Edinboro University
HISTORY

Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania was founded
in 1857 as a private acade­
my.
Previously named
Edinboro
Academy,
Edinboro Normal School,
Edinboro State Teachers
College, and Edinboro
State
College,
the
University was the second
normal school established
in Pennsylvania and the
12th in the U.S. On July 1,
1983, it became Edinboro
University of Pennsylvania
with the formation of the
Pennsylvania
State
System
of
Higher
Education.

LOCATION

Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania is located in the resort commu­
nity of Edinboro - just 15 miles south of Erie,
Pennsylvania's third-largest city. Edinboro is
conveniently located approximately 100 miles
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Buffalo. The
University is easily accessible from all direc­
tions because of its proximity to Interstates 79
and 90.
There are two lakes nearby. Edinboro
Lake is a 250-acre recreational area with
three guarded beaches for swimming, boating
and other water sports. The Edinboro lake­
side community features a large selection of
cottages for rent. Lake Erie, one of the Great
Lakes, is just 15 miles north. Edinboro also is
close to several ski resorts for both downhill
and cross country enthusiasts. The area is a
popular hunting and fishing spot for outdoors
enthusiasts.
Edinboro University is the largest employ­
er in the area, with approximately 2,000 full
and part-time employees, many of them cur­
rent and former Edinboro University students.

ACADEMICS

Edinboro University offers a diversified and
comprehensive selection of more than 100
degree programs, with 52 minors tailored to
meet the needs of each student. With a stu­
dent-faculty ratio of 18:1, Edinboro offers
associate's degrees, bachelor's degrees and
master's programs in many specialized fields
of study.
Edinboro has an undergraduate and grad­
uate enrollment of nearly 7,500 students.

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

Edinboro is proud to feature the nation's
third largest educational program for the phys­
ically disabled including services for the hear-

of

Pennsylvania
ing impaired, the visually
impaired, and the learning
disabled. The campus is
nearly 100-percent wheel­
chair accessible.
The University has an
outstanding Honors pro­
gram for academically gift­
ed students and an inter­
national education pro­
gram for the exchange of
faculty and students.
Internships and field
experiences integrate aca­
demic pursuits with on-site
"real world" work situations
and personal relationships,
while numerous cultural,
social and recreational
activities are available.

Edinroro Quick Facts

• There are eight on-campus residence halls
housing approximately 2,600 students.
• A state-of-the-art seven-story library in the
center of campus features more than 440,000
bound volumes and 1,200,000 microform
units, an on-line public access catalog, on-line
and CD-ROM searching systems, public
access catalog for the visually impaired, and
inter-library loan services.
• Edinboro University houses a planetarium,
modern science labs, solar observatory,
robotics laboratory, TV studio, radio station,
and center for the performing arts.
• The University also features a reading clin­
ic, speech and hearing clinic, math clinic, par­
ent-child development center, and computer
lab for children.
• Five powerful mini-computer systems,
more than 725 personal computers, 300 ter­
minals, and 11 computer labs with current
hardware and software are available for stu­
dent use throughout the year.
• Edinboro recently newly-remodeled the
University Center with an indoor running
track, saunas and whirlpools, weight room,
racquetball and handball courts, full-service
bookstore and dining areas, and an aerobics
room for student use.

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas
Alma Mater: Gannon University
Record at Edinboro/Years: 7-26-1(2 years)
Soccer Office Phone: (814) 732-2776 ext. 276
Best Time to Reach Coach: 10am - 2pm
Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 13/8

Athletic Conference

President: Dr. Frank G. Pogue, Jr.
Alma Mater: Alabama State University
Athletic Director: Bruce Baumgartner
Alma Mater: Indiana State University
Department Phone: (814)732-2776
Head Athletic Trainer: George Roberts
Asst. Athletic Trainer: Gary Hanna

CAMPUS
FACILITIES

• Edinboro features 42 buildings on a spa­
cious 585-acre wooded campus which
includes a five-acre lake, open fields and
wooded area. Day, evening and weekend
classes are available at the 27-acre Porreco
Extension Center in nearby Erie, Pa.

