WOMEN’S SOCCER WOMEN’S RED DRAGONS 2008 Team GuiDE 2008 Season Preview Entering 2008, fifth-year head coach Heidi on two goals and an assist Woodcock’s squad is coming off a strong season in in 10 games as a junior and which the team posted a 12-6-2 overall record, an 8-1-2 has seen action in 46 games conference mark and reached the finals of the SUNYAC during her career. A pair of Tournament. The Red Dragons strung together a sophomores, Kelsey Allen 10-game unbeaten streak in the second half of the and Carly Williams, earned campaign to turn their season around. In order to build valuable playing time in upon the success of 2007, Woodcock will need to 2007. Allen appeared in all 20 incorporate plenty of new faces into the lineup as just games, scored 10 points and 11 returnees are back. tied for the team lead with six assists. Williams started 15 Sophomore goalkeeper Dayna Moneta stepped of the 19 games in which she into the starting lineup just a few games into her played and scored five points freshman campaign and quickly established herself as on two goals and an assist. a solid option on the back line. Moneta saw action in Sophomore forward Laura Boucher. 13 games with 12 starts and Four new players step posted a 7-3-1 record with into the Red Dragons’ five shutouts, an .828 save midfield. Freshman Jennifer Cadolino was a three- percentage and a 0.87 goals year member of the soccer team at Massapequa and against average. Sophomore helped lead her team to a state title. Freshman Callan Pam Monnier missed all Joseph played three seasons at Brighton, freshman of 2007 due to injury and Jackie Deluise was a three-year starter at Guilderland returns looking for the first and freshman Katie Reed started for three seasons at action of her collegiate Saranac. career. Senior forward Katie Trivisonno enters 2008 ranked Defensively, only three 12th in career scoring at Cortland with 70 points on 27 players return from last year’s goals and 16 assists. Last season, Trivisonno was a third team. Senior Sam Diamond team all-region and first team All-SUNYAC selection. was one of just two players She led the team with 20 points, seven goals and tied Sophomore midfielder Carly to start all 20 games and Allen for the team lead with six assists. Sophomore Williams. anchors the central defense. Laura Boucher joins Trivisonno up top. Boucher, who Junior Ashley Mewhorter played mainly on defense and in the midfield, saw saw action in six games in 2007 with the Red Dragons action in all 20 games with eight starts as a freshman after transferring from the University at Buffalo but had and scored four points on a much of her season derailed due to injury. Sophomore goal and two assists. Emmie Doin moves to defense after picking up a goal in eight games at forward her rookie season. Junior Katie Eaton and freshman Bridgette DeSantis Two newcomers join the Red Dragons on defense in join Cortland as forwards. 2008. Junior Jessica Bordoni was a two-year starter at Eaton played two seasons Monroe Community College and helped lead her team at Binghamton University to a junior college national title. Freshman Jordan Miller and started 14 games as a earned first team all-league honors at Liverpool as a freshman, while DeSantis senior. started for five seasons at Mohonasen. Senior Kayla Sweet, a three-year starter entering 2008, leads the group at midfield. Sweet started all 20 games in 2007 and scored seven points on two goals and three assists. Senior Kiley Hadzicki also brings Senior midfielder Kiley Hadzicki. experience to the midfield. Hadzicki scored five points CORTLAND Coaching Staff Heidi Woodcock Kendra Ryerson Head Coach Assistant Coach Heidi Woodcock enters her fifth The 2008 season is Kendra Ryerson’s season as the head coach of the second as a member of the Cortland wom- Cortland women’s soccer program en’s soccer coaching staff. after serving as an assistant coach for the Red Dragons during the spring of Ryerson, who earned a bachelor’s degree in special edu- 2004. Prior to Cortland, Woodcock cation from Cortland in 2007, was a four-year member of the coached the Liverpool High School Red Dragons’ women’s soccer team. She played in 71 games girls’ junior varsity soccer team in the fall of 2003 and was an with 40 starts in her career as an outside defender. assistant coach for the bronze medal-winning Central Region women’s open soccer team at the 2004 Empire State Games. A native of Commack, N.Y., Ryerson was a three-year starter in socccer and earned all-league, all-conference, all- Last season, Woodcock earned SUNYAC Coach of the county and all-state honors as a senior captain. She also Year honors and led the Red Dragons to a 12-6-2 record and competed on the indoor and outdoor track and field squads their third appearance in the finals of the SUNYAC Tourna- for four seasons. ment in the last four seasons. During the season, Cortland strung together a 10-game unbeaten streak (9-0-1) before Ryerson is currently a teacher in the Union-Endicott falling in the conference championship game. school district. In 