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WSOC Guide As of 0905.Pdf JUNIOR CO-CAPTAIN AMANDA NOVY 2011 TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER || Section Header 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S Section Header || 2011 TIGER SOCCERWOMEN’S SOCCER Sophomore Sofia Reed earned CAA All-Rookie team honors in 2011 after finishing third on the team in scoring. 1 Photo Credits for the 2012 Towson Women’s Soccer Media Guide: Kanji Takeno, Brendan Cavanaugh and David Brooks 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER || Coaching Staff HEAD COACH – 6TH SEASON Virginia Tech, ‘95 Greg Paynter Building off the success of the last several seasons, Coach Greg Paynter begins his to the round of 32. After a 1-0 victory over Penn in the first round, the Dukes dropped sixth season at the helm of the Towson Women’s Soccer program. a 1-0 verdict to Virginia in the second round. JMU finished the 1999 season with a In 2011, Towson posted a 9-10 record, including its first win over Colonial Athletic 14-7-1 record. Association (CAA) rival Hofstra in 14 years and its first-ever victory over cross-town In 2002, the Dukes won the CAA championship with a 2-0 win over George Mason rival Loyola (Md.). Paynter’s squad continues to improve offensively as well, totaling University. They advanced to the NCAA Tournament and edged Charlotte in the first 31 goals for the year. The Tigers compiled a 6-11-3 record in 2010, which included a round, 1-0, advancing to the round of 32. A 1-0 loss to Richmond ended their season 1-0 victory over the University of Pennsylvania, a team which earned a berth in the with a 13-8-3 record. NCAA Tournament. A native of Chantilly, Va., Paynter primarily served as JMU’s Recruiting Coordinator The Tigers have faced some of the nation’s top competition over the last four and assisted Lombardo in all aspects of the program. He holds an advanced national seasons and have continued to show improvement during that stretch. After a 4-14-1 diploma from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. record in 2008, the Tigers posted a 7-11-2 mark in 2009, including a 3-7-1 CAA record. Paynter began his coaching career as a volunteer assistant coach with the Virginia In 2007, his first season with the Tigers, Paynter led the team to a 9-8-1 record, which Tech men’s soccer team. He spent the 1995 and 1996 seasons working with the Hokies. included a 6-1 non-conference record. The Tigers also produced one of the highest- After three years as an elementary school teacher in Rockingham County, Va., he joined scoring offenses in the program’s 20-year history, scoring 28 goals in 18 games. the JMU coaching staff in 1999. A 1995 graduate of Virginia Tech, Paynter arrived at Towson following eight seasons In addition to his experience as a coach with the Olympic Developmental program, at CAA rival James Madison. He was an assistant coach for Coach Dave Lombardo, and Paynter has been a coach at the club level for youth soccer and also served as the spent one year as the Associate Head Coach. boys’ soccer coach at Broadway High School for one year. Paynter joined Lombardo’s coaching staff at JMU in 1999. During his tenure, he While at Towson, Paynter has worked with the Baltimore Bays U-16 club team, which helped the Dukes post six winning seasons and an overall record of 89-70-15. While won the Maryland State Cup championship in 2011. he coached at James Madison, the Dukes won the 2002 conference championship and Coach Paynter earned his bachelor’s degree in liberal arts and sciences from Vir- finished as CAA runners-up twice. JMU also qualified for the NCAA Division I Tourna- ginia Tech in 1995 and his master’s degree in education from James Madison in 1998. ment three times. Coach Paynter is the father of two sons - Tripp and Baxter. In 1999, James Madison earned an NCAA Tournament at-large berth and advanced 2 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER || Coaching Staff Coaching Staff || 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER Win Puffer Sara Fletcher Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season 1st Season Allegheny, ’99 Miami (OH), ’12 Win Puffer is starting his first year as an assis- Sara Fletcher has joined the Tiger Women’s tant coach for the Towson University women’s Soccer staff for the 2012 season as a volunteer soccer team. assistant coach. He brings a wealth of coaching experience She was a four-year letter winner at forward to the position. Most notably Puffer was on the for the University of Miami (OH). A native of full-time coaching staff with the Washington Malmo, Sweden, she was a