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AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE HISTORY
AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONSHIP
GAME RESULTS
2014: No. 3 New Hampshire 2, No. 1 Hartford 1
2013: No. 1 UMBC 2, No. 2 Stony Brook 1
2012: No. 6 Stony Brook 1, No. 1 Hartford 0
2011: No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 3 Albany 0
2010: No. 1 Boston U. 4, No. 6 Maine 0
2009: No. 1 Boston U. 4, No. 2 Binghamton 0
2008: No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 2 Stony Brook 1
2007: No. 2 Boston U. 2, No. 1 New Hampshire
1
2006: No. 1 Hartford 1, No. 3 Maine 0
2005: No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 2 Maine 1 (2ot)
2004: No. 1 Binghamton 2, No. 2 Maine 0
2003: No. 1 Boston U. 0, No. 3 Maine 0
(Boston wins 3-2 in PKs)
2002: No. 1 Hartford 4, No. 3 Stony Brook 0
2001: No. 1 Boston U. 2, No. 2 Hartford 0
2000: No. 1 Boston U. 4, No. 2 Hartford 1
1999: No. 1 Hartford 2, No. 2 Boston U. 1
1998: No. 1 Hartford 4, No. 3 New Hampshire 0
1997: No. 1 Hartford 8, No. 3 Towson 0
1996: No. 4 Towson 2, No. 3 Delaware 1
1995: No. 1 Hartford 3, No. 2 Delaware 0 (2ot)
1994: No. 1 Hartford 4, No. 2 Delaware
PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2014: Vivian Vega, Albany
2001 Sandra Kayulu, Hartford
2000 Deidre Enos, Boston U.
1999 Deidre Enos, Boston U.
1998 Danielle Korbmacher, Hartford
1997 Stine Bohle, Hartford
1996 Sophie Lecot, Maine
1995 Jessica Reifer, Hartford
1994 Jessica Reifer, Hartford
1993 Rose Daley, Hartford
1992 Kim LeMere, Hartford
1991 Nancy Kramarz, Hartford
STRIKER OF THE YEAR
2014: Chanel Johnson, Hartford
2013: Chanel Johnson, Hartford
2012: Amelia Pereira, Hartford
2011: Jessica Luscinski, Boston U.
2010: Jessica Luscinski, Boston U.
2009 Laura Martel, Maine
2008 Michelle Sheehan, New Hampshire
2007 Michelle Sheehan, New Hampshire
2006 Meagan Riemer, Hartford
2005 Meghann Cook, Boston U.
2004 Chiara Best, New Hampshire
2003 Melissa Shulman, Boston U.
2002 Jeanette Akerlund, Hartford
MIDFIELDER OF THE YEAR
2014: Jessy Brown, UMBC
2013: Jessy Brown, UMBC / Stephanie
Santos, Hartford (Co-midfielders of the year)
2012: Emma Clark, Boston U.
2011: Brittany Heist, Boston U.
2010 Shauna Kelleher, Boston U.
2009 Emily Pallotta, Boston U.
2008 Marisha Schumacher Hodge,
Boston U.
2007 Caitlin Whelan, New Hampshire
2006 Marisha Schumacher Hodge,
Boston U.
2005 Marie-Andree Canuel, Maine
2004 Brooke Bingham, Boston U.
DEFENDER OF THE YEAR
2014: Noelle Leon-Palmer, Maine
2013: Maggie Malone, Maine
2012: Jessica Morrow, Boston U.
2011: Angelina Cords, Boston U.
2010 Corie Halasz, Boston U.
2009 Casey Brown, Boston U.
2008 Casey Brown, Boston U.
2007 Casey Brown, Boston U.
2006 Kellie Leyland, Hartford
2005 Linda Consolante, Maine
2004 Brittany McDonald, Boston U.
2003 Brittany McDonald, Boston U.
2002 Linda Consolante, Maine
GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR
2014: Claudia Dube-Trempe, Maine
2013: Ashley Castanio, Stony Brook
2012: Erin Quinlan, Hartford
2011: Erin Quinlan, Hartford
2010 Alice Binns, Boston U.
2009 Janie Reilly, Boston U.
2008 Marisa Viola, Stony Brook
2007 Christina Reuter, Boston U.
2006 Elizabeth Cook, Hartford
2005 Jasmine Phillips, Maine
2004 Cindy Bennett, Stony Brook
2003 Jessica Clinton, Boston U.
2002 Kristen Ouellette, New Hampshire
2005 Nancy Feldman, Boston U.
2004 Jeff Leightman, Binghamton
2003 Nancy Feldman, Boston U.
2002 Mike Jackson, New Hampshire
2001 Nancy Feldman, Boston U.
2000 Nancy Feldman, Boston U.
1999 JoAnne Russell, New Hampshire
1998 Mike Jackson, New Hampshire
1997 Nancy Feldman, Boston U.
1996 Kelly Knudsen, Vermont
1995 Austin Daniels, Hartford
1994 Scott Grzenda, Delaware
1993 Scott Grzenda, Delaware
1992 Austin Daniels, Hartford
1991 Austin Daniels, Hartford
* Award changed to Coaching Staff of Year
in 2006. Head coach in parentheses
AE TOURNAMENT
MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER
2014: Mimi Borkan, New Hampshire
2013: Jessy Brown, UMBC
2012: Sa’sha Kershaw, Stony Brook
2011: Angelina Cords, Boston U.
2010 Jessica Luscinski, Boston U.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
2014: Vivian Vega, Albany
2013: Nikki McFarland, Vermont
2012: Charlene Achille, Maine
2011: Taylor Krebs, Boston U.
2010 Kelly King, Boston U.
2009 Chelsea DeVerna, Albany
2008 Colleen McKenna, Stony Brook
2007 Teresa Boring, Albany
2006 Farrell McClernon, Boston U.
2005 Sara Hourihan, New Hampshire
2004 Marie-Andree Canuel, Maine
2003 Kristin Kowalik, Northeastern
2002 Cindy Bennett, Stony Brook
2001 Sandra Kayulu, Hartford
2000 Deidre Enos, Boston U.
1999 Deidre Enos, Boston U.
1998 Danielle Korbmacher, Hartford
1997 Stine Bohle, Hartford
1996 Sophie Lecot, Maine
1995 Jessica Reifer, Hartford
1994 Jessica Reifer, Hartford
1993 Rose Daley, Hartford
1992 Kim LeMere, Hartford
1991 Nancy Kramarz, Hartford
COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR
2014: Hartford (John Natale)
2013: UMBC (Leslie Wray)
2012: Boston U. (Nancy Feldman), Hartford
(John Natale)
2011: Hartford (John Natale)
2010 Boston U. (Nancy Feldman)
2009 Albany (Mary-Frances Monroe)/
Boston U. (Nancy Feldman)
2008 Boston U. (Nancy Feldman)
2007 New Hampshire (Mike Jackson)
2006 Hartford (John Natale)
Meghan Taylor
2004 Most Outstanding Player
PAST TEAM CHAMPIONS
Year Regular-SeasonTournament
1991Hartford —
1992Hartford —
1993Hartford —
1994Hartford —
1995Hartford —
1996VermontTowson
1997HartfordHartford
1998HartfordHartford
1999HartfordHartford
2000
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2001
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2002HartfordHartford
2003
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2004 BinghamtonBinghamton
2005
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2006HartfordHartford
2007
New Hamp./Boston Boston Univ.
2008
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2009
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ.
2010
Boston Univ.
Boston Univ
2011
Boston Univ. Boston Univ..
2012
Boston Univ.
Stony Brook
2013
UMBC/Stony Brook
UMBC
2014Hartford UNH
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2004 CHAMPIONSHIP
Picked to finish eighth by
opposing coaches in the
America East Preseason Poll,
the 2004 Bearcats stunned
the league by capturing
both the regular season and
tournament championships
and advancing to the NCAA tournament in just the
program’s fourth year of Division I membership.
America East Coach of the Year Jeff Leightman led his
squad to a 14-6-1 record, including a 6-3 mark against
conference foes. The Bearcats secured the regular
season title and home field for the tournament with
a pair of wins to end the regular season. Binghamton
rallied past conference power Boston University 2-1 in
overtime and then knocked off then-league leading
Northeastern 2-0 in the regular-season finale to grab
the program’s first Division I regular season title and
subsequent America East tournament berth.
The two-day, four-team tournament was played amid
frigid temperatures on BU’s practice field after the
game field had incurred too much damage in the
rain-soaked prior week. In the semifinals on November
5, BU controlled play from start to finish in eliminating
fifth-seeded Northeastern, 3-0. Sophomore midfielder
Kelly Burnham ripped a 16-yard shot through a maze
of players into the far corner to open the scoring just
5:30 into the contest. The Bearcats took the 1-0 margin
into halftime and extended it just 3:26 into the second
half when senior forward Tatiana Mathelier netted
her team-high eighth goal of the season. Sophomore
forward Danielle White completed the scoring with 2:32
left and sophomore keeper Kristie Bowers made five
saves to post her sixth shutout of the season.
Two days later, BU notched a 2-0 win over No. 2 Maine
to capture the historic crown. After the Black Bears had
the better of play for most of the first half, BU seized
the lead with 9:30 remaining in the period. Off a corner
kick, freshman forward Tricia Reed outleaped the Maine
keeper and sent a header toward the unoccupied net,
where a Black Bears defender reached out and stopped
the shot with her hand, prompting a penalty kick call.
Junior defender Meghan Taylor, the tournament MVP,
slotted the ensuing 12-yard kick into the top left corner
for a 1-0 margin. In the second half, Burnham scored
an insurance goal in the 78th minute on a close-range
header. Bowers made six saves for her third straight
shutout and seventh of the season. A crowd of more
than 400 boisterous fans erupted at the final whistle,
joining the team in celebration.
Taylor (MVP), freshman defender Katie Kerrigan, Burnham and Mathelier were selected to the all-tournament
team.
Binghamton’s reward for winning its first conference
crown since 1996 was a trip to State College and a
first-round NCAA matchup with the nation’s No. 2 team,
Penn State. The Nittany Lions were aided by two ‘own
goals’ and added a penalty kick en route to a 6-1 win,
ending BU’s storybook season. Mathelier briefly evened
the score a 1-1 in the ninth minute, taking down a
pass off the head of freshman linemate Kim Povill and
beating the Penn State keeper from 12 outs out. It was
Mathelier’s ninth goal of the season. Penn State tacked
on two more first-half goals and two more in a 6:15
span early in the second half to pull away. Bowers was
tested all night along and made 10 saves.
“It was a special year,” Leightman said. I’m really proud
of this2team. We took a huge step forward in success.”
BU IN THE AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
BU IN AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
2004 (NO. 1 SEED)
Nov. 5 • Semifinals @ Binghamton
Binghamton 3, Northeastern 0
Nov. 7 • Finals @ Binghamton
Binghamton 2, Maine 0
2005 (NO. 3 SEED)
Oct. 28 • Quarterfinals @ Binghamton
Binghamton 2, UMBC 1 (OT)
OCt. 30 • Semifinals @ Maine
Binghamton 0, Maine 0 (2OT)
Maine advances in PKs 3-1
2006 (NO. 2 SEED)
Oct. 27 • Quarterfinals @ Binghamton
Binghamton 0, New Hampshire 0 (2OT)
New Hampshire advances in PKs 6-5
2007 (NO. 6 SEED)
Nov. 1 • Quarterfinals @ Hartford
Binghamton 1, Hartford 1 (OwT)
Binghamton advances in PKs 6-5
Nov. 9 • Semifinals @ Boston
Binghamton 0, Boston 2
Senior defender Nicole Montoya celebrates her game-winning shootout
goal against Maine in the 2009 America East semifinals
at the Bearcats Sports Complex. The decisive goal gave the Bearcats
a 4-2 shootout win over the Black Bears and
advanced them to the championship game.
2008 (NO. 6 SEED)
Oct. 30 • Quarterfinals @ New Hampshire
Binghamton 1, New Hampshire 0
AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
GAMES
Nov. 7 • Finals @ Boston
Boston 4, Binghamton 0
Team
W-L-TStreak
Boston
0-3-0L3
Hartford
1-1-1L1
Maine
4-1-1L1
New Hampshire
1-0-1
W1
Northeastern 1-0-0W1
Stony Brook
1-1-0
L1
UMBC
3-0-0W3
Binghamton 0-1-0L1
Vermont
0-1-0L1
2011 (NO. 5 SEED)
Oct. 27 • Quarterfinals @ New Hampshire
Binghamton 1, New Hampshire 0
Team
Penn State
Nov. 2 • Semifinals @ Stony Brook
Binghamton 0, Stony Brook 2
2009 (NO. 2 SEED)
Nov. 1 • Semifinals @ Binghamton
Binghamton 0, Maine 0 (2OT)
Binghamton advances in PKs 4-2
Oct. 30 • Semifinals @ Boston
Boston 2, Binghamton 1
2013 (NO. 6 SEED)
Oct. 31 • Quarterfinals @ Maine
Maine 2, Binghamton 0
2014 (NO. 6 SEED)
Oct. 30 • Quarterfinals @ New Hampshire
New Hampshire 1, Binghamton 1 (2OT)
New Hampshire advances in PKs 4-2
BREAKDOWN
Overall Record in Championship: 5-4-4
Record as No. 1 seed: 2-0
Record as No. 2 seed: 0-1-2
Record as No. 3 seed: 1-0-1
Record as No. 5 seed: 1-1
Record as No. 6 seed: 1-3-1
Record in First Round: 2-0-2
Record in Quarterfinals: 1-0-1
Record in Semifinals: 1-3-2
Record in Finals: 1-1-0
Record at Home: 3-0-2
Record on Road: 1-3-2
Record in Shootouts: 2-2
Record in Overtime: 1-0-4
Most Goals: 3 vs. Northeastern (11/5/04)
Most Goals in a Half: 2, second half, vs.
