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2009 Media Guide

2009T.V./Radio Roster

0Freshman

GK

5’5”

Jenn Nichols

4Freshman

MF/F

5’8”

Alexis Coughlin

10Freshman

F

5’9”

Abi Cottam

16Senior

MF

5’3”

Natalie Sica

00Freshman

GK

5’6”

Brittany Heil

5Senior

B

5’6”

Kate Murphy

11Senior

B

5’6”

Stacy Belgiovene

17Junior

B/M

5’4”

Kimberly Reichel

21Senior

B

5’4”

Lesile Amster

1Junior

GK

5’7”

Alex Post

6Junior

B

5’8”

Kara Perkoski

12Freshman

B

5’3”

Angela Monaco

18Freshman

B

5’3”

Meghan Mohr

22Freshman

MF

5’5”

Claire Thompson

2Senior

MF/F

5’6”

Alison Brody

8Freshman

B

5’5”

Kate Stevens

14Freshman

MF

5’6”

Demi Mello

19Freshman

MF

5’7”

Kaitlin Wylie

26Sophomore

MF

5’5”

Tatiana Kingston

3Sophomore

B

5’8”

Julia Greif

9Freshman

F

5’6”

Kelly Sandefur

15Junior

MF

5’5”

Lauren Musumeci

20Freshman

MF/F

5’3”

Angela Lozupone

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Directions to Rider

From New York and North Jersey:

From the New Jersey Turnpike: Take the NJTurnpike South to Exit 7A (I-195 West). Fol-low I-195 West to the exit for I-295 North(Princeton). I-295 North will become I-95South. Take Exit 7A off of I-95 South to U.S.Route 206 South (Trenton). Rider is a quar-ter mile on the right.From U.S. Route 1 South: take the exit for I-95 South (sign says “To Pennsylvania”). Bearright at junction, following signs for I-95South (Pennsylvania). Take exit 7A off of I-95South to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton).Rider is a quarter mile on the right.

From Pennsylvania:

Take I-95 North, straight over the DelawareRiver into New Jersey. Take Exit 7A off of I-95 to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton). Rideris a quarter mile on the right.From the Pennsylvania Turnpike: take the PATurnpike east to Exit 28 (Philadelphia) andtake U.S. Route 1 North to I-95 North. Con-tinue on I-95 North, straight over theDelaware River into New Jersey. Take Exit7A off of I-95 to U.S. Route 206 South (Tren-ton). Rider is a quarter mile on the right.

From the South:

Take I-295 North. I-295 North will becomeI-95 South. Continue on I-95 South and takeExit 7A off I-95 South to U.S. Route 206South (Trenton). Rider is a quarter mile onthe right.

From the East:

Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 98 (I-195 West). Follow I-195 West to the exit for I-295 North (Princeton). I-295 North willbecome I-95 South. Take Exit 7A off of I-95South to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton). Rideris a quarter mile on the right.

Location: Lawrenceville, New Jersey

Enrollment: 6,084 (4,857 undergraduate)

Founded: 1865

Academic Units: College of Business Administration; College of Liberal Arts, Education,and Sciences; College of Continuing Studies; and Westminster Choir College of the Arts

Colors: Cranberry, White, Gray

Nickname: Broncs

Athletic Affiliations: NCAA Division I, ECAC

Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

President: Mordechai Rozanski, Ph.D.

Athletic Director: Don Harnum 609-896-5054

Associate Athletic Director/SWA: Karin Torchia 609-896-5249

Associate Athletic Director: Greg Busch 609-895-5642

Assistant Athletic Director: Brian Keane ’98 609-896-5364

Faculty Athletics Representative: Jonathan Husch, Ph.D. 609-896-5330

Academic Support Coordinator: Sonya Hurt 609-896-5308

Manager Athletic Business Operations: Lucy Sech 609-895-5650

Athletics Secretary: Cherie Voorhees 609-896-5054

Head Coach: Drayson Hounsome 2nd season (Loughborough University ’94)[email protected] 609-896-5359

Overall Record: 87-48-20 eight years

Record at Rider: 2-14-3 one year

Assistant Coach: Kristy-Rose Dougherty (Rider ’00)

Volunteer Assistant Coach: Windmarc Dalce (American International University ’04)

Head Team Physician: Dr. Tom Lardner, M.D.

Head Athletic Trainer: Tim Lengle, A.T.C.

Strength and Conditioning Coordinator: Gerry Green 609-896-5000

Home Field: Campus Field (1,000)

Sports Information Director: Bud Focht 609-896-5138

Assistant SID: Brian Solomon ’91 609-896-5135

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/8

Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3

Athletics FAX: 609-896-0341

Athletics Hotline: 609-219-2000, 2

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The future home of the RiderBroncs scheduled to open 2010.

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Rider’s enrollment of more than 5,800 consists of approximately4,600 full- and part-time undergraduate and almost 1,200 grad-

uate students studying on campuses in Lawrenceville and Princeton,New Jersey. The University is comprised of four academic units - theCollege of Business Administration; the College of Liberal Arts,Education, and Sciences; the College of Continuing Studies; and West-minster College of the Arts- and offers undergraduate programs in 60areas and graduate programs in 17 specialties.

Ninety-six percent of Rider’s 236 full-time faculty hold doctoral de-grees or the highest credential in their field. Rider’s faculty are award-winning teachers and researchers dedicated to excellence in teaching,learning and scholarship and 12 have been named Fulbright Scholars.Rider’s classes are small and interactive with a student-faculty ratio of13:1. Rider’s curricula balance theory and practice, and emphasize learn-ing by doing through more than 1,000 student internships or field ex-periences, community service learning placements, and undergraduateresearch fellowships. Westminster’s internationally acclaimed choirs per-form with world-famous orchestras and conductors in the United Statesand abroad, further demonstrating Rider’s commitment to experientiallearning.

Rider is currently ranked in the top tier of northern regional uni-versities under the designation of “Best Universities - Master’s” byU.S. News and World Report and has been included in the last seven edi-tions of The Princeton Review’s Best 371 Colleges, its list of the nation’stop 10 percent of colleges and universities.

The University’s many specialized accreditations attest to the qual-ity of its academic programs. Rider is among the select businessschools to have attained AACSB (Association to Advance CollegiateSchools of Business) accreditation and one of only two schools in NewJersey to hold the specialized AACSB accreditation in accounting.Elementary and secondary education programs and their applicable

graduate programs on both campuses are accredited by the NationalCouncil for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Theundergraduate and graduate music programs of Westminster ChoirCollege are accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music(NASM). In addition, Rider’s graduate counseling services programin the School of Education holds the Council for Accreditation ofCounseling and Related Education Programs (CACREP) nationalaccreditation. Rider University is regionally accredited by the MiddleStates Association of Colleges and Schools.

