Greetmss from the President
Dear Family, Friends and Fans of the Fighting Scots:
As we engage upon the 2005-2006 academic year at Edinboro University,
we look back with deep pride at one of the most successful years in the history
of Edinboro athletics. Much of the success of our men's and women's athletic
teams is due to your loyal support of our s^lar-athletes in basketball, cross
country, football, soccer, softball, swimming, track, volleyball, and wrestling,
as well as wheelchair basketball and other adaptive sports.
The long legacy of Edinboro athletics will be one of the highlights celebrat­
ed during the University's Sesquicentennial in 2006-2007. As we prepare to
celebrate the University's 150th anniversary, we are guided by the vision of
"Building a prosperous future through academic excellence and civility."
Our athletes' dedication to education, discipline, and sportsmanship that are
at the heart of Edinboro athletics will serve them well as they pursue their
dreams beyond the playing fields of their alma mater. Their success in competitive endeavors will con­
tribute to the quality cfli^ on our campus and throughout the communities of northwestern
Pennsylvania.
Fans of the Fighting Scots are always welcome at Edinboro University and I look forward to greeting
you at our many athletic, cultural and arts presentations. Please visit our campus as often as possible..
Go Scots!

Edward G. Rendell
Pennsylvania State System of
sutler Education

Dr. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor
Board of Governors

Mr. Kim E. Lyttle, Acting Chair
hh: C. R. "Chuck" PennOTii,

^ce chair

The Honorable Matthew E. Baker
The Honorable Francis V. Barnes
Mr. Jude C. Butch
Mr. Mark E. Collins, Jr.
Ms. Marie Conley Lammando
Mr. Paul S. Dlueolecki
Mr. Daniel P. EKy
The Honorable Michael K. Hanna
Mr. David P. Holveck
The Honorable Vincent J. Hughes
Kenneth M. Tarin, Esq.
Mr. Guido M. Pichini
The Honorable James J. Rhoades
Ms. Christine J. Toretti Olson
Mr. Aaron A. Walton
There are currently two vacancies on
the Board of Governors.

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Edinboro Fast Facts

Media Information

Location: Edinboro, PA 16444
Enrollment: 8,000
Nickname: Fighting Scots
Colors: Red & White
Affiliation: NCAA II (wrestling - NCAA I)
Conference: Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference
Arena: McComb Fieldhouse (3,500)
President: Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.
Athletic Director: Bruce Baumgartner
Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas(Gannon '91)
Record at Edinboro: 73-79-12,9 years
Career Record: 73-79-12,9 years
Assistant Coaches: Kelly Gray, Mark Case,
Jamie Tekotte
Women's Soccer Office Phone:
(814) 732-2776 ext. 276
Head Athletic Trainer: Gary Hanna
2004 Record: 6-9-3
PSAC Recor4^inish: 4-7-0,4th West
Letterwiimers Retuming^ost: 17/10
Starters Retumin^ost: 9/2
First Year of Women's Soccer: 1996
All-Time Record: 73-79-12 (.482)
All-Time PSAC Playoff Record: 0-2
Last Playoff Appearance: 2003 — lost to
Millersville, 3-0, in first roimd

2005 Schedule................................ OBC
Edinboro University Quick Facts...... 1
Edinboro University....................... IBC
Administration................................ IBC

The 2005 Fighting Scots
Head Coach..................................... 2-3
Assistant Coaches................................4
2005 Outlook....................................5-7
Meet the Fighting Scots..................8-16
2005 Roster......................................... 17

2004 in Review
Final Results & Statistics................... 18
The PSAC...................
24

AU-Tinie Records
Year-By-Year Results.........................19
All-Time Records.............................. 20
Individual Records............................ 21
Honor Roll......................................... 22
All-Time vs. Opponents................... 22
AU-Time Letterwinners..................... 23

Sports Information Contact

Frank G. Pogue
President

Governor of Pennsytvania

2005 Edinboro Women’s Soccer

Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania Council of
Trustees

Haiw K. Thomas, E^y Chair
Mr. BenedictJ. Miceli, Vice Chair
Mr. Harold C. Shields, Sraetary
Dr. Raymond L. Dombrowski
The Honorable John R. Evans
Mr. John E. Horan
Mr. C. Richard Johnston
Sr. Catherine M. Manning
Mrs. Wginia L. McGarvey
Mr. johiiA. Puiice
E)r. Judy G. Hample, Chancellor
(ex officio)
There is currently one vacancy
President’s Executive Council

Dr. Richard Arnold, Associate to
the President for Equi^,
Special Programs and Staff
Development
Dr. R. Scott Mdwin, Dean of
Education
E)r. Pearl Bartelt, Provost and \^ce
President for Academic
Affairs
Dr. Mary Margaret Bevevino,
Dean of Graduate Studies
and Research
Ms. Janet Dean, University
Ombudspierson and
Associate \^ce President for
Human Resources and
Faculty Relations

Dr. Donald Dilmore, Associate
\^ce President for University
Libraries
Dr. Jerry Kiel, \^ce President for
Student Affairs and Student
Success
Dr. Andrew Lawlor, Associate
\^ce President for
Technology and
Communications
Dr. Michael Mogavero, \^ce
President for Enrollment
Services and University
Planning
Mr. Brian Pitzer, Director of
Public Relations
Dr. Eric Randall, Dean of Science,
Management and
Technology
Mr. Kahan Sablo, Dean of Student
Life
Mr. James Sheehan, \^ce
President for Finance and
Administration
Ms. Emily Sinsabaugh, Executive
to the President for
University Communications
and Administrative
Initiatives
Dr. Terry Smith, Dean of Liberal
Aits
Mr. Bruce Whitehall \^ce
President for Development
and Marketing

Sports Information Director: Bob Shreve
Office Phone: (814) 732-2776 ext. 234
Home Phone: (814) 833-9028
FAX: (8141732-2596
e-mail: rsnreve@edinboro.edu
The 2005 Edinboro University Women's Soccer
Media guide is a publication of the Sports
Information Department, Bob Shreve, Director.
The guide was written and designed by Bob
Shreve, with assistance from Lauren Packer, gradu­
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Inc. of Erie, Pa. Photography by Mike Gallagher,
Bruce Bennett and Bob Wheeler.
For more information
Information on Fighting Scot athletics is available
on the Internet by accessing Edinboro University's
World Wide Web homepage at www.edinboro.edu
then clicking the "Athletics" button. Results are
available on the Fighting Scot Hotline by calling
(814) 732-2776 ext. 313.

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on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex and hand­
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as required by Title VI, Title IX, Section 504 and the
ADA. For information regarding civil rights or griev­
ance procedures, contact Mr. Patrick F. Coleman,
Director of Human Resources and Staff Development,
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Coordinator, at Reeder Hall, 2nd Floor, Edinboro, PA
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Head Coach Gary Kagiavas

Head Coach Gary Kagiavas
Kagiavas' teams accomplished a rarity in
Gary Kagiavas
was appointed his first six seasons, finishing with a better
E d i n b o r o record each year. The 2001 Fighting Scots
University's first went out and posted an 11-5-1 record, includ­
head coach of the ing a school-record six-game winning streak.
Fighting
Scot The Fighting Scots advanced to the PSAC
women's soccer Playoffs for the first time. Edinboro dropped
program
in a 1-0 decision to Bloomsburg in its first post­
August of 1996. season venture, but that could not diminish a
The
former season which saw the Scots climb as high as
Gannon 14th in the NSCAA Division II rankings.
University stand­ Along the way, the Scots defeated 13thout started the ranked Slippery Rock, 3-0, while suffering
Edinboro program that year, and since that four of its five losses to nationally-ranked
time it has become one of the stronger teams opponents. Kagiavas was recognized as the
PSAC Women's Soccer Coach of the Year.
in the Northeast Region.
Thanks to five wins in its final seven con­
Edinboro saw a run of five straight win­
ning seasons come to an end a year ago fol­ tests, Edinboro posted its first winning season
lowing a 6-9-3 finish, but the winning streak in 2000, going 10-8-1. The Fighting Scots post­
speaks volumes for Kagiavas' ability. Over ed a four-game win streak in which it held
the past several seasons the Fighting Scot ros­ opponents scoreless for 500 minutes. The
ter has been extremely youthful, yet Kagiavas team also recorded the program's first win
has molded that inexperience into winning over local rival Gannon.
The Fighting Scots weren't without their
teams. Even a year ago Edinboro appeared
on its way to a winning season, only to come growing pains, as Edinboro's first-ever
up with just a win and a tie in the final six women's soccer edition finished with a 2-14-0
matches as the Scots managed just four goals. record in 1996. The ledger improved slightly
The year before that the Fighting Scots in 1997, as Kagiavas' second team posted a 5registered a school record for wins wWle fin­ 10-1 finish. The Fighting Scots improved to
ishing with a 12-7-1 record. Edinboro made 9-10-0 in 1998. That included a 2-1 overtime
its second appearance in the PSAC Playoffs. win over West Virginia Wesleyan, an outfit
The Fighting Scots climbed as high as fourth ranked second in Division II at the time.
In 1999 the Fighting Scots posted a 9-9-1
in the Northeast Region rankings during the
year. In 2002 Edinboro fell one point shy of finish to earn their first non-losing season.
qualifying for postseason action, compiling a Edinboro debuted in the regional rankings
9-5-4 record. The 2002 squad finished with six during the season, a first for Kagiavas's
squad. Included in the victories was another
wins and a tie in its last seven matches.
Kagiavas owns an overall record of 73- triumph over a nationally-ranked foe, as the
79-12 in nine sea­
sons, with ten or
Gary Kagiavas at Edinboro
more wins in
each of the last Year
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six seasons and
0
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1996
five straight sea­
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1997
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9
1998
better. Once a
.500
9
9
1
1999
rare occurrence 2000
.553
8
1
10
to show up in the
PSAC Playoffs
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1
5
2001
11
Northeast
PSAC Coach of the Year
Region rankings,
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5
4
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2002
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Fighting
PSAC Playoffs
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2003
Scots are now a
3
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weekly member 9 Years
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Fighting Scots posted a 2-1 win at 14thranked Slippery Rock.
Kagiavas brought a wealth of coaching
experience to Edintoro, both locally and at
the international level. He joined the
Edinboro staff after serving as assistant man­
ager of the Family First Sports Park in Erie for
two years. At Family First, he was responsi­
ble for organizing all phases of the facility's
indoor and outdoor soccer leagues. Kagiavas
was assistant tournament director for the 210team Flagship Cup tournament.
Kagiavas has served as the coaching
director of the Edinboro Regional Soccer
Club. Under his direction, the organization
has grown from four to 14 teams. In the 199798 season, he took the 15-under team to the
state finals. The past two summers he has
taken the Erie Admirals U17 Girls team to the
state championship and to the Final Four of
Region 1. The team has finished in the top 16
in the coimtry in their age group. He is the
girls coaching director at the Erie Admirals.
In 2004 Kagiavas had two more state champi­
ons with the Erie Admirals in the Under-17
and Under-18 girls teams. This marks four
state champions in four years.
Kagiavas was a standout defender at
Gannon from 1987-91, and played profession­
ally in his native South Africa, along with
Greece and Canada, after earning his bache­
lor's degree in 1991. He has held a variety of
coaching positions in many levels of competi­
tion since 1989, highlighted by a successful
stint as a professional
coach in South Africa.
At
Gannon,
Kagiavas was a fouryear starter at midfield
and defender for a
Golden Knight team
which advanced to the
NCAA Division II Final
Four in 1989 and 1990.
Gannon was 58-14-8
during his four seasons,
with fiiree NCAA play­
off appearances.
Kagiavas played
professionally for a St.
Catherines team that
won the Canadian Cup
in the National Soccer
League. He was a play­

