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2007 Christopher Newport Women's Soccer
Quick Information Page
Captain Quick Facts 2007
Christopher Newport University
Location........................................ Newport News, VA
Address......................................... 1 University Place
......................................... Newport News, Va. 23606
Enrollment.........................................................4,800
Founded.............................................................1961
Colors...................................... Royal Blue and Silver
Nickname.....................................................Captains
President................................ Sen. Paul S. Trible, Jr.
Women’s Soccer
National Affiliation........................... NCAA Division III
Conference............... USA South Athletic Conference
Facility.................................................Captains Field
Starters Returning/Lost.........................................5/6
Letterwinners Returning/Lost............................ 14/11
2006 Record.................................................... 13-6-1
2006 USA South Conf. Record and Finish..... 5-2/3rd
Head Coach......................................... Kwame Lloyd
Alma Mater......................................Susquehanna
Record at CNU/Years............................ 77-34-8/6
Overall Record....................................84-117-9/12
Office phone................................... 757-594-7381
Office fax......................................... 757-594-7876
e-mail........................................... klloyd@cnu.edu
Assistant Coaches.......Lydia Scrofani, Hillary Carney
Athletic Communications
Asst. to AD for Athletic Comm............... Wayne Block
Office phone................................... 757-594-7382
Home phone................................... 757-898-8477
Office fax........................................ 757-594-7967
e-mail........................................ wblock@cnu.edu
Dir. Athletic Communications.......Francis Tommasino
Office phone................................... 757-594-7884
Home phone................................... 757-881-9593
e-mail......................................ftommasi@cnu.edu
Assistant Dir. Ath. Comm. . ................ Dave Gosselin
Office phone.................................... 757-594-7886
Home phone....................................757-566-8411
e-mail....................................... dgosseli@cnu.edu
Student Assistants: .......Bevery Waller, Alan Fontane,
Chris Inzirillo, Caroline Morris
Web Site................................. www.cnu.edu/athletics
Athletic Staff
Athletic Director.....................................C.J. Woollum
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7217
Fax.................................................. 757-594-7839
e-mail.........................................cjwoollu@cnu.edu
Assistant AD.............................................Jon Waters
Phone.............................................. 757-594-8895
Senior Women's Administrator...........Carolyn Hunter
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7103
Head Trainer..................Chris Jones, ATC,MS,CSCS
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7023
Athletic Business Manager.................... Shanika Ellis
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7288
Adminitrative Assistant......................Judy Stenzhorn
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7290
Faculty Athletic Rep............................. Dr. Kip Redick
Phone.............................................. 757-594-7349
Credits
Writing/Design.................................... Dave Gosselin
Editing................................................... Wayne Block
Cover..................................................... Wayne Block
Photography.........................................Stacy Whiting
Printing.......................... Multi-Ad Printing, Peoria, Ill.
Table of Contents
CNU in General
A Look at CNU............................................................. Athletic Facilities.......................................................... CNU Quick facts.......................................................... Home of Champions.................................................... Media Outlets.............................................................. Press Services............................................................ Support Staff & Telephones......................................... 30
IFC
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Coaching Staff
Head Coach Kwame Lloyd.......................................... Assistant Coaches . .................................................... 6
7
Captain Record Book & History
All-Time Roster............................................................ All-Time Scores........................................................... Career & Season Leaders........................................... CNU Soccer Stadium.................................................. Coaching Records....................................................... Individual & Team Records.......................................... Women's Soccer History............................................. Women's Soccer Honors............................................. Records vs. All Opponents.......................................... Yearly Leaders............................................................. 27
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2007 Season
2007 Outlook............................................................... 4
2007 Opponents.......................................................... 22
2007 Roster................................................................. 10
2007 Schedule............................................................ 3,BC
Meet the Lady Captains.............................................. 11
Pronunciation Guide.................................................... 10
2006 Season
2006 Results............................................................... 9
2006 Statistics............................................................. 8
2006 Review................................................................ 5
USA South Conference............................................... 24
Press Services
The Department of Athletic Communications of
Christopher Newport University wishes to make
your visit to the campus, or your efforts to cover the
university's athletic programs from your office, as
easy as possible.
Therefore, we will attempt to provide any service
you may need that is within the scope of our abilities.
MEDIA INFORMATION - Complete biographical
information on all players and coaches, photographs
of individuals or game action, complete statistics and
media guides are available upon request.
GAME SERVICES - Complete game information is
available within 15 minutes after the completion of a
game.
PHONES, FAX - Telephones and a fax machine are
available in the athletic offices at all times.
INTERNET, E-MAIL - CNU has a comprehensive
World Wide Web site at http://www.cnu.edu/athletics.
A link to the Dixie Conference web site is loacted at
the top of CNU's home page. CNU also offers up-todate e-mail service with complete results after each
game and a weekly update. To subscribe contact Assistant Director for Communications Dave Gosselin.
His e-mail address is dgosseli@cnu.edu.
MEDIA GUIDE - The 2000 CNU Women’s Soccer
Media Guide was awarded third place in the nation
in Division C in a contest sponsored by the College
Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA).
It was the third straight year CNU has placed in the
top three.
2007 Schedule
Date Day
September
1
Sat.
2
Sun.
9
Sun.
12
Wed.
16
Sun.
19
Wed
22
Sat.
23
Sun.
25
Tue.
29
Sat.
October
6
Sat.
10
Wed.
13
Sat.
14
Sun.
20
Sat.
21
Sun.
24
Wed.
27
Sat.
30
Tue.
November
2-3 Fri.-Sat.
Opponent
Time
vs. Guilford#
at Johns Hopkins#
vs. Chowan^
Mary Washington
Lynchburg
at Shenandoah*
Meredith*
Peace*
at Salisbury
at Greensboro*
12:00
3:30
7:00
7:00
1:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:30
12:00
at Washington & Lee
at VA Wesleyan
Averett*
Ferrum*
at Methodist*
St. Mary's (MD)
NC Wesleyan*
at Mary Baldwin*
USA South Quarters
3:00
7:00
7:00
3:00
12:00
6:00
4:00
1:00
TBA
USA South Tournament TBA
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Assistants: Lydia Scrofani and Hillary Carney
*USA South Conf. games
Home games in bold
^ Richmond, VA
# Blue Jay Classic (Baltimore, MD)
On the Cover: CNU has four returning all-USA
South choices. Clockwise from top left: Erin Wojtkun,
Emily Chesbro, Amanda Peters, Jackie Hurley.
NCAA Elite 8 2004
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A Look Ahead
The Outlook for 2007
Head Coach Kwame Lloyd and his staff are looking forward to the
2007 season. Fifteen new faces join the mix in 2007 to go along with
the 14 returners which should make for a promising season. For the
first time since Lloyd has been at the helm, he does not have a single
senior on this year's roster. The group of 15 that he has brought in
is definitely his largest recruiting class in seven seasons. Lloyd is
expected to field a competitive team this season and sees no reason
why his squad cannot contend for a conference championship and
another bid into the NCAA tournament. Despite no seniors and 15
freshmen, his expectations are still very high, and if the team can stay
healthy, there is no reason why this team can't make some noise in
the South Region.
GOALKEEPERS Junior Erin Wojtkun (Fairfax, VA/W.T.
Woodson H.S.) enters her third year as the
starting goalkeeper once again. She backed
up her freshman season with another stellar year in 2006. She finished 12-5-1 with
a 0.96 GAA with seven shutouts. Wojtkun
was an Honorable Mention All-USA South
pick, named to the All-Tournament Team
and was also a Second Team All-State pick.
Joining Wotjkun between the pipes will be
sophomore Dineen Sampson (Kennett
Square, PA/Unionville H.S.) Sampson
saw action in three games as a freshman in
2006 and finished 1-1 with a 1.20 GAA.
DEFENDERS
VA/Western Albemarle H.S.).
Conheeney, Fleming and Nuesch will all see some time at forward.
Fleming comes from a Lake Braddock squad that won back-to-back
state championships.
FORWARDS
With 29 total players on his roster, Lloyd has a ton of depth at every
position and forward is no different. Lloyd has eight forwards and
four others who can also play the striker position. Gone is last year's
leading scorer, Jackie Trono, who scored 13 goals and finished with
33 points.
The top returning forward from a year ago is Amanda Peters
(Alexandria, VA/Edison H.S.). Peters, who also saw some time in
the midfield a year ago, was a Second Team All-Conference choice.
Peters scored five goals and added five
assists. Also returning is Joanna Pollak
(Midlothian, VA/Midlothian H.S.). Pollak
missed the last half of the year in 2006
after sustaining an injury. Sophomore Jenn
Campbell (Springfield, VA/Robert E. Lee
H.S.) who scored three goals and had seven points, will also be looked up to provide
an offensive spark. But do not be surprised
if one of the incoming freshman gets a start
or comes off the bench. With only two true
forwards returning, look for Lloyd to rely on
the newcomers some.
Newcomers Shaynna Ford (Stafford,
VA/Brooke Point H.S.), Becca Grady
(Springfield, VA/South County H.S.),
Katie Eacho (New Kent, VA/New Kent
H.S.), Sam Ciaravino (Burke, VA/Lake
Braddock H.S.) and Britta McDonnell
(Doylestown, PA/Gwynedd Mercy Academy) will all provide depth off the bench for
Lloyd.
Last year's defense was definitely one of
the best defensive units in school history.
The backline allowed 20 goals in 20 games.
Gone are Ashley Glover and Hillary Carney
(though Carney did spend some time in the
midfield and at forward in 2006). Both were
First Team All-Conference picks last year.
SCHEDULE
The defense this year will be anchored by
Another difficult schedule has been put
sophomore Jackie Hurley (Ridgewood,
together by Lloyd to prepare his group
NJ/Ridgewood H.S.). Hurley became a
for post-season play. He is a firm believer
mainstay in the back towards the latter part
in scheduling tough opponents in order
of the year and was named to the USA
to succeed at the next level, the NCAA
South's All-Tournament squad. Joining
Tournament.
her will be Second Team All-USA South
The combined record for the Lady Capselection Emily Chesbro (Fairfax, VA/W.T.
tains opponents in 2007 is 181-128-25 for a
Woodson H.S.).
winning percentage of .579. The schedule
Also returning is Logan Boon (Fort
Amanda Peters
includes a meeting with Washington & Lee
Collins, CO/Rocky Mountain H.S.), Ann
which was 19-1-3 as well as cross-water
Marie Latess (Stafford, VA/North Stafford
rival VA Wesleyan which finished last season with a record of 18-4-4.
H.S.), and Lindsey Lienau (Woodbridge, VA/Osbourn Park H.S.).
Also on this year's schedule is Johns Hopkins, which played in the
That group, along with newcomers Jac McCormick (Rockville, VA/
sub-regional hosted by CNU last year. The Blue Jays finished 18-2-1
Patrick Henry), Brittany Rubin (Richmond, VA/Manchester H.S.),
in 2006. Other non-conference foes include the always dangerous
Carolyn Calhoun (Stafford, VA/Colonial Forge H.S.), and Megan
Hornets of Lynchburg, Guilford, out of the Old Dominion Athletic ConRichard (Sterling, VA/Park View H.S) will all provide depth for Lloyd
ference, Mary Washington, Salisbury and St. Mary's (MD).
in the back.
Home opponents this year include Mary Washington, which opens
MIDFIELDERS
the home schedule on September 12 and Lynchburg on September
The midfield position saw one of its top performers go from the field
16. Also on the home slate is Meredith (Sept. 22), which enters the
to the bench in Carney. There is considerable depth centrally which
USA South for its first season, and Peace on Sept. 23. In October, Avshould allow them to once again be unpredictable at times. Returnerett (14th) and Ferrum (15th) come to Newport News. The final two
ing are juniors Stefani Brown (Woodbridge, VA/Hylton H.S.) and
home games are against St. Mary's (21st) and NC Wesleyan (24th).
Marica Betoney (Yorktown, VA/Tabb H.S.). These two along with
the speedy Brittany Shumate (Chesterfield, VA/Manchester H.S.)
know how to get the ball to the forwards and they also know how to
score. Sophomore Brittany Revels (Spotsylvania, VA/Spotsylvania
H.S.), the tallest player on the team at 5-11, will see time in the midfield and at forward. Brown finished the year with seven goals and 17
points while Betoney finished with six goals and 14 points.
Six freshmen will see time in the midfield, indicating how much depth
this team will have this year. New to the squad is Hannah Perry
(Fairfax, VA/Fairfax H.S.), Katie Jaywork (Wyoming, DE/Caesar
Rodney H.S.), Meghan Arbegast (Montclair, VA/Forest Park H.S.),
Meghan Conheeney (Ridgewood, NJ/Ridgewood H.S.), Lauren
Fleming (Burke, VA/Lake Braddock H.S.) and Liz Nuesch (Crozet,
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NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
A Look Back
2006 Season Review
The minimum seems to be at least 10 wins. That's the
would close out the regular season on a five-match winpattern now as the Captains have won at least 10 matches
ning streak. The final three wins in the streak came against
or more for five consecutive seasons and the seventh time
Averett (11-0), Salisbury (4-1) and Shenandoah (3-0).
since the program's inception in 1997.
