History/Records

UCFAthletics.com 39 UCF Women’s Soccer History UCF’s tradition of women’s soccer dates all the way back to 1981, 1988 NCAA 2nd Round (10-3-2) when the school fi elded its fi rst women’s soccer team. The Golden The Golden Knights put together another successful season Knights posted a remarkable 11-3-0 record and a runner-up fi nish in before running into their nemesis from Chapel Hill. Perennial NCAA the AIAW National Tournament that inaugural season. Champion North Carolina squeaked by UCF, 2-1, in a heartbreaking Twenty-four years later, UCF has won nine Atlantic Sun loss. The Golden Knights fought UNC to a scoreless tie earlier in championships and has been to the NCAA Tournament 10 times, the year, but couldn’t overcome the Tar Heels and Soccer America including trips to the Final Four in 1987 and 1982. National Player of the Year Shannon Higgins. Junior Michelle Akers The following is a listing of UCF’s year-by-year results along with led the team in scoring with 26 points (11 goals, 4 assists), while a short account of the best seasons in school history. future UCF coach Karen Richter recorded a 0.69 goals against average and posted 10 shutouts. 1981 AIAW Runner-Up (11-3-0) UCF women’s soccer began its inaugural season as a varsity 1991 NCAA Tournament (10-5-1) sport in fi ne fashion, outscoring its fi rst fi ve opponents 76-0. The It was supposed to be a rebuilding year, but the freshmen duo Golden Knights mauled Miami (20-0, 13-0), hammered Florida State of forward Kelly Kochevar and goalkeeper Heather Brann led UCF 15-0 and crushed Florida and Vanderbilt by scores of 14-0 and 13- to its sixth NCAA Tournament. Kochevar led the team in scoring 0 respectively. Duke would become the fi rst opponent to score with 39 points (16 goals, 7 assists), while Brann fi nished the season against UCF, but the Golden Knights still prevailed by a score of 11- with a 1.32 goals against average and six shutouts. Among those 1. UCF went on to post an 11-3 overall record, with all three losses who were shutout: Hartford, Villanova, Duke and Notre Dame. The coming from North Carolina. The fi nal loss to the Tar Heels was a storybook season ended in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament 1-0 setback in the AIAW National Championship game in Chapel as North Carolina State shutout UCF, 4-0. Hill, N.C. Seeded 11th out of 12 teams, UCF faced No. 6 Colorado College in the fi rst round and won the fi rst of three consecutive 1993 Atlantic Sun Co-Champions (8-7-1) shutouts in the tournament, 4-0. The Golden Knights later met Under fi rst year head coach Karen Richter, UCF played one of North Carolina before a vocal crowd of 3,500 in the championship. their toughest schedules ever. However, a tough schedule didn’t Diane Beatty’s fi rst-half goal lifted UNC to the victory despite UCF stop UCF from taking a share of the fi rst Atlantic Sun Conference goalkeeper Amy Ford’s 10 saves on the day. Ford would earn All- Championship thanks to a 5-1 mark in regular season league play. Tournament honors along with teammates Linda Gancitano, Pam UCF started slowly, but won fi ve straight matches late in the season, Baughman and Nancy Lay. Baughman led the team in scoring with including a 2-0 victory over rival Florida International that all but 47 points (18 goals, 11 assists). clinched a share of the conference title. Kelly Kochevar led the way, scoring 36 points (17 goals, 2 assists). Amy Geltz added 26 points 1982 NCAA Runner-Up (10-1-2) (10 goals, 6 assists), while Heather Brann controlled the net with a In the fi rst year the NCAA recognized women’s soccer as an offi cial 1.56 goals against average and seven shutouts. sport, UCF served as the host for the post-season tournament and again advanced to the National Championship game against North 1994 A-Sun Champions (13-5-1) Carolina. UCF entered the title match unbeaten, but the Tar Heels UCF had one of its best seasons in history knocking off Atlantic edged the Golden Knights, 2-0. Despite the loss, UCF’s Mary Varas Coast power NC State early and winning nine of its last 10 games. was named Most Valuable Player of the tournament and fi nished The Golden Knights entered Soccer America’s National Poll at 19th with 10 goals for the season. Laura Dryden led UCF with 29 points after defeating the Wolfpack. In the inaugural A-Sun tournament, (11 goals, 7 assists) on the year, while Amy Ford and Kim Wyant host UCF blitzed Mercer 5-1 in the fi rst round thanks to three goals combined to produce eight shutouts and allowed just six goals all by senior Amy Geltz. In the championship game, Geltz scored a season. goal and added an assist as UCF shutout rival Florida International 2-0. Senior Kelly Kochevar led UCF in scoring with 33 points (15 1984 NCAA 2nd Round (10-4-0) goals, 3 assists), while Geltz added 25 (10 goals, 5 assists). Fellow Only two teams accounted for UCF’s four losses in 1984, George senior Heather Brann posted a 0.82 goals against average and 9.5 Mason and North Carolina. George Mason edged the Golden Knights shutouts. 3-2 in the fi nals of the GMU Tournament early in the season, while North Carolina downed UCF three times, including a 4-1 decision 1995 A-Sun Champions (10-6-4) that eliminated the Golden Knights in the quarterfi nals of the NCAA Junior midfi elder Amy Jones had a record-setting season on Tournament. Freshman Michelle Akers led UCF with 32 points (14 way to becoming the fi rst UCF player to earn All-America honors goals, 4 assists), while Kim Wyant posted seven shutouts. since Michelle Akers. Jones set school records for goals (20) and total points (46) in a season and was also named A-Sun Player of 1987 NCAA Final Four (14-4-0) the Year and fi rst team All-Southeast Region for her efforts. Senior UCF broke through the NCAA fi eld to advance to the 1987 Final Kelly Stout set the UCF single-season record with 13 assists, while Four, only to be turned back by host Massachusetts, 2-1. With a teammate Jennifer O’Connor tied Akers’ mark of 12 that was set in wind chill factor of -25 and 35 MPH winds, UCF couldn’t hold on 1986. The Golden Knights set a team record with eight overtime despite Michelle Akers giving the team a 1-0 lead early on. Akers led games, including four ties. UCF had several team highlights during the team in scoring with 36 points (13 goals, 10 assists), while fellow the season, most notably winning its third straight A-Sun title with a All-American and adidas/ISAA Goalkeeper of the Year Amy Allman 1-0 victory over Campbell. The Golden Knights also fi nished tied for posted 12 shutouts and a 0.76 goals against average. fi fth in the Southeast Region, narrowly missing a berth in the NCAA Tournament.

40 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer UCF Women’s Soccer History 1996 A-Sun Champions (13-7-1) Anderson ended her career on a high note, as she was named A- UCF captured an unprecedented fourth straight A-Sun Sun Player of the Year, MVP of the A-Sun Tournament, fi rst-team Conference Championship as a result of a thrilling 1-0 win at Florida All-Atlantic Sun and third-team All-Southeast Region. There were International in the tournament fi nale. Amy Jones knocked home the also 13 Golden Knights named to the A-Sun All-Academic Team. game-winning goal on a penalty kick midway through the second SoccerBuzz.com also named UCF the sixth most improved team in half. Goalkeeper Alyssa O’Brien stopped a penalty kick attempt the nation. earlier in the second period to give Jones an opportunity for the game-winner. Jones led the team in scoring with 29 points (10 2002 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round (18-5-0) goals, 9 assists). O’Brien set an A-Sun single season record with 11 After opening the season with four shutouts, the Golden Knights shutouts and fi nished with a 0.89 goals against average. enjoyed their most successful season in program history earning a school record 18 victories en route to their second consecutive 1998 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round (12-8-0) A-Sun Championship and NCAA Tournament berth. Finishing the The Golden Knights won their fi fth A-Sun title in six years and season on a fi ve-match winning streak, UCF continued the streak returned to the NCAA Tournament for fi rst time since 1992. UCF ran in the conference tournament rolling over Jacksonville State, 3-0, in the fi eld with a fl awless 4-0 record in the A-Sun and two more wins in the fi rst round before edging Jacksonville, 3-2, in the title game. The the A-Sun Tournament over Jacksonville and Campbell. Freshman season ended in Tallahassee, where Auburn shutout the Golden Michelle Anderson scored the only goal of the championship Knights, 2-0, in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament. Freshman game and tournament MVP Alyssa O’Brien made it stand up with forward Jennifer Montgomery paced UCF scoring with 17 goals and the second of her two shutouts in the tournament. With the win, 12 assists for a conference-leading 46 points. For her efforts, she the Golden Knights earned an automatic berth into the NCAA racked up numerous awards including A-Sun Freshman of the Year Tournament against Wisconsin. The Badgers would end the Golden and NSCAA Second-Team All-South Region. She also headlined Knights run with a 2-0 win in cold and snowy conditions of Madison, the list of fi rst-team all-conference honorees that also included Wis. The season wrapped up the careers of one of UCF’s best-ever Jessica Kuhlman, Jackie VanLooven and Nicole Cieslak. senior classes. O’Brien fi nished as UCF’s all-time leader in saves and was ranked in every goal keeping category. Danya Harris 2003 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round (16-5-1) fi nished her career ranked in the top 10 in fi ve offensive categories, The Golden Knights made it a three-peat as they took the A- including third in game-winning goals. Sun Championship from host Florida Atlantic on penalty kicks, 3- 0, after two overtimes. Junior Allison Blagriff took home the title of 1999 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 2nd Round (16-6-1) Tournament MVP for the second consecutive season. Joining Blagriff The loss of a star forward and four-year starting goalkeeper did on the A-Sun Tournament team were Becca Eshelman, Jennifer not phase the Golden Knights, who recorded their best season Montgomery, Summer Savage and Shannon Wing. Their season- since 1989. UCF fought their way into the second round of the ending nine-game winning streak was halted in the fi rst round of NCAA Tournament only to lose to their old nemesis North Carolina. the NCAA Tournament as Florida dropped UCF in a 3-2 overtime The Golden Knights knocked off Southern Conference champion heartbreaker. Eshelman took home NSCAA and SoccerBuzz.com Furman, 1-0. After downing the Paladins, UCF fell to the eventual All-Southeast Region honors. national champions from North Carolina snapping a seven-game winning streak and 11-game unbeaten streak. The Golden Knights 2004 NCAA 2nd Round (17-4-2) swept the A-Sun, posting an 8-0-1 record against their conference, UCF recorded 17 victories, the second most in a season, during and added two more in the A-Sun Tournament. The UCF women the 2004 campaign. The Golden Knights ended the regular season held all nine A-Sun opponents scoreless throughout the season on a fi ve-game winning streak, including a 3-2 victory over No. until the fi nal game of the A-Sun Tournament. Thirteen shutouts 12 Florida State in Tallahassee. UCF earned the fi rst-ever A-Sun ranked UCF tied for sixth in the nation in shutouts per game and at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. During the fi rst round of earned every starting defender a spot on one of the conference’s the tournament, the Golden Knights eliminated host No. 10 Florida three All-A-Sun teams. SoccerBuzz.com ranked the UCF women to give UCF a perfect 9-0 record against teams from the state of ninth in the Southeast Region while the National Soccer Coaches Florida. Junior Courtney Baines was named A-Sun Defensive Player Association of America (NSCAA) picked UCF 10th in its Southeast of the Year, while head coach Amanda Cromwell was named coach Region fi nal poll. Cally Howell earned fi rst-team All-A-Sun, second- of the year for the Southeast Region by SoccerBuzz.com and the team All-NSCAA Southeast Region and third-team SoccerBuzz. Central Florida Chapter of National Intercollegiate Soccer Offi cials com All-Southeast Region honors. Association.

