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THIS IS ALABAMA SOCCER Contents 2007 ALABAMA SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE

This is Alabama Soccer Quick Facts ...... 2 Media Information ...... 3 The ...... 5 President Dr. Robert E. Witt ...... 6 Athletic Director Mal Moore ...... 7 Athletic Support Staff ...... 8-9 Center for Athletic Student Services ...... 10 Commitment to Excellence ...... 11 Alabama Community Service Leaders ...... 12-13 2007 Outlook ...... 14-15 All- Time Jersey Numbers ...... 16 Breaking the 2007 Team ...... 17

The Team Head Coach Don Staley ...... 18-19 Assistant Coach Nikki Smith ...... 20 Assistant Coach Jeremy Hampton ...... 21 The Players ...... 23-47 Soccer Support Staff ...... 48

The Opponents Non Confrence Opponents ...... 49-54 SEC Opponents ...... 55

2006 in Review 2006 Statistics ...... 62 2006 Lineups and Boxscores ...... 64

Southeastern Confrence SEC Soccer “Setting the Standard” ...... 66

The History Individual Records ...... 68 Team Records ...... 69 UA Soccer Stadium Records ...... 72 All-Time vs. All Opponents ...... 73 All-Time Results ...... 75 All-Time Roster ...... 79

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2007 Alabama Soccer 2007 2006 Record: 5-14 2006 SEC Record/Finish: 1-9 / 5th SEC West All-Time Record: 148-137-12 (16)

Returning Letterwinners (14) Quick # Name Class EXP HT POS Hometown/Previous School 3 Susie Beard SR 2VL 5’4 M/F Bowling Green, Ky./Bowling Green 18 Alex Butera SO 1VL 5’7 F Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore Facts 14 Kailey Corken SO 1VL 5’7 M Cincinnati, Ohio/ Turpin 23 Jessica Deegan JR 2VL 5’8 F/M Centreville, Va./ Westfield 00 Kara Gudmens JR 2VL 5’9 GK Cincinnati, Ohio/ Milford UNIVERSITY INFORMATION 25 Kelsey King SO 1VL 5’8 F Kingwood, Texas/Kingwood Location:Tuscaloosa, Alabama 24 Cara Kelly JR 2VL 5’3 M Cincinnati, Ohio/ St. Ursula Academy Enrollment: 23.878 21 Natalie Kohn SR 3VL 5’6 D Gurnee, Ill./Warren Township Founded:April 12, 1831 10 Hayley MacDonald SR 3VL 5’4 M/D St. Catharine's, Ont./West Park Conference: Southeastern (SEC) 15 Jordan O’Banion SR 3VL 5’7 F Carmel, Ind./Carmel Colors: Crimson (PMS 201) & White 16 Callie Pike JR 2VL 5’3 M Tuscaloosa/Northridge Nickname: Crimson Tide 4 Colleen Posey JR 2VL 5’7 D Cincinnati, Ohio/ Sycamore President: Dr. Robert E. Witt 39 Ashley Schedit SO 1VL 5’4 M Cincinnati, Ohio/ St. Ursula Athletics Director: Mal Moore 9 Jamie Zimmerman JR 1VL 5’3 M/F White Hall, Md./Univ. of Richmond Senior Women Administrator: Returning Redshirts- 2006 MEDICAL (4) Marie Robbins 5 Annie B. Collins SO 1VL 5’4 F/M Mountain Brook/Mountain Brook NCAA Faculty Representative: Joe Hornsby 1 Karen Lansden SO 1VL 5’9 GK Houston, Texas/ Kingwood Associate AD/Media Relations Director: 7 Grace Lawson FR RS 5’7 F Hendersonville, Tenn./Pope John Paul II Doug Walker 13 Rosaly Petriello FR RS 5’6 M St. Catharine's, Ontario/Holy Cross Sec. Associate Media Relations Directors: Becky Hopf Newcomers (16) Roots Woodruff Jessie Allaway FR HS 5’9 D Tuscaloosa/Northridge Assistant Media Relations Directors: Maggie Bailey FR HS 5’4 D /Altamont Barry Allen Sydney Barker FR HS 5’6 M/D Roswell, Ga./Roswell Corey Hoodjer Media Relations Interns: Dani Bernier JR TR 5’9 D Oakville, Ontario/Canisius College Jason Kirksey Justine Bernier FR HS 5’10 GK Oakville, Ontario/St Ignatius Lindsay Frantz-Laurent Stephanie Dixon FR HS 5’7 D Brentwood, Tenn./Brentwood Web Communications: Ali Deidrich FR HS 5’8 D Ponto Verda Beach, Fla/Episcopal Chip Dillard Victoria Frederick FR HS 5’4 F Tuscaloosa/Holy Sprit Publications Director: Hailey Hull FR HS 5’8 D Brentwood, Tenn./Ravenwood Brent Hollingsworth Kelly King FR HS 5’4 F Lake Norman, NC/Lake Norman Media Relations Department Carly Mygrants FR HS 5’8 M Dayton, Ohio/ Archbishop Alter Office Staff: Brianna Ondriezek SO TR 5’3 F Southington, Conn/Southern Conn. State Brenda Burnette Callie O’Steen FR HS 5’7 D Birmingham/Briarwood Karen Deaver Brooke Rodgers FR HS 5’5 F Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill Molly Wittig FR HS 5’0 M Columbia, SC/Spring Valley

CREDITS: The 2007 Alabama Media Guide was written and edited by Jason Kirksey. Statistical and historical research credit along with additional editing credit goes to all past assistant media relations directors and stu- dent assistants. Photos provided by Media Relations staff photographer Kent Gidley and his assistants Jessica Smith and Cory Johnson. The book was printed by EBSCO Media in Birmingham, Ala.

