2012 lincoln memorial university women's soccer guide

2012LADY RAILSPLITTER SOCCER

LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/PreviousSchool00 KaylaHanson GK 5-10 R-Sr. Melbourne,FL/PolkStateCollege0 EmmaMiller GK 5-4 Jr. Knoxville,TN/SouthDoyleHS1 KaylaStephens GK 5-11 Fr. Keller,TX/KellerHS2 LaurenDusold D/M 5-6 Fr. Loveland,OH/LovelandHS3 SamanthaHilliard D 5-5 So. SterlingHeights,MI/SterlingHeightsHS4 KristaHolka D 5-7 Fr. HarrisonTownship,MI/L’AnseCreuseHS5 KristenCook D/M 5-3 So. LittleRock,AR/MountSt.MaryAcademy6 BrittanyJenkins M 5-8 So. Alpharetta,GA/AlpharettaHS7 TaylorMcDonald M/F 5-6 Fr. Washington,MO/WashingtonHS8 AbbyYother M 5’1” Jr. Cookeville,TN/CookevilleHS9 MichelleAllen M 5-6 Sr. Cove,UT/IowaWesternCC10 KelseyFisher D/M 5-3 Fr. Seymour,TN/SevierCountyHS11 CaitlinTempleton M 5-9 Jr. Maryville,TN/MaryvilleHS12 RachaelVienneau M/F 5-4 So. Woodstock,GA/SequoyahHS13 SavannahPitt M 6-0 So. Gallatin,TN/HendersonvilleHS14 MadisonRivard M/F 5-6 Fr. Roanoke,TX/KellerHS15 AlexaSamry M 5-7 So. Knoxville,TN/FarragutHS16 CarlyCepelak D/M 5-4 So. Tampa,FL/GaitherHS17 MaddyNagy M/F 5-9 Fr. Rockledge,FL/VieraHS18 JosefinHedström M/F 5-8 Fr. Burträsk,Sweden/AnderstorpsskolanHS19 SamDavis D/F 5-7 Fr. Spring,TX/KleinCollinsHS20 NicoleMcKinney M/F 5-4 So. Ooltewah,TN/GirlsPreparatorySchool21 TeresaDoyle D/M 5-4 Jr. Severn,MD/ArchbishopSpaldingHS22 HaleyHilliard D 5-5 R-Fr. SterlingHeights,MI/SterlingHeightsHS23 MorganBrinson M/F 5-6 Fr. Southlake,TX/KellerHS24 OliviaThompson M/F 5-8 Fr. Melbourne,FL/VieraHS25 SamAdams M/D 5-8 Fr. Harwood,MD/SouthernHS

HeadCoach: HelioD’Anna(Union(KY),1988/Ninthseason)AssistantCoach: AdrianodeMoraes(LincolnMemorial,2007/Thirdseason)GraduateAssistant: RaquelAbrile(LincolnMemorial,2011/FirstSeason)

ALPHABETICALLY

25 SamAdams Fr.9 MichelleAllen Sr.23 MorganBrinson Fr.16 CarlyCepelak So.5 KristenCook So.19 SamDavis Fr.21 TeresaDoyle Jr.2 LaurenDusold Fr.10 KelseyFisher Fr.00 KaylaHanson R-Sr.18 JosefinHedström Fr.22 HaleyHilliard R-Fr.3 SamanthaHilliard So.4 KristaHolka Fr.6 BrittanyJenkins So7 TaylorMcDonald Fr.20 NicoleMcKinney So.0 EmmaMiller Jr.17 MaddyNagy Fr.13 SavannahPitt So.14 MadisonRivard Fr.15 AlexaSamry So.1 KaylaStephens Fr.11 CaitlinTempleton Jr.24 OliviaThompson Fr.12 RachaelVienneau So.8 AbbyYother Jr.

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2012 LMU WOMEN’S SOCCERQuickFacts

School..............................................................LincolnMemorialUniversityLocation.........................................................Harrogate,Tennessee37752Founded..............................................................................................1897Enrollment..........................................................................................4,550Nickname......................................................................... LadyRailsplittersSchoolColors......................................................................BlueandGrayAffiliation.......................................................................... NCAADivisionIIConference............................................................................SouthAtlanticHomeField.........................................LMUSoccerField(500)/5thSeasonAll-TimeHomeRecord.................................................................. 94-50-6All-TimeHomeRecord(LMUSoccerField2008-present)......... 15-14-1All-TimeHomeRecord(GibbsField1994-2008)......................... 79-36-5President........................................Dr.B.JamesDawson(Evansville,‘67)AthleticDirector..............................RogerVannoy(LincolnMemorial,‘75)FacultyAthleticsRepresentative................... JackMansfield(BallState)SeniorWomanAdministrator...........................JennyMichael(FMU,‘02)HeadAthleticTrainer....................DonaldGrigsby(LincolnMemorial,‘91)AssistantAthleticTrainer................ WhitneyBailey(NorthGeorgia,‘09)AssistantAthleticTrainer....................................................CelestWeuveAthleticDepartmentWebsite..................................www.Railsplitters.comLMUAthleticsFacebookPage........www.facebook.com/LMURailsplittersLMUAthleticsTwitter..............................www.twitter.com/LMURailsplitter

CoachingStaffHeadCoach................................................HelioD’Anna(Union(Ky.),‘88)RecordatLMU(yrs)............................................................... 95-59-11(9)CareerRecord(women)......................................................... 95-59-11(9)D’Anna’sOfficePhone.........................................................423.869.6245D’AnnaE-mail.....................................................helio.danna@lmunet.eduAssistantCoach.....................AdrianodeMoraes(LincolnMemorial,‘08)deMoraes’OfficePhone......................................................423.869.6340deMoraes’E-mail........................................ [email protected]

TeamInformation2011OverallRecord.......................................................................... 8-8-2Home/Away/Neutral....................................................4-2-1/4-5-1/0-12012SACRecord(finish).......................................................... 4-4-1(6th)Startersreturning/lost...........................................................................7/7Letterwinnersreturning/lost...............................................................15/9Newcomers.............................................................................................12

HistoryFirstYearofSoccer............................................................................1994LastNCAATournamentAppearance(yrs)................................. 2007(3)Result.........................................................losttoTusculum,3-1,Sweet16LastSACTournamentAppearance(yrs).....................................2011 (5)Result.......................................................................... losttoNewberry,4-0

AthleticMediaRelationsMailingAddress.....................................LMUBox2028,TexTurnerArena...................................................................6965CumberlandGapParkway....................................................................................Harrogate,TN37752Dir.ofAthleticStatistics&Publications/SoccerContact......................................BillPorter(LincolnMemorial,‘94)Porter’sOfficePhone/CellPhone............423.869.6376/865.300.6701SIDFax............................................................................... (423)869-6382

CREDITSThe2012LincolnMemorialUniversityWomen’sSoccerGuidewaswritten,editedanddesignedbyBillPorter.SpecialcontributionswerebyScottErlandandCoachHelioD’Anna.PhotographywasbyBillPorter,AllenEarlPhotography,TerryMaples,ScottErlandandRustyPeace.

AllLMUathleticguidesareavailablefromtheSportsInformationofficeeitherinprintform(ifavailable)orCD-Romforafee.Theycanalsobefoundontheworldwidewebatwww.lmurailsplitters.com.

TableofContentsGENERALINFORMATION

2012LadyRailsplitterRoster/TeamPhoto..................... InsideFrontCoverQuickFacts/TableofContents....................................................................1MediaInformation/PhoneDirectory.........................................................2-3LMUSoccerField....................................................................................4-52012SquadBreakdown.............................................................................62012SeasonPreview.................................................................................7

MEETTHECOACHESHeadCoachHelioD’Anna..........................................................................8AssistantCoachAdrianodeMoraes..........................................................9GraduateAssistantRaquelAbrile...............................................................9

MEETTHETEAMKaylaHanson/MichelleAllen..................................................................10TeresaDoyle/EmmaMiller...................................................................... 11CaitlinTempleton/AbbyYother................................................................12CarlyCepelak/KristenCook...................................................................13SamanthaHilliard/BrittanyJenkins.........................................................14NicoleMcKinney/SavannahPitt.............................................................15AlexaSamry/RachaelVienneau.............................................................16SamAdams/MorganBrinson/SamDavis/LaurenDusold...................17KelseyFisher/JosefinHedstrom/HaleyHilliard/KristaHolka..............18TaylorMcDonald/MaddyNagy/MadisonRivard/KaylaStephens.......19OliviaThompson.......................................................................................20LMUBrazilTrips.......................................................................................20

2011YEARINREVIEWGame-by-GameResults...........................................................................21FinalStatistics..........................................................................................22FinalStatistics-SACMatches.................................................................22TheSouthAtlanticConference.................................................................24

LADYRAILSPLITTERHISTORYANDRECORDSLadyRailsplitterHonorRoll......................................................................25LadyRailsplitterAll-Americans.................................................................25LadyRailsplitterCoaches.........................................................................25CareerRecords........................................................................................26Single-SeasonRecords............................................................................27Single-GameRecords..............................................................................28All-TimeSeriesRecords...........................................................................29LMUintheNCAATournament............................................................30-31

LINCOLNMEMORIALUNIVERSITYThisIsLMU..............................................................................................32TheTri-StateArea...........................................................InsideBackCover


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MEDIA INFORMATION

LMUONTHEWEB

The newly-designed Railsplitters.comis the official online home for RailsplitterAthletics. Here, fans can find schedules,results,rosters,playerbiosandstats.Thereis unique content like photo galleries ofevents, behind-the-scenes features, videohighlights, video interviews with playersandcoaches,aswellasthelatestnewsoneveryteamoncampus.There’salsolivestreamingaudioofevery

basketball game, and many other eventsthroughout theyear.Railsplitters.comalsoprovides free streaming video of selecteventsthroughouttheyear.Fanscanalsofollowtheactiononlinewithlivestatsofallhomesoftball,baseball,basketball,soccerandvolleyballevents.

BILLPORTERDirectorofAthleticStatisticsandPublications/SoccerContact

Bill is in his 12th year in the LMUAthletic Media Relations DepartmentandwasnamedtheDirectorofAthleticStatistics & Publications in January,

2012 when the Sports Information Department was re-structured.Hehandlesallthestatisticsforeachsportandoverseespublicationofmediaguides,thewebsite,andotherrelatedathleticdepartmentprojects.AnalmunusofLMU,hehasbeentheteamstatisticianfor

basketballsince1992andallsportssince2000.Hiseffortsin compiling the then-nonexistent year-by-year resultsformanyLMUsports aswell as other efforts inspired thecreationoftheLMUR.MartinPetersYoungAlumnusAward,ofwhichPorterwasthefirstrecipient.PriortoreturningtoLMUin2000,heworkedatWATE-TV

6inKnoxvilleasaproductionassistant.AnativeofKnoxville,Porterearnedabachelor’sdegreein

communicationartswithabroadcastingemphasisin1994.

SCOTTERLANDDirectorofAthleticCommunications

Scott was named the Director ofAthleticCommunicationsinJanuaryof2012.

Erland was a four-year standout on the LMU baseballteam, compiling an 11-3 career record with a 4.45 ERAand75strikeouts,primarilyasamid-weekpitcher.Healsowalkedontothebasketballteamfortwoseasonswhereheshot41.1percentfromthreepointrangeand78.6fromthefreethrowlineandwasakeyreserve.

AnativeofPegram,Tennessee,ErlandgraduatedwithadegreeinEnglishfromLMUin2011

ATHLETICMEDIARELATIONSCONTACTNUMBERS(OvernightMailAddress)

TexTurnerArena6965CumberlandGapParkway

Harrogate,TN37752OfficePhone:423.869.6376

Cell:865.300.6701Fax423.869.6382

Email:[email protected]@lmunet.edu

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WELCOMEThisguide isdesigned toassist themediawith theircoverage

ofLincolnMemorialUniversitysoccer.Itispublishedprimarilyasa source of information for reporters representing newspapers,televisionandradiostations,wireservicesandmagazines.Ifyouneedinformationthatyoucannotfindinthisguide,pleasecontacttheAthleticMediaRelationsOfficeat(423)869-6376.Wearealwaysreadytoserveyou.

