2009 southern new hampshire university women's soccer guide
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SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY
Quick Facts
Location: Manchester, NHFounded: 1932Enrollment: 1,900President: Dr. Paul J. LeBlancAffiliation: NCAA Division IIConference: Northeast-10Colors: Blue and GoldNickname: PenmenHome Pitch: Larkin FieldInstitution Web Site: www.snhu.eduAthletic Web Site: www.snhupenmen.com
Athletic Administration
Athletic Director: Chip PolakSenior Women's Administrator: Terry M. ProutyAssistant AD: Chad MasonAssistant AD/Business Manager: Tricia CoteNCAA Compliance Coordinator: Jaime BrowneOffice Secretary: Kim BlanchetteAthletic Trainer: Vincent ZuccalaEquipment/Operations Manager: James GassmanDepartment Phone: (603) 645-9604Department FAX: (603) 645-9686
Women’s Soccer Staff
Head Coach: Terry M. ProutyAlma Mater: Southern New Hampshire, 1988Office Phone: (603) 645-9641e-mail: [email protected] at SNHU: 75-83-22/10 yearsOverall Record: SameAssistants: Deb Robitaille, Laurie Boland,
Kristen KingVeterans Returning: 15Starters Returning: 82008 Overall Record: 8-6-42008 NE-10 Record: 7-4-3/5th2008 Post-Season: NE-10 Tournament
Sports Information Department
Director: Greg RoyceOffice: (603) 645-9638FAX: (603) 645-9686Hotline: (603) 629-4678Press Box: (603) 645-9742e-mail: [email protected]
ABOUT SNHUSouthern New Hampshire University is a private, coeducationalinstitution known for its solid educational programs and excel-lent connections with employers.
Student Body1,900 undergraduate students from more than 23 states andmore than 35 different countries. 80 percent of undergraduatestudents live on campus.1,800 graduate students, and 2,700 continuing education stu-dents.
Class sizeAverage class size is 20.
CampusSafe, scenic campus within an hour to Boston, mountains, andbeaches. Residential students may keep cars on campus.
AcademicsSouthern New Hampshire University offers programs in business,community economic development, culinary arts, education,hospitality and the liberal arts.
SNHU FacultyMore than 130 full-time faculty bring extensive academic, work,travel and life experience to their classroom teaching. SNHUfaculty are committed to doing more, learning more, and caringmore than they have to.
Career Development CenterGo for the corner office—or go serve humanity. No matterwhere you want to go, SNHU’s career development staff willhelp you get there.
Student LifeStudents choose from a colorful variety of campus activitiesincluding dances, parties, more than 40 student organizationsand fast paced recreational, intramural and intercollegiatesports.
Visit SNHUSNHU's 300-acre main campus sits on the banks of the MerrimackRiver in Manchester, New Hampshire, one of the fastest-growing cities in New England. It's a peaceful place where you'llfeel safe and welcome.
Financial AidAnnually, students received nearly $50 million in financial aidfrom private, state, institutional and federal sources. Ninetypercent of students receive some form of financial aid whichincludes need-based grants, academic and commuter scholar-ships, work-study, and loans.
Southern New Hampshire University programs are accreditedby:•Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration•American Culinary Federation Educational Institute•Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs•European Council for Business Education•New England Association of Schools and Colleges•New Hampshire Postsecondary Education Commission•New Hampshire State Department of Education for TeacherCertification•North American Society for Sport Management
ON THE COVER: 2009 captains Kristin Moore and Kristina Cardoso.Back cover features seniors (L-R) Alyssa Thayer, Alyssa Integlia,Casey Les and Kristin Moore.
Women's Soccer 2009 is an official publication of the SNHU SportsInformation Office. Editorial material and design by Greg Royce.Photography by Gil Talbot, Jeremy Mayhew and SNHU sportsinformation student assistant Griffin Spencer.
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2009 ROSTER
2009 Penmen - Front Row (l to r): Emily Donahue, Kristina Cardoso, Danielle Courtemanche, Ariel Teixeira, Sara Martell, Brittany Roberts,Alyssa Thayer, Alyssa Integlia, Allie Muzik, Kristin Moore, Stephanie Baker, Jackie SquatritoBack Row (l to r): Deb Robitaille (assistant coach), Terry Prouty (head coach), Kaleigh Roberge, Kasey Morrison, Alex Barba, Andrea Wilson,Maggie Weldon, Stef Young, Casey Les, Emily Mongeau, Danielle Quinlan, Daniela Abruzzese, Emily Strese, Kristen King (assistant coach),Laurie Boland (assistant coach)
2009 Women's Soccer RosterNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School1 Maggie Weldon Fr. GK 5-5 Manchester, N.H./Manchester West2 Alyssa Integlia Sr. M/F 5-4 Johnston, R.I./Johnston3 Daniela Abruzzese Fr. M/B 5-6 Parsippany, N.J./Morris Catholic4 Brittany Roberts So. M/B 5-2 Lebanon, N.H./Lebanon5 Kasey Morrison Fr. M 5-3 Hampton, N.H./Winnacunnet6 Kristina Cardoso Jr. F/B 5-4 Stoughton, Mass./Stoughton7 Emily Donahue So. B 5-2 Bristol, R.I./Mount Hope8 Alex Barba Fr. B 5-7 Hudson, Mass./Hudson9 Ariel Teixeira So. M/F 5-4 Warren, R.I./Mount Hope10 Kaleigh Roberge Fr. M/F 5-6 Manchester, N.H./Manchester Memorial12 Stephanie Baker Fr. M 5-3 Goffstown, N.H./Goffstown14 Andrea Wilson Jr. M 5-11 North Kingstown, R.I./North Kingstown15 Kristin Moore Sr. B 5-3 Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth16 Emily Mongeau So. B 5-8 Westborough, Mass./Westborough17 Danielle Courtemanche Jr. M 5-3 Glastonbury, Conn./Glastonbury18 Emily Strese Fr. B 5-6 Gilmanton, N.H./Gilford19 Alyssa Thayer Sr. M 5-5 Hooksett, N.H./Manchester West/Siena College20 Jackie Squatrito Fr. M 5-3 Pembroke, Mass./Pembroke21 Danielle Quinlan So. M 5-8 North Andover, Mass./North Andover22/28 Casey Les Sr. GK/M 5-2 Palmer, Mass./Belchertown23 Allie Muzik Jr. B 5-2 Durham, Conn./Coginchaug26 Sara Martell Jr. B 5-3 Milford, N.J./Delaware Valley Regional27 Stef Young Gr. GK 5-7 Natick, Mass./Marian
Head Coach: Terry Prouty (So. New Hampshire '88), 11th yearAssistant Coaches: Deb Robitaille, Laurie Boland, Kristen KingCaptains: Kristina Cardoso, Kristin Moore
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THE COACHING STAFF
TERRY PROUTYHead Coach
Terry M. Prouty, a 1988 graduate of Southern New Hampshire University and memberof the university's Athletic Hall of Fame, was named women's soccer coach at SNHUon May 10, 1999.
Prouty, who also serves as Senior Women's Administrator at the university, succeededPeter Tufts. Tufts served as SNHU's women's soccer coach from 1982 to 1998.
Prior to returning to her alma mater, Prouty spent two years at Keene State Collegewhere she served as the school's assistant director of athletics and assistant women's
soccer coach.
A native of East Bridgewater, MA, Prouty began her career in college athletics in 1994 when she was namedsenior women's administrator and women's soccer coach at Daniel Webster College. She also served as DWC'ssoftball coach and eventually took over as the school's director of athletics before leaving for Keene State in1997.
Her extensive soccer coaching experience also includes stints with the Nashua Girls Soccer Association, the NewHampshire Olympic Development Program and the New Hampshire Lady Phantoms.
She began her coaching career at Manchester (N.H.) Memorial High School, where she served as softball coachfrom 1993 to 1995.
Prouty excelled on the soccer and softball fields during herfour years at SNHU. A four-time All-New England selectionin soccer, she led the program to 68 victories and a pairof Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) titles. Themost dominant pitcher in the history of SNHU softball, sheled the team to its only two ECAC Tournament appear-ances and ranks among the program's all-time leaders incareer strikeouts (131), career wins (32) and careerearned run average (1.50). She was inducted into theuniversity's Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997.
A 1984 graduate of East Bridgewater High School, Proutycollected Boston Globe, Boston Herald and BrocktonEnterprise All-Scholastic honors in both soccer and soft-ball. Prouty and her husband Ray, who serves as SNHU'sbudget manager and was the long-time Associate Directorof Athletics, reside in Hooksett, NH.
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THE COACHING STAFF
DEB ROBITAILLEAssistant Coach
Deb Robitaille begins her 11th season as assistant women's soccer coach at SNHU. She also servesas head softball coach at the university and was voted Northeast-10 Conference Coach of the Yearafter leading the SNHU softball team to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2006.
Robitaille is a 1984 graduate of Manchester Memorial High School where she was a member ofthe girl's soccer team and collected first-team All-State honors as a senior. She also participatedin the Lion's Cup All-Star game following her senior year.