Alabama Athletic Media Relations Mailing Address Overnight Address UA Athletics Phone: 205-348-6084 Box 870391 1201 Coliseum Drive Phone: 205-348-3697 Fax: 205-348-8841 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 Coleman Coliseum Rm 170 Fax: 205-348-2196 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

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The Staff Media Information Head Coach: Don Staley Alma Mater: Radford ‘91 Alabama Media Relations Satellite Feeds/Television Alabama Record (years): 125-118-11 (13) The Alabama Athletic Media Relations Office is The University of Alabama, through the Crimson Tide Sports Network, offers a weekly Overall Record (years): 315-247-37 (22) located on the ground level of Coleman Coliseum, Room 170. 15-minute satellite feed consisting of interviews Office Phone: 205-348-0143 with coaches and athletes, taped video highlights E-mail Address: [email protected] Media Services/Credentials and narrated tape packages from September Members of the media are supplied with up-to- through May. Occasionally, the soccer team will Assistant Coach: Nikki Smith date release packages which can be obtained be featured in these packages. Please call the Alma Mater: Alabama, ‘98 from the official UA website www.rolltide.com Media Relations office for more details. During Office Phone: 205-348-0144 or in the Media Relations Office. The release the fall, the soccer team’s progress will be cov- E-mail Address: [email protected] contains updated statistics, season results and ered each week on “Crimson Tide This Week,” a Years at UA: 1st season as coach notes. Pre-match notes and media guides are 30-minute regional sports show. Tom Roberts is available before all home matches at the the Crimson Tide Sports Network’s contact for Assistant Coach: Jeremy Hampton University of Alabama Soccer Stadium. Coach video and satellite feeds. Alma Mater: Alabama, ‘02 Don Staley and Alabama’s players are available Office Phone: 205-348-6240 for interviews about 15-20 minutes after most Internet E-mail Address: [email protected] matches. Information about University of Alabama ath- Years at UA: 2nd season as coach letics can be found at the Athletic Department’s Telephone/Fax Services web site, www.rolltide.com. Soccer Secretary: Sherry Selby The University of Alabama Soccer Stadium is E-mail address: [email protected] equipped with a phone at the field at 205.348.5078. Special requests for a private line Soccer FAX: 205.348.5388 should be made at least two weeks in advance of the match. Managers: Daniel Almond Anthony Bolz Practice Schedule Brian Fisher Daily weight training begins at 1 p.m. and field Hunter Johnson practice ranges from 3-5 p.m. every weekday Zach Tanner except match days and Thursdays prior to away matches. Practice schedule is subject to change.

Athletic Trainer: Sherry Kimbro Interviews Student Trainers: Ryan Curtis Player and coaches interviews must be arranged Daniel McAdams through Jason Kirksey in the Media Relations Daniel Pontal office at 205.348.7476. The soccer team prac- Maria White tices at the Alabama Soccer Stadium located adjacent to the Student Recreation Center, on Soccer Media Contact: the corner of Campus Drive and Fifth Avenue. Jason Kirksey Players are available immediately following Cell Phone: 251.370.8258 practice. Office Phone: 205.348.7476 Office FAX: 205.348.8841 E-mail Address: [email protected]

Soccer Mailing Address: Alabama Soccer P.O. Box 870393 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0393

Soccer Overnight Shipping Address: Alabama Soccer Coleman Coliseum 323 Bryant Drive Tuscaloosa, AL 35487

Coleen Posey Alex Butera Kailey Corken

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The storyof the the Elephant The story of how Alabama became associated with the “elephant” goes back to the 1930 season when Coach Wallace Wade had assembled a great football team. On October 8, 1930, sports writer Everett Strupper of the Journal wrote a story of the Alabama-Mississippi game he had witnessed in Tuscaloosa four days earlier. Strupper wrote, “That Alabama team of 1930 is a typical Wade machine, powerful, big, tough, fast, aggressive, well-schooled in fundamentals, and the best blocking team for this early in the season that have ever seen. When those big brutes hit you I mean you go down and stay down, often for an additional two minutes. “Coach Wade started his second team that was plenty big and they went right to their knitting scoring a in the first quarter against one of the best fighting small lines that I have seen. For Ole Miss was truly battling the big boys for every inch of ground. “At the end of the quarter, the earth started to tremble, there was a distant rumble that continued to grow. Some excited fan in the stands bellowed, ‘Hold your horses, the elephants are coming,’ and out stamped this Alabama varsity. “It was the first time that I had seen it and the size of the entire eleven nearly knocked me cold, men that I had seen play last year looking like they had nearly doubled in size.” Strupper and other writers continued to refer to the Alabama linemen as “Red Elephants,” the color referring to the crimson jerseys. The 1930 team posted an overall 10-0 record. It shut out eight oppo- nents and allowed only 13 points all season while scoring 217. The “Red Elephants” rolled over Washington State 24-0 in the Rose Bowl and were declared National Champions.

YEA ALABAMA Why the Tide? Yea Alabama! Drown'em Tide, In early accounts of Alabama football, the team was simply listed as Every Bama man's behind you, the “varsity” or the “Crimson White” after the school colors. The first nickname to Hit your stride... become popular and used by headline writers was the “Thin Red Line.” The nick- name was used until 1906. The name “Crimson Tide” is supposed to have first been Go teach the Bulldogs used by Hugh Roberts, former sports editor of the Birmingham Age-Herald. He to behave used “Crimson Tide” in describing an Alabama-Auburn game played in Send the Yellow Jackets to a watery grave, Birmingham in 1907, the last football contest between the two schools until 1948 And if a man starts to weaken, when the series was resumed. The game was played in a sea of mud and Auburn That's a shame, was a heavy favorite to win. But, evidently, the “Thin Red Line” played a great game 'Cause Bama's pluck and grit have in the red mud and held Auburn to a 6-6 tie, thus gaining the name “Crimson Writ her name in Crimson Flame, Tide.” Zipp Newman, former sports editor of the Birmingham News, probably pop- Fight on, Fight on, Fight on, men! ularized the name more than any other writer. Remember the Rose Bowl we'll win then. Go, roll to victory, Hit your stride! You're Dixie's football pride, Crimson Tide!

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THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA •The University of Alabama ranked 11th nationally among public universities and 29th among all universities in the enrollment of National Merit Scholars in 2006. The 2006 freshman class included 83 National Merit Scholars, a 15 percent increase over 2005.

•Four University of Alabama students were named to the 2007 USA Today All-USA College Academic Team, tied for the most of any school. This year’s team brings UA’s total for the last five years to 24, a figure that tops all other colleges and universities. UA had the most students on the list three of the last four years, with six in 2006 and five each in 2005 and 2003.

•Enrollment at The University of Alabama reached a record high of 23,878 in fall 2006, up almost 10 percent over 2005. The entering freshman class, at 4,378 students, was the largest in UA history.

•The University of Alabama’s "Our Students. Our Future." campaign has raised more than $379 million on its way to a $500 million goal. Included in the $379 million is a record $108 million in private gifts and pledges the University received for fiscal year 2006, the second consecutive fiscal year that UA has raised more than $100 million in one year.

•The University of Alabama has a dramatic impact on the economy of Alabama, returning three dollars for every one dollar invested in the University by the state. UA contributes $1.7 billion annually to the state’s economy.

