SOUTH CAROLINA 2010 WOMEN S SOCCER. No. 20 Gamecocks Host No. 23 Minnesota Thursday Schedule/Results. #20 South Carolina (5-1-1)

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1 SOUTH CAROLINA 2010 WOMEN S SOCCER Contact: Miquel Jacobs Office: (803) Cell: (803) Fax: (803) jacobsm2@mailbox.sc.edu 1125 George Rogers Blvd., Columbia, SC Schedule/Results No. 20 Gamecocks Host No. 23 Minnesota Thursday Game 8 DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Fri. Aug. 20 Boston University W, 1-0 Sun. Aug. 22 Northeastern W, 3-0 Fri. Aug. 27 Louisville (1) L, 0-1 Sun. Aug. 29 Ohio (1) W, 2-0 Sun. Sept. 5 Arizona State T, 1-1 (2OT) Fri. Sept. 10 Clemson (2) W, 2-0 Sun. Sept. 12 Furman (2) W, 1-0 (2OT) Thur. Sept. 16 #23 Minnesota 7 p.m. Sun. Sept. 19 #22 Wake Forest 1 p.m. Fri. Sept. 24 Vanderbilt 7 p.m. Sun. Sept. 26 Kentucky 2 p.m. Fri. Oct. 1 Ole Miss - FSC 7 p.m. Sun. Oct. 3 Mississippi State - CSS 2 p.m. Fri. Oct. 8 Auburn 8 p.m. Sun. Oct. 10 Alabama 3 p.m. Fri. Oct. 15 Georgia 7 p.m. Sun. Oct. 17 Tennessee - ESPNU 1 p.m. Thur. Oct. 21 Arkansas 8 p.m. Sun. Oct. 24 LSU - ESPNU 3 p.m. Fri. Oct. 29 Florida - SUN Sports 7 p.m. Wed. Nov. 3 SEC Quarterfinal (3) TBA Fri. Nov. 5 SEC Semifinal (3) TBA Sun. Nov. 7 SEC Championship (3) - ESPNU TBA All times Eastern Home matches in BOLD 1-Gamecock Courtyard Cup, Columbia, S.C. 2-Carolina Cup, Columbia, S.C. 3-Orange Beach, Ala. #20 South Carolina (5-1-1) Stone Stadium Columbia, S.C. Sept. 16, p.m. No. 20 South Carolina returns to Stone Stadium Thursday night in a highly anticipated match against No. 23 Minnesota at 7 p.m. The game against the nationally-ranked Golden Gophers marks the fourth time in the last two seasons that Stone Stadium will serve as host to a battle of two nationally-ranked women s soccer teams. Last season, South Carolina went against nationally-ranked opponents at The Graveyard. The Gamecocks defeated No. 17 UCF (1-0) on Sept. 18, 2009 in what was the first ever matchup of ranked women s soccer foes in Columbia. South Carolina then went on to host No. 12 Rutgers (1-0) and No. 14 Wake Forest (0-1) in the NCAA Second and Third Rounds. MOLLIE PATTON S COUNTDOWN TO 33 Heading into Thursday night s match, senior goalkeeper Mollie Patton has 27 career solo shutouts at South Carolina. Her 27 shutouts are six shy of tying the SEC record of 33, held by Megan Rivera of Auburn ( ). She already holds the SEC records for consecutive shutouts (7) and single-season shutouts (15), and was already the South Carolina all-time record holder before the season began. Patton s Shutouts UNC Wilmington (8/23/08, 9/13/09) UCF (9/18/09) East Carolina (8/28/08) Ole Miss (10/2/09) Boston University (8/31/08, 9/20/09) Auburn (10/9/09) Clemson (9/5/08, 9/11/09, 9/10/10) Alabama (10/11/09) Marquette (9/12/08) Arkansas (10/22/09) East Tennessee State (9/18/08) Florida (11/6/09) Kentucky (10/3/08) Davidson (11/13/09) LSU (10/23/08) Rutgers (11/15/09) College of Charleston (8/27/09) Northeastern (8/22/10) Western Carolina (8/30/09) Ohio (8/29/10) No. 23 Minnesota (6-1-0) South Carolina Probable Starters # Name Pos. Class GP-GS G A P Shots Notes 21 Brittiny Rhoades D Sr Freshman All-American is team s top lockdown defender 22 Dani Henry D R-So One of two players to play every minute so far this season 20 Ellen Fahey D Jr A leader at centerback has started every game of her career 8 Christine Watts D So Two assists in last three games out of the back 7 Elizabeth Sinclair M Fr True freshman is a workhorse in the midfield 19 Kira Campbell M Jr Local product has spot-started her first two seasons 12 Danielle Au M Fr Two goals in last two games to earn national honors last wk 9 Maria Petroni F Jr Tall forward looks to earn regular minutes as a junior 4 Kayla Grimsley F Jr M.A.C. Hermann Trophy Award candidate 27 Brooke Jacobs F Sr Looks to remain a solid goal scoring threat up top No. Name Pos. Yr. Min. GA GAA. Svs. W-L SO Notes 29 Mollie Patton GK R-Sr. 660: Six shutouts shy of SEC career record; No. 2 in NCAA this yr