MEDIACREDENTIALS/PARKINGRequests forworkingmedia credentials should bedirected to

Bill Porterwith the LMUAthleticMediaRelationsDepartment.Credentialscanbeacquiredatthesoccerfieldpressarealocatedatthetopoftheseatingcomplex.ParkingwillbeavailableadjacenttotheTexTurnerArena.Parkclosetothefieldatyourownrisk.

PHOTOGRAPHERCREDENTIALSWhile photography is generall allowedbyanyoneat the field,

credentialswillbeissuedonlytoaccreditedphotographersorthoseindividualsonspecialassignment.PleasecheckwithBillPorterorScottErlandinthepressareaforinstructionsonallowedareasofaccess.Nophotographersareallowed inside the fenceor in thedugoutatanytimeduringthegamewithoutcredentials.

STATISTICALSERVICESStatistics are providedusing theAutomatedScorebook (STAT

CREW)program.Monitorscanbeplacedinthepressboxtoprovideimmediateaccess tostatistics. Hardcopiesoffinalstatswillbeprovidedfollowingeachcontest.Otheritems,suchasstatistics,areavailableinthegameprogramswithmoredetailedstatisticsbeingavailable upon request fromaccredited parties.Game-by-gamestatisticswillbee-mailedback to thesports informationofficeofvisitingteamsattheconclusionoftheday,ifrequested.Ifnosportsinformation representative is travelingwith the opposing team,arrangementsshouldbemadeinadvanceforadditionalservicestobeprovidedintheirabsence.

RADIOBROADCASTSTheLMUsoccerfieldisequippedwithwirelessinternetaccess

andfutureplansincludededicatedinternetlines.Ifnecessary,phonelinesareavailablewithalongrunfromtheSchenckCenter.Inordertoaccesstheselines,teamsinterestedindoingaradiobroadcastofaparticulargameneedtoinformtheLMUAthleticMediaRelationsofficeinwritingattheirearliestconvenienceandnolaterthanfivedayspriortothecontest.

COVERINGPRACTICEMembersoftheworkingmediaareinvitedtoattendallpractices

oftheLMUsoccerteam,whichareheldatmainsoccerfieldorthepracticefieldadjacenttotheHarrogateCityPark.SomepracticesareheldintheTurnerArenaduetoweather.ForscheduledtimespleasecontactBillPorterintheMediaRelationsoffice.MembersoftheworkingmediainterestedininterviewswithCoachHelioD’Anna,CoachAdrianodeMoraesand/oranyLMUsoccerplayermustmakeanarrangement24hourspriortoarequestedtimethroughBillPorter.Post-gameinterviewsofrequestedplayersandthecoacheswillbearrangedimmediatelyaftera10-minutecooling-offperiodthroughtheLMUSoccerSID.

SOUTHATLANTICCONFERENCEEricWieberg,theSouthAtlanticConferenceSID,willhandle

allinformationrequestsrelatedtosoftballattheSouthAtlanticConference.TheSACaddressis226NorthParkDrive,GatewayPlazaSuite130,RockHill,SC29730.TheSACtelephonenumberis803.981-5240,thefaxnumberis803.981.9444,andtheWebsiteaddressiswww.thesac.com.

LMUATHLETICSTWITTER/FACEBOOKUpdatedinformationonallLMUathleticteamscanbeobtained

24hoursadaybyaccessingtheofficialLMUAthleticsTwitterpageatwww.twitter.com/LMURailsplitterortheFacebookpageatwww.facebook.com/LMURailsplitters.Thepageswillbeupdatedregularlywithresults,factsandschedules.

MEDIA(AreaCode423unlessnoted)

Outlet Phone FaxAssociatedPress 865.522.3963 865.523.5904BristolHerald-Courier 276.645.2516 276.669.6396ClaiborneProgress 626.3222 626.6868CorbinTimes-Tribune 606.528.2464 606.528.9850HarlanDailyEnterprise 606.573.4510 606.573.0042KingsportTimes-News 392.1323 392.1385KnoxvilleNews-Sentinel 865.342.6259 865.342.6402LaFollettePress 562.8468 566.7060MiddlesboroDailyNews 606.248.1010 606.248.7614MorristownCitizen-Tribune 581.5630 581.8863NashvilleTennessean. 615.259.8010 615.259.8826PinevilleSun 606.337.2333 606.337.2360PinnacleSportsView 606.246.0230 N/APowellValleyNews 276.546.1210 276.546.5468USAToday 703.276.3735 703.276.3721WATE-TV6(ABC)/WBXX-TV20(CW) 865.637.6397 865.523.3561WBIR-TV10(NBC)/WTNZ-TV43(FOX) 865.637.1272 865.522.7341WCYB-TV5(NBC) 276.645.1521 276.645.1554WJHL-TV11(CBS) 434.4544 926.9080WLMUFM/WCXZAM 423.869.6331 423.869.6435WVLT-TV8(CBS) 865.450.8880 865.584.1978WYMT-TV57(CBS) 606.436.5757 606.439.3760

ATHLETICDEPARTMENT/UNIVERSITY(AreaCode423)

Outlet PhoneSoccerOffice(D’Anna)............................................... 869.6245SoccerOffice(deMoraes).......................................... 869.6340AthleticDepartmentOffice.......................................... 869.6285AthleticDirector(RogerVannoy)................................ 869.6241AthleticDepartmentFax............................................. 869.6382Compliance(MikeSmith)............................................ 869.6239FacultyAthleticsRep.(JackMansfield)...................... 869.6322SeniorWomanAdministrator(JennyMichael)............ 869.6246SportsInformationDepartment(BillPorter)................ 869.6376SportsInformationCellPhone(Porter)................ 865.300.6701SportsInformationDepartment(ScottErland)............ 869.6236SportsInformationCellPhone(Peace)............... 615.305.1610AthleticTraining(DonGrigsby)................................... 869.6378AthleticTraining(WhitneyBailey)............................... 869.6826UniversityInformation................................................. 869.3611UniversityInformation(Toll-Free)......................... 800.325.0900UniversityAdmissions................................................. 869.6280UniversityRegistrar.................................................... 869.6313UniversityFinancialAid............................................... 869.6336UniversityBookstore................................................... 869.6306

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The LMU Soccer Field/Complex has been the home of the Lady Railsplitters since the 2008 season.

Construction on the new LMU soccer complex began in 2007. The complex is adjacent to the site of Gibbs Field, the home of the LMU soccer teams from 1990-2007.

The settings include a 120x80 yard bermuda grass field, european style goals, and brand new score board. The large dugouts also feature storage areas and two bathrooms in addition to covered benches.

In 2010, concrete stands were added that seat approximately 250 people and a two story press box with a concession stand is planned for the future.

The hillside opposite the dugouts has proven to be popular place for fans to watch the matches as well.

At this point the LMU soccer locker rooms are located in the Tex Turner Arena but are planned to be moved to a fieldhouse adjacent to the stadium site sometime in the future.

LMU SOCCER COMPLEX

LMU SOCCER COMPLEXHome of the Lady Railsplitters

The main building houses dugouts for both teams, bathrooms, and storage

for field equipment.

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RECORDS

Consecutive Wins -- 5, 10/29/2009 - 10/2/2010Consecutive Losses -- 4, 10/6/2010 - 10/30/2010 Margin of Victory -- 6 (6-0) vs. Barton, 8/29/2009

Margin of Defeat -- 2 (4-2) vs. Tusculum, 10/19/2010and 2 (2-0) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 10/9/2010

LMU SOCCER FIELDYEAR BY YEAR RESULTS

Year W L T Pct.2008 3 2 0 .6002009 4 5 0 .4442010 4 5 0 .4442011 4 2 1 .643Total 15 14 1 .517

LMU SOCCER FIELD QUICK FACTSFirst Game Sept. 28, 2008Capacity 500Surface Bermuda

Size 120X80

First Win Mount Olive - 9/28/2008

First Loss Ga. College & State - 10/19/2008First Tie Lees-McRae - 9/27/2011

First Shot Becky Thompson (00:36 - Blocked)First Goal Leanne Reid vs. Mt. Olive - 9/28/2008First Assist Becky Thompson vs. Mt. Olive - 9/28/2008

LMU SOCCER COMPLEX

Currently the teams use the locker rooms in the Tex Turner Arena.


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2012 SQUAD BREAKDOWNLADYRAILSPLITTERSBYCLASS

RedshirtSeniors(1):HansonSeniors(1):AllenJuniors(4):Doyle,Miller,Templeton,YotherSophomores(8):Cepelak,Cook,S.Hilliard,Jenkins,McKinney,Pitt, Samry,VienneauRedshirtFreshmen(1):H.HilliardFreshmen(12):Adams,Brinson,Davis,Dusold,Fisher,Hedström, Holka,McDonald,Nagy,Rivard,Stephens,Thompson

LADYRAILSPLITTERSBYHEIGHT6-0(1): Pitt5-11(1): Stephens5-10(1): Hanson5-9(2): Nagy,Templeton5-8(4): Adams,Hedström,Jenkins,Thompson5-7(3): Davis,Holka,Samry5-6(5): Allen,Brinson,Dusold,McDonald,Rivard5-5(2): H.Hilliard,S.Hilliard5-4(5): Cepelak,Doyle,McKinney,Miller,Vienneau5-3(2): Cook,Fisher5-1(1): Yother

SOCCERENCYCLOPEDIA

LADYRAILSPLITTERSBYSTATE/COUNTRYArkansas(1):LittleRock(Cook)Florida(4):Rockledge(Nagy),Melbourne(Hanson,Thompson), Tampa(Cepelak)Georgia(2):Alpharetta(Jenkins),Woodstock(Vienneau)Maryland(2):Harwood(Adams),Severn(Doyle)Missouri(1):Washington(McDonald)Michigan(3):HarrisonTownship(Holka), SterlingTownship(H.Hilliard,S.Hilliard)Ohio(1):Loveland(Dusold)Tennessee(7):Cookeville(Yother),Gallatin(Pitt), Knoxville(Miller,Samry),Maryville(Templeton), Ooltewah(McKinney),Seymour(Fisher)Texas(4):Keller(Stephens),Roanoke(Rivard), Southlake(Brinson),Spring(Davis)Utah(1):Cove(Allen)Sweden(1):Burträsk(Hedström)

LADYRAILSPLITTERSBYPOSITIONGoalkeepers(3):Hanson,Miller,StephensDefenders(3):H.Hilliard,S.Hilliard,HolkaDefender/Forward(1):DavisMidfielders/Defenders(6):Adams,Cepelak,Cook,Doyle,Dusold, FisherMidfielders(6):Allen,Jenkins,Pitt,Samry,Templeton,YotherMidfielders/Forwards(8):Brinson,Hedström,McDonald, McKinney,Nagy,Rivard,Thompson,Vienneau

PRONUNCIATIONGUIDECarlyCepelak.......................................................ceh-PUH-lackJosefinHedström................................. joe-su-FINHEAD-strumMaddyNagy.......................................... NAY-geeMadisonRivard..................................... Rih-VARDRachaelVienneau................................. vee-uh-NOAbbyYother.......................................... YO-thur

4 TENNESSEE SOCCER /// 2011 MEDIA GUIDE

Seniors (6): Dowd, Hatcher, Hut, Kephart, Langworthy, ShoreJuniors (4): Bono, Hall, Harrison, OwensRedshirt Sophomores (2): Rolfs, WyattSophomores (4): Bailey, Brown, Capocaccia, SaarinenFreshmen (11): Angelo, Clarke, Dimry, Eckel, Hartert, Krause, Law, Moore, Sirna, Steadman, Wade