NCAA TOURNAMENT GAMES
W-L-TStreak
0-1-0
L1
Senior goalie Erin Iman (left)
congratulates junior keeper
Jen McEachron after McEachron
made a save and induced another
miss in BU’s 4-2 shootout win
over Maine. Each goalie played 55
scoreless minutes in the semifinal
game and shared their eighth
shutout of the season.
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SERIES RECORDS VS AMERICA EAST CONFERENCE OPPONENTS
BINGHAMTON VS. UMASS LOWEEL
BINGHAMTON VS. ALBANY (SINCE 2001)
BINGHAMTON VS. UMBC
Binghamton leads series 9-3-2
10-31-01: Binghamton 5, ALBANY 2
10-2-02: BINGHAMTON 7, Albany 0
10-23-03: Binghamton 3, ALBANY 0
10-15-04: BINGHAMTON 4, Albany 2
10-2-05: Binghamton 3, ALBANY 0
9-30-06: BINGHAMTON 1, Albany 0
11-11-07: ALBANY 3, Binghamton 1
10-19-08: BINGHAMTON 1, Albany 0 (OT
10-1-09: Binghamton 2, ALBANY 1
10-10-10: BINGHAMTON 0, Albany 0 (2OT
10-06-11: ALBANY 1, Binghamton 0
10-04-12: Albany 1, BINGHAMTON 0
10-10-13: ALBANY 0, Binghamton 2
10-16-14: BINGHAMTON 0, Albany 0 (2OT)
Binghamton leads series 10-1-2
10-23-03: BINGHAMTON 1, umbc 1 (2ot)
10-8-04: Binghamton 2, UMBC 0
10-13-05: BINGHAMTON 1, umbc 1 (2ot)
10-28-05: *BINGHAMTON 2, umbc 1 (ot)
10-12-06: Binghamton 3, UMBC 0
10-25-07: BINGHAMTON 3, umbc 0
10-2-08: Binghamton 1, UMBC 0
10-18-09: BINGHAMTON 2, umbc 0
10-14-10: Binghamton 2, UMBC 1
10-23-11: BINGHAMTON 2, umbc 0
10-18-12: Binghamton 3, UMBC 0
10-3-13: BINGHAMTON 0, UMBC 1 (2ot)
10-2014: Binghamon 1, UMBC 0 (2OT)
* America East quarterfinals
BINGHAMTON VS. BOSTON
BINGHAMTON VS. NEW HAMPSHIRE
Boston leads series 13-1
10-20-02: Boston 1, BINGHAMTON 0 (2ot)
11-3-03: BOSTON 4, Binghamton 0
10-28-04: BINGHAMTON 2, Boston 1 (ot)
10-8-05: BOSTON 1, Binghamton 0
10-8-06: #12 Boston 1, BINGHAMTON 0
10-28-07: BOSTON 2, Binghamton 0
11-4-07: *BOSTON 2, Binghamton 0
10-9-08: Boston 4, BINGHAMTON 2
9-27-09: BOSTON 3, Binghamton 0
11-7-09: **BOSTON 4, Binghamton 0
10-17-10: Boston 4, BINGHAMTON 0
10-09-11: BOSTON 4, Binghamton 1
10-30-11: *BOSTON 2, Binghamton 1
10-14-12: Boston 1, BINGHAMTON 1
* America East semifinals
**America East championship
New Hampshire leads series 6-5-6
11-3-02: NEW HAMPSHIRE 1, Binghamton 0
10-4-03: BINGHAMTON 0, New Hampshire 0 (2ot)
10-1-04: NEW HAMPSHIRE 3, Binghamton 2 (2ot)
10-6-05: Binghamton 3, NEW HAMPSHIRE 0
10-5-06: BINGHAMTON 1, New Hampshire 0 (ot)
10-27-06: *New Hampshire 0, BINGHAMTON 0
(2ot) (UNH advances 6-5 on PKs)
9-30-07: NEW HAMPSHIRE 2, Binghamton 1
9-28-08: New Hampshire 3, BINGHAMTON 2
10-30-08: *Binghamton 1, NEW HAMPSHIRE 0
10-25-09: Binghamton 1, NEW HAMPSHIRE 0
10-21-10: BINGHAMTON 1, New Hampshire 1 (2ot)
10-16-11: NEW HAMPSHIRE 2, Binghamton 1
10-27-11: *Binghamton 1, NEW HAMPSHIRE 0
9-27-12: BINGHAMTON 0, New Hampshire 0 (2ot)
9-29-13: NEW HAMPSHIRE 0, Binghamton 0 (2ot)
10-19-14: New Hampshire 1, BINGHAMTON 0
10-30-14: *NEW HAMPSHIRE 1, Binghamton 1 (2OT)
UNH advances 4-2 in PKs
* America East quarterfinals
BINGHAMTON VS. HARTFORD
Hartford leads series 7-6-1
10-24-02: BINGHAMTON 1, Hartford 0
9-21-03: HARTFORD 3, Binghamton 1
10-22-04: Binghamton 2, HARTFORD 1
10-20-05: BINGHAMTON 1, Hartford 0
10-19-06: HARTFORD 2, Binghamton 0
10-7-07: Hartford 2, Binghamton 0
11-1-07: * Binghamton 1, HARTFORD 1 (2ot)
(BU advances 6-5 on PKs)
10-16-08: HARTFORD 3, Binghamton 1
10-8-09: BINGHAMTON 1, Hartford 0
9-30-10: HARTFORD 1, Binghamton 0
9-29-11: Hartford 1, BINGHAMTON 0
9-22-12: HARTFORD 1, Binghamton 0
10-17-13: BINGHAMTON 0, Hartford 2
10-9-14: HARTFORD 1, Binghamton 0
*America East quarterfinals
BINGHAMTON VS. STONY BROOK
(SINCE 2002)
Stony Brook leads series 8-2-2
10-17-02: STONY BROOK 2, Binghamton 0
10-11-03: BINGHAMTON 1, Stony Brook 0
10-17-04: Stony Brook 2, BINGHAMTON 0
9-29-05: BINGHAMTON 3, Stony Brook 0
9-28-06: STONY BROOK 1, Binghamton 0
10-18-07: BINGHAMTON 1, Stony Brook 1 (2ot)
10-23-08: STONY BROOK 3, Binghamton 2
11-2-08: *STONY BROOK 2, Binghamton 0
10-4-09: Stony Brook 2, BINGHAMTON 1
10-24-10: STONY BROOK 2, Binghamton 1
10-02-11: BINGHAMTON 0, Stony Brook 0
9-30-12: STONY BROOK 2, Binghamton 1 (2ot)
10-20-13: BINGHAMTON 0, Stony Brook 2
10-12-14: STONY BROOK 2, Binghamton 1
(2OT)
* America East semifinals
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BINGHAMTON VS. VERMONT
Binghamton leads series 8-4
10-11-02: Binghamton 2, VERMONT 1
10-26-03: BINGHAMTON 3, Vermont 2
10-24-04: VERMONT 1, Binghamton 0
9-25-05: Vermont 2, BINGHAMTON 0
9-24-06: VERMONT 3, Binghamton 0
10-4-07: BINGHAMTON 4, Vermont 2
10-26-08: Binghamton 1, Vermont 0 (ot)
10-22-09: BINGHAMTON 3, Vermont 1
10-3-10: VERMONT 1, Binghamton 0
10-20-11 BINGHAMTON 3, Vermont 0
10-21-12: BINGHAMTON 2, Vermont 1
10-27-13: BINGMATON 1, Vermont 2 (2ot)
10-23-14: Binghamton 3, VERMONT 2 (2OT)
BINGHAMTON VS. MAINE
Binghamton leads series 8-5-3
10-06-02: Binghamton 0, MAINE 0
10-16-03: Maine 1, BINGHAMTON 0
10-03-04: Binghamton 1, MAINE 0
11-07-04: *BINGHAMTON 2, Maine 0
10-16-05: Binghamton 1, MAINE 0
10-30-05: Maine 0, BINGHAMTON 0
(Maine advances 3-1 on PK’s)
10-15-06: BINGHAMTON 1, Maine 0
10-21-07: MAINE 2, Binghamton 0
10-5-08: Maine 1, BINGHAMTON 0
10-11-09: Binghamton 1, MAINE 0
9-26-10: BINGHAMTON 1, Maine 0
9-25-11 Binghamton 3, Maine 0
10-7-12: Maine 3, BINGHAMTON 1
10-13-13: MAINE 2, Binghamton 3 (ot)
9-28-14: BINGHAMTON 0, Maine 0 (2OT)
Binghamton leads series 2-0-0
10-3-13: Binghamton 4, UMass Lowell 0
10-5-14: BINGHAMTON 4, UMass Lowell 0
ALL-TIME DIVISION I SERIES RECORDS
Team
W-L-TStreak
Akron 0-0-1 T1
Albany 1-3-2
T1
American 1-0-0
W1
Army
1-0-0W1
Boston University 1-13-0
L11
Bucknell 3-0-0
W3
Buffalo 1-3-0
L1
Canisius 4-1-0
W2
Colgate 1-0-0
W1
Cornell 2-4-2
L2
Delaware State
2-0-0
W2
Delaware
0-2-0L2
Duquesne 1-0-0
W1
Fairfield
0-1-0L1
Fairleigh Dickinson 7-2-0
W7
Florida International 0-1-0
L1
Georgetown 0-1-1
T1
Hartford 4-10-1
L6
Harvard 0-1-0
L1
Holy Cross
1-0-0
W1
Howard 1-1-0
W1
Iona 4-1-1
W2
Lafayette 3-0-0
W3
Lehigh 2-4-0
L1
Long Island 1-2-1
T1
Marist
0-1-1
T1
Maine 8-5-3
T1
Manhattan 2-1-1
L1
Massachusetts 2-1-0
W2
Miami 0-1-0
L1
Mt. St. Mary 1-0-0
W1
Navy 0-2-1 L2
New Hampshire 5-6-6
T1
New Jersey Tech 2-0-0
W2
Niagara 5-3-0
L1
Northeastern 2-3-0
L3
Penn State 0-2-0
L2
Pittsburgh 0-1-0
L1
Providence 0-0-1
T1
Rider 1-0-1
T1
Robert Morris 0-1-0
L1
Sacred Heart
0-1-0
L1
Seton Hall
0-1-0
L1
Siena 3-2-0
W1
St. Bonaventure 3-4-0
L3
St. Francis (Pa.) 1-0-1 T1
St. John’s 2-2-0
L1
St. Joseph’s
1-2-0
L1
St. Peter’s 3-0-0
W3
Stony Brook 2-10-2
L3
Syracuse 1-6-1
L4
Temple
1-2-0L2
UMass Lowell
2-0-0
W2
UMBC 10-1-2
W1
Vermont 8-5-0
W1
Virginia Military Int 1-0-0
W1
Wagner 1-0-0
W1
West Virginia 0-3-0
L3
POSTSEASON HISTORY
NCAA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
2004 Penn State 1 Year (0-1)
Result
L 1-6 Round
First Round
NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
1991 Rochester Result
T 1-1 (ot) 1995 Rochester 1996 Ithaca 3 Years (0-2-1)
L 0-1 L 0-1 (ot) Round
First Round (Rochester
advanced on penalty kicks, 3-2)
First Round
Second Round
AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
2004 Northeastern Maine 2005 UMBC Maine Result
W 3-0 W 2-0 W 2-1 (ot) T 0-0 (ot) Round
Semifinals
Finals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals (Maine advanced 3-1
on penalty kicks)
2006 New Hampshire T 0-0 (ot) Quarterfinals (New Hampshire
advanced 4-2 on penalty kicks)
2007 Hartford T 1-1 (2ot) Quarterfinals (Binghamton
advanced 6-5 on penalty kicks)
Boston Univ.
L 0-2
Semifinals
2008 New Hampshire
W 1-0
Quarterfinals
Stony Brook L 0-2
Semifinals
2009 Maine
T 0-0
Semifinals(Binghamtonadvanced
4-2 on penalty kicks
Boston Univ.
L 0-4
Finals
2011 New Hampshire
W 1-0
Quarterfinals
Boston Univ.