The UNH-Manchester graduate served as girl's junior varsity soccer coach at Memorial HighSchool from 1986 to 1995, before being named head girl's soccer coach at Concord High Schoolin 1996. She spent three years at Concord and also served as goalkeeping coach at Keene State
College during her final season with the Crimson Tide. Robitaille has also coached in the Manchester South Junior SoccerLeague and the U14 Granite State Travel League.
LAURIE BOLANDAssistant Coach
A two-sport athlete for four years at Southern New Hampshire University, Laurie Boland entersher second season as an assistant coach with the women's soccer program.
Boland, a 2008 graduate of SNHU with a degree in marketing, played soccer an softball for fourseasons for the Penmen. In soccer, she was a two-time Northeast-10 All-Conference selectionand wrapped up her career with 18 goals and 17 assists for 53 points, including a team-high 18points (6 gls, 6 asts) as a senior. On the softball diamond, she was a four-year starting infielderwho helped the Penmen make their first-ever NCAA tourney appearance in 2006.
Boland was SNHU's Scholar-Athlete of the Year in 2005-06 and was named to five NE-10 All-Academic Teams over her career, three in soccer and two in softball. A native of Worcester, MA,
Boland is a graduate of Worcester Academy.
KRISTEN KINGAssistant Coach
Kristen King enters her second season as an assistant coach with the women's soccer program.
A 2005 graduate of Saint Anselm College with a degree in English and Secondary Education, Kingwas a four-year member of the women's intramural soccer team, where she played in thebackfield. She ran cross country for two years for the Hawks and was also a member of the SaintAnselm rugby team. King has coached at several camps, including Merrimack Valley Soccer Campand Skyhawks Sports Academy.
A graduate of Billerica (MA) Memorial HS, King was a two-time Merrimack Valley All-Star and wasa six-time league All-Star in track. King is currently an English-Language Arts teacher at LockeMiddle School in Billerica.
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STEF YOUNGGraduate Student Goalkeeper
5-7Natick, Mass. (Marian)
THE VETERANS
272008: Started all 18 games in goal and finished with a 1.26 goals-against average, .788 save percentage and fourshutouts...NEWISA All-New England Second Team selection...made eight saves to preserve a 1-1 tie in the seasonopener at Bridgeport (8/29)...stopped four shots en route to a shutout at Saint Michael's (9/9)...made six saves ina shutout win over New Haven (9/17)...corralled all five shots she facedin a shutout win at AIC (9/28)...named Northeast-10 Goalkeeper of theWeek (9/29)...turned aside six shots in a 1-0 shutout win over Bentley(10/1)...made 10 saves in a 2-1 overtime win over Pace (10/25).2007 Highlights: Started all 19 games in goal for SNHU and played every
minute...recorded a 1.23 goals-against average, .767 save percentage and five shutouts...madeeight saves in a season-opening win over nationally-ranked Saint Leo (8/23)...stopped three shotsin a scoreless tie against New Haven (9/1)...named NE-10 Goalkeeper of the Week after posting back-to-back shutouts of Assumption (9/5) and Pace (9/8)...stopped seven shots in a win over GeorgianCourt (9/16)...made six stops in a win over Le Moyne (10/20)2006 Highlights: Appeared in 10 games with seven starts and posted a 0.42 goals-against averageand .840 save percentage with three shutouts...led the Northeast-10 in GAA...was 3-0-1 over herfinal four games of the season...posted three straight shutouts against Stonehill, Saint Michael's andBentley...made four saves in the Saint Michael's win en route to her first career win2005 Highlights: Did not see action
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2005 graduate of Marian High School where she was a four year memberof the soccer team...played for coach Peter Army...helped the Mustangs to four leaguechampionships...voted team MVP and selected as a league all-star...also lettered in track andlacrosse...earned all-league honors in track...played club soccer for the Fuller Hamlets (2003-05),Black Magic and Tri-Valley United...born Stefanie Michelle Young...daughter of William and DianeYoung...undecided on a major.
CAREER GP/GS MIN SVS SV% GA GAA SO W-L-T2006-08 47/44 4316:43 189 .794 52 1.08 12 16-18-9
ALYSSA INTEGLIASenior Midfield/Forward
5-4Johnston, R.I. (Johnston)2
2008: Appeared in 12 games, all off the bench...did not record a point.
2007 Highlights: Appeared in 16 games with a pair of starts...recordedgoals in wins over nationally-ranked Saint Leo's (8/23) and SaintMichael's (10/9)...goal against the Purple Knights was the game-winner.
2006 Highlights: Appeared in 15 of 17 games, earning one start...scored first career goal 1:37 beforehalftime that turned out to be the game-winner in a 2-1 win over Saint Anselm (9/13).
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2006 graduate of Johnston Sr. High School where she was a four-yearmember of both the soccer and basketball teams...played soccer for coach Jeff DaSilva...led thePanthers to a runner-up showing in the state tournament as a freshman and a pair of divisiontitles...played both fullback and forward and led the team in goals as a freshman...served as a teamcaptain her senior year...two-time all-division selection...helped the basketball team to three-straight division titles...played club soccer with Rhode Island Sting (1995-97) and the Rhode IslandRays United (2001-05)...born Alyssa Rae Integlia...daughter of Richard Integlia and DanaInteglia...undecided on a major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2006-08 43 19 3 0 6 2
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THE VETERANS
CASEY LESSenior Goalkeeper
5-2Palmer, Mass. (Belchertown)28
2008: Saw her first collegiate action in the regular season finale against Adelphi (10/31), playing the final 10:08...wasnot forced to make a save.
2007 Highlights: Did not appear in game action
2006 Highlights: Did not see any game action
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2006 graduate of Belchertown High School where she was a four-yearmember of the soccer team...played for coach Chris Mogavero and coach Nick Marciano...helpedthe Orioles to a state title and a state runner-showing...posted a goals against average of less than1.00 as a senior...also lettered in ice hockey...played club soccer with Western United FC (2004-06)...born Casey A. Les...daughter of Albin and Catherine Les...father played ice hockey at AmericanInternational College...sport management major.
CAREER GP/GS MIN SVS SV% GA GAA SO W-L-T2006-08 1/0 10:08 0 --- 0 0.00 0 0-0-0
KRISTIN MOORESenior Back
5-3Weymouth, Mass. (Weymouth)15
2008: Started all 17 games in which she appeared...registered an assist in a win over New Haven (9/17).
2007 Highlights: Played in 16 games and earned 14 starts...did notrecord a point
2006 Highlights: Played in 16 of 17 games, all off the bench...recordedher first collegiate goal in a win over Georgian Court (9/11)
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2006 graduate of Weymouth High School where she was a five-yearmember of the soccer team...played for coach Ron Jamieson...served as a team captain as asenior...named team MVP and league all-star as a senior...also lettered in basketball, lacrosse andtrack...also earned team MVP honors with the basketball team...played club soccer for South CoastScorpions (2004-05), Sporting Cristales and the Cape Cod Crusaders...helped the Crusaders to a pairof national titles...born Kristin Leigh Moore...daughter of Bill and Marilou Moore...early childhoodeducation major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2006-08 49 26 1 1 3 0
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ALYSSA THAYERSenior Midfield
5-5Hooksett, N.H. (Manchester West/Siena College)19
2008: Appeared in all 18 games and was in the starting lineup 14 times...totaled four goals and an assist on theseason...recorded goals in back-to-back wins over New Haven and C.W. Post (9/17, 9/20)...scored in a win atAmerican International (9/28)...recorded a goal in a win over SaintAnselm (10/21).
AT SIENA: Played in 28 games over two seasons...registered a goal andthree assists as a sophomore and two goals and two assists as a freshman...named to the MAAC All-Rookie Team in 2006.
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2006 graduate of Manchester West HS where she lettered in soccer andbasketball...broke West school records for goals in a career (95) and single-season...high school All-American as a senior...four-time All-State selection...led the Blue Knights to three Class L statechampionships...1,000 point scorer and All-State in basketball...daughter of James and Lena Thayer.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2006-08 46 79 7 6 20 1
KRISTINA CARDOSOJunior Forward/Back
5-4Stoughton, Mass. (Stoughton)6
2008: One of five players to start all 18 games...notched two goals and three assists on the season...assisted on goalsin three straight wins over New Haven, C.W. Post and Stonehill (9/17-23)...registered first collegiate goal atAssumption (10/7)...scored SNHU's lone goal in a 1-1 tie with Le Moyne(10/11)...named to the Northeast-10 All-Tournament Team.
2007 Highlights: Appeared in 17 games with 16 starts...led all freshmenin games played and started...did not record a point.
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2007 graduate of Stoughton High School where she was a four-yearmember of the soccer team...two-year varsity captain...played soccer for coach DuanteEduardo...helped the Knights to their first-ever conference championship in 2005...played clubsoccer with Massachuetts Stingers (2007) and previously with Warriors S.C. and Lady Crusaders...bornKristina Genevieve Cardoso...daughter of Mario and Gail Cardoso...father played semi-prosoccer...undeclared major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2007-08 35 28 2 3 7 0
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DANIELLE COURTEMANCHEJunior Midfield
5-3Glastonbury, Conn. (Glastonbury)17
2008: One of five players to start all 18 games...recorded a pair of goals on the season...scored in a 2-0 win at AmericanInternational (9/28)...registered the game-winning goal in a 2-1 win over Saint Anselm (10/21).