2001 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round (14-6-0) 2005 C-USA Regular Season Co-Champions (12-10-0) After a one-year absence, the Golden Knights went dancing again. UCF won the Conference USA regular season title after going 8- UCF defeated Florida Atlantic 2-1 in the A-Sun Tournament fi nal to 1 in the Golden Knights’ inauguaral season in the league. Courtney earn an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. The victory earned Baines was named C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, while the Golden Knights their seventh A-Sun Championship. UCF lost teammates Roberta Pelarigo and Jennifer Montgomery were also to Florida in the fi rst round of the NCAA Tournament. UCF fi nished chosen for the all-conference teams. the regular season with a 12-5 mark, including an impressive 11-1 record in conference play. The Golden Knights won both the regular season and post season tournament crowns. During the season, UCF rattled off a 10-game winning streak against A-Sun foes that included two victories in the conference tournament. Senior Michelle UCFAthletics.com 41 All-Time Results at Florida 1-3 L 2000 (8-11-1, 7-2-0 A-Sun) San Diego State# (OT) W 1-0 Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell at Kansas# 0-1 L at Texas A&M (#11) 0-5 L at Florida Atlantic* 1-2 L at Texas 0-4 L at Florida International W 2-1 Florida International $ 1-4 L Campbell* W 2-0 Alabama A&M $ W 11-0 Garnder-Webb* W 4-0 at Navy # 1-6 L at Belmont* W 6-1 Georgetown # 0-1 L at Lipscomb* W 6-0 Florida Atlantic * W 1-0 2005 (12-10-0, 8-1-0 C-USA) Florida State 0-3 L Boston College 0-2 L Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell Georgia State* W 1-0 Southern California (#6) & 1-2 L at Pepperdine 1-2 L Mercer* W 5-0 at Florida State (#15) % 1-3 L at UC Santa Barbara W 4-0 at Jacksonville* W 2-0 East Carolina % 0-0 T Ole Miss^ 0-2 L Stetson* W 3-0 at Mercer * 0-1 L Buffalo^ W 2-1 at Troy* W 1-0 at Troy * W 3-0 Florida State 0-3 L Detroit W 2-0 Jacksonville * 0-4 L Wisconsin-Milwaukee (OT) 0-1 L Stetson** W 4-1 Jacksonville State * W 4-0 Loyola 0-1 L at Florida Atlantic** (OT, PK) 2-2 T Samford * W 5-0 Florida 0-2 L at Florida$ (OT) 2-3 L at Georgia State * W 3-2 Florida International W 4-0 *A-Sun match, #Kansas Tournament (Lawrenceville, at Campbell * W 8-0 Southern Miss (OT)* W 3-2 Kan.), **A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, Fla.), $NCAA at Stetson * W 3-0 at Florida Atlantic 0-1 L Tournament (Gainesville, Fla.) Florida Atlantic ** 1-2 L at Tulane* W 4-0 * A-Sun Opponent; ** A-Sun Tournament (Boca Raton, at UTEP* 0-1 L 2002 (18-5-0, 10-1-0 A-Sun) FL), $ Kappa Classic (Orlando, FL), # Navy Invitational East Carolina* W 3-1 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round (Annapolis, MD), & at Gainesville, FL, % Seminole Marshall* W 3-0 Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell Soccer Tournament (Tallahassee, FL) Miami 1-2 L Quinnipiac# W 3-0 at Memphis* W 1-0 George Washington# W 1-0 at UAB* W 2-1 Florida International W 2-0 Rice* W 3-0 Florida Atlantic* W 2-0 Houston* W 2-1 Duke ^ 0-3 L vs. Houston# W 3-2 Syracuse ^ W 3-1 vs. UTEP# 1-5 L at Colorado College W 3-2 *C-USA match, ^UCF Invitational, #C-USA Tournament at Air Force 0-1 L (Houston, Texas) at Georgia State (OT) W 1-0 at Campbell (OT) W 3-2 2004 (17-4-2, 8-2-0 A-Sun) at Florida State 1-3 L NCAA 2nd Round Belmont* W 9-0 1999 (16-6-1, 8-0-1 A-Sun) Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell at Mercer* W 3-0 A-Sun Champs/NCAA 2nd Round Florida International W 2-1 at Troy* W 7-0 Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell Dayton 0-1 L Jacksonville* 2-3 L Howard W 8-0 at UAB^ 1-1 T Jacksonville State* W 3-0 at Florida 0-5 L vs Minnesota^ W 3-0 Samford* W 5-2 Stetson* $ W 2-0 USF W 5-0 at Miami W 5-3 Northern Illinois $ W 3-2 Tulane W 5-1 at Gardner-Webb* W 3-0 at Purdue # 2-4 L Air Force W 3-0 at Stetson* W 2-0 Wright State # W 3-1 Florida Atlantic* W 3-0 Jacksonville State** W 3-0 at Florida International W 3-1 at Garnder-Webb* W 3-0 Jacksonville** W 3-2 at Miami 0-4 L at Campbell* 0-1 L Auburn$ 0-2 L Campbell * W 5-0 Lipscomb* W 9-0 * A-Sun match , #UCF Invitational (Orlando, Fla.), Georgia State * W 2-0 Belmont* W 5-0 ^Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.), **A-Sun at Pittsburgh (OT) 0-1 L at Mercer* W 3-1 Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.), $NCAA First Round at West Virginia 0-4 L at Georgia State* 0-1 L (Tallahassee, Fla.) at Jacksonville * W 4-0 at Stetson* W 1-0 at Samford * W 2-0 Jacksonville* W 2-0 2001 (14-6-0, 9-1-0 A-Sun) at Jacksonville State * (OT) 0-0 T at Miami W 2-1 A-Sun Champs/NCAA 1st Round Mercer * W 3-0 Troy* W 5-0 Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell Troy * W 7-0 at Florida State W 3-2 Lipscomb W 3-0 at Florida Atlantic *% W 1-0 vs Jacksonville# W 3-0 Liberty W 3-0 UNC-Wilmington % (OT) W 2-1 vs Campbell# (OT) 0-0 T Miami 4-1 L Jacksonville State ** W 4-0 vs Florida@ W 3-2 Stetson* W 3-1 Jacksonville ** W 4-1 vs Boston College@ 1-2 L at Florida Atlantic 3-2 L Furman + W 1-0 *A-Sun match, ^UAB Nike Classic (Birmingham, Ala.), Kansas 2-1 L North Carolina & 0-8 L #A-Sun Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.), @NCAA Georgia State* (OT) W 2-1 * A-Sun Opponent; ** A-Sun Tournament (Orlando) Tournament 1st and 2nd Round (Gainesville, Fla.) Campbell* W 2-1 $ Huntington Banks/Reebok Classic (Orlando) Florida State 5-0 L # Boilermaker Cup (West Lafayette, IN) % FAU South Alabama 1-0 L Tournament (Boca Raton) + NCAA Tournament 1st at Jacksonville State* W 2-0 Rnd (Greenville, SC) & NCAA Tournament 2nd Round at Samford * W 2-0 (Chapel Hill, NC) Troy * (OT) W 4-3 Mercer * (OT) W 3-2 1998 (12-8-0, 4-0-0 A-Sun) USF W 3-2 A-Sun Champs/NCAA 1st Round at Belmont * W 7-0 Head Coach: Karen Richter at Jacksonville * W 2-0 Florida 0-3 L Georgia State ** W 5-2 at Georgia & 0-1 L Florida Atlantic ** W 2-1 Syracuse & 1-5 L 2003 (16-5-1, 9-1 A-Sun) at Florida^ 4-0 L at Stetson * W 4-0 A-Sun Champions/NCAA 1st Round Home games in ALL CAPS * A-Sun match ** A-Sun Miami W 2-1 Head Coach: Amanda Cromwell Tournament, Orlando, Fla. ^ NCAA Tournament, at Jacksonville * W 5-1 Pittsburgh W 3-1 Gainesville, Fla. Florida State W 1-0 at USF W 2-1 West Virginia (OT) 1-2 L Miami W 1-0 42 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer All-Time Results 1995 (10-7-4, 6-1-1 A-Sun) Stetson * W 12-1 A-Sun Champions Dayton W 2-0 Head Coach: Karen Richter *Florida International 1-2 L at Florida (OT) 2-4 L * A-Sun Match ^ at Florida International (Miami, FL) # Stetson * W 3-1 Hardees/Adidas Classic (Chapel Hill, NC) Florida Atlantic * W 3-0 Florida International * W 4-1 1992 (10-5-1) Creighton # W 3-1 Head Coach: Bill Barker Arkansas # (OT) 1-1 T UNC-Greensboro ^ (OT) W 1-0 at New Mexico % W 2-0 at Mercer ^ (OT) 4-4 T at North Carolina State ^ W 1-0 UTEP % 1-4 L Clemson ^ 0-3 L Vanderbilt W 5-1 Campbell * W 6-0 at College of Charleston (OT) W 4-3 Lynn 1-2 L UNC-Greensboro W 3-0 Davidson (OT) 3-6 L at Florida International W 2-0 at USF 0-4 L Colorado College 1-3 L Stanford # 1-3 L Purdue $ W 2-1 Massachusetts (OT) 2-2 T Wisconsin # (OT) 2-2 T UW-Milwaukee $ 0-1 L College of Charleston 2-3 L Arkansas & (OT) W 1-0 Florida International W 4-1 at Stetson * W 5-0 Wright State & (OT) W 1-0 Florida Atlantic * W 1-0 at Florida International * (OT) 3-3 T Berry W 3-1 Campbell ** W 4-0 Alabama W 3-2 Butler W 1-0 Jacksonville ** W 1-0 at Florida Atlantic * W 5-0 Duke 0-2 L Wisconsin ! 