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Greetings from the President

GENERAIINFORMATION

Dear Family, Friends and Fans of the Fighting Scots:
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Fighting Scots Women’s Soccer

Welcome to Edinboro University and thank you for your interest in Fighting Scot Women’s Soccer. We are proud of the spirit of
excellence, teamwork and collegiality that is fostered by our men’s
and women’s programs in basketball, cross country, football, soccer,
softball, swimming, track, volleyball, wrestling, and wheelchair basketball. Our student-athletes are unique and dedicated individuals
who excel both in and out of the classroom. They entertain and
us through competition in the PSAC, EWL and NWBA athletic

The University-wide them that will guide us through our Sesquicentennial cele­
bration in the year 2006-07 is, “Building a prosperous future through academic excel­
lence and civility.” This theme challenges the academic community to consider its role in
enabling the success and vitality of our students and the region, state, nation, and world
that we serve. Clearly, athletic events and programs enhance the quality of life for the
northwestern Pennsylvania region while also providing student-athletes and others with
learning experiences that will serve them for a lifetime.
I express appreciation to our coaches and Athletics administration and stafffor
the excellent leadership and guidance they provide for our student-athletes. It’s great to
be a Fighting Scot fan! Go Scots!

location: Edinboro, Pennsylvania
Enrollment: 8,000
Nickname: Fighting Scots
CelerS: Red and White
Affiliatien: NCAA Division II
Cenference: Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
President: Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.
AthietiC DireCter: Bruce Baumgartner

Athietic Department Phene: 814-732-2776
Head Athietic Trainer: George Roberts
Asseciate Athietic Trainer: Gary Hanna

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President

GOVERNOR OF
PENNSYLVANIA
Edward G. Rendell

PENNSYLVANIA STATE
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HIGHER EDUCATION
Dr. Judy G. Hample. Chancellor

HOARD OF
GOVERNORS
Mr. Charles A. Gomulka, Chair
Mr. C.R. “Chuck" Pennoni,
Vice Chair

SPORISINFORMAflON

Head Ceach: Gary Kaglavas
Aima Mater: Gannon ‘91
Recerd at Edinbere: 55-63-8, i years
Office Phene: (814) 732-2776 ext. 276
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Letter winners Returning/Lest: 17/6
Starters Returning/Lest: 6/3
2002 Recerd: 9 5-4
2002 PSAC Recerd: 5 3-3
First Year efSeccer: i996
Aii-Time Recerd: 55-63-8 (.468)
Years in Pest-SeasenPiay: i (200i)
Aii-Time Piayeff Recerd: o-i

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Heme Phene: (814) 833-9028
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CniUtS: The 2003 Edinboro Women’s
Soccer guide was written and designed by
Bob Shreve. Photography by Mike
Gallagher, Dave Smith and Bob Shreve.

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2003 Edinboro Onhrersity Women’s Soccer ♦ Pagol

_______2003 Outlook_______
Fighting Scots Piayoff Hopes Rest on Strong Defense
The Edinboro University
women's soccer team has never
been known as an offensive jug­
gernaut. But head coach Gary
Kagiavas, the architect of the
program since its inception in
1996, has put together winning
teams based on strong defense
and timely offense. Case in
point, the 2002 Fighting Scot
edition posted a 9-5-4 record
despite scoring just 31 goals.
The stingy defense limited
opponents to 22 goals while
recording seven shutouts.
The Fighting Scots enter
the 2003 campaign having gone
6-0-1 in their final seven match­
es, but with all-time leading
scorer Nicole Vlahovic gone,
even Kagiavas wonders where
the offense will come from.
"I'm not sure where we're
going to score from," fretted
Kagiavas. "Defensively we'll
be strong. Depth-wise we're
very strong. I'm just not sure
who's going to step up and score
our goals."
Kagiavas was counting on
Amy Jeffries, a freshman a year

ago who scored a team-high 5
goals, to lead the way, but she
transferred. Promising fresh­
men Ashley Pulman and Liz
Soeder are battling injuries,
with Pulman out for the year
with a knee injury.
"We're going to need a col­
lective effort to score,"
Kagiavas emphasized. "It will
have to come from four or five
different people, not just one."
Despite the dearth of scor­
ing talent, Kagiavas enters the
2003 season with great opti­
mism. His squads have won at
least nine games in each of the
last five years, with the Scots
seeking a return trip to the
Pennsylvania State Athletic
Conference playoffs after quali­
fying for the first time in 2001.
"We have eight seniors, so
I think we should be fine leader­
ship-wise," he commented.
"Out of those eight six start. We
shouldn't have issues there.
This group, in particular, is very
good to work with. They're
very focused and motivated.
They seem very ready to step up
and assume leadership
roles.
"I'm optimistic and
pretty excited, looking for­
ward to this year," he con­
tinued. "Can I guarantee
where weTl be? No. I
think we should hold our
own in the PSAC, and do
very well. Our junior class
is going to make a bigger
impact than ever before.
I'm hoping the freshmen
will come in and con­
tribute. It's a good class."
Standing in the way
of a second trip to the
PSAC playoffs in three
years, and a first-ever trip
to the NCAA Division II
Tournament, is a challeng­
ing schedule. "We added

region games in the belief we
could make the NCAAs",
admitted Kagiavas.
"The
PSAC is one of the strongest
conferences in the country with­
out a doubt. Up to six teams
normally get nationally-ranked.
Plus we have a strong out of
conference
schedule.
Mercyhurst, Bridgeport, which
is one of the top teams in the
New York Athletic Conference,
for starters. When you look at
our conference alone, we have
our work cut out for us. Going
to Queens(NY) and Bridgeport
will be a real challenge.
"I'm not sure who will win
the PSAC," stressed Kagiavas.
"Lock Haven and Bloomsburg
are strong, but I don't think
they'll dominate like in the past.
Millersville,
Shippensburg,
West Chester, Slippery Rock
and Edinboro are all emerging.
There are no gimmes in the con­
ference.
With six teams participat­
ing in the PSAC Playoffs,
Kagiavas' first goal is to be in
the top six. Next is a berth in
the NCAA Tournament. "Our
strength is in the back," he
pointed out. "That will keep us
in every game. Because our
defense is so strong, we won't
give up many goals. We look to
get a one or two goal lead and
maintain it."

IS
Kagiavas admits that he
emphasized the forward posi­
tion in his recruiting efforts.
Now he hopes that one of his
youngsters can come through
to provide some scoring punch.
With experienced scorers lack­
ing up front, he could well call
on a pair of freshmen - Liz
Soeder and Carrie Vance - to
start.
Soeder, from Notre

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Dame-Cathedral Latin(OH)
High School, was a third team
All-Greater Cleveland choice
as a senior, but she may start
off slowly due to injury. Vance
had 5 goals and 22 assists as a
senior at Berea(OH) High
School and was also an AllGreater Cleveland selection.
Returnees Kristy Woods
and Chelsea Lawrence also fig­
ure in the mix. Woods, a sen­
ior, scored one goal last year.
Freshman Kristen Manfredi,
another Ohio player from St.
Peter
Chanel(OH)
High
School, was an honorable men­
tion All-Greater Cleveland
choice.

s
Senior Jamie Tekotte
enjoyed an outstanding season
in her first year as a Fighting
Scot in 2001, finishing as the
second-leading scorer with 12
goals and 5 assists for 29
points, tying the season record
for goals. She was a second
team All-Northeast Region
pick and earned first team AllPSAC honors.
2002 was a different story
for the Central Michigan trans­
fer. She was limited to 4 goals
and just 8 points, going the
final six matches without a
goal. It was no coincidence
that Vlahovic missed the last
six matches with an injury.
"Jamie was keyed on
more last year," pointed out
Kagiavas. "She created more
opportunities last year than the
year before, but we didn't have
a forward to finish. She needs
that complement."
Senior Stacey Oldenburg
comes off a 2002 campaign in
which she tied for the team
lead in scoring with 10 points
on 3 goals and 4 assists.
Five other returnees will
add strength to the midfield.

