PRINCETON TIGERS. (2-0-0 Overall, Road) COVERAGE. (1-4-1 Overall, Road) COVERAGE

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1 MEDIA CONTACT: Adam Satz PHONE: (973) WEBSITE: FACEBOOK: Schedule/Results (1-4-1, BIG EAST) Date Opponent Result Score Aug. 14 DREXEL (Exh.) W 4-1 Aug. 18 RIDER (Exh.) W 5-1 Aug. 23 STONY BROOK T 2-2 (2OT) Aug. 26 at LIU-Brooklyn L 0-1 Aug. 30 ARMY W 2-0 Sept. 2 at Monmouth L 2-3 Sept. 6 vs. William & Mary L 0-1 Sept. 8 at #5/#4 Virginia L 0-3 Sept. 12 PRINCETON 7:00 PM Sept. 15 at Delaware 1:00 PM Sept. 18 MARIST 7:00 PM Sept. 26 PROVIDENCE* 7:00 PM Sept. 29 BUTLER* 1:00 PM Oct. 3 at DePaul* 3:00 PM Oct. 6 CREIGHTON* 1:00 PM Oct. 12 at Xavier* 3:00 PM Oct. 17 MARQUETTE* 7:00 PM Oct. 20 VILLANOVA* 1:00 PM Nov. 26 at St. John s* 7:00 PM Nov. 2 at Georgetown* 1:00 PM Nov. 5 BIG EAST Quarterfinals TBA Nov. 8 BIG EAST Semifinals TBA Nov. 10 BIG EAST Finals TBA * BIG EAST contest Home games in BOLD CAPS PRINCETON TIGERS (2-0-0 Overall, Road) SETON HALL PIRATES (1-4-1 Overall, Home) MATCH 7: Thursday, Sept. 12 7:00 PM Owen T. Carroll Field South Orange, N.J. VENUE (Capacity) Owen T. Carroll Field (1,800) SURFACE Field Turf COVERAGE Streaming: PirateSportsNet.tv Radio: WSOU.net SERIES RECORD PRIN Leads: LAST MEETING SHU, 2-1 (2OT) (9.9.11) SETON HALL PIRATES (1-4-1 Overall, DELAWARE BLUE HENS (1-4-0 Overall, Home) MATCH 8: Sunday, Sept. 15 1:00 PM Delaware Mini-Stadium Newark, Del. VENUE (Capacity) Delaware Mini-Stadium (2,000) SURFACE Natural Grass COVERAGE Streaming: N/A Radio: WSOU.net SERIES RECORD UD Leads: LAST MEETING SHU, 2-1 (OT) ( ) SETTING THE STAGE Pirates return home after three-straight games away from Owen T. Carroll Field SHU looks to follow up on wins over both Princeton and Delaware in last matchup Pettigrew s performance against #5/#4 Virginia elevates her to among national leaders Friendly confines could provide offensive spark Non-conference slate drawing to a close KEEP AN EYE ON... #1 GK Jennifer Pettigrew The Pirates captain is coming off a superb performance in which she limited national power Virginia to its lowest scoring output of the season behind a career day. #12 F Katie Ritter With three goals already on the year, the senior needs just one more to become the third Pirate with 20 career goals. She leads SHU and is 10th in the BIG EAST with 7 points. #2 M Ashley Clarke Recently named to the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team, she has had a hand in 4 of SHU s 6 scores in She ranks 2nd in school history in assists with 15 #10 M Frankie Maier The freshman is one of six SHU position players to start all six games this season and one of four Pirates who have found the back of the net so far in 2013

2 8.14 DREXEL (Exh.) W, 4-1 Four different Pirates (Clarke, Gulli, Hayes, Maier) found the back of the net as SHU dominated the run of play in their first live action of RIDER (Exh.) W, STONY BROOK T, 2-2 Rider struck first but The Hall stormed back with five unanswered goals as Clarke, Hayes and Maier scored for the second-straight outing before forward Katie Ritter added two late strikes. The Pirates fell behind early, going down 0-2 in the first half but came away with a hard-fought draw behind a goal and an assist apiece from Ashley Clarke and Katie Ritter SETON HALL WOMEN S SOCCER QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION 8.26 at LIU-Brooklyn L, ARMY W, at Monmouth L, vs. William & Mary L, at #5/#4 Virginia L, PRINCETON 7:00 1: MARIST 7:00 SHU outshot the Blackbirds, 18-8, but a second half goal off a broken play proved to be enough for LIU-Brooklyn and keeper Amanda Sexton (eight saves) at home Senior Meghan Hayes scored her first goal of the season and assisted on the first strike of Frankie Maier s career as SHU scored its first win of 2013 Katie Ritter scored two goals to help the Pirates erase another early 0-2 hole, but a 78th minute goal for the Hawks was the difference The Pirates limited William & Mary to two shots on goal but fell to the Tribe, 1-0, for the second year in a row Jennifer Pettigrew made a career-high 15 saves but 36 shots from the hosts proved to be too much for SHU to overcome Seton Hall and Princeton have split the last two meetings. Katie Ritter netted an overtime winner to give The Hall a 2-1 comeback win in 2011 When the teams met last fall, an OT goal from Ashley Clarke gave Seton Hall its first victory in five all-time meetings with Delaware (1-2-2) The Hall holds a all-time edge over Marist after first winning at home in 2007 (4-1) and then on the road in 2008 (2-0) Location...South Orange, N.J. Founded Enrollment...9,700 Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference... BIG EAST Nickname... Pirates Colors...Blue & White Home Field (capacity)...owen T. Carroll (1,800) President... Dr. A. Gabriel Esteban Director of Athletics... Patrick Lyons Athletic Department Phone... (973) Athletic Department Website... WOMEN S SOCCER COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Kazbek Tambi Alma Mater, Year...Columbia, 83 Record at Seton Hall/Years /6 Career Record/Years... Same Assistant Coach... Kevin Leacock Alma Mater... Long Island University Assistant Coach...Marguerite Ferrell Alma Mater... Fairleigh Dickinson Volunteer Assistant Coach...Jerrod Laventure Alma Mater...Seton Hall Office Phone... (973) PROVIDENCE 1: BUTLER 1: at DePaul 3:00 Two longtime BIG EAST foes will begin the conference slate by resuming a head-to-head series that has been on hiatus since Seton Hall holds a advantage in 10 all-time meetings The Bulldogs will make their first-ever trip to South Orange as the two teams are set to meet in women s soccer for the first time Seton Hall will travel to Chicago for the second straight season after the Blue Demons squeaked out a 1-0 win last year. Brittney Albrecht and Ashley Clarke scored goals as The Hall downed DPU, 3-1, at home in 2011 TEAM INFORMATION 2012 Record BIG EAST Record/Finish /7th National Starters Returning/Lost...7/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost... 20/5 Newcomers...8 PROGRAM HISTORY 10.6 CREIGHTON 1: at Xavier 3: MARQUETTE 7: VILLANOVA 1: at St. John s 7:00 A new rivalry will begin when former Missouri Valley Conference member Creighton visits Seton Hall for the first time The Pirates will also get their first look at Xavier as the Musketeers have made the transition to the BIG EAST from the Atlantic-10 Conference SHU will look to hand the defending conference champions their first loss in what will be the fourth ever meeting between the two teams Ashley Clarke, Katie Ritter and Amie Ruhe tallied assists in last season s 2-0 win over the Wildcats. The Pirates have outscored VU, 6-0, during their current three-match winning streak in the series After the Pirates ousted the Red Storm from the 2011 BIG EAST Championship with a 1-0 first round victory, STJ blanked Seton Hall, 4-0, in 2012 First Season All-Time Record All-Time BIG EAST Record BIG EAST Championship Appearances...Six...(1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2006, 2011) BIG EAST Championship Record ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS OFFICE Asst. Ath. Dir./Communications...Stephen Dombroski Asst. Dir./Ath. Communications...Adam Satz Satz ...adam.satz@shu.edu Satz cell phone... (973) Athletic Communications Phone... (973) Athletic Communications Fax... (973) at Georgetown 1:00 The Hall will look to even the all-time series which currently stands at in favor of the Hoyas after Georgetown emerged victorious from last season s showdown 2013 SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 2

3 SCOUTING THE TIGERS The Tigers come to South Orange with an unbeaten record thus far in Princeton advanced to the second round of the 2012 Women s College Cup and has shutout both Richmond and Army at home to start the new year. Freshman Tyler Lussi leads the squad with three goals SERIES HISTORY VS. PRINCETON Seton Hall has met in-state rival Princeton a total of 10 times with eight of thse meetings coming between 1994 and A 2-0 loss at Princeton in 1994 was the first road game in program history while SHU s first win in the series came on the road in Two years ago, the Pirates scored their first home victory against the Tigers. All-Time Series... PRIN leads SHU Streak... W1 First Meeting... 9/10/1994, PRIN, 2-0 Last Meeting... 9/9/2011, SHU, 2-1 (2OT) Last SHU Win...9/9/2011, 2-1 (2OT) Last PRIN Win... 9/5/2010, 3-1 Last Five Meetings 9/9/2011 W 2-1 (2OT) H 9/5/2010 L 1-3 A 9/7/2002 L 1-2 H 9/8/2000 L 0-1 A 10/20/1999 L 0-1 H SCOUTING THE BLUE HENS UD amassed a 1-4 record over its first five games; going winless in three trips to the tristate (St. John s, Monmouth, Rutgers) and falling at another BIG EAST squad in Georgetown. Delaware s lone win in that span came over Loyola (MD) at home in OT. The Blue Hens will take on St. Francis (Pa.) prior to their matchup with the Pirates. SERIES HISTORY VS. DELAWARE An OT winner from Ashley Clarke lifted the Pirates to a 2-1 victory over the Blue Hens; their first win in five tries during the series. The Pirates will make their third-ever trip to The First State and have a road record against UD prior to Sunday s match. All-Time Series... UD Leads, SHU Streak... W1 First Meeting...8/29/2004, Tied 0-0 (2OT) Last Meeting... 8/31/2012, SHU 2-1 (OT) Last SHU Win...8/31/2012, 2-1 (OT) Last UD Win... 9/9/2007, 1-0 Last Five Meetings 8/31/12 W 2-1 (2OT) H 9/9/07 L 0-1 H 8/27/06 L 1-4 A 8/28/05 T 1-1 H 8/29/04 T 0-0 A TOUGH TESTS Seton Hall is fresh off a trip to Charlottesville, Va. where they went head-to-head with two of the toughest teams in the region at the 2013 Virginia Nike Soccer Classic. The Pirates held a William & Mary squad about to embark on a quest for a third-straight CAA regular season crown to one goal for the second consecutive year. Against the host Cavaliers, SHU allowed only two goals in the run of play against a team that enters this weekend ranked #2 in the country. SETTING THE STANDARD Redshirt senior keeper Jennifer Pettigrew had a strong weekend that ultimately vaulted her near the top of the conference in several statistical categories. After helping to hold William & Mary to one goal in the opener, the Kearny product made a career-high 15 saves to limit Virginia to their lowest offensive output of the season. Her 15 stops were also a tournament record and are tied for the fourth-highest single match total in the nation this season. She now leads the BIG EAST with 31 saves and is second with 5.17 stops per game. PAIR OF PIRATES NAMED TO ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM Senior midfielder Ashley Clarke and freshman defender Cathy Chukuka were named to the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team. Clarke, who logged a routine 180 minutes over the two matches in Charlottesville has been the driving force behind the Pirates offense this season. Chukuka played all but four minutes at the back, delivering two more exceptional defensive performances. GOLDEN In Princeton and Delaware, the Pirates next two outings yield opponents who Seton Hall defeated in extra time when the teams last squared off. Almost exactly two years prior to Thursday night s contest, then sophomores Amie Ruhe and Katie Ritter combined on a winner with just over 90 seconds to play in the second extra period with Ritter doing the honors in a 2-1 victory. Last season, Ashley Clarke sent SHU to a fifth-straight win with her strike in the first OT. HOME COOKING A return to Owen T. Carroll after three straight road games inside a seven-day span may ignite the Seton Hall offense. The Pirates have scored two goals per game at home while managing just 0.50 goals per contest away from South Orange. MAIN ATTRACTION Due to spectacular turnout form the SHU faithful, the Pirates currently rank first in the BIG EAST in average home attendance by a wide margin. An average of 989 fans have come out to cheer on The Hall in their appearances at Owen T. Carroll Field, 480 more than the next closest team (St. John s) and nearly 600 higher than the conference-wide average. Seton Hall (836) trails only Marquette (915) in average attendance to all games, including road and neutral matchups. ANSWERING THE CALL Sophomore defender Melissa Blevins has assumed a greatly expanded role in year two of her collegiate career, providing a key presence for The Hall in the back. Blevins has played in all six matches and made five starts this season after totaling nine appearances as a freshman. HELPING HANDS The SHU offense has benefited from a number of well-worked sequences in the early going as along with creating an abundance opportunities, all six of the team s goals to this point have been assisted BIG EAST STANDINGS (THROUGH ) BIG EAST OVERALL W L D Pts. Pct. GF GA W L D Pct. GF GA St. John s Georgetown Xavier DePaul Butler Providence Creighton Marquette Villanova SETON HALL SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 3

