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2014 Women's Soccer Gameday.P65 2014 WOLVERINE SOCCER Grove City (1-3-0) vs. Baldwin Wallace (1-4-0) Grove City College Field • Saturday, September 13, 2014 • 1:00 p.m. MATCH NOTES GROVE CITY Wolverines Grove City hosts Baldwin Wallace this No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School) afternoon in a non-conference match 0 Nicole Lapia Jr. GK 5-2 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Chartiers Valley) 00 Kristi Lathrop Sr. GK 5-7 Flemington, N.J. (Hunterdon Central) at College Field. 1 Trisha Winters Fr. GK 5-6 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Hampton) 3 Jade Welsh Jr. F 5-4 Berwick, Pa. (Berwick) LAST TIME OUT: Grove City fell at Al- 4 Emily Flenniken Fr. D 5-7 Hudson, Ohio (Cuyahoga Valley Christian) 5 Kristin Thomas Jr. M 5-7 Ellicott City, Md. (Chapelgate Christian) legheny Tuesday afternoon in 6 Sammie Wild Jr. F 5-5 Carmel, Ind. (Carmel) Meadville, Pa., 1-0 ... Baldwin Wallace 7 Molly Weitzel Sr. D 5-5 Prospect, Pa. (Slippery Rock) dropped a 1-0 decision to Milwaukee 8 Sarah Flenniken Sr. M 5-7 Hudson, Ohio (Cuyahoga Valley Christian) School of Engineering Saturday at the 9 Elena Guerra Fr. M 5-3 Arlington, Texas (Nolan Catholic) 10 Katherine Kouzelos Fr. M 5-2 Akron, Ohio (Cuyahoga Valley Christian) Capital University Classic, held in 11 Moriah Williamson So. D 5-4 Grove City, Pa. (Grove City) Bexley, Ohio. 12 Megan Van Kirk Fr. F 5-5 Allison Park, Pa. (North Allegheny) 13 Madison Zajicek Jr. M 5-5 Pittsburgh, Pa. (Chartiers Valley) 14 Holly Spofford Sr. M 5-7 Broad Run, Va. (Homeschooled) THE COACHES: Grove City head coach 15 Micah Richardson Sr. F 5-7 York, Pa. (Eastern York) Melissa Lamie is in her 22nd season 17 Ellen Benbow So. F 5-8 Ambler, Pa. (Wissahickon) with the Wolverines ... She is the 18 Abby Mathes Jr. M 5-6 Charlottesville, Va. (Albemarle) 19 Lacy Harkrader Fr. F 5-7 Mineral, Va. (Louisa County) program’s all-time wins leader, own- 20 Anna Cessar Jr. M 5-6 Slippery Rock, Pa. (Slippery Rock) ing a 230-159-31 career record ... She 21 Julie Eckendorf Sr. D 5-5 Fairview, Pa. (Fairview) is the all-time winningest coach in 22 Sydney Dunn Fr. D 5-5 Girard, Pa. (Girard) Presidents’ Athletic Conference 23 Lindsey Reichert So. D 5-8 Northbridge, Mass. (Northbridge) 25 Lindsay Hutton Fr. M 5-7 Hackettstown, N.J. (Hackettstown) women’s soccer history ... Reid Ayers 28 Jordyn White So. D 5-9 Mars, Pa. (Mars) is in his 13th season at Baldwin Wallace 29 Natalie Silk So. M 5-5 Hudson, Ohio (Cuyahoga Valley Christian) ... He owns a 118-98-26 record at BW Head Coach: Melissa Lamie Assistant Coaches: Dr. Stan Keehlwetter, Michael Flecker ... Ayers is also Baldwin Wallace’s head BALDWIN WALLACE Yellow Jackets men’s soccer coach. No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown (High School) 0 Gabrielle Bodo Sr. GK 5-7 Alliance, Ohio (St. Thomas Aquinas) 1 Emily Tallmadge Jr. GK 5-6 Fairview, Pa. (Fairview) THE SERIES: Baldwin Wallace leads the 2 Lauren Haynam Fr. M 5-9 Minerva, Ohio (Minerva) all-time series 7-4-3 ... The teams first 3 Chelsey Turk So. F 5-4 Mayville, Wis. (Mayville) 4 Megan Bilinovich Fr. F 5-3 Marshallvile, Ohio (Northwest) met in 1994. 