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Women's Soccer Women’s Soccer 2016 Media Guide & Fact Book 2016 PITT WOMEN’S SOCCER #UNITED QUICK FACTS SCHOOL INFORMATION 2016 SCHEDULE SCHOOL: ....................................................................... University of Pittsburgh Date ............. Opponent ............................ Location ......................Time (ET) CITY/ZIP: ............................................................................ Pittsburgh, PA 15261 Aug. 11 ............Ohio State# ........................... Pittsburgh, Pa. .......................1 PM FOUNDED: ....................................................................................................1787 Aug. 13 ...........Kentucky# ............................. Lexington, KY ........................ 7 PM ENROLLMENT: .......................................................................................... 28,766 Aug. 19 ...........Michigan ............................... Ann Arbor, Mich. .................... 7 PM NICKNAME: ...........................................................................................Panthers Aug. 21 ...........Duquesne .............................. Pittsburgh, Pa. ......................6 PM SCHOOL COLORS: .............................................Blue & Gold (PMS 289/PMS 4515) Aug. 25 ...........Colorado College ................... Pittsburgh, Pa. ...................... 7 PM PLAYING FIELD: .............................................................. Ambrose Urbanic Field Aug. 28 ...........Xavier ................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. .......................1 PM ................................................................................at Petersen Sports Complex Sept. 2 ...........UC-Santa Barbara .................. Santa Barbara, Calif. .............10 PM CAPACITY: .................................................................................................. 1,000 Sept. 4 ...........UC-Irvine ............................... Irvine, Calif. ...................... 7:30 PM AFFILIATION: ...............................................................................NCAA Division I Sept. 9 ...........Kansas .................................. Lawrence, Kan. ...................... 7 PM CONFERENCE: ................................................. Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Sept. 11 ...........Kent State ............................. Pittsburgh, Pa. ......................6 PM CHANCELLOR: ..................................................................... Patrick D. Gallagher Sept. 17 ..........Louisville* ............................. Pittsburgh, Pa. ...................... 7 PM ALMA MATER/YEAR: ................................................................Benedictine, 1985 Sept. 22 .........Boston College* ..................... Chestnut Hill, Mass. ............... 7 PM ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: ...................................................................... Scott Barnes Sept. 25 .........Notre Dame* ......................... South Bend, Ind. .....................1 PM ALMA MATER/YEAR: .............................................................. Fresno State, 1986 Oct. 1 ..............Florida State* ........................ Pittsburgh, Pa ....................... 7 PM ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT PHONE: ................................................. (412) 648-8230 Oct. 6 .............Virginia* ................................ Charlottesville, Va. .................1 PM TICKET OFFICE PHONE: ...................................(412) 648-7488 or (412) 648-PITT Oct. 9 .............Miami (FL)* ............................ Pittsburgh, Pa. .......................1 PM Oct. 16 ............Syracuse* .............................. Syracuse, N.Y. .........................1 PM PROGRAM HISTORY Oct. 20 ...........North Carolina* ..................... Pittsburgh, Pa. ...................... 7 PM FIRST YEAR: ................................................................................................ 1996 Oct. 23 ...........Duke* .................................... Pittsburgh, Pa. .......................1 PM PROGRAM YEARS: .......................................................................................... 20 Oct. 27 ...........NC State* ............................... Raleigh, N.C. .......................... 7 PM ALL-TIME RECORD: ............................................................................ 116-220-33 LAST POSTSEASON OPPONENT: .......................................... at DePaul (10/28/10) Nov. 4-6..........ACC Tournament ................... Cary, N.C. .................................TBD RESULT: ........................................ Lost, 1-0 (Big East Tournament First Round) Nov. 11-13 ........NCAA First Round .................. TBD ..........................................TBD HEAD COACH GREG MILLER Nov. 18-20 ......NCAA Second/Third Rounds .. TBD ..........................................TBD ALMA MATER/YEAR: ........................................................................ Xavier, 1993 Nov. 25-27 ......NCAA Elite Eight .................... TBD ..........................................TBD RECORD AT PITT (YEARS): .............................................. 27-42-4 (four seasons) Dec. 2-4 .........NCAA Final Four .................... Orlando, Fla. ............................TBD CAREER RECORD (YEARS): ............................................. 27-42-4 (four seasons) ASSISTANT COACHES: .............. Michael Baker, Illeana Moschos, Anthony James # denotes exhibition game ATHLETIC TRAINER: .................................................................. Jennifer Csonka * denotes ACC contest TEAM INFORMATION RETURNING STARTERS OVERALL RECORD: .................................................................................... 10-7-1 PLAYER POS GP/GS G A PTS SHOTS ACC RECORD/FINISH: ...................................................................... 4-6-0 (10th) Taylor Pryce F 18/17 6 4 16 56 FINAL RANKING: .......................................................................................... N/A Sarah Krause F 18/14 3 2 8 28 PLAYERS RETURNING/LOST: ........................................................................ 16/7 Juliana Vazquez M 17/11 2 1 5 23 NEWCOMERS: ................................................................................................... 7 Ashley Moreira M 18/18 1 2 4 19 Siobhan McDonough D 15/15 1 2 4 16 MEDIA RELATIONS Hanna Hannesdottir M 18/14 1 0 2 18 WOMEN’S SOCCER CONTACT: .......................... Kelly Dumrauf, Assistant Director Seyla Perez D 18/18 1 0 2 7 OFFICE PHONE: .......................................................................... (412) 648-9807 Alli Higgs D 17/13 0 1 1 2 CELL PHONE: .............................................................................. (412) 228-2561 Niki Hopkins D 18/18 0 0 0 7 EMAIL: .................................................................. [email protected] FAX: ........................................................................................... (412) 648-8248 GOALKEEPER GP/GS SAVES GA AVG SAVE % SHO WEBSITE: ..................................................................... pittsburghpanthers.com Taylor Francis 18/18 74 1.51 .725 7/0 MAILING ADDRESS: ....................... Pitt Athletic Media Relations; P.O. Box 7436; .................................................................................. Pittsburgh, PA 15213-0436 OVERNIGHT ADDRESS: ... Pitt Athletic Media Relations; Petersen Events Center ................................................................. 3719 Terrace St; Pittsburgh, PA 15213 SOCCER PRESS ROW PHONE: ...................................................... (412) 624-6820 @PITT_WSOC @PITT_WSOC @PITTWOMENSSOCCER 2 2016 PITT WOMEN’S SOCCER #UNITED QUICK FACTS 2016 ROSTER NO. NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 0 Katelyn McEachern GK 5-8 FR Troy, Mich./Troy Athens 00 Taylor Francis GK 5-6 SR Cary, N.C./Panther Creek 1 Amaia Pena GK 5-10 FR Portugalete, Spain/Asti-Leku 2 Emma Pozzulo M 5-10 JR Toronto, Ontario/Loretto Abbey Secondary 3 Sarah Krause F 5-4 SO Cleveland, Ohio/Valley Forge 4 Mikayla Schmidt F 5-4 SO Pueblo West, Colo./Pueblo West (Colorado State) 5 Taylor Pryce F 5-6 JR Thornhill, Ontario/Bill Crothers Secondary 6 Alex Wright F 5-3 FR Hudson, Ohio/Hudson 7 Juliana Vazquez M 5-6 SO Youngstown, Ohio/Cardinal Mooney 8 Alli Higgs D 5-8 SO Calvert County, Md./Calvert 9 Seyla Perez D 5-9 RSO Warren, Ohio/Howland 10 Cheyenne Hudson F 5-3 FR Bethany, W.Va./Brooke 11 Kaylee Rabatin F/M 5-4 SO Uniontown, Pa./Laurel Highlands 12 Bel Van Noorden F 5-10 SO Queenstown, New Zealand/Burnside 14 Hanna Hannesdottir M 5-6 JR Woodbridge, Va./Woodbridge 15 Clare Beahn M 5-9 SO McLean, Va./McLean 16 Ashley Paquet D 5-7 FR Glenn Dale, Md./Elizabeth Seton 17 Siobhan McDonough D 5-5 SR Andover, Mass./The Governor’s Academy 18 Arielle Fernandez D 5-5 SR Long Beach, Calif./Long Beach Poly 19 Emily Pietrangelo D 5-3 SR Toronto, Ontario/Loretto Abbey Secondary 20 Bri Shingary D 5-2 SO Medina, Ohio/Medina (Buffalo) 21 Ashley Moreira M 5-5 JR Maple, Ontario/St. Joan of Arc 22 Niki Hopkins D 5-6 JR Centerville, Ohio/Centerville (Ohio State) 25 Jo Fischer M 5-7 JR Newtown Square, Pa./Friends Central 28 Christiana Davey F 5-6 FR Centreville, Va./Westfield 2015 OVERALL STATISTICS ## PLAYER GP G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT TEAM STATISTICS PITT OPP 5 Taylor Pryce 18 6 4 16 56 .107 32 .571 2 0-0 SHOT STATISTICS 23 Jarena Harmon 18 7 1 15 38 .184 22 .579 3 0-0 Goals-Shot Attempts 28-293 28-244 13 Roosa Arvas 18 4 6 14 58 .069 30 .517 0 1-1 Goals scored per game 1.56 1.56 3
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