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2005 Women's Soccer Brochure 2004 STATISTICS & HONORS: CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER Record: 20-1-2, ACC 9-0-0; NCAA Tournament Round of 16, 2004 Carolina Women’s Soccer ACC Tournament Finalist, ACC Regular Season Champion 2003 Season Individual Statistics Individual Award Winners Career Stats Player ................................GP/GS ..............SH ............G ............A ........PTS......GWG U.S. Soccer Young Female Athlete of the Heather O’Reilly, So., F........21/21 ..............71 ..........13............11............37 ............3 Year: Heather O’Reilly, Forward Jaime Gilbert, Fr., F..............23/21 ..............58 ..........11 ..........12............34 ............4 Kacey White, Jr., M ..............23/23 ..............58 ............5 ..........14............24 ............3 All-Americas: Heather O’Reilly, Forward, 1st Elizabeth Guess, So., F........22/16 ..............43 ............7 ............8............22 ............2 Anne Morrell, Sr., F ..............23/16 ..............37 ............6 ............8............20 ............2 Team (NSCAA Coaches, Soccer Buzz); Lori Lori Chalupny, Jr., M ............23/22 ..............85 ............6 ............5............17 ............3 Chalupny, Midfielder, 1st Team (NSCAA Lindsay Tarpley, Jr., F ..........14/11 ..............47 ............5 ............4............14 ............0 Coaches, Soccer America, Soccer Buzz); Kendall Fletcher, Jr., D ........23/23 ..............15 ............3 ............5 ............11 ............1 Kacey White, Midfielder, 3rd Team (Soccer Mary McDowell, Sr., M............23/5 ..............20 ............2 ............4..............8 ............1 Buzz) Sara Randolph, Sr., M ............23/1 ................9 ............1 ............5..............7 ............0 Katie Brooks, Fr., F ................21/0 ................8 ............2 ............1..............5 ............0 Freshman All-America: Jaime Gilbert, Robyn Gayle, Fr., M................11/2 ................6 ............2 ............1..............5 ............0 Forward, 1st Team (Soccer America, Soccer Leea Murphy, Jr., F ................12/0 ................4 ............2 ............0..............4 ............0 Buzz) Amy Steadman, So., D ........23/20 ................3 ............1 ............1..............3 ............0 Anne Felts, Sr., M ................23/15 ..............10 ............0 ............3..............3 ............0 Corinne Black, Jr., F ..............13/0 ................3 ............1 ............0..............2 ............0 National Player of the Year Finalists: Jessica Maxwell, So., D ......23/23 ................2 ............0 ............2..............2 ............0 Heather O’Reilly (Missouri Athletic Julie Yates, Fr., D ....................5/0 ................2 ............0 ............1..............1 ............0 Club/Hermann Trophy, Honda Soccer Award, Laura Winslow, Sr., F ............22/0 ..............10 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Soccer Buzz); Lori Chalupny (Soccer Buzz) Ariel Harris, Fr., D ................22/11 ................3 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Jennifer Perkins, So., F ............4/0 ................1 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 First-Team All-Atlantic Coast Conference: Aly Winget, Jr., G..................23/23 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Heather O’Reilly, Forward; Kacey White, Karli Eller, Jr., F ........................2/0 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Midfielder; Lori Chalupny, Midfielder Sophie Gervais, Sr., F ..............2/0 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Katie Zarzar, So., G..................1/0 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Atlantic Coast Conference All-Freshman Brynn Hardman, Jr., F ..............5/0 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 Team: Jaime Gilbert, Forward; Robyn Elizabeth Lancaster, So., G......5/0 ................0 ............0 ............0..............0 ............0 NORTH CAROLINA..................23 ............495 ..........68 ..........85..........221 ..........20 Gayle, Midfielder OPPONENTS ............................23 ............132 ..........14 ..........11............39 ............1 Corner Kicks: North Carolina 186, Opponents 65 Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Fouls: North Carolina 221, Opponents 249 Year: Anson Dorrance Yellow Cards: North Carolina 1, Opponents 12 Penalty Kicks: Kacey White 3-3; Overtime Goals: Heather O’Reilly 1, Kacey White 1; All-Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament: Game-Tying Goals: Kacey White 1; Hat Tricks: Jaime Gilbert 1 Heather O’Reilly, Jaime