2007 WOMEN’S SOCCER 2007 Outlook ...... 2 QUICK FACTS Head Coach ...... 3 The University Assistant Coaches ...... 4 Location...... Philadelphia, PA 19131 Finnesey Field ...... 5 Founded ...... 1851 The Hawk...... 5 Enrollment ...... 4,150 2007 Roster...... 6 Denomination...... Roman Catholic (Jesuit) Hawk Profiles ...... 7-9 Nickname ...... Hawks Newcomers ...... 10 Colors ...... Crimson and Gray 2006 Year In Review ...... 11 Athletic Affiliation ...... NCAA Division I 2006 Statistics...... 12 Conference...... Atlantic 10 Record Book...... 13-16 Home Field (Capacity) ...... Finnesey Field (1,000) All-Time Results ...... 17-19 The Team All-Time Roster ...... 20 Head Coach ...... Jess Reynolds 2006 Atlantic 10 Review ...... 21 Women’s Soccer Office ...... 610-660-3367 Atlantic 10 Conference...... 22 Career Record/Years...... 52-70-9/7 Administration ...... 23 Record at Saint Joseph’s/Years ...... 42-61-8/6 Saint Joseph’s University...... 24 Assistant Coaches ...... Lee Mitchell, Kaiti McCaffery Captains ...... Kelly Galen, Sarah O'Malley, Shannon Osborn Letterwinners Returning/Lost ...... 15/6 WWW.SJUHAWKS.COM Starters Returning/Lost...... 6/5 2006 Overall Record ...... 7-11-0 2006 Atlantic 10 Record ...... 4-5-0 SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY 2006 Atlantic 10 Finish ...... 8th ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Athletic Communications The Mission of the Athletics Department at Saint Assistant Athletic Director/Communications ...... Marie Wozniak Joseph’s University reflects the Mission of the Associate Director of Athletic Communications ...... Jack Jumper University by using the programs within Athletics as a Assistant Director of Athletic Communications...... Joe Greenwich way to develop the whole person and preparing men Athletic Communications Assistant ...... Jeremy Fallis and women for others. Women’s Soccer Contact ...... Jack Jumper • To educate the whole person by complementing the academic E-mail...... [email protected] experience with athletic and recreational programs and activities Athletic Communications Phone ...... 610-660-3389 outside the classroom. Athletic Communications Fax...... 610-660-1724 Saint Joseph’s University • To create an environment for personal growth through openness, President ...... Timothy R. Lannon, S.J. respect, and a concern for others. Vice President for Student Life ...... Cary Anderson • To communicate the value of community and family through team Associate Vice President/Athletic Director ...... Don DiJulia work and sportsmanship. Assistant Vice President/Athletic Business Affairs ...... Jim Brown w

Associate Athletic Director/Facilities...... Al Pendleton w

• To provide opportunities for students to learn self-discipline, w Associate Athletic Director/Varsity Programs ...... Ellen Ryan

responsibility, decision-making, and attainment of goals. . Associate AD/Marketing/Corporate Partnerships ...... Tim Curran s j Assistant AD/Recreation & Intramurals ...... Corey Shannon u

• To provide opportunities for students to participate and compete h

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• To provide equitable opportunities for all students and staff, CREDITS k s

including women and minorities. The 2007 Saint Joseph's University Women’s Soccer Media Guide was . c

designed, written and edited by Jack Jumper. Editorial assistance provided o • To advance the University regionally and nationally through by Marie Wozniak and Joe Greenwich. Action and still photography by Greg m intercollegiate athletics. Carroccio of Sideline Photos. Printing by Smith-Edwards-Dunlap, Philadelphia, PA.

1 2007 Women’s Soccer SEASON PREVIEW Having graduated arguably one of the best classes in program After playing in all 20 games as a rookie, Bugnar posted a history, Saint Joseph’s seventh-year head coach Jess Reynolds has career-best three points over 17 games as a sophomore. The confidence in her team to accomplish the same goal: compete for an Newtown, PA, native added a goal and assist, earning six starts along Atlantic 10 Championship. the way for Saint Joseph’s. “This season is going to be a challenge for us as we graduated Appearing in 17 games last season as a freshman, Sutcliffe will six starters that changed our program, but our expectations still likely improve upon her 11 starts. Tallying a goal and an assist in her remain high.” Reynolds said. “A majority of our returning players first year at Saint Joseph’s, Sutcliffe’s playmaking ability should fill have had A-10 Tournament experi- the gap left by last year’s class. ence and our incoming freshmen Adding depth to the Hawks should make an immediate midfield this season are junior impact.” Allie Dowling, sophomore Amy Coming off a record-setting Balaguer and freshmen Meagan 33 goals last year, Reynolds will Cronin, Amanda Irons and Carly press her Hawks to top that as Salter. Saint Joseph’s will play a more The only two Saint Joseph’s aggressive style on offense this players to start all 18 games a season. year ago, senior Kelly Galen and “Our plan is to attack defens- sophomore Sarah O’Malley will es and play a really high pressure serve as the Hawks’ backbone on style of play,” said Reynolds. “We defense. worked hard in the preseason to A two-year starter after trans- be mentally and physically tough ferring from Lafayette, Galen has and it should prove decisive on the given SJU poise and balance at field.” defense and was named co-cap- Leading the Hawks’ offense tain for her leadership. this season will be senior co-cap- Adding a strong shot and tain Shannon Osborn. Coming off playmaking ability, O’Malley made a productive junior year, Osborn is an instant impact for the Hawks, Saint Joseph’s returning leader in scoring a goal and tallying three goals (three) and points (six). shots from the defensive position. Likely to start alongside Osborn at Earning playing time in eight forward are juniors Laura Adams games, including three starts, and Amanda Morrell and sopho- sophomore Taylor Carr and fresh- more Danielle DeBernardo. man Kaitlyn Grimes will chal- Playing in 15 games last sea- lenge for the third starting spot. son, including eight starts, Adams Between the pipes, senior saw time at both forward and in Jen Kuhn and sophomore Megan the midfield, recording one goal. Sophomore co-captain Sarah O’Malley is one of two returning Bastianelli will battle for the Saint Joseph’s returning leader in Hawks to have started all 18 games last season. starting spot. Starting 14 games assists (two), Morrell made the as a junior, Kuhn posted a team- most of her first season with the Hawks. Seeing action in 11 games, high five wins and a 1.73 goals-against average. As a freshman, hav- Morrell earned six starts as a rookie. One of only four Hawks to play ing started four games, Bastianelli went 2-3, while making 22 saves. in all 18 games, DeBernardo had an impact as a freshman, tallying a Having again slated one of the toughest non-conference sched- !

e goal and an assist as she split time between midfield and attack. ules in the region, Reynolds believes playing a strong schedule will i

D Challenging for time at forward this year will be senior Kristie- help her team come conference play.

r Anne Hoban, junior Lauren Stevis and freshmen Raeann Groves, “We have one of our most challenging non-conference sched- e

v Brooke Price and Lauren Sawyer. Last year, Hoban recorded a ules to date this year,” said Reynolds. “We start out versus two tough e career-best three shots, while Stevis made steady improvement after teams in Drexel and Delaware that should tell us where we are at.” N l

l suffering a season-ending injury as a freshman. Sawyer capped her Saint Joseph’s hopes that its tough scheduling will pay off in i high school career as the all-time leader in goals, assists and points Atlantic 10 competition as the Hawks look to return to the A-10 W at Smithtown East, while Groves finished as the third all-time leader Tournament, coming up short a season ago. k

w in scoring at Old Lyme. Price, a two time All-New Jersey honoree, “The A-10 is going to be tough again this season,” said a helped the Mount Laurel Strikers to two state titles. Reynolds. “Last year’s winner Saint Louis is going to be strong, as H With last May’s graduation of Kimmy Leigh, the program’s top will the rest of the conference. We believe our strong play at the end e

h playmaker in recent years, the focus will now be on junior Ashley of the season and hard work in the offseason should help us return T Bugnar and sophomores Lauren Sutcliffe and DeBernardo. to the postseason and compete for the Atlantic 10 title.”

2 Saint Joseph’s University HEAD COACH Jess Reynolds Head Coach Seventh Year Jess Reynolds, the only coach in program history to lead the Hawks to the Atlantic 10 Tournament, returns for her seventh season at the helm of the women’s soccer program. In just six years, Reynolds has turned around a team that posted a single A-10 win in the season before she arrived to one of the up-and- coming programs in the conference. Bringing in several highly-touted recruits and transfers, Reynolds led the Hawks to their first winning season in four years in 2003. Saint Joseph’s went 9-8-1 overall and set a program record for Atlantic 10 wins with a 7-4-0 record and qualified for its first A-10 Tournament. Saint Joseph’s also set team records for assists and points. The seven-game improvement from 2002 to 2003 ranked among the best in the nation. Reynolds also guided three players to All-Conference or All-Rookie recognition, including 2003 A-10 Rookie of the Year Megan Schutt. In 2004, Reynolds guided the Hawks to new heights as Saint Joseph’s earned the program’s first post- REYNOLDS’ RESUMÉ season victory. Highlighted by a 1-0 win over La Salle in the A-10 Championship, the Hawks posted a 9- Head Coach Years Saint Joseph’s 2001-Present 11-1 overall record and finished 6-4-1 in conference play. West Chester 2000 Having graduated the Hawks’ top scorer and goalkeeper, Reynolds’ coaching ability shined in 2006 as Saint Joseph’s fought into the final weekend for a playoff spot. Despite falling shy of the program’s fourth- Assistant Coach Years Delaware 1999 straight postseason appearance, Reynolds coached the Hawks to a single-season best 33 goals, while help- Temple 1998 ing senior Ali Wean to the first ever A-10 Offensive Player of the Year in SJU history. Wean, who scored a single-season record 14 goals last year, also became the second Player Years Hawk under Reynolds’ guidance to earn A-10 First Team All- Delaware 1993-96 Conference accolades, along with the first SJU player to be named to SoccerBuzz.com Mid-Atlantic Third Team. The seventh-year mentor has annually compiled one of the toughest schedules in the region and 2007 is no different as Saint Joseph’s takes on Delaware, Georgetown and Princeton on the road to prepare for the Atlantic 10 slate. Reynolds has been instrumental in the team’s preseason trips to Norway, California and Colorado the past two seasons and has directed off-season camps to help raise money for the program. Prior to coming to Saint Joseph’s in August of 2001, she spent one year as head coach at West Chester University, where the Golden Rams compiled a record of 10-9-1. In addition to her respon- sibilities of handling the soccer team, Reynolds also coordinated all aspects of West Chester’s exten- sive summer camp program. A four-year starter at Delaware, Reynolds earned her undergraduate degree in education in 1997 and is currently enrolled in Saint Joseph’s master’s in educational leadership program. Reynolds returned to her alma mater as an assistant coach in April of 1999 and also served as an assistant women’s soccer coach at Temple for one season. She presently serves as head coach of FC Delco Storm U-17 and assists with the FC Delco U-12 squad. A native of Swarthmore, PA, Reynolds played her high school soccer at Strath Haven. She cur- rently resides in Philadelphia.