2007 Highlights: Played in 17 contests, earning one start...tied for topsamong freshmen in games played...recorded an assist in a 2-0 win overAssumption (9/5).
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2007 graduate of Glastonbury High School where she lettered in soccer,basketball and softball...played soccer for coach Tom McKenna...led the Tomahawks to a 14-2-2record as a senior...finished her high school career with 46 goals and 49 assists...three-time All-Conference selection and named All-State as a senior...played club soccer for Oakwood Soccer Clubfrom 1994-2007...team was state champs in 2006 and national indoor champions in 2003...alsoparticipated in the ODP program from 2004-06...born Danielle June Courtemanche...daughter ofWayne and Rosa Courtemanche...undeclared major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2007-08 35 38 2 1 5 1
SARA MARTELLJunior Back
5-3Milford, N.J. (Delaware Valley Regional)26
2008: One of five players to start all 18 contests...did not record a point.
2007 Highlights: Played in 15 contests as a freshman...did not recorda point
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of Delaware Valley RegionalHS where she lettered in soccer for four years...also lettered in basketball for four years and softballfor three years...played soccer for coach Scott Carriddi...All-Conference selection in soccer whileserving as a captain in both soccer and basketball...played club soccer with Matchfit Academy, NorthHunterdon Jaguars and Delaware Valley Lady Terriers...born Sara Rosemary Martell...daughter ofKerry and Viola Martell...sport management major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2007-08 33 3 0 0 0 0
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ALLIE MUZIKJunior Back
5-2Durham, Conn. (Coginchaug)23
2008: Played in five contests, all off the bench...did not record a point.
2007 Highlights: Practiced with the team but did not see any gameaction.
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: 2007 graduate of Coginchaug Regional HighSchool...four-year letterwinner in soccer, softball and track...played soccer for Tim Schuler...tallied10 goals and 15 assists as a senior as she led the Devils to a 10-4-6 record and earned All-Area andAll-Conference honors...served as a team captain in all three sports...member of three statechampionship teams in softball...born Alexandra Rose Muzik...daughter of George and GeraldinaMuzik...sister participated in cross country at Fairfield University...sport management major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 5 0 0 0 0 0
ANDREA WILSONJunior Midfield
5-11North Kingstown, R.I. (North Kingstown)14
2008: Played in 17 of 18 games and was in the starting lineup on three occasions...did not record a point.
2007 Highlights: Earned five starts and saw action in 14 games as afreshman.
HIGH SCHOOL/PERSONAL: A 2007 graduate of North Kingstown HighSchool...lettered in soccer, basketball and track for four years...played soccer for coach KevinPowers...notched nine goals and eight assists as a senior...NSCAA All-America and All-New Englandselection as well as an All-State choice...captain in soccer and basketball...played club soccer forNorth Kingstown Hot Shots and Rhode Island Rays...born Andrea Diane Wilson...daughter of DougWilson and Diane Wilson...exploratory studies major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2007-08 31 9 0 0 0 0
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EMILY MONGEAUSophomore Back
5-8Westborough, Mass. (Westborough)16
2008: Started on the backline in all 17 games in which she appeared...named Northeast-10 Second Team All-Conferenceand to the league's All-Rookie Team.
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of Westborough HS, whereshe lettered in soccer, basketball and lacrosse...All-State selection asa senior as she helped lead the Rangers to an 18-4-2 mark...also named
league MVP as a senior...All-League selection in soccer, basketball and lacrosse...team captain insoccer and lacrosse...holds school record for career goals scored in lacrosse...born Emily MaryMongeau...daughter of Peter and Patty Mongeau...sister Jenny played lacrosse at AssumptionCollege and is the Greyhounds' all-time leading scorer...also an All-Conference lacrosse player for thePenmen who was the NE-10 Co-Freshman of the Year in 2009...education major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 17 4 0 1 1 0
EMILY DONAHUESophomore Back
5-2Bristol, R.I. (Mount Hope)7
2008: Appeared in 17 games with one start...registered an assist at Assumption (10/7).
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of Mount Hope HS where shelettered in soccer and lacrosse...second team All-State selection as asenior as she scored 26 goals and added 11 assists while leading theHuskies to a 12-6 record and a state championship...played club soccer
for Bruno United FC from 2003-07 and was the team's leading scorer while the club captured the RhodeIsland state cup four years in a row...born Emily Brenna Donahue...daughter of Charles Donahue andDebbie Donahue...sport management major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 17 12 0 1 1 0
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DANIELLE QUINLANSophomore Midfield
5-8North Andover, Mass. (North Andover)21
2008: Appeared in 16 games and earned a start in the regular season finale against Adelphi (10/31)...converted apenalty kick with 4:32 remaining to force overtime in an eventual 1-1 tie with Southern Connecticut (10/4).
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of North Andover HS...playedsoccer, basketball, softball and competed in track and field...two-timeleague All-Star and a two-time Eagle Tribune All-Star...totaled eight
goals and 15 assists as a senior as the Knights posted a 16-1-3 record...played club soccer for Aztecsfrom 2004-08...born Danielle Joan Quinlan...daughter of Jim and Amy Quinlan...mother played soccerat Keene State...education and communication major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 16 3 1 0 2 0
BRITTANY ROBERTSSophomore Midfield/Back
5-2Lebanon, N.H. (Lebanon)4
2008: Played in five games as a freshman...did not record a point.
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of Lebanon HS where shecompeted in soccer and gymnastics...named team MVP as a senior andwas a second team All-State selection as she helped lead the Raiders toa 8-7-4 mark...captain in both soccer and gymnastics...spent the last
two years in the New Hampshire ODP program and also played club soccer for Upper ValleyLightning...born Brittany Lee Roberts...daughter of David and Wendy Roberts...early educationmajor.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 5 0 0 0 0 0
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ARIEL TEIXEIRASophomore Midfield/Forward
5-4Warren, R.I. (Mount Hope)9
2008: Northeast-10 Third Team and All-Rookie Team selection and NEWISA Second Team choice...played in all 18 gameswith 17 starts and finished with three goals and three assists for nine points...scored a goal in her collegiate debutas SNHU tied Bridgeport 1-1 (8/29)...assisted on the game-winner in a1-0 win at Saint Michael's (9/9)...registered the game-winner 4:17 intothe second overtime in a 2-1 win at No. 6 C.W. Post (9/20)...notchedher second overtime game-winner of the season in a 2-1 win at Pace (10/
25)...had an assist in a 1-1 tie with UMass Lowell (10/28).
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2008 graduate of Mount Hope HS...lettered in soccer, basketball andlacrosse...three-time All-State selection, including first team as a junior and senior...two-time teamMVP and team captain as a senior...also a three-time first team All-Division selection and All-Regionas a senior...recorded 17 goals and eight assists as a senior as the Huskies captured the Division1 state championship...also a member of the Division 1A state title team in lacrosse as a senior...All-State as a senior in basketball...played club soccer for Bruno United...born Ariel Teixeira...daughterof Mario and Angela Teixeira...brother Kyle was a four-time All-New England soccer player at RhodeIsland College and played professionally with the Western Mass. Pioneers...sister Ashley playedsoccer at Rhode Island College...sport management major.
CAREER GP SHTS GLS ASTS PTS GWG2008 18 45 3 3 9 2
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THE NEWCOMERS
DANIELA ABRUZZESEFreshman Midfield/Back
5-6Parsippany, N.J. (Morris Catholic)3
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Morris Catholic HS where she was a four-year member of thesoccer team...also played softball and ran track for the Crusaders...played soccer for coach AndyRotsides...four-time All-Conference selection...two-time and All-State All -Daily Record selection...wasnamed captain and team MVP as a senior...led the Crusaders to a conference championship and the statesemifinals as both a junior and a senior...played club soccer for U.S. Club Soccer National Champion TSFAcademy...previously played for PDA and Morris United...born Daniela Ilissa Abruzzese...daughter of
Andrew and Linora Abruzzese...sister Nikki played soccer at Merrimack College...Business Management major.
STEPHANIE BAKERFreshman Midfield
5-3Goffstown, N.H. (Goffstown)12
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Goffstown HS where she was a four-year member of the soccerteam...played for coach Larry Houghton...named captain and team MVP as a senior...also an All-Stateselection...played club soccer for three-time state champion Granite F.C. (2007-09)...born Stephanie AnneBaker...daughter of Randy Riley and Pam Baker...undecided on a major.
ALEX BARBAFreshman Back
5-7Hudson, Mass. (Hudson)8
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Hudson HS...lettered in soccer and track and field for theHawks...played soccer for coach Russ Davis...named All-Star and All-League in both soccer andtrack...played club soccer for New England Eagles...born Alexandra Nicole Barba...daughter of Saluatoreand Susan Barba...brother swam for the University of Michigan and competed in the Olympic Trials...sportmanagement major.
