...... 2...... Jessica Gerski (20-1-2)...... 2013 ...... 1.00...... Shannon Murphy...... (11 games)...... 2009 ...... 2...... Crystal McDonald (10-4-2)...... 1993 15...... 0.91...... Lauren Minkoff...... (11 games)...... 2011 ...... 2...... Kat Marasia (11-5-2)...... 2004 ...... 2...... Shannon Murphy (18-3-2)...... 2008 Save percent (minimum 50 saves) ...... 2...... Kat Marasia (12-5-2)...... 2003 1...... 1.000...... Kelly Stern...... (0 GA, 171 saves)...... 1988 ...... 2...... Jessica Gerski (19-3-2)...... 2012 ...... 1.000...... Kim Shuler...... (0 GA, 170 saves)...... 1990 ...... 2...... Lauren Steinberg (17-1-2)...... 2007 ...... 1.000...... Katie Place...... (0 GA, 141 saves)...... 1987 10...... 1...... Kerri Volkmuth (10-5-1)...... 2001 ...... 1.000...... Kim Shuler...... (0 GA, 81 saves)...... 1991 ...... 1...... Crystal McDonald (5-11-1)...... 1994 5...... 924...... Deanna Esposito...... (5 GA, 61 saves)...... 2010 ...... 1...... Kerri Volkmuth (3-1-1)...... 2000 6...... 883...... Melissa Eversdyke...... (17 GA, 128 saves)...... 1992 ...... 1...... Deanna Esposito (23-1-1)...... 2010 7...... 869...... Jessica Gerski...... (11 GA, 73 saves)...... 2012 ...... 1...... Christine Serin (2-10-1)...... 1995 8...... 859...... Lauren Steinberg...... (9 GA, 55 saves)...... 2007 ...... 1...... Loren Alexanian (0-0-1)...... 1992 9...... 853...... Lauren Steinberg...... (11 GA, 64 saves)...... 2005 ...... 1...... Jessica Gerski (23-1-1)...... 2011 10...... 843...... Crystal McDonald...... (45 GA, 241 saves)...... 1994 ...... 1...... Lauren Steinberg (16-3-1)...... 2006 11...... 839...... Crystal McDonald...... (25 GA, 130 saves)...... 1993 12...... 833...... Jessica Gerski...... (13 GA, 65 saves)...... 2011 Most shutouts 13...... 827...... Crystal McDonald...... (26 GA, 124 saves)...... 1996 1...... 13...... Lauren Steinberg...... 2005 14...... 804...... Erica Smith...... (36 GA, 148 saves)...... 1997 ...... 13...... Deanna Esposito...... 2010 15...... 800...... Shannon Murphy...... (16 GA, 64 saves)...... 2008 3...... 11...... Jessica Gerski...... 2013 4...... 8...... Shannon Murphy...... 2008 Goals against avg (minimum 500 minutes) 5...... 7...... Jessica Gerski...... 2012 1...... 0.15...... Susan Cowan...... (2 GA, 1189 min)...... 2009 ...... 7...... Crystal McDonald...... 1993 2...... 0.22...... Deanna Esposito...... (5 GA, 2042 min)...... 2010 ...... 7...... Lauren Steinberg...... 2006 3...... 0.24...... Jessica Gerski...... (5 GA, 1859 min)...... 2013 ...... 7...... Jessica Gerski...... 2011 4...... 0.49...... Lauren Steinberg...... (11 GA, 2015 min)...... 2005 9...... 6...... Melissa Eversdyke...... 1992 5...... 0.49...... Jessica Gerski...... (11 GA, 2012 min)...... 2012 ...... 6...... Susan Cowan...... 2009 6...... 0.51...... Lauren Steinberg...... (9 GA, 1595 min)...... 2007 ...... 6...... Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 7...... 0.60...... Jessica Gerski...... (13 GA, 1946 min)...... 2011 ...... 6...... Kelly Stern...... 1988 8...... 0.73...... Shannon Murphy...... (5 GA, 618 min)...... 2009 13...... 5...... Kerri Volkmuth...... 2002 9...... 0.75...... Shannon Murphy...... (16 GA, 1910 min)...... 2008 14...... 4...... Kerri Volkmuth...... 2001 10...... 0.79...... Lauren Steinberg...... (15 GA, 1706 min)...... 2006 ...... 4...... Crystal McDonald...... 1994 11...... 0.96...... Kerri Volkmuth...... (15 GA, 1413 min)...... 2002 ...... 4...... Kat Marasia...... 2003 12...... 0.96...... Melissa Eversdyke...... (17 GA, 1590 min)...... 1992 ...... 4...... Kat Marasia...... 2004 13...... 1.12...... Kat Marasia...... (19 GA, 1531 min)...... 2004 14...... 1.18...... Kat Marasia...... (20 GA, 1525 min)...... 2003 15...... 1.26...... Kerri Volkmuth...... (22 GA, 1568 min)...... 2001

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2013 (20-1-2/12-0-2 NE-10, 1st Place) 12/01/11...... G-Armstrong...... W2-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 12/03/11...... H-Grand Valley State...... W 2-1 9/5/13...... NYACK...... W 7-0 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 9/7/13...... FELICIAN...... W 4-0 A-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/10/13...... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... W 4-0 B-NE-10 Semifinal 9/18/13...... at Le Moyne*...... W 2-0 C-NE-10 Final 9/21/13...... at Southern N.H.*...... W 1-0 D-NCAA 2nd Round 9/24/13...... at Adelphi*...... W 1-0 E-NCAA 3rd Round 9/28/13...... FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... W 2-0 F-NCAA National Quarterfinal 10/2/13...... PACE*...... W 3-0 G-NCAA National Semifinal (Pensacola, FL) 10/5/13...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 2-0 H-NCAA National Championship (Pensacola, FL) 10/8/13...... at #6 American Int’l*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/12/13...... SAINT ANSELM*...... W 2-0 2010 (23-1-1/15-0-0 NE-10, 1st Place) 10/14/13...... at Mercy...... W 3-1 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/16/13...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 4-0 09/03/10...... HOLY FAMILY...... W 7-0 10/19/13...... at Merrimack*...... W 3-0 09/06/10...... MERCY...... W 7-0 10/22/13...... at Southern Connecticut*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 09/10/10...... at UMass Lowell*...... W 1-0 10/26/13...... STONEHILL*...... W 3-1 09/12/10...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 2-1 10/30/13...... NEW HAVEN*...... W 2-1 09/15/10...... LE MOYNE*...... W 8-1 11/2/13...... at Bentley*...... W 4-0 09/18/10...... at Assumption*...... W 2-0 11/5/13...... A-FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 1-0 09/21/10...... ADELPHI*...... W 4-0 11/8/13...... B-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 09/25/10...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... W 1-0 11/10/13...... C-ADELPHI...... W 2-0 09/28/10...... *...... W 7-1 11/17/13...... D-#25 ADELPHI...... W 2-0 10/02/10...... at Stonehill*...... W 3-1 11/22/13...... E-#13 AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 10/05/10...... at Pace*...... W 3-0 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 10/08/10...... BENTLEY*...... W 3-1 A-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/10/10...... at Saint Anselm*...... W 5-0 B-NE-10 Semifinal 10/13/10...... at New Haven*...... W 5-0 C-NE-10 Final 10/16/10...... #21 MERRIMACK*...... W 2-0 D-NCAA Second-Round 10/19/10...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... W 2-1 E-NCAA Third-Round 10/23/10...... at Franklin Pierce*...... W 1-0 10/27/10...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*...... W 4-0 2012 (20-3-2/12-1-2 NE-10, T-1st Place) 10/31/10...... A-NEW HAVEN...... W 5-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 11/04/10...... B-AMERICAN INT’L...... W 4-0 8/30/12...... at NYIT...... W 10-0 11/07/10...... C-FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 3-0 9/4/12...... NYACK...... W 5-0 11/14/10...... D-BRIDGEPORT...... W 1-0 9/8/12...... at #12 UMass Lowell*...... W 2-0 11/19/10...... E-vs #13 C.W. Post...... W 1-0 9/12/12...... LE MOYNE*...... W 3-2 11/21/10...... F-at #4 West Chester...... T 1-1 (3OT) 9/15/12...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... T 1-1 (2 OT) 12/02/10...... G-vs #12 UC-San Diego...... L 0-1 9/19/12...... ADELPHI*...... W 2-0 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 9/22/12...... at Franklin Pierce*...... W 5-1 A-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/26/12...... at Pace*...... W 3-1 B- NE-10 Semifinal 9/29/12...... SAINT MICHEAL’S*...... W 6-0 C- NE-10 Championship 10/2/12...... #25 AMERICAN INT’L*...... L 0-1 (2 OT) D- NCAA 2nd Round; 10/6/12...... at Saint Anselm*...... T 1-1 (2 OT) E- NCAA 3rd Round (West Chester; West. Chester, PA 10/8/12...... MERCY...... W 3-0 F- NCAA Quarterfinal (West Chester; West Chester, PA - Adv. 3-1 PK) 10/10/12...... at Assumption*...... W 2-0 G- NCAA Semifinal (Bellarmine; Louisville, KY) 10/13/12...... MERRIMACK*...... W 3-0 10/16/12...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*...... W 2-1 2009 (24-1-0/15-0-0 NE-10, 1st Place) 10/20/12...... at Stonehill*...... W 2-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/24/12...... at New Haven*...... W 2-0 8/29/09...... !-at Georgian Court...... W 2-1 10/27/12...... BENTLEY*...... W 1-0 8/30/09...... !-vs Holy Family...... W 2-0 10/31/12...... A-SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 5-1 9/05/09...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 2-0 11/2/12...... B-SOUTHERN N.H...... L 0-1 9/07/09...... at Adelphi*...... W 1-0 11/9/12...... C-vs. Wilmington...... W 3-0 9/12/09...... STONEHILL*...... W 2-1 11/11/12...... D-at #14 American Int’l...... W 2-1 9/16/09...... NEW HAVEN*...... W 4-1 11/16/12...... E-vs. Dowling...... W 1-0 9/19/09...... at Merrimack*...... W 4-0 11/18/12...... F-at West Chester...... W 4-1 9/23/09...... C.W. POST...... W 2-0 11/29/12...... G-vs. #2 West Florida...... L 1-2 (2OT) 9/26/09...... SAINT ANSELM*...... W 1-0 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 9/30/09...... at Southern Connecticut*...... W 1-0 A-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/03/09...... at Bentley*...... W 1-0 B-NE-10 Semifinal 10/06/09...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 3-1 C-NCAA Tournament First-Round (Springfield, MA) 10/10/09...... #12 FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... W 2-0 D-NCAA Tournament Second-Round 10/14/09...... at American Int’l*...... W 2-0 E-NCAA East Regional Final (West Chester, PA) 10/17/09...... at Southern N.H.*...... W 1-0 F-NCAA Quarterfinal 10/20/09...... PACE*...... W 7-0 G-NCAA Semifinal (Evans, GA) 10/24/09...... #15 UMASS LOWELL*...... W 1-0 (2OT) 10/28/09...... at Le Moyne*...... W 3-0 2011 (24-1-1/13-1-1 NE-10, 1st Place) 11/01/09...... A-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 11/05/09...... B-MERRIMACK...... W 2-0 09/01/11...... NYIT...... W 10-0 11/08/09...... C-#19 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W2-1 09103/11...... at New Mexico Highlands...... W 2-1 (OT) 11/15/09...... D-MERRIMACK...... W 2-1 09/06/11...... PACE*...... W 5-0 11/20/09...... E-#20 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 1-0 09/09/11...... UMASS LOWELL*...... T 1-1 (2OT) 11/22/09...... F-#23 CALIFORNIA (PA)...... W 1-0 09/11/11...... at Southern N.H.*...... W 3-1 12/03/09...... G-vs Grand Valley State...... L 2-3 (OT) 09/14/11...... at LeMoyne*...... W 8-0 !-Georgian Court Tournament 09/17/11...