2006 SEASON IN REVIEW 2006 GOALS & ASSISTS #1 Portland (2-1) 0-1 28:47 Woznuk (Sweeney) 1-1 68:15 Trotter (Kuralay, Edwards) 2-1 79:17 Yamaguchi Arizona State (1-0) 1-0 92:14 Kuralay (Rowland) Loyola (MD) (3-1) 1-0 30:26 Kuralay (Ranck) 1-1 38:52 Kennington 2-1 56:35 Rowland (Iturregi) 3-1 80:52 Schmidt #16 Florida (1-0) 1-0 43:02 Kuralay UCF (2-0) 1-0 37:03 Kuralay 2-0 66:04 Yamaguchi FAU (2-1) 1-0 2:36 Iturregi (Trotter) 1-1 36:37 Tirelli 2-1 56:35 Trotter (Iturregi) #4 North Carolina (1-2) 0-1 22:22 O’Reilly (Heath, Hawkins) 1-1 61:54 Trotter 1-2 83:04 O’Reilly (Engen, Harris) College Cups This Decade NC State (2-0) GOOD TO SEE YOU AGAIN 1-0 27:24 Kuralay (Edwards) Not only has FSU been to back-to-back College Cups, Team Since ’03 Since ‘00 2-0 47:48 Trotter (Rowland) UCLA ...... 4 ...... 5 #8 Virginia (0-0) but the Seminoles have also advanced to three of the (2-1) last four national semifinals. Only UCLA has more UNC ...... 2 ...... 5 0-1 36:54 Liberati appearances over the last four seasons then FSU and Portland ...... 1 ...... 4 1-1 58:37 Kuralay (PK) Florida State ...... 3 ...... 3 2-1 85:55 Yamaguchi (Trotter, Peltzer) only three schools have been to more Cups this decade Maryland (1-0) than the Seminoles. UCLA and UNC have both been Santa Clara ...... 1 ...... 3 1-0 43:35 Rowland (Edwards) Notre Dame ...... 2 ...... 3 Boston College (0-0) to five Cups this decade. Portland is in second with Stetson (2-1) four appearances but the Pilots have been to just one 0-1 12:42 Jones 1-1 12:57 Yamaguchi (van de Ven) Cup since 2003. Florida State is tied with a pair of National Champions, Santa Clara and Notre Dame, 2-1 74:22 Kuralay (Iturregi, Edwards) for third place with three appearances. FSU and UCLA are also the only two schools to make it to both Miami (2-0) the 2005 and 2006 College Cups. FSU now joins a prestigious list of only 11 programs that have played in 1-0 50:01 Trotter (Yamaguchi) 2-0 77:31 Rowland (Schmidt) back-to-back College Cups and one of just five schools that have accomplished that feat this decade. #9 Wake Forest (3-2) 0-1 20:37 Lebo (Winslow) 1-1 31:01 Kuralay (van de Ven) NICE CHOICE 1-2 48:31 Remy In just two seasons head coach Mark Krikorian is proving himself to be one of the best Division I coaches 2-2 56:29 Kuralay (Ranck, Edwards) 3-2 59:19 Gianeskis in the game. In 2006, he became the first DI coach to ever lead his team to back-to-back College Cups #23 Duke (1-3) in his first two years in the era of the 64-team tournament. Three other coaches have taken their teams 1-0 35:02 Kuralay (Trotter) to the final four in their first two seasons on the job but Krikorian is the only coach of that group to 1-1 46:08 Moros (McCabe, ) 2-1 76:22 Kroyer (Redmond, Tippets) pull off that feat against a full 64-team field. No coach in America has advanced through eight rounds 3-1 86:22 Quinn (Gummersal) of NCAA Tournament play in his first two seasons at a school except for Krikorian. Krikorian hasn’t Jacksonville (3-0) 1-0 26:17 Schmidt (Edwards, Yamaguchi) just been brilliant in the postseason. For the second straight season his teams have recorded at least 18 2-0 63:13 Yamaguchi (Trusty, Swensen) wins. The previous single-season record for wins came in 2003 when FSU recorded 17 victories that 3-0 73:57 van de Ven (Schmidt) Clemson (0-0) year. The two highest win totals in FSU history have now both come under Krikorian as his 38 wins Duke (2-0) are just four short of the wins FSU accumulated in the three seasons before he was hired. It took 92 1-0 32:50 Trusty (Yamaguchi) 2-0 48:53 Kuralay (Yamaguchi) games from 1995 to 1999 for FSU to notch the 38th win in program history yet Krikorian has done it #18 Wake Forest (0-0) in just 50 career games. #1 North Carolina (1-2) 1-0 50:42 Trotter (Edwards) 1-1 57:14 Averbuch (Hawkins) College Cups In Each Of A Coaches’ First Two Seasons 1-2 98:18 Guess (Engen) Jacksonville (6-0) Paul Verhees ...... California, 87 & 88 1-0 3:09 Rowland (Edwards, Kuralay) Carl Beal ...... Colorado College, 90 & 91 2-0 22:40 Schmidt (Rowland) Randy Waldrum ...... Notre Dame, 99 & 00 3-0 36:38 Schmidt (Iturregi) 4-0 43:02 Schmidt (van de Ven) Mark Krikorian ...... *Florida State, 05 & 06 5-0 47:42 Marriott *Only coach to accomplish this in a 64-team field 6-0 66:28 Stalzer (Damren) #21 Cal (3-1) 1-0 6:52 Kuralay SCHEDULING CONFLICT 2-0 10:55 Trotter (Kuralay) The Seminole soccer team came into the NCAA Tournament having played the third-most games 3-0 26:27 Yamaguchi (Ranck) 3-1 48:14 Ratican versus NCAA Tournament teams in the nation. FSU played 12 games versus nine teams that were #15 Illinois (1-0) invited to the postseason. After the first three rounds of play, the Seminoles’ schedule looked even 1-0 19:08 Rowland (Schmidt) #21 Clemson (2-1) tougher. Florida State played four games versus the seven teams that were still remaining in the NCAA 0-1 30:27 Franklin Tournament Quarterfinals. Only North Carolina played more (6) and no other team played more than 1-1 49:17 Kuralay (Wagenfuhr) 2-1 62:43 Edwards three. Of the four College Cup participants only Florida State and North Carolina played each other #1 Notre Dame (1-2) competing twice in 2006. Both games decided by one goal including an overtime victory by UNC in 0-1 35:32 Rosen the ACC Championship game. 0-2 38:21 Krivacek (Bock, Hanks) 1-2 51:22 Trotter (Rowland)