5 Bree Gilliam So. F 5-4 Baltimore, Md. (Kenwood) 6 Nicole Boyd Sr. F 5-6 Warren, Ohio (Howland) THE LAST MEETING: Baldwin Wallace 7 Ashley Stevens Sr. D 5-10 Mansfield, Ohio (Lexington) earned a 2-1 victory at Grove City Sep- 8 Carly Norman Sr. D 5-7 Harrisburg, Pa. (Central Dauphin) 9 Jenny Burdick Fr. D 5-6 Chesterfield, Va. (Matoaca) tember 14, 2013 ... Emily Tallmadge 10 Emma Harding Jr. D 5-7 Akron, Ohio (Revere) recorded six saves in goal for BW to 11 Kelsey Smith Fr. D 5-9 Parma, Ohio (Normandy) earn the win. 12 Katie Klespies Jr. M 5-4 Chicago, Ill. (Univ. of Chicago Laboratory) 13 Audrie Wolfe Jr. F 5-4 Hilliard, Ohio (Darby) 14 Kelly Gough So. D 5-11 Hudson, Ohio (Hudson) THREE’S COMPANY: Grove City has 15 Alex Elliot Jr. M 5-5 Blacklick, Ohio (I.M.G. Academy) selected seniors Sarah Flenniken, Holly 16 Taylor Lundin Fr. D 5-3 North Canton, Ohio (GlenOak) Spofford and Molly Weitzel as its tri- 18 Cheryl Bell Jr. F 5-8 Piqua, Ohio (Piqua) 19 Anna Poptic Fr. M 5-5 Dublin, Ohio (Jerome) captains for the 2014 season. 20 Miranda Bennett So. D 5-4 Randolph, Ohio (Waterloo) 21 Kori Miller Fr. D 5-6 North Olmsted, Ohio (Holy Name) TOP LATHROP: Grove City senior 22 Kadi Tucker Jr. D 5-5 Mason, Ohio (Mason) 23 Kristen Lee So. M 5-7 Westerville, Ohio (New Albany) goalkeeper Kristi Lathrop leads the 24 Courtney Schutz Fr. D 5-9 Mentor, Ohio (Mentor) Presidents’ Athletic Conference with an 25 Kara Painter So. M 5-6 Fort Thomas, Ky. (Highlands) .812 save percentage this season ... 26 Ashley Futo Fr. F 5-7 Berea, Ohio (Berea) 28 Miranda Revis Fr. F 5-3 Warren, Ohio (LaBrae) She has played a conference-high 370 30 Casey Greene Fr. F 5-5 Canton, Ohio (South) minutes in goal this season ... Lathrop 31 Cassie Rinkus So. F 5-4 Cleveland, Ohio (Beaumont) shares the conference lead with one 32 Nikki Sieg Fr. D 5-4 North Ridgeville, Ohio (Olmsted Falls) shutout in 2014. 33 Allie Lehke So. F 5-5 Cincinnati, Ohio (Cincinnati Hills Christian) 35 Natasha Ustaszewski So. D 5-5 Lewis Center, Ohio (Olentangy) 37 Kristin Chippy Jr. GK 5-3 Strongsville, Ohio (Midpark) 38 Holly Lisco Fr. GK 5-6 Cranberry Township, Pa. (O.L.S.H.) 39 Julianna Rubin Fr. GK 5-4 Fort Pierce, Fla. (Jensen Beach) 40 Sydney Yeager Fr. GK 5-7 Waterville, Ohio (St. Ursula Academy) Head Coach: Reid Ayers Assistant Coaches: Louie Rolko, Jim Wojtkun, Lindsey Cooper 2014 WOLVERINE SOCCER Grove City (1-3-0) vs. Baldwin Wallace (1-4-0) Grove City College Field • Saturday, September 13, 2014 • 1:00 p.m. DEAR ABBY: Grove City junior Abby PROBABLE GROVE CITY STARTERS Mathes earned All-Presidents’ Athletic Pos. Name Class Hometown/High School Conference Honorable Mention fol- GK 00-Kristi Lathrop Sr. Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Cent. lowing the 2013 season. Owns single-season record for goalie wins with 15 in 2012 ... 38th career start D 25-Lindsay Hutton Fr. Hackettstown, N.J./Hackettstown ON A ROLL: Five current Grove City Made first collegiate start and collegiate debut vs. Marietta ... 