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 5-0 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 09/20/11...... at Adelphi*...... W 3-0 A-NE-10 Quarterfinal 09/24/11...... at American Int’l*...... W 2-0 B-NE-10 Semifinal 09/27/11...... MERCY...... W 8-0 C-NE-10 Championship (at Siena; Loudonville, NY) 10/01/11...... STONEHILL*...... W 1-0 D-NCAA 2nd Round 10/08/11...... SAINT ANSELM*...... W 2-1 E-NCAA 3rd Round (at Siena; Loudonville, NY) 10/12/11...... NEW HAVEN*...... W 3-2 F-NCAA Quarterfinal (at Siena; Loudonville, NY) 10/15/11...... at Merrimack*...... L 3-0 G-NCAA Semifinal (at Tampa; Tampa, FL) 10/19/11...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 1-0 10/22/11...... FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... W 2-0 2008 (20-4-2/11-2-1 NE-10, T1st Place) 10/26/11...... at Southern Connecticut*...... W 2-1 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/29/11...... at Bentley*...... W 9-0 8/29/08...... a-vs C.W. Post...... L 1-2 11/01/11...... A-ADELPHI...... W 4-0 8/31/08...... a-vs Georgian Court...... W 2-0 11/04/11...... B-STONEHILL...... W 2-0 9/7/08...... at Adelphi...... W 1-0 11/06/11...... C-MERRIMACK...... W 5-1 9/9/08...... at Southern Connecticut*...... W 2-1 11/13/11...... D-MERRIMACK...... W 5-0 9/13/08...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 5-0 11/18/11...... E-UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-1 9/17/08...... #17 FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... L 0-1 11/20/11...... F-CALIFORNIA-PA...... W 1-0 9/20/08...... at Bentley*...... W 6-0 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 43 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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9/23/08...... at Assumption*...... T 1-1 (2OT) 2005 (13-3-5/7-3-4 NE-10, 6th Place) 9/27/08...... at Merrimack*...... L 0-5 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/1/08...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... W2-0 8/26/05...... a-POST...... W 5-0 10/4/08...... at Saint Anselm*...... W 4-2 8/27/05...... a-NYACK...... W 7-0 10/8/08...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... W 3-0 8/31/05...... at #5 Franklin Pierce*...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/11/08...... UMASS LOWELL*...... W 2-0 9/5/05...... at Pace*...... W 2-1 10/13/08...... at #6 West Chester...... W 1-0 9/13/05...... STONEHILL*...... L 2-1 (2OT) 10/18/08...... at Stonehill*...... W 4-0 9/17/05...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*...... W 3-1 10/22/08...... at Le Moyne*...... W 1-0 9/21/05...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 1-0 10/25/08...... NEW HAVEN*...... W 3-1 9/24/05...... at Southern N.H.*...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/28/08...... b-PACE*...... W 3-1 9/27/05...... BENTLEY*...... W 2-1 (2OT) 11/2/08...... c-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 10/1/05...... #3 ASSUMPTION*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 11/6/08...... d-UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-0 10/5/05...... at Bryant*...... L 1-0 11/9/08...... e-at #13 Franklin Pierce...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/10/05...... at #19 UMass Lowell*...... W 2-0 11/14/08...... f-vs Georgian Court...... W 2-0 10/15/05...... MERRIMACK*...... W 1-0 11/16/08...... g-at #10 Franklin Pierce...... W 4-0 10/19/05...... LE MOYNE*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 11/21/08...... h-vs Bridgeport...... W 3-1 10/22/05...... at American Int’l*...... W 3-0 11/23/08...... i-vs #17 Mercyhurst...... W 3-2 10/23/05...... NJIT...... W 5-0 12/4//08...... j-vs #2 West Florida...... L 0-4 10/26/05...... SAINT ANSELM*...... L 3-2 *-Northeast-10 Conference Game 10/30/05...... b-at UMass Lowell...... W 2-0 a-at Nike Classic (Assumption College; Worcester, MA) 11/2/05...... c-at #18 Assumption...... T 0-0 (2OT) b-at Latham Dome (Indoors | Latham, NY) 11/12/05...... d-vs Philadelphia...... W 2-0 c-NE-10 Tournament Quarterfinal 11/13/05...... e-vs Bridgeport...... W 2-0 d-NE-10 Tournament Semifinal *-Northeast-10 Conference Game e-NE-10 Final (win 5-3 via PK) a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic f-NCAA Tournament First Round (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) b-NE-10 Quarterfinal g-NCAA Tournament Second Round c-NE-10 Semifinal (L 3-1 PK) h-NCAA Tournament Third Round (at West Chester; West Chester, PA) d-ECAC Semifinal (at NJIT; Newark, NJ) i-NCAA Tournament National Quarterfinal (at West Chester; West Chester, PA) e-ECAC Championship (at NJIT; Newark, NJ) j-NCAA Tournament National Semifinal (at Tampa; Tampa, FL) 2004 (13-5-2/9-3-2 NE-10, 4th Place) 2007 (19-1-2/12-0-2 NE-10, 1st Place) Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 8/28/04...... a-GEORGIAN COURT...... W 4-0 8/23/07...... ADELPHI...... W 1-0 8/29/04...... a-DOMINICAN...... W 3-0 9/1/07...... at #6 Franklin Pierce*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/1/04...... at Assumption*...... W 2-1 9/3/07...... at Pace*...... W 2-0 9/6/04...... at #21 Merrimack*...... T 2-2 (2OT) 9/8/07...... at New Haven...... W 6-0 9/11/04...... BRYANT*...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/15/07...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT.*...... W 3-0 9/15/04...... PACE*...... W 2-0 9/19/07...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 3-0 9/21/04...... at Le Moyne*...... W 3-2 9/22/07...... at Southern N.H.*...... W 1-0 9/25/04...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 1-0 9/25/07...... BENTLEY*...... W 4-1 10/2/04...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... W 2-0 9/27/07...... A- STONEHILL*...... W1-0 10/6/04...... at Saint Anselm*...... W 4-0 9/29/07...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 3-0 10/9/04...... at Southern Connecticut*...... L 0-3 9/30/07...... HOLY FAMILY...... W 7-0 10/11/04...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... L 1-2 10/3/07...... at #2 Bryant*...... T 2-2 (2OT) 10/17/04...... at NJIT...... W 1-0 10/6/07...... SAINT ANSLEM*...... W 2-0 10/18/04...... #6 FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... L 0-2 10/10/07...... at UMass Lowell*...... W 4-0 10/23/04...... UMASS LOWELL*...... W 4-1 10/13/07...... MERRIMACK*...... W 4-2 10/24/04...... at Stonehill*...... W 2-1 10/18/07...... LE MOYNE*...... W 2-0 10/27/04...... at Bentley*...... W 2-0 10/20/07...... at American Int’l*...... W 3-2 (OT) 10/31/04...... b-BRYANT...... W 4-2 10/28/07...... B-BENTLEY...... W 1-0 11/3/04...... c-at #4 Franklin Pierce...... L 0-5 11/1/07...... C-MERRIMACK...... W 2-0 11/12/04...... d-at #4 Franklin Pierce...... L 0-1 11/4/07...... D-#8 BRYANT...... W 2-1 *Northeast-10 Conference Game 11/11/07...... E-MERRIMACK...... W 3-1 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 11/16/07...... F-#16 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-2 b-NE-10 Quarterfinal (at Albany Academy-Girls; Albany, NY) *- Northeast-10 Conference Game c-NE-10Semifinal (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) A-at University at Albany d-NCAA New England Regional Semifinal (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) B-NE-10 Quarterfinal (at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) C-NE-10 Semifinal(at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) 2003 (14-5-2/10-3-1 NE-10, 3rdPlace) D-NE-10 Championship(at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil E-NCAA Tournament 2nd Round (at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) 8/30/03...... a-NYIT...... W 9-0 F-NCAA Tournament New England Regional Final(at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) 8/31/03...... a-HOLY FAMILY...... W 6-1 9/6/03...... MERRIMACK*...... L 0-1 2006 (17-3-1/12-1-1 NE-10, 1st Place) 9/10/03...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 3-1 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 9/13/03...... at Bryant*...... L 0-3 8/31/06...... #3 FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... W 4-0 9/17/03...... at Pace*...... W 2-0 9/2/06...... at Stonehill*...... W 3-2 (2OT) 9/20/03...... at Franklin Pierce*...... L 0-7 9/6/06...... PACE*...... W 3-0 9/24/03...... LE MOYNE*...... W 2-1 9/9/06...... at Caldwell...... W 6-1 9/27/03...... at Southern N.H.*...... T 1-1 (2OT) 9/10/06...... at Holy Family...... W 3-1 10/4/03...... at American Int’l*...... W 2-1 (OT) 9/16/06...... at Southern Connecticut*...... W 2-0 10/8/03...... SAINT ANSELM*...... W 1-0 9/20/06...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... W 3-0 10/11/03...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*...... W 2-1 9/23/06...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 2-0 10/13/03...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 2-1 9/25/06...... DOMINICAN...... W 3-0 10/18/03...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... W 8-0 9/27/06...... at Bentley*...... W 2-0 10/19/03...... STONEHILL*...... W 5-0 10/1/06...... at Assumption*...... L 0-1 10/25/03...... at UMassLowell*...... W 1-0 10/4/06...... BRYANT*...... W 2-1 (2OT) 10/30/03...... BENTLEY*...... W 3-2 10/7/06...... at Saint Anselm*...... T 2-2 (2OT) 11/2/03...... b-SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 3-0 10/11/06...... #21 UMASS LOWELL*...... W 2-1 (OT) 11/5/03...... c-vs Merrimack...... L 1-2 10/14/06...... at Merrimack*...... W 1-0 11/15/03...... d-vs Merrimack...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/18/06...... at Le Moyne*...... W 1-0 (OT) 11/17/03...... e-at Franklin Pierce...... L 1-4 10/21/06...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... W 8-1 *Northeast-10 Conference Game 10/24/06...... a-LE MOYNE...... W 1-0 (OT) a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 10/27/06...... b-BRYANT...... L 1-3 b-NE-10 Quarterfinal (at Troy, NY) 11/3/06 ...... c-vs #23 Bryant...... W 2-0 c-NE-10 Semifinal (at SNHU; Manchester, NH) 11/5/06...... d-at #6 Franklin Pierce...... L 1-3 d-NCAANew England Regional Tournament First Round (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH – advanced via PK) *- Northeast-10 Conference Game e-NCAA New England Regional Final (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) a- NE-10 Quarterfinal (at UAlbany; Albany, NY) b-NE-10 Semifinal (at Albany Academy – Girls; Albany, NY) 2002 (15-5-0/11-3-0 NE-10, 2nd Place) c-NCAA New England Regional Semifinal (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil d-NCAA New England Regional Final (at Franklin Pierce; Rindge, NH) 8/31/02...... a-NJIT...... W 8-0 9/1/02...... a-CONCORDIA...... W 10-0 9/7/02...... at Merrimack*...... L 3-5