Team Information

General Information
Location: Edinboro, PA
Founded: 1857
Enrollment: 7,200
Nickname: Fighting Scots
Colors: Red and White
Affiliation: NCAA Division II
Conference: Pennsylvania State

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History
First year of soccer: 1996
1997 Record: 5-12-1
All-Time Record: 7-26-1
Years in Post-Season Play: NA
All-Time Playoff Record: NA
Most Recent Playoff Appearance: NA

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Philosophy

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Athletics

As an institution of higher learning, Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania is committed to the development of the entire individ­
ual. The philosophy of athletics at Edinboro is considered an inte­
gral part of the institutional program of education which provides
experiences that will help develop the physical, mental, and emo­
tional aspects of the student. Students are stimulated to want to win
and excel, but the principles of good sportsmanship prevail at alt
times to enhance the educational values of the contest.
The Edinboro University Athletic Department believes that par­
ticipation is a privilege that carries with it responsibilities to the college, the team, and
the students themselves. These experiences also contribute to the knowledge, skill
and emotional pattern that our students possess, thereby making them better persons
and citizens.

FIGHTING SCOT ATHLETICS
The Fighting Scots compete in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference
(PSAC) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), Division I and II.
Edinboro's highly competitive athletic program consists of 19 varsity level sports:

Men: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, swimming, tennis,
track (indoor and outdoor), and wrestling;
Women: basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, track
(indoor and outdoor), and volleyball.

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Head Coach Gary Kagiavas

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Edinboro University of Pennsylvania appointed Gary
Kagiavas as head coach of the Fighting Scots women’s
soccer program in August of 1996. In addition to his
coaching duties at Edinboro, Kagiavas has served as the
coaching director of the Edinboro Regional Soccer Club
for the past two years. Under his direction, the organiza­
tion has grown from four to 11 teams, and in the 1997-98
season, he took the 15-under team to the state finals.
Kagiavas has a wealth of playing and coaching expe­
rience, both locally and at the international level, and
joined the Edinboro staff after serving as assistant man­
ager of the Family First Sports Park in Erie, Pa., since
October of 1994.
Kagiavas was a standout defender at Gannon
University from 1987-91, and played professionally in his
native South Africa, Greece and Canada after earning his bachelor’s degree in 1991.
He has held a variety of coaching positions at many levels of competition since 1989,
highlighted by a successful stint as a professional coach in South Africa and a year as
an assistant coach at Gannon.
While at Family First, Kagiavas was responsible for organizing all phases of the
facility’s indoor and outdoor soccer leagues, serving as tournament director for more
than eight tournaments a year. Kagiavas was assistant tournament director for the 210team Flagship Cup tournament, hosted by Edinboro University, and also coached the
Erie Admirals, a new premier soccer club.
In 1994, Kagiavas was the head coach of Gannon’s men’s junior varsity soccer pro­
gram, directing the team to its first winning record ever, an 8-5-3 mark. He assisted
head coach Marco Koolman with the varsity squads as the Golden Knight men posted
a 15-2 overall record while advancing to the NCAA Final Four, as well as assisted with
Gannon’s women’s program while coaching the 18-and-under Erie Strikers soccer club.
Kagiavas has been involved in coaching since 1989, when he began coaching the
Erie Strikers and also coached at Villa Maria Elementary School, guiding the team to an
11-2-2 record, its first-ever winning mark. Between 1989 and 1994, Kagiavas coached
at numerous camps and served as the assistant director at several tournaments. In the
spring of 1992, he was head coach
of the Springs (South Africa) Old
Boys of the Division I men’s semiprofessional league, earning Coach
of the Year honors. In the summer of
1991, Kagiavas was head coach of
the Boksburg “Two for Joy” Division
II team that competed in the
National Soccer League of South
Africa. Kagiavas has earned a
South African coaching license as
well as a professional referee
license.

Head Coach Gary Kagiavas
Prior to his coaching career, Kagiavas was a
four-year starter at Gannon, helping the Golden
Knights advance to two NCAA Division II Final
Four tournament appearances (1989 and 1990)
and a pair of Elite Eight berths (1987 and 1988).
He also has played professionally, competing for
a St. Catherines team that won the Canadian
Cup in the National Soccer League. Kagiavas
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.
Gary and his wife. Dawn, a native of St.
Marys, Pa., have a daughter, Kaylee, who is twoyears old.

Graduate Assistant Coach Stacie Bortz
Stacie Bortz enters her first season as a graduate assistant
coach for the Fighting Scots. Bortz is a May 1998 graduate of
Mercyhurst College where she was a four-year starter in goal
for the Lakers. Bortz led the '94 Lakers to the NCAA Division II
Final Four and in ‘95 to the semi-finals of the NCAA tourna­
ment. Bortz was also the starting shortstop on the Mercyhurst
softball team.
Bortz has a bachelor’s degree in Human Ecology with a
minor in Elementary Education. She has coached on the youth
level for the past two years, specializing as a goalkeeper
coach.

