2006 Women's Soccer Media Guide - Kutztown University
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2006 Women's Soccer Media Guide - Kutztown University
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WOMEN’S<br />
SOCCER<br />
<strong>2006</strong>
A Look at <strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> of Pennsylvania<br />
History:<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> of Pennsylvania, a member<br />
of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher<br />
Education, was founded in 1866 as Keystone<br />
Normal School. It became <strong>Kutztown</strong> State<br />
Teachers College in 1928, <strong>Kutztown</strong> State College<br />
in 1960, and achieved university status in<br />
1983. Today, <strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> is a modern,<br />
comprehensive institution and is accredited by<br />
the Middle States Association of Colleges and<br />
Secondary Schools.<br />
Location:<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s picturesque 325-acre<br />
campus is located in a Pennsylvania Dutch<br />
community mid-way between Allentown and<br />
Reading. Several large cities are easily accessible,<br />
including Philadelphia and New York.<br />
Enrollment:<br />
Approximately 10,000 full- and part-time<br />
undergraduate and graduate students. Most<br />
are Pennsylvania residents, but students from<br />
24 states and 38 nations are represented in the<br />
student body: 60% women, 40% men.<br />
Academic Year:<br />
Consists of two 15-week terms. The university<br />
also offers classes during two five-week summer<br />
sessions.<br />
Faculty:<br />
Teaching-focused with scholarly expertise;<br />
many are engaged in research, student/faculty<br />
research, writing and consulting. There is a<br />
19:1 student/faculty ratio.<br />
Majors/Degrees:<br />
KU has nearly 60 undergraduate majors<br />
in the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences,<br />
Visual and Performing Arts, Business, and<br />
Education. There are 19 graduate degree programs<br />
within the College of Graduate Studies<br />
and Extended Learning. Degrees at <strong>Kutztown</strong><br />
include the B.A., B.F.A, B.S.B.A., B.S.N.,<br />
B.S.W., B.S.Ed.; M.A., M.B.A., M.P.A.,<br />
M.L.S., M.S., and M.Ed.<br />
Special Academic Programs:<br />
There are honors programs throughout the<br />
undergraduate curriculum, Phi Kappa Phi and<br />
Alpha Epsilon Lambda national honor societies,<br />
17 international exchange and study abroad<br />
programs, freshmen seminars, independent<br />
study, internships, four MBA locations, and<br />
diversified and intensive academic support<br />
services.<br />
Library:<br />
Modern, spacious facility; 517,000 bound volumes,<br />
as well as thousands of maps, periodicals<br />
and microforms; Endeavor integrated library<br />
system; numerous Web databases; Internet;<br />
electronic full-text periodical databases; 191<br />
computers, including laptops; 527 network<br />
connections; seating for 800 patrons.<br />
Special Facilities:<br />
Wireless campus, gallery, planetarium, observatory,<br />
TV production facilities, 30 studentaccessible<br />
computer labs containing nearly<br />
500 PCs/Macs, cartography lab, early learning<br />
center, smart classrooms, curriculum materials<br />
center and Pennsylvania German Heritage<br />
Center.<br />
Student Life:<br />
Nearly 200 student organizations include:<br />
academic, advisory councils, campus media<br />
(including a fully-equipped radio station and<br />
student newspaper), diversified interest, Greek<br />
Life, performing arts, public service, special<br />
interest, sports (club and recreation) and visual<br />
arts affiliates. Entertainment options include<br />
concerts, dances, lectures, comedy, excursions<br />
and cultural events. The McFarland Student<br />
Union houses the bookstore, movie theater,<br />
game room, snack bar, TV lounge, coffeehouse,<br />
financial center and cyberlounge.<br />
Residence Halls:<br />
Ten residence halls (6 coed, 2 single gender, 2<br />
modified single gender), two apartment-style<br />
coed complexes and one residence house accommodate<br />
4,434 students. All residence halls<br />
are wired for cable TV, telephone, Internet and<br />
campus network access.<br />
In accordance with the Equity in Athletics<br />
Disclosure Act of 1994 (section 360B of Pub. L.<br />
130-382), the <strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> Athletic Department<br />
has made information concerning its intercollegiate<br />
athletics programs available to the public.<br />
This information is on file at Rohrbach Library and<br />
the athletic department main office. Questions can<br />
be directed to the athletics office, (610) 683-4094.<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> is committed to Affirmative<br />
Action, equal employment and educational opportunity<br />
in compliance with Title VI and VII of the<br />
Civil Rights Act of 1964, Executive Order 11246,<br />
the Educational Amendments under Title IX of 1972,<br />
Sections 503/504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973,<br />
and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong> <strong>Media</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
Table of Contents<br />
A look at KU..........Inside Front cover<br />
Head Coach Jeff Schellenberger.......2<br />
Assistant Coaches .........................2-3<br />
<strong>2006</strong> Outlook....................................3<br />
Golden Bear Profiles......................4-7<br />
