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1 UPCOMING SCHEDULE (Sept ) Sept. 26 *Drexel at Northeastern - 6 pm *Georgia State at Old Dominion - 7 pm *Delaware at Hofstra - 7 pm *UNCW at William & Mary - 7 pm *George Mason at James Madison - 7 pm *Towson at VCU - 7 pm Sept. 28 *James Madison at Towson - 1 pm *Hofstra at Drexel - 1 pm *William & Mary at Georgia State - 1 pm *Northeastern at Delaware - 1 pm *Old Dominion at UNC Wilmington - 2 pm *VCU at George Mason - 3 pm WOMEN S SOCCER Colonial Athletic Association Weekly Report: September 22, 2008 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 Old Dominion Georgia State Drexel James Madison William & Mary UNC Wilmington Northeastern Delaware VCU Hofstra George Mason Towson In CAA play, 3 points for a win and 1 point for a tie CAA WOMEN S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Teresa Rynier, James Madison So., MF, Leola, Pa./Conestoga Valley Rynier tallied a goal and assisted on a pair of game-winning scores as James Madison knocked off #17 Penn State 1-0 and downed regionally ranked Virginia Tech 4-3 in double overtime last week. The sophomore delivered a corner kick to Teri Maykoski for the game-winning header versus PSU. At Tech, Rynier scored a goal to give the Dukes a 3-2 second-half lead and then assisted on the game-winner by Cate Tisinger. CAA WOMEN S SOCCER ROOKIE OF THE WEEK: Veronica Napoli, Northeastern Fr., F, Newport, R.I./Prout Napoli recorded two goals and an assist as Northeastern split a pair of matches last week. The freshman forward scored two straight goals, including the game-winner, as the Huskies rallied past Bryant 3-1. She also assisted on a game-tying goal by Liza Rebello in NU s 2-1 overtime loss to Harvard. Napoli has three goals for the season.

2 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Sept. 22, 2008 LAST WEEK S RESULTS (Sept ) Sept. 21 William & Mary 6, Akron 0 Old Dominion 1, N.C. State 0 Mercer 2, Georgia State 0 VCU 3, Navy 1 Saint Joseph s 2, Drexel 1 UNC Wilmington 2, Davidson 0 Northeastern 3, Bryant 1 Hofstra 3, Central Connecticut St. 3 (2 ot) James Madison 4, Virginia Tech 3 (2 ot) Sept. 20 Longwood 1, George Mason 0 (ot) Sept. 19 Georgia State 1, Georgia Southern 0 (ot) Old Dominion 4, Akron 0 Princeton 1, Towson 0 (ot) VCU 5, Wofford 0 William & Mary 2, N.C. State 1 Saint Joseph s 2, Delaware 1 Sept. 18 James Madison 1, Penn State 0 Hofstra 1, Stony Brook 0 Sept. 17 Drexel 3, UMBC 0 Harvard 2, Northeastern 1 (ot) Sept. 16 George Mason 9, Howard 1 CAA Players of the Week 8/25 - Kay Harbrueger, Georgia State Shavon Knight, Old Dominion 9/2 - Elizabeth Brewster, Old Dominion 9/8 - Kelly Keelan, George Mason Kay Harbrueger, Georgia State 9/15 - Stephanie Power, VCU 9/22 - Teresa Rynier, James Madison CAA Rookies of the Week 8/25 - Jenna Lindsay, Drexel 9/2 - Erin Pardini, UNC Wilmington 9/8 - Victoria Johnson, Old Dominion 9/15 - Kelly Dodd, UNC Wilmington 9/22 - Veronica Napoli, Northeastern CONFERENCE NOTES: ODU Ranked #25 By Soccer America: Old Dominion is ranked #25 in the nation this week by Soccer America. The Lady Monarchs improved to 7-1 this season after defeating previously unbeaten Akron (6-0) and ACC foe N.C. State (1-0) over the weekend. Four CAA Teams Ranked Regionally: Four CAA teams are ranked regionally this week by Soccer Buzz in its Sept. 22 poll. In the Mid-Atlantic region poll, William & Mary is #6, Old Dominion is #7 and James Madison is #8, while in the Northeast region, Hofstra is ranked #9. The NSCAA will release its updated rankings on Sept. 23. State s Gonzales Among Candidates For Senior CLASS Award: Georgia State senior Candace Gonzales is one of 30 candidates for the Lowe s Senior CLASS Award, which is given to student-athletes in nine Division I sports based on their dedication and achievement in the areas of Classroom, Character, Community and Competition. Harbrueger Among Top Scorers: Georgia State s Kay Harbrueger ranks