42 2006 SEASON IN REVIEW SUCCESS STORY NOTHING NEW The Seminoles have been to seven straight NCAA Tournaments, five round One of the reasons for Florida State’s success in of 16’s, three quarterfinals and three College Cups in the last six seasons. Most the NCAA Tournament has been playing in the amazingly, FSU is already in the top 10 for all-time NCAA Tournament wins ACC. The conference continually proves itself and the Seminoles rank fifth in the history of the NCAA in wins per trip to to be the best in the nation and with seven of 11 the NCAA Tournament. The only schools that have won more games per trip teams making the NCAA Tournament and two to the NCAA’s are North Carolina, Notre Dame, UCLA and Portland. Florida in the College Cup in 2006 nobody can make State is one of just two teams with multiple College Cup appearances in the an argument against the ACC once again. The last three years, one of seven teams to make two of the last three quarterfinals, ACC has placed at least one team in the final one of just nine schools to advance to the third round four or more times four for the 24th time in 25 years. Teams from since 2000 and one of just 14 schools to be invited to seven straight NCAA the Atlantic Coast Conference have excelled in Tournaments. Getting there is one thing but winning once you’re in is another. NCAA Tournament play because of the level Of the teams that have played 10 or more all-time games, FSU has the fifth- of competition. The ACC season is basically highest winning percentage of any team in NCAA Tournament history. Only like playing in the NCAA Tournament. For example, when FSU took on Notre the University of North Carolina, Notre Dame, Portland and UCLA have a Dame in the national semifinal, it was the Seminoles 12th straight game versus better success rate in the tournament. FSU is in elite company as only five a 2006 NCAA Tournament team. No other team played seven straight games teams have a winning percentage of .708 or better and three have won National versus NCAA Tournament teams heading into the NCAA semifinals. Of the Championships this decade (UNC, Notre Dame and Portland). four College Cup teams only Florida State and North Carolina played six in a row and every other team had played five or less. Not only did FSU play 12 All-Time NCAA Tournament Wins and Wins Per Trip straight versus NCAA Tournament teams they dominated that competition. School Wins Trips Wins/Trip Win Pct. In the previous 11 games versus NCAA Tournament teams leading up to the North Carolina 92 25 3.60 .933 semifinals FSU posted a 7-2-2 record. UCLA 30 11 2.73 .744 Notre Dame 39 14 2.71 .755 THEY ARE SPECIAL Portland 37 14 2.64 .754 If there was ever any question to how special seniors India Trotter and Kelly Florida State 16 7 2.29 .708 Rowland are there are really just two categories you need to look at. What Penn State 27 12 2.25 .705 these two players have done when it comes to Santa Clara 40 18 2.22 .698 career starts and NCAA Tournament play is Florida 16 9 1.78 .635 a testament to how much they have done for Connecticut 41 25 1.64 .619 this program. Trotter and Rowland are first Texas A&M 18 12 1.50 .597 and second all-time at FSU for career starts Nebraska 15 10 1.50 .620 with a combined 189 games. The only other Massachusetts 17 15 1.13 .531 Seminole to ever start 90 games was Amber Stanford 14 16 0.88 .500 Tollefson. No two players in the same class Virginia 15 19 0.79 .471 have ever started more games than Trotter and Rowland who bested the record of 169 GOING OUT ON TOP combined starts set by Tollefson and Kristin For the first-time in school history the Seminoles have a National Soccer Boyce from 2000-2003. The other area where Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) first team All-American, actually these two have been dominant is in the two. Both Kelly Rowland and India Trotter were named to the 11-member NCAA Tournament. Trotter and Rowland NSCAA first team All-American squad. Selin Kuralay was named to the second played in three College Cups. The postseason team giving FSU three NSCAA All-Americans, one more than the schools success FSU has experienced the last four years has a lot to do with these had in its previous 11 years combined. two players. Trotter and Rowland are either first or second in career NCAA Tournament goals, points and game-winning goals. The pair has 29 career Trotter was named a second-team NSCAA All-American in 2005, making her NCAA Tournament points, 12 goals and six game-winning goals. What they the first two-time NSCAA All-American in school history. This is the first have combined to do on the biggest stage has never been done by any FSU NSCAA All-American honor for Rowland and Kuralay. Rowland was named a players. No two Seminoles, regardless of the years they played, have ever Soccer Buzz second team All-American in 2004 while Kuralay was named one combined for more than 20 points, 10 goals or five game-winners in NCAA of 11 Soccer America team MVP’s following the 2005 season. The Seminoles Tournament play. were tied with North Carolina and UCLA for the most NSCAA first team All-Americans and the most total All-Americans from one school. LIGHTS OUT DEFENSE The Florida State offense stole the headlines opening weekend of the 2006 Both Rowland and Trotter were also honored by the NCAA Sunday following NCAA Tournament outscoring the opposition 9-1. But versus Illinois, the the conclusion of the Women’s College Cup. The Seminole seniors were named Seminoles continued to do what they did best all season and that was shut to the NCAA All-Tournament team. It was the first such honor for Rowland people down. FSU blanked Illinois for the team’s 14th shutout of the season as and the third in four seasons for Trotter. Trotter is the only FSU player to the team held the Fighting Illini to just one shot on goal. The Seminoles played ever be named an NCAA All-Tournament team selection multiple times in stellar defense all season long and the team’s record number of shutouts and her career. Trotter is the only player in the NCAA to be named to three of 0.67 GAA were proof of that. In the 2006 NCAA Tournament, the Seminoles the last four NCAA All-Tournament teams. recorded two shutouts in the same NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history. In the team’s last 11 NCAA Tournament games dating back to 2004 FSU recorded four shutouts.

43 2006 SEASON IN REVIEW IN THE RUNNING HONORS & AWARDS placed a soccer player on the Selin Kuralay ...... Semifinalist watch list for the prestigious MAC Hermann Trophy for FSU and the MAC Hermann Trophy India Trotter ...... Semifinalist 2004 Leah Gallegos ...... Watch List Soccer Buzz the third straight year, but no one has ever got any closer Katrin Schmidt ...... Player of the Year Finalist to the award than the pre-season list. That all changed 2005 Kelly Rowland ...... Watch List Selin Kuralay ...... Player of the Year Finalist in a big way in 2006 when both Selin Kuralay and India 2006 Selin Kuralay ...... Watch List Top Drawer Soccer Trotter were named the first semifinalists for the award 2006 India Trotter ...... Watch List Katrin Schmidt ...... Team of the Year (1st) 2006 Selin Kuralay ...... Semifinalist Selin Kuralay ...... Team of the Year (1st) in program history. FSU was one of four schools to 2006 India Trotter ...... Semifinalist Kelly Rowland ...... Team of the Year (2nd) place two players among the 15 semifinalists. Kuralay India Trotter ...... Team of the Year (3rd) Sarah Wagenfuhr ...... Team of the Year (4th) and Trotter were first and second for Florida State in Ali Mims ...... Team of the Year (5th) goals, points and game-winning goals. They combined to score almost half (20) of the Seminoles 41 ...... Freshman Team (1st) Soccer Buzz Pre-Season All-American goals in 2006 and they had eight of the 16 game-winners scored by FSU players. In the last two seasons, India Trotter, Selin Kuralay Trotter and Kuralay combined for 50 goals and 122 points in a span of 50 games. Soccer America Pre-Season All-American India Trotter, Selin Kuralay ACC POW DOWN TO 14 ...... 8/28/06 FSU’s invitation to the 2006 NCAA Tournament was historic for the Soccer America National POW SEVEN STRAIGHT Mami Yamaguchi ...... 8/30/06 program. Not only was it the seventh consecutive invitation for FSU but NCAA’S it also meant FSU has played in the NCAA Tournament seven times in 12 Soccer America Team of the Week Clemson* Mami Yamaguchi ...... 8/30/06 years. After going 0 for 5 in the first five years of program history, for the Kelly Rowland ...... 9/5/06 Connecticut Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week Seminoles to be making the tournament at a 58% clip in program history Florida State* Mami Yamaguchi ...... 8/30/06 is pretty amazing. The Seminoles are one of just 14 schools out of 301 North Carolina* Katrin Schmidt ...... 10/10/06 playing Division I soccer that have gone to seven consecutive NCAA Notre Dame Ali Mims ...... 11/7/06 Penn State Heather Farr All-Tournament Team Tournaments. Of those 14 schools, five are from the ACC. Considering Selin Kuralay, Becky Edwards, Kelly Rowland, the fact 29 of the 64 teams from the 2005 tournament didn’t even make Portland Ali Mims Santa Clara SoccerFLA.com Player of the Week it back in 2006(45%), what FSU has done over seven straight years is Stanford Ali Mims amazing. Round of 16 teams Yale, Arizona and Pepperdine are among the Texas A&M Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week most notable schools that did not qualify in 2006. Just one team (Nebraska) UCLA Katrin Schmidt Virginia* All-ACC missed the tournament for the first time in the last seven years. Of the Selin Kuralay ...... First Team 14 teams that have been to seven straight NCAA Tournaments eight were Wake Forest* India Trotter ...... First Team still playing in the NCAA Quarterfinals. West Virginia Katrin Schmidt ...... First Team *ACC School Kelly Rowland ...... Second Team Becky Edwards ...... Freshman Team GOOD TO BE ALL-ACC CoSIDA Academic All-District Mami Yamaguchi ...... Third Team On the eve of the 2006 ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament in Cary, N.C., the second-place FSU soccer Katrin Schmidt ...... Third Team team got some good news as the Seminoles were honored with five players on the All-Conference team ACC All-Tournament Team as voted on by the league’s head coaches. Three Seminoles were named to the All-ACC first team, tying Ali Mims, Kelly Rowland, India Trotter, Mami Yamaguchi the school record set in 2005. Four Seminoles were named either first or second team, which also tied SoccerFLA.com All-Florida Team a program-best set in 2004. Florida State led all ACC schools in first team selections and was second India Trotter ...... Player of the Year Kelly Rowland, Mami Yamaguchi, Ali Mims, to only conference champion North Carolina in overall All-ACC honorees. In the last three seasons no Selin Kuralay, Katrin Schmidt team has more first team All-ACC selections than Florida State. The Seminoles lead the ACC with eight NCSAA All-American first team members since 2003 followed closely by North Carolina at seven. UNC has had 13 players India Trotter ...... 1st Team Kelly Rowland ...... 1st Team make first or second team over that stretch followed by Florida State’s 11. The Seminoles are also second Selin Kuralay ...... 2nd Team to only North Carolina when it comes to All-ACC freshmen selections all-time as the Seminoles now NCSAA All-Region have 12 compared to UNC’s 15. India Trotter ...... 1st Team Kelly Rowland ...... 1st Team Selin Kuralay ...... 1st Team 40-FIED Sarah Wagenfuhr ...... 2nd Team Katrin Schmidt ...... 2nd Team Ali Mims passed a pretty big milestone in Winston-Salem, N.C. Soccer Buzz All-American when FSU knocked off No. 9 Wake Forest. The senior keeper Selin Kuralay ...... 1st Team picked up her 40th career victory, becoming the only Seminole India Trotter ...... 2nd Team Katrin Schmidt ...... 2nd Team keeper to ever reach that mark. What is even more amazing is Soccer Buzz All-Region that earlier in 2006 Mims became the only FSU keeper to ever Selin Kuralay ...... 1st Team India Trotter ...... 1st Team win 30 games in her career. She finished her career 20 victories Katrin Schmidt ...... 1st Team ahead of her nearest competitor when it comes to wins by a Kelly Rowland ...... 2nd Team goalkeeper. In the four seasons in which Ali has been eligible Ali Mims ...... 2nd Team Mami Yamaguchi ...... 3rd Team to play, she accounted for 61% of the 74 wins amassed by the Becky Edwards ...... Freshman Team Seminoles during that stretch. What makes that stat even more Weaver-James-Corrigan Award impressive is that in 2004 she may have been eligible but did not Kelly Rowland ACC All-Academic Team player because she was not fully recovered from a leg injury and appeared in just three games. In those three Kelly Rowland, , Katrin Schmidt other seasons, she accounted for 45 of FSU’s 62 victories. Mims not only picked up career win number Becky Edwards Soccer America 40 but she also became the first Seminole keeper to surpass 5,000 minutes in net. She leaves FSU with 48 India Trotter ...... MVP career wins and 20 career shutouts, which is almost an unimagineable mark for an FSU keeper since the previous career highs were 26 wins and 13 shutouts. India Trotter ...... Finalist