2 2010 NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl/Exp. Hometown (High School) 0 Alex Holland GK 5-7 R-Fr./HS Cary, Ill. (Cary-Grove) 1 Roya Mojarab GK 5-4 Jr../2L Tacoma, Wash. (Curtis) 2 Gabrielle Gilbert D 5-8 Fr./HS Mississaugha, Ontario (St. Marcellinus Secondary) 3 Maureen Buff M 5-5 Fr./HS Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview) 4 Kayla Grimsley M/F 5-4 Jr../2L Lakeland, Fla. (George W. Jenkins) 5 Kelsey Barr D 5-5 Fr./HS Douglasville, Ga. (Chapel Hill) 7 Elizabeth Sinclair M 5-8 Fr./HS St. Louis, Mo. (Cor Jesu Academy) 8 Christine Watts M 5-6 So./1L Duluth, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge) 9 Maria Petroni F 5-10 Jr./2L Flowery Branch, Ga. (Buford) 10 Natalie Aaron F 5-5 Jr./2L Brentwood, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) 11 Samantha McGowan F 5-9 Fr./HS Essex, Ontario (Ecole Secondaire L essor) 12 Danielle Au F 5-5 Fr./HS Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett) 13 Jocelyn Spurrier D 5-8 R-Soph./SQ Lawrenceville, Ga. (Brookwood) 14 Lolly Holland M 5-4 Jr./2L Suwanee, Ga. (South Forsyth) 15 Kortney Rhoades M 5-4 Jr./1L Wilmington, Del. (Padua // St. Joseph s) 16 Lauren Hyden D 5-4 Fr./HS Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz) 17 Danielle Manning D 5-3 Fr./HS Tampa, Fla. (Berkeley Prep) 18 Ali Glemser D 5-3 R-Soph./1L Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville) 19 Kira Campbell M 5-8 Jr./2L Lexington, S.C. (Lexington) 20 Ellen Fahey D 5-7 Jr./2L Fort Wright, Ky. (Notre Dame Academy) 21 Brittiny Rhoades D 5-3 Sr./3L Wilmington, Del. (Padua) 22 Dani Henry F/D 5-4 R-Soph./1L Avondole, Pa. (Padua) 23 Kayla Paoulos F 5-7 Fr./HS Buffalo Grove, Ill. (Buffalo Grove) 24 Taylor Leach D 5-10 Fr./HS Maumee, Ohio (Anthony Wayne) 25 Maddy Kill M 5-7 Sr./1L Marietta, Ga. (Marist School // Seton Hall) 26 Rae Wilson F 5-5 Soph./1L Greenville, S.C. (JL Mann) 27 Brooke Jacobs F 5-3 Sr./3L Chambersburg, Pa. (Chambersburg Area) 28 Samantha Gonzalez M 5-6 Fr./HS Kyle, Texas (Jack C. Hays) 29 Mollie Patton GK 5-7 R-Sr./2L Milford, Ohio (Milford) 32 Katrina Frost D/M 5-5 Fr./HS Fayetteville, Ga. (Starrs Mill) 35 Darien Vercillo GK 5-6 R-Fr./HS Yorba Linda, Calif. (Mater Dei) 2010 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl/Exp. Hometown (High School) 12 Danielle Au F 5-5 Fr./HS Suwanee, Ga. (North Gwinnett) 10 Natalie Aaron F 5-5 Jr./2L Brentwood, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) 5 Kelsey Barr D 5-5 Fr./HS Douglasville, Ga. (Chapel Hill) 3 Maureen Buff M 5-5 Fr./HS Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview) 19 Kira Campbell M 5-8 Jr./2L Lexington, S.C. (Lexington) 20 Ellen Fahey D 5-7 Jr./2L Fort Wright, Ky. (Notre Dame Academy) 32 Katrina Frost D/M 5-5 Fr./HS Fayetteville, Ga. (Starrs Mill) 2 Gabrielle Gilbert D 5-8 Fr./HS Mississaugha, Ontario (St. Marcellinus Secondary) 18 Ali Glemser D 5-3 R-Soph./1L Collierville, Tenn. (Collierville) 28 Samantha Gonzalez M 5-6 Fr./HS Kyle, Texas (Jack C. Hays) 4 Kayla Grimsley M/F 5-4 Jr../2L Lakeland, Fla. (George W. Jenkins) 22 Dani Henry F/D 5-4 R-Soph./1L Avondole, Pa. (Padua) 0 Alex Holland GK 5-7 R-Fr./HS Cary, Ill. (Cary-Grove) 14 Lolly Holland M 5-4 Jr./2L Suwanee, Ga. (South Forsyth) 16 Lauren Hyden D 5-4 Fr./HS Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz) 27 Brooke Jacobs F 5-3 Sr./3L Chambersburg, Pa. (Chambersburg Area) 25 Maddy Kill M 5-7 Sr./1L Marietta, Ga. (Marist School // Seton Hall) 24 Taylor Leach D 5-10 Fr./HS Maumee, Ohio (Anthony Wayne) 17 Danielle Manning D 5-3 Fr./HS Tampa, Fla. (Berkeley Prep) 11 Samantha McGowan F 5-9 Fr./HS Essex, Ontario (Ecole Secondaire L essor) 1 Roya Mojarab GK 5-4 Jr../2L Tacoma, Wash. (Curtis) 23 Kayla Paoulos F 5-7 Fr./HS Buffalo Grove, Ill. (Buffalo Grove) 29 Mollie Patton GK 5-7 R-Sr./2L Milford, Ohio (Milford) 9 Maria Petroni F 5-10 Jr./2L Flowery Branch, Ga. (Buford) 21 Brittiny Rhoades D 5-3 Sr./3L Wilmington, Del. (Padua) 15 Kortney Rhoades M 5-4 Jr./1L Wilmington, Del. (Padua // St. Joseph s) 7 Elizabeth Sinclair M 5-8 Fr./HS St. Louis, Mo. (Cor Jesu Academy) 13 Jocelyn Spurrier D 5-8 R-Soph./SQ Lawrenceville, Ga. (Brookwood) 8 Christine Watts M 5-6 So./1L Duluth, Ga. (Peachtree Ridge) 26 Rae Wilson F 5-5 Soph./1L Greenville, S.C. (JL Mann) 35 Darien Vercillo GK 5-6 R-Fr./HS Yorba Linda, Calif. (Mater Dei) PRONUNCIATIONS Danielle Au -- OWW Kira Campbell -- KEER-uh Ellen Fahey -- FAYE-he Roya Mojarab -- ROY-ah mo-jar-uhb Kayla Paoulos - PAUL-us Darien Vercillo -- ver-sill-oh SOUTH CAROLINA 2010 SEC RANKINGS (as of 9/15) Category Pl. No. Goals T-7th 10 Goals Per Game 10th 1.43 Assists T-7th 8 Assists Per Game 9th 1.14 Points 9th 28 Points Per Game T-9th 4.00 Shots 3rd 122 Shots Per Game 5th Saves T-4th 29 Saves Per Game 7th 4.14 Save Percentage 1st.935 6th NCAA Shutouts 1st 5 Goals Allowed T-1st 2 GAA 1st th NCAA Points Allowed 1st 4 Fouls 9th 56 Corners 2nd 45 Offsides 6th 14 Yellow Cards 5th 3 INDIVIDUAL Name Category Pl. No. Au Shots T-6th 22 Grimsley Assists T-2nd 4 Assists 20th NCAA Shots 4th 24 Points T-8th 8 Jacobs Shots 3rd 25 Patton Shutouts 1st 5 2nd NCAA GAA 1st th NCAA Save % 1st.935 5th NCAA Saves T-4th CAROLINASoccer -2- GAMECOCKSonline.com

3 SEC STANDINGS EASTERN DIVISION CONF ALL Team W-L Pts W-L Pct. Florida South Carolina Kentucky Georgia Vanderbilt Tennessee WESTERN DIVISION CONF ALL Team W-L Pts W-L Pct. Mississippi State Auburn Alabama Arkansas LSU Ole Miss Games through Sept. 15 THIS WEEK IN THE SEC Thursday, September 16 Minnesota at South Carolina Friday, September 17 College of Charleston at Georgia Wisconsin at Tennessee Texas Tech at Alabama St. Mary s at Arkansas Samford at Auburn LSU at Illinois Southern Miss at Ole Miss Mississippi State at Oklahoma State Valparaiso at Vanderbilt Florida at Duke (FSC) Sunday, September 12 Florida vs. North Carolina Arkansas at Florida State South Alabama at Kentucky McNeese State at LSU TCU at Ole Miss Mississippi State at Oral Roberts South Carolina at Wake Forest Chattanooga at Tennessee Wisconsin at Vanderbilt All Times Eastern SEC PRESEASON POLL 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. 2 p.m. EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Florida (11)...66 Auburn (8) Georgia...51 LSU (4) South Carolina (1)...50 Ole Miss Tennessee...32 Arkansas Vanderbilt...29 Alabama Kentucky...18 Mississippi State Overall Champion: Florida (11), South Carolina (1) ON THE HORIZON South Carolina concludes the non-conference schedule with their second ranked opponent of the week when the team plays No. 22 Wake Forest at 1 p.m. at Spry Stadium in Winston-Salem, N.C. The Gamecocks and Demon Deacons met in last year s NCAA Round of 16 match with Wake Forest claiming the 1-0 victory off a literal last-second header for a goal at 89:59. SCOUTING MINNESOTA Minnesota continues to improve in the seventh season under head coach Mikki Denney Wright. After being snubbed for a bid to the NCAA Tournament last season despite a record, the Golden Gophers have gotten off to a strong start in 2010 and bring a record into Stone Stadium. Unbeaten since dropping the season opener to Notre Dame, Minnesota features a balanced scoring attack that goes along with solid play in goal by sophomore Cat Parkhill (0.62 GAA). Six Golden Gophers have scored two or more goals this season. The team took a blow at the start of the month when MAC Hermann Trophy Award candidate Jennie Clark broke her collarbone during practice, keeping the All-Region senior defender out of the lineup. SCOUTING WAKE FOREST Wake Forest plays High Point Friday night and are coming off a disappointing overtime loss to Villanova, 3-2. The Demon Deacons have played two other SEC teams so far this season, earning a 3-1 victory against LSU and a 2-0 win against Kentucky. Coach Tony da Luz s young team is averaging 2.5 goals a game and are led by a pair of freshmen in Rachel Nuzzolese (5g, 4a, 14p) and Katie Stengel (6g, 1a, 13p). Senior goalkeeper Amanda Barasha has played once this season while recovering from a preseason injury, but freshman Aubrey Bledsoe has performed well with a 1.14 GAA and two shutouts. SENIOR CLASS SETS THE BAR HIGH The 2009 senior class left Columbia as the winningest senior class in program history, but the 2010 class can claim that distinction with another solid year. The Class of 09 held a (.674) record, the most wins and best win-percentage for a South Carolina senior class. The Class of 10 currently claims a career record of (.701) and also has the chance to become the first class to advance to the NCAA Tournament all four years. HOME AT THE STONE South Carolina has been nearly unstoppable at Stone Stadium the past three seasons, posting a record at home since The streak included a 15-game unbeaten streak from Aug. 31, 2006-Oct. 5, 2007 and a 13-game unbeaten streak at The Graveyard from Oct. 19, Oct. 23, The lone blemishes on the record are a double-overtime loss to Vanderbilt (Oct. 7, 2007), a loss to #7 Florida (Oct. 30, 2008), the NCAA Third Round thriller against #14 Wake Forest (Nov. 20, 2009) and a loss to Louisville earlier this season. Carolina went at Stone Stadium last season. IN THE POLLS South Carolina is ranked No. 20 in the NSCAA coaches poll, a jump of one spot from last week. The team is also ranked No. 21 by Soccer Times and is 16th in TopDrawerSoccer s projections. Date Opponent Result #9 Clemson W, at #9 Clemson L, at #9 Florida L, at #17 Georgia W, #13 Clemson L, vs. #3 Florida L, at #9 Clemson L, at #3 Florida L, at #1 UNC L, vs. #17 Duke L, at #14 Kentucky L, #16 Florida L, at #20 Florida L, at #9 Clemson L, #16 Kentucky L, at #25 Tennessee L, #18 Clemson L, #13 Tennessee T, 1-1 (2OT) at #20 Clemson L, 0-1 (OT) at #5 Texas A&M L, 1-2 (OT) #14 Auburn T, 0-0 (2OT) at #10 Florida L, vs. #16 Tennessee L, at #4 Virginia L, #7 Clemson W, #19 Tennessee L, #18 Florida L, 1-2 (2OT) at #20 Tennessee L, 1-2 SOUTH CAROLINA VS. RANKED TEAMS Date Opponent Result #18 Vanderbilt L, at #16 Florida L, vs. #13 Illinois L, at #13 Auburn W, #16 Tennessee T, 0-0 (2OT) #13 Florida T, 1-1 (2OT) at #1 North Carolina W, at #20 Clemson L, at #10 Tennessee L, 2-3 (OT) #25 Auburn W, at # 20 LSU T, 1-1 (2OT) at #22 Florida L, vs. #15 Tennessee W, vs. #13 Georgia L, vs. #7 Florida State T, 3-3 (2OT) #13 LSU T, 0-0 (2OT) #7 Florida L, #17 UCF W, at #23 Georgia L, at #14 LSU L, at #10 Florida L, vs. #25 Georgia W, vs. #8 Florida W, vs. #13 LSU T, #12 Rutgers W, #14 Wake Forest L, 0-1 Overall: vs. Top 10: Home: Road: Neutral: CAROLINASoccer -3- GAMECOCKSonline.com

