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2005 Women's Soccer Brochure Senior Captain & All-America Robyn Gayle GAME-BY-GAME WITH ROBYN GAYLE Robyn Date Opponent GAPTS 9/17/2004 Furman 102 Gayle 10/7/2004 Miami 113 2004 TOTALS 215 #11 • Defender 9/18/2005 UAB 011 2005 TOTALS 011 Senior 9/3/2006 Yale 102 9/28/2006 Clemson 011 Mississauga, Ontario, 11/3/2006 Clemson (ACCTSF) 102 11/10/2006 UNC-Asheville (NCAA1) 011 Canada 2006 TOTALS 226 (St. Francis Xavier) CAREER TOTALS 4412 General — One of the best defenders in the Robyn Gayle’s Career Statistics college game who was the defensive MVP of Year GP/GS Shots GAPTS the 2006 College Cup...three-year starter for 2004 11/2 6215 Carolina who was a tri-captain of the ‘06 2005 23/21 7011 squad...member of the full Canadian National 2006 24/22 17 226 Team who will miss the first month of the Totals 56/45 30 4412 season while playing for Canada in the 2007 World Cup in China...started the second half 2006 ROBYN GAYLE HONORS of her freshman year at the holding center Post-Season Accolades midfield position and as a junior was the full- 1. All-ACC Tournament Team 2. NCAA College Cup Defensive Most Valuable Player time starter for the Tar Heels at the right back 3. NCAA College Cup All-Tournament Team spot on defense...went on to start 22 games 4. Soccer Buzz Fourth-Team All-America 5. Third-Team NSCAA All-Southeast Region in 2006 shifting between the defense and the 6. First-Team Soocer Buzz All-Southeast Region midfield...says she is one of the fiercest tack - Preseason and In-Season Accolades lers Dorrance has ever coached...Dorrance 1. East Coast Invitational Defensive Most Valuable Player cites her acceleration and explosiveness as keys to making her game an outstanding one. Committee...volunteers with the Carolina National Team — Was elevated to a spot on Dreams program...has been active in the the full Canadian National Team in Carolina Leadership Academy as a “rising 2006...has earned a spot on the roster to star” and a “veteran leader.” compete for the Canadians in the 2007 World Junior Season (2006) — Team cap - Cup in China...was a member of Canadian tain...started 22 games and has two goals U19 National Team from 2002-06...that team and two assists...scored a goal against Yale was a finalist at the 2002 U19 and was named the defensive MVP of the Championships in Canada, falling to the U.S. East Coast Invitational...also had a goal in the championship match on a goal by for - against Clemson in the ACC Tournament mer UNC teammate Lindsay Tarpley…also semifinals...started as center back in the played for Canada’s U19 National Team at NCAA College Cup and earned defensive the 2004 World Championship in Thailand MVP honors of the tournament...was also which caused her to miss the last weeks of named All-Tournament at the ACC the season with the Tar Heels...captained Tournament and College Cup...Soccer Buzz Under-17 Ontario provincial team. fourth-team All-America...All-Southeast Carolina Campus Activities – Member of Region first team by Soccer Buzz and third Carolina’s Student Athlete Advisory team by the NSCAA> Sophomore Season (2005) – Started the final 21 games at either holding center mid - field or defensive right back after missing the season’s first two games due to injury…played 90 or more minutes in 14 of started…finished the season with two goals her 21 starts…notched her only point of the and one assist for a total of five points…one season with an assist on a Jaime Gilbert goal of her goals came against Furman and the against UAB. other was against Miami...named to ACC All- Freshman Team. Freshman Season (2004) – Played in 11 games for the Tar Heels, two of which she Prep — Graduated in June 2003 from St. Francis Xavier High School...ran track and field for three years there, specializing in the About Robyn... 100 and 200 meters and on relay Academic Majors: Psychology, Exercise & Sports teams...was the captain of her high school Science Hobbies: Soccer, fifa, guitar hero, music basketball team and played guard on the Athletes Most Admired: Zinedine Zidane, David team for two years...also played volleyball in Beckham, Steve Gerrard, Kaka People with the Greatest Influence on Athletic high school...named to high school honor roll. Career: My brothers Personal — Given name is Robyn Krista Favorite Book: The DaVinci Code Favorite Magazine: Shoot Soccer Magazine Gayle...has daughter of Glen Gayle and Lona Favorite Movies: Aladdin, The Matrix Gayle...was born October 31, 1985 in Favorite TV Show: The Simpsons Toronto, Ontario...has two brother, Omar, age City I’ve Never Been To But Want to Visit: London 32, and Li-R, age 27. 