44 2006 SEASON IN REVIEW STATE-ING OUR CASE OH WHAT A NIGHT Winning inside the state of FSU VS. FLA The Seminoles’ victory over Wake Forest in Winston-Salem was a pretty special one. First of all it was Florida has been a huge priority SCHOOLS the first win for FSU in Winston-Salem versus the Deacons in program history and just the fourth for Florida State this decade and 2000 (8-0) regular season win for FSU in the state of North Carolina. In five previous games versus Wake at Spry Florida ...... 3-2 Stadium, the Seminoles were just 0-4-1. Second, it was just the sixth comeback in program history from the results show. The Seminoles USF ...... 2-1 are 40-4-0 versus Florida schools JU ...... 3-1 2-1 down and just the third ever when trailing 2-1 versus an ACC opponent. Third, the victory marked since 2000. That translates to UCF ...... 3-1 the 200th win of Mark Krikorian’s collegiate coaching career. Fourth, the game-winning goal was scored a winning percentage of .909 FIU ...... 4-1 by Libby Gianeskis who had never scored a game-winner in her three year career but also had never against teams from the Sunshine Miami ...... 3-1 scored a goal either. JU ...... 4-1 State over the last eight seasons. Florida ...... 2-1 The Seminoles are currently on 2001 (5-1) THE CAPITAL OF SOCCER IN FLORIDA an 11-game win streak versus Florida ...... 0-2 Florida State’s 1-0 win over Florida was pretty amazing for a few reasons but mostly due to the in-state foes. Florida State’s USF ...... 1-0 unprecedented turnout of the Tallahassee community. The Seminoles downed their rivals in front of UCF ...... 5-0 a record crowd of 4,582, shattering the previous record of 1,912 by 2,670. The crowd was over 3,000 success in state since 2000 has FIU ...... 4-1 been remarkable especially when Miami ...... 3-1 above the listed capacity of the Seminole Soccer Complex as fans packed every inch of open space on you compare FSU’s 40-4 record JU ...... 5-1 the hills, in the stands, behind the street side goal and all along the floors of the parking garage adjacent to Florida’s 11-7 record over 2002 (5-0) to the field. The crowd wasn’t just impressive for Florida State. It was the second-largest crowd to ever Miami ...... 2-1 the same time frame. Of those watch an FSU/UF game and the 21st-largest regular season crowd in the history of NCAA women’s USF ...... 3-2 soccer. The number of fans that came to the UF game was staggering when you compare it to some seven losses UF has suffered Florida ...... 2-1 to in-state foes, five have come UCF ...... 3-1 other crowd statistics at FSU. The 4,582 fans that came to that one game were more than the people who at the hands of the Seminoles. JU ...... 3-1 showed up to watch the Seminoles in four entire seasons. In 1995, 1997, 1999 and 2001, FSU drew fewer 2003 (6-1) than 4,582 fans for the entire home campaign. The 17,399 fans that came to watch 13 FSU home games FSU has won 16 of its last 17 Florida ...... 0-2 matches against Sunshine State in 2006 represent the largest single season home attendance in school history. The Seminoles played in JU ...... 3-1 front of over 1,000 fans in eight of 13 home games in 2006. Florida State drew four of the five largest opponents. Of the last 22 games Miami ...... 7-1 crowds in school history including the largest daytime crowd ever (vs. Virginia Tech - 1,895) and the played versus Florida schools, USF ...... 3-0 largest NCAA Tournament crowd ever (vs. Clemson - 1,754). FSU set a school record by drawing five the Seminoles have posted a 20-2 UCF ...... 3-0 FAU ...... 7-0 crowds of more than 1,300 fans in one season. FSU obliterated the single season record for per game record with 15 of those 20 wins Florida ...... 2-1 attendance as well as 500 more fans per game came out in 2006 than any previous season. coming via shutouts. The best 2004 (5-2) record FSU ever posted against Florida ...... 1-2 BREAK THAT STREAK Florida schools was 8-0 in 2000. Stetson ...... 1-0 JU ...... 5-0 Florida State’s opening day win over Portland was a milestone win for the In 2002 the Tribe went 5-0 but FIU ...... 1-0 program. FSU had defeated a defending Nation Champion before (North an argument can be made that USF ...... 2-0 Carolina in 2000) but this was the Seminoles’ first ever win over a team ranked Miami ...... 1-0 2003 was the best season ever No. 1. The win ended Portland’s 26-match unbeaten streak while marking as far as in-state competition UCF ...... 2-3 2005 (5-0) FSU’s first win over a West Coast Conference power as the Seminoles were 0-2 goes. Although FSU wasn’t JU ...... 7-0 versus the Pilots and Santa Clara coming in. Not only did FSU beat Portland undefeated (6-1), they averaged UCF ...... 3-0 but they did it in a manner that is pretty rare. FSU became just the third team over 3.5 goals per game and Florida ...... 4-2 in the last 41 matches prior to the game to score two goals against Portland. the win in Gainesville over Miami ...... 3-1 FAU ...... 3-0 The Seminoles also had more shots versus the Pilots (25) than any other team Florida came in the Elite Eight 2006 (7-0) had against Portland in the last five years. FSU also limited Portland to the sending FSU to the College Cup. Florida ...... 1-0 fewest shots (5) as a team since October 24, 2004. After defeating Jacksonville in UCF ...... 2-0 the NCAA Tournament, the FAU ...... 2-1 WE STILL RANK Seminoles finished the 2006 Stetson ...... 2-1 Miami ...... 2-0 After four glorious weeks at No. 1, the Seminoles reign atop the Soccer America poll came to an end season 7-0 against Florida JU ...... 3-0 after a 2-1 loss to North Carolina. Florida State was still ranked as high as No. 3 before their road split schools. It marked the fourth JU ...... 6-0 at Wake and Duke. The No. 1 ranking from Soccer America was the first in school history. Florida State time in the last seven years FSU jumped three spots to No. 1 in the poll after all three of the top teams in the preseason rankings suffered has run the table versus in-state opponents. a loss and FSU opened the year with an upset of defending National Champion Portland. Florida State’s previous all-time highest ranking was third and that came in four different polls. The highest ranking the 2006 STAT LEADERS team had ever received from Soccer America was No. 3 and that came September 6, 2004. FSU once Points again finished a season in the top five of the final polls. This is the third time in the last four years that Selin Kuralay ...... 29 (13G, 3A) the Seminoles finished a season as a top five team. India Trotter ...... 19 (8G, 3A) Mami Yamaguchi ...... 16 (6G, 4A) WEEKLY RANKINGS Goals PS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 F Selin Kuralay ...... 13 4 1 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 6 6 7 NP India Trotter ...... 8 Mami Yamaguchi ...... 6 4 2 2 2 2 3 4 5 4 6 6 5 4 Assists Becky Edwards ...... 8 6 NP 2 2 2 4 5 6 5 7 6 5 4 Mami Yamaguchi ...... 4 Kelly Rowland ...... 4 7 4 2 2 2 4 5 6 4 6 6 5 NP Iraia Iturregi ...... 4 NP = No Poll NR= Not Ranked