5-11 (1): Rolfs5-10 (2): Clarke, Law5-9 (1): Brown5-8 (6): Bono, Dimry, Hartert, Krause, Steadman, Wyatt5-7 (4): Capocaccia, Hall, Hatcher, Langworthy5-6 (6): Dowd, Eckel, Harrison, Kephart, Moore, Owens5-5 (4): Hut, Saarinen, Shore, Wade5-4 (1): Angelo5-3 (1): Sirna4-11 (1): Bailey

Defenders (7): Capocaccia, Clarke, Dimry, Hall, Hut, Kephart, SirnaForwards (3): Angelo, Dowd, Moore Midfielders/Forwards (4): Brown, Hatcher, Langworthy, SaarinenDefender/Forwards (1): OwensGoalkeepers (4): Eckel, Rolfs, Steadman, WyattMidfielders (7): Bono, Harrison, Hartert, Krause, Law, Shore, WadeMidfielder/Defenders (1): Bailey

California (2): Carlsbad (Dimry), Yorba Linda (Bono)Canada (2): Winnipeg, Manitoba (Clarke, Harrison)Colorado (1): Highlands Ranch (Hut)Florida (3): Gainesville (Dowd, Shore), Jacksonville (Law)Finland (1): Espoo (Saarinen)Georgia (2): Cumming (Kephart), Marietta (Moore)Illinois (3): Hawthorn Woods (Hall), Normal (Rolfs), Plainfield (Krause)Indiana (1): Carmel (Owens)Michigan (1): Fenton (Bailey)New Jersey (1): Kinnelon (Steadman)North Carolina (1): Marvin (Hartert)Ohio (2): Cincinnati (Hatcher), Solon (Sirna)Pennsylvania (1): Hershey (Brown)Tennessee (4): Cordova (Eckel), Memphis (Capocaccia), Murfreesboro (Langworthy), Oak Ridge (Angelo)Texas (1): Houston (Wade)South Carolina (1): Aiken (Wyatt)

Caroline Capocaccia ............................ CAP-uh-kotch-ee-uhChelsea Kephart .............................................................. kep-HEARTLara Langworthy ...................................................................LAH-ruhIyana Moore .................................................................... EYE-yah-nuhSanna Saarinen ............................................SAH-nuh SAR-uh-nen

Goalkeeper - the only player on the field allowed to use her hands. Protects team’s goal to prevent the opposition from scoring.

Forward - also known as a striker, has the primary duties of scoring goals, setting up goals for other players and holding the ball for others to join the attack

Midfielder - also known as a half-back. Has both attack and defense responsibilities and controls the flow in the middle of the field.

Defender - also known as the fullback or back. Primary responsibilities are to help the goalkeeper prevent scoring by the opposition and regain possession of the ball.

SQUAD BREAKDOWN

LADY VOLS BY CLASS SOCCER ENCYCLOPEDIA

LADY VOLS BY HEIGHT

LADY VOLS BY POSITION

LADY VOLS BY STATE/COUNTRY

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

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2012 SEASON PREVIEWThe2012LincolnMemorialwomen’ssoccerteamisreadytomaketheirmark.AlthoughstilltheyoungestprogramintheSouthAtlanticConference,theteamisexperiencedastheyreturnanumberofstartersfromlastyear.Ontopofit,addinoneofthedeepestandmosttalentedincomingclassinrecentyears.

Thegeneralcharacteristicsofthisyear’ssquadareathleticism,size,speedandtechnique.TraitsthatarealmostmandatoryifonewantstocontendintheSAC.TheLadyRailsplittersshouldbeabletomatchopponents’traitsandsystems,yetmakeithardforthemtodothesame.Giventhedepthoftheroster,anumberofformationsandsystemswillbeusedduringtheseason.

Onoffensethewomenhavealotof“bigshots”withplayerswhocanfinishfrom35yardsandout.Theaerialgamewillbestrongaswell,notonlygiventhesizeandfinishingprowessbutalsothequalityoftheservicesthattheseplayers

canprovide,includinghaving“true-footed”servicesoneitherside.Setpieceswillalsobestrongconsideringthefreekickingabilitiesofseveraloftheplayers.

Themidfieldwillalsobestrong,atrademarkoftheLMUsoccerprogramintheCoachD’Annaera.ThisgenerationiscommittedtomaintainthepossessionstylethathisLMUteamshavealwayshad,andalsowilladdanincredibleworkethicandtheabilitytokeeppressureontheball.Infact,thisyear’ssquadshouldbeabletobeatruefull-fieldpressurekindofteam.

DefenseiswheretheLadyRailsplitterswillbethedeepest.Size,speedandaggressivenesspermeatetheroster.Innet,thekeepersarejustasproficientandwillbeabletostandtheheatasneeded.

Althoughthejuryisoutonhowquicklythefreshmenwilladapttothecollegegame,thepotentialisthereforimmediateimpact.Andjudgingbytheexcitementseenthroughoutthesummerandleadingintotheseason,theplayers’eagernesstodowhatittakesispalpable.TheBraziltripwillbe

agreattoolfortyingtheunittogether,creatingastrongbondandfamiliarizingtheplayerswitheachother.Thatwillbeimportantasourscheduleallowsforverylittleroomforerror.

Thisyearfeaturesastrongregionalschedule,withtopteamssuchasAlabama-Huntsville,USCAiken,ColumbusState,KingandTreveccaNazarene.TheSACschedulemakesitnoeasierwithLenoirRhyneandWingatelookingtocontinuetheirdominancefromlastyear,andusualfoessuchasTusculum,AndersonandNewberryaddedintothemix.

IthasbeenfouryearssincetheLMUwomen’ssoccerteamwontheconferenceandit’stimetocontendagain.


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Helio D’AnnAHEAD COACH, TENTH SEASONCoach Helio D’Anna, or Coach “L” (as he is known throughout the soccer world), begins his tenth season as head men’s and women’s soccer coach.

Under his leadership, the men have accumulated four conference titles and two trips to the NCAA national tournament while the women have won four conference titles and made three trips to the NCAA national tournament.

D’Anna came to LMU in the summer of 2003 and immediately re-invigorated the LMU soccer program, bringing with him a style of play and work ethic that returned both teams to the top of the conference standings.

In 2004, the women’s team not only won five more matches than the previous season but also earned the program’s first-ever bid to the NCAA Tournament, where they reached the Elite Eight. The next season they followed that success with the program’s second Gulf South Conference title and another trip to nationals. After moving to the South Atlantic Conference in 2006 and being ineligible for conference play that season, they roared back in 2007 with a SAC title and reached the NCAA Southeast Region semifinals.

The men’s teams have also enjoyed tremendous success under D’Anna’s tutelage. The won the GSC title in their final season in that conference in 2006. Despite being ineligible for conference play due to the move to the SAC, they earned the program’s first bid to the NCAA Tournament in 2007, advancing to the national semifinals. 2007 was a dream season for the Railsplitters as they not only captured the SAC regular-season and tournament titles, but they also advanced to the NCAA Championship match, where they fell in the final seconds to Franklin Pierce.

D’Anna was named the 2004 NCAA South Region Coach of the Year with the women and the 2007 Appalachian Region Coach of the Year with the men. Prior to LMU, D’Anna served as head men’s soccer coach for nearby Union College where he compiled a 99-60-9 record. D’Anna guided Union to four Mid-South Conference Championships and was named Mid-South Conference Coach of the Year each of those seasons. Coach D’Anna’s 1999 and 2001 teams earned trips to the NAIA Region XI Championship match, and the 2001 team finished the season ranked No. 3 in the country.

A native of São Paulo, Brazil, D’Anna majored in physical education at UniCamp-Brazil, and has a master’s degree in physical education from Union College, Ky. He coached and played at different soccer clubs in Brazil as well as the American High School of Campinas.

His overall combined winning record (including his time at Union) is 301-166-35. In the NCAA rankings, D’Anna ranks 41st in percentage and 55th in total victories amongst active coaches with the women. On the men’s side he ranks 24th in percentage (first amongst SAC coaches) and 21st in

total victories.

His wife Debbie is a former women’s basketball coach at Union and currently is Dean of Students at Brevard College. The couple splits time between Brevard, N.C. and Morristown, Tenn.

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HELIO D’ANNALMU YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS

WOMENYear W L T Pct.2003 7 11 0 .3892004 12 5 2 .6842005 16 3 1 .8252006 9 6 1 .5942007 15 5 1 .7382008 11 6 1 .6392009 7 8 3 .4722010 10 7 0 .5882011 8 8 2 .500Total 95 59 11 .609

MENYear W L T Pct.2003 6 10 2 .3892004 12 3 1 .7812005 15 3 1 .8162006 15 2 3 .8252007 20 4 1 .8202008 11 7 2 .6002009 10 5 1 .6562010 10 6 1 .6182011 8 7 3 .528Total 107 47 15 .678

Coach D’Anna earned his 300th victory as a head coach on Oct. 27, 2011 when the LMU women

won 2-1 at Mars Hill.

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ADriAno De MorAesASSISTANT COACH, THIRD SEASON

Coach de Moraes joined the staff as the full-time assistant coach in the summer of 2010 following stints as a player and graduate assistant coach at LMU.

He was a member of the 2006 team that compiled a 15-2-3 record and reached the national semifinals before losing to

national runner-up Fort Lewis. de Moraes played in 20 matches and had three assists as a player. After spending two seasons as the graduate assistant, Coach D’Anna chose de Moraes as his assistant coach following the departure of Paula Fantini for a head coaching job.

As the LMU soccer program’s full-time assistant coach, de Moraes is involved in all phases of the program and manages the day-to-day operations of both teams.

He also was a member of several clubs in Brazil, including São Jose FC and Internacional de Limeira. He has a bachelor’s degree in physical education from the Universidad do Vale do Paraiba (Brazil) and a Master of Education in counseling from LMU.

rAquel AbrileGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH

Abrile joins the staff following a successful career in the Blue and Gray. The Campinas, Brazil, native was a standout defender for the Lady Railsplitters in 2009 and 2010, earning second-team All-South Atlantic Conference honors both seasons.


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GOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2008* 9 NA 405:00 1 0.22 19 .950 NA NA NA NA2009* 12 NA 940:00 5 0.48 60 .923 NA NA NA NA2011 18 18 1649:53 32 1.75 91 .740 8 8 2 3TOTAL 18 18 1649:53 32 1.75 91 .740 8 8 2 3ALL* 39 18 2994:53 38 1.14 170 .817 8 8 2 3

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSKayla is potentially one of the best keepers in the league. She had a very strong Spring and is poised to have a great senior year.

GoAlkeeper | 5-10 | reDsHirt seniorMelbourne, FloriDA | polk stAte ColleGe

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MiDFielDer | 5-6 | seniorCove, utAH | iowA western CoMMunity ColleGe

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OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att2009* 17 0 6 4 16 0 .000 0 0-02010* 24 0 9 6 24 0 .000 0 0-02011 18 15 2 0 4 28 .071 2 0-0TOTAL 18 15 2 0 4 28 .071 2 0-0All* 59 15 17 10 44 28 .607 2 0-0

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSMichelle has all the traits to be a dominant player. As she is working her way back from injury she will be an important player in the near future.

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OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att2010 17 11 0 0 0 4 .000 0 0-02011 18 18 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-0TOTAL 35 29 0 0 0 5 .000 0 0-0

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSTee is a leader on and off the field. Although young, she plays like a veteran and will direct our defense and transition to offense. She does a lot of the little things that make a team successful.

DeFenDer/MiDFielDer | 5-4 | Juniorsevern, MArylAnD | ArCHbisHop spAlDinG Hs

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GoAlkeeper | 5-4 | Juniorknoxville, tennessee | soutH-Doyle Hs

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GOALIE GP GS Minutes GA GaAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho2010 3 0 115:23 1 0.78 4 .800 0 0 0 0.42011 1 0 45:00 1 2.00 1 .500 0 0 0 0TOTAL 4 0 160:23 2 1.12 5 .714 0 0 0 0.4

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSEmma is strong and athletic. She compensates her height well by her athleticism and positioning.


