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ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT

Chief’s Club.............Inside Cover

2011 IN REVIEW

Game by Game.........................2

2011 Statistics............................8

2011 Results..............................8

THE TEAMCoaches Bios............................9

Player Profiles..........................10

AROUND THE LEAGUE

South Atlantic Conference.......26

AWARDS AND HONORS

Award Winners........................32

CATAWBA’S CAMPUSMajors......................................35

Around the Community............38

North Carolina.........................39

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QUICK FACTS:Name of School: Catawba CollegeLocation: 2300 W. Innes St.

Salisbury, NC 28144

Nickname: Catawba IndiansFounded: 1851

Church Affiliation: United Church of ChristEnrollment: 1,200Student/Faculty Ratio: 16:1

Average Class Size: 15-20School Colors: Blue & White

Athletic Affiliation: NCAA IIConference: South AtlanticPresident: Brien Lewis

Director of Athletics: Dennis DavidsonSports Information: Jim Lewis

Sports Information Telephone: (704) 637-4720Head Athletic Trainer: Bob CasmusWomen’s Soccer Coach: Michael Swan

Soccer Office Telephone: (704) 637-4324Home Field: E.B. Frock Field

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WCATAWBA VS. SAINT LEO

Sept. 1, 2011 L, 1-6

0-1 (0-0 SAC)

ST. AUGUSTINE, FL -- Pia Soesemann

scored three goals to help Saint Leo

take down Catawba 6-1 in women's

soccer action on Thursday afternoon at

Saints Field in the Flagler Kick-Off Clas-

sic. It was the opener for both teams.

The Lions snapped a 1-1 tied with a pair

of goals over a five minute span late in

the first half. Soesemann scored her

first in the 36th minute and Andrea Lott

followed in the 40th minute for the 3-1

lead.

Saint Leo put the match away with two

quick goals by Soesemann to open the

second half. She tallied in the 48th and

49th minutes. The Lions scored first as

Dari Alcantara put in the opening goal in

the 15th minute. Erinn Wescoat (Egg

Harbor, NJ/Absegami HS) pulled the

Lady Indians even in the 26th minute for

the lone Catawba tally.

Saint Leo held a commanding 28-7

edge in shots with a 17-5 advantage on

goal. Cassie Barbaresi picked up three

assists for the Lions. Lindsay Webster

(Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS)

recorded 10 saves in goal for Catawba.

CATAWBA VS. PALM BEACH ATL.

Sept. 3, 2011L, 1-2

0-2 (0-0 SAC)

ST. AUGUSTINE, FL -- The Catawba

women’s soccer team wrapped up their

stay in Florida with a 2-1 loss to Palm

Beach Atlantic on Saturday afternoon at

Saints Field. The defeat drops Catawba

to 0-2 on the young season.

Senior midfielder Alyssa Retundie

(Mooresville, NC/Lake Norman HS)

equalized in the 19th minute off a re-

bound to make it one apiece. Palm

Beach Atlantic secured the game-win-

ner in the 63rd minute when Katie Run-

yan sent a deflection off a blocked shot

into the back of the Catawba net.

Catawba outshot their opponents 18-10,

bettered them 7-2 in corner kicks, but

still came up short on the scoreboard.

Freshman midfielder Brittany Gibbons

(Woodleaf, NC/W.Rowan HS) led the

team in shots with five along side Re-

tundie’s four.

QUEENS VS. CATAWBASept. 7, 2011

W, 3-11-2 (0-0 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Catawba claimed

its first win of the year in women’s soc-

cer action on Wednesday night by tak-

ing a 3-1 decision over visiting Queens

at Frock Field. Senior Kristen Girardi

(Asheville, NC/N. Buncombe HS/W.

Carolina) and freshman Brittany Gib-

bons (Woodleaf, NC/W. Rowan HS)

each had a goal and an assist for the

Catawba Indians, who improve to 1-2.

The Royals fall to 0-3.

Senior Alyssa Retuntie (Mooresville,

NC/Lake Norman HS) got Catawba on

top early as she took a pass from Gi-

rardi and fired home a shot from the top

of the box in the ninth minute. The

score would stay that way until the

break. Catawba held a 6-1 edge in

shots in the opening half.

Girardi added to the Catawba lead just

past the hour. Gibbons slotted a low

cross into the box that the senior di-

rected in from the six in the 62nd

minute. Gibbons pushed the margin to

3-0 as she bombed in a goal from 30

yards out with just under 20 minutes to

play.

Queens fought hard from there and

pulled a goal back three minutes later

when Brooke Foil (Knightdale, NC) got

loose on a breakaway. Catawba

thwarted a couple Royal chances in the

final minutes.

The Lady Indians finished with an 11-4

edge in shots. Keeper Lindsay Webster

(Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS) col-

lected one save for Catawba, while

Kelsey Seretis (Norfolk, VA) made three

stops for Queens.


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#3 FLORIDA TECH VS. CATAWBA

Sept. 11, 2011L, 0-3

1-3 (0-0 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Casey Lademann

scored two goals three minutes apart in

the first half to help send #3 ranked

Florida Tech past homestanding

Catawba 3-0 Sunday afternoon at Frock

Field. The Panthers improve to 4-0,

while the Catawba Indians fall to 1-3.

The Panthers would get on the board in

the 24th minute when Lademann

lobbed the ball over Catawba goal-

keeper Lindsey Webster (Hopkinton,

MA/Hopkinton HS) from the left corner

of the box from 17 yards out. Florida

Tech struck again three minutes later as

Chelsea Pushman sent in a cross in

front of the Indian net that the charging

Lademann pounced on for a 2-0 cush-

ion.

The Panthers tacked on another goal

four minutes before halftime courtesy of

Kelly Whitaker as they would take an in-

surmountable 3-0 lead. Pushman

would finish with two assists to aid the

Florida Tech offensive attack.

The Lady Indians would end the match

with just three shots, one being on goal.

Webster made nine saves in goal for

Catawba.

ARMSTRONG ATL. VS. CATAWBA

Sept. 14, 2011L, 1-3

1-4 (0-0 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- The Catawba

women’s soccer team dropped a 3-1

non-conference match in overtime to

Peach Belt conference foe Armstrong

Atlantic State Wednesday night at Frock

Field. With the loss the Lady Indians fall

to 1-4 and the Pirates improve to 3-1 for

the season.

Catawba had a two-goal margin for

much of the first half on the strength of

early goals by Brittany Gibbons

(Woodleaf, NC/W.Rowan HS) and

Alyssa Retundie (Mooresville, NC/Lake

Norman HS).