Rider University is a member of the National Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA) Division I for both men’s and women’s athletics.The University offers 20 varsity sports - 10 men’s and 10 women’s teams- 18 in the competitive Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)with field hockey in the Northeast Conference (NEC) and wrestling in theColonial Athletic Association (CAA).

Arete’

With the start of the 1990-91 academic school year, Rider Universityimplemented its innovative Arete' Program for all student-athletes.Arete' refers to the ancient Greek ideal of a balanced striving for excellencein all areas of life. The purpose of the program, which has been detailedin The New York Times and The Times of Trenton, is to help student-athletesdevelop in all areas of their lives, not just on the playing fields or in theclassroom. Subjects of the seminars include time management, stressmanagement, sports nutrition, substance abuse, communication skills,study skills, training techniques, HIV, etiquette/good manners, inter-view techniques, resume writing, and life after Rider.

Student Transitional Education Program (STEP)

During the 1993-94 academic year, the Rider Department of Athleticsdeveloped STEP for varsity athletics. Under the direction of the associ-ate director of athletics, STEP provides individual and group tutoring,as well as study tables that are mandatory for certain student-athletes.STEP also coordinates progress reports, monitors the student-athletesacademic progress, and provides workshops on topics such as libraryskills, test taking and note taking. In 2003 Rider added its first full-time academic support coordinator, Sonya Hurt.

TeamMentor

Through the mentor program, established in the fall of 1994, Rider fac-ulty members or administration are paired with varsity athletic teams.Mentors are present for support, advice, cheerleading, as well as othernon-coaching duties. The mentor program opens communication linesbetween faculty/staff members and student-athletes, and gives the stu-dent-athlete another person in the Rider community to turn to for sup-port and guidance.

Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)

Comprised of one student-athlete from each of Rider’s varsity teams, theStudent-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) meets monthly to discussvarious student-welfare issues and to organize ways for student-athletesto become involved in the community. Through SAAC, Rider student-athletes have organized toy drives and served meals to the needy atThanksgiving.

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT

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HEAD COACH DRAYSON HOUNSOME

Drayson Hounsome returns for his second season as the head coach of the Rider University women’s soccer team.Hounsome is the fourth Rider head coach since women’s soccer became a varsity sport in 1997.

The 2007 Northeast Regional Coach of the Year, Hounsome came to Rider prior to the 2008 season from the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University, where he finished the 2007 season with a program record 17 wins andadvanced to the third round of the NCAA Division II Championship Tournament.

Hounsome’s charge of returning the Broncs to the level they were at five years ago, when they won 23 games overtwo seasons, began when he brought in 12 new players for the 2009 season.

Hounsome is the winningest women’s soccer coach at C. W. Post with 85 wins (85-34-17) in seven seasons, 16more than the previous program record for Pioneer career wins. In 2007 two of his players earned honorable men-tion All-America honors and his team ended the regular season ranked seventh in the nation. Four of his C. W. Postteams were ranked in the Top 25.

“The academic reputation of the University, successful athletic department and great location make Rider an at-tractive choice for many high level student-athletes,” said Hounsome. “I look forward to leading the women’s soc-

cer program towards a MAAC championship.”Hounsome led his 2005 C. W. Post team to its first-ever NYCAC tournament championship, advancing to the NCAA Division II Women's

Soccer Championship tournament for the first time since 1999. C.W. Post finished the 2005 regular season with a No. 20 national ranking in theNSCAA/adidas Division II poll.

Under Hounsome the Pioneers’ team grade point average was above 3.20 his entire tenure, four times earning a national ranking. Prior tocoaching at C. W. Post Hounsome coached for five seasons as an assistant at Molloy College.

For nearly a decade, Hounsome was an important part of the soccer community, serving as National Director of Events and Online Opera-tions for Noga Soccer, where he began his coaching career in 1993. Hounsome has earned coaching licenses from both the United StatesSoccer Federation (USSF) and the National Soccer CoachesAssociation of America (NSCAA). He has coached club andselect teams in tournaments both in the United States andEurope and has coached in the Eastern New York OlympicDevelopment Program (ODP).

Originally from the Channel Islands of Great Britain,Hounsome has competed in Europe and attended England’sprestigious sporting institute, Loughborough University,where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Sport Scienceand Physical Education and also garnered an English F.A.Coaching license.

Hounsome is also the author of a book, “The Baffled Parent’sGuide to Coaching Girls’ Soccer” available at Barnes & Nobel,Borders and at Amazon.com.

Drayson Hounsome

Kristy-Rose Dougherty begins her fifth season at Rider as an assistant coach.Dougherty, a 2001 Rider graduate with a degree in Communications was a member of the inaugural Rider

women’s soccer team. A two-time All-MAAC selection, Dougherty was voted second team All-American for first-year teams by Soccer Buzz Magazine. A team captain and team MVP at Rider, Dougherty was a four-year starter,scoring 18 points (five goals, eight assists) in 77 games. "Doc" currently ranks 14th all-time at Rider in points,and 10th assists. At St. Basil Academy Dougherty was a four-year varsity starter and two-time team captain.Three-times she earned All-AACA honors in high school. A five-year member of the EPYSA ODP program, anda three-year member of the New Jersey Wildcats, Dougherty remains active coaching girls youth soccer in Penn-sylvania.

Kristy-Rose Dougherty

ASSISTANT COACH KRISTY-ROSE DOUGHERTY

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OUTLOOK

Under second-year head coach Drayson Hounsome, the 2009Rider University women’s soccer team will have a new look,with 12 talented new players on the roster. The Broncs return

eight starters who will have plenty of competition for playing time.“The returning players had a great spring and are ready for the chal-

lenges of the new season,” Hounsome said.The returnees will be led by junior goalkeeper Alex Post, junior

forward Lauren Musumeci, senior center-mid Natalie Sica, junior cen-ter-back Kara Perkoski, senior back Kate Murphy, senior back StacyBelgiovene, senior midfielder Alison Brody and junior midfielder KimReichel.