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KASEY MORRISONFreshman Midfield
5-3Hampton, N.H. (Winnacunnet)5
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Winnacunnet HS where she was a four-year member of thesoccer team...also ran winter track for four years...played soccer for coach Christian Bodnar...scored15 goals and registered 18 assists for the Warriors as a senior...was named team captain as a senior andhelped the Warriors to a 15-4 record...played ten years of club soccer for the Seacoast United SoccerClub and won the state title in 2009...born Kasey Ann Morrison...daughter of Terence and LindaMorrison...undecided on a major.
KALEIGH ROBERGEFreshman Midfield/Forward
5-6Manchester, N.H. (Manchester Memorial)10
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Manchester Memorial HS where she was a four-year memberof the soccer team...played for coach Dan Wyborney...was a three-time All-State selection...two-timecaptain and three-time team MVP...played club soccer for the 2009 state champion Seacoast UnitedSoccer Club...born Kaleigh Lauren Roberge...daughter of Ken and Charlene Roberge...father playedhockey at the University of New Hampshire...undecided on a major.
JACKIE SQUATRITOFreshman Midfield
5-3Pembroke, Mass. (Pembroke)20
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Pembroke HS where she was a four-year member of the soccerteam...played for coach Kara Connerty...led the Titans in scoring as a freshman... Patriot League All-Star...played club soccer for the National Champion MPS Lady Crusaders...previously played for SouthShore Select...born Jacquelyn Anne Squatrito...daughter of Francis and Colleen Squatrito...undecidedon a major.
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EMILY STRESEFreshman Back
5-6Gilmanton, N.H (Gilford)18
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Gilford HS...lettered in soccer, basketball, track, softball, andcompeted for the ski team...played soccer for coach Eric Porusta...served as captain as a senior... playedon a defense that allowed only 13 goals as a senior as the Eagles recorded a 16-0 undefeated regularseason...helped the Eagles to a state championship as a sophomore...also earned a state championshipin basketball as a senior...born Emily Elizabeth Strese...daughter of Robin and Cheryl Strese...ElementaryEducation major.
MAGGIE WELDONFreshman Goalkeeper
5-5Manchester, N.H. (Manchester West)1
BEFORE SNHU/PERSONAL: 2009 graduate of Manchester West HS where she was a four-year member ofthe soccer team...played for coaches Jack Amero and Michelle Winnings...served as team captain as ajunior and a senior...named an All-State Second Team selection as a senior...helped the Blue Knights toa state championship as a freshman...played club soccer for the 2009 state champion Seacoast UnitedSoccer Club...born Margaret Leigh Weldon...daughter of Scott and Ann Weldon...education major.
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2008 SNHU Women's SoccerSo. New Hampshire Combined Team Statistics (Final)
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES 8-6-4 4-2-2 4-4-2 0-0
CONFERENCE 7-4-3 4-1-2 3-3-1 0-0
NON-CONFERENCE 1-2-1 0-1 1-1-1 0-0
Date Opponent Score Att.
Aug 29 at U. of Bridgeport To2 1-1 225
* Sep 09 at Saint Michael's W 1-0 100
* 09/13/08at #18 Saint Rose L 0-5 105
* Sep 17 NEW HAVEN W 2-0 196
Sep 20 at #6 C.W. Post Wo2 2-1 150
* Sep 23 STONEHILL W 4-1 100
* Sep 28 at American Int'l W 2-0 155
* Oct 01 BENTLEY W 1-0 100
* Oct 04 SO. CONNECTICUT To2 1-1 149
* Oct 07 at Assumption L 2-3 100
* Oct 11 at Le Moyne To2 1-1 311
* Oct 15 at #17 Franklin Pierce L 0-3 227
* Oct 18 #24 MERRIMACK L 0-1 215
* Oct 21 SAINT ANSELM W 2-1 198
* Oct 25 at Pace Wot 2-1 25
* Oct 28 UMASS LOWELL To2 1-1 153
Oct 31 ADELPHI L 0-2 155
! Nov 02 at So. Connecticut L 0-2 307
* - Northeast-10
! - NE-10 Tournament
TEAM STATISTICS SNH OPP
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts 22-257 24-219
Goals scored per game 1.22 1.33
Shot pct. . 0 8 6 . 1 1 0
Shots on goal-Attempts 119-257 115-219
SOG pct. . 4 6 3 . 5 2 5
S h o t s / G a m e 14.3 12.2
CORNER KICKS 58 77
PENALTY KICKS 1-3 2-3
PENALTIES
Yellow cards 5 8
Red cards 1 1
ATTENDANCE
T o t a l 1266 1705
Dates/Avg Per Date 8/158 10/170
Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0
## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att
24 Sophia Saint Paul 18 9 3 21 47 . 1 9 1 31 . 6 6 0 4 0 - 019 Alyssa Thayer 18 4 1 9 40 . 1 0 0 20 . 5 0 0 1 0 - 19 Ariel Teixeira 18 3 3 9 45 . 0 6 7 13 . 2 8 9 2 0 - 06 Kristina Cardoso 18 2 3 7 23 . 0 8 7 6 . 2 6 1 0 0 - 08 Nicole Ebner 17 1 4 6 29 . 0 3 4 16 . 5 5 2 0 0 - 117 D. Courtemanche 18 2 0 4 28 . 0 7 1 12 . 4 2 9 1 0 - 021 Danielle Quinlan 16 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 1 . 3 3 3 0 1 - 17 Emily Donahue 17 0 1 1 12 . 0 0 0 5 . 4 1 7 0 0 - 015 Kristin Moore 17 0 1 1 10 . 0 0 0 6 . 6 0 0 0 0 - 016 Emily Mongeau 17 0 1 1 4 . 0 0 0 3 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 014 Andrea Wilson 17 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 6 7 0 0 - 02 Alyssa Integlia 12 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 1 . 1 6 7 0 0 - 05 Cary Rivett 17 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 3 1.000 0 0 - 026 Sara Martell 18 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 027 Stef Young 18 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 023 Allie Muzik 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 013 Abbi Newton 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 011 Amy Hansen 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 010 Nicole Dupuis 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Brittany Roberts 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Julie Saviano 6 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0
Total 18 22 17 61 257 . 0 8 6 119 . 4 6 3 8 1 - 3Opponents 18 24 14 62 219 . 1 1 0 115 . 5 2 5 6 2 - 3
## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho
28 Casey Les 1 10:08 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 027 Stef Young 18 1707:55 24 1.26 89 . 7 8 8 8-6-4 4
Total 18 1718:03 24 1.26 91 . 7 9 1 8-6-4 4Opponents 18 1718:03 22 1.15 97 . 8 1 5 6-8-4 5
Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSo. New Hampshire 10 10 1 1 22Opponents 13 11 0 0 24
Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSo. New Hampshire 133 111 10 3 257Opponents 92 116 4 7 219
Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSo. New Hampshire 37 49 2 3 91Opponents 48 47 1 1 97
Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSo. New Hampshire 29 28 0 1 58Opponents 41 32 0 4 77
Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalSo. New Hampshire 78 92 10 5 185Opponents 113 102 8 9 232
2008 STATISTICS/RESULTS
2009 SOCCER
THE 2009 PENMEN
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SENIORS
JUNIORS
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2009 PREVIEW
Heading into the 2009 season, 11th year SNHUwomen’s soccer coach Terry Prouty is excited for theupcoming campaign. While the Penmen did lose threeNortheast-10 All-Conference selections, including a pair ofFirst Teamers (Cary Rivett and Sophia Saint Paul), SouthernNew Hampshire returns 15 players, including eight starters,from a team that went 8-6-4 and qualified for the NE-10Tournament while being ranked as high as No. 17 nationally.
“We did lose some incredible players, but I dothink we’ve had players step up so that we’ll be OK,” saysProuty. “We’ve definitely seenplayers come back confident thatmaybe were a little shy asfreshmen. They’ve now jumpedinto a role where they’re ready toplay.”
The Penmen will becaptained by senior KristinMoore (Weymouth, Mass.) andjunior Kristina Cardoso(Stoughton, Mass.). Moore hasbeen a two-year starter in thebackfield for Southern NewHampshire and has appeared in49 games over her first threeyears. Cardoso was SNHU’sfourth-leading scorer with twogoals and three assists last year,but will likely slide to the backfieldthis season.
“Kristin Moore issomebody who is strong like abull. She’s maybe not the most technical, but she’ll run youdown and do whatever it takes to stop the ball. KrissyCardoso, she’s going to take on a role of sweeping for us,where we’d prefer to put her somewhere else, but we’vehad to make some adjustments,” said Prouty of her twocaptains.
Up front, SNHU will be anchored by a pair ofunderclassmen in sophomore Ariel Teixeira (Warren, R.I.)and freshman Kaleigh Roberge (Manchester, N.H.). SeniorAlyssa Integlia (Johnston, R.I.) should also see plenty oftime up front.
Teixeira garnered Northeast-10 Third Team honorsa season ago as she totaled three goals and three assists.Two of her three goals were game-winners in overtime,including one against sixth-ranked C.W. Post. Roberge, aManchester Memorial HS product, was a three-time All-State selection for the Crusaders. Integlia played in 12games last season, but had a pair of goals as a sophomore.