Erin Holt scored just before halftime for

Armstrong to close within one goal.

Nadima Skeff would pull the Pirates

even in the 83rd minute with a straight-

ahead shot from 20 yards out.

In the second overtime period, Arm-

strong would secure the winner from

Kristina Pascutti on a shot that eluded

Catawba keeper Lindsey Webster (Hop-

kinton,MA/Hopkinton HS).

Athena Bless (Asheboro, NC/SW Ran-

dolph HS) and Kristen Girardi

(Asheville, NC/N.Buncombe/W. Car-

olina) recorded one assist each for the

Lady Indians. Webster wound up with

eight saves.

CATAWBA VS. PFEIFFERSept. 17, 2011

L, 1-21-5 (0-0 SAC)

MISENHEIMER, NC--Alyssa Wombwell

notched her second goal of the match in

the 89th minute to lift Pfeiffer University

over Catawba College 2-1 Saturday af-

ternoon at Lefko Field. With the loss

the Lady Indians now stand at 1-5 over-

all. The Falcons up their record to 2-4.

In the waning minutes of the match

Wombwell struck a free kick from 20

yards out inside the left post to give the

Falcons the home win. The senior mid-

fielder also scored a few minutes shy of

halftime to equalize 1-1 with Catawba.

Senior forward Kristen Girardi

(Asheville, NC/W. Carolina) put the

Lady Indians on the board first in the

19th minute. After a Brittany Gibbons

(Woodleaf, NC/West Rowan HS) steal

in the midfield and an Alyssa Retundie


cross into the box, Girardi punched it in

at left post for the early lead.

Catawba had a considerable 17-7 ad-

vantage in shots. Lindsey Webster

(Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS) made

two saves in goal for the Lady Indians.


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WMARS HILL VS. CATAWBA

Sept. 25, 2011L, 1-2

1-6 (0-1 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Catherine Watkins-

Banks scored in the second overtime

period to push Mars Hill to a 2-1 victory

over Catawba in the Lady Indian’s

South Atlantic Conference opener Sun-

day afternoon at Frock Field. The loss

sends Catawba to 1-6 overall and 0-1 in

the SAC.

Mars Hill improves to 5-3 and 1-1.

Down 1-0 at halftime, Catawba forced

the extra session on a goal in the 77th

minute. Karen Presnell (Salisbury,

NC/Salisbury HS) sent a through ball

past Lion defenders which found its way

into Erinn Wescoat’s (Egg Harbor,

NJ/Absegami HS) path in the center of

the field. Wescoat dribbled into the box

and sent her shot to the left corner of

the net just over the goalkeeper for the

equalizer.

Mars Hill struck first in the 30th minute

on a Lindsey Ingwersen breakaway

goal from Watkins-Banks.

Catawba held a 13-6 shot advantage,

but could not capitalize on several goal

scoring opportunities.

ANDERSON VS. CATAWBAOct. 1, 2011

L, 0-11-7 (0-2 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- The Trojans from

Anderson University defeated Catawba

College 1-0 in a tightly contested South

Atlantic Conference match Saturday af-

ternoon at Frock Field. The Lady Indi-

ans drop to 1-7 overall and 0-2 in the

SAC, Anderson moves to 5-5 and 2-2.

After a 0-0 deadlock at halftime, the

Trojans struck about three minutes into

the second half. Krystal Goss jumped

on top of a Jessica Kleinberg cross into

the Catawba box and booted the

game’s only goal past Lady Indian goal-

keeper Lindsey Webster (Hopkinton,

MA/Hopkinton HS) from six yards out.

Amy Iwanicki (Calgary, ALB,

CANADA/Tenn-Martin) and Marissa Di-

marco (Voorhees, NJ/Eastern HS) led

Catawba with four and three shots re-

spectively. Both players saw their efforts

at goal just miss throughout the match.

Catawba outshot Anderson13-11.

CATAWBA VS. LENOIR-RHYNEOct. 5, 2011

L, 1-31-8 (0-3 SAC)

HICKORY, NC -- The Lady Indians held

a 1-1 draw deep into the second half

against nationally ranked Lenoir-Rhyne,

but gave up two goals six minutes apart

to drop a 3-1 South Atlantic Conference

decision to the Bears at Moretz Sports-

Athletic Complex. Lenoir-Rhyne stays

atop the SAC standings at 9-1 and 4-0,

Catawba falls to 1-8 overall and 0-3 in

the SAC.

The Lady Indians struck first off a

penalty kick in the 21st minute. Alyssa

Retundie (Mooresville, NC/Lake Nor-

man HS) beat the Lenoir-Rhyne keeper

to put Catawba up 1-0. The lead did not

last long as Carley Griffin scored the

equalizer in the 33rd minute for the

Bears to send the teams into halftime

tied at 1-1.

The Catawba defense held tight well

into the second half until Jessica Schob

and Laura Linehan produced goals for

Lenoir-Rhyne at the 77th and 83rd

minute marks.

Lindsay Webster (Hopkinton, MA/Hop-

kinton HS) made eight saves for the

Lady Indians as they were outshot 25-4

by the Bears.


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CN VS. CATAWBAOct. 8, 2011

W, 2-02-8 (1-3 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Alyssa Retundie


converted a penalty kick in the 49th

minute to help lift Catawba 2-0 over

Carson-Newman Saturday night at

Frock Field for its initial South Atlantic

Conference victory of the 2011 season.

The Lady Indians better their record to

2-8 overall and 1-3 in the SAC, the Ea-

gles drop to 3-6-1 and 1-3-1.

After a scoreless first half, Catawba

jumped on a scoring opportunity when

Retundie received a long pass down the

center of the field, took it into the Car-

son-Newman box and was dragged

down for the easy call. She then beat

Eagle goalkeeper Sarah Tompkins giv-

ing the Lady Indians a 1-0 lead.

Erinn Wescoat (Egg Harbor, NJ/Ab-

segami HS) would add an insurance

goal five minutes before the final whistle

on a cross from Athena Bless (Ashboro,

NC/SW Randolph HS). Lindsay Web-

ster (Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS)

made six saves for Catawba, which out-

shot Carson-Newman 21-8.

Forward Trenna Howell led the Eagles

with four shots, while Tompkins had six

saves.

CATAWBA VS. NEWBERRYOct. 12, 2011

W, 2-03-8 (2-3 SAC)

NEWBERRY, SC -- Junior forward Amy

Iwanicki (Calgary, ALB, CANADA/St.