REYNOLDS’ YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD w w

Overall League w . Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. A-10 Finish School Postseason s j 2000 10 9 1 .525 5 5 0 .500 -- West Chester u h

2001 5 10 2 .353 2 7 2 .273 10th Saint Joseph’s a

2002 4 12 1 .265 1 9 1 .136 11th Saint Joseph’s w 2003 9 8 1 .528 7 4 0 .636 5th Saint Joseph’s Atlantic 10 Tournament k s

2004 9 11 1 .452 6 4 1 .600 4th Saint Joseph’s Atlantic 10 Tournament . c

2005 8 9 3 .475 4 3 2 .555 5th Saint Joseph’s Atlantic 10 Tournament o

2006 7 11 0 .389 4 5 0 .444 8th Saint Joseph’s m Overall 52 70 9 .431 29 37 6 .444 -- -- 3 Appearances At SJU 42 61 8 .414 24 32 6 .435 -- -- 3 Appearances

3 2007 Women’s Soccer ASSISTANT COACHES Lee Mitchell Kaiti McCaffery Assistant Coach Assistant Coach North Lincolnshire ‘94 - Second Year Saint Joseph’s ‘07 - First Year Joining the Hawks in May 2006 as assistant A four-year starter for Saint Joseph’s, Kaiti coach, Lee Mitchell begins his second season at McCaffery returns to Hawk Hill this season as an Saint Joseph’s. Mitchell came to Hawk Hill after assistant coach. Helping her squad to three- spending seven seasons at the Mount Laurel straight Atlantic 10 Tournament appearances, United Soccer Club. For the past five years, McCaffery etched her name in the Saint Joseph’s Mitchell worked as director of the Mount Laurel record books along the way. The 2007 graduate United Soccer Club, serving as head coach, managing club finances finished her career second all-time in assists (13), ninth all-time in and staffing as well as teaching coaches. shots (64) and tied for 10th all-time in points (23). Posting the sec- A 1994 graduate of North Lincolnshire College in England, ond-best single-season performance in assists (five) in 2003, Mitchell spent four years coaching at Myerscough College from McCaffery set a single-game record that same year with three assists 1996 to 2000. A three-year member of the North Lincolnshire soccer in a win over Drexel. team, Mitchell also played four seasons professionally for Lincoln A native of Langhorne, PA, McCaffery was a four-time All- United FC and Southport FC. Catholic League standout at Conwell-Egan High School. She gradu- ated in May 2007 from Saint Joseph’s with a degree in elementary ALL-TIME SJU ASSISTANT COACHES and special education. Name (Season at SJU) Years BJ Callaghan (2) 2004-2005 Jebb Chagan (4) 2001-04 Michelle Ford (3) 2004-2006 Peye Garcia (3) 2002-04 Dawn Jaffe (3) 1996-98 Tim Lenihan (4) 1996-99 Kaiti McCaffery (1) 2007-Present Nora Meah (1) 1999 Lee Mitchell (2) 2006-Present Ellen Stenrud (3) 2000-02 ! e i D r e v e N l l i W k w a H e h

T Assistant coach Lee Mitchell helped the Hawks to a program-record 33 Assistant coach Kaiti McCaffery ‘07 ranks among the Hawks’ all-time lead- goals last year, as senior Ali Wean set a new individual record with 14. ers in assists and points and still holds the single-game record for assists.

4 Saint Joseph’s University FINNESEY FIELD Laid out in a natural bowl in the cen- ter of Saint Joseph’s campus, Finnesey Field has been the home of Hawk women’s soccer since its inception in 1996. Originally constructed for football and opened in 1929 with plans for an eventual 70,000-seat stadium, the field has under- gone numerous changes over the years. In 1960, both the original grandstand and hillside seating were eliminated for the construction of Villiger (now Post) Hall/Bluett Theater. That construction necessitated raising the field’s level some five feet above its earlier location. In 1990 the facility’s usage was greatly expanded DIRECTIONS TO FINNESEY FIELD with the installation of artificial turf. That From the North: NJ Turnpike to Exit 6 (PA Turnpike connector). Follow PA Turnpike to exit 20 (Rt. 476). Follow expansion continued in 1994 when lights 476 South to Rt. 76 East, toward Philadelphia. Follow Rt. 76 East to exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make left on 54th Street and then right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. were added. During the summer of 2001, the field received a facelift when new turf From the East: From the Ben Franklin Bridge (via Rt. 676) or the Walt Whitman Bridge: Follow Rt. 76 West to was installed. Bleachers were built into the exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make left on 54th Street and then right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. hill closest to Barbelin Hall during the summer of 2003. From the South: Rte. 95 North to 476 North. Follow 476 North to exit 5 (Rt. 1). Follow Rt. 1 North to SJU, In addition to the women’s soccer approximately 10 miles. Make right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. team, Finnesey Field is currently the home From the West: PA Turnpike to Exit 326 (Valley Forge). Follow Rt. 76 East, toward Philadelphia, to Exit 339 (Rt. of SJU track and field, field hockey, men’s 1 South, City Avenue). Make right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. soccer and both men’s and women’s lacrosse. Previously, it played host to the From the Airport: I-95 North to Rt. 76 West. Follow Rt. 76 West to exit 339 (Rt. 1 South, City Avenue). Make football, baseball and softball teams. right on 54th Street and right into parking lot. Field is straight ahead. Saint Joseph’s women’s soccer team has compiled a record of 42-45-5 on the The Saint Joseph’s Hawk mascot has been flapping THE HAWK its wings for more than a half a century. field since 1996. One of the most famous mascots in college sports, Legend has it that a 1777 Revolutionary the Hawk is best known for staying in constant motion by War skirmish took place on the site. flapping its wings throughout every basketball game and Several war-era relics, in fact, were dis- representing the Saint Joseph’s motto, “The Hawk Will covered during landscaping work in 1939. Never Die”. Saint Joseph’s athletic teams have been recognized with the nickname “Hawks” since 1929. At that time, the school’s yearbook editor initiated a contest among the SJU ON FINNESEY FIELD student body for a symbol. More than 100 submissions YEAR ...... W-L-T YEAR ...... W-L-T were narrowed, with “Hawks” winning out over 1996 ...... 5-3-1 2002 ...... 2-7-0 “Grenadiers” by a slim margin. The name was appropri- w 1997 ...... 5-1-1 2003 ...... 6-1-0 w

1998 ...... 3-4-0 2004 ...... 4-4-0 ate because it typified “the fighting spirit of our crimson w

1999 ...... 4-3-0 2005 ...... 2-3-1 and gray athletes and it is suggestive of the aerial attack . s

2000 ...... 3-6-0 2006 ...... 4-4-0 which has made our football team famous.” Football, j 2001 ...... 4-1-2 TOTAL...... 42-45-5 ironically, was discontinued at SJU following the 1939 u h

MOST SJU GOALS SCORED ON season. a FINNESEY FIELD The Hawk mascot has garnered numerous accolades w 6 vs. Temple, 9/26/99 in its 50-year history. It has been selected as the nation’s k s

top mascot by The Sporting News, Sports Illustrated, . c

MOST OPPONENT GOALS SCORED ON Sports Illustrated for Kids, Street & Smith’s Basketball o FINNESEY FIELD Yearbook and ESPN College Basketball magazine. m 5 vs. Massachusetts, 10/3/99

5 2007 Women’s Soccer 2007 ROSTER No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown High School / Last College 0 * Megan Bastianelli So. GK 5-4 Bear, DE St. Mark’s 1 *** Jen Kuhn Sr. GK 5-11 Wernersville, PA Conrad Weiser 2 ** Laura Adams Jr. F/M 5-4 Pleasanton, CA Amador Valley 3 Lauren Sawyer Fr. F/M 5-6 Saint James, NY Smithtown East 4 Kaitlyn Grimes Fr. D 5-5 Howell, NJ Red Bank Catholic 5 ** Kelly Galen Sr. D 5-7 Holland, PA Villa Joseph Marie / Lafayette 6 * Lauren Sutcliffe So. M 5-4 Downingtown, PA Downingtown West 7 ** Ashley Bugnar Jr. M 5-2 Newtown, PA Council Rock North 8 * Sarah O’Malley So. D 5-9 West Chester, PA Bishop Shanahan 10 Brooke Price Fr. F 5-6 Columbus, NJ Notre Dame 11 * Taylor Carr So. D 5-9 Fairfax, VA Robinson Secondary School 12 ** Allie Dowling Jr. M/D 5-6 Rockville Centre, NY South Side 13 ** Lauren Stevis Jr. F/M 5-8 Glenmoore, PA Downingtown 16 * Amanda Morrell Jr. F 5-2 Turnersville, NJ Paul VI 17 * Amy Balaguer So. M/D 5-4 Bel Air, MD Bel Air 18 Carly Salter Fr. M 5-4 Marlton, NJ Cherokee 19 * Danielle DeBernardo So. F/M 5-8 Richboro, PA Council Rock North 20 Meagan Cronin Fr. M 5-2 Danville, CA Carondelet 21 Raeann Groves Fr. F/M 5-5 Old Lyme, CT Lyme / Old Lyme 22 *** Kristie-Anne Hoban Sr. F 5-7 West Chester, PA Villa Maria 24 *** Shannon Osborn Sr. F/M 5-5 West Chester, PA Henderson 27 Amanda Irons Fr. M/D 5-6 Doylestown, PA Gwynedd Mercy Academy

Head Coach: Jess Reynolds (Delaware ’97) - 7th Year Assistant Coaches: Lee Mitchell (North Lincolnshire ‘94) - 2nd Year, Kaiti McCaffery (Saint Joseph’s ’07) - 1st Year Captains: Kelly Galen, Sarah O’Malley, Shannon Osborn

* -Denotes letters won prior to the 2007 season HAWKS BY CLASS Seniors (4): Galen, Hoban, Kuhn, Osborn Juniors (5): Adams, Bugnar, Dowling, Morrell, Stevis Sophomores (6): Balaguer, Bastianelli, Carr, DeBernardo, O’Malley, Sutcliffe Freshmen (7): Cronin, Grimes, Groves, Irons, Price, Salter, Sawyer

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Megan Bastianelli: BASH-tia-nelly

! Amy Balaguer: BAIL-ag-air e i Meagan Cronin: CROW-nin D

r Kelly Galen: gallon e

v Raeann Groves: RAY-ann e

N Jen Kuhn: koon l

l Lauren Stevis: STEV-iss i W k w a H e h T

6 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES Laura Adams Ashley Bugnar Junior • 5-4 • Midfield/Forward Junior • 5-2 • Midfield Pleasanton, CA • Amador Valley Newtown, PA • Council Rock North 2006: Tallied first career goal at Charlotte 2006: Recorded a career-best three points... Scored (10/1)...Appeared in 15 games, making eight a goal versus Wagner (8/31)...Tallied first career starts...2005: Saw action in 19 games, making eight assist at Towson (9/15)...Appeared in 17 games, starts...Recorded five shots on the season...High making six starts...2005: Scored first collegiate goal School/Personal: Amador Valley’s leading scorer as against Rutgers (9/4)...Tallied six shots on the sea- 2 a senior...Earned All-League Honorable Mention... 7 son...Appeared in all 20 games...High School/ Four-year varsity starter, led Amador Valley to 2002 CIF North Coast Personal: All-League Second Team selection as a senior...First Team 3A Championship...Majoring in interdisciplinary health services... All-League as a junior...Four-year Pennsylvania ODP member... Born July 29, 1987. Majoring in marketing... Born October 26, 1986. YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2005 19-8 5 0 0 0 0 2005 20-0 6 1 0 2 0 2006 15-8 7 1 0 2 0 2006 17-6 3 1 1 3 0 Totals 34-16 12 1 0 2 0 Totals 37-6 9 2 1 5 0

Amy Balaguer Taylor Carr Sophomore • 5-4 • Midfield Sophomore • 5-9 • Defense Bel Air, MD • Bel Air Fairfax, VA • Robinson Secondary 2006: Made an appearance in two games in the mid- 2006: Appeared in eight games on defense, making field...High School/Personal: A three-year starter... three starts...Tallied two shots...High School Twice named to the All-County II Team...Led club /Personal: Twice named an All-District selection... team to two state semifinals...Majoring in food mar- Five-year member of the Northern District ODP team keting...Born May 11, 1988. and three-year member of the Virginia ODP State 17 11 squad...Two-year letterwinner in track and field... YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG Majoring in biology...Born September 23, 1988. 2006 2-0 0 000 0 YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG Totals 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 8-3 2 0 0 0 0 Totals 8-3 0 0 0 0 0

Megan Bastianelli Danielle DeBernardo Sophomore • 5-4 • Goalkeeper Sophomore • 5-8 • Forward/Midfield Bear, DE • St. Mark’s Richboro, PA • Council Rock North 2006: Earned first collegiate victory at Duquesne Hawks’ second leading returning scorer...2006: (10/22)...Made three saves in win over St. Scored first collegiate goal in win over Wagner... Bonaventure (10/27)...Posted a 2-3 record between 8/31)...Added an assist at Saint Louis (10/20)... the pipes...Appeared six times in net, with four Appeared in all 18 games, making nine starts...High starts...High School/Personal: A two-time All- School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner for Council 0 Delaware First Team selection...Led St. Mark's to the 19 Rock North...As a senior, named to All-Suburban finals of the 2005 Delaware State Championships... Selected to the One League First Team and Bucks County Courier Times Golden 2005 All-East Region Team by the National Soccer Coaches of Second Team... Named to the All-SOL Second Team honoree as a w America...Posted 27 shutouts over her final 39 games...A two-time sophomore and junior...A two-time captain, tallied 19 goals and 29 w w

