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1999-00 NCAA Women's Soccer Championships Records 44 8 DIVISION I So c c e r DIVISION I 1999 Championship Hi g h l i g h t s Back to the Throne: The Tar Heels of North Carolina regained the throne of the championship after a one-year hiatus. North Carolina defeated the University of Notre Dame, 2-0, in the final match of the Women’s College Cup. The victory gave the Tar Heels their 15th piece of champi- onship hardware. After a scoreless first half, Tar Heel Meredith Florance had an opportunity to score with possession of the ball inside the box and only 10 yards separating herself from Notre Dame’s keeper LaKeysia Beene. Florance was foiled as Notre Dame midfielder Nancy Mikacenic got on the scene and cleared the ball before Florance could shoot. The Tar Heels’ Lorrie Fair thwarts the Notre Dame offense during the championship. Fair’s Florance tried a second shot only seven minutes later as she took the ball to the goal in the 11th performance earned her most outstanding minute of the second half. Florance got by Notre Dame defender Kelly Lindsey and blasted the ball defensive player honors. into the goal mouth from the left wing past Beene. North Carolina’s Beth Sheppard added some security to the game result by knocking in a goal in the 80th minute of play. All-Tournament Team: North Carolina’s Lorrie Fair received the tournament’s most outstand- ing defensive player award. Tar Heel Susan Bush was named the tournament’s most outstanding offensive player for posting three assists during the Women’s College Cup. Kim Patrick, Anne Remy, Jena Kluegel and Meredith Florance were the other Tar Heels named to the all-tournament team. Also honored were Notre Dame’s Jen Grubb, Jenny Streiffer and LaKeysia Beene, who recorded 11 saves during the Women’s College Cup; Santa Clara’s Nikki Serlenga and Danielle Slaton; and Christie Welsh from Penn State. NO V E M B E R 10 Corner kicks: CP 5, FS 2. Fouls: CP 17, FS 9. Re s u l t s Boston College 4, Fairfield 1 Attendance: 1,215. Fa i r f i e l d. 0 1— 1 NOVEMBER 10 Boston College.. 3 1— 4 FIRST ROUND Texas A&M 2, Montana 1 First half: BC—Mary Guarino (Meghan Moore), 1:12; Mo n t a n a. 1 0— 1 NO V E M B E R 10 BC--Guarino (Lindsey Marshall, Colleen Danaher), 5:36; Texas A&M .. 0 2— 2 Brigham Young 2, California 0 BC--Danaher (Marshall, Moore), 37:20. First half: M—Heidi Melville (unassisted), 42:29. Ca l i f o r n i a .. 0 0— 0 Second half: BC—Moore (Morgan Page, Guarino), Second half: T—Heather Ragsdale (Nicky Thrasher), Brigham Young .. 0 2— 2 47:13; F—JulieAnne Forman (Patricia Mendicino), 47:06; T—Andrea Starns (Jamie Marden), 69:05. 