L 1-2
Semifinals
2013 Maine
L 0-1
Quarterfinals
2014 New Hampshire
T 1-1 (2OT) Quarterfinals (Binghamton
advances on 4-2 penalty kicks)
9 years (5-5-5), 1 Championship (‘04), 1 Runnerup (‘09)
ECAC DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
Result
2001 Georgetown L 3-4 2003 Fairleigh Dickinson L 0-1 2 Years (0-2)
Round
Semifinals
Semifinals
ECAC DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
Result Round
1998 West Chester W 3-2 (2ot) Semifinals
Merrimack W 1-0 Finals
1999 Southern Conn. W 1-0 Semifinals
Assumption L 0-1 Finals
2 Years (3-1), 1 Championship (‘98)
ECAC DIVISION III MID-ATLANTIC CHAMPIONSHIP
YearOpponent
1989 Alfred 1990 New Jersey 1993 Plattsburgh 1994 Oswego Stockton State Result
L 0-1 L 0-2 T 1-1 (ot) Round
Semifinals
Semifinals
Semifinals(Plattsburghadvanced
on penalty kicks, 4-2)
T 0-0 (ot) Semifianls(Binghamtonadvanced
on penalty kicks, 4-3)
W 2-1 Finals
Championship MVP Kate Budway (left) and tri-captains
Jamie Kissel, Lori Reester and Corey Grabon celebrate the
team’s 1998 ECAC Division II Championship.
SUNY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP
Year Opponent Result
Round
1986 Buffalo L 0-2 Semifinals
1987 Geneseo L 0-2 Semifinals
1991 Geneseo W 2-1 Semifinals
Cortland L 1-4 Final
1992 Oswego W 2-0 (ot) Semifinals
Geneseo T 0-0 (ot) Final (teams declared co-champions)
1993 Geneseo L 0-2 Semifinals
1994 Oswego W 1-0 Semifinals
Geneseo
L 2-3 Final
1995 Regular season champions (no tournament)
1996 Regular season champions (no tournament)
8 Years (3-5-1), 3 Championships (‘92, ‘95, ‘96)
NYS WOMEN’S COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP
Year Opponent Result
1988 Alfred L 1-2 1989 St. Bonaventure W 4-1 Ithaca T 0-0 (ot) Oswego W 1-0 1990 St. Lawrence
L 0-2 1997 Vassar T 2-2 (ot) Union W 4-0 Cortland W 2-1 4 Years (4-2-2), 1 Championship (‘97)
From left: Neomie Friedman, MaryBeth Alence, Kim Hayes,
Marybeth Lennox. The quartet led BU to 47 wins and the
program’s first NCAA tournament berth during their
four-year careers (1990-93).
Round
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals
Semifinals (Ithaca advanced on penalty kicks)
Third Round
Quarterfinals
Quarterfinals (Binghamton advanced on penalty kicks)
Semifinals
Finals
5
HONOR ROLL
NSCAA ALL-AMERICANS
MARIA FESEL
NIKKI LESKO
TARA DEFLIPPO
First Team, 1995 and 1996 • Defender
Third Team, 1994 • Forward
Third Team, 1995 • Goalkeeper
Fesel is the school’s only two-time
first team soccer All-American. She
anchored Binghamton’s defensive
unit from the sweeper position,
and led the ’95 and ’96 teams to a
combined 39-6-3 mark and back-toback NCAA Division III tournament
appearances. She was inducted into
BU’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 2008.
Lesko broke the school record with
23 goals in 22 games during the
’94 season. She scored a BU-best
five goals in one game and led the
’94 team to the ECAC Mid-Atlantic
Championship.
DeFlippo was a stalwart in goal for
the ’95 team, allowing just eight
goals in 19 games for a 0.38 goals
against average. She recorded eight
shutouts, had a 93.1 save percentage
and led the team to a 12-4-3 record
and NCAA Division III tournament
Binghamton Hall of Fame Members
6
NEOMIE FRIEDMAN ’94
MELISSA COHEN ’90
MARIA WENZEL ’93
Induction Class of ‘96
Induction Class of ‘98
Induction Class of ‘99
Cohen was a three-sport
athlete who served as the
team’s goalkeeper from
1986-90. She was a fourtime all-conference pick,
three-time captain and
two-time all-region selection. In her last two seasons, Cohen led Binghamton to 20 wins and a pair of
postseason appearances.
Wenzel was a three-time
all-conference defender
who started more games
(81) than any player in
program history. Over her
four-year career, Binghamton allowed less than
one goal per game and
her teams won at least 10
games every season. She
was the University’s Athlete of the Year in 1990-91.
Friedman scored a schoolrecord 60 goals in her four-year
career. She also graduated as
the program’s all-time leader
in assists (21) and points (141).
Friedman was a three-time allstate selection and was on the
national All-America ballot in
1993 after pumping in 22 goals.
Her teams reached postseason all four years and she was
named the University’s Athlete
of the Year in 1993-94.
JAMIE KISSEL ‘00
Induction Class of ‘10
Kissel is the program’s all-time
scoring leader with 63 goals and
157 points in 78 career games.
She ranks second in career
assists with 31. A four-time allregion selection, Kissel led her
teams to a 54-19-5 combined
record and four postseason appearances. She was an Academic All-American in 1999 and was
given the school’s prestigious
Foundation Award in 2000.
NATIONAL AND REGIONAL HONORS
DIVISION III ALL-AMERICANS (4)
1994: Nikki Lesko (3rd Team)
1995: M
aria Fesel (1st Team),
Tara DeFlippo (3rd Team)
1996: Maria Fesel (1st Team)
DIVISION I NATIONAL STATISTICAL
LEADERS(TOP 20)
2001: T racy Kasmarcik, 10th in Points
Per Game (1.95), 12th in Goals Per
Game (0.79)
2005: K
ristie Bowers, 5th in Save
Percentage (.877), 29th in Goals
Against Average (.735)
DIVISION I NATIONAL TEAM STATISTICAL
LEADERS (TOP 50)
2001: 5
th in Scoring Offense (2.89 goals
per game)
2004: 42nd in Win Percentage (69%)
2005: 4th in Save Percentage (.876),
30th in Goals Against Average
(.766), 30th in Shutout Percentage
(.50)
DIVISION I NSCAA ALL-REGION (9)
2001:
2002:
2003:
2004:
Tracy Kasmarcik (2nd Team)
Tracy Kasmarcik (2nd Team)
Tatiana Mathelier (3rd Team)
Tatiana Mathelier (2nd Team),
Meghan Taylor (3rd Team),
Deli Plourde (3rd Team)
2005: Meghan Taylor (2nd Team)
2008: Amanda Casares (3rd Team)
2009: Amanda Casares (3rd Team)
COLLEGE SOCCER NEWS DIVISION I TEAM
OF THE WEEK (2)
DIVISION III NSCAA ALL-REGION (25)
1987: Melissa Cohen (2nd Team)
1989: Melissa Cohen (2nd Team)
1991: D
ebra Beato (1st Team),
Donna Beato (2nd Team)
1992: A
my Pyluck (2nd Team),
Neomie Friedman (3rd Team)
1993: N
eomie Friedman (1st Team),
Nina Shah (2nd Team),
Katherine Eastman (3rd Team)
1994: N
ikki Lesko (1st Team),
Tara DeFlippo (1st Team),
Nina Shah (2nd Team),
Deb Mard (3rd Team)
1995: M
aria Fesel (1st Team),
Tara DeFlippo (1st Team),
Heather Kincaid (2nd Team),
Erin Markott (3rd Team)
1996: M
aria Fesel (1st Team),
Jamie Kissel (2nd Team),
Corey Grabon (2nd Team),
Tara DeFlippo (3rd Team),
Kris Guifoil (3rd Team)
1997: M
aria Fesel (1st Team),
Jamie Kissel (1st Team),
Corey Grabon (2nd Team)
AMERICA EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR
2001: Tracy Kasmarcik
AMERICA EAST FAN’S CHOICE PLAYER OF
THE YEAR
2009: Amanda Casares
AMERICA EAST COACH OF THE YEAR
2004: Jeff Leightman
AMERICA EAST CHAMPIONSHIP MVP
Oct. 25, 2004: Katie Kerrigan
Nov. 1, 2004: Meghan Taylor
2004: Meghan Taylor
SOCCER BUZZ ALL-REGION (7)
2002: T racy Kasmarcik (1st Team),
Lauren Cherry (2nd Team),
Amanda Norman (Honorable
Mention), Meghan Taylor
(Honorable Mention),
Lauren Massey (All-Rookie)
2003: Tracy Kasmarcik (2nd Team),
Tatiana Mathelier (Honorable
Mention), Danielle White (AllRookie)
2004: Tatiana Mathelier (1st Team),
Deli Plourde (1st Team),
Meghan Taylor (1st Team),
Caitlin O’Shaughnessy (2nd
Team), Kim Povill (Honorable
Mention & All-Rookie)
2005: M
eghan Taylor (1st Team),
Kelly Burnham (2nd Team),
Tricia Reed (2nd Team),
Kristie Bowers (Honorable
Mention), Kim Thomas (All-
2002: T racy Kasmarcik (2nd Team),
Lauren Massey (All-Freshman
Team)
2003: Tatiana Mathelier
2004: M
eghan Taylor (2nd Team),
Deli Plourde (2nd Team),
Tatiana Mathelier (2nd Team),
Kim Povill (All-Freshman Team)
SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEK
Nov. 1, 2004: Meghan Taylor
ECAC DIVISION I WEEKLY HONORS (3)
Oct. 10, 2005: K
ristie Bowers
(Player of the Week)
Oct. 9, 2006: Kristie Bowers
(Player of the Week)
Sept. 15, 2009: D
ani Raske (Player of the
Week)
DIVISION II NSCAA ALL-REGION (3)
1998: Jamie Kissel (1st Team)
1999: J amie Kissel (2nd Team),
Sarah Young (2nd Team)
Maria Fesel
AMERICA EAST ALL-CONFERENCE (33)
Tracy Kasmarcik
7
CONFERENCE HONORS
Rookie)
2006: Tricia Reed (1st Team),
Nicole Montoya (All-Rookie)
2007: A
manda Casares (2nd Team),
Kim Povill (2nd Team), Stefani
Knopick (All-Rookie)
2008: A
manda Casares (2nd Team),
Nicole Montoya (2nd Team),
Dani Raske (All-Rookie)
2009: Amanda Casares (1st Team),
Dani Raske (2nd Team),
Jamie Holliday (All-Rookie),
Emily Pape (All-Rookie)
2011: Connie Gormley (All-Rookie)
2012: Sarah Furminger (2nd Team)
2013: Rebecca Raber (1st Team),
Connie Gormley (2nd Team),
Katie O’Neill (All-Rookie)
2014: Connie Gormley (2nd Team)
Katherine Corcoran (2nd Team)
Katie O’Neill (2nd Team)
Jacque Rice (All-Rookie)
ALL-NECC: (DIVISION II) (11)
1998: J amie Kissel, Lori Reester,
Corey Grabon, Keri Cassidy,
Kathy Heffron
1999: J amie Kissel, Sarah Young,
Samantha Lang, Danielle
Hummel, Kathy Heffron, Libby
Roach
ALL-SUNYAC: (DIVISION III) (42)
1986: M
elissa Cohen, Debra Cohen,
Judy Sheldon
1987: M
elissa Cohen, Debra Cohen,
Judy Sheldon, Lori Shorin
1988: M
elissa Cohen, Debra Cohen,
Judy Sheldon
1989: Janine Compitello, Melissa
Cohen
1990: D
onna Beato, Maria Wenzel,
Debra Beato
1991: D
ebra Beato, Donna Beato,
Maria Wenzel, Katherine
Eastman, Amy Pyluck
1992: N
eomie Friedman, Nina Shah,
Maria Wenzel, Amy Pyluck
1993: N
eomie Friedman,
Katherine Eastman,
MaryBeth Alence
1994: D
eb Mard, Nina Shah,
Tara DeFlippo, Tricia
Bohnenberger
1995: M
aria Fesel, Tara DeFlippo,
Heather Kincaid, Erin Markott,
Corey Grabon
1996: M
aria Fesel, Jamie Kissel,
Corey Grabon, Kris Guilfoil,
Erin Markott, Tara DeFlippo
AMERICA EAST ALL-TOURNAMENT(10)
2004: M
eghan Taylor, Kelly Burnham,
Tatiana Mathelier
2007: Jen Abbate, Mary DeWitte
2009:8 M
ary DeWitte, Erica Goldberg,
Emily Pape
2011: Taylor Kucharski, Emily Pape
AMERICA EAST WEEKLY HONORS (16)
Aug. 30, 2002: L auren Massey
(Rookie of the Week)
Sept. 16, 2002: Tatiana Mathelier
(Player of the Week)
Sept. 23, 2002: Tracy Kasmarcik
(Player of the Week)
Sept. 1, 2003: Danielle White
(Rookie of the Week)
Oct. 20, 2003: Tracy Kasmarcik
(Player of the Week)
Oct. 24, 2004: L auren Massey
(Player of the Week)
Aug. 29, 2005: K
ristie Bowers
(Player of the Week)
Oct. 10, 2005: K
ristie Bowers
(Player of the Week)
Oct. 22, 2006: K
ristie Bowers
(Player of the Week)
Sept. 15, 2008: D
ani Raske
(Player of the Week)
Sept. 21, 2009: Jamie Holliday
(Rookie of the Week)
Oct. 12, 2009: E mily Pape
(Rookie of the Week)
Oct. 26, 2009: E mily Pape
(Rookie of the Week)
Sept. 5, 2010: Kaitlyn Cook
(Rookie of the Week)
Aug. 21, 2011: Connie Gormley
(Rookie of the Week)
Sept. 26, 2011: Connie Gormley
(Rooke of the Week)
Oct. 24,2011: Conor O’Brien
Sept. 3, 2013: Stephani Church
(Player of the week)
Kristie Bowers
Amanda Casares
Tatiana Mathelier
DIVISION I ERA SEASON RECORDS
GOALS
ASSISTS PER GAME
SHOTS (DIVISION I ONLY)
#No.