2005 Season Review.........................8<br />
Facilities...........................................9<br />
Athletic Honors..............................10<br />
History............................................10<br />
Records...........................................11<br />
Recreation Center...........................12<br />
2005-06 Dixon Trophy...................12<br />
Academics & Athletics...................13<br />
Schedule..........................Back Cover<br />
For additional information, contact:<br />
KU Sports Information Office:<br />
(610) 683-4182<br />
KU Athletics Department:<br />
(610) 683-4094<br />
Email: athletics@kutztown.edu<br />
Golden Bear Hotline:<br />
(610) 683-1515<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> of Pennsylvania is<br />
a member of the State System of Higher<br />
Education.<br />
<strong>University</strong> Quick Facts<br />
Location.................... <strong>Kutztown</strong>, PA 19530<br />
Enrollment.......................................10,000<br />
President.................. Dr. F. Javier Cevallos<br />
Director of Athletics........Greg Bamberger<br />
Associate AD...................... Michele Gober<br />
Athletics Phone.................(610) 683-4094<br />
Nickname..............................Golden Bears<br />
Colors................................Maroon & Gold<br />
Affiliation......................NCAA Division II<br />
Conference.........PA State Athletic (PSAC)<br />
Sports Medicine..................Rennie Sacco,<br />
Martha Anderson & Jack Entriken<br />
Sports Information................Josh Leiboff<br />
Phone.............................(610) 683-4182<br />
Email...................leiboff@kutztown.edu<br />
Graduate Assistant.............Jill Wentzel<br />
The <strong>2006</strong><br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong><br />
<strong>Media</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />
is a production of the <strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Sports Information Office. It was written,<br />
produced and edited by Josh Leiboff, Sports<br />
Information Coordinator, with assistance<br />
from Jill Wentzel and Shane Breidenstein.<br />
Photography by Jeff Unger, Unger Studios<br />
(unless noted). Cover design by Camille<br />
DeMarco and Tonya DeLucas, <strong>University</strong><br />
Relations.<br />
Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong> Facts<br />
Head Coach................Jeff Schellenberger<br />
Alma Mater........... Randolph-Macon, ’84<br />
Career Record (Yrs)... 87-99-13 (12th)<br />
Record At KU (Yrs).... 87-99-13 (12th)<br />
Phone............................(610) 683-1522<br />
Email................jschelle@kutztown.edu<br />
Assistant Coach..................... Skip Sibiski<br />
Graduate Assistant............Rachel Napoli<br />
2005 Overall Record......................14-7-1<br />
PSAC East/Finish............. 8-3-1/2nd-7<br />
PSAC Playoff Finish.......................2nd<br />
Home Field....................... Keystone Field<br />
Capacity...........................................300<br />
Letterwinners Returning/Lost....... 12/13<br />
Starters Returning/Lost..................... 6/5<br />
KU Athletics Website: kubears.com<br />
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On the<br />
Cover<br />
On the cover of the <strong>2006</strong> Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong><br />
<strong>Media</strong> <strong>Guide</strong> are (clockwise from top<br />
right): Mallary Kamen, Nicole Rodweller,<br />
Shelby Varone
Coaching Staff<br />
Head Coach<br />
Jeff Schellenberger<br />
Jeff Schellenberger enters his 12th season as head coach<br />
of the women’s soccer program at <strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong>. He was<br />
KU’s coach from 1989-91, serving as interim coach of the men’s<br />
program in 1992. He returned to <strong>Kutztown</strong> as head women’s<br />
soccer coach in 1998 and has since turned the program into one<br />
of the most competitive in the region.<br />
Schellenberger’s teams have won 14 games each of the past<br />
three seasons, the most wins in a season in KU women’s soccer<br />
history.<br />
In 2005, <strong>Kutztown</strong> finished 14-7-1 and 8-3-1 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference<br />
(PSAC) Eastern Division. The team reached its second straight PSAC title game<br />
against Slippery Rock, falling 1-0.<br />
In 2004, his squad finished 14-5-2 overall and 8-3-1 in the PSAC, earning him PSAC<br />
East and KU Women’s Athletics Coach of the Year honors. The team won the school’s first<br />
ever division title and reached the PSAC title game for the first time.<br />
In 2003, Schelleberger coached the Golden Bears to a 14-4-3 overall record and a<br />
9-2-1 mark in the PSAC. The conference victories were the most-ever in a season at KU.<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> reached the PSAC quarterfinals and qualified for the NCAA Division II Championship<br />
for the first time in school history. For his efforts, Schellenberger was named the<br />
KU Women’s Athletics Coach of the Year.<br />
The 2002 squad went 10-7-2 overall and 4-7 in the PSAC, after an injury-plagued 2001<br />
squad finished 7-12, 2-9 in the PSAC. The 2000 team finished 7-7-3. His troops were 7-11<br />
in 1999, posting four more wins than the previous year.<br />
Prior to returning to <strong>Kutztown</strong>, Schellenberger served as assistant women’s soccer<br />
coach at Lebanon Valley in 1997. Preceding Lebanon Valley, he was the head men’s soccer<br />
