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Vs. Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute (4-3-1) Saturday, October 2, 2010 Gordon Field, 3:30 P.M Vassar College (8-2) vs. Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute (4-3-1) Saturday, October 2, 2010 Gordon Field, 3:30 p.m. 2010 Schedule & Results The Brewers (8-2, 2-0 Liberty), coached by Richard Moller (5th season), are ranked Date Opponent Time/Result No. 10 in the NSCAA East Regional Sept.1 SUNY New Paltz W 3-1 Rankings and off to their best 10- 4 Mount St. Mary College W 3-1 game start since 1995, when the most 11 Manhattanville W 3-1 successful team in program history 12 Eastern Connecticut L 2-1 started 8-1-1. Senior captain Carolyn 15 Stevens L 1-0 Demougeot earned Liberty League 17 New York University W 2-1 Co-Offensive Performer of the Week 18 Elms College W 3-0 honors for her two goals in two 24 St. Lawrence University* W 2-1 Liberty League road wins last 25 Clarkson University* W 3-0 weekend, 2-1 over St. 29 Bard College W 1-0 Lawrence and 3-0 Oct. 2 Rensselaer* 2:00 p.m. over Clarkson. 8 William Smith College* 4:00 p.m. Senior defender 9 Hamilton* 2:00 p.m. Elysa Greenberger 18 William Paterson 4:00 p.m. earned Liberty 20 Montclair State 4:00 p.m. League Defensive 23 Skidmore* 3:00 p.m. Performer of the Week honors for her 24 Union* 1:00 p.m. strong defensive play and three assists on corner kicks last weekend. Demougeot Home Games in are in bold and captain Allison McManis are * Indicates Liberty League contest crafting their legacies with runs at FOR ATHLETICS NEWS , LOG O N TO : program milestones. Demougeot WWW .V A SS A R A THLETICS .COM is tied for fifth in program history with 24 career goals and needs two goals to tie Andrea Johnson ’92 in fourth place. She is also sixth all-time in points with 56, five points away from Annie Izaki ’00 with 61 points. CA ROLY N McManis is fourth all-time with 16 assists, four away from Karen Murray ‘98 with 20. DEMOUGEOT The Engineers (4-3-1, 1-1 Liberty), coached by Cord Farmer (3rd Season), split games in their Liberty League opening weekend, defeating Clarkson 1-0 and falling 2-1 in OT to St. Lawrence. Against Clarkson, the Engineers profited from a Clarkson own goal. Against St. Lawrence, sophomore forward Shannon Maguire scored the game’s first goal at the 17:37 mark. Maguire and freshman forward Sara Rothschild lead the Engineers with 10 points each on four goals and two assists. Sophomore defender Kristen Bombardier was selected to the Liberty League Second Team last year. Last Meeting (October 3, 2009): RPI defeated Vassar 3-1 in their previous meeting, but Vassar won the four games prior. Last year, the Engineers took a two goal lead in the first 11 minutes with a header goal by Danielle Redmond in the first minute and a header by Maguire in the 11th minute. Maguire scored on a penalty kick in the first minute of the second half to extend the lead to 3-0. The Brewers responded with a goal from McManis on an indirect kick by then sophomore Alix Zongrone in the 46th minute. Vassar and RPI were even with 14 shots and three corner kicks. VASSAR COLLEGE BREWERS (8-2, 2-0 LI ber TY ) NO. N AME YEAR POSITIO N HOMETOW N HIG H SC H OOL 0 LEXI HUTTON SO. GK BA sk IN G RID G E , NJ RID G E 1 AL I HI gg IN S SO. GK DA ll A S , TX Urs U L INE A CADEMY 2 AL IX ZON gr ONE JR. D/M GR EENVI ll E , SC DO R MAN 3 CA rr IE PE rk IN S FR. M WA ss ENAA R , N ET H E rl AND S A ME R ICAN SC H OO L O F T H E HA G UE 4 TE ss A V E rb ANIC JR. M SCOTT S DA L E , AZ DE S E RT MOUNTAIN 5 SA br INA MA R TIN S SO. F BAY S IDE , NY ST. FR ANCI S PR E P 6 LUCI RA W E SO. D/M BR OO kl YN , NY LA G UA R DIA 7 All I S ON MCMANI S * SR. M OA kl AND , CA BI sh O P O’DO W D 8 CA R O L YN DEMOU G EOT * SR. M/F. POTOMAC , MD FR ENC H INTE R NATIONA L 9 KEI K O KU R ITA SO. M/F SCOTT S V A ll EY , CA SANTA CR U Z 10 RE B ECCA PEA R CE -PR O bs T FR. D CAM br ID G E , MA MI L TON A CADEMY 11 AL EX GR ANT JR. D CO R A L Spr IN gs , FL CA R DINA L GI bb ON S 12 LAU R EN BE ll SR. F BE LVEDE R E , CA RED W OOD 14 EL Y S A GR EEN B E rg E R SR. D SAN CL EMENTE , CA SAN CL EMENTE 15 SH EEVA SEY F I FR. F IR VINE , CA LA G UNA HI lls 16 KY L IE LADEN B E rg E R FR. F HI ghl AND S RANC H , CO TH UNDE R RID G E 17 CL AI R E Skr A B UTENA S FR. D PA L O A L TO , CA PA L O A L TO 18 GAV R IE ll A KA pl AN FR. F RO bb IN S VI ll E , NJ RO bb IN S VI ll E 19 EL I Z A B ET H HU ll A R FR. F SAN FR ANCI S CO , CA BR AN S ON 20 OLIVIA HUNTE R FR. D OA K HI ll , VA OA K TON 21 RAC H E L SH EA * SR. F WE S T HA R T F O R D , CT KIN gsw OOD -OX F O R D 22 EMMA KADIN G FR. D BA S A L T , CO BA S A L T 23 JO R DAN HYNE S SR. F GL ENVIE W , IL GL ENVIE W SOUT H 25 NINA SE L I gs ON FR. F EU G ENE , OR SOUT H EU G ENE Hea D Coach : RIC H A R D MO ll E R (4T H SEA S ON ), TO ws ON ‘99 Ass I S T A NT Coach : NICO L E SAU S TO -GR ADY (2ND SEA S ON ), VA ss A R ‘04 AT hle TI C T ra IN er : JO sh CH A S ON , EA S T ST R OUD sb U rg UNIVE rs ITY ’03, JE ff CA R TE R , SUNY CO R T L AND ‘97 *DENOTES CAPTAIN RPI ENGINEERS (4-3-1, 1-1 LI ber TY ) NO. N AME YEAR POSITIO N HOMETOW N HIG H SC H OOL 0 DEANNA A MOIA FR. G TA pp AN , NY TA pp AN ZEE 1 STE ph ANIE V A rg A S FR. G FO G E ls VI ll E , PA All ENTO W N CENT R A L CAT H O L IC 2 CAITLIN W A lsh SR. D SMIThfIELD, RI MOUNT ST. CH A rl E S A CADEMY 3 ALY ss A A NCIN SO. M NA ss AU , NY MA pl E HI ll 4 KE ls EY BY R NE SO. F RYE , NH PO R T S MOUT H 5 ME G AN SMEAD FR. 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