Player
Year
1.
15Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
2.
12Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
T3.
9Danielle White 2005
T3.
9Tatiana Mathelier 2004
T3.
9Tatiana Mathelier 2001
T6. 7Dani Raske 2008
T6. 7Kim Povill2004
T6.
7Tracy Kasmarcik 2003
T6. 7Sarah Young 2001
T10. 6Danielle White 2007
T10. 6 Sarah Furminger 2012
#No.
Player
Year
1.
0.56Amanda Norman 2002
2. 0.42Kim Povill2007
T3.0.40Kim Povill2004
T3. 0.40Sarah Young 2001
T5. 0.37Amanda Norman 2001
T5. 0.37Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
T7. 0.33Caitlin O’Shaughnessy 2004
T7. 0.33Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
9.
0.32Lauren Massey 2005
ALL-TIME
1. 0.70Sarah Young 1999
2.
0.56Amanda Norman 2002
#No.
Player
Year
1.
106Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
T2. 79Tracy Kasmarcik 2003
T2. 79Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
4.
61 Katie Corcoran 2013
4. 56Kim Povill2007
5.
53Danielle White 2005
6.
52Tatiana Mathelier 2004
T7. 49Dani Raske 2008
T7. 49Kim Poville 2004
9. 43Sarah Young 2001
T10. 40Danielle White 2007
T10. 40Merri Montenare 2001
ALL-TIME
1. 23Nikki Lesko 1994
2.
22Neomie Friedman 1993
GOALS PER GAME
#No.
Player
Year
1.
0.79Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
2.
0.67Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
3.
0.56Tatiana Mathelier 2001
T4. 0.47Tatiana Mathelier 2004
T4. 0.47Sarah Young 2001
6.
0.45Danielle White 2005
7. 0.39Dani Raske 2008
8. 0.38 Sarah Furminger
2012
9.
0.37Tracy Kasmarcik 2003
T10.0.35Kim Povill2004
T10. 0.33Danielle White 2007
ALL-TIME
1.
1.16Neomie Friedman 1993
2. 1.05Nikki Lesko 1994
ASSISTS
#No.
Player
Year
1.
10Amanda Norman 2002
T2. 8Kim Povill2007
T2. 8Kim Povill2004
T4.
7Caitlin O’Shaughnessy 2004
T4.
7Amanda Norman 2001
T4.
7Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
T7.
6Lauren Massey 2005
T7.
6Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
T7. 6Sarah Young 2001
ALL-TIME
1. 14Sarah Young 1999
2. 12Deb Mard1994
POINTS
#No.
Player
Year
1.
37Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
2.
30Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
T3. 22Tatiana Mathelier 2004
T3. 22Kim Povill2004
T5. 20Danielle White 2005
T5. 20Sarah Young 2001
T7. 19Dani Raske 2008
T7. 19Tatiana Mathelier 2001
9.
18Tracy Kasmarcik 2003
10. 16Kim Povill2007
ALL-TIME
1. 49Nikki Lesko 1994
2.
48Neomie Friedman 1993
GAME-WINNING GOALS (DIVISION I ONLY)
#No.
Player
Year
T1. 4 Stephani Church 2013
T1.
4Danielle White 2005
T1.
4Tracy Kasmarcik 2004
T1. 4 Sarah Furminger 2012
T3. 3Emily Pape 2009
T3. 3Dani Raske 2008
T3. 3Tricia Reed 2006
T3.
3Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
T3. 3Mary Fazio 2001
POINTS PER GAME
#No.
Player
Year
1.
1.95Tracy Kasmarcik 2001
2.
1.67Tracy Kasmarcik 2002
3. 1.33Sarah Young 2001
4.
1.19Tatiana Mathelier 2001
5.
1.16Tatiana Mathelier 2004
6. 1.10Kim Povill2004
7. 1.06Dani Raske 2008
8.
1.00Danielle White 2005
9.
0.95Tracy Kasmarcik 2003
10. 0.94 Sarah Furminger 2012
ALL-TIME
1.
2.53Neomie Friedman 1993
2. 2.30Jamie Kissel 1999
Dani Raske
Tracy Kasmarcik
9
TEAM SEASON RECORDS
GOALS
Division I: 55 (2001)
All-Time: 61 (1994)
FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED
Division I: 16 (2005)
All-Time: 8 (1996)
MOST ASSISTS
Division I: 42 (2001)
All-Time: 52 (1999)
LOWEST GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Division I: 0.77 (2005)
All-Time: 0.39 (1996)
MOST SHOTS
Division I: 388 (2001)
All-Time: 601 (1998)
MOST CORNER KICKS (DIVISION I ONLY)
112 (2001)
MOST WINS
Division I: 14 (2004)
All-Time: 17 (1996)
FEWEST DEFEATS
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
(MIN. 800 MINUTES PLAYED)
#No.
Player
1. 0.73Kristie Bowers
2.
0.77Jen McEachron
3. 0.82 Carrie Martin
4. 1.00Carrie Martin
5. 1.05Lauren Cherry
SAVE PERCENTAGE
(MIN. 800 MINUTES PLAYED)
Year
2005
2009
2011
2013
2002
ALL-TIME
T1. 0.39Tara DeFlippo 1996
T1. 0.39Tara DeFlippo 1995
#No.
Player
1. 0.877Kristie Bowers
2. 0.851Lauren Cherry
3. 0.837Carrie Martin
4. 0.829Jen McEachron
5. 0.815Kristie Bowers
Year
2005
2002
2011
2009
2006
ALL-TIME
1. 0.932Tara DeFlippo 1995
SHUTOUTS
SAVES
#No.
Player
1.
114Lauren Cherry
2.
100Kristie Bowers
3.
99Kristie Bowers
4.
97Kristie Bowers
5.
88Jen McEachron
Division I: 5 (2001)
All-Time: 2 (1996)
Year
2002
2005
2003
2006
2008
ALL-TIME
1.
120Melissa Cohen 1986
#No.
Player
1.
9Kristie Bowers
T2.
7Jen McEachron
T2.
7Kristie Bowers
T2.
7Kristie Bowers
T2. 7Carrie Martin
Year
2005
2008
2006
2004
2011
ALL-TIME
T1. 12Tara DeFlippo 1996
T1. 12Tara DeFlippo 1995
T1. 12Amy Pyluck 1992
MOST DEFEATS
Division I: 12 (2007)
All-Time: Same
MOST TIES
Division I: 4 (2005, 2007)
All-Time: 5 (1988)
HIGHEST WIN PERCENTAGE
Division I: .690 (2004)
All-Time: .895 (1996)
MOST OVERTIME WINS (DIVISION I ONLY)
3 (2001 and 2008)
MOST CONSECUTIVE WINS
Division I: 5 (2002)
All-Time: 16 (1996)
LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK
Division I: 10 games, 8-0-2 (2001)
All-Time: 16 games, 16-0 (1996)
MOST CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS
Division I: 3, multiple times
All-Time: 5 (1987)
HIGHEST NCAA Ranking
All-Time: No. 2 (1994, 1996)
10
DIVISION I ERA CAREER RECORDS
GAMES PLAYED
ASSISTS
#
Player
GamesYears
1.Danielle White 82
2003-07
2. Katie Kerrigan 77
2004-07
T3.Lauren Massey 76
2002-05
T3.Deli Plourde 76
2001-04
5.Kelly Burnham 75
2003-06
# No.Player
Years
1. 32Sarah Young1998-01**
2.
21Tracy Kasmarcik2000-03*
3. 19Kim Povill
2004-09
4.
17Amanda Norman 2000-02*
5.
15Merri Montenare1998-01**
6. 13Deli Plourde2001-04
T7. 12Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
T7. 12Danielle White2003-07
T9. 11Lauren Massey2002-05
T9. 11Kelly Sanders2002-05
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
T1. 84 Nina Shah 1991-94
T1. 82 Deb Mard 1991-94
GOALS
# No.Player
Years
1.
46Tracy Kasmarcik 2000-03*
2. 32Sarah Young1998-01**
3.
25Merri Montenare1998-01**
T4. 24Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
T4. 24Danielle White 2003-07
6. 16Kim Povill
2004-07
7.
15Alyson Cammann1998-01**
8.
14Kelly Burnham 2003-06
9. 13Tricia Reed2004-07
10. 10
Caitlin O’Shaughnessy2001-04
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 63Jamie Kissel1996-99
2.
60Neomie Friedman 1990-93
GOALS PER GAME
# No.Player
Years
1.
0.63Tracy Kasmarcik2000-03*
2. 0.46Sarah Young1998-01**
3.
0.36Merri Montenare1998-01**
4.
0.34Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
5.
0.29Danielle White 2003-07
T6. 0.23Dani Raske2008-09
T6.0.23Kim Povill
2004-07
8.
0.20Alyson Cammann1998-01**
T9. 0.19Kelly Burnham 2003-06
T9. 0.19Tricia Reed2004-07
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 1.05Nikki Lesko 1994
2. 0.81Jamie Kissel1996-99
3.
0.76Neomie Friedman 1970-93
ALL-TIME
1. 32Sarah Young1998-01
2.
31Jamie Kissel1996-99
ASSISTS PER GAME
# No.Player
Years
1. 0.46Sarah Young1998-01**
2.
0.31Amanda Norman2000-02*
3.
0.29Tracy Kasmarcik2000-03*
4. 0.28Kim Povill
2004-09
5.
0.21Merri Montenare1998-01**
6. 0.20Dani Raske2008-09
T7. 0.17Deli Plourde2001-04
T7. 0.17Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
T9. 0.15Danielle White2003-07
T9. 0.15Kelly Sanders2002-05
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 0.46Sarah Young1998-01
2. 0.40Jamie Kissel1996-99
POINTS
# No.Player
Years
1.
113Tracy Kasmarcik 2000-03*
2. 96Sarah Young1998-01**
3.
65Merri Montenare1998-01**
T4. 60Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
T4. 60Danielle White 2003-07
6. 51Kim Povill
2004-07
7.
37Amanda Norman 2000-02*
8.
34Kelly Burnham 2003-06
9.
32Caitlin O’Shaughnessy 2001-04
10. 31 Sarah Furminger2009-12
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
Sarah Young
POINTS PER GAME
# No.Player
Years
1.
1.55Tracy Kasmarcik 2000-03*
2. 1.37Sarah Young1998-01**
3.
0.93Merri Montenare1998-01**
4.
0.83Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
5. 0.74Kim Povill
2004-07
6.
0.73Danielle White 2003-07
7.
0.69Amanda Norman2000-02*
8
.0.61 Sarah Furminger
2009-12
9. 0.46Caitlin O’Shaughnessy 2
001-04
10. 0.45Kelly Burnham 2003-06
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 2.01Jamie Kissel1996-99
2.
1.78Neomie Friedman 1990-93
ALL-TIME
1. 157Jamie Kissel1996-99
2.
141Neomie Friedman 1990-93
11
SHOTS (DIVISION I ERA ONLY)
# No.Player
Years
1.
314Tracy Kasmarcik 2000-03*
2. 304Sarah Young1998-01**
3. 177Kim Povill
2004-07
4.
159Danielle White 2003-07
5.
140Merri Montenare1998-01**
6.
131Tatiana Mathelier 2001-04
7.
115Lauren Massey 2002-05
8. 111Tricia Reed2004-07
9.
99Sarah Furminger 2009-12
10. 84Alyson Cammann1998-01**
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 409Jamie Kissel1996-99
GAME-WINNING GOALS (DIVISION I ONLY)
# No.Player
Years
1.
12Tracy Kasmarcik 2000-03*
2. 8Tricia Reed2004-07
3.
7Danielle White 2003-07
T4. 6Sarah Young1998-01**
T4.
6Merri Montenare1998-01**
T4.
6Sarah Furminger 2009-12
*includes one D-II season (2000)
**includes three D-II seasons (1998-00)
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (MIN. 2,400
MINUTES PLAYED)
# No.Player
Years
1. 1.00Carrie Martin 2010-P
2.
1.16Jen McEachron 2007-09
3. 1.23Lauren Cherry1999-02*
4. 1.25Kristie Bowers 2003-06
*includes two D-II seasons (1999-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 0.52Tara DeFlippo 1994-96
2.