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9/11/02...... at Assumption*...... L 1-2 10/24/99...... at C.W. Post*...... L 0-3 9/14/02...... BRYANT*...... W 4-0 10/30/99...... MOLLOY*...... W 6-1 9/17/02...... PACE*...... W 1-0 10/31/99...... at Le Moyne...... L 2-3 9/21/02...... FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... L 0-4 11/6/99...... at NYIT*...... W 1-0 9/25/02...... at Le Moyne*...... W 2-1 (2OT) *NYCAC Game 9/28/02...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 2-1 (OT) a-Stonehill Tournament (Easton, MA) 9/29/02...... at Bentley*...... W 3-1 10/5/02...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... W 5-0 1998 (9-8-0/5-3-0 NYCAC) 10/6/02...... at Stonehill*...... W 2-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/9/02...... at Saint Anselm*...... W 3-0 9/3/98...... NYIT*...... W 5-1 10/12/02...... at Southern Connecticut*...... W 4-2 9/5/98...... a-vs. Bridgeport...... W 2-1 10/14/02...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... W 3-0 9/6/98...... a-vs. UMass Lowell...... W 3-0 10/19/02...... at Green Mountain...... W 2-0 9/13/98...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 1-2 (OT) 10/26/02...... UMASS LOWELL*...... W 4-1 9/15/98...... ALBANY...... W 3-2 10/29/02...... b-SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 3-1 9/19/98...... at Adelphi*...... L 0-4 11/2/02...... c-vs Merrimack...... L 1-2 9/20/98...... at Molloy*...... W 2-1 11/13/02...... d-at Merrimack...... L 0-2 9/26/98...... NJIT*...... W 14-0 *Northeast-10 Conference Game 10/3/98...... at Philadelphia*...... L 1-3 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 10/4/98...... at Concordia*...... W 4-0 b-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/6/98...... LE MOYNE...... W 3-1 c-NE-10 Semifinal (at Bryant College; Smithfield, RI) 10/12/98...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 d-NCAA Tournament First Round Game 10/18/98...... SOUTHAMPTON*...... W 2-0 10/24/98...... at Bentley...... L 0-3 2001 (10-7-1/8-5-1 NE-10, 6th Place) 10/25/98...... at Assumption...... L 0-2 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/27/98...... STONEHILL...... L 1-3 9/1/01...... a-EDINBORO...... W 3-1 10/31/98...... C.W. POST*...... L 0-1 (OT) 9/2/01...... a-GREEN MOUNTAIN...... W 3-2 (OT) *NYCAC Game 9/12/01...... LE MOYNE*...... W 2-0 a-Saint Michael’s Kickoff Classic (Colchester, VT) 9/15/01...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT*...... L 1-2 9/23/01...... SAINT ANSELM*...... T 0-0 1997 (8-9-0/4-4 NYCAC) 9/30/01...... BENTLEY*...... W 3-1 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 10/3/01...... at Bryant*...... L 1-3 9/7/97...... BENTLEY...... W 3-1 10/6/01...... UMASS LOWELL*...... W 2-1 9/14/97...... at C.W. Post*...... L 0-3 10/8/01...... at Franklin Pierce*...... L 1-3 9/19/97...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... L 1-2 10/11/01...... at American Int’l*...... W 2-1 9/21/97...... MOLLOY*...... L 1-3 10/13/01...... SAINT MICHAEL’S*...... W 1-0 9/23/97...... SACRED HEART...... L 0-2 10/14/01...... at Southern N.H.*#...... W 1-0 (2OT) 9/27/97...... at Southampton*...... W 4-3 10/20/01...... MERRIMACK*...... W 2-1 9/28/97...... at NYIT*...... W 2-1 10/21/01...... at Stonehill*...... L 1-2 10/1/97...... at Albany...... W 2-1 10/25/01...... at Pace*...... L 1-2 10/4/97...... at NJIT*...... W 5-0 10/28/01...... at Assumption*...... W 2-1 (2OT) 10/7/97...... ASSUMPTION...... L 0-2 10/31/01...... b-at Southern Connecticut...... L 0-4 10/11/97...... PHILADELPHIA*...... L 1-2 11/10/01...... c-Pace...... L 1-2 10/13/97...... at American Int’l...... W 3-2 *Northeast-10 Conference Game 10/18/97...... ADELPHI*...... L 1-5 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 10/20/97...... CONCORDIA*...... W 2-1 (OT) b-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/25/97...... at Le Moyne...... L 1-2 (OT) c-ECAC Semifinal (at LIU-Southampton; Southampton, NY) 11/1/97...... at UMass Lowell...... W 2-1 (OT) #Formerly New Hampshire College 11/2/97...... at Stonehill...... L 0-5 *NYCAC Game 2000 (13-7-1/8-5-1 NE-10, 5th Place) Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 1996 (7-10-0/2-5 NYCAC) 9/2/00...... a-MOLLOY...... W 7-0 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 9/3/00...... a-BRIDGEPORT...... W 3-0 9/4/96...... a-vs. Oneonta State...... L 0-1 9/9/00...... at Le Moyne*...... W 2-0 9/7/96...... a-at Southern Vermont...... W 5-1 9/12/00...... PACE*...... W 5-1 9/8/96...... at Wheaton...... L 1-5 9/16/00...... at Southern Connecticut*...... L 0-3 9/12/96...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 4-0 9/20/00...... STONEHILL*...... L 0-2 9/15/96...... at Russell Sage...... W 11-0 9/24/00...... at Saint Anselm*...... W 3-1 9/17/96...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 5-2 9/26/00...... ASSUMPTION*...... W 3-1 9/21/96...... C.W. POST*...... L 1-2 (OT) 9/30/00...... at Bentley*...... L 2-3 9/25/96...... UTICA...... W 4-0 10/4/00...... BRYANT*...... W 4-2 9/29/96...... at Adelphi*...... L 1-3 10/7/00...... at UMass Lowell...... W 2-1 10/2/96...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... L 1-6 10/12/00...... AMERICAN INT’L*...... L 1-2 10/5/96...... at Molloy*...... W 2-0 10/14/00...... at Saint Michael’s*...... W 3-2 10/9/96...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 10/18/00...... SOUTHERN N.H.*...... W 1-0 10/12/96...... NYIT*...... W 6-0 10/21/00...... at Merrimack*...... L 1-3 10/13/96...... SOUTHAMPTON*...... L 0-3 10/24/00...... FRANKLIN PIERCE*...... T 2-2 10/17/96...... ALBANY...... L 0-1 10/28/00...... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... W 5-0 10/20/96...... at Philadelphia*...... L 1-4 11/1/00...... b-at American Int’l...... W 3-2 10/27/96...... at Concordia*...... L 1-2 11/3/00...... c-at Southern Connecticut...... L-0-3 *NYCAC Game 11/8/00...... d-BENTLEY...... W 2-1 a-Southern Vermont Tournament (Bennington, VT) 11/11/00...... d-vs. Merrimack...... L 2-5 *Northeast-10 Conference Game 1995 (3-13-1/2-5-0 NYCAC) a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic Head Coach: Jason Miller b-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/2/95...... a-vs. East Stroudsburg...... L 0-6 c-NE-10 Semifinal 9/3/95...... a-at Saint Michael’s...... W 4-2 d-ECAC Division II Tournament, first round (at Bleecker Stadium; Albany, NY) 9/6/95...... ONEONTA STATE...... L 0-3 d-ECAC Division II Tournament, semifinal (at C.W. Post; Brookville, NY) 9/9/95...... SAINT ANSELM...... L 0-5 9/13/95...... at Albany...... L 1-2 1999 (8-9-0/6-3-0 NYCAC) 9/16/95...... at C.W. Post*...... L 0-1 Head Coach: Laurie Darling Gutheil 9/19/95...... at UMass Lowell...... L 1-3 9/4/99...... a-at Stonehill...... L 1-2 9/23/95...... ADELPHI*...... L 0-4 9/5/99...... a-Merrimack...... L 1-5 9/25/95...... at Utica...... L 1-2 9/11/99...... BRIDGEPORT...... W 11-0 9/30/95...... MOLLOY*...... L 0-1 9/12/99...... at American Int’l...... L 1-2 10/4/95...... at Green Mountain...... L 2-5 9/18/99...... at Adelphi*...... L 1-2 10/7/95...... at NYIT*...... W 5-0 9/25/99...... QUEENS*...... W 3-0 10/11/95...... at American Int’l...... L 0-8 9/26/99...... at NJIT...... W 12-0 10/14/95...... PHILADELPHIA*...... L 1-8 10/2/99...... at Teikyo Post...... W 5-1 10/17/95...... at Castleton State...... T 1-1 10/9/99...... EAST STROUDSBURG...... L 2-3 (OT) 10/21/95...... at Southampton*...... L 0-2 10/11/99...... CONCORDIA*...... W 6-1 11/5/95...... CONCORDIA*...... W 18-0 10/16/99...... PHILADELPHIA*...... L 1-2 *NYCAC Game 10/19/99...... ASSUMPTION...... L 1-4 a-Saint Michael’s Tournament (Colchester, VT) 10/23/99...... at Southampton*...... W 2-1 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 45 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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1994 (5-11-1) 10/15/90...... King’s...... W 1-0 Head Coach: Nicole Barbuto 10/18/90...... New Paltz...... T 1-1 9/10/94...... NEW HAVEN...... L 1-4 10/21/90...... Buffalo...... L 0-3 9/14/94...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... L 1-3 10/24/90...... Dominican...... W 3-0 9/17/94...... at Molloy...... W 1-0 10/27/90...... Georgian Court...... L 0-5 9/24/94...... at Southampton...... W 1-0 9/26/94...... UTICA...... T 2-2 1989 (9-12-1) 9/28/94...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 2-1 Head Coach: John Pauley 9/29/94...... at Oneonta State...... L 1-3 9/2/89...... a-East. Conn. State...... L 0-3 10/1/94...... at Westfield State...... L 0-1 9/3/89...... a-Stonehill...... L 0-4 10/3/94...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 0-12 9/9/89...... b-Vassar...... L 2-3 10/8/94...... at NYIT...... W 8-0 9/10/89...... b-Potsdam...... W 3-1 10/10/94...... SOUTHERN N.H...... L 0-5 9/12/89...... Siena...... W 2-1 10/15/94...... at Philadelphia...... L 1-6 9/16/89...... Adelphi...... L 0-4 10/18/94...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 1-3 9/19/89...... Albany...... W 3-1 10/22/94...... CONCORDIA...... W 8-0 9/21/89...... Rensselaer...... W 5-1 10/23/94...... at Adelphi...... L 0-2 9/23/89...... Southern N.H...... L 1-3 10/27/94...... ALBANY...... L 1-2 9/25/89...... Castleton State...... W 6-0 10/29/94...... C.W. POST...... L 1-2 (OT) 9/27/89...... North Adams State...... L 0-3 9/29/89...... Clarkson...... L 1-3 1993 (11-4-2) 10/1/89...... Southampton...... L 2-8 Head Coach: John Pauley 10/4/89...... Bard...... W 8-0 9/8/93...... ONEONTA STATE...... T 1-1 10/7/89...... Post...... W 5-0 9/11/93...... at New Haven...... W 3-2 10/8/89...... Georgian Court...... L 0-1 9/15/93...... RENSSELAER...... W 3-2 10/11/89...... Green Mountain...... L 2-6 9/18/93...... WESTFIELD STATE...... W 2-1 10/14/89...... Buffalo...... L 0-4 9/20/93...... at Albany...... W 2-0 10/15/89...... Le Moyne...... T 3-3 9/26/93...... SOUTHAMPTON...... W 2-0 10/21/89...... Oneonta State...... W 1-0 9/29/93...... at Castleton State...... W 2-1 10/28/89...... c-Genesee CC...... W 3-0 10/2/93...... EAST STROUDSBURG...... T 0-0 11/4/89...... d-Wheeling...... L 1-6 10/3/93...... at Clarkson...... W 1-0 a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament (Willimantic, CT) 10/6/93...... at Green Mountain...... W 1-0 b-Binghamton Tournament (Binghamton, NY) 10/11/93...