Individual Records - Duke University Athletics

Individual Records 

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 

POINTS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95................................ 117 

2. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04 ..........................95 

3. Andi Melde, 1994-97 .....................................88 

4. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ................................78 

5. Carolyn Riggs, 2002-05 ................................71 

6. Caitlin Connolly, 1989-92 ..............................69 

7. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 .............................66 

8. Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ..........................61 

9. Dena Paris, 1989-92 .....................................59 

10. Charlene Mulinger, 1988-91 .......................54 

GOALS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95..................................47 


3. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ................................35 

4. Caitlin Connolly, 1989-92 ..............................28 

Carolyn Riggs, 2002-05 ................................28 


Dena Paris, 1989-92 .....................................24 

Sarah McCabe, 2003-06 ...............................24 

9. Andi Melde, 1994-97 .....................................23 

Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ..........................23 

ASSISTS 

1. Andi Melde, 1994-97 .....................................42 

2. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95..................................23 

3. Carolyn Ford, 2002-05 ..................................22 

4. Lauren Tippets, 2003-06 ...............................21 

5. Cara Lyons, 1992-95 ....................................20 

Rebecca Moros, 2003-06 .............................20 

7. Kate Seibert, 2002-05 ...................................19 

Elisabeth Redmond, 2006-present ............19 


10. Gwendolyn Oxenham, 2000-03 ....................17 

SHOTS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95................................317 

2. Casey McCluskey, 2001-04 ........................233 

3. Andi Melde, 1994-97 ...................................220 

4. Darby Kroyer, 2002-06 ................................199 

5. Sherrill Kester, 1996-99 ..............................191 

6. Sarah Pickens, 1998-2001 .........................189 

7. Charlene Mulfi nger, 1988-91 ......................177 

8. Caitlin Connolly, 1988-91 ............................155 

9. Meegan McMullin, 1991-94 ........................146 

10. Jennifer Lewis, 1989-92 ..............................143 

GOALIE SAVES 

1. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 .................................320 

2. Allison Lipsher, 2004-07. ............................265 

3. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 .....................248 

4. Isis Dallis, 1997-2000 .................................243 

5. Dana Piper, 1995-98 ................................163 

GOALIE SHUTOUTS 

1. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 .............................34.0 

2. Allison Lipsher, 2004-07. ...........................33.0 

3. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 ...................16.0 

4. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988-91 ......................14.8 

5. Isis Dallis, 1997-2000 .............................14.5 

GOALIE GAA 

1. Allison Lipsher, 2004-07. ...........................0.87 

2. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988-91 ....................0.92 

3. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 .............................1.20 

4. Kate Straka, 2001-04 .................................1.21 

5. Thora Helgadottir, 2000-2003 ...................1.36 

GAMES PLAYED 

1. Katherine Remy, 1992-95 ...........................90 

Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...............................90 

3. Lauren Cyran, 1994-97 ..............................89 

Missy Durham, 1992-95 ..............................89 

5. Kari Juncker, 1994-96, 98 ...........................88 

Mandy Lehr, 1993-96 .................................88 


Lauren Tippets, 2003-06 ...............................87 

Darby Kroyer, 2003-06 ..................................87 

Rachel-Rose Cohen .....................................87 

GAMES STARTED 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1992-95 ...............................90 

2. Lauren Cyran, 1994-97 ..............................87 

3. Carolyn Ford, 2002-05 ..................................86 

Rachel-Rose Cohen, 2003-06 ......................86 

4. Kristy Whelchel, 1995-98 ............................85 


Mandy Lehr, 1993-96 .................................84 

Darby Kroyer, 2003-06 ..................................84 

7. Melissa Carr, 1992-95 ................................83 

8. Cara Lyons, 1992-95 .................................81 

9. Heidi Mauger, 1992-95 ..............................81 


INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS 

POINTS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ....................................40 

Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...............................40 

3. Kelly Walbert, 1995 ....................................35 

4. Andi Melde, 1997 .......................................33 

5. Caitlin Connolly, 1990 ................................32 

6. Sherrill Kester, 1999 ..................................29 

7. Samantha Baggett, 1997 ............................28 

Elisabeth Redmond, 2007 ..........................28 

9. Andi Melde, 1994 .......................................27 

10. Carolyn Riggs, 2004 .....................................26 

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Individual Records 

GOALIE SAVES 

1. Thora Helgadottir, 2001 ................................93 

Melissa Carr, 1993 .....................................93 

3. Allison Lipsher, 2007 .....................................91 

4. Melissa Carr, 1994 .....................................87 

5. Isis Dallis, 1999 .........................................86 

6. Dade Fletcher, 1989 ..................................83 

7. Melissa Carr, 1995 ......................................80 

8. Allison Lipsher, 2006 .....................................76 

9. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988 ............................75 

10. Dana Piper, 1996 .......................................74 

GOALIE SHUTOUTS 

1. Melissa Carr, 1995 ....................................9.0 

Melissa Carr, 1994 ....................................9.0 

Allison Lipsher, 2005 ....................................9.0 


5. Melissa Carr, 1992 ....................................8.5 

6. Allison Lipsher, 2004 ....................................8.0 

7. Melissa Carr, 1993 ....................................7.5 

8. Dana Piper, 1996 ......................................7.0 


10. Thora Helgadottir, 2000 .............................5.5 

GOALS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ....................................18 

2. Casey McCluskey, 2004 ...............................16 



Kelly Walbert, 1995 ....................................14 

6. Samantha Baggett, 1997 ............................13 


Sarah Friend, 1989 ....................................10 

9. Sarah McCabe, 2004 ......................................9 

Carolyn Riggs, 2002, 2004 .............................9 

Casey McCluskey, 2001 .................................9 

Sarah Pickens, 2000 ....................................9 

Kelly Walbert, 1993 ......................................9 

Caitlin Connolly, 1989 ..................................9 

Heidi Mauger, 1989 ......................................9 

ASSISTS 

1. Andi Melde, 1997 .......................................21 

2. Elisabeth Redmond, 2007 ..........................12 

3. Andi Melde, 1994 ....................................... 11 

Rebecca Moros, 2004 ................................... 11 

5. Carolyn Ford, 2004 .......................................10 

6. Gwendolyn Oxenham, 2003 ...........................9 

7. Carolyn Ford, 2003 .........................................8 

Kelly Walbert, 1992 ......................................8 

Casey McCluskey, 2004 .................................8 

Kate Seibert, 2005 ..........................................8 

CJ Ludemann, 2007 .......................................8 

SHOTS 

1. Kelly Walbert, 1995 ..................................107 


3. Kelly Walbert, 1994 ....................................83 


5. Sarah Pickens, 2000 .....................................74 

6. Elisabeth Redmond, 2007 ..........................73 

7. Andi Melde, 1994 .......................................71 

8. Kelly Walbert, 1992 ....................................68 

9. Leika Cooke, 1989 .....................................67 


GOALIE GAA 

1. Allison Lipsher, 2005 ..................................0.59 

2. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1991 .........................0.79 

3. Ronnie Coveleskie, 1988 .........................0.80 

4. Gretchen Young, 1992 ............................0.83 



6. Melissa Carr, 1995 ..................................1.07 

7. Melissa Carr, 1994 ..................................1.09 


9. Kate Straka, 2002 ......................................1.24 

10. Thora Helgadottir, 2000 ...........................1.26 

GAMES PLAYED 


Missy Durham, 1992 ..................................24 

Jennifer Lewis, 1992 ..................................24 

Heidi Mauger, 1992 ....................................24 

Meegan McMullin, 1992 .............................24 

Jennifer Moore, 1992 .................................24 

Dena Paris, 1992 .......................................24 

Katherine Remy, 1992 ...............................24 

Kelly Walbert, 1992 ....................................24 

10. 40 tied ...........................................................23 

MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS 

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL 

6, Casey McCluskey from 9/11/04 to 10/1/04 

CONS. GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE GOALS 

4, Casey McCluskey from 9/11/04 to 9/24/04 

GAMES WITH TWO OR MORE GOALS SCORED 

6, Samantha Baggett in 1997 

CONSECUTIVE MINUTES WITHOUT 

ALLOWING A GOAL 

603:33, Allison Lipsher from 11/1/06 to 9/9/07 

MOST GOALS BY A FRESHMAN 

10, Sarah Friend in 1989 

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORDS 

MOST ASSISTS BY A FRESHMAN 

11, Andi Melde in 1994 

MOST POINTS BY A FRESHMAN 

27, Andi Melde in 1994 

GAMES STARTED 


Jennifer Lewis, 1992 ..................................24 

Heidi Mauger, 1992 ....................................24 

Meegan McMullin, 1992 .............................24 

Jennifer Moore, 1992 .................................24 

Kelly Walbert, 1992 ....................................24 

POINTS 

1. Katherine Remy (Campbell, 9/7/93) ...............7 

Casey McCluskey (Davidson, 9/24/04) ...........7 

GOALS 

1. Katherine Remy (Campbell, 9/7/93) ...............3 

Sarah Friend (Coker, 10/18/89) ......................3 

Katie Spencer (Alabama, 9/3/88) ....................3 

Casey McCluskey (Davidson, 9/24/04) ...........3 

ASSISTS 

1. Rebecca Moros (Virginia Tech, 10/17/04) .......4 

SHOTS 

1. Kelly Walbert (Wake Forest, 9/2/95) .............13 

GOALIE SAVES 

1. Dade Fletcher (N. Carolina, 9/20/89) ............16 

***Bold denotes current player 

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Team Records 

WHEN IT HAPPENED... 