45 2006 FINAL STATS Overall: 18-4-4; ACC: 5-2-3; Home: 11-0-2; Away: 5-2-1; Neutral: 2-2-1 ## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT 8 Selin Kuralay 26-24 2168 13 3 29 108 .120 38 .352 4-0 5 1-1 2 India Trotter 26-26 2134 8 3 19 66 .121 31 .470 2-0 3 0-0 18 Mami Yamaguchi 26-25 2290 6 4 16 64 .094 26 .406 1-0 2 0-0 10 Kelly Rowland 25-25 2212 5 4 14 69 .072 22 .319 4-0 4 0-0 7 Katrin Schmidt 26-26 2346 5 3 13 34 .147 14 .412 0-0 1 0-0 19 Becky Edwards 26-25 2241 1 8 10 13 .077 3 .231 0-0 1 0-0 20 Iraia Iturregi 23-16 1342 1 4 6 27 .037 7 .259 2-0 0 0-0 14 Kirsten van de Ven 24-19 1444 1 3 5 32 .031 12 .375 0-0 0 0-0 3 Onnie Trusty 14-7 596 1 1 3 8 .125 4 .500 1-0 1 0-0 22 Toby Ranck 26-13 1249 0 3 3 4 .000 2 .500 0-0 0 0-0 4 Annie Stalzer 11-0 186 1 0 2 5 .200 1 .200 0-0 0 0-0 6 Brittney Marriott 5-0 98 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0-0 0 0-0 12 Libby Gianeskis 24-24 2180 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 0-0 1 0-0 25 Colette Swensen 10-2 282 0 1 1 8 .000 2 .250 1-0 0 0-0 16 Holly Peltzer 19-4 778 0 1 1 8 .000 1 .125 0-0 0 0-0 5 Sarah Wagenfuhr 23-23 2135 0 1 1 8 .000 5 .625 4-0 0 0-0 24 Victoria Damren 6-0 78 0 1 1 4 .000 2 .500 0-0 0 0-0 13 Maike Seuren 4-0 85 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0 0-0 15 Melissa Wheeler 3-1 28 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 11 Sage Sizemore 2-0 17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 9 Melissa Samokishyn 6-0 91 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 Total 26 26372 44 40 128 468 .094 175 .374 20-0 18 1-1 Opponents 26 - 18 15 51 274 .066 113 .412 19-1 4 0-0

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Faced 1 Kimmy Diaz 2-0 28:49 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 2 12 Libby Gianeskis 1-0 8:57 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 2 28 Becky Thompson 2-0 31:36 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0 2 0 Ali Mims 26-26 2355:28 17 0.65 89 .840 18 4 4 11 263 10 Kelly Rowland 1-0 5:42 1 15.79 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 Total 26 2430:32 18 0.67 95 .841 18 4 4 14 270 Opponents 26 2430:32 44 1.63 131 .749 4 18 4 4 465

FSU OVERALL TEAM STATISTICS FSU OPP GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total SHOT STATISTICS Florida State 19 24 1 0 44 Goals-Shot attempts 44-468 18-274 Opponents 10 7 1 0 18 Goals scored average 1.63 0.67 Shot pct. .094 .066 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Shots on goal-Attempts 175-468 113-274 Florida State 241 215 8 4 468 SOG pct. .374 .412 Opponents 117 140 11 6 274 Shots/Game 18.0 10.5 Assists 40 15 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total GOAL BREAKDOWN Florida State 45 43 6 1 95 Total Goals 44 18 Opponents 69 58 2 2 131 Penalty 1 0 Unassisted 11 8 CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Overtime 1 1 Florida State 66 45 3 1 115 CORNER KICKS 115 82 Opponents 34 46 2 0 82 Goals off corners 0 0 PENALTY KICKS 1-1 0-0 FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total OFFSIDES 85 15 Florida State 115 123 3 10 251 PENALTIES Opponents 167 176 10 5 358 Yellow cards 20 19 Red cards 0 1 OFFSIDES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ATTENDANCE Florida State 42 41 0 2 85 Total 17399 5500 Opponents 10 4 0 1 15 Dates/Avg Per Date 13/1338 8/688 Neutral Site #/Avg 5/3163

46 2006 GAME RESULTS Date Opponent W/L Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored Aug 27, 2006 Portland W 2-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 1625 India Trotter (Selin Kuralay; Becky Edwards) Mami Yamaguchi (unassisted) Sep 01, 2006 at Arizona State W OT 1-0 2-0-0 0-0-0 692 Selin Kuralay (Kelly Rowland) Sep 03, 2006 vs Loyola (MD) W 3-1 3-0-0 0-0-0 162 Selin Kuralay (Toby Ranck) Kelly Rowland (Iraia Iturregi) Katrin Schmidt (unassisted) Sep 08, 2006 Florida W 1-0 4-0-0 0-0-0 4582 Selin Kuralay (unassisted) Sep 13, 2006 UCF W 2-0 5-0-0 0-0-0 517 Selin Kuralay (unassisted) Mami Yamaguchi (unassisted) Sep 14, 2006 at Florida Atlantic W 2-1 6-0-0 0-0-0 612 Iraia Iturregi (India Trotter) India Trotter (Iraia Iturregi) Sep 21, 2006 at North Carolina L 1-2 6-1-0 0-1-0 2181 India Trotter (unassisted) Sep 24, 2006 at NC State W 2-0 7-1-0 1-1-0 500 Selin Kuralay (Becky Edwards) India Trotter (Kelly Rowland) Sep 28, 2006 Virginia T 2OT 0-0 7-1-1 1-1-1 1011 - Oct 01, 2006 Virginia Tech W 2-1 8-1-1 2-1-1 1895 Selin Kuralay (penalty kick) Mami Yamaguchi (India Trotter; Holly Peltzer) Oct 05, 2006 at Maryland W 1-0 9-1-1 3-1-1 545 Kelly Rowland (Becky Edwards)] Oct 08, 2006 at Boston College T 2OT 0-0 9-1-2 3-1-2 273 - Oct 11, 2006 Stetson W 2-1 10-1-2 3-1-2 466 Mami Yamaguchi (Kirsten van de Ven) Selin Kuralay (Iraia Iturregi; Becky Edwards) Oct 15, 2006 Miami W 2-0 11-1-2 4-1-2 1392 India Trotter (Mami Yamaguchi) Kelly Rowland (Katrin Schmidt) Oct 19, 2006 at Wake Forest W 3-2 12-1-2 5-1-2 450 Selin Kuralay (Kirsten van de Ven) Selin Kuralay (Toby Ranck; Becky Edwards) Libby Gianeskis (unassisted) Oct 22, 2006 at Duke L 1-3 12-2-2 5-2-2 247 Selin Kuralay (India Trotter) Oct 24, 2006 Jacksonville W 3-0 13-2-2 5-2-2 560 Katrin Schmidt (Becky Edwards; Mami Yamaguchi) Mami Yamaguchi (Onnie Trusty; Colette Swensen) Kirsten van de Ven (Katrin Schmidt) Oct 28, 2006 Clemson T 2OT 0-0 13-2-3 5-2-3 490 - ^Nov 01, 2006 vs Duke W 2-0 14-2-3 5-2-3 1018 Onnie Trusty (Mami Yamaguchi) Selin Kuralay (Mami Yamaguchi) ^Nov 03, 2006 vs Wake Forest T 2OT 0-0 14-2-4 5-2-3 3411 - ^Nov 05, 2006 vs North Carolina L OT 1-2 14-3-4 5-2-3 2814 India Trotter (Becky Edwards) *Nov 10, 2006 Jacksonville W 6-0 15-3-4 5-2-3 1076 Kelly Rowland (Selin Kuralay; Becky Edwards) Katrin Schmidt (Kelly Rowland) Katrin Schmidt (Iraia Iturregi) Katrin Schmidt (Kirsten van de Ven) Brittney Marriott (unassisted) Annie Stalzer (Victoria Damren) *Nov 12, 2006 California W 3-1 16-3-4 5-2-3 825 Selin Kuralay (unassisted) India Trotter (Selin Kuralay) Mami Yamaguchi (Toby Ranck) *Nov 19, 2006 Illinois W 1-0 17-3-4 5-2-3 1206 Kelly Rowland (Katrin Schmidt) *Nov 24, 2006 Clemson W 2-1 18-3-4 5-2-3 1754 Selin Kuralay (Sarah Wagenfuhr) Becky Edwards (unassisted) %Dec 01, 2006 vs Notre Dame L 1-2 18-4-4 5-2-3 8412 India Trotter (Kelly Rowland)

BOLD denotes ACC match ^ denotes ACC Tournament match – Cary, N.C. * denotes NCAA Tournament match – Tallahassee, Fla. % denotes NCAA Tournament match, College Cup – Cary, N.C.