0-2 L Dayton 1-3 L Boston College & (OT) W 3-1 * A-Sun Match & Nike Soccer Classic (Athens, GA) Texas A&M (OT) 0-1 L Temple & W 3-0 % New Mexico Invitational (Albuquerque, NM) $ Centenary ** W 2-1 SMU 1-2 L UCF Soccer Classic (Orlando) ** A-Sun Tournament at Campbell ** W 1-0 Massachusetts 0-1 L (Orlando) ! NCAA Tournament First Round (Madison, *A-Sun Match # Arkansas/Adidas Classic (Fayetteville, ^ North Carolina St. Invitational (Raleigh, NC) # WI) AR) ^ Mercer Invitational (Macon, GA) ** A-Sun Notre Dame Tournament (South Bend, IN) & Florida Tournament (Buies Creek, NC) International Univ. (Miami, FL) 1997 (8-10-2, 6-0-0 A-Sun) Head Coach: Karen Richter Georgia ^ (OT) 1-2 L Duke ^ 0-4 L Florida International * W 1-0 South Alabama (OT) 3-3 T Florida Atlantic * W 2-0 Cornell W 1-0 at Stetson * W 2-0 at UW-Milwaukee (OT) 0-1 L at Northern Illinois 0-5 L 1991 (10-5-1) at Florida 0-7 L 1994 (13-5-1, 5-1-0 A-Sun) NCAA First Round Butler 0-1 L A-Sun Champions Head Coach: Bill Barker UNC-Charlotte 0-2 L Head Coach: Karen Richter Mercer W 6-0 at Florida International * W 2-0 Mercer (OT) 0-0 T West Florida W 9-0 at Florida Atlantic * W 1-0 North Carolina State W 4-2 Florida Atlantic W 11-1 Stetson * W 2-1 at Florida International * 0-1 L at Massachusetts 0-2 L at UC-Irvine 0-1 L at Stetson * W 6-0 at Hartford W 4-0 at San Diego State 1-4 L Florida International * W 2-0 UC-Santa Barbara W 5-1 Auburn W 3-2 Massachusetts $ 1-2 L Florida International (OT) W 4-2 FIU ** (OT, PK) 0-0 T Connecticut $ 1-2 L at George Mason % 0-1 L UCF won 4-3 on penalty kicks at Florida Atlantic * W 5-0 Villanova % W 1-0 at Georgia State ** 0-2 L SMU 1-4 L UNC-Greensboro 0-2 L ^ UCF Classic (Orlando) * A-Sun Match ** A-Sun Tulsa ^ W 3-0 George Washington (OT) 1-1 T Tournament (Atlanta, GA) Arkansas ^ (OT) W 2-1 at Duke ^ W 2-0 Campbell # W 2-0 North Carolina ^ 1-7 L 1996 (13-7-1, 6-3-1 A-Sun) Auburn # W 2-0 Radford W 3-1 A-Sun Champions Stetson * W 6-0 Notre Dame W 3-0 Head Coach: Karen Richter Florida Atlantic * W 4-0 North Carolina State # 0-4 L Florida International * 1-2 L Kentucky & W 3-0 % WAGS Tourn. (Washington, DC) ^ Duke Classic College of Charleston * W 2-0 at Duke & 0-2 L (Durham, NC) # NCAA Tourn. 1st Rnd (Raleigh, NC) at UNC-Charlotte W 1-0 Mercer ** W 5-1 at Campbell * W 2-1 Florida International ** W 2-0 1990 (9-4-3) Florida 0-2 L * A-Sun Match; ** A-Sun Tourn. (Orlando) $ UMass Head Coach: Bill Barker Stetson * W 2-0 Classic (Amherst, MA) ^ UCF Classic (Orlando) # at Florida International W 3-1 Texas Tech W 2-0 Georgia State Tournament (Atlanta) & Duke Invitational UW-Green Bay # W 6-0 at UNC-Greensboro # 0-3 L (Durham, NC) at Barry W 2-0 Duke # 1-5 L at Santa Clara 1-3 L at Florida Atlantic * + 0-1 L 1993 (8-7-1, 5-1-0 A-Sun) at UC-Berkeley 2-4 L Northern Illinois W 4-0 A-Sun Co-Champs at San Francisco (OT) W 4-1 at Stetson * W 3-1 Head Coach: Karen Richter Rutgers W 1-0 at College of Charleston * 0-1 L St. Mary’s (CA) ^ W 2-1 Northeast Missouri State W 4-0 Campbell * W 3-0 at Stetson W 12-0 at George Mason (OT) 0-0 T Mercer W 6-0 North Carolina # 0-7 L Radford ^ W 2-0 at Florida International * (OT) 0-0 T Duke # 2-3 L North Carolina $ (OT) 2-2 T Florida Atlantic * W 1-0 at Berry 2-3 L at George Washington 0-2 L at Auburn W 1-0 at Mercer * W 2-0 Savannah W 13-0 at Alabama 1-2 L at Centenary * 0-2 L Colgate W 6-0 Centenary ** W 3-1 at SMU 0-3 L Creighton 1-1 T at Florida International** W 1-0 at Texas A&M (OT) 2-4 L Massachusetts 0-1 L *A-Sun Match # at Triad Area Classic (Greensboro, Lynn (0T) 0-0 T # FIU Tournament (Miami, FL) ^ WAGS Tournament NC) + Forfeit ** A-Sun Tournament (Miami, FL) Florida Atlantic * W 4-0 (Washington, DC) $ WAGS Tournament (Fort Belvoir, College of Charleston * W 13-0 VA) at Florida International * W 2-0

UCFAthletics.com 43 All-Time Results 1989 (11-1-2) Barry # W 3-0 ^ WAGS Tournament (Fairfax, VA) & UCF Tournament Head Coach: Bill Barker NC State % W 3-0 (Orlando) # North Carolina Inv. (Chapel Hill, NC) $ at Methodist W 2-0 Massachusetts $ 2-1 L NCAA 1st Rnd (Orlando) % NCAA 2nd Rnd (Chapel at North Carolina 0-1 L ^ at William & Mary (Williamsburg, VA) # NCAA Tourn. Hill, NC) at Mercer W 11-0 1st Rnd (Orlando) % NCAA Tournament 2nd Rnd at Berry W 4-0 (Raleigh, NC) $ NCAA Semi-Finals (Amherst, MA) Huntingdon # W 13-0 Lynn W 1-0 1986 (15-3-1) at Massachusetts (OT) 1-1 T Head Coach: Jim Rudy New Hampshire ^ W 5-0 George Mason $ (OT) 1-2 L Rhode Island ^ W 5-2 at North Carolina (OT) 1-1 T Radford W 6-0 Florida International W 5-0 Barry (OT) 0-0 T Radford ^ W 5-1 Cornell W 1-0 SIU-Edwardsville ^ W 2-0 Florida International W 4-0 at Lynn W 7-0 1983 (4-4-2) Keene State W 4-0 Alabama W 17-0 Head Coach: Jim Rudy # Berry College (Mount Berry, GA) ^ Univ. of at Florida International W 1-0 at Cincinnati 2-3 L Massachusetts Tournament (Amherst, MA) at Barry W 2-0 at William & Mary W 3-0 Mary Washington # W 6-0 at Wisconsin W 1-0 NC State # (OT) 0-2 L at Missouri-St. Louis W 2-0 Berry % W 3-0 at Boston College 1-2 L Lynn % W 4-0 at Connecticut 0-1 L Huntingdon % W 10-1 at Massachusetts 0-0 T Erskine W 4-0 George Mason 0-2 L North Carolina & 1-3 L SIU-Edwardsville W 4-0 Barry ! W 4-0 at Texas A&M (OT) 0-0 T Texas A&M ! W 2-0 George Washington ! W 11-0 1982 (10-1-2) $ Univ. of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC) ^ Barry NCAA Finals 1988 (10-3-2) Univ. (Miami, FL) # WAGS Tournament (Washington, Head Coach: Jim Rudy NCAA 2nd Round DC) % UCF Inv. (Lyman HS-Winter Springs, FL) ! SIU-Edwardsville ^ W 8-0 Head Coach: Bill Barker UCF Halloween Classic (Orlando) & Bishop Moore HS McMurry ^ W 10-0 Berry W 3-0 (Casselberry, FL) Missouri-St. Louis ^ (OT) 1-1 T at Barry (OT) 0-0 T Florida W 9-0 at Florida International W 1-0 George Washington & W 1-0 at Lynn W 4-0 Cortland State & W 2-1 at George Mason 0-1 L Missouri-St. Louis & (OT) 0-0 T at Connecticut W 2-0 Adelphi # W 9-0 North Carolina (OT) 0-0 T Duke # W 5-0 Alabama W 6-0 Cincinnati # W 7-0 Florida International W 4-0 Massachusetts $ W 2-0 Rutgers W 3-1 Connecticut ! W 3-1 SMU W 4-3 North Carolina % 0-2 L Texas A&M W 5-0 ^ Univ. Missouri-STL Invitational (St. Louis) & UCF Wisconsin 1-2 L 1985 (9-3-1) Invitational (Orlando) # Brine Invitational (Chapel Hill, Virginia $ W 2-0 Head Coach: Jim Rudy NC) $ NCAA Tournament Second Round (Orlando) ! !North Carolina % 1-2 L at NC State W 2-1 NCAA Semi-Finals (Orlando) % NCAA Championship $ NCAA Tournament First Round (Orlando, FL) % at North Carolina 0-2 L (Orlando) NCAA Tournament Second Round (Chapel Hill, NC) Barry (OT) W 2-0 at Florida International W 6-0 1981 (11-3-0) at St. Thomas W 5-1 AIAW FINALS at Barry (OT) 1-1 T Head Coach: Jim Rudy Radford # 1-2 L Miami W 20-0 George Washington # W 4-0 Florida State W 15-0 William & Mary # 0-1 L Florida W 14-0 Mercer W 12-0 at Miami W 13-0 St. Thomas W 8-0 Vanderbilt # W 14-0 Florida International W 1-0 Duke # W 11-1 Barry W 6-0 Alabama # W 6-0 # WAGS Tournament (Washington, DC) North Carolina # 1-5 L 1987 (13-5-0) North Carolina 0-4 L NCAA Final Four 1984 (10-4-0) at Florida W 5-0 Head Coach: Jim Rudy NCAA 2nd Round Colorado College W 4-0 North Carolina State 1-2 L Head Coach: Jim Rudy Harvard W 2-0 North Carolina 0-2 L Barry W 6-0 Missouri-St. Louis % W 4-0 Missouri-St. Louis W 6-0 William & Mary ^ W 2-0 North Carolina & 0-1 L UC-Santa Barbara 1-3 L George Mason ^ 2-3 L # UCF Inv. (Orlando) % AIAW Tournament (Chapel UC-Berkeley 1-3 L at Barry W 2-0 Hill, NC) & AIAW Championship (Chapel Hill, NC) Cincinnati W 5-1 North Carolina 0-1 L Barry W 1-0 Stanford & W 5-0 Lynn W 4-0 Radford & W 2-0 Boston College W 2-1 Texas A&M & W 4-0 St. Thomas W 7-0 Erskine W 10-0 Huntingdon W 3-0 Radford # W 3-1 St. Thomas W 10-0 North Carolina # 1-3 L William & Mary W 2-0 North Carolina State # W 4-2 George Mason^ W 5-0 William & Mary $ W 3-1 Florida International W 1-0 North Carolina % 1-4 L