Post played in the Rider goal for every minute of every game lastseason and over the last two years has played all but 14 minutes. As asophomore Post ranked tenth in the nation in saves. “Hopefully shewon’t have to make as many saves this year,” Hounsome said, “and canimprove on her save percentage and goals against average.” Post waseighth in the MAAC in save percentage last season. “It was a credit toher personality last year to keep pushing through the entire season.She worked tremendously hard in the spring and improved signifi-cantly as far as her strength and vertical jump. She is going to have astrong season. This year, with two other good goalkeepers, her per-formance should step up.”

The other two goalkeepers are freshmen Jenn Nichols and BrittanyHeil. Nichols compiled a 54-6-1 record at Exeter High School, includ-ing a 10-1 post-season record with nine shutouts, and set the New Hamp-shire Class L records with 31 career shutouts and 13 in one season. Heilcompiled 28 shutouts at St. John Vianney (New Jersey) High School.

“Jen and Brittany are solid keepers,” Hounsome said. “They are nottoo far away from Alex. We don’t know which one of the them will bethe second keeper, both are doing well in practice, they’re not makingmistakes and they are making good saves, so it will just have to playout as far as who can push Alex the most to get on the field. We needat least one of the new keepers to get some playing time this year.”

Musumeci led the Broncs in goals and points as a freshman and ledthe team in assists last year. “We brought in some talented midfield-ers, so Musumeci may be more utilized up top,” Hounsome said. “Shecan help us at forward and that should increase her scoring output.”

Sica played in all 19 games last season, starting 15, and is now aveteran of 50 Rider games, including 26 MAAC games. “Nat was ourMVP last year, playing five different positions over the course of theseason,” Hounsome said, “and this year we’ll focus on her being a cen-ter midfielder.”

Perkoski started all 38 games over the last two years, leading theteam in assists as a freshman. “We moved Perkowski to center-backand used her there throughout the spring,” Hounsome said. “She’s anatural defender so I think she’s more productive as a defender.”

Murphy played in all 38 games over the last two years, starting 32,including all 19 games last season, and is a veteran of 52 Rider games.“Murphy had a solid spring season and really improved her game,”Hounsome said.

Belgiovene started all 19 games last season and is now a veteran of51 Rider games. “Stacey has worked hard over the summer and hasincreased her levels of conditioning,” Hounsome said.

Brody started all 38 games the last two seasons after making 13

starts as a freshman. “If we play a 4-4-2 we’ll probably use Brody as oneof our wide midfielders,” Hounsome said. “We moved her around lastyear, never giving her a chance to settle, but this year if we play a 4-3-3 she’ll be one of the wide attackers.”

Reichel started all 19 games last year. “Kimmy has been a forwardand midfielder for us and this year we’re looking for her to be an at-tacking midfielder,” Hounsome said.

Also returning from injury is senior back Leslie Amster, who was aJunior College All-American before playing 36 games over two seasonsfor Rider, but missed last season with a knee injury. “Leslie is doingwell,” Hounsome said. “Her recovery was tough, but she had a goodrun in the preseason game, playing a solid 30 minutes and did well.”

A trademark of a Hounsome-coached team has been defense, evi-dent last year when Rider led the league in saves and in 2008 when hisC. W. Post team ranked second in the nation in defense, allowing justnine goals in 21 games. “Hopefully we won’t be as defensive as wewere last year,” Hounsome said. “We’ve got good personnel where wecan compete every game. This year we’re going into every game withthe ability to win the game. Last year we were overmatched manytimes, not on an even playing field. This year for the most part we’llbe on an even playing field with our opponents.”

Coach Hounsome went across several oceans to find goal scorers,taking two from England and one from Australia. “It’s good,” Houn-some said of his new international flavor. “It adds a whole different di-mension to the program. They bring to the program a different workethic, a different mind set. They’ve been playing on women’s teams,not youth teams, so their speed of play is good.”

The newcomers are led by freshmen Abi Cottam and Kate Stevens ofEngland and freshman Kelly Sandefur of Australia. “These players aregoing to be huge bonuses for the program and for the Conference as well,”Hounsome said. Abbi scores goals. She knows how to score. She has goodpace, good touch, a good shot, but the bottom line is she knows how toscore. With Sandefur, Cottam, Musumeci and freshman Alexis Coughlinwe have four players who can comfortably provide goals for us.”

Coughlin was twice a member of the Empire State team. “Alexis isa strong, athletic player who will provide us with multiple options bothup top and in midfield,” Hounsome said. “She has the ability to scorefrom distance as well as create opportunities fro those around her.”

Other additions to the roster include Meghan Mohr of HolstvilleNY, Angela Lozupone of Rockville, MD, Demi Mello of Mattituck,NY, Claire Thompson of East Greenwich, RI, and Angela Monaco ofHolstville NY and Kaitlin Wylie of Yardley, PA.

Mohr earned All-State honors as a senior defender at Sachem HighSchool. “Meghan is an intelligent, composed defender who is technicallyvery comfortable with the ball,” Hounsome said. “She has great speedand good positioning and can play anywhere on the defensive line.”

Lozupone “is a fast, tenacious midfielder who will cause a lot ofproblems for our opponents,” said Hounsome. “She has a great engineand will enable us to maintain a high intensity level both offensivelyand defensively.”

Mello was the 2007 Player of the Year, earning All-State. “Demi isa strong technical midfielder with good vision and passing ability,”Hounsome said. “We will be looking for her creativity to break downopponents in the attacking third.”

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Thompson played on a pair of Rhode Island State Champion clubteams. “Claire has overcome several injuries in recent seasons, but isnow fully fit,” Hounsome said. “She is a technical, hard working playerwho will play in midfield or at the back for us.”

Monaco played for the Sachem Blazers club team which ranked 21stin the nation. “Angela will be a great addition to the left side of thefield for us,” Hounsome said. “She is a fast, tough player who will playeither as an attacking left fullback or wide midfielder.”

Wylie comes to Rider from nearby Pennsbury High School. “We arelooking for her to strengthen us both in midfield and defense,” Hounsomesaid. “She has the potential to be an outstanding player for the Broncs.”

In 2008 the Broncs spent most of the game on defense, being out-shot more than two to one. “We’re going to control the ball more thisyear,” Hounsome said. “Last year we turned it over more than weshould have. This year we’ll be able to possess the ball for longer pe-riods of time. And since the other team will have the ball less, we won’tcontinuously be defending.”

The Broncs also plan on scoring a few more goals in 2009. “We’llbe creating more chances this year,” Hounsome said. “We have per-sonnel that is more composed and we have more people who are usedto playing specific positions.”

Other than the offense, the biggest difference between 2008 and2009 will be the fact that the adjustment period is over. “After one yearI’m more settled here and the returning players are more comfortablewith me,” Hounsome said. “They know my style of coaching and Inow know how to motivate them, which is important.”