two-time All-Mid Freedom from 2006-2010 serving as the Director of Soccer Club and Freedom Futures American Conference (MAC) honoree as well as the MAC Freshman of the Year and a (USL W-League) Head Coach. There he designed and ran all aspects of the youth club member of the All-Ohio Team. for the Washington Freedom, which was ranked the No. 1 Girls Club in North America in She received a bachelor’s in Health Promotion and is married to Towson’s Director of 2008, 2009 and 2010. Puffer also helped identify, evaluate and recruit players for the Basketball Speed, Strength and Conditioning, Adam Fletcher. Washington Freedom Futures USL W-League team as well as assist with the coaching, video analysis and fitness monitoring for the Washington Freedom Women’s Professional team. In his first season with the Freedom, Puffer helped the U20 team win the inaugural USL Super-20 North American Championship. In 2009, his first season in charge of the Freedom Futures program, Puffer helped the team reach the W-League championship game. Puffer being named a finalist for the 2010 W-League Coach of the Year. He also worked for the last six years with the Freestate Soccer Alliance in Bowie, Md. Puffer served as coach for several of the Freestate teams, including teams in the Elite Clubs National League (ECNL). He coached the Freestate Shooters squad that won the 2007 US Club Soccer National Championship, the 2008 & 2009 Maryland State Cup and were the 2009 U19 Region 1 Championship Finalists. The Shooters had several players named to the youth and full US Women’s National Teams as well as numerous honors at the collegiate level. Puffer spent 10 years working with the Maryland and New Hampshire Olympic Devel- opment Programs, coaching on both the boys and girls sides. He assisted with the US Soccer Training Center player identification program as well as serving as an ECNL Scout. In 2010, Puffer was named to the USL Super Y-League ODP National Camp Staff. Puffer served as an assistant coach at Stevenson University from 2007 until he joined the Towson staff. At Stevenson, Puffer assisted with all aspects and training for a team that compiled a 60-34-10 record in five seasons. In 2010, Stevenson won a conference championship and made an appearance in the NCAA Championships. Puffer earned a Bachelors of Arts degree in psychology from Allegheny College in 1999. In addition to playing soccer at Allegheny, he played for Seacoast United of the New England Arena Soccer League and Arena Soccer League between 2000 and 2002. 3 2012 TIGER WOMEN’S SOCCER || Player Profiles freshman and helping team to one of the best records from Sept. 2 to Sept. 16 ... led Tigers to 2-1 overtime win Cheyenne in school history ... youngest of four children in family over Campbell by scoring both goals ... tallied eventual 12 Skidmore ... father is a steamfitter ... mother works for a title com- game-winning goal in 3-1 victory at UMBC ... had a goal pany and graduated from Catonsville Community College with an assist against Mount St. Mary’s ... also scored 5-6 • Sr. • Forward/Midfield Eldersburg, Md. ... daughter of Michael Skidmore and Denise Taylor ... born against Delaware State and High Point during streak Liberty H.S. on June 9, 1991 in Baltimore, Md. ... major is psychology. ... contributed a goal in 3-1 victory over Northeastern Psychology Major Season GP Shots Goals Assists Points GWG ... scored against Delaware in 4-2 loss ... had an assist 2009 20 32 2 5 9 0 against Georgetown, Hofstra, Drexel and Georgia State 2010 20 28 3 5 11 2 ... took 40 shots, including season-high five attempts 2011 19 41 8 9 25 2 against Delaware State, Mount St. Mary’s and Northeast- 2011 SEASON: Tigers’ leading scorer who appeared Career 59 101 13 19 45 4 ern. in all 19 games as a junior ... started 16 times, including final 15 games in a row ... earned third team All-CAA no- 2010 SEASON: Played in 19 games as a freshman Season GP Min. Goals GAA Saves Pct. tice ... ranked sixth in the CAA with 25 points ... tied for ... started 12 times ... named to CAA All-Rookie Team ... 2009 1 16:18 0 0.00 2 1.000 second in CAA with nine assists ... tied for eighth in CAA ranked third on the team with three goals and 10 points ... with eight goals ... recorded a pair of two-goal games ... honored as CAA Rookie of the Week after helping Tigers honored as CAA Player of the Week after leading Tigers Nora to defeat Duquesne ... scored a goal with an assist in 2-1 to pair of wins over UMBC and Mount St. Mary’s ... scored 3 win over Dukes ... tallied a goal in back-to-back games twice with an assist against Mount St.
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