•U.S. News and World Report perennially ranks the UA School of Law among the top 50 in the nation. An impressive 97.6 percent of the 2006 graduates of the UA School of Law who took the Alabama bar exam in July 2006 passed.

•UA’s undergraduate business program ranked 60th nationally in U.S. News and World Report’s annual col- lege rankings, fall 2006. The Culverhouse School of Accountancy is ranked 25th among undergraduate accounting programs.

•The University of Alabama College of Communication and Information Sciences’ doctoral program in mass communication is ranked seventh nationally by the National Communication Association. The most recent U.S. News rankings for communication graduate programs placed UA’s advertising program 12th and telecommunication 14th in the nation.

•The University of Alabama ranked among the top 50 public universities in the nation for the sixth consecu- tive year in U.S. News and World Report’s annual college rankings, fall 2006.

•The University of Alabama’s graduates and current students include 15 Rhodes Scholars, 20 Goldwater Scholars, 11 Truman Scholars, 11 Hollings Scholars, two Javits Fellows, one Udall Scholar and one Portz Scholar.

•For more than a decade, UA has been one of the top public flagship universities in the Southeast in enroll- ment of African-American students. For the 2006-2007 academic year, African-Americans represented almost 11 percent of the student body.

•This year alone, more than 900 University of Alabama students will receive a total of more than $2.3 million in scholarships provided by the National Alumni Association.

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“The best and the brightest arrive at UA with very high expectations. They expect outstand- ing academic programs, superior teaching, strong staff support, and first-class facilities. It is imperative as we attract these bright young people that we grow with balanced excellence, and that is exactly what we are doing. Honors College, the Blount Initiative and the honors programs in the various majors across the University’s colleges and schools are fully meeting the expectations of the best and brightest.” – Dr. Robert E. Witt Dr. Robert E. Witt President The University of Alabama

As president of The University of Alabama, Dr. Robert Dr. Witt’s vision for the E. Witt has committed the University to an ambitious plan University of the future has for growth and achievement. His goals include increasing three cornerstones: enrollment to 28,000 students by 2010 and stimulating significant growth in research in support of economic G To be a university of expansion for the state and nation. Under his leadership, choice for the best and brightest students; enrollment has reached record levels and academic quali- G To be a student-centered tier-1 research university; ty has increased significantly. G To be an academic community united in its commit- The Fall 2006 freshman class included 83 National Merit ment to enhancing the quality of life for all Alabamians. Scholars, ranking UA 11th nationally among public uni- versities in enrollment of these nationally recognized stu- in his fifth year as president, Dr. Witt came to UA dents. Since its inception in 2003, the University’s Honors with 35 years experience in the University of Texas System. College has grown exponentially, enrolling more than 900 He received his B.A. in economics from Bates College, his freshmen in 2006. A major building program, including M.B.A. from Tuck School at Dartmouth College, and his academic, athletic and residential facilities, is under way. Ph.D. from Penn State University. He serves on the board Private giving to the University is at an all-time high of directors of the Black Warrior Council Boy Scouts of with supporters embracing a campaign with a America and is a member of the West Alabama Chamber major goal of improving scholarship opportunities for of Commerce, the Tuscaloosa County Industrial deserving students. Development Authority, and the Elizabeth Project Care The campaign theme is Our Students, Our Future. Board.

Four Students Named to USA Today’s All-USA College Academic Team - Four students from The University of Alabama have been named to this year’s USA Today All-USA College Academic Team. This year’s team brings UA’s total for the last four years to 24, a figure that tops all other colleges and universities. UA had the most students on the list in 2005 with five and in 2003, also with five. In 2004, with four students on the team, UA came in second only to Harvard. A total of 83 students nationwide were selected from more than 600 nominees for the 2006 team. Yale, Duke and Northwestern Universities each had three students on the team, the second highest total.

>>>> Alabama’s USA Today All-USA College Academic Team Honorees (L-R): Kristi Wilcox, Katie Boyd, Jennifer Phillips and Michele McGaha.

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through June, 2010. He received unani- giate athletics. mous support from the UA Board of As a player and coach at Alabama, Moore Trustees. was part of seven national championships, “This is based on two things: his ability to 14 SEC championships, and 27 bowl trips. MAL identify and hire good coaches and second- Alabama capitalized on that background, ly, his vision about facilities.” and Moore's popularity, by naming him as Alabama student-athletes are already uti- Associate Athletics Director for External lizing new stadiums for soccer and tennis Affairs in 1994, a position that required OORE and football is enjoying a state-of-the-art constant travel to speaking engagements M weight facility, locker room and sports around the Southeast. Director of Athletics medicine area and a Hall of Champions and In his career, Moore has worked with a administrative area that makes it one of top diversified field of constituents, from fellow venues in the nation. coaches to former players, to fans and the Crimson Tide student-athletes also bene- business community. All those experiences fit from a state-of-the-art academic center and relationships make him the ideal per- that came on line in early 2005 and renova- son to lead Alabama athletics into the 21st tion of Coleman Coliseum is complete. century. His leadership has been crucial in helping A 1963 graduate of the University of guide Alabama through a period that has, at Alabama, Moore holds both an undergrad- times, been extremely difficult. It has been uate degree in Sociology and a 1964 his guidance and efforts that have helped Master's Degree in Secondary Education Alabama weather the storm, while continu- from the Capstone. A scholarship player for Mal Moore, in his eighth year as the ing to move in a positive direction toward a Coach Paul Bryant, Moore was a member Tide’s Director of Athletics, has put his future that will shine as brightly as of Alabama's 1961 national championship stamp on one of the nation’s most storied Alabama's storied past. team. athletic programs. Alabama’s athletic teams Under Moore's direction Alabama's ath- Coaching football for 31 years, 22 of have excelled in the competition arena and letic teams have produced a number of those at Alabama, provided Moore with a he has now directed completion of a $125 Southeastern Conference titles, including wealth of experience and knowledge in the million facilities campaign that has revital- men's basketball, gymnastics, baseball and world of college athletics. As a coach, Moore ized the Crimson Tide’s athletic facilities. It softball and SEC tournament titles in both served as Bryant's graduate assistant in 1964 has been Moore’s leadership, vision and ini- baseball and softball, and an NCAA gym- and then Alabama's defensive backfield tiative that has enabled this monumental nastics title. Alabama athletes have earned coach from 1965-70. He served as the Tide's project to reach fruition. some of the highest honors the SEC and coach from 1971-82 and from Alabama football competes in the newly NCAA have to offer, including SEC Athlete 1975-82 took on the additional responsibil- expanded Bryant-Denny Stadium which of the Year, SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year, ity and elevated role as the Tide's offensive holds 92,138 fans, making it the seventh- NCAA Top VIII, NCAA Postgraduate coordinator. largest on campus facility in the nation. Scholarships and NCAA Sportsperson of Alabama won national championships, With the north end zone expansion com- the Year. These honors are over and above in 1964, 1965, 1973, 1978, 1979 and 1992 pleted, this magnificent edifice now houses the individual conference and national titles with Moore coordinating all the offensive 120 skyboxes, a new home team locker that Alabama athletes continue to bring plays for the last four of those champi- room, a club level area hosting 1,680 home to the Capstone. onship teams. He is the only man connect- patrons, a new administrative level and During his tenure, Moore has also super- ed with the Alabama coaching staffs, past or approximately 6,800 additional upper deck vised the completion of a number of other present, who was a member of all seven of seats. facility projects, highlighted by the expan- those title squads. In addition to Alabama, Moore’s tenure at UA has been marked sion of Sewell-Thomas Stadium; new light- his coaching career included stops at by unprecedented facility growth for the ing systems for Coleman Coliseum, Sewell Montana State, Notre Dame and the NFL's athletic department but he has also had a Thomas Stadium and the women's soccer Phoenix Cardinals. national impact as a key member of several field and installation of new artificial turf in Moore was born December 19, 1939 in prestigious NCAA and the Hank Crisp Indoor Practice Facility. Dozier, Alabama. He has been married to committees. Moore currently serves on the Hired on Nov. 23, 1999, Moore's stint as the former Charlotte Davis of Tuscaloosa NCAA Division I Football issues Director of Athletics is the latest phase of since July 20, 1968. They have one daughter, Committee, the SEC AD Bowl Advisory his 30-plus years of service to the Capstone. Mrs. Steve (Heather) Cook of Scottsdale, Committee and on the Big Six Conferences Well-known in athletic circles, Moore Arizona, a granddaughter, Anna Lee, and a Minority Coaches Forum. brings a vision of championships and suc- grandson, Charles Cannon. Moore was rewarded for his successes cess to the office of athletics director thanks with a contract extension that will take him to his three decades of experience in colle-