Francis HS) scored her first goal of the

season in helping Catawba capture its

second consecutive South Atlantic Con-

ference victory 2-0 versus Newberry

Wednesday afternoon at the Newberry

Soccer Field. The Lady Indians improve

to 3-8 overall and 2-3 in the SAC, as

Newberry falls to 7-5 and 3-3.

Catawba struck in the 26th minute when

Iwanicki’s shot from just outside the 18-

yard line first hit the crossbar and then

into the net for a 1-0 advantage. Erinn

Wescoat (Egg Harbor, NJ/Absegami

HS) netted her fourth goal of the season

just over two minutes into the second

half from 20 yards out off a Newberry

turnover.

The Lady Indian defense posted its sec-

ond shut-out in as many games as sen-

ior goalkeeper Lindsay Webster

(Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton HS) col-

lected three saves to support the cause.

CATAWBA VS. LMUOct. 15, 2011

W, 1-04-8 (3-3 SAC)

HARROGATE, TN -- Sophomore mid-

fielder Athena Bless (Asheboro, NC/SW

Randolph HS) scored late in the second

overtime to help propel Catawba Col-

lege over Lincoln Memorial University 1-

0 at the LMU Soccer Field on Saturday

afternoon. Catawba’s third straight win

pushes their record to 4-8 overall and 3-

3 in the South Atlantic Conference. Lin-

coln Memorial’s record drops to 5-6-2

and 1-3-1 in the SAC.

With the game about to end in a score-

less tie, Bless catapulted a shot from 22

yards out in the 108th minute. The per-

fectly placed ball just made it past the

out-stretched fingertips of Railsplitter

goalkeeper Kayla Hanson for the game-

winner and Bless' timely first goal of the

season. Senior defender Jessica LeR-

oux (Ajax, ONT, CANADA/Archbishop

O'Connor HS) made a game saving

tackle for Catawba just a minute prior to

help setup the dramatic finish.

The Lady Indians were out-shot by the

Railsplitters 16-13, while Catawba had

six corners to LMU’s three.

Alyssa Retundie (Mooresville, NC/Lake

Norman HS) had the assist on Bless’

goal as Lindsay Webster (Hopkinton,

MA/Hopkinton HS) made seven saves

in net.


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WWINGATE VS. CATAWBA

Oct. 18, 2011L, 0-2

4-9 (3-4 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Wingate scored

twice in the second half to hand

Catawba a 2-0 South Atlantic Confer-

ence setback Tuesday night at Frock

Field. The defeat drops the Lady Indi-

ans to 4-9 overall and 3-4 in SAC, while

the Bulldogs up their record to 11-2 and

6-0.

The game was played in steady rain

throughout most of the match with a

scoreless first half.

Wingate scored just two minutes into

the second stanza off a corner from

Kelly Adams. After the loose ball was

knocked around, AJ Lightbody booted it

towards the Catawba goal line which

was cleared by Lady Indian Erinn

Wescoat (Egg Harbor, NJ/Absegami

HS). Play continued for roughly 15 sec-

onds until the linesman conferred with

the referee and called it a goal, putting

the Bulldogs up 1-0.

Catawba responded with its best

chance on goal in the 58th minute when

Juliana Conte (Hampton, ONT,

Canada/Holy Trinity Catholic HS) sent a

cross to Alyssa Retundie (Mooresville,

NC/Lake Norman HS). Retundie one-

timed it from nine yards away into the

waiting arms of Bulldog goalkeeper

Ashlyn Hardie.

Another Bulldog set piece would bite

the Lady Indians once more in the 74th

minute as a well-placed Adams corner

found the head of teammate Jade Mont-

gomery for the 2-0 lead.

Catawba produced just two shots

against a Wingate defense that has not

allowed a goal in conference play. Lind-

say Webster (Hopkinton, MA/Hopkinton

HS) contributed nine stops in goal for

Catawba.

CATAWBA VS. TUSCULUMOct. 22, 11

L, 1-24-10 (3-5 SAC)

GREENEVILLE, TN -- Tramicka James

scored her second goal of the match

just 18 seconds before the end of regu-

lation to lift Tusculum over Catawba 2-1

Saturday afternoon at Tusculum’s Pio-

neer Field. The Lady Indians drop to 4-

10 overall and 3-5 in the South Atlantic

Conference, while the Pioneers up their

record to 9-6-1 and 4-3.

With time winding down, James re-

ceived a center pass from teammate

Patience Leonard just outside the

Catawba box. Lady Indian goalkeeper


kinton HS) stepped out to defend and

the game-winner was chipped in over

her head from 20 yards out.

James scored midway through the first

half off a header from a corner kick for a

1-0 halftime lead. Catawba tied it in the

57th minute when Juliana Conte

(Hampton, ONT, CANADA/Holy Trinity

Catholic HS) notched her first score of

the season on a 10-yard strike off an

assist from Brittany Gibbons (Woodleaf,

NC/West Rowan HS).

Webster made five saves for the Lady

Indians, which were outshot 15-9 by the

Pioneers.

UNC PEMBROKE VS. CATAWBA

Oct. 25, 2011W, 1-0

5-10 (3-5 SAC)

SALISBURY, NC -- Catawba celebrated

victory in its last home game of the year

in dramatic fashion with a 1-0 non-con-

ference defeat of UNC Pembroke Tues-

day night at Frock Field. The Lady

Indians improve to 5-10 overall as the

Braves fall to 8-5-3.

The Lady Indians secured the game-

winner just three and-a-half minutes into

the first overtime period. Alyssa Re-

tundie (Mooresville, NC/Lake Norman

HS) was caught in the right corner of

UNC Pembroke’s side of the field when

she cleared it out to Athena Bless

(Asheboro, NC/SW Randolph HS).

Bless took a touch and then found Ju-

liana Conte (Hampton, ONT,

CANADA/Holy Trinity Catholic HS) hov-

ering far post 12 yards from goal, which

finished right post past Brave keeper

Brittany Bennett.


kinton HS) compiled three stops for

Catawba which outshot Pembroke 10-8.


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CATAWBA VS. BREVARDOct. 29, 2011

W, 2-16-10 (4-5 SAC)

BREVARD, NC -- The Lady Indians of

Catawba ended the regular-season on

a high note with a 2-1 South Atlantic

Conference victory over Brevard Satur-

day afternoon at the Brevard College

Soccer Field. Catawba ups its record to

6-10 overall and 4-5 in the SAC, while

the Tornados drop to 3-14 and 0-9.

In an exciting four-minute segment of

the first half, all of the game’s goals

were scored.

