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1 UPCOMING SCHEDULE (Oct. 9-15) Oct. 10 *James Madison at William & Mary 7 p.m. *VCU at Old Dominion 7 p.m. Oct. 13 *William & Mary at Towson *Drexel at Georgia State *Northeastern at VCU *Delaware at UNC Wilmington *Old Dominion at George Mason *Hofstra at James Madison 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Oct. 15 *Northeastern at James Madison 1 p.m. *Old Dominion at Towson 1 p.m. *Delaware at Georgia State 1 p.m. *William & Mary at George Mason 1 p.m. *Drexel at UNC Wilmington 2 p.m. *Hofstra at VCU 2 p.m. WOMEN S SOCCER Colonial Athletic Association Weekly Report: October 9, 2006 Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison UNC Wilmington Northeastern Old Dominion Towson VCU William & Mary For Immediate Release Contact: Rob Washburn (804) rwashburn@caasports.com CAA STANDINGS Conference Overall Team W L T Pts. W L T Pct. H A N William & Mary Northeastern Old Dominion VCU UNC Wilmington Delaware Hofstra George Mason James Madison Towson Drexel Georgia State * - denotes CAA match In CAA play, 3 points for a win and 1 point for a tie BRINE CAA WOMEN S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Laura Salich, George Mason Jr., D, Alpharetta, Ga./Milton Salich was the anchor of a George Mason defense that posted back-to-back shutout CAA wins on the road at Delaware (1-0) and Drexel (2-0). The junior right back helped limit the Hens and Dragons to just five combined shots on goal as the Patriots recorded shutouts in consecutive games for the first time since Salich has started every game this season for Mason and has two assists. BRINE CAA WOMEN S SOCCER ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Jamie Balzarini, UNC Wilmington Fr., GK, Holbrook, N.Y./Sachem Balzarini made nine saves and allowed just one goal in 180 minutes of action as UNC Wilmington split two road matches last week. The freshman goalie stopped four shots and recorded her fifth shutout of the season in the Seahawks 3-0 triumph at Hofstra, which snapped the Pride s 14-game home unbeaten streak. She also had four saves in a narrow 1-0 setback at Northeastern. For the season, Balzarini owns a 0.92 GAA.

2 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Oct. 9, 2006 LAST WEEK S RESULTS (Oct. 2-8) Oct. 8 *William & Mary 1, VCU 0 *UNC Wilmington 3, Hofstra 0 *Old Dominion 2, James Madison 1 *Northeastern 1, Georgia State 0 *Delaware 1, Towson 0 *George Mason 2, Drexel 0 Oct. 6 *Northeastern 1, UNC Wilmington 0 *George Mason 1, Delaware 0 *Hofstra 2, Georgia State 1 *Drexel 1, Towson 0 * - denotes CAA match CONFERENCE NOTES: W&M Ranked #18 Nationally: William & Mary is ranked #18 this week by the NSCAA and #23 by Soccer Buzz in their October 9 polls. The Tribe, which is overall and on a nine-match unbeaten streak, has been nationally ranked for six straight weeks. Non-Conference Success For CAA Women s Soccer: CAA women s soccer teams performed well in the non-conference portion of the schedule with a combined mark of (.634). Seven CAA Teams Ranked Regionally by Soccer Buzz: Seven of the CAA s 12 teams are ranked regionally by Soccer Buzz in its October 9 polls. Four conference teams are among 15 ranked in the Mid-Atlantic region with William & Mary at #6, Old Dominion at #8, VCU at #9 and Delaware at #10. In the Northeast region, Northeastern moved up to #5 and Hofstra is ranked #13. UNC Wilmington moved up to #8 in the Southeast Region. Shutting Them Out: An amazing 23 of the 34 CAA matches played thus far have included shutouts, including eight in 10 matches last weekend. Of the nine conference matches played last weekend, nine were decided by just one goal. ODU s Watson Among Nation s Top Scorers: ODU junior Katie Watson is 14th