2007 UNC WOMEN’S SOCCER • PAGE 14 Senior Jaime Gilbert Jaime Jaime Gilbert’s Career Statistics Year GP/GS Shots GAPTS Gilbert 2004 23/21 58 11 12 34 #5 • Forward 2005 25/25 60 10 7 27 2006 27/4 26 5414 Senior Totals 75/50 144 26 23 75 North Andover, Mass. (Brooks School) tapped as the Soccer Buzz Southeast Region Freshman Player of the Year…2004 All-ACC Tournament selection…named ACC Player of General — Three-year letter winner who the Week October 11 after a goal and an assist assumed a new role on the team in 2006 as versus Miami and a game-tying second-half the Heels embarked on an NCAA champi - goal at Clemson…named to Soccer America onship run...became the first person off the Team of the Week on that occasion as bench at the forward spot where the Tar Heels well…played in all 23 games for the Tar Heels, substitute a great deal...she had started at for - 21 of which she started…finished the season ward as a freshman and was then asked to with 11 goals and 12 assists for a total of 34 sons...missed her fourth season of high school move to the midfield as a sophomore...has points…ranked second on the team in goals, soccer due to a knee injury...played forward for always been an opportunistic goal scorer…will assists and three years on soccer team, power forward for likely a versatile role up top again in 2007…in points…led the team four years on basketball squad and attacking 2006 Carolina coaches were excited about in game-winning midfielder for two years on the lacrosse moving her back up top where she was so out - goals with four…the squad...named a 2003 Parade high school All- standing her freshman year...that appears to game-winners came America in soccer...three-time All-League and be her more natural position on the field. against Kennesaw All-State selection...named Eagle Tribune All- National Team Experience — Progressively State, Miami and the Star and winner of newspaperʼs golden boot was a member of U.S. U17, U19 and U20 two matchups award three times...led Brooks to Class A and National Teams during her career...trained with against Duke…had a ISL titles in 2003 and Class B title and ISL the U20 team after her freshman yeat at hat trick in the Tar crown in 2002...2003 Eagle Tribune MVP...also Carolina. Heel victory over named MVP of ISL league in 2003...a 2003 All- Club Soccer — Played club soccer for the California in just her Scholastic selection...also excelled on the bas - Stars of Massachusetts when they won the second career ketball court where she led Brooks to Class B 2003 and 2004 state championships and made game...had a pair of and ISL championships in 2002 and the regional semifinals...was coached there by assists against both 2003...was named three times to All-League Jason Dewhurst...that team also won the 2004 Mississippi State and and All-State Teams...also a three-year Eagle PDA Invitational and Region I league title...her Florida Tribune All-Star and NEPSAC All-Star. club team won the 2000 Orange Classic...she State…scored the Personal — Given name is Jʼaime Alechia- was named MVP of that tournament. insurance goal in the Anne Gilbert... born March 28, 1986 in Junior Season (2006) — Played in 27 games win over NC State…had a goal and an assist Waltham, Mass. ...daughter of Cesar and for the Tar Heels last year, starting four versus Miami…scored the game-tying goal Kareem Gilbert...has three brothers, Anthony, times...had 26 goals and 23 assists in her against Clemson…in the regular-season win 25, Adrian, 22, and Chris 17...hometown is career for 75 points...she is in a tie for 35th over Duke, she assisted on the opening goal now Lawrence, Mass. place in career goals at UNC with 26...scored of the game and scored the game-win - goals last year against Washington, Miami, NC ner…had two goals and an assist versus the Blue Devils in the ACC Tournament semifi - GAME-BY-GAME WITH JAIME GILBERT State, Wake Forest and against UNC Asheville Date Opponent GAPTS in the first round of the NCAA nals...her two second-half goals erased a 2-1 8/29/2004 California 306 9/3/2004 Florida 011 Tournament...also had an assist in the UNCA Duke halftime lead and put the Tar Heels 9/5/2004 Kennesaw State 102 game...assisted on the game-winning goal at ahead 3-2 en route to a 4-2 victory. 9/12/2004 Mississippi State 022 Prep — Graduated May 30, 2004 from the 9/17/2004 Furman 011 Portland...also assisted on goals against SMU 9/19/2004 Georgia 102 and in the quarterfinals of the ACC Tournament Brooks School in North Andover, 9/26/2004 Virginia Tech 011 Mass.…ranked as the No.
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