First Team All-Catholic Conference selection...Led her club team, the assists over 84 career games...Three-year member of the . s

Kirkwood Twisters, to two Delaware State Cup titles...Majoring in Pennsylvania ODP...helped FC Bucks Lightning to state club title four j interdisciplinary health services...Born December 7, 1987. times...Majoring in finance...Born August 9, 1988. u h

YEAR G-GS MIN W-L-T GA GAA SV PCT ShO YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG a 2006 6-4 386:17 2-3-0 9 2.10 22 .710 0 2006 18-9 6 1 1 3 0 w Totals 6-4 386:17 2-3-0 9 2.10 22 .710 0 Totals 18-9 6 1 1 3 0 k s . c o m

7 2007 Women’s Soccer HAWK PROFILES Allie Dowling Kristie-Anne Hoban Junior • 5-6 • Midfield/Defense Senior • 5-7 • Forward Rockville Centre, NY • South Side West Chester, PA • Villa Maria 2006: Appeared in three matches...Recorded a 2006: Appeared in eight matches...Recorded three career-best two shots...2005: Earned playing time in shots...2005: Earned playing time in 13 four contests...Made collegiate debut at George contests...Collected first collegiate assist versus Mason (9/6)...High School/Personal: Helped South Duquesne (10/7)...Finished season with two Side to New York State title in 2001 and 2004... shots...2004: Saw first collegiate action versus 12 Named Most Valuable Player at New York State 22 Monmouth (9/5)...High School/Personal: Two-time Tournament in 2003 and 2004...Earned 2004 All-Class “A” and 2003 All-Main Line Second Team selection...Named to the the All-Main All-Conference honors...Helped South Side to No. 1 national ranking Line First Team...Born March 24, 1986...Majoring in interdisciplinary in 2001...A four-year letterwinner...Born April 14, 1987...Majoring in health services. marketing. YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2004 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 13-0 2 0 1 1 0 2006 3-0 2 0 0 0 0 2006 8-0 3000 0 Totals 7-0 2 0 0 0 0 Totals 22-0 5 0 1 1 0

Kelly Galen Jen Kuhn Senior • 5-7 • Defense Senior • 5-11 • Goalkeeper Holland PA • Villa Joseph Marie Wernersville, PA • Conrad Weiser Team co-captain...2006: Appeared and started in all Tied for fourth all-time in career wins (nine)...Fifth 18 games at defender...Recorded one shot on all-time in career saves (141) and shutouts goal...2005: Started all 20 games...Tallied first colle- (five)...2006: Posted a career-high five wins...Had a giate goal versus Lehigh (9/13)...Posted six shots team-best 1.73 goals-against average... Recorded on the season...2004 at Lafayette: Saw action in 14 shutouts versus Wagner (8/31) and Richmond 5 games, making 13 starts...Recorded first collegiate 1 (9/29)...2005: Missed entire season due to knee assist versus Wagner (10/20)...Patriot League Women’s Soccer injury... 2004: Ranked in the program’s top-five in season shutouts Academic Honor Roll... High School/Personal: Four-year letterwin- (three) and saves (79)...Posted a 4-10-0 record...High ner and three-year starter...A three time All-League MVP...Named School/Personal:A two-time All-Pennsylvania and All-County team 2004 Catholic Academies League MVP...Three-time Bucks County member...Led Conrad Weiser to 2003 county title...2003 Academic Courier Times All-Golden Team...Two-time Bucks County Courier All-American...Majoring in psychology...Born March 26, 1986. Times Soccer Player of the Year...Helped Villa Joseph Marie to four YEAR G-GS MIN W-L-T GA GAA SV PCT ShO district championships and three Pennsylvania State Championships 2004 15-15 1276:05 4-10-0 23 1.62 79 .775 3 ...Also lettered in basketball and lacrosse, earning a Bucks County 2005 Medical Redshirt Courier Times All-Golden Team selection in basketball...Born April 2006 15-14 1250:28 5-8-0 24 1.73 62 .721 2 16, 1986...Majoring in accounting. Totals 30-29 2526:33 9-18-0 47 1.67 141 .750 5 YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2004* 14-13 2 0 11 0 2005 20-20 6 1 0 2 0 Amanda Morrell 2006 18-18 1 0 0 0 0 Junior • 5-2 • Forward/Midfield Totals 52-51 9 1 1 3 0 ! Washington Township, NJ • Paul VI

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N Conference selection...Led her club team, Lacey l l Magic, to State Cup championship twice...Four-year i 16

W ODP member...Majoring in sociology August 6, 1987.

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8 Saint Joseph’s University HAWK PROFILES Sarah O’Malley Lauren Stevis Sophomore • 5-9 • Defense Junior • 5-8 • Forward/Midfield West Chester, PA • Bishop Shanahan Glenmoore, PA • Downingtown Team co-captain...2006: Started all 18 games at 2006: Appeared in eight games...Tallied one defender...Tallied first collegiate goal at Towson shot...2005: Saw action in five games before suffer- (9/15)...Recorded three shots on the season...High ing a season-ending injury...Tallied game-winning School/Personal: Four-year starter...Helped Bishop goal in 2-1 win at Rutgers (9/4)...High School/ Shanahan to three straight Pennsylvania Personal: Led Downingtown to 2002 State title...A 8 Interscholastic Athletic Association state tourna- 13 two-time All-Ches-Mont First Team and All-Area ment...Led her team to the 2003 Southern Chester County League Team honoree...Earned 2003 and 2004 Annual Coaches title...Also letter in track and field...Member of the West Chester Awards...Born October 13, 1987...Majoring in social science. United Soccer Club...Majoring in accounting...Born June 30, 1988. YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2005 5-0 1 1 0 2 1 2006 18-18 3 1 0 2 0 2006 8-0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 18-18 3 1 0 2 0 Totals 13-0 2 1 0 2 1

Shannon Osborn Lauren Sutcliffe Senior • 5-5 • Forward/Midfield Sophomore • 5-4 • Midfield West Chester, PA • Henderson Downingtown, PA • Downingtown West Two-year team co-captain...Team’s returning leader 2006: Started 11 games, making 17 appearances... in goals and points...2006: Scored a career-high Recorded first collegiate goal versus Rhode Island three goals, for six points...Tallied a pair of goals, (10/15)...Earned an assist in win over Marist including the game-winner, versus Temple (10/6)... (9/23)...High School/Personal: A four-year starter Recorded the game-winning goal against St. at Downingtown West...Named to the 2005 All- 24 Bonaventure (10/27)...2005: Scored first career goal 6 Ches-Mont First Team after being selected to the versus Duquesne (10/7)...Earned 13 starts and appeared in all 20 Second Team in 2004...A five-year member of the EPYSA ODP team, games...Registered 19 shots on goal...2004: Appeared in 17 con- she is also a member of the National Honor Society...Majoring in tests, making eight starts...Recorded seven shots...High biology...Born November 25, 1987. School/Personal: Missed senior season with injury...As a junior, YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG named to First Team All-Ches-Mont, and All-Area Teams...A two-time 2006 17-11 3 1 1 3 0 All-Ches-Mont Academic Team member...Majoring in interdiscipli- Totals 17-11 3 1 1 3 0 nary health services...Born December 3, 1985. YEAR G-GS SH G A PTS GWG 2004 17-8 7 0 0 0 0 2005 20-13 19 102 0 2006 16-11 21 306 2 Totals 53-32 47 4 0 8 2 w w w . s j u h a w k s . c o m

9 2007 Women’s Soccer NEWCOMERS Meagan Cronin Brooke Price Freshman • 5-2 • Midfield Freshman • 5-6 • Forward Danville, CA • Carondelet Columbus, NJ • Notre Dame High School/Personal: Seven-year member of Class High School/Personal: As a senior, earned One travel team...Four-year captain, led team to Hibernian Soccer Eleven accolades and Second- State Cup quarterfinals in 2007...Also a four-year Team All-County honors...Member of the Mercer letterwinner in lacrosse for Carondelet ...Earned All- County Senior All-star Team...Also lettered in bas- League Second Team honors...Majoring in social ketball and lacrosse...Majoring in accounting...Born 20 science...Born November 2, 1989. 10 October 27, 1988.

Kaitlyn Grimes Carly Salter Freshman • 5-5 • Defense Freshman • 5-4 • Midfield Howell, NJ • Red Bank Catholic Marlton, NJ • Cherokee High School/Personal: Two-time First Team Asbury High School/Personal: Two-time First Team All- Park Press All-Shore honoree...Named a Second Conference, All-Group IV, All-South Jersey, All- Team Star Ledger All-State selection as a senior... County, All-State and All-State Top-20 South Region Four-year starter, led Red Bank Catholic to 2006 as a junior and senior...Earned MVP honors at the State Parochial A Finals...Member of the Parsippany 2006 SJSCA Senior All-Star Game...Selected to the 4 Gazelles travel team...Majoring in management... 18 NJGSCA All-Star Senior Showcase...Led the Mount Born January 23, 1989. Laurel United Strikers to state titles in 2004 and 2005...Member of both the U-16 and U-17 NJ State ODP teams...Member of the National Honor Society, Renaissance Club, Human Affairs Club and Spanish Club...Majoring in food marketing...Born September 27, 1989.

Raeann Groves Lauren Sawyer Freshman • 5-5 • Forward/Midfield Freshman • 5-6 • Forward/Midfield Old Lyme, CT • Lyme / Old Lyme Saint James, NY • Smithtown East High School/Personal: Third all-time leading scorer High School/Personal: Smithtown East record hold- at Old Lyme...Twice named to the All-State Team... er in goals and assists...Named All-State, All- Three-time All-Area and four-time All-Shoreline County, All-Conference and All-League...Named selection...Led Old Lyme to state finals...Three-time MVP as a junior after leading Smithtown East to the Scholar-Athlete honoree and member of the league title...Two-year team captain...Helped 21 National Honor Society...Also a four-year letterwin- 3 Albertson Fury ‘89 travel team to 2006 State Cup ner in basketball...Majoring in management...Born January 23, 1989. and first place in US Club Soccer’s Champion Cup...Also lettered in track...Set Smithtown East record in 4x400 and 4x800 relay...Born October 6, 1989...Majoring in humanities. !

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10 Saint Joseph’s University 2006 YEAR IN REVIEW It was a season of highs and lows for Saint Joseph’s in 2006. was also named to the A-10 All-Conference First Team, and Looking for their fourth-straight postseason berth, the Hawks fell SoccerBuzz.com All-Mid-Atlantic Third Team, finished her three-year just short, but several Hawk players set record marks on the way. SJU career second all-time in program history with 57 points and 23 After a hard-fought 1-0 loss at Delaware to start the year, Saint goals. Joseph’s bounced back with a season-high five goals en route to a Setting a career-high with eight points, senior midfielder Kimmy 5-0 win over Wagner. Senior Ali Wean tallied the first of her record- Leigh earned her second straight A-10 All-Conference Second Team setting 14 goals of the season honor. Leigh, only the second in the win, while classmates SJU player to be twice be Nancy Cook and Megan Schutt selected to an A-10 All- each tallied a goal as they Conference Team, finished her climbed the Hawk scoring Hawk career fifth in assists charts. with 12. Following a 1-0 loss at St. Cook, who finished second John’s, the Hawks responded on the team in scoring with six with a 4-3 overtime win at goals and two assists for 14 Lehigh, in which Wean tallied a points, capped her career pair of goals, while Cook tied fourth all-time in goals (17) the game late. Schutt carded and ninth in points (36). A the winning score as the standout since her freshman Hawks moved to 2-2 on the year in which she earned A-10 season. Rookie of the Year honors, A tough three-game road Schutt finished her Crimson skid, coupled with a 2-0 loss at and Gray career third all-time home to Rider had Saint in goals (20), tied for second in Joseph’s standing at 2-4 over- assists (14) and third in points all heading into its final non- Kimmy Leigh (left), is the only player in SJU history to earn back-to-back Atlantic (54). Senior Kaiti McCaffery conference game. In the last 10 All-Conference accolades. Ali Wean (right) became the first Hawk to earn A-10 also etched her name among warmup before conference Offensive Player of the Year honors as she led the conference in scoring last year. the SJU all-time leaders as the play it was Wean once again who led the way. Tallying a pair of goals, defender finished her career fourth all-time in assists with 13. including the game winner with 11 seconds left, Wean upped her Graduating one of the best classes in SJU history will be tough total to five for the year as she helped Saint Joseph’s to a 2-1 win to replace, but with a young and talented group of returnees, the over Marist Hawks will again have their sights set high in 2007. The momentum from the win carried over into the following week in Atlantic 10 play as the Hawks topped Richmond 1-0 in over- 2006 AWARD WINNERS time on a Cook goal. Unfortunately for the Hawks, the offense slowed in the next five TEAM AWARDS games, as Saint Joseph’s went 1-4 in A-10 play, with tough losses to Most Valuable Player: ...... Kimmy Leigh Charlotte, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, with a victory over city- Scholar-Athlete Award ...... Ashley Bugnar rival Temple in between. Vasquez Award: ...... Emily Brant Needing to get back to its winning ways, Wean turned it on for Dorie Leahy Award: ...... Kimmy Leigh the Hawks. The senior tallied five goals in the next two games as the Offensive Player of the Year: ...... Ali Wean