4 CAROLINA S RECORD WHEN Overall Home Away Neutral Leading At The Half Tied At The Half Trailing At The Half Scores In The First Half Overtime Games On Television In Tournaments Against 2009 NCAA Participants Vs. Top Longest Winning Streak... W2 Longest Unbeaten Streak...U4 Active Streak...U4 Against Opponents USC Scores First Oppoenent Scores First Scores 1 Goal Scores 2 Goals Scores 3+ Goals Opponent Scores 1 Goal Opponent Scores 2 Goals Opponent Scores 3+ Goals Is Shutout Shut Out Opponent Takes More Shots Opponent Takes More Shots Time Day Games Night Games Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays Sundays August September October November After A Win After A Loss After A Tie Wearing White Wearing Garnet Wearing Black FIRST TIME OPPONENTS South Carolina will face four opponents for the first time this season. Prior to this season, the Gamecocks had never played Northeastern, Ohio, Arizona State or Minnesota. The team is this year against first time opponents after defeating Northeastern (3-0) and Ohio (2-0) while drawing Arizona State (1-1). In 2009, Carolina went against first time opponents, defeating Louisville (3-0), Cincinnati (4-0), UCF (1-0), South Alabama (6-1) and Rutgers (1-0). AU SO GOOD! Freshman Danielle Au had an impact weekend at the Carolina s Cup with two goals, including the game-winner against Furman in overtime. She became the first Gamecock freshman to score a golden goal since Lexi Tourtellotte (the only other to achieve the feat) did it against Evansville (Oct. 16, 1995) - a span of 15 seasons and 56 overtime games. For her efforts, Au was named the tournament MVP and picked up SEC Freshman of the Week and CollegeSoccer360. com Primetime Performer of the Week honors. FAHEY RETURNS Junior defender Ellen Fahey missed the Gamecock Courtyard Cup after suffering an injury against Northeastern, and the leader at centerback was missed in the team s first game without her - a 1-0 loss to Louisville at home. In fact, in the three games South Carolina has played without Fahey since 2008, the Gamecocks have gone 1-2-0, with losses against the Cardinal this year and LSU last year, and the lone win coming against Ohio this season. Fahey returned to the pitch against Arizona State and will be looked upon as the leader at centerback. KORTNEY RHOADES IS BACK AS WELL Junior midfielder Kortney Rhoades sat out the first four games of the season due to preseason surgery, but the regular starter made her 2010 debut against Arizona State with 17 minutes off the bench. Rhoades will be eased back into the lineup over the next few games. Her presence on the field adds another dimension to the Carolina attack as she brings another layer of creativity to go along with that of Kayla Grimsley up top. NEW-LOOK GRIMSLEY Junior Kayla Grimsley, an All-American candidate at forward, has been called upon to play many roles for the youthful Gamecocks in 2010, Already one of the most prolific scorers in Gamecock history, Grimsley has added to her M.O. as a distributionist as well. With four assists already on the season - three coming on game-winning goals - Grimsley moves to No. 2 on the South Carolina all-time list with 17 in her career, behind the 24 put up by Mindy Sanders from Already in the Carolina top three in nearly every offensive category (including goals, assists and points), Grimsley entered the season with the freshman (6) and sophomore (7) records for single-season assists. She needs just two more to also set the junior record. HENRY FILLS IN ADMIRABLY Sophomore defender Dani Henry took upon one of the most high-profile jobs this year when she was called to fill in the centerback spot vacated by the graduation of consensus All-American Blakely Mattern. Henry, a top 150 recruit coming out of high school, has played every minute of the season in the spot beside Ellen Fahey. WATTS PLAYS AROUND THE PITCH Sophomore Christine Watts played all 25 games last season at midfield as the team s top reserve before starting the first two games this year at the same position. However, she s taken up a new position as the team s starting right back defender. Watts initially filled in following the injury to Ellen Fahey, and her performance forced the coaches to reshuffle the lineup when Fahey returned to keep Watts starting on the backline. She s contributed two assists so far in her new position this year. SINCLAIR STARTS Freshman midfielder Elizabeth Sinclair is a Gamecock to keep your eyes on. She immediately impressed with her work ethic and skills, taking her all of two games to crack the starting 11 in the spot vacated by the graduation of All-SEC performer Kim Miller. Sinclair brings the same all-around presence to the field that Miller gave the Gamecocks as a four-year starter. McGOWAN DEBUTS Freshman Samantha McGowan had her collegiate debut against Furman and performed well at forward with two shots. The Canadian national is a goal-scoring threat up top with her height and strength, and is rebounding from an ACL tear suffered last year in high school. PADUA PALS Three starters for South Carolina played their high school soccer together at Padua Academy in Wilmington, Del. The Rhoades sisters - Brittiny and Kortney - have been regular starters since stepping onto campus. In addition, fellow starter Dani Henry also played at Padua with the Rhoades sisters. The 2010 season marks the first year that all three will start for South Carolina CAROLINASoccer -4- GAMECOCKSonline.com