The Lady Indians found the back of the

net in the 33rd minute as Juliana Conte

(Hampton, ONT, CANADA/Holy Trinity

Catholic HS) ran into a cross from Syd-

ney Robertson (Mooresville, NC/Lake

Norman HS) and put it past Tornado

goalkeeper Jordan Box for the one goal

advantage.

It took all of 41 seconds for Catawba to

double that lead as Robertson struck

again with a corner kick that Athena

Bless (Asheboro, NC/SW Randolph HS)

volleyed in from close range.

Brevard trimmed the lead in half in the

37th minute on a goal from Bailey Var-

ley on a through ball that snuck past the

Lady Indian defense.

Catawba poured in 17 shots, 13 on

goal, which produced several goal-scor-

ing opportunities that fell to the wayside.


kinton HS) had six denials of seven Tor-

nado shots on goal.

CATAWBA VS. WINGATENov. 2, 2011

L, 1-46-11 (4-5 SAC)

WINGATE, NC -- On the strength of an

early goal and a strong second half,

Wingate knocked Catawba out of the

South Atlantic Conference Tournament

with a 4-1 decision Wednesday night at

the Wingate University Soccer Com-

plex. Catawba completes the 2011 sea-

son with an overall record of 6-11. The

Bulldogs better their mark to 14-3.

The Bulldogs wasted little time getting

on the score sheet in the fourth minute

when Jade Montgomery knocked in a

Kelly Adams miss from close range for

the quick 1-0 lead.

Wingate put the game away midway

through the second half in a stretch

where it scored three goals in eight min-

utes. Montgomery tallied two more to

earn a hat trick while Isabella Miranda

added a score in the 69th minute.

The Lady Indians put one past Bulldog

goalkeeper Miriam Boucher in the 88th

minute when Juliana Conte (Hampton,

ONT, CANADA/Holy Trinity Catholic

HS) knocked in a rebound from an Amy

Iwanicki (Calgary, ALB, CANADA/St.

Francis HS) shot for the 4-1 result.


kinton HS) was busy in net with six

saves while facing 10 Bulldog shots on

goal.


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W2011 Catawba Women's Soccer Individual Statistics

Overall: 6-11-0 Conf: 4-5-0 Home: 3-5-0 Away: 3-4-0 Neut: 0-2-0

## Name GP-GS Min G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT7 Alyssa Retundie 17-16 1302 5 2 12 38 .132 17 .447 1-0 1 2-217 Erinn Wescoat 15-14 974 4 0 8 20 .200 9 .450 2-0 0 0-09 Juliana Conte 6-4 454 4 0 8 10 .400 7 .700 3-0 1 0-04 Athena Bless 16-16 1255 2 3 7 17 .118 7 .412 0-0 2 0-014 Brittany Gibbons 16-12 1148 2 3 7 10 .200 5 .500 0-0 0 0-011 Kristen Girardi 8-6 395 2 2 6 9 .222 5 .556 0-0 1 0-010 Amy Iwanicki 17-13 1210 1 0 2 23 .043 12 .522 0-0 1 0-05 Sydney Robertson 16-12 1051 0 2 2 2 .000 1 .500 2-0 0 0-019 Karen Presnell 11-0 210 0 1 1 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-023 Marissa DiMarco 17-16 1473 0 0 0 20 .000 4 .200 0-0 0 0-013 Ashley Cress 17-9 885 0 0 0 11 .000 5 .455 0-0 0 0-02 Jessica Leroux 17-17 1576 0 0 0 7 .000 3 .429 1-0 0 0-021 Nicole Foschini 17-6 743 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0-0 0 0-012 Courtney Petrone 15-3 294 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0-0 0 0-03 Anna Toole 17-17 1576 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0-0 0 0-016 Fiona Gorman 13-2 292 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0 0-015 Taylor Arrowood 3-0 68 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 1-0 0 0-08 Kaitlyn McFarland 16-1 383 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-06 Allison Parker 9-6 456 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-01 Katie Mathis 1-0 45 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0

Total............... 17 17327 20 13 53 182 .110 83 .456 12-0 6 2-2Opponents........... 17 - 32 27 91 227 .141 124 .546 9-0 11 0-0

## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho01 Lindsay Webster 17-17 1582:32 32 1.82 88 .733 6 11 0 4.0TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 4 1.000 0 0 0 0.0

Total............... 17 1582:32 32 1.82 92 .742 6 11 0 4Opponents........... 17 1582:32 20 1.14 63 .759 11 6 0 3

2011 Catawba Women's Soccer Results

Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Attend Goals scored

#Sep 01, 2011 vs Saint Leo L 1-6 0-1-0 0-0-0 51 Erinn Wescoat (unassisted)

#Sep 03, 2011 vs Palm Beach Atl. L 1-2 0-2-0 0-0-0 25 Alyssa Retundie (unassisted)

Sep 07, 2011 QUEENS W 3-1 1-2-0 0-0-0 165 Alyssa Retundie (Kristen Girardi)

Kristen Girardi (Brittany Gibbons)

Brittany Gibbons (unassisted)

Sep 11, 2011 #3 FLORIDA TECH L 0-3 1-3-0 0-0-0 131 -

Sep 14, 2011 ARMSTRONG ATLANTIC L O2 2-3 1-4-0 0-0-0 137 Brittany Gibbons (Kristen Girardi)

Alyssa Retundie (Athena Bless)

Sep 17, 2011 at Pfeiffer L 1-2 1-5-0 0-0-0 166 Kristen Girardi (Alyssa Retundie;Brittany Gibbons)

*Sep 25, 2011 MARS HILL L O2 1-2 1-6-0 0-1-0 152 Erinn Wescoat (Karen Presnell)

*Oct 01, 2011 ANDERSON L 0-1 1-7-0 0-2-0 117 -

*Oct 05, 2011 at #7 Lenoir-Rhyne L 1-3 1-8-0 0-3-0 210 Alyssa Retundie (penalty kick)

*Oct 08, 2011 CARSON-NEWMAN W 2-0 2-8-0 1-3-0 211 Alyssa Retundie (penalty kick)

Erinn Wescoat (Athena Bless)

*Oct 12, 2011 at Newberry W 2-0 3-8-0 2-3-0 85 Amy Iwanicki (unassisted)

Erinn Wescoat (unassisted)

*Oct 15, 2011 at Lincoln Memorial W O2 1-0 4-8-0 3-3-0 295 Athena Bless (Alyssa Retundie)

*Oct 18, 2011 WINGATE L 0-2 4-9-0 3-4-0 71 -

*Oct 22, 2011 at Tusculum L 1-2 4-10-0 3-5-0 436 Juliana Conte (Brittany Gibbons)

Oct 25, 2011 UNC PEMBROKE W OT 1-0 5-10-0 3-5-0 113 Juliana Conte (Athena Bless)

*Oct 29, 2011 at Brevard W 2-1 6-10-0 4-5-0 120 Juliana Conte (Sydney Robertson)

Athena Bless (Sydney Robertson)

+Nov 02, 2011 at Wingate L 1-4 6-11-0 4-5-0 186 Juliana Conte (unassisted)

#Denotes Flagler Classic at St. Augustine’s, FL

*Denotes South Atlantic Conference matches

+Denotes SAC Tournament match


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Michael Swan has served as the head women’s soccer coach at Catawba since the 2010

season. He came to Catawba from King College in Bristol, TN, where he served as head

coach for three seasons.

