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TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 2010 SCHEDULE Location..........................Philadelphia, Pa. Date Day Opponent...........................................................Time Founded............................................1884 Aug. 28 Saturday BUCKNELL ......................................................1:00 PM Enrollment .....................................37,000 Aug. 29 Sunday FAIRFIELD .......................................................3:00 PM President..................Dr. Ann Weaver Hart Sep. 3 Friday at St. Francis (PA)...........................................3:00 PM Director of Athletics.................Bill Bradshaw Sep. 5 Sunday vs. Georgetown (at American Univ.) ...............1:00 PM Nickname .........................................Owls Sep. 10 Friday LAFAYETTE .....................................................4:00 PM Colors ...........................Cherry and White Sep. 17 Friday DELAWARE.....................................................3:30 PM Home Field...............................Geasey Field Sep. 18 Saturday PENN STATE ...................................................2:00 PM Capacity..............................................1,000 Sep. 22 Wednesday DREXEL...........................................................3:30 PM Conference .................................Atlantic 10 Sep. 25 Saturday AMERICAN .....................................................1:00 PM Sep. 29 Wednesday at Rider ...........................................................4:00 PM COACHING STAFF Oct. 2 Saturday at Monmouth ..................................................1:00 PM Head Coach ....................Amanda Janney Oct. 3 Sunday BRYANT ..........................................................2:00 PM Phone.................................215-204-6288 Oct. 8 Friday * SAINT JOSEPH’S ............................................3:00 PM E-Mail [email protected] Oct. 10 Sunday PENN ..............................................................1:00 PM Career Record/Years.....................56-47/5 Oct. 15 Friday * at La Salle .......................................................3:00 PM Record at TU/Years..........................Same Oct. 17 Sunday * WEST CHESTER............................................12:00 PM Assistant Coach .......................Beth Riley Oct. 22 Friday * at Massachusetts ...........................................3:00 PM Phone.................................215-204-5515 Oct. 24 Sunday * SAINT LOUIS.................................................12:00 PM E-Mail [email protected] Oct. 29 Friday * at Richmond....................................................3:00 PM Grad. Asst. Coach..............Kelsey Nickles Oct. 31 Sunday * LOCK HAVEN (Senior Day) ............................12:00 PM THE TEAM Atlantic 10 Tournament Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................12/9 Nov. 5 Friday ** ATLANTIC 10 SEMIFINAL......................................TBA Starters Returning/Lost .......................5/6 Nov. 6 Saturday ** ATLANTIC 10 FINAL ..............................................TBA 2009 Overall Record ..........................9-12 A-10 Record ........................................4-2 Home matches in CAPS; * Atlantic 10 Conference game; A-10 Regular Season Finish..............T2nd ** Atlantic 10 Tournament (at Temple); Atlantic 10 Tournament Finish ............2nd All times Eastern and subject to change. ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Contact............................Karen Auerbach Office Phone.......................215-204-3850 Office Fax ...........................215-204-7499 E-mail [email protected] Website ...................www.owlsports.com TABLE OF CONTENTS Outlook................................................3-4 Head Coach Amanda Janney ..............6-7 Assistant Coaches..................................8 Roster.....................................................9 Player Profiles..................................11-19 Newcomers.....................................19-20 2010 Seniors (L to R): Kylee Yetter, Taryn Nichols, Katey DeIaco, Sarah Dalrymple Year in Review......................................22 2009 Statistics & Results .....................23 Under Armour® is the official outfitter of Temple Athletics. The originators of performance apparel, Under Armour has transitioned athletes into mois- News & Notes......................................24 ture-wicking apparel since 1996. Under Armour products are sold world- Atlantic 10............................................25 wide and worn by athletes at all levels, from youth to professional, on All Conference ......................................26 playing fields around the globe. Hall of Fame..........................................27 Record Book....................................28-31 CREDITS All-Time Roster .....................................33 The 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide was written and edited by Karen Auerbach. Layout and All-Time Results...............................34-37 cover design by Kelli Sheesley, Cathy Bongiovi and Karen Auerbach. Additional editing provided by Larry Dougherty and Al Shrier. Cover photo provided by Wendy Badman. Interior photography provided by Series Records .....................................35 Joseph V. Labolito, Paul Keener and Wendy Badman. Published by the Temple University Department of Temple University & Philadelphia.....39-56 Intercollegiate Athletics. 