Assistant Coach Tony Terini
Tony Turin! is entering his second season as an assistant
coach for the Fighting Scots. His playing experience consists
of four years at Carbondale Community High School; he then
went on to compete for nearby Gannon University.
Tony has been coaching for the past four years at the youth
level. He currently coaches for the Edinboro Regional Soccer
Club in addition to his duties at Edinboro University.

1998 Season Outlook
1998 SEASON...
Entering into the program's third year of
competition, the Edinboro University of
Pennsylvania women's soccer team is closer
than ever to achieving their goal of being a
consistent, experienced, and all-around tal­
ented squad. With the return of the first
recruiting class of head coach Gary Kagiavas
and the addition of some very capable
recruits, the 1998 edition of the Fighting Scots
will look for steady improvement as the return­
ing experience combines with new talent.
"Last year we had seven freshmen in our
starting lineup," said Coach Kagiavas. "The
1997 season was so physically and mentally
demanding - I think our returning players will
be able to raise their level of play this season
as a result of that experience."

THE SCHEDULE...
This season Edinboro has upgraded their schedule once more, playing five
teams which were ranked in the top 20 in NCAA Division II at the end of last sea­
son, including national championship runners-up West Virginia Wesleyan College,
East Stroudsburg University of PA (11th), Mercyhurst College (17th), Bloomsburg
University of PA (18th), and Lock Haven University of PA (20th). Edinboro has
added nationally ranked Mercyhurst College, Malone College, St. Vincent College
and Concord University to its schedule this season, all strong teams which will chal­
lenge the Fighting Scot squad to play at new levels. "We are striving to play as good
competition as possible - it pushes us to improve our skills and to toughen us men­
tally," said Kagiavas.
Last season, the Fighting Scots proved their ability to compete with nationally
competitive teams, defeating Wheeling Jesuit College (then ranked 13th nationally),
4-3, in double overtime. In fact, Edinboro played in five overtime games last sea­
son, with four of those going into two extra periods. According to Kagiavas, those
games did make some difference in the outcome of last year season, "If we had
split those games, we would be at .500-percent - if we had won, we would have had
a winning record."

RETURNERS...
The Fighting Scots return 13 players from the 1997 unit, all of whom will look to
raise the team's level of play this season. At midfield, Edinboro returns AllPennsyvlania State Athletic Conference player Alyssa Murosky. Murosky netted 10
goals and four assists last season as a freshman, the team's second-leading scor­
er. Murosky has shown she has the ability to be a big scorer for Edinboro, con­
tributing four goals and two assists to the team's 12-1 victory over LaRoche College
last season. She will be joined in the midfield by sophomores Beth Christopher (two
goals, four assists), Sali Frndak (three goals, two assists), whose overtime goal lift­
ed the Scots, over Wheeling Jesuit last season, and Trish Meshanko (2 goals).

1998 Season Outlook
Returning forwards for the Edinboro squad include Megan Snyder and Sarah
Kramer. Snyder will be counted on once more to be a scorer for the Fighting Scots.
Last season, Snyder led the team in points with nine goals and eight assists (26
total points), including three goals versus LaRoche College and two against Notre
Dame (OH) College. Kramer, who began her career with Edinboro last season after
red-shirting a year, served as the team's co-captain and netted six goals and five
assists in 17 matches.
Edinboro returns the most experience on the defensive side of the field. Six
defenders will return to wear the Edinboro jersey. The skills and intensity of junior
Cara Peyton, the team's leading scorer in 1996 and the third leading scorer in 1997,
will most likely be utilized in a defensive role this season, possibly at sweeper.
Juniors Lisa Blackhurst, Dory Isgan, Jessica Hatton and Jessalynn Rodgers also
return, each with two year's experience. Blackhurst, who is also a key member of
the Fighting Scot softball team, played in 17 of the team's 18 contests last season.
Isgan possesses tremendous speed, and is also a proven scorer. Hatton and
Rodgers will both vie for increased action once again this season.
In goal, this season is perhaps one of the strongest for the Fighting Scots. Both
of last year's goalkeepers return for the 1998 season. Denna lammarino and
Meighan Gast, who shared goalkeeping responsibilities last year, combined for a
2.61 goals against average, lammarino recorded 82 saves in 960 minutes of action
in 1997. Gast grabbed 86 saves in 740 minutes. "Having a good goalkeeping base
is one of the most important aspects of a successful team," said Coach Kagiavas,
optimistic about Edinboro's chances at a winning season in part due to the presence
of this experienced tandem.