0.88Melissa Cohen1986-89
Jen McEachron
SAVE PERCENTAGE
(MIN. 2,400 MINUTES PLAYED)
# No.Player
Years
1. 0.993 Carrie Martin
2010-P
2. 0.823 Lauren Cherry 1999-02*
3. 0.811 Kristie Bowers 2
003-06
4. 0.802 Jen McEachron
2007-09
*includes two D-II seasons (1999-00)
ALL-TIME
1. 0.993 Carrie Martin
2010-P
2. 0.901 Tara DeFlippo 1994-96
SHUTOUTS
SAVES
# No.Player
Years
1.
383Kristie Bowers 2003-06
2.
317Lauren Cherry1999-02*
3.
158Jen McEachron 2007-09
4.
157 Carrie Martin
2010-P
5. 117 Erin Iman2007-09
*includes two D-II seasons (1999-00)
ALL-TIME
1.
383Kristie Bowers 2003-06
2.
369Melissa Cohen 1986-89
12
# No.Player
Years
1.
29Kristie Bowers 2003-06
2.
12Lauren Cherry 1999-02*
T2. 12Carrie Martin 2010-P
3.
7Jen McEachron 2007-09
*includes two D-II seasons (1999-00)
ALL-TIME
1.
35Tara DeFlippo 1994-96
2. 31Amy Pyluck1989-92
NOTE: in 2000 the NCAA stopped recognizing
shared shutouts between two or more keepers
soonlysoloshutoutsarelistedhereforindividual
statistics purposes
Danielle White
DIVISION I ERA MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
THREE-GOAL GAMES (3)
Dani Raske vs. Iona (9-12-08), Tracy Kasmarcik
vs.Howard(9-27-02),TracyKasmarcikvs.Albany
(10-2-02)
TWO-GOAL GAMES (19)
Sarah Furminger vs. Lehigh (9-2-2012)
Sarah Furminger @ Bucknell (9-8-10)
Stefani Knopick @ UMBC (10-14-10)
Jamie Holliday vs. Temple (9-18-09)
Stefani Knopick vs. New Hampshire (9-2808)
Kim Povill vs. Vermont (10-4-07)
Danielle White vs. UMBC (10-25-07)
Kim Povill vs. FDU (9-15-06)
Katie Kerrigan @ Bucknell (9-7-05)
Kelly Burnham vs. Stony Brook (9-29-05)
Danielle White @ New Hampshire (10-6-05)
Kim Povill @ St. Peter’s (9-24-04)
Tatiana Mathelier @ New Hampshire (10-1-04)
Kim Povill @ UMBC (10-8-04)
Tatiana Mathelier @ Hartford (10-22-04)
Kelly Burnham vs. St. Peter’s (9-12-03)
Tracy Kasmarcik @ Albany (10-19-03)
Tracy Kasmarcik vs. Vermont (10-26-03)
Caitlin O’Shaughnessy vs. Albany (10-2-02)
Rosey Mustafa vs. Albany (10-2-02)
THREE-ASSIST GAMES (1)
Amanda Norman vs. Albany (10-2-02)
SEVEN-POINT GAMES (1)
Tracy Kasmarcik, three goals and one assist vs.
Albany (10-2-02)
THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED...
Stefani Knopick
NCAA TOURNAMENT GOALS (1)
Dani Raske, three goals vs. Iona (9-12-08), Kim
Povill, two goals and two assists @ St. Peter’s (924-04),Tracy Kasmarcik, three goals vs. Howard
(9-27-02)
FIVE-POINT GAMES (2)
Kim Povill, two goals and one assist vs.Vermont
(10-4-07), Danielle White, two goals and one
assist vs. UMBC (10-25-07)
Scored at least three goals
Dani Raske vs. Iona (9-12-08)
Tatiana Mathelier @ Penn State (11-12-04)
Had at least two assists
Jamie Holliday vs. Lehigh (9-2-1012)
FRESHMEN WHO HAVE LED BU IN GOALS (2)
Had at least three assists
Amanda Norman vs. Albany (10-2-02)
Kaitlyn Cook, 3 in 2010 (tied), Jamie Holliday, 4 in 2009
FRESHMEN WHO HAVE LED BU IN POINTS (2)
Jamie Holliday, 10 in 2009, Kim Povill, 22 in 2004 (tied)
SIX-POINT GAMES (3)
A BINGHAMTON PLAYER
Scored at least two goals
Sarah Furminger vs Lehigh (9-2-2012)
MOST GOALS BY A FRESHMAN
7, by Kim Povill (2004)
MOST POINTS BY A FRESHMAN
Made at least 10 saves
Carrie Martin vs. St. Bonaventure (8-28-11)
BINGHAMTON AS A TEAM
Scored at least three goals:
3, @ UMBC (10-18-2012)
Scored at least four goals
4, vs. Lehigh (9-2-2012)
22, by Kim Povill (2004)
Scored at least five goals
6, @ St. Peter’s (9-24-04)
MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL
Scored at least six goals
6, @ St. Peter’s (9-24-04)
4, by Tatiana Mathelier (9-20-02 to 9-29-02)
Scored at least seven goals
7, vs. Albany (10-2-02)
10+ SAVE GAMES (8)
MOST CAREER AE TOURNAMENT GOALS
Carrie Martin, 11 vs. St. Bonaventure (8-2811), Carrie Martin, 10 vs. New Hampshire
(10-21-10), Erin Iman, 10 vs. Syracuse (9-1807), Kristie Bowers, 13 @ Maine (10-16-05),
Kristie Bowers, 10 @ Penn State (11-12-04),
Kristie Bowers, 15 vs. St. John’s (9-5-03),
Lauren Cherry, 11 @ Maine (10-6-02), Lauren
Cherry, 10 vs. Boston (10-20-02), Lauren
Cherry, 15 @ Buffalo (10-31-02)
1, by nine players
Scored at least three goals in a half
3, in second half vs. Lehigh (9-2-2012)
MOST CAREER AE TOURNAMENT ASSISTS
Scored at least four goals in a half
4, in first half @ St. Peter’s (9-24-04)
OVERTIME GAME WINNERS (11)
Sarah Furminger vs. Siena (9-7-12),
AnnMarie Rizzi vs. UMass (8-24-08), Casey
Pederson vs. Albany (10-19-08), Dani Raske
@ Vermont (10-26-08), Tricia Reed vs. New
Hampshire (10-5-06), Danielle White vs. LIU
(9-28-05), Katie Kerrigan @ Bucknell (9-705), Kim Povill vs. UMBC (10-28-05), Lauren
Massey vs. Boston (10-28-04), Rosey Mustafa
@ St. Bonaventure (9-22-02), Tracy Kasmarcik
(double OT) @ Colgate (9-29-02)
1, by eight players
MOST CAREER AE TOURNAMENT POINTS
3, by Mary DeWitte (2008, 2011),
MOST CAREER AE TOURNAMENT SHUTOUTS
Won an overtime game
2-1 vs. Siena (9-7-2012)
Lost an overtime game
1-2 @ Stony Brook (9-30-2012)
3, by Kristie Bowers (2004-06)
Won a penalty kick shootout
4-2 vs. Maine (11-1-10)
MOST CAREER AE TOURNAMENT SAVES
Lost a penalty kick shootout
3-1 vs. Maine (10-30-05)
24, by Kristie Bowers (2005-06)
MOST CAREER NCAA TOURNAMENT SAVES
10, Kristie Bowers (2004)
AN OPPONENT
Scored at least three goals
3, Maine (10-7-2012)
Scored at least four goals
4, by Boston (10-09-11)
Scored at least five goals
6, by Penn State (11-12-04)
13
DIVISION I ERA ACADEMIC/UNIVERSITY HONORS
NATIONAL COLLEGE ATHLETE
HONOR SOCIETY
COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT TEAM (2)
(Chi Alpha Sigma, established in 2006)
2002: Amanda Norman (2nd Team)
2009: Jen McEachron (3rd Team)
Criteria is junior academic standing and a minimum of
3.4 GPA
ECAC MERIT MEDAL RECIPIENTS (11)
WOMEN’S SOCCER MEMBERS (18)
2006: Kristie Bowers, Erica Eddy, Kelly Sanders, Vicky
Vernicek
2007: Kelly Burnham, Christina Butler,
2008: Erica Goldberg, Kelly Haslinger,
Jen McEachron
2009: Emily Cirillo
2010: Nicole Borner
2012: Meghan Campbell, Conor O’Brien
2013: Emma Kurth, Kaitlyn Martin, Taylor McCavanagh,
Emily Nuss, Emily Pape
NATIONAL SOCCER COACHES
ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (NSCAA)
TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD (MIN. 3.0 GPA)
2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010,
2011, 2012
NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-EAST REGION (2)
2001:
2002:
2003:
2004:
2006:
2007:
2009:
Tracey Anderson, Mary Fazio
T racey Anderson, Danielle Kosecki, Mary Fazio
Tracey Anderson, Danielle Kosecki
Danielle Kosecki
Christine Butler
Christine Butler
Katherine Thomas
JOHN BILOS AWARD
(CAREER ACHIEVEMENT) (2)
2005: Tatiana Mathelier
2010: Amanda Casares
BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC
CLUB CITIZENSHIP AWARD (5)
2002: Alyson Cammann
2010: Erica Goldberg
2011: Leora Kenney
2012: Taylor Kucharski
2013: Jamie Holliday
2007: Kim Povill (3rd team), Tricia Reed (HM)
JESSIE GODFREY AWARD (CAREER
ACHIEVEMENT, LEADERSHIP) (2)
AMERICA EAST ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM (6)
2006: Meghan Taylor
2007: Kristie Bowers
2005: Kelly Burnham, Tricia Reed
2006: Tricia Reed
2007: Kim Povill
2009: Jen McEachron
2013: Emma Kurth
Lauren Massey
SUNY CHANCELLOR SCHOLAR-ATHLETES (2)
2004-05: Deli Plourde
2007-08: Kim Povill
Kristie Bowers
Amanda Casares
14
ALL-TIME RESULTS
1990 (10-8-1, 3-2 SUNYAC EAST, 3RD)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
1988 (9-4-5, 1-1-3 SUNYAC EAST, T-3RD)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
1985 (6-7, 1-2 SUNYAC EAST, T-3RD)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
9-7 Scranton
9-12
@ Oneonta*
9-18
@ Oswego
9-21
@ Keuka
9-24
@ William Smith
9-26 Union
10-2 Cortland*
10-5
New Paltz*
10-14 Wells
10-19
@ Stony Brook
10-23
@ Elmira
10-25
@ Hartwick
10-28 Keuka
9-3
@ Ithaca
L
0-3
9-8
Oneonta*
T 0-0 (ot)
9-10
Keuka
T 1-1 (ot)
9-11
Buffalo State
W 1-0
9-14 Oswego
L0-1
9-17
@ Union
W 2-0
9-19
@ Utica
W 2-0
9-24
Plattsburgh*
T 0-0 (ot)
9-26
@ Wells
W 10-0
9-28
@ Cortland
L
0-3
10-1
@ Potsdam*
W 4-1
10-4 Wilkes
W11-0
10-8
New Paltz*
T 1-1 (ot)
10-11
@ Scranton
W 2-1
10-15 Siena
W3-1
10-18 Elmira
W6-0
10-25
Hartwick
T 0-0 (ot)
NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT
10-26
@ Alfred L
1-2
L0-6
L
1-2
L
0-2
L
1-2
L
1-6
W1-0
L0-8
W 3-0
W7-2
W 1-0
W 2-1
L 1-2 (ot)
W4-1
*SUNYAC East game
1986 (6-7-2, 3-2 SUNYAC EAST, T-2ND)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
9-11 Oneonta*
9-13
@ Scranton