TEAM RECORD ATTENDANCE Overall: ...... 18-4-4 Dates Total Average Conference: ...... 5-2-3 Total: ...... 26 ...... 38716 ...... 1489 Home: ...... 11-0-2 Home: ...... 13 ...... 17399 ...... 1338 Away: ...... 5-2-1 Away: ...... 8 ...... 5500 ...... 688 Neutral ...... 2-2-1 Neutral: ...... 5 ...... 15817 ...... 3163 Overtime: ...... 1-1-4

47 2006 BOX SCORES #1 PORTLAND AT #4 FSU #1 FSU AT FLORIDA ATLANTIC #3 FSU AT MARYLAND Aug. 27, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Sept. 14, 2006, Boca Raton, FL Oct. 5, 2006, College Park, MD Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Portland 1 0 1 Florida State 1 1 2 Florida State 1 0 1 Florida State 0 2 2 Florida Atlantic 1 0 1 Maryland 0 0 0 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 1 28:47 POR Angie Woznuk (1) (Megan Sweeney) 1 2:36 FSU Iraia Iturregi (1) (India Trotter) 1 43:35 FSU Kelly Rowland (2) (Becky Edwards) 2 68:56 FSU India Trotter (1) (Selin Kuralay; 2 36:37 FAU Alicia Tirelli (4) (unassisted) Shots: Florida State 14; Maryland 9 Becky Edwards) 3 62:49 FSU India Trotter (2) (Iraia Iturregi) Saves: Florida State 4; Maryland 3 3 79:17 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (1) (unassisted) Shots: Florida State 18, Florida Atlantic 8 Shots: Portland 5, Florida State 25 Saves: Florida State 3, Florida Atlantic 7 #3 FSU AT BOSTON COLLEGE Saves: Portland 7, Florida State 0 NOTES: FAU sets new school attendance record of 612 Oct. 8, 2006, Chestnut Hill, MA NOTES: FSU beats a No. 1 NSCAA team for the first time Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot ever; Second largest crowd in FSU soccer history #1 FSU AT #4 NORTH CAROLINA Florida State 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 21, 2006, Chapel Hill, NC Boston College 0 0 0 0 0 #1 FSU AT ARIZONA ST Goals by period 1 2 Tot SCORING SUMMARY Sept. 1, 2006, Tempe, AZ Florida State 0 1 1 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot North Carolina 1 1 2 None Florida State 0 0 1 1 SCORING SUMMARY Shots: Florida State 7, Boston College 15 Arizona State 0 0 0 0 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Saves: Florida State 9, Boston College 1 SCORING SUMMARY 1 22:22 NC Heather O’Reilly (3) (; NOTES: FSU improves its unbeaten streak to five games and Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Ali Hawkins) record their seventh shutout in 12 games; FSU held without 1 92:14 FSU Selin Kuralay (1) (Kelly Rowland) 2 61:54 FSU India Trotter (3) (unassisted) a goal for just the second time this season Shots: Florida State 17, Arizona State 6 3 83:04 NC Heather O’Reilly (4) (Whitney Saves: Florida State 5, Arizona State 4 Engen; Ariel Harris) STETSON AT #3 FSU NOTES: 2006 Heather Farr Kicks Against Breast Cancer Shots: Florida State 7, North Carolina 17 Oct. 11, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Invitational Saves: Florida State 3, North Carolina 2 Goals by period 1 2 Tot Stetson 1 0 1 LOYOLA (MD) VS. #1 FSU #1 FSU AT NC STATE Florida State 1 1 2 Sept. 3, 2006, Tempe, AZ Sept. 24, 2006, Raleigh, NC SCORING SUMMARY Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Loyola (MD) 1 0 1 Florida State 1 1 2 1 12:42 STET Brittany Jones (1) (unassisted) Florida State 1 2 3 NC State 0 0 0 2 12:57 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (4) (Kirsten van de Ven) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY 3 74:22 FSU Selin Kuralay (7) (Iraia Iturregi; Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Becky Edwards) 1 30:26 FSU Selin Kuralay (2) (Toby Ranck) 1 27:18 FSU Selin Kuralay (5) (Becky Edwards) Shots: Stetson 5, Florida State 40 2 38:52 LOY Carolyn Kennington (1) (unassisted) 2 47:49 FSU India Trotter (4) (Kelly Rowland) Saves: Stetson 12, Florida State 2 3 56:35 FSU Kelly Rowland (1) (Iraia Iturregi) Shots: Florida State 13, NC State 7 NOTES: FSU sets new record improving home win streak 4 80:52 FSU Katrin Schmidt (1) (unassisted) Saves: Florida State 3, NC State 3 to 13 games, runs unbeaten streak to six games; Seminoles Shots: Loyola (MD) 16, Florida State 13 NOTES: FSU wins sixth straight versus NC State and win ninth straight versus a team from Florida; Selin Kuralay Saves: Loyola (MD) 4, Florida State 5 unbeaten in last 8 versus Wolfpack; Trotter scores in third tied for 1st in career game-winning goals NOTES: 2006 Heather Farr Kicks Against Breast Cancer straight game for FSU Invitational MIAMI AT #3 FSU #8 VIRGINIA AT #3 FSU Oct. 15, 2006, Tallahassee, FL #24 FLORIDA AT #1 FSU Sept. 28, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Goals by period 1 2 Tot Sept. 8, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Miami 0 0 0 Goals by period 1 2 Tot Virginia 0 0 0 0 0 Florida State 0 2 2 Florida 0 0 0 Florida State 0 0 0 0 0 SCORING SUMMARY Florida State 1 0 1 SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 1 50:01 FSU India Trotter (5) (Mami Yamaguchi) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) None 2 77:31 FSU Kelly Rowland (3) (Katrin Schmidt) 1 43:02 FSU Selin Kuralay (3) (unassisted) Shots: Virginia 13, Florida State 15 Shots: Miami 9, Florida State 25 Shots: Florida 14, Florida State 12 Saves: Virginia 4, Florida State 4 Saves: Miami 9, Florida State 4 Saves: Florida 2, Florida State 2 NOTES: FSU has now gone 410:41 without scoring versus NOTES: India Trotter now has a goal or an assist in all four NOTES: FSU record crowd of 4,582; FSU has now won six Virginia; Senior keeper Ali Mims sets a new school record career games versus Miami; Florida State wins its 7th straight of the last nine versus Florida; the Seminoles recorded their with her 14th career shutout versus the Hurricanes first-ever shutout in the series VIRGINIA TECH AT #3 FSU #3 FSU AT #9 WAKE FOREST UCF AT #1 FSU Oct. 1, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Oct. 19, 2006, Winston-Salem, NC Sept. 13, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Virginia Tech 1 0 1 Florida State 1 2 3 UCF 0 0 0 Florida State 0 2 2 Wake Forest 1 1 2 Florida State 1 1 2 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 1 36:54 VT Mauri Liberati (1) (unassisted) 1 20:37 WF Amanda Lebo (3) (Sarah Winslow) 1 37:03 FSU Selin Kuralay (4) (unassisted) 2 58:37 FSU Selin Kuralay; Penalty kick 2 31:01 FSU Selin Kuralay (8) (Kirsten van de Ven) 2 66:04 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (2) (unassisted) 3 85:55 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (3) (India Trotter; 3 48:31 WF Elizabeth Remy (8) (unassisted) Shots: UCF 6, Florida State 22 Holly Peltzer) 4 58:26 FSU Selin Kuralay (9) (Toby Ranck; Becky Saves: UCF 6, Florida State 3 Shots: Virginia Tech 3, Florida State 21 Edwards) NOTES: FSU records its second consecutive shutout and Saves: Virginia Tech 7, Florida State 1 5 59:19 FSU Libby Gianeskis (1) (unassisted) third in the last four games; Selin Kuralay scores a goal in NOTES: FSU records 24th all-time come-from-behind Shots: Florida State 15, Wake Forest 8 her fourth straight game victory; Crowd of 1,895 is the third-largest ever and biggest Saves: Florida State 2, Wake Forest 4 day time crowd in school history