er/coach for the Springs Old Boys and
Boksburg 'Two for Joy,' as well as for the
Eastern Transvaal all-select indoor team.
In 1994, Kagiavas served as the head
coach of Gannon's men's junior varsity soccer
program, also assisting with the varsity
squad as the Golden Knight men posted a 152-0 record and advanced to the NCAA Final
Four.
Kagiavas began his coaching career with
the Erie Strikers while also directing the Villa
Maria Elementary School team. In the spring
of 1992, Kagiavas was assistant coach of the
Boksburg "Two for Joy" Division I team that
competed in the National Soccer League of
South Africa. In the summer of 1991, he was
the head coach of the Springs (South Africa)
Old Boys of the Division II men's semi-pro­
fession^ league, earning Coach of the Year
honors.
Kagiavas has earned a South African
coaching license, a professional referee
license, and his United States Soccer
Federation National B License and has his
NSCAA Regional Coaching License. He
serves as the vice president for the PSAC
Soccer Committee and is a member of the
regional NSCAA ranking committee. In addi­
tion, he is the chairman of the NCAA
Regional Ranking Committee for the
Northeast Region.
He and his wife. Dawn, a native of St.
Marys, Pa., reside in Fairview with their nineyear-old daughter, Kaylee.

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2005

2005 Outlook

Outlook

Kagiavas also expects the added year's
experience to improve the maturity level of
the team. "I think a lot of kids will step up and
accept responsibility, unlike last year. They
were intimidated. I really believe we'll be sur­
prised by a couple of kids."
Edinboro opens its tenth season under
Kagiavas
on August
27,
playing
Shippensburg. "We start right off with a pair
of killer matches in Shippensburg and
Blooomsburg, then we play Bridgeport, a
team which should be better than last year."
The Purple Knights were ECAC finalists a
year ago.
"With the likes of lUP, Slippery Rock,
Mercyhurst, along with a crossover game
against East Stroudsburg - it's an extremely
tough schedule. 1 can see two or three wins
that 1 think we should get. We try and play as
many PSAC schools as we can. They're
always quality teams. I believe we may have
the toughest Division 11 conference in the
covmtry."

Gk>alkeepers
A year ago Trish Chilcott and Abbey Mortus
shared the goalkeeping duties, although
Chilcott saw 9ie majority of the action. With
Mortus gone, Chilcott will likely see the
majority of the time, although Kagiavas has
always split up the duties in goal. A senior
who will serve as a captain, Chilcott had a
1.22 goals against average with a pair of
shutouts while appearing in 17 matches, with
nine starts. In two seasons as Edinboro's goal­
keeper, she has a 1.16 career goals against
average, the best in school history.
Redshirt freshman Katie Barbour and
freshman Lisa Bartolowits will push for play­
ing time. Barbour was a two-time first team
All-Erie County League selection at nearby
General McLane High School. Bartolowits
was a four-year starter at Shaler Area High
School with a promising future.

Deferwiers
Edinboro's backfield has been a position
of strength, and Kagiavas expects it to be
again despite the loss of Maura Sansone. A
year ago the Fighting Scots posted five
shutouts and held seven other opponents to
just a goal. Senior Kathy Lantzy and junior
Becky Hostettler are the leaders of the defense
and join Chilcott as 2005 captains. Lantzy
started 16 matches a year ago, while
Hostettler was one of only two players to start
all 18 matches.
Mary Grebenc gained plenty of experi­
ence as a freshman, starting 14 matches. She
finished with a goal and tlu-ee assists for five
points, and Kagiavas looks for big things
from her in the future. She may also be need­
ed in the midfield. Two other sophomores,
Kim Koricich and Janelle Layton, look to
make an impact on defense. Koricich is
another local product from General McLane
High School. Both played in eight matches
last year, with Koricich coming back from an
ACL injury.
Kagiavas feels Hayley Lambert will pro­
vide further help. As a freshman in 2003,
Lambert played in all 18 matches, but she did
not play for the Fighting Scots a year ago.
Several freshmen figure to bolster the
defense. One who will be counted on inune-

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diately is Ashley Jones from nearby Fairview
High School. She helped the Tigers to the
regional finals in 2003 and 2004, and played
on an Erie Admirals club team which won
three state titles. Kagiavas recruited Jones to
step in immediately for Sansone at sweeperback.

Midfielders
No fewer than four returning players
started more than ten matches and will vie for
time in the midfield. But while the numbers
are there, Kagiavas admits the Scots lack a
true outside midfielder.
Ashley Pulman proved to be well worth
the wait after sitting out the 2003 season fol­
lowing knee surgery that summer. She
played in and started 17 matches last year,
leading the Fighting Scots in goals (5), assists
(6) and points (16).
Pulman became
Edinboro's first PSAC major award winner,
being named the Rookie of the Year. A first
team All-PSAC selection, she also earned a
spot on the NSCAA All-Northeast Region
second team.
Elise Falatach joined Hostettler as the
only players to start all 18 matches, even
though she was just a freshman. Falatach tied
for second on the team in scoring with 3 goals
and 4 assists for 10 points.
Sophomores Daryl Estremera and Kara
Ciacchiru, also figure prominently in
Edinboro's blueprint for success. Estremera
started 12 matches. Ciacchini is a player who
had her ups and downs a year ago, but
proved her scoring ability with 4 goals and a
pair of assists to tie Falatach for second in
scoring with 10 points. She may also see time
at forward.
Two other returnees provide more depth
and experience. Lisa Guesman, one of only
three seniors on the roster, played in 16
matches with one assist. A year earlier she
started 11 contests. Emily Monte appeared in
all 18 matches, with one start.
Rachel Johnson, a transfer from
Cleveland State, could help the Fighting Scots
in the midfield or on defense. As a freshman,
Johnson appeared in 16 matches for the
Vikings, with 12 starts.
Another newcomer who could factor in
the midfield immediately is freshman Jamie
Monica, from Lexington (OH) High School.

Forwards
Edinboro still seeks a scorer the likes of
Jamie Tekotte, a current assistant coach who
scored a school-record 21 goals in 2003. Much
of the scoring load has been handled by the
midfield, and Kagiavas hopes his forwaqrds
can pick up the slack this year.
Angie de Almeida and Shauna Wolf each
contributed four goals and an assist a year
ago. de Almeida is a sophomore who started
13 matches. Wolf transferred to Edinboro a
year ago from Coastal Carolina, and lived up
to expectations while starting 11 of the first 12
matches. She missed the last six contests due
to injury.
Stacy Hyziewicz is another player look­
ing to rebound from an injury. She missed the
2004 season with a tom anterior cmciate liga­
ment. She was in her first year at Edinboro
after transferring from Rhode Island, where
she was on the track team.
Katie DeLuca is a sophomore who con­
tributed one goal in 16 matches. Kagiavas
feels she is ready to play a much bigger role
this season.

Edinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

Shauna Wolf

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Meet the Fighting Scots

14
Irish

Meet the Fightiiig Scots

Chilcott’s Career Statistics
Year
2003
2004
Career

W-L-T
4-3-1
4-6-3
8-9-4

GAA
1.07
1.22
1.16

G-GS
14-13
17-12
31-25

Svs
47
90
137

Chilcott
Goalkeeper
Senior
Erie, PA
Harbor Creek HS
Enters the season as the lone experienced
goalkeeper on the roster after sharing time the
last two years with Abbey Mortus ... was
converted from the midfield to goalkeeper
two years ago and has done an excellent job
... has shown continued improvement ... in
two seasons in goal holds the best goals
against average in school history (1.16)... will
serve as a co-captain.
2004: Played in goal in 17 matches, start­
ing in goal 12 times ... also saw action in the
midfield, appearing in all 18 matches in aU
... in goal, finished with a 1.22 goals against
average, ranking xx in the PSAC and fifth in
the E^boro season records, along with a 46-3 record ... posted shutouts against
Kutztown, a match which ended in a 0-0 tie,
and Clarion, along with splitting time in goal
in three other shutouts ... had 11 saves vs.
Kutztown.
2003: Started 13 of her 14 matches in goal,
ending the year with a 4-3-1 record and a
1.07 goals against average ... appeared in 19
matches in all while also playing in the midfield ... took part in four combined shutouts
and had 47 saves ... came up with first career
win in 3-1 triumph over Charleston(WV)...
had 2 assists in win over Point Park.
2002: Played in 14 matches, recording an
assist while playing in the midfield.
Backgppound: Bom August 21,1983 ...
daughter of Jennie and John Chilcott...
majoring in Speech Communications ...
three-year starter and four-year letterwinner
in soccer at Harbor Creek High School...
twice named Offensive MVP... was a first
team AU-Erie County League selection as a
senior and a second team choice as a junior.

Defender
Senior
Erie, PA
Fort LeBoeuf HS

field and defense in the past.
2004: Played in 17 matches, starting all
but one ... did not record any scoring statis­
tics, but helped key a defense which record­
ed five shutouts ... had one shot.
2003: Started three matches last year
while playing in 18 ... had two shots.
2002: Appeared in 16 matches, starting
five times ... was credited with one assist.
Background: Bom November 3,1983 ...
daughter of Linda and Robert Lantzy ...
majoring in Criminal Justice/Spanish with a
3.84 GPA... a four-year starter in soccer and
track and field and a two-year starter in bas­
ketball at Fort LeBoeuf High School...
helped the Bions to three Erie County
League championships, and was a first team
All-ECL choice as a junior ... was the District
10 champion and a state qualifier in track.

Expected to play a key role in a rebuilt backfield ... one of three seniors on the team and
will serve as a co-captain ... one of the most
experienced players on the team, appearing
in 51 career matches ... has played both mid-

15
Beclty

Guesman’s Career Statistics
Min
759
1256
2015

7lisa

Year
2002
2003
2004
Career

G
16
18
16
50

SH
6
25
12
31

G
2
1
0
3

Pts.
5
5
1
11

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Kathy

Guesman

Lant^

Midfielder/Forward
Senior
Berea, OH
Berea HS
An experienced player who will see time in
the midfield and at forward ... will serve as a
co-captain, and is one of only three seniors on
the Fighting Scots ... served in a reserve
capacity a year ago after starting much of the
2003 campaign ... one of the most experi­
enced players on the team, with 50 career
matches.
2004: Appeared in 16 matches, with one
start... contributed one assist, that coming
in season finale against Califomia(Pa.).
2003: Played in 18 matches, with 11 starts
... was the sixth-leading scorer with a goal
and 3 assists for 5 points... had goal and 2
assists in win over Point Park.
2002: Had 2 goals and an assist for 5
points while playing in 16 matches ... started
once... goals came against Point Park and
Califomia(Pa.).
Background: Bom March 7,1984 ...
daughter of Paula and Don Guesman...
majoring in Elementary Education with a
3.02 GPA... four-year starter at Berea High
School who was MVP her final three years ...
played in the Greater Cleveland All-Star
Game ... earned honorable mention AllGreater Cleveland honors her final three
years, and was a second team All-Pioneer
Conference choice as a senior... earned hon­
orable mention all-conference accolades as a
freshman.

Hostettler
Defender
Junior
Edinboro, PA
General McLane HS

Becky Hostettler

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Former transfer from Saint Joseph's
University who will be expected to anchor
the defense along with Kathy Lantzy ... now
in her second season as a Fighting &ot, and
a player who has made great strides ... origi­
nally joined the 2003 team as a walk-on.
2004: One of only two players to start all
18 matches, helping to spearhead a defense
which posted five shutouts ... had three
shots.
2003: Appeared in three matches.
Backgroimd: Bom August 13,1983 ...
daughter of Susan and Harold Hostettler...
Elementary Education/Special Education
major ... has a perfect 4.00 GPA... a threeyear starter in soccer at General McLane
High School, and also participated in track ...
earned All-Erie County League honors twice
and was an All-State selection as a senior ...
attended Saint Joseph's University from Aug.
2001 to May 2003, where she also had a 4.00
GPA.

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Meet tfae FigJ:itii:ig Scots

Meet the Fightmg Scots

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Sta(y
Hyziewicz
Forward
Junior
McKean, PA
General McLane HS
A player with tremendous speed who could
play a key role in the offensive attack if she
can overcome the effects of ACL surgery a
year ago ... former transfer from the
University of Rhode Island who competed in
track... possesses outstanding speed but is
raw from a soccer sense ... qualified for the
New England Championships for the Rams.
2004: Missed the season ^ter suffering a
tom anterior cmciate ligament.
Background: Bom Febmary 23,1984
...daughter of Patricia and Ronald Hyzewicz
... majoring in Health & Physical Education
... sister Tami played at Gannon ... four-year
starter in soccer at General McLane, but
made her mark in track where she was the
team MVP... holds Erie County League
records in 100 and 200 meters with times of
12.44 and 26.35, respectively.

3

Shauna
Wolf
Forward
Junior
Mansfield, OH
Clear Fork HS
Former transfer from Coastal Carolina
University who was living up to her high
expectations until missing the last six match­
es due to injury ... should be a key player up
front this season, and will definitely be
looked upon for offensive punch.
2004: Started 11 of the first 12 matches
before going down with a season-ending
injury ... still finished tied for fourth in scor­
ing with 4 goals and an assist for 9 points ...

scored first goal as a Fighting Scot against
Mansfield, the lone score in a 1-0 win ... also
accoimted for both goals in 2-0 win over
Gannon.
At Coastal Carolina: Played in four
matches for the Lady Chanticleers, scoring
one goal against South Carolina State ... had
6 shots.
Background: Bom December 23,1984 ...
daughter of Linda and Rudy (deceased) Wolf
... Medical Technology major with a minor in
Chemistry ... comes from an athletic family
... father was a pitcher for the St. Louis
Cardinals, and brother Rudy Jr. played soc­
cer and basketball at Heidelberg College,
while brother Brad also played soccer at
Heidelberg... a four-year starter at Clear
Fork High School, breaking the school record
for career goals (80) and tying the career
mark for assists ... was a first team All-State
selection and Player of the Year as a senior
and earned All-Region honors ... was a first
team All-District choice and led the
Mansfield, Ohio area in scoring all four years
... was also a three-year starter in basketball.

of the Year and was also an All-PSAC West
first team selection and an NSCAA AllNortheast Region second team choice ...
opened career with goal and assist in season­
opening win over Shippensburg ... con­
tributed a goal and an assist in three other
contests, against Slippery Rock and Clarion
twice.
2003: Sat out season following summer
ACL surgery.
Background: Bom Febmary 7,1985 ...
daughter of Violet and Wayne Pulman ...
majoring in Health & Physical Education ...
was twice named the Outstanding Female
Athlete of the Year at Sandwich Secondary
School... won the Golden Boot Award as a
senior, scoring 35 goals ... was selected to
play on the U17 Ontario Provincial soccer
team, and was the MVP at the University of
Windsor Tournament ... also played basket­
ball and tennis, winning the WECSSAA ten­
nis doubles championsWp.

Pulman’s Career Statistics
Year
2004

G
17

SH
46

G
5

Wolfs Career Statistics
Year

G

SH

G

A

2004

12

25

4

1

Pts.
9

4AsWey
Pulman

Pts.
16

I^a
Ciacchini
Midfielder/Forward
Sophomore
Erie, PA
McDowell HS
Talented second-year performer who could
see time at both midfield and forward ...
had an up-and-down freshman season, but a
player with plenty of offensive skills.
2004: Appeared in all 18 matches, with 12
starts ... tied for second on the team in scor­
ing with 4 goals and 2 assists for 10 points ...
notched first career goal in overtime loss to
Slippery Rock, also scoring against Clarion,
Indiana(Pa.) and Califomia(Pa.).
Background: Bom November 20,1985 ...
daughter of Linda and Don Ciacchini ...
Health & Physical Education-Teacher
Certification major ... played for coach Skip
Stark at McDowell High School, where she
helped the Trojans to a 65-19-5 record during
her career... was a three-year starter...
earned first team All-Metro League honors
as a junior and was a second team choice the
last two years ... had 48 career goals and 36
career assists ... played for coach Gary
Kagiavas on PA West U17 state champi­
onship team... team ended up as Region 1
semifinalists.