NEWCOMERS...
A number of key recruits will contribute additional aggressiveness and scoring
capabilities to this year's women's soccer squad. At midfield, Amy Lindsey (Allison
Park, PA/Hampton), Corinne Bruno (Waterford, PA/General McLane), Susan
Buchanich (Allison Park, PA/Hampton), and Kim
Hoyt (Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara Wheatfield)
will all compete for playing time. Amy Hazen
(Erie, PA/lroquois) will push for a forward posi­
tion, and Bruno could also make a run for action
at the same spot. Defensively, Carrie Williams
(McKean, PA/General McClane) and Elizabeth
Glecos (Erie, PA/McDowell) will challenge the
returnees for a starting position.
Jillian
Campbell (Indiana, PA/Indiana Area) will be
looking for time in goal.
This year's focus is all-around. With the
addition of some new offensive talent, improv­
ing scoring capabilities will be a major aspect of
this season's game. Solidifying the defense will
also be a key focus of the squad this season,
and could revolve around the redefinition of
roles for some of the most talented players on
the field.

Returner Profiles

Returner Profiles
Usa BlaeEihurst

Meighan Gast

Junior# Midfield
Franklin, PA/Franklin H.S.

Senior# Goalkeeper
Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park H.S.

At Edinboro: Enters her third season in the Boro pro­
gram... a skillful marking back who moves the ball
around well... a tenacious defender who also competes
for the Fighting Scot softball team... Personal: Lisa
Renee Blackhurst is the daughter of Karen and John
Blackhurst, and has an older brother and sister... she is a health/physical
education major... Born: 1-27-78.

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Edinboro: Second season at Edinboro... recorded 86
saves for a 2.00 goals against average... also a track &
field standout who holds the school-record in the discus
and shot put... a PSAC and Edinboro Scholar-Athlete...
Personal: Meighan Leigh Gast is the daughter of Penny
and George Gast, and has two younger brothers... a communication major
with a minor in journalism... Born: 12-1-76.

Beth Christopher

Jessica Hatton

Sophomore • Midfield
Erie, PA/McDowell H.S.

Junior # Back
Wyalusing, PA/Wyalusing H.S.

At Edinboro: Played in all 18 games last season for the

At Edinboro: Enters third year in the Fighting Scot line­

Fighting Scots... hard working midfielder who has great
ability to control the action and set up teammates...
scored two goals and four assists in 1997... Personal:
Beth Ann Christopher is the daughter of Sharon and
David Christopher, and has three sisters... a special education/elementary
education major... Born: 8-29-79.

up... skillful defender who will see increased action this
year... strong left-sided player... Personal: Jessica Irene
Hatton is the daughter of Carol and Peter Hatton, and
has a twin brother and a younger sister... she is an
environmental science major... Born: 1-14-78.

Sali Frndak

Denna lammarino

Sophomore • Midfield
Butler, PA/Knoch H.S.

Sophomore # Goalkeeper
Solon, OH/Solon H.S.

Edinboro: Returns for second season with the

Fighting Scots... persistant and hard working athlete...
scored three goals and two assists last season... scored
game-winning goal in double overtime against nationally
ranked Wheeling Jesuit... Personal: Sali Ann Frndak is
the daughter of Sara and Keith Frndak... has two older sisters and a
younger brother and sister... undecided major... Born: 11-18-78.

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At Edinboro: Key returnee in goal for the Fighting
Scots... grabbed 82 saves and had a 2.08 goals against
average in 1997... a PSAC and Edinboro ScholarAthlete... Personal: Denna Joy lammarino is the daugh­
ter of Joy and Bob Duchin and Jerry and Karen
lammarino... has a younger brother and sister... an english major...
Born: 8-31-79.

Returmer Profiles

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Dory Isgan

Alyssa Murosky

Junior • Back
Levittown, PA/Conwell-Egan H.S.

Sophomore • Midfield
Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Prep

At Edinboro: Key returnee who returns for her third sea­

At Edinboro: All-PSAC player in only her freshman

son with the Fighting Scots... a proven scorer who was
third on the team in scoring during the 1996 season...
marks up well with opposing forwards... possesses
tremendous speed... Personal: Dory Lynn Isgan is the
daughter of Donna and David Isgan, and has one older brother... she is a
criminal justice major... Born: 11-16-77.

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Cara Peyton

Sophomore • Forward
Chesterland, OH/Notre Dame H.S.

Junior# Midfield
Cincinnati, OH/McAuley H.S.