First Match 

W, 6-0 vs. Alabama 

9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. 

First Goal 

Katie Spencer vs. Alabama 

9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. 

First Assist 

Nicole Canzoneri vs. Alabama 

9/3/88 • Durham, N.C. 

First ACC Match 

T, 1-1 vs. Maryland 

10/1/88 • College Park, Md. 

First ACC Tournament Match 

L, 0-1 vs. Maryland 

10/28/88 • Raleigh, N.C. 

First ACC Tournament Win 

W, 3-0 vs. Maryland 

10/27/89 • Durham, N.C. 

First NCAA Tournament Match 

W, 1-0 vs. SMU 

11/8/89 • Durham, N.C. 

First Final Four Match 

W, 1-0 vs. Hartford 

11/21/92 • Chapel Hill, N.C. 

First NCAA Championship Match 

L, 1-9 vs. North Carolina 


First Win Over Top 20 Team 

W, 2-1 vs. William & Mary 

9/4/90 • Williamsburg, Va. 

First Win Over NCAA Champion 

W, 3-2 vs. North Carolina 


First All-America 

Jennifer Lewis • 1992 

First Two-Time All-America 

Kelly Walbert • 1993, 1994 

First Three-Time All-America 

Kelly Walbert • 1993, 1994, 1995 

First ACC Player of the Year 

Kelly Walbert • 1995 

First ACC Rookie of the Year 

Casey McCluskey • 2001 

First Duke Player with International Cap 

Kelly Walbert vs. Trinidad • 1994 

50th Win 

W, 2-1 vs. Cinncinnati 

9/27/92 • Cincinnati, Ohio 

100th Win 

W, 2-0 vs. Florida 

10/21/95 • Durham, N.C. 

150th Win 

W, 6-0 vs. Catawba College 

8/26/00 • Salisbury, N.C. 

200th Win 

W, 7-0 vs. Furman 

9/19/04 • Durham, N.C. 

Longest Win Streak 

Eight matches • 8/26/00 to 9/22/00 and 

9/11/04 to 10/03/04 

First Ranking 

No. 20 • September 1989 

First Olympian 

Rebecca Smith - New Zealand 

Beijing, China - 2008 

TEAM SEASON RECORDS 

Most Points ............................................. 203 (2004) 

Fewest Points ........................................... 62 (1998) 

Opponent Most Points ........................... 185 (2004) 

Opponent Fewest Points ......................... 32 (1988) 

Most Goals ............................................... 67 (1989) 

Fewest Goals ............................................ 22 (1998) 

Opponent Most Goals ............................... 49 (1998) 

Opponent Fewest Goals ............................ 13 (1988) 

Most Assists .............................................. 73 (2004) 

Fewest Assists ...........................................11 (2001) 

Opponent Most Assists ............................. 51 (1998) 

Opponent Fewest Assists ........................... 6 (1988) 

Most Shots .............................................. 490 (1989) 

Fewest Shots .......................................... 188 (1999) 

Opponent Most Shots .............................. 291 (1998) 

Opponent Fewest Shots .......................... 163 (1988) 

Most Saves ............................................. 105 (1989) 

Fewest Saves ........................................... 77 (2002) 

Opponent Most Saves ............................ 220 (1989) 

Opponent Fewest Saves .......................... 65 (1998) 

Most Shutouts ........................................... 13 (1992) 

Fewest Shutouts ......................................... 2 (1998) 

Opponent Most Shutouts ..........................5 (1996, ‘98) 

Opponent Fewest Shutouts ..................2 (1989, ‘94) 

Lowest GAA ........................................... 0.74 (1988) 

Highest GAA ......................................... 2.45 (1998) 

Opponent Lowest GAA ......................... 1.15 (1998) 

Opponent Highest GAA ......................... 3.05 (1989) 

Most Wins ........................................ 17 (1992, 1994) 

Fewest Wins ............................................... 7 (1998) 

Most Losses ...............................................11 (1998) 

Fewest Losses .......................................5 (1992, ‘94) 

Highest Win Percentage ......................... .761 (1994) 

Lowest Win Percentage ......................... .400 (1998) 

Most Overtime Matches ...............................9 (2007) 

TEAM MATCH RECORDS 

Points ...................... 30 vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) 

Goals .............................9 vs. Monmouth (10/15/91) 

vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) 

Assists ...................... 12 vs. Virginia Tech (10/17/04) 

Shots .....................................................49 two times 

last vs. University of the South (10/13/89) 

Saves .......................16 vs. North Carolina (9/20/89) 

Largest Margin of Victory ...........9 vs. Monmouth, 9-0 

(10/15/91) 

Most Goals in a Half ........... 7 vs. Davidson (9/24/04) 

Most Goals in Overtime ........................... 2, six times 

last vs. Clemson, 2-1 (10/27/96) 

1992 NCAA Women’s College Cup Runner-Up 

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Honors & Awards 

NSCAA ALL-AMERICA 

Rebecca Moros .......................................................................................2006 (3) 

Carolyn Ford ...........................................................................................2005 (2) 

Sherrill Kester ..........................................................................................1999 (3) 

Andi Melde ...............................................................................................1997 (3) 

Kristy Whelchel ........................................................................................1996 (3) 

Kelly Walbert ............................................................ 1995 (2), 1993 (1), 1994 (1) 

Jennifer Lewis ..........................................................................................1992 (2) 

NSCAA NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR 

Bill Hempen .................................................................................................. 1992 

NSCAA ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION 

Allison Lipsher .........................................................................................2007 (2) 

Elisabeth Redmond .................................................................................2007 (3) 

Lorraine Quinn .........................................................................................2007 (2) 

Carolyn Ford ........................................................................... 2005 (1), 2004 (2) 


Rebecca Moros ....................................................... 2006 (1), 2005 (2), 2004 (3) 

Darby Kroyer .......................................................................... 2006 (3), 2005 (3) 

Casey McCluskey .......................................... 2004, 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (2) 

Kate Seibert ...................................................................................2004, 2003 (3) 

Thora Helgadottir ..................................................... 2003 (1), 2001 (1), 2000 (2) 

Carly Fuller .............................................................................. 2001 (2), 2000 (1) 

Kim Daws ................................................................................................2000 (2) 

Sarah Pickens .........................................................................................2000 (2) 

Sherrill Kester ......................................................................... 1999 (1), 1996 (2) 

Carly Fuller .............................................................................................1999 (3) 

Kristy Whelchel ....................................................... 1998 (2), 1997 (2), 1996 (1) 

Andi Melde .............................................................................................1997 (1) 

Samantha Baggett ................................................... 1997 (2), 1996 (1), 1995 (3) 

Isis Dallis ...............................................................................................1997 (2) 

Kelly Walbert ........................................................... 1993 (1), 1994 (1), 1995 (1) 

Cara Lyons ............................................................................ 1995 (3), 1994 (1) 

Jennifer Lewis ............................................................... 1992, 1990 (1), 1991 (2) 

Meegan McMullin ................................................................... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) 

Heidi Mauger .........................................................................................1992 (2) 

Delilah Huelsing ...................................................... 1990 (1), 1991 (1), 1989 (2) 

Nicole Conzoneri ...................................................................................1991 (1) 

Caitlin Connolly ....................................................................... 1990 (1), 1989 (2) 

Heidi Mauger ........................................................................... 1989 (2), 1990 (2) 

NSCAA REGION COACH OF THE YEAR 

Robbie Church ............................................................................................. 2004 

SOCCER BUZZ ALL-AMERICA 

Lorraine Quinn ........................................................................................2007 (4) 

Carolyn Ford ............................................................................................2005 (1) 

Casey McCluskey ....................................................................................2004 (2) 

Kate Seibert .............................................................................................2003 (3) 


SOCCER BUZZ FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA 

Gretchen Miller .......................................................................................2007 (3) 

Darby Kroyer ...........................................................................................2003 (3) 

Kate Seibert .............................................................................................2002 (2) 


Isis Dallis .................................................................................................1997 (1) 

SOCCER BUZZ ALL-SOUTHEAST REGION 

Allison Lipsher ........................................................................................2007 (3) 


Lorraine Quinn ........................................................................................2007 (1) 