Ciacchini’s Career Statistics

Midfielder/Forward
Sophomore
LaSalle, ONT/
Sandwich Secondary

Year
2004

Third-year sophomore who proved she was
worth the wait after missing the 2003 cam­
paign with a tom anterior cmciate ligament
suffered during the summer ... came back to
become Edinboro's first major award winner
in the PSAC, winning Rookie of the Year
accolades ... the key player in Edinboro's
quest for a more consistent offensive attack.
2004: Led Fighting Scots with 16 points
on 5 goals and 6 assists ... played in and
started 17 matches ... led the team with 46
shots ... was named the PSAC West Rookie

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A
6

11

page

G
18

SH
27

G
4

A
2

Pts.
10

18
.
Angie

de^eida

Forward
Sophomore
Gibsonia, PA
Pine-Richland HS
Kara Ciacchini
Another of the young players who saw plen­
ty of action as a freshman ... will push for a
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Meet the Fightiiig Seots

Meet the Figja^tmg Scots
starting role at forward after finishing as one
of the leading scorers on the team in her first
year.
aoo4: Played in all 18 matches, including
13 starts ... was tied for fourth on the team
in scoring with 4 goals and an assist for 9
points ... recorded a goal in first career game
as a Fighting Scot, a 5-1 win over
Shippensburg ... scored Edinboro's only goal
in 1-1 tie with Mansfield.
Background: Bom November 9,1986 ...
daughter of Joanne and Joe de Almeida ...
Elementary Education major with a Literacy
concentration ... was a four-year starter at
Pine-Richland High School for coach Jodi
Chmielewski... earned All-Section accolades
as a junior and senior and was in top three in
goals her final three years ... MVP of three
tournaments ... two-year Scholar Athlete.

de Almeida’s Career Statistics
Year

G

SH

G

A

Pts.

10

Katie
Deluca

Forward
Sophomore
Erie, PA
Northwest Collegiate Academy/
Strong Vincent HS
Saw plenty of action as a freshman and head
coach Gary Kagiavas feels she may be ready
to play a much bigger role at forward this
year.
2004: Played in 16 matches in a reserve
role ... scored her lone career goal in first col­
legiate contest, a 5-1 win over Shippensburg.
Backgrovuid: Bom September 1,1985 ...
daughter of Judith Murphy and Richard
DeLuca ... General Studies major... graduat­
ed from Northwest Collegiate Academy
while playing soccer for Strong Vincent...
was a first team All-Metro selection as a
senior after earning second team honors as a
sophomore... was team MVP her last two
years ... was a four-year starter in soccer and
also participated in bowling and track ... led

team in scoring all four years.

Deluca’s Career Statistics
Year
2004

G
16

SH
4

G
1

A
0

Pts.
2

19
Daryl
Estremera
Midfielder/Defender
Sophomore
Columbia Station, OH
Olmsted Falls HS
Likely to play a key role in the midfield, but
could also see time as a defender.
2004: Started 12 matches while playing in
all 18 contests ... had two shots.
Background: Bom August 20,1986 ...
daughter of Linda and Richard Estremera ...
undeclared major ... played four years for
coach Mike Zombroski at Olmsted Falls
High School... was a first team AllConference choice as a junior and an honor­
able mention selection as a senior ... named
team MVP both years ... had 6 goals as team
was 9-6-1 last year.

Fighting Scots to a 5-1 win over
SWppensburg in the season opener ... also
scored a goal against Clarion and
Califomia(Pa.) ... was second on the team
with 42 shots.
Backgrovmd: Born September 3,1985 ...
daughter of Sally and Michael Falatach ... Art
Education major with a minor in Art History
... was a standout in soccer and track at Bay
High School... was a four-year starter in soc­
cer, helping the Rockets win four straight
District championships, three conference
titles and two Ohio State championships ...
Bay posted a 61-15-10 record during that
period, with 50 shutouts ... for career had 21
goals and 20 assists ... was an NSCAA AllAmerican, a first team All-Ohio selection,
and she earned all conference accolades all
four years and was an All-Greater Cleveland
selection three times ... was named to the
Cleveland Plain Dealer Best of the Best twice,
an honor that ecompasses seven counties,
and was named to tihe Cleveland Plain Dealer
All-County Team twice, in addition to being
named to the Lorain Journal and Sun Herald
All-Star teams ... presented with the
Outstanding Senior Award and was named

20
Elise
Falatach

Falatach’s Career Statistics
Year
2004

G
18

SH
42

G
3

A
4

Pts.
10

13

Mary
Grebenc
Midfielder/Defender
Sophomore
Strongsville, OH
Strongsville HS
Could be a mainstay on defense, but may
also see time in the midfield ... an up-andcoming player with a bright future after
starting most of the matches as a freshman.
2004: Played in 16 matches, starting 14
times ... contributed a goal and 3 assists for
5 points, taking 12 shots ... notched only
career goal in win over Clarion, adding an
assist against the Golden Eagles.
Background: Bom October 3,1985 ...
daughter of Jody and John Grebenc ...
Medical Technology major ... played for
coach Jon Felton at Strongsville Mgh School
... Mustangs won Ohio Division I State
championship in 2002 and were mnners-up
in 2003, finishing with 21-1-1 record and giv­
ing up three goals all year ... named AllPioneer Conference as a senior and was an
honorable mention All-Greater Cleveland
choice.

Grebenc”s Career Statistics

Midfielder
Sophomore
Bay Village, OH
Bay HS

Year
2004

One of several freshmen to see considerable
action a year ago, and figures to be a key fig­
ure in the midfield this year ... was one of
only two players to start all 18 matches.
2004: Tied for second on the team in scor­
ing with 3 goals and 4 assists for 10 points ...
started all 18 matches, one of only two play­
ers to do so ... got her career off with a bang
with a goal and two assists to lead the

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the team Defensive MVP... in track, earned
All-Region and All-District honors.

page 12

G
16

SH
12

G
1

A
3

Pts.
5

Elise Falatach

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Meet the Fightiiig Scots

12

Kim
Koricich
Defender/Midfielder
Sophomore
Edinboro, PA
General McLane HS
One of several players competing for time on
defense, and is also a possibility in the midfield ... freshman season was cut short due
to injury.
2004: Appeared in eight matches before
missing second half of season with an ACL
injury.
Background: Bom Febmary 6,1986 ...
daughter of Linda and Mike Koricich ...
undeclared major ... competed in soccer and
track & field for the Lancers ... was a threeyear starter in soccer, helping team to 17-2-1
record and Erie County League co-champi­
onship as a senior ... team won ECL and
District 10 championships in 2002 ... earned
All-ECL honors at defender as a senior...
played for coach Gary Kagiavas on the Erie
Admirals U17 team which won the 2003 Pa.
State Championship and was a Region 1
semifinalist.

22

Hayley
Lambert
Defender
Sophomore
Wadsworth, OH
Wadsworth HS
A welcome addition after sitting out the 2004
campaign ... looks to make an impact on
defense after seeing considerable action as a
freshman in 2003.
2004: Did not play.
2003: Appeared in 18 matches, with one
start... had one assist and three shots.
Background: Bom August 27,1985 ...
daughter of Deborah and James Lambert...

Meet the Fighting Scots

Nuclear Medical Technology major ... a twoyear starter in soccer and track at
Wadsworth High School... earned first team
All-Medina County and Suburban League
honors in 2001 and 2002 ... Grizzlies finished
as district runnemp in 2001.

Lambert’s Career Statistics
Year
2003

G
18

SH
3

G
0

A
1

Pts.
1

and now looks to play a more prominent
role in the midfield.
2004: Played in all 18 matches, with one
start... had five shots.
Background: Bom October 23,1986 ...
daughter of Arlene and Frank Monte ...
Health & Physical Education ... was a twoyear starter for coach Colleen Sudan's
Fairport High School team.

27

1

Defender/Midfielder
Sophomore
Johnstown, PA
Richland HS

Goalkeeper
Freshman (redshirt)
Edinboro, PA
General McLune HS

Saw limited action as a freshman midfielder
... will look to contribute at defender or for­
ward.
2004: Played in eight matches, with one
start... lone career start came in second
meeting against Slippery Rock ... had two
shots..
Background: Bom January 31,1986 ...
daughter of Jan and Bill Layton... Art
Education major with a minor in Graphic
Design... was a four-year starter in soccer for
coach Gene Bird at Richland High School...
holds the career record for both boys and
girls teams in goals... earned South Central
All-Star honors ... was named Outstanding
Athlete for class of 2004 ... also participated
in track & field.

Redshiit freslunan who is expected to battle
freshman Lisa Bartolowits for the backup
goalkeeper job behind Trish Chilcott.
Background: Bom December 13,1985 ...
daughter of Joan and Gary Barbour ... Health
& Physical Education major ... played for
Claudio Olivieri at General McLane High
School, where she was a four-year starter ...
posted 42 career shutouts ... was a first team
All-Erie County League selection as a junior
and senior after earning honorable mention
accolades as a sophomore ... helped Lancers
to the ECL championship in 2002 and 2003,
and the District 10 title in 2002 ... team
raeched the PIAA quarterfinals last year and
was the District 10 runnemp in 2000 ... also
earned three letters in track.

Katie
Barbom*

Janelle
Layton

Emily
Monte

Johnson

Midfielder/Forward
Sophomore
Rochester, NY
Fairport HS

Midfielder/Defender
Sophomore
Medina, OH
Medina HS

Gained plenty of experience as a freshman.

Transfer from Clevelarid State who could

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28

lisa
Bartolowits
Goalkeeper
Freshman
Pittsburgh, PA
Shaler HS

26

Katie
Buchner

8

24

make a difference either in the midfield or at
defender ... expected to get a late start after
suffering an injury in a boating accident just
prior to training camp ... an athletic player
and versatile enough to play several posi­
tions.
At Cleveland State: Played in 16 of 20
contests for the Vikings a year go, kissing
four matches due to a leg injury ... spent
most of her time playing on defense ... had
three shots.
Background: Bom May 15,1986 ...
daughter of Deanna and Mark Johnson ...
father was an NCAA qualifier in wrestling at
Cleveland State in 1981 and '82 ... earned
second team all-conference honors for coach
Scott Simpson as a senior at Medina High
School... served as the team captain as a
senior, and was named the team's Most
Improved Player ... Greater Akron All-Star
and NCXTSL &holar-Athlete Award recipient
... three-year starter and letterwinner who
had 5 goals and 4 assists in her career.