Hawks posted 4-2 and 4-1 wins over Duquesne and St. Bonaventure, Defensive Player of the Year: ...... Kaiti McCaffery w respectively. Wean was recognized for her efforts as the senior was Most Improved: ...... Megan Bastianelli w w named A-10 Player of the Week for October 23. Rookie of the Year: ...... Sarah O’Malley . With a 4-4 record in conference play, Saint Joseph’s headed into Player’s Award: ...... Emily Brant s j its season finale versus Fordham needing a win and some help else- u h

where in the league to secure a playoff spot. Despite taking an early OTHER AWARDS a 1-0 lead on a Wean goal, it wasn’t meant to be for the Hawks as the Atlantic 10 Offensive Player of the Year: ...... Ali Wean w Atlantic All-Conference First Team: ...... Ali Wean k

Rams fought back for a 2-1 win to end the season. s

Atlantic All-Conference Second Team: ...... Kimmy Leigh .

While the team fell short of its goal in 2006, it was a historic c season individually for Saint Joseph’s. Setting a single-season SoccerBuzz.com All-Mid-Atlantic Third Team: ...... Ali Wean o record in goals (14) and points (33), Wean became the first Hawk to Jewish Sports Review All-America First Team: ...... Ali Wean m earn A-10 Offensive Player of the Year accolades. The forward, who Atlantic 10 Player of the Week: ...... Ali Wean (10/23)

11 2007 Women’s Soccer 2006 STATISTICS SAINT JOSEPH’S UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER 2006 FINAL STATISTICS (OVERALL 7-11-0; ATLANTIC 10 4-5-0)

Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG PK-ATT Ali Wean ...... 17-13 14 5 33 41 .341 28 .683 2 2-2 Nancy Cook ...... 17-11 6 2 14 33 .182 20 .606 2 0-0 Megan Schutt ...... 17-16 3 3 9 46 .065 22 .478 1 0-0 Kimmy Leigh ...... 17-17 2 4 8 12 .167 7 .583 0 0-0 Shannon Osborn ...... 16-11 3 0 6 21 .143 11 .524 2 0-0 Kaiti McCaffery ...... 17-17 0 4 4 11 .000 4 .364 0 0-0 Danielle DeBernardo . . .18-9 1 1 3 6 .167 2 .333 0 0-0 Ashley Bugnar ...... 17-6 1 1 3 3 .333 2 .667 0 0-0 Lauren Sutcliffe ...... 17-11 1 1 3 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 Laura Adams ...... 15-8 1 0 2 7 .143 7 1.000 0 0-0 Sarah O’Malley ...... 18-18 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333 0 0-0 Amanda Morrell ...... 11-6 0 2 2 8 .000 1 .125 0 0-0 Emily Brant ...... 18-16 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 Kristie-Anne Hoban . . . . .8-0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 Allie Dowling ...... 3-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Taylor Carr ...... 8-3 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Lauren Stevis ...... 8-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 Kelly Galen ...... 18-18 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Amy Balaguer ...... 2-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total ...... 18 33 23 89 207 .159 110 .531 7 2-2 Opponents ...... 18 33 33 99 258 .128 105 .407 11 0-0 Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho Jen Kuhn...... 15-14 1250:28 24 1.73 62 .721 5 8 0 2 Megan Bastianelli ...... 6-4 386:17 9 2.10 22 .710 2 3 0 0 Total ...... 18 1636:45 33 1.81 84 .720 7 11 0 2 Opponents ...... 18 1636:45 33 1.81 83 .716 11 7 0 4

SCORING BY HALVES 1st 2nd OT Total Saint Joseph's 17 14 2 33 Opponents 19 13 1 33

2006 WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS: Record: 7-11-0 Home: 4-4-0 Away: 3-7-0

DATE OPPONENTS SCORE SJU GOALS (Game-winner in Bold) SHOTS CORNERS SAVES Aug. 25 at Delaware ...... 0-1 L 5-14 1-4 4-4 Aug. 31 WAGNER ...... 5-0 W Cook, Wean, Bugnar, Schutt, DeBernardo 17-3 5-3 2-4 Sept. 2 at St. John’s ...... 0-1 L 5-15 2-5 6-2 Sept. 5 at Lehigh ...... 4-3 (OT) W Wean (2), Cook, Schutt 11-13 2-6 3-4 Sept. 8 at # 24 Boston University .1-3 L Wean 4-16 0-5 8-2 Sept. 10 at Northeastern ...... 1-2 L Leigh 10-15 4-3 6-4 Sept. 15 at Towson ...... 2-3 L O’Malley, Cook 8-20 3-4 10-4

! Sept. 20 RIDER ...... 0-2 L 11-15 2-2 2-5 e

i Sept. 23 MARIST ...... 2-1 W Wean (2) 17-9 9-2 2-5

D Sept. 29 * at Richmond ...... 1-0 (OT) W Cook 8-17 5-2 4-2

r Oct. 1 * at Charlotte ...... 1-3 L Adams 18-11 3-2 5-6 e

v Oct. 6 * TEMPLE ...... 3-1 W Leigh, Osborn (2) 20-8 4-2 2-7 e Oct. 13 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-2 L 7-5 0-3 2-5 N

l Oct. 15 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 1-2 L Sutcliffe 12-20 1-7 4-8 l i Oct. 20 * at Saint Louis ...... 3-4 (OT) L Wean (2), Cook 9-36 5-5 12-6 W Oct. 22 * at Duquesne ...... 4-2 W Cook, Schutt, Wean (2) 16-20 4-14 7-6

k Oct. 27 * ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 4-1 W Wean (3), Osborn 18-6 7-3 3-8 w

a Oct. 29 * FORDHAM ...... 1-2 L Wean 11-15 2-9 3-1

H Totals 207-258 59-82 85-83 e

h HOME MATCHES IN CAPS T * - Denotes Atlantic 10 games

12 Saint Joseph’s University RECORD BOOK SAINT JOSEPH’S YEAR BY YEAR RECORDS Overall Atlantic 10 Year W L T Pct. W L T Pct. A-10 Finish Coach Postseason 1996 6 11 1 .361 2 6 0 .250 4th-East Greg Nicholls 1997 11 6 1 .639 6 5 0 .545 5th Greg Nicholls 1998 10 8 1 .553 5 6 0 .455 6th Greg Nicholls 1999 9 8 1 .528 4 6 1 .409 8th John Byford 2000 4 13 0 .235 1 9 0 .100 11th John Byford 2001 5 10 2 .353 2 7 2 .273 10th Jess Reynolds 2002 4 12 1 .265 1 9 1 .136 11th Jess Reynolds 2003 9 8 1 .528 7 4 0 .636 5th Jess Reynolds A-10 Tournament 2004 9 11 1 .452 6 4 1 .600 4th Jess Reynolds A-10 Tournament 2005 8 9 3 .475 4 3 2 .555 5th Jess Reynolds A-10 Tournament 2006 7 11 0 .389 4 5 0 .444 8th Jess Reynolds TOTAL 82 107 12 .438 42 64 7 .403

Greg Nicholls John Byford Jess Reynolds 3 Seasons 2 Seasons 6 Seasons 27-25-3 Overall 13-21-1 Overall 42-61-8 Overall 13-17-0 Atlantic 10 5-15-1 Atlantic 10 24-32-6 Atlantic 10 3 Postseason Appearances

DEPARTMENTAL LEADERS

YEAR GOALS ASSISTS POINTS SHOTS 1996 Ellen Stenrud...... 7 Natalie Weymouth ...... 5 Ellen Stenrud ...... 17 Ellen Stenrud...... 53 1997 Ellen Stenrud ...... 12 Ellen Stenrud ...... 6 Ellen Stenrud ...... 30 Ellen Stenrud...... 73 1998 Lisa Benvenuto ...... 6 Lisa Benvenuto ...... 5 Lisa Benvenuto ...... 17 Lisa Benvenuto ...... 41 1999 E. Stenrud/L. Benvenuto . . 8 E. Stenrud/M. Spellman . . .5 Ellen Stenrud ...... 21 Ellen Stenrud...... 49 2000 Katie Watson ...... 7 Mindy Spellman ...... 4 Katie Watson ...... 14 Michelle Ford...... 32 2001 Kim Dwyer...... 5 Michelle Ford ...... 3 Kim Dwyer ...... 10 Michelle Ford...... 37 2002 M. Carmosky/K. Watson . . 4 M. Ford/K. Watson ...... 3 Katie Watson ...... 11 Katie Watson ...... 27 2003 Megan Schutt ...... 11 Barriere/Schutt/McCaffery . . .5 Megan Schutt ...... 27 Megan Schutt ...... 51 2004 Ali Wean ...... 5 Kaiti McCaffery ...... 3 Ali Wean ...... 12 Megan Schutt ...... 60 2005 Alisha Paine...... 9 Alisha Paine ...... 5 Alisha Paine ...... 23 Alisha Paine...... 47 2006 Ali Wean ...... 14 Ali Wean ...... 5 Ali Wean ...... 33 Megan Schutt ...... 46 w w

YEAR WINS SHUTOUTS SAVES GAA w

1996 Amanda Kuehnle ...... 6 Amanda Kuehnle ...... 2 Amanda Kuehnle . . . . . 122 Amanda Kuehnle . . . . . 1.58 . s

1997 Amanda Kuehnle ...... 9 Amanda Kuehnle ...... 6 Amanda Kuehnle . . . . . 106 Colleen Corcoran . . . . . 1.34 j u

1998 Colleen Corcoran ...... 10 Colleen Corcoran ...... 10 Colleen Corcoran. . . . . 137 Colleen Corcoran . . . . . 1.11 h

1999 Colleen Corcoran ...... 7 Colleen Corcoran ...... 3 Colleen Corcoran...... 77 Colleen Corcoran . . . . . 1.28 a 2000 Colleen Corcoran ...... 3 Colleen Corcoran ...... 1 Colleen Corcoran...... 55 Christy Ganc...... 2.51 w k

2001 Alicia Kornicki ...... 3 Christy Ganc ...... 3 Christy Ganc ...... 65 Christy Ganc...... 1.31 s

2002 Christy Ganc ...... 4 Christy Ganc ...... 3 Christy Ganc ...... 103 Christy Ganc...... 2.00 . c

2003 Nicole DiEnna ...... 7 Nicole DiEnna ...... 5 Nicole DiEnna ...... 78 Nicole DiEnna...... 1.62 o 2004 Nicole DiEnna ...... 5 Nicole DiEnna ...... 4 Jen Kuhn...... 79 Nicole DiEnna...... 1.06 m 2005 Nicole DiEnna ...... 8 Nicole DiEnna ...... 3 Nicole DiEnna ...... 117 Nicole DiEnna...... 1.59 2006 Jen Kuhn ...... 5 Jen Kuhn ...... 2 Jen Kuhn...... 62 Jen Kuhn ...... 1.73

13 2007 Women’s Soccer RECORD BOOK ATLANTIC 10 OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR TEAM RECORDS 2006 Ali Wean GAME ATLANTIC 10 ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Most Goals ...... 9, vs. St. Francis (PA), 9/1/98 2003 Megan Schutt Most Assists ...... 7, vs. St. Francis (PA), 9/1/98