Last season the Broncs were able to tie regular season MAAC Cham-pion Loyola and took the eventual MAAC Champion, Fairfield, intoovertime. “The Loyola and Fairfield games were highlights of last sea-son, but we now know we can do more than that,” Hounsome said. Wehad a great spring season. They improved as a team 32 percent in theirstrength and conditioning exercises over the course of last year. That’spretty phenomenal. That has given the returnees a lot of confidence.We had a successful spring so I think our confidence is built up overthe course of this last year.”

The schedule begins August 28-30 at the U. S. Naval Academy’stournament, taking on Boise State and Fairleigh Dickinson. “TheNavy tournament is an interesting way to start the season,” Houn-some said. “Boise State will have two games under their belts beforewe open, but we will be well prepared from day one.”

Rider plays the home opener September 1 against Delaware Stateand returns home September 4 to host Sacred Heart. “We’ve got threegames in the first five days, so we’ll have to use multiple personnel inthose games,” Hounsome said. “That will give everyone an opportu-nity to show what they can do, and also to decide on what formationworks best.”

The Broncs play at Monmouth, at Lafayette, at NJIT and at St.Francis (PA) before hosting Wagner in the final non-conference game.“The non-conference schedule is more competitive to where we are asa program,” Hounsome said. “The conference schedule is tough, so thenon-conference schedule needs to prepare us for that. The non-confer-ence schedule needs to identify the areas we need to work on and togive us the confidence to go into MAAC play knowing that we cansucceed.”

With a dozen talented new players and eight veteran starters re-turning, the Broncs look to make a major jump in the conferencestandings this year, and succeed in the 10-team MAAC ChampionshipTournament, held at Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex inFlorida. “I think we’ll surprise a few people,” Hounsome said. “We’vegot the potential to be successful.”

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12 YEARS OF RIDER WOMEN’S SOCCER

Year Record Affiliation/Conference Division Coach

1997 9-9-1 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kelly Sack Baker1998 7-11 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kelly Sack Baker1999 2-15-2 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Peggy Graham-Matthews2000 4-14-1 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Peggy Graham-Matthews2001 9-10-2 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Peggy Graham-Matthews2002 8-13-0 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Peggy Graham-Matthews2003 11-7-2 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kevin Long2004 12-7-2 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kevin Long2005 3-15-2 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kevin Long2006 6-8-3 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kevin Long2007 5-11-3 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Kevin Long2008 2-14-3 NCAA/MAAC Div. I Drayson Hounsome

12 YEARS OF RIDER WOMEN’S SOCCER

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2008 STATISTICS • RESULTS

Season in Review • 2008 Results

Rider Broncs Overall Individual Statistics (2008 Final Statistics)

All gamesOverall: 2-14-3 Conf: 1-7-1 Home: 0-5-2 Away: 2-7-1 Neut: 0-2-0

8/26 LAFAYETTE 2-2 (2ot) T

8/29 at Drexel 0-1 L

8/31 MONMOUTH 0-1 L

9/4 at Towson 0-1 (ot) L

9/7 at Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0 W

9/12 at Northern Colorado 0-4 L

9/14 North Florida at UNC 1-3 L

9/17 at Binghamton 1-1 (2ot) T

9/27 VERMONT (at TCNJ) 2-5 L

10/3 *FAIRFIELD 1-2 (2ot) L

10/5 *IONA 0-1 L

10/10 *at Manhattan 0-4 L

10/12 *at Saint Peter’s 2-1 W

10/18 *LOYOLA 0-0 (2ot) T

10/22 at Pennsylvania 0-3 L

10/24 *CANISIUS 1-4 L

10/26 *NIAGARA 0-3 L

10/31 *at Siena 0-3 L

11/2 *at Marist 2-3 L

*Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference GameHOME GAMES IN CAPS

|--------------------------SHOTS--------------------------|## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT

10 Devlin, Kayla 19-15 4 0 8 20 .200 14 .700 1 0-07 Bunch, Jordan 19-19 4 0 8 13 .308 9 .692 0 0-015 Musumeci, Lauren 19-19 1 4 6 48 .021 19 .396 0 0-05 Murphy, Kate 19-19 2 0 4 7 .286 5 .714 1 0-06 Perkoski, Kara 19-19 1 0 2 31 .032 12 .387 0 0-016 Sica, Natalie 19-15 1 0 2 12 .083 9 .750 0 0-011 Belgiovene, Stacy 19-19 1 0 2 4 .250 2 .500 0 0-022 Mahar, Erin 19-19 0 2 2 8 .000 6 .750 0 0-017 Reichel, Kimberly 19-19 0 1 1 17 .000 8 .471 0 0-08 Andrea, Samantha 15-4 0 1 1 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-02 Brody, Alison 19-19 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 0 0-019 Mahar, Lauren 15-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-021 Amster, Leslie 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-018 Goodhue, Lauren 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-014 Kingston, Tatiana 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-013 Matricardi, Michelle 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-012 Scully, Amanda 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-03 Greif, Julia 7-4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total........................... 19 14 8 36 168 .083 87 .518 2 0-0Opponents................. 19 42 27 111 355 .118 182 .513 14 0-1

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |---SAVES---| |-----RECORD-----|## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho

1 Post, Alex 19-19 1795:28 42 2.11 137 .765 2 14 3 2TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 3 1.000 0 0 0 0Total....................... 19 1795:28 42 2.11 140 .769 2 14 3 2Opponents............. 19 1795:28 14 0.70 73 .839 14 2 3 10



2008 CONFERENCE STANDINGS • ALL-TIME ROSTER

Team MAAC Points Overall

Loyola@ 7-0-2 23 10-6-4Fairfield$ 7-2-0 21 16-5-2Siena 6-2-1 19 13-3-3Canisius 6-3-0 18 11-5-3Niagara 5-4-0 15 12-6-1Manhattan 4-3-2 14 7-8-3Iona 3-6-0 9 4-16-0Marist 3-6-0 9 5-14-0Rider 1-7-1 4 2-14-3Saint Peter’s 0-9-0 0 3-15-0@-Regular Season Champion $-MAAC Tournament Champion

2008 MAAC FINAL STANDINGS

ALynda Acchitelli 1999-2000Lindsay Adams 1997-2000Tracey Albrecht 1998-2001Leslie Amster 2006-Samantha Andrea 2008-Sarah Artale 1999-2003Aileen Ascolese 2002-2005