44 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer All-Time Letterwinners Akers, Michelle**** 1984-88 Mortberg, Sue**** 1982-84 Allmann, Amy*** 1984-87 Mulqueeny, Kathy**** 1981-84 Ames, Julia* 1993 Murchland, JoEllen**** 1983-86 Anderson, Michelle*** 1998-2001 Musante, Kerry*** 1990-93 Anthony, Beki 1999 Musco, Christie 1989-90 Asby, Brooke**** 1999-2002 Neal, Shannon 1996 Auffant, Margrette**** 1996-99 Nelson, Stacey* 1982 Bailey, Kim* 1986 Newport, Jessica 2005-present Baines, Courtney**** 2002-05 Nicolas, Terry 1985 Baker, Jenny 2006 O’Brien, Alyssa**** 1994-98 Banuls, Maria** 1997-2000 Jennifer Blackwell Nicole Cieslak O’Connor, Jennifer**** 1992-95 Barker, Angela* 1981 Olesen, Jenny**** 1984-87 Barnes, Alyson**** 1986-89 Haarhues, Courtney**** 2000-03 Orr, Arielle** 2004-present Barnes, Kelley**** 1988-91 Haglund, Lynette* 1981 Ostow, Jennifer 1992 Baughman, Pam* 1981 Hallgren, Jessica** 2004-present Overstreet, Rachel* 2003-05 Bauguss, Nicole 1993-94 Harless, Beth* 2002-05 Palenik, Becki* 1985 Begley, Kate* 2003-present Harris, Danya*** 1996-98 Panzik, Kassia* 1997-2000 Bilby, Kristin** 2004-present Harris, Mauri*** 1987-89 Parham, Christy* 1995 Black, JoAnna**** 2001-04 Harris, Michele*** 1994-96 Pelarigo, Roberta* 2005-present Blackwell, Jennifer**** 1988-91 Hayden, Laurie** 1986-87 Perez, Lucy* 1981 Blagriff, Allison**** 2001-04 Heintz, Renee** 1987-89 Plizga, Karen*** 1993-97 Bleakney, Tara 1995 Hernandez, Gretty 2001-02 Ragsdale, Karen 1995 Boles, Kathy 1998-2000 Heubner, Sue*** 1983-85 Reese, Susan* 1981 Bortz, Cara 2006 Hipp, Kris* 1985 Reeves, Laurie 1994 Brandt, Becky* 2002-present Hoekstra, Vickie* 1985 Reid, Cathy** 1988-89 Brann, Heather**** 1990-94 Hoffmann, Wendee* 1997 Richter, Karen**** 1987-90 Brassil, Irene* 1983-84 Holapa, Mary** 1981-82 Rodriguez, Jodi 1997 Brown, Noelle*** 1998-2001 Holschauer, Monica**** 1996-99 Rohr, Donna*** 1989-92 Buckstein, Kristin 1990 Hoover, Dana**** 1991-94 Ross, Shaina** 2002-05 Buonpane, Nancy** 1981-82 Hopkins, Erin* 2005-present Ruth, Rebecca** 1993-95 Caicedo, Kris*** 1981-83 Horbelt, Carolyn 1983 Rutherford, Tori 1995 Carter, Sandy**** 1986-89 Howell, Cally**** 1997-2000 Ryter, Kerry** 1983-84 Chesney, Grace 1983 Huang, Kristen 2003 Sampson, Shannon** 1986-87 Cieslack, Nicole**** 1999-2002 Hughes, Sarah 2002 Sandven, Frankie* 1992 Clarkson, Andrea 2000 Hummel, Carey 2004 Santipadri, Alice 1995 Clippinger, Cindy** 1981-82 Jackson, Jessica 2005-present Savage, Summer*** 2002-present Coble, Amanda 1998-2000 Jardine, Michelle** 1981-82 Schooley, Brianna 2006 Coley, Kelly** 1983-84 Johnson, LeKenya** 1994-95 Schreiner, Tiffany*** 1991-93 Conner, Kit**** 1987-90 Johnson, Shawna**** 1989-92 Schuler, Terry** 1984-85 Cornell, Sarah 2000-01 Johnson, Stephanie** 1988-89 Schultz, Mary**** 1984-87 Coshland, Jill 1988 Jones, Amy**** 1993-96 Sedita, Michelle* 1982-84 Creighton, Rena**** 1987-90 Jones, Cindy*** 1983-86 Shave, Deborah* 1981 Cushman, Brittany 2003 Jones, Lydia* 2005-present Shaw, Liz**** 1991-95 DaPrato, Karyln* 1996 Kane, Sara**** 1994-97 Shrum, Kim**** 1995-98 DeBellas, Lauren 2000-01 Kenney, Christina 1992 Sidor, Amanda**** 2000-03 DeCespedes, Michelle* 2005-present Kent, Brooke 1995 Silagyi, Jacquie 1989-91 deLeon, Sarah 2006 Kessler, Chris**** 1983-86 Simons, Amy 1983-84 Desantis, Mary Jo* 1985 King, Amanda*** 1999-2002 Smith, Judy* 1981 Doerger, Chris 1989 King, Leslie 1993 Smith, Kaylyn 2004 Drake, Karen**** 1990-93 Kochevar, Kelly*** 1991-94 Snaman, Julie*** 2002-05 Dryden, Laura**** 1981-85 Kohake, Claire**** 1997-2000 Sommer, Sue 1983 Dunning, Stacy 1983 Kopp, Karen** 1991-92 Stoffel, Pamela 1992 Ebright, Brandi 1992 Korba, Lisa** 1982-83 Stout, Kelly*** 1992-95 Edstrom, Ida* 2000 Koshan, Michele**** 1989-92 Stuart, Becky 1988-90 Ellis, Samantha* 1998 Kravec, Kelsey** 2004-present Suder, Leslie**** 1987-90 Eraso, Julia 1999 Kuhlman, Jessica**** 1999-2002 Theis, Tina**** 1989-92 Eshelman, Becca**** 2001-04 Kurkowski, Kim*** 1981-83 Thomas, Alison**** 1996-99 Farkasfalvy, Garbriela 2002 Kutudis, Jackie* 1998-2001 Thomas, Becca 2006 Fellner, Melissa** 1987-89 Laboranti, Donna*** 1981-84 Thomas, Danielle**** 1985-88 Fireall, Monique** 2003-04 Lay, Nancy** 1981-82 Tomaselli, Lisa* 1987 Flock, Kendra* 2004-05 Leathers, Sarah Pharr*** 1997-2001 Tombragel, Julie**** 1988-92 Ford, Amy*** 1981-83 Lewis, Carol* 2000-02 Uhlir, Alice* 1997-2000 Foster, Leanne 2003 Lindsay, Gretchen*** 1995-98 Unsderfer, Krissa 1988 Freeman, Melanie* 1993-94 Lundin, Inger* 1983 Vanlooven, Jackie**** 1999-2002 Fritz, Deanna* 1982 MacDowell, Patty**** 2000-03 Varas, Jean**** 1984-87 Fulsang, Tammy** 1990-91 Madden, Lori 1992 Varas, Mary**** 1981-84 Gabbert, Stephanie* 1985 Maier, Lindsay**** 2000-03 Varga, Darcie** 1993-94 Galish, Lisa 1984 Mannarion, Nicole* 1989-90 Volz, Erin 1995-98 Gancitano, Linda**** 1981-84 Manis, Jennifer 2005-present Webb, Christina** 1995-98 Gardner, Jessie 2004-present Martell, Christine* 1997-2000 Weber, Allison 1999-2002 Gascoigne, Ansley 2001-02 Mascia, Christine 2003 Wedlake, Caryn 1990 Geltz, Amy**** 1991-94 Mattheus, Pam* 2002 Welsh, Chrissy* 1995 George, Stacey* 2004-present Mawyer, Mandi 2005 Whidden, Courtney 2006 George, Yvonne 2006 McCain, Kate*** 2003-present Whiteaker, Rachel* 2004 Gharibvand, Amy* 2003-04 McCarthy, Kelly* 1984-85 Wilde, Hanna* 2005-present Golden, Leslie*** 1992-96 McDevitt, Lauren* 2003-2004 Wiltsey, Wendy**** 1996-99 Golembiewski, Ellen**** 1985-88 McDonald, Sara**** 1999-2002 Wing, Shannon*** 2003-present Gozley, Liza** 1985-86 McDuffi e, Tamara* 1986 Withers, Jessalyn*** 2003-present Griffi n, Lisa 1991 Miller, Kellie 1994-95 Wyant, Kim**** 1982-85 Griffi s, Lisa* 1981 Miller, Melinda 1989-91 Young, Liz** 1989-90 Gringer, Stephanie**** 1991-94 Montgomery, Jennifer**** 2002-05 Guillan, C.C.**** 1999-2002 Moore, Nikki 2006 *-Letters Earned Gumina, Sarah* 1996-97 Moreton, Jen 1991 Gwaltney, Tami* 1981 UCFAthletics.com 45 Team Awards 2005 Defensive MVP ...... Sara McDonald 1990 MVP ...... Courtney Baines Rookie of the Year ...... Ida Edstrom MVP ...... Karen Richter, Leslie Suder Defensive MVP ...... Kelsey Kravec Most Improved ...... Jackie Kutudis Rookie of the Year ...... Karen Drake Offensive MVP ...... Roberta Pelarigo Unsung Hero ...... Kassia Panzik Most Improved ...... Julie Tombragel Unsung Hero ...... Julie Snaman, Kristin Bilby ...... Alice Uhlir Unsung Hero ...... Rena Creighton Rookie of the Year ...... Hanna Wilde Most Immproved ...... Erin Hopkins 1999 1989 Golden Knight Award ...... Jennifer Montgomery MVP ...... Cally Howell MVP ...... Karen Richter Offensive MVP ...... Claire Kohake Rookie of the Year ...... Michele Koshan 2004 Defensive MVP ...... Margrette Auffant Most Improved ...... Kelley Barnes MVP ...... Allison Blagriff, JoAnna Black Rookie of the Year ...... Brooke Asby Unsung Hero ...... Alyson Barnes Defensive MVP ...... JoAnna Black Most Improved ...... C.C. Guillian Offensive MVP ...... Kendra Flock Unsung Hero ...... Wendy Wiltsey 1985 Unsung Hero ...... Julie Snaman MVP ...... Kim Wyant ...... Becca Eshelman 1998 Rookie of the Year ...... Vickie Hoekstra Rookie of the Year ...... Kendra Flock, MVP ...... Alyssa O’Brien ...... Lisa Gozley ...... Jessica Hallgren Rookie of the Year ...... Michelle Anderson Most Improved ...... Terry Schuler Most Improved ...... Kelsey Kravec Most Improved ...... Cally Howell Unsung Hero ...... Chris Kessler Coaches’ Award ...... Courtney Baines Unsung Hero ...... Sarah Pharr Leathers Coaches’ Award ...... Laura Dryden Coaches’ Award ...... Christina Webb 1984 1997 MVP ...... Michelle Akers MVP ...... Alyssa O’Brien Rookie of the Year ...... Michelle Akers Rookie of the Year ...... Sarah Pharr Leathers Most Improved ...... Lisa Galish Most Improved ...... Christina