Gilbert, Elizabeth Goaltending Statistics Guess Player ......................................GP ............Min ........GA........AVG ..........SV ......SHO Aly Winget ............................23/22 ..........2082 ..........13 ........0.54............47 ............8 National Freshman Player of the Year Elizabeth Lancaster ..................5/0 ..............58 ............1 ........1.54..............3 ............0 TEAM..............................................................................................................3 ............3 Finalist: Jaime Gilbert (Soccer Buzz) NORTH CAROLINA..................23 ..........2140 ..........14 ........0.59............53 ..........11 OPPONENTS ............................23 ..........2140 ..........68 ........2.86..........158 ............2 Southeast Region Player of the Year: Lori University of North Carolina 2003 Women’s Soccer Results Chalupny, Midfielder (Soccer Buzz) Date ..................Opponent ..........................Score ........................Site ..................Att. 8/27/04 ..............at #25 Nebraska ................W 1-0 ........................Away ................3,620 Southeast Region Freshman Player of the 8/29/04 ..............vs. California ......................W 4-2 ....................Neutral-1* ............200 Year: Jaime Gilbert, Forward (Soccer Buzz) 9/3/04 ................#14 FLORIDA ....................W 3-0........................Home ................3,825 9/5/04 ................KENNESAW STATE............W 1-0........................Home ................1,898 All-Southeast Region: Heather O’Reilly, 9/10/04 ..............at #15 Tennessee ..........T 0-0 (2 OT) ..................Away ................2,083 Forward, 1st Team (Soccer Buzz, NSCAA 9/12/04 ..............vs. Mississippi State ..........W 4-1 ....................Neutral-2* ............1,204 9/17/04 ..............vs. Furman..........................W 5-0 ....................Neutral-3* ............300 Coaches); Lori Chalupny, Midfielder, 1st 9/19/04 ..............vs. Georgia..........................W 3-0 ....................Neutral-3* ............1,100 Team (Soccer Buzz, NSCAA Coaches); 9/24/04 ..............MARYLAND ..................W 2-1 (2 OT) ..................Home ................3.128 Kacey White, Midfielder, 1st Team (Soccer 9/26/04 ..............at Virginia Tech ..................W 6-1 ........................Away ................1,183 Buzz, NSCAAA Coaches); Jaime Gilbert, 9/30/04 ..............at NC State ........................W 3-1 ........................Away ................1,243 Forward, 2nd Team (Soccer Buzz); Kendall 10/7/04 ..............MIAMI..................................W 5-1........................Home ................1,644 Fletcher, Defender, 2nd Team (Soccer Buzz), 10/9/04 ..............at #24 Clemson ..................W 2-1 ........................Away ................3,820 3rd Team (NSCAA Coaches); Jessica 10/13/04 ............at #21 Wake Forest ............W 3-0 ........................Away ................1,408 Maxwell, 3rd Team (Soccer Buzz) 10/17/04 ............#4 VIRGINIA ......................W 2-1........................Home ................3,820 10/22/04 ............at #9 Florida State ..............W 4-0 ........................Away ................1,504 10/28/04 ............#15 DUKE ..........................W 2-1........................Home ................3,386 11/3/04 ..............vs. Maryland..................W 1-0 (2 OT) ..............Neutral-4* ............1,232 11/5/04 ..............vs. #11 Duke ......................W 4-2 ....................Neutral-4* ............3,602 11/7/04 ..............vs. #4 Virginia ................T 1-1 (2 OT) ..............Neutral-4* ............3,728 11/11/04 ............CAMPBELL ........................W 6-0........................Home ................1,144 11/13/04 ............WILLIAM & MARY ..............W 6-0........................Home ................1,528 11/20/04 ............#4 SANTA CLARA ........L 0-1 (1 OT) ..................Home ................2,129 Gilbert White Chalupny *1-at Lincoln, Neb.; 2-at Knoxville, Tenn.; 3-Durham, N.C.; 4-Cary, N.C. 2005 CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDE: PAGE 1 CAROLINA WOMEN’S SOCCER: THE 2005 TAR HEELS Dads,” which was called “the best introduction Averbuch to youth soccer to date,” by Soccer Jr. Magazine and she also co-authored Vision of Yael a Champion with UNC coach Anson #32 • Midfielder Dorrance…both parents are runners… has a Freshman younger sister, Shira (16), who also plays soc- Upper Montclair, N.J. cer and is on the Region I team …her dad, Paul, ran track and cross country at Rutgers (Montclair) University and was a two-time U.S. Olympic Trials Marathon qualifier in 1980 and 1984… Yael is undecided about her major at this
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