BLiz Bajo 2001Jenna Balestrire 2005Stacy Belgiovene 2006-Stephanie Best 2001-2004Allison Black 1997Stefanie Boutis 1998-2001Meghan Brett 2006Alison Brody 2006-Krissy Bucchino 1998-1999Jordan Bunch 2008-Kelli Burke 2003-2006Molli Burns 2000-2003

CLindsay Canfield 1997-1998Kim Carter 2004-2006Megan Cauble 1999-2000Abi Cottam 2009-Alexis Coughlin 2009-Tami Coyle 2001-2004Katie Craig 1997-1999Leah Craig 2001-2004

DMonica David 1997, 1999-00Kayla Devlin 2005-2008Danielle DiMeglio 2003

Breanne Donnelly 2002-2003Kristy-Rose Dougherty 1997-2000

EColleen Evans 2000-2003

FCasey Fagan 2001-2004Jamie Fetzer 2007Ashtyn Foley 2008-

GAndrea Giuliani 2000-2004Lauren Goodhue 2008-Tina Gramiak 1999-2002Julia Greif 2008-Kelly Gubitosa 1997-1998Debbie Gwin 1998

HKristin Haagenson 1998-2001Marianne Hanna 2002-2004Hannah Harris 2003-2005Brittany Heil 2009-Shana Herman 2004-2007Michele Herzog 1998-2001Megan High 1999

JJennifer Jacobs 1997Ashley Johnson 2002

KCourtney Kaufman 1998Tatiana Kingston 2009Suzanne Konunchuk 2000Jordina Koplik 2000, 2002Kerri Kopliner 2002

Tricia Korejko 1997-1999Christina Kuchler 1997-1998

LJeanine LaManna 1997-2000Angela Lozupone 2009-Adria Love 2001

MStephanie Madden 2004-2007Erin Mahar 2005-2008Lauren Mahar 2005-2008Jennifer Marcella 2002-2005Michelle Matricardi 2005-2008Meredith McWilliams 1999Demi Mello 2009-Meghan Mohr 2009-Maggie Molfetas 2006-2007Angela Monaco 2009-Tara Morris 2006-Kate Murphy 2006-Lauren Musumeci 2007-

NKellie Neville 1997-1999Jenn Nichols 2009-Jenna Nord 2002-2004Deidre Nowak 2002

OKelly Oates 2002-2005Lauren O’Donnell 2003

PKara Perkoski 2007-Alex Post 2007-Quennie Potes 1997-1998Jessica Poulos 1997

RKimberly Reichel 2007-Michele Ripoll 2004-2007Carla Rocha 1998Donna Ryan 2000-2001

SSandi Sacchetti 1998Kelly Sandefur 2009-Latysha Saunders 1997Kimberly Scott 1999-2000Amanda Scully 2005-Kelly Sherman 1998-2000Natalie Sica 2006-Brittney Smith 2005Allison Spehar 2002-2003Jennifer Springer 2007-2008Elizabeth Steiner 1997-1998, 2000Kate Stevens 2009-

TJennifer Taubman 1997Lauren Terzyk 2003-2006Claire Thompson 2009-Christa Tindall 2002

VSusan Vargas 1997-1998Amy Vinarsky 2004-2007Jen Vroman 2005

WJoy Wallace 1998Kellianne Wargo 1997-98Rebecca Weber 2002Kelli Wich 1998-2001Erin Wolleon 2000-2003Kaitlin Wylie 2009-

All-Time Roster

MAAC Tournament ResultsSemi-Finals#1 Loyola 4, #4 Canisius 0#2 Fairfield 0, #3 Siena 0(Fairfield 5-4 shootout)

MAAC Championship#2 Fairfield 3, #1 Loyola 0

NCAA Tournament ResultsOklahoma State 1, Fairfield 0

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2009 ROSTER

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School

21 Leslie Amster* Sr. B 5-4 Somerville, N.J./Raritan Valley CC/Somerville11 Stacy Belgiovene* Sr. B 5-6 Toms River, N.J./Toms River North2 Alison Brody* Sr. MF/F 5-6 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac10 Abi Cottam Fr. F 5-9 Leominster, England/Ludlow4 Alexis Coughlin Fr. MF/F 5-8 Baldwinsville, N.Y./Baldwinsville3 Julia Greif* So. B 5-8 San Antonio, Texas/Ronald Reagan00 Brittany Heil Fr. GK 5-6 Manalapan, N.J./St. John Vianney26 Tatiana Kingston So. MF 5-5 Mountainside, N.J./Gov. Livingston20 Angela Lozupone Fr. MF/F 5-3 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel14 Demi Mello Fr. MF 5-6 Mattituck, N.Y./Mattituck18 Meghan Mohr Fr. B 5-3 Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem12 Angela Monaco Fr. B 5-3 Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem5 *Kate Murphy Sr. B 5-6 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South15 *Lauren Musumeci Jr. F 5-5 Annandale, N.J./North Hunterdon0 Jenn Nichols Fr. GK 5-5 Stratham, N.H./Exeter6 *Kara Perkoski Jr. B 5-8 Whitehall, Pa./Whitehall1 *Alex Post Jr. GK 5-7 Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks West17 *Kimberly Reichel Jr. B/M 5-4 Chester, N.J./Mendham9 Kelly Sandefur Fr. F 5-6 Melbourne, Australia/Carey Baptist Grammar16 *Natalie Sica Sr. MF 5-3 Marlton, N.J./Holy Cross8 Kate Stevens Fr. B 5-5 Deddington, England/Chenderit22 Claire Thompson Fr. MF 5-5 East Greenwich, R.I./E. Greenwich19 Kaitlin Wylie Fr. MF 5-7 Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School/Previous School0 Jenn Nichols Fr. GK 5-5 Stratham, N.H./Exeter00 Brittany Heil Fr. GK 5-6 Manalapan, N.J./St. John Vianney1 *Alex Post Jr. GK 5-7 Chalfont, Pa./Central Bucks West2 *Alison Brody Sr. MF/F 5-6 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac3 *Julia Greif So. B 5-8 San Antonio, Tex./Ronald Reagan4 Alexis Coughlin Fr. MF/F 5-8 Baldwinsville, N.Y./Baldwinsville5 *Kate Murphy Sr. B 5-6 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South6 *Kara Perkoski Jr. B 5-8 Whitehall, Pa./Whitehall8 Kate Stevens Fr. B 5-5 Deddington, England/Chenderit9 Kelly Sandefur Fr. F 5-6 Melbourne, Australia/Carey Baptist Grammar10 Abi Cottam Fr. F 5-9 Leominster, England/Ludlow11 *Stacy Belgiovene Sr. B 5-6 Toms River, N.J./Toms River North12 Angela Monaco Fr. B 5-3 Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem14 Demi Mello Fr. MF 5-6 Mattituck, N.Y./Mattituck15 *Lauren Musumeci Jr. F 5-5 Annandale, N.J./North Hunterdon16 *Natalie Sica Sr. MF 5-3 Marlton, N.J./Holy Cross17 *Kimberly Reichel Jr. B/M 5-4 Chester, N.J./Mendham18 Meghan Mohr Fr. B 5-3 Holtsville, N.Y./Sachem19 Kaitlin Wylie Fr. MF 5-7 Yardley, Pa./Pennsbury20 Angela Lozupone Fr. MF/F 5-3 Rockville, Md./Good Counsel21 *Leslie Amster Sr. B 5-4 Somerville, N.J./Raritan Valley CC/Somerville22 Claire Thompson Fr. MF 5-5 East Greenwich, R.I./E. Greenwich26 Tatiana Kingston So. MF 5-5 Mountainside, N.J./Gov. Livingston