4 GETTING OUT IN FRONT The Pirates excelled at protecting the lead in 2012, winning five of six matches in which they got on the board first. Conversely, the team was just 2-9 when conceding the first goal. six of SHU s 10 goals allowed have been scored in the opening 45 and the Pirates have seen five of their first six 2013 opponents collect the opening score; resulting in a record in those matches. NEW NO MORE Freshmen Sarah Cortes, Frankie Maier and Cathy Chukuka, have seen plenty of action over the first four matches for SHU, playing a key part at every level of the Pirates lineup. Cortes is second on the team with 10 shots from her forward position and has an assist to her credit while Maier has started every match in the midfield and opened her scoring account with a goal vs. Army. Chakuka has played all but 13 of a possible 560 minutes in defense so far this season. CONFERENCE PLAY APPROACHES Following Sunday s tilt at Delaware, the Pirates will have just one more non-conference game remaining; a mid-week matchup with Marist at home on Sept. 18. Five of SHU s nine league games in the first year of new-look BIG EAST will be at home as Seton Hall will play host to Providence (9.26), Butler (9.29), Creighton (10.6), Marquette (10.17) and Villanova (10.20) while traveling to play DePaul (10.3) and Xavier (10.12) mid-season before closing the year at St. John s (10.26) and at Georgetown (11.2) BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIP Despite the removal of divisions from the conference model, six teams will steal advance to the postseason tournament. The top two will receive a bye while the remaining four will participate in quarterfinal matches on November 5 hosted by the higher seed. Marquette will be the site for the semifinals (11.8) and championship (11.10). COACHING STAFF ADDITIONS As head coach Kazbek Tambi enters his seventh season at the helm of the Seton Hall women s soccer program, he will be accompanied on the sidelines by two coaches entering their first year in South Orange. Former assistant coach Rick Stainton accepted the head coaching position at Fairleigh Dickinson in the offseason, bringing fellow assistant Christina Reuter with him. Tambi turned to Kevin Leacock, a former player at Long Island University and former FDU standout Marguerite Ferrell, who has also played and coached on the professional level, to fill out his staff. PIRATES AMONG CAREER LEADERS 1. Kelly Smith T3. Katie Ritter Pres. T9. Ashley Clarke Pres. 1. Kelly Smith Katie Ritter Pres. 1. Kelly Smith Ashley Clarke Pres. SAVES 1. Stacey Nagle Leah Miller Jennifer Pettigrew Pres. AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Amanda Becker Jennifer Pettigrew Pres. SHUTOUTS 1. Stacey Nagle Jennifer Pettigrew Pres. 6. Gina Maiorana Pres. FOLLOW US! For in-game updates, team news and features, be sure to on Twitter SETON HALL WOMEN S SOCCER ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (High School) Pronunciation 00 Gina Maiorana GK 5-11 So. Street, Md. (The John Carroll School) MARY-ah-na 0 Peggy Nicolle GK 5-6 Jr. Wenonah, N.J. (Gateway Regional) 1 Jennifer Pettigrew GK 5-9 RS Sr. Kearny, N.J. (Kearny) 2 Ashley Clarke M 5-5 Sr. Paramus, N.J. (Immaculate Heart Academy) 3 Emily Hansinger D 5-8 So. Mount Laurel, N.J. (Bishop Eustace Prep) 4 Brittney Albrecht M 5-2 Sr. Mahwah, N.J. (Mahwah) Al-brekt 5 Sarah Cortes F 5-4 Fr. Paramus, N.J. (Paramus) 7 Kristin Kosch F 5-6 RS So. Mahwah, N.J. (Mahwah) 8 Melissa Blevins D 5-6 So. Laurel Springs, N.J. (Highland Regional) 9 Mikayla Hickey M/D 5-7 Jr. Salem, N.H. (Central Catholic) 10 Frankie Maier M 5-6 Fr. Oradell, N.J. (River Dell) 11 Amie Ruhe M 5-6 Sr. Monrovia, Md. (Urbana) Roo-ee 12 Katie Ritter F 5-7 Sr. Hagerstown, Md. (North Hagerstown) 13 Meghan Hayes M/D 5-7 Sr. Fredon, N.J. (Kittatinny Regional) 14 Marie Klemme M/D 5-4 Sr. Berlin, Germany (Sportschule Potsdam) KLEM-ee 15 Alyssa Stipcak D 5-7 Jr. Mt. Airy, Md. (South Carroll) Stip-check 16 Angie Shehaj F 5-4 Jr. East Brunswick, N.J. (East Brunswick) SHAY-ha 18 D Yonna Riley D 5-8 So. Washingtonville, N.Y. (Washingtonville) D-yonna 19 Christie Cherup F 5-10 So. Wayne, N.J. (Wayne Hills) 20 Rachel Friedman M 5-10 Jr. Bridgewater, N.J. (Raritan) 21 Cathy Chukuka D 5-7 Fr. Marlboro, N.J. (Marlboro) Cha-koo-ka 22 Sarah Fiorino D 5-5 Fr. Glen Rock, N.J. (Glen Rock) 23 Alexis Urbanski D 5-6 So. Aberdeen, N.J. (Matawan Aberdeen Regional) URR-banski 24 Kristina Meier M/D 5-7 Jr. Paramus, N.J. (Paramus) 26 Meg Larsen D 5-4 Fr. Toms River, N.J. (Toms River H.S. North) 27 Amanda Gulli M 5-4 So. Toms River, N.J. (St. Bonaventure) GULL-ee 31 Stephanie Heber GK 5-9 Fr. Rochester Hills, Mich. (Rochester) 33 Illissa Blackshear GK 5-7 Fr. West Orange, N.J. (West Orange) Head Coach: Kazbek Tambi [Kaz-beck TAM-bee] (Columbia 83) - Seventh Season Assistant Coaches: Kevin Leacock (Long Island University), Marguerite [Mar-gurr-EAT] Ferrell (Fairleigh Dickinson 06, 10), Jerrod Laventure (Seton Hall 06) 2013 SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 4

5 SETON HALL S RECORD WHEN... Overall At home On the road At neutral sites After a win After a loss After a tie In overtime In double overtime Vs. NSCAA ranked opponents Vs. BIG EAST opponents Vs. non-conference opponents In one-goal games Scoring first Opponent scoring first Leading at half Tied at half Trailing at half Scoring 1 or fewer goals Scoring 2 goals Scoring 3 or more goals Allowing 1 or fewer goals Allowing 2 goals Allowing 3 or more goals Outshooting opponent Opponent outshooting SHU SHU has 0-5 shots SHU has 6-10 shots SHU has shots SHU has 16+ shots Opponent has 0-5 shots Opponent has 6-10 shots Opponent has shots Opponent has 16+ shots On Mondays On Tuesdays On Wednesdays On Thursdays On Fridays On Saturdays On Sundays In August In September In October In November In day games In night games THE LAST TIME THE PIRATES Scored 0 goals 9/8/ at Virginia (0-3) Scored 1 goal 10/5/ at Notre Dame (1-5) Scored 2 goals 9/2/ at Monmouth (2-3) Scored 3 goals 10/12/ vs. Cincinnati (3-0) Scored 4 goals 9/6/ Fordham (4-2) Scored 5 goals 9/17/ at St. Peter s (5-0) Scored 6 goals 8/30/ Sacred Heart (6-0) Scored 7 goals 10/25/ Sacred Heart (7-0) Scored 8 goals 9/3/ at St. Peter s (8-0) Allowed 0 goals 8/30/ Army (2-0) Allowed 1 goal 9/6/ vs. William & Mary (0-1) Allowed 2 goals 8/23/ vs. Stony Brook (2-2) Allowed 3 goals 9/8/ at Virginia (0-3) Allowed 4 goals 9/30/ at St. John s (0-4) Allowed 5+ goals 10/5/ at Notre Dame (1-5) Defeated an NSCAA Top 25 Team 9/17/ #24 Rutgers (1-0) Attempted fewer than 10 shots 9/8/ at Virginia (0-3) Attempted shots 9/6/ vs. William & Mary (0-1) Attempted shots 8/23/ vs. Stony Brook (2-2) Attempted shots 8/24/ at Lehigh (2-0) Attempted 40+ shots 8/29/ vs. St. Peter s (6-0) Allowed 0 shots 8/29/ at Fairleigh Dickinson (3-0) Allowed 1-10 shots 9/6/ vs. William & Mary (0-1) Allowed shots 9/2/ at Monmouth (2-3) Allowed shots 9/7/ vs. LaSalle (2-6) Allowed shots 9/8/ at Virginia (0-3) Won in overtime 8/31/ Delaware (2-1) Lost in overtime 10/10/ at DePaul (0-1) Tied in overtime 8/23/ vs. Stony Brook (2-2) Had 0 corner kicks 9/14/ at Georgetown (0-8) Had corner kicks 9/12/ at Cornell (2-0) Had 15+ corner kicks n/a Allowed 0 corner kicks 10/12/ vs. Cincinnati (3-1) Allowed 1-10 corner kicks 9/8/ at Virginia (0-3) Allowed corner kicks 10/16/ at Louisville (0-3) Allowed corner kicks 9/28/ vs. West Virginia (0-4) Scored a hat trick 9/29/ Katie Herr vs. South Florida Allowed a hat trick 9/7/ Kelsey Haycook (LaSalle) Won a BIG EAST Tournament game 10/27/ St. John s (1-0) Lost a BIG EAST Tournament game 10/30/ at West Virginia (0-5) 2013 SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 5

6 NSCAA Top-25 Poll (Sept 10, 2013) Rank School Prev. Record 1 North Carolina Virginia Stanford Florida State UCLA BYU Wake Forest Notre Dame Florida Baylor Michigan Georgetown Penn State California Duke Denver Portland South Carolina RV West Virginia Texas A&M Maryland Marquette USC Texas Tech RV Arkansas RV Soccer America (Sept. 10, 2013) SETON HALL 2013 BIG EAST RANKINGS* Stat Overall Rank Conference Rank Shots 80 T-6th - - Points 19 10th - - Goals 6 10th - - Goals Per Game th - - Assists 7 T-8th - - Assists Per Game th - - GAA th - - Saves 33 1st - - Shutouts 1 T-9th - - Corner Kicks 28 T-5th - - INDIVIDUAL-OVERALL* Points Katie Ritter T-9th Goals Katie Ritter T-10th Assists Ashley Clarke T-6th Shots on Goal Katie Ritter T-10th Saves Jennifer Pettigrew st Saves Per Game Jennifer Pettigrew nd Shutouts Jennifer Pettigrew T-5th Shutouts Per Game Jennifer Pettigrew T-7th Goals Against Average Jennifer Pettigrew th * Through games of Rank School Prev. Record 1 North Carolina Virginia Stanford Wake Forest BYU UCLA Florida State Notre Dame South Carolina West Virginia Portland Duke Georgetown Michigan Penn State Baylor California Santa Clara Florida Denver Minnesota NR Virginia Tech NR USC Maryland Marquette NR NCAA STATISTICS THROUGH GAMES OF ASHLEY CLARKE Assists th Assists Per Game rd MEGHAN HAYES Assists th JENNIFER PETTIGREW Saves th Saves Per Game th Save Pct th KATIE RITTER Goals th Points nd Goals Per Game th 2013 PIRATE HONORS ASHLEY CLARKE Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament (9.8) CATHY CHUKUKA Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament (9.8) JENNIFER PETTIGREW BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (9.2) KATIE RITTER SHUPirates.com Athlete of the Week (8.27) BOLD denotes 2013 SHU opponent SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 6

7 ALL-TIME RECORD AGAINST TOP-25 TEAMS Rank W L T Last win Last loss Last Tie # /26/08 at Notre Dame (0-6) # /18/98 vs. Notre Dame (3-2) 10/26/03 at Notre Dame (0-2) # /7/01 vs. Notre Dame (1-2) # /8/97 vs. Connecticut (1-7) # /8/13 at Virginia (0-3) # /12/03 vs. West Virginia (1-2) # /9/05 vs. Notre Dame (0-7) # /8/10 vs. Maryland (2-3) # /3/08 vs. West Virginia (1-1) # /20/02 at Connecticut (1-3) #11 #12 # /30/11 at West Virginia (0-5) # /16/07 vs. Rutgers (1-0) # /10/06 vs. Virginia (1-0) 9/26/10 at Georgetown (0-2) # /19/03 at Colorado (0-2) # /8/00 vs. Connecticut (0-3) # /15/09 vs. St. John s (1-3) # /26/08 vs. Georgetown (0-2) # /20/07 vs. Louisville (0-2) # /21/12 vs. Marquette (0-4) # /3/99 vs. Boston College (0-4) # /17/99 vs. Syracuse (1-0) 10/17/03 vs. Boston College (0-1) # /17/10 vs. Rutgers (1-0) 10/5/12 at Notre Dame (1-5) #25 OVERALL /17/10 vs. #24 Rutgers (1-0) 9/8/13 at #5 Virginia (0-3) 10/3/08 vs. #9 West Virginia (1-1) Rank Opponent Date Score #1 Notre Dame 10/26/ #1 Notre Dame 10/6/ #1 Notre Dame 10/24/ #1 Notre Dame 9/29/ #1 Santa Clara 9/17/ #1 Notre Dame 10/27/ #2 Notre Dame 10/26/ #2 Notre Dame 10/18/ (OT) #2 Notre Dame 10/24/ #2 Notre Dame 9/24/ #3 Notre Dame 10/7/ #3 Connecticut 10/24/ #4 Connecticut 10/31/ #4 Connecticut 11/8/ #4 Connecticut 10/16/ #5 Virginia 9/8/ #5 Notre Dame 10/8/ #5 Connecticut 10/1/ #6 West Virginia 10/12/ #6 Penn State 8/29/ #6 Notre Dame 9/24/ #6 Notre Dame 11/5/ #7 Notre Dame 10/9/ #7 Notre Dame 9/22/ #7 Penn State 10/4/ #8 Notre Dame 10/11/ #8 Maryland 9/8/ #8 Penn State 9/7/ SETON HALL VS. TOP-25 ALL-TIME RESULTS Rank Opponent Date Score #9 West Virginia 10/3/ #9 West Virginia 10/4/ #10 Connecticut 10/20/ #13 West Virginia 10/30/ #13 Notre Dame 10/26/ #14 Rutgers 9/16/ #15 Georgetown 9/26/ #15 Virginia 9/10/ #16 Colorado 9/19/ #16 Villanova 9/27/ #17 Connecticut 10/8/ #18 St. John s 10/15/ #18 West Virginia 10/17/ #19 Georgetown 9/26/ #19 Denver 9/21/ #19 West Virginia 9/28/ #20 Louisville 10/20/ #20 Louisville 10/20/ #21 Marquette 9/21/ #21 Penn State 9/15/ #22 Boston College 10/3/ #23 Boston College 10/17/ #23 Princeton 9/7/ #23 Stanford 9/19/ #23 Syracuse 10/17/ #24 Notre Dame 10/5/ #24 Rutgers 9/17/ SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 7