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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSCait has a lot of good traits. She possesses well, has a powerful shot, and can do damage on set kicks. When confident she can be dominant.

MiDFielDer | 5-9 | JuniorMAryville, tennessee | MAryville Hs

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MiDFielDer | 5-1 | JuniorCookeville, tennessee | Cookeville Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSAbby had a tremendous Spring and should feel good about her incoming year. She is hard working and smart and surprisingly good in the air.

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OFFENSE GP GS G A Pts Shots Shot% GW PK-Att2011 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0TOTAL 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSCarly is smart and reads the game well. She strikes the ball well and can send good long passes. As she adds fitness and athleticism to her game she will do great things.

DeFenDer/MiDFielDer | 5-4 | sopHoMoretAMpA, FloriDA | GAitHer Hs

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DeFenDer/MiDFielDer | 5-3 | sopHoMorelittle roCk, ArkAnsAs | Mount st. MAry ACADeMy

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSComing back from a year off due to injury, Kristen is eager to pick up from where she left. She had a good Spring getting back to her game daily.

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSSam played her freshman year like a veteran. Her adaptability to all situations is remarkable, as is her read of the game as a defender.

DeFenDer | 5-5 | sopHoMoresterlinG HeiGHts, MiCHiGAn | sterlinG HeiGHts Hs

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MiDFielDer | 5-8 | sopHoMoreAlpHArettA, GeorGiA | AlpHArettA Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSBrittany is pure potential. She is athletic, intelligent, and very hard working. She should be able to do well in the air and on the ground as a defensive mid.

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSNic is poised to be a star in our league. She is athletic and strong, and has a tremendous range in her shots. She has also a wonderful attitude being a perfect team player.

MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-4 | sopHoMoreooltewAH, tennessee | Girls prepArAtory sCHool

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MiDFielDer | 6-0 | sopHoMoreGAllAtin, tennessee | HenDersonville Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSSavannah’s size and ability to post up are very important. She holds the ball well and makes smart decisions on the field.

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSAlexa makes daily strides to improve. She is very coachable and can be an impact player in the near future.

MiDFielDer | 5-7 | sopHoMoreknoxville, tennessee | FArrAGut Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSRachael is a pure athlete and quietly gets the job done. She seems to be one step ahead of her opponent and can get on their minds that way. She should have a great year.

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSSam brings a lot to the team. She is powerful; a mature player who understands what it takes to win. She will step in this year and make an immediate impact.

MiDFielDer/DeFenDer | 5-7 | JuniorHArwooD, MArylAnD | Anne ArunDel CC

25 sAM ADAMs

MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-6 | FresHMAnsoutHlAke, texAs | keller Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSMorgan plays with joy and passion. She is aggressive and athletic and will quickly make a mark in our level.

DeFenDer/ForwArD | 5-7 | FresHMAnsprinG, texAs | klein Collins Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSSam is pretty versatile being equally proficient as a forward and a defender. She works hard and has a great demeanor.

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSLauren is very fit and strong. She will intimidate opponents by her presence and can make immediate impact this year.

DeFenDer/MiDFielDer | 5-6 | FresHMAnlovelAnD, oHio | lovelAnD Hs

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DeFenDer | 5-7 | FresHMAnHArrison townsHip, MiCHiGAn | l’Anse Creuse Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSKrista played at the highest level in club and is accustomed to the college pace and level. She will add tremendously to our defense.

DeFenDer/MiDFielDer | 5-3 | FresHMAnseyMour, tennessee | sevier County Hs

10 kelsey FisHer

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSKelsey is very quick and pretty strong for her size. She reads the game will and should be a good full back or outside mid for us.

MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-8 | FresHMAnburträsk, sweDen | AnDerstorpsskolAn Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSJosefin is a very welcome addition to the team. A true lefty, she has excellent touch and vision. She will do well as a wide player as well as in the middle of the pitch.

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSHaley is very strong and aggressive. She will adjust quickly to the college level as she uses her red shirt year. She will do good things.

DeFenDer | 5-5 | reDsHirt FresHMAnsterlinG HeiGHts, MiCHiGAn | sterlinG HeiGHts Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSTaylor is athletic, has good pace, and good read of the game. She also has a great attitude and will fit well in our roster.

D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSMaddy has all the traits to be a dominant player in our league. She is powerful, has an excellent range in her shots, and will score as well as play make. She should make immediate impact for us.

MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-9 | FresHMAnroCkleDGe, FloriDA | vierA Hs

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MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-6 | FresHMAnroAnoke, texAs | keller Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSMadison has a lot of potential to do good things for us. She should adapt to the college level rather quickly and brings along a great attitude and work ethic.

GoAlkeeper | 5-11 | FresHMAnkeller, texAs | keller Hs

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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSKayla is pure potential, both by her height and fundamentals. She will develop daily and will make her mark in the near future.


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D’ANNA’S COMMMENTSLiv gets things done. She is a competitor and a very complete player. She will show up on big moments being to score or assist. She will also apply herself tactically and defensively where needed.

MiDFielDer/ForwArD | 5-8 | FresHMAnMelbourne, FloriDA | vierA Hs

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BRAZILTRIP2012CoachHelioD’AnnausestheBraziltripaspre-seasonforhisteams(onceeveryfouryearsasallowedbytheNCAA).Duringthetrip,theLMUsoccerteamshavetheopportunitytotrainatvarioussiteswithvariousclubs.Theyalsohaveopportunitiestoobserveprofessionalpracticesandtointeractwithprofessionalplayersandcoaches.

OneofthehighlightsofthesetripsistheopportunitytoscrimmagevariousyouthamateurteamsaffiliatedwiththeacademysustemsoftheprofessionalclubsinBrazil.Withoutadoubt,theseareextremelychallengingmatchesthatpreparetheLMUteamsforthetoughseasonahead.

Ofcourseduringthetriptheplayershavealsoopportunitiestodosightseeing,shopping,andactivitiestoexperiencethelocalculture(includingtheworldfamousBraziliancuisine).Asimportantly,thetripprovidesagreatteamboundingopportunitycreatingtherightteamchemistrythatissoimportantinathletics.

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2011 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS2011 LMU Women's Soccer

Lincoln Memorial Game Results (as of Aug 13, 2012)All games

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scoredSep 01 at Young Harris WOT 2-1 1-0-0 0-0-0 125 Lindsay Anderson (Leanne Reid)

Lindsay Anderson (Sarah Taylor)Sep 04 at Alabama-Huntsville W 2-1 2-0-0 0-0-0 195 Lindsay Anderson (Abby Yother)

Michelle Allen (unassisted)Sep 07 KING W 3-2 3-0-0 0-0-0 100 Sydni Bailey (unassisted)

Savannah Pitt (Sarah Taylor)Savannah Pitt (unassisted)

Sep 10 at Mount Olive L 0-1 3-1-0 0-0-0 264 -* Sep 17 NEWBERRY L 2-3 3-2-0 0-1-0 110 Sarah Taylor (Leanne Reid)

Brittany Jenkins (Sarah Taylor)Sep 21 at Columbus State L 0-3 3-3-0 0-1-0 243 -

* Sep 24 BREVARD W 5-2 4-3-0 1-1-0 110 Sarah Taylor (Rachael Vienneau)Nicole McKinney (unassisted)Savannah Pitt (Sarah Taylor)Sarah Taylor (unassisted)Lindsay Anderson (unassisted)

Sep 27 LEES-MCRAE T O 2 0-0 4-3-1 1-1-0 76 -Sep 30 vs Tampa L 0-2 4-4-1 1-1-0 136 -

* Oct 05 at Carson-Newman T O 2 0-0 4-4-2 1-1-1 123 -* Oct 08 at #7 Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-4 4-5-2 1-2-1 500 Brittany Jenkins (unassisted)

Oct 12 ASBURY W 5-1 5-5-2 1-2-1 110 Sarah Taylor (unassisted)Sarah Taylor (Nicole McKinney)Nicole McKinney (Leanne Reid)Lindsay Anderson (Sarah Taylor)Caitlin Templeton (Samantha Meek)

* Oct 15 CATAWBA L O 2 0-1 5-6-2 1-3-1 295 -* Oct 20 at Tusculum WO2 2-1 6-6-2 2-3-1 115 Sarah Taylor (unassisted)

Michelle Allen (Nicole McKinney)* Oct 22 ANDERSON W 2-0 7-6-2 3-3-1 250 Leanne Reid (unassisted)

Brittany Jenkins (unassisted)* Oct 24 at Wingate L 1-6 7-7-2 3-4-1 128 Leanne Reid (unassisted)* Oct 27 at Mars Hill W 2-1 8-7-2 4-4-1 41 Savannah Pitt (Rachael Vienneau)

Lindsay Anderson (Sarah Taylor)Nov 02 at Newberry L 0-4 8-8-2 4-4-1 77 -

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Team Record W-L-TOverall: 8-8-2

Conference: 4-4-1Home: 4-2-1Away: 4-5-1

Neutral: 0-1Overtime: 2-1-2

Attendance Dates Total Avg.Total: 18 2998 167

Home: 7 1051 150Away: 10 1811 181

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2011 FINAL STATISTICS2011 LMU Women's Soccer

Lincoln Memorial Overall Individual Statistics (as of Aug 13, 2012)All games

Overall: 8-8-2 Conf: 4-4-1 Home: 4-2-1 Away: 4-5-1 Neut: 0-1-0

## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att fg ot hat gtg cnr14 Sarah Taylor 18-18 1546 6 6 18 54 . 1 1 1 27 . 5 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 2 0 0 2 2619 Lindsay Anderson 18-16 1236 6 0 12 24 . 2 5 0 9 . 3 7 5 0 0 2 0-0 1 1 0 1 1413 Savannah Pitt 18-6 665 4 0 8 10 . 4 0 0 7 . 7 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 1 0 0 0 06 Brittany Jenkins 18-12 1272 3 0 6 9 . 3 3 3 4 . 4 4 4 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 09 Michelle Allen 18-15 1043 2 0 4 28 . 0 7 1 18 . 6 4 3 1 0 2 0-0 0 1 0 0 020 Nicole McKinney 14-14 1131 2 2 6 17 . 1 1 8 10 . 5 8 8 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1917 Leanne Reid 18-18 1575 2 3 7 55 . 0 3 6 29 . 5 2 7 0 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 07 Sydni Bailey 15-15 1250 1 0 2 8 . 1 2 5 2 . 2 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 1 011 Caitlin Templeton 13-0 189 1 0 2 5 . 2 0 0 2 . 4 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 523 Mariana de Luca 14-1 343 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 025 Sam Sturgeon 7-0 127 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 015 Alexa Samry 4-0 40 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 05 Kristen Cook 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 022 Courtney Samry 2-0 32 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 2 1.000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 018 Jessica Meyer 17-11 784 0 0 0 4 . 0 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 016 Carly Cepelak 6-0 155 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 012 Rachael Vienneau 18-16 1477 0 2 2 12 . 0 0 0 7 . 5 8 3 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 08 Abby Yother 14-0 298 0 1 1 7 . 0 0 0 4 . 5 7 1 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 010 Samantha Meek 17-7 609 0 1 1 17 . 0 0 0 9 . 5 2 9 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 021 Teresa Doyle 18-18 1682 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 03 Samantha Hilliard 17-13 1429 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 18 - 27 15 69 256 . 1 0 5 133 . 5 2 0 1 0 8 0-0 5 2 0 4 -Opponents 18 - 33 24 90 239 . 1 3 8 128 . 5 3 6 2 0 8 1-2 11 1 0 3 -

Goal Average Saves Record Shots# Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho faced00 Kayla Hanson 18-18 1649:53 32 1.75 91 . 7 4 0 8 8 2 3.0 2340 Emma Miller 1-0 45:00 1 2.00 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2TM TEAM - 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0.0 0