At King, Swan’s teams had a record of 41-17-3. Prior to his stint at King (2007-09) he was

head coach at Virginia Intermont College (2003-07). Overall Swan compiled an overall

record of 92-41-10 and won Appalachian Conference regular season and tournament

championships in 2007 and 2008 and were runner-up in 2003-06.

Swan’s squads were regional champs as well in 2006 and 2007 and also qualified for the

NAIA National Tournament three times (2006-08). Prior to leaving King, Swan was part of the transition from NAIA to NCAA

Division II. He was voted NAIA Region XII Coach of the Year in 2007 and 2008.

A native of Newcastle, England, Swan began his education at Gateshead College (England), earning a BTEC National

Diploma in Sports Science in 1996. He then came to the United States, enrolling at Bluefield College. At Bluefield, Swan

earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education and played soccer before graduating in 2000.

Swan became assistant soccer coach at Flagler in 2001 and served there two years before heading to Virginia Intermont as

head women’s soccer coach in 2003. Three years later, Swan became Director of Soccer for both the men and women at Vir-

ginia Intermont. Once Swan arrived at King in 2007, he established the women’s soccer program as a national contender.

Swan holds a United States Soccer Federation D License and a United Kingdom FA Preliminary Certificate and FA Leader

Award.

Swan resides in Salisbury with his wife, Cresta. They have a daughter Willa, who was born in May.

NICK BROWN

Assistant Coach

Nick Brown joined the Catawba women’s program in 2010 after serving for three years as

an assistant with the Catawba men’s soccer team. He was a four year starter for

Catawba, graduating in 2005 with a degree in mathematics.

At Catawba, Brown was a two-year captain and helped the Indians to a pair of conference

tournament titles. In 2004, he earned all-tournament honors. Brown also helped Catawba

to a spot in the NCAA Tournament. He was a standout at St. Michael’s College High

School and is a native of Ajax, Ontario, Canada.

In addition to helping coach at Catawba, Brown also coaches the varsity girls at West

Rowan High School where he has guided the Falcons to three state playoff appearances. He also coaches the U-17 Freedom

Girls and the U-12 Galaxy Boys with the FC Carolina Alliance.

Year GP-GS G A PTS AVG. SHOTS SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT

2010 18-9 6 0 12 0.67 11 9 .818 1 0-0

2011 16-16 2 3 7 0.44 17 7 .412 2 0-0

CAREER 34-25 8 3 19 0.56 28 16 .571 3 0-0


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>> Position: Midfielder

>> Year: Junior

>> Height: 5’8

>> Hometown: Asheboro, NC

>> Major: Undeclared

2011: Made starts in all 16 of her

matches ... both of her goals

were game-winners ... had the

lone goal in a 1-0 win over Lin-

coln Memorial and also tallied in

a 2-1 win over Brevard ... as-

sisted on three goals, including

the helper in a 1-0 win over UNC

Pembroke ...

2010: Started in nine games as a

freshman forward... led team in

goals scored with six... had a

two-goal game in win at Chowan.

HIGH SCHOOL: Southwest Ran-

dolph High School ... all-region,

all-conference, team MVP and

captain for three years.

PERSONAL: Born Athena Carol

Bless on July 28, 1992 in Laurin-

burg, NC... daughter of Vicki and

Alfred Bless... undeclared major

with a very good 3.59 GPA...

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>> Position: Forward

>> Year: Junior

>> Height: 5’5

>> Hometown: Hampton, ONT, CANADA


2011: Was limited to six matches

with a leg injury ... started four

times ... had a goal in each of the

last four games, including the

winner vs. UNC Pembroke ... tied

for second on the team with her

four goals ...

2010: Freshman standout made

17 starts at forward position... led

team in assists and total points...

had a two-goal game in loss vs.

Newberry... named SAC Co-

Freshman of the Year.

HIGH SCHOOL: Holy Trinity

Catholic high school.

PERSONAL: Born Juliana Victo-

ria Conte on April 17, 1992 in

Ajax, Ontario... daughter of Lilian

Lopez... undeclared major with a

great 3.70 GPA... Member of

SAC Honor Roll.


2010 18-17 3 7 13 0.72 45 24 .533 1 0-0

2011 6-4 4 0 8 1.33 10 7 .700 1 0-0

CAREER 24-21 7 7 21 0.88 55 31 .564 2 0-0


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>> Year: Junior

>> Height: 5’11

>> Hometown: Calgary, ALB, CANADA

>> Major: Sustainable Business

2011: Made starts in 13 of 17

games ... her lone goal was a

game-winner, coming in a 2-0

victory over Carson-Newman ...

2010: Red-shirted.

Transferred from Tennessee-

Martin.

HIGH SCHOOL: St. Francis High

School ... senior team captain...

academic excellence in 2007 and

academic honors in 2008.

PERSONAL: Born Amelia Anne

Iwanicki on December 19, 1991

in Calgary... daughter of Jennifer

and David Iwanicki... sustainable

business and community devel-

opment major with a solid 3.20

GPA.


2010 Did Not Play

2011 17-13 1 0 2 0.11 23 12 .522 1 0-0

CAREER 17-13 1 0 2 0.11 23 12 .522 1 0-0


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45ERIN PALMA

>> Position: Goalkeeper

>> Year: Junior

>> Height: 5’7

>> Hometown: Saratoga Springs, NY

>> Major: Exercise Science

Transfer from New England Col-

lege where she started 13

matches in 2010 ... recorded 128

saves and notched a pair of

shutouts... had a 2.78 GPA.

HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year

starter at Schuylerville High

School... also played lacrosse for

the Black Horses and was mem-

ber of the indoor track team.