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Athletic Department Senior Support Staff

Finus Gaston Johnny Williams Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Chief Financial Officer External Operations

Crimson ties are a family tradition Johnny Williams joined Alabama's for Finus Gaston, Senior Associate athletic department in October, 2004 Athletic Director. His father, the late as Senior Associate Athletics Director Finus C. Gaston, was sports - for External Affairs. Williams joined tion director at Alabama from 1953- the Tide after serving as Athletics 61. His mother, the late Jewell Gaston, Director at Troy University for 11 was a long-time UA departmental years. employee in the Tide Pride office. Williams' responsibilities include Gaston joined the University of Alabama Athletics Department in oversight of Tide Pride, Marketing and 1996 after serving the University for 22 years. The Tuscaloosa native Promotions, Media Relations and the Ticket Office. was Assistant Vice President for Auxiliary and Support Services Under Williams' watch at Troy, the athletic department moved to before joining the Crimson Tide athletics staff. Division I-A, completing a change from Division II in all sports. His duties as the department’s Chief Financial Officer encompass In January 2002, Williams was honored for his progressive leader- management of the athletics business office, budgeting, human ship by the All- Foundation with its prestigious resources, contract negotiation and administration, long range Gen. Robert Neyland Athletics Director Award. strategic planning, team travel for all sports, capital projects, and Williams began his athletic career at Troy as a graduate assistant general maintenance of facilities and grounds associated with athlet- football coach under Rick Rhoades. ics. During the fall of 1999, Gaston served as the University’s inter- During his coaching tenure with the Trojans, Williams also held im athletics director. several administrative positions within the department. In 1986 and His ties run deep with the department. The 1969 Tuscaloosa 1987, he coordinated the football program's marketing and develop- High School graduate continued his education at the University of ment efforts as a special assistant to the athletics director, in addition Alabama, working his way through school as Coach Paul “Bear” to his coaching duties. In 1988, he coordinated travel and ticket sales. Bryant’s head football manager. In 1973, Gaston earned a degree in Prior to his arrival in Troy, Williams was the head football coach business education, then went on to earn a Master of Arts degree in and athletics director at Pickens County High School in Reform, Ala., trade and industrial education in 1975. In 1984, Gaston received his in 1984. He also served as an assistant coach at his alma mater, the Doctor of Education Degree in administration and higher education. University of North Alabama, from 1979-83. His doctoral dissertation,“Administrative Decision Making: A Study A 1980 graduate of UNA with a degree in health/physical educa- of Collegiate Trademark Licensing Programs”, was the first docu- tion, Williams was a four-year defensive starter for the Lions, earning mented research on the collegiate licensing industry. "Defensive Lineman of the Year" honors in 1978. He was selected to He is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, Phi Delta Kappa, and the "UNA Team of the Decade" for the 1970s. Kappa Delta Pi honorary fraternities. A 1975 graduate of Holt High School, he is married to the former Upon graduation, Gaston’s career flourished at the University. Robin Libby of Huntsville. The couple has two sons, Andrew and Working in the Financial Affairs Division, he held positions as Buyer, David. Assistant Purchasing Manager, Purchasing Manager and Director of Licensing, Associate Director of Business Services, and Assistant Vice President for Auxiliary and Support Services. The University of Alabama Athletic Gaston and his wife, Martha, have two children: a son, Will Wagner, a 1995 graduate of Alabama and a 2001 graduate of UAB Department Mission Statement Dental School and his wife Berkley (UA ’95); a daughter, Curri The mission of the University of Alabama Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is Dichiara, a 1998 graduate of the Capstone and her husband Neal (UA to actively support the University’s mission of teaching, research and service by pro- ’2001), and one granddaughter, Anna Carson Wagner. viding an atmosphere in which student-athletes can succeed at championship levels within the spirit of fair play, sportsmanship and integrity.