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-3 c-Districts 10/16/93...... at S.New Hampshire...... L 0-2 d-Areas 10/20/93...... at Le Moyne...... L 1-8 10/23/93...... CONCORDIA...... W 10-0 1988 (9-11-0) 10/25/93...... at N. Adams State...... W 6-0 Head Coach: John Pauley 10/28/93...... at Utica...... W 2-1 9/3/88...... East. Conn. State...... L 0-8 10/30/93...... GEORGIAN COURT...... L 0-5 9/4/88...... Post...... W 7-2 *10/9 NYIT forfeited game 9/12/88...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 9-1 9/15/88...... Green Mountain...... L 0-9 1992 (8-6-5) 9/17/88...... Keuka...... L 1-2 Head Coach: John Pauley 9/20/88...... Albany...... L 1-2 9/6/92...... at Oneonta State...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/22/88...... Rensselaer...... L 1-3 9/13/92...... at East Stroudsburg...... T 1-1 (2OT) 9/27/88...... Castleton State...... L 2-4 9/16/92...... at Rensselaer...... W 2-1 10/1/88...... Georgian Court...... W 4-0 9/19/92...... KUTZTOWN...... W 2-0 10/3/88...... Bard...... W 5-0 9/21/92...... ALBANY...... W 4-1 10/5/88...... N. Adams State...... L 0-2 9/23/92...... at Westfield State...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/8/88...... Siena...... L 1-2 9/26/92...... at Georgian Court...... T 2-2 (2OT) 10/12/88...... Russell Sage...... L 0-1 9/28/92...... UTICA...... L 0-1 10/15/88...... Post...... W 3-1 9/30/92...... SIENA...... W 3-0 10/19/88...... New Paltz...... L 0-5 10/4/92...... CLARKSON...... L 2-3 10/25/88...... Keuka...... W 3-0 10/7/92...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/26/88...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 5-1 10/10/92...... at Stockton State...... L 0-1 ...... a-Georgian Court...... W 5-0 10/12/92...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 0-3 ...... a-Beaver College...... W 3-1 10/14/92...... NEW PALTZ...... W 10-3 ...... a-Geneva...... L 1-3 10/17/92...... SOUTHERN N.H...... L 1-2 a-Districts 10/20/92...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 2-0 10/24/92...... LE MOYNE...... L 1-2 1987 (4-12-1) 10/26/92...... RUSSELL SAGE...... W 7-1 Head Coach: John Pauley 10/28/92...... N. ADAMS STATE...... W 2-0 9/10/87...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 12-0 9/12/87...... a-Ithaca...... L 0-10 1991 (7-4-3) 9/13/87...... a-Catholic University...... L 2-3 Head Coach: John Pauley 9/19/87...... Green Mountain...... L 0-12 9/12/91...... Siena...... W 4-0 9/22/87...... Keuka...... L 2-3 9/16/91...... Albany...... T 2-2 9/24/87...... Rensselaer...... T 2-2 9/19/91...... Westfield State...... W 3-2 9/26/87...... Skidmore...... L 0-9 9/21/91...... Southern N.H...... L 0-7 9/30/87...... Hudson Valley CC...... L 0-4 9/28/91...... Castleton State...... L 2-3 10/2/87...... Clarkson...... L 2-3 9/30/91...... Utica College...... T 2-2 10/10/87...... Siena...... L 0-3 10/2/91...... Rensselaer...... W 3-2 10/12/87...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 7-0 10/4/91...... Oneonta State...... W 1-0 10/17/87...... Keuka...... L 0-9 10/7/91...... Plattsburgh...... T 0-0 10/22/87...... New Paltz...... L 0-6 10/9/91...... Green Mountain...... W 1-0 10/24/87...... Post...... W 4-0 10/14/91...... Franklin Pierce...... L 1-2 10/30/87...... Bard...... W 6-1 10/16/91...... New Paltz...... W 1-0 11/4/87...... North Adams State...... L 1-4 10/24/91...... Russell Sage...... W 2-0 11/7/87...... Geneva...... L 1-3 10/26/91...... Le Moyne...... L 0-2 a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament (Willimantic, CT)

1990 (5-10-1) 1986 (4-6) Head Coach: John Pauley Head Coach: John Pauley 9/8/90...... Dominican...... W 4-1 9/13/86...... at Johnson State...... L 0-7 9/9/90...... Adelphi...... L 0-11 9/17/86...... ALBANY PHARMACY...... W 8-0 9/12/90...... Siena...... L 0-1 9/24/86...... at Rensselaer...... L 1-5 9/17/90...... Albany...... L 0-2 9/27/86...... at Albany Pharmacy...... W 2-0 9/19/90...... Rensselaer...... L 0-3 9/30/86...... HUDSON VALLEY...... L 0-5 9/22/90...... S.New Hampshire...... L 0-3 10/4/86...... ELMSW...... 6-1 9/24/90...... Castleton State...... W 3-0 10/9/86...... NO. ADAMS STATE...... W 3-2 9/30/90...... Clarkson...... L 1-3 10/11/86...... KEUKA...... L 1-4 10/3/90...... Bard...... W 5-0 10/18/86...... at New Paltz...... L 0-5 10/7/90...... Georgian Court...... L 0-4 10/22/86...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... ua 10/10/90...... Green Mountain...... L 0-4 10/26/86...... at Keuka...... L 0-9

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Adelphi (10-8-0) Beaver (1-0-0) 9/16/89...... Adelphi...... L 0-4 1988...... a-Beaver...... W 3-1 9/9/90...... Adelphi...... L 0-11 a-NAIA Districts 10/23/94...... at Adelphi...... L 0-2 9/23/95...... ADELPHI...... L 0-4 Bentley (16-2-0) 9/29/96...... at Adelphi...... L 1-3 9/7/97...... BENTLEY...... W 3-1 10/18/97...... ADELPHI...... L 1-5 10/24/98...... at Bentley...... L 0-3 9/19/98...... at Adelphi...... L 0-4 9/30/00...... at Bentley...... L 2-3 9/18/99...... at Adelphi...... L 1-2 11/8/00...... c-BENTLEY...... W 2-1 8/23/07...... ADELPHI...... W 1-0 9/30/01...... BENTLEY...... W 3-1 9/7/08...... at Adelphi...... W 1-0 9/29/02...... at Bentley...... W 3-1 9/7/09...... at Adelphi...... W 1-0 10/30/03...... BENTLEY...... W 3-2 9/21/10...... ADELPHI...... W 4-0 10/27/04...... at Bentley...... W 2-0 9/20/11...... at Adelphi...... W 3-0 9/27/05...... BENTLEY...... W 2-1 (2OT) 11/1/11...... a-ADELPHI...... W 4-0 9/27/06...... at Bentley...... W 2-0 9/19/12...... ADELPHI...... W 2-0 9/25/07...... BENTLEY...... W 4-1 9/24/13...... at Adelphi...... W 1-0 10/28/07...... b-BENTLEY...... W 1-0 11/10/13...... b-ADELPHI...... W 2-0 9/20/08...... at Bentley...... W 6-0 11/17/13...... c-#25 ADELPHI...... W 2-0 10/3/09...... at Bentley...... W 1-0 a-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/8/10...... BENTLEY...... W 3-1 b- NE-10 Final 10/29/11...... at Bentley...... W 9-0 c- NCAA Second-Round 10/27/12...... BENTLEY...... W 1-0 11/2/13...... at Bentley...... W 4-0 Albany (5-5-1) b-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/20/88...... Albany...... L 1-2 c-ECAC Division II Tournament 9/19/89...... Albany...... W 3-1 9/17/90...... Albany...... L 0-2 Bridgeport (6-0-0) 9/16/91...... Albany...... T 2-2 9/5/98...... a-vs. Bridgeport...... W 2-1 9/21/92...... Albany...... W 4-1 9/11/99...... BRIDGEPORT...... W 11-0 9/20/93...... at Albany...... W 2-0 9/3/00...... BRIDGEPORT...... W 3-0 10/27/94...... ALBANY...... L 1-2 11/13/05...... c-vs Bridgeport...... W 2-0 9/13/95...... at Albany...... L 1-2 11/21/08...... d-vs Bridgeport...... W 3-1 10/17/96...... ALBANY...... L 0-1 11/14/10...... e-BRIDGEPORT...... W 1-0 10/1/97...... at Albany...... W 2-1 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 9/15/98...... ALBANY...... W 3-2 c-ECAC final (at NJIT) d-NCAA East Regional Final (at West Chester, PA) Albany Pharmacy (4-0-0) e-NCAA 2nd Round 9/10/87...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 12-0 10/12/87...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 7-0 Bryant (6-4-2) 9/12/88...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 9-1 10/4/00...... BRYANT...... W 4-2 10/26/88...... Albany Pharmacy...... W 5-1 10/3/01...... at Bryant...... L 1-3 9/14/02...... BRYANT...... W 4-0 American International (15-8-1) 9/13/03...... at Bryant...... L 0-3 10/18/94...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 1-3 9/11/04...... BRYANT...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/11/95...... at American Int’l...... L 0-8 10/31/04...... a-BRYANT...... W 4-2 10/9/96...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 10/5/05...... at Bryant...... L 0-1 10/13/97...... at American Int’l...... W 3-2 10/4/06...... BRYANT...... W 2-1 (2OT) 10/12/98...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 10/27/06...... b-BRYANT...... L 3-1 9/12/99...... at American Int’l...... L 1-2 11/3/06...... c-vs #23 Bryant...... W 2-0 1012/00...... AMERICAN INT’L...... L 1-2 10/3/07...... at #2 Bryant...... T 2-2 (2OT) 10/11/01...... at American Int’l...... W 2-1 11/4/07...... d-#8 BRYANT...... W 2-1 11/1/00...... at American Int’l...... W 3-2 a-NE-10 Quarterfinal 10/5/02...... AMERICAN INT’L...... W 5-0 b-NE-10 Semifinal 10/4/03...... at American Int’l...... W 2-1 (OT) c-NCAA New England Regional Semifinal 10/2/04...... AMERICAN INT’L...... W 2-0 d-NE-10 Championship 10/22/05...... at American Int’l...... W 3-0 10/21/06...... AMERICAN INT’L...... W 8-1 Buffalo (0-2-0) 10/20/07...... at American Int’l...... W 3-2 (OT) 10/14/89...... Buffalo...... L 0-4 10/1/08...... AMERICAN INT’L...... W 2-0 10/21/90...... Buffalo...... L 0-3 10/14/09 ...... at American Int’l...... W 2-0 9/25/10...... AMERICAN INT’L...... W 1-0 Caldwell (1-0-0) 11/4/10...... a-AMERICAN INT’L...... W 4-0 9/9/06...... at Caldwell...... W 6-1 9/24/11...... at American Int’l...... W 2-0 10/2/12...... #25 AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-1 (2 OT) California (PA) (2-0-0) 11/11/12...... b-at #14 American Int’l...... W 2-1 11/22/09...... a-CALIFORNIA (PA)...... W 1-0 10/8/13...... at #6 American Int’l...... T 0-0 (2 OT) 11/20/11...... b-CALIFORNIA (PA)...... W 1-0 11/22/13...... c-#13 AMERICAN INT’L...... L 0-2 a – NCAA Quarterfinal a-NE-10 Semifinal b- NCAA Quarterfinal b-NCAA Tournament Second-Round c-NCAA Tournament Third-Round Cal-San Diego (0-1-0) 12/12/10...... a-vs #12 UC-San Diego...... L 0-1 Armstrong Atlantic (1-0-0) a-NCAA National Semifinal (Louisville, KY) 12/1/11...... a-Armstrong...... W 2-0 a-NCAA Semifinal LIU Post (2-7-0) formerly C.W. Post ) (2-7-0) Assumption (10-5-3) 10/29/94...... C.W. POST...... L 1-2 (OT) 10/7/97...... ASSUMPTION...... L 0-2 9/16/95...... at C.W. Post...... L 0-1 10/25/98...... at Assumption...... L 0-2 9/21/96...... C.W. POST...... L 1-2 (OT) 10/19/99...... ASSUMPTION...... L 1-4 9/14/97...... at C.W. Post...... L 0-3 9/26/00...... ASSUMPTION...... W 3-1 10/31/98...... C.W. POST...... L 0-1 (OT) 10/28/01...... at Assumption...... W 2-1 (2OT) 10/24/99...... at C.W. Post...... L 0-3 9/11/02...... at Assumption...... L 1-2 8/29/08...... a-vs C.W. Post...... L 1-2 9/10/03...... ASSUMPTION...... W 3-1 9/23/09...... C.W. POST...... W 2-0 9/1/04...... at Assumption...... W 2-1 11/19/10...... b-vs C.W. Post...... W 1-0 10/1/05...... #3 ASSUMPTION...... T 0-0 (2OT) a-at Nike Classic (Worcester, MA) 11/2/05...... a-at #18 Assumption...... T 0-0 (2OT) b-NCAA 3rd Round (West Chester, PA) 10/1/06...... at Assumption...... L 0-1 9/29/07...... ASSUMPTION...... W 3-0 Catholic University (1-0-0) 9/23/08...... at Assumption...... T 1-1 (2OT) 9/13/87...... a-Catholic...... L 2-3 10/6/09...... ASSUMPTION...... W 3-1 a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament 9/18/10...... at Assumption...... W 2-0 9/17/11...... ASSUMPTION...... W 5-0 Castleton State (6-2-1) 10/10/12...... at Assumption...... W 2-0 9/27/88...... Castleton State...... L 2-4 10/16/13 ...... ASSUMPTION...... W 4-0 9/25/89...... Castleton State...... W 6-0 a-NE-10 Semifinal 9/24/90...... Castleton State...... W 3-0 9/28/91...... Castleton State...... L 2-3 Bard (4-0-0) 10/20/92...