8 KAZBEK TAMBI HEAD COACH SEVENTH SEASON COLUMBIA (1983) Kazbek Tambi enters his seventh season at the helm of the women s soccer program after being named head coach in January of Tambi, who served as the assistant men s soccer coach for nine seasons prior to being named to his current position, is just the second head coach in the program s history. The Pirates are coming off a season in which they posted seven wins, highlighted by four-straight shutout victories to begin the year. The memorable stretch was the best start in program history, and marked just the second time Seton Hall had been unbeaten through its first four contests (1998). It was also the first time since 1996 that Seton Hall has played three consecutive full games of shutout soccer. THE TAMBI FILE COACHING HIGHLIGHTS Head coach for the U17 U.S. Women s National Team at the first-ever FIFA U17 Women s World Cup, guiding the team to a second-place finish (2008) Coached U17 Women s National Team to a CONCACAF Championship in 2008 Men s soccer assistant coach under SHU Hall of Famer Manny Schellscheidt for nine seasons Named second head coach in SHU women s soccer history prior to 2007 season Led Seton Hall to a BIG EAST Tournament berth in 2011, advancing with a win over St. John s PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS AS A PLAYER Captained Team USA at the 1983 Pan-American Games in Caracas, Venezuela Member of 1984 U.S. Olympic team Played for the world-famous New York Cosmos of the NASL in , serving as captain during the squad s international schedule COLLEGIATE CAREER Played at Columbia University ( ). Led Columbia to 1979 Final Four Captured four consecutive Ivy League titles Team captain and All-Ivy League midfielder as a senior ADDITIONAL NOTES Tambi holds a USSF A License, the highest level in the country. The 2012 season also saw midfielder Ashley Clarke reach a significant individual milestone as she finished the season with eight assists, matching SHU Hall of Famer Kelly Smith for the highest single-season total in program history. Defender D Yonna Riley also impressed during her freshman season, earning BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week honors after her first week in a Seton Hall uniform (8/27). Following the season, Riley earned a trip to Carson, Calif. as one of nine collegians to receive an invitation to the United States U-20 National Team training camp. The Pirates also continued to excel academically, earning the Team Academic Award from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and had 19 members of the team earn BIG EAST Academic All-Star recognition. The 2011 season saw the Pirates post a overall mark and a record against conference foes. The nine victories were the most for Seton Hall since 1999 and the Pirates qualified for the BIG EAST Tournament for the first time since 2006, defeating St. John s University 1-0 in the first round to advance to the BIG EAST quarterfinals. Senior Taylor Wilson and sophomore Katie Ritter each earned All-BIG EAST second-team honors in 2011, marking the first time since 1999 SHU had a pair of players recieve All-BIG EAST accolades and the first time since 2003 the Pirates had second-team all-conference honorees. Overall in six seasons at the helm, Tambi has coached four players to All-BIG EAST honors, including Megan Mills (2007, 2008) and Jennifer Pettigrew (2010). Additionally, Ritter earned a spot on the BIG EAST All-Rookie team in Tambi brings a wide range of soccer experience to the women s program. He has experience coaching in the New Jersey Olympic Development Program, and served as the head coach for several prominent club teams, such as the Arsenal World Class Women s Team, which developed several national team players, including Yael Averbuch, a Herman Trophy Finalist (top honor in collegiate soccer), and the ACC player of the Year. In addition, he has served as the head coach of the New Jersey Stallions women s team in the USL W-League. Tambi holds a USSF A License, the highest level in the country. In February of 2008, Tambi coached the Unites States National Under-17 women s soccer team to a 3-0 record. Along the way, Tambi s team defeated Australia, host nation New Zealand, and Germany en route to winning the Future Stars Tournament Championship. Following that victory, the same squad led by Tambi won the CONCACAF Championship in July of 2008 to earn a berth into the 2008 FIFA U-17 Women s World Cup. On the heels of the CONCACAF Championship, Tambi led his team back into New Zealand in November of 2008 where the U-17 Women s National team earned a second place finish in the World Cup losing, 2-1, in double-overtime to North Korea. Despite the second place finish, three of Tambi s players earned post-tournament awards including Best Goalkeeper, the Bronze Ball MVP, and the Silver Boot Top Scorer. As a player Tambi was a member of the NASL s New York Cosmos during their final season in 1984 and then captained the squad during its international schedule in Tambi also played professionally in the ASL for the New Jersey Eagles and for the Minnesota Strikers of the MISL. On the international stage, Tambi captained the United States team at the 1983 Pan-American Games in Caracas, Venezuela, and also served as a member of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team. A 1983 graduate of Columbia University with a bachelor s degree in economics, Tambi led the Lions to the Final Four in 1979, captured four straight Ivy League crowns, was an All-Ivy League midfielder and served as team captain his senior year. A native of Paterson, N.J., he earned his law degree from Seton Hall University Law School in SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 8

9 2013 Seton Hall Women's Soccer Seton Hall Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 08, 2013) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 23 STONY BROOK To Aug 26 at LIU Brooklyn L Aug 30 ARMY W /02/13 at Monmouth L Sep 06 vs William & Mary L Sep 08 at #4 Virginia L TEAM STATISTICS SHU 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 4 0 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 2/989 3/746 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/803 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 12 RITTER, Kaitlyn CLARKE, Ashley HAYES, Meghan MAIER, Frankie CORTES, Sarah KLEMME, Marie RUHE, Amie URBANSKI, Alexis RILEY, D'Yonna SHEHAJ, Angie GULLI, Amanda BLEVINS, Melissa HANSINGER, Emily MEIER, Kristina CHUKUKA, Cathy FIORINO, Sarah Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 PETTIGREW, Jennifer 6 560: /0 Total 6 560: Opponents 6 560: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seton Hall Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seton Hall Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seton Hall Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seton Hall Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Seton Hall Opponents SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 9

10 SETON HALL GAME-BY-GAME GOAL SCORERS Date Opponent W/L/T Score Overall Conf. Att. Goals Scored Aug. 23 Stony Brook T 2-2 (2OT) , Ashley Clarke (1) (Katie Ritter) 65 - Katie Ritter (1) (Ashley Clarke) Aug. 26 at LIU-Brooklyn L None Aug. 30 Army W Meghan Hayes (1) (Ashley Clarke) 35 - Frankie Maier (1) (Meghan Hayes) Sept. 2 at Monmouth L Katie Ritter (2) (Ashley Clarke, Sarah Cortes) 52 - Katie Ritter (3) (Meghan Hayes) Sept. 6 vs. William & Mary L None Sept. 8 at #5/#4 Virginia L ,223 None Sept. 12 Princeton Sept. 15 at Delaware Sept. 18 Marist Sept. 26 Providence Sept. 29 Butler Oct. 3 at DePaul Oct. 6 Creighton Oct. 12 at Xavier Oct. 17 Marquette Oct. 20 Villanova Oct. 26 at St. John s Nov. 2 at Georgetown 2013 SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 10

11 SETON HALL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Score W/L G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT Saves S% Stony Brook (H) Aug T LIU-Brooklyn (A) Aug L Army (H) Aug W Monmouth (A) Sept L William & Mary (N) Sept L Virginia (A) Sept L Princeton (H) Sept. 12 Delaware (A) Sept. 15 Marist (H) Sept. 18 Providence (H) Sept. 26 Butler (H) Sept. 29 DePaul (A) Oct. 3 Creighton (H) Oct. 6 Xavier (A) Oct. 12 Marquette (H) Oct. 17 Villanova (H) Oct. 20 St. John s (A) Oct. 26 Georgetown (A) Nov. 2 OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Opponent Date Score W/L G A Pts. Shots Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT Saves S% Stony Brook (H) Aug T LIU-Brooklyn (A) Aug W Army (H) Aug L Monmouth (A) Sept W William & Mary (N) Sept W Virginia (A) Sept W Princeton (H) Sept. 12 Delaware (A) Sept. 15 Marist (H) Sept. 18 Providence (H) Sept. 26 Butler (H) Sept. 29 DePaul (A) Oct. 3 Creighton (H) Oct. 6 Xavier (A) Oct. 12 Marquette (H) Oct. 17 Villanova (H) Oct. 20 St. John s (A) Oct. 26 Georgetown (A) Nov SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 11

12 Exhibition Match 1 SETON HALL - 4 Exhibition Match 2 SETON HALL - 5 Match 1 SETON HALL - 5 DREXEL - 1 Wednesday, August 14 Owen T. Carroll Field South Orange, N.J. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - The Seton Hall women s soccer team got its first taste of competition leading up to the 2013 season on Wednesday afternoon; finishing as 4-1 winners over visiting Drexel in the first of two exhibition matches on the schedule. In the exhibition setting, the match was broken down into three 30-minute periods. Freshman Frankie Maier (Oradell, N.J.) made her first appearance as a Pirate a memorable one when she collected a loose ball and found the back of the net on a shot from the left side of the area, putting SHU on top for good. Midfielder Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) was credited with an assist on the play, the first of two helpers for the senior in the period. Maier s tally was the first of two goals scored in similar fashion during a five-minute span for SHU, as in the 14th minute Clarke connected with classmate Meghan Hayes (Fredon, N.J.) to help double the advantage. Hayes found space on the left side of the box and beat DU starting keeper Eve Badana to widen the gap. The first period also saw the return of Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.) for the Pirates, who saw her first action in over a year after missing last season due to a knee injury. Pettigrew logged a scoreless 30 minutes, highlighted by a sliding challenge at the edge of the six-yard box that ended a Drexel threat after they had momentarily found space behind the Pirates back line. Less than a minute after the whistle to start the third period, Clarke provided the final service once again, this time linking up with Amanda Gulli who struck to increase the lead to three. In possession near the touchline to the right of goal, Clarke sent a ball across the area that found Gulli who redirected it, sending it back in the direction it came and leaving the keeper no chance as it nestled into the right side of the net. It was the third assist of the afternoon for Clarke, who picked up right where she left off after finishing last season as the team s leading scorer and tying the all-time single season record with eight assists on the year. The Dragons managed to pull one back with just over nine minutes remaining when forward Shyanne Kimbrough erased the shutout but the Pirates would add another when Klemme left the keeper stranded with a deft strike from the corner flag that ended up in the back of the net, putting the final touches on an impressive first outing. RIDER - 1 Sunday, August 18 Owen T. Carroll Field South Orange, N.J. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - The Seton Hall women s soccer team looked to be in mid-season form on Sunday afternoon as the Pirates found the back of the net five times during a commanding performance against visiting Rider, finishing as 5-1 victors. Though SHU kept the visitors pinned down in their own end for the better part of the opening quarter-hour, it was Rider who broke through first when they took advantage of a counter attack, grabbing a 1-0 lead in the 18th minute against the run of play. The lead was short lived however as three minutes, later the same duo that linked up to get Seton Hall on the board in the opener against Drexel combined to provide the first of what would be five unanswered goals for the hosts. The initial response came when senior midfielder Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) found freshman Frankie Maier (Oradell, N.J.) who worked into space on the left side of the area and let go a shot that nestled into the bottom right corner, pulling the Pirates level at 1-1. SHU continued to apply consistent pressure on the Rider goal and nearly moved ahead in the 24th minute when a right-footed effort from Meghan Hayes (Fredon, N.J.) sailed just high. Just before the half-hour mark Hayes would again prove too much for the Rider defense to handle, this time finding the final touch that had previously eluded her. Soon after drawing a foul in Rider s defensive half, Hayes eventually got on the end of a set-piece that originated with a well-placed ball from sophomore D Yonna Riley (Washingtonville, N.Y.) and redirected it near post past the Rider keeper, putting the Pirates on top for good. Seton Hall would add another tally before the intermission on a great display of individual skill from Clarke as the Paramus native carried the ball through the attacking third, leaving a number of Rider defenders in her wake before picking her spot and slotting one home just inside the left post from the right side of the box. Senior Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) found a second gear after re-entering the game as a substitute in the final frame, putting the defense on notice when she broke through the back line to create a point blank opportunity that was ultimately denied. Undeterred, Ritter kept working up to the final ticks; finally breaking through with just over three minutes to go to increase the lead to 4-1. The Hagerstown product made it a double before the final whistle, taking full advantage of a defensive lapse in the 89th minute to put the garnish on an impressive preseason showing that saw SHU outscore its opponents 9-2 over 180 minutes of action. STONY BROOK - 1 Friday, August 23 Owen T. Carroll Field South Orange, N.J. SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - The 2013 Seton Hall women s soccer team came away with a 2-2 draw against defending America East champions Stony Brook in their first match of the new campaign. Stony Brook got on the board first behind an eighth minute strike from Stella Norman that came against the run of play. SBU took advantage of one of the few opportunities they had created to that point in the match, capitalizing on a foul committed by The Hall deep in its own zone and using a quick restart to sneak one by keeper Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.). Less than five minutes after Norman s tally, Stony Brook forward Larissa Nysch found space in behind the Pirates back line, collecting a pass from teammate Megan Rea in stride just outside the six-yard box and slotting it past Pettigrew and inside the near post to double the Pirates deficit. The two-goal spread didn t last long as in the 19th minute, seniors Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) and Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) combined on a brilliant sequence that brought Seton Hall back to within one. Ritter held the ball up well from her center forward position and with her back to goal, laid the ball off to a rushing Clarke who opened the scoring ledger for The Hall with a perfectly placed right-footed rocket from outside the top of the area. The goal was the eighth that the Paramus product has scored in a Seton Hall uniform, and a fitting start to the new year after she finished as the team s leading scorer in With the score still stuck at 2-1 in Stony Brook s favor, it was another bit of magic from the duo of Clarke and Ritter that put the teams back on level terms. Clarke, who tied the school s single season assists record with eight in her junior season, played a dangerous ball into the Stony Brook area, forcing SBU keeper Ashley Castanio to commit to coming off her line. Ritter was able to win the race to the ball and with a sliding touch, tuck a shot inside the far post to bring the score to 2-2 with nearly 65 minutes gone. With the score, Ritter now sits in a tie for third on the school s all-time goals list with 17 to her name. Also, her three-point night brought her to 38 for her career and within a single point of cracking the top-five on the points list. The assist also moved Clarke into a tie with former teammate Nicki Gross for third-most in school history, giving her 13 in her career. 1 2 OT F Stony Brook (0-0-1) Seton Hall (0-0-1) SBU: Stella Norman, 7:44 SBU: Larissa Nysch (Meagn Rea), 12:39 SHU: Ashley Clarke (Katie Ritter), 18:23 SHU: Katie Ritter (Ashley Clarke), 64:35 Goalkeepers Saves SBU: Ashley Castanio (110:00) 10 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (110:00) 4 SBU SHU Shots Saves 11 5 Corners 2 6 Offsides SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 12