9-14
@ Monmouth
9-17 Oswego
9-20 Keuka
9-25
@ Union
10-1
@ Cortland*
10-7
@ Utica
10-9
@ New Paltz*
10-16 Albany*
10-18 Plattsburgh*
10-21
Elmira
10-28Hartwick
10-30
@ Siena
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT
10-25
@ Univ. Buffalo
* SUNYAC East game
W2-1
L
0-2
L
1-2
W4-3
W2-1
W 4-0
L
0-2
L
0-1
L
0-5
W1-0
W1-0
T 2-2 (ot)
L0-2
T 3-3 (ot)
L
1989 (11-5-3, 3-2 SUNYAC EAST, T-3RD)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
9-1
Ithaca
9-6
@ Oneonta*
9-9 Potsdam*
9-10 Vassar
9-13
@ Oswego
9-16 Union
9-18 Utica
9-23
@ Plattsburgh*
9-27
Cortland*
10-2
Scranton
10-7
New Paltz*
10-12
William Smith
10-14
@ Siena
10-17
@ Elmira
10-23
@ Hartwick
10-24
St. Bonaventure
10-28
@ Ithaca
10-29
@ Oswego
ECAC UPSTATE TOURNAMENT
11-4
Alfred 0-2
* SUNYAC East game
1987 (9-6-2, 2-2 SUNYAC EAST, T-2ND)
HEAD COACH: HRISTOS DIMITRIOU
9-5 Scranton
9-10
@ Oneonta*
9-12
Keuka
9-13 Potsdam*
9-16
@ Oswego
9-19 Union
9-22 Utica
9-28 Wells
9-30 Cortland
10-6
@ Wilkes
10-10
New Paltz*
10-15
Albany*
10-17 Siena
10-20
@ Elmira
10-24
@ Plattsburgh*
10-27
@ Hartwick
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT
10-28
@ Geneseo
L2-3
W 1-0
L 1-2 (ot)
W4-0
T 1-1 (ot)
W3-1
W6-1
W4-0
L0-2
W 17-0
W 2-0
T 0-0 (ot)
W3-0
W 2-0
L
0-1
L
0-3
L
* SUNYAC East game
T 0-0 (ot)
W 2-1
W3-0
W1-0
L
0-2
W2-1
W2-0
W 1-0
L 0-1 (ot)
T 0-0 (ot)
L
0-1
L
0-2
W 5-0
W 3-0
W 2-1
W 4-1
T 0-0 (ot)
W 1-0
L
0-1
9-1
@ Ithaca
9-5
Oneonta*
9-9 RIT
9-12 Oswego
9-15
@ Union
9-16
Ohio Wesleyan
9-18
@ Utica
9-23 Plattsburgh*
9-27
@ Cortland*
10-1
@ William Smith
10-3 Elmira
10-6
@ New Paltz*
10-8 Albany
10-11 Siena
10-16
@ Scranton
10-20
@ Potsdam*
10-22Hartwick
10-23
St. Lawrence
ECAC UPSTATE TOURNAMENT
11-3
Trenton State
L 0-2 (ot)
L 2-4 (ot)
W1-0
W3-0
W 3-0
L
1-2
W 2-0
W2-1
L
0-2
L
0-1
W5-0
W 1-0
W1-0
W2-0
T 2-2 (ot)
W 2-1
L0-3
L
0-2
L
0-2
* SUNYAC East game
1991 (14-5-4, 4-1 SUNYAC EAST, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
9-1
@ Methodist
W 1-0
9-2
@ Mary Washington T 1-1 (ot)
9-8
William Smith
L
0-2
9-11
@ Oneonta*
W 2-0
9-14
# Allegheny
W 1-0
9-15
# Gettysburg
W 3-0
9-19
@ Oswego
W 1-0
9-21 Union
W2-0
9-23
Kalamazoo
T 1-1 (ot)
9-24 Utica
W6-0
9-28
@ Plattsburgh*
W 1-0
10-2 Cortland*
L0-2
10-4
@ Elmira
W 5-1
10-9
@ Siena
W 4-0
10-12
New Paltz*
W 2-0
10-15Scranton
L0-1
10-19
@ Albany
W 4-1
10-23
Ithaca
T 1-1 (ot)
10-26 Potsdam*
W2-1
10-30
@ Hartwick
L
0-1
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT (AT GENESEO)
11-1
@ Geneseo
W 2-1
11-2
vs. Cortland
L
1-4
NCAA TOURNAMENT
11-9
@ Rochester
T
1-1
(Rochester advances 3-2 on PKs)
# Binghamton Invitational
* SUNYAC East game
1991
0-2
* SUNYAC East game
15
1992 (11-7-2, 4-1 SUNYAC EAST, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
1994 (15-5-2, 4-1 SUNYAC EAST, 1ST)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
9-5
@ Ithaca
L
1-3
9-9
@ Scranton
L
1-2
9-12
# Elmira
W 8-0
9-13
# Gettysburg
W 2-1
9-16 Oswego
W3-0
9-19
@ Union
W 1-0
9-22
@ Utica
L 2-3 (ot)
9-26
Plattsburgh*
W 1-0 (ot)
9-30
@ Cortland*
L
1-4
10-3 Kean
L0-2
10-6 Oneonta*
W2-0
10-10
@ New Paltz*
W 6-0
10-11
Franklin & Marshall W 5-0
10-14
@ William Smith
L
1-5
10-17 Albany
W4-0
10-21
@ Rochester
T 0-0 (ot)
10-24
@ Potsdam*
W 5-0
10-28Hartwick
L0-3
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT (AT CORTLAND)
10-30
vs. Oswego
W 2-0 (ot)
10-31
vs. Geneseo
T 0-0 (ot)
(Teams declared co-champions)
9-3
+ Texas Lutheran
W 14-0
9-4
+ St. Mary’s (Texas) W 2-1
9-5
+@ Trinity
W 3-2
9-10
# Mt. St. Mary’s
W 2-0
9-11
# Keuka
W 6-0
9-13
@ Ithaca
L
0-2
9-17
@ Union
W 4-0
9-21
@ Scranton
T 1-1 (ot)
9-24
@ Plattsburgh*
W 3-1
9-28
@ Cortland*
L
0-1
10-1 Kean
W3-0
10-5 Oneonta*
W2-0
10-8
New Paltz*
W 6-0
10-15 Albany
W4-0
10-17
@ Rochester
L
0-1
10-20
@ William Smith
L
0-2
10-22
@ Potsdam*
W 3-0
10-26 Hartwick
W3-2
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT (AT BINGHAMTON)
10-28 Oswego
W1-0
10-29Geneseo
L2-3
ECAC MID-ATLANTIC TOURN. (AT BING.)
11-5
Oswego
T 0-0 (ot)
(Binghamton advances 4-3 on PKs)
11-6 Stockton
W2-1
# Binghamton Invitational
* SUNYAC East game
1993 (12-4-3, 4-1 SUNYAC EAST, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
9-4
+ Wittenberg
W 3-0
9-5
+ Lynchburg
W 8-0
9-11
# Fredonia
W 2-0
9-12
# Keuka
W 3-2 (ot)
9-14
Ithaca
T 1-1 (ot)
9-18 Union
W3-2
9-22
Scranton
W 2-0 (ot)
9-26 Plattsburgh*
W2-1
9-29 Cortland*
L0-1
10-6
@ Oneonta*
W 1-0
10-8
@ New Paltz*
W 6-0
10-14
William Smith
L
1-3
10-16
@ Albany
W 2-0
10-19Rochester
L0-2
10-23 Potsdam*
W3-0
10-24
@ Kean
W 2-0
10-27
@ Hartwick
T 0-0 (ot)
SUNYAC TOURNAMENT (AT OSWEGO)
10-30
vs. Geneseo
L
0-2
ECAC MID-ATLANTIC TOURNAMENT
11-6
Plattsburgh
T 1-1 (ot)
(Plattsburgh advances 4-2 on PKs)
+ Franklin & Marshall Tournament
# Binghamton Invitational
* SUNYAC East game
1992
+ Trinity (Texas) Tournament
# Binghamton Invitational
* SUNYAC East game
1995 (12-4-3, 9-0-1 SUNYAC, 1ST)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
9-2
@ Mary Washington
9-8
+ Georgian Court
9-9
+ Trenton State
9-12
Ithaca
9-15 Potsdam*
9-16 Plattsburgh*
9-20
William Smith
9-22
Brockport*
9-23 Geneseo*
9-26 Union
9-29
@ Buffalo State*
9-30
@ Fredonia*
10-6
@ Oswego*
10-7 Cortland*
10-10
@ Oneonta*
10-13Rochester
10-18
@ New Paltz*
10-19
@ Hartwick
NCAA TOURNAMENT
11-1 Rochester
W 1-0 (ot)
L
0-4
T 1-1 (ot)
T 0-0 (ot)
W4-0
W3-0
L 0-1 (ot)
W 1-0 (ot)
W2-1
W1-0
W 1-0
W 2-1
W 2-0 (ot)
W1-0
T 0-0 (ot)
L0-1
W 4-0
W 1-0
L0-1
+ Messiah/Gettysburg Tournament
* SUNYAC game
1993
16
1996 (17-2, 10-0 SUNYAC, 1ST)
HEAD COACH: DAVE WILSON
9-7
+ Notre Dame (Md.) W 5-0
9-8
+ College of N.J.
L
0-2
9-14
# vs. Hope
W 4-0
9-15
#@ Washington
W 5-1
9-17
@ Ithaca
W 2-0 (ot)
9-20
@ Potsdam*
W 2-0
9-21
@ Plattsburgh*
W 2-1
9-25
@ William Smith
W 2-0
9-27
@ Brockport*
W 3-0
9-28
@ Geneseo*
W 4-1
10-1
@ Union
W 1-0
10-4
Buffalo State*
W 7-0
10-5 Fredonia*
W5-0
10-11
Oswego*
W 3-0 (ot)
10-12
@ Cortland*
W 2-1 (ot)
10-15 Oneonta*
W1-0
10-23
New Paltz*
W 4-0
10-24 Hartwick
W2-1
NCAA TOURNAMENT (ROUND OF 16)
11-9
Ithaca
L 0-1 (ot)
+ Binghamton Invitational
# Washington (Mo.) Invitational
* SUNYAC game
1997 (10-8-3, INDEPENDENT)
HEAD COACH: KYM EYNARD-BOZZI
9-7
UMass Dartmouth W 4-0
9-10
@ Keuka
W 4-0
9-13
@ Oswego
L
0-1
9-17
@ Lock Haven
L
0-3
9-20
+ College of N.J.
L 1-2 (ot)
9-21
+@ Mary Washington T 0-0 (ot)
9-25
William Smith
L 3-4 (ot)
9-27
@ Nazareth
T 1-1 (ot)
10-3 Potsdam
W6-0
10-5 Plattsburgh
W2-1
10-7
@ Scranton
W 1-0 (ot)
10-8 Brockport
L0-1
10-14
@ Oneonta
L
0-2
10-18
Ithaca
W 1-0 (ot)
10-21
@ Hartwick
W 6-1
10-24
@ Stony Brook
L
2-5
10-29
Le Moyne
W7-0
NEW YORK STATE TOURNAMENT
10-28
@ Vassar
T 2-2 (ot)
(Binghamton advances 6-5 on PKs)
11-1
vs. Union (at Oneonta)W 4-0
11-2
vs. Cortland (at Oneonta) W 2-1
ECAC MID-ATLANTIC TOURNAMENT
11-7
@ Vassar
L
3-5
1995
+ Mary Washington Tournament
1998 (14-3-1, 6-2 NECC, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
9-2
Lock Haven
L
1-3
9-5
+@ Stonehill
W 2-0
9-6
+ Merrimack
W 4-2
9-12 Albany*
W4-1
9-16
@ UMass Lowell*
W 8-0
9-19
New Haven*
L 2-3 (2ot)
9-24
@ Bloomsburg
T 0-0 (2ot)
10-3
New Hamp. College* W 2-0
10-10
@ Bridgeport*
W 8-4
10-15
@ Shippensburg
W 2-1
10-17
@ Sacred Heart*
W 1-0 (ot)
10-21
East Stroudsburg
W 2-1
10-25 Kutztown
W3-1
10-28
@ Le Moyne
W 6-0
10-31
Franklin Pierce*
L
1-4
11-7
@ Southern Conn. St.*W 1-0 (2ot)
ECAC DIVISION II TOURNAMENT
11-14
West Chester
W 3-2 (2ot)
11-15 Merrimack
W1-0
+ Stonehill Kickoff Classic
1996
* New England Collegiate Conference game
1997
1998
17
1999 (13-6-1, 7-1 NECC, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
9-4
+ Bryant
W 5-0
9-5
+ Sonoma State
L
0-3
9-10
@ Lynn
L
0-3
9-12
@ Barry
T 1-1 (ot)
9-18
UMass Lowell*
W 4-2
9-21 Bloomsburg
L0-3
9-25 Bridgeport*
W9-0
9-29
@ Albany
W 4-1
10-2
@ New Hamp. College*
W 6-0
10-5
Le Moyne
W 3-0
10-8 Felician*
W9-0
10-14
@ Kutztown
W 4-2
10-16
@ New Haven*
W 2-0
10-17
@ Teikyo-Post*
W 4-0
10-23
@ Franklin Pierce*
L 0-11
10-27 Shippensburg
W3-2
10-30
Southern Conn. St.* W 3-2
11-1
@ East Stroudsburg L
2-3
ECAC DIVISION II TOURN. (AT STONEHILL)
11-13
vs. Southern Conn. St.W 1-0
11-14
vs. Assumption
L
0-1
1999
+ Binghamton Classic
* New England Collegiate Conference game
2000 (11-5-1, INDEPENDENT)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-25
St. Peter’s
8-27
+ vs. Long Beach St.
9-1
@ Robert Morris
9-4
@ Duquesne
9-9
@ Canisius
9-15 Rider
9-17
Northeastern
9-23
St. Joseph’s
9-29 Howard
10-1
@ St. Francis (Pa.)