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 2-0 10/30/87...... Bard...... W 6-1 9/29/93...... at Castleton State...... W 2-1 10/3/88...... Bard...... W 5-0 9/28/94...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 2-1 10/4/89...... Bard...... W 8-0 10/17/95...... at Castleton State...... T 1-1 10/3/90...... Bard...... W 5-0 9/12/96...... CASTLETON STATE...... W 4-0 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 47 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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Clarkson (1-4-0) 8/31/08...... c-vs Georgian Court...... W 2-0 10/2/87...... Clarkson...... L 2-3 11/14/08...... d-vs Georgian Court...... W 2-0 9/29/89...... Clarkson...... L 1-3 8/29/09...... at Georgian Court...... W 2-1 9/30/90...... Clarkson...... L 1-3 a-Districts 10/4/92...... Clarkson...... L 2-3 b-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 10/3/93...... at Clarkson...... W 1-0 c-at Nike Classic (Worcester, MA) d-NCAA East Regional First Round (Rindge, NH) Concordia (7-1-0) 10/23/93...... CONCORDIA...... W 10-0 Genesee CC (1-0-0) 10/22/94...... CONCORDIA...... W 8-0 10/28/89...... Genesee CC...... W 3-0 11/5/95...... CONCORDIA...... W 18-0 10/27/96...... at Concordia...... L 1-2 Grand Valley State (1-1-0) 10/20/97...... CONCORDIA...... W 2-1 (OT) 12/03/09...... a-vs Grand Valley State...... L 2-3 2OT 10/4/98...... at Concordia...... W 4-0 120/3/11...... b- Grand Valley State...... W 2-1 10/11/99...... CONCORDIA...... W 6-1 a–NCAA Semifinal 9/1/02...... a-Concordia...... W 10-0 b- NCAA Championship a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic Green Mountain (5-7-1) Dominican (4-0-0) 9/19/87...... Green Mountain...... L 0-12 9/8/90...... Dominican...... W 4-1 9/15/88...... Green Mountain...... L 0-9 10/24/90...... Dominican...... W 3-0 10/11/89...... Green Mountain...... L 2-6 8/29/04...... a-DOMINICAN...... W 3-0 10/10/90...... Green Mountain...... L 0-4 9/25/06...... DOMINICAN...... W 3-0 10/9/91...... Green Mountain...... W 1-0 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 10/7/92...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/6/93...... at Green Mountain...... W 1-0 Dowling (1-0-0) 9/14/94...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... L 1-3 11/16/12...... a-vs. Dowling...... W 1-0 10/4/95...... at Green Mountain...... L 2-5 a-NCAA East Regional Final (at West Chester, PA) 10/2/96...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... L 1-6 9/2/01...... a-GREEN MOUNTAIN...... W 3-2 (OT)) East Stroudsburg (0-2-2) 10/19/02...... at Green Mountain...... W 2-0 9/13/92...... at East Stroudsburg...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/18/03...... GREEN MOUNTAIN...... W 8-0 10/2/93...... EAST STROUDSBURG...... T 0-0 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 9/2/95...... a-vs. East Stroudsburg...... L 0-6 10/9/99...... EAST STROUDSBURG...... L 2-3 (OT) Holy Family (5-0-0) a-Saint Michael’s Tournament 8/31/03...... HOLY FAMILY...... W 6-1 9/10/06...... at Holy Family...... W 3-1 Eastern Connecticut State (0-2-0) 9/30/07...... HOLY FAMILY...... W 7-0 9/3/88...... East Conn. State...... L 0-8 8/30/09...... vs Holy Family...... W 2-0 9/2/89...... a-at East Conn. State...... L 0-3 9/3/10...... HOLY FAMILY...... W 7-0 a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament Hudson Valley (0-1-0) Edinboro (1-0-0) 9/30/87...... Hudson Valley...... L 0-4 9/1/01...... a-EDINBORO...... W 3-1 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic Ithaca (0-1-0) 9/12/87...... a-Ithaca...... L 0-10 Felician (1-0-0) a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament 9/7/13...... FELICIAN...... W 4-0 Keuka (1-3-0) Franklin Pierce (11-14-4) 9/22/87...... Keuka...... L 2-3 10/14/91...... Franklin Pierce...... L 1-2 10/17/87...... Keuka...... L 0-9 10/12/92...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 0-3 9/17/88...... Keuka...... L 1-2 10/11/93...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-3 10/25/88...... Keuka...... W 3-0 10/3/94...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 0-12 10/24/00...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... T 2-2 King’s (1-0-0) 10/8/01...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 1-3 10/15/90...... King’s...... W 1-0 9/21/02...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-4 9/20/03...... at Franklin Pierce...... L 0-7 Kutztown (1-0-0) 11/17/03...... a-at Franklin Pierce...... L 1-4 9/19/92...... KUTZTOWN...... W 2-0 10/18/04...... #6 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-2 11/3/04...... b-at #4 Franklin Pierce...... L 0-5 Le Moyne (15-5-2) 11/12/04...... c-at #4 Franklin Pierce...... L0-1 10/15/89...... Le Moyne...... T 3-3 8/31/05...... at #5 Franklin Pierce...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/26/91...... Le Moyne...... L 0-2 8/31/06...... #3 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 4-0 10/24/92...... LE MOYNE...... L 1-2 11/5/06...... a-at #6 Franklin Pierce...... L 1-3 10/20/93...... at Le Moyne...... L 1-8 9/1/07...... at #6 Franklin Pierce...... T 0-0 (2OT) 10/25/97...... at Le Moyne...... L 1-2 (OT) 11/16/07...... d-#16 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L-0-2 10/6/98...... LE MOYNE...... W 3-1 9/17/08...... #17 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... L 0-1 10/31/99...... at Le Moyne...... L 2-3 11/9/08...... e-at #13 Franklin Pierce...... T 1-1 (2OT) 9/9/00...... at Le Moyne...... W 2-0 11/16/08...... g-at #10 Franklin Pierce...... W 4-0 9/12/01...... LE MOYNE...... W 2-0 10/10/09...... #12 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 2-1 9/25/02...... at Le Moyne...... W 2-1 (2OT) 11/08/09...... e-#19 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 2-1 9/24/03...... LE MOYNE...... W 2-1 11/20/09...... c-#20 FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 1-0 9/21/04...... at Le Moyne...... W 3-2 10/23/10...... at Franklin Pierce...... W 1-0 10/19/05...... LE MOYNE...... T 0-0 (2OT) 11/7/10...... f-FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 3-0 10/18/06...... at Le Moyne...... W 2-1 10/22/11...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 2-0 10/24/06...... a-LE MOYNE...... W 1-0 (OT) 9/22/12...... at Franklin Pierce...... W 5-1 10/18/07...... LE MOYNE...... W 2-0 9/28/13...... FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 2-0 10/22/08...... at Le Moyne...... W 1-0 11/5/13...... g-FRANKLIN PIERCE...... W 1-0 10/28/09...... at Le Moyne...... W 3-0 a-NCAA New England Regional Final 9/15/10...... LE MOYNE...... W 8-1 b-NE-10 Semifinal 9/14/11...... at Le Moyne...... W 8-0 c-NCAA New England Regional Semifinal 9/12/12...... LE MOYNE...... W 3-2 d-NCAA New England Regional Final 9/18/13...... at Le Moyne...... W 2-0 e-NE-10 Final (win 5-3 via PK) a-NE-10 Quarterfinal g-NCAA East Regional Second Round f-NE-10 Final Massachusetts Lowell (18-1-1) g-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/19/95...... at UMass Lowell...... L 1-3 9/17/96...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 5-2 Geneva (0-2-0) 11/1/97...... at UMass Lowell...... W 2-1 (OT) 11/7/87...... Geneva...... L 1-3 9/6/98...... a-vs. UMass Lowell...... W 3-0 1988...... a-Geneva...... L 1-3 10/7/00...... at UMass Lowell...... W 2-1 a-Districts 10/6/01...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-1 10/26/02...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 4-1 Georgian Court (6-4-1) 10/25/03...... at UMass Lowell...... W 1-0 10/1/88...... Georgian Court...... W 4-0 10/23/04...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 4-1 10/8/89...... Georgian Court...... L 0-1 10/10/05...... at #19 UMass Lowell...... W 2-0 1988...... a-Georgian Court...... W 5-0 10/30/05...... b-at UMass Lowell...... W 2-0 10/7/90...... Georgian Court...... L 0-4 10/11/06...... #21 UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-1 (OT) 10/27/90...... Georgian Court...... L 0-5 10/10/07...... at UMass Lowell...... W 4-0 9/26/92...... at Georgian Court...... T 2-2 (2OT) 10/11/08...... UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-0 10/30/93...... GEORGIAN COURT...... L 0-5 11/6/08...... c-UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-0 8/28/04...... GEORGIAN COURT...... W 4-0 11/24/09...... #15 UMASS LOWELL...... W 1-0 (OT) 48 WWW.GOGOLDENKNIGHTS.COM THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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9/10/10...... at UMass Lowell...... W 1-0 Nyack (3-0-0) 9/9/11...... UMASS LOWELL...... T 1-1 (2OT) 8/27/05...... NYACK...... W 7-0 11/18/11...... d-UMASS LOWELL...... W 2-1 9/4/12...... NYACK...... W 5-0 9/8/12...... at #12 UMass Lowell...... W 2-0 9/5/13...... NYACK...... W 7-0 a-Saint Michael’s Kickoff Classic b-NE-10 Quarterfinal NYIT (9-0-0) c-NE-10 Semifinal 10/8/94...... at NYIT...... W 8-0 d-NCAA 3rd Round 10/7/95...... at NYIT...... W 5-0 10/12/96...... NYIT...... W 6-0 Mercy (4-0) 9/28/97...... at NYIT...... W 2-1 9/6/10...... MERCY...... W 7-0 9/3/98...... NYIT...... W 5-1 9/27/11...... MERCY...... W 8-0 11/6/99...... at NYIT...... W 1-0 10/8/12...... MERCY...... W 3-0 8/30/03...... NYIT...... W 9-0 10/14/13...... at Mercy...... W 3-1 9/1/11...... NYIT...... W 10-0 8/30/12...... at NYIT...... W 10-0 Mercyhurst (1-0-0) 11/23/08...... a-vs #17 Mercyhurst...... W 3-2 North Adams State (2-3-0) a-NCAA National Quarterfinal (at West Chester, PA) 11/4/87...... North Adams State...... L 1-4 10/5/88...... North Adams State...... L 0-2 Merrimack (14-10-2) 9/27/89...... North Adams State...... L 0-3 9/5/99...... a-Merrimack...... L 1-5 10/28/92...... NORTH ADAMS STATE ...... W2-0 10/21/00...... at Merrimack...... L 1-3 10/25/93...... at North Adams State...... W 6-0 11/11/00...... b-vs. Merrimack...... L 2-5 10/20/01...... MERRIMACK ...... W 2-1 SUNY Oneonta (2-3-2) 9/7/02...... at Merrimack...... L 3-5 10/21/89...... at Oneonta...... W 1-0 11/2/02...... c-Merrimack...... L 1-2 10/4/91...... at Oneonta...... W 1-0 11/13/02...... d-MERRIMACK...... L 0-2 9/6/92...... at Oneonta...