in the nation in goals (0.77 gpg) and 23th in points (1.69 ppg) according to the latest NCAA stats through games of Oct. 8. William & Mary junior Donna Mataya is 16th in goals (0.75 pg). Towson junior goalie Brandi Daniels is 20th in save percentage (.868). CAA Players of the Week 8/28 - Katie Watson, ODU 9/5 - Claire Zimmeck, W&M/Brandi Daniels, Towson 9/11 - Lauren Tupman, ODU 9/18 - Erica Marshall, Towson 9/25 - Marie Curtin, HU/Donna Mataya, W&M 10/2 - Kelly Renkin, UNC Wilmington 10/9 - Laura Salich, George Mason CAA Rookies of the Week 8/28 - Phyllicia Rosselli, Towson 9/5 - Melissa Kilker, Delaware 9/11 - Liza Rebello, Northeastern 9/18 - Kellie Jenkins, W&M/Corky Julien, JMU 9/25 - Sophia Palmquist, Northeastern 10/2 - Myriam Bouchard, VCU 10/9 - Jamie Balzarini, UNC Wilmington DELAWARE (8-4-2 overall, 3-3 in CAA): The Blue Hens posted their third consecutive split of weekend conference matches, falling 1-0 to George Mason on Friday but beating Towson 1-0 on Sunday. Sophomore midfielder Kasie Shover netted the game-winner for the second straight Sunday when her corner kick deflected off the crossbar and into the net in the 72nd minute against TU. Three of Shover s five goals this season have been game-winners and she has scored in three of her past four contests. Shover s goal snapped a streak of nearly four matches since the Blue Hens had scored a goal in regulation dating back to Sept. 24. Goalkeeper Bonnie Mills made two saves against Towson to record her sixth shutout of the season and stopped four shots in the setback to Mason. The six shutouts is tied for fourth on the UD season list. The Hens visit UNCW and Georgia State this weekend. DREXEL (4-8-1 overall, 1-5 in CAA): The Dragons defeated Towson 1-0 on Friday for their first win of the season but lost 2-0 to George Mason on Sunday. Senior forward Stacey Blevins netted the game-winner against the Tigers, placing a shot into the top left corner of the goal from the top of the penalty box in the 47th minute. It was the first goal of the year for Blevins, who ranks fourth in career goals (15) and points at Drexel. Heatherrae and Sherriann Steadman each picked up an assist on the play. Goalkeeper Kaitlin Bond had to make just one save to post her third shutout of the year. The Dragons were held scoreless for the third time in CAA action by Mason, despite a pair of good first-half chances. Drexel is on the road at Georgia State and UNC Wilmington this weekend. GEORGE MASON (6-7-1 overall, 3-3 in CAA):

3 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Oct. 9, 2006 CAA Preseason Coaches Poll 1. VCU (8) Hofstra (2) James Madison (2) William & Mary Delaware Old Dominion George Mason UNC Wilmington Northeastern Towson Georgia State Drexel 12 ( ) - first-place votes. Teams were awarded 11 points for a 1st place vote, 10 for 2nd etc. Soccer Buzz Regional Rankings (10/9) Mid-Atlantic 1. West Virginia 2. Penn State 3. Villanova 4. Virginia 5. Rutgers 6. William & Mary 7. Navy 8. Old Dominion 9. VCU 10. Delaware 11. Virginia Tech 12. Penn 13. Monmouth 14. Pittsburgh 15. Loyola (Md.) Northeast 1. Boston Univ. 2. Boston College 3. Dartmouth 4. Maine 5. Northeastern 6. Brown 7. Yale 8. Connecticut 9. St. John s 10. Massachusetts 11. Colgate 12. Fordham 13. Hofstra 14. Niagara 15. Columbia Southeast 1. North Carolina 2. Florida State 3. Wake Forest 4. Florida 5. Duke 6. Auburn 7. N.C. State 8. UNC Wilmington 9. South Carolina 10. Miami 11. Georgia 12. Clemson 13. Samford 14. Kennesaw State 15. UCF The Patriots increased their winning streak to three and recorded back-to-back shutouts for the first time all year after beating Delaware (1-0) and Drexel (2-0) on the road last weekend. The consecutive shutouts are the first for Mason since 