The Captains finished third in the regular season USA
Head Coach Kwame Lloyd led his troops to a 13-6-1 over- South standings and received a first-round home USA
all record and 5-2 in the USA South. The Lady Captains
South Tournament game. CNU took on NC Wesleyan and
also won their third straight USA South Tournament chamwon 5-0 in the quarterfinals.
pionship and fourth since 2000. Methodist, the regular season champion, hosted the final
And with the USA South Tournament championship came
four. Christopher Newport avenged an earlier loss by shutanother berth in the NCAA
ting out Greensboro, 3-0, in
Tournament. CNU, for the
the semifinals.
second straight year, hosted
In the finals, Methodist and
a four-match sectional, the
CNU fought to a 2-2 double
fourth time the Captains
overtime tie. The Captains
have hosted a home NCAA
came away with the title by
Tournament game.
winning 3-2 in a shootout.
As was the case in 2005,
CNU was paced on offense
the same thing happened in
by senior Jackie Trono. Trono
2006, the Captains lost by
led the way with 13 goals,
one in the first round to VA
seven assists, and 33 points.
Wesleyan.
She was a First Team AllCNU opened 2006 on
USA South pick as well as a
the road once again in the
First Team All-State selection.
Elizabethtown Tournament.
Trono was also named to the
The first match, against the
USA South's All-Tournament
hosts, was cancelled due to
Team.
rain. So the Captains first
Hillary Carney was second
match came against then
on the squad in goals (11),
2nd-ranked College of New
assists (6) and points (28).
Jersey. The Lions came
She too was a First Team Allaway with a 2-1 win.
State pick as well as a First
Stacy Whiting
Erin Wojtkun
The following weekend,
Team All-USA South selecCNU traveled to Frederickstion and was named the USA
burg, VA for the UMU Soccer Classic. The Captains lost to
South Tournament's Most Valuable Player.
Gettysburg 2-1 before rebounding for a 3-0 win over the
Carney was also named Second Team All-South by the
hosts.
d3kicks.com and a Third Team selection by the National
After six days off, Peace opened the USA South slate at
Soccer Coaches Association of America.
home as CNU won 11-0 and followed that up with an 8-1
Ashley Glover, the winner of the Don Scalf Award, was a
win at NC Wesleyan.
First Team All-USA South choice as well.
Sandwiched between two USA South games were nonAmanda Peters (midfield) and Emily Chesbro (defense)
conference foes Eastern Mennonite and Lynchburg. CNU
were both named Second Team All-USA South and goaldefeated both, winning 2-0 at home over EMU and on the
keeper Erin Wojtkun was an Honorable Mention All-USA
road at Lynchburg.
South selection.
Following those two non-conference matches, Ferrum
came to town and the Captains easily dispatched them,
6-0.
Cross-water rival VA Wesleyan then came to Captains
Field and defeated CNU, 4-1, the first of two meetings in
2006.
The Captains then dropped two straight, starting with a 31 loss at Methodist and a 1-0 heartbreaking defeat at home
to Greensboro. It would prove to be the only two losses
CNU would suffer against any USA South foe, whether in
regular or post-season play.
Christopher Newport rebounded for a 9-1 win over Bridgewater and 3-2 win over Division II Chowan. The Captains
NCAA Elite 8 2004
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Head Coach Kwame Lloyd
Three phrases are synonymous with Head Coach Kwame Lloyd: Hard work, discipline
and winning. Lloyd has instilled all three into his players in his six seasons as head coach at
Christopher Newport.
2002 was his first winning season at CNU, and the school's third, when the Lady Captains
finished 12-4-1 and 6-0 in the Dixie Conference (now USA South). That year was also the
first time in the program's history that the team went undefeated in conference play and won
a regular season conference championship. Lloyd was also named Conference Coach of the
Year.
2003 was another successful season for the program. Lloyd led his squad to a 15-6
record overall and 7-1 in the USA South. The Lady Captains finished in a tie for first in
conference play. For the second consecutive season, CNU was beaten in the conference
tournament via penalty kicks.
2004 was the most successful for CNU in the program's short history. Lloyd led his squad
to a 16-4-3 overall record and 7-0 in the USA South. He was named conference Coach of
the Year for the second time in his first four seasons. Lloyd was also named Virginia Sports
Information Director's College Division Coach of the Year. He also led the Lady Captains
to the program's second conference tournament championship and a spot in the NCAA
Tournament. CNU advanced all the way to the Elite 8 and lost to eventual national champion,
Wheaton (IL). Other than track, only four other CNU teams have advanced that far in NCAA
play. The 2000 men's soccer team and 2000-2001 men's basketball team both reached the
quarterfinals of the NCAA Tournament. The baseball team finished third in 2002 and runnerup in 2003. The field hockey team reached that level in 2006.
He followed up 2004's success with another fantastic year. A 14-5-1 record, a perfect
6-0-0 in the USA South and captured the regular season and conference tournament crowns
and a bid into the NCAA Tournament. His team
KWAME LLOYD FACTS
did not allow a goal during conference play in
Born:
January 5, 1970, in Queens, NY
the regular season. 2005 also saw the graduaRaised:
Silver Spring, MD. tion of Lloyd's first recruiting class, a group that
Education: Susquehanna University
included several all-region choices and numer
Degree in Political Science, 1993
ous all-conference selections.
Coaching: Susquehanna University, 1994-97
2006 brought another winning season, a 13
Whittier College, 1997-2000
6-1 record and another USA South Tournament
Christopher Newport, 2001championship and another bid into the NCAA
Record
Tournament.
at CNU:
77-34-8, Six seasons
Lloyd was named head coach on April 18,
2001. He became the fourth head coach in
program history and is now the longest tenured
coach in the program's history.
He joined the CNU staff following four years as the Director of Soccer, men's and women's soccer coach, and women's lacrosse coach at Whittier College in Whittier, California.
In addition to his duties as women's soccer coach at Christopher Newport, Lloyd also
serves as head women's lacrosse coach.
Lloyd, a Queens, NY native, grew up in Silver Spring,
MD. He is a 1993 graduate of Susquehanna University in
Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, with a degree in Political Science. He played soccer and also ran track while a student
at Susquehanna.
In 1994, Lloyd began his coaching career at his alma
mater and guided the women's soccer program from
1994 to 1997.
Prior to the start of his coaching career, Lloyd played
on the Harrisburg Heat of the National Professsional Soccer League in 1993 and 1994.
Lloyd is also a member of the National Soccer
Coaches Association of America, from which he earned a
National Diploma. He has also been featured in some of
the top soccer camps in the area, including the University
of Virginia and William & Mary. He has also been a staff
member of the April Heinrichs Soccer School since 1997,
the only Division III coach involved with that camp.
Lloyd, his wife Julie and son Kijana, reside in Newport
News.
Head Coach Kwame Lloyd gathers his troops as they prepare
for another battle.
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NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Assistant Coaches
Lydia Scrofani
Lydia Scrofani joins Lloyd for her first season at CNU. Scrofani
spent three seasons as an assistant for John Daly at William &
Mary from 2004-2007. Prior to that, she spent two seasons as an
assistant at Fairleigh Dickinson - Teaneck.
Scrofani played four years at the University of South Carolina
where she was named team captain for two seasons and was a
NSCAA Regional All-American as well as a Soccer Buzz AllAmerican.
Hillary Carney
Also joining Lloyd is former CNU standout Hillary Carney. Carney
played three seasons for Lloyd and totaled 15 goals and 13
assists. She had her most successful offensive season in 2006
where she compiled 11 goals and six helpers. In 2006, Carney
was named 2nd Team All-Region by D3kicks.com and was a
Third Team choice by the National Soccer Coaches Association of
America. She was also chosen as a First Team All-State pick and
a First Team All-USA South selection.
NCAA Elite 8 2004
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2006 Statistics
## Name
5 TRONO, Jaclyn
13 CARNEY, Hillary
16 BROWN, Stefani
4 GREENBERG, Nikki
9 PETERS, Amanda
22 BETONEY, Marica
6 DOHERTY, Kelly
19 WELLNER, Ashley
20 RENKIN, Emily
25 CAMPBELL, Jenn
30 SHUMATE, Brittany
24 BROWN, Chelsea
29 HURLEY, Jackie
27 BRISBANE, Randi
12 BOON, Logan
17 LAMPITT, Ilene
15 LOUREIRO, Melissa
23 GLOVER, Ashley
31 REVELS, Brittany
18 LATESS, Ann Marie
28 CHESBRO, Emily
7 FLETCHER, Brittani
10 POLLAK, Joanna
26 LIENAU, Lindsey
14 BALDY, Kim
11 YOUNG, Morgan
3 RUPPERT, Jenna
2 SAMPSON, Dineen
1 WOJTKUN, Erin
Total...............
Opponents...........
## Name
3
RUPPERT, Jenna
1
WOJTKUN, Erin
2
SAMPSON, Dineen
Total...............
Opponents...........
OVERALL
GP
Min.
GA GAAvg Svs Pct
W L
T Sho
1
7:02
0
0.00
0
.000
0
0
0 0.0
18
1597:58 17 0.96
52 .754
12 5
1 7.0
3
225:00
3
1.20
2
.400
1
1
0 0.0
20
1830:00 20 0.98
55 .733
13 6
1 9
20
1830:00 76 3.74
114 .600
6
12 1 2
CONFERENCE
GP G A Pts
6
6 2 14
7
5 2 12
5
4 1 9
7
4 4 12
7
2 2 6
7
3 0 6
7
4 1 9
6
3 2 8
4
3 1 7
5
0 0 0
7
2 0 4
6
1 1 3
7
1 1 3
6
1 1 3
7
1 0 2
7
0 1 1
2
0 1 1
7
0 0 0
4
0 0 0
6
0 0 0
6
0 0 0
3
0 0 0
5
0 0 0
5
0 0 0
6
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
1
0 0 0
7
0 0 0
7
40 20 100
7
5 2 12
CONFERENCE
GP
Min.
1
7:02
7
577:58
1
45:00
7
630:00
7
630:00
GA
0
5
0
5
40
Sh
16
19
14
15
10
13
9
10
11
4
3
2
8
4
3
0
4
1
5
4
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
Shot%SOG
.375 9
.263 6
.286 8
.267 10
.200 6
.231 8
.444 6
.300 4
.273 8
.000 3
.667 2
.500 1
.125 6
.250 2
.333 3
.000 0
.000 1
.000 0
.000 3
.000 2
.000 1
.000 2
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
.000 0
0
.000 0
160 .250 91
27 .185 19
GAAvg
0.00
0.78
0.00
0.71
5.71
Svs
0
14
0
14
50
Pct
.000
.737
.000
.737
.556
SOG%
.562
.316
.571
.6675
.600
.615
.667
.400
.727
.750
.667
.500
.750
.500
1.000
.000
.250
.000
.600
.500
.500
.667
.000
.000
.000
.000
.000
GW
2
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PK
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
.000
.569
.704
0
5
2
0
1
2
W
0
5
0
5
2
SHOTS BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
SHOTS BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
Christopher Newport
Opponents
157
59
164
66
1
1
1
1
333
127
Christopher Newport
Opponents
84
13
76
14
0
0
0
0
150
27
GOALS BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
GOALS BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
Christopher Newport
43
33
0
0
76
Christopher Newport
22
18
0
0
40
Opponents
5
15
0
0
20
Opponents
1
4
0
0
5
SAVES BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
SAVES BY PERIOD
1st
2nd
OT
OT2
Total
Christopher Newport
31
23
0
1
55
Christopher Newport
7
7
0
0
14
Opponents
52
61
0
114
Opponents
23
27
0
0
50
TEAM STATISTICS
SHOT STATISTICS
Goals-Shot attempts
Goals scored average
Shot pct.
Shots on goal-Attempts
SOG pct.