1 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide 20102010 SeasonSeason OuOu looklook 2010 OUTLOOK After a strong finish to last season, looking for a lot of the freshmen to start flected how good she is. The confidence the 2010 Temple Field Hockey team is and make an immediate impact.” and experience she got this summer is looking to keep that momentum going Leading by experience will be a going to be so valuable. We hope she’ll and achieve big things this year. The group of four seniors, two of whom are share a lot of those National Team ex- team returns both its top scorer and in their fifth year with the program. periences with our team. We also think top goalkeeper from a year ago among Sarah Dalrymple and Katey DeIaco both it will be extra motivation for everyone a group of 12 veterans, and sixth-year return for a fifth and final year, while to help prepare Sarah for the next level.” head coach Amanda Janney believes Taryn Nichols and Kylee the incoming freshman class is likely Yetter are also back for the strongest she’s ever had. their senior season. “We’re very excited about getting Dalrymple will be a back,” said Janney. “We had a slow dominant factor in the start to the season last year, but we team’s success, not just had a really strong spring season and because of her position we’re looking forward to having a fresh as starting goalkeeper, start and really getting after the non- but also given her expe- conference games early on.” rience this past summer The Owls started the 2009 season with the U.S. National with a 3-9 record before going on to Team. After a strong finish 6-3. Three of those wins were in showing as goalkeeper the last three Atlantic 10 games of the for the New Jersey Sen- year, including a 4-2 win against even- ior High Performance tual conference champ Richmond. The Center team that won strong stretch earned Temple a tie for the USFHA National second in the regular season, and the Championships in June, Senior Taryn Nichols third seed in the A-10 Tournament. The Dalrymple was invited to Owls shut out Saint Joseph’s 3-0 in train with the National Team in Chula Leading the way offensively will be the semifinals before suffering a loss Vista, Calif. She spent two weeks at junior Bridget Settles, an Atlantic 10 to Richmond in the championship the U.S. Olympic Training Center in Second Team selection last year. Set- game. July, and will return there in the spring tles led the team with 12 goals, also “We’re definitely hoping to take a semester after Temple’s season is tying for third in the conference, and lot of that momentum into the season,” completed. scored three game-winning goals. She said Janney. “We were sad to see our “At Temple we’ve always been con- trained with the New Jersey Junior seniors go, but our returners had a fident that our goalkeeping is strong, High Performance Center Team over great spring season and we’re confi- and now on paper everyone else can the summer, and was recognized at the dent they’ll do well this fall. Our incom- see how good Sarah is,” said Janney. national championships as the high ing class is so strong as well, and we’re “Last year I don’t think her stats re- scorer with five goals in five games. 3 2010 Temple Field Hockey Media Guide Becca Keener, Kaylee Keener and year seniors in Sarah and Katey, I think While awaiting the completion of Carissa Young are all back for a third sea- their maturity and leadership is some- renovations to Geasey Field, the 2009 son with the Owls. Both Keeners will be thing that’s going to help our team. team played its first three “home” consistent forces in the midfield, while Kylee and Taryn have worked really games at Drexel. This year the Owls not Young will look to anchor the defense. hard over the last three years and I only start on their home field, but will The five-person sophomore class think they’re finally going to see that host the Temple Invitational August 28- includes redshirt sophomore Caryn pay off.” 29 to kick off the season. Lambright, Katie Briglia, Taylor Musser, The largest class by far is the fresh- “We want to prepare
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