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NCAA Tournament: 2000-2005 • Round of 16: 2000 & 2002 ACC Championship Final: 2001 & 2004 1 MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Department of Table of Contents Intercollegiate Athletics at The Florida MEDIA INFORMATION State University shall be to produce College Cup Spread .................................. 1 National Collegiate Athletic Association Table of Contents ...................................... 2 (NCAA) Division I programs for men Quick Facts ................................................. 3 and women that are characterized by Media Information ..................................... 4 excellence. In addition, the Department strives to be recognized as a campus 2006 OUTLOOK leader in terms of its ethics, non- Roster/Breakdown .................................... 6 discrimination, and unquestioned fiscal Photo Roster .............................................. 7 integrity. Season Outlook ......................................... 8 Excellence in intercollegiate athletic programs is determined by academic COACHING STAFF achievement; and the development of Mark Krikorian ........................................ 12 character, maturity, and a sense of fair Eric Bell ..................................................... 16 play in athletic programs. It, moreover, Pauliina Miettinen ................................... 17 engenders support for the University Ileana Moschos ........................................ 18 among its many constituent groups, J.P. Barbosa................................................ 18 including students, faculty, alumni, and Support Staff ............................................ 19 friends at the local, state, and national levels. In striving to become a leader PLAYER BIOS among our peers, the Department Libby Gianeskis........................................ 20 subscribes fully to the philosophy and Selin Kuralay ............................................. 21 regulations set forth by the National Ali Mims .................................................... 22 Collegiate Athletic Association and Holly Peltzer ............................................ 24 operates within the fiscal regulations and To by Ranck ............................................... 25 non-discriminatory procedures estab- Kelly Rowland .......................................... 26 2005 Stats ................................................. 46 lished by the Florida State University Melissa Samokishyn ................................ 28 2005 Results ............................................ 47 Board of Trustees and the Florida Katrin Schmidt ........................................ 29 2005 Box Scores ..................................... 48 Legislature. Sage Sizemore ......................................... 30 It is the explicit philosophy of the Collette Swensen.................................... 31 THE UNIVERSITY Department that our student-athletes India Trotter ............................................. 32 This Is FSU Soccer ................................. 50 will be strongly encouraged and sup- Kirsten van de Ven .................................. 34 Seminole Soccer Complex ................... 52 ported in their endeavors to progress Sarah Wagenfuhr ..................................... 35 This Is ACC Soccer ................................ 54 toward a degree while simultaneously Mami Yamaguchi ...................................... 36 Nations Premiere Program .................. 56 participating in an intercollegiate athletic Newcomers ............................................. 37 This Is Florida State................................ 60 program whose environment is consis- This Is Tallahassee ................................... 64 tent with the highest standards of YEAR IN REVIEW This Is The ACC ...................................... 66 academic scholarship, sportsmanship, 2005 Review ............................................ 40 Endowed Scholarships ........................... 67 ethics, and institutional loyalty. Finally, the decisions and priorities of the OPPONENT INFORMATION Department should always focus on our Opponent Summary .............................. 68 student-athletes—first, as individuals; Opponent Capsules ............................... 69 second, as students; and third, as ACC Composite Schedule ................... 74 athletes. Series Records ........................................ 75 SOCCER RECORD BOOK MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Career & Season Records .................... 76 The 2006 Seminole Soccer ACC & NCAA Tournament Records. 77 Media Guide is a publication of Yearly Leaders ......................................... 78 Individual & Team Records.................... 79 the Florida State University Honors & Awards ................................... 82 Sports Information Office. Seminole Streaks..................................... 84 Written and edited by Elliott Year-by-Year Results/Stats .................... 85 Finebloom, editing and research All-Time Letterwinners ......................... 89 assistance by Jason Leturmy and NCAA Tournament Box Scores .......... 90 A.J. Hendeson. Designed by CWaters Designs, Quincy, Fla. SUPPORTING OUR ATHLETES Photography by Larry Novey, Training Room ......................................... 92 Brandon Goodman, FSU Photo Strength & Conditioning ....................... 93 Academics ................................................ 94 Lab, Ross Obley, Ryals Lee, US Student Services ..................................... 96 Soccer and Tom Casazza. ON THE COVER: Seniors Ali Mims, Community Service................................ 97 Printing by MultiAd. Kelly Rowland and India Trotter. Compliance .............................................. 98 NCAA College Cup 2003 & 2005 2 FSU is one of only two schools to play in two of the last three College Cups Soccer Quick Facts SID INFORMATION Soccer SID...............................................................Elliott Finebloom Phone Number.......................................................... (850) 644-5656 Fax Number ...............................................................(850) 644-3820 Cell Number .............................................................. (850) 321-7096 Press Box Number ...................................................(850) 645-3240 Email address ........................................................ [email protected] Mailing Address .......................................... Florida State University 525 Stadium Drive West Tallahassee, FL 32306 Athletic Website.............................................. www.seminoles.com Conference Website ........................................... www.theacc.com UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location ........................................................................ Tallahassee, FL SYMBOL ............................................................. Seminoles Colors ...................................................................... Garnet and Gold Enrollment .................................................................................. 39,652 President ....................................................................... T.K. Wetherell Athletic Director ..........................................................Dave Hart, Jr. Senior Associate Athletic Director/Soccer ............... Kim Record Conference ...........................................Atlantic Coast Conference National Affiliation (Division)....................................................... D1 SOCCER INFORMATION Home Field/Capacity ............... Seminole Soccer Complex/1,500 Head Coach ...................................... Mark Krikorian (2nd season) Alma Mater ........................................... St. Anselm College (1983) Record at School ............................................. 20-4-1 (2nd Season) Career Coaching Record .................. 188-53-6 (.773 in 12 years) TEAM INFORMATION National Championships .............. 1994 & 1995 (Franklin Pierce) 2005 Overall Record ............................................................... 20-4-1 Assistant Coaches ......................................... Eric Bell (1st Season) 2005 Conference Record/Finish ................................ 8-2-0 / T-2nd Pauliina Miettinen (2nd Season) 2005 Postseason .................. National Semifinalist (College Cup) Volunteer Assistant........................... Ileana Moschos (1st Season) Final 2005 Ranking.......................................................... 4th NSCAA Team Manager ........................................... J.P. Barbosa (1st Season) 4th SoccerTimes.com Soccer Office Phone Number ...............................(850) 644-7205 5th SoccerBuzz 7th Soccer America Starters R/L ...................................................................................... 9/2 Letterwinners R/L ........................................................................ 13/6 Top Returnees ...................................................India Trotter, SR, MF Kelly Rowland, SR, D Sel Kuralay, JR, F Sarah Wagenfuhr, SO, D Top Newcomers ......................... Alexondrea Trusty, D, Media, PA Becky Edwards, MF, Downington, PA 2005 LEADER BOARD Points............................ Selin Kuralay ......... 41 (16 G 9 A) Goals ............................ Selin Kuralay .......................... 16 GWG ............................ Selin Kuralay ............................ 6 Assts ............................. India Trotter ............................. 9 ...................................... Selin Kuralay .............................. Shots
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