Photo not
available

Forward
Freshman
Pittsburgh, PA
Keystone Oaks HS

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I

Meet the Fighting Scots

9AsWey
Jones
Defender
Freshman
Fairview, PA
Fairview HS

16.
Jessica
Lassen
Midfielder
Freshman
Frewsburg, NY
Frewsburg HS

Jessica
Rexroat

Midfielder
Freshman
Alexandria, VA
West Potomac HS

2

Leah
Thomas
Midfielder/Defender
Freshman
Sewickley, PA
Quaker Valley HS

29
Ashley

MacMartin

Young

Defender
Freshman
Lockport, NY
Lockport HS

Defender
Freshman
McDonald, PA
Canon-McMillan HS

21
Jamie

Kristen
Manfredi

Midfielder
Freshman
Mansfield, OH
Lexington HS

No.

25.

30
Whitney

Monica

The 2005 Fighting Scots
Name

Pos.

Ht.

Yr.

Hometown/High School

1
28
26
11
14
18
10
19
20
13
7
15
23
8
9
12
22
17
16
27
30
21
24
4
25
2
3

Katie Barbour
Lisa Bartolowits
Katie Buchner
Kara Ciacchini
Trish Chilcott
Angie de Almeida
Katie DeLuca
Daryl Estremera
Elise Falatach
Mary Grebenc
Lisa Guesman
Becky Hostettler
Stacy Hyziewicz
Rachel Johnson
Ashley Jones
Kim Koricich
Hayley Lambert
Kathty Lantzy
Jessica Lassen
Janelle Layton
Whitney MacMartin
Jamie Monica
Emily Monte
Ashley Pulman
Jessica Rexroat
Leah Thomas
Shauna Wolf

GK
GK
F
MF/F
GK
F
F
MF/D
MF
MF/D
MF/F
D
F
MF/D
D
D/MF
D
D
MF
D/F
D
MF
MF
MF/F
MF
MF/D
F

5-5
5-5
5-4
5-3
5-6
5-5
5-6
5-5
5-6
5-2
5-3
5-3
5-4
5-8
5-8
5-3
5-3
5-8
5-4
5-4
5-7
5-9
5-1
5-11
5-11
5-5
5-6

Fr.-r
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Sr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
So.
So.
Sr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.

29

Ashley Young

D

5-3

Fr.

Edinboro, PA/General McLane
Pittsburgh, PA/Shaler Area
Pittsburgh, PA/Keystone Oaks
Erie, PA/McDowell
Erie, PA/Harbor Creek
Gibsonia, PA/Pine-Richland
Erie, PA/Strong Vincent
Columbia Station, OH/ Olmsted Falls
Bay Village, OH/Bay
Strongsville, OH/Strongsville
Berea, OH/Berea
Edinboro, PA/General McLane
McKean, PA/General McLane
Medina, OH/Medina/ Cleveland State
Fairview, PA/Fairview
Edinboro, PA/General McLane
Wadsworth, OH/Wadsworth
Erie, PA/Fort LeBoeuf
Frewsburg, NY/Frewsburg
Johnstown, PA/Richland
Lockport, NY/Lockport
Mansfield, OH/Lexington
Rochester, NY/Fairport
Lsalle, ONT/Sandwich Secondary
Alexandria, VA/West Potomac
Sewickley, PA/ Quaker Valley
Mansfield, OH/ Clearfork/ Coastal
Carolina
McDonald, PA/Canon-McMillan

Gary Kagiavas
Kelly Gray
ASST. COACHES: Mark Case and Jamie Tekotte
HEAD COACH:

FIRST ASST. COACH:

Manager
Junior
Burton, OH
St. Peter Chanel HS

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2004 Final Statistics
Final Record.
Name

6-9-3
Shots

Ashley Pulman
Kara Ciacchini
Elise Falatach
Angie de Almeida
Shaxma Wolf
Mary Grebenc
Maura Sansone
Amy DiVincenzo
Katie DeLuca
Stacie Potter
Lisa Guesman
Liz Soeder
Emily Monte
Rachel Seth
Becky Hostettler
Fallon Frye
Heather Coy
Janelle Layton
Daiyl Estremera
Kathy Lantzy
Trish Chilcott
Chelsea Lawrence
Abbey Mortus
Becky Hicho
Kim Koricich
Jessica Falconer
TOTALS

17-17
18-12
18-18
18-13
12-11
16-14
18-17
14-0
16-0
18-17
16-1
17-0
18-1
16-2
18-18
9-0
18-10
8-1
18-12
17-16
18-12
3-0
10-6
1-0
8-0
2-0
18-18

46
27
42
28
25
12
5
6
4
7
12
10
5
4
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
248

Year-By-Year Results
1996

PSAC: 4-7-0
Goals

Assists

Points

6
2
4
1

16
10
10
9
9
5
3
2
2
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
69

5
4
3
4
4
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24

1

3
1
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
21

Record: 2-14-0
at Kutztown
L, 0-7
SLIPPERY ROCK
L, 14
at Bloomsburg
L, 0-8
at Shippensburg
L, 2-3
at Thiel
W 7-2
MILLERSVILLE
L, 1-3
at Wheeling Jesuit
L, 1-8
at Ashland
L, 04
OAKLAND
L, 0-9
at California (PA)
L, 1-5
WEST CHESTER
L, 0-6
at Lock Haven
L, 04
13-0
THIEL
at Gannon
L, 0-2
INDIANA(PA)
L, 0-6
EAST STROUDSBURG L, 2-8

w

1997

Cjoalkeepers
Name

G-GS

Trish Chilcott
Abbey Mortus
TOTALS

17-12
9-6
18-18

W-L-T

Min

Shots

Svs

GA

SHO

GAA

4-6-3
2-3-0
6-9-3

1256:28
429:51
1686:19

174
68
242

90
28
118

17
8
25

2
0
5

1.22
1.68
1.33

Record: 5-12-1
at La Roche
W 12-1
SETON HILL
W 8-0
JOHN CARROLL
w. 2-0
at Slippery Rock
L, 2-3
L, 1-2
KUTZTOWN
CALIFORNLA(PA)
X 2-2
SHIPPENSBURG
L, 1-2
GANNON
L, 0-3
at Millersville
L,24
WHEELING JESUIT
w. 4-3
at Walsh
L, 0-1
NOTRE DAME(OH)
W 5-0
LOCK HAVEN
u 14
WEST VIRGINIA
WESLEYAN
L, 0-6
at Indiana(PA)
L, 24
EAST STROUDSBURG L, 0-6
at West Chester
L, 0-5
BLOOMSBURG
L, 0-8

1998
Record: 9-10-0

at Wheeling Jesuit

2004 Results
Date

Opponent

Aug. 27
Aug. 28
Sept. 5
Sept. 8
Sept. 11
Sept. 15
Sept. 19
Sept. 22
Sept. 25

at Shippensburg
vs. Kutztown
BRIDGEPORT
MANSFIELD
SOUTHHAMPTON
SLIPPERY ROCK
at Gannon
at Mercyhurst
at Qarion

Result

w
T
L,

w,

L,
U
W
X

w.

5-1
0-0
0-3
1-0
04
34
2-0
1-1
3-0

at Gannon

Date

Opponent

Result

Sept. 29
Oct. 6
Oct. 9
Oct. 13
Oct. 16
Oct. 20
Oct. 23
Oct. 27
Oct. 30

LOCK HAVEN
INDIANA (PA)
CLARION
at California (PA)
at Indiana (PA)
at Mansfield
at Slippery Rock
at Lock Haven
CALIFORNIA (PA)

L,
L,

w.

L,
L,
T,
L,
L,
W

0-1
0-2
5-0
0-1
1-3
1-1
0-2
0-1
2-1

at Mercyhurst
at Malone
INDIANA(PA)
at Kutztown

WL,
L,

w
W

W

at Bloomsburg
SLIPPERY ROCK

L,
L,

at Shippensburg
WEST VIRGINIA
WESLEYAN
MILLERSVILLE

L,

w
w.

EAST STROUDSBURG L,
ST. VINCENT
WESTMINSTER
at Califomia(PA)
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W

L,

w

4-2
1-2
2ot
1-2
2-0
2-0
1-0
2ot
0-5
0-1
ot
0-2
2-1
ot
3-2
2ot
2-3
2ot
4-1
0-3
3-2

at Lock Haven
CONCORD
WALSH
WESTCHESTER

L, 0-5
W, 10-0
L, 1-2
L, 0-2

1999
Record: 9-9-1
MERCYHURST
L,
WHEELING JESUIT
KUTZTOWN
MALONE
at WV Wesleyan
vs Charleston
LOCK HAVEN
at East Stroudsburg
at Indiana(PA)
BLOOMSBURG
at Slippery Rock
SHIPPENSBURG
at Westminster
CALIFORNIA(PA)
GANNON
at West Chester
at Millersville
at Allegheny
at Saint Vincent

w.

w
w.