13 Match 2 SETON HALL - 0 Match 3 SETON HALL - 2 Match 4 SETON HALL - 2 LIU-BROOKLYN - 1 Monday, August 26 LIU Field Brooklyn, N.Y. ARMY - 0 Friday, August 30 Owen T. Carroll Field South Orange, N.J. MONMOUTH - 3 Monday, September 2 The Great Lawn West Long Branch, N.J. BROOKLYN, N.Y. - The Seton Hall women s soccer team suffered its first defeat of the 2013 season on Monday night, dropping a 1-0 decision to reigning Northeast Conference champions LIU-Brooklyn at LIU Field. For the second-straight match, the Pirates (0-1-1) held a double-digit advantage in shot attempts but the looks at net did not translate into goals for SHU. The Hall got off nine shots in each half against the Blackbirds, finishing with an 18-8 edge for the night. In the 23rd minute, senior Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) produced an effort that forced a stop from Sexton and resulted in an SHU corner, the fourth for the Pirates to that point in the proceedings. Seton Hall limited the hosts to only one attempt on goal the rest of the half and got another chance to jump ahead just before half as Sexton was called into action again by a shot from freshman Sarah Cortes (Paramus, N.J.), but the Blackbirds senior keeper was up to the task once again and the teams headed into the break in a scoreless stalemate. Senior Marie Klemme (Berlin, Germany) got the first look at goal for either team after a defensive start to the final 45 but her 58th minute effort sailed wide. SHU captain Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.) made her second save of the night just over a minute later but soon after another corner kick that saw the Pirates come up empty handed, LIU-Brooklyn would start the sequence that led to the only score of the game off a set piece of their own. The play started as the Blackbirds sent a free kick from the midfield line into a crowded right side of the Seton Hall area. Several clearance attempts were thwarted, and after her initial effort was blocked, LIU-Brooklyn s Sydney Ciufo needed just one touch to send another shot screaming towards net, beating Pettigrew far post from 20 yards out with just under 27 minutes remaining. The Pirates doubled up the Blackbirds 6-3 in shots and earning three more corners after falling behind. Perhaps the best chance came in the 89th minute when senior Meghan Hayes (Fredon, N.J.) provided a tough test with a well-placed shot but Sexton again had the answer, going full stretch to push it over the bar. It was one of three saves that she made in the final five minutes as the Pirates pushed to draw level. The night ended with SHU also enjoying an 8-1 advantage in corner kicks over LIU-Brooklyn (1-1-0) but Sexton s eight saves proved to be the difference. The teams have now split a pair of meetings over the last two years after the Pirates blanked the Blackbirds 2-0 in the 2012 opener for both squads. Pettigrew made three stops for The Hall and Cortes finished with a team-high four shots. 1 2 OT F LIU-Brooklyn (1-1-0) Seton Hall (0-1-1) LIU: Sydney Ciufo, (63:02) Goalkeepers Saves LIU: Amanda Sexton (90:00) 8 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (90:00) 3 LIU SHU Shots 8 18 Saves 8 3 Corners 1 8 Offsides 2 0 SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. It was a day of firsts for the Seton Hall women s soccer team on Friday afternoon as the Pirates blanked Army, 2-0, to pick up their first win of the new campaign. The first half was completely dominated by The Hall as SHU limited Army to just one shot on goal while managing 10 of their own in the opening period. Less than a minute into the action, freshman Sarah Cortes (Paramus, N.J.) was played in on goal and rifled a shot off the right post; a precursor to several more quality opportunities the Pirates would create on the day. Senior Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) forced a save from Army keeper Jordan Cassalia in the second minute and classmate Amie Ruhe (Monrovia, Md.) narrowly missed putting Seton Hall on top with a speculative effort in the sixth minute. With nearly 13 minutes gone, midfielder Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) played in a cross from the left wing that dropped into an open area allowing a rushing Meghan Hayes (Fredon, N.J.) to one-touch the ball into the roof of the open net, giving The Hall an early one-goal lead. The goal was the first of the season for Hayes and the third of her career. It was also the first time the Pirates have struck first in 2013, as the team improved to 6-1 in the last seven matches in which they have claimed the opening goal. The assist was the second in three games for Clarke who has directly factored into three of the Pirates four goals on the season and now leads the squad with four points. With 14 for her career, she is now tied with Courtney Wood for second in school history and trails only international women s soccer legend Kelly Smith who recorded 22 assists during her time in South Orange. Marie Klemme (Berlin, Germany) got her head on the end of a ball in the 34th minute that almost expanded the lead to two, but her effort sailed just high. Less than a minute later, the Pirates took full advantage of another quality look at the Army goal and it was Hayes again at the center of the scoring play for Seton Hall. Hayes played a ball in behind the defense and into the path of freshman Frankie Maier (Oradell, N.J.) who sized up her chance and floated a shot over the rushing keeper and inside the far post for the first goal of her career. The Pirates went on to outshoot Army 5-4 in the second half but other than a header off a corner kick that Ruhe blocked off the line near the far post, goalkeeper Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.) and a rotation of players at the back never appeared threatened. Pettigrew tied a season-high with four saves on the night en route to her first shutout of the season. The clean sheet is also the seventh of her career; moving her to within one of claiming sole possession of fourth on the school s all-time list. 1 2 OT F Army (1-2-0) Seton Hall (1-1-1) SHU: Meghan Hayes (Ashley Clarke), (12:51) SHU: Frankie Maier (Meghan Hayes), (34:20) Goalkeepers Saves ARMY: Jordan Cassalia (90:00) 3 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (90:00) 4 ARMY SHU Shots 6 15 Saves 3 5 Corners 6 4 Offsides 3 5 WEST LONG BRANCH, N.J. - For the second time this season, seniors Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) and Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) were instrumental in helping the Seton Hall women s soccer team erase an early two-goal deficit but the comeback fell short for the Pirates on Monday night as host Monmouth University came away with a 3-2 win. Monmouth got on the board just ahead of the seven-minute mark as Alexis McTamney got on the end of a cross from Dana Costello and re-directed it into the bottom right corner to help the Hawks jump out to a 1-0 lead. Just over 10 minutes later, McTamney added a second, putting the Pirates in a 0-2 hole. SHU goalkeeper Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.), who was named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll earlier in the day, was there to stop the initial shot but McTamney got to the rebound and sent it home to double her tally. Less than eight minutes after freshman Sarah Cortes (Paramus, N.J.) got the squad s first look at goal on the night, she linked up with Clarke and Ritter to pull the Pirates back to within one. The goal came in the 32nd minute when Ritter got her end on the head of a cross and beat MU keeper Ashley Lewis for her second score of the season. The assists were career landmarks for both Cortes and Clarke as the freshman recorded her first collegiate point on the play while Clarke s helper was the 15th of her career, the second-highest individual total in program history. The equalizer didn t come long after the restart as just over six minutes into the second half, Ritter found the back of the net to tie the score at 2-2. The scoring play started with a feed from senior Meghan Hayes (Fredon, N.J.) who played it forward allowing Ritter to take on and beat her defender, leaving her with just the keeper to beat and she did just that; matching McTamney with her second of the night. The goals were the second and third of the season for the Hagerstown product, matching her total from all of last year. She is now in sole possession of third place on the school s all-time goals list, needing just one more to join Courtney Wood ( 95-98) and Kelly Smith ( 97-99) as the only players to score 20 goals for the Pirates. It was the second assist for Hayes in as many games and her fourth point over the last two matches after she scored the game-winner against Army before assisting on the insurance goal in a 2-0 victory last time out. The Hawks came up with what would prove to be a winner in the 78th minute when Brianne Boyle let one go from about 25 yards out, putting it out of Pettigrew s reach and into the top corner to give her team the decisive 3-2 advantage. 1 2 OT F Monmouth (3-0-0) Seton Hall (1-2-1) MU: Alexis McTamney (Dana Costello), (6:55) MU: Alexis McTamney (17:06) SHU: Katie Ritter (Ashley Clarke, Sarah Cortes), (31:17) SHU: Katie Ritter (Meghan Hayes), (51:12) MU: Brianne Boyle (Monique Goncalves), (77:13) Goalkeepers Saves MU: Ashley Lewis (90:00) 2 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (90:00) 4 MU SHU Shots Saves 2 4 Corners 4 4 Offsides SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 13

14 Match 5 SETON HALL - 0 WILLIAM & MARY - 1 Friday, September 6 Klöckner Stadium Charlottesville, Va. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. - Defense was the order of the day on Friday afternoon in the opener of the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic as the Seton Hall women s soccer team was edged by William & Mary, 1-0. The Pirates (1-3-1) limited the Tribe to seven shots in the match, marking the third time that SHU has held its opponent to single-digit attempts through five matches in Seton Hall recorded 10 tries at goal but none found the target and William & Mary ultimately prevailed behind a 71st minute strike. Opportunities were limited for both sides in the first half as the teams went into the break with a combined five attempts. SHU s two attempts in the opening 45 came off the feet of senior forward Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) inside the first 10 minutes of action. Ritter, who entered the day among the top-10 in the BIG EAST in shot attempts in addition to being the Pirates leading scorer, got two looks at the W&M net that were separated by about five minutes but both efforts traveled wide of the woodwork. The Hall also had three corner kicks in the half, but was unable to convert. Senior keeper Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.) was up to the task the one time she was tested in the period, stonewalling the Tribe s Dani Rutter in the 20th minute. Following the intermission, the Pirates turned up the pressure, doubling the Tribe s shot output from the restart to the final whistle. The barrage started in the 52nd minute when Amie Ruhe (Monrovia, Md.) worked an opportunity but saw her effort clear the crossbar. Sophomore defender D Yonna Riley (Washingtonville, N.Y.) found herself in an advanced position nearly 11 minutes later and headed a ball towards goal, only to see it pass the outside of the post. In the 71st minute it was a header from William & Mary forward that undid the Pirate defense and gave the Tribe what proved to be the decisive advantage. Forward Katie Johnston re-entered the game for W&M following a Seton Hall foul and 40 seconds later she got her head on a cross from teammate Emory Camper and was able to slot it past Pettigrew. SHU pressed furiously for the equalizer, launching six shots from five different players over the final 20 minutes. The Pirates were nearly rewarded with less than four minutes remaining as substitute Angie Shehaj (East Brunswick, N.J.) had her shot blocked and freshman Cathy Chukuka (Marlboro, N.J.) followed soon after with a crack of her own that sailed high. The loss marks the second consecutive year that Seton Hall has been nipped by CAA power William & Mary (2-1-1), 1-0, on a neutral field after the two teams played to the same result in Philadelphia last season. 1 2 OT F William & Mary (2-1-1) Seton Hall (1-3-1) W&M: Katie Johnston (Emory Camper, Dani Rutter), 70:02 Goalkeepers Saves W&M: Caroline Casey (45:00) 0 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (110:00) 1 W&M SHU Shots 7 10 Saves 0 1 Corners 4 4 Offsides 4 0 Match 6 SETON HALL - 0 #5/#4 VIRGINIA - 3 Sunday, September 8 Klöckner Stadium Charlottesville, Va. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. A third-minute strike from Makenzy Doniak gave #5/#4 Virginia an early lead that they would not relinquish, as the Cavaliers defeated the Seton Hall women s soccer team, 3-0, on Sunday afternoon in the final game of the Virginia Nike Soccer Classic. Despite the score line, redshirt goalkeeper Jennifer Pettigrew (Kearny, N.J.) delivered a standout performance against the unbeaten hosts as UVa. kept the SHU net under consistent pressure on the day. Doniak s tally came just 145 seconds into proceedings as she collected a through ball from midfielder Morgan Brian - who is a fresh off an appearance with the U.S. Women s National Team earlier in the week and sent home a right-footed strike for her fourth goal of the season. Senior forward Katie Ritter (Hagerstown, Md.) threatened to level the score for The Hall in the 13th minute but her shot was turned away by UVa. keeper Morgan Stearns. Over the next nine minutes following Ritter s try at goal, Virginia launched seven shots at the Pirates net and on the seventh, Brian stretched the home team s lead to 2-0 as the beneficiary of a piece of build-up play for the Cavaliers. Doniak fed teammate Danielle Colaprico who played Brian in with a through ball and the junior curled a right-footed strike into the upper 90 and outside of the reach of Pettigrew. Heading into halftime, Pettigrew denied five consecutive shots for the Cavaliers; a stretch highlighted by sequence where she stoned Morgan Reuther twice in quick succession as the Kearny product helped hold the margin at 2-0 when the whistle blew for intermission. In the 55th minute, sophomore Amanda Gulli (Toms River, N.J.) found herself in on goal with a chance to slice the deficit in half but she was unable to get past Danielle DeLisle who took over in net for Virginia to start the second half. With just over 16 minutes played in the second period, freshman Cathy Chukuka (Marlboro, N.J.) was whistled for a foul inside the SHU area. Brian stepped up and put the ball on the spot for the penalty kick and increased the lead to 3-0 with a shot that beat Pettigrew to the right. Pettigrew made five more saves before the end of the match, finishing the afternoon by stopping the final 12 shots she faced in the run of play; setting a new career-high by saving 15 of the 18 shots the Virginia put on target. Her 15 saves are the most in a single-game by any goalkeeper in the 26-year history of the tournament. Chukuka, who played all but four minutes for the Pirates in defense over the weekend and senior Ashley Clarke (Paramus, N.J.) were named to the All-Tournament team for The Hall. 1 2 OT F #5/#4 Virginia (6-0-0) Seton Hall (1-4-1) UVa: Makenzy Doniak (Morgan Brian), 2:25 UVa: Morgan Brian (Danielle Colapricio, Makenzy Doniak), 21:03 UVa: Morgan Brian (PK), 61:11 Goalkeepers Saves UVa: Morgan Stearns (45:00) 1 UVa: Danielle DeLisle (45:00) 1 SHU: Jennifer Pettigrew (90:00) 15 UVa SHU Shots 36 3 Saves 2 15 Corners 5 2 Offsides SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 14