ATLANTIC 10 ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM SEASON 2006 Ali Wean ...... First Most Goals ...... 33 (2006) Kimmy Leigh ...... Second Fewest Goals ...... 11 (2001) 2005 Kimmy Leigh ...... Second Alisha Paine ...... Second Most Assists ...... 27 (2003) Jess Daugherty ...... Second Fewest Assists ...... 7 (2001) 2003 Megan Schutt ...... First Most Points ...... 89 (2006) Jen Harris ...... Second Fewest Points ...... 29 (2001) 2002 Katie Watson ...... Second Most Shots ...... 260 (1997) 2001 Laurie Muller ...... Second Most Saves ...... 137 (1998) 1999 Colleen Corcoran ...... Second Mindy Spellman ...... Second Most Shutouts ...... 10 (1998) Ellen Stenrud ...... Second Goals Against Average ...... 1.11 (1998) 1998 Mindy Spellman ...... Second 1997 Ellen Stenrud ...... First MISCELLANEOUS 1996 Liz Peterson ...... Second Longest Winning Streak ...... 4 ATLANTIC 10 ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM . . . .(10/17/97-10/26-97; 8/31/02-9/27/02; 10/24/04-11/4/04) 2005 Alisha Paine Longest Losing Streak ...... 8 (10/13/02-8/29/03) 2004 Ali Wean 2003 Kimmy Leigh INDIVIDUAL RECORDS GAME ATLANTIC 10 ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Most Goals ...... 4 by Lisa Benvenuto vs. Temple, 9/26/99 2005 Megan Schutt Alisha Paine 2001 Kim Miller Most Assists ...... 3 by Kaiti McCaffery vs. Drexel, 9/2/03, 1999 Tina Greco ...... and by Megan Schutt at Fordham, 10/12/03, Mindy Spellman ...... and by Marisa Barriere vs. Massachusetts, 11/2/03 Most Saves .17 by Colleen Corcoran at Massachusetts, 10/4/98 ATLANTIC 10 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM 2003 Nancy Cook SEASON Megan Schutt 2001 Jen Harris Most Goals ...... 14, by Ali Wean (2006) Megan Schutt 2000 Michelle Ford Most Assists ...... 6, by Ellen Stenrud (1997) Most Points ...... 33, by Ali Wean (2006) NSCAA ALL-MID ATLANTIC REGION TEAM Most Shots ...... 73, by Ellen Stenrud (1997) 2005 Alisha Paine ...... Third Most Saves ...... 137, Colleen Corcoran (1998) 2003 Megan Schutt ...... Third Most Shutouts ...... 10, Colleen Corcoran (1998) 1997 Ellen Stenrud ...... Third Most Victories ...... 10, Colleen Corcoran (1998) SOCCERBUZZ.COM All-MID-ATLANTIC TEAM Goals Against Average ...... 1.06, Nicole DiEnna (2004) 2006 Ali Wean ...... Third Save Percentage ...... 862, Colleen Corcoran (1998)

! SOCCERBUZZ.COM MID-ATLANTIC ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM e CAREER i 2003 Megan Schutt D Most Goals ...... 32, by Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) r

e SOCCERBUZZ.COM FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Most Assists ...... 18, by Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) v Most Points ...... 82, by Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) e 2003 Megan Schutt ...... Honorable Mention

N Most Shots ...... 243, by Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) l

l ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM

i Most Saves ...... 290, Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) 2005 Alisha Paine ...... Second W Most Shutouts ...... 16, Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) k PHILLY-SIDA/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM Most Victories ...... 22, Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) w

a 2005 Alisha Paine Goals Against Average ...... 1.35, Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) H Save Percentage ...... 833, Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) e JEWISH SPORTS REVIEW ALL-AMERICA TEAM h

T 2006 Ali Wean ...... First • Records Include Years 1996-Present • 2004 Ali Wean ...... First

14 Saint Joseph’s University CAREER LEADERS GOALS WINS 1. Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) ...... 32 1. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) ...... 22 2. Ali Wean (2004-06) ...... 23 2. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 21 3. Megan Schutt (2003-06) ...... 20 3. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) ...... 15 4. Nancy Cook (2002-06) ...... 17 4. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 9 5. Lisa Benvenuto (1997-00) ...... 16 Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 9 6. Katie Watson (1999-02) ...... 14 7. Alisha Paine (2002-05) ...... 13 LOSSES 8. Courtney Kennedy (1997-00) ...... 11 1. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 30 Kim Dwyer (1998-01) ...... 11 2. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) ...... 20 10. Michelle Ford (2000-03) ...... 10 3. Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 18 4. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 17 ASSISTS 5. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) ...... 16 1. Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) ...... 18 2. Kaiti McCaffery (2003-06) ...... 13 TIES 3. Michelle Ford (2000-03) ...... 11 1. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 5 Kimmy Leigh (2003-06) ...... 11 2. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) ...... 2 Ali Wean (2004-06) ...... 11 Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) ...... 2 6. Natalie Weymouth (1996-99) ...... 10 Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 2 Mindy Spellman (1997-00) ...... 10 5. Alicia Kornicki (2000-01) ...... 1 Megan Schutt (2003-06) ...... 10 9. Courtney Kennedy (1997-00) ...... 8 SAVES Alisha Paine (2002-05) ...... 8 1. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) ...... 290 Laurie Muller (1998-01) ...... 7 2. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 245 3. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 231 Ellen Stenrud, who finished her playing career POINTS 4. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) ...... 228 SJU’s all-time leader in goals (32), assists (18), 1. Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) ...... 82 5. Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 141 points (82) and shots (243), became the first 2. Ali Wean (2004-06) ...... 57 Hawk to earn First Team All-Atlantic 10 and 3. Megan Schutt (2003-06) ...... 54 SHUTOUTS NSCAA All-Mid-Atlantic Third Team honors. 4. Lisa Benvenuto (1997-00) ...... 38 1. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) ...... 16 Nancy Cook (2002-06) ...... 38 2. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05 ...... 12 6. Alisha Paine (2002-05) ...... 34 3. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) ...... 8 7. Katie Watson (1999-02) ...... 33 4. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 6 8. Michelle Ford (2000-03) ...... 31 Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 6 9. Courtney Kennedy (1997-00) ...... 30 10. Kim Dwyer (1998-01) ...... 23 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE Kimmy Leigh (2003-06) ...... 23 1. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) . . . . .1.35 Kaiti McCaffery (2003-06) ...... 23 2. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 1.51 3. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) . . . . .1.58 SHOTS 4. Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 1.62 1. Ellen Stenrud (1996-99) ...... 243 5. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 2.04 2. Megan Schutt (2003-06) ...... 197 3. Michelle Ford (2000-03) ...... 140 SAVE PERCENTAGE

4. Ali Wean (2004-06) ...... 117 1. Colleen Corcoran (1997-00) . . . . .833 w 5. Katie Watson (1999-02) ...... 98 2. Amanda Kuehnle (1996-97) . . . . .809 w 6. Lisa Benvenuto (1997-00) ...... 96 3. Nicole DiEnna (2003-05) ...... 802 w .

Courtney Kennedy (1997-00) ...... 96 4. Jen Kuhn (2004-present) ...... 775 s j

8. Nancy Cook (2002-06) ...... 75 5. Christy Ganc (1999-02) ...... 729 u 9. Kaiti McCaffery (2003-06) ...... 64 h a

10. Mindy Spellman (1997-00) ...... 61 w k s

Bold indicates a current player . c o m Colleen Corcoran, the Hawks’ all-time leader in victories (22), also holds four other goalkeep- ing records. Nancy Cook Nicole DiEnna

15 2007 Women’s Soccer SINGLE-SEASON LEADERS GOALS WINS 1. Ali Wean, 2006 ...... 14 1. Colleen Corcoran, 1998 ...... 10 2. Ellen Stenrud, 1997 ...... 12 2. Amanda Kuehnle, 1997 ...... 9 3. Megan Schutt, 2003 ...... 11 3. Nicole DiEnna, 2003 ...... 8 4. Alisha Paine, 2005 ...... 9 Nicole DiEnna, 2005 ...... 8 5. Ellen Stenrud, 1999 ...... 8 5. Christy Ganc, 1999 ...... 7 Lisa Benvenuto, 1999 ...... 8 7. Ellen Stenrud, 1996 ...... 7 LOSSES Katie Watson, 2000 ...... 7 1. Christy Ganc, 2002 ...... 12 9. Lisa Benvenuto, 1998 ...... 6 2. Amanda Kuehnle, 1996 ...... 11 Nancy Cook, 2006 ...... 6 3. Jen Kuhn, 2004 ...... 10 4. Christy Ganc, 2001 ...... 9 ASSISTS Nicole DiEnna, 2005 ...... 9 1. Ellen Stenrud, 1997 ...... 6 2. Ellen Stenrud, 1999 ...... 5 TIES Mindy Spellman, 1999 ...... 5 1. Nicole DiEnna, 2005 ...... 3 Lisa Benvenuto, 1998 ...... 5 2. Amanda Kuehnle, 1996, 1997 ...... 1 Natalie Weymouth, 1996 ...... 5 Colleen Corcoran, 1998, 1999 ...... 1 Marisa Barriere, 2003 ...... 5 Christy Ganc, 2001, 2002 ...... 1 Kaiti McCaffery, 2003 ...... 5 Alicia Kornicki, 2001 ...... 1 Megan Schutt, 2003 ...... 5 Nicole DiEnna, 2003, 2004 ...... 1 Alisha Paine, 2005 ...... 5 Ali Wean, 2006 ...... 5 SAVES 1. Colleen Corcoran, 1998 ...... 137 POINTS 2. Amanda Kuehnle, 1996 ...... 122 1. Ali Wean, 2006 ...... 33 3. Nicole DiEnna, 2005 ...... 117 Katie Watson etched her name in the SJU 2. Ellen Stenrud, 1997 ...... 30 4. Amanda Kuehnle, 1997 ...... 106 record book, ranking in the top-five for goals, points and shots. 3. Megan Schutt, 2003 ...... 27 5. Christy Ganc, 2002 ...... 103 4. Alisha Paine, 2005 ...... 25 5. Ellen Stenrud, 1999 ...... 21 SHUTOUTS 6. Lisa Benvenuto, 1998 ...... 17 1. Colleen Corcoran, 1998 ...... 10 Ellen Stenrud, 1996 ...... 17 2. Amanda Kuehnle, 1997 ...... 6 8. Lisa Benvenuto, 1999 ...... 16 3. Nicole DiEnna, 2003 ...... 5 9. Courtney Kennedy, 1997 ...... 14 4. Nicole DiEnna, 2004 ...... 4 Ellen Stenrud, 1998 ...... 14 5. Colleen Corcoran, 1999 ...... 3 Katie Watson, 2000 ...... 14 Christy Ganc, 2001, 2002 ...... 3 Michelle Ford, 2003 ...... 14 Jen Kuhn, 2004 ...... 3 Nancy Cook, 2006 ...... 14 Nicole DiEnna, 2005 ...... 3

SHOTS GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Ellen Stenrud, 1997 ...... 73 1. Nicole DiEnna, 2004 ...... 1.06 2. Ellen Stenrud, 1998 ...... 68 2. Colleen Corcoran, 1998 ...... 1.17 3. Megan Schutt, 2004 ...... 60 3. Colleen Corcoran, 1999 ...... 1.28 !

e 4. Ellen Stenrud, 1996 ...... 53 4. Christy Ganc, 2001 ...... 1.31 i

D 5. Megan Schutt, 2003 ...... 51 5. Amanda Kuehnle, 1996, 1997 . . . .1.58

r 6. Ellen Stenrud, 1999 ...... 49 e

v 7. Alisha Paine, 2005 ...... 47 SAVE PERCENTAGE e 8. Courtney Kennedy, 1997 ...... 46 1. Colleen Corcoran, 1998 ...... 862 N l

l Megan Schutt, 2006 ...... 46 2. Colleen Corcoran, 1999 ...... 828 i 10. Michelle Ford, 2003 ...... 45 3. Amanda Kuehnle, 1997 ...... 822 W 4. Nicole DiEnna, 2004 ...... 818 k

w 5. Christy Ganc, 2001 ...... 802 a H Bold indicates a current player e Ali Wean, the 2006 Atlantic 10 Offensive Player

h of the Year, set SJU’s single-season records for T goals (14) and points (33) as a senior.