Carolyn Ford ............................................................................ 2005 (1), 2004 (3) 

Rebecca Moros ........................................................ 2005 (1), 2006 (2), 2004 (2) 

Christie McDonald .................................................................................. 2006 (2) 

Darby Kroyer ...........................................................................................2005 (2) 


Casey McCluskey ......................................2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1) 

Kate Seibert ............................................................................. 2003 (1), 2004 (1) 

Thora Helgadottir .................................................................... 2001 (3), 2003 (3) 

Liz Wagner ..............................................................................................2002 (3) 

Carly Fuller .............................................................. 2001 (2), 2000 (1), 1999 (3) 

Sarah Pickens ........................................................................................2000 (3) 

Kim Daws ................................................................................................2000 (3) 


Kasey Truman .........................................................................................1999 (3) 

Kristy Whelchel ........................................................................ 1997 (1), 1998 (1) 

Andi Melde ...............................................................................................1997 (1) 

Lauren Cyran ...........................................................................................1997 (2) 

Isis Dallis .................................................................................................1997 (2) 

Sam Baggett ............................................................................................1997 (3) 

SOCCER BUZZ ALL-FRESHMAN 

Rebecca Allen ............................................................................................... 2007 

Gretchen Miller ............................................................................................. 2007 

KayAnne Gummersall ................................................................................... 2006 

Elisabeth Redmond ...................................................................................... 2006 

Kelly McCann ............................................................................................... 2005 

Christie McDonald ........................................................................................ 2005 

Alison Lipsher ............................................................................................... 2004 

Lorraine Quinn .............................................................................................. 2004 

Darby Kroyer ................................................................................................ 2003 

Carolyn Riggs .............................................................................................. 2002 

Kate Seibert ................................................................................................. 2002 

Casey McCluskey ......................................................................................... 2001 

Thora Helgadottir .......................................................................................... 2000 

Gwendolyn Oxenham ................................................................................... 2000 

Carly Fuller ................................................................................................... 1999 

Maegen Lobo-Berg ....................................................................................... 1999 

Isis Dallis ...................................................................................................... 1997 

ACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

Andi Melde .................................................................................................... 1997 

Kelly Walbert ................................................................................................ 1995 

ACC OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

Casey McCluskey ........................................................................................ 2004 

ACC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 

Carolyn Ford ................................................................................................ 2005 

ACC ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 


Isis Dallis ...................................................................................................... 1997 

ACC COACH OF THE YEAR 

Bill Hempen .............................................................................. 1992, 1994, 1997 

ACC ALL-TOURNAMENT 

Darby Kroyer ................................................................................................ 2005 

Casey McCluskey ....................................................................................2002-04 

Carolyn Riggs ............................................................................................... 2004 

Thora Helgadottir .......................................................................................... 2002 

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Honors & Awards 

ALL-ACC 


Lorraine Quinn .........................................................................................2007 (1) 

Carolyn Ford ............................................................................................2005 (1) 

Rebecca Moros ........................................................ 2005 (1), 2006 (1), 2004 (2) 

Darby Kroyer .......................................................................... 2005 (2), 2006 (2) 

Casey McCluskey .....................................2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1) 

Thora Helgadottir ..................................................... 2001 (1), 2002 (1), 2003 (1) 

Kate Seibert .............................................................................................2003 (2) 

Liz Wagner .............................................................................................2002 (2) 

Carly Fuller ............................................................... 1999 (2), 2000 (2), 2001 (2) 

Sarah Pickens .........................................................................................2000 (1) 

Kim Daws ................................................................................................2000 (2) 

Gwendolyn Oxenham ..............................................................................2000 (2) 

Sherrill Kester ........................................................... 1996 (1), 1999 (1), 1998 (2) 

Kasey Truman .........................................................................................1999 (2) 

Kristy Whelchel ..........................................1996 (1), 1998 (1), 1995 (2), 1997 (2) 

Andi Melde ...............................................................................................1997 (1) 

Samantha Baggett .................................................... 1996 (2), 1997 (2), 1994 (1) 

Kelly Walbert ........................................................... 1993, (1), 1994 (1), 1995 (1) 

Cara Lyons .............................................................................. 1994 (2), 1995 (2) 

Katherine Remy ....................................................................... 1993 (1), 1994 (1) 

Melissa Carr ............................................................................................1994 (2) 

Lauren Cyran ...........................................................................................1994 (2) 

Mandy Lehr ..............................................................................................1994 (2) 

Missy Durham ..........................................................................................1993 (1) 

Jennifer Lewis .......................................................................... 1991 (1), 1992 (1) 

Heidi Mauger ...........................................................................................1992 (1) 

Delilah Huelsing .......................................................................................1990 (1) 

Sue Sanders ............................................................................................1990 (1) 

Caitlin Connolly ........................................................................................1989 (1) 

Mary Pat Rosenthal .................................................................................1988 (1) 

ACC ALL-FRESHMAN 

Rebecca Alen ............................................................................................... 2007 

KayAnne Gummersall ................................................................................... 2006 

Elisabeth Redmond ..................................................................................... 2006 



Allison Lipsher .............................................................................................. 2004 

Darby Kroyer ................................................................................................ 2003 

Carolyn Riggs ............................................................................................... 2002 

Kate Seibert .................................................................................................. 2002 


Sherrill Kester ..........................................................................................1996-99 

Andi Melde ...............................................................................................1994-97 

Kelly Walbert ...........................................................................................1992-95 

Kristy Welchel ..........................................................................................1995-98 

NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA 


Carolyn Ford ................................................................................................. 2005 

NSCAA REGIONAL SCHOLAR ATHLETE 

Kelly Hathorn ...........................................................................................2007 (2) 

Christie McDonald ...................................................................................2007 (1) 

Rachel-Rose Cohen ................................................................................2006 (3) 

Carolyn Ford ............................................................................................2005 (2) 

Carmen Bognanno ..................................................................................2004 (2) 

Carolyn Ford ............................................................................................2004 (3) 

Kari Juncker .............................................................................................1998 (3) 

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 

Rachel-Rose Cohen ............................................................... 2006 (2), 2005 (3) 

ESPN THE MAGAZINE ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 

Christie McDonald ...................................................................................2007 (3) 

Kelly Hathorn ........................................................................... 2006 (3), 2007 (2) 

Rachel-Rose Cohen ............................................................... 2005 (1), 2006 (1) 

Carolyn Ford ........................................................................... 2004 (1), 2005 (2) 

Carmen Bognanno .................................................................................2005 (2) 


Alison Sanders ........................................................................................2001 (2) 

ACC ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM 

Rebecca Allen ............................................................................................... 2007 

Gretchen Miller ............................................................................................. 2007 


Rebecca Moros ........................................................................................... 2006 

Rachel-Rose Cohen ..................................................................................... 2006 

Kelly Hathorn ...................................................................................... 2006, 2007 

Elisabeth Redmond ..................................................................................... 2006 

Christie McDonald .............................................................................. 2006, 2007 

WILMA RUDOLPH STUDENT ATHLETE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD 


ACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK 

CJ Ludemann ........................................................................Sept. 24, 2007 (Co) 

KayAnne Gummersall .......................................................................Oct. 2, 2006 

Rebecca Moros ...............................................................................Oct. 10, 2005 

Carolyn Ford ....................................................................................Oct. 27, 2005 

Casey McCluskey ..........................................................................Sept. 27, 2004 

Carolyn Riggs ..................................................................................Sept. 2, 2003 

Thora Helgadottir ............................. Oct. 20, 2003, Oct. 29, 2001, Oct. 10, 2000 

Sherrill Kester ............................................................................... Sept. 13, 1999 

Emily Feeney ...................................................................................Sept. 8, 1997 

Sherrill Kester ................................................................................Sept. 29, 1997 

Andi Melde .......................................................................................Oct. 20, 1997 

Kelly Walbert ...................................................................................Sept. 5, 1995 

Katherine Remy ...............................................................................Oct. 30, 1995 

ACC 50TH ANNIVERSARY TEAM 

Thora Helgadottir .....................................................................................2000-03 

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Blue Devil Alumnae 

DUKE WOMEN’S SOCCER ALUMNAE 

Few places of higher education have the ability to claim that it encompasses the best combination of academics and athletics. Student athletes at Duke University 

experience the best in both athletic competition and success in the classroom. Success plays an integral role in the University’s culture, and Duke alumni go on to 

enjoy successful futures in a variety of professional avenues. Several Blue Devil women’s soccer alumnae have entered into coaching careers, while others have 

opted to join the business and professional worlds. 

With the inception of the Women’s United Soccer Association (WUSA) in the spring of 2001, former Duke University players had the opportunity to continue their 

soccer careers in more than just the coaching realm, but in 2003 the fi nancial backing was not there and the league was suspended. There is hope the league will 

start back up in the near future. 