2004 and the winning streak is also the longest since a four-game run in Junior defender Laura Salich anchored a Patriots defense that limited the Hens and Dragons to just five combined shots on goal. Goalie Kasey Davenport made two saves in each contest and picked up her fifth and sixth shutouts of the year. Sophomore Nilani Duarte scored the game-winner at UD, knocking in the rebound of Jessie Hart s shot off the crossbar. Mason tallied a pair of secondhalf goals at Drexel as junior L.J. Williams scored her fifth goal of the year off freshman Leslie Cabe s third assist, and junior Rachel Wiggins netted her teamleading seventh goal of the season off an assist from Kelly Keelan. Mason entertains Old Dominion and William & Mary this week. GEORGIA STATE (3-9-3 overall, in CAA): The Panthers came up on the short end of two more close matches, losing 2-1 at Hofstra and 1-0 at Northeastern. Four of Georgia State s five CAA setbacks have been by just one goal. Senior forward Tenisha Cohen scored her first goal of the season at Hofstra, finding the net from 10 yards out off a perfect pass from senior Amber Collins-Cephers in the 11th minute that tied the contest at 1-1. The goal ended a streak of eight straight home shutouts by the Pride against CAA foes. The Panthers were held scoreless for the sixth time this season in the loss at Northeastern. State s defense has limited 10 of its 15 opponents to two goals or less, but hasn t scored more than two goals in any game this season. The Panthers host Drexel and Delaware this weekend. HOFSTRA (7-6-1 overall, 3-3 in CAA): The Pride topped Georgia State 2-1 on Friday, but saw its 14-game home unbeaten streak snapped with a 3-0 loss to UNC Wilmington on Sunday. Hofstra had been at home since 2004, including 5-0 this season. Freshman forward Jill Lipari gave the Pride a 1-0 lead just 9:49 into the match with GSU and sophomore midfielder Sara Gulley netted the game-winner on her first career goal with 41 seconds left in the first half. All-CAA midfielder Marie Curtin, who assisted on Lipari s goal, suffered an ankle injury against the Panthers that is expected to sideline her for 2-3 weeks. She is the fourth Hofstra regular to be lost to injury this season and All-America defender Sue Weber is the only healthy starter remaining from last year s CAA championship squad. Hofstra has a challenging week ahead with road matches at James Madison and VCU. JAMES MADISON (5-7-1 overall, in CAA): The Dukes were beaten 2-1 at Old Dominion on Sunday in their only action of the week. After falling behind 1-0 early, JMU drew even in the 59th minute as freshman Corky Julien scored her team-leading fifth goal of the season. Twelve of the Dukes 20 goals this season have been registered by freshmen or sophomores, with Julien and fellow rookie Jess Remmes combining for eight. Senior Natalie Ewell picked up her sixth assist on the play, which leads the CAA. JMU has outshot its past two opponent, but suffered one-goal setbacks. After playing a postponed match at William & Mary on Tuesday, the Dukes are at home for four of their final five. JMU hosts Hofstra and Northeastern this weekend. UNC WILMINGTON (9-4 overall, 4-2 in CAA): The Seahawks rebounded from a 1-0 loss at Northeastern on Friday to post an impressive 3-0 victory at Hofstra on Sunday. It was UNCW s first-ever win at Hofstra and snapped the Pride s 14-game home unbeaten streak dating back to Sophomore forward Kelly Renkin gave the Seahawks a 1-0 lead in the 20th minute with her team-leading sixth goal of the year, and senior Liz Chriss followed with her first goal just 1:52 later to put UNCW in control. Junior Ashley Church found the net from 30 yards out late in the match for her fifth goal of the