coach at Albright College from 1994-96. In addition, Schellenberger served as head coach<br />
of Schuylkill Valley High School’s girls soccer program from 1992-2004.<br />
Schellenberger, a resident of <strong>Kutztown</strong>, earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from<br />
Randolph-Macon (VA) College in 1984. In 1992, he completed a master’s degree in sport<br />
and recreation management at Temple <strong>University</strong>. He now serves as an EPA Regional staff<br />
member for boys soccer.<br />
In 1993, Schellenberger received the USSF “A” license for coaching. He is an EPYSA<br />
staff coach and instructor. In the summer of 2000, he served as coordinator for the National<br />
USSF Coaching School held at KU. In 2002, Schellenberger became director of the Student-<br />
Athlete Mentor (SAM) program.<br />
Assistant Coach<br />
Skip Sibiski<br />
Skip Sibiski enters his third season as a member of the <strong>Kutztown</strong><br />
staff, serving as an assistant coach for both the men’s and women’s<br />
teams.<br />
Sibiski previously served as an assistant boys coach at Brandywine<br />
Heights High School for three years. He has also been the girls head<br />
coach at Brandywine Heights since 2003. Sibiski has 11 years of coaching<br />
experience at the club level. Sibiski played college soccer at Moravian,<br />
graduating in 2002 with a degree in financial economics. He and his wife, Shannon, reside<br />
in <strong>Kutztown</strong> with their children, Kirby (10) and Beckham (7).<br />
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Coaching Staff<br />
Graduate Assistant Coach<br />
Rachel Napoli<br />
Rachel Napoli enters her first year with the Golden Bear coaching<br />
staff. Napoli came to <strong>Kutztown</strong> after completing a stellar playing career<br />
at Wheeling Jesuit <strong>University</strong>. Napoli was a four-time West Virginia<br />
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference all-star, earning a spot on the first<br />
team from 2003-05. In each of those three seasons, Napoli was named to<br />
second-team all-region honors as a midfielder. She is currently pursuing<br />
a master’s degree in elementary education at <strong>Kutztown</strong>.<br />
Season Outlook<br />
Golden Bear Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong> Team Strives<br />
For the PSAC Championship<br />
Coming off its third consecutive<br />
year of 14 wins in a season, the <strong>Kutztown</strong><br />
<strong>University</strong> women’s soccer team<br />
sets its eyes on another post-season run<br />
in <strong>2006</strong>.<br />
The Golden Bears advanced to the<br />
Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference<br />
(PSAC) Championship game for the<br />
second-straight season. Both times, KU<br />
finished as the runner up, including last<br />
year’s 1-0 loss to Slippery Rock for the<br />
PSAC title. KU finished 14-7-1 overall,<br />
8-3-1 in the PSAC East.<br />
With six starters returning, the<br />
Golden Bears will infuse a mixture of<br />
reserves from last year and newcomers<br />
into the lineup in hopes of making a<br />
third-straight post-season run.<br />
Junior Kim Kelty again leads the<br />
Golden Bears in the midfield. Kelty,<br />
who earned first-team All-PSAC East<br />
and second team All-Region honors last<br />
year, started every contest, contributing<br />
four goals and eight assists.<br />
Joining Kelty in the middle will be<br />
senior Mallary Kamen and sophomores<br />
Cheyenne Brunner and Xiomara<br />
Marin. Kamen started 19 games last<br />
season. Brunner and Marin played in<br />
22 and 20 games, respectively. Brunner<br />
scored six goals while Marin scored<br />
two. They will battle for the starting<br />
outside midfielder position. Looking<br />
to battle for time will be sophomore<br />
Jackie Toutkoushian who played in 18<br />
contests, scoring three goals. Newcomers<br />
are expected to make an immediate<br />
impact. Local product Angela Corrado<br />
(<strong>Kutztown</strong>/<strong>Kutztown</strong> HS), Diana<br />
3<br />
Hopper (New York, NY/Ramapo {NJ}<br />
HS) and Michelle Flick (Montoursville/Montoursville<br />
HS) should all see<br />
significant playing time.<br />
Sophomore Julie Folsom returns to<br />
the line-up after suffering a season-ending<br />
injury early last year. Folsom played<br />
in just two games before the injury. The<br />
team’s leading scorer in 2004, Folsom<br />
will look to jump right into action this<br />
season. Joining Folsom at forward will<br />
be newcomer Raven Chiara (Jamesburg,<br />
NJ/Monroe Twp. HS). Chiara<br />
was an All-State Central Top 20 and her<br />
team’s MVP.<br />
The defense last season held teams<br />
to an average of 7.2 shots per game and<br />
0.97 goals per game. Returning starters<br />
in the back are senior Shelby Varone<br />
and junior Becky Worley. Varone<br />
started all 22 games last year, while<br />
Worley started in 18 of the 22 contests.<br />
Looking to fill a vacated starting spot<br />
is junior Kristen Kentner. Kentner<br />
started in seven of 19 games played,<br />
tallying three goals and two assists.<br />
Alex Butler and newcomer Jamie<br />
Fooy (Lancaster/Hempfield HS) will<br />
compete for time in the back field.<br />
Senior goalkeeper Nicole Rodweller<br />
will get the nod in net. Rodweller<br />
started 17 contests last season. She<br />
stopped 74 shots for 13 wins, including<br />
seven shutouts. Her goals against<br />
average was 0.84, fifth in the PSAC.<br />
Rodweller will have a large role to play<br />
as she is the only goalkeeper on the<br />
team.