WUSA’s inaugural season embraced three former Blue Devils into the League. Class of 1996 member and three-time All-America selection Kelly Walbert was 

drafted by the Atlanta Beat in the sixth round as the 81st overall pick. Class of 1998 member and two time All-America selection Kristy Whelchel was selected in 

the third round as the 20th overall pick by the New York Power. Finally, 2000 graduate and All-America selection Sherrill Kester headed west, as she was selected 

in the second round as the 14th overall pick by the San Diego Spirit. These decorated individuals demonstrate only some of the talent and accomplishments of Duke 

women’s soccer alumnae. 

WHERE ARE THEY NOW? 

Jenny Alleva (‘07): Attending second year of Carolina Law School; Chapel Hill, N.C. 

Samantha Baggett (‘98): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Embry-Riddle University; Daytona Beach, Fla. 

Jennifer (Lewis) Bass (‘92): Staff Engineer, CH2M HILL; Meridian, Idaho 

Deanna (Kreidel) Bath (‘96): Physician Assistant in Obstetrics at Carolinas Medical Center; Charlotte, N.C. 

Carmen Bognanno (‘06): Manager of Recruitment, Objectivo; Los Angeles, Calif. 

Kim (Cahill) Boswell (2000): Private Equity Real Estate; San Francisco, Calif. 

Kelly (Walbert) Cagle (‘96): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Virginia Tech; Blacksburg, Va. 

Melissa Carr (‘96): Market Manager, CSX Transportation; Jacksonville, Fla. 

Rachel-Rose Cohen (‘07): Entering her fi rst year of medical school at Duke University Medical Center; Durham, N.C. 

Andrea Crane (‘08): Public Finance Analyst, George K Baum & Company; Denver, Colo. 

Andrea (Evers) Crikelair (‘98): Director in the Equity Sales & Trading Division, UBS Securities; Greenwich, Conn. 

Lauren Cyran (‘98) : Associate in the Cooley Godward Law Offi ce; Broomfi eld, Colo. 

Isis Dallis (‘01): Sr. Advertising Coordinator, Old Navy Marketing, GAP Inc.; San Francisco, Calif. 

Melissa Durham (‘96): FBI; Miami, Fla. 

Rebekah Fergusson (‘07): Working on a documentary fi lm called The Soccer Project 

Carolyn Ford (‘06): Teach For America for the Atlanta Public Schools System; Atlanta, Ga. 

Kelly Harris (‘04): Associate, Jones Day; Dallas, Texas 

Erin Hathorn (‘07): Attending UNC Greensboro obtaining a Master’s in Education; Greensboro, N.C. 

Thora Helgadottir (‘04): Professional soccer in Iceland and plays for the Iceland National Team. 

Alexis Highsmith (‘01): Law school student, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Madison, Wis. 

Ronnie (Coveleskie) Hill (‘92): Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Vanderbilt University; Nashville, Tenn. 

Stefanie (Kraay) Golan (‘01): Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach, Army; West Point, N.Y. 

Susan Kraeger (‘01): Sports Marketing, Octagon; Stanford, Conn. 

Darby Kroyer (‘07): Research Tech, Ovarian Cancer Research Lab at Duke University Medical Center; Durham, N.C. 

Mandy Manzaneres (‘97): Physician’s Assistant; Rochester, Minn. 

Shelly Marshall (‘06): Esthetician, Laser Technician, Makeup Artist, The Skin Spa, and Champion Medical Services; New York, N.Y. 

Sarah McCabe (‘07): Investment Banking Analyst, Capital Markets, Natixis Real Estate Finance Group; New York, N.Y. 

Casey McCluskey (‘05): Attending William & Mary Law School; Williamsburg, Va. 

Andi Melde (‘98): Trading Floor Broker, Man Financial; Chicago, Ill. 

Jennifer Moore (‘92): Teacher & Women’s Soccer Coach, School of Science & Math; Durham, N.C. 

Rebecca Moros (‘07): Youth Soccer Coach; McLean, Va. 

Gwendolyn Oxenham (‘04): Working on a documentary fi lm called The Soccer Project 

Katherine Remy (‘05): Head Women’s Soccer Coach at Loyola College; Baltimore, Md. 

Carolyn Riggs (‘06): University Services, Strategic Marketing Affi liates; Indianapolis, Ind. 

Alison (Sanders) Cole (‘02): Dentist; Durham, N.C. 

Kate Seibert (‘06): Soccer Coach for Real Colorado, Special Education Teacher, Denver Public Schools; Denver, Colo. 

Lauren Simel (‘05): Third year student at the Duke Medical School; Durham, N.C. 

Kate Straka (‘05): Teacher, Women’s Basketball & Soccer Coach, Highland Park High School; Highland Park, Ill. 

Kasey Truman (‘01): Working for Saturday Music in Los Angeles, Calif. 

Katherine (Remy) Vettori (‘96): Women’s Director, Soccer Association of Columbia; Baltimore, Md. 

Traci (Karlstad) Wellington (‘96): Project Manager, Tangoe, Inc.; Austin, Texas 

Kelly (Walbert) Cagle is the head 

coach at Virginia Tech. 

Sherrill Kester played for the San 

Diego Spirit in 2001 and 2002. 

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At a time when college athletics are under close scrutiny for its academic shortcomings, the Duke athletic program remains a shining example of what can be 

accomplished with the proper perspective. The commitment to excellence is obvious in all of Duke’s sports programs. All of the Blue Devil teams have graduation 

rates near 100 percent every year. Duke is also well represented on the ACC Honor Roll. For 20 consecutive years, Duke has had the most student-athletes on the 

conference list, which recognizes athletes who compile at least a 3.0 grade point average for the year. 

This past year, Christie McDonald earned NSCAA /adidas Scholar All-America. In 2007, Rachel-Rose Cohen was selected ESPN The Magazine Academic All- 

America for the second straight year, while Carolyn Ford earned 2005 NSCAA/adidas Academic All-America honors. Duke also had fi ve student-athletes selected to 

the All-ACC Academic team in 2008-- Rebecca Allen, Kelly Hathorn, McDonald, Gretchen Miller and Lorraine Quinn. 

The Duke administration and the athletic department both embrace the philosophy that receiving a meaningful degree is the primary goal of attending college. 

As a result, Duke has compiled one of the nation’s most impressive reputations for its dedication to excellence on 

and off the fi eld. Academic Coordinator T.J. Grams helps student-athletes with course selection and monitors their 

progress toward graduation. Leslie Barnes directs the Blue Devil Career Development Program, which assists 

student-athletes with the career development process. Duke’s Associate Athletic Director Brad Berndt oversees 

the Blue Devils’ academic support program. 

An additional asset for the student-athletes is the Michael Krzyzewski Center for Athletic Excellence, which 

houses a state-of-the-art study center for all Duke student-athletes. The center opened in 2008 and includes a 

general study area along with computers, individual tutoring rooms, a classroom, resource room and staff offi ces, 

which will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 

Why has Duke’s athletic program excelled on the academic front? In part, the answer lies in the type of studentathletes 

recruited by Blue Devil coaches and the admissions process itself. One of the chief criteria is the projected 

ability to graduate, and the coaches make that a priority in recruiting. 

But in essence, it all goes back to commitment, to the desire to fi eld a program that features true student-athletes. 

At Duke University, the institution remains confi dent that a distinguished school can play a signifi cant role in 

intercollegiate athletics, while at the same time developing young adults to lead our world into a new generation 

and beyond. Student-athletes choosing Duke get the best of both worlds. 

The value of Duke’s commitment to its athletes can be seen in the careers that many of them choose after 

Rachel-Rose Cohen was selected 

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America 

as a junior and senior. 

Duke Academics 

college. They are doctors, lawyers, engineers. Some go directly into the job market, while others head to graduate 

school. Whatever the plans, a Duke degree is an invaluable commodity. That’s why choosing a college is not just 

a four-year decision. 