At Edinboro: Returns for second season of competition

At Edinboro: Key returnee and team leader... led the
team in goals and assists in 1996 and was third on the
team in goals in 1997... could be used as a defensive
player this season... also a member of Edinboro’s
women’s basketball team... Personal: Catherine “Cara”
Jones Peyton is the daughter of Linda and Terry Peyton, and has an
older brother and a younger sister... undecided major... Born: 12-7-77.

Trish Meshanko

Jessalynn Rodgers

Sophomore • Midfield
Chicora, PA/Karns City H.S.

Junior# Back
Chicora, PA/Karns City H.S.

At Edinboro: Enters second year in the Edinboro pro-

At Edinboro: Enters third year in the Edinboro pro­

appearing in all 18 games last season... ability to distribute the ball well... scored two goals in 1997...
Personal: Patricia Leigh Meshanko is the daughter of
Shelley and Joseph Meshanko... has an older sister and
two younger sisters... undecided major... Born: 8-31-79.

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season... led the 1997 team in goals scored with 10...
versatile player who creates opportunities for others...
PSAC and Edinboro Scholar-Athlete... Personal: Alyssa
Ann Murosky is the daughter of Mary and Thomas
Murosky... has an older sister and a younger brother... undecided major...
Born: 5-27-79.

Sarah Kramer

after red shirting her freshman year... a proven goal
scorer who will look to make an impact immediatly... pos­
sesses great shooting skills and speed... Personal :
Sarah Therese Kramer is the daughter of Roger Kramer
and has two older sisters and an older brother... majoring in educaiton...
Born: 12-13-77.

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Returner Profiles

gram... a physical player who uses her aggressiveness
to help establish the team’s defense... one of the team’s
most intense marking backs... Personal: Jessalynn
Katherine Rodgers is the daughter of Gayle and Frank
Rodgers, and has a younger brother and sister... is majoring in art educa­
tion ... Born: 6-20-78.

Returner Profiles

Newcomer Profiles

Megan Snyder

Corinne Bruno

Sophomore • Forward
Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Prep

Freshman • Forward
Waterford, PA/General McLane H.S.

At Edinboro: As a freshman led the Fighting Scots in
scoring with nine goals and eight assists for a total 26
points... excellent ability to set up teammates... will be
called on once more to be a top scorer... Personal:
Megan Diane Snyder is the daughter of Diane and Gary
Snyder... an elementary education major... Born: 7-30-79.

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In high school: First team All-County in junior and
senior seasons... scored 46 goals in the last three sea­
sons and 30 assists in the past two... also competed in
track & field... National Honor Society member...
Personal: Corinne Bruno is the daughter of Linda and
Richard Bruno... majoring in physical education with a minor in coaching...
Born: 2-4-80.

Susan Buchanich
Freshman • Midfield
Allison Park, PA/Hampton H.S.
In high school: Three year varsity letterwinner in soc­
cer... team won section championships junior and senior
seasons... also a softball standout... honor roll student...
Personal: Susan Buchanich is the daughter of Kate and
Mike Buchanich... majoring in child psychology...
Born: 9-8-80.

Sophomore Sarah Kramer (top left) is a sec­
ond-year player who had an immediate impact
on the Scot squad last season as a red-shirt
freshman.

Jessica Hatton (top right) and Lisa Blackhurst
(bottom left) enter their third year with the
Edinboro program, members of the team since
its inaugural season.

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Jillian Campbell
Freshman • Goalkeeper
Indiana, PA/Indiana Area
In high school: Three- year letterwinner and team captainin high school... also played basketball and softball...
Personal: Jillian Campbell is the daughter of Glenn and
Kyle Campbell... a communications major...
Born: 11-28-79.

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Newcomer Profiles

Elizabeth Glecos

Amy Lindsey

Freshman • Back
Erie, PA/McDoweil H.S.

Freshman • Midfield
Allison Park, PA/Hampton H.S.

In high school: First-team All-Metro... two-year soccer

In high school: All-State and Regional All-American

letterwinner... also competed in basketball and track...
National Honor Society member... Personal: Elizabeth
Ann Glecos is the daughter of Cathy and Bill Glecos...
education major... Born: 8-14-80.

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performer...three-time All-Section and two-time AllWPIAI__ four-year varsity starter who played on two
Section III WPIAL championship teams... also competed
in track... honors student... Personal: Amy Elizabeth
Lindsey is the daughter of Joann and Mark Lindsey... undecided major...
Born: 6-4-79.