2003 OuOook
Junior Fallon Frye played in 13
matches, contributing a goal
and an assist. Tricia Chilcott, a
sophomore, had an assist in 14
matches, and junior Stacie
Potter played in 17 matches.
Sophomore Chelsea Lawrence
played in five matches as a
freshman.
Freshmen figure to bolster
this
area
significantly.
Kagiavas has high hopes for
Karen Achtyl from Aquinas
Institute(NY). Achtyl played
on three Class B state champi­
onship teams, with 8 goals and
16 assists as a senior. Vance
could see time in the midfield,
as well, as will Hayley
Lambert
and
Amy
DiVencenzo. Lambert was a
two-time first team All-Medina
County
selection
at
Wadsworth(OH) High School,
while DiVencenzo helped Penn
Trafford(PA) High School to
PIAA state championship
game, earning All-Section hon­
ors twice.

s
The backbone of the team
is the defense, which returns
two starters in seniors Shannon
Askey and Summer Darst,
along with part-time starters
Kelly Collins, a senior, and
Kathy Lantzy, a sophomore.
But the key to it all is Lynzie
Ellison, who enters her fourth
year as a starter. Ellison will
start at sweeper after contribut­
ing 2 goals and 2 assists last
year.
Askey and Darst enter
their third year as starters.
Collins got the starting call in
seven matches last, with a goal
and an assist, while Lanzty had
an assist while starting five
matches.
Junior Maura Sansone, a
former transfer from Kent
State who appeared in 17

matches last year with a goal
and 3 assists, will pressure
Ellison at sweeper, and is sure
to see plenty of action. Junior
Becky Hicho is also available,
after playing in six games and
scoring one goal.
Teri
Michalski, a senior, has battled
injuries throughout her career,
playing in three matches in
2002, assisting on one goal.
Sophomore Jessica Falconer is
another returnee pushing for
time after appearing in five
matches.
Freshman Lindsey Snyder
is talented enough that
Kagiavas expects her to push
for significant playing time
despite the crowded picture. A
strong, physical player, she
helped Cumberland Valley(PA)
High School to the PIAA state
quarterfinals twice, along with
two District championships
and four Mid-Penn crowns.

1/1

s

While four-year starter
Amy Stevens has departed,
junior Abbey Mortus has seen
plenty of action the last two
years.
She played in ten
matches a year ago, finishing
with a 7-2-1 record and a 1.29
goals against average, with a
pair of shutouts.
"Abbey got hurt in the
spring, but she will be okay,"
noted Kagiavas.
"We will
count a lot on her. She needs
to be mentally prepared, and 1
believe she is. She can be a
fantastic goalkeeper."
Kagiavas feels freshman
Jenn Wilson is a year away, but
he likes her potential and feels
she'll be a solid backup this
year. Wilson set the school
record for shutouts (7) as a
senior at Solon High School,
finishing with a 0.93 goals
against average.

2003 Edinlioro University Women’s Soccer ♦ Pege 3

Head Coach

Head Coach

Thanks to five wins in its final seven contests,
Edinboro posted its first winning season in 2000,
going 10-8-1. Along the way, the team posted a
four-game win streak in which it held opponents
scoreless for 500 minutes. The team also posted
the program's first win over local rival Gannon.
The Fighting Scots weren't without their
growing pains, as Edinboro's first-ever women's
soccer edition finished with a 2-14-0 record in
1996. The ledger improved slightly in 1997, as
Kagiavas' second team posted a 5-10-1 finish.
The Fighting Scots improved to 9-10-0 ine 1998.
That included a 2-1 overtime win over West
Virginia Wesleyan, an outfit ranked second in
Division II at the time.
In 1999 the Fighting Scots posted a 9-9-1 fin­
ish to earn their first non-losing season.
Edinboro debuted in the regional rankings dur­
ing the season, a first for Kagiavas's squad.
Included in the victories was another triumph
over a nationally-ranked foe, as the Fighting
Scots posted a 2-1 win at 14th-ranked Slippery
Rock.
Kagiavas brought a wealth of coaching experi­
ence to Edinboro, both locally and at the interna­
tional level. He joined the Edinboro staff after
serving as assistant manager of the Family First
Sports Park in Erie for two years. At Family First,
he was responsible for organizing all phases of the
facility's indoor and outdoor soccer leagues.
Kagiavas was assistant tournament director for
the 210-team 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 1997-98 season, he took
the 15-under team to the state finals. This past
summer he took the Erie Admirals U17 Girls
team to the state championship and to the Final
Four of Region 1. The team finished in the top
16 in the country in their age group. He is the
girls coaching director at the Erie Admirals, with
two state champions in three years.

Bam Kaalaiias
Gary Kagiavas
was
appointed
E d i n b o r o
University's
first
head coach of the
Fighting
Scot
women's soccer pro­
gram in August of
1996. The former
Gannon University
standout started the
Edinboro program
that year, and since
that time it has become one of the stronger teams
in the Northeast Region.
A year ago the Fighting Scots finished sixth
in the Northeast Region with a 9-5-4 record.
After a slow start Edinboro finished with six
wins and a tie in its final seven matches, falling
one point shy of qualifying for the PSAC
Playoffs. Kagiavas owns an overall record of
55-63-8 in seven seasons, with nine or more
wins in each of the last five seasons, and four
straight seasons of .500 or better.
Kagiavas' teams accomplished a rarity in his
first six seasons, finishing with a better record
each year. The 2001 Fighting Scots went out and
posted a 11-5-1 record, including a schoolrecord six game winning streak. The Fighting
Scots advanced to the PSAC Playoffs for the
first time. Edinboro dropped a 1-0 decision to
Bloomsburg in its first postseason venture, but
that could not diminish a season which saw the
Scots climb as high as 14th in the NSCAA
Division II rankings. Along the way, the Scots
defeated 13th-ranked Slippery Rock, 3-0, while
suffering four of its five losses to nationallyranked opponents. Kagiavas was recognized as
the PSAC Women's Soccer Coach of the Year.

GARY KAGIAVAS AT EDINBORO
Year
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001

W
2
5
9
9
10
11

L
14
12
10
9
8
5

I
0
1
0
1
1
1

Pet.
.125
.306
.474
.500
.553
.647

2002
Seven Years

9
55

5
63

4
8

.611
.468

Notes

PSAC Playoffs
PSAC Coach of the Year

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Kagiavas was a standout defender at Gannon
from 1987-91, and played professionally in his
native South Africa, along with Greece and
Canada, after earning his bachelor's degree in
1991. He has held a variety of coaching posi­
tions in many levels of competition since 1989,
highlighted by a successful stint as a profession­
al coach in South Africa.
At Gannon, Kagiavas was a four-year 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 5814-8 during his four seasons, with three NCAA
playoff appearances.
Kagiavas played professionally for a St.
Catherines team that won the Canadian Cup in
the National Soccer League. He was a
player/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 15-2-0 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-professional league,
earning Coach of the Year honors.
Kagiavas has earned a South African coach­
ing 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, reside in Erie with
their seven-year-old daughter, Kaylee.

Assistant Coaches
Kelly Cray
Kelly Gray is in her
second season as the assis­
tant coach at Edinboro
University. Gray served as
the head
coach at
Baldwin-Wallace the pre­
vious two years and was as
an assistant coach for the
Yellow Jackets in 1999.
She is a 1993 graduate of
Bowling Green State University with a

Mark Case
Mark Case is in his
first season as an assistant
coach
at
Edinboro
University.
Case
played
at
Gannon University for
two seasons as a goal­
keeper. As a prepster, he
was a four-year starter at

Bachelor of Science Degree in Business
Administration.
Gray began her coaching career at Avon
Lake (OH) High School in 1995. She moved on
to Berea (OH) High School in 1996 and then
returned to Avon Lake as the assistant varsity
coach in 1997. Gray is also very active as a
youth coach in the Greater Cleveland area,
including the Excalibur Premier U17 and U18
teams. She also has a USSF coaching license.
Gray played four seasons at Bowling Green,
serving as a co-captain in 1991 and team captain
in '92.
Gray resides in Olmsted Township, Ohio.
nearby Cathedral Prep. He earned first team
All-Metro accolades as a junior and senior for
the Ramblers.
Case has been very active in the Erie area
as a mentor for goalkeepers. That includes
serving as the goalkeeper coach for a variety of
high schools in the area.
Case resides in Erie. He is currently com­
pleting work on his degree in Elementary
Education/Special Education and Psychology,
with a minor in Coaching.