second in the nation in points per game (3.25) and 4th in goals per game (1.38) according to the latest NCAA stats through games of Sept. 21. ODU s Shavon Knight is 13th in points (2.25 ppg) and tied for 19th in goals (1.16 gpg) with Drexel freshman Jenna Lindsay. VCU senior Stephanie Power ranks sixth in assists (0.88) and JMU s Teresa Rynier (0.75) is 14th. Conference Play Gets Underway: Conference play gets started in the CAA this week with all 12 teams facing league opponents on Friday and Sunday. William & Mary earned five first-place votes and was picked first in a pre-season poll of the league coaches, but second-place James Madison received four first-place votes and third-place Hofstra got three. DELAWARE (3-3-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Blue Hens dropped a 2-1 decision to Saint Joseph s in their only action of the week. Delaware jumped out to a 1-0 advantage just 2:19 into the match as senior midfielder Alli D Amico scored her third goal of the season on a penalty kick. D Amico finished the match with a team-high five shots, including four on net. Senior keeper Annie Bevan made four saves for UD, but gave up a pair of goals during a three-minute stretch of the first half. The Blue Hens begin CAA play with matches against Hofstra and Northeastern. DREXEL (5-3 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Dragons tied their school record for non-conference wins in a season after beating UMBC (3-0) and losing to Saint Joseph s (2-1) last week. Senior Aleka Yiantsos contributed the game-winning goal and an assist at UMBC and then scored Drexel s lone goal on a penalty kick versus Saint Joe s. Yiantsos tied the Drexel career record for goals (18) and game-winners (5). Freshman Jenna Lindsay continued her outstanding season with a pair of goals at UMBC. Lindsey is tied for second in the CAA with seven goals and is only two away from tying the Dragons season goals record. The Dragons visit Northeastern on Friday before hosting Hofstra on Sunday. GEORGE MASON (3-5 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Patriots crushed Howard 9-1, but suffered a 1-0 overtime setback at Longwood last week. Junior Kelly Keelan moved from goalkeeper back to forward versus Howard and recorded just the fifth hat trick in school history with three

3 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Sept. 22, 2008 NSCAA Regional Rankings (9/15) Mid-Atlantic 1. Virginia 2. West Virginia 2. Villanova 4. Georgetown 5. Rutgers 6. William & Mary 6. Virginia Tech 8. Richmond 9. James Madison 10. Old Dominion/Seton Hall Northeast 1. Boston College 2. Boston University 3. Brown 4. Fairfield 5. Yale/St. John s 7. Central Connecticut 8. Columbia 9. Harvard 10. Long Island 11. Northeastern/Niagara Soccer Buzz Regional Rankings (9/22) Mid-Atlantic 1. West Virginia 2. Virginia 3. Georgetown 4. Rutgers 5. Villanova 6. William & Mary 7. Old Dominion 8. James Madison 9. Virginia Tech 10. Princeton Northeast 1. Boston College 2. Harvard 3. Fairfield 4. St. John s 5. Yale 6. Columbia 7. Brown 8. Dartmouth 9. Hofstra 10. Boston Univ. RV: Northeastern goals. Keelan leads the Patriots with five goals. Freshman midfielder Zania Barnum added a goal and two assists off the bench against Howard and Annie Lebherz scored her first two goals of the year. The nine goals were the most in a game for Mason since The Patriots out-shot Longwood 17-6, but fell in overtime on a 35-yard free kick. Keelan led the way with six shots. Mason faces in-state foes James Madison and VCU to open its CAA schedule. GEORGIA STATE (7-2 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Panthers split matches with in-state rivals last week, topping Georgia Southern 1-0 in overtime, but losing 2-0 to Mercer. State played without leading scorer Kay Harbrueger and fellow senior Kara Vezza against Ga. Southern due to suspensions, but sophomore Apryl Goodwin s fourth goal of the season was the game-winner late in