10-4
@ Niagara
10-12
@ Lehigh
10-14
@ Holy Cross
10-20
@ St. Bonaventure
10-27 Albany
10-29
@ Youngstown State
11-4 FDU
W 9-0
L
2-3
W 4-1
L
1-2
W 5-0
W4-1
L 1-2 (ot)
L
1-2
W4-2
W 1-0
W 3-1
L
0-2
W 2-1
T 0-0 (2ot)
W3-0
W 6-0
W8-0
2000
+ played at Fairfield
2001 (12-5-2, INDEPENDENT)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-31
@ Duquesne W 4-1
9-2
@ Robert Morris L 2-3
9-7
Iona W 5-0
9-9
St. John’s W 1-0 (ot)
9-16
@ UMass L 2-6
9-21
@ Rider W 4-0
9-23
St. Bonaventure L 1-3
9-28
@ Howard L 2-3
9-30
@ American W 2-1 (ot)
10-3
Cornell W 2-0
10-9
Niagara W 4-2
10-13
Canisius W 5-0
10-16
@ Providence T 2-2
10-19
@ St. Peter’s W 7-1
10-21
Navy T 1-1
10-26
@ Fairleigh Dickinson W 2-1 (ot)
10-28
Siena W 1-0
10-31
@ Albany W 5-2
ECAC TOURNAMENT (AT COLUMBIA)
10-17
vs. Georgetown
L 2-4
18
2001
2002 (9-7-2, 3-4-2 AE, 6TH)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-30
9-1
9-5
9-8
9-10
9-20
9-22
9-27
9-29
10-2
10-6
10-11
10-17
10-20
10-24
10-27
10-31
11-3
Lafayette Mt. St. Mary’s St. Francis (Pa.) Syracuse @ St. John’s Fairleigh Dickinson @ St. Bonaventure Howard @ Colgate Albany* @ Maine* @ Vermont* @ Stony Brook* Boston University* Hartford* Northeastern* @ Buffalo @ New Hampshire* W 2-1
W 2-0
T 1-1
L 0-1 (ot)
L 0-2
W 4-1
W 2-1 (ot)
W 7-1
W 4-3 (2ot)
W 7-0
T 0-0
W 2-1
L 0-2
L 0-1 (2ot)
W 1-0
L 0-1
L 2-3 (2ot)
L 0-1
2002
* America East Conference game
2003 (9-8-2, 3-4 AE, 7TH)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-29
@ Syracuse L 1-7
8-31
@ Niagara W 3-0
9-5
St. John’s W 2-0
9-7
St. Bonaventure W 1-0
9-12
St. Peter’s W 4-2
9-14
@ Navy L 1-3
9-17
@ Fairleigh Dickinson W 1-0
9-21
@ Hartford L 1-3
9-28
@ No. 7 West Virginia L 0-5
10-2
@ Massachusetts W 3-2
10-5
@ Northeastern* L 0-3
10-11
New Hampshire* T 0-0 (2ot)
10-16
Stony Brook* W 1-0
10-19
Maine* L 0-1 (ot)
10-23
@ Albany* W 3-0
10-26
UMBC* T 1-1 (2ot)
11-1
Vermont* W 2-0
11-4
@ Boston University* L 0-4
ECAC TOURNAMENT
11-7
@ Fairleigh Dickinson L 0-1
2003
* America East Conference game
2004 (14-6-1, 6-3 AE, 1ST)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-27
+ Manhattan W 2-1
8-29
@ St. Bonaventure W 3-2
9-5
@ St. John’s L 0-2
9-10
Lehigh W 1-0
9-14
@ Cornell T 0-0
9-17
Fairleigh Dickinson W 3-1
9-24
@ Saint Peter’s W 6-0
9-26
Canisius W 3-1
10-1
@ New Hampshire * L 2-3
10-3
@ Maine *
W 1-0
10-8
@ UMBC *
W 2-0
10-10
No. 20 West Virginia L 1-4
10-15
Albany *
W 4-2
10-17
Stony Brook *
L 0-2
10-22
@ Hartford *
W 2-1
10-24
@ Vermont *
L 0-1
10-28
Boston University * W 2-1
10-30
Northeastern *
W 2-0
AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT (IN BING.)
11-2
Northeastern W 3-0
11-5
Maine W 2-0
NCAA TOURNAMENT
11-7
@ No. 2 Penn State L 1-6
2004
* America East Conference game
+ played at North Rockland High School
19
2005 (10-6-4, 5-2-1 AE, 3RD)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-26
@ Iona T 0-0
8-28
Long Island W 1-0
9-1
@ Syracuse W 1-0
9-3
Harvard L 0-1
9-7
@ Bucknell W 3-2
9-9
+ Virginia Military Inst. W 3-0
9-11
+ Manhattan T 2-2
9-16
@ Farleigh Dickinson L 1-2
9-18
@ Canisius L 0-3
9-23
@ Lehigh L 0-1
9-25
Vermont* L 0-2
9-29
Stony Brook* W 3-0
10-2
@ Albany* W 3-0
10-6
@ New Hampshire* W 3-0
10-8
@ Boston University* L 0-1
10-13
UMBC* T 1-1
10-16
@ Maine* W 1-0
10-20
Hartford* W 1-0
AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT (IN BOSTON)
10-28
vs. UMBC W 2-1
10-30
vs. Maine T 0-0
Maine advances 3-1 in PKs
* America East Conference game
+ Youngstown State Classic
2005
2006 (7-8-3, 4-4 AE, 4TH)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-25
+ Georgetown T 2-2
8-27
@ Navy L 0-4 9-1
@ Pitt L 1-3
9-3
@ No. 18 West Virginia L 0-4
9-6
Syracuse T 1-1
9-10
Wagner W 4-0
9-15
Farleigh Dickinson W 3-0
9-17
@ Long Island L 0-1 9-21
Canisius W 1-0
9-25
@ Vermont* L 0-3 9-28
@ Stony Brook* L 0-1 10-1
Albany* W 1-0
10-5
New Hampshire* W 1-0
10-8
No. 12 Boston Univ.* L 0-1
10-12
@ UMBC* W 3-0
10-15
Maine* W 1-0
10-19
@ Hartford* L 0-2
AMERICA EASTTOURNAMENT (IN HARTFORD)
10-27
vs. New Hampshire T 0-0
New Hampshire advances 4-2 in PKs
* America East Conference game
+ Navy Tournament
2006
2007 (3-12-4, 2-5-1 AE, 6TH)
HEAD COACH: JEFF LEIGHTMAN
8-31
+ Northeastern L 0-1 (2ot)
9-1
@ Akron T 1-1 (2ot)
9-7
~ Buffalo L 1-3
9-9
@ Niagara L 1-2
9-13
@ Florida Intl L 1-2
9-16
@ Miami L 0-4 9-18
Syracuse L 1-2 (ot)
9-22
Long Island T 0-0 (2ot)
9-25
New Jersey Tech W 3-1
9-30
@ New Hampshire* L 1-2
10-4
Vermont* W 4-2
10-7
Hartford* L 0-2 10-11
@ Albany* L 1-3
10-18
Stony Brook* T 1-1(2ot)
10-21
@ Maine* L 0-2 10-25
UMBC* W 3-1
10-28
@ Boston* L 0-2 AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
11-1
@ Hartford T 1-1(2ot)
11-4
@ Boston University L 0-2 * America East Conference game
+ Collegiate Preview at Oxford, N.Y.
~ Niagara Classic
20
2007
2008 (8-9-1, 3-5 AE, 6TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-24
UMass
W 2-1 (ot)
8-29
@ Long Island L 0-1 (ot)
8-31
@ New Jersey Tech W 2-0
9-7
@ Holy Cross W 2-0
9-12 Iona
W3-0
9-17
Rider
T 1-1 (ot)
9-21
@ Syracuse L
0-2
9-24 Niagara
L1-2
9-28
New Hampshire*
L
2-3
10-2
@ UMBC* W 1-0
10-5
Maine* L
0-1
10-9
Boston University* L
2-4
10-16
@ Hartford* L
1-3
0-19
Albany* W 1-0 (ot)
10-23
@ Stony Brook* L
2-3
2008
10-26
@ Vermont* W 1-0 (ot)
AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
10-30
@ New Hampshire W 1-0
11-2
@ Stony Brook
L
0-2
* America East Conference game
2009 (9-7-2, 6-2 AE, 2ND)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-28
@ Delaware
L
0-3
8-30
@ St. Joseph’s
L
0-1
9-4
@ Cornell
T
0-0
9-6
Syracuse L
0-1
9-11
@ Niagara
W 2-0
9-13
@ Buffalo
W 1-0
9-18 Temple
W3-1
9-27
@ Boston University* L
0-3
10-1
@ Albany*
W 2-1
10-4
Stony Brook* L
1-2
10-8
Hartford* W 1-0
10-11
@ Maine* W 1-0
10-14
@ Penn L
0-3
0-18
UMBC* W 2-0
10-22
Vermont* W 3-1
10-25
@ New Hampshire* W 1-0 AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
11-1
Maine
T 0-0 (2OT)
BU advances 4-2 on penalty kicks
11-7
@ Boston University L
0-4
2009
* America East Conference game
2010 (4-11-2, 2-4-2 AE, 7TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-27
8-29
9-3
9-5
9-8
9-12
9-15
9-20
9-22
9-26
9-30
10-3
10-10
10-14
10-17
10-21
10-24
@ Fairfield @ Sacred Heart Delaware State
Delaware @ Bucknell
@ Syracuse Iona @ Seton Hall Cornell Maine* @ Hartford* @ Vermont* Albany* @ UMBC* Boston University* New Hampshire* @ Stony Brook* L 0-2
L 2-3
W 1-0
L 0-1 (ot)
W 3-0
L 0-4 L 0-1
L 0-1
L 1-3
W 1-0
L 0-1
L 0-1 T 0-0 (2ot)
W 2-1
L 0-4 T 1-1(2ot)
L 1-2 2010
* America East Conference game
21
2011 (7-10-1, 3-4-1 AE, 5TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-19
Buffalo
8-21
@ Delaware State
8-26
@ St. Joseph’s
8-28
@ St. Bonaventure 9-2
@ Lehigh
9-4
FDU 9-11
@ Siena 9-14
@ Cornell 9-25
@ Maine* 9-29
Hartford* 10-2
Stony Brook * 10-6
@ Albany* 10-9
@ Boston* 10-16
@ New Hampshire* 10-20
Vermont* 10-23 UMBC* AMERICA EAST TOURNAMENT
10-27
@ New Hampshire
L 0-1 (ot)
W 1-0
W 2-0
L 0-1(ot)
L 0-1
W 2-0 L 0-1 (ot)
L 0-1
W 3-0
L 0-1
T 0-0(2ot)
L 0-1 L
1-4
L 1-2
W 3-0 W 2-0
W 1-0
10-30
L
@ Boston
1-2
* America East Conference game
2012 (8-8-1, 2-5-1 AE, 8TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-17
8-21
8-24
9-2
9-7
9-12
9-14
9-16
9-21
9-22
9-27
9-30
10-4
10-7
10-14 10-18
10-21
@ Bucknell
@ Niagara
@ St. Joseph’s
Lehigh
Siena
Cornell
St. Bonaventure
@ FDU @ Marist
@ Hartford*
New Hampshire*
@ Stony Brook*
Albany* Maine*
Boston Univ. @ UMBC*
@ Vermont*
W 3-0
W 1-0
L 0-3
W 4-0
W 2-1(ot)
W 2-1
L 0-1
W 1-0
L 0-2
L
0-1
T 0-0 L 1-2 (2 ot)
L 0-1
L
1-3 L
0-1
W 3-0
W 2-1
*America East Conference game
2013 (8-8-2, 3-4-1 AE, 6TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-25
@Siena College
8-30
@ Manhattan
9-01
@ Iona College
9-06
Lafayett
9-08
Niagara
9-13
@Temple
9-15
Marist
9-18
@ Cornell 9-23
@Army 9-29
@ New Hamp.*
10-03
UMBC*
10-10
@ UAlbany*
10-13
@Maine* 10-17
Hartford*
10-20 Stony Brook 10-23
@ UMass Lowell*
10-27
@ Vermont*
10-31@Maine
L
1-2
W 1-0
W 1-0(ot)
W 2-0
W 3-1
L 0-2
T 1-1(ot)
L 0-2
W 1-0
T 0-0(2 ot)
L 0-1 ot W 2-0
W 3-2 (ot)
L
0-2 L
0-2
W 4-0
L 1-2 (2ot)
L0-2
*America East Conference game
22
2014 (7-9-3, 3-3-2 AE, 6TH)
HEAD COACH: SARAH MCCLELLAN
8-22
Temple University
8-24
@ Lehigh University
8-29
Manhattan College
8-31
Iona College
9-05
Siena College
9-07
@ Lafayette
9-12
@ Niagara
9-14
@ Canisius
9-19
@ St. Bonaventure
9-21 Cornell
9-28
Maine*
10-05
Umass Lowell*
10-09
@ Hartford*
10-12 @ Stony Brook
10-16 Albany*
10-19Maine*
10-23
@ Vermont
10-26
@ UMBC*
10-31
@Maine* (QF)
L 10-2
L
0-2
L
1-2
W 5-0
W 2-1
W 2-1(ot)
L
1-2
W 2-0
L
1-3
L1-0(ot)
T0-0(2ot)
W 4-0
L
0-1 L 1-2(2ot)
T0-0(2ot)
L0-1
W 3-2(2ot)
W 1-0(2ot)
T 1-1(2ot)
*America East Conference game