71 : 1 9 . Second half: B—Kim Lowe (unassisted), 59:09; B— Lowe Shots: Montana 6, Texas A&M 24. Goalkeeper saves: Shots: Fairfield 9, Boston College 30. Goalkeeper (unassisted), 65:53. M—Amy Bemis 10; T—Melanie Wilson 4. Corner kicks: saves: F—Anne Lyons 8; BC—Courtney Schaeffer 2, Shots: California 5, Brigham Young 21. Goalkeeper M 2, T 12. Fouls: M 15, T 15. Attendance: 504. saves: C—Maite Zabala 11; B—Jennifer Waldron 2. Alice Lehne 0. Corner kicks: F 1, BC 8. Fouls: F 5, BC Corner kicks: C 4, B 7. Fouls: C 8, B 13. Attendance: 12. Attendance: 344. NOVEMBER 10 Minnesota 2, Eastern Mich. 0 83 4 . NOVEMBER 10 Eastern Mich. .. 0 0— 0 Dayton 3, Evansville 2 NOVEMBER 10 Mi n n e s o t a. 1 1— 2 San Diego 2, San Diego St. 1 Ev a n s v i l l e .. 0 2— 2 Da y t o n .. 2 1— 3 First half: M—Liz Wagner (Laurie Seidl, Megan Johnson), San Diego St. .. 0 1— 1 25 : 1 7 . First half: D—Missy Gregg (Danielle Gillespie), 1:35; D— San Diego .. 0 2— 2 Second half: M—Seidl (Amy Koehler), 65:00. Gillespie (Gregg), 21:21. Second half: SD—Sufia Wali (unassisted), 63:48; SDS— Shots: Eastern Mich. 5, Minnesota 26. Goalkeeper Second half: E—Krissy Meek (Jessica Schwartz), 51:55; saves: EM—Sarah Willis 16; M—Dana Larson 3. Megan Mattes (Kate Qually), 71:43; SD—Kendra Wales E—Meek (Schwartz), 62:27; D—Gregg (Sarah Walker), Corner kicks: EM 2, M 9. Fouls: EM 13, M 9. (Val Strocco), 76:22. 79 : 4 1 . Attendance: 460. Shots: San Diego St. 8, San Diego 10. Goalkeeper Shots: Evansville 7, Dayton 17. Goalkeeper saves: E— saves: SDS—Katherine Judkins 4; SD—Leila Duren 4. Beth Csukas 9; D—Stephanie Weisenfeld 2. Corner NOVEMBER 10 Corner kicks: SDS 4, SD 8. Fouls: SDS 10, SD 14. kicks: E 4, D 6. Fouls: E 15, D 16. Attendance: 1,517. Hartford 2, Princeton 1 Attendance: 2,158. Pr i n c e t o n. 0 1— 1 NOVEMBER 10 Ha r t f o r d .. 1 1— 2 NOVEMBER 10 Cal Poly 2, Fresno St. 1 Dartmouth 3, Colgate 0 Cal Poly .. 1 1— 2 First half: H—Sandra Doreleijers (unassisted), 30:03. Co l g a t e. 0 0— 0 Fresno St. .. 1 0— 1 Second half: H—Danielle Korbmacher (Camille Da r t m o u t h .. 2 1— 3 Sparkes), 52:02; P—Dana Decore (Susan Rea), 81:17. First half: CP—Michelle George (Gina Oceguera, Leah Shots: Princeton 10, Hartford 14. Goalkeeper saves: First half: D—Jamie Lang (unassisted), 14:31; D—Mary Bennett), 33:08; FS—Andrea Morelock (Jill Pearson), P—Jordan Rettig 3, H—Ingrid Sternhoff 1. Corner kicks: McVeigh (Annie Gibson), 38:41. 39 : 1 5 . P 4, H 4. Fouls: P 12, H 12. Attendance: 392. Second half: D—McVeigh (Lang), 85:57. Second half: CP—Eryn Gerhard (George, Denise Trone), Shots: Colgate 5, Dartmouth 21. Goalkeeper saves: C— 55 : 3 5 . NO V E M B E R 10 Kelly Tyrrell 9; D—Kristin Luckenbill 4. Corner kicks: C Shots: Cal Poly 6, Fresno St. 12. Goalkeeper saves: James Madison 1, Pennsylvania 0 4, D 11. Fouls: C 5, D 9. Attendance: 183. CP—Lauren Stevenson 9, FS—Jennifer Johnstone 2. Pe n n s y l v a n i a .. 0 0— 0 DIVISION I 44 9 James Madison .. 