PERSONAL: Born Erin Bridgit

Palma on March 3, 1992 in Troy,

NY... daughter of Patricia Britt

and Jerold Palma... has interest

in exercise science.

Year GP-GS MIN GA AVG. SAVES SV% ShO

2010 14-13 1232 38 2.78 138 .784 2

2011 Did Not Play

CAREER* 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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>> Position: Defender

>> Year: Junior

>> Height: 5’4

>> Hometown: Greenville, SC

>> Major: Elementary Education

2011: Earned second team All-

South Atlantic Conference hon-

ors ... started all 17 matches ...

helped defense to four shutouts

and a 1.82 goals against average

...

2010: Made 15 starts for the de-

fense as a freshman... had an

assist in victory over Lincoln Me-

morial... had three shots on

goal... helped defense to rank

third in conference in shutouts

with seven.

HIGH SCHOOL: Mann High

School ... senior captain and

four-year starter... member of

South Carolina’s Olympic Devel-

opment Program... played club

ball for ‘91 Challenge of the Car-

olina Elite Soccer Association...

National Honor Society.

PERSONAL: Born Anna Toole

on July 26, 1992 in Charlotte,

NC... daughter of Cece and Ben

Toole... elementary education

major with an exemplary 3.97

GPA... Member of SAC Honor


2010 17-15 0 1 1 .06 4 3 .750 0 0-0

2011 17-17 0 0 0 0 3 2 .667 0 0-0

CAREER 34-32 0 1 1 .03 7 5 .714 0 0-0


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>> Year: Sophomore

>> Height: 5’3

>> Hometown: Matthews, NC

>> Major: Media Broadcasting

2011: Was limited to three

games with an injury ... had one

shot on goal.

HIGH SCHOOL: Weddington

High School ... senior team cap-

tain and team MVP... all-confer-

ence, all-region and all-state...

team coach’s award... led War-

riors to conference championship

in 2009.

PERSONAL: Born Taylor Lee Ar-

rowood on January 8, 1993 in

Charlotte, NC... daughter of Kim

and Brian Arrowood...has interest

in media broadcasting.


2011 3-0 0 0 0 0 1 1 100 0 0

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>> Year: Sophomore

>> Height: 5’5

>> Hometown: Conover, NC

>> Major: Athletic Training

2011: Served as back-up goal-

keeper ... played in one match as

a field player

HIGH SCHOOL: St. Stephens

High School ... helped Indians to

conference championship and

third round of state playoffs in

2010... team MVP and confer-

ence champs in 2009... three-

year varsity letterman.

PERSONAL: Born Katie Lauren

Mathis on November 6, 1992 in

Hickory, NC... daughter of Debra

and Ted Mathis... has interest in

athletic training.


2011 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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>> Year: Sophomore

>> Height: 5’8

>> Hometown: Mt. Ulla, NC

>> Major: Physical Education

2011: Saw action in nine

matches and made six starts ... .

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year

starter at West Rowan High

School ... three-time all-confer-

ence and all-county selection...

named all-region in 2010...

Rowan County female player of

the year as a sophomore... de-

fensive team MVP her junior

year... helped Falcons to 22-3

record in 2010... was national

honor society and SGA mem-

ber...

PERSONAL: Born Allison Sher-

rill Parker on March 15, 1992 in

Statesville, NC... daughter of

Sarah and Michael Parker...

physical education major.


2011 9-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

CAREER 9-6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0


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>> Year: Sophomore

>> Height: 5’9

>> Hometown: Salisbury, NC


2011: Appeared in 11 matches ...

assisted on a goal against Mars

Hill ...

HIGH SCHOOL: Salisbury High

School ... varsity team captain...

all-county, all-conference and all-

region... three-year starter...

honor roll and national honor so-

ciety.

PERSONAL: Born Karen Eliza-

beth Presnell on April 17, 1993 in

Concord, NC... daughter of Helen

and Dennis Presnell... has inter-

est in athletic training and physi-

cal education.


2011 11-0 0 1 1 .09 1 0 0 0 0

CAREER 11-0 0 1 1 .09 1 0 0 0 0


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’11

>> Hometown: Shamong, NJ

>> Major: Biology


starter at Seneca High School ...

was captain as a senior and

earned first team all-conference

honors, scoring 11 goals and

adding 17 assists ... helped the

Golden Eagles to a pair of con-

ference titles ...

PERSONAL: Born Emily Sage

Auwarter on Sept. 25, 1994 in

Voorhees, NJ ... daughter of Glen

and Robin Auwarter ... her

mother played softball at Auburn

... has interest in biology and ath-

letic training.

21ALLISON BAUCOM


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’2

>> Hometown: Salisbury, NC



starter at West Rowan High

School ... three-time all-confer-

ence and all-county ... was twice

named All-State and was confer-

ence Player of the Year in 2011

... named Rowan County Player

of the Year in 2010 ... helped Fal-

cons to a conference title and

three playoff berths ...

PERSONAL: Born Allison

Michelle Baucom on Nov. 2,

1993 in Salisbury ... daughter of

Michael and Andrea Baucom ...

dad played baseball at UNC ...

undecided on major.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’10

>> Hometown: Salisbury, MD



starter at Parkside High School

... three-time all-conference se-

lection and first team as a senior

... was team captain for two

years ... helped Rams to three

conference titles and a pair of

state semifinal appearances ...

PERSONAL: Born Bethany L.

Davis on June 17, 1994 in Salis-

bury ... daughter of Thomas and

Susan Davis ... has interest in

athletic training.

7MELANIE GLIATTO


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’2

>> Hometown: Mantua, NJ

>> Major: Marketing

HIGH SCHOOL: Started at

Clearview Regional High School

... also played lacrosse for the Pi-

oneers ...

PERSONAL: Born Melanie Rene

Gliatto on Nov. 20, 1993 in

Woodbury, NJ ... daughter of

James and Rene Gliatto ... father

played soccer at Virginia Tech ...

has interest in business and mar-

keting.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’5

>> Hometown: Monroe, NC

>> Major: Special Education


starter at Weddington High

School ... helped Warriors to a

conference title as a senior ...

PERSONAL: Born Karley Eliza-

beth Highet on Sept. 1, 1994 in

Phoenix, AZ ... daughter of Ken

and Martine Highet ... has inter-

est in special education.

5KRISTINA HOFF

>> Position: Midfieldwe

>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’2

>> Hometown: Indian Trail, NC



starter at Porter Ridge High

School ... two-time all-conference

performer and an all-region se-

lection in 2011 ... helped Pirates

to a conference title as a junior ...