“K and A, they’re going to be a duo to be reckonedwith. I think those two are just going to be a ball of fireup top. Alyssa Integlia is someone who is a great player,
but has not always shown it. She’snow a senior and has taken on thatrole of ‘It’s my final year, I need tomake a difference’. She’s shownshe’s ready to make a difference,”says Prouty of her forward corps.
Southern New Hampshirereturns five players to the midfieldin addition to Teixeira andInteglia, who can also play there.Senior Alyssa Thayer (Hooksett,N.H.) is SNHU’s leading returningscorer from a season ago as sherecorded four goals and an assistin 2008, her first year in a Penmenuniform after transferring fromSiena. Junior DanielleCourtemanche (Glastonbury,Conn.) was one of five players tostart all 18 games last season.She recorded a pair of goals,including the game-winner in a 2-
1 win over Saint Anselm.Another junior, Andrea Wilson (North Kingstown,
R.I.) played in 17 games last season and figures to play abigger role, along with sophomores Danielle Quinlan(North Andover, Mass.) and Brittany Roberts (Lebanon,N.H.). Quinlan appeared in 16 games and converted apenalty kick in a 1-1 tie at home with Southern Connecticut.Roberts played in five games last season.
The Penmen welcome four freshmen to the middle,Daniela Abruzzese (Parsippany, N.J.), Stephanie Baker(Goffstown, N.H.), Kasey Morrison (Hampton, N.H.) andJackie Squatrito (Pembroke, Mass.).
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Abruzzese, who may also see time in the back, wasa two-time All-State selection who led Morris Catholic HSto the state semifinals as a junior and senior. She alsohelped TSF Academy win a national club title. Baker wasan All-State selection and team captain at Goffstown HS,while Morrison totaled 15 goals and 18 assists as a seniorat Winnacunnet HS while also having played with the NewHampshire ODP program since 2004. Squatrito was aPatriot League All-Star and led her squad at Pembroke HSin scoring as a freshman while also helping the MPS LadyCrusaders to a national clubcrown.
Besides Cardoso, thePenmen return two starters ondefense in junior Sara Martell(Milford, N.J.) and sophomoreEmily Mongeau (Westborough,Mass.). Martell started all 18games last season, while Mongeaustarted all 17 games in which sheappeared and garneredNortheast-10 Second Teamhonors. Junior Allie Muzik(Durham, Conn.) and sophomoreEmily Donahue (Bristol, R.I.) alsoreturn in the back. Muzik playedin five games in 2008, whileDonahue played in 17 games,earning one start.
Freshmen Alex Barba(Hudson, Mass.) and Emily Strese(Gilmanton, N.H.) round out theSNHU backline. Barba was an All-League selection atHudson HS, while Strese played on a Gilford HS defensethat only allowed 13 goals in 16 games and rolled to a 16-0 regular season mark last season.
Graduate student Stef Young (Natick, Mass.)enters the season as the SNHU goalkeeper with the mostexperience. Two years ago, she led the NE-10 in goals-against average (0.42) and posted a 1.26 goals-againstaverage with a .788 save percentage and four shutouts in2008. Her 12 shutouts place her fifth in program historyentering her final season.
Senior Casey Les (Palmer, Mass.) and freshmanMaggie Weldon (Manchester, N.H.) will also look for timein net for Southern New Hampshire. Les saw her firstcollegiate action last season, working the final 10:08 ofthe regular season finale against Adelphi. Weldon comesto SNHU from Manchester West HS, where she garneredAll-State accolades as a senior.
The early schedule does SNHU no favors, as thePenmen open up with No. 19-ranked Bridgeport on August
28. Southern New Hampshireopens Northeast-10 playSeptember 2 at Le Moyne, thenfaces perennial power FranklinPierce on the road a week later.SNHU will take a trip to Georgiaon September 11 and 13 to faceout-of-region foes Tusculum andLincoln Memorial. Tusculumenters the season ranked No. 7nationally, while LMU was 11-6-1a year ago.
The Penmen have a pairof late-season tests as well,hosting 2008 Division IIsemifinalists Saint Rose onOctober 17. SNHU closes out itsregular season October 28 whenit hosts C.W. Post, which is No.25 in the Division II preseasonpoll. The Penmen snapped a 19-game unbeaten streak for the
Pioneers last season.“It doesn’t matter who you play, we need to focus
on are we ready, are we prepared for whoever we play?You want to play these tough teams, because you want toget beyond the first round (of the NE-10 Tournament) andmaybe get into an NCAA bid by playing some of thesetougher teams. I think that it’s going to be challenging,but I hope we’ll rise to the occasion,” concluded Prouty.
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Since its modest beginning as the Northeast-7 in 1979,today the nation’s most comprehensive Division II conferencehas evolved into a membership committed to competitiveathletics programs that emphasize the education on and offthe field of its more than 5,500 student athletes.
Today’s Northeast-10 Conference remains focused oncomplementing the academic integrity and missions of themember institutions with a commitment to a broad-basedchampionship program, as evidenced by the 23 sports theConference offers in championship play, the most such of anyDivision II conference.
The 16 member institutions are spread geographically fromSyracuse, New York to Boston, Massachusetts and Burlington,Vermont to Long Island, New York. Many of the members arelocated in or around the urban metropolitan areas of Albany,Boston, New Haven, Worcester and New York.
The Conference was proud to welcome the University ofNew Haven and Adelphi University in its latest expansion, thusadding to the powerful union of strong academic and athleticcolleges and universities.
Through the establishment and enforcement of regula-tions, the conference aims to encourage policies that enableintercollegiate athletics programs to contribute to and beconsidered an integral part of the total educational offeringsat our member institutions.
The Northeast-10 can look to a long history of successincluding the growth from seven original member institutionsto more than double its size almost 30 years later, thecontention for and winning of numerous/multiple nationalchampionships, and the recognition of student-athlete perfor-mances off the field and in the classroom.
The NE-10 history began with the vision of a few good menand women. In 1979 a handful of athletic directors at smallerschools, classified NCAA Division II and of similar scope,academic makeup and athletic abilities composed the idea ofa new athletic conference in New England. The visionariesincluded Al Shields at Bentley, Tom Folliard of Stonehill, LeonDrury of Bryant, and Andy Laska of Assumption. They soonconvinced Springfield Athletic Director Ed Steitz, GordieMcCullough of Hartford and Milt Piepul of American Interna-tional to join them in this new venture.
On October 9, 1979, a simple press release announcedthat a new unnamed Division II conference was being formed.Eight months later, at the Pleasant Valley Country Club inSpringfield, Mass., the league was publicly announced.
The Northeast-7 Conference established instant credibil-ity and its athletics successes led to a slow but continuedexpansion through the years. The admittance of Saint Anselmin 1981 created the Northeast-8. In 1984, Merrimack joined andthen the “Northeast-10” was created upon Saint Michael’sadmission in 1987.
The conference membership remained consistent until1995 when charter member Springfield left for Division III. LeMoyne joined the league in 1996, Pace in 1998 and in 2001,Franklin Pierce, Southern New Hampshire University, theUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell, Southern ConnecticutState University and the College of Saint Rose.