Towards this mission, the following athletics-related objectives are promoted: * Development of the total person * Demonstration of academic achievement * Adherence to NCAA and SEC rules of competition * Development of programs and services which ensure equitable treatment, respect and opportunity for men and women * Expectation of success in all sponsored programs * Recognition and enhancement of the athletic traditions at The University * Programmed outreach initiatives for student-athletes, coaches and athletics staff to serve The University and local communities

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Marie Robbins Joe Hornsby Associate AD and Senior Woman Faculty Athletics Representative Administrator Dr. Joe Hornsby is an Associate Marie Robbins, an Associate Professor of English and Director of Athletics Director since 1996 and the Blount Undergraduate Senior Woman Administrator since Initiative. He was born and raised 2001 at The University of Alabama, in Gadsden Alabama. wears many hats for the Crimson He received his B.A (1976) and Tide. In addition to an array of M.A in English (1980) and J.D. administrative duties, she has over- (1979) in Law from the University sight duties with women's basketball, of Alabama. After his extended stint gymnastics, softball, rowing, volley- as a student at Alabama, he contin- ball and the men and women's track and field programs. ued his studies at the University of Toronto where he specialized in As a former University of Alabama gymnast, Robbins led the Old English and Chaucer. He received his Ph.D. in English from the Crimson Tide to a Southeastern Conference and NCAA title in 1988 University of Toronto in 1984 and then he returned to the English and another SEC title in 1990. She earned four All-America honors, department of the University of Alabama. There he has taught a an SEC all-around title and three Academic All-SEC accolades and variety of courses, including Chaucer, and served as Undergraduate a Southeastern Conference Postgraduate scholarship. and Graduate Director. After her competitive career, she enrolled in The University of In 2000 he left the department of English to serve as Director of Alabama School of Law in the fall of 1990. While in law school, the Blount Undergraduate Initiative. Hornsby's publications Marie stayed in touch with athletics, working as a graduate assistant include articles on law and medieval literature, and a book entitled with CASS (Center for Athletic Student Services). After law school, "Chaucer and the Law." Robbins accepted an internship with the SEC office, working with During his tenure at Alabama he has received several honors championships. including, the University of Alabama Outstanding Commitment to After her first year with the SEC office she moved into the com- Teaching, College of Arts and Sciences Distinguished Teaching pliance section. At that time, the SEC was taking over the national Fellow, Penny Allen Award for Commitment to Students, SAADE letter of intent program and Robbins was tapped to run the pro- Distinguished Teaching Award, and the Morris L. Mayer Award. gram. His wife, Anne Sikes Hornsby, is an attorney who practices in In September of 1996, Robbins returned to the Capstone, join- Birmingham. ing Alabama's senior staff as Associate Athletics Director for Compliance. In addition to her work with the University, she serves on the NCAA Volleyball Committee, beginning a two-year stint as the committee's chair this fall. She was also a member of the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Committee, chairing the committee in 2000- 02

Athletic Department Senior Support Staff

Kevin Almond Chris Besanceney Jon Dever Jon Gilbert Wendell Hudson Carol Keys Associate AD Assistant AD Assistant AD Director Major Gifts Associate AD Associate AD Support Services Ticket Office/TIDE PRIDE Student Services Development Alumni Relations Business

Sarah Patterson Ronny Robertson Thad Turnipseed Doug Walker Associate AD Associate AD Director, Athletic Associate AD Community Relations Development Facilities Media Relations

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The CASS staff works as a liai- advisors set up individual vide them with every opportunity along with Math, English and son between the Athletic appointments within the depart- to achieve the highest goals. writing labs as well as 40 individ- Department, undergraduate divi- ment of the recruit's area of study Renovations to Bryant-Hall, ual study rooms. sions, and administrative office of and accompany them to the which houses CASS, were com- To learn more about the the university. The staff offers meeting. They give the recruit a pleted in April 2005 and the facil- University of Alabama's academic career advice and counseling, tour of the campus and go over ity was rededicated on April 20, services for its student athletes, makes sure all athletes are main- services provided by CASS. 2005. Bryant-Hall is now a spec- please call the CASS at taining satisfactory progress The dedicated CASS staff can tacular three-story academic 205.348.6199. toward their degrees, and moni- only give guidance and direction. building for all athletes at the tors academic eligibility. The Achievement is left in the hands University of Alabama. The advisors also secure tutors and of the student-athlete. If the ath- building features a 48-seat com- schedule study sessions. lete wishes to succeed in the class- puter lab along with 25 laptop All of these services begin room as they do in competition, computers, two 50-seat class- with the recruit's first visit. The then Alabama's CASS will pro- rooms, a 140-seat lecture hall and

Bryant Hall’s Academic Hall of Fame Work stations are equipped with computers for students to study and do research.