Shots/Game
Assists
CORNER KICKS
PENALTY KICKS
PENALTIES
Yellow cards
Red cards
ATTENDANCE
Total
Dates/Avg Per Date
Neutral Site #/Avg
8
OVERALL
GP G A Pts Sh
Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK
19 13 7 33 40
.325
22
.550
4
0
20 11 6 28 47
.234
24
.511
3
0
17 7 3 17 26
.269
16
.615
0
0
20 5 6 16 27
.185
15
.556
1
0
20 5 5 15 27
.185
17
.630
1
0
19 6 2 14 23
.261
15
.652
2
0
17 6 2 14 15
.400
11
.733
0
0
19 5 3 13 19
.263
9
.474
0
0
10 5 3 13 17
.294
12
.706
1
2
15 3 1 7
10
.300
8
.800
0
0
16 3 0 6
9
.333
4
.444
0
0
16 2 2 6
5
.400
4
.800
0
0
20 1 1 3
12
.083
9
.750
0
0
19 1 1 3
11
.091
3
.273
0
0
18 1 1 3
4
.250
4
1.000
0
0
17 0 2 2
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
8
0 1 1
11
.000
4
.364
0
0
20 0 1 1
3
.000
1
.333
0
0
15 0 0 0
9
.000
3
.333
0
0
13 0 0 0
7
.000
5
.714
0
0
19 0 0 0
5
.000
1
.200
0
0
11 0 0 0
5
.000
2
.400
0
0
11 0 0 0
1
.000
0
.000
0
0
14 0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
11 0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
3
0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
1
0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
3
0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
18 0 0 0
0
.000
0
.000
0
0
20 76 47 199 333
.228
191 .574
13
2
20 20 9 49 127
.157
75
.591
6
3
1
CNU
OPP
Christopher Newport - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
76-333
3.74
.228
191-333
.574
16.6
47
103
2-2
20-127
0.98
.157
75-127
.591
6.3
9
47
3-3
7
1
9
0
2235
10/224
3/122
1410
7/201
POINTS
GOALS
ASSISTS
SHOTS
SHOTS ON GOAL
SAVES
8
8
4
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
8
6
6
5
4
4
4
4
8
7
L
0
2
0
2
5
T
0
0
0
0
0
CARNEY, Hillary vs Averett University (Oct 22)
CARNEY, Hillary vs Bridgewater College (Oct 15)
TRONO, Jaclyn vs Averett University (Oct 22)
BETONEY, Marica vs Peace College (Sep 16)
TRONO, Jaclyn vs NC Wesleyan (Oct 31)
PETERS, Amanda vs Averett University (Oct 22)
TRONO, Jaclyn vs Bridgewater College (Oct 15)
BROWN, Stefani vs Averett University (Oct 22)
BROWN, Stefani vs Peace College (Sep 16)
BROWN, Stefani vs Averett University (Oct 22)
PETERS, Amanda vs Salisbury University (Oct 25)
DOHERTY, Kelly at NC Wesleyan (Sep 20)
BETONEY, Marica vs Peace College (Sep 16)
WOJTKUN, Erin vs Coll. of New Jersey (Sep 03)
WOJTKUN, Erin at Methodist (Nov 04)
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Sho
0.0
2.0
0.0
4
1
2006 Results and Team Leaders
Date
Opponent
W/L Score Overall
Conf
Attend
Sep 03, 2006
vs Coll. of New Jersey
L
1-2
0-1-0
0-0-0
140
Sep 09, 2006
vs Gettysburg
L
1-2
0-2-0
0-0-0
150
Sep 10, 2006
at Mary Washington
W
3-0
1-2-0
0-0-0
200
Sep 16, 2006
PEACE*
W
11-0 2-2-0
1-0-0
150
Sep 20, 2006
at NC Wesleyan*
W
8-1
3-2-0
2-0-0
95
Sep 23, 2006
EASTERN MENNONITE
W
2-0
4-2-0
2-0-0
163
Sep 24, 2006
at Lynchburg College
W
2-0
5-2-0
2-0-0
177
Sep 30, 2006
FERRUM*
W
6-0
6-2-0
3-0-0
419
Oct 04, 2006VA WESLEYAN COLLEGE
L
1-4
6-3-0
3-0-0
256
Oct 07, 2006at Methodist*
L
1-3
6-4-0
3-1-0
100
Oct 11, 2006GREENSBORO*
L
0-1
6-5-0
3-2-0
178
Oct 15, 2006BRIDGEWATER W
9-1
7-5-0
3-2-0
302
Oct 18, 2006CHOWAN HAWKS
W
3-2
8-5-0
3-2-0
368
Oct 22, 2006AVERETT* UNIVERSITY
W
11-0 9-5-0
4-2-0
146
Oct 25, 2006SALISBURY UNIVERSITY
W
4-1
10-5-0
4-2-0
103
Oct 28, 2006at Shenandoah*
W
3-0
11-5-0
5-2-0
163
Oct 31, 2006NC WESLEYAN#
W
5-0
12-5-0
5-2-0
150
Nov 03, 2006
vs Greensboro#
W
3-0
13-5-0
5-2-0
76
Nov 04, 2006
at Methodist
T O2 2-2
13-5-1
5-2-0
225
Nov 11, 2006
at VA Wesleyan@
L
0-1
13-6-1
5-2-0
450
* USA South match# USA South Tournament matches
@ NCAA Tournament
TEAM RECORD W-L-T
Overall:
13-6-1
Conference: 5-2-0
Home:
8-2-0
Away:
4-2-1
Neutral:
1-2-0
Overtime: 0-0-1
##
5
13
16
4
9
22
6
19
POINTS
TRONO, Jaclyn
CARNEY, Hillary
BROWN, Stefani
GREENBERG, Nikki
PETERS, Amanda
BETONEY, Marica
DOHERTY, Kelly
WELLNER, Ashley
GP
19
20
17
20
20
19
17
19
G
13
11
7
5
5
6
6
5
A
7
6
3
6
5
2
2
3
##
5
13
16
6
22
20
9
GOALS
TRONO, Jaclyn
CARNEY, Hillary
BROWN, Stefani
DOHERTY, Kelly
BETONEY, Marica
RENKIN, Emily
PETERS, Amanda
GP
19
20
17
17
19
10
20
G
13
11
7
6
6
5
5
A
7
6
3
2
2
3
5
##
5
13
22
GAME WINNING GOALS
TRONO, Jaclyn
CARNEY, Hillary
BETONEY, Marica
##
5
4
13
9
19
20
16
ASSISTS
TRONO, Jaclyn
GREENBERG, Nikki
CARNEY, Hillary
PETERS, Amanda
WELLNER, Ashley
RENKIN, Emily
BROWN, Stefani
GP
19
20
19
GP
19
20
20
20
19
10
17
Team Statistical Leaders
Pts
33
28
17
16
15
14
14
13
Shots
40
47
26
27
27
23
15
19
Pts
33
28
17
14
14
13
15
Shots
40
47
26
15
23
17
27
GWG
4
3
2
G
13
5
11
5
5
5
7
Goals scored
CARNEY, Hillary (unassisted)
BROWN, Chelsea (CARNEY, Hillary)
PETERS, Amanda (RENKIN, Emily) , DOHERTY, Kelly (BETONEY, Marica), CARNEY, Hillary (RENKIN, Emily),
BETONEY, Marica (unassisted), BETONEY, Marica (unassisted), TRONO, Jaclyn (CARNEY, Hillary), GREENBERG, Nikki (unassisted), BROWN, Stefani (GREENBERG, Nikki), BROWN, Stefani (unassisted), BETONEY, Marica (RENKIN, Emily), RENKIN, Emily (unassisted), WELLNER, Ashley (unassisted), S
SHUMATE, Brittany (WELLNER, Ashley), DOHERTY, Kelly (unassisted)
RENKIN, Emily (TRONO, Jaclyn), TRONO, Jaclyn (GREENBERG, Nikki),
TRONO, Jaclyn (DOHERTY, Kelly), WELLNER, Ashley (CARNEY, Hillary;BROWN, Chelsea), BRISBANE, Randi (unassisted), DOHERTY, Kelly (WELLNER, Ashley),
DOHERTY, Kelly (unassisted), SHUMATE, Brittany (unassisted)
TEAM (unassisted), TRONO, Jaclyn (PETERS, Amanda)
RENKIN, Emily (unassisted), RENKIN, Emily (penalty kick)
GREENBERG, Nikki (LOUREIRO, Melissa), PETERS, Amanda (GREENBERG, Nikki), GREENBERG, Nikki (unassisted), PETERS, Amanda (unassisted),
CARNEY, Hillary (unassisted), WELLNER, Ashley (HURLEY, Jackie)
WELLNER, Ashley (CAMPBELL, Jenn;LAMPITT, Ilene)
RENKIN, Emily (penalty kick)
BROWN, Stefani (CARNEY, Hillary), CARNEY, Hillary (TRONO, Jaclyn), CARNEY,
Hillary (TRONO, Jaclyn), DOHERTY, Kelly (PETERS, Amanda), TRONO, Jaclyn (unassisted), TRONO, Jaclyn (CARNEY, Hillary;BROWN, Stefani), CARNEY, Hillary (GREENBERG, Nikki;BROWN, Stefani), CAMPBELL, Jenn (BOON, Logan), CAMPBELL, Jenn (DOHERTY, Kelly)
TRONO, Jaclyn (BETONEY, Marica), BROWN, Stefani (BROWN, Chelsea),
TRONO, Jaclyn (GREENBERG, Nikki)
CARNEY, Hillary (unassisted), TRONO, Jaclyn (BRISBANE, Randi), CARNEY, Hillary (PETERS, Amanda), DOHERTY, Kelly (unassisted), BROWN, Stefani (unassisted), BOON, Logan (BROWN, Stefani), BROWN, Stefani (LAMPITT, Ilene), TRONO, Jaclyn (unassisted), CARNEY, Hillary (PETERS, Amanda), CARNEY,
Hillary (TRONO, Jaclyn), TRONO, Jaclyn (unassisted)
PETERS, Amanda (unassisted), BETONEY, Marica (unassisted), PETERS, Amanda (CARNEY, Hillary), CAMPBELL, Jenn (GLOVER, Ashley)
TRONO, Jaclyn (GREENBERG, Nikki), BROWN, Chelsea (unassisted), GREENBERG, Nikki (unassisted)
CARNEY, Hillary (TRONO, Jaclyn), BETONEY, Marica (TRONO, Jaclyn), TRONO, Jaclyn (PETERS, Amanda), BROWN, Stefani (unassisted), GREENBERG, Nikki (unassisted)
TRONO, Jaclyn (unassisted), SHUMATE, Brittany (WELLNER, Ashley), TEAM (unassisted)
BETONEY, Marica (unassisted), WELLNER, Ashley (TRONO, Jaclyn)
-
A
7
6
6
5
3
3
3
Pts
33
16
28
15
13
13
17
Shots
40
27
47
27
19
17
26
##
13
5
9
4
16
22
19
20
6
29
SHOTS
CARNEY, Hillary
TRONO, Jaclyn
PETERS, Amanda
GREENBERG, Nikki
BROWN, Stefani
BETONEY, Marica
WELLNER, Ashley
RENKIN, Emily
DOHERTY, Kelly
HURLEY, Jackie
GP
20
19
20
20
17
19
19
10
17
20
G
11
13
5
5
7
6
5
5
6
1
A
6
7
5
6
3
2
3
3
2
1
Sh
47
40
27
27
26
23
19
17
15
12
Shot%
.234
.325
.185
.185
.269
.261
.263
.294
.400
.083
##
6
24
30
5
25
20
16
19
SHOT PCT
DOHERTY, Kelly
BROWN, Chelsea
SHUMATE, Brittany
TRONO, Jaclyn
CAMPBELL, Jenn
RENKIN, Emily
BROWN, Stefani
WELLNER, Ashley
GP
17
16
16
19
15
10
17
19
G
6
2
3
13
3
5
7
5
A
2
2
0
7
1
3
3
3
Sh
15
5
9
40
10
17
26
19
Shot%
.400
.400
.333
.325
.300
.294
.269
.263
##
13
5
9
16
4
22
20
6
SHOTS ON GOAL GP
CARNEY, Hillary
20
TRONO, Jaclyn
19
PETERS, Amanda 20
BROWN, Stefani 17
GREENBERG, Nikki20
BETONEY, Marica 19
RENKIN, Emily
10
DOHERTY, Kelly 17
G
11
13
5
7
5
6
5
6
A
6
7
5
3
6
2
3
2
Sh
47
40
27
26
27
23
17
15
SOG
24
22
17
16
15
15
12
11
SOG%
.511
.550
.630
.615
.556
.652
.706
.733
NCAA Elite 8 2004
9
2006 Roster
10
Cl.
Jr. So. Fr.
Fr.
So.
So.
So.
So.
Jr.
So.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Numerical
No.
1 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
14
15
16
18
19
20
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
32
33
Name
Erin Wojtkun** Dineen Sampson* Shaynna Ford
Hannah Perry
Brittany Shumate*
Jackie Hurley*
Jenn Campbell*
Emily Chesbro*
Amanda Peters**
Joanna Pollak*
Lindsey Lienau*
Logan Boon*
Katie Jaywork
Jac McCormick
Stefani Brown**
Ann Marie Latess*
Becca Grady
Brittany Revels*
Marica Betoney**
Brittany Rubin
Katie Eacho
Carolyn Calhoun
Meghan Arbegast
Sam Ciaravino
Megan Conheeney
Lauren Fleming
Britta McDonnell
Liz Nuesch
Megan Richard
Head Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Assistant Coach: Lydia Scrofani and Hillary Carney
* previous CNU experience
No.
26
22
12
16
25
7
8
27
28
24
29
3
19
6
14
18
11
15
30
32
4
9
10
2
5
20
33
23
1 Name
Meghan Arbegast
Marica Betoney**
Logan Boon*
Stefani Brown**
Carolyn Calhoun
Jenn Campbell*
Emily Chesbro*
Sam Ciaravino
Megan Conheeney
Katie Eacho
Lauren Fleming
Shaynna Ford
Becca Grady
Jackie Hurley*
Katie Jaywork
Ann Marie Latess*
Lindsey Lienau*
Jac McCormick
Britta McDonnell
Liz Nuesch
Hannah Perry
Amanda Peters**
Joanna Pollak*
Dineen Sampson* Brittany Shumate*
Brittany Revels*
Megan Richard
Brittany Rubin
Erin Wojtkun** Head Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Assistant Coach: Lydia Scrofani and Hillary Carney
* previous CNU experience
Cl.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
So.
So. So.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr. Pos.
GK GK F
M
M
D
F
D
F
F
D
D
M
D
M
D
F
F/M
M
D
F
D
M
F
F/M
F/M
F
F/M
D
Pos.
M
M
D
M
D
F
D
F
F/M
F
F/M
F
F
D
M
D
D
D
F
F/M
M
F
F
GK M
F/M
D
D
GK Ht.
5-5 5-6 5-2
5-4
5-3
5-6
5-5
5-7
5-4
5-8
5-4
5-8
5-1
5-4
5-7
5-6
5-7
5-11
5-4
5-6
5-1
5-4
5-8
5-5
5-4
5-3
5-8
5-0
5-2
Hometown
Fairfax, VA Kennett Square, PA Stafford, VA
Fairfax, VA
Chesterfield, VA
Ridgewood, NJ
Springfield, VA
Fairfax, VA
Alexandria, VA
Midlothian, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Fort Collins, CO
Wyoming, DE
Rockville, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Stafford, VA
Springfield, VA
Spotsylvania, VA
Yorktown, VA
Richmond, VA
New Kent, VA
Stafford, VA
Montclair, VA
Burke, VA
Ridgewood, NJ
Burke, VA
Doylestown, PA
Crozet, VA
Sterling, VA
Alphabetical
Ht.