2008 FINAL NE-10 STANDINGSTeam NE-10 Pts Overall Pct.Franklin Pierce *$ 11-2-1 34 15-4-2 .762Saint Rose *^$ 11-2-1 34 20-4-2 .808Merrimack $ 10-3-1 31 12-5-2 .684Southern Connecticut 9-3-2 29 12-5-2 .684Southern New Hampshire 7-4-3 24 8-6-4 .556UMass Lowell 6-3-5 23 8-5-5 .583New Haven 7-7 21 9-10-1 .475Saint Anselm 6-6-2 20 7-10-2 .421Le Moyne 6-6-2 20 9-6-2 .588Saint Michael's 5-7-2 17 8-8-2 .500Assumption 4-8-2 14 7-9-2 .444American International 4-9-1 13 9-9-1 .500Stonehill 3-10-1 10 4-13-1 .250Bentley 2-11-1 7 4-14-1 .237Pace 2-12 6 2-13-2 .176* Regular Season Champion ^ Tournament Champion$ NCAA Tournament Qualifier
2008 NE-10 SCORING LEADERSPlayer, School GP Gls Asts Pts PPGAngelika Johansson, FPU 21 29 5 63 3.00Selina Moylan, UNH 19 15 6 36 1.89Gabrielle Gramprey, MER 19 13 7 33 1.74Christina Harrison, LEM 17 13 2 28 1.65Sarah Boornazian, AIC 19 12 4 28 1.47Gabriela Demoner, FPU 19 7 11 25 1.32Megan O'Shea, LEM 17 7 7 21 1.24Sophia Saint Paul, SNH 18 9 3 21 1.17
2008 NE-10 GOALKEEPING LEADERSPlayer, School GP Mins GA GAA ShoKatie DiDio, SCS 18 1638:51 12 0.66 6Shannon Murphy, STR 25 1910:00 16 0.75 8Jamie Gillis, UML 18 1742:53 19 0.98 7Brittany Ester, FPU 21 1917:57 21 0.99 8Shannon Rowan, MER 19 1741:06 20 1.03 7
2008 NE-10 AWARD WINNERS
Player of the Year: Angelika Johansson, Franklin PierceDefensive Player of the Year:Rachel Smith, Franklin PierceFreshman of the Year: Jenna Mallico, So. ConnecticutGoalkeeper of the Year: Jamie Gillis, UMass LowellCoach of the Year: Gabe Mejail, Merrimack
Southern New Hampshire NE-10 All-Conference SelectionsSophia Saint Paul, Sr, F, First TeamCary Rivett, Sr, B, First TeamNicole Ebner, Sr, M, Second TeamEmily Mongeau, Fr, B, Second Team/All Rookie TeamAriel Teixeira, Fr, F, Third Team/All Rookie Team
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RECORD BOOK
TEAM RECORDSMost Victories ................... 20 1985 (21 games)Most Consecutive Wins ....... 27 9/15/85 - 10/2/86Most Losses ...................... 11 1998 (18 games)
.................................. 11 2000 (17 games)Most Consecutive Losses ....... 6 1982Most Goals
Game ............................ 19 vs. Lyndon State, 9/13/84Season ......................... 105 1984 (20 games)
Most AssistsGame ............................ 18 vs. Lyndon State, 9/13/84Season .......................... 74 1984 (20 games)
Most Goals AllowedGame ............................ 12 vs. Merrimack, 1999Season .......................... 62 1999 (18 games)
Fewest Goals AllowedSeason ............................ 9 1989 (20 games)
Fewest Goals ScoredSeason .......................... 18 1982 (9 games)
Most ShutoutsBy SNHU ........................ 15 1985 (21 games)By Opponents ................... 9 2007 (19 games)
Most Consecutive ShutoutsBy SNHU .......................... 6 1985By Opponents ................... 3 1999.................................... 3 2000.................................... 3 2007
Largest Margin of VictoryBy SNHU ........................ 19 vs. Lyndon State, 1984 (19-0)By Opponents ................. 12 vs. Merrimack, 1999 (12-0)
INDIVIDUAL RECORDSMost Goals
Game.......... 5 Sophia Odre vs. Bentley, 1997Season ...... 45 H. Schuberth 1984Career ..... 107 H. Schuberth 1983-86 (71 games)
Most AssistsGame ..........5 Anna Wallin vs. Assumption, 1995Season ...... 22 Lotta Thunberg 1997Career ...... 49 H. Schuberth 1983-86 (71 games)
Most PointsGame ........ 12 H. Schuberth vs. Lyndon State, 1984Season ..... 104 H. Schuberth 1984Career ..... 263 H. Schuberth 1983-86 (71 games)
Most SavesGame ........ 25 Patty Turner vs. Le Moyne, 1983Season ..... 138 D. Wisniowski 1988 (18 games)Career ..... 379 D. Wisniowski 1988-91 (70 games)
Most ShutoutsSeason ...... 11 D. Wisniowski 1988, 1989, 1990Career ...... 36 D. Wisniowski 1988-91 (70 games)
Goals Against Average (Minimum 10 Games Played)Season. ... 0.30 Kerri Silvestri 1991Career .... 0.51 D. Wisniowski 1988-91 (70 GP)
ALL-TIME LEADERS
GOALS
RK PLAYER YEARS GOALS1. Heidi Schuberth 1983-86 1072. Heather Swabowicz 1993-96 793. Amy Jackson 1983-86 634. Lisa Hayes 1984-87 425. Laini Short 1988-89, 91-92 356. Torrie Fitzpatrick 1986-89 327. Heather Klorer 1997-00 308. Lindsay Parks 2001-04 299. Sue Cashman 1990-93 28
10. Kelly Landon 1996-99 27
ASSISTS
RK PLAYER YEARS ASSISTS1. Heidi Schuberth 1983-86 492. Lotta Thunberg 1995-97 453. Amy Jackson 1983-86 384. Heather Swabowicz 1993-96 325. Lisa Hayes 1984-87 316. Bridget Bezilla 1992-95 307. Terry McDonough 1984-87 248. Leigh Brinkley 1991-94 229. Sophia Odre 1996-99 21
10. Sue Cashman 1990-93 20
POINTS
RK PLAYER YEARS POINTS1. Heidi Schuberth 1983-86 2632. Heather Swabowicz 1993-96 1903. Amy Jackson 1983-86 1644. Lisa Hayes 1984-87 1155. Lotta Thunberg 1995-97 976. Laini Short 1988-89, 91-92 867. Heather Klorer 1997-00 778. Sue Cashman 1990-93 768. Bridget Bezilla 1992-95 76
10. Torrie Fitzpatrick 1986-89 74
SHUTOUTS
RK PLAYER YEARS SHO1. Debbie Wisniowski 1988-91 362. Kerri Silvestri 1991-94 293. Jeanne Lozier 1984-87 264. Anastasia Carson 2000-03 135. Stef Young 2006-present 12
GAMES PLAYED
RK PLAYER YEARS GP1. Nancy Therrien 1985-88 802. Terry McDonough 1984-87 772. Torrie Fitzpatrick 1986-89 772. Stacey Blodgett 1987-90 772. Mardi Friebel 1989-92 77
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THE RECORDS
RECORD vs. OPPONENTSSchool W-L-T Pct. OT GAMESAdelphi 4-11-1 .281 2-1-1Albany 4-0-0 1.000 -----American International 17-2-0 .895 1-0-0Army 2-0-0 1.000 1-0-0Assumption 10-7-2 .579 1-1-2Barry 0-2-0 .000 -----Bates 1-0-0 1.000 -----Bentley 7-5-0 .583 0-1-0Binghamton 0-2-0 .000 -----Bloomsburg 0-1-0 .000 -----Boston University 5-0-0 1.000 -----Bowdoin 4-1-2 .714 0-1-2Bridgeport *7-1-1 .833 0-0-1Bridgewater 2-0-1 .833 0-0-1Bryant 16-3-3 .796 1-0-3Carson-Newman 0-1-0 .000 -----Castleton State 4-1-0 .800 -----Catawba 0-1-0 .000 -----Colby 4-0-1 .900 0-0-1Colby-Sawyer 1-1-0 .500 -----C.W. Post 1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0Dominican 1-0-0 1.000 -----Felician 1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0Framingham State 3-0-0 1.000 -----Franklin Pierce 5-20-1 .212 0-0-1Georgian Court 2-0-0 1.000 -----Goldey-Beacom 1-0-0 .000 -----Green Mountain 9-2-1 .792 0-0-1Hartford 1-1-0 .500 -----Holy Cross 3-1-0 .750 -----Holy Family 1-1-0 .500 -----Keene State 5-13-1 .289 1-3-1Le Moyne 11-3-2 .750 0-1-1Lock Haven 0-1-0 .000 -----Lyndon State 3-0-0 .000 -----Lynn 1-0-0 1.000 -----Maine-Orono 2-0-0 1.000 -----UMass-Amherst 1-2-0 .333 -----UMass Lowell 10-3-1 .750 1-0-1Merrimack 14-12-1 .537 1-3-1Millersville 0-0-1 .500 0-0-1New Hampshire 2-2-0 .500 -----New Haven 7-2-1 .750 1-0-1Newport 1-0-0 1.000 -----Niagara 2-0-0 1.000 -----Notre Dame (NH) 7-0-0 1.000 -----Nyack 1-0-0 1.000 -----Pace 5-3-1 .611 2-1-1Philadelphia Univ. 1-1-1 .500 0-0-1Plymouth State 2-4-0 .333 0-1-0Post 1-0-0 1.000 -----Quinnipiac 7-0-2 .899 0-0-2Sacred Heart *7-1-0 .875 1-0-0Saint Anselm 18-6-3 .722 6-0-3Saint Leo 1-0-0 1.000 -----Saint Michael’s 20-6-0 .769 1-0-0Saint Rose 6-7-2 .467 0-2-2Salve Regina 1-0-0 1.000 -----Sonoma State 0-1-0 .000 -----Southern Connecticut 5-5-4 .500 1-0-4Southern Maine 2-0-0 1.000 -----Southampton 7-2-0 .778 0-1-0Springfield 8-2-0 .800 1-1-0Stonehill 13-11-5 .535 0-0-5Temple 1-0-0 1.000 1-0-0Thomas 3-0-0 1.000 -----Tusculum 0-1-0 .000 -----Vermont 2-1-0 .667 -----Westfield State 6-2-0 .750 1-0-0Wheaton 0-1-0 .000 0-1-0TOTALS 299-156-38 .645 25-17-30
*Includes Forfeit Win
SNHU in the ECACs
1983 (at New Haven, CT)Semifinals: LeMoyne 3, SNHU 2 OT
1984 (at Springfield, MA)Semifinals: SNHU 1, Stonehill 0
Finals: SNHU 4, Springfield 1
1985 (at Manchester, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 4 , Merrimack 0