Golden Bear Profiles<br />
Mallary Kamen<br />
SENIOR - BACK - 5-4<br />
Lancaster/Manheim Township HS<br />
Major: Secondary Education-Mathematics<br />
Honors: 2003 PSAC Scholar-Athlete; 2005 PSAC Scholar-Athlete<br />
Top Performances: 2003 vs. Indiana {PA} (goal); 2004 vs. Philadelphia<br />
(goal), vs. East Stroudsburg (2 assists).<br />
Notes: Played in 21 games last season, making 19 starts...is slated to start<br />
at midfielder.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2003 19/6 7 1 0 2 0<br />
2004 21/12 15 1 2 4 0<br />
2005 21/19 8 0 0 0 0<br />
Total 61/37 30 2 2 6 0<br />
Nicole Rodweller<br />
SENIOR - GOALKEEPER - 5-9<br />
Easton/Easton HS<br />
Major: Social Work<br />
Top Performances: 2005 vs. Lock Haven (SHO, 9 saves), vs. Millersville<br />
(SHO, 3 saves).<br />
Notes: Started 22 contests...completed seven shutouts...expected to start<br />
in goal this season.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS MIN. GA GAA. SHO.<br />
2005 22-17 1824 17 0.84 7<br />
Shelby Varone<br />
SENIOR - BACK - 5-6<br />
Bernville/Tulpehocken HS<br />
Major: Communication Design<br />
Top Performances: 2004 vs. California (PA) (assist); 2005 vs. East<br />
Stroudsburg (PSAC quarterfinals, goal).<br />
Notes: Started all 22 games...scored her first goal against East Stroudsburg<br />
in the PSAC quarterfinals...will start at back.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2003 17/7 8 0 0 0 0<br />
2004 12/8 1 0 1 1 0<br />
2005 22/22 5 1 0 2 0<br />
Total 51/37 14 1 1 3 0<br />
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Golden Bear Profiles<br />
Kim Kelty<br />
JUNIOR - MIDFIELDER - 5-2<br />
Levittown/Neshaminy HS<br />
Major: Leisure and Sport Studies<br />
Honors: 2004 PSAC East Rookie of the Year, PSAC East first team,<br />
KU Female Rookie of the Year; 2005 PSAC East first team, All-<br />
Northeast Region second team.<br />
Top Performances: 2004 vs. Mansfield (assist), at Bloomsburg<br />
(goal), at California (PA) (assist), vs. Bloomsburg (goal, assist), vs.<br />
Wheeling Jesuit (GW goal), at Millersville (goal), vs. Bloomsburg<br />
(2 assists), at Indiana (PA) (goal); 2005 at Mansfield (goal, assist),<br />
vs. Adelphi (goal), at East Stroudsburg (goal), at Philadelphia Univ.<br />
(goal).<br />
Notes: Started in all 22 games...will start at midfielder.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2004 21/16 28 5 5 15 1<br />
2005 22/22 25 4 8 16 0<br />
TOTAL 43/38 53 9 13 31 1<br />
Kristen Kentner<br />
JUNIOR - BACK - 5-4<br />
Allentown/Parkland HS<br />
Major: Elementary Education<br />
Top Performances: 2004 vs. Mansfield (goal); 2005 at New Haven<br />
(goal), vs. C.W. Post (goal), at Millersville (GW goal), vs. Bloomsburg<br />
(2 assists).<br />
Notes: Made seven starts in 19 appearances...will compete for time in<br />
the back field.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2004 13/1 4 1 0 2 0<br />
2005 19/7 12 3 2 8 1<br />
Total 32/8 16 4 2 10 1<br />
Becky Worley<br />
JUNIOR - BACK - 5-4<br />
Downingtown/Downingtown West HS<br />
Major: Sports Management<br />
Notes: Started all 12 games in which she played...missed nine contests<br />
due to injury...will look to start again at back.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2004 12/12 2 0 0 0 0<br />
2005 22/18 5 0 0 0 0<br />
TOTAL 34/30 7 0 0 0 0<br />
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Golden Bear Profiles<br />
Cheyenne Brunner<br />
SOPHOMORE - FORWARD/MIDFIELDER - 5-2<br />
Sunbury/Shikellamy HS<br />
Major: Elementary Education/Special Education<br />
Top Performances: 2005 vs. Mansfield (goal, assist), at New Haven<br />
(goal), at Philadelphia Univ. (goal), at Lock Haven (GW goal), vs. Millersville<br />
(goal), at West Chester (PSAC semifinals, GW goal).<br />
Notes: Started 10 of 22 games in which she played...is slated to start<br />
at forward.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2005 22/10 28 6 1 13 2<br />