16 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS 1996 9/20 ! vs. Loyola (IL)...... 0-1 L Won 6, Lost 11, Tied 1 9/23 BUCKNELL ...... 1-3 L Head Coach: Greg Nicholls 9/26 at St. John’s ...... 1-0 W DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 9/28 * at Temple ...... 1-0 W 8/31 at Lehigh (OT)...... 1-2 L 10/2 * at Rhode Island ...... 0-6 L 9/2 at Lafayette ...... 1-0 W 10/4 * at Massachusetts (OT) ...... 1-2 L 9/5 at Loyola (MD) ...... 0-2 L 10/9 * XAVIER ...... 1-2 L 9/8 WHEELING JESUIT ...... 2-1 W 10/11 * DAYTON ...... 1-3 L 9/10 BUCKNELL ...... 1-3 L 10/16 * LA SALLE ...... 1-0 W 9/13 * at Xavier ...... 1-4 L 10/18 * FORDHAM (OT) ...... 1-0 W 9/15 * at Dayton ...... 0-3 L 10/23 * at Duquesne ...... 1-0 W 9/20 * VIRGINIA TECH ...... 0-2 L 10/25 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 1-2 L 9/25 * TEMPLE ...... 0-1 L 10/30 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 0-2 L 9/28 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-4 L 11/1 * VIRGINIA TECH ...... 1-0 W 10/1 PHILADELPHIA TEXTILE...... 1-1 T 10/4 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 1-0 W 1999 10/6 at Fairfield ...... 0-1 L Won 9, Lost 8, Tied 1 10/16 ST. FRANCIS (PA) (OT)...... 3-2 W Head Coach: John Byford 10/19 at Rowan...... 0-1 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 10/25 * LA SALLE ...... 2-1 W 8/30 at Navy ...... 1-0 W 10/27 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 1-2 L 9/4 at Lafayette ...... 3-0 W 11/1 * FORDHAM (OT) ...... 2-1 W 9/8 at Bucknell ...... 1-0 W 9/12 at Seton Hall ...... 1-3 L 1997 9/19 at Delaware ...... 3-2 W Won 11, Lost 6, Tied 1 9/26 * TEMPLE ...... 6-1 W Head Coach: Greg Nicholls 10/1 * RHODE ISLAND (OT) ...... 2-3 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 10/3 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 1-5 L 8/30 vs. Canisius...... 3-2 W 10/8 * at Xavier ...... 1-2 L 8/31 at Wheeling Jesuit ...... 2-0 W 10/10 * at Dayton ...... 1-8 L 9/6 LAFAYETTE ...... 1-0 W 10/12 MONMOUTH ...... 2-0 W 9/9 at Bucknell ...... 0-2 L 10/15 * at La Salle ...... 0-3 L 9/17 at Philadelphia Textile ...... 6-0 W 10/17 * at Fordham (OT) ...... 0-0 T 9/23 LEHIGH ...... 1-0 W 10/19 ST. JOHN’S ...... 2-3 L 9/27 * at Temple ...... 1-0 W 10/22 * DUQUESNE ...... 1-0 W 9/30 LOYOLA (MD) (OT)...... 1-1 T 10/24 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 1-0 W 10/4 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 3-5 L 10/29 * at George Washington ...... 4-2 W 10/5 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 2-0 W 10/31 * at Virginia Tech ...... 0-2 L 10/10 * at Dayton ...... 1-5 L 10/12 * at Xavier ...... 0-3 L 10/17 * at Fordham ...... 1-0 W 10/19 * at La Salle (OT)...... 2-1 W 10/24 * ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 2-1 W 10/26 * DUQUESNE ...... 1-0 W w

10/31 * at Virginia Tech (OT) ...... 1-2 L w

11/2 * at George Washington ...... 0-6 L w . s

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DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T k 9/1 at St. Francis (PA)...... 9-0 W s . 9/5 at Lafayette ...... 2-0 W c o

9/8 at Lehigh...... 2-0 W m 9/13 at Monmouth ...... 0-0 T Coached by Greg Nicholls, the 1997 Hawks set a program record with 11 wins, finishing the year 11-6-1 overall. Saint Joseph’s also established 9/18 ! vs. Detroit ...... 2-1 W its longest winning streak that season, four games.

17 2007 Women’s Soccer ALL-TIME RESULTS 2000 Won 4, Lost 13, Tied 0 Head Coach: John Byford DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 8/30 LONG ISLAND...... 2-0 W 9/5 BUCKNELL (OT) ...... 1-2 L 9/10 at Penn ...... 1-5 L 9/13 at St. John’s ...... 0-2 L 9/20 DELAWARE ...... 1-3 L 9/23 at Binghamton ...... 2-1 W 9/26 * at Temple ...... 2-3 L 9/29 VIRGINIA TECH...... 2-0 W 10/1 * GEORGE WASHINGTON (OT) ...... 3-4 L 10/6 * at Massachusetts (OT) ...... 1-2 L 10/8 * at Rhode Island...... 2-5 L 10/13 * DAYTON ...... 2-4 L 10/15 * XAVIER ...... 0-2 L Under the direction of head coach Jess Reynolds, the 2003 Hawks 10/20 * FORDHAM...... 2-1 W became the first team in program history to advance to the Atlantic 10 10/22 * LA SALLE ...... 1-2 L Tournament. 10/27 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 0-2 L 10/29 * at Duquesne ...... 0-1 L 10/4 * LA SALLE ...... 1-2 L 10/6 * FORDHAM (2OT) ...... 1-2 L 2001 10/11 * at Duquesne (2OT) ...... 1-1 T Won 5, Lost 10, Tied 2 10/13 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 1-3 L Head Coach: Jess Reynolds 10/18 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 1-3 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 10/20 * RICHMOND...... 0-2 L 8/31 LONG ISLAND...... 1-0 W 10/25 * at Rhode Island...... 0-2 L 9/5 at Delaware ...... 0-1 L 10/27 * at Massachusetts ...... 0-3 L 9/7 KENT STATE ...... 1-0 W 11/1 * XAVIER ...... 1-3 L 9/21 at Lehigh...... 2-1 W 11/3 * DAYTON ...... 1-2 L 9/25 * TEMPLE (2OT) ...... 0-0 T 9/29 at Bucknell ...... 2-3 L 2003 10/5 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 2-0 W Won 9, Lost 8, Tied 1 10/7 * DUQUESNE (2OT)...... 1-1 T Head Coach: Jess Reynolds 10/12 * at Richmond ...... 0-2 L DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 10/14 * at George Washington ...... 0-2 L 8/29 at Delaware ...... 0-4 L 10/17 at Pennsylvania...... 0-3 L 9/2 DREXEL ...... 4-1 W 10/19 * MASSACHUSETTS (2 OT)...... 0-1 L 9/7 at Monmouth ...... 0-1 L 10/21 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 1-0 W 9/14 STONY BROOK (OT) ...... 1-0 W 10/26 * at Dayton ...... 1-2 L 9/17 at Long Island (2OT)...... 1-1 T 10/28 * at Xavier ...... 0-3 L 9/26 LEHIGH (2OT)...... 2-3 L 11/2 * at Fordham ...... 0-1 L 9/29 * at Temple ...... 2-0 W

! 11/4 * at La Salle ...... 0-2 L 10/3 * at Xavier ...... 1-2 L e i 10/5 * at Dayton ...... 1-5 L D 2002 10/10 * at La Salle ...... 1-0 W r

e Won 4, Lost 12, Tied 1 10/12 * at Fordham ...... 3-4 L v e Head Coach: Jess Reynolds 10/17 * DUQUESNE ...... 1-0 W N 10/19 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 3-2 W l DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T l i 8/31 at Virginia ...... 0-7 L 10/24 * at George Washington ...... 2-0 W W 9/3 DELAWARE ...... 1-2 L 10/26 * at Richmond ...... 0-3 L k 10/31 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 2-1 W

w 9/15 at Drexel ...... 1-0 W a 9/17 BUCKNELL ...... 2-0 W 11/2 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 5-0 W H 9/20 at Fairfield ...... 1-0 W 11/6 ^ vs. Xavier ...... 0-2 L e

h 9/27 * TEMPLE ...... 2-1 W T 9/29 at Villanova (OT) ...... 1-2 L

18 Saint Joseph’s University ALL-TIME RESULTS 2004 2005 Won 9, Lost 11, Tied 1 Won 8, Lost 9, Tied 3 Head Coach: Jess Reynolds Head Coach: Jess Reynolds DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T 8/27 at Delaware (2OT)...... 0-1 L 8/26 DELAWARE ...... 0-1 L 9/3 at Villanova (#22) ...... 0-2 L 8/28 at Villanova ...... 2-1 W 9/5 MONMOUTH ...... 2-0 W 9/4 at Rutgers ...... 2-1 W 9/7 at Lehigh...... 1-2 L 9/6 at George Mason ...... 1-6 L 9/11 at Loyola (MD) ...... 0-7 L 9/9 & vs. American ...... 1-2 L 9/15 TOWSON...... 0-1 L 9/11 & at Georgetown (OT) ...... 2-3 L 9/18 at Drexel ...... 3-0 W 9/13 LEHIGH (2 OT)...... 1-1 T 9/24 * at Temple ...... 1-0 W 9/16 at Monmouth ...... 3-2 W 9/27 at Navy ...... 1-4 L 9/23 at UNC Wilmington ...... 1-0 W 10/1 * at Massachusetts ...... 1-0 W 9/25 at East Carolina...... 1-3 L 10/3 * at Rhode Island (OT)...... 1-2 L 9/30 * at Dayton ...... 1-0 W 10/8 * DAYTON (2OT) ...... 0-1 L 10/2 * at Xavier(2 OT) ...... 2-2 T 10/10 * XAVIER ...... 0-1 L 10/7 * DUQUESNE ...... 1-2 L 10/15 * FORDHAM...... 2-1 W 10/9 * SAINT LOUIS ...... 1-2 L 10/17 * LA SALLE ...... 0-3 L 10/14 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 3-0 W 10/22 * at St. Bonaventure (2OT) ...... 3-3 T 10/16 * LA SALLE ...... 2-1 W 10/24 * at Duquesne ...... 1-0 W 10/21 * at Temple (2 OT) ...... 2-2 T 10/29 * RICHMOND...... 3-1 W 10/28 * at Fordham ...... 0-1 L 10/31 * GEORGE WASHINGTON ...... 1-0 W 10/30 * at St. Bonaventure ...... 3-1 W 11/4 ^ vs. La Salle ...... 1-0 W 11/3 ^ Dayton ...... 1-2 L 11/5 ^ Dayton (#20)...... 1-2 L 2006 HAWKS’ RECORD VERSUS ALL OPPONENTS Won 7, Lost 11, Tied 0 Head Coach: Jess Reynolds Opponent ...... W-L-T Opponent ...... W-L-T DATE OPPONENT ...... SCORE W/L/T American ...... 0-1-0 Penn ...... 0-1-0 8/25 at Delaware ...... 0-1 L Binghamton ...... 1-0-0 Philadelphia University . . .1-0-1 8/31 WAGNER...... 5-0 W Boston University ...... 0-1-0 Princeton ...... First Meeting Bucknell ...... 2-5-0 9/2 at St. John's ...... 0-1 L Richmond ...... 2-3-0 Canisius ...... 1-0-0 9/5 at Lehigh (OT)...... 4-3 W Charlotte ...... 0-1-0 Rider ...... 0-1-0 9/8 at Boston University ...... 1-3 L Dayton ...... 1-11-0 Rhode Island ...... 5-5-0 9/10 at Northeastern ...... 1-2 L Detroit ...... 1-0-0 Robert Morris . . .First Meeting 9/16 at Towson ...... 2-3 L Delaware ...... 1-7-0 Rowan ...... 0-1-0 9/20 RIDER ...... 0-2 L Drexel ...... 3-0-0 Rutgers ...... 1-0-0 9/23 MARIST ...... 2-1 W Duquesne ...... 6-2-2 Seton Hall ...... 0-1-0 9/29 * at Richmond (OT) ...... 1-0 W East Carolina ...... 0-1-0 St. Bonaventure ...... 6-4-1 10/1 * at Charlotte ...... 1-3 L Fordham ...... 5-5-1 St. Francis (PA) ...... 1-0-0 10/6 * TEMPLE ...... 3-1 W Fairfield ...... 1-1-0 St. John’s ...... 0-1-0 10/13 * MASSACHUSETTS ...... 0-2 L George Mason ...... 0-1-0 10/15 * RHODE ISLAND ...... 1-2 L George Washington . . . . .4-6-0 Saint Louis ...... 0-3-0 w