Webb Unsung Hero ...... Cindy Jones Unsung Hero ...... Kim Shrum Coaches’ Award ...... Linda Gancitano Coaches’ Award ...... Margrette Auffant 1983 1996 MVP ...... Mary Varas MVP ...... Leslie Golden Rookie of the Year ...... JoEllen Murchland Rookie of the Year ...... Danya Harris Most Improved ...... Amy Simons Amy Jones Most Improved ...... Wendy Wiltsey Unsung Hero ...... Kim Kurkowski Unsung Hero ...... Alyssa O’Brien Coaches’ Award ...... Amy Ford 2003 Coaches’ Award ...... Amy Jones MVP ...... Allison Blagriff 1982 Defensive MVP ...... JoAnna Black 1995 MVP ...... Mary Varas Offensive MVP ...... Becca Eshelman MVP ...... Amy Jones Rookie of the Year ...... Kim Wyant Rookie of the Year ...... Shannon Wing Rookie of the Year ...... Kim Shrum Most Improved ...... Lisa Korba Most Improved ...... Rachel Overstreet Most Improved ...... Chrissy Welsh Unsung Hero ...... Kris Caicedo Unsung Hero ...... Julie Snaman Unsung Hero ...... Jennifer O’Connor ...... Patty MacDowell Coaches’ Award ...... Karen Plizga 1981 Coaches’ Award ...... Courtney Haarhues MVP ...... Pam Baughman Golden Knight Award ...... Lindsay Maier 1994 ...... Amy Ford MVP ...... Heather Brann ...... Mary Varas 2002 Rookie of the Year ...... Melanie Freeman ...... Linda Gancitano MVP ...... Jennifer Montgomery Most Improved ...... Kelly Stout Rookie of the Year ...... Pam Baughman Defensive MVP ...... Jackie VanLooven Unsung Hero ...... Leslie Golden Most Improved ...... Mary Holapa Defensive MVP ...... Jessica Kuhlman Coaches’ Award ...... Amy Jones Unsung Hero ...... Kim Kurkowski Rookie of the Year ...... Jennifer Montgomery Most Improved ...... JoAnna Black 1993 Unsung Hero ...... Becca Eshelman MVP ...... Heather Brann Coaches’ Award ...... Nicole Cieslak Rookie of the Year ...... Amy Jones Golden Knight Award ...... Carol Lewis Most Improved ...... Kerry Musante ...... Allison Weber Unsung Hero ...... Karen Drake Coaches’ Award ...... Nicole Bauguss 2001 MVP ...... Nicole Cieslak 1992 Offensive MVP ...... Michelle Anderson MVP ...... Tina Theis Defensive MVP ...... Jessica Kuhlman Rookie of the Year ...... Frankie Sandven Defensive MVP ...... Jackie VanLooven Most Improved ...... Liz Shaw Rookie of the Year ...... Allison Blagriff Unsung Hero ...... Karen Drake Most Improved ...... Amanda Sidor ...... Karen Kopp Unsung Hero ...... Sara McDonald Coaches’ Award ...... Jackie Kutudis 1991 MVP ...... Jen Blackwell 2000 Rookie of the Year ...... Kelly Kochevar Patty MacDowell MVP ...... Claire Kohake, Most Improved ...... Stephanie Gringer Offensive MVP ...... Cally Howell Unsung Hero ...... Kelley Barnes 46 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer Regional and National Awards NSCAA All-America 1986 Michelle Akers, F SoccerFla.com Freshman of the Year 1995 Amy Jones, M 1985 Kim Wyant, GK 2004 Kendra Flock, F 1988 Michelle Akers, F 1984 Michelle Akers, F SoccerFla.com All-Florida Team 1987 Michelle Akers, F 1983 Mary Varas, MF 2005 Courtney Baines, D Amy Allmann, GK 1982 Laura Dryden, MF Roberta Pelarigo, F Jean Varas, M Michelle Sedita, F 2004 Courtney Baines, D 1986 Michelle Akers, F 1981 Pam Baughman, F Allison Blagriff, M 1985 Kim Wyant, GK Linda Gancitano, D Kendra Flock, F 1984 Michelle Akers, F Nancy Lay, F SoccerFla.com Player of the Week 1983 Mary Varas, M NSCAA Collegiate Scholar All-American 2004 Courtney Baines, D 1982 Laura Dryden, M 2005 Courtney Baines, D Michelle Sedita, F 2004 Allison Blagriff, M adidas/ISAA Player of the Year 1981 Pam Baughman, F 2002 Jackie VanLooven, D 1988 Michelle Akers, F Linda Gancitano, D 1990 Karen Richter, GK Goalkeeper of the Year Nancy Lay, F 1989 Karen Richter, GK 1990 Karen Richter, GK 1987 Amy Almann, GK NSCAA Academic All-Region Senior Recognition 2005 Courtney Baines, D 1994 Stephanie Gringer, D 2004 Courtney Baines, D Kelly Kochevar, F Allison Blagriff, M 1991 Jennifer Blackwell, D 2003 Allison Blagriff, M 1990 Karen Richter, GK Leslie Suder, MF NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year 1989 Sandy Carter, F 1990 Karen Richter, GK 1988 Michelle Akers, F

Laura Dryden Soccer America Player of the Year 1987 Michelle Akers, F NSCAA Freshman All-America Soccer America MVP 2004 Kendra Flock, F 1989 Karen Richter, GK Jessica Hallgren, D Soccer America All-Freshman 2002 Jennifer Montgomery, F 1991 Kelly Kochevar, F NSCAA All-Southeast Region Soccer America Team of the Week 2005 Courtney Baines, D 2004 Kendra Flock, F Roberta Pelarigo, F 1997 Danya Harris, F 2004 JoAnna Black, D 1996 Danya Harris, F Kendra Flock, F Allison Blagriff, M SoccerBuzz.com 2003 Becca Eshelman, F Southeast Region Coach of the Year 2002 Nicole Cieslak, F 2004 Amanda Cromwell Jennifer Montgomery, F SoccerBuzz.com Freshman All-America Jackie VanLooven, D 2004 Kendra Flock, F Jackie VanLooven Allison Blagriff, M Jessica Hallgren, D 1999 Cally Howell, MF SoccerBuzz.com All-Southeast Region Hermann Award 1998 Alyssa O’Brien, GK 2005 Courtney Baines, D 1988 Michelle Akers, F Danya Harris, F Roberta Pelarigo, F 1996 Amy Jones, MF 2004 Courtney Baines, M Central Florida Chapter of the National Leslie Golden, D Allison Blagriff, M Intercollegiate Soccer Offi cials’ Assoc. 1995 Amy Jones, MF Kendra Flock, F Coach of the Year 1992 Karen Kopp, MF 2003 Becca Eshelman, F 2004 Amanda Cromwell Tina Theis, MF 2002 Jackie VanLooven, D 1991 Kelly Kochevar, F Jennifer Montgomery, F NCAA Student-Athlete Day Award Karen Kopp, MF 2001 Michelle Anderson, M 1997 Alyssa O’Brien, GK 1990 Kit Conner, D 1999 Cally Howell, MF 1996 Kelly Stout, MF Karen Richter, GK 1998 Danya Harris, F 1995 Karen Plizga, F Leslie Suder, MF Alyssa O’Brien, GK 1994 Kelly Stout, MF Liz Young, F 1996 Amy Jones, MF 1989 Alyson Barnes, D Leslie Golden, D NCAA Giant Steps Award Finalist Sandy Carter, F SoccerBuzz.com Southeast Region All- 1995 Kelly Stout, MF Kit Conner, D Freshman Team Karen Richter, GK 2004 Kendra Flock, F CoSIDA Academic All-American Leslie Suder, MF Jessica Hallgren, D 2005 Courtney Baines, D 1988 Michelle Akers, F SoccerBuzz.com Elite Feet Award CoSIDA Academic All-District 1987 Michelle Akers, F 1998 Danya Harris, F 2005 Courtney Baines, D Amy Allmann, GK SoccerBuzz.com Team of the Week Leslie Suder, MF 2004 Kendra Flock, F UCFAthletics.com 47 All-Conference Honors CONFERENCE USA Leslie Golden ...... 1994 Brooke Asby ...... 1999 Stephanie Gringer ...... 1994 Maria Banuls ...... 1999 Defensive Player of the Year Kelly Kochevar ...... 1994 Cally Howell* ...... 1999 Courtney Baines ...... 2005 Karen Drake ...... 1993 Amanda King ...... 1999 First Team Kelly Kochevar ...... 1993 Claire Kohake ...... 1999 Courtney Baines ...... 2005 Amy Geltz ...... 1993 Michelle Anderson ...... 1998 Roberta Pelarigo ...... 2005 Second Team Margrette Auffant ...... 1998 Second Team Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2004 Danya Harris ...... 1998 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2005 Courtney Baines ...... 2003 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1998 All-Tournament Team Patty MacDowell ...... 2003 Kim Shrum ...... 1998 Kelsey Kravec ...... 2005 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2003 Wendy Wiltsey ...... 1998 Roberta Pelarigo ...... 2005 Allison Blagriff ...... 2002 Margrette Auffant ...... 1997 Brooke Asby ...... 2001 Claire Kohake ...... 1997 Commisioner’s Academic Claire Kohake ...... 2000 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1997 Brooke Asby Medal Sara McDonald ...... 2000 Amy Jones ...... 1996 Courtney Baines ...... 2005 Michelle Anderson ...... 1999 Kim Shrum ...... 1996 Courtney Haarhues ...... 2001 Kate Begley ...... 2005 Brooke Asby ...... 1999 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1996 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2001 Arielle Orr ...... 