0 1— 1 Santa Clara 2, Brigham Young 0 NOVEMBER 14 Second half: JM—Jen Keefe (Christy Yacono, Aimee Brigham Young .. 0 0— 0 Nebraska 5, Minnesota 0 Grahe), 59:57. Santa Clara.. 1 1— 2 Mi n n e s o t a. 0 0— 0 Shots: Pennsylvania 15, James Madison 10. Goalkeeper First half: SC—Mandy Clemens (Danielle Slaton), 11:01. Ne b r a s k a .. 2 3— 5 saves: P—Katherine Hunt 4; JM—Suzanne Wilson 7. Second half: SC—Clemens (Aly Wagner), 46:42. First half: N—Becky Preston (Lindsay Eddleman), 16:20; Corner kicks: P 7, JM 8. Fouls: P 8, JM 12. Attendance: Shots: Brigham Young 3, Santa Clara 14. Goalkeeper N—Meghan Anderson (Sharolta Nonen), 34:13. 30 2 . saves: BY—Jennifer Waldron 3; SC—Crystal Gordon 2. Second half: N—Shannon Tanaka (Anderson, Nonen), Corner kicks: BY 1, SC 4. Fouls: BY 13, SC 13. 50:32; N—Nonen (unassisted), 55:00; N—Anderson NOVEMBER 10 Attendance: 1,639. (Christine Latham), 67:46. Southern Methodist 4, Baylor 0 Shots: Minnesota 12, Nebraska 28. Goalkeeper saves: Ba y l o r. 0 0— 0 NOVEMBER 13 M—Dana Larson 8; N—Karina LeBlanc 5. Corner kicks: Southern Methodist.. 1 3— 4 UCLA 2, San Diego 1 (ot) M 2, N 12. Fouls: M 10, N 15. Attendance: 1,814. First half: S—Sarah Harvey (Laura Snyder), 14:00. San Diego .. 0 1 0— 1 Second half: S—Harvey (unassisted), 60:12; S—Harvey UC L A. 1 0 1— 2 NO V E M B E R 14 Hartford 1, Florida 0 (Snyder), 77:59; S—Amanda Forgason (Tara Comfort), First half: U—Venus James (Staci Duncan, Jessica 84 : 4 4 . Winton), 33:08. Ha r t f o r d .. 0 1— 1 Shots: Baylor 13, Southern Methodist 9. Goalkeeper Second half: SD—Heather Swanson (penalty kick), Fl o r i d a .. 0 0— 0 saves: B—Kedryn Baskin 3, S—Becca Lief 8. Corner 53 : 0 4 . Second half: H—Danielle Korbmacher (Anny Myge), kicks: B 2, S 5. Fouls: B 9, S 12. Attendance: 971. Overtime: U—Winton (Tracey Milburn), 93:23. 65 : 0 7 . Shots: San Diego 10, UCLA 12. Goalkeeper saves: Shots: Hartford 11, Florida 12. Goalkeeper saves: H— NOVEMBER 10 SD—Leila Duren 6; U—CiCi Peterson 4. Corner kicks: Ingrid Sternhoff 6; F—Jordan Kellgren 5. Corner kicks: H Maryland 6, Long Island 0 SD 6, U 1. Fouls: SD 15, U 19. Attendance: 494. 2, F 4. Fouls: H 20, F 18. Attendance: 1,249. Long Island .. 0 0— 0 Ma r y l a n d .. 1 5— 6 NOVEMBER 13 NOVEMBER 14 Connecticut 3, Dartmouth 0 Virginia 3, James Madison 1 First half: M—Emily Janss (Valerie Lawrence), 20:53. Da r t m o u t h .. 0 0— 0 James Madison .. 0 1— 1 Second half: M—Jackie Mynarski (Lindsay Basalyga), Co n n e c t i c u t. 1 2— 3 Vi r g i n i a. 2 1— 3 46:10; M-—Basalyga (penalty kick), 48:55; M—Janss (Sara Gustafson), 50:30; M—Basalyga (unassisted), First half: C—Lauren Molinaro (Mary-Frances Monroe, Jen First half: V—Jill Maxwell (Katie Tracy), 8:44; V—Angela 76:47; M—Mynarski (Lawrence), 83:04.
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