4 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Oct. 9, 2006 NSCAA/adidas Top 25 Poll (10/10) 1. Notre Dame 2. North Carolina 3. Santa Clara 4. UCLA 5. Portland 6. Florida State 7. West Virginia 8. Texas A&M 9. Wake Forest 10. Boston Univ. 11. Penn State 12. Oklahoma State 13. Utah 14. Texas 15. Virginia 16. Indiana 17. Brigham Young 18. William & Mary 19. Boston College 20. Louisville 21. Florida 22. California 23. Villanova 24. Illinois 25. Colorado Soccer Buzz Top 30 Poll (10/9) 1. Notre Dame 2. North Carolina 3. Santa Clara 4. UCLA 5. Florida State 6. Portland 7. West Virginia 8. Wake Forest 9. Texas A&M 10. Boston Univ. 11. Penn State 12. Tennessee 13. Villanova 14. Oklahoma State 15. BYU 16. California 17. Louisville 18. Florida 19. Texas 20. Virginia 21. USC 22. Rutgers 23. William & Mary 24. Indiana 25. Utah 26. Boston College 27. Colorado 28. Dartmouth 29. Stanford 30. Loyola Marymount year. Freshman goalkeeper Jamie Balzarini made four saves and recorded her fifth shutout of the year. Balzarini, who stopped five shots in the setback at NU, lowered her GAA to UNCW s three CAA road wins is a school record and its four conference victories matches a school record. The Seahawks return home for the first time since Sept. 24, entertaining Delaware and Drexel this weekend. NORTHEASTERN (8-3-2 overall, in CAA): The Huskies moved into a tie atop the CAA standings with 13 points after a pair of 1-0 victories over UNC Wilmington and Georgia State. With the wins, Northeastern improved to 6-0 at home this season. Junior defender Hannah Schindler netted the game-winner against UNCW in the 43rd minute, scoring her first goal of the season after a scramble in front of the net. Sophomore forward Jenna Lucchesi tallied the game-winning goal against GSU in the 51st minute, banging the ball off the right post from six yards out off an assist from senior Siobhan Howard. The goal was Lucchesi s third of the season. Junior goalkeeper Annie Petrofsky made six saves against the Seahawks and four versus the Panthers to record her league-leading sixth and seventh shutouts of the year. Petrofsky lowered her GAA on the season to The Huskies are on the road this weekend at VCU and James Madison. OLD DOMINION (12-1 overall, 4-1 in CAA): The Lady Monarchs extended their winning streak to four with a 2-1 triumph over James Madison on Sunday. The victory improved Old Dominion to 12-1 overall, which is just one shy of its school record of 13 wins set in Junior forward Lisa McKenzie scored both goals against the Dukes, giving ODU a quick 1-0 lead with an unassisted tally at the 4:41 mark and then breaking a 1-1 tie with less than seven minutes remaining off an assist from Jenni Purdum. McKenzie has three goals and 10 points on the season. Sophomore goalie Lauren Tupman returned to action for the first time since suffering a foot injury on Sept. 22 and made one save during 45 minutes of action in the second half. The Lady Monarchs host VCU on Tuesday and then travel to George Mason and Towson. TOWSON (5-7-1 overall, 1-5 in CAA): The Tigers continued to struggle offensively last week as they suffered 1-0 losses on the road at Drexel and Delaware. Towson has dropped five of its last six and has been outscored 7-1 during that stretch. Three setbacks have been by 1-0 scores. The Tigers were out-shot 8-4 at Drexel and 13-4 at Delaware. Junior goalkeeper Brandi Daniels played well, making four saves against the Hens and five versus the Dragons. She leads the CAA in save percentage (.868) and saves (79) and owns a 0.93 GAA. Towson is back at home this week against William & Mary and Old Dominion. VCU (8-3-2 overall, 4-1 in CAA): The Rams suffered their first CAA loss of the season, dropping a hard-fought 1-0 decision at 18th-ranked William & Mary on Sunday. The setback also ended VCU s seven-game unbeaten streak (6-0-1) that dated back to Sept. 8. VCU had a edge in shots and put six of them on net. Megan Flanagan launched a team-high four shots and Pernilla Jansson took three. Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hardison made seven saves, but gave up the game s lone goal in the 66th minute. Hardison ranks third in the CAA with a 0.83 GAA. The Rams have an important week ahead, traveling to Old Dominion on Tuesday before hosting Northeastern and Hofstra over the weekend. WILLIAM & MARY ( overall, in CAA):

5 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Oct. 9, 2006 CAA vs. Other Conferences (through games of 10/8) America East ACC Atlantic Sun Atlantic Big East Big Sky Big South Big Ten Conference USA Ivy Metro Atlantic Mountain West Northeast Ohio Valley Patriot SEC Southern Sun Belt United Soccer West Coast Independent The 18th-ranked Tribe moved atop the CAA standings with a 1-0 triumph over VCU on Sunday. William & Mary, which is the lone undefeated team in CAA play, extended its unbeaten streak to nine and ended VCU s five-match winning streak. Sophomore midfielder Danielle Collins scored the only goal of the game in the 66th minute, fielding a pass from junior Mary MacKenzie Grier and blasting it into the net from 20 yards out. It was Collins second goal of the season. Sophomore goalkeeper Meghan Walker made six saves and recorded her sixth shutout of the season, four of which have come in the past six matches. Walker lowered her GAA to 0.67, which leads the conference. Sophomore forward Claire Zimmeck had five shots against the Rams, with four of them on goal. The Tribe entertains James Madison on Tuesday and then goes to Towson and George Mason this weekend. Total

6 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Team GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK/PKA YC/RC Delaware /1 11/0 Drexel /2 9/0 George Mason /0 11/0 Georgia State /1 8/0 Hofstra /0 6/0 James Madison /0 9/0 Northeastern /0 7/0 Old Dominion /2 8/0 Towson /0 6/0 UNC Wilmington /0 6/0 VCU /0 9/0 William & Mary /0 4/0 SHOTS POINTS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Old Dominion Old Dominion William & Mary William & Mary Northeastern James Madison VCU Delaware Georgia State Northeastern Towson George Mason George Mason VCU Hofstra UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington Towson Delaware Hofstra James Madison Georgia State Drexel Drexel GOALS GOALS PER GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Old Dominion Old Dominion William & Mary William & Mary Delaware Delaware Northeastern James Madison James Madison Northeastern UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington George Mason VCU VCU Towson Towson George Mason Hofstra Hofstra Georgia State Drexel Drexel Georgia State ASSISTS ASSISTS PER GAME ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G William & Mary William & Mary James Madison James Madison Old Dominion Old Dominion Northeastern Northeastern George Mason George Mason VCU VCU Hofstra Hofstra Delaware Delaware Towson Towson Georgia State Drexel Drexel UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington Georgia State