Amy Hazen

Carrie Wiiiiams

Freshman • Forward
Erie, PA/lroquois H.S.

Freshman • Fullback
McKean, PA/General McLane H.S.

In high school: Pennsylvania state single-season scor­

In high school: Three-year varsity letterwinner and
captain for soccer... team went 34-6 in last two sea­
sons... honor roll student... National Honor Society mem­
ber... Personal : Carrie Ann Williams is the daughter of
Linda and David Williams... undecided major...
Born: 10-17-79.

ing record holder after scoring 52 goals in sophomore
season... scored 124 goals overall in high school... twotime first-team All-County... school record holder in multi­
ple events in both swimming and track.... Personal:
Amy Lynn Hazen is the daughter of Kathy and Jeffrey Hazen... undecided
major... Born: 3-15-80.

MUm Hoyt
Freshman • Midfield
Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara Wheatfield H.S.
In high school: Second-team All-League player... four
year starter... versatile athlete who also competed in
basketball and softball... honor roll student... Personal:
Kimberlee Ann Hoyt is the daughter of Debra and
Gregory Hoyt... a physical education major with a coach
ing minor... Born: 12-31-79.

Sophomore Megan Snyder led
the Fighting Scots in scoring in
1997 as a freshman.

1998 Edinboro Numerical Roster
No. Name
2

Pos. Year

Carrie Williams

F

Fr.

1

Hometown/High School
McKean, PA/General McLane

3

Jessica Hatton

D

Jr.

Wyalusing, PA/Wyalusing

4

Amy Hazen

F

Fr.

Erie, PA/lroquois

5

Alyssa Murosky

MF

So.

6

Corinne Bruno

F/MF

Fr.

7

Irish Meshanko

MF

So.

Chicora, PA/Karns City

8

Beth Christopher

MF

So.

Erie, PA/McDowell

9

Sali Frndak

MF

So.

Butler, PA/Knoch
Niagara Falls, NY/Niagara Wheatfield

Edinboro All-Time Individual Records
...In a Season

...In a Career

Goals

Goals
16.... .Cara Peyton........ ..1996-present
10.... .Alyssa Murosky.... ..1997-present
9.... .Megan Snyder..... ..1997-present

10...... ...Alyssa Murosky..... ...1997
9...... ....Megan Snyder....... ...1997
8...... ....Cara Peyton........... ...1997
8...... ....Cara Peyton........... ...1996

Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Prep
Waterford, PA/General McLane

10

Kim Hoyt

MF

Fr.

11

Jillian Campbell

GP

Fr.

Indiana, PA/Indiana Area

12

Amy Lindsey

MF

Fr.

Allison Park, PA/Hampton

13

Sarah Kramer

F

Jr.

Chesterland, OH/Notre Dame

15

Megan Snyder

F

So.

16

Meighan Gast

GK

Sr.

Orchard Park, NY/Orchard Park

17

Elizabeth Glecos

D

Fr.

Erie, PA/McDowell

18

Denna lammarino

GK

So.

20

Jessalynn Rodgers

D

Jr.

Chicora, PA/Karns City

21

Lisa Blackhurst

B/MF

Jr.

Franklin, PA/Franklin

22

Susan Buchanich

MF

Fr.

Allison Park, PA/Hampton

23

Dory Isgan

F

Jr.

Levittown, PA/Conwell-Egan

25

Cara Peyton

MF

Jr.

Cincinnati, OH/McAuley

Erie, PA/Mercyhurst Prep

Solon, OH/Solon

Assists

12...... ....Cara Peyton........... ...1996
8...... ....Megan Snyder........ ...1997
8...... ....Lindsey Smith......... ...1996
7..... ....Cara Peyton........... ...1997
Points

28.....
26.....
24.....
23.....

....Cara Peyton........... ...1996
....Megan Snyder........ ...1997
....Alyssa Murosky..... ...1997
....Cara Peyton........... ...1997

Saves

98.....
86.....
85.....
82.....

....Colby Elder............. ...1996
....Meighan Gast......... ...1997
....Jen Moves............... ...1996
....Denna lammarino... ...1997

Assists
19.... .Cara Peyton........ ..1996-present
8.... .Megan Snyder..... ..1997-present
8.... .Lindsey Smith..... ..1996

Points
51 .... .Cara Peyton......... ..1996-present
26.... .Megan Snyder..... ..1997-present
24.... .Alyssa Murosky.... ..1997-present

Saves
98.... .Colby Elder.......... ..1996
86.... .Meighan Gast...... ..1997-present
85.... .Jen Moves............ ..1996
82.... .Denna lammarino ..1997-present

Junior Cara Peyton (left) holds the EUP
all-time record for goals scored (16),
assists (19), and total points (51).