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/6/03...... MERRIMACK...... L 0-1 9/8/93...... ONEONTA...... T 1-1 11/5/03...... c-Merrimack...... L 1-2 9/29/94...... at Oneonta...... L 1-3 11/15/03...... d-Merrimack*...... T 0-0 9/6/95...... ONEONTA...... L 0-3 9/6/04...... at Merrimack...... T 2-2 (2OT) 9/4/96...... a-vs. Oneonta...... L 0-1 10/15/05...... MERRIMACK...... W 1-0 a-Southern Vermont Tournament 10/14/06...... at Merrimack...... W 1-0 10/13/07...... MERRIMACK...... W 4-2 Pace (13-2-0) 11/1/07...... e-MERRIMACK...... W2-0 9/12/00...... PACE...... W 5-1 11/11/07...... f-MERRIMACK...... W 3-1 10/25/01...... at Pace...... L 1-2 9/27/08...... at Merrimack...... L 0-5 a-11/10/01...... vs. Pace...... L 1-2 9/19/09...... at Merrimack...... W 4-0 9/17/02...... PACE...... W 1-0 11/05/09...... c-MERRIMACK...... W 2-0 9/17/03...... at Pace...... W 2-0 11/15/09...... e-MERRIMACK...... W 2-1 9/15/04...... PACE...... W 2-0 10/16/10...... #21 MERRIMACK...... W 2-0 9/5/05...... at Pace...... W 2-1 10/15/11...... Merrimack...... L 0-3 9/6/06...... PACE...... W 3-0 11/6/11...... g-MERRIMACK...... W 5-1 9/3/07...... at Pace...... W 2-0 11/13/11...... h-MERRIMACK...... W 5-0 10/28/08...... PACE...... W 3-1 10/13/12...... MERRIMACK...... W 3-0 10/20/09...... PACE...... W 7-0 10/19/13 at Merrimack...... W 3-0 10/5/10...... at Pace...... W 3-0 a-Stonehill Tournament 9/6/11...... PACE...... W 5-0 b-ECAC Tournament 9/26/12...... at Pace...... W 3-1 c-Northeast-10 Semifinal 10/2/13...... PACE...... W 3-0 d-NCAANew England Regional Semifinal a-ECAC Tournament (at LIU Southampton) *-Advanced via PKs (6-5) e-NE-10 Semifinal Plattsburgh State (0-0-1) f-NCAA Tournament 2nd Round 10/7/91...... Plattsburgh...... T 0-0 g-NE-10 Final h-NCAA 2nd Round Post (6-0-0) (formerlyTeikyo Post) Molloy (5-2-0) 10/24/87...... Teikyo Post...... W 4-0 9/17/94...... at Molloy...... W 1-0 9/4/88...... Teikyo Post...... W 7-2 9/30/95...... MOLLOY...... L 0-1 10/15/88...... Teikyo Post...... W 3-1 10/5/96...... at Molloy...... W 2-0 10/7/89...... Teikyo Post...... W 5-0 9/21/97...... MOLLOY...... L 1-3 10/2/99...... at Teikyo Post...... W 5-1 9/20/98...... at Molloy...... W 2-1 8/26/05...... Teikyo Post...... W 5-0 10/30/99...... MOLLOY...... W 6-1 9/2/00...... a-MOLLOY...... W 7-0 Potsdam State (1-0-0) a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic 9/10/89...... a-Potsdam...... W 3-1 a-Binghamton Tournament New Haven (12-1-0) 9/11/93...... at New Haven...... W 3-2 Philadelphia University (1-6-0) 9/10/94...... NEW HAVEN...... L 1-4 (formerly Philadelphia Textile) 9/8/07...... at New Haven...... W 6-0 10/15/94...... at Philadelphia...... L 1-6 10/25/08...... NEW HAVEN...... W 3-1 10/14/95...... PHILADELPHIA...... L 1-8 11/2/08...... a-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 10/20/96...... at Philadelphia...... L 1-4 9/16/09...... NEW HAVEN...... W 4-1 10/11/97...... PHILADELPHIA...... L 1-2 11/1/09...... a-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 10/3/98...... at Philadelphia...... L 1-3 10/13/10...... at New Haven...... W 5-0 10/16/99...... PHILADELPHIA...... L 1-2 10/31/10...... a-NEW HAVEN...... W 5-0 11/12/05...... a-vs Philadelphia...... W 2-0 10/12/11...... NEW HAVEN...... W 3-2 a-ECAC Semifinal (at NJIT) 10/24/12...... at New Haven...... W 2-0 10/30/13...... NEW HAVEN...... W 2-1 Queens (2-0-0) 11/8/13...... b-NEW HAVEN...... W 1-0 9/25/99...... QUEENS...... W 3-0 a-NE-10 Quarterfinal 9/28/10...... QUEENS...... W 7-1 b-NE-10 Semifinal Rensselaer (4-2-1) NJIT (6-0-0) 9/24/87...... Rensselaer...... T 2-2 10/4/97...... at NJIT...... W 5-0 9/22/88...... Rensselaer...... L 1-3 9/26/98...... NJIT...... W 14-0 9/21/89...... Rensselaer...... W 5-1 9/26/99...... at NJIT...... W 12-0 9/19/90...... Rensselaer...... L 0-3 8/31/02...... a-NJIT...... W 8-0 10/2/91...... Rensselaer...... W 3-2 10/17/04...... at NJIT...... W 1-0 9/16/92...... at Rensselaer...... W 2-1 10/23/05...... NJIT...... W 5-0 9/15/93...... RENSSELAER...... W 3-2 a-Saint Rose Kickoff Classic Roberts Wesleyan (2-0-0) New Mexico Highlands (1-0-0) 10/28/00...... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... W 5-0 9/3/11...... at New Mexico Highlands...... W 2-1 (OT) 9/10/13...... ROBERTS WESLEYAN...... W 4-0

New Paltz (2-2-1) Sacred Heart (0-1-0) 10/22/87...... New Paltz...... L 0-6 9/23/97...... SACRED HEART...... L 0-2 10/19/88...... New Paltz...... L 0-5 10/18/90...... New Paltz...... T 1-1 Sage (3-1-0) 10/16/91...... New Paltz...... W 1-0 10/12/88...... Sage...... L 0-1 10/14/92...... New Paltz...... W 10-3 10/24/91...... Sage...... W 2-0 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 49 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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10/26/92...... SAGE...... W 7-1 10/16/93...... New Hampshire...... L 0-2 9/15/96...... at Sage...... W 11-0 10/10/94...... NEW HAMPSHIRE...... L 0-5 10/18/00...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 1-0 Saint Anselm (10-2-3) 10/14/01...... at Southern N.H...... W 1-0 (2OT) 9/9/95...... SAINT ANSELM...... L 0-5 9/28/02...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 2-1 (2OT) 9/24/00...... at Saint Anselm...... W 3-1 9/27/03...... at Southern N.H...... T 1-1 (2OT) 9/23/01...... SAINT ANSELM...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/25/04...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 1-0 10/9/02...... at Saint Anselm...... W 3-0 9/24/05...... at Southern N.H...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/8/03...... SAINT ANSELM...... W 1-0 9/23/06...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 2-0 10/6/04...... at Saint Anselm...... W 4-0 9/22/07...... at Southern N.H...... W 1-0 10/26/05...... SAINT ANSELM...... L 2-3 9/13/08...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 5-0 10/7/06...... at Saint Anselm...... T 2-2 (2OT) 10/17/09...... at Southern N.H...... W 1-0 10/6/07...... SAINT ANSLEM...... W 2-0 9/12/10...... SOUTHERN N.H...... W 2-1 10/4/08...... at Saint Anselm...... W 4-2 9/11/11...... at Sothern N.H...... W 3-1 9/26/09...... SAINT ANSELM...... W 1-0 9/15/12...... SOUTHERN N.H...... T 1-1 (2 OT) 10/10/10...... at Saint Anselm...... W 5-0 11/2/12...... a-SOUTHERN N.H...... L 0-1 10/8/11...... SAINT ANSELM...... W 2-1 9/21/13...... at Southern N.H...... W 1-0 10/6/12...... at Saint Anselm...... T 1-1 (2 OT) a-NE-10 Semifinal 10/12/13...... SAINT ANSELM...... W 2-0 Southern Vermont (1-0-0) Saint Michael’s (15-1-0) 9/7/96...... a-Southern Vermont...... W 5-1 9/3/95 ...... a-at Saint Michael’s...... W 4-2 a-Southern Vermont Tournament 10/14/00...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 3-2 10/13/01...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 1-0 Stockton State (0-1-0) 10/14/02...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 3-0 10/10/92...... at Stockton State...... L 0-1 10/29/02...... b-SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 3-1 10/13/03...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 2-1 Stonehill (12-7-0) 10/11/04...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... L 1-2 9/3/89...... a-vs. Stonehill...... L 0-4 9/21/05...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 1-0 11/2/97...... at Stonehill...... L 0-5 9/20/06...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 3-0 10/27/98...... STONEHILL...... L 1-3 9/19/07...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 3-0 9/4/99...... b-at Stonehill...... L 1-2 10/8/08...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 3-0 9/20/00...... STONEHILL...... L 0-2 9/05/09...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 2-0 10/21/01...... at Stonehill...... L 1-2 10/19/10...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 2-1 10/6/02...... at Stonehill...... W 2-0 10/19/11...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 1-0 10/19/03...... STONEHILL...... W 5-0 9/29/12...... SAINT MICHAEL’S...... W 6-0 10/24/04...... Stonehill...... W 2-1 10/5/13...... at Saint Michael’s...... W 2-0 9/13/05...... STONEHILL...... L 1-2 (2OT) a-Saint Michael’s Tournament 9/2/06...... at Stonehill...... W 3-2 (2OT) b-NE-10 Quarterfinal A9/27/07...... STONEHILL...... W 1-0 10/18/08...... at Stonehill...... W 4-0 Siena (3-3-0) 9/12/09...... STONEHILL...... W 2-1 10/10/87...... Siena...... L 0-3 10/2/10...... at Stonehill...... W 3-1 10/8/88...... Siena...... L 1-2 10/1/11...... STONEHILL...... W 1-0 9/12/89...... Siena...... W 2-1 11/4/11...... c-STONEHILL...... W 2-0 9/12/90...... Siena...... L 0-1 10/20/12...... at Stonehill...... W 2-0 9/12/91...... Siena...... W 4-0 10/26/13...... STONEHILL...... W 3-1 9/30/92...... SIENA...... W 3-0 a-Eastern Connecticut State Tournament b-Stonehill Tournament Skidmore (0-1-0) c-NE-10 Final 9/26/87...... Skidmore...... L 0-9 Utica (2-2-2) Southampton (5-3-0) 9/30/91...... Utica...... T 2-2 10/1/89...... Southampton...... L 2-8 9/28/92...... Utica...... L 0-1 9/26/93...... SOUTHAMPTON...... W 2-0 10/28/93...... at Utica...... W 2-1 9/24/94...... at Southampton...... W 1-0 9/26/94...... UTICA...... T 2-2 10/21/95...... at Southampton...... L 0-2 9/25/95...... at Utica ...... L 1-2 10/13/96...... SOUTHAMPTON...... L 0-3 9/25/96...... UTICA...... W 4-0 9/27/97...... at Southampton...... W 4-3 10/18/98...... SOUTHAMPTON...... W 2-0 Vassar (0-1-0) 10/23/99...... at Southampton...... W 2-1 9/9/89...... a-Vassar...... L 2-3 a-Binghamton Tournament Southern Connecticut State (12-7-1) 9/19/97...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... L 1-2 West Chester (2-0-0) 9/13/98...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 1-2 (2OT) 11/21/10...... a-at #4 West Chester...... T 1-1 (3OT) 9/16/00...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 0-3 11/18/12...... b-at West Chester...... W 4-1 11/3/00...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 0-3 a-NCAA National Quarterfinal (Advanced 3-1 PK) 9/15/01...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... L 1-2 b-NCAA Quarterfinal 10/31/01...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 0-4 10/12/02...... at Southern Connecticut...... W 4-2 Westfield State (2-1-1) 10/11/03...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 2-1 9/19/91...... Westfield...... W 3-2 11/2/03...... a-SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 3-0 9/23/92...... at Westfield...... T 1-1 (2OT) 10/9/04...... at Southern Connecticut...... L 0-3 9/18/93...... WESTFIELD...... W 2-1 9/17/05...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 3-1 10/1/94...... at Westfield...... L 0-1 9/16/06...... at Southern Connecticut...... W 2-0 9/15/07...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 3-0 West Florida (0-2-1) 9/9/08...... at Southern Connecticut...... W 2-1 12/4/08...... a-vs #2 West Florida...... L 0-4 9/30/09...... at Southern Connecticut...... W 1-0 11/29/12...... b-vs #2 West Florida...... L 1-2 (2 OT) 10/27/10...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 4-0 a-NCAA National Semifinal (at Tampa, FL) 10/26/11...... at Southern Connecticut...... W 2-1 b-NCAA Semifinal (at Evans, GA) 10/16/12...... SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 2-1 10/31/12...... a-SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT...... W 5-1 Wheaton (0-1-0) 10/22/13...... at Southern Connecticut...... T 0-0 (2OT) 9/8/96...... vs. Wheaton...... L 1-5 a-NE-10 Quarterfinal Wheeling (0-1-0) Southern New Hampshire (11-7-3) 11/4/89...... Wheeling...... L 1-6 (formerly New Hampshire College) 9/23/89...... New Hampshire...... L 1-3 Wilmington (1-0-0) 9/22/90...... New Hampshire...... L 0-3 11/9/12...... a-vs. Wilmington...... W 3-0 9/21/91...... New Hampshire...... L 0-7 a-NCAA Tournament First-Round (at Springfield, MA) 10/17/92...... New Hampshire...... L 1-2