5 HOME MATCHES UNDER SMITH DATE OPPONENT RESULT Davidson W, Furman W, SC State W, Kentucky L, Vanderbilt L, Ole Miss W, Mississippi State L, 1-2 (OT) UNC Greensboro W, Birmingham Southern W, Clemson L, College of Charleston W, Florida W, 1-0 (OT) Arkansas L, 1-2 (OT) LSU W, Georgia L, 1-2 (OT) Tennessee T, 1-1 (OT) Wofford W, Furman L, Charleston Southern W, Darmouth W, Davidson W, NC State W, Auburn T, 0-0 (OT) Alabama W, Vanderbilt L, Kentucky W, Georgia State W, Houston W, Iowa State W, Clemson W, Charlotte W, 2-1 (2 OT) Georgia T, 1-1 (OT) Tennessee L, Ole Miss L, Mississippi State L, 2-3 (OT) LSU W, Florida L, 1-2 (2 OT) Mercer W, Furman W, Miami (Fla.) W, Auburn L, Alabama W, Vanderbilt L, Kentucky L, 1-2 (2 OT) Arkansas L, Francis Marion W, James Madison W, The Citadel W, Clemson W, Jacksonville State W, Tennessee T, 0-0 (2 OT) Georgia W, Mississippi State W, Ole Miss T, 0-0 (2 OT) LSU W, 2-1 (2 OT) Florida T, 1-1 (2 OT) East Tennessee State W, Winthrop W, Marshall W, Kentucky W, Vanderbilt L, 0-1 (2OT) Alabama W, Auburn W, Arkansas W, East Carolina W, Boston University W, Clemson W, Furman W, East Tennessee State W, Tennessee W, Georgia T, Mississippi State W, Ole Miss W, LSU T, Florida L, College of Charleston W, Western Carolina W, UCF W, South Alabama W, Vanderbilt W, Kentucky W, Auburn W, 1-0 (OT) Alabama W, Arkansas W, Davidson W, Rutgers W, Wake Forest L, Louisville L, Ohio W, Arizona State T, 1-1 (2OT) Clemson W, Furman W, 1-0 (2OT) TOTAL RECORD: LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK: 15 SHUTOUTS RECORDED MOLLIE PATTON: LOWE S SENIOR CLASS AWARD CANDIDATE Senior goalkeeper Mollie Patton has been selected as one of 30 candidates for the 2010 Lowe s Senior CLASS Award for women s soccer. Candidates are chosen based on their dedication and achievement in four areas: Classroom, Character, Community and Competition. Patton had a record-breaking junior campaign in which she set the South Carolina and SEC records for single-season (15) and consecutive (7) shutouts. She finished the year ranked third in the nation with 15 solo shutouts, third nationally with 19 wins and 10th nationally with a 0.52 goals against average. Patton was an NSCAA All-South Region Second-Team selection, a Third- Team NSCAA Scholar All-American and a Second-Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District selection. KAYLA GRIMSLEY: MAC HERMANN TROPHY AWARD WATCH LIST Junior forward Kayla Grimsley has been named as one of 45 players selected to the 2010 Watch List for the Missouri Athletic Club s (MAC) Hermann Trophy, the top individual award presented in intercollegiate soccer. The winner of the award is selected through voting by the members of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Voting for the MAC Hermann Trophy is conducted in late November, when a field of 15 semifinalists is reduced to three finalists. Each January, the winners are honored at an annual banquet at the MAC, located in downtown St. Louis. Grimsley s appearance marks the first time a Gamecock has been selected as a candidate for the prestigious award. The honor comes on the heels of being selected for the Preseason All-SEC team. She is a two-time postseason All-SEC selection, a TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Season selection. GLEMSER S GAME Sophomore Ali Glemser grabbed her first career goal in Carolina s 3-0 win at Northeastern by scoring in the 33rd minute. She then hit the game-winner in the 2-0 victory against Ohio, marking a strong start to her second year. Glemser adds a versatile presence to the pitch with her ability to play at forward or on the backline, and may be used at both throughout the year. GILBERT GOES FOR GOLD Freshman defender Gabrielle Gilbert had a strong opening week for the Gamecocks in her collegiate debut. The Canadian national earned starts against Boston and Northeastern at right back and hit the game-winning goal against the Terriers to become the first true freshman to score a game-winning goal on the season opening weekend since Melinda Carter scored the GWG against Davidson on Sept. 1, LOVEABLE LOLLY Junior midfielder Lolly Holland picked a perfect day to score her second career goal, sliding in a shot in the 82nd minute to defeat Boston University 1-0 in the season opener. Holland will be looked upon to play an increased role in 2010 and came through in the early going with the goal. She also had an uncredited assist in the win against Northeastern two days later. BREAKING STREAKS IN BOSTON South Carolina opened the year with back-to-back road shutouts against Boston University and Northeastern, ending long home winning streaks for each team. South Carolina s victory at Boston ended a 20-game winning streak for the Terriers at Nickerson Field, dating back to the 2008 season opener. The victory against Northeastern ended a home unbeaten streak for the Huskies who had not lost a home game since October of 2008 and had not been shutout in 17 games. PATTON NAMED SEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Senior goalkeeper Mollie Patton had a strong weekend for the Gamecocks by posting two shutouts and collecting 13 total saves in South Carolina s season opening trip to Boston. Patton collected five saves and grabbed the shutout against 2009 NCAA Tournament team Boston University, becoming the first goalkeeper to shutout the Terriers at their home field since their 2008 season opener, a span of 20 straight games. Patton then tied a career high with eight saves and posted a shutout against Northeastern, becoming the first goalkeeper to shutout the Huskies at their home field in 17 games. The honor is her second career SEC Defensive Player of the Week honor. RHOADES EARNS NATIONAL HONOR Senior defender Brittiny Rhoades was honored by being selected to the Top Drawer Soccer National Team of the Week after South Carolina s opening week in Boston. Rhoades, a former Freshman All-American, will be counted upon to lead the Gamecock defense that has been ranked in the SEC s top two every season since 2007, her first year playing for the Gamecocks. Rhoades is Carolina s top lockdown defender, a set piece specialist and brings tremendous onthe-ball skills, a trait that allows the team to push her up top as opportunities present themselves CAROLINASoccer -5- GAMECOCKSonline.com

6 OVERTIME MATCHES DATE OPPONENT RESULT at VCU W, vs. Marquette (Clemson, S.C.) L, Georgia T, Evansville W, College of Charleston T, OVERTIME RECORD: at Georgia L, at Auburn T, at Furman T, OVERTIME RECORD: Kentucky L, at Georgia Southern W, OVERTIME RECORD: Wake Forest T, at Kentucky L, at Furman W, OVERTIME RECORD: Kentucky L, Wofford W, vs. Vanderbilt (SEC Tourn.) L, OVERTIME RECORD: OVERTIME RECORD: at College of Charleston T, vs. UNLV (San Diego, Calif.) T, at LSU T, Mississippi State L, OVERTIME RECORD: Florida W, Arkansas L, Georgia L, Tennessee T, at Auburn T, OVERTIME RECORD: at Clemson L, at Texas A&M L, at Houston T, Auburn T, at Ole Miss T, OVERTIME RECORD: at James Madison L, Charlotte W, Georgia T, at Vanderbilt T, Mississippi State L, Florida L, OVERTIME RECORD: Kentucky L, OVERTIME RECORD: Tennessee T, Ole Miss T, LSU W, at Arkansas T, Florida T, vs. Vanderbilt (SEC Tourn.) T, OVERTIME RECORD: at Tennessee L, at Georgia L, Vanderbilt L, at Mississippi State T, at LSU T, vs. Duke (NCAA First Rnd.) T, OVERTIME RECORD: at UNC Wilmington T, Furman W, vs. Florida State (Auburn, Ala.) T, Georgia T, LSU T, vs. William & Mary (NCAA) L, OVERTIME RECORD: at Mississippi State T, Auburn W, vs. LSU T, OVERTIME RECORD: Arizona State T, Furman W, 1-0 TOTAL RECORD: UNDER SHELLEY SMITH: GAMECOCKS ON TV South Carolina will appear on a TV a minimum of five times in 2010 with three of those games occuring on national TV, marking the fourth consecutive season that Carolina will play in front of a national audience. Five of Carolina s six SEC home games will be televised, beginning with a national broadcast against Ole Miss by the Fox Soccer Channel. The Mississippi State game will be shown on CSS and the Florida game will be shown on SUN Sports. The Tennessee and LSU matches will both be broadcast on ESPNU. RETURNING CATEGORY LEADERS Carolina returns six starters from last season s NCAA Tournament team. South Carolina will enter 2010 with a new look and new faces, but talent and depth will be available after Coach Shelley Smith signed 11 freshmen and and added another standout during preseason training. Statistical Category Breakdown Category 2009 Leader (Total) % Returning Top Returner Points Grimsley (33) 54% Grimsley (33) Goals Grimsley (13) 56% Grimsley (13) Game-Winning Goals Small, Mattern, Jacobs (3) 42% Jacobs (3) Assists Miller (11) 49% Grimsley (7) Shots Jacobs (46) 56% Jacobs (46) Shots on Goal Jacobs (30) 55% Jacobs (30) Saves Patton (63) 100% Patton (63) Goals Against Average Patton (0.52) 100% Patton (0.52) GRIMSLEY, RHOADES NAMED PRESEASON ALL-SEC Junior forward Kayla Grimsley and senior defender Brittiny Rhoades have been selected to the fourth annual women s soccer Coaches Preseason All-SEC team. Since the Preseason All- SEC team debuted in 2007, the Gamecocks have had seven selections, a number that ties Tennessee for second-most in the conference. Grimsley (Lakeland, Fla.) earns her second consecutive appearance on the preseason list and is an All-America candidate in She is a two-time All-SEC selection, a TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Season selection and returns for her junior season after one of the top all-around performances in Gamecock history. She became just the fifth player at South Carolina to hit double-digit goals in a season and finished with 13 goals and seven assists for 33 points. She finished first in the SEC in goals, second in points and fifth in assists, while coming just one point short of setting the South Carolina single-season record. Grimsley started the season with a record nine-match scoring streak and spent parts of the summer training with the U.S. U-20 and U-23 national teams. Rhoades (Wilmington, Del.) earns her first preseason honor and continues a tradition with at least one Gamecock defender earning a nod on the preseason list. She has started 68 of 70 career games at left back in leading the Gamecocks to the best three-year period in program history. She was a 2007 Freshman All-American selection and has earned the reputation as Carolina s top lockdown defender since stepping onto campus. She returns as the leader of a defense that finished last season ranked eighth nationally and posted a school-record 15 shutouts. COACHES TAB GAMECOCKS FOURTH IN SEC EAST The Southeastern Conference coaches have selected South Carolina to finish third in the SEC Eastern division this year. The Gamecocks are coming off a record in 2009 with a second place finish in the SEC East (7-3-1) and a berth in the NCAA Round of 16. Florida was selected as the favorite to win the SEC title this year with 11 of 12 first-place votes cast for the Gators. South Carolina received the other first-place vote for the East and SEC overall titles, marking the first year that the defending SEC Tournament champions received a vote for the overall title. In the East, No. 11 Florida was followed by Georgia, No. 12 South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Kentucky. Auburn was the favorite to win the West, followed by LSU, Ole Miss, Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi State. Points were compiled on a basis for each division, though each coach was not allowed to vote for their own team. EXCEEDING EXPECATIONS For the fourth consecutive year Coach Shelley Smith s 2009 squad exceeded preseason expectations by finishing strong in conference play. Picked by the coaches to finish last in 2006, the Gamecocks earned fifth in the Eastern division. Picked to finish last in the East in the 2007 SEC Preseason poll, the Gamecocks tied a program record for wins en route to a fourth place division finish. Carolina was picked fourth in the 2008 preseason poll and again improved in the standings with a third place finish in the Eastern division. Coach Smith s team was again picked fourth in 2009 and responded with an SEC East runner-up finish that earned her SEC Coach of the Year honors CAROLINASoccer -6- GAMECOCKSonline.com