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Alabama Soccer is Committed to Excellence CoSIDA Academic All-American All-SEC Kara Gudmens 1999 Tiffany Carle 2002 Katie Holtzapfel (2nd Team) 2004 Libby Probst (2nd Team) Gillian Kilburn LaTonda Eubanks Kim Zarzour (1st Team) 2003 Lauren Imwalle (2nd Team) Brittni Lally Kathleen Motheral 2001 Kim Zarzour (1st Team) 2002 Missy Keller, D (2nd Team) Karen Landsen Martha Mouring 2000 Missy Keller, D (2nd Team) Haley MacDonald Tracey Timmerman CoSIDA Academic All-District 1999 Rachel Brown, G (1st Team) Jordan O’Banion 1998 Tiffany Carle 2005 Libby Probst (2nd Team) 1998 Rachel Brown, G (1st Team) Coleen Posey Leah Formby Leigh Alexander (3rd Team) Tiffany Carle, M (2nd Team) 2005 Leigh Alexander Christine Miller 2004 Allison DeLisle (1st Team) 1997 Ashley Kirkland, F (1st Team) Susie Beard Martha Mouring Katie French (3rd Team) Carrie Warner, G (1st Team) Allison DeLisle Nellie O’Connor 2003 Katie French (1st Team) 1996 Amy Pseja, G (1st Team) Hayley MacDonald Tricia Pappalardo Lauren Imwalle (1st Team) Ashley Kirkland, F (2nd Team) Cally Morrill Laura Reddin Katie Holtzapfel (2nd Team) 1995 Taylor Eubank, F (2nd Team) Jordan O’Banion Latonda Eubanks Dawn Nash (2nd Team) Amy Pseja, G (2nd Team) Libby Probst 1997 Nellie Barnes 2002 Dawn Nash (1st Team) 1994 Taylor Eubank, F (1st Team) 2004 Leigh Alexander Jennifer Carle Katie French (2nd Team) Amy Pseja, G (1st Team) Rebecca Baker Cari Higgins Jeannette Browning Nicole Lees NSCAA Academic All-Region SEC All-Tournament Carly Carson Amy Lerche 1998 Christine Miller (1st Team) 1998 Dawn Battle, D Allison DeLisle Christine Miller Rachel Brown, G Katie French Nellie O’Connor NSCAA All-Central Region 1997 Ashley Kirkland, F Cally Morrill Laura Reddin 1998 Dawn Battle, D (2nd Team) Nellie Barnes, D Libby Probst Carrie Warner Rachel Brown, G (2nd Team) 1996 Ashley Kirkland, F 2003 Rebecca Baker Angela Young Melissa McGee, F (2nd Team) 1995 Taylor Eubank, F Caroline Bolz 1996 Jennifer Carle Tiffany Carle, M (3rd Team) Nikki Kubiszyn, M Jeannette Browning Jill Davis Christine Miller, M (3rd Team) Christine Miller, M Carly Carson Leah Formby 1997 Ashley Kirkland, F (1st Team) 1994 Taylor Eubank, F Jiselle Decker Cari Higgins Nellie Barnes, D (3rd Team) Amy Pseja, G Katie French Nicole Lees 1996 Nellie Barnes, D (3rd Team) Katie Holtzafpel Amy Lerche 1995 Amy Pseja, G (3rd Team) SEC All-Freshman Team Lauren Imwalle Christine Miller Soccer Buzz All-Southeast Region 2005 Kara Gudmens Elizabeth Jannik Nellie O’Connor 2002 Missy Keller, D (3rd Team) Colleen Posey Laura Lowman Amy Pseja 1998 Tiffany Carle, M (1st Team) 2004 Jordan O’Banion Dawn Nash Angela Young Dawn Battle, D (2nd Team) Chelsea Stang Katie Nirider 1995 Jennifer Carle Rachel Brown, G (2nd Team) 2003 Gillian Kilburn Kim Zarzour Cari Higgins 1997 Ashley Kirkland, F (2nd Team) 2002 Rebecca Baker Amy Lerche Nellie Barnes, D (3rd Team) SEC Player of the Week Dawn Battle Amy Pseja 1996 Amy Pseja, D (3rd Team) 2005 Libby Probst, F Caroline Bolz 1994 Cindy Blevins 2004 Kylie Boyd, F Jeannette Browning Gena Jones Soccer Buzz Freshman All-American Gillian Kilburn, M Jiselle Decker Amy Lerche 1998 Rachel Brown, G (1st Team) 2002 Laura Lowman, G Michele Evans Jennifer Piasky Dawn Battle, D (2nd Team) 1999 Danielle Watson, F Katie French Amy Pseja 1998 Tiffany Carle, M Katie Holtzapfel Soccer Buzz All-Freshman 1997 Carrie Warner, G Lauren Imwalle SEC Freshman Central Region 1995 Amy Pseja, G Elizabeth Jannik Academic Honor Roll 1998 Dawn Battle, D Missy Keller 2007 Kelsey King Rachel Brown, G SEC Coach of the Year Courtney McCotter Grace Lawson 1998 Don Staley Kristen McRee 2006 Annie B. Collins Soccer Buzz 1995 Don Staley Melissa Montgomery Kailey Corken Region Freshman of the Year Erin Mosely Jessie Deegan 1998 Rachel Brown, G SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year Kathleen Motheral Kara Gudmens Soccer Buzz 2005 Libby Probst Dawn Nash Brittni Lally National Elite Team of the Week Katie Nirider Karen Lansden 2005 Libby Probst, F H. Boyd McWhorter Ellen Sanders Callie Pike 2002 Laura Lowman, G SEC Postgraduate Scholarship Danielle Watson Colleen Posey 2001 Danielle Watson, F 2004 Lauren Imwalle Kim Zarzour 2005 Susie Beard 1999 Danielle Watson, F 2001 Michele Evans Rayme Hubbard Paul W. Bryant Award Amanda Lewis Hayley MacDonald Soccer America 1999 Martha Mouring Kathleen Motheral Jordan O’Banion National Player of the Week Ellen Sanders 2005 Libby Probst, F Academic All-SEC Danielle Watson SEC Good Works Team 2006 Suzanne Baker Kim Zarzour 2005 Kailey Corken Top Drawer Soccer Alex Butera 2000 LaTonda Eubanks 2004 Katie French National Team of the Year Courtney Casto Michele Evans 2003 Caroline Bolz 2005 Libby Probst (3rd Team) Annie B. Collins Amanda Lewis 2002 Katie French Kailey Corken Kathleen Motheral 2001 Katie French Jessie Deegan Kim Zarzour 1998 Christine Miller

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the community Tide players have done underlying role of support for our children. everything from hurricane relief to free The players are great role models for the ALABAMA SOCCER soccer clinics and all things in between. students, because they are examples of Crimson Tide players do numerous proj- setting goals and working to achieve IN THE COMMUNITY ects each year but the staple of Alabama them, both academically and physically.” Soccer has been the relationship with This spring the UA Soccer Complex was Arcadia Elementary School in Tuscaloosa. chosen as the site for an international After a 2006 season where many things “We have such a wonderful relationship game which matched China with Trinidad happened on the field beyond the control with Arcadia, it really gives our team an and Tobago, which Tide players helped the of Crimson Tide team, including seven identity as well,” Staley said. “Not only are make a success. season-ending injuries, one thing the we giving back to the school but they are Alabama soccer players also volun- Alabama players were able to control was giving back to us as well with their support teered over 700 hours at numerous events the amount of time they gave back to the of the Alabama soccer program and the throughout the year put on by the Alabama Tuscaloosa community. relationships that are formed between the Life Skills Department such as the The team was rewarded at the annual students at Arcadia and our players.” Halloween Extravaganza, Gatorade Get 60, athletic banquet for the second consecu- For the last ten years the Crimson Tide Red Ribbon Week, working with kids at the tive year as the “Outstanding Community players have had a presence at Arcadia. child development center and project Outreach Team” among all varsity sports Bama players can be seen at Arcadia year Angel Tree. at the University of Alabama. round at everything from helping at the “I am extremely pleased with the effort annual spring fling fundraiser event, read- that our team puts forth in this communi- ing to students in a classroom setting or ty,” head coach Don Staley said. “It is putting on a soccer clinic. always worthwhile knowing that our team “Arcadia's partnership with the is making a difference.” Alabama soccer team has made a great In the 13 years Coach Staley has been positive difference for the children,” at the Capstone he has stressed to his Arcadia principal MaryJean Sutton said. players the importance of giving back to “Coach Staley and the team are a strong

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The players are not just "heroes" because of their soccer skills and academic ability, but also because they take the time to be part of the lives of students at Arcadia.