7 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS GOALS ALLOWED GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP GA Minutes Avg Old Dominion Old Dominion : William & Mary William & Mary : Towson Northeastern : VCU VCU : UNC Wilmington Towson : Northeastern UNC Wilmington : Delaware Delaware : Hofstra Hofstra : George Mason Georgia State : Drexel George Mason : Georgia State Drexel : James Madison James Madison : SAVES SHUTOUTS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP Shutouts Avg/G Georgia State Old Dominion Drexel Northeastern Towson William & Mary Delaware UNC Wilmington Hofstra Delaware Northeastern Towson George Mason VCU James Madison Georgia State Old Dominion Drexel William & Mary Hofstra UNC Wilmington George Mason VCU James Madison FOULS CORNERS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Delaware Delaware Georgia State William & Mary Northeastern Georgia State UNC Wilmington Old Dominion Drexel UNC Wilmington George Mason Hofstra Hofstra Drexel James Madison Towson VCU James Madison Old Dominion Northeastern Towson George Mason William & Mary VCU OFFSIDES YELLOW CARDS ## Team GP No. Avg/G ## Team GP No. Avg/G Georgia State Delaware Towson George Mason William & Mary VCU James Madison James Madison Old Dominion Drexel George Mason Old Dominion Hofstra Georgia State Delaware Northeastern UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington VCU Towson Northeastern Hofstra Drexel William & Mary

8 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS CONFERENCE OVERALL CURRENT UNBEATEN STREAK STANDINGS W- L- T Pct GF GA W- L- T Pct GF GA Team No. Record in streak William & Mary William & Mary Old Dominion Old Dominion VCU George Mason Northeastern Northeastern UNC Wilmington UNC Wilmington Delaware Delaware Hofstra George Mason James Madison Towson Drexel Georgia State TEAM SUMMARIES Team GP GF-GA Score Avg Margin PK-ATT Shots Saves Save% Corners Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison Northeastern Old Dominion Towson UNC Wilmington VCU William & Mary ATTENDANCE Team HOME GAMES Avg AWAY GAMES Avg NEUT GAMES Avg ALL GAMES Avg Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison Northeastern Old Dominion Towson UNC Wilmington VCU William & Mary Totals

9 INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games, goalies at least 50.0% of their team's minutes. SHOTS SHOTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Watson, Katie-ODU Watson, Katie-ODU Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Jansson, Pernilla-VCU ZIMMECK, Claire-W&M ZIMMECK, Claire-W&M Jansson, Pernilla-VCU McKenzie, Lisa-ODU McKenzie, Lisa-ODU L.J. Williams-MASON L.J. Williams-MASON Knight, Shavon-ODU Knight, Shavon-ODU Whelan, Caitlin-NU Whelan, Caitlin-NU Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL MATAYA, Donna-W&M Kowalik, Kristin-NU Kowalik, Kristin-NU Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL POINTS POINTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G Watson, Katie-ODU Watson, Katie-ODU Knight, Shavon-ODU Knight, Shavon-ODU MATAYA, Donna-W&M MATAYA, Donna-W&M Rachel Wiggins-MASON Rachel Wiggins-MASON Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Marshall, Erica-TOWSON Marshall, Erica-TOWSON Moorwood, Hayley-VCU Renkin, Kelly-UNCW Renkin, Kelly-UNCW Moorwood, Hayley-VCU Shover, Kasie-DELAWARE ZIMMECK, Claire-W&M Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL Shover, Kasie-DELAWARE Boyd, Lindsay-DELAWARE Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL GOALS GOALS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Watson, Katie-ODU Watson, Katie-ODU MATAYA, Donna-W&M MATAYA, Donna-W&M Knight, Shavon-ODU Knight, Shavon-ODU Rachel Wiggins-MASON Rachel Wiggins-MASON Renkin, Kelly-UNCW Marshall, Erica-TOWSON Marshall, Erica-TOWSON Renkin, Kelly-UNCW Boyd, Lindsay-DELAWARE Boyd, Lindsay-DELAWARE Shover, Kasie-DELAWARE Shover, Kasie-DELAWARE Church, Ashley-UNCW Rebello, Liza-NU Rebello, Liza-NU Church, Ashley-UNCW L.J. Williams-MASON L.J. Williams-MASON Julien, Corky-JMU Julien, Corky-JMU Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Moorwood, Hayley-VCU Moorwood, Hayley-VCU Carter, Nathalie-GSU