L,

W

L,
L,
L,

W
w,
w.
X
W

L,
L,
L,
L,

W

0-1
ot
2-0
3-1
1-0
04
9-1
0-1
0-3
1-2
3-2
2-1
6-1
0-0
6-0
0-1
2ot
0-2
0-3
34
5-0

2000
Record: 10- 8-1
at Wheeling Jesuit
L,
at Salem Intern'!
w,
at Mercyhurst
L,
at Kutztown
W
at Shippensburg
L,
at Caliromia(PA)
W
at Bloomsburg
L,
INDIANA(PA)
W
WESTMINSTER
W
SLIPPERY ROCK
L,
EAST STROUDSBURG L,
ALLEGHENY
X
MILLERSVILLE
SHEPHERD
at Gannon
at St. Leo
at Tampa
at Lock Haven
WEST CHESTER

W

w
w.
w.

L,
L,

w

1-2
8-0
1-2
4-0
0-3
4-0
1-2
2ot
2-1
3-0
1-2
1-2
1-1
2ot
1-0
6-0
2-0
1-0
1-2
2ot
0-3
2-1

2001
Record: 11-5-1
MERCYHURST
L,
vs. St. Rose
L,
vs. Mass.-Lowell
w.
at West Chester
w.
LOCK HAVEN
L,
KUTZTOWN
GANNON

w
w

Rdinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

2-3
1-3
4-2
3-1
1-2
2ot
4-0
3-0

at Indiana (PA)

X 2-2

2ot
4-0
4-0
1-0
3-1
5-1
1-0
ot
L, 34
2ot
w. 3-0
L, 0-1

SHIPPENSBURG
W
BALDWIN-WALLACE W,
CALIFORNIA(PA)
w.
at Millersville
w.
CLARION
at East Stroudsburg
w.

w

BLOOMSBURG
at Slippery Rock
at Bloomsburg

2002
Record: 9-5-4
LINDSEY WILSON
L, 0-1
WHEELING JESUIT
w. 3-0
BRIDGEPORT
w. 1-0
at Gannon
L, 1-2
EAST
X 1-1
STROUDSBURG
2ot
SLIPPERY ROCK
L, 0-3
WEST CHESTER
X 0-0
2ot
at Lock Haven
L, 14
at Kutztown
w. 2-0
Mercyhurst
X 3-3
2ot
Bloomsburg
L, 2-3
SETON HILL
w. 3-2
POINT PARK
w. 7-0
INDIANA(PA)
W 2-1
ot
MILLERSVILLE
w. 1-0
at Clarion
W 2-1
at Shippensburg
X 0-0
2ot
at Califomia(PA)
w. 2-1
2003
Record: 6-9-3
CHARLESTON(WV)
MERCYHURST
X

L,

3-1
0-1
ot
13-0
3-1
1-3
3-2
44
0-2
2-2
3-1
0-1
2-1
2-1
0-2
1-0
0-3

W

64

w

POINT PARK
at Queens (NY)
at Bridgeport
at East Stroudsburg
at Dominican
at Slippy Rock
at West Chester
GANNON
KUTZTOWN
LOCK HAVEN
BLOOMSBURG
at Indiana(Pa.)
SHIPPENSBURG
at Millersville
CLARION
MANSFIELD
CALIFORNLA(PA)
at Millersville

w
wL,
w
wL,
X
w.

L,

w
wL,
w.

w
wL,

2-1
2-1
0-2

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All-Time Records
Team

Individual Records
Individual

Most Goals, Game: 13 vs. Point Park,
September 2,2003; vs. Thiel,
October 17,1996
Most Goals, Season: 47 in 2003
Most Opponents Goals, Game: 9 by
Oakland, October 16,1996
Most Opponents Goals, Season: 79 in
1996
Fewest Goals, Season: 24 in 2004
Fewest Opponents Goals, Season: 20 in
2001
Most Wins, Season: 12 in 2003
Most Losses, Season: 14 in 1996
Fewest Wins, Season: 2 in 1996
Fewest Losses, Season: 5 in 2001
Most Shutouts, Season: 8 in 2000
Most Consecutive Shutouts: 4 in 2000
Fewest Shutouts: 1 in 1996
Largest Margin of Victory: 13 vs. Point
Park, September 2,2003 (13-0);
vs.Thiel, October 17,1996 (13-0)
Largest Margin of Defeat 9 by
Oakland, October 16,1996 (9-0)
Most Consecutive Wins: 6 in 2001
Most Consecutive Losses: 7 in 1996

Season

Most Goals, Game: 4 by Alyssa Murosky
vs. LaRoche, September 3,1997
Most Goals, Season: 21 by Jamie Tekotte,
2003
Most Goals, Career: 37 by Jamie Tekotte,
2001-03
Most Assists, Game: 6 by Cara Peyton
vs. Thiel, October 17,1996
Most Assists, Season: 12 by Cara Peyton
1996
Most Assists, Career: 28 by Cara Peyton
1996-99
Most Points, Game: 12 by Cara Peyton
vs. Thiel, October 17,1996
Most Points, Season: 48 by Jamie Tekotte,
2003
Most Points, Career: 90 by Nicole Vlahovic,
1999-2002
Most Shutouts, Season: 5.5 by Amy
Stevens, 2001
Most Shutouts, Career: 15.2 by Amy
Stevens, 1999-2002
Lowest GAA, Season: 0.61 by Derma
lammarino, 2000
Lowest GAA, Career: 1.16 by Trish Chilcott,
2002-04

Plaver

1996
1997
1998

Cara Peyton
Alyssa Murosky
Megan Snyder
Sali Frndak
Amy Hazen
Nicole Vlahovic
Nicole Vlahovic
Amy Jeffries
Jamie Tekotte
Ashley Pulman

1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004

G

A

l»ts

8
8
6
6
12
11
12
5
21
5

12
4
4
4
1
3
7
0
6
6

28
24
16
16
25
25
31
10
48
16

21
12
12
12
11
10
9
9

. . .Jamie Tekotte.......
. . .Nicole Vlahovic ..
. . .Jamie Tekotte.......
. . .Amy Hazen.........
. . .Nicole Vlahovic ..
. . .Alyssa Murosky ..
. . .Stacey Oldenburg.
. . .Megan Snyder__

Assists
12
8
8
8
8
7

.
.
.
.
.
.

. .Cara Peyton.........
. .Amy Hazen.........
. .Nicole Vlahovic ..
. .Megan Snyder__
. .Lindsey Smith__
. .Lynzie Ellison__

Salt Fmdak

Edinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

..1996
.2001
.1999
..1997
.1996
.2003

.. .Amy Stevens........... 1999
.. .Colby Elder.............1996
.. .Amy Stevens........... 2001
.. .Trisn Chilcott........... 2004
.. .Meighan Cast......... 1997
.. .Jen Noves................ 1996

Goals Against Average

0.61
1.07
1.17
1.18
1.22
1.29
1.44
1.48
1.62
1.68
5.5
5
4.2
3
3
2.5
2

. .Derma lammarino . .2000
. .Tricia Chilcott ........2003
. .Amy Stevens........... 2001
. .Amy Stevens........... 2002
. .Trisn Chilcott..........2004
. .Abbey Mortus......... 2002
. .Abbey Mortus......... 2003
. .Amy Stevens........... 1999
. .Derma lammarino . .1997
. .Abbey Mortus......... 2004

Cara Peyton
page 20

.
.
.
.
.
.

. .Amy Stevens.......
. .Derma lammarino
. .Amy Stevens.......
. .Meighan Cast__
. .Amy Stevens.......
. .Amy Stevens.......
. .Trisn Chilcott.......

.. .Jamie Tekotte ........2001-03
.. .Nicole Vlahovic .. .1999-02
.. .Amy Hazen........... 1998-01
.. .Stacey Oldenburg .2000-03
.. .Cara Peyton ......... 1996-99
.. .Megan Snyder__ 1997-99
.. .Sarah Kramer....... 1996-99
.. .Alyssa Murosky .. .1997-00

28
20
16
15
15
13

.. .Cara Peyton ......... 1996-99
.. .Nicole Vlahovic .. .1999-02
.. .Lynzie Ellison....... 2000-03
.. .Amy Hazen...........1998-01
.. .Alyssa Murosky .. .1997-99
.. .Megan Snyder ___1997-99

Lynzie
Ellison

Points

48 . .Jamie Tekotte....... . .2003
31 . .Nicole Vlahovic .. . .2001
29 . .Jamie Tekotte....... ..2001
28 . .Cara Peyton......... . .1996
26 . .Megan Snyder__ . .1997
25 . .Nicole Vlahovic .. . .2000
25 . .Amy Hazen......... . .1999

107
98
97
90
86
85

37
35
30
19
19
15
13
13

Assists

Points

Shutouts

Meighan Cast

Goals
.2003
.2001
.2001
.1999
.2000
.1997
.2003
.1997

Saves

Year-By-Year
Scoring Leaders
Vear

Goals

Career

. .2001
. .2000
. .2002
. .1998
. .2000
. .1999
..2004

90
85
79
66
48
43
41
37
34
32

. . .Nicole Vlahovic . . .1999-02
. . .Jamie Tekotte ... . .2001-03
. . .Amy Hazen....... . .1998-01
. . .Cara Peyton ___ . .1996-99
. . .Stacey Oldenburg .2000-03
. . .Megan Snyder .. . .1997-99
. . .Alyssa Murosky . . .1997-00
. . .Jamie Tekotte ... . .2001-02
. . .Sarah Kramer ... . .1996-99
. . .Lynzie Ellison ... . .2000-03

lammarino

Saves

358.
219.
140 .
137.
118 .
98 .
85 .