Alex Butler<br />
SOPHOMORE - BACK - 5-2<br />
Montoursville/Montoursville HS<br />
Major: Studio Work<br />
Notes: Saw time in 15 contests...will compete for time in the back<br />
field.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2005 15/3 1 0 0 0 0<br />
Julie Folsom<br />
SOPHOMORE - FORWARD - 5-6<br />
Wanaque, NJ/Lakeland Regional HS<br />
Major: Business<br />
Honors: 2004 All-PSAC East second team<br />
Top Performances: 2004 at Bloomsburg (GW goal), at California (PA)<br />
(GW goal), at Millersville (2 goals, GW), vs. East Stroudsburg (2 goals,<br />
GW), vs. Bloomsburg (2 goals, GW); 2005 vs. Adelphi (assist).<br />
Notes: Played in 20 games, starting 14 as a freshman...scored eight<br />
goals in seven games from October 12-November 5, 2004, including<br />
two goals in the PSAC semifinal win over Bloomsburg...led team with<br />
12 goals and 26 points in 2004...medically red-shirted last season after<br />
a knee injury...will start at forward.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2004 20/14 36 12 2 26 5<br />
2005 2/2 6 0 1 1 0<br />
TOTAL 22/16 42 12 3 27 5<br />
Xiomara Marin<br />
SOPHOMORE - MIDFIELDER - 5-1<br />
West Paterson, NJ/Passaic Valley HS<br />
Major: Psychology/Criminal Justice<br />
Top Performances: 2005 vs. Adelphi (GW goal), vs. Bloomsburg<br />
(GW goal).<br />
Notes: Played in 20 games...will compete to start at midfield.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2005 20/1 7 2 0 4 2<br />
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Golden Bear Profiles<br />
Jackie Toutkoushian<br />
SOPHOMORE - FORWARD/MIDFIELDER - 5-6<br />
Doylestown/Central Bucks East HS<br />
Major: Marketing/Management<br />
Top Performances: 2005 vs. Shippensburg (2 goals), at East<br />
Stroudsburg (goal).<br />
Notes: Appeared in 18 games...started four...will battle for time on<br />
the field.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2005 18/4 10 3 0 6 0<br />
Ashley Smith<br />
REDSHIRT - MIDFIELDER - 5-4<br />
Lancaster/Manhiem Twp. HS<br />
Major: Finance/Management<br />
Honors: 2005 All-PSAC East first team<br />
Top Performances: 2003 vs. Felician (assist), at Wilmington (goal),<br />
vs. Goldey-Beacom (GW goal); 2004 vs. California (PA) (GW goal),<br />
vs. Mansfield (GW goal), at Bloomsburg (goal), vs Bloomsburg (GW<br />
goal), vs Millersville (GW goal), vs. Bloomsburg (goal, assist) 2005<br />
at Shippensburg (2 goals, GW goal), vs. Bloomsburg (goal, assist).<br />
Notes: Will redshirt this season due to injury.<br />
CAREER STATS GP/GS SH G A PTS GWG<br />
2003 21/21 32 2 1 5 1<br />
2004 20/17 23 6 6 18 4<br />
2005 19/17 13 3 2 8 1<br />
Tracey Becker<br />
MIDFIELDER/FORWARD<br />
Walnutport/Northampton HS<br />
Notes: 1st Team Honorable Mention<br />
Raven Chiara<br />
FORWARD<br />
Jamesburg, NJ/Monroe Twp. HS<br />
Notes: All-State Central Top 20<br />
Angela Corrado<br />
MIDFIELDER/FORWARD<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong>/<strong>Kutztown</strong> HS<br />
Notes: All-Division<br />
Michelle Flick<br />
MIDFIELDER<br />
Montoursville/Montoursville HS<br />
Notes: First-Team selection<br />
Top Newcomers<br />
7<br />
Jamie Fooy<br />
BACK<br />
Lancaster/Hempfield HS<br />
Notes: Second-Team All-Star<br />
Diana Hopper<br />
MIDFIELDER<br />
New York, NY/Ramapo {NJ} HS<br />
Notes: All-State, All-League, All-County<br />
Morgan Woroniecki<br />
FORWARD/BACK<br />
East Windsor, NJ/Hightstown HS<br />
Notes: All-State
2005 Season Review<br />
14-7-1, 8-3-1 (PSAC)<br />
2005 Statistics<br />
Name GP-GS G A PTS SH GWG<br />
Kelly Murdock 22-21 10 5 25 47 4<br />
Kim Kelty 22-22 4 8 16 25 0<br />
Cheyenne Brunner 22-10 6 1 13 28 2<br />
Ashley Smith 19-17 3 2 8 13 1<br />
Kristen Kentner 19-7 3 2 8 12 1<br />
Erin Gallagher 22-21 2 4 8 8 1<br />
Jackie Toutkoushian 18-4 3 0 6 10 0<br />
Jeannine Bria 20-19 1 3 5 25 1<br />
Xiomara Marin 21-1 2 0 4 7 2<br />