5-8
5-4
5-8
5-7
5-4
5-5
5-7
5-5
5-4
5-1
5-3
5-2
5-7
5-6
5-1
5-6
5-4
5-4
5-8
5-0
5-4
5-4
5-8
5-6 5-3
5-11
5-2
5-6
5-5 Hometown
Montclair, VA
Yorktown, VA
Fort Collins, CO
Woodbridge, VA
Stafford, VA
Springfield, VA
Fairfax, VA
Burke, VA
Ridgewood, NJ
New Kent, VA
Burke, VA
Stafford, VA
Springfield, VA
Ridgewood, NJ
Wyoming, DE
Stafford, VA
Woodbridge, VA
Rockville, VA
Doylestown, PA
Crozet, VA
Fairfax, VA
Alexandria, VA
Midlothian, VA
Kennett Square, PA Chesterfield, VA
Spotsylvania, VA
Sterling, VA
Richmond, VA
Fairfax, VA High School
WT. Woodson
Unionville
Brooke Point
Fairfax
Manchester
Ridgewood
Robert E. Lee
W.T. Woodson
Edison
Midlothian
Osbourn Park
Rocky Mountain
Caesar Rodney
Patrick Henry
Hylton
North Stafford
South County
Spotsylvania
Tabb
Manchester
New Kent
Colonial Forge
Forest Park
Lake Braddock
Ridgewood
Lake Braddock
Gwynned Mercy Acad.
Western Albemarle
Park View
High School
Forest Park
Tabb
Rocky Mountain
Hylton
Colonial Forge
Robert E. Lee
W.T. Woodson
Lake Braddock
Ridgewood
New Kent
Lake Braddock
Brooke Point
South County
Ridgewood
Caesar Rodney
North Stafford
Osbourn Park
Patrick Henry
Gwynned Mercy Acad.
Western Albemarle
Fairfax
Edison
Midlothian
Unionville
Manchester
Spotsylvania
Park View
Manchester
WT. Woodson
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Meet the Players - The Juniors
Marica
Betoney
22
Stefani
Brown
yorktown, VA
Tabb H.S.
For/Mid- 5-4 - JUNIOR
BETONEY'S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
20
3
3
3
19
16
6
2
39
19
9
5
16
woodbridge, va
hylton H.s.
midfielder - 5-7 - JUNIOR
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Played in 19 games, starting 16 ... Recorded six goals ... Assisted on two others ... Had a hat-trick in a win over Peace.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Played in every game during her initial season at CNU ...
Started three times ... Scored three goals, one each against
NC Wesleyan, Averett and Shenandoah ... Also recorded three
assists.
AT TABB
Was a four-year letter winner at Tabb for head coach Keith
Autrey ... Won a regional championship in 2005 ... Reached
the state quarterfinals in 2004 ... Two-time Bay Rivers District champions ... Was an honorable mention selection as a
senior ... first team all-region, second team all-state and first
team all-Bay Rivers District as a junior ... Named Tabb's Most
Outstanding Player in soccer ... Second team all-Bay Rivers
as a sophomore and an honorable mention all-district selection
as a freshman
PERSONAL
Marica Jane Betoney was born on September 10, 1987 in
Morgantown, WV ... Majoring in Biology ... Daughter of Charles
and Jane Betoney ... One brother, Chad, 23 ... One sister,
Amara, 17 ... Chose CNU because of the soccer program and
academic environment ... Enjoys archery.
Year
2005
2006
Career
Player Bios
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Played in 17 games ... Scored seven goals as a sophomore
... Finished with 17 points ... Scored two goals each in wins
over Peace and Averett ... Recorded two assists in a win over
Bridgewater.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Saw action in all 20 games in her first season ... Scored three
goals ... One each against NC Wesleyan, the game-winner
against Chowan and her third against Shenandoah ... Also
added five assists, two against NC Wesleyan.
AT hylton
Lettered four times for coaches Steve Smith and Lauren
Brundage ... First team all-district selection as a senior ...
Second team all-district choice as a junior ... Team MVP as a
junior and senior ... Earned the Coaches Award as a sophomore ... Team captain as a junior and senior ... Also a fourtime all-district cross country runner.
PERSONAL
Stefani Marie Brown was born on June 6, 1987 in Garmich,
Germany ... Daughter of Fred and Julie Brown ... Two brothers, Nathan, 22 and Eric, 23 ... Majoring in Sociology with a
concentration in Criminology ... Chose CNU because of its
good balance of academics and sports ... Hopes to one day
be a criminal profiler.
Year
2005
2006
Career
Points
9
14
23
BROWN'S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists
20
0
3
5
17
3
7
3
37
3
10
8
Points
11
17
28
Stefani Brown
NCAA Elite 8 2004
11
Player Bios
Ann Marie
Latess
18
Amanda
Peters
Stafford, VA
North stafford h.s.
midfielder - 5-7 - JUNIOR
2006 - SOPHOMORE
Played in 13 games in her first season in a CNU uniform ...
Started once ... Recorded seven shots, five on goal.
AT north stafford
Played four years for head coach Joanne Szymanski ... Won a
district and regional championship ... Also was a state semifinalist
... Was a second team all-district choice.
PERSONAL
Ann Marie Latess was born on November 13, 1986 in Alexandria,
VA ... Daughter of John and Amy Latess ... Three brothers; John,
24; Michael, 19; Anthony, 17 ... One sister, Molly, 10 ... Majoring
in Mathematics.
Year
2006
Games
13
LATESS' CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists Points
1
0
0
0
Alexandria, Va
edison h.s.
For/mid - 5-4 - JUNIOR
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Played in all 20 games as a sophomore ... Garnered 17 starts
... Scored five goals and added five assists ... Scored twice in
a win over Ferrum and added two more in a win over Salisbury
... Was named Second Team All-USA South.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Had a solid freshman campaign finishing sixth on the team
in scoring with 15 points ... Scored four times, including the
game-winner at Ferrum ... Also scored twice against Averett
and once against Shenandoah ... Finished with seven assists, tied for second on the squad ... Saw action in 19 games,
including 16 starts.
AT edison
Played four years of soccer for head coach Hawkins ... Her
teams finished runner-up in district in her junior and senior
seasons ... First team all-National District choice in 2002 ...
Two-time second team all-National District choice in 2003 and
2004 ... Also ran track, played field hockey and basketball.
PERSONAL
Amanda Leigh Peters was born on January 12, 1987 in
Washington, D.C. ... Daughter of Paul and Jeanne Peters ...
One sister, Jenna, 23 ... Majoring in Business Marketing ...
Member of National Honor Society and French Honor Society
while at Edison High ... Chose CNU because of the campus,
size of CNU, the soccer program and head coach Kwame
Lloyd ... Enjoys playing and watching sports, listening to music
and reading ... Hopes to one day get a degree in business and
work on promoting athletic events.
Year
2005
2006
Career
Games
19
20
39
PETERS' CNU CAREER
Starts Goals Assists
16
4
7
17
5
5
33
9
12
Ann Marie Latess
12
9
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Points
15
15
30
Erin
Wojtkun
1
Logan
Boon
Year
2005
2006
Career
Games
20
18
38
WOJTKUN'S CNU CAREER
Min.
GA
Saves
1758:16 12
56
1597:58 17
52
3356:14 29
108
GAA
0.61
0.96
0.78
12
Fort Collins, Co
Rocky Mountain H.S.
DEF/MID - 5-7 - freshman
fairfax, Va
w.t. Woodson h.s.
goalkeeper - 5-5 JUNIOR
2005 - SOPHOMORE
Finished her sophomore season in fine fashion ... Was 12-5-1
with seven shutouts ... Had a 0.96 GAA with 52 saves ... Was
an Honorable Mention All-Conference choice and also named
to the USA South's All-Tournament Team ... Also a Second
Team All-State pick ... President of the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... Member of the NCAA National Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... Member of the Dean's List, USA
South's All-Academic squad and Academic All-State.
2005 - FRESHMAN
Had an immediate impact between the posts in her freshman
season ... Finished the year with the school's best single-season goals against average of 0.61 ... Also set a single-season
school record for shutouts with 11 ... Allowed just 12 goals
and stopped 56 shots ... A first team all-USA South choice
... Also named to the USA South's all-tournament team ...
Named first team all-state ... A member of the Student-Athlete
Advisory Committee ... Also involved with Intervarsity and the
President's Leadership Program ... Named to the USA South's
academic all-conference team and to Dean's List.
AT w.t. woodson
Was a four-year letter winner for head coach Sean Burke. Part
of a team that won three district titles, one regional championship and one state title ... Was a first team all-district choice,
second team all-region and an honorable mention all-Met as a
senior ... Honorable mention all-district as a junior ... Played in
the Virginia High School All-Star game as a senior ... Was the
Orange Classic MVP as a junior ... Also played basketball.
PERSONAL
Erin Beth Wojtkun was born on May 13, 1987 in Fairfax, VA
... Daughter of Gregory and Patricia Wojtkun ... Two brothers, Eric, 35 and Karl, 31 ... One sister, Sonja, 34 ... Majoring
in Psychology and Elementary Education ... Named Knights
of Columbus Young Woman of Year ... Chose CNU because
she loved the small size and family feeling ... Collects pigs
... Hopes to one day become a fourth grade teacher ... Also
studied at Harris Manchester College of Oxford University.
Player Bios
2006 - FRESHMAN
Played in 18 games for Head Coach Kwame Lloyd ... Scored
once and assisted on another ... Was a member of the Dean's
List.
AT rocky mountain
Played three years for head coach Cheryl Ingham ... Was a
member of the National Honor Society and was on the Honor
Roll ... Also was involved in the Key Club and Interact as well
as Elementary Buddies.
PERSONAL
Logan Heather Boon was born on April 28, 1988 in Fort
Collins, CO ... Daughter of June and Dave Boon ... Has one
sister, Denali, 24 ... Double majoring in English and Philosophy and minoring in Leadership ... Chose CNU because of its
academics, President's Leadership Program and soccer ...
Aspires to be a professor or work in a publishing company ...
Enjoys travelling, photography and skiing.
Year
2006
Games
18
BOON'S CNU CAREER
0
1
1
3
Shut.
11.0
7.0
16.0
Logan Boon
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Player Bios
Jenn
Campbell
7
Emily
Chesbro
Fairfax, VA
W.T. Woodson h.s.
defENDER - 5-7 - SOPHOMORE
Springfield, Va
robert e. lee H.S.
forward - 5-5 - sophomore
2006 - FRESHMAN
Played in 15 games and recorded one start ... Scored three
goals and finished with seven points ... Scored twice in a win
over Bridgewater.
AT robert e. lee
Was a four-year veteran at Robert E. Lee ... Second team
all-Liberty District choice in 2004 and 2005 ... Named soccer
Most Valuable Player in 2004-2006 ... Team captain in 2006 ...
Named Most Athletic Female as a senior ... Scored 22 goals
and had 10 assists in her career ... Also played field hockey ...
She was a first team all-district field hockey player in 2005 ...
Also a team captain ... Was a Northern Region Scholar-Athlete
... Named to the A-B Honor Roll ...
PERSONAL
Jennifer Campbell was born on September 11, 1988 in Washington, D.C. ... Daughter of Becky and Kevin Campbell ... One
brother, Thomas, 14 ... Majoring in Psychology ... Chose CNU
because she fell in love with the campus and soccer ... Hopes
to be an elementary school teacher and a high school and
field hockey/soccer coach ... Enjoys shopping.
Year
2006
2006 - FRESHMAN
Chesbro started in 18 of the 19 games she saw action during
her first season ... Helped anchor a defense that propelled the
Captains to the NCAA Tournament.
AT W.t. Woodson
Lettered for head coach Sean Burke ... Won two district championships in 2003 and 2004 ... Also won a regional and state
championship in 2004 ... Was a second team all-district choice
in 2006 ... A member of DECA and Key Club.
PERSONAL
Emily Catherine Chesbro was born on August 26, 1988 in Fairfax, VA ... Daughter of John and Lori Chesbro ... One sister,
Whitney, 25 ... Plans on majoring in Psychology ... Chose CNU
because of its academic and soccer programs.
Year
2006
CHESBRO'S CNU CAREER
Games Starts Goals Assists Points
19
18
0
0
0
CAMPBELL'S CNU CAREER
15
1
3
1
7
Emily Chesbro
14
8
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Jackie
Hurley
6
Lindsey
Lienau
Ridgewood, NJ
Ridgewood h.s.
defENDER - 5-6 - SOPHOMORE
2006 - FRESHMAN
Saw action in all 20 games, including 11 starts ... Became one
of the defensive mainstays for Head Coach Kwame Lloyd ...
Recorded one goal and assisted on another ... Also named to the
USA South's All-Tournament squad.
AT ridgewood
Played four years for head coach Jeff Yearing ... Helped lead her
team to a district championship ... Was named to the Honor Roll
and also a Peer Counselor ... Also played lacrosse.
PERSONAL
Jacqueline Susan Hurley was born on September 28, 1988
in Ridgewood, NJ ... Daughter of Joe and Sue Hurley ... Two
brothers; Sean, 20 and Daniel 12 ... One sister Julie, 17 ... Is
an Education Major ... Chose CNU because of its athletics and
education programs ... Aspires to be an elementary teacher and
a coach.