. .Amy Stevens__ . .1999-02
. .Derma lammarino .1997-00
. .Abbey Mortus .. . .2001-04
. .Trish Chilcott ...
. .Meighan Cast ... . .1997-98
. .Colby Elder....... . .1996
. .Jen Noves ......... . .1996

Goals Against Average

1.16
1.29
1.56
1.57
2.29
4.99
5.06

Alyssa
Murosky

. .Trisn Chilcott....... 2002-pres.
. .Amy Stevens........ 1999-02
. .Derma lammarino .1997-00
. .Abbey Mortus ___2001-04
. .Meighan Cast...... 1997-98
. .Colby Elder..........1996
. .Jen Noves .............1996

Shutouts

15.2 . .Amy Stevens........ 1999-02
11 .. .Derma lammarino .1997-00
5.7 .. .Abbey Mortus ___2001-04
4 .. .Tricia Chilcott___2002-pres.
3.5 .. .Meighan Cast...... 1997-98
1 .. .Colby Elder..........1996

Edinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

Amy
Stevens

page 21

Honor Roll

All-Time Letterwiimers

NSCAA AllNortheast Region
1998
1999

2000
2001

2002
2003
2004.

Amy Lindsey, D (Second Team)
Amy Hazen, F (Second Team)
Kim Liwush, D (Second Team)
Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Nicole Vlahovic, F (Second Team)
Jamie Tekotte, MF (Second Team)
Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Jamie Tekotte (First Team)
Ashley Pulman MF(Second Team)

PSAC Coach of the
Year
2001

Gary Kagiavas

BBB

Baird, Carly.................................
Blackhurst, Lisa ..........................
Bruno, Corinne...........................
Buchanich, Susan........................

ccc

Campbell, Jillian........................
Caruso, Jill...................................
Carlson, Melissa........................
Chilcott, Trish.............................
Christopher, Beth........................
Ciacchini, Kara...........................
Collins, Kelly...............................
Cunningham, Laura..................

AU-PSAC
Alyssa Murosl^MF (Second Team)
Amy Lindsey, D (Second Team)
Cara Peyton, MF (Second Team)
1999
Amy Hazen, F (Second Team)
2000 Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Lynzie Ellison, MF (Second Team)
2001 Jamie Tekotte, MF (First Team)
Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Nicole Vlahovic, F (Second Team)
2002 Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Nicole Vlahovic, F (Second Team)
2003 Jamie Tekotte, MF (First Team)
Summer Darst, D (Second Team)
2004 Ashlw Pulman, MF(First Team)
Elise Falatach,
(Second Team)
Kathy Lantzy, D (Second Team)
1997
1998

Opponent

W-L-T
0-1-1
0-1-0
1-0-0
2-7-0
0-2-0
7-2-1
2-0-0
4-0-0
1-0-0
1-0-0
2-5-1
4-5-0
3-6-1
1-0-0
5-3-1
1-0-0
0-1-0
1-9-0
2-0-0
1-0-0

Streak

T1
LI
W1
W1
L2
W1
W2
W4
W1
W1
W1
W2
L3
W1
T1
W1
LI
L2
W2
W1

..............2003

.............2001
..............1996
2000-01-02-03

.............2000
1996-97-98-99
..............1998
..............1998
..............1998
..............1996
..............1997
... 2002-03-04
... 1997-98-99
............... 2004
2000-01-02-03

............ 2002

ODD
Darst, Summer...........................
de Almeida, Angie....................
DeLuca, Katie.............................
DiFranco, Tania............................
Diurba, Erin...............................
Dittman, Amy............................
DiVincenzo, Amy......................
Denk, Lisa...................................

EEE

Elder, Colby...............................
EUison, Lynzie.............................
Estremera, Daryl........................
Ewing, Brooke...........................

Jamie Tekotte

FEE

Falatach, Elise.............................
Falconer, Jessica..........................
Fox, Wendy.................................
Frick, Michelle.............................
Fmdak, Sali.................................
Frye, Fallon.................................

All-Time vs. Opponents
Allegheny
Ashland
Baldwin-Wallace
Bloomsburg
Bridgeport
Calirornia(Pa.)
Charleston(WV)
Clarion
Concord
Dominican
East Stroudsburg
Gannon
Indiana(Pa.)
John Carroll
Kutztown
LaRoche
Lindsey Wilson
Lock Haven
Malone
UMass-Lowell

AAA

Achtyl, Karen...............................
Adamski, Maggie.......................
Adiutori, Cara........................... .
Askey, Shannon..........................

Opponent

Mansfield
Mercyhurst
Millersville
Notre Dame(OH)
Oakland
Point Park
Queens (NY)
Southhampton
St. Rose
St. Vincent
Seton Hill
Shippensburg
Slippery Rock
Thiel
Walsh
West Chester
West Va. Wesleyan
Westminster
Wheeling Jesuit

Edinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

W-L-T
2-0-1
0-5-1
4-5-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-1-0
2-0-0
2-0-0
4-4-1
2-8-0
2-0-0
0-2-0
2-4-2
1-2-0
1-1-1
4-2-0

Streak

T2
LI
L2
W1
LI
W2
W1
LI
LI
W2
W2
W2
L4
W2
L2
T2
LI
W1
W1

page 22

GOG

Cast, Meighan............................
Glecos, Elizabeth.........................
Grebenc, Mary...........................
Guesman, Lisa............................

2000-01-02-03
.................2004
.................2004
1999-00-01-02
.................1999
.................1996
..........2003-04
.................1997
.................1996
2000-01-02-03
.................2004
.................1997
............... 2004
... 2002-03-04
............... 1996
1999-00-01-02
1997-98-99-00
2001-02-03-04
..........1997-98
1998-99-00-01
............... 2004
... 2002-03-04

HHH
Hatton, Jessica.............................
Hawley, Angela.........................
Hazen, Amy............................... .
Hicho, Becky.............................
Hokaj, Lisa...................................
Hostettler, Becky.........................
Hoyt, Kim...................................
Hyzewicz, Stacy.........................

Ill

Isgan, Dory.................................
lammarino. Derma....................

JJJ

Jackowski, Katie.......................
Jeffries, Amy...............................
Juiliano, Stephanie.....................

1996-97-98-99
.................1996
1998-99-00-01
2001-02-03-04
..........1996-97
... 2002-03-04
.................1998
..........2003-04

KICK

Kelly, Michelle...................................................... 2001
Koncich, Kim........................................................ 2004
Kramer, Sarah............................................ 1997-98-99
Kreider, Kristy................................................ 1996-97
Kress, Michelle...................................................... 1996
Kronenwetter, Jenna............................................ 1996

I.I.I.
Lambert, Hayley.................................................. 2003
Lantzy, Kathy............................................ 2002-03-04
Lawrence, Chelsea.....................................2002-03-04
Layton, Janelle...................................................... 2004
Lindsey, Amy........................................ 1998-99-00-01
Linfield, Andrea........................................ 1999-00-02
Liwush, Kim.........................................1999-00-01-02
Lolley, Corrina...................................................... 1996

MMM
Manfredi, Kristen............................................ 2003-04
Meshanko, Trish.............................................. 1997-98
Michalski, Teri............................................ 2001-02-03
Monte, Emily........................................................ 2004
Mortus, Abbey.................................... 2001-02-03-04
Mukina, Kara........................................................ 2001
Mukina, Mard...................................................... 1998
Mullen, Susan...................................................... 2002
Murosky, Alyssa........................................ 1997-98-99

NNN
Noves, Jen..............................................................1996

000
Oldenburg, Stacey...............................2000-01-02-03

PPP
Peyton, Cara........................................ 1996-97-98-99
Potter, Stacie.......................................... 2001-02-03-04
Pulman, Ashley.................................................... 2004

RRR

Raco, Nikki............................................................1996
Rodgers, Jessalynn...............................1996-97-98-99

sss

Sansone, Maura........................................ 2002-03-04
Seth, Rachel............................................................ 2004
Shirley, Heidi........................................ 1997-98-99-00
Smith, Lindsay...................................................... 1996
Snell, Laura............................................................ 1997
Snyder, Katie........................................................ 2002
Snyder, Lindsey.................................................... 2003
Snyder, Megan.......................................... 1997-98-99
Soeder, Liz........................................................ 2003-04
Stevens, Amy........................................ 1999-00-01-02

TTT

Tague, Brittany................................................ 1996-97
Tekotte, Jamie............................................ 2001-02-03

wv

Vance, Carrie........................................................ 2003
Vlahovic, Nicole...................................1999-00-01-02

WWW

1996-97-98-99
1997-98-99-00
1999-00-01-02

.............. 2002
..........1996-97

Weed, Jess.................................................. 2000-01-02
WeUs, Elizabeth.............................................. 1999-00
Wightman, Angelia........................................ 2000-01
Williams, Carrie.................................................... 1998
Wilson, Jenn.......................................................... 2003
Wilson, Steph........................................................ 2000
Wolf, Shairna........................................................ 2004
Woods, Kristy.......................................1999-01-02-03