2005 Margrette Auffant ...... 1999 Amy Jones ...... 1995 Carol Lewis ...... 2001 Maria Banuls ...... 1999 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995 Patty MacDowell ...... 2001 Commisioner’s Honor Roll Noelle Brown ...... 1999 Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1995 Sara McDonald ...... 2001 Jessie Gardner ...... 2005 Claire Kohake ...... 1999 Liz Shaw* ...... 1995 Amanda Sidor ...... 2001 Stacey George ...... 2005 Danya Harris ...... 1998 Kelly Stout ...... 1995 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2001 Erin Hopkins ...... 2005 Cally Howell ...... 1998 Heather Brann ...... 1994 Lindsay Maier ...... 2000 Jessica Jackson ...... 2005 Sarah Pharr Leathers ...... 1998 Amy Geltz* ...... 1994 Amanda Sidor ...... 2000 Lydia Jones ...... 2005 Kim Shrum ...... 1998 Leslie Golden ...... 1994 Alice Uhlir ...... 2000 Kelsey Kravec ...... 2005 Margrette Auffant ...... 1997 Kelly Kochevar ...... 1994 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2000 Jennifer Manis ...... 2005 Michele Harris ...... 1996 *Tournament MVP ...... 1994 Michelle Anderson ...... 1999 Katie McCain ...... 2005 Karlyn DaPrato ...... 1996 Beki Anthony ...... 1999 Roberta Pelarigo ...... 2005 Michele Harris ...... 1995 All-Academic Team Brooke Asby ...... 1999 Jessalyn Withers ...... 2005 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995 Courtney Baines ...... 2004 Kathy Boles ...... 1999 Amy Jones ...... 1994 Kate Begley ...... 2004 Nicole Cieslak ...... 1999 Third Team Kendra Flock ...... 2004 Amanda Coble ...... 1999 ATLANTIC SUN Sarah Pharr Leathers ...... 1999 Jessie Gardner ...... 2004 C.C. Guillian ...... 1999 Jackie VanLooven ...... 1999 Stacey George ...... 2004 Claire Kohake ...... 1999 Coach of the Year Claire Kohake ...... 1998 Jessica Hallgren ...... 2004 Jessie Kuhlman ...... 1999 Karen Richter ...... 1998 Wendy Wiltsey ...... 1997 Beth Harless ...... 2004 Sara McDonald ...... 1999 Sara Kane ...... 1996 Carey Hummel ...... 2004 Alice Uhlir ...... 1999 Player of the Year Kim Shrum ...... 1995 Kelsey Kravec ...... 2004 Jackie VanLooven ...... 1999 Michelle Anderson ...... 2001 Dana Hoover ...... 1994 Kate McCain ...... 2004 Allison Weber ...... 1999 Amy Jones ...... 1995 Heather Brann ...... 1993 Arielle Orr ...... 2004 Wendy Wiltsey ...... 1999 Stephanie Gringer ...... 1993 Rachel Overstreet ...... 2004 Kathryn Boles ...... 1998 Defensive Player of the Year Freshman Team Summer Savage ...... 2004 Amanda Coble ...... 1998 Courtney Baines ...... 2004 Kendra Flock ...... 2004 Rachel Whiteaker ...... 2004 Monica Holschauer ...... 1998 Jessica Hallgren ...... 2004 Shannon Wing ...... 2004 Sarah Pharr Leathers ...... 1998 Freshman of the Year Monique Fireall ...... 2003 Courtney Baines ...... 2003 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1998 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2002 Kate McCain ...... 2003 Kate Begley ...... 2003 Alison Thomas ...... 1998 Shannon Wing ...... 2003 Allison Blagriff ...... 2003 Alice Uhlir ...... 1998 First Team Courtney Baines ...... 2002 Brittany Cushman ...... 2003 Erin Volz ...... 1998 Courtney Baines ...... 2004 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2002 Becca Eshelman ...... 2003 Christina Webb ...... 1998 Allison Blagriff ...... 2004 Summer Savage ...... 2002 Kristen Huang ...... 2003 Wendy Wiltsey ...... 1998 Shannon Wing ...... 2004 Allison Blagriff ...... 2001 Katye Kalivoda ...... 2003 Danya Harris ...... 1997 Kendra Flock ...... 2004 Ida Edstrom ...... 2000 Patty MacDowell ...... 2003 Monica Holschauer ...... 1997 Allison Blagriff ...... 2003 Lindsay Maier ...... 2003 Sarah Pharr Leathers ...... 1997 Becca Eshelman ...... 2003 All-Tournament Team Kate McCain ...... 2003 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1997 Nicole Cieslak ...... 2002 Allison Blagriff ...... 2004 Rachel Overstreet ...... 2003 Karen Plizga ...... 1997 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2002 Courtney Baines ...... 2004 Amanda Sidor ...... 2003 Alison Thomas ...... 1997 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2002 Shannon Wing ...... 2004 Shannon Wing ...... 2003 Alice Uhlir ...... 1997 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2002 Kendra Flock ...... 2004 Brooke Asby ...... 2002 Wendy Wiltsey ...... 1997 Michelle Anderson ...... 2001 Allison Blagriff* ...... 2003 Courtney Baines ...... 2002 Gretchen Lindsay ...... 1996 Nicole Cieslak ...... 2001 Becca Eshelman ...... 2003 Allison Blagriff ...... 2002 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1996 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2001 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2003 Nicole Cieslak ...... 2002 Alison Thomas ...... 1996 Michelle Anderson ...... 2000 Summer Savage ...... 2003 Ansley Gascoigne ...... 2002 Erin Volz ...... 1996 Cally Howell ...... 2000 Shannon Wing ...... 2003 C.C. Guillian ...... 2002 Tara Bleakney ...... 1995 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2000 Courtney Baines ...... 2002 Beth Harless ...... 2002 Kellie Miller ...... 1995 Cally Howell ...... 1999 Allison Blagriff* ...... 2002 Sarah Hughes ...... 2002 Karen Plizga ...... 1995 Margrette Auffant ...... 1998 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2002 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2002 Kelly Stout ...... 1995 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1998 Jennifer Montgomery ...... 2002 Patty MacDowell ...... 2002 Chrissy Welsh ...... 1995 Danya Harris ...... 1997 Summer Savage ...... 2002 Pam Mattheus ...... 2002 Heather Brann ...... 1994 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1997 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2002 Sara McDonald ...... 2002 Melanie Freeman ...... 1994 Kim Shrum ...... 1997 Michelle Anderson* ...... 2001 Shaina Ross ...... 2002 Amy Geltz ...... 1994 Amy Jones ...... 1996 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2001 Summer Savage ...... 2002 Stephanie Gringer ...... 1994 Leslie Golden ...... 1996 Amanda Sidor ...... 2001 Amanda Sidor ...... 2002 Laurie Reeves ...... 1994 Danya Harris ...... 1996 Lindsay Maier ...... 2001 Julie Snaman ...... 2002 Kelly Stout ...... 1994 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1996 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2001 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2002 Liz Shaw ...... 1994 Leslie Golden ...... 1995 Michelle Anderson* ...... 2000 Brooke Asby ...... 2001 Heather Brann ...... 1993 Amy Jones ...... 1995 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2000 Allison Blagriff ...... 2001 Karen Drake ...... 1993 Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1995 Lindsay Maier ...... 2000 Noelle Brown ...... 2001 Kerry Musante ...... 1993 Kelly Stout ...... 1995 Amanda Sidor ...... 2000 Sarah Cornell ...... 2001 Rebecca Ruth ...... 1993 Heather Brann ...... 1994 Jackie VanLooven ...... 2000 Lauren Devellas ...... 2001 Darcie Varga ...... 1993 Amy Geltz ...... 1994 Michelle Anderson ...... 1999 Becca Eshelman ...... 2001 48 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer Individual Career Records 5. Sandy Carter ...... 1986-89 .....97 6. Michelle Anderson ...... 1998-01 .....81 Danielle Thomas ...... 1985-88 .....81 8. Amy Geltz ...... 1991-94 .....77 Nicole Cieslak ...... 1999-02 .....77 10. Danya Harris ...... 1996-98 .....76