Year
2006
Player Bios
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woodbridge, va
osbourn park h.s.
defender - 5-4 - SOPHOMORE
2006 - FRESHMAN
Came off the bench and played in 14 games ... Also recorded
four starts as a freshman.
AT osbourn park
Was a four-year player for Head Coach Robert Watters ... Twice
helped lead her team to a district championship ... Named first
and second team all-district ... Also a member of FBLA, DECA,
Key Club and Literary Magazine.
PERSONAL
Lindsey M. Lienau was born December 14, 1987 in Bethesda,
MD ... Daughter of Chad and Fran Lienau ... Two sisters; Robyn,
25; Ashley, 22 ... Majoring in Sociology ... Chose CNU because
of its soccer program and beautiful campus ... Enjoys reading,
writing, all sports and cats.
HURLEY'S CNU CAREER
20
11
1
1
3
Year
2006
LIENAU'S CNU CAREER
14
4
0
0
0
Jackie Hurley
NCAA Elite 8 2004
15
Player Bios
Meet the Players - The Sophomores
Brittany
Revels
20
Dineen
Sampson
spotsylvania, VA
spotsylvania h.s.
for/MID - 5-11 - SOPHOMORE
2006 - FRESHMAN
Came off the bench and saw action in 15 games ... Recorded
nine shots ... Named to the Dean's List ... Also an Academic AllConference selection.
AT spotsylvania
Was a player for Head Coach Megan Salo for four seasons ...
Also played field hockey for three years and ran track for two.
PERSONAL
Brittany Lynn Revels was born on October 29, 1987 in Fairfax, VA
... Daughter of Finley and Bethany Revels ... Two sisters; Shannon, 25 and Dani, 23 ... Majoring in Pre-Med/Chemistry.
Year
2006
Games
15
REVELS' CNU CAREER
0
0
0
0
kennett square, pa
unionville h.s.
goalkeeper - 5-6 - SOPHOMORE
2006 - FRESHMAN
Sampson saw action in three games in her first season in a
CNU uniform ... Started twice and finished with a 1-1 record
and a 1.20 GAA with two saves.
AT unionville
Was a four-year letterwinner for Head Coach Joe Ratasiewicz
... Helped lead her team to a district crown in 2004 ... Was a
first team all-Southern Chester County choice ... Honorable
mention all-area ... Was ranked 15th in the state as a freshman goalkeeper ... Was a member of the Honor Roll all four
years in high school.
PERSONAL
Dineen Alexandria Sampson was born on October 12, 1987
in Kokomo, IN ... Daughter of Rick and Deb Sampson ... One
brother, Richard, 13 ... Undecided in her major ... Chose CNU
because of its soccer, size of campus, location and academic
programs ... Hopes to work in the Special Education or Psychology field ... Enjoys jewelry design, singing and dancing.
Year
2006
Games
3
SAMPSON'S CNU CAREER
Min.
GA
Saves GAA
225:00 3
2
1.20
Brittany Shumate
16
2
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Shut.
0.0
Player Bios
Meet the Players - The Sophomores
Brittany
Shumate
5
26
Meghan
Arbeghast
Chesterfield, VA
manchester h.s.
midFIELD - 5-3 - SOPHOMORE
2006 - FRESHMAN
Came off the bench and saw action in 16 games as a freshman ... Scored one goal each against Peace, NC Wesleyan and
Greensboro.
AT manchester
Played four years for head coach Martin Dell ... Was a first team
all-district choice in 2005 ... A first team all-region selection in
2005 ... Named first team all-Metro in 2005 as well ... Led the
team in assists in 2005 and 2006 ... Named to the Distinguished
Honor Roll for two years.
PERSONAL
Brittany Joanne Shumate was born on September 15, 1988 in
Chesterfield, VA ... Daughter of Ken and Lisa Shumate ... Two
brothers; Brian, 24 and Chris, 22... Business major ... Brother
Brian played four seasons on the CNU men's soccer team and
is currently an assistant coach at CNU ... Chose CNU because
of the beautiful campus and the soccer program ... Hopes to one
day become successful.
Year
2006
montclair, VA
forest park h.s.
midFIELD - 5-8 - freshman
AT forest park
Lettered three times for Head Coach David Cresswell ... Helped
lead her team to two district and regional crowns ... Also advanced to the state quarterfinals twice ... Twice named Second
Team All-Cardinal District ... Named co-captain in 2007 ... Graduated with a 3.67 GPA and was a member of the National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL
Meghan Elizabeth Arbegast was born on Oct. 4, 1988 in Dumfries, VA ... Daughter of Jan and Vickie Arbegast ... Majoring
in English with a concentration in Journalism ... Chose CNU
because it was the best fit for her academically and athletically ...
Hopes to write for a well-respected magazine ... Enjoys soccer,
singing, playing the piano and shopping.
Carolyn
Calhoun
SHUMATE'S CNU CAREER
16
0
3
0
6
25
Stafford, VA
Colonial Forge h.s.
defense - 5-4 - freshman
AT colonial Forge
Lettered all four years for Head Coach Melissa Backus ... Helped
lead her squad to a district championship and a regional final ...
Was named Team MVP as a senior and was a Second Team AllDistrict choice in 2007 ... Graduated with honors.
PERSONAL
Carolyn Ann Calhoun was born on April 3, 1989 in Groton, CT ...
Daughter of Rory and Janey Calhoun ... Majoring in Chemisty ...
Chose CNU because she liked the area, the campus and soccer
program ... Hopes to one day become a pediatrician.
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Player Bios
Meet the Players - The Newcomers
Sam
Ciaravino
27
BURKE, VA
lake braddock h.s.
forward - 5-5 - freshman
AT lake braddock
Lettered two years for Head Coach Liz Pike ... Helped lead
her team to back-to-back state championships ... Also played
basketball and ran track ... Was a member of the National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL
Samantha Marie Ciaravino was born on January 27, 1989 in
Port Hueneme, CA ... Daughter of Brian and Gerry Ciaravino ...
Majoring in Biology ... Chose CNU because of its a great campus
and facilities, soccer program and the surrounding area ... Hopes
to one day became a perdiatrician ... Enjoys sports and photography.
28
Megan
Conheeney
ridgewood, nj
ridgewood h.s.
for/mid - 5-4 - freshman
AT ridgewood
Played four years for Head Coach Jeff Yearing ... Led her squad
to a league championship and the semifinals in the state championships ... Was a First Team All-League pick in 2006.
PERSONAL
Megan Patricia Conheeney was born on August 21, 1989 in
Ridgewood, NJ ... Daughter of John and Debbie Conheeney ...
Has two sisters, Lauren, 19 and Kelly, 16 ... One brother, Johnny,
10 ... Majoring in Social Work ... Chose CNU because of its
soccer program and good size and because it's in the south ...
Hopes to one day become a social worker and work for an adoption agency ... Enjoys playing the piano.
18
Katie
Eacho
24
New Kent, VA
new kent h.s.
AT new kent
Played four years for Head Coach Chris Honeycutt ... Also ran
indoor track where her squad won a district championship ... Was
a First Team All-District pick as a senior ... Named Second Team
All-District three times ... Named Honorable Mention All-Region
in 2007 ...Three-time team captain ... Named U.S. Army Scholar
Athlete of the Year and a Richmond Times-Dispatch Scholar
Athlete ... Scored 42 goals and had 10 assists in four years ... A
member of the National Beta Club and was a Who's Who among
American high school students.
PERSONAL
Katelyn Rosemond Eacho was born April 16, 1989 in New Kent,
VA ... Daughter of Dave and Cheryl Eacho ... Has three brothers, David, 23; Chris, 21; and Thomas, 19 ... Major is undecided
... Chose CNU because of its location, and great athletic and
academic programs ... Enjoys soccer, running and golf.
Lauren
Fleming
29
Burke, VA
lake braddock h.s.
AT lake braddock
Two year letter winner for Head Coach Liz Pike ... Was a part of
a team that won back-to-back state championships ... Also ran
cross country where her team finished second in the state and
won a district and regional crown ... Also ran indoor/outdoor track
... A member of the National Honor Society.
PERSONAL
Lauren Scott Fleming was born on March 29, 1989 in Hopkinsville, KY ... Daughter of Daniel and Marcy Fleming ... One brother,
Andrew, 22 ... Majoring in Biology ... Chose CNU because of its
soccer program, academics and size ... Hopes to one day become a physical therapist ... Enjoys playing the violin and making
jewelry.
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Player Bios
Shaynna
Ford
3
Katie
Jaywork
Stafford, VA
brooke point h.s.
AT brooke point
Played three years for Head Coach Walt Lenar ... Was a Second Team All-Commonwealth selection and named Honorable
Mention All-Area in 2006 ... Graduated with honors and was a
member of the Honor Roll.
PERSONAL
Shaynna Shavonne Ford was born February 9, 1989 in Bethesda, MD ... Daughter of Scott and Jackie Ford ... One sister,
Ashley, 21 ... Majoring in Business ... Chose CNU because of its
size and location ... Enjoys travelling.
Becca
Grady
19
Wyoming, de
caesar rodney h.s.
midfield - 5-1 - freshman
AT caesar rodney
Lettered four times for Head Coach Darrell Gravatt ... Helped
lead her team to a conference championship and an appearance
in the state finals ... Was a Second Team All-Henlopen Conference choice in 2006 ... A First Team All-Conference pick in 2007.
PERSONAL
Kathryn A. Jaywork was born on September 28, 1988 in Dover,
DE ... Daughter of Terry and Nancy Jaywork ... Has two sisters,
Casey, 21 and Kelly, 17 ... Major is undecided ... Chose CNU
because she liked the feel of it ... Enjoys ping-pong, snowboarding, doodling and reading.
15
Jac
McCormick
Springfield, VA
south county h.s.
AT south county
Played four years for Head Coaches Maureen Saale and Chris
Todd ... Was a Second Team All-Patriot District choice in 2006 ...
Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
PERSONAL
Rebecca Ann Grady was born August 24, 1989 in Springfield,
VA ... Daughter of Paul and Martha Grady ... Has two brothers,
Matthew, 24 and Jonathon, 20 ... Chose CNU because of its nice
campus, location, academics and soccer programs ... Hopes to
one day become an elementary school teacher.
14
Rockville, VA
patrick henry h.s.
AT patrick henry
Played four years for Head Coaches Billy Farmer and Michelle
Moore ... Named Most Improved as a senior ... Named the junior
varsity's MVP in 2004.
PERSONAL
Jacqueline Marie McCormick was born July 9th, 1988 in Glen
Allen, VA ... Daughter of David and Marcia McCormick ... Has
one sister, Ashley, 16 ... Majoring in Psychology ... Chose CNU
because she loved the atmosphere and the fit ... Enjoys reading,
drawing, and spending time with children.
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Player Bios
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Britta
McDonnell
doylestown, pa
gwynedd mercy h.s.
AT gwynned mercy
Lettered four times for Head Coach Gary Lamsback ... Helped
lead her squad to a league championship in 2007 and a runnerup spot in 2006 ... Was a First Team All-League choice in 2007 ...
Also named team captain.
PERSONAL
Brigid Anne McDonnell was born on January 12, 1989 in Fanwood, NJ ... Daughter of John and Anita McDonnell ... Has two
sisters, Nora, 13 and Hannah, 9 ... One brother, Jack, 16 ... Majoring in Business Marketing ... Chose CNU because of its great
business school, strong soccer program and excellent music
program ... Enjoys singing.
Liz
Nuesch
32
crozet, Va
western albemarle h.s.
AT western albemarle
Played four years for Head Coaches Leslie Gourdey and Kevin
Murphy ... Also ran track.
PERSONAL
Elizabeth Naudain Nuesch was born on August 25, 1989 in
Crozet, VA ... Daughter of Patrick and Roslyn Nuesch ... Has one
brother, Christopher, 15 ... Majoring in Business ... Chose CNU
because it's a small school with an amazing campus and strong
academics ... Enjoys traveling and photography.
20
Hannah
Perry
4
Fairfax, Va
fairfax h.s.
midfield - 5-4 - freshman
AT fairfax
Played four years for Head Coach Geoff Mulholland ... Second
Team All-District as a senior ... Also named team captain in 2007.
PERSONAL
Hannah Elizabeth Perry was born January 17, 1989 in Auburn,
CA ... Daughter of Tim and Christina Perry ... One brother,
Timothy, 15 ... Majoring in Biology ... Chose CNU because it's
a smaller school with great athletics and academic programs ...
Hopes to one day become a physical therapist ... Enjoys running
and cooking.
Megan
Richard
33
Sterling, Va
park view h.s.
AT park view
Lettered four times for Head Coach Arturo Jimenez ... Named
Second Team All-District as a senior ... Honorable Mention
Washington Post All-Extra Team as a junior ... Named Team MVP
in 2006 and team captain as junior and senior ... Also ran cross
country and swam ... Member of the National Honor Society and
Dean's List all four years.
PERSONAL
Megan MacPherson Richard was born on June 19, 1989 in Vienna, VA ... Daughter of Michael and Dale Richard ... One brother,
Brett, 15 ... Majoring in Education ... Chose CNU because of its
size, location and soccer program ... Hopes to one day teach
elementary school ... Enjoys reading, running and shopping.
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Brittany
Rubin
Player Bios
23
richmond, Va
manchester h.s.
AT manchester
Was a four-year letterwinner for Head Coach Martin Dell ... Twice
named First Team All-District ... Also named team captain as a
senior ... First Team All-Academic in 2006 and 2007 ... Named
Coaches MVP as a senior ... Member of the National Honor
Society.