2003 Edinboro University Women’s Soccer ♦ Page 5

Fighting Scot Profiles
Shannon Askey
Defense ♦ Senier
Erie. PA
Generel McLene HS
A very physical defender
who is strong in the air and
uses her size well... one of
the stalwarts on a strong defensive unit... 2002:
Started all 17 matches on defense, helping Scots
recordx seven shutouts ... 2001: Played in 17
matches with 14 starts at defense ... 2000:
Played in all 19 matches, with one start ...
Dackeround: Bom April 1, 1982 ... daughter of
Dawn and Ronald Askey ... Elementary/Special
Education major with a 3.70 GPA ... three-year
starter for coach Hal Marshal at General McLane
High School, leading the Lancers to the District
10 championship in 1999 ... unanimous first
team All-Erie County League selection as a sen­
ior ... was a second team All-ECL choice as a
junior.

Year

Shannon Askey at Edinboro
G
SOG
G
A

2000
2001
2002

19
17
17

1
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

0
0
0

Career

36

1

0

0

0

PIS.

Kelly Collins
Onfensa/liidfiBldBr^Senior
Mansfield, OH
Madisnn HS
A strong defender who is
good in the air ... also a
physical performer ... will
serve as a tri-captain ... 2002: Appeared in 16
matches, starting seven ... had lone goal against
Point Park, adding an assist for 3 points ... 2001:
Played in 16 matches with a goal against Clarion
for 2 points ... 2000: Played in 18 matches as a
reserve defender ... Oackground: Bom January
12, 1982 ... daughter of Stacie and Jack Collins
... Elementary Education/Early Childhood major

Fighting Scot Prollles

with a 3.53 GPA ... was a four-year starter for
Madison High School, leading team to 14-2-3
record and O.H.C. championship as a senior ...
named O.H.C. Offensive Player of the Year in
1999 ... was a first team All-District choice ...
scored 51 goals and added 33 assists in 73 var­
sity starts.

Lynzie Ellison
Midfielder ♦ Senior
Perrysbnrg. OH
Porrysburg HS

Kelly CoHins at Edinboro
Year

G

SOG

G

A

PIS.

2000
2001
2002

18
16
16

2
6
7

0
1
1

0
0
1

0
2
3

Career

50

15

2

1

5

3

Summer Darst
OefeosB ♦ Seolor
Kay ViHaoe, OH
KayHS

A strong performer on
defense who uses her
physical ability and size to
win balls against oppo­
nents, especially in the air ... will play a key
defensive role ... 2002: Played in 18 matches,
starting 16 ... helped Fighting Scots register 7
shutouts ... 2001: Played in 15 matches with 5
starts ... scored game-winning goal at East
Stroudsburg, adding one assist during the sea­
son ... 2000: Started 18 of the 19 matches she
appeared in ... OOCkgrOUnd: Bom Febmary 9,
1982 ... daughter of Carol and John Darst...
majoring in Business Administration ... helped
lead Bay High School to the Division II state
championship as a senior ... earned second team
All-Greater Cleveland and first team SWC hon­
ors as a senior ... scored 8 goals and 12 assists
her senior year ... a third team All-Greater
Cleveland choice as a junior.

Year

Summer Darst at Edinbore
G
SOG
G
A

2000
2001
2002

18
15
18

0
1
7

0
1
0

0
1
0

0
3
0

Career

51

8

1

1

3

Page 6 ♦ 2003 Edinboro Dnlwersity Women’s Soccer

A complete player who
receives and distributes the
ball well ... has a good
understanding of the game and can contribute as
a scorer ... will play sweeperback this year ... a
tri-captain ... 2002: Started 17 matches, finish­
ing with 2 goals and 2 assists for 6 points ...
2001: Started all 17 matches with 2 goals and 4
assists for 8 points ... scored lone goal in win
over California (Pa.) ... scored third goal in 3-0
win over Gannon ... 2000: Earned second team
All-PS AC honors, starting 13 of the 19 matches
she appeared in ... finished as the fourth-leading
scorer with 4 goals and 3 assists for 11 points ...
had two goals in win over Shepherd and scored
first goal in first-ever win over Gannon ...
OdCkgrOUnd: Bom September 10, 1982 ...
daughter of Sharon and George Ellison ... Health
& Physical Education major with a 3.34 GPA ...
helped Perrysburg High School to four consecu­
tive District championships ... tallied 18 points
her senior season on 9 goals and 10 assists ... a
first team All-District choice as a senior and an

All-Northern Lakes Conference pick her last two
years.

lynzie Ellison at Edinboro
G
SOG
G
A

Year

Pts.

2000
2001
2002

19
17
17

40
18
42

4
2
2

3
4
2

11
8
6

Career

53

100

8

9

25

3

Ten Michaiski
Defense ♦ Senior
Moon Township. PA
MnonHS

A very physical defender
who is strong in the air ...
battled through knee trou­
bles during her first two seasons ... 2002:
Appeared in 3 contests, with a start, and was
credited with an assist ... 2001: Appeared in 5
games on defense as a reserve ... 2000: Sat out
season following knee surgery ... OSCkgrOUnd:
Born November 1, 1981 ... daughter of Mickey
and Ray Michaiski ... majoring in Health &
Physical Education with a minor in Coaching ...
standout in both soccer and track & field at
Moon High School.

Stacey Oldenburg
Midflolder ♦ Senior
FLWflshington,MD
Kishop McNamero HS

Pts.

Lynzie Ellison

A phenomenal athlete who
is strong and can score
from far out... expected to
step up and share more of the scoring load from
the midfield ... will serve as a tri-captain ... 2002:
Tied for the team lead in scoring with 10 points
on 3 goals and 4 assists ... started 17 matches ...
scored winning goal in 2-1 win over Clarion ...
2001: Appeared in 13 games with 5 starts ...
recorded one assist... 2000: Came off the bench
to finish as the third-leading scorer ... con-

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Fighting Scot Profiles

Fighting Scot Profiles
tributed 7 goals and 2 assists for 16 points while
appearing in 18 matches, with one start... scored
both of Edinboro’s goals in 2-1 win over West
Chester in season finale ... also scored pair of
goals against Califomia(Pa.) ... BaCkyrOUnd:
Bom November 2, 1982 ... daughter of Sharon
and John Oldenburg ... Enviommental Studies
major ... was a first team all-conference choice
her final three years at Bishop McNamara High
School, also earning first team all-county honors
as a junior and senior ... was a first team all-dis­
trict selection in ‘97.

Year

Stacey Oldenburg at Edinbore
G
SOG
G
A

Trojans to Metro League and District 10 cham­
pionships each year... earned first team All-State
honors as a senior, along with All-Metro League
first team recognition as a junior and senior ...
was a second team choice her sophomore year ...
scored 78 career goals.

2000
2001
2002

18
13
17

30
13
20

7
0
3

2
1
4

16
1
10

Career

48

63

10

7

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Jamie Tekotte
Midfralder ♦ Senior
EriB,PA
McDowbIIHS
Expected to step up and be
more of a scoring threat
after setting up other play­
ers a year ago ... enjoyed an outstanding first
year after transferring from Central Michigan ...
has a great touch on the ball and is the top natu­
ral scorer on the team ... can score with her foot
or head ... 2002: Totaled 4 goals for 8 points,
playing in 18 matches, including 15 starts ...
scored the winning goal in three games ... 2001:
Started all 17 games ... finished as second lead­
ing scorer with 12 goals and 5 assists for 29
points ... tied season record for goals ... scored a
hat trick in 4-2 win over UMass-Lowell... added
a pair of goals in wins over Kutztown and
Baldwin-Wallace ... named second team AllNortheast Region and first team All-PS AC ... At
Cdntfdl MiChiydll: Was the fourth-leading scor­
er while playing in 19 matches, with 13 starts ...
scored 4 goals and an assist for 9 points ...
Background: Bom September 18, 1981 ...
daughter of Renee and Charles Tekotte ...
Business major with a 3.04 GPA ... a three-year
starter for McDowell High School, helping the

Year
2001
2002

17
18

49
58

12
4

5
0

29
8

Career

35

107

16

5

37

Bocky Hicho at Edinboro
Year

G

SOG

G

A

Pts.

2001

6

1

0

0

0

2002

6

4

1

0

2

12

5

1

0

2

Pts.

Kristy Woods
Forward ♦ Senior
Pittsburgh, PA
Baidwin HS
A physically strong player
who can play both defense
and forward ... her physical
play and speed can create
problems, along with her intense pressure ...
2002: Played in 15 matches, scoring one goal,
that coming against Mercyhurst ... 2001:
Appeared in all 17 games with one start... had a
goal and 3 assists for 5 points ... first career goal
came against Shippensburg ... 2000: Missed
season due to injury ... 1999: Played in 13
matches, starting 10 contests ... Background:
Bom July 23, 1981 ... daughter of Patricia and
Dave Woods ... Elementary Education/Special
Education major with minors in Art and
Psychology ... has a 3.03 GPA ... earned AllSection honors as a senior at Baldwin High
School and was selected the team MVP.