Game Winning Goals 1. Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991-94 .....20 2. Leslie Suder ...... 1987-90 .....12 3. Danya Harris ...... 1996-98 .....11 4. Michelle Akers ...... 1984-88 .....10 5. Nicole Cieslak ...... 1999-02 ...... 8 Amy Geltz ...... 1991-94 ...... 8 Amy Jones ...... 1993-96 ...... 8 Allison Blagriff ...... 2001-04 ...... 8 Kelly Kochevar Jennifer Montgomery ....2002-05 ...... 8 Jessica Kuhman 10. Michelle Anderson ...... 1998-01 ...... 7 Shots Mauri Harris ...... 1987-89 ...... 7 Shutouts 1. Amy Jones ...... 1993-96 ...229 Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1992-95 ...... 7 1. Karen Richter ...... 1987-90 ..30.5 2. Sandy Carter ...... 1986-89 ..224* Claire Kohake ...... 1997-00 ...... 7 2. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995-98 ..30.0 3. Michelle Anderson ...... 1998-01 ...223 Becca Eshelman ...... 2001-04 ...... 7 3. Heather Brann ...... 1991-94 ..29.5 4. Danya Harris ...... 1996-98 ...200 4. Amy Allman ...... 1984-87 ..24.5 5. Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991-94 ...194 5. Jessica Kuhlman ...... 1999-02 ..19.8 6. Michelle Akers ...... 1984-88 ..190* 6. Julie Snaman ...... 2002-05 ..19.0 7. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002-05 ...189 7. Kim Wyant ...... 1982-85 ..18.0 8. Amy Geltz ...... 1991-94 ...183 9. Ali Blagriff ...... 2001-04 ...169 Miscellaneous Career Records 10. Tina Theis ...... 1989-92 ...162 Consecutive Starts 76, Amy Jones, 1993-96 Goals Games Started 1. Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991-94 .....53 87, Jennifer Montgomery, 2002-05 2. Michelle Akers ...... 1984-88 .....52 Games Played 3. Sandy Carter ...... 1986-89 .....41 90, Courtney Baines, 2002-05 4. Amy Jones ...... 1993-96 .....38 Jennifer Montgomery ....2002-05 .....38 *Totals include competition against club 6. Leslie Suder ...... 1987-90 .....31 teams. 7. Michelle Anderson ...... 1998-01 .....30 Amy Geltz ...... 1991-94 .....30 9. Nicole Cieslak ...... 1999-02 .....29 Karen Richter Jean Varas ...... 1984-87 .....29 Saves 1. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995-98 ...424 Assists 2. Heather Brann ...... 1991-94 ...338 1. Cally Howell ...... 1997-00 .....35 3. Jessica Kuhlman ...... 1999-02 ...208 2. Danielle Thomas ...... 1985-88 .....33 4. Amy Allman ...... 1984-87 ...166 3. Michelle Akers ...... 1984-88 .....30 5. Julie Snaman ...... 2002-05 ...138 4. Courtney Baines ...... 2002-05 .....29 6. Karen Richter ...... 1987-90 ...135 5. Amy Jones ...... 1993-96 .....28 7. Kim Wyant ...... 1982-85 ...122 6. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002-05 .....27 8. Maria Banuls ...... 1998-00 ...109 7. Danya Harris ...... 1996-98 .....26 Kelly Stout ...... 1992-95 .....26 Goals Against Average Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1992-95 .....26 (Since 1986) 10. Becca Eshelman ...... 2001-04 .....25 1. Karen Richter ...... 1987-90 ..0.59 2. Amy Allman ...... 1986-87 ..0.74 Total Points 3. Beth Harless ...... 2003-05 ..0.79 1. Michelle Akers ...... 1984-88 ...134 4. Julie Snaman ...... 2002-05 ..0.86 2. Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991-94 ...122 5. Heather Brann ...... 1991-94 ..1.13 Tina Theis 3. Amy Jones ...... 1993-96 ...104 6. Jessica Kuhlman ...... 1999-02 ..1.20 4. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002-05 ...103 7. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995-98 ..1.35 UCFAthletics.com 49 Individual Season Records Assists Saves 1. Cally Howell ...... 2000 ...... 17 1. Heather Brann ...... 1994 ...... 129 2. Danya Harris ...... 1996 ...... 15 2. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1995 ...... 121 3. Kelly Stout ...... 1995 ...... 13 3. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1998 ...... 114 4. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ...... 12 4. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1997 ...... 107 Cally Howell ...... 1999 ...... 12 5. Amy Allman ...... 1986 ...... 91 Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1995 ...... 12 6. Heather Brann ...... 1993 ...... 87 Michelle Akers ...... 1986 ...... 12 7. Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2002 ...... 86 7. Kelly Stout ...... 1994 ...... 11 8. Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1996 ...... 82 8. Michelle Akers ...... 1987 ...... 10 9. Amy Allman ...... 1987 ...... 66 Danielle Thomas ...... 1988 ...... 10 Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2001 ...... 66 Danielle Thomas ...... 1987 ...... 10 Courtney Baines ...... 2004 ...... 10 Goals Against Average 1. Karen Richter ...... 1989 ...... 0.25 2. Amy Ford ...... 1982 ...... 0.30 3. Beth Harless ...... 2004 ...... 0.50 4. Kim Wyant ...... 1982 ...... 0.60 Michelle Anderson 5. Amy Allman ...... 1986 ...... 0.62 Shots Julie Snaman ...... 2004 ...... 0.62 1. Sandy Carter ...... 1986 ...... 112 7. Karen Richter ...... 1988 ...... 0.69 2. Roberta Pelarigo ...... 2005 ...... 106 8. Heather Brann ...... 1994 ...... 0.82 3. Amy Jones ...... 1995 ...... 91 9. Kim Wyant ...... 1985 ...... 0.83 4. Leslie Suder ...... 1990 ...... 76 Kim Wyant ...... 1983 ...... 0.83 5. Michelle Anderson ...... 1999 ...... 72 6. Tina Theis ...... 1991 ...... 69 Danya Harris ...... 1998 ...... 69 8. Michelle Akers ...... 1986 ...... 68 Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1995 ...... 68 10. Danya Harris ...... 1997 ...... 67 Kendra Flock ...... 2004 ...... 67

Goals Cally Howell 1. Amy Jones ...... 1995 ...... 20 2. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ...... 17 Total Points Kelly Kochevar ...... 1993 ...... 17 1. Jennifer Montgomery ....2002 ...... 46 4. Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991 ...... 16 Amy Jones ...... 1995 ...... 46 5. Leslie Suder ...... 1990 ...... 15 3. Michelle Akers ...... 1986 ...... 40 Danielle Thomas ...... 1986 ...... 15 4. Danielle Thomas ...... 1986 ...... 39 Sandy Carter ...... 1986 ...... 15 Kelly Kochevar ...... 1991 ...... 39 Kelly Kochevar ...... 1994 ...... 15 6. Michelle Akers ...... 1987 ...... 36 Kelly Kochevar ...... 1993 ...... 36 Alyssa O’Brien 8. Leslie Suder ...... 1990 ...... 35 Sandy Carter ...... 1986 ...... 35 Shutouts 10. Jennifer O’Connor ...... 1995 ...... 34 1. Amy Allman ...... 1986 ...... 13.0 2. Karen Richter ...... 1989 ...... 11.0 Game Winning Goals Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1996 ...... 11.0 1. Kelly Kochever ...... 1991 ...... 7 4. Amy Allman ...... 1987 ...... 10.5 2. Danya Harris ...... 1998 ...... 6 5. Karen Richter ...... 1988 ...... 10.0 Leslie Suder ...... 1990 ...... 6 6. Jessica Kuhlman ...... 2002 ...... 9.8 Kelly Kochever ...... 1994 ...... 6 7. Heather Brann ...... 1994 ...... 9.5 5. Claire Kohake ...... 1999 ...... 5 8. Maria Banuls ...... 1999 ...... 9.0 Laura Dryden ...... 1982 ...... 5 Julie Snaman ...... 2004 ...... 9.0 Kelly Kochever ...... 1993 ...... 5 10. Karen Richter ...... 1990 ...... 8.0 8. Michelle Akers ...... 1988 ...... 4 Alyssa O’Brien ...... 1998 ...... 8.0 Becca Eshelman ...... 2003 ...... 4 Julie Snaman ...... 2003 ...... 8.0 Amy Jones ...... 1996 ...... 4 Danya Harris ...... 1997 ...... 4 Kendra Flock ...... 2004 ...... 4 Jennifer Montgomery ....2004 ...... 4 Jennifer Montgomery Roberta Pelarigo ...... 2005 ...... 4 50 2006 UCF Women’s Soccer Individual Game Records Shots 1. 13, by Michelle Akers ...... Rutgers ...... 10/21/88 2. 12, by Pam Baughman ...... Florida State* ...... 1981 12, by Donna Laboranti ...... Alabama ...... 1981 12, by Sandy Carter ...... Cincinnati ...... 9/19/87 5. 11, by Nancy Lay ...... Florida State* ...... 1981 11, by Amy Jones ...... at Florida Int’l ...... 10/15/95 11, by Amy Jones ...... Mercer ...... 10/19/96 Mary Varas Amy Geltz Becca Eshelman 8. 10, by Cindy Clippinger ...... Florida State* ...... 1981 10, by Mary Varas ...... Duke ...... 1981 3, by Lisa Gozley ...... Mercer ...... 10/18/85 10, by Donna Laboranti ...... Erskine ...... 10/22/84 3, by Michelle Akers ...... Huntingdon ...... 