15 2013 SETON HALL WOMEN S SOCCER TV/RADIO ROSTER 00 0 GINA MAIORANA GK 5 11 So. Street, Md. PEGGY NICOLLE GK 5 6 Jr. Wenonah, N.J KRISTIN KOSCH F 5 6 RS So. Mahwah, N.J. MELISSA BLEVINS D 5 6 So. Laurel Springs, N.J. MIKAYLA HICKEY M/D 5 7 Jr. Salem, N.H. 14 MARIE KLEMME M/D 5 4 Sr. Berlin, Germany 22 SARAH FIORINO D 5 5 Fr. Glen Rock, N.J. 15 ALYSSA STIPCAK D 5 7 Jr. Mt. Airy, Md. 23 ALEXIS URBANSKI D 5 6 So. Aberdeen, N.J. 1 JENNIFER PETTIGREW GK 5 9 RS Sr. Kearny, N.J. 2 3 ASHLEY CLARKE M 5 5 Sr. Paramus, N.J. 10 FRANKIE MAIER M 5 6 Fr. Oradell, N.J. 4 5 EMILY HANSINGER D 5 8 So. Mount Laurel, N.J. BRITTNEY ALBRECHT M 5 2 Sr. Mahwah, N.J AMIE RUHE M 5 6 Sr. Monrovia, Md. KATIE RITTER F 5 7 Sr. Hagerstown, Md. SARAH CORTES F 5 4 Fr. Paramus, N.J. 13 MEGHAN HAYES M/D 5 7 Sr. Fredon, N.J ANGIE SHEHAJ F 5 4 Jr. East Brunswick, N.J. D YONNA RILEY D 5 8 So. Washingtonville, N.Y. CHRISITIE CHERUP F 5 10 So. Wayne, N.J. RACHEL FRIEDMAN M 5 10 Jr. Bridgewater, N.J. CATHY CHUKUKA D 5 7 Fr. Marlboro, N.J KRISTINA MEIER M/D 5 7 Jr. Paramus, N.J. MEG LARSEN D 5 4 Fr. Toms River, N.J. AMANDA GULLI M 5 4 So. Toms River, N.J. 31 STEPHANIE HEBER GK 5 9 Fr. Rochester Hills, Mich. 33 ILLISSA BLACKSHEAR GK 5 7 Fr. West Orange, N.J. COACHING STAFF KAZBEK TAMBI Head Coach Seventh Season 2013 SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S SOCCER KEVIN LEACOCK Assistant Coach First Season MARGUERITE FERRELL Assistant Coach First Season JERROD LAVENTURE Assistant Coach Second 15

16 00GINA MAIORANA YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Goalkeeper HOMETOWN: Street, Md. 2013: 2012: Led the team with a 5-3 record and four shutouts while recording a 2.21 GAA in 11 games... Came off the bench and made one save to keep Syracuse scoreless in the second half (9.28)...Recieved the start and made three saves against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Recorded her fourth shutout of the season and made three saves in a 1-0 win over Villanova (9.16)... Made a career-high five saves in a start at Georgetown (9.14)... Set a career-high with three saves in a win against Delaware (8.31)... Posted a third-straight shutout to start her career, blanking Lehigh on the road (8.24)...Got the start and posted her second consecutive clean sheet in a victory over Iona (8.20)... Made two saves in 90 minutes, recording a shutout and earning the win in her collegiate debut against Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Was a three-sport varsity letterwinner at The John Carroll School as a member of the soccer, basketball and track & field teams... Captain of the soccer team during her junior and senior seasons... Was a four-year starter in goal, making 70 starts and logging 5,390 minutes... Finished her career ranked first in school history in starts (70) and in career-save percentage (.905)... Also ranked second in career-goals allowed (40) and third in saves (362)... Named to the Maryland Association of Soccer Coaches (MASC) All-State team in Four-team All-Hartford County Team selection... Helped John Carroll advance to the IAAM semifinals during all four seasons... Competed in the MASC, IAAM and All-Harford County All-Star games in Six-time member of the Maryland Olympic Development Program and also played for the Baltimore Bays club team... Born April 22, MAIORANA S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SAVES W L T SHO 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SAVES CAREER: 5, at Gerorgetown ( ) AGAINST CAREER: 8, at Georgetown ( ) MAIORANA S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SHO : : CAREER : SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 16

17 0 PEGGY NICOLLE YEAR: Junior POSITION: Goalkeeper HOMETOWN: Wenonah, N.J. 2013: 2012: Saw no action...big EAST Academic All Star 2011: Saw no action... BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Earned 25 shutouts in three years as a starter and captain...helped lead team to their first Southern New Jersey Group I Championship...Honored as First Team All-Conference and Soccer Player of the Week...Played for the GotSoccer s number one ranked Cherry Hill Power Under-18 team. NICOLLE S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SAVES W L T SHO 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SAVES AGAINST NICOLLE S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SHO 2011 DNP 2012 DNP : CAREER 0-0 0: SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 17

18 1 JENNIFER PETTIGREW YEAR: RS Senior POSITION: Goalkeeper HOMETOWN: Kearny, N.J. **2010 All-BIG EAST Third Team** 2013: Set a new career-high and Virginia Nike Soccer Classic tournament record with 15 saves at #5/#4 Virginia (9.8)... Limited William & Mary to one goal (9.6)... Stopped four shots in a loss at Monmouth (9.2)...Named to BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (9.2)...Notched first shutout of the season and seventh of her career by making four saves during a 2-0 victory over Army...Recorded three stops at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Made four saves in return to action vs. Stony Brook after missing over a year due to a knee injury (8.23) 2012: Medical Red-shirt...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Made 11 starts and saw action in 12 games, logging 1,081:32 minutes in goal... Finished the season with a 1.58 goals against average, a.716 save percentage and a overall record... Through three seasons she ranks fourth in school history with 183 saves, fourth in minutes (3,849), fourth in career-shutouts (six) and fifth in goals against average (1.63)... Recorded three shutouts and finished the year ranked 10th in the BIG EAST with 4.00 saves per game... Made three saves in 1-0 shutout win at Monmouth (8/26)... Registered first-career assist against Lehigh, becoming first SHU goalkeeper to be credited with an assist since 2002 (8/29)... Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll on Aug Made four saves and notched another shutout in 1-0 win over Colgate (9/4)... Recorded a career-high 13 saves against Louisville (10/16)... Added a third shutout after making one save in the Pirates 1-0 win over St. John s in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament (10/27)... BIG EAST Academic All-Star. 2010: Played over 1,400 minutes... Made 16 starts... Named to the All-BIG EAST Third Team... Finished the season ranked third in the Pirates single-season record books with a 1.28 Goals Against Average... Stands fifth in the Pirates career-record books with 135 saves, 2,777 minutes played, and a 1.62 Goals Against Average, and sixth with three shutouts... Made four saves in the season-opener at Fordham (8/22)... Recorded five saves against #8 Maryland (9/8)... Finished with nine saves in a winning effort at Colgate (9/10)... Earned her first collegiate shutout making six saves against Rutgers (9/17)... Named BIG EAST Goalkeeper of the Week for the week-ending September Finished with two saves in 45:00 of action against Binghamton (9/20)... Recorded five saves at #15 Georgetown (9/26)... Made five saves against Providence (10/1)... Recorded eight saves against Connecticut (10/3)... Turned aside 12 shots at #5 Notre Dame (10/8)... Made seven saves in a scoreless tie at Syracuse (10/17)... Turned aside two shots in a win against Cincinnati (10/24) 2009: Appeared in over 1,300 minutes with 14 starts in 15 matches... Earned her first collegiate victory with three saves against Fairfield (8/31)... Posted four saves to earn the victory at Monmouth (9/4)... Made three saves in 45 scoreless minutes against Fordham (9/6)... Named to the Virginia Nike Classic All-Tournament Team... Made five saves with two in each half and one in overtime at Rutgers (9/18)... Made four saves in a tie against Georgetown (9/27)... Made eight saves against Notre Dame (10/11)... BIG EAST Academic All-Star. High School/Personal: Four-year starter earning 47 shutouts, three MVP awards, and three All-State Honors... Played for head coach Kazbek Tambi as a goalkeeper for the Under-17 Women s National Team that won a silver medal at the 2008 U-17 World Cup in New Zealand... Played for the nations 10th ranked Arsenal World Class team and led them to the Jefferson Cup (Virginia) and Orange Classic (Florida) Championships as well as the State Cup Finals in A sport management major... Born June 22, PETTIGREW S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SAVES W L T SHO 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SAVES SEASON: 15, at Virginia (9.8) CAREER: 15, at Virginia (9.8.13) AGAINST SEASON: 3, 2x, last at Virginia (9.8) CAREER: 5, at West Virginia ( ) PETTIGREW S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SHO : : : MEDICAL RED SHIRT : CAREER : SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 18

19 2 ASHLEY CLARKE YEAR: Senior POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Paramus, N.J. 2013: Named to Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team (9.8)...Started and played all 90 minutes at Virginia (9.8) and vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Moved into sole possession of second on the school s all-time assists list after setting up the Pirates first goal at Monmouth (9.2)...Assisted on the game-winning goal and attempted team-high four shots against Army (8.30)... Fired one shot on goal at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Tallied the Pirates first goal of the season and assisted on a game-tying score in the second half vs. Stony Brook (8.23), moving into third on the school s all-time assists list 2012: Tied the Seton Hall single-season assist record with eight and led the team with 14 points. Played in all 19 games while making 18 starts, scoring three goals... Recorded a career-high eight assists to tie the Seton Hall single-season assist record, previously set twice by SHU Hall of Famer Kelly Smith... Had a hand in all three goals, scoring and recording two assists in Seton Hall s 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Recorded three shots on goal in a 1-0 loss to DePaul (10.7)... Attempted a shot in a start at St. John s (9.30)...Logged 90 minutes at Syracuse (9.28)...Recorded one shot and played a full 90 minutes against USF (9.23)... Finished with one shot on goal in 76 minutes against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Assisted the game-winning goal a 2-0 shutout over Villanova (9.16)... Named to Villanova Classic All-Tournament Team (9.9)...Attempted two shots against William & Mary (9.9)...Assisted on both SHU goals and landed a team-high two shots on net vs. LaSalle (9.7)...Fired two shots in 90 minutes at Army (9.3)... Named to BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll (9.3)...Led team with four shot attempts and netted game-winner 1:13 into overtime against Delaware (8.31)... Posted first multi-assist match of her career, helping on two first half scores in a 3-0 win over Monmouth (8.28)...Came off the bench and fired five shots, four on net, in 62 minutes of action at Lehigh (8.24)...Attempted a career-high six shots and scored the game-winner against Iona (8.20)...Assisted on the second goal in a 2-0 victory over Long Island (8.17). 2011: Appeared in all 20 games making 19 starts in the midfield... Finished the year ranked fourth on the team in scoring with two goals and two assists for six points... Scored her first goal of the season, a game-winner, in a 1-0 win against Colgate (9/4)... Added a second score in the Pirates 3-1 victory of DePaul (10/9)... Notched an assist on the team s first goal of the season in a 3-2 win over Fordham (8/21)... Picked up another assist as SHU played to a 2-2 tie at Rutgers in the regular season finale (10/21)... Fired a team-high three shots at Louisville (10/16). 2010: Started all 18 matches recording six points and 11 shots on goal... Finished tied for third on the team with two goals... Recorded her two goals, including the game winner in the 87th minute at Colgate (9/10)... Had the lone assist on the game-winning goal against Rutgers (9/17)... Picked up an assist against Binghamton (9/20)... Recorded a team-high four shots against Providence (10/1). High School/Personal: Four-year starter... Winner of three County and two State Championships... Earned First Team All-County Honors and was named the North Jersey Player of the Year as well as an Adidas High School All-American... Played for head coach Kazbek Tambi s World Class Arsenal Hawks Club Team... Business major... Born Jan. 18, CLARKE S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SEASON: 1, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 2, 3x, last vs. Delaware ( ) SEASON: 1, 3x, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 2, 3x, last vs. Cincinnati ( ) SEASON: 3, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 4, vs. Cincinnati ( ) CLARKE S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 4, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 8, vs. Cincinnati ( ) ON GOAL SEASON: 3, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 5, at Colgate ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 4 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 19