Kristy Woods at Edinboro
Year

G

SOG

G

A

Pts.

1999
2001
2002

13
17
15

1
11
6

0
1
1

0
3
0

0
5
2

Career

45

18

2

3

7

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MidfiBldBr ♦ Junior
Bovor, PA
NorthBastorn HS

Greater Cleveland honorable mention honors as
a senior ... named the team MVP her senior year.

Career

Jaime Tekone at Edinbnre
G
SOG
G
A

Pts.

Fallon Frye

Solid midfielder with good
speed and great crossing
ability ... will battle for
playing time after serving as a key reserve a year
ago ... 2002: Played in 13 matches, with one
start, scoring a goal along with an assist for 3
points ... first career goal came against Point
Park... 2001: Appeared in 5 matches in a reserve
role ... Background: Bom January 7, 1983 ...
daughter of Sandra and Ronald Frye ... majoring
in Forensic Chemistry ... as a senior scored three
goals for Northeastern Senior High School, but
contributed 8 goals and 8 assists as a junior and
12 goals and an assist as a freshman ... missed
sophomore year with an injury.

Fallon Frye at Edinboro
Year

0

SOG

G

A

PIS.

2001
2002

5
13

1
3

0

0

0

1

1

3

Career

18

4

1

1

3

Becky Hicho
Midfielder ♦ Junior
Broadview Haights, OH
North Royalton HS
A physical defender who
reads the game well and is
also good at marking ...
2002: Played in 6 matches, starting once ... had
lone career goal in win over Point Park ... 2001:
Appeared in 6 games with one start against
Baldwin-Wallace... Background: Bom June 11,
1983 ... daughter of Geraldine and Michael
Hicho ... a Criminal Justice major and pursuing
a minor in Psychology ... has a 3.21 GPA ...
earned
honorable
mention All-Pioneer
Conference honors as a junior and senior at
North Royalton High School ... also earned All-

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Abbey Mortus
Goalkeeper ♦ Juolor
Fairvlew Park, OH
Farvlaw HS

Solid goalkeeper who takes
over as the starter after
splitting time with Amy
Stephens a year ago ... 2002: Played in 10 match­
es, with 2 starts ... had a 7-2-1 record with a 1.29
goals against average ... posted a pair of shutouts
... 2001: Appeared in 4 matches with 3 starts ...
allowed only 3 goals ... recorded one and a half
shutouts and a goals against average of 0.86 ...
Background: Bom July 8, 1983 ... daughter of
Sandra and Gregory Mortus ... majoring in
Criminal Justice ... a four-year starter in soccer
and softball and a three-year regular in basket­
ball at Fairview High School... second person in
Warriors history to earn 12 letters ... earned hon­
orable mention All-Southwest Conference hon­
ors in soccer all four years, and was an honor­
able mention All-Greater Cleveland choice once
... holds career record for saves with 602 ... hon­
orable mention All-SWC in basketball twice and
in softball once.

Year

Abbey Mortus at Edinboro
W-l-T GAA
G-GS
Min

SVS

2001
2002

3-0-0
7-2-1

0.86
1.29

4-3
10-2

315
560

11
34

Career 10-2-1

1.13

14-5

875

45

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FighUng Scot Pnllles
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Stacie Potterl 12

Tricia Ghilcott

MidfieldBr ♦ Junior
Allegany, NY
Allegany-LlmestonB HS

Mldfloldor ♦ Sophomore
Erie, PA
Harborcrook HS

Hard-working player who
served as a key reserve and
part-time starter in the mid­
field, as a freshman, then saw more consistent
action a year ago ... 2002: Was in 17 matches,
starting once ... 2001: Competed in 13 matches
with 6 starts as a midfielder ... Background:
Bom September 19, 1983 ... daughter of Judith
and Theodore Potter ... majoring in Business
Administration, with a 3.69 GPA ... a four-year
starter in soccer and softball at AlleganyLimestone High School ... also earned two let­
ters in basketball... earned first team All-CCIAC
Division I honors her final three years in soccer.

A player who showed solid
skills in the spring in the
midfield ... could also be
groomed as a goalkeeper ... 2002: Played in 14
matches, recording an assist ... BSCkgrOUnd:
Bom August 21, 1983 ... daughter of Jennie and
John Ghilcott... majoring in Forensic Science ...
three-year starter and four-year letterwinner in
soccer at Harborcreek High School ... twice
named Offensive MVP ... was a first team AllErie County selection as a senior and a second
team choice as a junior.

Fighting Scot Profiies
es ... started once ... goals came against Point
Park and Califomia(Pa.) ... Background: Bom
March 7, 1984 ... daughter of Paula and Don
Guesman ... majoring in General Studies ... fouryear starter at Berea High School who was MVP
her final three years ... played in the Greater
Cleveland All-Star Game ... earned honorable
mention All-Greater Cleveland honors her final
three years, and was a second team All-Pioneer
Conference choice as a senior ... eraned honor­
able mention all-conference accolades as a
freshman.

G

2002

16

Defonoo ♦ Juninr
Erie. PA
McDowell HS
Former transfer from Kent
State University who will
be a key member of the
defense this year ... competing with Lynzie
Ellison for time at sweeperback ... finesse player
who reads the game well ... 2002: Played in all
17 matches as a reserve, finishing with a goal
and 3 assists for 5 points ... scored goal in tie
with Mercyhurst... AtKentStOtC: Appeared in 2
games as a reserve on defense ... BUCkOround:
Bom August 1, 1983... daughter of Peggy and
Nick Sansone ... majoring in Elementary
Education with a 3.96 GPA ... Earned first-team
All-Metro League honors and was named the
team MVP her senior year ... Helped the Trojans
to a 20-3 record in 1999 and a PIAA state play­
off appearance.

Year

Maura Sansone at Edinboro
C
SOG
G
A

2002

17

1

1

3

Pts.
5

Defense ♦ Sophomore
Warren, PA
Warren HS
Will provide depth on
defense ... 2002: Played in
five matches, starting once
... Background: Bom October 27, 1983 ...
daughter of Virginia and Dennis Falconer ...
Nursing major ... four-year starter at Warren
High School.

Lisa Guesmau
Forward ♦ Sophomore
Berea, DH
Berea HS
Saw considerable action at
forward this spring and
should be a key player in
the mix at that position ... 2002: Had 2 goals and
an assist for 5 points while playing in 16 match­

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1

Pts.
5

Kathy Lantzy
Mldfloldor ♦ Sophomoro
Erie, PA
Fort LoBoouf HS

Jessica Falconer
Maura Sansone

lisa Guesman at Edinboro
SOG
G
A

Year

Saw considerable action on
defense as a freshman, and
has a bright future ... 2002:
Appeared in 16 matches, starting five times ...
was credited with one assist ... Background:
Bom November 3, 1983 ... daugther of Linda
and Robert Lantzy ... majoring in Criminal
Justice with a 3.90 GPA ... a four-year starter in
soccer and track and field and a two-year starter
in basketball 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 champi­
on and a state qualifier in track.

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Ghelsea Lawrence
Mldfloldor ♦ Sophomore
Westlake, OH
Westlake HS

as a freshman ... 2002: Played in 5 matches ...
Background: Bom December 10, 1983 ...
daughter of Cathy and Jeff Lawrence ... major is
undecided ... earned three-year letterwinner in
soccer and two-year letterwinner in basketball at
Westlake High School ... Demons won South
Western Conference championship and
advanced to State Regional semifinals.

Karen Aciityl
MIdfleldor ♦ Freshman
Bnchnstor, NY
Aquinas Institute HS
Background:

Bom May
11, 1985 ... daughter of
Diane Olejar and Joseph
Achtyl ... majoring in Physics, with a minor in
Communications ... participated in track and
soccer at Aquinas Institute, starting two years in
soccer ... LilTrish were three-time Class B state
champions ... as a senior, scored 8 goals and had
16 assists ... was named the New York State
Class B Most Sportsmanlike Player last year ...
named the school’s MVP in outdoor track in
2001.