*letterwinner

Head Coach: Drayson Hounsome (Loughborough University ‘94) 2nd seasonAssistant Coaches: Kristy-Rose Dougherty ’01, Windmarc ‘Tigana’ Dalce, Dan Riverso ‘08Team Manager: Jamie Fetzer

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Numerical Roster

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PLAYER PROFILES

At Exeter High School: Compiled a 54-6-1 record, including a 10-1 post-season record with nine shutouts...setthe New Hampshire Class L records with 31 career shutouts and 13 in one season to earn First Team All-Statehonors...also played shortstop on the softball team, earning Offensive Player of the Year honors...mother was the MVPof the UMass-Amherst field hockey team.

#0 Jenn Nichols • GoalkeeperFreshman • Stratham, N.H. • Business Major

At Rider: Started all 38 games over the last two seasons...led the MAAC in saves and saves per game last season, waseighth in the MAAC in save percentage...ranked 10th in the nation with 7.21 saves per game in 2008...made acareer-high 16 saves at Towson last year...made 13 saves in shutout win over FDU last year...made 10 saves in shutoutof MAAC regular season champion Loyola...made 10 saves against eventual MAAC Champion Fairfield...made eightsaves in win over Saint Peter’s...earned MAAC All-Academic team honors...shutout George Mason in her collegiate

debut...made 11 saves at Monmouth in 2007...made eight saves in a tie at Navy, allowing just one goal in 110 minutes of action as arookie...shutout Drexel as a freshman...named to the 2007 adidas/Hartford Fall Classic All-Tournament team...as a freshman ranked fourth inthe MAAC in saves and was seventh in shutouts.

At Central Bucks West High School: Led her team to back-to-back PA State Championships and three League Championships…twice aFirst Team All-Area and All-League selection…member of both the National Honor Society and the Spanish Honor Society...also played fieldhockey as a forward, earning team Most Valuable Offensive Player honors her junior and senior years.

#1 Alex Post • GoalkeeperJunior • Chalfont, Pa. • Accounting Major

At St. John Vianney: A four-year starting goalkeeper, compiling 28 shutouts while leading her team to threeDivision championships, two State Quarterfinals and one State Semifinal...also played lacrosse...a member of theNational Honor Society.

#00 Brittany Heil • GoalkeeperFreshman • Manalapan, N.J. • Biology Major

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PLAYER PROFILES

At Baldwinsville High School: A First Team All-League selection as a junior and as a senior...led her team to theClass AA State Semifinals...a member of the National Honor Society...twice a member of the Empire State team...alsoplayed varsity basketball and lacrosse in high school...plays the trumpet.

#4 Alexis Coughlin • Midfield/ForwardFreshman • Baldwinsville, N.Y. • Biology Major

At Rider: Played in seven games as a Rider rookie, starting four.

At Ronald Regan High School: Earned First Team All-District honors for the District 8 champions...plays theviola.

#3 Julia Greif • BackSophomore • San Antonio, Tx. • Communication Major

At Rider: Started all 38 games the last two seasons after making 13 starts as a freshman...twice a MAAC All-Acad-emic team member...a defensive midfielder last season... was third on the team in goals and points both in 2007 and2006...as a sophomore scored twice in 3-2 win over Longwood....scored Rider’s lone goal against Siena in 2007...collected assists in 2007 wins over Saint Peter’s and Saint Joseph’s...MAAC Offensive Player of Week in September’07...was second on the 2007 team in shots and shots on goal...shared the 2006 team lead with two game-winning

goals…was fifth on the 2006 team in shots…10 of her 13 shots were on goal for the best percentage (.769) on the 2006 team…her first colle-giate goal was Rider’s first of 2006, sending the UMBC game into overtime.

At West Potomac High School: Served as team captain and earned team MVP honors…received All-District honors…also ran varsity trackand was a kicker on the football team

#2 Alison Brody • Midfield/BackSenior • Alexandria, Va. • Entrepreneurial Studies Major

At Rider: Played in all 38 games over the last two years, starting 32, including all 19 games last season...was fourthon the team in points last season, third in goals...scored the game-winning goal against Fairleigh Dickinson lastseason...scored against eventual MAAC Champion Fairfield...as a sophomore assisted on goal that cut Saint Joseph’slead to 2-1 in 3-2 come-from-behind win...started two games and played in 12 others as a Rider rookie…scored her firstcollegiate goal in win over Delaware State…as a freshman assisted on goal that gave Rider 2-0 win over Saint Joseph’s.

At Council Rock South High School: Two-year team captain of team that won 2004 PIAA State Championship…her soccer team wasDistrict 1 Champion 2004, 2005...Suburban One Champions 2003, 2004, 2005...also ran varsity track…member of the National HonorSociety and the Spanish National Honor Society.

#5 Kate Murphy • BackSenior • Holland, Pa. • Marketing and Finance Major

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AtRider: Started all 38 games over the last two years...was second on the team in shots last year, third in shots on goal...scoredagainst Vermont last year...led the 2007 team in assists and was second in points...ranked 10th in the MAAC in assists as arookie...shared the 2007 team lead in shots...compiled an assist in her collegiate debut in win over George Mason...assistedon all three goals in 2007 3-2 win over Longwood...scored twice, including the game-winner, in 2007 MAAC win over SaintPeter’s.