Finals: SNHU 2, Keene State 0
1986 (at Keene, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 3, Merrimack 1
Finals: Keene State 5, SNHU 0
1987 (at Keene, NH)Semifinals: Keene State 1, SNHU 0
1988 (at West Point, NY)Semifinals: Rained Out
#Finals: SNHU 1, Army 0
1989 (at Manchester, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 1, Merrimack 0
Finals: SNHU 3, Army 1
1990 (at Manchester, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 3, Springfield 2
Finals: Southampton 0, SNHU 0 OT
(Southampton wins on penalty kicks, 3-1)
1991 (at Springfield, MA)Semifinals: SNHU 1, Stonehill 0
Finals: SNHU 2, Southampton 1
1994 (at Keene, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 2, Saint Anselm 1 OT
Finals: SNHU 2, Quinnipiac 0
1995 (at Manchester, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 2, Philadelphia Textile 0
Finals: Saint Anselm 2, SNHU 0
1996 (at Keene, NH)Semifinals: SNHU 1, Quinnipiac 0
Finals: SNHU 2, Keene State 1 OT
SNHU in the NCAAs
1997 New England Regional (at New Haven, CT)
Franklin Pierce 6, SNHU 2
2003 New England Regional (at Rindge, NH)
Franklin Pierce 2, SNHU 1
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ALL-TIME HONOR ROLLNEWISA ALL-NEW ENGLAND
Vera Garrant (B) 1983, 84, 85 (First Team)Amy Jackson (F) 1984, 85, 86 (First Team)Lynda Kent (B) 1986 (Second Team)Heidi Schuberth (F) 1983-86 (First Team)Lisa Hayes (F) 1987 (Second Team)Terry McDonough (MF) 1984-87 (First Team)Sara Evangelous (MF) 1988 (Second Team)Lisa Russell (MF) 1987 (Second Team)
1988 (First Team)Nancy Therrien (MF) 1987 (First Team)
1988 (Second Team)Torrie Fitzpatrick (F) 1987, 88, 89 (First Team)Leslie McIntire (MF) 1987 (Second Team)
1989 (First Team)Stacey Blodgett (B) 1989 (Second Team)
1990 (First Team)Deana Papetti (F) 1990 (Second Team)Laura Petretta (F) 1990 (Second Team)Laini Short (F) 1989, 91 (Second Team)
1992 (First Team)Debbie Wisniowski (G) 1989 (Second Team)
1990, 91 (First Team)Denise Belleville (B) 1991 (First Team)Mardi Friebel (B) 1989, 90, 91 (Second Team)Sue Cashman (F) 1990, 91, 93 (First Team)Kristy Olson (MF) 1990, 91 Second Team)Lara Ellis (B) 1992 (Second Team)Heather Swabowicz (F) 1993 (Second Team)
1995, 96 (First Team)Deb Sylvia (B) 1994 (First Team)Leigh Brinkley (MF) 1994 (Second Team)Kristi Kozak (B) 1995 (Second Team)Anna Wallin (MF) 1995 (Second Team)Jaime Marquis (B) 1996, 97 (Second Team)Lotta Thunberg (MF) 1997 (First Team)Kelly Landon (MF) 1997 (Second Team)Heather Klorer (F) 1997 (Second Team)Rosie Power (MF) 1998 (Second Team)Lindsay Parks (MF) 2003 (First Team)Cary Rivett (MF) 2008 (First Team)Nicole Ebner (MF) 2008 (Second Team)Stef Young (GK) 2008 (Second Team)Ariel Teixeira (F) 2008 (Second Team)
ALL-NECCBridget Bezilla (MF) 1994 (First Team)
1995 (Second Team)Brooke Moody (B) 1994 (First Team)Kerri Silvestri (GK) 1994 (First Team)Heather Swabowicz (F) 1994, 95, 96 (First Team)Leigh Brinkley (MF) 1994 (Second Team)Jaime Marquis (B) 1994 (Second Team)
1995, 96, 97 (First Team)Kristi Kozak (B) 1995 (First Team)Anna Wallin (MF) 1995 (First Team)Jen Paige (GK) 1996 (Second Team)Lotta Thunberg (MF/F) 1996, 97 (First Team)Kelly Landon (MF) 1997 (First Team)Sophia Odre (MF) 1997, 98 (Second Team)
1999 (Hon. Mention)Heather Klorer (F) 1997, 99 (First Team)Rosie Power (MF) 1998 (First Team)Lori Scandurra (GK) 1999 (Second Team)
NECC ROOKIE OF THE YEARRosie Power 1998
NECC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARJaime Marquis 1996
ALL NE-10Heather Klorer (MF) 2000 (Second Team)Anna Turbe (MF) 2001 (Third Team)Lindsay Parks (MF) 2001, 2002 (Third Team)
2003, 2004 (First Team)Nicole Bradley (MF) 2002 (Third Team)Liz Wheeler (MF) 2002 (Third Team)Amanda Wiggins (MF) 2003 (Third Team)
2004 (Second Team)Carolyn Mahoney (B) 2004, 2005 (Third Team)
2006 (Second Team)Nikki Cote (F) 2005 (Third Team)Laurie Boland (MF) 2005 (Third Team)
2007 (Second Team)Cary Rivett (MF) 2007 (Second Team)
2008 (First Team)Sophia Saint Paul (F) 2008 (First Team)Nicole Ebner (MF) 2008 (Second Team)Emily Mongeau (B) 2008 (Second Team)Ariel Teixeira (F) 2008 (Third Team)
NSCAA ALL-REGIONHeidi Schuberth (F) 1985, 86 (Second Team)Sara Evangelous (MF) 1988 (Second Team)Torrie Fitzpatrick (F) 1988, 89 (First Team)Leslie McIntire (MF) 1988, 89 (First Team)Nancy Therrien (MF) 1988 (First Team)Wendy Pedemonte (B) 1988 (Second Team)Stacey Blodgett (B) 1989 (Second Team)Laini Short (F) 1989, 91, 92 (First Team)Debbie Wisniowski (G) 1990 (First Team)Mardi Friebel (B) 1990, 91, 92 (First Team)Sue Cashman (F) 1990, 91, 93 (First Team)Kristy Olson (MF) 1990 (Second Team)Kerri Silvestri (G) 1992 (First Team)Deb Sylvia (B) 1993 (Second Team)H. Swabowicz (F) 1993 ,94, 95, 96 (First Team)Brooke Moody (B) 1994 (First Team)Bridget Bezilla (MF) 1994 (Second Team)
1995 (First Team)Kristi Kozak (B) 1995 (First Team)Jaime Marquis (B) 1996 (Second Team)
1997 (First Team)Lotta Thunberg (MF) 1996, 97 (First Team)Kelly Landon (F) 1997 (Second Team)Sophia Odre (MF) 1997 (Second Team)Heather Klorer (F) 1997 (First Team)
1999 (Second Team)Rosie Power (MF) 1998 (Second Team)Lindsay Parks (MF) 2003 (First Team)
2004 (Second Team)Laurie Boland (MF) 2007 (Second Team)Cary Rivett (MF) 2007, 2008 (Third Team)Sophia Saint Paul (F) 2008 (Second Team)
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICADebbie Wisniowski 1990 District 1Lara Ellis 1992 District 1Lotta Thunberg 1996, 97 District 1
1997 National
NSCAA NEW ENGLAND COACH of the YEARPeter Tufts 1984, 1988
NSCAA ALL-AMERICATorrie Fitzpatrick (F) 1988, 89 (First Team)Laini Short (F) 1991 (First Team)Sue Cashman (F) 1993 (Second Team)Heather Swabowicz (F) 1994 (First Team)
1995, 96 (Second Team)Lotta Thunberg (MF) 1997 (Second Team)
Fitzpatrick Cashman
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2009 SOCCER
LARKIN FIELD - HOME OF THE PENMEN
Southern New Hampshire University officially dedicated itssoccer field to former Vice President for Student Affairs Dr.George J. Larkin during a ceremony held April 23, 2004. The fieldwill now be referred to as "Dr. George J. Larkin Field." It waspreviously known as Penmen Field. Larkin, who served theuniversity for 38 years, retired at the conclusion of the 2003-04school year.
Current President Dr. Paul J. LeBlanc, President EmeritusDr. Richard Gustafson and SNHU Board of Trustee member AnnLally spoke on behalf of the university prior to the unveiling ofthe new signage, which is located at the entrance to the facility.
Richard Courtemanche, chairman of the Board of Trustees,Athletic Director Joseph "Chip" Polak, Associate AthleticDirector Ray Prouty and Pauline Larkin, his wife, also took partin the unveiling, which was well attended by the SNHU community,as well as, Larkin's family.
"I am honored to be a part of this celebration," saidGustafson, who worked closely with Larkin during his 16 years asPresident. "George Larkin has a rock solid core of values, andthat is why we admire him and honor him today."
"This is the highest honor we can bestow on an individual,"commented LeBlanc just prior to the unveiling. "Decades fromnow George Larkin's name will remain an important part of thisuniversity."
A reception followed the unveiling where Larkin waspresented with gifts to commemorate the day and his retirement.The Student Government Association presented him with a SNHUjersey with his name the number 38, in recognition of his years38 years of service. The Alumni Association enlarged and framedthe invitation used for the ceremony. The campus communitypresented Larkin with a framed painting by local artist SusanCallihan of Peterborough, that incudes three paintings depictingthe changing face of SNHU over the years.