20 3 EMILY HANSINGER YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Mount Laurel, N.J. 2013: Logged 68 minutes in reserve at Virginia (9.8)...Came off the bench and totaled one shot in 30 minutes of action against Army (8.30)...Helped limit LIU-Brooklyn to four shots on goal (8.26)...Started season opener against Stony Brook, her sixth career start (8.23) 2012: Made five starts in nine appearances... Logged 90 minutes on the backline in Seton Hall s 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Started a second-straight game and played 90 minutes on the backline in a 1-0 loss at DePaul (10.7)... Made the first start of her career at Notre Dame and logged 90 minutes (10.5)... Made fourth consecutive appearance at St. John s (9.30)...Recorded seven minutes of playing time as a substitute at Syracuse (9.28)... Came off the bench to play 15 minutes against USF (9.23)... Made her collegiate debut and logged five minutes of action against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner in girl s soccer at Bishop Eustace Preparatory School... Also ran two years of track & field... Helped Bishop Eustace win the Olympic Conference title in 2008 and 2011, in addition to winning the Parochial B State Championship in Named First-Team All-Conference as a junior and senior, and Second-Team All-Conference as a sophomore... Also received First-Team All-State and Third-Team All-South Jersey accolades following senior campaign... Played with the NJSC Real Power club team for eight seasons, winning the State Cup Championship in 2006 and Also played for the NJ Select club team in 2010 and the NJ Blaze in Majoring in biology... Born Dec. 26, HANSINGER S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: n/.a HANSINGER S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 1, vs. Army (8.30) CAREER: 1, 2x, last vs. Army ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: n/.a GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 20

21 4 BRITTNEY ALBRECHT YEAR: Senior POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Mahwah, N.J. 2013: 2012: Finished second on the team with six assists and recorded a goal while playing in all 19 games... Registered a career-high two assists in addition to firing two shots on goal in SHU s 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10/12)... Played 69 minutes and recorded a shot in a 1-0 loss at DePaul (10.7)... Recorded a shot on goal in a 1-0 loss at Notre Dame (10.5)... Logged 62 minutes and attempted a shot at St. John s (9.30)...Tallied an assist on SHU s goal at Syracuse, her fourth of the season (9.28)...Fired a team-high two shots on net in 74 minutes of action against USF (9.23)... Started and finished with one shot in 56 minutes against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Tied a career high with three shots against Villanova (9.16)... Had one shot attempt against William & Mary (9.9)...Tallied an assist on the Pirates second minute goal vs. LaSalle (9.7)...Started against Delaware (8.31) and at Army (9.3), landing a shot on frame in each match... Added second assist of season while matching previous career-high with three shot attempts and two shots on goal against Monmouth (8.28)...Came on as a substitute and notched first career assist on the game-winning goal before scoring an insurance goal to set a new single-game career-high with three points in a victory at Lehigh (8.24)...Got the start and fired a shot against Iona (8.20)...Started the season-opener vs. Long Island (8.17) 2011: Made nine starts at midfield while seeing action in all 20 games... Made the first start of her career in the season-opening 3-2 double overtime win over Fordham (8/21)... Tallied her second-career goal and her first game-winning strike in a 3-1 victory over DePaul (10/9)... Fired three shots against Monmouth (8/26) and DePaul (10/9). 2010: Made 13 appearances off the bench totaling two points... Scored her first collegiate goal against Cincinnati (10/24). High School/Personal: Four-year starter... Earned All-League and All-County honors each season and was a three-time All-State honoree... Tallied 40 goals and 32 assists while captaining the team her final season to the State Finals... Region I Pool Player as well as a three-year member of the NJODP team... Won the Trivoli Cup Championship in Copenhagen, Denmark and was a finalist in the Gothia World Youth Cup in Gothenburg, Sweden... Played for head coach Kazbek Tambi s World Class Arsenal Hawks Club Team... A secondary education major... Born Jan. 10, ALBRECHT S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 1, 3x, last at Lehigh ( ) CAREER: 2, vs. Cincinnati ( ) CAREER: 3, at Lehigh ( ) ALBRECHT S CAREER STATISTICS CAREER: 3, 4x, last at Villanova ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: 2, 3x, last vs. USF ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 1 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER MARIO DE CLERICO GK 5 10 Soph. Maple Shade, N.J SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 21

22 5 SARAH CORTES YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Forward HOMETOWN: Paramus, N.J. 2013: Started and played 49 minutes at Virginia (9.8)...Recorded 43 minutes of action off the bench vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Tallied her first career point with an assist on a first half goal at Monmouth (9.2)...Returned to the starting lineup and attempted two shots in a win over Army (8.30)...Fired a team-high four shots after coming off the bench at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Started in collegiate debut vs. Stony Brook (8.23) High School/Personal: Heralded for her touch in front of net, she scored more than 80 goals in four varsity seasons for Paramus High School...Also broke school s all-time assists record during her senior campaign...picked up First Team All-League and All-County honors during her career...served as team captain as a junior and senior...played with World Class FC...Two-sport star who left Paramus with record times in the 200-meter and 4x200 relay on the track...high school teammate of fellow Pirate Kristina Meier...Born Nov. 9, 1994 CORTES S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SEASON: 1, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 1, at Monmouth (9.2.13) CORTES S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 4, at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26) CAREER: 4, at LIU-Brooklyn ( ) ON GOAL SEASON: 1, 2x, last at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26) CAREER: 1, 2x, last at LIU-Brooklyn ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 22

23 7 KRISTIN KOSCH YEAR: RS Sophomore POSITION: Forward HOMETOWN: Mahwah, N.J. 2013: 2012: Made collegiate debut, logging nine minutes against La Salle (9.7)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Red-shirt season...big EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Helped lead team to the 2009 NBIAL League Championship, 2010 Big North League Championship, and the 2010 Group 2 State Championship...Earned First Team All-League, First Team All-County, and All-State honors...played for the Arsenal World Class Express Club team. KOSCH S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia KOSCH S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT 2011 MEDICAL RED SHIRT ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 23

24 8 MELISSA BLEVINS YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Laurel Springs, N.J. 2013: Made fifth-consecutive start at Virginia (9.8)...Played all 90 minutes at the back vs. William & Mary (9.6)Attempted a shot for the second consecutive match at Monmouth (9.2) after not logging an attempt over her first 11 appearances as a Pirate...Played 78 minutes as a starter at the back for SHU in a shutout win over Army (8.30)...Started Made second career start at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Came off the bench and logged 20 minutes of action against Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Saw action in 9 games, making one start for the Seton Hall backfield... Saw three minutes of action as a second half substitution against Louisville (10.14)... Played eight minutes as a substitute at No. 24 Notre Dame (10.5)... Came on as a substitute to play nine minutes at St. John s (9.30)...Saw six minutes of action at home against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Logged 32 minutes against Georgetown (9.14)... Made first collegiate start against William & Mary (9.9)...Came off the bench in an appearance vs. LaSalle (9.7)... Appeared in second-straight game as a substitute against Monmouth (8.28)...Made collegiate debut in a 2-0 victory at Lehigh (8.24). High School/Personal: Earned three varsity letters as a forward and midfielder at Highland Regional High School... Also played two seasons of basketball... Scored a career-high 12 goals as a sophomore, adding seven more as a junior and four during her senior season... Garnered First-Team All-Conference honors as a senior after being named Second-Team All-Conference as a sophomore and junior... Helped Highland advance to the SJ Group 3 Finals in 2009 and the semifinals in Competed in the Senior All-Star game... Played club soccer for TBAA for seven seasons... Majoring in criminal justice... Born Aug. 26, BLEVINS 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia BLEVINS CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 1, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2.13) ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 24

25 9 MIKAYLA HICKEY YEAR: Junior POSITION: Midfielder/Defender HOMETOWN: Salem, N.H. 2013: 2012: Made five appearances for the Pirates... Logged four minutes as a substitute at No. 24 Notre Dame (10.5)... Made fourth appearance of season at St. John s (9.30)... Came off the bench to play five minutes at forward against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Played 20 minutes against Georgetown (9.14)... Made Seton Hall debut against La Salle (9.7), logging 13 minutes... BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Saw no action... BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Awarded captain and MIAA Tournament MVP...Led team to its first Division I State Championship in school history...named Twotime All-Conference,Boston HeraldAll-Scholastic,Boston GlobeAll-Scholastic, andlawrence Eagle TribunePlayer of the Year...Selected to the All-Eastern Mass. All-State Team...Earned the Senior Excellence Award from the National Coaches Association and tan Outstanding Achievement Award from United States Senator Scott Brown...Played club soccer for the Seacost United and NH ODP team. HICKEY S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia HICKEY S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT 2011 DNP ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 25

26 10 FRANKIE MAIER YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Oradell, N.J. 2013: Registered 71 minutes played at Virginia (9.8)...Played 50 minutes vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Credited with one shot attempt at Monmouth in her fourth-straight start (9.2)...Collected her first career goal which stretched the SHU lead to 2-0 in a victory vs. Army (8.30)...Part of starting XI at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Recorded five shots, matching the team-high in her SHU debut vs. Stony Brook (8.23) High School/Personal: A four-time All-League performer in the midfield for River Dell High School, she was named NorthJersey.com Player of the Year and selected to the All-State squad as a senior...served as team captain as a junior and senior, earning All-County and Northern Region All-State accolades during both seasons... Graduated with final tallies of 52 goals and 45 assists for her career, including a school-record 25 assists in one season...helped guide team to league championships in 2009 and Ranked as #13 prospect in the state of New Jersey by TopDrawerSoccer.com...Played club soccer with World Class FC from Also competed on the varsity level in basketball and track...born Apr. 10, 1995 MAIER S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SEASON: 1, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 1, at Monmouth (9.2.13) SEASON: 2, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 2, at Monmouth (9.2.13) MAIER S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 5, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 5, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) ON GOAL SEASON: 3, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 3, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 26

27 11 AMIE RUHE YEAR: Senior POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Monrovia, Md. 2013: Attempted two shots vs. William & Mary (9.6), reaching 100 attempts for her career...logged 53 minutes of action at Monmouth (9.2)...Returned to starting lineup in a win against Army (8.30) and attempted one shot...played 48 minutes as a substitute at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Attempted two shots after coming off the bench against Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Scored one goal and recorded one assist for Seton Hall while starting all 14 games she played in... Played 81 minutes at St. John s (9.30)...Returned to lineup after missing USF match to start at Syracuse (9.28)...Tied for the team lead with two shots while playing 65 minutes against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)...Recorded an assist and led team with three shots on goal in a 2-0 win over Villanova (9.16)... Named to Villanova Classic All-Tournament Team (9.10)... Recorded two shot attempts and one shot on goal vs. William & Mary (9.9)...Started and played 59 minutes against La Salle (9.7)...Saw 90 minutes of action at Army (9.3)... Played entire match, attempting on shot in overtime win over Delaware (8.31)...Logged 67 minutes of action in midfield against Monmouth (8.28)...Recorded four shots, including one on net in a win at Lehigh (8.24)... Fired five shots and two on goal against Iona (8.20)...Scored first goal of season in 2-0 triumph over Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Saw action in all 20 games and made 19 starts at midfield for the Pirates... Finished the season with two points after recording a pair of assists... Assisted the game-winning goal in Seton Hall s 2-1 double overtime victory over Princeton (9/9)... Logged a season-high 108 minutes against Princeton... Notched a second assist in a 3-0 win at Pittsburgh (9/25)... Finished with a season-high five shots in 90 minutes of action in SHU s 1-0 win over St. John s in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament (10/27)... BIG EAST Academic All-stars 2010: Started 17 of the 18 matches she appeared in... Finished second on the team with three assists, third with seven points, and tied for third with two goals... Tallied two goals including the game-winner at Fairleigh Dickinson (8/29)... Had an assist against #8 Maryland (9/8)...Picked up an assist at Colgate (9/10)... Recorded a team-high four shots including two on goal against Connecticut (10/3)... High School/Personal: Three-time First Team All-Area and First Team All-Conference, and a two-time Frederick News Post Defensive Player of the Year... Named to the First Team All-State and NSCAA All-South Region Team during her senior season... Member of the State Cup Finalist Under-18 FC Frederick Club team and the Maryland ODP team that won the 2007 and 2008 Regional Championship... Major is undecided... Born Feb. 11, RUHE S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 2, at Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) CAREER: 2, at Colgate ( ) CAREER: 4, at Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) RUHE S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 2, 3x, last vs. William & Mary (9.6) CAREER: 7, at Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) ON GOAL SEASON: 1, at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26) CAREER: 4, at Fairleigh Dickinson ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 1 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 27