PERSONAL: Born Kristina Juli-

ette Hoff on May 6, 1994 in

Charleston, WV ... daughter of

David and Francy Hoff ... unde-

cided on major.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’6

>> Hometown: San Diego, CA

>> Major: Psychology

HIGH SCHOOL: Started begin-

ning as a freshman at Francis

Parker High School ... a three-

time All-CIF selection ... helped

Lancers to the CIF final in 2009

PERSONAL: Born Alexandra

Blair Hulsey on June 21, 1993 ..

daughter of John and Laura

Hulsey ... father played soccer at

SDSU, while mother was a gym-

nast at SDSU ... has interest in

psychology.

15MARY KIRKMAN


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’0

>> Hometown: Burlington, NC

>> Major: Elementary Education


starter at Williams High School ...

three-time all-conference and all-

region selection ... named All-

State and was conference Player

of the Year as a senior ... helped

Bulldogs to four conference

championships in soccer and a

state runner up 3A finish ...

PERSONAL: Born Mary Elva

Kirkman on May 15, 1994 in

Greensboro, NC ... daughter of

Kathryn Oakes and Keith Kirk-

man ... has interest in elementary

education.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’4

>> Hometown: Jamestown, NC

>> Major: Therapeutic Recreation


starter at Southwest Guilford

High School ... three-time all-

conference and all-region ... two-

time team MVP and captain for

the Cowgirls ...

PERSONAL: Born Michelle Anne

Marrara on Nov. 24, 1993 in

Rockville Center, NY ... daughter

of Frank and Rosanne Marrara ...

has interest in therapeutic recre-

ation.

11ALANNA PAGET


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’5

>> Hometown: Miami, FL

>> Major: Education


starter in high school, two at La

Salle and two at Reagan ...

earned the Coach’s Award ...

twice named honorable mention

All-Dade County ... was a hurdler

on the track team ...

PERSONAL: Born Alanna Anaut

Paget on Nov. 1, 1993 ... daugh-

ter of Jack and Mechi Paget ...

sister, Jill, played soccer at

Catawba ... has interest in edu-

cation.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’8

>> Hometown: Las Vegas, NV


HIGH SCHOOL: Started at

Bishop Gorman High School ...

helped Gaels to Southern Ne-

vada State Championship as a

senior ... is a member of the Pol-

ish U19 National Women’s Soc-

cer Team ...

PERSONAL: Born Angelica

Gabrila Pawlowski on May 25,

1994 in Las Vegas ... daughter of

Mark and Jolanta Pawlowski ...

father played hockey for the New

York Rangers ... has interest in

athletic training and physical

therapy.

16LEXI ROBINSON


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’4

>> Hometown: Pomona, NJ

>> Major: Pre-Med


starter at Absegami High School

... earned all-conference honors

... served as team captain and

earned the Coach’s Award ...

helped the Braves to a pair of

conference titles ... made the

South Jersey State Finals in

2010 ...

PERSONAL: Born Alexis Cerra

Robinson on July 14, 1994 in

Somers Point, NJ ... daughter of

Kevin and Jacqueline Robinson

... father was a wrestler at The

Citadel ... has interest in pre-

med.


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>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’6

>> Hometown: Watford, ENGLAND

>> Major: Psychology

HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St.

Michaels Catholic High School ...

PERSONAL: Born Sophie Olivia

Waller on Jan. 8, 1994 ... daugh-

ter of Cary and Ann Waller ... has

interest in psychology.

17ALEX TWOMBLEY


>> Year: Freshman

>> Height: 5’7

>> Hometown: Carlsbad, CA

>> Major: Exercise Science

HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year

starter at La Costa Canyon High

School ... helped Mavericks to a

league title and to the CIF finals

with a 12-2-1 record as a senior

PERSONAL: Born Alexandra

Hagberg Twombley on Aug. 9,

1994 in Hyannis, MA ... daughter

of Lawrence and Jill Twombley ...

has interest in exercise science.

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Awards were NAIA until 1993

All-Americans

• NSCAA1991 Jan Johnson (1st)

Allison Ankerson (2nd)

1992 Allison Ankerson (HM)

1993 Allison Ankerson (1st)

1994 Allison Ankerson (2nd)

1999 Catey Conner (3rd)

2005 McKenize Burman (1st)

Lindsay Layman (2nd)

• CoSIDA1996 Stacy Dent (HM)

Hollis Mendenhall (HM)

Academic All-Americans1992 Katie DeVitto (NAIA)

2006 Hayley Bollinger (3rd)

Academic All-District1994 Jan Johnson (3rd)

1997 Carrie Brelsford (2nd)

2004 Hayley Bollinger (2nd)

2006 Hayley Bollinger (1st)

Lauren Ebersole (1st)

2007 Lauren Whiteley (2nd)

2009 Lindsay Webster (2nd)

Region Coach of the Year2005 John Cullen

All-Region1992 Allison Ankerson (1st)


Scherrie Dalton (1st)

Jan Johnson (1st)

Danielle Figueroa (2nd)


Scherrie Dalton (1st)

Jan Johnson (1st)

1995 Scherrie Dalton (1st)

Stacy Dent (2nd)

1996 Scherrie Dalton (1st)

Stacy Dent (1st)

Hollis Mendenhall (1st)

1997 Catey Conner (1st)

Stacy Dent (1st)

Chrissy Buchanan (2nd)

Courtney Crosby (2nd)


Stacy Dent (1st)


Heather Buchanan (2nd)

Kim Clayton (3rd)


Missy Beyor (2nd)

2001 Kim Clayton (1st)

2002 Kim Clayton (1st)

Kylie Thompson (1st)

Maran Bock (2nd)

Lisa DeMeyer (2nd)

Jamie Fink (2nd)

Lindsay Layman (3rd)

2004 Cathrine Balentine (2nd)

McKenzie Burman (2nd)

Lindsay Layman (2nd)

Paige Harrington (3rd)

Jennifer Lowe (3rd)

2005 Cathrine Balentine (1st)

McKenzie Burman (1st)

Lindsay Layman (1st)

Kylie Thompson (1st)

2006 Leigh Telzrow (1st)

2007 Alyssa Schoenburg (1st)

Lainey Nichols (2nd)

2008 Lainey Nichols (1st)

Alyssa Schoenburg (1st)

Nikki Blackwelder (2nd)

2009 Alexa Baird (1st)

Maria Borland (1st)