Total 18 1694:53 33 1.75 95 . 7 4 2 8 8 2 3 236Opponents 18 1694:53 27 1.43 106 . 7 9 7 8 8 2 7 253

Team saves: 3

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 10 15 1 1 27Opponents 13 19 0 1 33

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 96 146 10 4 256Opponents 99 127 7 6 239

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 39 50 6 0 95Opponents 34 69 2 1 106

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 24 37 0 3 64Opponents 38 32 1 1 72

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 53 69 3 1 126Opponents 86 104 6 4 200

Attendance Summary LMU OpponentTotal 1051 1811Dates/Avg Per Date 7/150 10/181Neutral Site #/Avg 1/136

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Conference games

Overall: 4-4-1 Conf: 4-4-1 Home: 2-2-0 Away: 2-2-1 Neut: 0-0-0

## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att fg ot hat gtg cnr14 Sarah Taylor 9-9 812 4 3 11 34 . 1 1 8 17 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 1 0 0 2 116 Brittany Jenkins 9-8 759 3 0 6 6 . 5 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 019 Lindsay Anderson 9-8 713 2 0 4 13 . 1 5 4 3 . 2 3 1 0 0 1 0-0 0 0 0 0 1013 Savannah Pitt 9-2 284 2 0 4 4 . 5 0 0 2 . 5 0 0 0 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 017 Leanne Reid 9-9 824 2 1 5 35 . 0 5 7 18 . 5 1 4 0 0 1 0-0 1 0 0 0 09 Michelle Allen 9-7 514 1 0 2 13 . 0 7 7 6 . 4 6 2 1 0 1 0-0 0 1 0 0 020 Nicole McKinney 7-7 556 1 1 3 9 . 1 1 1 6 . 6 6 7 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 915 Alexa Samry 2-0 12 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 023 Mariana de Luca 5-0 96 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 011 Caitlin Templeton 5-0 47 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 08 Abby Yother 5-0 79 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 03 Samantha Hilliard 9-8 818 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 021 Teresa Doyle 9-9 860 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 025 Sam Sturgeon 3-0 73 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 010 Samantha Meek 8-2 226 0 0 0 12 . 0 0 0 7 . 5 8 3 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 012 Rachael Vienneau 9-9 804 0 2 2 8 . 0 0 0 4 . 5 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 018 Jessica Meyer 8-4 370 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 07 Sydni Bailey 8-8 736 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 6 7 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 9 - 15 7 37 142 . 1 0 6 67 . 4 7 2 1 0 4 0-0 3 1 0 2 -Opponents 9 - 18 12 48 113 . 1 5 9 56 . 4 9 6 1 0 4 1-2 5 1 0 2 -

Goal Average Saves Record Shots# Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho faced00 Kayla Hanson 9-9 859:37 18 1.88 38 . 6 7 9 4 4 1 2.0 111

Total 9 859:37 18 1.88 38 . 6 7 9 4 4 1 2 111Opponents 9 859:37 15 1.57 52 . 7 7 6 4 4 1 2 140

Team saves: 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 7 7 0 1 15Opponents 8 9 0 1 18

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 59 75 7 1 142Opponents 42 62 5 4 113

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 13 21 4 0 38Opponents 17 34 1 0 52

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 12 15 0 3 30Opponents 18 17 0 0 35

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalLincoln Memorial 23 34 2 0 59Opponents 40 49 4 3 96

Attendance Summary LMU OpponentTotal 765 907Dates/Avg Per Date 4/191 5/181Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

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THE SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE

The South Atlantic Conference is in its 37th year of athletic tradition and excellence. The distant forerunner of the South Atlantic Conference was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six”, as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members included Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Chris-tian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University. The North State continued to grow over the next 30 years, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947) and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became necessary when the league accepted Newberry as its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) on May 20th of that year. The CIAC saw several changes in the fol-lowing years as East Carolina withdrew from the league in 1962. Appalachian State and Western Carolina followed in 1971 and 1976. All three landed in the Southern Conference. The South Atlantic Conference was founded in 1975 solely as a football conference. The league received its name from a contest in which Kurt Brenneman of Greensboro, NC became the first to submit the SAC-8 moniker. The SAC-8 consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne Col-lege, Mars Hill College, Newberry College, and Presbyterian College. Dr. Fred Bentley, of Mars Hill College, was named league president for its inaugural year, by a vote of the member institutions. After the first season of play in the SAC-8, the Bears of Lenoir-Rhyne College captured the first football title. In 1989, the league’s 15th year of opera-tion, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, multisport conference. Doug Echols was named the league’s first Commis-sioner. That year the South Atlantic Confer-ence sponsored 10 sports - football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis. Later the conference grew

to 14 championship sports by adding women ‘s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993) and women’s golf (1999). The South Atlantic Conference was com-posed of the same eight member institutions from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate Univer-sity replaced Newberry College as the eighth member institution. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996. In July of 1998, Tusculum College was ad-mitted as a member of the league, and Lincoln Memorial University began play in the confer-ence in the 2006-07 academic year. Brevard College was admitted as a provisional member in 2007 and a full member in 2008. In 2008, Echols retired after serving as Com-missioner for 19 years and Patrick Britz was hired as the new Commissioner. In July 2010, Anderson (S.C.) University became the league’s 10th member. Today the conference is a group of ten private, liberal and civic arts colleges and uni-versities, similar in size and athletic philosophy. Since becoming eligible for NCAA Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports to NCAA postseason play. The league membership now includes An-derson University in Anderson, S.C.; Brevard College in Brevard, N.C.; Carson-Newman in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne University in

Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill College in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Tusculum College in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

Key Dates in SAC History

l 1930 – North State Atlantic Conference formed when six schools broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conferencel 1961 – Newberry College joins league. Conference changes name to Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC)l 1975 – South Atlantic Conference formed as football league with eight schools, called the SAC-8.l 1988 – Wingate University replaces Newberryl 1989 – SAC became a multi-sport conferencel 1996 – Newberry rejoins conferencel 1998 – Tusculum College joins conferencel 2006 – Lincoln Memorial University joins conferencel 2008 – Brevard College joins conferencel 2008 – Patrick Britz named Commissionerl 2010 – Anderson University (S.C.) joins conference

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HONOR ROLL

Heloisa de Oliveira 2007 Daktronics First Team 2007 NSCAA Third Team

SouthAtlanticAll-ConferenceRaquelAbrile.................... 2009, 2010LeaCataggio.................... 2007, 2008HeloisadeOliveira..................... 2007JulianaPóvoa............................. 2007LeanneReid............2009,2010, 2011SarahTaylor......................2010, 2011BeckyThompson.... 2007, 2008, 2010

SouthAtlanticPlayeroftheYearHeloisadeOliveira..................... 2007

GulfSouthAll-ConferenceJenniferBaker........ 1996, 1997, 1998ErinAlexander.................1996*, 1997KristinBoujos.................... 2004, 2005CindyCampbell.......................... 2004CassieCastelli............................ 2004GretchenDever......1998,1999, 2000, 2001DanielleDosSantos................... 2005KatieFennell............................... 2003EllenHusarik.................... 1996, 1997StaceyJanetos................. 1998, 1999YolandaJaniga................. 1997, 1998SaraKotzbauer........................... 1998StephanieKwoka........................ 2005CarolLach.................................. 1997JanuaryLewis............................. 1996TaraMarchment.......................... 1998JammiMcClead......1996,1997,1998,1999KileeNovak...................... 1997, 1999HeloisadeOliveira........... 2004, 2005KristaShamblin.......................... 1996RandiTimmons........................... 2003CindyWinterberger..................... 1999

GulfSouthPlayeroftheYearErinAlexander............................ 1996YolandaJaniga................. 1997, 1998

GulfSouthFreshmanoftheYearGretchenDever.......................... 1998DanielleDosSantos................... 2005YolandaJaniga........................... 1997HeloisadeOliveira..................... 2004

GulfSouthAll-AcademicErinAlexander................... 1996,1997AmyBallman..................... 2000,2001CindyCampbell................. 2002,2004EmilyDavis.................................. 2003JenniferHaggerty........................ 2000EllenHusarik..................... 1996,1997StaceyJanetos........ 1998,1999,2000YolandaJaniga............................ 1998StephanieKwoka............... 2004,2005JanLewis........................... 1996,1997JammiMcClead........................... 1997RandiTimmons............................ 2003

NSCAAAll-RegionRaquelAbrile............................... 2010KarinaCampos............................2008LeaCataggio...............................2008DanielleDosSantos.................... 2005GretchenDever................1998,1999*YolandaJaniga............................ 1997HeloisadeOliveira...................... 2007LeanneReid...................... 2010, 2011SarahTaylor................................2010BeckyThompson........................2008*

NSCAARegionCoachoftheYearHelioD’Anna................................ 2004

NSCAAAll-AmericanDanielleDosSantos...........2005(2nd)HeloisadeOliveira............. 2007(3rd)

DaktronicsAll-RegionKarinaCampos............................ 2008LeaCataggio...............................2008HeloisadeOliveira...................... 2007LeanneReid................................ 2011

DaktronicsAll-AmericanHeloisadeOliveira...................... 2007

Italics-2ndteam*-3rdteam

LMUAthleteoftheYearErinAlexander.............................1997YolandaJaniga..................1998, 1999HeloisadeOliveira..2005,2007,2008

LMUNewcomeroftheYearDanielleDosSantos....................2005

LMUPresident’sAwardSarahKotzbauer..........................2000

LMUB.FrankTurnerAwardAmyBallman...............................2002CindyCampbell...........................2004StaceyJanetos............................2001BeckyThompson.........................2010

LMUAthletes’HallofFameErinAlexanderGretchenDeverJammiMcClead

ALL-AMERICANS

Danielle Dos Santos2005 NSCAA Second Team

COACHES

Mike Varga1994-98 65-25-7

Jeff Winterberger1999-2002 39-36-2

Helio D’Anna2003- 95-59-11


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CAREER RECORDSSCORING

POINTS1. 200 HeloisadeOliveira(78g44a) 2004-072. 153 ErinAlexander(58g37a) 1994-973. 90 KristenBoujos(39g12a) 2004-05 90 GretchenDever(38g14a) 1998-015. 88 KristaShamblin(35g18a) 1995-966. 87 BeckyThompson(32g23a) 2007-107. 86 DanielleDosSantos(36g14a) 2005-068. 84 SarahTaylor(31g22a) 2008-119. 79 YolandaJaniga(29g21a) 1997-9810. 76 KileeNovak(30g16a) 1997-00

POINTSPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 2.63 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 2.61 DanielleDosSantos 2005-063. 2.37 KristenBoujos 2004-054. 2.20 KristaShamblin 1995-965. 1.99 ErinAlexander 1994-976. 1.98 YolandaJaniga 1997-987. 1.36 BeckyThompson 2007-108. 1.29 AubreiRumbaugh 2000-019. 1.18 GretchenDever 1998-0110. 1.18 SarahTaylor 2008-11

GOALS1. 78 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 58 ErinAlexander 1994-973. 39 KristenBoujos 2004-054. 38 GretchenDever 1998-015. 36 DanielleDosSantos 2005-066. 35 KristaShamblin 1995-967. 32 BeckyThompson 2007-108. 31 SarahTaylor 2008-119. 30 KileeNovak 1997-0010. 29 YolandaJaniga 1997-98

GOALSPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 1.09 DanielleDosSantos 2005-062. 1.03 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-07 1.03 KristenBoujos 2004-054. 0.88 KristaShamblin 1995-965. 0.75 ErinAlexander 1994-976. 0.73 YolandaJaniga 1997-987. 0.56 AubreiRumbaugh 2000-018. 0.50 KarinaCampos 2007-08 0.50 GretchenDever 1998-01 0.50 BeckyThompson 2007-10