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Team Laura Taylor...... 2013 Kailey Egbert...... 2006, 2007 ECAC Championship...... 2005 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Alaina Lange...... 2006 NSCAA/Adidas Team Academic Award...2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, Sydney Bond...... 2012, 2013 Lauren Steinberg...... 2006, 2007 ...... 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Christy Cremo...... 2005 NCAA Tournament.... 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 ...... 2011, 2012, 2013 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Northeast-10 Second-Team Coco Ebersole...... 2010 Alex Sobchak...... 2007 NSCAA Final National Rankings Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 Kylee Litchfield...... 2005, 2006 2013...... #9 Sami Brown...... 2007 2012...... #4 Lindsay Bove...... 2006, 2007 Northeast-10 Third-Team 2011...... #1 Christie Cremo...... 2005 Kira Duran...... 2007 2010...... #3 Kerri Stone...... 2003 2009...... #4 NE-10 Commissioner’s Honor Roll* 2008...... #4 CoSIDA District I Second-Team Meeghan Arno...... S2013, F2013, S2014 2007...... #9 Derith Fernandes...... 2011 Emily Benjamin...... F2013, S2014 2006...... #13 Coco Ebersole...... 2009 Hannah Bensink...... F2013, S2014 2003...... #16 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Kaitlyn Berry...... 2008, F2009, S2010, F2010 2002...... #22 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Kristen Bidosky...... 2008, F2009, S2010, F2010 Alaina Lange...... 2006 Bridget Blessie...... F2013, S2014 Coach of the Year Kerri Stone...... 2002 Sammy Blizzard...... S2014 NSCAA National Sydney Bond...... F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012, F2012, Laurie Darling Gutheil...... 2009, 2011 CoSIDA District I Third-Team ...... S2013, F2013, S2014 Christina Cuffari...... 2009 Nicolle Burke...... F2010, S2011 NSCAA East Region Katie Whiting...... 2009 Jennifer Busk...... F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Laurie Darling Gutheil...... 2008, 2009, 2010 Sami Brown...... 2006 Kristin Carr...... F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Marisah Case...... S2010, F2011, S2012, F2012 Northeast-10 Scholar All-America Susan Cowan...... 2008, S2010 Laurie Darling Gutheil...... 2002, 2006 NSCAA First-Team Christina Cuffari...... 2008, F2009, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 Sydney Bond...... 2013 Amanda Deck...... F2009, S2010, F2010, S2010 Player of the Year Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Gianna D’Errico...... 2008, S2010, F2011 NSCAA National Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Nicola D’Errico...... 2008, F2009, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Kira Duran...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 Coco Ebersole...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Daktronics Katie Whiting...... 2009, 2010 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Deanna Esposito...... F2009, F2010 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Jaclyn Evans...... 2008, F2009, F2010, S2011 All-America Lindsay Bove...... 2006 Derith Fernandes.... 2008, F2009, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 NSCAA First-Team Erin Felix...... S2013, F2013, S2014 Sydney Bond...... 2013 NSCAA Second-Team Courtenay Gannon...... F008, F2009 Jourdan Thompson...... 2012, 2013 Sydney Bond...... 2012 Elisa Galibati...... F2013, S2014 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Christina Cuffari...... 2010 Jessica Gerski...... S2013, F2013 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Sami Brown...... 2007 Brittany Godin...... 2008, F2009, S2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 Amanda Deck...... 2008, 2009, 2010 Maggie Grayson...... F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 NSCAA Third-Team Kelly Guerin...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Katie Whiting...... 2009, 2010 Lindsay Bove...... 2007 Kallina Haase...... F2012, S2013 Ashley McGuire...... 2007 Kerri Stone...... 2003 Molly Harpster...... F2011. S2012, F2012, S2013 Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 Matilda Hart...... F2012, S2013 Scholar All-East Region Alice Hayden...... S2014 NSCAA Second Team NSCAA Aoife Herbert...... F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 Sydney Bond...... 2012 Sydney Bond...... 2012, 2013 Ashley Homer...... F2013, S2014 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Kelly Johnson...... F2012, S2013, F2013 NSCAA Third-Team Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Caty Kirk Robins...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Sydney Bond...... 2011 Derith Fernandes...... 2011 Katlynn Knier...... F2009 Christina Cuffari...... 2010 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Melody Lawrence...... F2011, S2012 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Kim Morton...... 2011 Hanna Lindstrom...... F2011, S2012 Brittany Godin...... 2009 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Jillian Lyons...... 2008 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Nicola D’Errico...... 2010, 2011 Jennifer Mansfield...... F2009 Katie Whiting...... 2008 Coco Ebersole...... 2009, 2010 Meagan McKinney...... F2009, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, Kerri Stone...... 2003 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 ...... S2012, F2012, S2013 Katie Whiting...... 2009, 2010 Joani Medero...... F2012, S2013 Daktronics First-Team Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Kyra Meli...... F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Sydney Bond...... 2012, 2013 Sami Brown...... 2007 Lauren Minkoff...... F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Kim Morton...... 2008, S2010, F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Lindsay Bove...... 2006, 2007 Shannon Murphy...... 2008, F2009 Amanda Deck...... 2010 Christie Cremo...... 2005 Carly Pengelly...... F2009 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Jenna Morotta...... 2005 Michaela Phillips...... F2012, F2013, S2014 Kelly Guerin...... 2010 Kerri Stone...... 2003 Carmelina Puopolo.F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013, F2013 Katie Whiting...... 2010 Christina Paradise...... 2002 Megan Reese...... F2013, S2014 Amber Cringle...... 2001 Allison Schmidt...... F2010, S2011, F2011, S2012, F2012, Daktronics Second-Team Sandra Greenman...... 2001 ...... S2013, F2013, S2014 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Jaime Ladieu...... 2001 Amanda Schweers...... 2008 Kelly Guerin...... 2009 Alayna Shaw...... F2009, S2010, F2010 Ashley McGuire...... 2007 Scholar All-East Region - Honorable Mention Elizabeth Shegda...... 2008, F2009 NSCAA Nicole Shively...... F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Daktronics Third-Team Laura Taylor...... 2012 Christy-Lea Smith...... 2008, S2010 Sydney Bond...... 2011 Kailey Egbert...... 2007 Gianna Smith...... F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Alex Sobchak...... 2007 Niki Smith...... S2011, S2012, F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Lauren Steinberg...... 2006 Alex Sobchak...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Laura Taylor...... F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Daktronics Honorable Mention Academic All-Conference# Jourdan Thompson...... F2011, S2012, F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Amanda Vasquez...... 2012 Northeast-10 La’Quilla Upton...... S2011, F2011, F2012, S2013, F2013, S2014 Michaela Phillips...... 2013 Stephanie Vance...... S2011 Academic All-America Laura Taylor...... 2013 Amanda Vasquez...... F2012, S2013, S2014 CoSIDA First-Team Sydney Bond...... 2012, 2013 Deanna Wachtel...... F2009 Sydney Bond...... 2013 Kyra Meli...... 2012, 2013 Katie Whiting...... 2008, F2009, S2010 Kyra Meli...... 2013 Jourdan Thompson...... 2012 Ojwanna Wilson...... S2013, F2013, S2014 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Derith Fernandes...... 2011 Liv Zabka...... F2012, S2013 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Kelly Guerin...... 2010 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Gold Scholar Lindsay Bove...... 2007 Christina Cuffari...... 2009, 2010, 2011 Kelly Guerin...... 2007 Sami Brown...... 2007 Coco Ebersole...... 2009, 2010 Sami Brown...... 2005, 2006 Kelly Guerin...... 2008, 2009, 2010 Alaina Lange...... 2005, 2006, 2007 CoSIDA Third-Team Katie Whiting...... 2009, 2010 Lindsay Bove...... 2004, 2005 Kelly Guerin...... 2009 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Christie Cremo...... 2004 Leslie Sandusky...... 2004 CoSIDA District I First-Team Northeast-10 First-Team Kerri Stone...... 2003 Kyra Meli...... 2013 Lindsay Bove...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Sami Brown...... 2006, 2007 2011 NCAA CHAMPIONS 51 THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 2014 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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Silver Scholar Susan Cowan...... 2009 Northeast-10 All-Championship Team Coco Ebersole...... 