Head Coach: Gary Kagiavas (Gannon '91, 3rd year)
Assistant Coaches: Tony Turini, Stacie Bortz

Senior goalkeeper Meighan Cast
(right) returns after recording 86
saves in goal last season.

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BLOOMSBURG
UNIVERSITY

MERCYHURST COLLEGE
CONCORD UNIVERSITY
Location: Concord, WV
Enrollment: 2,500
Colors: Maroon & Gray
Nickname: Mountain Lions
SID: na
Athletic Phone:(304)384-5347
E-mail: na
Head Coach: Luis Coria
1997 Record: na

Location: Erie, PA
Enrollment: 2,900
Colors: Kelly Green & Blue
Nickname: Lakers
SID: John Leisering
SID Phone: (814) 824-2525
SID Fax: (814) 824-2591
E-mail:
jleiser@merchurst.edu
Head Coach: John Melody
1997 Record: 13-3-1

MALONE COLLEGE
Location: Canton, OH
Enrollment: 2,235
Colors: Blue, White, & Red
Nickname: Pioneers
SID: Mark Bankert
SID Phone: (330) 471-8293
SID Fax: (330) 471-8298
E-mail:
mbankert@maone.edu
Head Coach: Pat Ferguson
1997 Record: 11-7

WEST VIRGINIA
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Location: Buckhannon, WV
Enrollment: 1,500
Colors: Orange & Black
Nickname: Bobcats
SID: Peter Galameau
SID Phone: (304) 473-8102
SID Fax: (304) 473-8496
E-mail:
galarneau@wvwc.edu
Head Coach: Linda Bauer
1997 Record: 21-2-1

WESTMINSTER
COLLEGE

GANNON UNIVERSITY
Location: Erie, PA
Enrollment: 3,400
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Nickname: Lady Knights
SID: Bob Shreve
SID Phone: (814) 871-7418
SID Fax: (814) 871-7794
E-mail: shreve001@mail1.
ganon.edu
Head Coach: Jim Nestor
1997 Record: 10-8

NCAA<
SAINT VINCENT
COLLEGE
Location: Latrobe, PA
Enrollment: 1,200
Colors: Green and Gold
Nickname: Bearcats
SID: Kristen Zawacki
SID Phone: (724) 539-9761
SID Fax: (724) 532-5050
E-mail:
Head Coach: Natalie Pickard
1997 Record: 5-13-1

WALSH
UNIVERSITY
Location: North Canton,OH
Enrollment: 1,500
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Nickname: Cavaliers
SID: Jim Ciark
SID Phone: (330) 490-7017
SID Fax: (330) 490-7038
E-mail:
Head Coach: Jack Heim
1997 Record: 15-7

1998 Edinboro Conference Opponents

Location: New Wilmington,
Enrollment: 1,450
Colors: Blue & White
Nickname: Lady Titans
SID: Joe Onderko
SID Phone: (724) 946-6357
SID Fax: (724) 946-7187
E-mail:
onderkim@ westminster.edu
Head Coach: Tom Keller
1997 Record: NA

WHEELING JESUIT
UNIVERSITY
Location: Wheeling, WV
Enrollment: 1,300
Colors: Red & Gold
Nickname: Cardinals
SID: Beth Gattuso
SID Phone: (304) 243-2365
SID Fax: (304) 243-2265
E-mail: bethg@wju.edu
Head Coach: Jim Regan
1997 Record: 12-10

Location: Bloomsburg, Pa
Enrollment: 7,499
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Nickname: Huskies
SID: Tom McGuire SID Phone:
(717) 389-4413
SID Fax: (717) 389-4724
E-mai: 1moc|uitB@bloomu.edu
Head Coach: Sandy Dickson
1997 Record: 13-4-2

CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSITY
Location: Caiifornia, Pa
Enrollment: 6,000
Colors: Red & Black
Nickname: Lady Vulcans
SID: Dave Smith
SID Phone: (412) 938-4552
SID Fax: (412) 938-5849
E- mail:
Head Coach: Dennis Laskey
1997 Record: 7-11-1

MILLERSVILLE
UNIVERSITY

KUTZTOWN
UNIVERSITY
Location: Kutztown, Pa
Enroilment: 7,800
Colors: Maroon & Gold
Nickname: Golden Bears
SID: Josh Leiboff
SID Phone: (610) 683-4182
SID Fax: (610) 683-4676
E-mail: lieboff@kutztown.edu
Head Coach: Jeff
Schellenberger
1997 Record: 7-11