GAME-WINNINGGOALS1. 18 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 17 ErinAlexander 1994-973. 13 GretchenDever 1998-014. 11 KileeNovak 1997-00 11 BeckyThompson 2007-106. 9 YolandaJaniga 1997-987. 8 KristenBoujos 2004-05 8 KristaShamblin 1995-96 8 LeanneReid 2008-1110. 7 DanielleDosSantos 2005-06

ASSISTS1. 44 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 37 ErinAlexander 1994-973. 27 RandiTimmons 2000-034. 23 BeckyThompson 2007-10 23 CamillaVerissimo 2005-076. 22 SarahTaylor 2008-117. 21 CarolLach 1995-98 21 YolandaJaniga 1997-989. 18 KristaShamblin 1995-9610. 17 EmilyDavis 2000-03

ASSISTSPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 0.58 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 0.52 YolandaJaniga 1997-983. 0.48 ErinAlexander 1994-974. 0.45 KristaShamblin 1995-965. 0.42 DanielleDosSantos 2005-066. 0.40 CamillaVerissimo 2005-077. 0.36 RandiTimmons 2000-038. 0.36 BeckyThompson 2007-109. 0.32 KristenBoujos 2004-0510. 0.31 SarahTaylor 2008-11

SHOTSATTEMPTED1. 325 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 234 ErinAlexander 1994-973. 211 BeckyThompson 2007-104. 208 LeanneReid 2008-115. 191 SarahTaylor 2008-116. 187 EmilyDavis 2000-037. 177 CindyCampbell 2001-048. 166 DanielleDosSantos 2005-069. 161 GretchenDever 1998-0110. 160 KileeNovak 1997-00

SHOTSPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 5.03 DanielleDosSantos 2005-062. 4.28 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-073. 3.95 KristenBoujos 2004-054. 3.83 KristaShamblin 1995-965. 3.72 KarinaCampos 2007-086. 3.30 BeckyThompson 2007-107. 3.08 YolandaJaniga 1997-988. 3.04 ErinAlexander 1994-979. 2.94 AubreiRumbaugh 2000-0110. 2.93 LeanneReid 2008-11

SHOTSONGOAL1. 179 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 113 BeckyThompson 2007-10 113 LeanneReid 2008-114. 101 DanielleDosSantos 2005-065. 98 SarahTaylor 2008-116. 87 KristenBoujos 2004-057. 69 CindyCampbell 2001-048. 66 KarinaCampos 2007-089. 65 SamanthaMeek 2008-1110. 62 EmilyDavis 2000-03

SOGPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 3.06 DanielleDosSantos 2005-062. 2.36 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-073. 2.29 KristenBoujos 2004-054. 1.83 KarinaCampos 2007-085. 1.77 BeckyThompson 2007-106. 1.59 LeanneReid 2008-117. 1.38 SarahTaylor 2008-118. 0.95 JulianaPovoa 2005-079. 0.95 CindyCampbell 2001-0410. 0.93 SamanthaMeek 2008-11

PENALTYKICKSMADE1. 16 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 3 KristaShamblin 1995-963. 2 JennahKilroy 2009-10 2 ErinAlexander 1994-97 2 SarahHarvey 2006,08-106. 1 PattySpielman 2004-07 1 KarinaCampos 2007-08 1 DanielleDosSantos 2005-06

PENALTYKICKATTEMPTS1. 17 HeloisadeOliveira 2004-072. 3 KristaShamblin 1995-963. 2 LeanneReid 2008-11 2 DanielleDosSantos 2005-06 2 KarinaCampos 2007-08 2 PattySpielman 2004-07 2 SarahHarvey 2006,08-10 2 JennahKilroy 2009-10 2 ErinAlexander 1994-97

GOALKEEPINGSAVES1. 411 EllenHusarik 1994-972. 306 KatieFennell 2001-043. 232 StephanieKwoka 2003-064. 221 CindyWinterberger 1996-995. 164 JenniferHaggerty 1999-026. 137 SarahThompson 2009-117. 91 KaylaHanson 20118. 77 DenisedeResende 2007-099. 54 CourtneyHollis 2005-0810. 25 SarahTipton 1995

SAVESPERGAME(minimum30games)1. 5.10 KatieFennell 2001-04

2. 4.69 JenniferHaggerty 1999-023. 3.93 StephanieKwoka 2003-064. 3.91 SarahThompson 2009-115. 2.48 DenisedeResende 2007-096. 1.64 CourtneyHollis 2005-08

SAVEPERCENT(minimum20saves)1. .844 EllenHusarik 1994-972. .815 CindyWinterberger 1996-993. .769 KatieFennell 2001-044. .762 DenisedeResende 2007-095. .758 StephanieKwoka 2003-066. .749 SarahThompson 2009-117. .740 KaylaHanson 20118. .740 CourtneyHollis 2005-089. .714 SarahTipton 199510. .683 JenniferHaggerty 1999-02

GOALSAGAINSTAVG(minimum1000minutes)1. 0.85 CindyWinterberger 1996-992. 0.98 DenisedeResende 2007-093. 1.04 CourtneyHollis 2005-084. 1.41 SarahThompson 2009-115. 1.42 EllenHusarik 1994-976. 1.54 StephanieKwoka 2003-067. 1.75 KaylaHanson 20118. 1.83 KatieFennell 2001-049. 2.52 JenniferHaggerty 1999-02

WINS1. 35 StephanieKwoka 2003-062. 19 KatieFennell 2001-043. 16 SarahThompson 2009-114. 14 DenisedeResende 2007-095. 13 JenniferHaggerty 1999-02

LOSSES1. 23 KatieFennell 2001-042. 17 JenniferHaggerty 1999-023. 15 SarahThompson 2009-114. 13 StephanieKwoka 2003-065. 8 KaylaHanson 2011

SHUTOUTs1. 27.4 CindyWinterberger 1996-992. 20.1 EllenHusarik 1994-973. 9.0 StephanieKwoka 2003-064. 6.2 JenniferHaggerty 1999-02 6.0 KatieFennell 2001-046. 5.1 DenisedeResende 2007-097. 4.5 SarahThompson 2009-118. 3 KaylaHanson 20119. 2 SarahTipton 199510. 1.1 MoePrevatt 1997-98

Heloisa de Oliveira was LMU’s first soccer All-American and still holds most of the

program’s offensive records.

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SINGLE-SEASON RECORDSSCORING

POINTS1. 67 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 64 HeloisadeOliveira 20043. 60 ErinAlexander 19964. 56 DanielleDosSantos 20055. 54 KristaShamblin 19966. 49 KristenBoujos 20057. 45 YolandaJaniga 19978. 43 ErinAlexander 19959. 41 KristenBoujos 200410. 37 HeloisadeOliveira 2006

POINTSPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 3.37 HeloisadeOliveira 20042. 3.19 HeloisadeOliveira 20073. 2.86 ErinAlexander 19964. 2.80 DanielleDosSantos 20055. 2.70 KristaShamblin 19966. 2.58 KristenBoujos 20057. 2.31 HeloisadeOliveira 20068. 2.16 KristenBoujos 20049. 2.15 ErinAlexander 199510. 2.14 YolandaJaniga 1997

GOALS1. 28 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 27 HeloisadeOliveira 20043. 24 ErinAlexander 1996 24 DanielleDosSantos 20055. 23 KristaShamblin 19966. 22 KristenBoujos 20057. 17 ErinAlexander 1995 17 KristenBoujos 20049. 16 YolandaJaniga 199710. 14 NickyLong 1994

GOALSPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 1.42 HeloisadeOliveira 20042. 1.33 HeloisadeOliveira 20073. 1.20 DanielleDosSantos 20054. 1.16 KristenBoujos 20055. 1.15 KristaShamblin 19966. 1.14 ErinAlexander 19967. 0.89 KristenBoujos 20048. 0.88 NickyLong 19949. 0.85 ErinAlexander 199510. 0.76 YolandaJaniga 1997

GAMEWINNINGGOALS1. 8 ErinAlexander 19962. 6 HeloisadeOliveira 2004 6 GretchenDever 1999 6 HeloisadeOliveira 20075. 5 ErinAlexander 1995 5 YolandaJaniga 1997 5 DanielleDosSantos 20058. 4 KileeNovak 1997 4 KristaShamblin 1996 4 KristenBoujos 2004 4 LizduQuesnay 2001 4 YolandaJaniga 1998 4 SarahTaylor 2010 4 KristenBoujos 2005 4 LeanneReid 2008 4 KileeNovak 1999 4 KristaShamblin 1995

ASSISTS1. 13 HeloisadeOliveira 2006 13 YolandaJaniga 19973. 12 ErinAlexander 19964. 11 SarahTaylor 2010 11 HeloisadeOliveira 2007 11 CarolLach 19957. 10 KristaShamblin 1995 10 ErinAlexander 1997 10 CamillaVerissimo 2005 10 HeloisadeOliveira 2005 10 HeloisadeOliveira 2004 10 KileeNovak 1997

ASSISTSPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 0.81 HeloisadeOliveira 2006

2. 0.65 SarahTaylor 20103. 0.62 YolandaJaniga 19974. 0.57 ErinAlexander 19965. 0.55 CarolLach 19956. 0.53 RandiTimmons 20037. 0.53 HeloisadeOliveira 20048. 0.52 HeloisadeOliveira 20079. 0.50 CamillaVerissimo 2005 0.50 KristaShamblin 1995 0.50 ErinAlexander 1997 0.50 HeloisadeOliveira 2005

SHOTSATTEMPTED1. 127 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 95 DanielleDosSantos 20053. 87 ErinAlexander 19964. 82 KristaShamblin 19965. 79 HeloisadeOliveira 20046. 78 KristenBoujos 20047. 74 BeckyThompson 20078. 73 KarinaCampos 20089. 72 KristenBoujos 200510. 71 DanielleDosSantos 2006 71 KristaShamblin 1995

SHOTSPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 6.05 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 4.75 DanielleDosSantos 20053. 4.56 KarinaCampos 20084. 4.16 HeloisadeOliveira 20045. 4.14 ErinAlexander 19966. 4.11 KristenBoujos 20047. 4.10 KristaShamblin 19968. 4.00 HeloisadeOliveira 20069. 3.79 KristenBoujos 200510. 3.68 YolandaJaniga 1998

SHOTSONGOAL1. 68 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 61 DanielleDosSantos 20053. 47 HeloisadeOliveira 20044. 44 KristenBoujos 20045. 43 KristenBoujos 20056. 41 KarinaCampos 20087. 40 DanielleDosSantos 20068. 39 BeckyThompson 20089. 38 BeckyThompson 200710. 33 HeloisadeOliveira 2006

SOGPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 3.24 HeloisadeOliveira 20072. 3.05 DanielleDosSantos 20053. 2.56 KarinaCampos 20084. 2.47 HeloisadeOliveira 20045. 2.32 KristenBoujos 20046. 2.26 KristenBoujos 20057. 2.17 BeckyThompson 20088. 2.06 HeloisadeOliveira 20069. 1.88 SarahTaylor 201010. 1.81 BeckyThompson 2007

PENALTYKICKSMADE1. 8 HeloisadeOliveira 20042. 4 HeloisadeOliveira 20073. 3 HeloisadeOliveira 20054. 2 SarahHarvey 2010 2 JennahKilroy 2010 2 KristaShamblin 1995 2 ErinAlexander 19968. 1 KristaShamblin 1996 1 KarinaCampos 2007 1 PattySpielman 2006 1 HeloisadeOliveira 2006 1 DanielleDosSantos 2005

PENALTYKICKATTEMPTS1. 8 HeloisadeOliveira 20042. 4 HeloisadeOliveira 2005 4 HeloisadeOliveira 20074. 2 ErinAlexander 1996 2 DanielleDosSantos 2005 2 SarahHarvey 2010 2 JennahKilroy 2010 2 KristaShamblin 19959. 1 LeanneReid 2009

1 PattySpielman 2007 1 HeloisadeOliveira 2006 1 PattySpielman 2006 1 KarinaCampos 2007 1 KristaShamblin 1996 1 KarinaCampos 2008 1 LeanneReid 2008