PERSONAL
Brittany Michelle Rubin was born on March 17, 1989 in Richmond, VA ... Daughter of Art and Sandra Rubin ... Majoring in
Biology ... Chose CNU because of her love for the campus, the
people and the soccer team ... Hopes to one day work in sports
medicine.
CNU's starting lineup prepares for another game
NCAA Elite 8 2004
21
2006 Opponents
Averett
Game 13 - Sat., Oct. 13
Captains Field
Series Record: CNU leads 10-0
Location________________ Danville, VA
Colors_ ________________ Navy & Gold
Nickname__________________ Cougars
Conference_ _____________ USA South
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach__________ Amanda Frazier
2006 Record_ ________________10-8-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ lost 11-0
SID__________________ Sam Ferguson
SID Phone_____________434-791-5876
SID e-mail__ sam.ferguson@averett.edu
Guilford
Game 1 - Sat., Sept. 1
Baltimore, MD
Series Record: Guilford leads 3-1
Location_____________ Greensboro, NC
Colors_ _____________ Crimson & Gray
Nickname__________________ Quakers
Conference_ _________________ODAC
Enrollment___________________ 2,687
Head Coach_______________Eric Lewis
2006 Record_ ________________13-6-0
2006 Result vs. CNU_________ no game
SID___________________ Dave Walters
SID Phone_____________336-316-2107
SID e-mail______ dwalters@guilford.edu
Mary Washington
Game 4 - Sun., Sept. 10
Fredericksburg, VA
Series Record: UMW leads 1-0
Location___________ Fredericksburg, VA
Colors_ ____________Navy Blue & Gray
Nickname___________________ Eagles
Conference_ ________________ Capital
Enrollment___________________ 4,000
Head Coach_____________ Kurt Glaeser
2006 Record_ ________________5-10-2
2006 Result vs. CNU__________ lost 3-0
SID_____________________ Clint Often
SID Phone_____________540-654-1743
SID Email __________ coften@umw.edu
Peace
Captains Field
Location________________ Raleigh, NC
Colors_ ______________ Green & White
Nickname_____________________Pride
Enrollment_____________________ 650
Head Coach___________Chris La Rocca
2006 Record_ ________________3-12-0
2006 Result vs. CNU___________ L 11-0
SID___________________ Wendy Jones
SID Phone_____________919-508-2331
SID e-mail_______ wejones@peace.edu
Chowan
Captains Field
Location____________ Mufreesboro, NC
Colors_ ___________ Navy Blue & Silver
Nickname___________________ Braves
Conference_ ____________ Independent
Enrollment_____________________ 800
Head Coach________ Georgina Donnelly
2006 Record_ _________________9-9-3
SID__________________ Meredith Long
SID Phone_____________252-398-6468
SID e-mail_______ longm@chowan.edu
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore, MD
Series Record: JHU leads 2-0
Location_______________Baltimore, MD
Colors_ ________Columbia Blue & Black
Nickname_________________ Blue Jays
Conference_ _____________ Centennial
Enrollment___________________ 4,417
Head Coach________________ Leo Weil
2006 Record_ ________________18-2-1
SID___________________ Ernie Larossa
SID Phone_____________410-516-0552
SID e-mail_________ elarossa@jhu.edu
Meredith
Captains Field
Series Record: Series Tied 1-1
Location________________ Raleigh, NC
Colors_ _____________ Maroon & White
Nickname____________Avenging Angels
Enrollment___________________ 2,298
Head Coach______________ Paul Smith
2006 Record_ ________________17-4-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_________No game
SID_____________________Greg Jarvis
SID Phone_____________919-760-8804
SID e-mail______ jarvisgr@meredith.edu
Salisbury
Game 9 - Tue., Sept. 25
Salisbury, MD
Series Record: CNU leads 5-1-1
Location_______________ Salisbury, MD
Colors_ ______________ Maroon & Gold
Nickname_________________ Sea Gulls
Conference_ ________________ Capital
Enrollment___________________ 6,700
Head Coach______________ Jim Nestor
2006 Record_ ________________10-7-1
SID___________________ Sam Atkinson
SID Phone _ ___________410-543-6016
SID e-mail____ satkinson@salisbury.edu
Ferrum
Game 14 - Sun., Oct. 14
Captains Field
Location_________________ Ferrum, VA
Colors_ _______________ Black & Gold
Nickname__________________Panthers
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach___________ Sandy Lagana
2006 Record_ ________________6-12-0
SID____________________ Gary Holden
SID Phone_____________540-365-4306
SID e-mail_______ gholden@ferrum.edu
Lynchburg
Game 5 - Sun., Sept, 16
Captains Field
Series Record: Series Tied 3-3-2
Location______________ Lynchburg, VA
Colors_ _____________ Crimson & Gray
Nickname___________________Hornets
Enrollment____________________ 2,00
Head Coach __________Dr. Todd Olsen
2006 Record _________________10-6-3
2006 Result vs. CNU____________ L 2-0
SID_______________ Michael Carpenter
SID Phone_____________434-544-8495
SID e-mail___ carpenter@lynchburg.edu
Methodist
Mary Baldwin
Staunton, VA
Location________________Staunton, VA
Colors_ __ Yellow, White & Hunter Green
Nickname___________ Fighting Squirrels
Enrollment_____________________ 850
Head Coach___________Christy Shelton
2006 Record_ ________________10-8-1
SID__________________ Sam Ferguson
SID Phone_____________434-791-5876
SID e-mail__ sam.ferguson@averett.edu
N.C. Wesleyan
Fayetteville, NC
Series Record: CNU leads 8-4-3
Location_____________ Fayetteville, NC
Colors_ _______________ Green & Gold
Nickname_________________ Monarchs
Enrollment___________________ 1,850
Head Coach___________ Tony Tommasi
2006 Record_ ________________16-4-2
2006 Result vs.__________ W 3-1, T 2-2
SID______________________Kirbie Britt
SID Phone_____________910-630-7172
SID e-mail___ sportsinfo@methodist.edu
Game 17 - Wed., Oct. 24
Captains Field
Location____________ Rocky Mount, NC
Colors_ ___________ Royal Blue & Gold
Nickname__________________ Bishops
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach__________ Beverly Biancur
2006 Record_ ________________ 5-11-1
2006 Result vs. CNU_____ W 8-1, W 5-0
SID______________________ Rikki Rich
SID Phone_____________252-985-5271
SID e-mail__________ rcrich@ncwc.edu
Shenandoah
Virginia Wesleyan
Game 6 - Wed., Sept. 19
Winchester, VA
Location______________ Winchester, VA
Colors_ ____ Red, White & Midnight Blue
Nickname___________________Hornets
Enrollment___________________ 1,700
Head Coach_________________Liz Pike
2006 Record_ ________________4-15-0
SID_____________________ Scott Musa
SID Phone_____________540-665-5417
SID e-mail___________ smusa@su.edu
Washington & Lee
Lexington, VA
Series Record: Series Tied 0-0-1
Location_______________ Lexington, VA
Colors_ __________ Royal Blue & White
Nickname__________________Generals
Enrollment___________________ 1,760
Head Coach_________ Neil Cunningham
2006 Record ________________ 19-1-3
2006 Result vs. CNU_________No game
SID_________________ Brian Laubscher
SID Phone_____________540-458-8676
SID e-mail_________blaubsch@wlu.edu
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Greensboro
Greensboro, NC
Location_____________ Greensboro, NC
Colors_ _________Green, White & Silver
Nickname_____________________Pride
Enrollment___________________ 1,000
Head Coach______________Franco Bari
2006 Record_ _________________8-9-2
2006 Result vs.CNU ______ W 1-0, L 3-0
SID______________________ Bob Lowe
SID Phone________ 336-272-7102 X279
SID e-mail____blowe@gborocollege.edu
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Game 12 - Wed., Oct. 10
VA Beach, VA
Series Record: VWC leads 7-4-1
Location_________________ Norfolk, VA
Colors_ ___________ Navy Blue & Silver
Nickname_______________ Blue Marlins
Enrollment___________________ 1,400
Head Coach______________Jeff Bowers
2006 Record_ ________________18-4-4
2006 Result vs. CNU_____ W 4-1, W 1-0
SID____________________ Joe Wasiluk
SID Phone_____________757-455-3393
SID e-mail_________ jwasiluk@vwc.edu
Player Honors, Media Outlets
All-Dixie/USA South Conference
CNU Honors
First Team
Second Team Honorable Mention
All-American
2002
2005
Natalie Stallings (F) Third Team
Emily Renkin (M) Third Team
1999
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Laura McFerrin (F) Third Team
Elke Reisdorph (B) Third Team
Natalie Stallings (F) First Team
Ashleigh Dota (M) First Team
Paniz Asgari (M) First Team
Ashleigh Dota (M) Second Team
Nikki Greenberg (M) Third Team
Emily Renkin (M) First Team
Hillary Carney (M) Second Team
1998
1999 Laura McFerrin Elke Reisdorph Amy Petko*
2000 Amy Petko^ Elke Reisdorph
Laura McFerrin
2001
2002 Natalie Stallings^
Ashleigh Dota
2003 Shelley Rusnak
Paniz Asgari
Ashleigh Dota^
Melisa Davis
2004 Emily Renkin
Ashleigh Dota
Nikki Greenberg
Sarah Nuber
2005 Leigh Leavitt
Ashleigh Dota
Emily Renkin^
Ashley Glover
Erin Wojtkun
2006 Jacyln Trono
Hillary Carney
Ashley Glover
Coach of the Year
2002 Kwame Lloyd
2004 Kwame Lloyd
2005 Kwame Lloyd
All-South Region
VaSID All-Virginia Division II-III
1999
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Laura McFerrin (F) First Team
Elke Reisdorph Honorable Mention
Natalie Stallings^ (F) First Team
Heidi Taylor (D) Second Team
Melisa Davis (D) Second Team
Emily Renkin (F) First Team
Nikki Greenberg (M) First Team
Sarah Nuber (D) Second Team
Kwame Lloyd - Coach of the Year
Emily Renkin (M) First Team
Ashley Glover (D) First Team
Erin Wojtkun (GK) First Team
Paniz Asgari (F) Second Team
Leigh Leavitt (F) Second Team
Sarah Nuber (D) Second Team
Jaclyn Trono (F) First Team
Hillary Carney (M) First Team
Ashley Glover (D) First Team
Erin Wojtkun (GK) Second Team
*Rookie of the Year
^Player of the Year
Newspapers
Newport News Daily Press
Jennifer Williams
7505 Warwick Blvd.
Newport News, Va. 23607
(757) 247-4644
Virginian Pilot
Chic Riebel
150 W. Brambleton Ave.
Norfolk, Va. 23510
(757) 446-2366
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Vic Dorr
P.O. Box C-32333
Richmond, Va. 23293
(804) 649-6554
Elke Reisdorph
Heather Vance
Kim Hughes
Heather Vance
Shelley Rusnak
Allison Burr-Miller
Heather Vance
Tiffanie Reed
Rosie Russo
Heidi Taylor
Carola Riegner
Kasey Davenport
Leah Leavitt Hillary Carney
Ashley Glover
Carola Riegner
Hillary Carney
Amanda Peters Erin Wojtkun
Emily Chesbro
Media Outlets
Captains Log
Christopher Newport University Radio
1 University Place
Xtra 99.1 FM
Tom Robinson
(757) 594-7196
P.O. Box 634
Gloucester, Va.
Television
(804) 693-2105
WVEC-TV (Ch. 13)
Scott Cash
Brian Smith
612 Woodis Ave.
Norfolk, Va. 23510
(757) 628-6200
WAVY-TV (Ch. 10)
Bruce Rader
Chris Francis
801 Wavy St.
Portsmouth, Va. 23704
Virginia Gazette
4824 George Washington Highway (757) 393-4692
Yorktown, Va. 23692
(757) 898-7225
NCAA Elite 8 2004
Magazine
Peninsula Magazine
Bill Dittmar
703 Juniper Dr.
(757) 596-6549
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USA South Athletic Conference
FINAL 2006 USA SOUTH CONF. STANDINGS
USA SouthOverall
School
Methodist
Greensboro
CNU
Averett
Ferrum
NC Wesleyan
Shenandoah
Peace
W
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
L
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
T
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
PCT.
1.000
.857
.714
.571
.429
.286
.143
.000
W
16
8
13
10
6
5
4
3
L
4
9
6
8
12
11
15
12
T
2
2
1
1
0
1
0
0
PCT.