10/1/86 10, by Sandy Carter ...... Barry ...... 10/6/86 3, by Jean Varas ...... St. Thomas ...... 10/18/87 10, by Melissa Fellner ...... St. Thomas ...... 1987 3, by Danielle Thomas ...... Alabama ...... 10/14/88 10, by Sandy Carter ...... Keene State ...... 10/30/89 3, by Melinda Miller ...... Savannah ...... 10/13/90 10, by Tina Theis ...... West Florida ...... 9/14/91 3, by Kerry Musante ...... Florida Atlantic ...... 9/15/91 10, by Amy Geltz ...... Arkansas ...... 10/9/92 3, by Kelly Stout ...... Stetson ...... 10/20/94 10, by Amy Jones ...... Stetson ...... 9/21/96 3, by Danya Harris ...... Northern Illinois ...... 10/6/96 3, by Danya Harris ...... Mercer ...... 10/19/96 Hat Trick Club 3, by Sara Kane ...... Auburn ...... 11/2/97 1. 5, by Kelly Kochevar ...... Stetson ...... 10/26/93 3, by Cally Howell ...... Campbell ...... 10/21/00 2. 4, by Danielle Thomas ...... Alabama* ...... 9/27/86 3, by Cally Howell ...... Alabama A&M ...... 9/3/00 4, by Mauri Harris ...... St. Thomas ...... 10/18/87 3, by Michelle Anderson ...... Liberty ...... 9/31/01 4, by Sandy Carter ...... at Mercer ...... 9/16/89 3, by Becca Eshelman ...... Tulane ...... 9/10/04 4, by Michelle Anderson ...... Alabama A&M ...... 9/3/00 3, by Courtney Baines ...... Troy ...... 10/24/04 5. 3, by Cindy Clippinger ...... Flames* ...... 9/11/82 3, by Nancy Lay ...... McMurry* ...... 9/25/82 Total Points 3, by Mary Varas ...... McMurry* ...... 9/25/82 1. 10, by Kelly Kochevar (5g-0a) ...... Stetson ...... 10/26/93 3, by Laura Dryden ...... Florida* ...... 10/2/82 2. 9, by Michelle Anderson (4-1) ...Alabama A&M ...... 9/3/00 3, by Laura Dryden ...... Duke ...... 10/23/82 9, by Mauri Harris (4-1) ...... St. Thomas ...... 10/18/87 3, by Jean Varas ...... Barry ...... 9/23/84 9, by Danielle Thomas(4-1) ...... Alabama ...... 9/27/86 3, by Kris Hipp ...... Mercer ...... 10/18/85 9, by Pam Baughman (4-1) ...... Florida State* ...... 1981 3, by Cindy Jones ...... Brevard (JC) ...... 1986 5. 8, by Christie Martell (3-2) ...... Alabama A&M ...... 9/3/00 3, by Sandy Carter ...... Alabama* ...... 9/27/86 8, by Sandy Carter (4-0) ...... at Mercer ...... 9/10/89 3, by Danielle Thomas ...... Huntingdon ...... 10/1/86 8, by Sandy Carter (3-2) ...... Alabama ...... 9/27/86 3, by Sandy Carter ...... Fla. International ...... 9/7/86 8, by Cindy Clippinger(2-4) ...... Miami* ...... 1981 3, by Sandy Carter ...... St. Thomas ...... 1987 8, by Donna Laboranti(4-0) ...... Miami* ...... 1981 3, by Michelle Akers ...... Rutgers ...... 10/21/88 8, by Pam Baughman (3-2) ...... Vanderbilt* ...... 1981 3, by Leslie Suder ...... NE Missouri State ...... 9/30/90 8, by Amy Jones (3-2) ...... Mercer ...... 10/19/96 3, by Julie Tombragel ...... Savannah ...... 10/13/90 3, by Kelly Kochevar ...... at Hartford ...... 9/22/91 Saves 3, by Kelly Kochevar ...... UC-Santa Barbara ...... 10/2/91 1. 19, by Heather Brann ...... Texas A&M ...... 10/13/93 3, by Tiffany Schreiner ...... Florida Atlantic ...... 9/15/91 2. 18, by Amy Allman ...... North Carolina ...... 8/24/86 3, by Kelly Kochevar ...... at Stetson ...... 9/13/94 3. 16, by Maria Banuls ...... Florida ...... 8/29/99 3, by Kelly Kochevar ...... at Florida Atlantic ...... 9/29/94 4. 15, by Heather Brann ...... Connecticut ...... 9/25/94 3, by Amy Geltz ...... Mercer ...... 11/4/94 15, by Alyssa O’Brien ...... at Florida ...... 9/3/95 3, by Amy Jones ...... at Cof Charleston ...... 9/25/95 15, by Alyssa O’Brien ...... at UW-Milwaukee ...... 9/26/97 3, by Sara Kane ...... at Stetson ...... 10/9/96 7. 14, by Heather Brann ...... Massachusetts ...... 9/24/94 3, by Amy Jones ...... Mercer ...... 10/19/96 14, by Alyssa O’Brien ...... at Georgia ...... 9/5/98 3, Michelle Anderson ...... Jacksonville State ...... 10/8/00 9. 13, by Heather Brann ...... Stanford ...... 10/2/92 3, Michelle Anderson ...... at Campbell ...... 10/21/00 13, by Alyssa O’Brien ...... Massachusetts ...... 10/1/95 3, Christie Martell ...... Alabama A&M ...... 9/3/00 * Totals include competition against club teams. 3, Ansley Gascoigne ...... Belmont ...... 10/6/02 Miscellaneous Match Records Assists Consecutive Match Scoring 1. 5, by Jennifer O’Connor ...... Stetson ...... 10/26/93 9, Amy Jones, 1995 2. 4, by Pam Baughman ...... Miami* ...... 1981 Consecutive Match Goals Scored 4, by Cindy Clippinger ...... Miami* ...... 1981 6, Michelle Akers (2x), 1984 4. 3, by Pam Baughman ...... Duke ...... 1981 6, Kelly Kochevar, 1993 3, by Michelle Akers ...... Barry ...... 9/23/84 Game-Winning Goals 3, by Terry Schuler ...... Florida Int’l ...... 10/5/85 7, Kelly Kochevar, 1991 UCFAthletics.com 51 Women’s Soccer in the UCF Hall of Fame The UCF Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1998 to honor those individuals who, through their demonstrated athletics achievement or service, have distinguished themselves and the University of Central Florida. Below are the four representatives from the women’s soccer are currently in the Hall of Fame: Michelle Akers, Amy Allmann, Karen Richter and Jim Rudy.

Michelle Akers Jim Rudy Women’s Soccer Soccer Coach 1984, 86-88 1975-87 Class of 1998 Class of 2001

Michelle Akers, regarded by many as the best female soccer Jim Rudy coached the men’s soccer team from 1975-87 and player in the world during her career, was a four-time All-America the women’s team from 1981-87. He started the women’s soccer selection at UCF. She was the recipient of the fi rst Hermann Award program and led it to four post-season appearances in seven years for women in 1988, soccer’s version of the Heisman Trophy. She and a 73-22-6 overall record. His teams advanced to the Final Four led UCF to three NCAA Tournament appearances, including a berth of the NCAA Tournament twice, including an appearance in the fi rst in the Final Four in 1987. She went on to play professionally in NCAA championship game in 1982. His 1981 squad fi nished runner Sweden after graduation and was a long-time member of the U.S. up in the AIAW, the forerunner to the NCAA. He coached nine All- National Team. In 1991 she led the U.S. to its fi rst Women’s World Americans, including UCF Athletics Hall Fame inductees Michelle Cup Championship, earning the Golden Boot as the tournament’s Akers and Amy Allmann. He fi nished his career as the winningest leading scorer. She was also a vital part of the gold medal-winning coach in history of UCF’s men’s soccer program with a 129-58-18 U.S. National squad in the Olympics in 1996 and the World Cup record and two NCAA Tournament appearances. He coached three team in 1999. In 1999, she was also named the FIFA Women’s All-Americans on the men’s side, including UCF Athletics Hall of Player of the Century. Fame inductee Winston DuBose.

Amy Allmann Karen Richter Women’s Soccer Women’s Soccer 1984-87 1987-90 Class of 1999 Class of 2000

Amy Allmann was a starting goalkeeper during her career at Karen Richter played from 1987-90, earning adidas/ISAA and UCF, which culminated with her being named NCAA Goalkeeper of NCAA Goalkeeper of the Year honors in 1990. In 1989, she was the Year in 1987. The same year she helped UCF reach the Final named to the Soccer America MVP Team and the adidas scholar- Four. A versatile athlete, Allmann also competed in cross-country athlete team in 1989 and 1990. She set the school record for lowest and rowing while at UCF. She went on to compete for the U.S. career goals-against average (0.59), lowest single-season goals- National Team that won the Women’s World Cup in 1991. against average (0.25) and career shutouts (30.5). As a junior she led the team to an 11-1-2 record and allowed only four goals in 14 games.

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