7 GOAL SUMMARY Player (#) Opp. (Time) Asst. (#) L. Holland (1) Boston (81:41) Grimsley (1) Gilbert (1) Northeastern (10:26) Grimsley (2) Glemser (1) Northeastern (32:58) - OWN GOAL Northeastern (81:12) - Glemser (2) Ohio (38:04) Grimsley (3) Grimsley (1) Ohio (78:00) - Petroni (1) Arizona State (19:54) Grimsley (4), Watts (1) Grimsley (2) Clemson (51:17) Jacobs (1) Au (1) Clemson (65:59) Sinclair (1) Au (2) Furman (100:52) Watts (2) GOAL BREAKDOWN At home... 6 On the road... 4 Neutral Site... 0 vs. SEC... 0 vs. Non-Conference First Half... 4 Second Half... 6 ALL-TIME USC SCORING LIST Rnk. Name G A Pts. 1. Jennie Ondo T2. Kayla Grimsley T2. Morgan McIntyre Angela Austin Mindy Sanders Debbie Smith Melinda Carter Blakely Mattern Darcell Mollon Ashley Williams Current Players Kayla Grimsley Brooke Jacobs ALL-TIME USC GOALTENDING LIST Rnk. Name GAA SHO 1. Mollie Patton T2. Laura Armstrong T2. Elise Matthews T4. Lindsay Thorstenson T4. Carrie Warner Carolyn Ortega Emily Crain Amy Toms Amanda Sandling Jessica Freas Current Players Mollie Patton HONOR ROLL Danielle Au - Carolina s Cup Tournament MVP Kira Campbell - Gamecock Courtyard Cup All-Tournament Team Kayla Grimsley - MAC Hermann Trophy Award Watch List, Preseason All-SEC, Gamecock Courtyard Cup All-Tournament Team, Carolina s Cup All-Tournament Team, TopDrawerSoccer SEC Player To Watch (2), TopDrawerSoccer National Top 100 (26) Dani Henry - TopDrawerSoccer SEC Player To Watch (18) Mollie Patton - SEC Defensive Player of the Week (Wk1), TopDrawerSoccer SEC Player To Watch (14) Brittiny Rhoades - Preseason All-SEC, TopDrawerSoccer Team of the Week (Wk1), Carolina s Cup All-Tournament Team, TopDrawerSoccer SEC Player To Watch (8), TopDrawerSoccer National Top 100 (94) Elizabeth Sinclair - Gamecock Courtyard Cup All-Tournament Team Christine Watts - Carolina s Cup All-Tournament Team SEC WEEKLY HONORS Week Defensive POW Offensive POW Freshman of the Week 1 Mollie Patton, South Carolina Tahnai Annis, Florida Addie Eggleston, LSU 2 Sydney Hiance, Kentucky McKenzie Barney, Florida Alexa Newfield, Georgia 3 Leanna Baldner, Mississippi State Katy Frierson, Auburn Nicole Locandro, Georgia 4 Allysha Chapman, LSU McKenzie Barney, Florida Danielle Au, South Carolina CAROLINASoccer -7- GAMECOCKSonline.com

8 OPPONENT NOTES MINNESOTA (6-1-0) QUICK FACTS Location... Minneapolis, Minn. Nickname... Golden Gophers Color...Maroon & Gold Conference...Big Ten Head Coach... Mikki Denney Wright Record at School (Years) (7 yrs) Career Record (Years)... Same Assistant Coaches...Jerrod Roh, Krystle Kallman 2009 Record Conference Finish (4th) Postseason...None Series Record...First Meeting Last Meeting...N/A Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16/2 Starters Returning/Lost...11/0 Soccer SID... Brian Deutsch SID ... SID Phone...(612) Website... PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos Yr. GP G A Pts. Shots 3 Katie Bethke M Sr Molly Rouse M Sr Allie Phillips F Soph Shari Eckstrom M Jr Josie Solie D Jr Marissa Price D Soph Steph Brandt F R-Fr Angie Olson M Sr Tamara Strahota D Jr Kylie Kallman M Sr No. Name Pos. Yr. Min. GA GAA. Svs. W-L SO 00 Cat Parkhill GK Soph. 585: NSCAA/HendrickCars.com Week 4 (9/14) No. School Rec. 1. North Carolina Stanford Portland Boston College Florida Texas A&M Notre Dame Maryland Virginia BYU Santa Clara UCLA Oklahoma State Florida State Georgetown California Duke Memphis Arizona State South Carolina Georgia Wake Forest Louisville Rutgers Southern Cal Top Drawer Soccer Week 4 (9/14) No. School Rec. 1. North Carolina Stanford Boston College Portland Texas A&M Virginia Maryland Florida UCLA Notre Dame Florida State Oregon State Oklahoma State Santa Clara Duke South Carolina Virginia Tech Southern Cal Ohio State California Georgetown Wake Forest Rutgers BYU UCF Soccer America Week 4 (9/14) No. School Rec. 1. North Carolina Stanford Portland Boston College Virginia Texas A&M Maryland Florida BYU UCLA Notre Dame Santa Clara Florida State Oklahoma State Duke Louisville Memphis Oregon State Arizona State Georgetown Illinois California Minnesota Texas Southern Cal Soccer Times Week 4 (9/14) Rec. 1. North Carolina Stanford Portland Boston College Florida Texas A&M Notre Dame Virginia Maryland UCLA BYU Florida State Santa Clara Oklahoma State Duke California Memphis Wake Forest Arizona State Texas T21. Oregon State T21. South Carolina T23. Georgetown T23. Southern Cal Georgia CAROLINASoccer -8- GAMECOCKSonline.com

9 FURMAN (3-2-0) QUICK FACTS Location... Winston-Salem, N.C. Nickname...Demon Deacons Color...Old Gold & Black Conference... ACC Head Coach...Tony da Luz Record at School (Years) (14 yrs) Career Record (Years) Assistant Coaches... Tim Santoro, Megan Jessee 2009 Record Conference Finish (5th) Postseason...NCAA Elite Eight Series Record... Wake Forest leads, Last Meeting...WFU, 1-0 (11/20/09) Letterwinners Returning/Lost...16/8 Starters Returning/Lost...5/6 Soccer SID... Alex Botoman SID ... SID Phone...(336) Website... PROBABLE STARTERS No. Name Pos Yr. GP G A Pts. Shots 2 Casey Luckhurst F Sr. 4 Rachel Nuzzolese F Fr. 5 Amanda Howell M Jr. 6 Jackie McSally M Fr. 10 Bianca D Agostino D Sr. Stats to be updated after High Point Match 12 Katie Stengel F Fr. 19 Alisha Woodson D Soph. 20 Caralee Keppler D Soph. 21 Jackie Logue D Soph. 26 Kristen Meier M Soph. No. Name Pos. Yr. Min. GA GAA. Svs. W-L SO 1 Aubrey Bledsoe GK Fr. Stats to be updated after High Point Match SOUTH CAROLINA WEEKLY RANKINGS Week NSCAA South Region S. Times S. America TOP DRAWER CollegeSoccer360 Preseason 12 N/A Week 1 (8/24) Week 2 (8/31) 19 4 T Week 3 (9/7) Week 4 (9/14) 20 4 T N/A 2010 CAROLINASoccer -9- GAMECOCKSonline.com

10 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer South Carolina Game Results (as of Sep 12, 2010) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Aug 20 at Boston University W Lolly Holland (Kayla Grimsley) Aug 22 at Northeastern W Gabrielle Gilbert (Kayla Grimsley) Ali Glemser (unassisted) TEAM (unassisted) Aug 27 LOUISVILLE L Aug 29 OHIO W Ali Glemser (Kayla Grimsley) Kayla Grimsley (unassisted) Sep 05 ARIZONA STATE TO Maria Petroni (Kayla Grimsley;Christine Watts) Sep 10 CLEMSON W Kayla Grimsley (Brooke Jacobs) Danielle Au (Elizabeth Sinclair) Sep 12 FURMAN WO Danielle Au (Christine Watts) Team Record W-L-T Overall: Conference: 0-0 Home: Away: 2-0 Neutral: 0-0 Overtime: Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral: CAROLINASoccer -10- GAMECOCKSonline.com