2010 Alexa Baird (1st)

SAC Freshman of the Year1991 Jan Johnson

1993 Scherrie Dalton

1996 Hollis Mendenhall

1997 Catey Conner

2002 Kylie Thompson

2004 Paige Harrington

2010 Juliana Conte

SAC Scholar Athlete1991 Katie DeVitto

1993 Katie DeVitto

SAC Player of the Year1994 Allison Ankerson

1997 Stacy Dent

1998 Catey Conner

1999 Catey Conner

2001 Kim Clayton

2005 McKenzie Burman

SAC Coach of the Year1991 Tom Ferland

1993 Mary Ann Martinelli

2001 John Cullen

2002 John Cullen

2005 John Cullen

2007 John Cullen

SAC Tournament MVP1993 Danielle Figueroa

1997 Stacy Dent

1998 Stacy Dent

1999 Amy Obermiller

2002 Lindsay Layman


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All-SAC Tournament 1991 Allison Ankerson

1993 Allison Ankerson

Sherrie Dalton

Danielle Figueroa

Jan Johnson

1994 Allison Ankerson

Courtney Crosby

Sherrie Dalton

Danielle Figueroa

Jan Johnson

1996 Scherrie Dalton

1997 Joanna Beaver

Catey Conner

Stacy Dent

Jill Paget

1998 Joanna Beavers

Chrissy Buchanan

Heather Buchanan

Catey Conner

Stacy Dent

Kim Kearchner

1999 Kim Clayton

Catey Conner

Megan Mainer

Amy Obermiller

2000 Catey Conner

Jamie Fink

2001 Kim Clayton

Jamie Fink

2002 Maran Bock

Kim Clayton

Lisa DeMayer

Lindsay Layman

2003 Lindsay Layman

Jennifer Lowe

2004 Lindsay Layman

Leigh Telzrow

2005 Steph Morey

Alyssa Schoenburg

2006 Kathleen Blake

Lainey Nichols

Alyssa Schoenburg

2007 Kathleen Blake

Lindsay Hinkle

Carrie Wollaston

2008 Paige Harrington

Tasha Wilhelm

2009 Alyssa Retundie

Tasha Wilhelm

All-SAC1990 Katie DeVitto, MF (1st)

Kim Heberle, F (2nd)

1991 Allison Ankerson, DEF (1st)

Kim Heberle, F (1st)

Jan Johnson, MF (1st)

Katie DeVitto, DEF (2nd)



Dainelle Figueroa, F (2nd)




Scherrie Dalton, GK (2nd)

Danielle Figueroa, F (2nd)





Danielle Figueroa, F (2nd)

Crystal Harper, DEF (2nd)

1995 Stacy Dent, MF (1st)


Tammy DeCesare, DEF (2nd)

1996 Scherrie Dalton, GK (1st)

Stacy Dent, DEF (1st)

Hollis Mendenhall, F (1st)

Andrea Franklin, F (2nd)

1997 Catey Conner, F (1st)

Courtney Crosby, MF (1st)


Chrissy Buchanan, DEF (2nd)



Chrissy Valentine, DEF (2nd)

1999 Missy Beyor, DEF (1st)

Catey Conner, MF (1st)

Chrissy Buchanan, DEF (2nd)

Heather Buchanan, MF (2nd)


Missy Beyor, DEF (2nd)

Jennifer Lowe, MF (2nd)

2001 Kim Clayton, GK (1st)

Jessica Parker, DEF (1st)

Jamie Fink, F (2nd)

Danielle Mora, DEF (2nd)

2002 Maran Bock, MF (1st)

Kim Clayton, GK (1st)

Lisa DeMeyer, DEF (1st)

Kyley Thompson, F (1st)

Jamie Fink, F (2nd)

Lindsay Layman, DEF (2nd)

2003 Lindsay Albers, MF (2nd)

Jamie Fink, F (2nd)

Kylie Thompson, F (2nd)

2004 McKenzie Burman, F (1st)

Jennifer Lowe, MF (1st)

Cathrine Balentine, GK (2nd)

Paige Harrington, F (2nd)

Lindsay Layman, DEF (2nd)

2005 Cathrine Balentine, GK (1st)

McKenzie Burman, F (1st)

Lindsay Layman, DEF (1st)

Kylie Thompson, MF (1st)

All-SAC (cont.)

2006 McKenzie Burman, F (1st)

Kathleen Blake, GK (2nd)

Kim Crowley, DEF (2nd)

Leigh Telzrow, DEF (2nd)

2007 Alex Beshk, F (1st)

Lainey Nichols, MF (1st)

Alyssa Schoenburg, DEF (1st)

Nikki Blackwelder, MF (2nd)

2008 Lainey Nichols, MF (1st)

Alyssa Schoenburg, DEF (1st)

Lena Suarez, F (1st)

Nikki Blackwelder, MF (2nd)

Lindsay Webster, GK (2nd)

2009 Alexa Baird, DEF (1st)

Maria Borland, MF (1st)

Stephanie Borland, F (2nd)

Katie Gair, MF (2nd)

Tasha Wilhelm, MF (2nd)

2010 Alexa Baird, DEF (1st)

2011 Anna Toole, DEF (2nd)


Date Opponent Time

Aug. 30, 2012 vs. Palm Beach Atlantic (St.Augustine, FL) 6:00pm

Sep. 1, 2012 @ Flager 11:00am

Sep. 6, 2012 @ Coker 6:00pm

Sep .8, 2012 vs. BARTON 12:00pm

Sep. 13, 2012 @ Queens 6:00pm

Sep. 15, 2012 vs. ANDERSON* 5:00pm

Sep. 19, 2012 @ Lenoir-Rhyne* 5:00pm

Sep. 22, 2012 vs. NEWBERRY* 12:00pm

Sep. 26, 2012 vs. CHOWAN 7:30pm

Sep. 28, 2012 @ Mars Hill* 5:00pm

Oct. 3, 2012 vs. PFEIFFER 7:00pm

Oct. 6, 2012 vs. Carson-Newman* 5:00pm

Oct. 10, 2012 vs. WINGATE 5:00pm

Oct. 13, 2012 @ Tusculum* 2:00pm

Oct. 17, 2012 vs. LEES-McRAE 7:00pm

Oct. 20, 2012 vs. LINCOLN MEMORIAL* 5:00pm

Oct. 24, 2012 @ Limestone 3:00pm

Oct. 27, 2012 vs. BREVARD* 5:00pm

Home events are in bold

*-indicates South Atlantic Conference event

#- indicates a THEMED GAME DAY

All times are Eastern Time Zone.

2012 WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULE

Documents

2012 Catawba College Women's Soccer Media Guide