48 2006 BOX SCORES #3 FSU AT #23 DUKE DUKE VS. #6 FSU #21 CALIFORNIA AT #5 FSU Oct. 22, 2006, Durham, NC Nov. 1, 2006, Cary, NC - (ACC Tournament) Nov. 12, 2006, Tallahassee, FL – (NCAA Tournament) Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Florida State 1 0 1 Duke 0 0 0 California 0 1 1 Duke 0 3 3 Florida State 1 1 2 Florida State 3 0 3 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 1 35:02 FSU Selin Kuralay (10) (India Trotter) 1 32:50 FSU Onnie Trusty (1) (Mami Yamaguchi) 1 6:52 FSU Selin Kuralay (12) (unassisted) 2 46:08 DU Rebecca Moros (4) (Sarah McCabe; 2 48:53 FSU Selin Kuralay (11) (Mami Yamaguchi) 2 10:55 FSU India Trotter (7) (Selin Kuralay) Lorraine Quinn) Shots: Duke 16, Florida State 11 3 26:27 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (6) (Toby Ranck) 3 76:22 DU Darby Kroyer (3) (Elisabeth Saves: Duke 3, Florida State 5 4 48:14 CAL Katie Ratican (6) (unassisted) Redmond; Lauren Tippets) NOTES: Onnie Trusty just second freshman to ever score a Shots: California 12, Florida State 16 4 86:22 DU Lorraine Quinn (1)(KayAnne game-winner at the ACC Tournament; Yamaguchi ties FSU Saves: California 2, Florida State 2 Gummersall) record with 2 assists in ACC Tournament game NOTES: FSU moves to round of 16 for third time in four Shots: Florida State 7, Duke 17 years Saves: Florida State 2, Duke 0 #18 WAKE FOREST VS. #6 FSU Nov. 3, 2006, Cary, NC - (ACC Tournament) #15 ILLINOIS AT #5 FSU JACKSONVILLE AT #6 FSU Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Nov. 19, 2006, Tallahassee, FL – (NCAA Tournament) Oct. 24, 2006, Tallahassee, FL Wake Forest 0 0 0 0 0 Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Florida State 0 0 0 0 0 Illinois 0 0 0 Jacksonville 0 0 0 SCORING SUMMARY Florida State 1 0 1 Florida State 1 2 3 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY None Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) SHOOTOUT RESULTS 1 19:08 FSU Kelly Rowland (5) (Katrin Schmidt) 1 29:17 FSU Katrin Schmidt (2) (Becky Edwards; Wake Forest: 13/N 25/N 10/Y 4/Y Shots: Illinois 6, Florida State 9 Mami Yamaguchi) Florida State: 8/N 7/Y 19/Y 12/Y 18/Y Saves: Illinois 4, Florida State 1 2 68:13 FSU Mami Yamaguchi (5) (Onnie Trusty; Florida State wins shootout 4-2 NOTES: FSU moves to quarterfinals for 3rd time in four Colette Swensen) Shots: Wake Forest 20, Florida State 11 years; Seminoles improve to 9-0 all-time at home in NCAA 3 73:57 FSU Kirsten van de Ven (1) (Katrin Saves: Wake Forest 3, Florida State 9 Tournament Schmidt) NOTES: FSU advances 4-2 on PK’s; Seminoles will play in Shots: Jacksonville 1, Florida State 42 third ACC Championship final #23 CLEMSON AT #5 FSU Saves: Jacksonville 17, Florida State 0 Nov. 24, 2006, Tallahassee, FL – (NCAA Tournament) NOTES: FSU extends record home unbeaten streak to 15 #6 FSU VS. #1 NORTH CAROLINA Goals by period 1 2 Tot games; Seminoles have won 11 straight versus teams from Nov. 5, 2006, Cary, NC – (ACC Tournament) Clemson 1 0 1 Florida; FSU has not allowed a goal to JU in 347:57 Goals by period 1 2 OT Tot Florida State 0 2 2 Florida State 0 1 0 1 SCORING SUMMARY CLEMSON AT #6 FSU North Carolina 0 1 1 2 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Oct. 28, 2006, Tallahassee, FL SCORING SUMMARY 1 30:27 CU Molly Franklin (6) (unassisted) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Tot Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 2 49:17 FSU Selin Kuralay (13) (Sarah Wagenfuhr) Clemson 0 0 0 0 0 1 50:45 FSU India Trotter (6) (Becky Edwards) 3 62:43 FSU Becky Edwards (1) (unassisted) Florida State 0 0 0 0 0 2 57:14 NC (12) (Ali Hawkins) Shots: Clemson 11, Florida State 25 SCORING SUMMARY 3 98:18 NC Elizabeth Guess (3) () Saves: Clemson 5, Florida State 3 Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Shots: Florida State 5, North Carolina 21 NOTES: FSU goes to back-to-back College Cups; Seminoles None Saves: Florida State 11, North Carolina 1 have been to three of the last four College Cups; Seminoles Shots: Clemson 9, Florida State 32 NOTES: ACC Championship Game 10-0 all-time at home in NCAA Tournament Saves: Clemson 11, Florida State 4 JACKSONVILLE AT #5 FSU #5 FSU VS. #1 NOTRE DAME Nov. 10, 2006, Tallahassee, FL – (NCAA Tournament) Dec. 1, 2006, Cary, NC – (College Cup) Goals by period 1 2 Tot Goals by period 1 2 Tot Jacksonville 0 0 0 Florida State 0 1 1 Florida State 4 2 6 Notre Dame 2 0 2 SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) Goal Time Team Goal Scorer (Assists) 1 3:09 FSU Kelly Rowland (4) (Selin Kuralay; 1 35:32 ND Courtney Rosen (2) (unassisted) Becky Edwards) 2 38:21 ND Jill Krivacek (5) (Brittany Bock; Kerri 2 22:40 FSU Katrin Schmidt (3) (Kelly Rowland) Hanks) 3 36:38 FSU Katrin Schmidt (4) (Iraia Iturregi) 3 51:22 FSU India Trotter (8) (Kelly Rowland) 4 43:02 FSU Katrin Schmidt (5) (Kirsten van de Ven) Shots: Florida State 10, Notre Dame 15 5 47:42 FSU Brittney Marriott (1) (unassisted) Saves: Florida State 8, Notre Dame 1 6 66:28 FSU Annie Stalzer (1) (Victoria Damren) NOTES: NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Championship Shots: Jacksonville 5, Florida State 36 Semifinal; FSU’s third College Cup appearance in four years; Saves: Jacksonville 9, Florida State 0 score first-ever College Cup goal NOTES: FSU improves to 7-0 all-time at home in NCAA Tournament

Kirsten van de Ven

49 2006 ACC IN REVIEW

2006 FINAL STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pts Pct. For Opp Hm Rd W L T Pct For Opp Hm Rd Neu Streak *North Carolina 10 0 0 30 1.000 30 4 6-0-0 4-0-0 27 1 0 .964 81 13 11-0-0 7-1-0 9-0-0 Won 27 Florida State 5 2 3 18 .650 12 8 2-0-2 3-2-1 18 4 4 .769 44 18 11-0-2 5-2-1 2-2-1 Lost 1 Wake Forest 6 4 0 18 .600 14 13 3-1-0 3-3-0 16 6 1 .717 46 19 8-2-0 4-4-0 4-0-1 Lost 1 Boston College 5 3 2 17 .600 15 11 4-0-1 1-3-1 12 7 3 .614 48 22 7-1-1 4-5-2 1-1-0 Lost 1 Clemson 5 3 2 17 .600 9 10 2-2-0 3-1-2 11 8 5 .563 33 24 5-2-2 4-4-3 2-2-0 Lost 1 Virginia 5 4 1 16 .550 9 10 3-2-0 2-2-1 12 8 2 .591 35 17 8-3-0 3-4-2 1-1-0 Lost 1 Duke 5 4 1 16 .550 15 10 3-2-0 2-2-1 9 8 4 .524 29 21 5-3-1 4-2-2 0-3-1 Tied 2 NC State 3 7 0 9 .300 7 18 2-4-0 1-3-0 9 9 2 .500 23 26 8-4-1 1-3-1 0-2-0 Lost 2 Virginia Tech 1 6 3 6 .250 10 17 0-3-3 1-3-0 6 8 4 .444 28 26 3-4-4 2-4-0 1-0-0 Won 1 Maryland 1 6 3 6 .250 4 10 1-2-2 0-4-1 5 9 4 .389 14 15 3-3-3 1-5-1 1-1-0 Lost 1 Miami 1 8 1 4 .150 5 19 1-4-0 0-4-1 8 9 1 .472 22 24 6-4-0 1-5-1 1-0-0 Lost 1 * denotes ACC Tournament Champions; Record vs. Non-Conference Opponents: 77-22-12, .748