"Prior to today the only signage on the field was one thatread Home of the Champions," said Polak before introducingLarkin during the reception. "That is very appropriate, becausenow the field is named for a man who is a true champion."
SNHU's men's and women's soccer and men's and women'slacrosse teams play their home games on the field, which is alsoused for numerous recreational and intramural activities.
Larkin has oversaw the athletic department from 1969 to2004 and served as Vice President for Student Affairs from 1983to 2004. SNHU developed into one the premier Division II athleticprograms in the nation under his guidance, claiming numerousEastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) and NationalCollegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) regional championships,and the 1989 NCAA National Championship in men’s soccer.
He was also instrumental in SNHU’s move from the now-defunct New England Collegiate Conference to the Northeast-10Conference, considered by many to be the premier Division IIleague in the country.
He also established a strict policy that every student-athletemust maintain a 2.0 cumulative grade point average in order tobe eligible to participate in a varsity sport at SNHU. This is higherthan the NCAA standard and is based on the fact that the entirestudent body at the University is required to earn a cumulativeGPA of 2.0 in order to graduate. This policy paid off in thesummer of 2001 when SNHU earned the inaugural USA Today/NCAAFoundation Academic Achievement Award in recognition of highgraduation rates among its student-athletes.
Larkin Field and the entire facility received a major faceliftduring the summer of 2003, and the facility now ranks as one thebest in the region.
Two days after the 2003 commencement was held on the fieldthe bulldozers arrived on campus and began the process ofreplacing the existing grass field with the state-of-the artFieldTurf surface. Viewed by many as the “ultimate all-weathersurface”, FieldTurf is a revolutionary sports surface thatprovides the perfect playing conditions all year long. It looks likegrass, feels like grass and plays like grass.
Additional improvements to the facility included newpermanent bleachers, a new scoreboard and a new “fully-wired”press box.
With over 600 installations in over 20 countries, FieldTurf iswidely considered to be the top producer of artificial grass. The
University of Michiganrecently selected FieldTurffor its legendary MichiganStadium, and over 20 NCAAuniversities have FieldTurf intheir stadiums.
U.S. Soccer, thegoverning body for soccer inthe United States, alsorecently selected FieldTurffor its Home Depot NationalTraining Center in Carson,Calf. St. John’s University,one of the top Division 1men’s soccer programs in thecountry, selected FieldTurffor its surface at BelsonStadium.
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY
LOCATIONSouthern New Hampshire University is located in an area
that gives students the best of both worlds. The culture andfacilities of urban areas are close by, while the beauty andrecreational diversity of the New Hampshire north country iswithin a short drive. The campus sits on the edge ofManchester, a city of 100,000 people and New Hampshire’sbusiness center. It is home to museums, theatres, retailcenters and quality restaurants. Convenient interstate high-ways bisect Manchester’s bustling perimeters and air serviceconnects Manchester with all major cites in the UnitedStates.
Just an hour south is Boston, with all of its culturaladvantages and activities. Boston is home to the world-classMuseum of Science and Fine Arts Museum, as well as theBoston Red Sox, Bruins, Celtics and New England Patriots. Tothe north, students have access to the wilderness andrecreational areas of the White Mountains and the LakesRegion. The White Mountains offer some of the best hiking inthe country and the best skiing in New England.
The location of the campus enables SNHU to providestudents with access to the kinds of recreational and culturalopportunities that add greatly to the experience of going tocollege. Finally, New Hampshire ranks 48th nationally inviolent crime and there is a comprehensive security programin place at SNHU which has produced a remarkable safetyrecord.
VISITING SNHUPersonal interviews and campus tours are strongly recom-
mended. Tours and interviews are conducted Monday throughFriday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. throughout the year and onselect Saturday mornings during the academic year. Appoint-ments for interviews and/or tours may be arranged by callingthe admission office at (800) 642-4968.
DIRECTIONSHeading North Via I-93
Take exit 9N from I-93 onto U.S. 3/Route 28 headingnorth. Turn left at the first intersection onto West AliceDrive, which becomes Donati Drive at the sharp curve. Atthe end of Donati Drive turn right onto BicentennialDrive. At the first stop sign turn right onto North RiverRoad. SNHU is 1/4 mile on the left.
Heading North ViaEverett Turnpike (Route 3)
Take Route 3 to I-293 North to Exit 6. Cross theAmoskeag Bridge and turn left at the first intersectiononto Elm Street. Stay on Elm Street for 1 mile then turnleft onto Bennington Road. Go one block and turn rightonto North River Road. SNHU is 1.5 miles on the left.
Heading South Via I-93Follow I-93 South to Exit 9N. Proceed north on U.S. 3/
Route 28 as above.
ATHLETICSThe rich tradition of athletics has long been the source
of pride for the family and friends of Southern New HampshireUniversity. Since the glory days of the Greater Boston SmallCollege Conference, to the present status as a NCAA DivisionII power, the Penmen have maintained a level of excellencethat is second to none.
SNHU is a member of the National Collegiate AthleticAssociation and the Northeast-10 Conference. An originalmember of the now-disbanded New England CollegiateConference, SNHU became a member of the Northeast-10Conference prior to the 2000-01 academic year.
Men’s teams are fielded in baseball, basketball, crosscountry, golf, hockey, lacrosse, soccer and tennis. Women’steams include basketball, cross country, lacrosse, soccer,softball, tennis and volleyball. Cheerleading is also offered asa co-ed varsity sport.
Numerous individual and team achievements in recentyears have brought SNHU both regional and nationalrecognition. Topping the list of recent success stories is the1989 NCAA Division II National Championship in men’s soccer.Consistently ranked among the top programs in the country,the men’s soccer team has participated in 14 NCAA Tournamentssince 1986 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament nationalchampionship game in 2002. In addition, the women’s soccerteam claimed seven of a possible 13 ECAC Division II titles from1984 to 1996 and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 1997and 2003.
The men’s basketball team, a long-time New Englandpower, has participated in 16 NCAA Tournaments since 1980.The Penmen have claimed six NCAA Regional titles andadvanced to the Division II Final Four in 1993 and 1994. Thewomen’s basketball team advanced to the NCAA Tournamentin 1988 and 1990 and captured the ECAC Division II title in 1991.The SNHU hockey team participated in the final NCAA DivisionII Championship Series in 1999 and has advanced to a post-season tournament each of the last 11 seasons.
The golf team claimed back-to-back Northeast-10Conference championships in 2001 and 2002 and participatedin three NCAA Tournaments in the last seven seasons (2003,2006, 2009). The women’s tennis team qualified for its firstNCAA Tournament in 2009, while the women’s lacrosse teamhas reached the Northeast-10 championship game in each ofthe last two years. The softball team made its first-everappearance in the NCAA Division II Tournament in 2006, whilethe baseball team claimed its first-ever ECAC Division II title in1997.
The men’s lacrosse team advanced to the ECAC Tournamentin 1995, while the women’s lacrosse team advanced to thesemifinals of the Northeast-10 Conference Tournament in justits third season as a varsity sport in 2006. The men’s tennis andvolleyball teams have also qualified for the NE-10 Tournamentin recent years, while the cheerleading team placed sixthnationally in 2006.
SNHU student-athletes succeed off the playing field aswell. Proof of this came in September of 2001 when theUniversity was one of nine recipients of the inaugural USAToday NCAA Foundation Academic Achievement Award, inrecognition of high graduation rates among student athletes.SNHU took home the award for the highest graduation rateamong all Division II schools. A total of 152 SNHU student-athletes were named to the Northeast-10 Commissioner’sHonor Roll in 2008-09, while two student-athletes were namedESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans.
SNHU also earned the Northeast-10 Conference AcademicAchievement Award following the 2001-02 school year.
2008 SNHU Men's Soccer ScheduleDATE OPPONENT TIMEAUGUST28 LIU-C.W. POST 7:0030 CALDWELL COLLEGE 1:00
SEPTEMBER3 at Wilmington College (DE) 1:006 SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS COLLEGE 1:0010 + SAINT MICHAEL’S COLLEGE 7:0013 + THE COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE 1:0016 + at University of New Haven 4:0020 at Dowling College 1:0024 + at Stonehill College 4:0027 + AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE 1:0030 + at Bentley College 3:30
OCTOBER4 + at Southern Connecticut State University 7:008 + ASSUMPTION COLLEGE 7:0011 + LE MOYNE COLLEGE 1:0014 + FRANKLIN PIERCE UNIVERSITY 7:0018 + at Merrimack College 1:0022 + at Saint Anselm College 3:0029 + at UMass Lowell 7:00
NOVEMBER2 NORTHEAST-10 TOURNAMENT (Quarterfinals) TBA5 NORTHEAST-10 TOURNAMENT (Semifinals) TBA8 NORTHEAST-10 TOURNAMENT (Championship) TBA
+ Northeast-10 ConferenceHome Games in BOLD CAPS
NCAA Tournament1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1995, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2006
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