GOALKEEPINGSAVES1. 218 EllenHusarik 19942. 110 EllenHusarik 19953. 104 KatieFennell 20034. 93 KatieFennell 20025. 91 KatieFennell 2001 91 KaylaHanson 20117. 83 JenniferHaggerty 20008. 82 StephanieKwoka 20049. 80 SarahThompson 200910. 79 CindyWinterberger 1999

SAVESPERGAME(minimum15games)1. 5.78 KatieFennell 20032. 5.35 KatieFennell 20013. 5.06 KaylaHanson 20114. 4.44 SarahThompson 20095. 4.37 JenniferHaggerty 20006. 4.32 StephanieKwoka 20047. 4.06 StephanieKwoka 20068. 3.85 StephanieKwoka 20059. 3.35 SarahThompson 201010. 2.65 DeniseDeResende 2008

SAVEPERCENT(minimum10saves)1. .917 EllenHusarik 19972. .875 CourtneyHollis 20083. .865 EllenHusarik 19944. .853 CindyWinterberger 19975. .833 JenniferHaggerty 1999 .833 EllenHusarik 19967. .822 CindyWinterberger 19988. .815 CindyWinterberger 19969. .804 StephanieKwoka 200410. .798 CindyWinterberger 1999

GOALSAGAINSTAVG.(minimum500minutes)1. 0.25 EllenHusarik 19972. 0.51 CindyWinterberger 19973. 0.68 CindyWinterberger 19984. 0.78 KatieFennell 20045. 0.91 DenisedeResende 20076. 0.95 EllenHusarik 19967. 1.03 CindyWinterberger 19998. 1.04 DeniseDeResende 20089. 1.11 CindyWinterberger 199610. 1.16 SarahThompson 2010

MOSTWINS1. 16 StephanieKwoka(16-3-1) 20052. 11 CourtneyHollis(11-4-0) 20073. 10 SarahThompson(10-7-0) 2010 10 DeniseDeResende(10-6-1) 2008 10 StephanieKwoka(10-4-1) 2004

MOSTLOSSES1. 11 JenniferHaggerty(8-11-0) 2000 11 KatieFennell(7-11-0) 20033. 8 SarahThompson(6-8-3) 2009 8 KaylaHanson(8-8-2) 20115. 7 SarahThompson(10-7-0) 2010

MOSTSHUTOUTS1. 10.1 CindyWinterberger 19992. 8.1 EllenHusarik 19973. 7.1 CindyWinterberger 19984. 6.1 CindyWinterberger 19975. 5.1 StephanieKwoka 20056. 4.5 EllenHusarik 1996 4.1 CindyWinterberger 1996 4 EllenHusarik 1995 4.0 JenniferHaggerty 200010. 3.5 EllenHusarik 1994


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SINGLE-GAME RECORDSINDIVIDUALSINGLE-GAMERECORDS

MOSTPOINTS1. 14 HeloisadeOliveiravsNorthGreenville Aug26,20042. 13 GretchenDevervsCampbellsville Sep09,20003. 11 KristaShamblinvsAlabama-Huntsville Oct13,19964. 10 ErinAlexandervsAlabama-Huntsville Oct13,19965. 9 AubreiRumbaughvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 9 CindyCampbellvsMidway Oct27,2001 9 DanielleDosSantosvsCumberland(Ky.) Sep13,2006 9 HeloisadeOliveiraatBrevard Sep29,2007 9 KarinaCamposatCincinnatiChristian Oct06,200810. 8 CindyCampbellvsBluefield(VA) Sep24,2002 8 DanielleDosSantosvsChristianBrothers Oct02,2005 8 ElizabethduQuesnayvsBluefield(VA) Sep24,2002 8 GretchenDevervsMidway Oct27,2001 8 HeloisadeOliveiravsCumberland(Ky.) Sep13,2006 8 HeloisadeOliveiravsCumberland(KY) Sep14,2004 8 KristenBoujosatOaklandCity Sep17,2005 8 SimoneKlemenzvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000

MOSTGOALS1. 6 HeloisadeOliveiravsNorthGreenville Aug26,20042. 4 AubreiRumbaughvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 4 CindyCampbellvsMidway Oct27,2001 4 DanielleDosSantosvsChristianBrothers Oct02,2005 4 DanielleDosSantosvsCumberland(Ky.) Sep13,2006 4 ErinAlexandervsLee Sep11,1995 4 HeloisadeOliveiravsCumberland(KY) Sep14,2004 4 HeloisadeOliveiraatBrevard Sep29,2007 4 KarinaCamposatCincinnatiChristian Oct06,2008 4 KristaShamblinvsSpalding Oct06,1996 4 KristaShamblinvsAlabama-Huntsville Oct13,1996 4 SimoneKlemenzvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 4 YolandaJanigavsMartinMethodist Oct25,1997

MOSTASSISTS1. 4 CamillaVerissimoatDeltaState Sep23,2005 4 ElizabethduQuesnayvsBluefield(VA) Sep24,2002 4 EmilyDavisvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 4 ErinAlexandervsAlabama-Huntsville Oct13,1996 4 GretchenDevervsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 4 HeloisadeOliveiravsUnion Aug24,2006 4 KileeNovakvsConcord Aug30,1997 4 RandiTimmonsvsMidway Oct27,20019. 3 CamillaVerissimovsMilligan Oct12,2007 3 DanielleDosSantosvsSalemInternational Aug27,2006 3 EmilyDavisvsMidway Oct27,2001 3 HeloisadeOliveiravsTusculum Oct26,2005 3 JulianaPovoavsAlabama-Huntsville Oct29,2005 3 LeanneReidatAsbury Sep22,2008 3 MissyMcFaddenatOaklandCity Sep17,2005 3 SarahTaylorvsCumberlands Oct02,2010 3 TaraMarchmentvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 3 YolandaJanigavsTusculum Sep18,1997

MOSTSHOTS1. 13 DanielleDosSantosatLander Sep23,2006 13 EmilyDavisvsOuachitaBaptist Oct10,2003 13 ErinAlexandervsCumberland(KY) Oct11,19944. 12 EmilyDavisvsCampbellsville Sep17,2003 12 GretchenDevervsMidway Oct27,20016. 11 HeloisadeOliveiraatWestVirginiaTech Sep25,2007 11 HeloisadeOliveiraatBrevard Sep29,2007 11 LeanneReidvsMarsHill Oct27,2010 11 StacyJanetosvsCampbellsville Sep09,200010. 10 CindyCampbellvsOuachitaBaptist Oct12,2001 10 CindyCampbellvsOaklandCity Sep11,2004 10 DanielleDosSantosvsUnion Aug24,2006 10 DanielleDosSantosvsChristianBrothers Oct02,2005 10 DanielleDosSantosvsTusculum Oct26,2005 10 EmilyDavisvsCampbellsville Sep09,2000 10 KarinaCamposvsBrevard Oct02,2008 10 KristenBoujosvsDeltaState Oct23,2004 10 KristenBoujosvsOaklandCity Sep11,2004

MOSTSAVES1. 34 EllenHusarikvsCarson-Newman Sep22,19942. 26 CindyWinterbergeratLynn Sep17,19993. 22 KatieFennellatChristianBrothers Oct19,20034. 15 JenniferHaggertyatUnion(KY) Oct04,2000 15 SarahThompsonvsSouthernNewHampshire Sep13,20096. 13 JenniferHaggertyvsCarson-Newman Aug29,2001 13 KatieFennellatAlabama-Huntsville Oct05,20018. 12 JenniferHaggertyatWestFlorida Sep29,2002 12 KaylaHansonatYoungHarris Sep01,2011 12 StephanieKwokavsChristianBrothers Nov05,2004

TEAMSINGLE-GAMERECORDS

MOSTPOINTS1. 51 Campbellsville Sep09,20002. 38 Midway Oct27,2001 38 Bluefield(VA) Sep24,20024. 35 Alabama-Huntsville Oct13,19965. 33 atOaklandCity Sep17,20056. 31 vsNorthGreenville Aug26,20047. 30 Cumberland(Ky.) Sep13,20068. 29 Milligan Oct12,20079. 25 atDeltaState Sep23,200510. 23 atBrevard Sep29,2007

MOSTGOALS1. 17 Campbellsville Sep09,20002. 13 Bluefield(VA) Sep24,20023. 12 Alabama-Huntsville Oct13,1996 12 Midway Oct27,20015. 11 vsNorthGreenville Aug26,2004 11 Cumberland(Ky.) Sep13,2006 11 atOaklandCity Sep17,20058. 10 Milligan Oct12,20079. 9 Campbellsville Sep17,2003 9 atBrevard Sep29,2007

MOSTASSISTS1. 17 Campbellsville Sep09,20002. 14 Midway Oct27,20013. 12 Bluefield(VA) Sep24,20024. 11 Alabama-Huntsville Oct13,1996 11 atOaklandCity Sep17,20056. 9 vsNorthGreenville Aug26,2004 9 Milligan Oct12,2007 9 atDeltaState Sep23,20059. 8 Cumberland(Ky.) Sep13,200610. 7 Union Aug24,2006 7 atWestVirginiaTech Sep25,2007

MOSTSHOTS1. 69 Campbellsville Sep09,20002. 48 Converse Oct26,2000 48 Midway Oct27,20014. 46 atWestVirginiaTech Sep25,20075. 44 Union Aug24,2006 44 Campbellsville Sep17,20037. 42 atBrevard Sep29,20078. 41 atOaklandCity Sep17,20059. 40 OuachitaBaptist Oct12,2001 40 Milligan Oct12,2007

MOSTSAVES1. 34 Carson-Newman Sep22,19942. 29 atMaryville Sep01,19943. 22 atChristianBrothers Oct19,20034. 16 atChristianBrothers Oct21,20015. 15 atUnion(KY) Oct04,2000 15 vsSouth.NewHampshire Sep13,20097. 13 Carson-Newman Aug29,2001 13 atAlabama-Huntsville Oct05,20019. 12 vsChristianBrothers Nov05,2004 12 atYoungHarris Sep01,2011 12 atWestFlorida Sep29,2002

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSOpponent........................ W/L/TAlabama-Huntsville.........9-2-1Anderson.............................3-0ArmstrongAtlantic................1-0Asbury.................................5-0Barry.....................................1-2Barton...................................2-0Bellarmine..........................1-3-1BelmontAbbey.....................1-0Bluefield(Va.).......................1-0Brevard................................5-0Bryan...................................1-0Campbellsville......................2-0Carson-Newman............5-11-1Catawba............................1-6-2CentralArkansas..................7-2Chattanooga.........................1-0ChristianBrothers.................7-5CincinnatiChristian...............1-0ClaytonState........................1-2ColumbusState..................1-3Concord................................1-1Converse..............................2-0Covenant...........................1-0-1Cumberlands...................12-0-1DeltaState............................2-0Eckerd..................................1-0Findlay..................................0-1FloridaSouthern...................1-1FrancisMarion......................0-1GeorgiaCollege&State.......0-1Gardner-Webb......................1-0Georgetown(Ky.)..................0-3

Opponent........................ W/L/TGeorgiaCollege.................0-0-1Harding.................................4-2Hillsdale................................1-0Indianapolis..........................1-1KentuckyWesleyan..............1-0King......................................5-1Lambuth.............................1-0-1Lander..................................1-0Lee........................................1-1Lees-McRae......................0-2-1Lenoir-Rhyne......................3-5Liberty...................................1-0Limestone.............................1-1LindseyWilson.....................0-1Longwood.............................1-1Lynn......................................1-2MarsHill.............................10-2MartinMethodist...................1-0Maryville...............................0-2Midway.................................3-0Milligan.................................1-2Missouri-Rolla.......................0-1Montevallo.........................7-5-1Montreat...............................1-0MoreheadState....................1-0MountOlive.......................2-1-1Newberry.............................4-5NorthAlabama...................9-1-1NorthFlorida......................0-0-1NorthGreenville....................1-0NorthernKentucky................1-1OaklandCity.........................2-0