2006, Woodcock led the Red Dragons to a 10-8-1 Bernie Dziczkaniec record and won a SUNYAC Tournament quarterfinal game before having their season end in the conference semifinals. Assistant Coach In 2005, Cortland finished with a 12-9 record and reached Bernie Dziczkaniec enters her first sea- the finals of the SUNYAC Tournament for the second sea- son as an assistant coach for the Cortland son in a row. Under Woodcock’s guidance, the Red Dragons women’s soccer program in 2008. featured the SUNYAC Rookie of the Year and two all-region selections. Prior to Cortland, Dziczkaniec was the varsity girl’s soc- cer coach from 2003-2007 and the varsity softball coach In Woodcock’s initial season, the Red Dragons compiled from 1995-97 at Liverpool High School. She also served as an a 9-10-2 record and reached the finals of the SUNYAC Tour- assistant coach for the girl’s varsity soccer team at East Syr- nament. Three of Woodcock’s players earned all-state hon- acuse-Minoa from 1990-93 and was a head and an assistant ors including the NYSWCAA Defensive Player of the Year. soccer coach at the Empire State Games. Woodcock is a 2002 graduate of Nazareth College, A native of Syracuse, N.Y., Dziczkaniec attended Cazen- where she earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and ovia College and Le Moyne College. She competed in soccer was a starting sweeper for the nationally ranked women’s and softball at Cazenovia. soccer program. As a senior, she was named a second team All-American and the Empire 8 Player of the Year. Woodcock A graduate of Liverpool High School, Dziczkaniec is cur- was also a two-time all-region and three-time all-state and rently employed at her alma mater. all-conference selection. She earned her master’s degree in Sports Science from the United States Sports Academy in the summer of 2005. Woodcock and her husband, Brett, a former Le Moyne College baseball player, currently reside in Liverpool. Cortland Women’s Soccer For more information on the SuNY Cortland All-Time Coaching Records Women’s Soccer program, please contact: Coach Years Coached W-L-T Pct. Anna Rush 1978-80 38-4-1 .895 Heidi Woodcock, Women’s Soccer Head Coach Ron Hanson 1981 15-4-1 .775 SuNY Cortland, P.O. Box 2000 Chris Malone 1982-94 195-44-34 .777 Cortland, NY 13045 Janine Corning 1995-2001 82-45-11 .634 (607) 753-5715 Laura Ray 2002-03 18-16-3 .527 [email protected] Heidi Woodcock 2004-07 43-33-5 .562 Web Site: http://www.cortlandreddragons.com Totals 1978-present 391-146-55 .707 R e D D R A g O N s Team Roster No. Name ...............................................Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School 0 Dayna Moneta ........................................... G 5-6 So. Franklin Square/Valley Stream North 1 Pam Monnier .............................................. G 5-8 So. East Northport/Northport 2 Jordan Miller ................................................D 5-5 Fr. Liverpool/Liverpool 4 Jackie Deluise ........................................M/F 5-3 Fr. Schenectady/Guilderland 6 Katie Reed ...................................................M 5-5 Fr. Saranac/Saranac 7 Jessica Bordoni ............................................D 5-6 Jr. Cortland/Homer 8 Bridgette DeSantis .....................................F 5-3 Fr. Rotterdam/Mohonasen 9 Jennifer Cadolino .....................................M 5-3 Fr. Massapequa Park/Massapequa 10 Laura Boucher ..............................................F 5-4 So. Delmar/Bethlehem 12 Katie Trivisonno ..........................................F 5-5 Sr. Apalachin/Owego Free Academy 13 Callan Joseph ..............................................M 5-4 Fr. Brighton/Brighton 14 Katie Eaton ....................................................F 5-8 Jr. Binghamton/Chenango Valley 16 Kayla Sweet .................................................M 5-4 Sr. Fonda/Fonda-Fultonville 17 Kiley Hadzicki .............................................M 5-11 Sr. Portville/Portville 19 Emmie Doin .................................................D 5-5 So. Clifton Park/Shenendehowa 20 Ashley Mewhorter ....................................D 5-3 Jr. Clifton Park/Shenendehowa 22 Sam Diamond .............................................D 5-7 Sr. Marlboro, NJ/Marlboro 23 Carly Williams ............................................M 5-5 So. Emerson, NJ/Emerson 24 Kelsey Allen .................................................M 5-10 So. Clifton Park/Shenendehowa Head Coach: Heidi Woodcock (Nazareth ‘02), 5th Year Assistant Coaches: Bernie Dziczkaniec, Kendra Ryerson Certified Athletic Trainers: Pat Connelly, Kristin Luther Athletic Training Students: Danielle DeLay, Josh Martin Captains: Sam Diamond, Kayla Sweet, Katie Trivisonno Academic Advisor: Dr. Katherine Polasek 2007 Record: 12-6-2 Player Profiles Kelsey Allen honors...Named to Section Two Senior All-Star College Sophomore, Midfield Showcase Team...Played one season of basketball and Clifton Park, New York lacrosse...Other: A New York Giants Punt, Pass and Major: Physical Education Kick finalist...Member of the Dean’s List at Cortland..