DUKE WOMEN’S SOCCER ACC HONOR ROLL 

Rebecca Allen 

Jenny Alleva (4) 

Jane Alukonis (2) 

Sue Ameen (3) 

Gretchen Anderson 

Bridgett Arnold (4) 

Samantha Baggett 

Carmen Bognanno (4) 

Brigid Bowdell (2) 

Kendall Bradley 

Mara Brain (2) 

Snow Brenner (2) 

Kim Cahill (4) 

Nicole Canzoneri 

Melissa Carr (3) 

Sarah Cates 

Rachel-Rose Cohen (4) 

Karen Coleman (2) 

Caitlin Connolly (2) 

Ronnie Coveleskie 

Andrea Crane (4) 

Rebecca Currie 

Lauren Cyran (3) 

Isis Dallis (4) 

Kim Daws (4) 

Heidi Durham 

Andrea Evers (2) 

Megan Farrelly (3) 

Emily Feeney (4) 

Rebekah Fergusson (4) 

Meaghan FitzGerald 

Laura Flatauer (3) 

Dade Fletcher 

Carolyn Ford (4) 

Julie Foster 

Sarah Friend (2) 

Carly Fuller (3) 

Cara Gambill 

Kelsey Garrett 

KayAnne Gummersall 

Kelly Harris (4) 

Erin Hathorn (3) 

Kelly Hathorn (3) 

Katie Heaps (4) 

Thora Helgadottir (3) 

Heidi Hollenbeck (3) 

Delilah Huelsing (2) 

Elizabeth Hurlbut (2) 

Kari Juncker (5) 

Sherrill Kester (2) 

Ali Kopfmann 

Susan Kraeger (4) 

Sheila Kramer (3) 

Deanna Kreidel 

Darby Kroyer 

Sara LaBoskey 

Margaret Lea (2) 

Amanda Lehr 

Deborah Leland 

Jennifer Lewis (3) 

Kemper Lewis 

Allison Lipsher 

Maegan Lobo-Berg (3) 

Alexandra Lyras (2) 

Mandy Manzanares (3) 

Kate Manzler (3) 

Shelly Marshall (3) 

Heidi Mauger (3) 

Sarah McCabe (3) 

Kelly McCann (3) 

Casey McCluskey (3) 

Christie McDonald (3) 

Andi Melde (2) 

Christine Mendes 

Gretchen Miller 

Beth Mittendorf 

Christi Monroe (3) 

Jennifer Moore (3) 

Alexis Morant (4) 

Rebecca Moros 

Mariana Muiruri (3) 

Charlene Mulfi nger (4) 

Sara Murphy 

Carly O’Connor (3) 

Mary Olson (2) 

Gwendolyn Oxenham (4) 

Dena Paris (2) 

Sarah Pickens (2) 

Dana Piper (2) 

Crystal Pressley (2) 

Lorraine Quinn (2) 

Elisabeth Redmond 

Alyssa Riess 

Amanda Remy (2) 

Katherine Remy (3) 

Julie Riewe (2) 

Katie Roark 

Tracy Rohrer 

Mary Pat Rosenthal (3) 

Alison Sanders (3) 

Elaine Sanders 

Sue Saunders (2) 

Kate Seibert (2) 

Lauren Simel (4) 

Darrah Smith 

Rebecca Smith (4) 

Liz Speights (2) 

Katherine Spencer (3) 

Nan Stillinger (2) 

Kate Straka 

Emily Studebaker (4) 

Lauren Tippets (2) 

Hadley Trotter 

Kasey Truman (2) 

Liz Wagner (2) 

Kelly Walbert 

Tara Walker 

Kristy Whelchel (3) 

Kristyn Woodside (3) 

Gretchen Young (2) 

Gretchen Zahnow 

Sarah Zieleske (3) 

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Koskinen Stadium 

When people speak of the top soccer 

facilities in the South and in the nation, Duke’s 

Koskinen Stadium comes to mind. In a relatively 

short period, the cozy stadium has emerged 

into one of the fi nest soccer complexes in the 

country. 

Koskinen Stadium, named and dedicated 

in 1999 through the support of John and Patricia 

Koskinen, is situated ideally on Duke University’s 

West Campus. It sits adjacent to the William 

David Murray Building and near both Wallace 

Wade Stadium and Cameron Indoor Stadium. 

This location -- in the heart of Duke’s athletic 

complex -- allows easy access for Duke fans 

both on campus and throughout the local community. 

From a spectator’s standpoint, there’s not a 

bad seat in the house as the aluminum bleachers 

fl ank each sideline to allow for 4,500 fans with 

standing room only areas pushing the capacity 

to approximately 7,000. The Bermuda grass 

playing surface is 75 yards by 120 yards with 

an underground irrigation system that keeps it in 

top condition year round, while lights, added in 

1984, have afforded the Blue Devils scheduling 

fl exibility. 

Located on the stadium’s West side, the 

press box provides ample room in the divided 

press area for writers, as well as having adequate 

space for radio and television crews. Home Team 

Sports, Fox Soccer Channel, Fox Sports Net as 

well as other television affi liates have reached a 

nationwide audience with its coverage of ACC 

Tournament action from Koskinen Stadium’s 

comfortable vantage. 

Renovations continue to improve the 

facility. Work was completed in 2005 on a 

fi eld house which features two locker rooms 

and a viewing deck. In addition, permanent 

concession stands and restrooms have been 

added to the comfort of Duke soccer fans. 

Duke brick around the bleachers, along with 

stadium fencing, also now enhance Koskinen 

Stadium. 

The facility continues to be the site of numerous 

prime soccer events, including the Atlantic 

Coast Conference Men’s Soccer Tournament 

in 1987, 1989, 1990 and 1995. The 1989 ACC 

Women’s Soccer Tournament called the Duke 

Soccer Stadium home, as did the 1992 and 2000 

tournament. 

The attendance of 5,273 for the 2000 ACC Women’s Soccer Championship between Duke and North Carolina 

was the largest crowd in the history of women’s soccer at Koskinen Stadium 

The stadium also serves as the site of one 

of the South’s premier soccer tournaments in 

the “Duke/adidas Soccer Classic”, which draws 

outstanding crowds to watch the nation’s top collegiate 

teams in early-season action. This year 

on Sept. 19 and 21, Duke welcomes Georgia, 

Fordham and North Carolina. 

In 1987, Duke was the soccer competition 

site for the United States Olympic Festival with 

the gold medal game playing host to a standing 

room- only crowd of almost 7,000 spectators. 

In 2000, Koskinen Stadium was the host of 

the ACC Women’s Soccer Tournament. The fi nal 

game between Duke and North Carolina drew 

the largest crowd (5,273) in the history of Duke 

women’s soccer at Koskinen Stadium. It was also 

the fi fth largest game attendance in a women’s 

soccer game not including the NCAA Tournament 

and the 16th biggest crowd in Division I women’s 

soccer history. 

The Blue Devils have hosted fi ve NCAA 

Tournament matches over the past 16 years, 

including fi rst-round games in 1992, 1996, 1997, 

1999 and 2000, and a second-round match-up in 

1995. During the spring of 1984, the Blue Devils 

also hosted the U.S. Olympic Team. 

The Blue Devils enjoy their home fi eld advantage. 

Over the past 20 years, Duke’s home 

record is 113-50-5. The squad is 84-33-9 over 

the last 15 seasons at home. 

The soccer team enjoys the use of its own 

locker room and meeting room in the Murray 

Building. Each player has a locker with storage 

areas for extra equipment at each space. The 

squad also has the use of a spacious practice fi eld 

close to the stadium. Enclosed by the woods that 

surround the Duke Golf Club, this fi eld allows the 

team to practice on a playing surface other than 

the game fi eld and provides a private setting for 

the soccer team to work out. 

The Murray Building, which opened in 1986, 

cost $2.4 million to construct. It not only serves 

as a home for the lacrosse and soccer offi ces, 

this facility also houses the athletic training and 

weight rooms. 

The modern training room provides all of 

the equipment and services necessary in keeping 

the Duke soccer team healthy and in action. 

Women’s soccer trainer Emily Norcross’ offi ce is 

off the main training area, allowing the players 

convenient access to her care. 

The weight room is another extensive area, 

directed under the watchful eye of strength coordinator 

Anne Tamporello. The 3,300 square foot 

facility boasts over three tons of free weights, 

along with Nautilus, HydraGym and Universal 

stations, making it one of the most complete 

weight rooms in the country. 