Georgetown ...... 0-1-0 Stony Brook ...... 1-0-0 10/20 * at Saint Louis (OT) ...... 3-4 L w Kent State ...... 1-0-0 Temple ...... 7-2-2 10/22 * at Duquesne ...... 4-2 W w 10/27 * ST. BONAVENTURE...... 4-1 W . Lafayette ...... 4-0-0 Towson ...... 0-2-0 s

10/29 * FORDHAM...... 1-2 L j La Salle ...... 6-5-0 UNC-Wilmington ...... 1-0-0 u

Lehigh ...... 4-3-1 Villanova ...... 1-2-0 h Long Island ...... 3-0-1 * - Atlantic 10 games a

Virginia ...... 0-1-0 w Loyola (MD) ...... 0-2-1 ^ - Atlantic 10 Tournament Virginia Tech ...... 2-3-0 k

Loyola (IL) ...... 0-1-0 s Wagner ...... 1-0-0 # - Nationally Ranked Marist ...... 1-0-0 . Wheeling Jesuit ...... 0-2-0 ! - Jesuit Cup at Loyola (IL) c Massachusetts ...... 2-6-0 & - Georgetown Invitational o Monmouth ...... 3-1-1 Xavier ...... 0-10-1 m Navy ...... 1-1-0 Northeastern ...... 0-1-0 2007 Opponents in bold

19 2007 Women’s Soccer ALL-TIME ROSTER A Lauren Kuhmerker ...... 2003-04 Laura Adams ...... 2005-Present Jen Kuhn ...... 2004-Present Stephanie Alfieri ...... 1996-98 L B Kimmy Leigh ...... 2003-06 Erin Bailey ...... 2004-05 Stef Luicci ...... 2002-03 Amy Balaguer ...... 2006-Present Christine Lynch ...... 2000-03 Marisa Barriere ...... 2001-04 Megan Bastianelli ...... 2006-Present M Lisa Benvenuto ...... 1997-00 Jenna Martin ...... 2004 Emily Brant ...... 2003-06 Kaiti McCaffery ...... 2003-06 Nicole Bria ...... 1998 Jen McCoy ...... 1996-98 Ginette Buffone ...... 2004 Nora Meah ...... 1996-98 Ashley Bugnar ...... 2005-Present Anna Marini ...... 2000-03 Katrina Butner ...... 2001-04 Kim Miller ...... 1999-02 Amanda Morrell ...... 2006-Present C Laurie Muller ...... 1998-01 Maureen Callahan ...... 1999 Lauren Cameron ...... 1996-99 N Michelle Carmosky ...... 2002 Jeanne Neal ...... 2005 Taylor Carr ...... 2006-Present Allison Cavanaugh ...... 1998 O Steph Clendening ...... 1996 Sarah O’Malley ...... 2006-Present Meredith Coletta ...... 1996-98 Patricia Ochal ...... 1996 Nancy Cook ...... 2002-06 Shannon Osborn ...... 2004-Present Colleen Corcoran ...... 1997-00 Lindsey Crandall ...... 2000-04 P Alisha Paine ...... 2002-05 D Alyson Panaro ...... 1997-00 Jess Daugherty ...... 2002-05 Liz Peterson ...... 1996-99 Danielle DeBernardo ...... 2006-Present Julia Delaney ...... 1997-00 R Nicole DiEnna ...... 2003-05 Catherine Randles ...... 1996 Allie Dowling ...... 2005-Present Allison Reamy ...... 2004 Kim Dwyer ...... 1998-01 Julia Richter ...... 1996 Lauren Rozanski ...... 1998-01 F Erin Ryan ...... 2001-04 Caitlyn Fogarty ...... 1999 Michelle Ford ...... 2000-03 S Shannan Fitzgerald ...... 1998-99 Jacqueline Schmidt ...... 1996 Megan Schutt ...... 2003-06 G Lauren Shapiro ...... 2004-05 Kelly Galen ...... 2005-Present Lauren Smolensky ...... 1997-00 Christy Ganc ...... 1999-02 Mindy Spellman ...... 1997-99 Gabrielle Giancroce ...... 1996 Laura Sposato ...... 1997-98 Danielle Giovinco ...... 1998 Lauren Susco ...... 2000-03 Tina Greco ...... 1996-99 Ellen Stenrud ...... 1996-99 Danielle Gregoire ...... 1999-02 Lauren Stevis ...... 2005-Present Katie Grillo ...... 2002-04 Lauren Sutcliffe ...... 2006-Present H V !

e Cristin Harris ...... 2001-04 Michelle Van Wert ...... 2001 i

D Jen Harris ...... 2001-04

r Alicia Hefferen ...... 1998 W e Kristie-Anne Hoban ...... 2004-Present Mary Walsh ...... 1996 v

e Elizabeth Hoyt ...... 1996-99 Katie Watson ...... 1999-02

N Lisa Hunt ...... 1996 Ali Wean ...... 2004-06 l

l Natalie Weymouth ...... 1996-99 i J Kelly Wilkins ...... 1996 W Marianne Jorang ...... 1998 Kellie Woolcock ...... 1999-02 k Erin Jones ...... 1996 w

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H K Jodi Young ...... 1999-02

e Courtney Kennedy ...... 1997-00

h Jennifer Klees ...... 1996 T Alicia Kornicki ...... 2000-01 *Current athletes in bold Amanda Kuehnle ...... 1996-97

20 Saint Joseph’s University 2006 ATLANTIC 10 REVIEW 2006 FINAL STANDINGS AWARDS Atlantic 10 Overall Rank Team W L T Pts. W L T Offensive Player of the Year: ...... Ali Wean, Saint Joseph’s 1. Charlotte ...... 8 1 0 24 13 5 2 Defensive Player of the Year: ...... Courtney Hulcer, Saint Louis 2. Rhode Island ...... 7 2 0 21 12 10 0 Rookie of the Year: ...... Julia Bradenberg, Saint Louis Saint Louis*...... 7 2 0 21 15 4 2 Student-Athlete of the Year: ...... Courtney Hulcer, Saint Louis 4. La Salle ...... 6 2 1 19 9 10 1 Coach of the Year: ...... Ness Selmani, Fordham 5. Dayton ...... 6 3 0 18 7 8 3 6. Fordham...... 6 3 0 18 14 7 0 ALL-CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM 7. Massachusetts...... 5 4 0 15 11 6 0 Maureen Hughes Saint Louis F Sr. 8. Saint Joseph's...... 4 5 0 12 7 11 0 Debra Nelson Rhode Island F Jr. 9. Duquesne...... 3 5 1 10 4 10 2 Ali Wean Saint Joseph’s F Sr. 10. Richmond ...... 3 6 0 9 3 13 2 Mandi Back Dayton M Fr. 11. Xavier...... 2 5 2 8 7 10 2 Lindsey Beam Ozimek Charlotte M Jr. 12. George Washington ...... 2 7 0 6 9 10 0 Dee Guempel Saint Louis M Sr. 13. St. Bonaventure ...... 1 8 0 3 2 15 1 Leah Jerome Fordham M Sr. 14. Temple ...... 1 8 0 3 4 14 0 Jenna Guagenti La Salle D Jr. *-Atlantic 10 Tournament Champion Courtney Hulcer Saint Louis D Sr. Kristen Persichini Dayton D Jr. 2006 STATISTICS Kristin Walker Massachusetts GK Jr. GOALS ALL-CONFERENCE SECOND TEAM Rank Name (School) Goals Julia Bradenberg Saint Louis F Fr. 1. Ali Wean (Saint Joseph’s)...... 14 Nikki Labuda Charlotte F Jr. 2. Deb Nelson (Rhode Island) ...... 13 Dora Larusdottir Rhode Island F So. 3. Katie Sanchez (Fordham) ...... 12 Katie Sanchez Fordham F So. 4. Leah Jerome (Fordham)...... 11 Mary Green Saint Louis M Jr. 5. Julia Bradenberg (Saint Louis)...... 10 Kimmy Leigh Saint Joseph’s M Sr. Audra Matthews Duquesne M Jr. ASSISTS Kelsie Ormsby Charlotte D Sr. Rank Name (School) Assists Molly Parkhurst Rhode Island D Jr. 1. Dee Guempel (Saint Louis)...... 9 Emily Sedgwick Duquesne D Jr. 2. Julia Bradenberg (Saint Louis)...... 8 Haley Lentsch (Fordham) ...... 8 Amy Grant La Salle GK So. 4. Rachel Mees (Charlotte)...... 7 Kassandra Spitler (Rhode Island)...... 7 ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Thorunn Jonsdottir (Rhode Island) ...... 7 Julia Bradenberg Saint Louis F Fr. Caitlin Proffitt Dayton F Fr. POINTS Dara Rosen George Washington F Fr. Rank Name (School) Points Kassandra Spitler Rhode Island F Fr. 1. Ali Wean (Saint Joseph’s) ...... 33 Kelly Waeckerle Saint Louis F Fr. 2. Katie Sanchez (Fordham) ...... 30 Mandi Back Dayton M Fr. Deb Nelson (Rhode Island) ...... 30 Colleen Gibson Dayton M Fr. 4. Julia Bradenberg (Saint Louis) ...... 28 Ally Kenney La Salle M Fr. 5. Leah Jerome (Fordham) ...... 27 Courtney Fedge Fordham D Fr. Lauren Brown Charlotte GK Fr. SHOTS Amanda Thomas Rhode Island GK Fr. Rank Name (School) Shots ATLANTIC 10 ACADEMIC ALL-CONFERENCE

1. Deb Nelson (Rhode Island) ...... 81 w Lindsey Beam Ozimek Charlotte M Jr.

2. Dee Guempel (Saint Louis) ...... 78 w Liz Bok Duquesne D Jr. 3. Angie Scarlato (Xavier) ...... 57 w Kaelyn Caldwell Massachusetts D Jr. 4. Mandi Back (Dayton) ...... 55 . Amanda Gallow Dayton M So. s

5. Courtney Hulcer (Saint Louis) ...... 54 j

Mary Green Saint Louis D Jr. u GOALKEEPING Courtney Hulcer Saint Louis D Sr. h Leah Jerome Fordham M Sr. a Rank Name (School) GP GA SHO GAA w Nikki Labuda Charlotte F Jr. 1. Kristin Walker (Massachusetts) . . . . .17 16 7 0.93 k 2. Amy Grant (La Salle) ...... 14 16 4 1.13 Julie Muckle Charlotte D So. s .

3. Hannah Koesterer (Saint Louis) . . . . .19 23 6 1.20 Kelsie Ormsby Charlotte D Sr. c 4. Elisabeth Roald (Fordham) ...... 12 14 2 1.25 Michelle Verzi La Salle D Jr. o m 5. Amanda Thomas (Rhode Island) . . . .15 20 4 1.41

21 2007 Women’s Soccer ATLANTIC 10 CONFERENCE On March 2, 1975, the idea of what is 07, over 170 student-athletes earned now the Atlantic 10 Conference was con- Academic All-Conference recognition. Also, ceived. What started as an eight-school, the Atlantic 10 provides postgraduate schol- men’s basketball-only affiliation has grown arship grants to qualified student-athletes. into a 14-university, 21-sport league that is Five A-10 schools were among the 51 universally hailed as one of the best confer- cited for having five or more athletics pro- ences in the country. grams recognized by the NCAA for their lat- That growth and prominence is a direct est Academic Progress Rate scores. result of the ideals and commitments of the Fordham led the Atlantic 10 in the number of member institutions of the Atlantic 10 - the high-performing squads with nine teams University of Dayton, Duquesne University, receiving awards. Only the Ivy League Fordham University, The George Washington (eight) and Patriot League (six) had more University, La Salle University, University of than the A-10's five, which was matched by Massachusetts, University of the Atlantic Coast Conference. North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte cross country University of Rhode Island, and track & field standout University of Richmond, St. Jane Daniels was chosen as Bonaventure University, a 2006-07 NCAA Div. I Coca- Saint Joseph's University, Cola Community All- Saint Louis University, Temple University, American. The national honor includes a and Xavier University. $5,000 donation in her name to the charity of The presidents and chancellors of her choice. Daniels chose to split her dona- Atlantic 10 institutions have made a strong tion among Girls on the Run International, commitment to making the academic and the Charlotte University City YMCA and the athletics equation work. Over the years, the Oostburg (Wis.) Community Education league membership has strived to better rec- Foundation. Ali Wean became the first Hawk to earn Atlantic ognize the academic accomplishments of its The Atlantic 10 Conference, with a total 10 Offensive Player of the Year honors, as All- student-athletes. In doing so, the Atlantic 10, population of nearly 73 million people within Conference First Team member led the A-10 in under the leadership of commissioner Linda its geographic footprint of eight states and goals (14) and points (33). Bruno, instituted the Commissioner's Honor the District of Columbia, will crown champi- Roll, which cites every Atlantic 10 student- ons in 21 sports this season: baseball, athlete with a 3.5 grade point average or bet- men's and women's basketball, men's and ter. 1,170 student-athletes were named to women's cross country, field hockey, men's the Fall 2006 Honor Roll and 1,119 were golf, women’s lacrosse, men's and women's named to the Spring 2007 Honor Roll. indoor and outdoor track & field, women's The league sponsors Academic All- rowing, men's and women's soccer, softball, Conference teams in each of its sports and men's and women's swimming & diving, honors one student-athlete per sport as the men's and women's tennis, and women's A-10 Student-Athlete of the Year. In 2006- volleyball.