11 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer South Carolina Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 12, 2010) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 20 at Boston University W Aug 22 at Northeastern W Aug 27 LOUISVILLE L Aug 29 OHIO W Sep 05 ARIZONA STATE To Sep 10 CLEMSON W Sep 12 FURMAN Wo TEAM STATISTICS SC OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 3 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/1851 2/215 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 4 Kayla Grimsley Danielle Au Ali Glemser Lolly Holland Maria Petroni Gabrielle Gilbert Christine Watts Brooke Jacobs Elizabeth Sinclair Brittiny Rhoades Kira Campbell Rae Wilson Ellen Fahey Sam McGowan Samantha Gonzalez Kayla Paoulos Dani Henry Kelsey Barr Katrina Frost Maddy Kill Danielle Manning Kortney Rhoades Natalie Aaron Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 29 Mollie Patton 7 660: Total 7 660: Opponents 7 660: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total South Carolina Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total South Carolina Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total South Carolina Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total South Carolina Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total South Carolina Opponents CAROLINASoccer -11- GAMECOCKSonline.com

12 SOUTH CAROLINA MATCH-BY-MATCH STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT G A PTS SH PCT SOG SOG% CORNERS FOULS YC SAVES GA 8/20 Boston /22 Northeastern /27 Louisville /29 Ohio /5 Arizona State /10 Clemson /12 Furman /16 Minnesota 9/19 Wake Forest 9/24 Vanderbilt 9/26 Kentucky 10/1 Ole Miss 10/3 Mississippi State 10/8 Auburn 10/10 Alabama 10/15 Georgia 10/17 Tennessee 10/21 Arkansas 10/24 LSU 10/29 Florida 11/3 SEC Quarterfinal 11/5 SEC Semifinal 11/7 SEC Championship South Carolina Bold - Season-High OPPONENT MATCH-BY-MATCH STATISTICS DATE OPPONENT G A PTS SH PCT SOG SOG% CORNERS FOULS YC SAVES GA 8/20 Boston /22 Northeastern /27 Louisville /29 Ohio /5 Arizona State /10 Clemson /12 Furman /16 Minnesota 9/19 Wake Forest 9/24 Vanderbilt 9/26 Kentucky 10/1 Ole Miss 10/3 Mississippi State 10/8 Auburn 10/10 Alabama 10/15 Georgia 10/17 Tennessee 10/21 Arkansas 10/24 LSU 10/29 Florida 11/3 SEC Quarterfinal 11/5 SEC Semifinal 11/7 SEC Championship Opponents CAROLINASoccer -12- GAMECOCKSonline.com

13 GAME-BY-GAME INDIVIDUAL LEADERS DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE HIGH SHOTS HIGH SOG HIGH GOALS HIGH ASSISTS HIGH POINTS 8/20 Boston W 1-0 Jacobs (3) 5 players (1) Holland (1) Grimsley (1) Holland (2) 8/22 Northeastern W 3-0 Jacobs (4) Jacobs (3) Gilbert, Glemser (1) Grimsley (1) Gilbert, Glemser (2) 8/27 Louisville L 0-1 Grimsley (5) 4 players (1) /29 Ohio W 2-0 Grimsley (5) Grimsley (4) Glemser, Grimsley (1) Grimsley (1) Grimsley (3) 9/5 Arizona State T 1-1 Jacobs (4) 3 players (1) Petroni (1) Grimsley, Watts (1) Petroni (2) 9/10 Clemson W 2-0 Au (9) Au (6) Grimsley, Au (1) Jacobs, Sinclair (1) Grimsley, Au (2) 9/12 Furman W 1-0 Au (6) Jacobs (4) Au (1) Watts (1) Au (2) 9/16 Minnesota 9/19 Wake Forest 9/24 Vanderbilt 9/26 Kentucky 10/1 Ole Miss 10/3 Mississippi State 10/8 Auburn 10/10 Alabama 10/15 Georgia 10/17 Tennessee 10/21 Arkansas 10/24 LSU 10/29 Florida 11/3 SEC Quarterfinal 11/5 SEC Semifinal 11/7 SEC Championship GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS DATE OPPONENT W/L F F F M M M D (RB) D (CB) D (CB) D (LB) GK 8/20 Boston W Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Watts Gilbert Fahey Henry B. Rhoades Patton 8/22 Northeastern W Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Watts Gilbert Fahey Henry B. Rhoades Patton 8/27 Louisville L Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Sinclair Watts Gilbert Henry B. Rhoades Patton 8/29 Ohio W Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Sinclair Watts Gilbert Henry B. Rhoades Patton 9/5 Arizona State T Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Sinclair Watts Fahey Henry B. Rhoades Patton 9/10 Clemson W Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Sinclair Watts Fahey Henry B. Rhoades Patton 9/12 Furman W Jacobs Grimsley Petroni Au Campbell Sinclair Watts Fahey Henry B. Rhoades Patton 9/16 Minnesota 9/19 Wake Forest 9/24 Vanderbilt 9/26 Kentucky 10/1 Ole Miss 10/3 Mississippi State 10/8 Auburn 10/10 Alabama 10/15 Georgia 10/17 Tennessee 10/21 Arkansas 10/24 LSU 10/29 Florida 11/3 SEC Quarterfinal 11/5 SEC Semifinal 11/7 SEC Championship 2010 CAROLINASoccer -13- GAMECOCKSonline.com

14 HOME-ONLY INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ## PLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SH PCT SOG SOG% GWG GWA 2 Gabrielle Gilbert Maureen Buff Kayla Grimsley Kelsey Barr Elizabeth Sinclair Christine Watts Maria Petroni Natalie Aaron Samantha McGowan Danielle Au Lolly Holland Kortney Rhoades Lauren Hyden Danielle Manning Ali Glemser Kira Campbell Ellen Fahey Brittiny Rhoades Dani Henry Kayla Pauolos Taylor Leach Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Brooke Jacobs Samantha Gonzalez Katrina Frost TEAM South Carolina Opponents GOALKEEPERS GP-GS Min. GA GAA. Svs. Save % W-L SO 0 Alex Holland Roya Mojarab Mollie Patton : Darien Vercillo TEAM South Carolina 5 480: Opponents 5 480: HOME-ONLY TEAM STATS SCORING USC OPP Goals Assists Points SHOTS Shots Pct Shots On Goal SOG% FOULS Fouls Cards GOALKEEPING Saves Goals Against GAA CAROLINASoccer -14- GAMECOCKSonline.com

15 AWAY-ONLY INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ## PLAYER GP-GS G A PTS SH PCT SOG SOG% GWG GWA 2 Gabrielle Gilbert Maureen Buff Kayla Grimsley Kelsey Barr Elizabeth Sinclair Christine Watts Maria Petroni Natalie Aaron Samantha McGowan Danielle Au Lolly Holland Kortney Rhoades Lauren Hyden Danielle Manning Ali Glemser Kira Campbell Ellen Fahey Brittiny Rhoades Dani Henry Kayla Pauolos Taylor Leach Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Brooke Jacobs Samantha Gonzalez Katrina Frost TEAM South Carolina Opponents GOALKEEPERS GP-GS Min. GA GAA. Svs. Save % W-L SO 0 Alex Holland Roya Mojarab Mollie Patton : Darien Vercillo TEAM South Carolina 2 180: Opponents 2 180: AWAY-ONLY TEAM STATS SCORING USC OPP Goals Assists Points SHOTS Shots Pct Shots On Goal SOG% FOULS Fouls Cards GOALKEEPING Saves Goals Against GAA CAROLINASoccer -15- GAMECOCKSonline.com