Allyson Dattola 15-5 1 1 3 8 0<br />
Brie Dougher 17-7 1 0 2 10 0<br />
Shelby Varone 22-22 1 0 2 5 0<br />
Ann Fink 22-17 1 0 2 4 1<br />
Julie Folsom 2-2 0 1 1 6 0<br />
Mallary Kamen 21-19 0 0 0 8 0<br />
Becky Worley 22-18 0 0 0 5 0<br />
Jenn Wylie 12-0 0 0 0 4 0<br />
Andrea Faust 7-0 0 0 0 3 0<br />
Alexandra Butler 15-3 0 0 0 1 0<br />
Jessica Barrett 12-1 0 0 0 1 0<br />
Jennifer Jordan 7-1 0 0 0 1 0<br />
Samantha Wood 6-0 0 0 0 0 0<br />
Maureen Bell 7-2 0 0 0 0 0<br />
TOTALS 22-22 38 27 103 231 13<br />
OPP. TOTALS 22-22 22 14 58 159 7<br />
Goaltending Statistics<br />
Name GP-GS MIN SV GA GAA SHO<br />
Nicole Rodweller 22-17 1824 74 17 0.84 7.0<br />
Lesley Freer 5-2 214 11 5 2.10 0.0<br />
TOTALS 22-22 2038 86 22 0.97 9.0<br />
OPP. TOTALS 22-22 2038 135 38 1.68 4.0<br />
2005 Results<br />
AUGUST<br />
SAT 27 ADELPHI W, 2-1 (2ot)<br />
WED 31 *E. STROUDSBURG L, 2-3 (2ot)<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
SAT 3 *at West Chester L, 0-1<br />
WED 7 *SHIPPENSBURG W, 3-1<br />
SAT 10 (1) at New Haven L, 2-4<br />
SUN 11 (1) vs. Bridgeport L, 0-2<br />
TUE 13 *at Bloomsburg W, 1-0<br />
SAT 17 C.W. Post W, 2-1 (ot)<br />
WED 21 *MANSFIELD W, 3-0<br />
SAT 24 LOCK HAVEN L, 0-1<br />
TUE 27 *at Millersville W, 1-0<br />
OCTOBER<br />
SAT 1 *WEST CHESTER L, 1-3<br />
WED 5 *at E. Stroudsburg W, 3-1<br />
SAT 8 *at Shippensburg W, 2-1<br />
SAT 15 *BLOOMSBURG W, 3-0<br />
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WED 19 at Philadelphia W, 3-0<br />
SAT 22 *at Mansfield W, 2-0<br />
TUE 25 at Lock Haven W, 2-0<br />
SAT 29 *MILLERSVILLE T, 2-2 (2ot)<br />
NOVEMBER<br />
TUE 1 (2) E. STROUDSBURG W, 3-0<br />
FRI 4 (2) at West Chester W, 1-0<br />
SUN 6 (2) SLIPPERY ROCK L, 0-1<br />
Home games in BOLD CAPS<br />
*PSAC contest<br />
(1)New Haven Tournament<br />
(2)PSAC Playoffs
Facilities<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division<br />
II colleges and universities in the Eastern United States. Twenty of KU’s 21 teams have<br />
their home venues on campus.<br />
Keystone Hall<br />
The headquarters of the KU athletic department, Keystone Hall, is the hub of indoor athletic<br />
activity on campus. The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena, located in the center of Keystone Hall,<br />
is the home of the volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling teams. Keystone<br />
Hall also houses the Golden Bear Sports Medicine department, designated locker rooms for<br />
all intercollegiate athletic teams, and a state-of-the-art fitness room. Additionally, it served<br />
as the site of a town meeting by President George W. Bush in 2004.<br />
Keystone Field<br />
Located behind Keystone Hall,<br />
Keystone Field includes the 300-<br />
seat grass home to the Golden<br />
Bear men’s and women’s soccer<br />
programs. The facility debuted<br />
in 1999.<br />
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Risley Weight Room<br />
Athletes get extensive use out of the free-weight<br />
room, located on the ground floor of Risley Hall,<br />
the original gym. The weight room was recently<br />
renovated and expanded.<br />
Practice Fields<br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> expanded its practice facilities in the<br />
spring of 2004 to include new fields for field<br />
hockey and soccer on KU’s North Campus.<br />
Keystone Field House<br />
Keystone Field House is home to<br />
the KU men’s and women’s indoor<br />
track teams, and has been the site of<br />
major eastern championships in recent<br />
years. The field house is used<br />
by all teams for indoor practice and<br />
overflow athletic events. It is also<br />
used for non-athletic events, such<br />
as President Clinton’s address during<br />
his visit in January 1995.<br />
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Athletic Honors/History<br />
All-PSAC Honors<br />
First Team<br />