Atlantic 10 Conference Staff Directory Atlantic 10 Conference Assistant Commissioner/Championships 230 South Broad Street Celene McGowan Suite 1700

! Philadelphia, PA 19102 Assistant Director of Championships e

i (215) 545-6678 Brad Jones

D Fax: (215) 545-3342

r www.atlantic10.org Director of Communications

e Steve Haug v

e Commissioner

N Linda Bruno Associate Director of Communications l

l AnnMarie Person i Associate Commissioner/Compliance W Jackie Campbell Assistant Director of Compliance

k Kelly Webb

w Associate Commissioner/Public Relations a Ray Cella Assistant to the Commissioner H Kim Lyko e Associate Commissioner/Finance Rebecca Cunfer, the 2004 Atlantic 10 Field h

T Duane Bailey Finance Assistant Hockey Rookie of the Year, was named Student- Sudha Suryadevara Athlete of the Year in 2006.

22 Saint Joseph’s University ADMINISTRATION Timothy R. Lannon, S. J. Cary Anderson University President Vice President of Student Life

Timothy R. Lannon, S.J., is beginning his fifth Cary Anderson, Ed.D., is the newest member of year as president of Saint Joseph's University. the Saint Joseph’s University administration, assum- Fr. Lannon began his term as Saint Joseph's 26th ing the post of vice president of student life on June 1, president in July 2003. Since then he has led many 2007. He brings a wealth of experience in higher edu- significant University initiatives, most notably the cation and student affairs to Saint Joseph’s, along with agreement to purchase the 38-acre campus of the a great familiarity with Jesuit institutions. As vice president of student life, Dr. Anderson neighboring Episcopal Academy. Saint Joseph's anticipates taking posses- oversees many areas, including athletics and recreation, along with resi- sion of the property in 2008; the acquisition -- to be known as the Maguire dence life, career development and counseling services. Campus -- will provide unparalleled flexibility to enhance academic programs Dr. Anderson came to SJU from Canisius College, where he served as and facilities. the associate vice president and dean of students for eight years. Prior to Under Fr. Lannon's stewardship, the University vastly upgraded student that, he spent over nine years at the College of the Holy Cross, working first housing and parking options with the opening of the City Avenue Residence as complex director, then advancing to assistant dean of students and then Halls in August 2004. Phase II of that initiative is currently underway and will to associate dean of students. result in additional parking and retail development along 54th Street. “The Jesuit philosophy on education resonates with my own personal Fr. Lannon has also played a major role in boosting Saint Joseph's aca- educational philosophy,” explained Dr. Anderson on his commitment to demic profile, an effort which includes recently endowed faculty chairs and working with Jesuit institutions. “A lot of universities talk about educating student scholarships as well as the opening of the Pedro Arrupe Center for their students with a concern for the common good, but Jesuit colleges and Business Ethics. A major curricular-review initiative and the hiring of more universities really act on this.” than 50 new full-time faculty over a five-year period will serve to further Dr. Anderson holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa and a master’s degree from Loyola University of Chicago. He earned his doctor- strengthen the University's academic position. SJU attained its best-ever ate in education from the University of Massachusetts while working at Holy U.S. News ranking (t-8th, Northeast) in the 2008 "America's Best Colleges" Cross. edition. He is a contributing columnist with several student affairs publications, Fr. Lannon has worked tirelessly to re-engage the University in its mis- and was recently elected editor of the National Association of Student sion and to foster expanded outreach efforts to alumni, governmental lead- Personnel Administrators (NASPA) Journal. ers, and other external constituencies. In the latter role, he serves as chair of the City Avenue Special Services District (CASSD). As a central tenet of his leadership, Fr. Lannon's has articulated a vision for Saint Joseph's to be rec- ognized as the preeminent Catholic comprehensive university in the Don DiJulia Northeast. Associate Vice President He previously was vice president for university advancement and asso- Athletic Director ciate executive vice president at Marquette University, and served presiden- One of the most active and involved leaders in tial internships at the College of the Holy Cross and Boston College while collegiate athletics, Don DiJulia is in his fifth decade of completing a doctorate and teaching fellowship in the Graduate School of affiliation with Saint Joseph’s University. DiJulia is in Education at Harvard University. Fr. Lannon serves on the boards of his second stint as the University’s top athletic admin- Marquette University, St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia, the istrator after returning to Hawk Hill as an Assistant Vice President/Athletic Director on June 8, 1988. Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, and the Association of Over the past 17 years, DiJulia has overseen Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania. tremendous growth in the University’s athletics programs. During his tenure, Fr. Lannon has studied and written on Catholic identity at Jesuit univer- five varsity programs have been added, a new weight training facility built, sities. A native of Mason City, Iowa, he attended Creighton University as an athletic facilities upgraded and athletic fund drives initiated. In addition, the undergraduate and was later president of Creighton Preparatory School. He importance of the student-athlete has been recognized with the institution of entered the Society of Jesus in 1977 and was ordained in 1986. the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll as well as the senior scholar-athlete awards. DiJulia also spearheaded SJU’s hosting of various conference and national tournaments, including the 2000 NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four.

A 1968 graduate, DiJulia has worn many hats in college athletics dur- w

ing his more than 30 years of professional experience. His career first start- w

ed in coaching, where he served as an assistant basketball coach at Fairfield, w

George Washington and American. . During his first stint as Director of Athletics at SJU from 1976-1981, s j

DiJulia was instrumental in the planning and construction of the $5 million u athletic and recreation complex. He also oversaw the growth of women’s ath- h letics as softball and cross country were added as varsity sports. DiJulia left a SJU in 1981 to become Commissioner of the East Coast Conference, a posi- w tion he held for two years until leaving to become the Commissioner of the k s

Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (1984 through 1988). . A two-sport athlete as an undergraduate at SJU, DiJulia was a member c o

of the 1964-65 Hawk basketball team which compiled a 26-1 regular season m record and a top 10 national ranking under head coach Dr. Jack Ramsay. He and his wife, Pat, are the parents of seven children and reside in Havertown, PA.

23 2007 Women’s Soccer THE UNIVERSITY Founded in 1851, Saint Joseph’s is an inde- pendent, Catholic, Jesuit university teaching disci- plined reasoning, effective communication and a love of learning. From Willings Alley in Old City Philadelphia to Stiles Street in North Philadelphia to its current location on City Avenue, Saint Joseph’s has continued to grow and change with the times. The University combines the Jesuit tradition of academic excellence, a history of service and an ideal campus location to produce successful stu- dents who seek to make a good world even better. Full-time, undergraduate day enrollment is approximately 4,150. Graduate, evening and exec- utive programs push total enrollment to more than 7,400. Philadelphia to Camden, N.J.; from Tijuana, PHILADELPHIA Mexico, to the Appalachian Mountains, Saint SJU’s Philadelphia location gives students THE JESUIT TRADITION Joseph’s students embrace the Jesuit mission of access to two worlds. The campus resembles a OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE serving those in need. The Thanksgiving Dinner park, surrounded by the stately homes of Saint Joseph’s nationally recognized aca- Dance for area senior citizens and the Hand-in- Philadelphia’s historic Main Line suburbs. Yet stu- demic reputation is confirmed by ongoing Hand Festival for the handicapped are two annual dents have access to the cultural, commercial and acknowledgment in Barron’s, U.S. News & World student-run events which draw thousands of spe- recreational activities of downtown Philadelphia - Report and Peterson’s. The Jesuit tradition of intel- cial visitors to campus for fun and friendship. only a short ride away. lectual inquiry and personal concern manifests SJU students take frequent advantage of the itself in small, challenging classes taught by a car- IDEAL CAMPUS LOCATION artistic and cultural resources Philadelphia offers, ing faculty. Graduate assistants do not teach, so SJU’s City Avenue location combines the best as well. They visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art; undergraduates can be sure they are receiving the of dynamic Philadelphia with the suburban, resi- the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts; the very best educational experience. One-on-one dential setting of the elegant Main Line. Saint Franklin Institute Science Museum; the Academy interaction between students and faculty is a reali- Joseph’s 65 acres span two counties, allowing stu- of Music, which houses ballet and opera; and the ty at Saint Joseph’s. dents literally to enjoy the best of both worlds. The new Kimmel Center, home to the Philadelphia A solid liberal arts curriculum provides city of Philadelphia, with its tremendous wealth of Orchestra. In addition, SJU students know they across-the-board learning for every student. historical, cultural, social and athletic attractions, is always have a good time rooting for Philadelphia Supporting that curriculum are comprehensive easily accessible, while the safety, serenity and or other hometown teams in the four major pro- academic majors and learning facilities. The result greenery of a suburban campus are right at hand. fessional sports. is a broad education which prepares students not The friendly atmosphere and close-knit cam- only for employment and graduate school, but for pus ensure that students don’t get lost in either the life itself. literal or the figurative sense at Saint Joseph’s. In the fall of 1998, SJU opened the $25 mil- Expanded library, computer and athletic facilities lion Owen A. Mandeville Hall, which houses the add a big-time “feel” to this growing university. Erivan K. Haub School of Business, the Center for Food Marketing and the region's first "Teletorium" SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS and "Moot Boardrooms." An 87,000-square-foot Men and women leave Saint Joseph’s pre- international academic center featuring state-of- pared. The University boasts an excellent record of the-art distance learning technology, it is located placing its graduates in first-time jobs, profession- ! al schools and other advanced degree programs. e near the corner of 54th Street and City Avenue. i Part-time work and internships provide real-world D

r A HISTORY OF SERVICE experiences, the kind which delight future employ- e

v The students of Saint Joseph’s University are ers. And with its many diverse student organiza- e tions, SJU offers ample opportunities to assume

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24 Saint Joseph’s University Day Date Opponent ...... Time Friday August 31 DREXEL ...... 7:00 PM Sunday September 2 at Delaware ...... 2:00 PM Friday September 7 ROBERT MORRIS ...... 7:00 PM Sunday September 9 at Penn ...... 1:00 PM Friday September 14 at Georgetown ...... 3:00 PM Friday September 21 at Lehigh ...... 7:00 PM Sunday September 23 at Princeton ...... 1:00 PM Tuesday September 25 at Rider ...... 4:00 PM Friday September 28 MASSACHUSETTS* ...... 6:00 PM Sunday September 30 at Xavier* ...... 1:00 PM Friday October 5 at Charlotte* ...... 7:00 PM Sunday October 7 SAINT LOUIS* ...... 2:00 PM Friday October 12 at La Salle* ...... 7:00 PM Sunday October 14 at Fordham* ...... 1:00 PM Friday October 19 ST. BONAVENTURE ...... 5:00 PM Sunday October 21 DUQUESNE* ...... 2:30 PM Friday October 26 at Richmond* ...... 5:00 PM Sunday October 28 at George Washington* ...... 3:00 PM Sunday November 4 TEMPLE* ...... 7:00 PM Thursday November 8 Atlantic 10 Championship^ ...... TBA Friday November 9 Atlantic 10 Championship^ ...... TBA Sunday November 11 Atlantic 10 Championship^ ...... TBA * - Atlantic 10 Conference Game ^ - Atlantic 10 Championship (Charlotte, NC)