2006 NCAA TOURNAMENT RESULTS 2006 ACC TOURNAMENT RESULTS ALL-ACC FIRST TEAM Championship Final - Sunday, December 3 SAS Soccer Park - Cary, N.C. Yael Averbuch, MF ...... North Carolina North Carolina d. Notre Dame ...... 2-1 , D ...... Boston College Championship Final - Sunday, November 5 Selin Kuralay, MF ...... Florida State Semifinal Round - Friday, December 1 North Carolina d. Florida State ...... 2-1 (OT) Jenny Maurer, MF ...... Boston College North Carolina d. UCLA ...... 2-0 Rebecca Moros, MF ...... Duke Notre Dame d. Florida State ...... 2-1 Semifinal Round - Friday, November 3 Heather O’Reilly, F ...... North Carolina North Carolina d. Clemson ...... 3-0 Elizabeth Remy, F ...... Wake Forest Quarterfinals - Friday-Saturday, November 24-25 Florida State t. Wake Forest ...... 0-0 (2OT) Nikki Resnick, GK ...... Maryland Florida State d. Clemson ...... 2-1 (Florida State advanced on pks, 4-2) Jess Rostedt, F ...... Virginia North Carolina d. Texas A&M ...... 3-2 , D ...... Virginia First Round - Wednesday, November 1 Katrin Schmidt, D ...... Florida State Third Round - Friday-Sunday, November 17-19 North Carolina d. NC State ...... 3-0 India Trotter, F ...... Florida State North Carolina d. Tennessee ...... 6-2 Clemson d. Boston College ...... 2-1 Florida State d. Illinois ...... 1-0 Florida State d. Duke ...... 2-0 ALL-ACC SECOND TEAM Clemson t. Stanford ...... 0-0 (2OT) Wake Forest d. Virginia ...... 2-1 Julie Bolt, MF ...... Clemson (Clemson advanced on pks, 4-2) Gina DiMartino, F ...... Boston College Texas A&M d. Virginia ...... 2-1 ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Kristina Hanley, D ...... Wake Forest Penn State d. Boston College ...... 1-0 Ali Mims ...... Florida State Tobin Heath, MF ...... North Carolina Kelly Rowland ...... Florida State Elizabeth Jobe, MF ...... Clemson Second Round - Sunday, November 12 India Trotter ...... Florida State Darby Kroyer. MF ...... Duke North Carolina d. Navy ...... 4-0 Mami Yamaguchi ...... Florida State Nikki Krzysik, D ...... Virginia Florida State d. California ...... 3-1 Jessica Maxwell, D ...... North Carolina Virginia d. Wake Forest ...... 2-0 ACC ACADEMIC TEAM Ashley Phillips, GK ...... Clemson Boston College t. Rutgers ...... 0-0 (2OT) Yael Averbuch ...... North Carolina Kelly Rowland, MF ...... Florida State (Boston College advanced on pks, 4-2) Julie Bolt ...... Clemson Lindsay Vera, F ...... NC State Clemson t. Oklahoma State ...... 0-0 (2OT) Mary Casey ...... Maryland Nikki Washington, MF ...... North Carolina (Clemson advanced on pks, 4-2) Rachel-Rose Cohen ...... Duke Tennessee t. Duke ...... 0-0 (2OT) Mary Gene Dane ...... Boston College ALL-ACC FRESHMEN TEAM (Tennessee advanced on pks, 4-3) Christina DeVries ...... Virginia Gina DiMartino, F ...... Boston College Becky Edwards ...... Florida State Becky Edwards, D ...... Florida State First Round - Friday, November 10 Whitney Engen ...... North Carolina Whitney Engen, F ...... North Carolina North Carolina d. UNC Asheville ...... 7-0 Kristi Eveland ...... North Carolina Kaley Fountain, D ...... Wake Forest Florida State d. Jacksonville ...... 6-0 Heather Ferron ...... Boston College KayAnne Gummersall, F ...... Duke Wake Forest d. Old Dominion ...... 4-0 Kaley Fountain ...... Wake Forest Tobin Heath, MF ...... North Carolina Boston College d. Boston University ...... 3-0 Jessica Gillman ...... Miami Julian Johnson, F ...... Virginia Tech Virginia d. West Virginia ...... 2-0 Heather Hallberg ...... Virginia Tech Elisabeth Redmond, F ...... Duke Duke t. Louisville ...... 0-0 (2OT) Kristina Hanley ...... Wake Forest Allie Sadow, F ...... Wake Forest (Duke advanced on pks, 6-5) Kelly Hathorn ...... Duke Katie Vogel, MF ...... Clemson Clemson t. Vanderbilt ...... 1-1 (2OT) Ali Hawkins ...... North Carolina Nikki Washington, MF ...... North Carolina (Clemson advanced on pks, 4-3) Tobin Heath ...... North Carolina Sarah Winslow, F ...... Wake Forest Elizabeth Jobe ...... Clemson NCAA ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Ashley Kinser ...... Virginia Tech OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tami Krzeszewski ...... NC State Yael Averbuch ...... North Carolina Kelly Rowland ...... Florida State Michelle Massey ...... NC State Florida State India Trotter ...... Jennifer Maurer ...... Boston College DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Lauren McAdam ...... Miami Laura Georges ...... Boston College NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORD Christie McDonald ...... Duke (SINCE 1982) Shelley McDuff ...... Maryland FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR School App. Won Lost Tie Pct. Kia McNeill ...... Boston College Gina DiMartino ...... Boston College North Carolina ...... 25 ...... 92 ...... 6 ...... 1 ...... 934 Britten Meyer ...... Clemson Florida State ...... 7 ...... 16 ...... 6 ...... 2 ...... 708 Rebecca Moros ...... Duke COACH OF THE YEAR Duke ...... 13 ...... 11 ...... 11 ...... 4 ...... 500 Heather O’Reilly ...... North Carolina ...... North Carolina Maryland ...... 9 ...... 8 ...... 8 ...... 1 ...... 500 Laurie Beth Puglisi ...... Virginia Tech NC State ...... 11 ...... 9 ...... 10 ...... 3 ...... 477 Elisabeth Redmond ...... Duke ACC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Virginia ...... 19 ...... 15 ...... 17 ...... 3 ...... 471 Elizabeth Remy ...... Wake Forest A28 Mami Yamaguchi ...... Florida State Boston College ...... 10 ...... 8 ...... 10 ...... 2 ...... 450 Nicole Resnick ...... Maryland S4 Yael Averbuch ...... North Carolina Clemson ...... 13 ...... 8 ...... 12 ...... 5 ...... 420 Anna Rodenbough ...... North Carolina S11 Jessica O’Rourke ...... NC State Wake Forest ...... 11 ...... 5 ...... 10 ...... 1 ...... 344 Kelly Rowland ...... Florida State S18 Kristi Eveland ...... North Carolina Miami ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 000 Allie Sadow ...... Wake Forest S25 Heather O’Reilly ...... North Carolina Virginia Tech ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 000 Becky Sauerbrunn ...... Virginia Jess Rostedt ...... Virginia ACC Totals ...... 120 ...... 172 ...... 92 ...... 22 ...... 640 Katrin Schmidt ...... Florida State O2 KayAnne Gummersall ...... Duke Amy Smerdzinski ...... Wake Forest Heather O’Reilly ...... North Carolina Mallory Soldner ...... Virginia Tech O9 Jessica Maxwell ...... North Carolina Sheuneen Ta ...... Miami O16 Yael Averbuch ...... North Carolina Kirsten van de Ven ...... Florida State Katie Vogel ...... Clemson O23 Gina DiMartino ...... Boston College O30 Jess Rostedt ...... Virginia