1994-Jo-Lin Foster, Melanie Petre<br />
1995-Melanie Wester<br />
2003-Kelly Lau, Lauren Tatro, Lindsay<br />
Will<br />
2004-Kim Kelty, Kelly Murdock<br />
2005-Kim Kelty, Ashley Smith, Kelly<br />
Murdock, Erin Gallagher<br />
Second Team<br />
2002-Lauren Tatro<br />
2003-Mandi Johnsen<br />
2004-Jeannine Bria, Julie Folsom,<br />
Nikki Marczak, Nicki Mitchell, Lauren<br />
Tatro<br />
2005-Jeannine Bria<br />
Rookie of the Year<br />
2004-Kim Kelty<br />
Coach of the Year<br />
2004-Jeff Schellenberger<br />
All-Northeast Region<br />
First Team<br />
1988-Kirsten Hansen<br />
2003-Lindsay Will<br />
Second Team<br />
2003-Kelly Lau, Lauren Tatro<br />
2004-Kelly Murdock<br />
2005-Kelly Murdock, Kim Kelty<br />
Note: Women’s soccer became a varsity<br />
sport at <strong>Kutztown</strong> in 1984.<br />
The PSAC first sponsored the sport<br />
in 1994.<br />
Overall PSAC<br />
Year Coach W L T W L T<br />
1984 Zellner 1 8 1<br />
1985 Zellner 4 9 1<br />
1986 Zellner 7 8 0<br />
1987 Zellner 11 6 0<br />
1988 Zellner 3 8 2<br />
1989 Schellenberger 4 9 1<br />
1990 Schellenberger 5 9 1<br />
1991 Schellenberger 2 14 0<br />
1992 Kline 3 15 0<br />
1993 Kline 7 8 2<br />
1994 Benintend 6 11 2 3 5 1<br />
1995 Bramble 11 7 1 4 4 1<br />
1996 Bramble 5 13 1 1 8 1<br />
1997 Scott 7 11 0 3 7 0<br />
1998 Schellenberger 3 14 0 1 9 0<br />
1999 Schellenberger 7 11 0 3 7 0<br />
2000 Schellenberger 7 7 3 3 6 1<br />
2001 Schellenberger 7 12 0 2 9 0<br />
2002 Schellenberger 10 7 2 4 7 0<br />
2003 Schellenberger 14 4 3 9 2 1<br />
2004 Schellenberger 14 5 2 8 3 1<br />
2005 Schellenberger 14 7 1 8 3 1<br />
Total 142 196 21 45 63 7<br />
KU Athletics Hall of Fame<br />
Kirsten Hansen Cherneskie (’90) became the first member of the<br />
women’s soccer program to be inducted into the Hall of Fame in<br />
2000. She was a standout performer during the early days of women’s<br />
soccer at KU. Cherneskie, then Kirsten Hansen, played from 1986 to<br />
1989. She led the team with a school record 19 goals and 40 points<br />
in 1987, when KU won a school-record 11 games. The 11-win mark<br />
was bettered in 2003 and 2004, but her single season records still<br />
stand. She scored a school-record four goals twice, once in 1986<br />
and 1987. She was named the team’s most-valuable player, while<br />
earning All-Region honors in 1988 and 1989 (honorable mention).<br />
Cherneskie still holds KU’s career goals scored (43) and points scored (94) records. Also<br />
a standout in the classroom, she graduated with honors in 1990. She is a member of the<br />
Phi Sigma Iota and Kappa Delta Pi, national honor societies. A native of Perkasie, PA,<br />
she graduated from Penn Ridge High School. Cherneskie teaches in the Pottstown School<br />
District and has four children with her husband, John.<br />
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Year-by-Year Records<br />
Career Coaching Records<br />
Overall PSAC<br />
Coach W L T W L T<br />
Al Zellner 26 39 4<br />
Harry Kline 10 23 2<br />
Leslie Benintend 6 11 2 3 5 1<br />
Rob Bramble 16 20 2 5 12 2<br />
Dianne Scott 7 11 0 3 7 0<br />
Jeff Schellenberger 87 99 13 38 46 4
Records<br />
Game<br />
No. Name<br />
Year<br />
(Opponent)<br />
Goals<br />
4 Kirsten Hansen 1987<br />
(vs. Messiah)<br />
Kirsten Hansen 1986<br />
(vs. Haverford)<br />
3 Jess Bower 1999<br />
(vs. Shippensburg)<br />
Erin Kirstein 1997<br />
(vs. Centenery)<br />
Assists<br />
3 Lauren Tatro 2001<br />
(vs. Clarion)<br />
Sindy Fogg 2000<br />
(vs. Caldwell)<br />
Eva Kofroth 1995<br />
(vs. Albright)<br />
Tanya Woods 1992<br />
(vs. Beaver)<br />
Cathy Hector 1985<br />
(vs. Swarthmore)<br />
Cathy Hector 1985<br />
(vs. Susquehanna)<br />
Goalkeeper Saves<br />
25 Joy Wallace 2000<br />
(vs. Adelphi)<br />
Tracey Blanchard 1997<br />
(vs. William Patterson)<br />
23 Tracey Blanchard 1997<br />
(vs. East Stroudsburg)<br />
21 Joy Wallace 1999<br />