MaryJean Sutton Principal Arcadia Elementary School

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Depth not an issue for Tide in 2007 14 returning letterwinners should provide experience for Head Coach Don Staley

PREVIEW very impressive resume and will contend The Alabama soccer team will look to for the starting spot immediately. rebound off a 2006 season that was not “I am looking for a true leader between typical of Alabama Soccer. After suffering the pipes, someone who can take control of seven season ending injuries last season the box and the game,” Staley added. “We and playing with a lack of depth for most of will be better as a goalkeeping group this the season Coach Don Staley has brought season and the statistics will show that in the largest freshman class in his 13 pretty quickly.” years at the Capstone. The Tide played many people out of DEFENDERS position last year such as moving 2007 Alabama will return three experienced team captain Haley MacDonald from her defenders in senior Natalie Kohn, and jun- traditional role of midfielder to sweeper for iors Kara Kelly and Coleen Posey, who all the 2006 season due to the injury of played significant minutes in 2006. Mix in Chelsea Stang. At times the reserve goal transfer Danielle Bernier who has two keepers also played minutes in the field to years of NCAA experience as the starting help the team. Depth will not be an issue sweeper at Canisius College and the Tide for the Tide in 2007 with 40 players on the looks to be in good shape on defense. JESSICA DEEGAN roster headed into fall camp this season. Coach Staley will also look to incoming “Getting back many of the injured play- freshman Sydney Barker to contribute very ers and having competition at every posi- early in the season as well. tion will help us be successful in 2007,” NEW PLAYERS “I think we will bring in size and speed Staley said. One of the benefits of having such a this season on defense and a great individ- deep incoming class will be the competi- ual man marking ability,” said Staley. RETURNERS tion at every position. The Tide will be able The Tide returns 14 letterwinners for the to scrimmage 11 on 11 at any point during MIDFIELDERS 2007 season, losing only four players, the season and practice with numbers The Crimson Tide return several mem- three to graduation, Suzanne Baker, Gillian against numbers which has not been the bers of last year squad at the midfield posi- Killburn and Emily Pitek and junior Chelsea case the past few seasons at the Capstone. tion as well. Jessica Deegan and Jamie Stang gave up the game because of The Tide has invited 18 new players to Zimmerman started every game last year injuries. fall camp, 16 freshmen and two transfers, for the Tide. Kailey Corken will return from Of the 14 returning letterwinners, all saw junior Danielle Bernier from Canisius an injury after starting the first 12 games of significant action last season for the Tide. College in Buffalo, NY and sophomore the season. Callie Pike enters her junior Alabama will also welcome back four play- Brianna Ondriezek from Southern season after starting the final five games of ers who received a medical redshirt last Connecticut State University. Of the 16 the 2006 season. season; sophomores Annie B. Collins and freshmen, six are scholarship players that Senior team captain Haley MacDonald Karen Landsen and freshmen Grace could see immediate playing time for the will return to the midfield this season after Lawson and Rosaly Petriello. Tide this season. playing the sweeper position in 2006 for “I think that the experience of our Bama, she started 35 games as a midfield- returning players will pay off not only in GOAL KEEPERS er in 2004 and 2005. wins and losses on the field but also in the The Tide will return two year starter Kara Coach Staley will also look for freshmen locker room,” Staley said. “The returning Gudmens for her junior season after start- Victoria Frederick, Kelly King and Carly student athletes will be called upon to use ing every game for Alabama in 2006, she Mygrants to battle for playing time in the their experience to help the massive group has a career record of 8-16-2 at the midfield this season. Rosaly Petriello, who of new freshman coming in athletically and Capstone. Sophomore Karen Lansden was with the Tide all of last season but did academically.” missed all of 2006 with a broken hand but not play after suffering a torn ACL in fall showed great progress in the 2006 spring practice, will also battle for playing time. season. The Tide will also welcome true freshman Justine Bernier, comes in with a

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FORWARDS Returning up top for the Tide this season Kennesaw State, who is moving up from will be senior Captain Jordan O’Banion, NCAA Division II where they were a nation- sophomore Alex Butera, sophomore Kelsey al power. Mercer will be the second game King and senior Susie Beard. Freshman of a split weekend like in SEC play and Grace Lawson missed last season due to should be a good game. Middle Tennessee an injury but had a great spring season for and Memphis are two of the top teams in Bama. Also look for incoming freshman their conferences. The non-conference Brooke Rodgers to contribute as a forward schedule wraps up with Alabama State, this season. Southern Miss and Mississippi Valley State “I think we have brought in a great mix all at the UA Soccer Complex. of speed, skill and size and that will help us “I like our non-conference schedule for become successful his season,” Staley this year, it should get us ready for the added. SEC.” Staley said. The Tide will welcome SEC foes SCHEDULE Vanderbilt, Kentucky, Arkansas, LSU, The Tide will open with two games in Tennessee, and Auburn to the Alabama HALEY MacDONALD Pittsburgh against Robert Morris and Soccer Complex. Bama will hit the road to Duquesne, both of which should be strong play Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Florida, league is winnable and every game in the teams on their home turf in an electric and South Carolina and Georgia. league is losable, nothing is a sure thing hostile environment. The home opener is “The SEC is such a competitive confer- with a conference this competitive,” Staley set for the following week against ence, I look at it as every game in the said.

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In the Locker Room G By the Numbers

00Carrie Warner Heidi1 Jentoft Carol234 Hinkle Melanie Peeples Pam Erwin Christina5 T. Shepard Regilyn Warren Margaret Gurley Cari Higgins Patty Dill Barclay Kercher Mindy Delman LaTonda Eubanks Amy Pseja Christy Forrester Jill Davis Jennifer Carle Tiffany Carle Lauren Bowen Carrie Warner Kathleen Motheral Ellen Sanders Lauren Imwalle Laura Reddin Rachel Brown Christie Farmer Cally Morrill Melissa Montgomery Colleen Posey Jessica McLean LaTonda Eubanks Susie Beard Kara Gudmens Courtney Rogers Ashley Scheidt Jiselle Decker Carly Carson Maggie Bailey Annie B. Collins Karen Lansden Justine Bernier

Laura6 Baylot Becky7 Drayton Shelley8 Platt Suzanne9 O’Loughlin 10Suzanne Brown 11Jennifer Ellis Ashley Kirkland Shereen Slapikas Tracy Johnson Amy Lerche Dana Matthews Lisa Datelle Kim Zarzour Paige Ingram Andrea Camp Tiffany Carle Kathleen Foody Cindy Blevins Emily Pitek Morgan Fukunaga Stacey Collins Katie French Caroline Bolz Tricia Pappalardo Angela Young Hayley MacDonald Michele Evans Kelly King Nellie Barnes Amanda Smith Natalie Holovach Dawn Battle Taylor Rich Jamie Zimmerman Suzanne Baker Leigh Alexander Kylie Boyd Rosaly Petriello Grace Lawson Molly Wittig