Amy DiVincenzo
Mldfioldor ♦ Freshman
IrwHi, PA
Penn Traffnrd HS
Background:

Born
September 26, 1984 ...
daughter of Janet and
Michael DiVincenzo ... majoring in Marketing ...
a four-year starter at Penn Trafford High School
... finished with 21 goals and 17 assists for her
career ... was a two-time All-Section choice, and
an honorable mention Westmoreland City AllStar ... named team MVP in 2001 and was 2002
WPIAL team MVP.

Will compete for time in
the midfield and at forward
after seeing limited action

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Hayley Lambert
Midfielder ♦ Freslieien
Wedswertii, OH
Wadswerth HS

BaCkOraund: Bom August
27, 1985 ... daughter of
Deborah
and
James
Lambert... undecided major... a two-year starter
in soccer and track ... team was 9-4-5 a year ago
and went 13-5-1 the year before ... a two-time
first team All-Suburban League selection and
also earned first team All-Medina County honors
twice.

28

Kristen Manfredi
Forward ♦ Freshman
Burton. OH
St. Peter Chanel HS

Background:
Born
October 31, 1984 ... daugh­
ter of Debbie and John
Manfredi ... majoring in Special Education ... a
four-year starter in soccer and a three-year
starter in softball ... earned team all-conference
honors in soccer and was a Greater Cleveland
honorable mention selection.

Ashley Pulman
Forward ♦ Freshman
LaSalle. ONT
Sandwich Secondary HS
Background:
Bom
February 7, 1985 ... daugh­
ter 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 tennis
doubles championship.

Lindsey Snyder
DefgnsB ♦ Freshman
Mechanicshurg. PA
Cumherland Valley HS
Background: Bom August
14, 1985 ... daughter of
Darlene and Steve Snyder
... Art major ... played soccer and field hockey at
Cumberland Valley High School ... helped
Eagles to Mid-Penn championship four consecu­
tive years, including two district championships
and two state quarterfinal appearances.

Liz Seeder
Farward ♦ Frashman
Chastarland, OH
Nntra Danw€atlHhid Latii HS
Background:

Bom May
31, 1985 ... daughter of
Sherry and Ronald Soeder
... majoring in Early Childhood Education ...
started two years in soccer at Notre DameCathedral Latin High School, and started one
year in basketball... had 6 goals and 4 assists as
a senior, with Lions finishing 7-7-3 ... as a junior
helped team to 9-7-3 record, scoring 5 goals ...
was a first team All-North Coast Conference
selection as a senior and a third team All-Greater
Cleveland choice ... also an All-Ohio nominee
and a Willoughby News-Herald All-Star ...
played in the Greater Cleveland All-Star Game
... was a second team All-NCL choice as a jun­
ior.

Carrie Vance

Jenn Wilson

MMfloldor ♦ Froshman
Boroa. OH
Bom HS

Goalkoopor ♦ Freshman
Solon, OH
Solon HS

Background: Bom April 5,
1985 ... daughter of Tracey
and Bud Vance ... major in
Education ... a four-year starter in soccer and
three-year regular in track at Berea High School
... had 5 goals and 22 assists as a senior, earning
team MVP and second team all-conference hon­
ors ... was a first team all-conference and third
team All-Greater Cleveland choice as a junior,
and was an honorable mention All-Greater
Cleveland selection as a freshman and sopho­
more ... also an All-Academic Team choice, car­
rying a 3.5 GPA or better throughout high school.

Bom June
10, 1985 ... daughter of
Sue and Herb Wilson ...
Pre-Law major ... earned two letters at Solon
High School, starting as a senior ... team won
Western reserve Conference championship all
four years ... as a senior, set school record for
shutouts (7) and had a 0.93 goals against aver­
age ... was a first team All- WRC selection and
an honorable mention All-Greater Cleveland
choice ... named the WRC MVP and Best
Defensive Player of the Year.

2003 Fighting Scot Roster
Ho.

Home

POS.

Ht.

Yr.

Homotown/HIgh School

23
24
14
8
3
16
20
10
9
7
25
22
17
29
28
6
26
13
21
2
11
19

Karen Achtyl
Shannon Askey
Tricia Chilcott
Kelly Collins
Summer Darst
Amy DiVencenzo
Lynzie Ellison
Jessica Falconer
Fallon Frye
Lisa Guesman
Becky Hicho
Hayley Lambert
Kathy Lantzy
Chelsea Lawrence
Kristen Manfredi
Teri Michalski
Abbey Mortus
Stacey Oldenburg
Stacie Potter
Maura Sansone
Lindsey Snyder
Liz Soeder

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

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

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

4
5
1
18

Jamie Tekotte
Carrie Vance
Jenn Wilson
Kristy Woods

MF/F
MF/F
GK
F

5-6
5-4
5-10
5-10

Sr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.

Rochester, NY/Aquinas Institute
Erie, PA/General McLane
Erie, PA/Hmbor Creek
Mansfield, OH/Madison
Bay Village, OH/Bay Village
Irwin, PA/Penn Trafford
Perrysburg, OH/Perrysburg
Warren, PA/Warren
Dover, PA/Northeastern
Berea, OH/Berea
Broadview Heights, OH/North Royalton
Wadsworth, OH/Wadsworth
Erie, PA/Fort LeBoeuf
Westlake, OH/Westlake
Burton, OH/St. Peter Chanel
Moon Township, PA/Moon
Fairview Park, OH/Fairview
Ft. Washington, MD/Bishop McNamara
Allegany, NY/Allegany-Limestone
Erie, PA/McDowell/Kent State
Mechanicshurg, PA/Cumberland Valley
Chesterland, OH/Notre DameCathedral Latin
Erie, PA/McDowell/Central Michigan
Berea, OH/Berea
Solon, OH/Solon
Pittsburgh, PA/Baldwin

HEAO COACH: Gary Kagiavas
Page 12 ♦ 2003 Kdinboro University Women’s Soccer

Background:

ASSISTAHT COACHES: Kelly Gray and Mark Case

2003 Edinboro University Women’s Soccer ♦ Page 13

2002 Final Statistics
Final Record; 9-5-4
PSAC: 5-3-3
G-GS
Shets
Goals

Name
Amy Jeffries
Nicole Vlahovic
Stacey Oldenburg
Jamie Tekotte
Tania DiFranco
Lynzie Ellison
Lisa Guesman
Maura Sansone
Michele Frick
Andrea Linfield
Jess Weed
Fallon Frye
Abbey Mortus
Kristy Woods
Kelly Collins
Becky Hicho
Kim Liwush
Kathy Lantzy
Tricia Chilcott
Teri Michalski
Amy Stevens
Shannon Askey
Summer Darst
Katie Jackowski
Stacie Potter
Jessica Falconer
Susan Mullen
Chelsea Lawrence
Katie Snyder
Laura Cunningham

18-0
11-11
17-17
18-15
17-17
17-17
16-1
17-0
18-10
15-11
16-2
13-1
1-0
15-0
16-7
6-1
17-17
16-5
14-0
3-1
1-0
17-17
18-16
17-11
17-1
5-1
7-0
5-0
3-0
3-0

TOTALS

27
28
20
58
16
42
6
1
15
19
5
3
9
6
7
4
4
2
7
0
17
0
7
11
7
4
2
1
1
0

5
4
3
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

18-18

320

31

Name

G-BS

Amy Stevens
Abbey Mortus
Fallon Frye
Jamie Tekotte
Summer Darst
Michele Frick

16-16
10-2
1-0
1-0
1-0
1-0

TOTALS

18-18

W-l-T
5-3-3
4-2-1
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0
0-0-0

Goalkeepers
Min Shots

9-5-4

1,070
560
25
23
20
2

103
42
0
0
0
0

1,700

127

me

Assists

Points

0
2
4
0
3
2
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
0
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

10
10
10
8
7
6
5
5
4
4
3
3
3
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0

28

90

Svs

GA

89
34
0
0
0
0

14
8
0
0
0
0

123

22

SHO

Year-by-Vear Results

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
necoro: z-i4-u

at Kutztown
SLIPPERY ROCK
at Bloomsburg
at Shippensburg
at Thiel
MILLERSVILLE
at Wheeling Jesuit
at Ashland
OAKLAND
at California (PA)
WEST CHESTER
at Lock Haven
THIEL
at Gannon
INDIANA(PA)
EAST STROUDSBURG

L,
L,
L,
L,
w.
L,
L,
L,
L,
L,
L,
L,
W,
L,
L,
L,

ODDonent

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

1
4
8
11
14

Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.