ALL-TIME DIVISION I ROSTER/STATISTICS
Player
Year(s) GP G A TP SH GWPK
Jennifer Abbate 2008-11
55
00010
00-0
Julie Albanese 2007 0000000-0
Jocelyn Acor
2014 18
20415
00-0
Tracey Anderson**
2001-02
56
23722
10-0
Kamila Barnes 2003 2000000-0
Leighann Bennett2013-14
20
102300-0
Cara Biondo**
2001 545 2 12322 0-0
Mollie Bold
2009-11
14
000100-0
Nicole Borner
2009 15
000000-0
Kasey Brida
2013-14
24
000300-0
Kelly Burnham
2003-0675146 34944 0-0
Christina Butler 2004-07
27
000600-0
Alyson Cammann***
2001 74117 29170 1-1
Lisa Campbell 2009-10
24
10216
10-0
Meghan Campbell2009-12
66
10221
00-0
Amanda Casares 2006-09697 6 20681 0-1
Stephani Church 2012-14378 2 18554 0-0
Emily Cirillo
2008-09
11
204410-0
Lia Cohen
2003 19
102700-0
Kaitlyn Cook
2010-12
42
40866
10-0
Katie Corcoran 2012-14
49
5515
144
20-0
Kelly Corrado
2013-14
20
000100-0
Samantha Crane 2012-14
23
11320
00-0
Courtney Craig 2003-04
4000000-0
Genevieve Crescenzo
2013 12
022300-0
Liz Cusato
2010-13
48
011400-0
Maureen DeAngeles
2009-10
7000000-0
Mary DeWitte
2008-11615 3 13623 0-0
Emily Dixon
2008 11
102300-0
Katie Eaton
2006-07
25
00028
00-0
Erica Eddy
2003-07
41
011900-0
Jacqueline Ehrenreich2013-15
4000000-0
Alyssa Falsinki 2013-14
8000200-0
Mary Fazio**
2001 527 7 21423 0-0
Jillian Fickbohm 2005-07
15
000100-0
Charlotte Foster 2005-08
46
41940
10-0
Sarah Furminger 2010-1251119 31996 0-0
Michele Galvin 2013-14
18
31718
20-0
Jodi Gladstone 2003 14
000200-0
Gaby Gold
2011-14
34
000100-0
Erica Goldberg 2006-09
40
011300-0
Connie Gormley 2011-14
66
21540
10-0
Gina Guerra
2008 0000000-0
Patricia Hanley 2014 15
113710-0
Betsy Harris
2004-06
38
13511
00-0
Mackenzie Harris 2004-07
9102100-0
Kelly Haslinger
2005-08574 6 14561 0-0
Katie Hatziyianis 2014 17
000000-0
Jamie Holliday 2009-12
61
9725
109
40-0
Keri Iheagwara 2010 10
000100-0
Erin Jones
2005 4000100-0
Lila Kashou
2008 5000200-0
Tracy Kasmarcik* 2001-03734621113
314
120-1
Bethany Katz
2003-04
13
102200-0
Leora Kenney
2007-10
36
00010
00-0
Katie Kerrigan
2004-07777 2 16252 1-1
Carly Kirschner 2009 18
000700-0
Danielle Kosecki* 2001-03706 7 19620 0-0
Stefani Knopick 2007-10726 3 15682 0-0
Maria Krug
2004 21
03310
00-0
Taylor Kucharski 2008-11
62
25960
10-0
Emma Kurth
2010-13
67
11322
10-0
Jessica Llewellyn***
2001 47
33925
00-0
Jenna Luvin
2007-08
7000000-0
Allison Mack
2013-14
34
022800-0
Kaitlyn Martin 2010-13
46
31720
00-0
Emma Maslin
2014 5000000-0
Lauren Massey
2002-05767 1125115
2 0-0
Tatiana Mathelier 2001-0471241260131
5 0-0
Krissy Maus*** 2001 65
01114
00-0
Kristin McCann 2005 2102100-0
Meghan McCarty 2011-12
30
011000-0
Taylor McCavanagh
2009-12
12
000000-0
Valerie McNamara2014 14
215400-0
Katherine Millet 2014 6000000-0
Merri Montenare***2001 70251565140
6 0-0
Nicole Montoya 2006-09
56
01110
00-0
Emily Moore
2001-02376 3 15431 0-0
Irene Morales* 2001-03
46
13511
00-0
Rosey Mustafa** 2001-02699 5 23472 0-0
Player
Year(s) GP G A TP SH GWPK
Loren Natale
2001 11
000900-0
Amanda Norman* 2001-0254101737620 0-0
Emily Nuss
2011-14686 3 15831 0-0
Conor O’Brien
2010-13375 5 13350 0-0
Katie O’Neill
2013-14375 2 12961 0-0
Cait. O’Shaughnessy
2001-0470101232614 0-0
Kerry O’Shaughnessy
2004-07
65
14637
10-0
Emily Pape
2009-12696 0 12494 0-0
Casey Pederson 2007-08
34
25932
10-0
Deli Plourde
2001-04765 1323731 0-0
Kim Povill
2004-0769161951177
5 0-1
Rebecca Raber
2012-14505 7 17270 0-0
Dani Raske
2007-09358 7 23673 0-0
Tricia Reed
2004-0768133 29111
8 0-0
Jacque Rice
2014 18
31717
10-0
Amanda Rittmeier2009-12
11
000200-0
AnnMarie Rizzi
2008-11513 4 10533 0-0
Libby Roach*** 2001 727 6 20620 0-0
Candice Rowland2009-12
65
25951
10-0
Kelly Sanders
2002-05742 1115372 0-0
Hannha Shankman
2014 16
011200-0
Elena Solazzo
2011-12
9000000-0
Alyssa Staubitz 2009-12
46
000100-0
Kerry Sullivan
2009-12
52
11354
00-0
Sophie Sylla
2012-13
26
21517
00-0
Meghan Taylor
2002-05716 3 15473 1-1
Kim Thomas
2005-08
55
033900-0
Heather Tillotson 2003 3000000-0
Caroline Unsworth
2001 15
000400-0
Alyssa Vallar
2012-14
38
000100-0
Vicky Vernicek 2002-05
68
12420
00-0
Talitha Wood
2006 2000000-0
Brittany Walsh
2008-12555 4 14272 1-1
Lorin Weidman 2004-07
48
011200-0
Danielle White
2003-0782241260159
7 0-0
Desiree Wissman 2003 4000000-0
Tanya Wowk*
2001-02
43
21532
00-0
Sarah Young*** 2001 70323296306
6 0-0
GOALKEEPERS
Player
Year(s) GPGAGAA SV SV% SO
Kristie Bowers
2003-0674901.17383.821 28
Katrina Burkgren 2006 000 0 0 0
Lauren Cherry** 2001-0260681.23317.823 12
Lindsay DeLap 2008 000 0 0 0
Kristy Doerner
2003-06 11 9
1.2
33 .801 2
Haley Downin
2014
0
0
0
0
0
0
Liz Engle
2004 000 0 0 0
Monica Godinho 2001 521.363 .6000
Gaby Gold
2011-14 33 20 1.03 77 .794
9
Alyssa Gutierrez
2011-14 0
0
0
0
0
0
Katie Hatziyianis
2014
17 9
.96
29 .763
6
Erin Iman
2007-10 32 37 1.60 117 .765
1
Carrie Martin
2010-1368560.82126.692 15
Jen McEachron 2006-0944401.07158.809 7
Lili Ruland
2014 000 0 0 0
Stephanie Speirs
2010-13 21 11 0.52 44 .800
1
Lauren Zambelli 2007-08
000 0 0 0
* statistics include one season of Division II (2000)
** statistics include two seasons of Division II (1999-00)
*** statistics include three seasons of Division II (1998-00)
23
ALL-TIME DIVISION I JERSEY NUMBERS
0
6
Monica Godinho 2001
Kristy Doerner 2003-06
Lauren Zambelli 2007-08
Stephanie Speirs 2010-13
Lili Ruland
Caroline Unsworth
2001
Tricia Reed 2004
Christina Butler 2005-07
Erica Goldberg 2008-09
Rebecca Raber 2012-14
2014
00
#1 Kristie Bowers
7
Katrina Burkgren 2006
Alyssa Gutierrez 2012-14
1
Kristie Bowers Jen McEachron
Carrie Martin #8 Caitlin O’Shaughnessy
2003-06
2007-09
2010-13
2
#2 Katie Kerrigan
Jocelyn Acor
2014
Caitlin O’Shaughnessy 200104
Erin Jones 2005
Amanda Casares 2006-09
Kaitlyn Cook
2010-12
Michele Galvin 2013-14
#9 Stefani Knopick
3
Genevieve Crescenzo 2012
4
#3 Libby Roach
2014
Rosey Mustafa 2001
Erica Eddy 2003
Kerry O’Shaughnessy 2004-07
Jennifer Abbate 2008-11
Samantha Crane 2012-14
5
Lauren Cherry Lia Cohen Erica Eddy
Brittany Walsh 2001-02
2003
2004-07
2008-12
Katherine Millet 2014
24
9
Krissy Maus
2001
Rosey Mustafa 2002
Tatiana Mathelier 2003-04
Betsy Harris
2005-06
Stefani Knopick 2007-10
Emily Nuss
2011-14
Libby Roach 2001
Mackenzie Harris 2004-07
AnnMarie Rizzi 2008-11
Emma Maslin
2001
2002-03
2004-05
2007-09
2011-14
8
Katie Hatziyianis 2014
Jessica Llewellyn 2001
Kelly Burnham 2003
Katie Kerrigan 2004-07
Emily Cirillo 2008-09
Conor O’Brien
2010-13
Mary Fazio
Danielle Kosecki
Lauren Massey Dani Raske Connie Gormley
10
#10 Tricia Reed
Tatiana Mathelier 2001-02
Courtney Craig 2003-04
Tricia Reed
2005-07
Mary DeWitte 2008-11
Katie Corcoran 2012-14
11
Merri Montenare 2001
Vicky Vernicek 2002-05
Leora Kenney
2007-10
Meghan McCarty 2011-12
Alyssa Falinski
2013-14
12
18
Tracy Kasmarcik 2001-03
Kelly Burnham 2004-06
Gaby Gold
2011-14
Alyson Cammann 2001
Bethany Katz 2003-04
Jillian Fickbohm 2005-07
Meghan Campbell2009-12
Haley Downin
2013-14
13
#14 Amanda Norman
Gina Guerra
Nicole Borner Gaby Gold
Emily Moore Jodi Gladstone
Liz Engle
Talitha Wood
Casey Pederson Liz Cusato 2008
2009
2011-12
2001-02
2003
2004
2006
2007-08
2010-13
19
#19 Nicole Montoya
#15 Danielle White
#20 Deli Plourde
21
22
Danielle Kosecki Kelly Sanders Erica Goldberg Lindsay DeLap
Kaitlyn Martin
17
#17 Sarah Young
2001-04
2006-07
2008
2009-12
2012-14
Loren Natale 2001
Meghan Taylor 2002-05
Jenna Luvin 2007-08
Candice Rowland 2009-12
Katie O’Neill
2013-14
Sarah Young Lauren Massey Christina Butler Lorin Weidman
Jamie Holliday Kasey Brida
Deli Plourde Katie Eaton Emily Dixon Emily Pape
Kamila Barnes 2003
Lorin Weidman 2004
Jen McEachron 2006
Jacqueline Ehrenreich
2001-02
2003-07
2008
2009-12
2013-14
16
#16 Meghan Taylor
2014
Hannah Shankman 2014-
15
Tanya Wowk Danielle White Lila Kashou Kerry Sullivan
Allison Mack
Haley Downin
20
14
Amanda Norman 2001-02
Betsy Harris 2004
Kim Thomas 2005-08
Carly Kirschner 2009
Keri Iheagwara 2010
Elena Solazzo
2011-12
Kelly Corrado
2013-14
Tracey Anderson 2001-02
Heather Tillotson 2003
Nicole Montoya 2006-09
Emma Kurth
2010-13
2001
2002-05
2006-07
2008
2010-13
Valerie McNamara20142001
2002-03
2004
2005-07
2009-12
2013-14
#22 Kelly Sanders
Cara Biondo 2001
Desiree Wissman 2003
25
23
Maria Krug
2004
Charlotte Foster 2005-08
24
Kristin McCann
Erin Iman
Alyssa Vallar
2005
2007-10
2012-14
25
Irene Morales 2001-03
Kelly Haslinger 2005-08
Sarah Furminger 2010-12
26
Lisa Campbell
Sophie Sylla
#25 Kelly Haslinger
27
#23 Charlotte Foster
2009-10
2012-13
Amanda Rittmeier 2009-12
Leighann Bennett 2013-14
28
Taylor McCavanagh 2009-12
Jacquie Rice
14
#44 Kim Povill
2013-
30
Alyssa Staubitz
2009-11
33
Maureen DeAngeles 2009-10
Stephani Church 2012-14
36
Mollie Bold
26
2009-11
#24 Erin Iman