16 GAME 1 - Boston (1-0) GAME 2 - Northeastern (3-0) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer #12 South Carolina vs Boston University (Aug 20, 2010 at Boston, Mass.) South Carolina (1-0-0) vs. Boston University (0-1-0) Date: Aug 20, 2010 Attendance: 195 Weather: South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton b 2 Gabrielle Gilbert f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell b 20 Ellen Fahey b 21 Brittiny Rhoades b 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Kelsey Barr Elizabeth Sinclair Lolly Holland Danielle Manning Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Samantha Gonzalez Katrina Frost Totals Mollie Patton 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Boston University Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Carolina Boston University Goals by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Boston University Boston University gk 13 King, Kelly m 4 Heist, Brittany f 5 Gallegos, Tiya b 6 Halasz, Corie f 12 Luscinski, Jessica m 14 Donnelly, Katherine m 19 Kelleher, Shauna m 22 Clark, Emma b 23 Cords, Lina f 25 Kevorkian, Lisa b 26 Morrow, Jessica Binns, Alice Albin, Lily Mullen, Erin Clemens, Madison Strom, Kylie Anderson, Adrienne Minto, Krista Totals King, Kelly 45: Binns, Alice 45: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Boston University Fouls 1 2 Total South Carolina Boston University Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 81:41 SC Lolly Holland (1) Kayla Grimsley Slid onto the ball, slotted it into the lower right side Cautions and ejections: YC-SC #32 (68:45) Win-Mollie Patton (1-0-0). Loss-Binns, Alice (0-1-0). Stadium: Nickerson Field Officials: Referee: Mike Mason; Asst. Referee: Matt Mercier; Teresa Miguel; Timekeeper: Tony Robillard; Scorer: Stefanie Howlett; Offsides: South Carolina 2, Boston University 2. Official's signature Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer #12 South Carolina vs Northeastern (Aug 22, 2010 at Brookline, Mass.) South Carolina (2-0-0) vs. Northeastern (0-1-0) Date: Aug 22, 2010 Attendance: 235 Weather: Rainy South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton d 2 Gabrielle Gilbert f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 20 Ellen Fahey d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Kelsey Barr Elizabeth Sinclair Natalie Aaron Lolly Holland Ali Glemser Kayla Paoulos Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Samantha Gonzalez Katrina Frost TM TEAM Totals Mollie Patton 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Northeastern Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Carolina Northeastern Goals by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Northeastern Northeastern gk 28 Fylak, Sarah d 3 Magnusdottir, Sandr d 4 Condie, Lesley f 6 Petta, Devin f 7 Napoli, Veronica m 8 Anderson, Kirby f 9 Samuelsdottir, Greta d 10 Nielsen, Tinna m 12 Savoy, Hillary d 19 Matthews, Kelly m 20 Blake, Kristen Penn, Megan Holmstedt, Laura Skeffington, Taylor Jatkola, Gabbi Raiola, Stefanie Totals Fylak, Sarah 83: Penn, Megan 6: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Northeastern Fouls 1 2 Total South Carolina Northeastern Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 10:26 SC Gabrielle Gilbert (1) Kayla Grimsley OFF REBOUND 2. 32:58 SC Ali Glemser (1) (unassisted) REBOUND OFF POST 3. 81:12 SC OWN GOAL (unassisted) OWN GOAL Cautions and ejections: Win-Mollie Patton (2-0). Loss-Fylak, Sarah (0-1). Stadium: Parsons Field Officials: Referee: Ed Martins; Asst. Referee: Amilcar Sicaju; George Silva; Scorer: Robert Mullen; Offsides: South Carolina 1, Northeastern 1. GAME 3 - LOUISVILLE (0-1) GAME 4 - OHIO (2-0) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer Louisville vs #13 South Carolina (Aug 27, 2010 at Columbia, S.C.) Official's signature Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer Ohio vs #13 South Carolina (Aug 29, 2010 at Columbia, S.C.) Louisville (2-0-0) vs. South Carolina (2-1-0) Date: Aug 27, 2010 Attendance: 1559 Weather: Louisville gk 12 VANCIL, Taylor d 2 HOLTZ, Courtney m 3 UREMOVICH, Angelik m 4 MITCHELL, Nicole f 7 CARDELL, Emily d 9 PAWLIK, Jordan m 13 REHDER, Caitlin d 17 TOLLEY, Meredith m 19 JONES, Jennifer f 22 EXETER, Christine d 24 MELHADO, Rachel DAVIS, Erin CASSELMAN, Julie LEAMY, Shannon BERBERICH, Megan Totals VANCIL, Taylor 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Louisville South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Total Louisville South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 Total Louisville South Carolina South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton d 2 Gabrielle Gilbert f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair d 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Kelsey Barr Lolly Holland Ali Glemser Rae Wilson Totals Mollie Patton 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Louisville South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Total Louisville South Carolina Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 63:26 UL JONES, Jennifer (1) Penalty kick Cautions and ejections: YC-SC #22 (46:46) Win-VANCIL, Taylor (2-0-0). Loss-Mollie Patton (2-1-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Chris Heintzman; Asst. Referee: Steve Abbott; Jason Kent; Alt. Official: Kenneth Ayers; Timekeeper: Isaac Lestienne; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Louisville 0, South Carolina 1. Official's signature Ohio (1-2-0) vs. South Carolina (3-1-0) Date: Aug 29, 2010 Attendance: 1476 Weather: Ohio Player Sh SO G A Po # Min gk 0 LISTON, Mattie m 4 PICHEL, Kelsey m 5 ROGERS, Cathryn d 6 HOWARD, Paige m 8 HANSON, Jackie m 9 BURKE, Lauren d 10 BROWN, Sarah d 12 NORDTVEIT, Kim m 13 SEITZ, Sara f 14 SCHWENKE, Erin d 20 PHILPOT, Rachael DIETER, Laura BECHTEL, Natalie BODI, Ainsley MERGIAN, Taleen KEMEN, Katie FAMODU, Toye Totals LISTON, Mattie 90: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total Ohio South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Total Ohio South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 Total Ohio South Carolina South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton d 2 Gabrielle Gilbert f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair d 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Kelsey Barr Lolly Holland Ali Glemser Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Samantha Gonzalez Totals Mollie Patton 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Ohio South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Total Ohio South Carolina Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 38:04 SC Ali Glemser (2) Kayla Grimsley Shot in box from cross #4 feed 2. 78:00 SC Kayla Grimsley (1) (unassisted) Strike from the side Cautions and ejections: YC-SC #21 (69:21) Win-Mollie Patton (3-1-0). Loss-LISTON, Mattie (1-2-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Wayne Paluschek; Asst. Referee: Bob Wern; Paul Radlinski; Alt. Official: Joe Balasz; Timekeeper: Bernice Woodard; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Ohio 0, South Carolina 4. Official's signature 2010 CAROLINASoccer -16- GAMECOCKSonline.com

17 GAME 5 - ARIZONA STATE (1-1) GAME 6 - CLEMSON (2-0) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer Arizona State vs #19 South Carolina (Sep 05, 2010 at Columbia, S.C.) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer Clemson vs #21 South Carolina (Sep 10, 2010 at Columbia, S.C.) Arizona State (3-0-1) vs. South Carolina (3-1-1) Date: Sep 05, 2010 Attendance: 1656 Weather: Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Arizona State South Carolina Clemson (5-1-0) vs. South Carolina (4-1-1) Date: Sep 10, 2010 Attendance: 3017 Weather: Goals by period 1 2 Total Clemson South Carolina Arizona State gk 1 Alyssa Gillmore m 2 Lindsey Johns f 3 Sierra Cook d 5 Josie Graybeal f 8 Devin Marshall d 10 Jasmine Roth m 13 Alexandra Elston d 19 Kari Shane d 24 Kaitlyn Pavlovich f 27 Karin Volpe m 28 Taylor McCarter Miah Mollay Jessie Richardson Alyssa Freeman Nicole Acosta Holland Crook Blair Alderson Kiara Williams Totals South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair d 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 20 Ellen Fahey d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Gabrielle Gilbert Kelsey Barr Lolly Holland Kortney Rhoades Ali Glemser Kayla Paoulos Rae Wilson Samantha Gonzalez Totals Clemson gk 1 Lauren Arnold d 2 Erica Kim d 3 Emily Tatum d 7 Katie Uyenishi m 10 Vanessa Laxgang m 13 Jess Stephens f 14 Rachel Hurd m 17 Sarah Jacobs d 18 Heather Marik f 19 Jackie Dutton f 21 Maddy Elder Deana Sherry Hailey Karg Maggie Murphy Callie Cavanaugh Totals South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair d 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 20 Ellen Fahey d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Gabrielle Gilbert Kelsey Barr Natalie Aaron Lolly Holland Kortney Rhoades Ali Glemser Maddy Kill Rae Wilson Totals Alyssa Gillmore 110: Mollie Patton 110: Lauren Arnold 90: Mollie Patton 90: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Arizona State South Carolina Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Arizona State South Carolina Shots by period 1 2 Total Clemson South Carolina Saves by period 1 2 Total Clemson South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Arizona State South Carolina Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Arizona State South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Total Clemson South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Total Clemson South Carolina Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 19:54 SC Maria Petroni (1) Kayla Grimsley Header off feeds from #4 and #8 Christine Watts 2. 36:48 ASU Taylor McCarter (1) (unassisted) Strike from 20yrds Cautions and ejections: YC-ASU #28 (86:35); YC-ASU #10 (103:26) Arizona State-Alyssa Gillmore (3-0-1). South Carolina-Mollie Patton (3-1-1). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Rob Mann; Asst. Referee: Alan Schechtman; Kenneth Ayers; Alt. Official: Peter Valentino; Timekeeper: Bernice Woodard; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Arizona State 0, South Carolina 2. Official's signature GAME 7 - FURMAN (1-0) Soccer Box Score (Final) 2010 South Carolina Women's Soccer Furman vs #21 South Carolina (Sep 12, 2010 at Columbia, S.C.) Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description 1. 51:17 SC Kayla Grimsley (2) Brooke Jacobs Beat def and struck past keep 2. 65:59 SC Danielle Au (1) Elizabeth Sinclair Blast off rebound from #7 Cautions and ejections: Win-Mollie Patton (4-1-1). Loss-Lauren Arnold (5-1-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Alan Schechtman; Asst. Referee: Steve Abbott; John Mauer; Alt. Official: Kenneth Ayers; Timekeeper: Megan Mabry; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Clemson 0, South Carolina 2. Official's signature GAME 8 - MINNESOTA Furman (4-3-0) vs. South Carolina (5-1-1) Date: Sep 12, 2010 Attendance: 1545 Weather: Furman gk 00 Jessica Smith d 4 Ashley Creavalle m 6 Dee Makris d 9 Graham Marchman d 10 Catie Moore d 11 Meagan Zusi m 12 Chelsea McKie m 13 Rachel Shelnutt f 14 Martha Hall m 20 Megan Dougherty m 27 Laura White Caitlin Shelton Emily Cooper Casey McKeon Ellen Moore Kitty Tryon Totals Jessica Smith 100: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Furman South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Furman South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Furman South Carolina South Carolina gk 29 Mollie Patton f 4 Kayla Grimsley m 7 Elizabeth Sinclair d 8 Christine Watts f 9 Maria Petroni m 12 Danielle Au m 19 Kira Campbell d 20 Ellen Fahey d 21 Brittiny Rhoades d 22 Dani Henry f 27 Brooke Jacobs Kelsey Barr Natalie Aaron Sam McGowan Lolly Holland Kortney Rhoades Ali Glemser Rae Wilson Totals Mollie Patton 100: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Furman South Carolina Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Furman South Carolina Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description :52 SC Danielle Au (2) Christine Watts Header from 6' Cautions and ejections: YC-FUR #11 (75:02) Win-Mollie Patton (5-1-1). Loss-Jessica Smith (4-3-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Skye Arthur Banning; Asst. Referee: Mario Lupisella; Joel Barber; Alt. Official: Amy Mahan; Timekeeper: Ryan Pederson; Scorer: Miquel Jacobs; Offsides: Furman 0, South Carolina 2. Official's signature 2010 CAROLINASoccer -17- GAMECOCKSonline.com