(vs. Lock Haven)<br />
20 Joy Wallace 2000<br />
(vs. West Chester)<br />
Joy Wallace 2000<br />
(vs. Holy Family)<br />
Game<br />
No. Opponent Year<br />
Goals Scored*<br />
13 Wilkes 1987<br />
Most Goal Allowed*<br />
12 Franklin & Marsh. 1984<br />
Italics-active players<br />
*Indicates missing stats for<br />
certain years.<br />
Individual Records<br />
Season<br />
No. Player<br />
Year<br />
Goals*<br />
19 Kirsten Hansen 1987<br />
16 Jennifer Frank 1992<br />
14 Kelly Lau 2003<br />
13 Kirsten Hansen 1986<br />
12 Jennifer Frank 1993<br />
Julie Folsom 2004<br />
Assists*<br />
10 Tanya Woods 1992<br />
9 Lauren Tatro 2002<br />
8 Kim Kelty 2005<br />
Lauren Tatro 2003<br />
Kelly Lau 2003<br />
Lauren Tatro 2001<br />
Points<br />
40 Kirsten Hansen 1987<br />
36 Kelly Lau 2003<br />
34 Jennifer Frank 1992<br />
31 Jennifer Frank 1993<br />
27 Kirsten Hansen 1986<br />
26 Julie Folsom 2004<br />
25 Kelly Murdock 2005<br />
Shutouts*<br />
8 Mandi Johnsen 2003<br />
7 Tracey Blanchard 1994<br />
Nicki Mitchell 2004<br />
Nicole Rodweller 2005<br />
Goalkeeper Saves*<br />
196 Joy Wallace 2000<br />
183 Tracey Blanchard 1997<br />
180 Tracey Blanchard 1994<br />
168 Joy Wallace 2001<br />
Goals-Against Avg.<br />
0.84 Nicole Rodweller 2005<br />
0.87 Mandi Johnsen 2002<br />
0.93 Nicki Mitchell 2004<br />
Team Records<br />
No. Year(s)<br />
Goals*<br />
65 1987<br />
49 1995<br />
44 2004<br />
43 2003<br />
38 2005<br />
Assists*<br />
39 1995<br />
38 2004<br />
35 2003<br />
30 Twice<br />
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Career<br />
No. Player Years<br />
Goals<br />
43 Kirsten Hansen 1986-89<br />
34 Jennifer Frank 1990-93*<br />
26 Erin Kirstein 1995-98<br />
17 Chrissy Jack 2002-04<br />
15 M. Simmonds 1995-98<br />
Lauren Tatro 2001-04<br />
Assists<br />
30 Lauren Tatro 2001-04<br />
11 Tanya Woods 1991-94*<br />
Erin Kirstein 1995-98<br />
9 Ashley Smith 2003-<br />
Katie Corcoran 1999-00<br />
Jennifer Frank 1990-93<br />
Points<br />
94 Kirsten Hansen 1986-89<br />
77 Jennifer Frank 1990-93*<br />
63 Erin Kirstein 1995-98<br />
60 Lauren Tatro 2001-04<br />
41 Chrissy Jack 2002-04<br />
40 Kelly Murdock 2004-05<br />
36 Kelly Lau 2003<br />
Shutouts<br />
13 Mandi Johnsen 2002-04<br />
12 T. Blanchard 1994-97<br />
Joy Wallace 1999-01<br />
Goalkeeper Saves<br />
571 T. Blanchard 1994-97<br />
489 Joy Wallace 1999-01<br />
250 T. L. Busch 1992-93<br />
234 M. Johnsen 2002-04<br />
226 S. Kochey 1996-99<br />
Goals-Against Avg.<br />
1.62 T. Blanchard 1994-97<br />
1.79 Joy Wallace 1999-01<br />
2.07 S. Kochey 1996-99<br />
Season<br />
No. Year(s) No. Year(s)<br />
Fewest Goals Consecutive Wins*<br />
Allowed* 8 2004<br />
16 2002 7 2003<br />
19 2004 6 2005<br />
22 2005 Shutouts<br />
24 2003 9 2005<br />
26 1995 8 2003, 2004<br />
Wins<br />
7 1994<br />
14 2003, ‘04, ‘05 6 2002, 2000,<br />
11 1995, ’87 1999, 1995<br />
10 2002
<strong>2006</strong><br />
<strong>Kutztown</strong> <strong>University</strong> Women’s <strong>Soccer</strong> Schedule<br />
AUGUST<br />
THU 24 *at Slippery Rock 1:00 PM<br />
SAT 26 *at Shippensburg 7:00 PM<br />
WED 30 *CLARION 4:00 PM<br />
SEPTEMBER<br />
SUN 3 *at Bloomsburg 1:00 PM<br />
WED 6 at Adelphi 4:00 PM<br />
SAT 9 *at Mansfield 1:30 PM<br />
WED 13 BRIDGEPORT 4:00 PM<br />
SAT 16 *MILLERSVILLE 1:00 PM<br />
TUE 19 *at West Chester 3:00 PM<br />
THU 21 *EAST STROUDSBURG 4:00 PM<br />
SAT 23 *SHIPPENSBURG noon<br />
WED 27 *at Clarion 6:00 PM<br />
SAT 30 *BLOOMSBURG noon<br />
OCTOBER<br />
MON 2 at C.W. Post 3:00 PM<br />
SAT 7 *MANSFIELD 1:00 PM<br />
THU 12 *at Millersville 6:00 PM<br />
SAT 14 NEW HAVEN 2:00 PM<br />
TUE 17 WEST CHESTER 4:00 PM<br />
SUN 22 *at East Stroudsburg noon<br />
TUE 24 +PSAC Quarterfinals TBA<br />
FRI 27 +PSAC Semifinals TBA<br />
SUN 29 +PSAC Championship TBA<br />
(at top West site)<br />
Home events in BOLD CAPS<br />
*PSAC East contest<br />
+ if team qualifies