EAST STROUDSBURG
UNIVERSITY
Location: East Stroudsburg, Pa
Enrollment: 5,687
Colors: Red & Black
Nickname: Warriors
SID: Pete Nevins
SID Phone: (717) 422-3312
SID Fax: (717) 422-3586
E-mail: pete.nevins@pobox.esu.edu
Head Coach: Derek Ameaud
1997 Record: 16-5

INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
Location: Indiana, Pa
Enrollment: 14,000
Colors: Crimson & Gray
Nickname: Indians
SID: Michael Hoffrnan SID
Phone: (412) 357-2747
SID Fax: (412) 357-7804
E-fnai: mholirTian@grcxAe.iLp.edu
Head Coach: Joanna
Tomasino
1997 Record: 8-10

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Location: Millersville, Pa
Enrollment: 7,500
Colors: Black & Gold
Nickname: Marauders
SID: Greg Wright
SID Phone: (717)872-310
SID Fax: (717)872-3995
E-mail:
gwright@marauder.millersv.e
du
Head Coach: Trevor Hershey
1997 Record: 7-12

SHIPPENSBURG
UNIVERSITY
Location: Shippensburg, Pa
Enrollment: 6,000
Colors: Red & Blue
Nickname: Red Raiders
SID: John Alosi
SID Phone: (717) 532-1201
SID Fax: (717) 532-1253
E- mail: jralos@ark.ship.edu
Head Coach: Guy Furfaro
1997 Record: 13-6

SLIPPERY ROCK
UNIVERSITY

LOCK HAVEN
UNIVERSITY
Location: Lock Haven, Pa
Enrollment: 3,500
Colors: Crimson & White
Nickname: Bald Eagles
SID: Will Adair
SID Phone: (717) 893-2350
SID Fax: (717) 893-2774
E-mail:
wadair@eagle.lhup.edu
Head Coach: Trevor Warren
1997 Record: 13-4-2

Location: Slippery Rock, Pa
Enrollment: 7,000
Colors: Green & White
Nickname: Rockets, The Rock
SID: John Carpenter
SID Phone: (412) 738-2777
SID Fax: (412) 738-2626
E-mail:
john.carpenter@sru.edu Head
Coach: Noreen Herlihy
1997 Record: 9-8-1

WEST CHESTER
UNIVERSITY
Location: West Chester, Pa
Enrollment: 11,000
Colors: Gold & Purple
Nickname: Golden Rams
SID: Tom DiCamillo
SID Phone: (610) 436-3316
SID Fax: (610) 436-2966
E- mail: tdicamillo@wcupa.edu
Head Coach: Ed Townsley
1997 Record: 12-6-1

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
1998 Women’s Soccer Schedule

SEPTEMBER
Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

1

2

Thursday

Saturday

Friday

3

4

10

11

5

at Wheeling
Jesuit College
6 p.m.

6

7

8

9

at Gannon
University
1:30 p.m.

14

13

12
at Malone
College
1 p.m.

at Mercyhurst
College
3 p.m.

15

16

17

19

18

at Kutztown
University of PA
1 p.m.

INDIANA
UNIVERSITY
OF PA - 4 p.m.

20

23

22

21

27

24

25

26

SLIPPERY
ROCK
UNIVERSITY
OF PA - 4 p.m.

at Bloomsburg
University of PA
12 p.m.

30

29

28

at Shippensburg
University of PA
1 p.m.

WEST VIRGINIA
WESLEYAN
COIXBGE-4 p.m.

OCTOBER
Sunday

Tuesday

Monday

Wednesday

Thursday
1

Saturday

Friday
2

3
MILLERSVILLE
UNIVERSITY
OF PA - 12 p.m.

4

5

6

EAST
STROUDSBURG
UNIVERSITY
OF PA -12 p.m.

11

12

13

7
ST. VINCENT
COLLEGE
4 p.m.

14

8

9

19

20

17

15

16

21

22

23

24

28

29

30

31

at California
University of
PA
3 p.m.

18

10
WESTMINSTER
COLLEGE
1 p.m.

WESTCHESTER
UNIVERSITY
OF PA -1 p.m.

at Lock Haven
University of PA
3 p.m.

25
CONCORD
UNIVERSITY
1 p.m.

26

27

WALSH
UNIVERSITY
3 p.m.