17
21
25
28

LINDSEY WILSON
WHEELING JESUIT
BRIDGEPORT
at Gannon
EAST
STROUDSBURG
SLIPPERY ROCK
WEST CHESTER
at Lock Haven
at Kutztown
-

Resuit

Date

T,
L,
T,
L,

Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.

L, 0-1
W, 3-0
w, 1-0
L, 1-2
1-1 2ot
0-3
0-0 2ot
1-4
w, 2-0

1
5
6
9
12
19
23
27
30

Onnonent
at Mercyhurst
at Bloomsburg
SETON HILL
POINT PARK
INDIANA(PA)
MILLERSVILLE
at Clarion
at Shippensburg
at California(Pa.)

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0-8

2-3
7-2
1-3
1-8

0-4
0-9
1-5
0-4
13-0
0-2
0-6
2-8

mi

at La Roche
SETON HILL
JOHN CARROLL
at Slippery Rock
KUTZTOWN
CALIEORNIA(PA)
SHIPPENSBURG
GANNON
at Millersville
WHEELING JESUIT
at Walsh
NOTRE DAME(OH)
LOCK HAVEN
WEST VA WESLEYAN
at Indiana(Pa.)
EAST STROUDSBURG
at West Chester
BLOOMSBURG

W,
w,
w.
L,
L,
T,
L,
L,
L,
w,
L,
w.
L,
L,
L,
L,
L,
L,

12-1
8-0
2-0

2-3
1-2
2-2
1-2

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

5-0
1-4
0-6

0-5
0-8

me

GAA

4.2
2.0
0.2
0.2
0.2
0.2

1.18
1.29
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00

7

1.24

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
neconi: e-iu-u

at Wheeling Jesuit
at Gannon
at Mercyhurst
at Malone
INDIANA(PA)
at Kutztown

w. 4-2
L, 1-2**
L, 1-2
w, 2-0
w, 2-0
w. 1-0**

Result
T,
L,
W,
W,
W,
W,
W,
T,
W.

3-3 2ot
2-3
3-2
7-0
2-1 ot
1-0
2-1
0-0 2ot
2-1

0-5
0-1*
0-2
2-1 *
3-2**
2-3**
4-1
0-3
3-2
0-5
10-0
1-2
0-2

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
Hecord: 9-9-1
MERCYHURST
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

L,
W,
W,
W,
L,
W,
L,
L,
L,
W,
W,
W,
T,
W,
L,
L,
L,
L,
W,

0-1*
2-0
3-1
1-0
0-4
9-1
0-1
0-3
1-2
3-2
2-1
6-1
0-0
6-0
0-1**
0-2
0-3
3-4
5-0

2999

0-6

2-4

L,
L,
L,
W,
W,
L,
W,
L,
W,
L,
W,
L,
L,

1999

0-6

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
Hecoro: 0-1Z-1

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
Hecord: 10-8-1

at Wheeling Jesuit
at Salem Intern’!
Mercyhurst
Kutztown
Shippensburg
at Califomia(Pa.)
Bloomsburg
INDIANA(PA.)
WESTMINSTER
SLIPPERY ROCK
EAST STROUDSBURG
ALLEGHENY

L,
W,
L,
W,
L,
W,
L,
W,
W,
L,
L,
X

1-2
8-0
1-2
4-0
0-3
4-0
1-2**
2-1
3-0
1-2
1-2
i_i**

w, 1-0
w, 6-0
w. 2-0
w. 1-0
L, 1-2**
L, 0-3
w. 2-1

MILLERSVILLE
SHEPHERD
Gannon
at St. Leo
at Tampa
at Lock Haven
WEST CHESTER

2991
Head coach: Gary Kagiavas
Hecord: 11-5-1
MERCYHURST
vs. St. Rose
vs. Mass.-Lowell
LOCK HAVEN
KUTZTOWN
GANNON
at Indiana (PA)
SHIPPENSBURG
BALDWIN-WALLACE
CALIFORNIA(PA)
at Millersville
CLARION
at East Stroudsburg
BLOOMSBURG
at Slippery Rock
at Bloomsburg

L,
L,
w.
w.
L,
w,
w.
T,
w.
W,
w,
w.
w.
w,
L,
w.
L,

2-3
1-3
4-2
3-1
1

4-0
3-0
9.7**
4-0
4-0
1-0

3-1
5-1
1-0 *
3-4**
3-0
0-1

2992
Head coach: Gary Kagiavas
Record: 9-5-4
0-1

LINDSEY WILSON
WHEELING JESUIT
BRIDGEPORT
at Gannon
EAST STROUDSBURG
SLIPPERY ROCK
WEST CHESTER
at Lock Haven
at Kutztown
Mercyhurst
Bloomsburg
SETON HILL
POINT PARK
INDIANA(PA)
MILLERSVILLE
at Clarion
at Shippensburg
at Califomia(Pa.)

L,
w,
w,
L,
T,
L,
T,
L,
w.
X
L,
w,
w,
w.
w.
w.
X
w,

3-0
1-0
1-2
1_1 **
0-3
0-0**
1-4
2-0

3-3**
2-3
3-2
7-0
2-1*
1-0
2-1

- **

0 0
2-1

* Overtime

All-Time vs. Opponents

2002 FINAl RESUITS
Date

0-7
1-4

at Bloomsburg
SLIPPERY ROCK
at Shippensburg
WEST VA WESLEYAN
MILLERSVILLE
EAST STROUDSBURG
ST. VINCENT
WESTMINSTER
at California (PA)
at Lock Haven
CONCORD
WALSH
WEST CHESTER

naDonent

W-l-T Streak

Onnonent

W-l-T Streak

Gnnnnent

Allegheny
Ashland
B aldwin-Wallace
Bloomsburg
California(Pa.)
Charleston(WV)
Clarion
Concord
East Stroudsbuig
Gannon
Indiana(Pa.)
John Carroll

0-1-1
0-1-0
1-0-0
1-7-0
5-1-1
1-0-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
1-5-1
2-5-0
3-3-1
1-0-0

Kutztown
LaRoche
Lindsey Wilson
Lock Haven
Malone
UMass-Lowell
Mercyhurst
Millersville
Notre Dame(OH)
Oakland
Point Park
St. Rose

5-2-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
0-7-0
2-0-0
1-0-0
0-4-1
4-3-0
1-0-0
0-1-0
1-0-0
0-1-0

St. Vincent
W2
2-0-0
Seton Hill
2-0-0
W2
Shippensburg
2-4-1
T1
Slippery Rock
2-5-0
LI
Thiel
2-0-0
W2
Walsh
0-2-0
L2
2-4-1
West Chester
T1
West Va. Wesleyan 1-2-0
LI
Westminster
1-1-1
W1
Wheeling Jesuit 4-2-0
W1
* 2003 opponents in bold.

T1
LI
W1
L4
W5
W1
W2
W1
T1
LI
W1
W1

W5
W1
LI
L7
W2
W1
T1
W3
W1
LI
W1
LI

2003 Edinboro University Women’s Soccer ♦ Page 15

W-l-T Streak

All-Time Records
Team
Most Goals, Game: 13 vs. Thiel, October
17,1996
Most Goals, Season: 44 in 2001
Most Opponents Goals, Game: 9 by
Oakland, October 16, 1996
Most Opponents Goals, Season: 79 in
1996
Fewest Goals, Season: 28 in 1996
Fewest Opponents Goals, Season: 20 in
2001
Most Wins, Season: 11 in 2001
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. 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

Vear-By-Vear
Scoring Leaders
Year

Player

1996
1997
1998

Cara Peyton
Alyssa Murosky
Megan Snyder
Sali Frndak
Amy Hazen
Nicole Vlahovic
Nicole Vlahovic
Amy Jeffries

1999
2000
2001
2002

Meighan Cast

G
8
8
6
6
12
11
12
5

Individual
vs. LaRoche, September 3, 1997

Most Goals, Season: 12 by Amy Hazen,
1999; Nicole Vlahovic, 2001;
Jamie Tekotte, 2001
Most Goals, Career: 31 by Nicole
Vlahovic, 1999-2001
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: 31 by Nicole
Vlahovic, 2001
Most Points, Career: 80 by Nicole
Vlahovic, 1999-2001
Most Shutouts, Season: 5.5 by Amy
Stevens, 2001
Most Shutouts, Career: 11 by Amy
Stevens, 1999-2001
Lowest GAA, Season: 0.61 by Denna
lammarino, 2000
Lowest GAA, Career: 1.40 by Amy
Stevens, 1999-2001

Goals

12.........
12.........
12 .........
11 .........
10.........
9 .........