12Lynn Shine 13Suzanne Michael 14Page Pappas 15Laura McLeod 16Tracy Johnston 17Jennifer Worley Gigi Smith Maura Whalen Amy Wilde Tammy Garvin Kirstie Scarbrough Gretchen Guenther Carrie Glibbery Nicole Lees Kristen Gadilhe Taylor Eubank Betsy Reves Amy Dispanet Martha Mouring Ellen Sanders Leah Formby Nikki Kubiszyn (Smith) Tracey Timmerman Melissa McGee Melissa McGee Rebecca Baker Sara Haight Ann Gilbert Tasha Denecke Missy Keller Kristin McRee Gillian Kilburn Rayme Hubbard Courtney McCotter Dawn Nash Gillian Kilburn Leigh Baker Brooke Rogers Danielle Bernier Courtney Van Winkle Jordan O’Banion Callie Pike Chelsea Stang Kailey Corken

18Fabrizia Hall 19Kim Mullens Shannon Allen Karen Jablonski Ellen Pistone 20 21 22Susan Cummings 23 Emily Ahnell Jennifer Piasky Terri Justice Ashley Weh Tine Lynn Chantelle Walker Jaclyn Tyo Brindly Bonfanti Katina Lear Kirstie Neidlinger Tracy Browning Rachel Schuchman Katie Holtzapfel Amanda Lewis Christine Miller Mary Ellen Bush Nellie O’Connor Hilary Knight Alex Butera Elizabeth Jannik Krissy Wisse Danielle Watson Kristin McRee Stacey Feinswog Jeannette Browning Sarah Marcantel Lindsay Caton Brandee Garrison Kelly Rowe Stephanie Dixon Katie Nirider Natalie Kohn Libby Probst Jeannette Browning Callie O’Steen Victoria Frederick Christel Osberry Jessica Deegan

24Pam Booth 25Stacey Feinswog 26Kristina Heck 27Shelly Jones 28Brittni Lally Tasha31 Denecke Laura Reddin Elizabeth Jannik Julie Davis Christel Osberry Laura Lowman Krissy Wisse Brittany Ragsdale Allison DeLisle Courtney Casto Karen Lansden Erin Mosely Courtney Cockrill Jessie Allaway Jessica Joyner Kelsey King Cara Kelly

32Ali Diederich 33 34Haley Hull 35 36 Brianna37 Ondriezek 38 39 Elizabeth Davis Ashley Schedt

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Tale The Class of the Tide of the SENIORS (4) JUNIORS (10) SOPHOMORES (7) FRESHMEN (14) FRESHMEN (cont’d) Susie Beard Danielle Bernier Alex Butera Jesse Allaway Hailey Hull Natalie Kohn Annie B. Collins Kelsey King Margaret Bailey Kelly King Tape____ Hayley MacDonald Kailey Corken Brittni Lally Sydney Barker Carly Mygrants Grace Lawson Caroline O’Steen 5’10” Jordan O’Banion Jessie Deegan Justine Bernier Kara Gudmens Brinna Ondriezek Elizabeth Davis Brooke Rodgers Justine Bernier _ Cara Kelly Rosaly Petriello Ali Deidrich Molly Wittig ____ Karen Lansden Ashley Schedt Stephanie Dixon 5’9” Callie Pike Victoria Frederick Jessica Allaway _ Colleen Posey Danielle Bernier Jamie Zimmerman Kara Gudmens _ Karen Lansden _ ____ From across North America 5’8” Jessie Deegan ALABAMA (6) TENNESSEE (3) ILLINOIS (1) Ali Diedrich _ Jessie Allaway (Tuscaloosa) Stephanie Dioxon (Brentwood) Natalie Kohn (Gurnee) Haley Hull _ Margaret Bailey (Birmingham) Hailey Hull (Brentwood) Kelsey King _ Annie B. Collins (Brimingham) Grace Lawson (Hendersonville) INDIANA (1) Carley Mygrants _ Victoria Frederick (Huntsville) Jordan O’Banion (Carmel) ____ Callie O’Steen (Birmingham) FLORIDA (4) Callie Pike (Tuscaloosa) Alex Butera (Orlando) MARYLAND (1) 5’7” Elizabeth Davis (Palm Beach Gardens) Jamie Zimmerman (White Hall) Alex Butera _ OHIO (7) Ali Diedrich (Ponte Verda Beach) Kailey Corken _ Kailey Corken (Cincinnati) NORTH CAROLINA (1) Stephanie Dixon _ Kara Gudmens (Cincinnati) TEXAS (2) Kelly King (Lake Norman) Victoria Frederick _ Cara Kelly (Cincinnati) Kelsey King (Kingwood) Grace Lawson _ Carly Mygrants (Dayton) Karen Lansden (Houston) PENNSYLVANIA (1) Jordan O’Banion _ Colleen Posey (Cincinnati) Coach Don Staley (Pittsburgh) Callie O’Steen _ Ashley Scheidt (Cincinnati) KENTUCKY (1) Colleen Posey _ Brooke Rodgers (Cincinnati) Susie Beard (Bowling Green) SOUTH CAROLINIA (1) Molly Wittig (Columbia) ____ CANADA (4) CONNECTICUT (1) 5’6” Danielle Bernier (Oakville, Ont.) Brianna Ondriezek (Southington) VIRGINIA (1) Sydney Barker _ Justine Bernier (Oakville, Ont.) Jessie Deegan (Centreville) Natalie Kohn _ Hayley MacDonald (St. Catharines, Ont.) GEORGIA (1) Rosaly Petriello Rosaly Petriello (St. Catharines, Ont.) Sydney Barker (Roswell) ____ 5’5” Brooke Rogers _ ____ 5’4” Margaret Bailey _ Susie Beard _ Annie B. Collins Emmalyn Daniel _ Kelly King _ Hayley MacDonald _ 1 ___ 1 5’3” 1 1 7 1 Cara Kelly _ 1 Callie Pike _ 1 Brianna Ondriezek _ 1 Jamie Zimmerman _ 3 1 ___ 1 5’2” 6 Ashley Scheidt ___ 2 3 5’0” _ Molly Wittig _

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