28

Blue Devil History 

ALL-TIME 

SERIES RECORDS 

Alabama .......................................3-0 

American ......................................2-0 

Arkansas ......................................1-0 

Baldwin Wallace ...........................1-0 

Barry .............................................1-0 

Baylor ...........................................0-1 

Berry .............................................3-1 

Boca Raton ...................................1-0 

Boston College ..........................3-1-0 

Brown ...........................................1-1 

Buffalo ..........................................1-0 

Butler ............................................2-0 

California ......................................2-0 

Campbell ......................................4-0 

Catawba .......................................1-0 

Central Florida ..............................6-1 

Charlotte .......................................4-1 

Cincinnati ......................................2-0 

Clemson .....................................6-10 

Coker ............................................2-0 

Colorado College ..........................0-1 

Connecticut ..................................1-4 

Cornell ..........................................0-1 

Dartmouth .....................................1-0 

Davidson ......................................9-0 

Dayton ..........................................1-0 

Elon ..............................................4-0 

Erskine .........................................2-0 

Fairfi eld .........................................1-0 

Florida ..........................................3-4 

Florida International ...................4-0-3 

Florida State ..............................7-4-3 

Furman .........................................1-0 

Gardner-Webb ..............................1-0 

George Mason ..............................2-0 

George Washington .....................1-2 

Georgia .........................................2-2 

Guilford .........................................1-0 

Hawaii ...........................................1-0 

Hartford ........................................2-0 

High Point .....................................1-0 

Indiana ..........................................1-0 

Kansas .........................................0-1 

Kennesaw State ...........................1-0 

Kentucky ....................................0-0-1 

Long Beach State .........................1-0 

Louisville ....................................0-0-1 

Marquette ..................................0-1-1 

Maryland ................................12-10-4 

Mary Washington..........................0-1 

Mercer ..........................................4-0 

Methodist ......................................2-0 

Miami, Fla. ....................................4-0 

Missouri ........................................2-0 

Monmouth ....................................1-0 

Nebraska ......................................1-3 

New Hampshire ............................1-1 

North Carolina .........................2-30-1 

North Carolina Greensboro ........11-3 

North Carolina State ..............12-10-1 

North Carolina Wesleyan .............3-0 

Notre Dame ...............................3-7-1 

Ohio State ....................................3-0 

Old Dominion ................................2-0 

Oregon .........................................1-0 

Oregon State ................................1-0 

Penn State ....................................1-1 

Pennsylvania ................................1-0 

Pepperdine ................................0-0-1 

Portland .....................................0-2-1 

Providence ...................................0-1 

Radford .........................................2-0 

Richmond .....................................3-0 

Roanoke .......................................1-0 

Rutgers .........................................3-0 

St. Louis .......................................3-0 

St. Mary’s .....................................1-1 

San Diego ..................................1-0-1 

San Francisco ..............................3-0 

Santa Clara ..................................0-3 

South Carolina ...........................1-0-1 

Southern California .......................0-1 

Southern Methodist ...................2-2-1 

South, Univ. of the ........................1-0 

Stanford ........................................1-5 

Stephen F. Austin .........................1-0 

Tennessee .................................1-1-2 

Texas ............................................2-1 

Texas A&M ...................................1-3 

TCU ..............................................1-0 

UAB ..............................................2-0 

UCLA ............................................1-2 

Vanderbilt .....................................5-3 

Villanova .......................................2-0 

Virginia ..................................10-12-5 

Virginia Commonwealth ...............1-0 

Virginia Tech .................................4-0 

Wake Forest ............................11-5-2 

Washington ..................................1-2 

Washington State .........................0-1 

Western Carolina ..........................1-0 

William & Mary ..........................4-5-1 

Wisconsin .....................................1-0 

Wofford .........................................1-0 

Yale ..............................................3-1 

ALL-TIME 

LETTERWINNERS 

Rebecca Allen ..........................2007 

Jenny Alleva .........................2003-06 

Jane Alukonis .....................2006-07 

Sue Ameen ................................1996 

Gretchen Anderson ...................1992 

Bridgitt Arnold .......................1990-92 

Samantha Baggett ................1994-97 

Emily Barnes ........................2004-05 

Kristen Bigelow ..........................1989 

Kristie Bishop ............................1988 

Carmen Bognanno ...............2002-05 

Brigid Bowdell .......................2000-02 

Kendall Bradley .......................2007 

Kim Cahill .............................1996-99 

Nicole Canzoneri ........1988, 1990-91 

Melissa Carr .........................1992-95 

Rachel-Rose Cohen .............2003-06 

Karen Coleman ....................1990-92 

Caitlin Connolly ....................1989-92 

Leika Cooke .........................1989-91 

Ronnie Coveleskie ...............1988-91 

Andrea Crane .............2004-05, 2007 

Becky Currie ..............................1988 

Lauren Cyran ........................1994-97 

Isis Dallis ..........................1997-2000 

Tara Davison .............................2004 

Kim Daws ...............1996, 1998-2000 

Debbie Dolins ............................1988 

Heidi Durham .............1991, 1993-94 

Melissa Durham ...................1992-95 

Emily Feeney ........................1996-98 

Rebekah Fergusson .............2003-06 

Lisa Fischer ..........................1989-90 

Meaghan FitzGerald ................2007 

Carolyn Ford .........................2002-05 

Julie Foster ................................1988 

Sarah Friend .........................1989-91 

Carly Fuller .......................1999-2001 

Irena Fulp ..................................1995 

Cara Gambill .............................1988 

Kelsey Garrett ...........................1988 

Carey Goodman .......................2007 

Jane Graves ..............................1988 

KayAnne Gummersall ........2006-07 

Kelly Harris ...........................2000-03 

Erin Hathorn .........................2004-06 

Kelly Hathorn ......................2005-07 

Katie Heaps ................1998, 2000-01 

Thora Helgadottir ..................2000-03 

Alexis Highsmith ........................2000 

Heidi Hollenbeck ..................2002-05 

Delilah Huelsing .........1988, 1990-91 

Jordan Iantorno .........................2000 

Kari Juncker ...............1994-96, 1998 

Sherrill Kester .......................1996-99 

Ali Kopfmann ........................2000-01 

Stefanie Kraay .......1997-98, 2000-01 

Susan Kraeger ...........1997-98, 2000 

Sheila Kramer .....................2005-07 

Marybeth Kreger ......................2007 

Deanna Kreidel ................1993, 1995 

Darby Kroyer ........................2003-06 

Margaret Lea ........................2000-01 

Mandy Lehr ..........................1993-96 

Debbie Leland ...........................1988 

Jennifer Lewis ......................1989-92 

Allison Lipsher ......................2004-07 

Maegan Lobo-Berg ...........1999-2002 

CJ Ludemann .......................2006-07 

Cara Lyons ...........................1992-95 

Alexandra Lyras ........................1988 

Heidi Mauger ........................1989-92 

Mandy Manzanares ..............1995-96 

Kate Manzler ........................1988-91 

Shelly Marshall .....................2002-05 

Sarah McCabe .....................2003-06 

Kelly McCann ......................2005-07 

Casey McCluskey .................2001-04 

Christie McDonald ..............2005-07 

Madeline McEwen ....................2007 

Meegan McMullin .................1991-94 

Andi Melde ...........................1994-97 

Christine Mendez ......................1988 

Gretchen Miller ........................2007 

Beth Mittendorf ..........................1988 

Christi Monroe ......................1993-94 

Jennifer Moore .....................1990-92 

Alexis Morant ........................2003-05 

Rebecca Moros ....................2003-06 

Charlene Mulfi nger ...............1988-91 

Mariana Muiruri ....................1995-98 

Sara Murphy ........................2006-07 

Sherri Noble .........................1988-89 

Carly O’Connor ..............2001, ‘03-05 

Mary Karen Olson ................1988-89 

Gwendolyn Oxenham ...........2000-03 

Dena Paris ............................1990-92 

Sarah Pickens ..................1998-2001 

Dana Piper ...........................1996-97 

Cassidy Powers ..................2005-07 

Crystal Pressley ...................2000-01 

Lorraine Quinn ..........2004, 2006-07 

Elisabeth Redmond ............2006-07 

Amanda Remy ...........................1997 

Katherine Remy ....................1992-95 

Alyssa Riess ..............................2002 

Carolyn Riggs .......................2002-05 

Katie Roark ...........................2003-06 

Tracy Rohrer..............................1988 

Mary Pat Rosenthal ....1988, 1990-91 

Alison Sanders .....................2000-01 

Elaine Sanders ................1988, 1990 

Sue Saunders .......................1990-91 

Kate Seibert ..........................2002-05 

Lauren Simel ........................2001-04 

Rebecca Smith .................1999-2002 

Liz Speights ...............................1996 

Katie Spencer .......................1988-89 

Nan Stillinger .............................1991 

Kate Straka ...........................2001-04 

Emily Studebaker .................1993-96 

Lauren Tippets......................2003-06 

Kasey Truman ............1997-99, 2001 

Liz Wagner ...........................2000-02 

Kelly Walbert ........................1992-95 

Tara Walker ...............................2002 

Kristy Whelchel .....................1995-98 

Kristyn Woodside .................1991-94 

Sarah Zielske .......................2000-02 

Bold denotes current student-athlete 

29

Year–by–Year Results 

1988 

10-6-1, 0-1-1 ACC 

Alabama W 6-0 

Berry L 0-1 

Guilford W 8-0 

Elon W 1-0 

Methodist W 1-0 

Erskine W 2-1 

at N.C. Wesleyan W 2-0 (OT) 

at Maryland T 1-1 (OT) 

at George Washington L 0-1 

N.C. State L 0-4 

William & Mary (1) L 0-1 

Roanoke (1) 

W 3-1(OT) 

Mary Washington(1) L 3-0 

at Coker College W 5-0 

Boca Raton W 1-0 

at UNC-Greensboro L 1-2 (OT) 