At Whitehall High School:A member of the PA All-State team…graduated as the all-time leader in goals and points and set the school recordfor goals in a game and a season…First Team All-Division and All-Conference…team MVP as freshman and again as senior...named her school’sFemale Athlete of the Year as a senior...member of the National Honor Society…also played volleyball...works as a lifeguard during the summer.

#6 Kara Perkoski • ForwardJunior • Whitehall, Pa. • Accounting Major

At Chenderit School: Served as team captain...played with the Coventry Copsewood Ladies the last three seasons...wasnamed Most Improved Player on Coventry City ladies U16 Centre of Excellence...named Player of Year for Coventry City LadiesU16 Development Squad.

#8 Kate Stevens • BackFreshman • Deddington, England • Law Enforcement Major

At Carey Baptist Grammar:Was her soccer team MVP as a sophomore and team captain as a senior...also playedsoftball, earning Most Outstanding Female Athlete four consecutive years...was the leading scorer on the Richmond Soccerteam...represented SE Melbourne State team from 2005-2007...most recently been playing in the Australian Women’sPremier League for the Ashburton Women's Club Soccer.

#9 Kelly Sandefur • ForwardFreshman • Melbourne, Australia • Business Major

At LudlowCollege:A member of the Aston Villa Ladies, the English Schools National Championship teams in 2003, 2004and 2007.

#10 Abi Cottam • Forward

Freshman • Leominster, England • Psychology Major

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PLAYER PROFILES

At Rider: Started all 19 games last season and is now a veteran of 51 Rider games...scored a goal to cut the Vermont lead to3-2 last season...started17 games as a sophomore on the Bronc defense...twice on the Dean’s List, honored on AcademicAchievement Night all six semesters.

At Toms River North High School: First Team Class A South selection…First Team All-County honors…led herteam in goals…member of the Academic Honor Roll all four years...served as team captain two years, leading her team

to the State Cup Championship and to the Regional Semifinals.

#11 Stacey Belgiovene • BackSenior • Toms River, New Jersey • Marine Science Major

At Sachem High School East: Two-time All-Suffolk Conference and a three time Academic All-State selection for thetwo-time Long Island Champions, twice serving as team captain...a member of the National Honor Society...also played forthe Sachem Blazers club team which ranked 21st in the nation.

#12 Angela Monaco • BackFreshman • Holtsville, New York • Biology Major

At Mattituck High School: 2007 Player of the Year, earning All-State honors...twice an All-Suffolk County selection...helped her team win Class B State Title as a freshman...member of the National Honor society...also ran varsity track,competing in the 400m and the triple jump.

#14 Demi Mello • MidfieldFreshman • Mattituck, New York • Accounting Major

At Rider:Was sixth in the MAAC in shots in 2008...led the Broncs in assists last year...as a freshman scored two goals in hercollegiate debut in 2-0 win over George Mason...in 2007 scored to give Rider 2-0 lead in 3-2 win over Longwood...scoredthe game-winner with six minutes left in 2007 3-2 win over Saint Joseph’s...compiled a goal and two assists in 2007 MAACwin over Saint Peter’s...earned MAAC Rookie of the Week and Rider Athlete of the Month honors in her first collegiateSeptember...led Rider in goals and points as a rookie.

At North Hunterdon High School: Earned First Team All-Conference, All-Area, All-West Jersey honors…led her team to the Group IV Statefinals…her school’s Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year…a National Honor Society member who ranked sixth in her class…played on the SuperY League National Champions.

#15 Lauren Musumeci • MidfieldJunior • Annandale, N.J. • Chemistry Major

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At Rider: Played in all 19 games last season, starting 15, and is now a veteran of 50 Rider games, including 26 MAACgames...scored a goal 10 minutes into the second half in a 1-1 tie at Binghamton last year.

At Holy Cross High School: Four-year team MVP…led her team to the finals of the Parochial Tournament…earnedAll-Division honors as a sophomore…four-year member of the Academic Honor Roll.

#16 Natalie Sica • MidfieldSenior • Marlton, N.J. • Elementary Education/Psychology Major

At Rider: Started all 19 games last year and earned MAAC All-Academic team honors....assisted on goal against Marist inseason finale...played in all 19 games as a rookie...scored her first collegiate goal with four minutes left to send the Navy gameinto overtime...assisted on goal that tied the score at 2-2 in 3-2 win over Saint Joseph’s...a Rider ‘legacy’ with parents, twoaunts and two uncles all Rider graduates.

AtWestMorris-Mendham: Earned All-State honors in soccer and was a First Team All-County, All-Area and All-Conference selection in both soccer and lacrosse, leading both teams to Conference and County Championships…a member of the National HonorSociety.

#17 Kimberly Reichel • ForwardJunior • Chester, N.J. • Business Admin/Entrepreneurial Studies Major

AtSachemHighSchool:Earned All-State honors as a senior defender...a three-time All-League performer...twice an All-Conference selection...led her team to a pair of Long Island Championships...also ran track and advanced to Nationals in thesprint medley...a member of the National Honor Society.

#18 Meghan Mohr • BackFreshman • Holtsville, New York • Undeclared Major

At Pennsbury High School: Four-year varsity soccer player, helped team reach State quarterfinals as a freshman...earnedSecond Team All-Conference honors...also played varsity volleyball, earning District 1 Player of the Year honors...a memberof the National Honor Society.

#19 Kaitlin Wylie • MidfieldFreshman • Yardley, Pennsylvania • Biology Major



At Good Counsel High School: Earned WCAC Honorable Mention as a senior while earning membership in theNational Honor Society...also a three-year County All-Star on the Diving team, serving as team captain...played in theMaryland ODP the last three years and her team was a MD State Cup finalist...a member of the National honor Society...brotherFrank plays soccer for St. Francis, mother Jude was a four-time All-American swimmer at South Carolina.

#20 Angela Lozupone • Midfield/ForwardFreshman • Rockville, Maryland • Political Science Major

At Rider:Has played in 36 games in her two seasons at Rider...started 17 games in the back for Rider last year...in 2006started two games and was fifth on the team in points, second in assists…scored Rider’s only goal at George Washington in2006…both of her career assists were in MAAC games.

At Somerville High School: NSCAA All-American in 2004…four-time team MVP…led her team to the State CupChampionship, Regional Championship and to the 2003 Snickers Nationals Championship…attended Raritan Valley

Community College as a freshman...plays the trumpet...brother Owen was an All-American soccer player.