10 INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS ASSISTS ASSISTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Ewell, Natalie-JMU Ewell, Natalie-JMU Lowry, Annie-JMU Lowry, Annie-JMU Power, Stephanie-VCU Knight, Shavon-ODU Knight, Shavon-ODU Power, Stephanie-VCU Kilker, Melissa-DELAWARE Kilker, Melissa-DELAWARE Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA Curtin, Marie-HOFSTRA McKenzie, Lisa-ODU Palmquist, Sophia-NU Palmquist, Sophia-NU Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL Yiantsos, Aleka-DREXEL McKenzie, Lisa-ODU ZIMMECK, Claire-W&M ZIMMECK, Claire-W&M VORNADORE, Krissy-W&M Lucchesi, Jenna-NU Gross, Marissa-TOWSON Olsson, Hanna-NU Howard, Siobhan-NU Moorwood, Hayley-VCU Cebulski, Sarah-JMU Leslie Cabe-MASON Rachel Wiggins-MASON Sarah Fack-MASON Weber, Sue-HOFSTRA Collins-Cephers, Amb-GSU GAME-WINNING GOALS ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G MATAYA, Donna-W&M Watson, Katie-ODU Renkin, Kelly-UNCW Julien, Corky-JMU Shover, Kasie-DELAWARE Moorwood, Hayley-VCU GOALS AGAINST AVG SAVE PERCENTAGE ## Player-Team GP GA Minutes GaAvg ## Player-Team GP Saves GA SavePct WALKER, Meghan-W&M : Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON Tupman, Lauren-ODU : Petrofsky, Annie-NU Hardison, Lauren-VCU : Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE Petrofsky, Annie-NU : Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL Balzarini, Jamie-UNCW : WALKER, Meghan-W&M Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON : Tupman, Lauren-ODU Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE : Robens, Krystal-HOFSTRA Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL : Vargo, Charlotte-GSU Kasey Davenport-MASON : Hardison, Lauren-VCU Robens, Krystal-HOFSTRA : Kasey Davenport-MASON SAVES SAVES PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE Petrofsky, Annie-NU Petrofsky, Annie-NU Kasey Davenport-MASON Kasey Davenport-MASON Vargo, Charlotte-GSU Robens, Krystal-HOFSTRA Robens, Krystal-HOFSTRA Vargo, Charlotte-GSU WALKER, Meghan-W&M Wszalek, Diane-JMU Megan Macdonald-GSU WALKER, Meghan-W&M Wszalek, Diane-JMU Balzarini, Jamie-UNCW Hardison, Lauren-VCU

11 INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS SHUTOUTS SHUTOUTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G ## Player-Team GP Shutouts Sho/G 1.Petrofsky, Annie-NU Balzarini, Jamie-UNCW Balzarini, Jamie-UNCW Petrofsky, Annie-NU Kasey Davenport-MASON Tupman, Lauren-ODU WALKER, Meghan-W&M WALKER, Meghan-W&M Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE Kasey Davenport-MASON Hardison, Lauren-VCU Mills, Bonnie-DELAWARE Tupman, Lauren-ODU Hardison, Lauren-VCU Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON Daniels, Brandi-TOWSON Wszalek, Diane-JMU Wszalek, Diane-JMU Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL Bond, Kaitlin-DREXEL TEAM IDENTIFICATION Team Team ID Delaware... DELAWARE Drexel... DREXEL George Mason... MASON Georgia State... GSU Hofstra... HOFSTRA James Madison... JMU Northeastern... NU Old Dominion... ODU Towson... TOWSON UNC Wilmington... UNCW VCU... VCU William & Mary... W&M

12 Conference Schedule and Results Delaware (8-4-2,3-3-0) Drexel (4-8-1,1-5-0) Aug 25 SAINT JOSEPH'S... W Aug 25 at ARMY... L Aug 27 SETON HALL... W Aug 30 MARIST... L Sep 01 vs Morehead State... W /08/06 at Fairleigh Dickinson. L Sep 03 at Marshall... W Sep 10 TEMPLE... W Sep 08 YALE... T Sep 13 LIU... W Sep 10 LEHIGH... W Sep 16 RIDER... T Sep 15 vs FAIRFIEL... L Sep 19 NJIT... W Sep 17 vs AIRFORCE... T Sep 22 *WILLIAM & MARY... L Sep 22 *OLD DOMINION... W Sep 24 *OLD DOMINION... L Sep 24 *WILLIAM & MARY... L /29/06 *at James Madison... L Sep 29 *at VCU... L Oct 01 *at VCU... L /1/06 *at James Madison... W Oct 06 *TOWSON... W Oct 06 *GEORGE MASON... L Oct 08 *GEORGE MASON... L Oct 08 *TOWSON... W George Mason (6-7-1,3-3-0) Georgia State (3-9-3,0-5-1) Aug 