Maryland (2) L 0-1 

1989 

14-8-0, 1-3-0 ACC 

Buffalo W 6-1 

Baldwin Wallace W 6-0 

at Methodist W 2-0 

New Hampshire (3) L 2-3 

Villanova (3) W 5-1 

at North Carolina L 2-4 

at Berry W 2-0 

at Erskine W 5-0 

N.C. Wesleyan W 5-0 

William & Mary L 1-2 

Maryland W 2-0 

Virginia L 0-3 

at N.C. State L 1-2 

Univ. of the South W 2-0 

George Was. (4) L 1-2 

Monmouth (4) W 9-0 

Coker College W 7-0 

Stanford (5) L 1-2 

Notre Dame W 2-0 

UNC Greensboro W 3-1 

Maryland (6) W 3-0 

North Carolina (6) L 0-4 

1990 

12-8-0, 1-3-0 ACC 

Mercer W 6-0 

at William & Mary W 2-1 

Notre Dame W 4-0 

North Carolina L 0-4 

at Radford W 3-1 

Connecticut L 1-2 

Davidson W 8-1 

Boston College W 3-0 

Dayton (7) 

W 4-2 (OT) 

N.C. Wesleyan W 6-0 

at Maryland W 3-0 

N.C. State (8) L 1-2 

Rutgers W 2-1 

at Virginia L 0-2 

at Cornell (9) L 1-4 

George Mason (9) W 2-1(OT) 

Stanford L 0-1 (OT) 

SMU L 1-2 

Maryland (10) W 6-0 


1991 

8-10-1, 1-2-1 ACC 

Rutgers (11) W 2-1 

Villanova (7) W 1-0 

at UNC-Greensboro W 4-0 

Brown W 3-1 

Virginia T 5-5 (OT) 

Colorado Coll. (12) L 2-4 (OT) 

Connecticut (13) L 1-2 

Mercer W 3-1 

Cincinnati W 4-0 


St. Mary’s (14) L 1-2 (OT) 



Vanderbilt (15) L 0-1 

Central Florida (16) L 0-2 

American (16) 

W 2-0 (OT) 

William & Mary L 1-2 



1992 

17-5-2, 1-2-1 ACC 


at American W 4-0 



George Mason (12) W 3-1 

Santa Clara (12) L 0-3 

at Notre Dame W 2-1 

at Cincinnati W 2-1 


Butler W 3-1 

Vanderbilt W 1-0 

Radford (16) W 4-0 

Barry (16) W 1-0 


at Central Florida W 2-0 

Fla. International (18) T 2-2 (OT) 

New Hampshire W 2-0 

at Virginia T 0-0 

N.C. State (6) W 2-0 


SMU (19) W 1-0 

Virginia (20) W 2-0 

Hartford (21) W 1-0 


1993 

12-6-3, 2-1-1 ACC 

at Mercer W 3-0 

at Berry W 2-1 

Campbell W 7-0 

Washington (12) L 0-2 

Central Florida (12) W 3-2 

at Davidson W 4-0 



William & Mary (3) W 2-1 (OT) 

Providence (3) L 0-1 

SMU (16) W 3-1 

Fla. International (16) T 3-3 

at UNC Greensboro W 1-0 


Notre Dame (23) L 2-3 

Virginia T 1-1 (OT) 

Vanderbilt 

W 1-0 (OT) 

at N.C. State W 2-0 

N.C. State (2) W 1-0 


Fla. International (24) T 1-1(OT) 

1994 

17-5-1, 5-0-1 ACC 

at Wake Forest W 4-0 


at Virginia T 1-1 (OT) 

N.C. State W 2-0 

Arkansas (12) W 3-1 

Berry (12) W 5-1 

Clemson W 2-0 



California (25) W 4-2 

Ohio State (16) W 3-0 

George Wash.(16) W 2-0 


vs. Stanford (23) L 1-2 

vs. Vanderbilt (23) W 5-0 

at North Carolina W 3-2 

at Brown L 0-1 

Butler 

W 4-2 (OT) 

Central Florida W 2-0 

N.C. State (17) W 1-0 


Vanderbilt (26) W 2-1 


1995 

14-7-1, 4-3-0 ACC 

Wake Forest W 2-1 

Mercer W 3-0 

SMU (27) L 3-4 (OT) 

Texas A&M (27) W 2-1 

Washington(28) W 2-0 

Portland (28) L 1-2 (OT) 

at Clemson W 1-0 

at Florida State W 2-0 


Maryland L 1-2 

Ohio State (16) W 5-0 

Texas (16) W 3-0 

Notre Dame (23) T 2-2 (OT) 

William & Mary (23) W 1-0 


Florida W 2-0 


Virginia W 6-0 

Alabama W 7-0 



N.C. State (30) L 1-2 (OT) 

1996 

10-10-3, 3-3-1 ACC 


Nebraska L 1-3 

at UNC Greensboro L 1-2 

Stanford (12) W 3-0 

UCLA (12) W 2-1 

Portland T 1-1 (OT) 

Florida State W 3-0 

at Wake Forest L 0-1 

Fla. International (31) W 4-0 

Central Florida (31) W 5-1 

William & Mary (16) W 2-1 



at Vanderbilt L 1-2 

Texas A&M (23) L 0-3 

SMU (23) T 0-0 (OT) 

at Maryland T 3-3 (OT) 

Clemson 

W 2-1 (OT) 

at Virginia W 3-0 

Florida W 1-0 

Wake Forest (32) L 2-3 


Nebraska (33) L 0-3 

1997 

14-6-1, 6-1-0 ACC 

Fla. International (34) W 6-0 

at Central Fla. (34) W 4-0 

at Clemson W 3-0 

at Charlotte W 3-0 

Wisconsin (12) W 1-0 

Portland (35) L 0-3 

at Notre Dame (35) L 0-5 

Virginia W 3-2 


Pennsylvania (36) W 3-1 

Alabama (36) W 3-0 

at Campbell W 3-2 



Nebraska L 0-5 

at Florida State W 3-2 (OT) 



Wake Forest (37) T 2-2 (OT, 4-3 PKs) 


UNC Greensboro (19) L 1-3 

1998 

7-11-2, 0-5-2 ACC 

at Richmond W 2-1 

at Connecticut (38) L 2-3 

vs. Rutgers (38) W 2-0 

vs. Notre Dame (12) L 0-3 

vs. Hartford (12) W 2-1 

at Maryland L 1-3 


at UNC Greensboro W 2-1(OT) 

Baylor (36) L 0-4 

San Francisco (36) W 3-1 

vs. St. Mary’s (39) W 2-1 

at Santa Clara (39) L 0-5 


at Wake Forest L 1-4 

Charlotte W 2-0 

Florida State T 0-0 (OT) 

Clemson L 0-2 

at Florida L 1-5 

N.C.State T 1-1 (OT) 

vs. North Carolina (40) L 1-5 (2OT) 

1999 

13-10-0, 2-5-0 ACC 

at Missouri W 2-1 

at St. Louis W 2-0 

Connecticut(41) W 2-0 


Penn State (12) W 2-1 

Colorado W 2-0 


Maryland L 3-4 (OT) 

Southern Calif. (36) L 0-2 

Santa Clara (36) L 2-7 


California (42) W 1-0 


at N.C. State L 1-2 (OT) 

Wake Forest 

W 3-2 (OT) 


at Clemson L 0-5 

at Florida State W 3-1 

at Charlotte W 4-1 


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Elon (19) W 3-1 


2000 

14-8-1, 4-3-0 ACC 

at Catawba W 6-0 


at Richmond W 1-0 

vs. Oregon (12) W 1-0 

vs. South Car. (12) W 5-1 

Florida State W 3-2 


TCU (36) W 6-0 



at Wake Forest W 1-0 

Clemson W 1-0 

at UNC Greensboro L 0-2 

Old Dominion W 2-1 



Charlotte 

W 2-1 (OT) 

Vanderbilt L 0-2 

Virginia (6) T 0-0 (OT) 

Clemson (6) W 1-0 


Furman (19) W 3-1 

at Clemson (44) L 1-2 (OT) 

2001 

8-10-1, 2-5-0 ACC 


Maryland L 0-2 

Penn State (12) L 1-5 

Charlotte (12) W 1-0 

Missouri (36) W 3-2 

Georgia (36) L 2-3 

Old Dominion W 3-1 



at Florida State L 2-3 

at Florida L 0-3 

at Fla. International W 2-1 




Vanderbilt W 2-0 

Virginia (37) L 1-2 (OT) 

Tennessee (45) T 1-1 (4-2, PKs) 


2002 

9-9-2, 2-3-2 ACC 

(-/20) Tennessee W 2-1 (OT) 

(-/10) at Texas L 2-1 

(23/15) Washington(12) L 4-3 (2OT) 

(23/-) Wofford (12) W 2-0 

(-/-) Central Florida (46) W 3-0 

(-/14) Florida (46) W 2-1 (OT) 

(15/-) FIU (36) W 5-0 

(15/-) Marquette (36) L 2-1 

(22/-) at Maryland* L 3-2 

(22/-) at Georgia L 1-0 

(-/19) Clemson* L 3-2 (2OT) 

(-/19) Florida State T 1-1 (2OT) 