#21 Leslie Amster • BackSenior • Somerville, New Jersey • Human Resource Management Major

At East Greenwich High School: Played on a pair of Rhode Island State Champion club teams...was a First Team All-Division midfielder as a sophomore...played in the Rhode Island ODP program for three years before a knee injury sidelinedher...father Tony was captain of Carthage College football team.

#22 Claire Thompson • MidfieldFreshman • East Greenwich, Rhode Island • Public Relations Major

At Rider: Red-shirted last season.

At Governor Livingston High School: Earned First Team All-MVC, Second Team All-County honors as oneof the top 20 players in the Region...also played varsity softball as a catcher.

#26 Tatiana Kingston • MidfieldSophomore • Mountainside, N.J. • Business Administration Major

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SCORING LEADERS

Rider Scoring Leaders

PointsName Games PointsSarah Artale 84 95Tami Coyle 76 94Lindsay Adams 73 66Kelli Burke 78 34Colleen Evans 78 32Andrea Giuliani 75 31Casey Fagan 75 30Marianne Hanna 58 28Stephanie Madden 74 29Kristin Haagenson 76 27Tracy Albrecht 75 26Kayla Devlin 72 21Aileen Ascolese 80 21Jennifer Marcella 81 20Lauren Musumeci 37 19Katie Craig 56 19Kristy-Rose Dougherty 75 18Kelly Gubitosa 34 16Alison Brody 55 15Amanda Scully 60 15

GoalsName Games GoalsSarah Artale 84 41Tami Coyle 76 40Lindsay Adams 73 23Kelli Burke 78 12Colleen Evans 78 12Stephanie Madden 74 11Kristin Haagenson 76 11Andrea Giuliani 75 11Marianne Hanna 58 10Kayla Devlin 72 10Tracy Albrecht 75 9Jennifer Marcella 81 7

AssistsName Games AssistsLindsay Adams 73 20Casey Fagan 55 15Sarah Artale 84 13Tami Coyle 76 14Kelli Burke 78 10Katie Craig 56 9Andrea Giuliani 75 9Aileen Ascolese 80 9Tracy Albrecht 75 8Kristy-Rose Dougherty 75 8Colleen Evans 78 8Marianne Hanna 58 8

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Opponent First Last Rider Last RiderGame W L T Win Loss

Albany 2000 5 0 0 2004 ---

Albany 2000 5 0 0 2004 ---

Army 2000 1 4 0 2004 2003

Binghamton 2000 0 2 1 --- 2001

Boise State 2009 0 0 0 --- ---

California-Fullerton 1999 0 1 0 --- 1999

California-Irvine 1999 0 1 0 --- 1999

Canisius 1997 6 5 1 2006 2008

Delaware State 2006 2 0 0 2007 ---

Drexel 1997 4 3 2 2001 2008

Elon 2001 1 1 0 2001 2002

Fairfield 1997 3 11 0 2004 2008

Fairleigh Dickinson 2000 2 0 0 2008 ---

George Mason 2007 1 0 0 2007 ---

George Washington 2006 0 1 0 --- 2006

Hartford 2007 0 0 1 --- ---

High Point 2002 1 1 0 2005 2002

Holy Cross 2002 1 0 0 2002 ---

Howard 1997 2 1 0 1998 2001

Iona 1997 7 4 1 2006 2008

Lafayette 1997 1 5 2 1998 2002

La Salle 1997 0 3 0 --- 1999

Lehigh 1997 1 2 0 1997 1999

Liberty 2005 0 0 1 --- ---

Long Island 1997 2 4 0 2003 2006

Longwood 2007 1 0 0 2007 ---

Loyola-MD 1997 0 15 2 --- 2007

Maine 2004 0 2 0 --- 2005

Manhattan 1997 3 7 3 2005 2008

Marist 1997 4 8 0 2005 2008

Univ. Maryland B/C 2003 1 3 0 2004 2006

Monmouth 1999 2 5 2 2003 2008

Mt. St. Mary’s 1997 0 0 1 --- ---

Navy 1998 0 3 1 --- 2000

NJIT 2009 0 0 0 --- ---

Niagara 1997 4 8 0 2004 2008

Northeastern 2000 1 3 0 2004 2002

Northern Colorado 2008 0 1 0 --- 2008

North Florida 2008 0 1 0 --- 2008

Pennsylvania 2004 0 4 0 --- 2008

Princeton 1997 1 3 0 1998 2005

SERIES HISTORY

Opponent First Last Rider Last RiderGame W L T Win Loss

Robert Morris 2003 1 0 0 2003 ---

Sacred Heart 2003 0 0 1 --- ---

Saint John’s 2005 0 1 0 --- 2005

St. Joseph’s 2006 2 0 0 2007 ---

Saint Peter's 1997 10 3 0 2008 2005

Seton Hall 2000 0 2 0 --- 2002

Siena 1997 5 6 2 2006 2008

St. Bonaventure 2003 1 0 0 2003 ---

St. Francis-PA 1997 1 0 0 1997 ---

Temple 2004 1 0 0 2004 ---

Towson 2005 0 4 0 --- 2008

Vermont 2008 0 1 0 --- 2008

Villanova 2003 0 1 0 --- 2003

Wagner 1997 0 3 0 --- 1999

Yale 2004 0 1 0 --- 2004

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August

Fri. 28 vs. Boise State at Navy Tournament 4:00 p.m.

Sun. 30 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson at Navy Tournament 3:00 p.m.

September

Tue. 1 DELAWARE STATE 2:30 p.m.

Fri. 4 SACRED HEART 4:00 p.m.

Sun. 6 at Monmouth 1:00 p.m.

Tue. 8 at Lafayette 7:00 p.m.

Sun. 13 at New Jersey Institute of Technology 1:00 p.m.

Fri. 18 at St. Francis (PA) 4:00 p.m.

Tue. 22 WAGNER 4:00 p.m.

Fri. 25 *at Canisius 7:00 p.m.

Sun. 27 *at Niagara 12.00 p.m.

October

Sat. 3 *at Loyola 1:00 p.m.

Fri. 9 * SIENA 4:00 p.m.

Sun. 11 * MARIST 2:00 p.m.

Fri. 16 *at Fairfield 7:00 p.m.

Sun. 18 *at Iona 12:00 p.m.

Fri. 23 * MANHATTAN 4:00 p.m.

Sun. 25 * SAINT PETER’S 1:00 p.m.

Thu.-Fri. 29-30 MAAC Championships

November

Sun.-Mon. 1-2 at MAAC Championship, Disney’s Wide World TBD

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* MAAC match

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