Opponent........................ W/L/TOuachitaBaptist................5-0-1Pfeiffer..................................1-0Piedmont..............................1-0Presbyterian.........................3-0Rollins...................................2-1SaginawValley.....................1-0SalemInternational...............1-0Sewanee...............................1-1SouthernNewHampshire....0-1SouthernIndiana..................0-1Spalding................................2-0SpringHill.............................1-0Tampa................................0-2-1TennesseeTech....................2-0TennesseeWesleyan...........6-2Transylvania.........................1-2Trevecca.............FirstmeetingTusculum........................9-10-2USCAiken...........................3-0USCUpstate.........................1-0Union.................................5-1-1VirginiaIntermont.................1-0WarrenWilson......................1-0WestFlorida....................3-11-1WestGeorgia........................1-1WestVirginiaTech................1-0Wingate................................3-6YoungHarris.........................2-0

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LMU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENT

LMUINTHENCAATOURNAMENTYEAR-BY-YEARINTHENCAATOURNAMENT

2004 SouthRegional,MiamiShores,Fla.11/11 #6Barry W,1-0(OT)11/13 #16Tampa T,1-1(LMUadvancedonPKShootout4-3)2004 NCAAQuarterfinals,JeffersonCity,Tenn.11/21 #8Carson-Newman L,1-32005 NCAASouthRegional,Pensacola,Fla.11/11 #3WestFlorida L,1-32007NCAASoutheastRegional,Savannah,Ga.11/9 #24ArmstrongAtlantic W,2-111/11 #18Tusculum L,1-3

CAREERLEADERS--NCAATOURNAMENT

## POINTS GP G A Pts Shots11 HeloisadeOliveira 6 3 2 8 1712 KristenBoujos 4 1 0 2 79 KarinaCampos 2 1 0 2 520 JulianaPovoa 3 1 0 2 39 DanielleDosSantos 1 1 0 2 17 CamillaVerissimo 3 0 1 1 5

## GOALS GP G A Pts Shots11 HeloisadeOliveira 6 3 2 8 179 KarinaCampos 2 1 0 2 512 KristenBoujos 4 1 0 2 79 DanielleDosSantos 1 1 0 2 120 JulianaPovoa 3 1 0 2 3

## ASSISTS GP G A Pts Shots11 HeloisadeOliveira 6 3 2 8 177 CamillaVerissimo 3 0 1 1 5

TEAMGAMEHIGHS--NCAATOURNAMENT

Points 6atArmstrongAtlantic(11/09/07)Goals 2atArmstrongAtlantic(11/09/07)Assists 2atArmstrongAtlantic(11/09/07)Shots 24vsTusculum(11/11/07)Shotsongoal 8atArmstrongAtlantic(11/09/07)Saves 11vsTampa(11/13/04)Cornerkicks 7vsTusculum(11/11/07)Fouls 17vsTampa(11/13/04)

OPPONENTGAMEHIGHS--NCAATOURNAMENT

Points 7vsWestFlorida(11/11/05) 7atCarson-Newman(11/21/04)Goals 3vsTusculum(11/11/07) 3vsWestFlorida(11/11/05) 3atCarson-Newman(11/21/04)Assists 1vsWestFlorida(11/11/05) 1atCarson-Newman(11/21/04) 1vsTampa(11/13/04)Shots 35vsTampa(11/13/04)Shotsongoal 12vsTampa(11/13/04)Saves 6vsTusculum(11/11/07) 6atArmstrongAtlantic(11/09/07)Cornerkicks 15atCarson-Newman(11/21/04)Fouls 22vsTampa(11/13/04)

Theteamcelebratesthe1-0overtimeupsetof#6Barryinthe2004NCAASoutheastRegional.

CindyCampbellmadethefinalshootoutpenaltykickvs.#16TampatopropelLMUtothe2004EliteEight.

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LMU IN THE NCAA TOURNAMENTNov.11,2004

BuccaneerField(MiamiShores,Fla.)LMU1,#6Barry0F/OT

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 0 0 1 - 1Barry 0 0 0 - 0GOALSLMU 90:54 HeloisadeOliveira -

LMU BUShots 3 27Saves 6 0Corners 0 4Fouls 14 13

Nov.13,2004BuccaneerField(MiamiShores,Fla.)

LMU1,#16Tampa1F/2OTLMUadvancedonPKs,4-3

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 1 0 0 0 1Tampa 1 0 0 0 1GOALSUT 9:20 KatieCalvin SamanthaRobinsonLMU 34:54 KristenBoujos -

SHOOTOUTRESULTSUT SaraStack MADELMU HeloisadeOliveira MADEUT TinaCortese MADELMU PattySpielman MADEUT KatieCalvin MISSEDLMU KristenBoujos MADEUT KatieCallahan MISSEDLMU MorganSunderlin MISSEDUT AliciaWyman MADELMU CindyCampbell MADE

LMU UTShots 8 35Saves 11 5Corners 2 12Fouls 17 22

Nov.11,2005UWFSoccerComplex(Pensacola,Fla.)

#23LMU1,#3WestFlorida3F

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 0 1 - - 1WestFlorida 1 2 - - 3GOALSUWF 26:47 BriannaOeser -UWF 59:15 AudiaSullivan -LMU 34:54 DanielleDosSantos CamillaVerissimoUWF 72:34 AudiaSullivan BrandiAdams

LMU UWFShots 5 17Saves 2 0Corners 1 10Fouls 9 13

Nov.21,2004McCownField(JeffersonCity,Tenn.)

LMU1,#8Carson-Newman3F

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 1 0 - - 1Carson-Newman 1 2 - - 3GOALSC-N 0:55 JenniferBock -LMU 23:44 HeloisadeOliveira PKC-N 55:54 JenniferBock RebeccaNulphC-N 64:17 LindseyFarris -

LMU C-NShots 3 23Saves 7 1Corners 1 15Fouls 14 8

Nov.09,2007ArmstrongSoccerField(Savannah,Ga.)LMU2,#24ArmstrongAtlanticState1F

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 2 0 - - 2AASU 1 0 - - 1GOALSLMU 13:14 JulianaPovoa HeloisadeOliveiraLMU 17:26 KarinaCampos HeloisadeOliveiraAASU 35:29 KristinBurton -

LMU BUShots 20 24Saves 5 6Corners 4 6Fouls 7 13

Nov.11,2007ArmstrongSoccerField(Savannah,Ga.)

LMU1,#18Tusculum1F

TEAM 1 2 OT OT FLincolnMemorial 1 0 - - 1Tusculum 2 1 - - 3GOALSTC 5:10 CourtneyTurner -TC 11:32 ElishaRobertson -LMU 22:14 HeloisadeOliveira PKTC 68:21 DanielleTanner -

LMU TCShots 24 17Saves 5 6Corners 7 5Fouls 13 10

LaurenKortebringstheballdownthefieldvs.#16Tampainthe2004

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THIS IS LINCOLN MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY

Location: Harrogate, TNFounded: 18972011-12 Enrollment: 4,550Nickname: RailsplittersColors: Blue & GrayAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: South Atlantic ConferencePresident: Dr. B. James DawsonAthletic Director: Roger VannoyDirector of Athletic Statistics: Bill PorterDirector of Athletic Communications: Scott ErlandHead Athletic Trainer: Don GrigsbyMain Athletics Phone Number: 423.869.6285

Lincoln Memorial University was founded in 1897 as a living memorial to Abraham Lincoln and his philosophy and ideals. Its inception dates from an occasion in the fall of 1863 when the President was meeting with General Oliver Otis Howard to discuss military operations in and around the Cumberland Gap and East Tennessee area. The President expressed his appreciation for the loyalty that the people of the region had shown to the Union during this time of Civil War. Pointing to the area on the map, Mr. Lincoln said, “General Howard, if you come out of all this horror and misery alive, and I hope that you may, I want you to do something for these people who have been shut out from the world all these years. If I live, I will do all I can to aid you and between us we may do them the justice they deserve. Please remember, and if God is good to us we may be able to speak of it later!” Mr. Lincoln did not live to see his dream fulfilled,

but O.O. Howard (who also was a founder of Howard University) never forgot those words. In 1895, he traveled to the Cumberland Gap area to address a small academy that was operated by a Congregational minister, the Rev. A.A. Myers, and his wife Ellen. While he was there, the General remembered Lincoln’s request and joined with the Myers and several prominent friends to lay the groundwork for a university honoring the slain President. It was to be an institution whose mission and principles would exemplify the life of Abraham Lincoln. The philosophy articulated by these founders as a guide for University programs and curriculum was based on the following principles which were exemplified in the life of Abraham Lincoln: individual liberty; the privileges and responsibilities of the American government; love and respect for the fellow people; personal initiative, individual effort; unselfish leadership; an appreciation for the common people; free enterprise; and belief in a personal God. Now in its 115th year of operation, LMU has grown into a progressive university, offering over 30 majors. LMU’s Fall 2011 enrollment was 4,550 students and there were 153 faculty members at the main campus and twelve extended learning campus sites. The main campus is also home to the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, which houses one of the largest Lincoln collections in the country.

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THE TRI-STATE AREA

The LMU campus is located in Harrogate,Tennessee,twomilessouthofwherethestatesofTennessee,VirginiaandKentuckycometogether.

The three counties that compose the tri-stateregion(ClaiborneinTennessee,BellinKentuckyandLeeinVirginia)arehometoapproximately86,500residents,with10,500of those livingashortdrivefromcampusthroughtheCumberlandGapTunnelinnearbyMiddlesboro,Kentucky.

Ifonewantsa“bigcity”atmosphereseveralcitiesorlargemetropolitanareasarewithinathreehourdriveincluding:Knoxville,OakRidge,MorristownandtheTri-cities(Bristol,KingsportandJohnsonCity) inTennessee, Lexington,RichmondandSomerset in Kentucky, andAsheville, NorthCarolina.

Theareaisrichinsceneryandhistorywithtwonationalparks,fivenationalforests,over20stateparks,15lakesandnumeroushistoricsitesandmuseumsallwithinatwohourdrivefromcampus.

AnautumnmorningatthePinnacle--CumberlandGapNationalHistoricalPark

FishingonNorrisLake

HistoricMartin’sStationWildernessRoadStatePark--Ewing,Virginia

Knoxville,Tennessee

Sept. 122:00 p.m.

KingBristol, Tenn.

AWAY

Oct. 243:30 p.m.

BryanHarrogate, Tenn.

HOME

Sept. 42:00 p.m.

USC AikenHarrogate, Tenn.

HOMESept. 75:00 p.m.

Columbus StateHarrogate, Tenn.


Alabama-HuntsvilleHarrogate, Tenn.

HOME

Sept. 221:00 p.m.

Lenoir-RhyneHarrogate, Tenn.


AndersonHarrogate, Tenn.

HOME

Oct. 101:00 p.m.

TusculumHarrogate, Tenn.

HOMEOct. 131:00 p.m.

BrevardHarrogate, Tenn.

HOME

Oct. 25:00 p.m.

Trevecca NazareneNashville, Tenn.

AWAY

Oct. 205:00 p.m.

CatawbaSalisbury, N.C.

AWAY

Sept. 195:00 p.m.

Carson-NewmanJefferson City, Tenn.

AWAYSept. 257:00 p.m.

AsburyWilmore, Ky.

AWAY

Sept. 145:00 p.m.

Mars HillMars Hill, N.C.

AWAY

Oct. 63:00 p.m.

WingateWingate, N.C.

AWAY

Oct. 272:00 p.m.

NewberryNewberry, S.C.

AWAYOct. 30

TBA

SAC QuarterfinalHigher Seed

HOME/AWAYNov. 2 & 4

TBA

SAC ChampionshipRock Hill, S.C.

NEUTRAL

2012 LADY RAILSPLITTER SOCCER SCHEDULE

2012 lincoln memorial university women's soccer guide

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