28 12 KATIE RITTER YEAR: Senior POSITION: Forward HOMETOWN: Hagerstown, Md. **2011 All-BIG EAST Third Team** **2010 All-BIG EAST Rookie Team** 2013: Recorded one of the Pirates two shots on goal at Virginia (9.8)...Matched a team-high with two shot attempts vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Rose to third place on the school s all-time goals and points lists with a two-goal performance at Monmouth (9.2)...Recorded two shots, one on net in win over Army (8.30)...Got off one shot at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Assisted on the first goal and scored a second-half equalizer in a 2-2 draw vs. Stony Brook, moving into a tie for third on SHU s all-time goals list (8.23) 2012: Scored all three of her goals in BIG EAST play and recorded seven of her eight points in conference. Played in all 19 games for the Pirates... Started and took three shots against Rutgers (10.19)... Scored the Pirates lone goal in a 5-1 loss at Notre Dame (10.5)... Attempted a shot in start at St. John s (9.30)...Scored first goal of season at Syracuse (9.28), moving into a tie for fifth on the school s all-time goals list and a tie for eighth most points in program history...assisted on second goal to aid a 2-0 victory over Villanova (9.16)... Started and recorded a shot on net against William & Mary (9.9)...Came on as a substitute and forced a save on her only shot vs. La Salle (9.7)...Fired a new career-high six shots in 63 minutes off the bench at Army (9.3)...Recorded one shot attempt against Delaware (8.31)...Started and recorded second-career assist on game-winning goal against Monmouth (8.28)...Made first start of season at Lehigh (8.24) and attempted three shots... Played 31 minutes as a substitute against Iona (8.20)...Came off the bench to make season debut vs. Long Island, recording one shot (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011 :Made 19 starts at forward for Seton Hall and saw action in all 20 contests... Named 2011 BIG EAST Third-Team All-Conference... Second player in school history to earn BIG EAST All-Rookie honors and go on to earn All-Conference accolades later in her career... Finished the season ranked first on the team with six goals and second with 12 points... Moved into sixth place on Seton Hall s all-time scoring list with 13 goals and is 10th in scoring with 27 points through two seasons... Named the BigAppleSoccer.com Player of the Week on Aug Tied for the team lead with three game-winning goals... Notched her first goal of the season, a game-winner, in 1-0 win at Monmouth (8/26)... Scored second goal in as many games as the Pirates tied Lehigh 1-1 (8/29)... Scored the game-winner in double overtime in Seton Hall s 2-1 win over Princeton (9/9)... Registered the second multi-goal game of her career, scoring twice in 3-2 victory over Georgetown (9/16)... Tallied her third game-winner of the season in SHU s 3-0 win at Pittsburgh (9/25). 2010: Played in 18 matches making 16 starts... Named to the All-BIG EAST Rookie Team... Led the team seven goals, 15 points and three game-winning goals... Finished third on the Pirates 29 shots... Tallied her first collegiate goal at Princeton (9/5)... Recorded a goal against #8 Maryland (9/8)... Netted a goal at Colgate (9/10)... Scored a game-winning goal two minutes into the contest against Cornell (9/12)... Named BIG EAST Rookie of the Week for the week-ending September Netted the game-winning goal against Rutgers (9/17)... Earned BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll honors for the week-ending September Named to the College Soccer 360 Primetime Performer s List for the week-ending September Scored two goals including the game-winner against Villanova (9x24)... Named to the BIG EAST Weekly Honor Roll for the week-ending September Recorded a team-high three shots on goal at Syracuse (10/17)... High School/Personal: A three-time First Team All-Piedmont Conference and First Team All-County honoree... Helped lead her team to four County Championships, and was a major contributor to the Regional Championship and state Semi-Finals appearance in Captained her club team, Hagerstown Freedom 91, winners of the 2004 and 2005 Mason Dixon Championship and the 2004 Hagerstown Lion Club Championship... A criminal justice major... Born April 11, RITTER S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SEASON: 2, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 2, 3x, last at Monmouth (9.2.13) SEASON: 1, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 1, 4x, last vs. Stony Brook ( ) SEASON: 4, at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 5, vs. Villanova ( ) RITTER S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 5, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 6, at Army (9.3.12) ON GOAL SEASON: 4, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 3, 4x, last vs. Georgetown ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 6 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 28

29 13 MEGHAN HAYES YEAR: Senior POSITION: Midfielder/Defender HOMETOWN: Fredon, N.J. 2013: Played 64 minutes at Virginia (9.8)...Helped hold William & Mary to two shots on goal while playing all 90 minutes (9.6)...Recorded second assist in as many games, providing service for a second-half equalizer at Monmouth (9.2)...Set a career-high with three points by scoring the game-winning goal and assisting on the second in a 2-0 triumph vs. Army (8.30)...Launched a team-high three shots at LIU-Brooklyn, two on goal (8.26)...Finished with two shots vs. Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Appeared in 18 games for the Pirates, making 16 starts... Played 84 minutes on defense in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Attempted a team-high two shots, landing one on goal at St. John s (9.30)...Finished with one shot on net at Syracuse (9.28)...Started the game and finished with one shot on goal in 90 minutes of action in a 1-0 loss to USF (9.23)... Recorded two shots and played 90 mintues in 2-0 win against Villanova (9.16)...Had team s lone shot on goal at Georgetown (9.14)...Played 79 minutes in a start against La Salle (9.9)...Made fourth straight start at Army (9.3)...Recorded a shot attempt in victory against Delaware (8.31)...Played entire match in 3-0 shutout against Monmouth (8.28)...Recorded first start of season and tied for second-most on team with two shots on goal at Lehigh (8.24)...Logged 62 minutes off the bench against Iona (8.20)...Made first appearance of season vs. Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Started 19 of 20 games played as a defender... Scored her second-career goal in the Pirates 2-1 double overtime win over Princeton (9/9)... Recorded a season-high five shots against Notre Dame (10/7)... Helped bolster a backfield that posted six shutouts all season, including a 1-0 victory over St. John s in the first round of the BIG EAST Tournament (10/27)... Started and played the entire game on 10 occasions. 2010: Started all 18 matches, mostly as a defender... Finished the year with three points and four shots on goal... Recorded her first collegiate point with an assist at Princeton (9/5)... Scored game-winning goal against Binghamton (9/20)... High School/Personal: Four-time All-league and two-time All-West Jersey and All-State Group II Second Team recipient... Led her team in scoring all four years... Was awarded the 2009 Conference Player of the Year and Mugs Media Player of the Year... In addition to soccer, earned MVP and All-League honors in basketball and track and field... A biology major... Born June 16, HAYES 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SEASON: 1, vs. Army (8.30) CAREER: 1, 3x, last vs. Army ( ) SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 1, 3x, last at Monmouth (9.2.13) SEASON: 3, vs. Army (8.30) CAREER: 3, vs. Army ( ) HAYES CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 3, at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26) CAREER: 5, vs. Notre Dame ( ) ON GOAL SEASON: 2, at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26) CAREER: 2, 2x, last at Lehigh ( ) GAME-WINNING SEASON: 1 CAREER: 2 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 29

30 14 MARIE KLEMME YEAR: Senior POSITION: Midfielder/Defender HOMETOWN: Berlin, Germany 2013: Logged 50 minutes in reserve at Virginia (9.8)...Started and attempted one shot vs. william & Mary (9.6)...Hit the crossbar with one of her two shots at Monmouth (9.2)...Played 53 minutes as a substitute vs. Army (8.30)...Put one of her two shots on target at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Added a shot attempt vs. Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Finished the season with three goals and three assists while starting all 19 games for Seton Hall... Recorded a shot on goal in a 1-0 loss at DePaul (10.7)... Played 55 minutes in start at St. John s (9.30)...Credited with her third assist of the year on SHU s goal at Syracuse (9.28)...Fired two shots on net in 84 minutes of action against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Logged in 53 minutes in win over Villanova (9.16)... Set new career-highs with four shots and three shots on net against William & Mary (9.9)...Scored a second half goal vs. La Salle (9.7)...Made one attempt at net at Army (9.3)...Scored second half equalizer in 2-1 overtime win over Delaware (8.31)... Tallied an assist on the third goal in a 3-0 win against Monmouth (8.28)...Tallied first career goal, a game-winner off a header, at Lehigh (8.24)...Started and attempted three shots vs. Iona (8.20)...Fired two shots and provided a helper on the game-winning goal against Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Made 17 starts and appeared in 19 games overall for Seton Hall in the midfield... Notched seven total shots, five of which were on goal... Played the entire game for SHU on seven occasions... BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2010: Played in 17 matches making 10 starts... Recorded a point on six shots on goal... Picked up her first collegiate point with an assist against Cornell (9/12)... Recorded a team-high two shots on goal at DePaul (10/10)... High School/Personal: Was a forward for Sportschule and was a member of FFC Turbine Potsdam since Help her team win second place at the School World Cup in Chile in 2007 sandwiching Under-17 German Championships in 2006 and Invited for a training camp with the U-17 German National Team before winning the Under-20 Country Cup... Born: Jan. 21, KLEMME S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 1, 3x, last vs. La Salle (9.7.12) CAREER: 1, 4x, last vs. Syracuse ( ) CAREER: 2, 3x, last vs. La Salle (9.7.12) KLEMME S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 2, 3x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 4, last vs. La Salle (9.7.12) ON GOAL SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 4, last vs. La Salle (9.7.12) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 1 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 30

31 15 ALYSSA STIPCAK YEAR: Junior POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Mt. Airy, Md. 2013: 2012: Made seven appearances in the Seton Hall backfield... Played six minutes as a second-half substitute in a 3-1 victory over Cincinnati (10.12)... Subbed in to play 11 minutes at No. 24 Notre Dame (10.5)... Logged 12 minutes of playing time at St. John s (9.30)...Saw 12 minutes of action as a reserve against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Played 32 minutes against Georgetown(9.14)... Appeared as a substitute for second straight match vs. William & Mary (9.9)...Made season debut, logging 31 minutes against La Salle (9.7)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Appeared in six games, making one start, during her freshman campaign... Made the first start of her career and played a season-high 45 minutes in a 1-0 win over Monmouth (8/26)... Played 35 minutes in the season-opening victory over Fordham (8/21)... BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Named team captain her senior year...earned All-State honors, four-time All-Chesapeake Conference First Team selections, and an All-County selection...named to the All-Decade County team and thebaltimore SunPlayer to Watch in Served as a defender her senior year where she helped her team complete the regular season without allowing a single goal to win the county championship...four-year scholar-athlete recipient with a 4.2 overall GPA...Played against the Swedish and Danish Women s National Teams, Scottish club teams, and UK teams as part of the Maryland State 93 ODP Team...Five-year captain for the FC Frederick club team where she made two Maryland State Cup Championship appearances, won a State Cup Title, and had a Region I semi-final appearance. STIPCAK S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia STIPCAK S CAREER STATISTICS ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 31

32 16ANGIE SHEHAJ YEAR: Junior POSITION: Forward HOMETOWN: East Brunswick, N.J. 2013: Made first start of the season at Virginia (9.8)...Came off the bench and tied a team-high with two shots vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Made season debut off bench at LIU-Brooklyn, recording one shot attempt in 31 minutes 2012: Appeared in all 19 games for the Pirates recording one goal... Appeared off the bench at St. John s (9.30) and at Syracuse (9.28)...Made one shot attempt off the bench in a 2-0 win over Villanova (9.16)... Appeared in eighth straight match against William & Mary (9.9)...Called upon as a substitute vs. La Salle (9.7)...Played 18 minutes as a substitute at Army (9.3)...Logged 33 minutes off the bench in win over Delaware (8.31)... Scored first collegiate goal and set new career-highs with two shots attempted, two shots on goal and two points in victory over Monmouth (8.28)...Made first-career start at Lehigh (8.24)...Attempted a shot in 45 minutes against Iona (8.20)...Made an appearance off the bench in season-opener vs. Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Appeared in 13 games coming off the bench... Finished the season ranked second on the team with three assists... Registered an assist in her first collegiate game, a 3-2 overtime win over Fordham (8/21)... Logged a season-high 43 minutes against Iona (9/11)... Assisted the Pirates only goal against Syracuse (9/30)... Notched another assist in SHU s 3-1 win over DePaul (10/9). High School/Personal: Helped lead team to GMC and Red Division Championships...Received two-time honorable mention...played with teammate Rachel Friedman on the Jersey United Spartans team...native of Albania who made two appearances for the Albanian Women s Soccer National Team in Spring 2012 SHEHAJ S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 1, vs. Monmouth ( ) CAREER: 1, 3x, last vs. DePaul ( ) CAREER: 2, vs. Monmouth ( ) SHEHAJ S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 2, vs. William & Mary (9.6) CAREER: 2, 3x, last vs. William & Mary (9.6.13) ON GOAL CAREER: 2, vs. Monmouth ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 32

33 18 D YONNA RILEY YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Washingtonville, N.Y. 2013: Recorded 33 minutes of action as a starter at Virginia (9.8)...Matched the team-high with two shot attempts vs. William & mary (9.6)...Picked up a yellow card while playing all 90 minutes at Monmouth (9.2)...Played 72 minutes in defense during a 2-0 shutout against Army (8.30)...Recorded one shot against LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Helped keep Stony Brook scoreless over the final 97 minutes by making several individual plays that stopped potential chances for the Seawolves in a 2-2 tie (8.23) 2012: Saw action in 18 games for the Pirates, recording one assist... Checked into the game as a reserve for the first time all season and finished with a career-high two shots on goal in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Made 13th and 14th consecutive starts respectively at Syracuse (9.28) and at St. John s (9.30)...Recorded 90 minutes of action in a win over Villanova(9.16)... Started on defense in both matches at the Villanova Classic (William & Mary (9.9) and La Salle, 9.7)...Played 90 minutes and forced a save off a free kick at Army (9.3)...Anchored defense for entire match and attempted a shot against Delaware (8.31)... Provided strong defensive presence for 90 minutes in 3-0 defeat of Monmouth (8.28)...Named BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Week (8.27)...Notched first collegiate point with an assist to go with three shot attempts at Lehigh (8.24)...Played entire game in defense against Iona as part of a second-straight shutout for SHU (8.20)...Logged 90 minutes in collegiate debut vs. Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Four-year letterwinner in soccer at Washingtonville High School... Was one of only seven defenders in the nation to earn National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-America accolades as a senior... Named an ESPN RISE Third-Team All-American... NYSSA Third-Team All-State selection... Was a three-time First-Team Section 9 Girls Soccer All-Star honoree... Helped lead Washingtonville to a record during her senior season when they finished first in the conference, seventh in the state and won the OCIAA Division Championship... Anchored a defense that allowed just 10 goals all season as a senior... Won conference championships in 2008 and 2009 and the OCIAA Division title in Played for the Eastern New York North Olympic Development Program in 2010 and Member of the World Class Football Club for eight seasons... Sister, Denay, played soccer at Penn State University ( )... Earned NSCAA Girls High School Scholar All-America honors... Member of the National Honor Society... Born May 10, RILEY S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 1, at Lehigh ( ) CAREER: 1, at Lehigh ( ) RILEY S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 2, vs. William & Mary (9.6) CAREER: 3, at Lehigh ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: 2, vs. Cincinnati ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 33