5th start women’s soccer players earned D 28-Jordyn White So. Mars, Pa./Mars placement on the Presidents’ Athletic Scored twice against Houghton August 30 ... Leads team in goals ... 8th career start Conference Academic Honor Roll fol- D 13-Madison Zajicek Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Chartiers Valley lowing the 2013 season: senior Holly Two-year letterwinner ... Has also played midfield ... 10th career start Spofford and juniors Anna Cessar, D 23-Lindsey Reichert So. Northbridge, Mass./Northbridge Abby Mathes, Kristin Thomas and Made 1st start vs. Houghton Aug. 30 ... Made 12 appearances in 2013 ... 4th start Sammie Wild. M 14-Holly Spofford Sr. Broad Run, Va./Homeschooled Team tri-captain ... Leads all Wolverine players with 63 games played ... 46th start AIR JORDYN: Grove City sophomore M 18-Abby Mathes Jr. Charlottesville, Va./Albemarle defender Jordyn White scored both Honorable Mention All-PAC in 2013 ... Scored vs. Adrian ... 26th start Wolverine goals August 30 against M 10-Katherine Kouzelos Fr. Akron, Ohio/C.V.C.A. Houghton ... It is White’s first career Debuted August 29 vs. Marietta ... One of four C.V.C.A. grads on roster ... 5th start multi-goal performance ... She is the F 5-Kristin Thomas Jr. Ellicott City, Md./Chapelgate first Grove City player to score twice Team’s active career leader in goals (6) and points (17) ... 8th career start in a regular season match since F 12-Megan Van Kirk Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa./North Allegheny Lindsey Reichert scored two goals in Scored in collegiate debut August 29 against Marietta ... 5th career start a 6-0 win over Chatham October 23, F 8-Sarah Flenniken Sr. Hudson, Ohio/C.V.C.A. 2013 ... White leads the team with two Team tri-captain ... Started 16 matches in 2011 ... Seven career assists ... 23rd start goals and four points this season. YOUTH GONE WILD: Grove City 2014 SCHEDULE freshmen Lindsay Hutton, Katherine Aug. 29 MARIETTA W, 3-0 Oct. 3 at Waynesburg* 2:00 Kouzelos and Megan Van Kirk all Aug. 30 HOUGHTON L, 3-2 Oct. 7 THIEL* 4:00 Sept. 5 ADRIAN L, 2-1 Oct. 10 at Bethany* 7:00 started the season opener August 29 Sept. 10 at Allegheny L, 1-0 Oct. 15 at Geneva* 5:30 ... It marked the first time since Sep- Sept. 13 BALDWIN WALLACE 1:00 Oct. 18 WASH. & JEFF.* 1:00 tember 2, 2005 that the Wolverines Sept. 16 PENN STATE BEHREND 4:00 Oct. 22 at Chatham* 7:30 started multiple freshmen in a season Sept. 20 CARNEGIE MELLON 2:00 Oct. 25 WESTMINSTER* 12:00 Sept. 24 at Mount Union 7:00 Oct. 28 at Saint Vincent* 3:00 opener ... Sara Griffin, Diana Pragel Sept. 27 at Messiah 7:00 Nov. 1 at Thomas More* 12:00 and Laura Shipley started that day for Sept. 30 at John Carroll 7:00 *-Presidents’ Athletic Conference Match Grove City against Wilmington. NCAA DIVISION III SUPER SEVEN: Grove City and Baldwin STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT Wallace share seven common oppo- “As NCAA Division III student-athletes, we commit ourselves to sportsmanship nents this season: Allegheny, Bethany, by demonstrating respect toward ourselves and others.
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