25 at Virginia Tech... T Aug 25 at Kennesaw State... L Aug 27 COASTAL... W Aug 27 at Charlotte... T Sep 02 GEORGETOWN... W Sep 1 vs Tennessee Tech... W Sep 03 vs American University. L Sep 03 at Mercer... W Sep 08 vs Seton Hall... W Sep 08 at NC State... L Sep 10 vs Georgia... L Sep 10 at East Carolina... L Sep 15 at Navy... L Sep 15 at Georgia Southern... W Sep 17 MARYLAND... L Sep 17 at Georgia... L Sep 22 *at Northeastern... L Sep 19 at Jacksonville State.. T Sep 24 *at Hofstra... L Sep 22 *JAMES MADISON... T Sep 29 *UNC WILMINGTON... L Sep 24 *VCU... L Oct 01 *GEORGIA STATE... W Sep 29 *at Towson... L Oct 06 *at Delaware... W Oct 01 *at George Mason... L Oct 08 *at DREXEL... W Oct 06 *at Hofstra... L Oct 08 *at Northeastern... L Hofstra (7-6-1,3-3-0) James Madison (5-7-1,1-3-1) Aug 25 at Connecticut... L /25/06 RUTGERS... L Aug 27 vs Fairfield... W /27/06 WEST VIRGINIA... L Sep 01 SACRED HEART... W 1-0 Sep 03 at South Carolina... L Sep 03 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT... W Sept 5 at Richmond... W Sep 08 at Penn... L /8/06 at Virginia Tech... W /10/06 vs Princeton... L /10/06 vs Wake Forest... L Sep 15 at Fordham Rams... W /14/06 GEORGE WASHINGTON... W /17/06 at Fairleigh Dickinson. T Sep 17 at Georgetown... W Sep 22 *TOWSON... W Sep 22 *at Georgia State... T Sep 24 *GEORGE MASON... W Sep 24 *at UNC Wilmington... L Sep 29 *at William & Mary... L /29/06 *DREXEL... W Oct 01 *at Old Dominion... L /1/06 *DELAWARE... L Oct 06 *GEORGIA STATE... W Oct 08 *at Old Dominion... L Oct 08 *UNC WILMINGTON... L

13 Conference Schedule and Results Northeastern (8-3-2,4-1-1) Old Dominion (12-1,4-1) Aug 26 vs DUQUESNE... W Aug 25 EAST CAROLINA... W Aug 27 at VERMONT... W Aug 27 at Elon... W Sep. 2 at Boston College... L Sep 01 at Radford... W Sep 05 HOLY CROSS... W Sep 03 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON... W Sep 10 ST. JOSEPH'S... W Sep 08 at Northern Colorado... W Sep 15 vs Saint Mary's... T Sep 10 at Wyoming... W Sep 17 vs Penn State... L Sep 16 CAMPBELL... W Sep 22 *GEORGE MASON... W Sep 18 LIBERTY... W Sep 24 *TOWSON... W Sep 22 *at Delaware... L Sep 29 *at Old Dominion... L Sep 24 *at DREXEL... W Oct 01 *at William & Mary... T Sep 29 *NORTHEASTERN... W Oct 06 *UNC WILMINGTON... W 1-0 Oct 01 *HOFSTRA... W Oct 08 *GEORGIA STATE... W Oct 08 *JAMES MADISON... W Towson (5-7-1,1-5-0) UNC Wilmington (9-4,4-2) Aug 25 at Rider University... W Aug 25 at Appalachian State... W Aug 28 MOUNT ST. MARY'S... W Aug 27 at NC State... L Sept 2 at Maryland... T Aug 30 ELON... W Sep 8 at Stony Brook... L Sept 3 DAVIDSON... W Sep 10 vs Lafayette... L Sep 08 at Coll of Charleston.. W Sep 16 vs Saint Joseph's... W Sep 15 at East Carolina... W Sep 17 HOWARD... W Sep 17 WAKE FOREST... L Sep 22 *at Hofstra... L Sep 22 *VCU... L Sep 24 *at Northeastern... L Sep 24 *JAMES MADISON... W Sep 29 *GEORGIA STATE... W Sep 29 *at George Mason... W Oct 1 *UNC WILMINGTON... L Oct 1 *at Towson... W Oct 06 *at DREXEL... L Oct 06 *at Northeastern... L 0-1 Oct 08 *at Delaware... L Oct 08 *at Hofstra... W VCU (8-3-2,4-1-0) William & Mary (10-1-2,4-0-1) Aug 26 vs Stetson... W Aug 25 UNC GREENSBORO... W Aug 27 at Florida Atlantic... T Aug 27 SYRACUSE... W Aug 30 at Virginia... L Sep 01 vs Vanderbilt... W 1-0 Sep 03 at Richmond... W Sep 03 at Auburn... L Sep 08 COLGATE... L Sep 08 vs La Salle... W 2-1 Sep 10 LA SALLE... W Sep 10 vs Colgate... W 2-0 Sep 15 vs Princeton... T Sep 15 NC STATE... T Sep 17 vs NC State... W Sep 17 PRINCETON... W Sep 22 *at UNC Wilmington... W Sep 22 *at DREXEL... W Sep 24 *at Georgia State... W Sep 24 *at Delaware... W Sep 29 *DELAWARE... W Sep 29 *HOFSTRA... W Oct 01 *DREXEL... W Oct 01 *NORTHEASTERN... T Oct 08 *at William & Mary... L Oct 08 *VCU... W * = Conference game