34 19CHRISTIE CHERUP YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Forward HOMETOWN: Wayne, N.J. 2013: 2012: Made 15 appearances for Seton Hall... Finished with one shot in 36 minutes of action in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Played 21 minutes in reserve in a 1-0 loss at DePaul (10.7)... Attempted a shot in a substitute role at St. John s (9.30)...Made eighth appearance of season vs. Villanova (9.16)... Played 25 minutes against Georgetown (9.14)... Fired a shot on goal against La Salle (9.7)...Played 22 minutes in reserve, recording one shot on goal against Delaware (8.31)... Forced a save on her only shot attempt against Monmouth (8.28)... Attempted two shots, landing one on frame at Lehigh (8.24)...Saw 31 minutes of action off the bench against Iona (8.20)...Made SHU debut vs. Long Island (8.17). High School/Personal: A versatile athlete that lettered in soccer, basketball and lacrosse at Wayne Hill High School... Was an offensive-minded defender, scoring 11 goals out of the backfield during her junior season in addition to adding 10 more scores as a senior... Recognized as a First-Team All-County Defender for four-straight seasons... Scored a goal on a 40-yard run against Paramus in the North 1, Group 3 Girl s Soccer Tournament as a sophomore... Scored a goal on a header against Ramapo in the State Playoffs as a senior... Majoring in special education... Born Jan. 24, CHERUP S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CHERUP S CAREER STATISTICS CAREER: 2, at Lehigh ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: 1, 4x, last vs. La Salle ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 34

35 20RACHEL FRIEDMAN YEAR: Junior POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Bridgewater, N.J. 2013: 2012: Appeared in 13 games for the Pirates... Played 27 minutes off the bench against Rutgers (10.19)... Subbed into the game and recorded a career-high two shots in 30 minutes of action in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Made sixth consecutive appearance at St. John s (9.30)... Played 20 minutes at Syracuse (9.28)...Saw 15 minutes of action as a substitute vs. USF (9.23)... Logged 22 minutes as a reserve against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Played 36 minutes of action against Georgetown (9.14)... Put first-career shot attempt on net against La Salle (9.7)...Set a career-high for playing time with 45 minutes at Army (9.3)...Appeared in second-consecutive match, logging seven minutes in win over Monmouth (8.28)... Made SHU debut, playing nine minutes in a 2-0 victory at Lehigh (8.24)... BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011:Saw no action... BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Leading midfielder in goals and assists...named 2008 Star-Ledger Sophomore to Watch...Received Skyland Conference Honors in Played for the Jersey United Spartans Club in the MAPS Region I League and in the Super Y Nationals in Tampa, Fla. FRIEDMAN S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia FRIEDMAN S CAREER STATISTICS CAREER: 2, vs. Cincinnati ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: 1, vs. La Salle (9.7.12) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT 2011 DNP CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 35

36 21 CATHY CHUKUKA YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Marlboro, N.J. 2013: Named to Virginia Nike Soccer Classic All-Tournament Team (9.8)...Logged 86 minutes of action at Virginia (9.8)... Attempted first-career shot vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Played the entire match at Monmouth (9.2)...One of two position players to log 90 minutes in a shutout victory over Army (8.30)...Played all 90 minutes at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Started at the back in Pirate debut against Stony Brook (8.23) High School/Personal: Four-year letter winner at Marlboro High School where she served as team captain for one season...a two-time All-State selection as a defender, earning a Second Team selection as a sophomore followed by Third Team honors as a junior...displayed impressive sprinting ability in her one year on the track, winning the 400-meter at the NJSIAA Sectionals and placing fourth among freshmen at the Nike Indoor Nationals (2010)...Played extensively with the NJ Wildcats club program, serving as team captain...national Honor Society member...born Nov. 21, CHUKUKA S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CHUKUKA S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 1, vs. William & Mary (9.6) CAREER: 1, vs. William & Mary (9.6.13) ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 36

37 22 SARAH FIORINO YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Glen Rock, N.J. 2013: Made collegiate debut as a substitute at Virginia (9.8), playing 21 minutes High School/Personal: Joins the Pirates fresh off captaining Glen Rock to a New Jersey Group II state championship as a senior...earned All-State, First Team All-League, All-County and All-North Jersey accolades after scoring five goals and tallying 10 assists from her defensive position...most recently played at the club level with World Class FC...Also played two seasons of varsity lacrosse...national Honor Society member...born Dec. 27, FIORINO S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia FIORINO S CAREER STATISTICS ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 37

38 23 ALEXIS URBANSKI YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Aberdeen, N.J. 2013: Attempted a shot in 54 minutes off the bench at Virginia (9.8)...Recorded 17 minutes of action vs. William & Mary (9.6)...One of two substitutes sent on at Monmouth (9.2); recorded one of the team s four shots on target...played 41 minutes off the bench against Army (8.30)...Made first start of the season at LIU-Brooklyn, posting one shot on goal (8.26)... One of three Pirate substitutes used in season opener against Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Saw action in 18 games, making six starts and recording one assist... Started the game and played 48 minutes in a 3-1 win over Cincinnati (10.12)... Recorded two shots while playing 90 minutes in a 1-0 loss at DePaul (10.7)... Finished with one shot attempt at St. John s (9.30)...Saw 26 minutes of playing time at Syracus (9.28)...Entered the game as a substitute, logging 30 minutes of action and registering two shots against No. 21 Marquette (9.21)... Played 61 minutes and recorded a shot attempt against Georgetown (9.14)...Saw action off the bench vs. William & Mary (9.9)... Played 45 minutes against La Salle (9.7)... Played 33 minutes as a substitute at Army (9.3)...Came off the bench to fire two shots in win over Delaware (8.31)... Attempted one shot in 40 minutes of action against Monmouth (8.28)...Made first appearance as a substitute at Lehigh (8.24), recording three shots and two shots on goal in 53 minutes... Started in the backfield against Iona (8.20)...Made collegiate debut and tallied first career point with an assist on the game-winning goal against Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star High School/Personal: Three-year letterwinner in girl s soccer at Matawan Aberdeen Regional High School... Concluded her high school career with nine goals and 30 assists... Helped lead Matawan Aberdeen Regional to a overall mark during her senior season... Three-time team Most Valuable Player ( )... Named First-Team All-State Group 3, First-Team All-Shore Conference and First-Team All-Monmouth County and First-Team All-Division as a senior... Following junior season at Matawan Aberdeen she was named Third-Team All-State Group III, First-Team All-Division and Second-Team All-Shore Conference and All-Monmouth County... Played with the New Jersey Olympic Development Program from , winning the Region I Championship each season and earning All-Region I honors in Won the ODP National Championship in 2005 and was the national runner-up in Named to the TopDrawerSoccer.com Top-100 Who To Watch list... Member of the National Honor Society... Is a third-generation Seton Hall University student-athlete; father and grandfather both played baseball at Seton Hall and her mother Denise was an SHU cheerleader... A criminal justice major... Born Sept. 9, URBANSKI S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 1, vs. Long Island ( ) CAREER: 1, vs. Long Island ( ) URBANSKI S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 1, 4x, last at Virginia (9.8) CAREER: 3, at Lehigh ( ) ON GOAL SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Monmouth (9.2) CAREER: 2, at Lehigh ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 38

39 24YEAR: Junior KRISTINA MEIER POSITION: Midfielder/Defender HOMETOWN: Paramus, N.J. 2013: One of two position players to play all 90 minutes for The Hall at Virginia (9.8)...Started and played entire match vs. William & Mary (9.6)...Played from the opening whistle to the final buzzer at Monmouth (9.2)...One of two SHU position players who were on the field for the entire match in a 2-0 defeat of Army (8.30)...Logged 36 minutes in a reserve role at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Started and attempted one shot vs. Stony Brook (8.23) 2012: Scored two goals for the Pirates while making 16 starts... Had a shot on goal at St. John s (9.30)...Started and played 64 minutes at Syracuse (9.28)...Put one shot on goal in a win over Villanova (9.16)...Recorded a shot on net against William & Mary (9.9)...Played 69 minutes against La Salle (9.7)...Attempted a shot at Army (9.3)...Got the start and played 84 minutes vs. Delaware (8.31)...Notched first-career multi-goal game, providing the game-winner while scoring on both of her shot attempts against Monmouth (8.28)...Started and aided a third-consecutive Seton Hall shutout in a 2-0 victory over Lehigh (8.24)... Contributed to a shutout of Iona by playing 90 minutes in the midfield (8.20)...Started and recorded a shot on goal against Long Island (8.17)...BIG EAST Academic All-Star 2011: Saw action in the backfield during all 20 games, making 13 starts as a defender... Made first-career start and played 106 minutes in season opener against Fordham (8/21)... Scored her first-career goal in 2-2 tie at Rutgers in regular season finale (10/21)... Played a season-high 110 minutes in 1-1 tie with Lehigh (8/29)... BIG EAST Academic All-Star. High School/Personal: Named captain during her junior and senior seasons...scored 19 goals as a defender...named a three-time First Team All-League honoree and First Team All-County...Recognized as All-State and All-Region in N.J...Played for the Arsenal World Class Express Club team with teammate Kristin Kosch...Named First Team All-League and All-County in basketball and softball...received the 2011 Brian Piccolo Award. MEIER S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: 2, vs. Monmouth ( ) CAREER: 4, vs. Monmouth ( ) MEIER S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON: 1, vs. Stony Brook (8.23) CAREER: 2, 2x, last vs. Monmouth ( ) ON GOAL CAREER: 2, 2x, last vs. Monmouth ( ) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 1 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 39

40 26 MEG LARSEN YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Defender HOMETOWN: Toms River, N.J. 2013: High School/Personal: A mainstay at the back over her four-year career at Toms River High School North...Led team to Shore Conference championship as a senior, finishing with a 17-2 record...named a First Team All-Shore performer in 2012 after being selected to the Second Team in Served as team captain for one season...played club soccer in the Match Fit Academy FC system...born Sept. 14, 1995 LARSEN S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: n.a LARSEN S CAREER STATISTICS ON GOAL GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 40

41 27AMANDA GULLI YEAR: Sophomore POSITION: Midfielder HOMETOWN: Toms River, N.J. 2013: Recorded one of SHU s two shots on goal at Virginia (9.8)...Played 41 minutes in reserve vs. William & Mary (9.6)... Recorded 41 minutes of action as a reserve against Army (8.30)... Made first start in a Pirate uniform at LIU-Brooklyn (8.26)...Came off the bench to fire a shot on goal vs. Stony Brook (8.23) 2012 (at St. Bonaventure): Appeared in 16 games and made five starts High School/Personal: Attended Monsignor Donovan High School... Named to First Team C Central in her junior and senior seasons and to All-County First team in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons... Earned Monsignor Donovan Offensive Player of the Year honors as a sophomore, junior and senior... Served as team captain in her final two seasons... An All-Shore Third Team pick in her sophomore and senior seasons, with Second Team honors as a junior... First Team B South as a freshman and sophomore... Helped her team win the high school B South Championship and reach the Shore Conference Semifinals in 2008, the Parochial State Quarter-Finals in 2008 and 2009, the Shore Conference Quarter-Finals in 2009 and 2010 and the Parochial State Semi-Finals in 2010 and tallied 32 goals and 41 assists, totaling 105 points in her career... member of the New Jersey ODP team from and was a Region I Pool pick in GULLI S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia CAREER: n.a GULLI S SHU CAREER STATISTICS SEASON/SHU CAREER HIGHS SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Virginia (9.8) CAREER: 1, 2x, last at Virginia (9.8.13) ON GOAL SEASON: 1, 2x, last at Virginia (9.8) CAREER: 1, 2x, last at Virginia (9.8.13) GAME-WINNING CAREER: 0 SEASON GP-GS G A PTS SHOT % SOG SOG % GW PK-ATT CAREER SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 41

42 31YEAR: Freshman STEPHANIE HEBER POSITION: Goalkeeper HOMETOWN: Rochester Hills, Mich. 2013: High School/Personal: A stalwart between the posts for four seasons at Rochester High School, finishing her career with a miniscule 0.53 Goals Against Average...A team captain for two seasons, she earned Second Team All-Michigan honors in addition to All-Conference and All-District recognition during her career...club history includes stints with Waza F.C., Force F.C. and Michigan Football Club where she helped her squad capture a state championship...also lettered for several seasons in basketball...born May 16, HEBER S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SAVES W L T SHO 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SAVES AGAINST HEBER S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SHO : CAREER 0-0 0: SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 42

43 33YEAR: Freshman POSITION: Goalkeeper ILLISSA BLACKSHEAR HOMETOWN: West Orange, N.J. 2013: High School/Personal: Local product who attended nearby West Orange High School, lettering in basketball and track in addition to soccer...earned First-Team All-Conference honors all four years on the pitch...burst on to the scene with 198 saves as a freshman, capturing a Second-Team All-State selection...picked up First-Team All-Conference recognition from and was named one of the top-20 girls soccer players in New Jersey by MSG Varsity heading into her junior campaign after making 145 stops and recording 10 shutouts as a sophomore...was the only New Jersey representative on the 16-player `95/ 96 Super Y-League Olympic Development Program (ODP) Select Team in 2010 BLACKSHEAR S 2013 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Date Opponent GP/GS GA SAVES W L T SHO 8.23 Stony Brook at LIU-Brooklyn Army at Monmouth vs. William & Mary at Virginia SAVES AGAINST BLACKSHEAR S CAREER STATISTICS SEASON GP-GS MIN GA GAA SAVES SAVE % W L T SHO : CAREER 0-0 0: SETON HALL PIRATES WOMEN S 43