the first overtime. Freshman goalkeeper Kellianne Collins filled in for injured starter Heidi Blankenship and earned her first career shutout against Ga. Southern. She also made 10 saves in the setback to Mercer. State opens CAA action against ODU and William & Mary this week. HOFSTRA (3-4-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Pride played a pair of double-overtime thrillers last week, beating Stony Brook 1-0 and tying Central Connecticut 3-3. Hofstra out-shot its two foes by a margin. Sophomore transfer Dana Bergstrom headed in a cross from Jess Crankshaw to give Hofstra the win over SBU. Senior Marie Curtin became just the third player in school history to record 20 career assists when she set up Courtney Breen s goal versus CCSU. Junior Diane Caldwell and senior Edel Malone also scored against the Blue Devils. Hofstra improved to at Hofstra Soccer Stadium since the facility opened in The Pride meets Delaware and Drexel this week to start their CAA slate. JAMES MADISON (4-2-2 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Dukes knocked off #17 Penn State 1-0 and outlasted Virginia Tech 4-3 in double overtime last week. JMU is in its last three contests, all of which have come against teams that are either nationally or regionally ranked. The JMU/Penn State game was played before a school-record crowd of 1,849 and a national TV audience on FOX Soccer Channel. Teri Maykoski headed in the game-winning goal versus PSU off a corner kick from Teresa Rynier. The victory improved JMU s home field unbeaten streak to 19 matches (17-0-2). Sophomore Cate Tisinger scored a pair of goals at Tech, including the gamewinner. Rynier delivered the assist on the game-winner and also scored a goal that put JMU ahead 3-2. Kim Germain is now 7th in career assists (19) at JMU, while Rynier is 10th (17). Keeper Diane Wszalek picked up her first shutout of the year against PSU after deflecting a free kick over the crossbar. JMU meets George Mason and Towson this week. UNC WILMINGTON (4-3-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Seahawks are on a three-game winning streak after posting a 2-0 victory at Davidson on Sunday. All three victories in the streak have come on the road and have been shutouts. Freshman midfielder Sydney Rigsbee scored the game-winning goal just seven minutes into the first half. She is the third different UNCW freshman to net a game-winner during the streak. Senior Kelly Renkin converted a penalty kick in the second half for the Seahawks other score. Freshman keeper Chandler Follett made four saves and recorded her second straight shutout. She has allowed just one goal in 225 minutes this season. UNCW takes on William & Mary and ODU to open its CAA schedule. NORTHEASTERN (4-3-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Huskies bounced back from a 2-1 overtime loss to Harvard to defeat Bryant 3-1. Northeastern trailed Bryant 1-0 before getting back-to-back goals from freshman forward Veronica Napoli to take the lead. Napoli has three goals and

4 CAA Weekly Report WOMEN S SOCCER Sept. 22, 2008 CAA Preseason Coaches Poll 1. William and Mary (5) James Madison (4) Hofstra (3) VCU UNC Wilmington George Mason Delaware Old Dominion Northeastern Georgia State Towson Drexel 13 Pre-Season All-CAA Team Caitlyn Germain, Jr., F, Delaware Cate Tisinger, So., F, James Madison Katie Watson, Sr., F, Old Dominion Claire Zimmeck, Sr., F, William & Mary Dani Collins, Sr., MF, William & Mary Kim Germain, Sr., MF, James Madison Edel Malone, Sr., MF, Hofstra Kelly Renkin, Sr., MF, UNC Wilmington Marie Curtin, Sr., D, Hofstra Kaitlin O Connor, So., D, William & Mary Samara Stephen-Down, Sr., D, VCU Caitlin Walko, Jr., D, James Madison Meghan Walker, Sr., GK, William & Mary Pre-Season Player of the Year: Claire Zimmeck, William & Mary National Honors Soccer Buzz Elite Team of the Week 8/27: Emily Pratt, GK, UNC Wilmington 9/3: Elizabeth Brewster, D, Old Dominion 9/16: Stephanie Power, MF, VCU CAA Players On Hermann Trophy Watch List Dani Collins, William & Mary Kim Germain, James Madison Edel Malone, Hofstra Cate Tisinger, James Madison Claire Zimmeck, William & Mary eight points on the season. Senior midfielder Emilee Ellison, who has anchored the Huskies defense this season, added her first goal of the year with just over 10 minutes to go. Junior forward Liza Rebello scored her team-leading fourth goal of the season in the 56th minute versus Harvard to tie the contest. Rebello and Napoli also recorded assists last week. The Huskies have already scored more goals in 2008 (11) than all last season (9). NU faces Drexel and Delaware to open CAA play. OLD DOMINION (7-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Lady Monarchs are ranked #25 nationally by Soccer America this week after victories over previously unbeaten Akron (4-0) and N.C. State (1-0). ODU is now unbeaten in its last 17 home non-conference games dating back to Senior forward Katie Watson recorded a hat trick versus Akron, scoring three of the team s four goals including the game-winner. Watson is now second on the team in goals (6) and points (14). Kelsey Williams scored her first goal of the season in the 40th minute to lead ODU past N.C. State. The victory was the first ever for the Lady Monarchs against an ACC opponent. Senior Shavon Knight added two assists last week and is second in the CAA with 18 points. Keeper Lauren Tupman tops the CAA with four shutouts in eight matches. ODU s defense limited State to just four shots and Akron to seven. ODU opens CAA play against Georgia State and UNC Wilmington this week. TOWSON (3-5 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Tigers dropped a 1-0 decision in overtime at Princeton last Friday. It was the third straight loss for Towson, which hasn t scored a goal in its last 276:47 dating back to a 1-0 overtime win against Rider on Sept. 4. Freshman goalkeeper Jocelyn Papciak started her second straight game and made three saves as the Tigers were out-shot Towson starts CAA play this weekend with matches against VCU and James Madison. VCU (4-4 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Rams pushed their winning streak to four with victories over Wofford (5-1) and Navy (3-1). Senior midfielder Megan Flanagan recorded two goals and an assist against Wofford and then contributed a goal and an assist in the win at Navy. Flanagan has 11 points (4g, 3a) on the season. Senior Stephanie Power tallied a goal and three assists versus Wofford and at one point had been involved in nine straight VCU goals. Power added two more assists at Navy and now leads the CAA with seven assists for the season. Sophomore Laurel Pastor scored a goal in each contest, including the game-winner at Navy. She has eight points in her past three matches. Fifth-year senior goalkeeper Kali Van Covern made her first two career starts and allowed just a pair of goals. VCU meets Towson and George Mason this weekend to open league action. WILLIAM & MARY (5-3-1 overall, 0-0 in CAA): The Tribe handed N.C. State its first loss of the season, 2-1 in double overtime, and then cruised past Akron 6-0. Senior forward Claire Zimmeck tallied two goals and two assists over the weekend, including the game-winning goal in the 105th minute to beat NCSU. Zimmeck, who had the first multi-assist game of her career against Akron, became just the sixth player to go over 100 points for her career (105). Stephanie Gerow scored the other Tribe goal versus the Pack. Five different players scored their first career points against Akron, including goals by Anna Keyes, Gabby Gonzales and Emily DeNardis. W&M s six goals were its most ever at Albert-Daly Field. Tribe coach John Daly is just two wins shy of 300 for his career. W&M meets UNCW and Georgia State this weekend.