Ediiiboro University Women’s Soceer 2005

page 23

Pa. State Athletic Conference
The Pennsylvania
State Athletic Conference,
with 54 years of organized
competition, has established
itself as one of the most
respected NCAA Division II
athletic conferences.
In its history the
PSAC has laid claim to 36
NCAA team champions and
195 individual title winners, giving credence to its fine
athletic tradition. The conference has prospered on the
national level in recent years, as it annually has close to
one-third of the it's teams participated in NCAA post­
season competition. The PSAC also distinguishes itself
as the second-largest Division II conference in terms of
sports sponsorship, awarding titles for 22 different
sports.
Proud of its athletic success, the league has also
thrived in an academic success. The number of stu­
dent-athletes designated by the conference as "ScholarAthletes" ~ those who have attained a cumulative
grade point average of 3.25 or better — has increased
every year since that standard was adopted in 1995-96.
The impressive number of yearly designees reached
1,366 in 2004-05, 125 more than the previous year.
Furthermore, the most recent figure is nearly double
the total of those in the mid-1990's. Additionally, 14
PSAC student-athletes combined to earn CoSIDA
Academic All-America Awards last season.
The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose
of promoting and adininistering men's athletic pro­
grams within the 14 state teachers colleges in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the
interest and growth of women's athletics, the confer­
ence was restructured to provide for women's pro­
grams.
From its inception, each conference member
selected its own competitive division within the
NCAA. In 1980, however, the presidents voted to
reclassify the entire conference to Division II. Although

This is Edinboro University

all 14 institutions are members of NCAA Division II,
eight schools have also elected to compete at the
Division 1 level in select sports.
In 1983, all member institutions were granted
university status as a result of Legislative Act 188,
which formed Pennsylvania's State System of Higher
Education. This system now enrolls in excess of
106,000 students. The alumni of the State System num­
ber more than 600,000, which includes nearly 400,000
Pennsylvanians.
One of the largest conferences in the nation, the
PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 14 member
institutions. It employs a commissioner, assistant com­
missioner and secretary at its headquarters in Lock
Haven, Pa.

Final 2004
Standings
Western Division
Slippety Rock
Lock Haven
Indiana(Pa.)
EDINBORO
Califomia(Pa.)
Clarion

PSAC

Overall

8-1-1
8-1-1
7-3-0
4-7-0
2-7-1
0-9-1

13-3-2
11-7-2
19-4-0
6-9-3
5-14-1
1-16-1

Eastern Division
Kutztown
West Chester
Bloomsburg
MUlersville
Shippensburg
East Stroudsburg
Mansfield

PSAC

Overall

8-3-1
8^-0
7-4-1
7-4-1
5-6-1
4-7-1
0-11-1

14-5-2
11-7-3
9-9-2
10-6-1
9-10-1
8-11-1
2-13-2

Dr. Frank G. Pogue
President, Edinboro University ofPA

2.0G4 All-PSAC Teams
First Team PSAC
West
School

Pos. Name

GK
F
F
F
F
MF
MF
MF
MF
D
D
D
D

Sarah Daw
Sara Arsenault
Erin Falce
Crystal Heder
Brooke Rang!
HoUy Homsher
Ashley Pulman
Jaimi Wilson
Emma Wright
Melissa Alonzo
Danielle Smith
Corey Weir
Cheryl Wickerham

Yr.

Indiana (Pa.)
Sr.
Slippery Rock Sr.
Indiana (Pa.)
So.
Indiana (Pa.)
So.
Lock Haven
Sr.
Lock Haven
So.
EDINBORO
Fr.
Slippery Rock Fr.
Slippery Rock Sr.
Qarion
Jr.
Lock Haven
Sr
Indiana (Pa.)
So.
Slippery Rock Jr.

Second
Team PSAC
West
Pos. Name
School
GK
F
F
F
F
MF
MF
MF
MF
D
D
D
D

Edinboro University Women’s Soccer 2005

C.J. Gattens
Monica Mangual
KeUi Rees
Lauren Steele
Emily Thomas
Elise Falatach
Meghan Jones
Julie Kirwan
Cora Roeder
Ann Fink
Kathy Lantzy
Missy Swindel
Elizabeth Beattie

Clarion
Lock Haven
Califomia(Pa.)
Slippery Rock
Indiana(Pa.)
EDINBORO
Indiana (Pa.)
Slippery Rock
Indiana (Pa.)
Lock Haven
EDINBORO
Indiana(Pa.)
Lock Haven

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is the largest com­
prehensive four-year university in northwestern
Pennsylvania. Its 585-acre campus is home to some
8,000 students stud)ang in more than 100 academic pro­
grams. The Universit/s programs in art, crimiiud jus­
tice, and speech language pathology, among others, have
earned regional and national recognition and accolades,
and the campus is ranked among ttie top 10 in the nation
for the services provided for students with disabilities.
In 2003 the University's instutional accreditation with
the Commission on Higher Education Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools was reaffirmed with
commendation for ten years. In the 2006-07 academic
year, the University will celebrate its Sesquicentennial
recognizing 150 years of service to the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania and beyond.
Edinboro is situated just 100 miles from the metro­
politan areas of Qeveland, Buffalo and Httsburgh, and
less than 20 miles south of the city of Erie ~
Pennsylvania's fourth largest city. Meadv^e, the seat of
Crawford Coimty, is approximately 20 miles south of
Edinboro.

Yr.

Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Sr.
Fr.
Jr.
Sr.
So.

page 24

Frank G. Pogue was appointed the
15th president of Edinboro University
of Pennsylvania on July 1,1996.
A sociologist. Dr. Pogue holds a
bachelor's degree from Alabama State
University, a master's degree from
Atlanta University, and a Ph.D. from
the University of Pittsburgh.
Prior to his presidency at Edinboro
University, Dr. Pogue was the vice chancellor for student
affairs and special programs at the State University of
New York (SUNY) Central Administration in Albany,
serving in that position for 10 years. While vice chancel­
lor, he also served for one year as interim president at the
SUNY College at Coblesldll. Prior to his assignment in
the SUNY Central Administration, President Pogue was
vice president for student affairs, associate vice president
for research and educational development, dean of
undergraduate studies, and a department chairperson,
all at SUNY at Albany.
Dr. Pogue participates in national, regional and
statewide leadership groups. He serves as a member of
the American Council on Education (ACE) Commission
on Women in Higher Education. He is a member of the
American Association of State Colleges and Universities
(AASCU) Committee on Professional Development,
Millennium Leadership Initiative and Christa McAuliffe
Selection Committee. He was appointed in 2003 to the
International Association of University Presidents
Commission on Disarmament Education, Conflict

The University's Baron-Fomess Library has more
than 480,000 bound volumes and 1.3 million microform
units, along with an online catalog access to numerous
online databases and electronic reserves. The building is
equipped with a wireless network, computer labs and
equipment to assist users with visual impairments.
The main campus also includes a modem
University Center, planetarium, observatory, reading
clinic, speech and hearing clinic, science and robotics
labs, writing center, numerous computer labs with the
latest hardware and software, three art galleries, an ani­
mation studio, campus radio and televsion stations,
health center, counseling center, and much more - all
accessible for people wiffi disabilities. The recently ren­
ovated and expanded Crawford Center for Health and
Physical Education and Disability Resomces rivals any
facility of its kind in the nation.
In addition to a five-acre lake and wooded areas,
there are 43 buildings on the spacious Edinboro
Campus, including six residence halls with private or
shar^ rooms, co-^ housing honors housing and liv­
ing-learned floors - all are wired for voice, video and
data.
Edinboro University also operates centers in Erie
and Meadville. Edinboro University in Erie — The
Porreco Center is a beautiful 27-acre campus that
includes classrooms, a computer laboratory, and a
unique facility for small conferences, business meetings,
and special events. Edinboro University in Meadville is
locat^ in the city's historic Bessemer Building.

Resolution and Peace. Since 1984, Dr. Pogue has served
on the Commission on Higher Education Middle States
Association of Colleges and Schools (MSA). Most recent­
ly, he served as President for the MSA Board of Trustees
and as a member of its Executive Committee, and he is a
former vice chair of the Commission's Executive
Committee.
Dr. Pogue also serves on the Board of Trustees of the
BACCHUS & GAMMA Peer Education Network. He
served for two years as chairperson of the Pennsylvania
State System of Higher Education (SSHE) Commission
for the Universities and Commission of Presidents
Executive Committee. In October 1996, Dr. Pogue was
appointed by then Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge to
the Governor's Commission on Academic Standards. In
November 2002, he was appointed co Education Committee of Pennsylvania Governor Ed
Rendell's Transition Team. In May, 2004, he was appoint­
ed to the Pennsylvania Department of Education Higher
Education Advisory Board.
Dr. Pogue was honored by the Erie Area Chamber of
Commerce with the Louis J. Tullio Community Service
Award. The Greater Erie Community Action Committee
(GECAC) honored him with the Paul P. Martin
Community Service Award in 2000, and in 1999, the
Distinguished Service Award for Leadership and Vision
was presented to him by the SUNY at Albany Council of
Trustees.
Since becoming president. Dr. Pogue has created
the concept and philosophy of the Edinboro Family, a
learner-centered environment where students come first
and are an integral part of a caring and supportive cam­
pus community.

at Shippensburg*
Aug. 27
vs. Bloomsburg*
Aug. 28
at Clarion*
Aug. 31
at St Thomas Aquinas
Sept. 2
at Bridgeport
Sept. 4
at California (PA)*
Sept. 7
at Lock Haven*
Sept. 10
Sept. 14
GANNON
Sept 17
SLIPPERY ROCK*
at Indiana (PA)*
Sept 21
Sept 27
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EAST STROUDSBURG*
Oct 5
CLARION*
Oct. 8
CALIFORNIA (PA)*
Oct. 12
LOCK HAVEN*
at East Stroudsburg*
Oct. 16
Oct 22
INDIANA (PA)*
at Slippery Rock*
Oct. 29
HEAD COACH: GaryKagiavas

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12 noon
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* PSAC Match