.773
.474
.675
.553
.333
.324
.211
.200
2005 USA SOUTH ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
First Team
F - Whitney Roberson - Methodist
F - Ashton Oliver - Greensboro
F - Jaclyn Trono - Chris. Newport
M - Chrystal Bradley - Methodist
M - Ashley Cabral - Greensboro
M - Hillary Carney - Chris. Newport
D - Ashley Glover - Chris. Newport
D - Teresa Futrell - Methodist
D - Lauren Carpinello - Shenandoah
D - Erica Bledsoe - Greensboro
GK - Amanda Evans - Methodist
Second Team
F - Michelle Anderson - Methodist
F - Meredith Hester - NC Wesleyan
F - Reva McCloud - NC Wesleyan
M - Amanda Peters - Chris. Newport
M - Megan Cole - Averett
M - Cara Kolina - Ferrum
D - Emily Chesbro - Chris. Newprt
D - Carlyn Kubler - Ferrum
D - Santina Doldo - Greensboro
D - Stephanie Perih - Ferrum
GK - Kristen McGuire - Greensboro
Player of the Year - Chrystal Bradley - Methodist
Rookie of the Year - Whitney Roberson - Methodist
Coach of the Year - Tony Tommasi - Methodist
Honorable Mention
F - Krissy Deuterman - Averett
M - Christy Urso - Averett
M - Corinne Musanti - Ferrum
M - Nikki Leonard - Shenandoah
M - Renee Summerson - Shenandoah
M - Stephanie Keough - Greensboro
D - Tessa Hall - Greensboro
D - Krista Krohnemann - Shenandoah
D - Mayra Gomez - NC Wesleyan
D - Melissa Linn - Methodist
GK - Erin Wojtkun - Chris. Newport
2006 All-Tournament
Team
Jaclyn Trono - Chris. Newport
Whitney Roberson - Methodist
Ashley Wellner - Chris. Newport
Erica Nath - Methodist
Nikki Greenberg - Chris. Newport
Chrystal Bradley - Methodist
Hillary Carney - Chris. Newport (MVP)
Jackie Hurley - Chris. Newport
Tessa Hall - Greensboro
Teresa Futrell - Methodist
Erin Wojtkun - Chris. Newport
DIAC/USA SOUTH WOMEN'S SOCCER HISTORY
Year Champion
Tourn. Champ.
1984 NC Wesleyan
1985 Methodist
1986 Methodist
1987 Methodist
1988 Methodist
1989 No competition
1990 Methodist
1991 Methodist
1992 N.C. Wesleyan
Methodist
1993 Methodist
1994 N.C. Wesleyan
1995 Methodist
1996 N.C. Wesleyan
1997 N.C. Wesleyan
Shenandoah
1998 N.C. Wesleyan
1999 N.C. Wesleyan
2000 N.C. Wesleyan Christopher Newport
2001 N.C. Wesleyan N.C. Wesleyan
Greensboro
2002 Chris. Newport Greensboro
2003 CNU, Methodist,
Greensboro
Greensboro
2004 Chris. Newport Christopher Newport
2005 Chris. Newport Christopher Newport
2006 Methodist
Christopher Newport
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Coach of the YearSchool
Joe Pereira
Methodist
Tony Ferrell
NC Wesleyan
Kevin Denson
Va. Wesleyan
Joe Pereira
Methodist
Joe Pereira
Methodist
Joe Pereira
Methodist
Joe Pereira
Methodist
Joe Pereira
Patrick Baker
Patrick Baker
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
Joe Pereira
Rob Donnenwirth
Phil Stephenson
Rob Donnenwirth
Lenny Paoletti
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Shenandoah
Rob Donnenwirth
Kelly Walters
Kelly Walters
Doug Shank
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
N.C. Wesleyan
Greensboro
Kwame Lloyd
Chris. Newport
Bobby Graham
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Tony Tommasi
Methodist
Chris. Newport
Chris. Newport
Methodist
Goals per Game
Player
Chrystal Bradley Whitney Roberson
Michelle Anderson
Ashton Oliver
Jaclyn Trono
Meredith Hester
Ashley Cabral
Hillary Carney
Emily Renkin
Krissy Deuterman
SchoolG
MC
22
MC
21
MC
22
GC
18
CNU 19
NCW 17
GC
19
CNU 20
CNU 10
AU
17
Goals Ave
37
1.68
25
1.19
16
0.73
13
0.72
13
0.68
11
0.65
12
0.63
11
0.55
5
0.50
8
0.47
Assists per Game
Player
SchoolG Asst
Whitney Roberson MC
21 16
Chrystal Bradley MC
22 14
Christy Urso
AU
19 7
Ashley Kolano
MC
22 8
Ashley Sloan
MC
22 7
Jaclyn Trono
CNU 19 6
Nikki Greenberg CNU 20 6
Hillary Carney
CNU 20 6
Emily Renkin
CNU 10 3
Reva McCloud
NCW 17 5
Meredith Hester
NCW 17 5
Points per Game
Player
SchoolG
Chrystal Bradley
MC
22
Whitney Roberson
MC
21
Jaclyn Trono
CNU 19
Michelle Anderson
MC
22
Ashton Oliver
GC
18
Meredith Hester
NCW 17
Ashley Cabral
GC
19
Hillary Carney
CNU 20
Emily Renkin
CNU 10
Reva McCloud
NCW 17
Goals Against Average
Player
SchoolG GA
Erin Wojtkun
CNU 18 17
Amanda Evans
MC
20 16
Kristen McGuire
GC
17 21
Gretchen Sheperty AU
19 33
Lauren Elliott
SU
16 34
Sarah Hutzler
FC
18 47
Sarah Hess
NCW 8 18
Cary Trump
NCW 10 22
Emily Stewart
PC
14 64
Ave
0.76
0.64
0.37
0.36
0.32
0.32
0.30
0.30
0.30
0.29
0.29
Pts
88
66
32
37
30
27
28
28
13
19
Ave
4.00
3.14
1.68
1.68
1.67
1.59
1.47
1.40
1.30
1.12
Min
1597:58
1433:58
1183:40
1414:16
1308:52
1584:09
538:25
610:35
1212:42
Ave
0.96
1.00
1.60
2.10
2.34
2.67
3.01
3.24
4.75
The History of the USA South
The Dixie Conference, now known as the USA South Athletic Conference, was formed in 1963 when six schools with similar philosophies
of academics and athletics joined as the founding members. These
colleges were: Charlotte College (presently UNC Charlotte), College of
Charleston (S.C.), Methodist College, Lynchburg College, North Carolina Wesleyan College and St. Andrews Presbyterian College. The basis
of the new athletic conference was that participation would be strictly
amateur, thus no athletically related financial aid or athletic scholarships
would be awarded. This philosophy still exists today.
The conference was originally affiliated with the National Association
of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and remained with that affiliation
until 1973. At that time the NCAA formed the Division III concept, which
allowed membership only for non-athletic scholarship schools. The Dixie
Conference joined this new arrangement, and in so doing, it became
one of the first conferences to be accepted in Division III. From the
beginning of the Division, the Dixie Conference has been a leader in
many areas, and has gained an outstanding reputation, regionally and
nationally.
The conference sponsored athletic programs for men students only
until 1983. The NCAA expanded its sponsorship to include women’s
programs on the Division III level in that year, and the Dixie Conference
followed that lead by also including women’s sports. Many of the members’ teams have gained excellent recognition in these sports.
Each year the conference not only recognizes the participants for
outstanding athletic achievements, but academic achievements are also
emphasized. Those student athletes who maintain academic averages
of 3.0 or better are named to the All-Academic team. This group annually averages nearly 400 in number.
The conference is presently led by Commissioner Rita Wiggs and
President Bob McEvoy, of Methodist College.
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
CNU Soccer Stadium
Directions to Captains Field
From Chesapeake, Suffolk and Portsmouth
Follow routes to the Monitor-Merrimack Bridge Tunnel (I-664).
Cross the tunnel into Newport News and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and
Warwick Blvd. (Route 60 West).
After about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a left turn on Avenue of the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4 of the way around
to Shoe La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La. to the parking area.
From Norfolk and Virginia Beach
Take I-64 West across the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel.
About 10 miles west of the tunnel take Exit 258B (Route 17 South, J.
Clyde Morris Blvd.). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd.
Go straight ahead and follow the directions above beginning with Avenue
of the Arts.
From Richmond and Northern Virginia
Take I-64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris Blvd).
Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight ahead and
follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue of the Arts.
From Northwestern Virginia
Travel to I-95 South the head South around Richmond on I-295 until it
meets I-64. Then take I 64 East. Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J.
Clyde Morris Blvd). Continue on J. Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd.
Be in the far right hand lane and turn right onto Warwick Blvd. Go straight
ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue
of the Arts.
Record vs. All Opponents at Capatains Field
Opponent
Allegheny
Averett
Barton
Bridgewater
Chowan
Eastern Mennonite
Emory & Henry
Ferrum
Frostburg St.
Gallaudet
Greensboro
Guilford
Johns Hopkins
Lebanon Valley
Longwood
Lynchburg
Mary Baldwin
Marymount
Methodist
N.C. Wesleyan
Peace
Randolph-Macon
Roanoke
Salisbury
Shenandoah
Soutrhern Virginia
Villa Julie
Virginia Wesleyan
Record
0-1
5-0
0-1
2-0
6-0
2-1
1-0
5-1
1-0
1-0
4-1
1-1
0-1
1-0
0-1
1-1-1
2-0
2-0
4-2-2
3-4
2-0
2-1
2-0
3-1
4-1
1-0
0-1
3-2-1
Streak
-1
+5
-1
+2
+6
+2
+1
+5
+1
+1
-1
+1
-1
+1
-1
+1
+2
+2
+3
+3
+2
+2
+2
+3
+4
+1
-1
-2
First Met
2003
1998
1999
2001
1998
2001
1997
1998
2004
1999
1998
1998
1997
2005
1997
2001
1997
1999
1997
1997
2004
1998
2000
2000
1999
2000
2000
1998
Last CNU Win
--2006
--2006
2006
2006
1997
2006
2004
1999
2004
2003
--2005
--2005
1999
2001
2005
2005
2006
2002
2004
2006
2005
2000
--2005
From Western Virginia
Depending upon your location travel to I-81 North until it meets I-64 East
and then follow I-64 around Richmond (you may elect to take the by-pass
I-295 in case of heavy traffic in downtown Richmond. Then take I 64 East.
Exit at Exit 258 A (Route 17 South, J. Clyde Morris Blvd). Continue on J.
Clyde Morris Blvd. to Warwick Blvd. Go straight ahead and follow the directions in the top paragraph beginning with Avenue of the Arts.
If you are nearer to U.S. 58, take it East until it meets I-664 heading toward
the Monitor Merrimack Bridge Tunnel. Cross the tunnel into Newport News
and take Exit 5 to 35th Street and Warwick Blvd. (Route 60 West). After
about five miles on Warwick Blvd. (Route 60) make a left turn on Avenue of
the Arts. Follow that to a traffic circle and go 3/4 of the way around to Shoe
La. Make the first right turn, on Moore’s La., to the parking area.
CNU Stadium Records
Individual
Goals
3 Laura McFerrin (2 times)
Amy Petko
Natalie Stallings vs. Averett, 2002
Assists
2 Heather Vance vs. Shenandoah, 1999
Points
7 Laura McFerrin vs. Chowan, 1999
Saves
16 Tara Bell, Ferrum vs. CNU, 2000
Team
Goals
Assists
Points
13 vs. Averett, 2000
9 vs. Peace, 2004
34 vs. Averett
Longest Home Winning Streak
8 - Oct. 29, 1999 through Sept. 30, 2000
Longest Home Losing Streak
3 - Sept. 1, 1997 through Sept. 9, 1997
Sept. 9, 1998 through Oct. 13, 1998
Year-by-Year Record at Captains Field
Year
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Total
Overall
2-5
.286
4-3
.571
5-2
.714
8-2-1 .773
4-3-1 .563
7-1
.875
6-2
.750
9-0-1 .950
7-1-1 .833
8-2-0 .800
60-21-4.729
NCAA Elite 8 2004
Conf.
1-2
2-1
2-1
3-0
2-1-1
3-0
3-1
4-0-0
3-0-0
3-1-0
23-6-1
.333
.667
.667
1.000
.625
1.000
.750
1.000
1.000
.725
.783
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Record Book
Career Goals
1. Emily Renkin
2. Ashleigh Dota
3. Laura McFerrin
4. Paniz Asgari
5. Shelley Rusnak
6. Trono, Jackie
7. Natalie Stallings Nikki Greenberg
8. Heather Vance
Carney, Hillary
10.Shelley Rusnak
Season Goals
1. Emily Renkin
2. Laura McFerrin
Natalie Stallings 4. Laura McFerrin
Emily Renkin
Trono, Jackie
7. Paniz Asgari
8. Amy Petko
9. Ashleigh Dota
Leigh Leavitt
11. Paniz Asgari
Ashleigh Dota
Nikki Greenberg
Ashleigh Dota 2007 Christopher Newport Women's Soccer
Season and Career Leaders
2004-06 35
2002-05 32
1997-00 29
2002-05 27
2000-03 26
2004-06 20
2002
16
2003-04 0616
1998-01 15
2004-06 15
2000-03 14
2005
1999
2002
2000
2004
2006
2005
2000
2002
2005
2002
2003
2004
2005
17
16
16
13
13
13
12
10
9
9
8
8
8
8
Career Assists
1. Ashleigh Dota
2. Amy Petko
3. Shelley Rusnak
4. Leah Leavitt
5. Elke Reisdorph
Heather Vance
Nikki Greenberg
Hillary Carney
9. Paniz Asgari
10. Laura McFerrin
Season Assists
1.
3.
5.
9.