Assists
12
8
8
8
8

.........
.........
.........
.........
.........

Points
31
29
28
26
25
25

.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........

Savos
107
98
97
86
85

.........
.........
........
.........
.........,

.
.
.
.
.
.

.2001
.2001
.1999
.2000
.1997
.1997

.Cara Peyton ...........
.Amy Hazen.............
.Nicole Vlahovic ...
.Megan Snyder.........
.Lindsey Smith.........

.
.
.
.
.

.1996
.2001
.1999
.1997
.1996

Assists

.Nicole Vlahovic ...
.Jamie Tekotte .........
.Cara Peyton ...........
.Megan Snyder.........
.Nicole Vlahovic ...
.Amy Hazen.............

.
.
.
.
.
.

.2001
.2001
.1996
.1997
.2000
.1999

Points

.Amy Stevens........... .
.Colby Elder.............,.
.Amy Stevens...........,.
.Meighan Gast.........,.
.Jen Noves.................

.1999
.1996
.2001
.1997
.1996

.Denna lammarino .,, .
.Amy Stevens.......... ..
.Amy Stevens............
.Abbey Mortus........ ..
.Amy Stevens.......... . .
.Denna lammarino . ..

Shutouts

5.5
5
4.2
3
3
2.5

........ .
........ .
........ .
........ .
.
.... .

Goals

.Nicole Vlahovic . ..
.Jamie Tekotte .........
.Amy Hazen.............
.Nicole Vlahovic .. .
.Alyssa Murosky ...
.Megan Snyder.........

Goals Mgainst Average

0.61 ........ .
1.17........ ,
1.18........ ,
1.29........ ,
1.48........ ,
1.62........ .

28
24
16
16
25
25
31
10

Salt Frndak

SI

Most Goals, Game: 4 by Alyssa Murosky

A Pts
12
4
4
4
1
3
7
0

Individual Records

.Amy Stevens.........
.Denna lammarino .
.Amy Stevens.........
.Meighan Gast ....
.Amy Stevens.........
.Amy Stevens.........

..
..
..
..
..
..

.2000
.2001
.2002
.2002
.1999
.1997
.2001
.2000
.2002
.1998
.2000
.1999

35
30
19
16
15
13
13

28
20
15
15
13

90
79
66
43
41
37
34

.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
.........
....
....
....
....
....
....
....

Saves
358
219
118
98
85

....
....
....
....
....

.Nicole Vlahovic ..
.Amy Hazen .........
.Cara Peyton.........
.Jamike Tekotte ...
.Megan Snyder ...
.Sarah Kramer ....
.Alyssa Murosky ..

.1999-2002
.1998-2001
.1996-99
.2001-02
.1997-99
.1996-99
.1997-2000

■Cara Peyton.........
.Nicole Vlahovic ..
.Amy Hazen .........
.Alyssa Murosky ..
.Megan Snyder . ..

.1996-1999
.1999-2002
.1998-2001
.1997-1999
.1997-1999

.Nicole Vlahovic ..
.Amy Hazen .........
.Cara Peyton.........
.Megan Snyder ...
.Alyssa Murosky ..
.Jamie Tekotte ....
.Sarah Kramer .. ..

.1999-2002
.1998-2001
.1996-99
.1997-99
.1997-2000
.2001-02
.1996-99

.Amy Stevens ....
.Denna lammarino
■Meighan Gast....
.Colby Elder.........
.Jen Noves.............

.1999-2002
.1997-2000
.1997-98
.1996
.1996

Goals AgainstAverage

1.29
1.56
2.29
4.99
5.06

....
....
....
....
....

.Amy Stevens ....
.Denna lammarino
.Meighan Gast .. ..
.Colby Elder.........
.Jen Noves.............

Shutoets

15.2 .... .Amy Stevens ....
11 .... .Denna lammarino
3.5 .... .Meighan Gast ....
3.5 .... .Abbey Mortus..
1 .... .Colby Elder ....

Megan
Snyder

Amy Stevens

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.1999-2002
.1997-2000
.1997-98
.1996
.1996
.1999-2002
.1997-2000
.1997-98

.2001-present
.1996

Honor Roll

All-Tlmo Lottorwlnnors
KKK

AAA

All-Northeast Region
2002 Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
2001 Kim Liwush, D (First Team)
Nicole Vlahovic, F (Second Team)
Jamie Tekotte, MF (Second Team)
2000 Kim Liwush, D (Second Team)
1000 Amy Hazen, F (Second Team)
1000 Amy Lindsey, D (Second Team)

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

2000-01-02

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

.............. 2000
1996-97-98-99
................1998
................1998

........ 2001
.........1996

ccc

Campbell, Jillian...............
Caruso, Jill..........................
Carlson, Melissa...............
Christopher, Beth.............
Collins, Kelly...................

................1998
................1996
................1997
... 1997-98-99
... 2000-01-02

ODD
Darst, Summer.................
DiFranco, Tania.................
Diurba, Erin........................
Dittman, Amy...................
Denk, Lisa..........................

... 2000-01-02
1999-00-01-02
................1999
................1996
................1997

EEE
Kim Liwush

111
,. 1998-99-00-01
............. 1999-00
.. 1999-00-01-02
................... 1996

Lindsey, Amy...........
Linfield, Andrea...
Liwush, Kim...........
Lolley, Corrina.........
MMM

............. 1997-98
............. 2001-02
............. 2001-02
................... 2001
................... 1998
.... 1997-98-99

Meshanko, Trish...
Michalski, Teri....
Mortus, Abbey ....
Mukina, Kara...........
Mukina, Marci.........
Murosky, Alyssa ...
MNH
Noves, Jen...............

................... 1996
000
.... 2000-01-02

Oldenburg, Stacey..

Elder, Colby........................
Ellison, Lynzie.................
Ewing, Brooke...................

Amy Lindsey

................... 2001
.... 1997-98-99
............. 1996-97
................... 1996
................... 1996

Kelly, Michelle . . ..
Kramer, Sarah.........
Kreider, Kristy ....
Kress, Michelle ....
Kronenwetter, Jenna

................1996
... 2000-01-02
................1997

PPP
.. 1996-97-98-99
................... 2001

Peyton, Cara...........
Potter, Stacie...........

FFF

RRR

Fox, Wendy........................
Frick, Michelle.................
Fmdak, Sail........................
Frye, Fallon......................

................1996
... 1999-00-01
1997-98-99-00
2001-02

Tague, Brittany...................
Tekotte, Jamie...................
vw
Vlahovic, Nicole...............

1996-97-98-99
1997-98-99-00

JJJ
Jackowski, Katherine. ...
Juiliano, Stephanie...........

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

1996-97-98-99
................1996
1998-99-00-01
.......... 2001-02
.......... 1996-97
................1998

Ill
Isgan, Dory......................
lammarino, Denna...........

SSS

.......... 1997-98
1998-99-00-01

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

................... 1996
.. 1996-97-98-99

Shirley, Heidi...........
Smith, Lindsay........
Snell, Laura.............
Snyder, Megan ....
Stevens, Amy.........

GGG
Cast, Meighan.................
Glecos, Elizabeth.............

Raco, Nikki.............
Rodgers, Jessalynn .

1999-00-01-02
1996-97

......... 1996-97
......... 2001-02
1999-00-01-02

WWW
Weed, Jess............................
Wells, Elizabeth.................
Wightman, Angelia.............
Williams, Carrie.................
Wilson, Steph......................
Woods, Kristy...................

...

2000-01-02

......... 1999-00
......... 2000-01
.................1998

.............. 2000
1999-00-01-02

Cara Peyton

Alyssa Murosky
Beth Glecos

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Jessica Hatton

Dory Isgan

2003 Edlnlioro Univnrsity Women’s Soccer ♦

Heidi Shirley

Pooo 19

Pennsvhailia State AUiletlc Cwitefence
Edinboro University is a member of the Pennsylvania State
Athletic Conference (PSAC). The PSAC, with 52 years of organized
competition, has established itself as one of the most respected NCAA
Division E athletic conferences.
In its history the PSAC has laid claim to 33 NCAA team champi­
ons and 186 individual title winners, giving credence to its fine athlet­
ic tradition. The conference’s prosperity on the national level was
abundant again in 2002-03, as nearly one-third of the league’s 245
teams participated in NCAA postseason competition. The PSAC also
distinguishes itself as the second largest Division E conference in terms
of sports sponsorship, awarding titles for 22 different sports.
Academic success is paramount for PSAC member institutions as well. During the 2002-03 academ­
ic year, 1,200 student-athletes were designated by the conference as “Scholar-Athletes” after attaining a
cumulative grade point average of 3.25 or better. Additionally, 11 PSAC student-athletes earned
Verizon/CoSIDA Academic All-America Awards last season.