5 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Team Miscellaneous GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK-PKA YC-RC Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison Northeastern Old Dominion Towson UNC Wilmington VCU William and Mary SHOTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Old Dominion Georgia State George Mason Hofstra Northeastern Drexel James Madison William and Mary Towson UNC Wilmington Delaware VCU POINTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Georgia State Old Dominion William and Mary Drexel VCU George Mason James Madison UNC Wilmington Northeastern Hofstra Delaware Towson GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Georgia State Old Dominion William and Mary Drexel George Mason VCU James Madison Northeastern Hofstra UNC Wilmington Delaware Towson ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. William and Mary Old Dominion VCU Georgia State George Mason Drexel James Madison UNC Wilmington Hofstra Northeastern Delaware Towson GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Old Dominion Georgia State Drexel William and Mary VCU George Mason James Madison Northeastern Delaware Hofstra UNC Wilmington Towson ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Old Dominion VCU William and Mary George Mason Georgia State Drexel James Madison UNC Wilmington Hofstra Northeastern Delaware Towson

6 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G 1. Old Dominion Drexel Northeastern Georgia State Delaware William and Mary UNC Wilmington Towson Hofstra VCU James Madison George Mason GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE GP GA Minutes GA Avg. 1. Old Dominion : Georgia State : Northeastern : Drexel : Delaware : William and Mary : UNC Wilmington : Towson : Hofstra : VCU : James Madison : George Mason : SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. George Mason William and Mary Georgia State Northeastern Delaware UNC Wilmington James Madison Hofstra Towson Drexel Old Dominion VCU FOULS GP No. Avg/G 1. James Madison Georgia State Hofstra Northeastern Old Dominion UNC Wilmington VCU Towson William and Mary George Mason Delaware Drexel OFFSIDES GP No. Avg/G 1. Drexel James Madison Georgia State Delaware Old Dominion Towson George Mason Hofstra Northeastern VCU William and Mary UNC Wilmington SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. UNC Wilmington Old Dominion Drexel Georgia State Delaware Hofstra William and Mary George Mason Towson Northeastern VCU James Madison CORNERS GP No. Avg/G 1. Hofstra Old Dominion Georgia State Drexel Delaware William and Mary George Mason Towson Northeastern VCU James Madison UNC Wilmington YELLOW CARDS GP No. Avg/G 1. Georgia State Towson George Mason Hofstra UNC Wilmington Drexel Northeastern Delaware VCU James Madison William and Mary Old Dominion

7 CONFERENCE SOCCER STATISTICS Team Conference Pct. GF GA Overall Pct. GF GA Old Dominion Georgia State Drexel James Madison William and Mary Northeastern UNC Wilmington VCU Delaware Hofstra George Mason Towson Current unbeaten streak VCU UNC Wilmington William and Mary James Madison Old Dominion Hofstra Northeastern Team Miscellaneous 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 and Mary Attendance Home Average Away Average Neutral Average Total Average Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison Northeastern Old Dominion Towson UNC Wilmington VCU William and Mary Totals

8 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 GP No. Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Watson, Katie-ODU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Yovino, Tiffany-Hofstra Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Johnson, Victoria-ODU Goodwin, Apryl-GAST Knight, Shavon-ODU Rynier, Teresa-JMU Marshall, Erica-Towson Vezza, Kara-GAST Jatkola, Gabbi-NU POINTS GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Knight, Shavon-ODU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Power, Stephanie-VCU Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Watson, Katie-ODU Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Johnson, Victoria-ODU Flanagan, Megan-VCU Rynier, Teresa-JMU Kelly Keelan-Mason Jenkins, Kellie-W&M Goodwin, Apryl-GAST GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Knight, Shavon-ODU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Watson, Katie-ODU Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Kelly Keelan-Mason Flanagan, Megan-VCU Johnson, Victoria-ODU Power, Stephanie-VCU Rebello, Liza-NU Tisinger, Cate-JMU Jenkins, Kellie-W&M Goodwin, Apryl-GAST ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Power, Stephanie-VCU Rynier, Teresa-JMU Jessica Paris-Mason Knight, Shavon-ODU Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Croce, Brittany-UNCW Johnson, Victoria-ODU Donnelly, Michelle-Drexel Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Flanagan, Megan-VCU Pardini, Erin-UNCW Vornadore, Krissy-W&M Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Gerow, Stephanie-W&M SHOTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Watson, Katie-ODU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Yovino, Tiffany-Hofstra Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Johnson, Victoria-ODU Pickard, Amy-Delaware Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Germain, Caitlyn-Delaware Rynier, Teresa-JMU Marshall, Erica-Towson Vezza, Kara-GAST Jatkola, Gabbi-NU Knight, Shavon-ODU POINTS PER GAME GP G A Pts Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Knight, Shavon-ODU Power, Stephanie-VCU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Watson, Katie-ODU Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Johnson, Victoria-ODU Flanagan, Megan-VCU Kelly Keelan-Mason Rynier, Teresa-JMU GOALS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Knight, Shavon-ODU Watson, Katie-ODU Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel Kelly Keelan-Mason Rebello, Liza-NU Tisinger, Cate-JMU Power, Stephanie-VCU Johnson, Victoria-ODU Flanagan, Megan-VCU Pickard, Amy-Delaware ASSISTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Power, Stephanie-VCU Rynier, Teresa-JMU Jessica Paris-Mason Knight, Shavon-ODU Croce, Brittany-UNCW Johnson, Victoria-ODU Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Flanagan, Megan-VCU Pardini, Erin-UNCW Donnelly, Michelle-Drexel Yiantsos, Aleka-Drexel

9 INDIVIDUAL SOCCER STATISTICS GAME-WINNING GOALS GP No. Avg/G 1. Harbrueger, Kay-GAST Knight, Shavon-ODU Lindsay, Jenna-Drexel Pastor, Laurel-VCU Rebello, Liza-NU Zimmeck, Claire-W&M Goodwin, Apryl-GAST Jenkins, Kellie-W&M GOALS AGAINST AVG GP GA Minutes GAavg 1. Blankenship, Heidi-GAST : Tupman, Lauren-ODU : Gordon, Stephanie-NU : Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel : Walker, Meghan-W&M : Pratt, Emily-UNCW : Bevan, Annie-Delaware : Robens, Krystal-Hofstra : Wszalek, Diane-JMU : Hardison, Lauren-VCU : SAVES GP No. Avg/G 1. Walker, Meghan-W&M Gordon, Stephanie-NU Wszalek, Diane-JMU Pratt, Emily-UNCW Bevan, Annie-Delaware Blankenship, Heidi-GAST Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel Kelly Keelan-Mason Robens, Krystal-Hofstra Melissa Mailley-Mason Collins, Kellianne-GAST SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G 1. Tupman, Lauren-ODU Pratt, Emily-UNCW Robens, Krystal-Hofstra Follett, Chandler-UNCW Gordon, Stephanie-NU Bevan, Annie-Delaware Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel Walker, Meghan-W&M Kelly Keelan-Mason Stemler, Breanna-Delaware Hardison, Lauren-VCU Wszalek, Diane-JMU Blankenship, Heidi-GAST Collins, Kellianne-GAST SAVE PERCENTAGE GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Gordon, Stephanie-NU Blankenship, Heidi-GAST Pratt, Emily-UNCW Walker, Meghan-W&M Bevan, Annie-Delaware Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel Tupman, Lauren-ODU Wszalek, Diane-JMU Robens, Krystal-Hofstra Hardison, Lauren-VCU SAVES PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Gordon, Stephanie-NU Bevan, Annie-Delaware Pratt, Emily-UNCW