(-/20) N.C. State* W 3-0 

(-/12) at Charlotte L 2-1 

(-/-) at Viriginia* L 2-0 

(-/2) at North Carolina* T 0-0 (2OT) 

(-/-) High Point W 6-0 

(-/25) Wake Forest W 2-1 (OT) 

(-/20) Virginia(47) W 1-0 

(-/14) Clemson (47) L 2-0 

2003 

14-7-1, 4-3-0 ACC 


#5/4 Texas W 3-2 

#21/18 Nebraska (12) W 3-1 

#--/24 Kentucky (12) T 2-2 (2OT) 

Oregon State (48) W 2-1 

Washington State (48) L 0-1 

Richmond (36) W 4-0 

#3/3 UCLA (36) L 1-2 


at UNC Greensboro W 2-0 

#1/1 North Carolina L 0-4 

#9/16 Wake Forest W 1-0 

at #22 Florida State L 0-3 


#5/4 Virginia W 1-0 


Gardner-Webb W 5-0 

#19 Maryland W 1-0 

#8/8 Virginia (49) W 2-1 

#1/1 North Carolina (49) L 1-6 

Stephen F. Austin (50) W 3-0 

at #21/17 Tex. A&M (50) L 1-2 

Rankings are Soccer America/Soccerbuzz.com 

2004 

15-8-0, 5-4-0 ACC 

at #11/23 Tennessee L 3-4 (OT) 

Elon W 5-0 

vs. Kennessaw St. (12) W 1-0 

vs. #12/5 Florida (12) L 1-5 

at Hawaii (51) W 2-0 

vs. Long Beach St. (51) W 3-0 

Georgia (36) W 3-0 

Furman (36) W 7-0 


at #19/23 Wake Forest W 2-0 

#14/9 Florida State W 2-0 

at Miami W 4-1 

at #6/3 Virginia L 1-2 


Clemson L 0-1 

Virginia Tech W 9-3 

at Maryland L 0-1 (OT) 

at #1/1 North Carolina L 1-2 

vs. #--/18 WFU (49) W 3-0 

vs. #1/1 N.Carolina (49) L 2-4 

vs. VCU (52) W 2-1 

at #3/3 Virginia (52) W 3-0 

at #11/11 UCLA (53) L 0-2 

Rankings are NSCAA/Soccerbuzz.com 

2005 

14-6-1, 6-4-0 ACC 

UNC Greensboro W 1-0 (OT) 

at William & Mary T 1-1 (2OT) 

vs. Yale (12) W 1-0 

vs. Davidson (12) W 2-0 

at Saint Louis W 2-1 

UAB (36) W 1-0 

San Diego (36) W 5-0 

Virginia Tech L 0-1 

#11/13 Virginia W 2-0 

at #9/8 Boston College L 0-1 


at #1/1 North Carolina W 2-1 

#17/12 Wake Forest W 3-0 



at #9/9 Florida State L 1-2 (2OT) 

Miami W 3-1 

#15/13 Boston Col. (49) W 2-0 

Year–by–Year Results 

#3/3 North Carolina (49) L 1-2 

vs. Fairfi eld (54) W 4-0 

at #25/22 Yale (54) L 1-2 

Rankings are Soccer America/NSCAA 

2006 

9-8-4, 5-4-1 ACC 

St. Louis W 3-1 

Western Carolina W 1-0 

at #13/23 Yale (55) W 3-0 

vs. #18/25 UConn (55) L 1-2 

at UAB (56) W 2-0 

vs. Kansas (56) L 3-4 

#--/18 Florida (36) L 0-1 

Marquette (36) 

T 1-1 (2OT) 

at Virginia Tech W 3-1 

at #16/8 Virginia L 0-1 

#/-/26 Boston College W 1-0 


#2/2 North Carolina L 0-3 

at Maryland 

T 0-0 (2OT) 

Clemson L 2-3 

#3/4 Florida State W 3-1 

at Miami W 3-0 

at #16/13 Wake Forest L 0-1 

vs. #6/6 Florida St. (49) L 0-2 

vs. #-/25 Louisville (57) T 0-0 (3OT) 

at #23 Tennessee (57) T 0-0 (3OT) 

2007 

10-6-7, 3-3-4 ACC 

vs. Pepperdine (58) T 0-0 (2OT) 

at San Diego (58) T 0-0 (2OT) 

vs. Yale (12) W 1-0 

vs. #4/2 Texas A&M (12) L 0-2 

Elon W 6-0 

Dartmouth W 3-1 


#--/29 Ohio State (36) W 2-1 

#4/4 Virginia L 0-2 

Virginia Tech 

W 1-0 (2OT) 

at #11/6 Boston College T 1-1 (2OT) 


at #13/12 North Carolina L 1-2 

#--/21 Wake Forest T 1-1 (2OT) 

Maryland 

T 2-2 (2OT) 

#14/14 Florida State T 1-1 (2OT) 

Miami W 4-2 

at #--/25 Clemson L 0-1 

vs. #22/11 WFU (40) L 0-1 (OT) 

vs. #21/23 S. Carolina (59) T 1-1 (2OT) 

at #13/18 Georgia (59) W 1-0 

at Indiana (60) W 2-0 

at #16/12 Notre Dame (61) L 2-3 

Schedule Legend-- 

(1) WAGS (Washington, D.C.), (2) ACC Tournament (Raleigh, N.C.), (3) at William & Mary 

(Wiliamsburg, Va.), (4) at N.C. State (Raleigh, N.C.), (5) at Virginia (Charlottesville, Va.), (6) 

ACC Tournament (Durham, N.C.), (7)PUMA Wolfpack Classic (Raleigh, N.C.), (8)WAGS (Ft. 

Belvoir, Va.), (9) Cornell Classic (Ithaca, N.Y.), (10) ACC Tournament (Charlottesville, Va.), 

(11) PUMA Wolfpack Classic (Durham, N.C.), (12) Carolina Classic (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (13) 

Carolina Classic (Durham, N.C.), (14) Cardinal Classic (Stanford, Calif.), (15) at Davidson 

College (Durham, N.C.), (16) Duke Women’s Classic (Durham, N.C.), (17) ACC Tournament 

(Chapel Hill, N.C.), Orlando, Fla., (19) NCAA First Round (Durham, N.C.), (20) NCAA Second 

Round (Charlottesville, Va.), (21) NCAA Semifi nal (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (22) NCAA Championship 

(Chapel Hill, N.C.), (23) Texas Challenge (Houston, Texas), (24) NCAA First Round (Chapel 

Hill, N.C.), (25) St. Louis Tournament (St. Louis, Mo.), (26) NCAA South Regional (Chapel 

Hill, N.C.), (27) SMU Tournament (Dallas, Texas), (28) Portland Tournament (Portland, Ore.), 

(29)ACC Tournament (College Park, Md.), (30) NCAA Second Round (Durham, N.C.), (31) 

UNCG Tournament (Greensboro, N.C.), (23) Texas Challenge (Houston, Texas), (32) ACC 

Tournament (Clemson, S.C.), (33) NCAA Second Round (Lincoln, Neb.), (34)UCF Soccer 

Classic (Orlando, Fla.), (35) adidas/Lady Foot Lkr. Soc. Classic (South Bend, Ind.), (36) Duke 

adidas Soccer Classic (Durham, N.C.), (37) ACC Tournament (Winston-Salem, N.C.), (38) 

UConn Classic (Storrs, Conn.), (39) Santa Clara/Nike Classic (Santa Clara, Calif.), (40) ACC 

Tournament (Orlando, Fla.), (41) Keybank Classic (South Bend, Ind.), (42) Golden Gate Classic 

(San Francisco, Calif.), (43) NCAA Second Round (Newport News, Va.), (44) NCAA Second 

Round (Clemson, S.C.), (45) NCAA First Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (46) NCAA Second 

Round (Chapel Hill, N.C.), (46) Gator Invitational (Gainesville, Fla.), (47) ACC Tournament 

(Tallahassee, Fla.), (48) Wake Forest adidas Classic (Winston-Salem, N.C.), (49) ACC Tournament 

(Cary, N.C.), (50) NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (College Station, Texas), 

(51) Outrigger Hotels & Resorts Classic (Waipio, HI), (52) NCAA Tournament First & Second 

Rounds in Charlottesville, Va., (53) NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 in Los Angeles, Calif., (54) 

NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (New Haven, Conn.), (55) North/South Challenge 

(New Haven, Conn.), (56) UAB Nike Classic (Birmingham, Ala.), (57) NCAA Tournament First 

& Second Rounds (Knoxville, Tenn.), (58) WCC/ACC Challenge (San Diego, Calif.), (59) 

NCAA Tournament First & Second Rounds (Athens, Ga.), (60) NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 

(Bloomington, Ind.), (61) NCAA Tournament Elite Eight (Notre Dame, Ind.) 

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