2007 Amanda Deck...... 2009 Meeghan Arno...... 2013 Amanda Schweers...... 2007 Katie Whiting...... 2009 Michaela Phillips...... 2013 Lindsay Bove...... 2006, 2007 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Kailey Egbert...... 2005, 2006 Lindsay Bove...... 2007 Laura Taylor...... 2012 Jenna Morotta...... 2005 Sami Brown...... 2007 Brittany Godin...... 2011 Deanna Wachtel...... 2006 Kim Morton...... 2011 Bronze Scholar Sydney Bond...... 2010 Kailey Egbert...... 2007 All-Conference Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Jazmine Farrell...... 2007 Northeast-10 Player of the Year Amanda Deck...... 2009 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Brittany Godin...... 2009 Emma DeVault...... 2005, 2006 Amanda Deck...... 2010 Katie Whiting...... 2009 Leslie Sandusky...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Alex Sobchak...... 2005 Northeast-10 Defender of the Year All-Conference Sarah Gomes...... 2004 Katie Whiting...... 2010 NYCAC First-Team Jenny Ives...... 2004 Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 Drea Porteus...... 1999 Jenna Morotta...... 2003, 2004 Ashley Arnone...... 2003 Northeast-10 Goalkeeper of the Year NYCAC Second-Team Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Sandra Greenman...... 1998, 1999 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship Kelly Bidwell...... 1996, 1997 Kelly Guerin...... 2010 Northeast-10 First-Team Lynnette Sherwood...... 1996, 1997 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Gina Hoven...... 1995 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Sydney Bond...... 2011, 2012, 2013 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 NYCAC Freshman of the Year All-Region Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Drea Porteus...... 1999 NSCAA New England/East First-Team Gianna D’Errico...... 2010 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team La’Quilla Upton...... 2013 Amanda Deck...... 2009, 2010 Molly Harpster...... 2012 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 Sydney Bond...... 2011 Sydney Bond...... 2011, 2012, 2013 Katie Whiting...... 2009, 2010 Gianna D’Errico...... 2011 Brittany Godin...... 2011 Sami Brown...... 2007 Derith Fernandes...... 2011 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Kira Duran...... 2007 Jessica Gerski...... 2011 Amanda Deck...... 2008, 2009, 2010 Lindsay Bove...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Gianna D’Errico...... 2010 Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 Nicola D’Errico...... 2009 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Renae Ransdell...... 2002, 2003, 2004 Meagan McKinney...... 2009 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 Kerri Stone...... 2002, 2003 Brittany Godin...... 2009 Eliza Whipple...... 2003 NCAA Tournament Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Most Outstanding Offensive Player Katie Whiting...... 2008, 2009, 2010 Northeast-10 Second-Team Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011 Shannon Murphy...... 2008 Kristin Carr...... 2013 Lindsay Bove...... 2006, 2007 Jessica Gerski...... 2013 NCAA Tournament Ashley McGuire...... 2007 Laura Taylor...... 2013 Most Outstanding Defensive Player Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 La’Quilla Upton...... 2013 Sydney Bond...... 2011 Renae Ransdell...... 2002, 2003, 2004 Amanda Vasquez...... 2012 Kerri Stone...... 2003 Brittany Barry...... 2011 Northeast-10 Woman of the Year (All Sports) Jourdan Thompson...... 2012 Brittany Godin...... 2011 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Eliza Whipple...... 2002, 2003 Christina Cuffari...... 2010 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Susan Cowan...... 2009 NSCAA New England/East Second-Team Gianna D’Errico...... 2009, 2011 Northeast-10 Outstanding Female Scholar (All Sports) Jessica Gerski...... 2013 Amanda Deck...... 2008 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Molly Harpster...... 2012 Kailey Egbert...... 2008 Amanda Vasquez...... 2012 Katie Whiting...... 2008 Northeast-10 Sports Excellence Award Winner Susan Cowan...... 2009 Ashley McGuire...... 2006, 2007 Sydney Bond...... 2013 Gianna D’Errico...... 2009, 2011 Lauren Steinberg...... 2005, 2006, 2007 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Christina Cuffari...... 2008 Courtney Goess...... 2004, 2005 Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Sami Brown...... 2007 Kylee Litchfield...... 2005 Kelly Guerin...... 2010 Ashley McGuire...... 2006 Lindsay Bove...... 2004 Lindsay Bove...... 2005 Eliza Whipple...... 2000, 2001, 2002 NCAA Elite 89 Award Courtney Goess...... 2005 Sandra Greenman...... 2000 Kyra Meli...... 2012 Lauren Steinberg...... 2005, 2007 Drea Porteus...... 2000 Kelly Guerin...... 2010 Kerri Stone...... 2002 Eliza Whipple...... 2001 Northeast-10 Third-Team ECAC Award of Valor Drea Porteus...... 2000 Michaela Phillips...... 2013 Jillian Meconi...... 2000 Nicole Shively...... 2013 NSCAA New England/East Third Team Brittany Barry...... 2012 ECAC Robbins Scholar Athlete Laura Taylor...... 2013 Molly Harpster...... 2012 Kerri Stone...... 2004 Jessica Gerski...... 2011, 2012 Nicola D’Errico...... 2011 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Saint Rose played as an independent from 1986-1994. CoSIDA Second-Team Sydney Bond...... 2010 NSCAA – National Soccer Coaches Association of America Lynnette Sherwood...... 1996 Brittany Godin...... 2010 CoSIDA – College Sports Information Directors of America Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010 *Program Expanded in 2008 (Gold, Silver, Bronze designations discon- Daktronics East Region Player of the Year Caitlin Naylor...... 2008 tinued beginning in 2008) Sydney Bond...... 2013 Deanna Wachtel...... 2006 Expanded again in 2009 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2012 Sami Brown...... 2005 F=Fall Semester; S=Spring Semester Christina Cuffari...... 2011 Kailey Egbert...... 2005 #First, Second, Third-team designations discontinued in 2008 (team Amanda Deck...... 2010 Drea Porteus...... 2003 includes all fall sports) Leia Weidman...... 2003 Daktronics Northeast/East First Team Kerri Volkmuth...... 2002 Jourdan Thompson...... 2013 Amber Cringle...... 2000 Amanda Vasquez...... 2012 Christine Ginty...... 2000 Sydney Bond...... 2011, 2012, 2013 Meagan McKinney...... 2011 Northeast-10 All-Rookie Team Carmelina Puopolo...... 2011, 2012 Sammy Blizzard...... 2013 Amanda Deck...... 2010 Kristin Carr...... 2012 Christina Cuffari...... 2010, 2011 Amanda Vasquez...... 2012 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Brittany Barry...... 2011 Katie Whiting...... 2010 Sydney Bond...... 2010 Kelly Guerin...... 2009, 2010 Carmelina Puopolo...... 2010 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 Meagan McKinney...... 2009 Lindsay Bove...... 2006 Christina Cuffari...... 2008 Kylee Litchfield...... 2006 Ashley McGuire...... 2006, 2007 Northeast-10 Tournament MOP Meeghan Arno...... 2013 Daktronics Northeast/East Second Team Brittany Godin...... 2011 La’Quilla Upton...... 2013 Deanna Esposito...... 2010 Jessica Gerski...... 2012 Katie Whiting...... 2009 Molly Harpster...... 2012 Shannon Murphy...... 2008 Gianna D’Errico...... 2010 Lauren Steinberg...... 2007 52 WWW.GOGOLDENKNIGHTS.COM $5

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ational champions — for the College of Saint Rose, it has a nice ring to it. It has an even a sweeter ring to it when you come from behind, knock off the two-time Ndefending national champions, and claim the first national team title in school annals after coming up just short in the national semifinals each of the past three seasons. Saint Rose did just that on December 3 in Pensacola, Florida. Sophomore forward Carmelina Puopolo scored twice in the opening 11 minutes of the second half and sophomore keeper Jessica Gerski made five saves and helped direct a defensive unit that kept the nation’s top-ranked team off the scoreboard for the final 58 minutes. “This is incredible. I’m just so proud of these girls,” said Saint Rose head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil. “We’ve overcome so many obstacles, and our girls did such a good job com - ing out and doing what they needed to do. They’ve worked so hard, and it’s the best thing to be rewarded as the national champion. “It’s such a long run to get here that by the time you get out there the girls have given all they have just to get to this point. So once you’re here it just comes down to heart and effort,

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That goal stood up as Saint Rose successfully 1 0 2 defended its end throughout the final 25 minutes. © “First, congratulations to Saint Rose,” said Erin Mruz (7) of Grand Valley State tries to get the ball past Brittany Godin (18) of Saint Grand Valley State head coach David Dilanni. “It Rose. was a fantastic national championship game that I think we were all looking for. but unfortunately we couldn’t put one in. Soccer As for the Golden Knights, they’ll spend the off - “We don’t like to lose, but I think it was the up can be a cruel game and that’s how it goes. season celebrating the culmination of a long journey. and downs that we expected. We stuck to the game “I think our kids were ready but maybe it was “We have such a great fan base and family. They plan, exposed them and had some chances. We how the first half ended, and maybe we lost some run such a phenomenal support system and I’m just changed systems and went into an offensive mind - momentum. We had our chances but we just could - so thrilled they could be here to witness it and be a set and tried to get them again in the second half, n’t stop the bleeding.” part of it with their girls,” Gutheil said.

NCAA.com WORK HARD ‘‘PLAY HARD’’ TOP (L-R): Head coach Laurie Darling Gutheil, Gianna Smith, Quinn Massaroni, Nicole Shively, Amanda Vasquez, Jaime Durant, Michaela Phillips, Kristin Carr, Torez Ramsey, Courtney Benson, and Sammy Blizzard. MIDDLE ROW (L-R): Assistant coach Jason Gutheil, Sydney O’Shaughnessy, Silvana Giovannone, Erin Felix, Amanda Roney, Madison Taylor, Hannah Bensink, Ashley Homer, Jennifer Busk, Raven Small, Emily Meeks, Kayley Jansen, assistant coach Caleb Nelson, and assistant coach Jim Lennox. FRONT ROW (L-R): Morgan Burchhardt, Ojwanna Wilson, Roxana Hernandez, Meeghan Arno, Emily Benjamin, La’Quilla Upton, Jourdan Thompson, Carmelina Puopolo, Joani Medero, Megan Reese, and Emily Opalinski.