50 2006 ACC STAT LEADERS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 6. Allison Lipsher-DU 21 76 19 .800 10. NC State 20 23 1.15 ALL GAMES Sarah Buonomo-BC 15 52 13 .800 11. Maryland 18 14 0.78 8. Lauren McAdam-UM 18 89 24 .788 SHOTS PER GAME 9. Laura Morse-WF 21 56 16 .778 ASSISTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 10. Christina de Vries-VA 22 47 17 .734 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Yael Averbuch-NC 28 136 4.86 1. North Carolina 28 101 3.61 2. Jess Rostedt-VA 17 71 4.18 SAVES PER GAME 2. Boston College 22 51 2.32 3. Selin Kuralay-FS 26 106 4.08 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 3. Virginia Tech 18 33 1.83 4. Gina DiMartino-BC 22 69 3.14 1. Nikki Resnick-MD 18 122 6.78 4. Virginia 22 39 1.77 5. Kia McNeill-BC 22 66 3.00 2. Megan Connors-ST 19 107 5.63 5. Florida State 26 40 1.54 6. Lindsay Vera-ST 16 46 2.88 3. Ashley Phillips-CU 24 119 4.96 6. Wake Forest 23 32 1.39 7. Heather O’Reilly-NC 27 75 2.78 4. Lauren McAdam-UM 18 89 4.94 7. Duke 21 28 1.33 8. Kelly Rowland-FS 25 69 2.76 5. Allison Lipsher-DU 21 76 3.62 8. NC State 20 26 1.30 9. Kelly Rozumalski-MD 18 49 2.72 6. Sarah Buonomo-BC 15 52 3.47 9. Clemson 24 28 1.17 10. Jen Redmond-VA 22 58 2.64 7. Ali Mims-FS 26 86 3.31 10. Maryland 18 17 0.94 8. Laura Morse-WF 21 56 2.67 11. Miami 18 13 0.72 POINTS PER GAME 9. Mallory Soldner-VT 16 40 2.50 ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 10. Christina de Vries-VA 22 47 2.14 GOALS ALLOWED 1. Heather O’Reilly-NC 27 12 16 40 1.48 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 2. Gina DiMartino-BC 22 13 5 31 1.41 SHUTOUTS PER GAME 1. North Carolina 28 13 0.46 3. Yael Averbuch-NC 28 16 7 39 1.39 ## Player-Team GP Sho Sho/G 2. Maryland 18 15 0.83 4. Whitney Engen-NC 27 12 13 37 1.37 1. Anna Rodenbough-NC 28 15.0 0.54 3. Virginia 22 17 0.77 5. Jess Rostedt-VA 17 9 3 21 1.24 2. Sarah Buonomo-BC 15 7.0 0.47 4. Florida State 26 18 0.69 6. Kia McNeill-BC 22 10 7 27 1.23 3. Nikki Resnick-MD 18 8.0 0.44 5. Wake Forest 23 19 0.83 7. Laurie Beth Puglisi-VT 18 7 7 21 1.17 4. Allison Lipsher-DU 21 9.0 0.43 6. Duke 21 21 1.00 8. Selin Kuralay-FS 26 13 3 29 1.12 5. Ali Mims-FS 26 11.0 0.42 7. Boston College 22 22 1.00 9. Elizabeth Remy-WF 21 9 5 23 1.10 6. Ashley Phillips-CU 24 9.0 0.38 8. Clemson 24 24 1.00 10. Jessica O’Rourke-ST 19 8 3 19 1.00 7. Christina de Vries-VA 22 8.0 0.36 Miami 18 24 1.33 8. Lauren McAdam-UM 18 6.0 0.33 10. NC State 20 26 1.30 GOALS PER GAME 9. Megan Connors-ST 19 6.0 0.32 Virginia Tech 18 26 1.44 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 10. Laura Morse-WF 21 6.0 0.29 1. Gina DiMartino-BC 22 13 0.59 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 2. Yael Averbuch-NC 28 16 0.57 TEAM STATISTICS – ALL GAMES ## Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 3. Jess Rostedt-VA 17 9 0.53 SHOTS 1. North Carolina 28 13 2548:18 0.46 4. Selin Kuralay-FS 26 13 0.50 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 2. Florida State 26 18 2430:32 0.67 5. Kia McNeill-BC 22 10 0.45 1. North Carolina 28 552 19.71 3. Virginia 22 17 2032:14 0.75 6. Heather O’Reilly-NC 27 12 0.44 2. Florida State 26 468 18.00 4. Maryland 18 15 1717:05 0.79 Whitney Engen-NC 27 12 0.44 3. Boston College 22 378 17.18 5. Wake Forest 23 19 2112:12 0.81 8. Emily Jukich-VT 16 7 0.44 4. Wake Forest 23 364 15.83 6. Clemson 24 24 2277:30 0.95 9. Elizabeth Remy-WF 21 9 0.43 5. Virginia 22 325 14.77 7. Duke 21 21 1970:00 0.96 10. Jessica O’Rourke-ST 19 8 0.42 6. Duke 21 315 15.00 8. Boston College 22 22 2043:27 0.97 7. Virginia Tech 18 276 15.33 9. NC State 20 26 1844:49 1.27 ASSISTS PER GAME 10. Miami 18 24 1671:08 1.29 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 8. Clemson 24 256 10.67 9. Maryland 18 242 13.44 11. Virginia Tech 18 26 1700:00 1.38 1. Julian Johnson-VT 18 12 0.67 10. NC State 20 233 11.65 2. Heather O’Reilly-NC 27 16 0.59 11. Miami 18 197 10.94 SAVES 3. Whitney Engen-NC 27 13 0.48 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 4. Elizabeth Guess-NC 28 13 0.46 POINTS 1. Maryland 18 125 6.94 5. Tobin Heath-NC 23 9 0.39 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 2. Clemson 24 122 5.08 6. Laurie Beth Puglisi-VT 18 7 0.39 1. North Carolina 28 263 9.39 3. NC State 20 118 5.90 7. Kelly Henderson-BC 22 8 0.36 2. Boston College 22 147 6.68 4. Florida State 26 92 3.54 8. Casey Nogueira-NC 23 8 0.35 3. Florida State 26 128 4.92 5. Miami 18 90 5.00 9. Elisabeth Redmond-DU 21 7 0.33 4. Wake Forest 23 124 5.39 6. Duke 21 77 3.67 10. Nikki Washington-NC 28 9 0.32 5. Virginia 22 109 4.95 7. Boston College 22 71 3.23 6. Clemson 24 94 3.92 8. Wake Forest 23 69 3.00 GAME-WINNING GOALS Virginia Tech 18 69 3.83 ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 7. Virginia Tech 18 89 4.94 8. Duke 21 86 4.10 10. North Carolina 28 58 2.07 1. Yael Averbuch-NC 28 7 0.25 9. NC State 20 72 3.60 11. Virginia 22 50 2.27 2. Jess Rostedt-VA 17 5 0.29 10. Miami 18 57 3.17 Elizabeth Remy-WF 21 5 0.24 11. Maryland 18 45 2.50 SHUTOUTS Selin Kuralay-FS 26 5 0.19 ## Team GP ShO Avg/G 5. Tara Luciani-BC 12 4 0.33 GOALS PER GAME 1. North Carolina 28 18 0.64 Jessica O’Rourke-ST 19 4 0.21 ## Team GP No. Avg/G 2. Florida State 26 14 0.54 Gina DiMartino-BC 22 4 0.18 3. Wake Forest 23 12 0.52 Kelly Rowland-FS 25 4 0.16 1. North Carolina 28 81 2.89 2. Boston College 22 48 2.18 4. Clemson 24 11 0.46 Elizabeth Guess-NC 28 4 0.14 3. Wake Forest 23 46 2.00 5. Virginia 22 10 0.45 4. Florida State 26 44 1.69 6. Maryland 18 9 0.50 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Duke 21 9 0.43 ## Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg 5. Virginia 22 35 1.59 6. Virginia Tech 18 28 1.56 Boston College 22 9 0.41 1. Anna Rodenbough-NC 28 10 2300:51 0.39 9. NC State 20 8 0.40 2. Ali Mims-FS 26 17 2355:28 0.65 7. Duke 21 29 1.38 8. Clemson 24 33 1.38 10. Miami 18 6 0.33 3. Christina de Vries-VA 22 17 1959:46 0.78 9. Miami 18 22 1.22 Virginia Tech 18 6 0.33 4. Nikki Resnick-MD 18 15 1672:05 0.81 5. Sarah Buonomo-BC 15 13 1365:00 0.86 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS 6. Laura Morse-WF 21 16 1632:11 0.88 7. Allison Lipsher-DU 21 19 1925:00 0.89 Team GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK PKA YC RC 8. Ashley Phillips-CU 24 24 2233:21 0.97 Boston College 22 378 300 80 110 2 2 16 0 9. Lauren McAdam-UM 18 24 1671:08 1.29 Clemson 24 256 359 44 82 1 1 20 2 10. Megan Connors-ST 19 26 1733:56 1.35 Duke 21 315 219 66 120 0 0 4 0 Florida State 26 468 250 85 116 1 1 20 0 SAVE PERCENTAGE Maryland 18 242 236 35 57 1 0 8 0 ## Player-Team GP Saves GA SavePct Miami 18 197 196 40 60 1 1 9 0 1. Nikki Resnick-MD 18 122 15 .891 NC State 20 234 247 25 40 0 0 7 0 2. Ali Mims-FS 26 86 17 .835 North Carolina 28 552 267 71 166 3 2 8 0 3. Ashley Phillips-CU 24 119 24 .832 Virginia 22 325 223 68 118 0 0 4 1 4. Anna Rodenbough-NC 28 48 10 .828 Virginia Tech 18 276 225 40 105 2 2 9 0 5. Megan Connors-ST 19 107 26 .805 Wake Forest 23 364 218 47 139 1 1 12 0

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