Walker, Meghan-W&M Wszalek, Diane-JMU Blankenship, Heidi-GAST Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel Robens, Krystal-Hofstra Hardison, Lauren-VCU Tupman, Lauren-ODU SHUTOUTS PER GAME GP No. Avg/G 1. Tupman, Lauren-ODU Pratt, Emily-UNCW Bevan, Annie-Delaware Gordon, Stephanie-NU Robens, Krystal-Hofstra Bond, Kaitlin-Drexel Walker, Meghan-W&M Hardison, Lauren-VCU Blankenship, Heidi-GAST Wszalek, Diane-JMU Team Identification Delaware Drexel George Mason Georgia State Hofstra James Madison Northeastern Old Dominion Towson UNC Wilmington VCU William and Mary Team ID DELAWARE DREXEL MASON GAST HOFSTRA JMU NU ODU TOWSON UNCW VCU W&M

10 CAA Schedule and Results Delaware (3-3-1,0-0-0) Aug 29 LAFAYETTE W 1-0 A-125 Aug 31 ST. JOHN'S L 0-1 A-150 Sep 05 vs CCSU T 0-0 Sep 07 vs Winthrop W 2-0 A-75 Sep 12 vs Sacred Heart W 5-1 A-172 Sep 14 at Yale L 0-3 A-450 Sep 19 at Saint Joseph's L 1-2 A-291 Drexel (5-3,0-0) Aug 22 IONA W 4-0 A-125 Aug 29 RIDER W 1-0 A /05/08at Fairleigh Dickinson L 1-3 A-171 Sep 07 NJITWS W 3-0 A-75 Sep 12 vs UND L 0-1 A-178 Sep 14 vs ALBANY W 4-1 A-123 Sep 17 at UMBC W 3-0 A-142 Sep 21 SAINT JOSEPH'S L 1-2 A-150 George Mason (3-5,0-0) Aug 23 at Maryland L 0-5 A-702 Aug 29 at UNC Greensboro L 3-6 A-383 Aug 31 at Virginia Tech L 0-2 A-415 Sep 05 HARTFORD W 1-0 A-2621 Sep 07 MISSISSIPPI STATE W 1-0 Sep 12 INDIANA L 1-4 A-660 Sep 16 HOWARD UNIVERSITY W 9-1 A-480 Sep 20 at Longwood L 0-1 A-225 Georgia State (7-2,0-0) Aug 23 TENN TECH W 5-1 A-270 Aug 29 JACKSONVILLE STATE W 4-0 A-140 Aug 31 at Winthrop W 4-0 A-175 Sep 05 UNF W 3-1 A-86 Sep 07 at Birmingham-Southern W 3-0 A-71 Sep 12 vs UNC-Asheville W 5-1 A-187 Sep 14 vs Fairfield L 1-2 A-217 Sep 19 at Georgia Southern W 1-0 A-93 Sep 21 MERCER L 0-2 A-227 Hofstra (3-4-1,0-0-0) Aug 29 vs Connecticut L 0-1 A-2192 Aug 31 at Penn State L 1-4 A-1166 Sep 03 at Columbia W 1-0 A-459 Sep 07 PRINCETON W 1-0 A-194 Sep 12 vs East Carolina L 1-2 A-75 09/14/08vs Villanova L 2-3 A-225 Sep 18 STONY BROOK W 1-0 A-152 Sep 21 CCSU T 3-3 A-305 James Madison (4-2-2,0-0-0) Aug 24 at Richmond L 1-2 A-762 8/29/08 WASHINGTON STATE T 2-2 A-331 8/31/08 SYRACUSE W 4-1 A-443 9/5/08 at Wyoming W 2-1 A-321 Sep 07 at Colorado L 0-4 A-843 Sep 14 at West Virginia T 1-1 A-784 9/18/08 PENN STATE W 1-0 A-1849 Sep 21 at Virginia Tech W 4-3 A-217 Northeastern (4-3-1,0-0-0) Aug 29 MANHATTAN L 0-1 A-122 Aug 31 ST. FRANCIS (PA) T 0-0 A-126 Sep 05 vs CU W 2-1 Sep 07 vs Ohio W 2-0 Sep 12 NEW HAMPSHIRE W 3-1 A-173 Sep 14 at BOSTONU L 0-1 A-156 Sep 17 at Harvard L 1-2 A-157 Sep 21 BRYANT W 3-1 A-147 Old Dominion (7-1,0-0) at High Point W 3-0 A-259 Aug 29 at George Washington W 2-1 Aug 31 at Loyola (Md.) W 3-2 A-282 Sep 05 LIBERTY W 4-0 A-342 Sep 07 ELON W 6-0 A-279 Sep 14 at Radford L 1-2 A-298 Sep 19 AKRON W 4-0 A-1038 Sep 21 NC STATE W 1-0 A-287 Towson (3-5,0-0) Aug 22 at West Virginia L 0-3 A-947 Aug 24 MOUNT ST. MARY'S W 2-1 A-252 Aug 29 vs St. John's L 0-1 A-75 Aug 31 vs Lafayette W 1-0 A-125 Sep 04 RIDER W 1-0 A-148 Sep 12 at Georgetown L 0-3 A-278 Sep 14 at AMERICAN L 0-1 A-174 Sep 19 at Princeton L 0-1 A-628 UNC Wilmington (4-3-1,0-0-0) Aug 23 SOUTH CAROLINA T 0-0 A-225 Aug 25 at Charlotte L 2-3 A-481 Aug 29 at Gardner-Webb W 2-0 A-318 Aug 31 at Wake Forest L 0-5 A-391 Sep 07 EAST CAROLINA L 1-2 A-175 Sep 12 vs Francis Marion W 1-0 A-85 Sep 14 vs Longwood W 2-0 A-127 Sep 21 at Davidson W 2-0 A-157 VCU (4-4,0-0) Aug 29 at Richmond L 0-1 A-427 Aug 31 at Virginia L 0-5 A-1121 Sep 05 at NC State L 0-1 A-384 Sep 07 vs UNC Greensboro L 1-2 A-187 Sep 12 at Loyola (Md.) W 3-0 A-114 Sep 14 BUCKNELL W 3-2 A-277 Sep 19 WOFFORD W 5-1 A-171 Sep 21 at Navy W 3-1 A-350 William and Mary (5-3-1,0-0-0) Aug 23 PENN STATE L 1-3 A-560 8/29/08 vs Syracuse W 2-1 A-105 Aug 31 vs Washington State T 0-0 A-116 Sep 4 BRIGHAM YOUNG W 4-1 A-354 Sep 7 COLUMBIA L 0-1 A-188 Sep 12 at Virginia L 1-2 A-1097 Sep 14 vs Maryland W 1-0 A-463 Sep 19 NC STATE W 2-1 A-241 Sep 21 AKRON W 6-0 A-164