FINAL 2002 STANDINGS
Lock Haven
Shippensburg
Bloomsburg
Millersville
Edinboro
West Chester
Slippery Rock
East Stroudsburg
Kutztown
California
Indiana(Pa.)
Clarion

PSAC

PIS,

Overall

Pet.

11-0-0
8-1-2
7-3-1
6-3-2
5-3-3
5-4-2
5-5-1
4-6-1
4-7-0
3-8-0
1-8-2
0-11-0

33
26
22
20
18
17
16
13
12
9
5
0

16-3-1
14-4-1
13-6-2
12-5-3
9-5-4
10-6-4
10-6-1
6-12-1
10-7-2
8-10-0
6-9-2
3-14-1

.825
.763
.667
.675
.611
.600
.583
.342
.579
.444
.412
.194

Pennsylvania State
Athletic Conference
3rd Floor Annex Building
Lock Haven University
Lock Haven, PA 17745
Commissioner: Steve Murray
Phone: (570)893-2512
Sports Information Director: Will
Adair
Phone: (570) 893-2780
FAX: (570) 893-2650

first Team

SeeomiTeam

School

Yr.

Pos. Name

Heather Hartman
Sara Arsenault
Nikki Keggereis
Brooke Rangi
Renee Williams
Christy Bush
Naomi Clarke
Rebecca Nichols
Jen Yoder
Jill Docherty
Shannon Gleason

Bloomsburg
Slippery Rock
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Bloomsburg
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Lock Haven
Millersville
Bloomsburg
West Chester

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

GK Liz Agro
Millersville
F
Stacey Brubaker Millersville
F
Katie Taylor
Lock Haven

B

Kim Liwush

Edinboro

Sr.

B

Tiffany Savacool East Stroudsburg

GK
F
F
F
F
MF
MF
MF
MF
B
B

Sr.

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania is the largest comprehensive
four-year university in northwestern Pennsylvania. Its 585-acre
campus is home to some 8,000 students studying in more than 100
academic programs. The University’s programs in art, criminal jus­
tice, and speech language pathology, among others, have earned
regional and national recognition and accolades, and the campus is
ranked among the 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.
Edinboro is situated just 100 miles from the metropolitan
areas of Cleveland, Buffalo and Pittsburgh, and less than 20 miles
south of the city of Erie - Pennsylvania’s fourth largest city.

Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.

President Idinbere Uniuersity of Pennsylvania
Frank G. Pogue was appointed the 15^

2002 ALL-PSAC TEAMS
Pos. Name

Edinboro Uniuersity of Ponnsylvania

School

F

Nicole Vlahovic Edinboro

F
MF
MF
MF
MF
B
B
B
B

Kelli Rees
Tia Kipp
Kalyn Miller
Kelly Salvaterra
Lauren Tatro
Lauren Bolis
Missy Gorick
Danielle Smith
Kelly Zander

California(Pa.)
Indiana(Pa.)
West Chester
Bloomsburg
Kutztown
Shippensburg
Millersville
Lock Haven
Slippery Rock

irHUnOFTHEVUII - Brooke Rangi, Lock Haven
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR - Meredith Markle, Shippensburg
COACH OF THE YEAR - Guy Furfaro, Shippensburg
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Sr.
Sr.
Sr.
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Sr.
Fr.
So.
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So.
Sr.
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Sr.

president of Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania on July 1, 1996.
A sociologist. Dr. Pogue holds a bache­
lor’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 chancellor, he also served for
one year as interim president at the SUNY College at Cobleskill.
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 under­
graduate studies, and a department chairperson, all at SUNY at
Albany.
Dr. Pogue participates in national, regional and statewide leader­
ship groups. He serves as a member of the American Council on
Education Commission on Government and Public Affairs which
advises the Division of Governmental Relations on the broad range of
issues in which congressional and executive branch actions affect col­
leges and universities. He is a member of the American Association
of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) Task Force on Teacher
Education and serves as co-chair of the AASCU Forum on Rural
Services. He was appointed in 2003 to the International As.sociation
of University Presidents Commission on Disarmament Education,
Conflict Resolution and Peace. Since 1984, Dr. Pogue has served on
the Commission on Higher Education Middle States Association of
Colleges and Schools and is a former vice chair and member of the
Commission’s Executive Committee. He currently serves as
President for the Middle States Association Board of Trustees and is
a member of its Executive Committee. He was appointed chairperson
of the Middle States Advisory Committee on Institutional Financial

Meadville, the seat of Crawford County, is approximately 20
miles south of Edinboro.
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 net­
work, 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 clin­
ic, science and robotics labs, writing center, numerous computer
labs with the latest hardware and software, three art galleries, an
animation studio, campus radio and televsion stations, health cen­
ter, counseling center, and much more - all accessible for people
with disabilities. The recently renovated and expanded Crawford
Center for Health and Physical Education and Disability
Resources 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 resi­
dence halls with private or shared rooms, co-ed housing, honors
housing, and living-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 comput­
er laboratory, and a unique facility for small conferences, busi­
ness meetings, and special events.
The Meadville Access Center is located in the city’s historic
Bessemer Building.

Resources, which advi.sed the Commission on the relationship of
financial resources to institutional accreditation. 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. He is a member of the Executive Board of A
Community of Agile Partners in Education (CAPE). 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-chair of the Higher Education
Committee of Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell’s Transition Team.
Locally, Dr. Pogue serves on the Board of Directors for the
Meadville Area Industrial Commission and the Boards of Corporators
for the Hamot Health Foundation, the St. Vincent Health Center, and
the Meadville Medical Center. He is a member of the Martin Luther
King Center Scholarship Committee and an Honorary Member of the
Erie Wolves Club. Dr. Pogue was chairperson of the Erie County
Millennium Commission, the Erie County State Employees
Combined Appeal (SECA) campaign in 2001 and 2002, and of the
Erie Day School’s Adopt-A-Scholar scholarship program (2000-01
and 2002-03). He was also a member of the Erie Mayor’s Task Force
on Public Safety. Dr. Pogue has served on the boards of directors for
the Erie Conference on Community Development, the United Way of
Erie County, and the Greater Erie County Chapter of the American
Red Cross, for which he served as their 1997 capital campaign chair­
man.
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 present­
ed to him by the SUNY at Albany Council of Tmstees.
Dr. Pogue has shared his experiences and expertise in Edinboro
University classrooms via guest lecturer presentations. He has also
taught a course titled, “Special Topics in Sociology” for the
Department of Sociology. He continues to enjoy working in the class­
room environment.
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 sup­
portive campus community.

Date

Opponent

SRe

August 29

CHARLESTON(WV)

Edinboro, PA

August 31

MERCHURST

Edinboro, PA

1:00 p.m.

September 3

POINT PARK

Edinboro, PA

4:00 p.m.

September 6

at Queens(NY)

Flushing, NY

12 noon

September 7

at Bridgeport

Bridgeport, CT

12 noon

September 13

at East Stroudsburg*

East Stroudsburg, PA

September 14

at Dominican(NY)

Orangeburg, NY

1:00 p.m.

September 17

at Slippery Rock*

Slippery Rock, PA

4:00 p.m.

September 20

at West Chester*

West Chester, PA

1:00 p.m.

September 24

GANNON

Edinboro, Pa

4:00 p.m.

September 27

KUTZTOWN*

Edinboro, PA

12 noon

Time
4:00 p.m.

12 noon

September 30

LOCK HAVEN*

Edinboro, PA

4:00 p.m.

October 4

BLOOMSBURG*

Edinboro, PA

12 noon

October 8

at Indiana(Pa.)*

Indiana, PA

October 11

SHIPPENSBURG*

Edinboro, PA

October 18

at Millersville*

Millersville, PA

1:00 p.m.

October 22

CLARION*

Edinboro, PA

3:00 p.m.

October 25

MANSFIELD*

Edinboro, PA

12 noon

October 28

CALIFORNIA(PA)*

Edinboro, PA

3:00 p.m.

HEAD COACH: Gary Kagiavas
* PSAC match

4:00 p.m.

12 noon