18 Shelley Smith 10th Season Shelley Smith enters her tenth season at the helm of the USC women s soccer program after turning the Gamecocks into conference and national title contenders with three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Smith moved Carolina into the upper echelon of programs after guiding the Gamecocks in 2009 to the program s first SEC title and a berth in the NCAA Round of 16, earning her SEC Coach of the Year and NSCAA South Region Coach of the Year honors. South Carolina was a No. 2 national seed in the tournament and finished with a record, the best in school history. The team s conference record was also a program best, and four players earned All-SEC honors. The Gamecocks finished as one of the top defensive teams in the nation with a school record 15 shutouts, led by Mattern on the backline who was a consensus first team All-American in her final season. Grimsley finished the year with 33 points and was named an honorable mention All- American by Top Drawer Soccer. The team finished eighth in the nation in average attendance. Carolina s success in the classroom also continued last season as her squad earned two Academic All-District honors in Mattern and Mollie Patton for the second consecutive year. Mattern was also named to the Academic All-America first team, making South Carolina one of only four teams in the nation - and the only in the SEC - to have an Academic All-American selected each of the past five seasons. Her team was also honored with its eighth NSCAA Team Academic Award. Smith has coached 131 SEC Academic Honor Roll recipients since coming to USC in Smith has coached several top student-athletes at Carolina including Ashley Kirk, USC s first fourtime All-SEC honoree, Carolina s first All-American in four-time All-SEC selection Blakely Mattern and two-time All-SEC performers Melinda Carter, Jessica Julin, Kayla Grimsley and Sarah Lentz. Julin is currently the captain of the Finland National Team and Carter played in the WUSA. The Gamecocks have earned 24 All-SEC honors in the last nine years. In her first season as head coach at Carolina (2001), the Gamecocks were the third most improved team in the nation with an overall record. Carolina also had one of the school s best home records, going 5-3 at Stone Stadium, allowing opponents to score only four goals in eight matches. The success continued for USC in 2002 with 13 wins in Smith s second season. The year was highlighted with USC s first ever victories against Florida and Kentucky. Smith also led her team to ties against 2002 SEC champion Auburn and Eastern Division champion Tennessee. Smith led the Gamecocks to another successful season in 2003 with 10 wins including a USC record eight-game unbeaten streak as well as a record at home in Stone Stadium. The 2004 season featured a win over No. 7 Clemson, the Gamecocks first win over a ranked opponent since 1998, as well as a 6-3 mark in nonconference action. Ashley Kirk also became the first freshman soccer player in school history to be named SEC Freshman of the Year. In addition, Carolina set a school record for a home gamewinning streak with six consecutive wins. Following an injury filled 2005 season, the program took a big step forward in 2006 as USC went undefeated at home for the first time in school history with an mark at Stone Stadium. The season culminated with the Gamecocks advancing to the SEC Tournament semifinals for the first time in Carolina history, as Blakely Mattern became the team s first Freshman All-America selection since The 2007 season marked the official turning point of the program, tying the school record with 14 victories and advancing to the NCAA Tournament for only the second time in program history. Carolina posted a overall record including a mark in the SEC after beginning the season by becoming the first team ever to knock off defending national champion and topranked North Carolina in a season opening game at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill. The Gamecocks ran to a start to the season and peaked at No. 7 in the national polls. For the second consecutive season South Carolina advanced to the SEC Tournament semifinals after knocking off Tennessee for the first time in program history and earned the school s first bid to the NCAA Tournament since Blakely Mattern became the first sophomore to ever earn SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors in addition to becoming the first All-American in South Carolina history. Smith cemented Carolina s position as a conference title contender and player on the national stage after guiding the Gamecocks in 2008 to their second consecutive NCAA Tournament bid and third consecutive SEC Tournament bid. The Gamecocks went overall and earned five SEC wins for the third year in a row with only one senior on the roster. Respected as a top defensive team, the Gamecocks finished the regular season second in the SEC with eight shutouts and ranked in the top two in every major defensive category including goals allowed, points allowed, shots allowed and shots on goal allowed. Besides her collegiate coaching, Smith was a member of the Region III ODP staff for the past five years, as well as an assistant for the `90 Regional Team. Smith also was a member of the 2003 U-14 National Camp staff for U.S. Soccer. With a background in both semi-professional and collegiate soccer, Smith previously served as head coach at Rhode Island from The 2000 NSCAA Northeast Region Coach of the Year, Smith rebuilt the URI women s soccer program, compiling a overall record. Smith took a program that was 2-16 her first year to in her second season, marking the eighth-most improved won-lost record for a team in NCAA history. In 2000, Smith coached URI to its best record ever of , while reaching the Atlantic 10 Semifinals, a first in URI history. Smith was nominated for the 2000 and 2009 National Coach of the Year. The New England Women s Soccer Intercollegiate Soccer Association (NEWISA) also named her its Division I Coach of the Year in She was the 1998 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year as well. In addition to her experience as a coach, Smith brings experience from the semi-professional level. From , Smith played for the Boston Renegades in the W-1 League. Smith was captain in 2000 as she led Boston to the semifinals in the W-1 Championship. The Renegades reached the finals in Smith also had the opportunity to play overseas in 1994 as a member of the Sheffield United Women s Football Club in England. Smith, a 1993 graduate of the University of Vermont with a degree in nutritional science, received her teacher s certificate from the same institution in Smith started all four years for the Catamounts. Her primary positions were center midfielder and central defender. She was a regional All-American in both 1992 and `93 in addition to being named First Team All-North Atlantic Conference each year from During her freshman year, the squad won the ECAC Tournament. Smith was named to Vermont s Athletic Hall of Fame in the summer of Smith worked as an assistant coach at Dartmouth College from The Big Green made the NCAA Tournament in her second season with the program. Smith is married to USC associate head coach Jamie Smith, a 1994 graduate of Providence College. They are the proud parents of two sons, Braden James, born on Nov. 25, 2003 and Evan Addison born on Jan. 6, The family resides in Columbia, S.C. Smith has her USSF B license and the NCAA Advanced National Diploma. She is currently a member of the USYSA Regional Olympic Development Staff. 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