Amy Petko
Ashleigh Dota
Leah Leavitt
Ashleigh Dota
Amy Petko
Shelley Rusnak
Amanda Peters
Hillary Carney
Jackie Trono
Heather Vance
Hillary Carney
Nikki Greenberg
2002-05 24
1999-01 20
2000-03 16
2003-05 15
1997-00 13
1998-01 13
2003,04,0613
2004-06 13
2002-05 12
1997-00 11
2000
2004
2004
2005
1999
2000
2005
2005
2006
2000
2006
2006
10
10
8
8
7
7
7
7
7
6
6
6
Career Points
1. Ashleigh Dota
2. Emily Renkin
3. Laura McFerrin
4. Shelley Rusnak
5. Paniz Asgari
6. Trono, Jackie
7. Leigh Leavitt
8. Amy Petko
9. Nikki Greenberg
10. Heather Vance
Hillary Carney
Season Points
1. Emily Renkin
2. Natalie Stallings 3. Laura McFerrin
4. Jackie Trono
5. Laura McFerrin
Amy Petko
7. Paniz Asgari
Hillary Carney
9. Ashleigh Dota
10. Leigh Leavitt
2002-05
2004-06
1997-00
2000-03
2002-05
2004-06
2003-05
1999-01
2003,04,05
1998-01
2004-06
2005
2002
1999
2006
2000
2000
2005
2006
2005
2005
88
82
69
68
63
50
49
48
45
43
43
39
36
35
33
30
30
28
28
24
23
Records vs. All Opponents
Opponent
Record
Allegheny
0-1
Averett
10-0
Barton
0-2
Bridgewater
3-0
Centre (KY)
0-1
Chowan
10-0
College of New Jersey 0-0-1
Concord (W.Va.)
0-1
Cortland St.
0-1
Eastern Mennonite
3-2
Elizabethtown
2-1
Emory & Henry
1-0
Ferrum
9-2
Frostburg St.
1-0
Gallaudet
1-0
Gettysburg
1-1
Greensboro
8-4
Guilford
1-3
Hartwick (NY)
1-0
Johns Hopkins
0-2
Johnson (Vt.) St.
1-0
Lebanon Valley
1-0
Longwood
0-2
Lynchburg
3-3-2
Mary Baldwin
3-0
First
Last
26
First
Met
2003
1997
1998
2001
1998
1997
2004
1997
2003
2001
2002
1997
1997
2004
1999
2003
1997
1998
2005
1997
1999
2005
1997
2000
1997
First
Last Last
Last
Last
Met CNU winOpp. Win Score
2003
2003
0-2
2006 2006
11-0
1999
1999
1-2
2006 2006
9-1
1998
1998
1-3
2006 2006
3-2
2004
1-1 2OT
1997
1997
1-3
2003
2003
1-3
2006 2006
2002
2-0
2004 2004
2001
2-1 OT
1997 1999
1-0
2006 2006
1998
6-0
2004 2004
2-1
1999 1999
4-0
2006 2003
2006
1-2
2006 2006
2006
3-0
2004 2003
2004
0-1
2005 2005
3-0
2004
2004
1-3
1999
1999
3-1
2005 2005
1-0 OT
2003
2003
0-4
2006 2006
2002
2-0
1999 1999
6-1
Last Last
Opponent
Record
Marymount
3-0
Maryville
1-0
Mary Washington
1-1
Meredith
1-1
Methodist
9-4-2
Mississippi Col.
0-0-1
N.C. Wesleyan
8-7
Oneonta (NY)
0-1
Peace
3-0
Randolph-Macon
4-1
Roanoke
4-2
Salisbury 5-1-1
Savannah A&D
0-1
Shenandoah
7-2
Southern Vermont
0-1
Southern Virginia
1-0
St. Lawrence
0-1
TCNJ
0-1
Texas-Lutheran
1-0
Trinity (D.C.)
1-0
Trinity (TX)
0-1
Union (N.Y.)
0-1
Villa Julie
0-1
Virginia Wesleyan
4-7-1
Washington & Lee 0-0-1
Wheaton (IL)
0-2
2007 opponents in BOLD
Met
1999
2002
2005
1997
1997
1999
1997
2005
2003
1998
1998
2000
1998
1997
1999
2000
2002
2006
2005
1997
2005
2001
2000
1997
2002
2004
Met CNU winOpp. Win Score
2001 2001
4-0
2002 2002
3-0
2006 2006
2005
3-0
2003 2003
1997
3-1
2006 2006
2006
2-2 PKs
1999
1-1
2006 2006
2002
5-0
2005
2005
4-2
2006 2006
11-0
2002 2002
1998
6-1
2005 2005
2001
4-0
2006 2006
2000
4-1
1998
1998
1-5
2006 2006
1998
3-0
1999
1999
0-3
2000 2000
5-0
2002
2002
2-3
2006
2006
1-2
2005 2005
6-0
1997 1997
6-0
2005
2005
1-0
2001
2001
0-2
2000
2000
1-2
2006 2002
2006
0-1
2002
1-1T2OT
2004
2004
0-4
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Individual & Team Records
GOALS
Game
Season Career ASSISTS
Game
Season Career POINTS
Game
Season Career 7 Laura McFerrin vs. Mary Baldwin, 9/22/99
39 Emily Renkin, 2005
88 Ashleigh Dota, 2002-05
13 Anne Johnson vs. Roanoke, 9/26/98
116 Tiffany Swiney, 2001
150 Tiffany Swiney, 2000-2001
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Season 0.61 Erin Wojtkun, 2005
Career 0.99 Carola Riegner, 2001-04
Team
GOALS
Game
Season 13 vs. Averett (9/23/00)
76 in 2006
ASSISTS
Game
Season 9 vs. Peace (9/19/04)
62 in 2005
POINTS
Game
Season Year Goals
1997 Jackie Miller
6
1998 J. Miller, H. Vance, A. DeLaGarza
4
1999 Laura McFerrin
16
2000 Laura McFerrin
13
2001 Shelley Rusnak
7
2002 Natalie Stallings 16
2003 Ashleigh Dota
8
2004 Emily Renkin
13
2005 Emily Renkin
17
2006 Jackie Trono
13
3 Laura McFerrin vs. Mary Baldwin (9/22/99)
3 Laura McFerrin vs. Averett (9/23/00)
3 Amy Petko vs. Chowan (9/26/00)
3 Natalie Stallings vs. Averett (9/27/02)
17 Emily Renkin, 2005
35 Emily Renkin, 2004-06
SHUTOUTS
Season 11.0 Erin Wojtkun, 2005
Career 18 Erin Wojtkun, 2005SAVES
Game
Season Career Yearly Leaders
Individual
3 Laura McFerrin vs. Chowan, 10/22/97
3 Heather Vance vs. Shenandoah, 10/16/99
10 Amy Petko, 2000
10 Ashleigh Dota, 2004
24 Ashleigh Dota, 2002-2005
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE
Season 0.59 in 2005
Most Victories
Fewest Victories
Most Losses
Fewest Losses
Most Consecutive Wins
Most Consecutive Losses
Best Winning Percenatge
All-Time Home Record
All-Time Road Record
All-Time Neutral Record
Record
5-11
5-10
12-3-1
12-4-1
7-9-2
12-4-1
15-6
16-4-3
14-5-1
13-6-1
111-52-8
Misc.
16 in 2004
5 in 1997, 98
11 in 1997
3 in 1999
8 in 2000, 2005
5 in 1997, 2001
.781 in 1999
60-21-3 (.732)
47-24-5 (.625)
6-10-2 (.389)
Assists
Laura McFerrin 3
Elke Reisdorph 5
Points
Jackie Miller
Jackie Miller
14
10
Amy Petko
7
Amy Petko
10
Megan Boisineau 3
three tied with
4
Melisa Davis
4
Ashleigh Dota 10
Ashleigh Dota 8
Jackie Trono
7
Laura McFerrin
McFerrin/Petko
Shelley Rusnak
Natalie Stallings Ashleigh Dota
Emily Renkin
Emily Renkin Jackie Trono
35
30
16
36
19
30
39
33
CNU Soccer History
GF-GA Pct.
19-37 .313
21-35 .333
45-17 .781
51-17 .714
26-17 .444
52-17 .735
56-29 .714
64-23 .761
73-12 .725
76-47 .675
375-203 .673
CONF Pct.
1-5
.167
2-4
.333
5-1
.833
5-1
.833
4-2-1 .643
6-0
1.000
7-1
.875
7-0
1.000
6-0
1.000
5-2
.714
49-16-1 .750
Place
6th
5th
2nd
1st
4th
1st
T1st
1st
1st
3rd
Coach
Emily Rice Randall
Jen Clark
Jen Clark
Melissa Mitchell
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Kwame Lloyd
Coaching Records
OverallConference
Coach
Years Seasons W L T Pct. W L T Pct.
Emily Rice Randall1997
1 5 11 0 .313 1 5 0 .167
Jen Clark
1998-99
2 17 13 1 .565 7 5 0 .583
Melissa Mitchell 2000
1 12 4 1 .714 5 1 0 .833
Kwame Lloyd
2001-
6 77 34 8 .681 35 5 1 .866
Baldy, Kim 03, 05, 06
Baskin, Lindsey 02, 03, 04, 05
Betoney, Marica 05, 06
Binford, Misty 97
Boehling, Connie 00
Boisineau, Megan 01
Bolduc, Kelly 97
Boon, Logan 06
Boyles, Stacey 97,98
Brisbane, Randi 06
Brockman, Michelle 04
Brown, Chelsea 06
Brown, Melanie 04
Brown, Stefani 05, 06
Burgess, Taryn 04
Burr-Miller, Alison 01,02, 03
SHUTOUTS
Season 13 in 2005
SAVES
Game
13 vs. Roanoke, 9/26/98
Season 147 in 2001
Year
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
Total
Asgari, Paniz 02, 03, 04, 05
34 vs. Averett (9/23/00)
208 in 2005
Record Book
All-Time Roster
Gray, Tammy 97,98
Greenburg, Nikki 03, 04, 06
Hall, Aubrey 04, 05
Headrick, Jenn 97,98,99,00,01
Hubble, Cassie 00
Hughes, Kim 99,00
Hurley, Jackie
Jennings, Kylene 05
Johnson, Anne 98,99,00,01
Kaine, Felicia 97
Kaminsky, Terri 02, 03, 04
Kennedy, Melissa 98
Kirkley, Sabrina 97,98,99,00
Kozak, Emily 01
Callaway, Jennifer 97,98,99,00
Campbell, Jenn 06
Carney, Hillary 04, 05, 06
Cheeley, Becky 98,99,00
Chesbro, Emily 06
Crane, Shannon 01, 02, 03, 04
Lampitt, Ilene 05, 06
Latess, Ann Marie 06
Lee, Lindsay 02, 03, 04
Levitt, Leigh 03, 04, 05
Lienau, Lindsey 06
Loureiro, Melissa 05, 06
Dalton, Amy 03
Davis, Melisa 02, 03, 04
Davenport, Kasey 03
Dellinger, Kristy 97
Dender, Karyn 98,99
Dennee, Heather 02, 03, 04
Dietz, Sharon 05
Doherty, Katie 06
Dota, Ashleigh 02, 03, 04, 05
Maconochie, Kristen 02, 03
Markowitz, Sarah 99
McCormack, Kathleen 02, 03,
04, 05
McFerrin, Laura 97,98,99,00
McGeorge, Kellie 02, 03, 04, 05
McGreggor, Coleen 97
McGuire, Theresa 01
Miller, Jackie 97,98
Farino, Marianna 01,02
Fletcher, Brittany 06
Fortier, Sarah 99,00,01,02
French, Meg 01, 02, 03, 04
Naill, Lindsay 04
Neidlinger, Heidi 97,99,00
Nuber, Sarah 04, 05
Giunti, Megan 02, 03
Glover, Ashley 03, 04, 05, 06
Godfrey, Ashley 00,02
NCAA Elite 8 2004
Ortiz, Kristinia 03, 04
Pearson, Alena 02, 03
Peters, Amanda 05, 06
Petko, Amy 99,00,01
Pierpont, Amber 98,99
Place, Stasia 97,98
Pollak, Erin 02
Pollak, Joanna 06
Potter, Melissa 00,01
Reandeau, Nicole 99
Reed, Tiffanie 00,01,02
Reisdorph, Elke 97,98,99,00
Renkin, Emily 04, 05, 06
Revels, Brittany 06
Riegner, Carola 01,02, 03, 04
Ritter, Sarah 04, 05, 06
Robins, Jessie 99
Rothlein, Debbie 97
Ruder, Jessica 99,00,01
Ruppert, Jenna 06
Rusnak, Shelley 00, 01,02, 03
Russo, Rosie 00,01,02, 03
Sampson, Dineen 06
Sanford, Mandy 97
Schwab, Jennifer 97
Seigle, Courtney 97,98
Singhaseni, Christina 97
Sheets, Martha 01,02
Shumate, Brittany 06
Smith, Erin 99,00
Stallings, Natalie 02
Sutton, Kim 98,99,00
Swiney, Tiffany 00,01
Taylor, Heidi 02, 03
Thuma, Liz 02, 03, 04
Tolbert, Shelley 98,99,00,01
Trono, Jackie 04, 05, 06
Vance, Heather 98,99,00,01
Wellner, Ashley 05, 06
Wojtkun, Erin 05, 06
Young, Morgan 04, 05, 06
27
Record Book
All-Time Scores
1997 (5-11)
Coach: Emily Rice Randall
Johns Hopkins 9/1 H/L 0-5
Va. Wesleyan
9/4 A/L 0-3
Methodist*
9/7 H/L 0-4
Longwood
9/9 H/L 0-2
Guilford
9/17 A/L 1-4
Trinity (D.C.)
9/21 A/W6-0
Mary Baldwin
9/24 H/W2-1
Concord (W.Va.) 9/26 A/L 1-3
Ferrum*
10/4 A/L 0-2
Emory & Henry 10/11H/Wforf.
Shenandoah*
10/15H/L 0-2
N.C. Wesleyan* 10/18H/L 0-2
Chowan
10/22A/W5-0
Greensboro*
10/25A/L 0-3
Meredith
11/1 A/L 1-4
Averett*
11/8 A/W3-2
*Dixie Conf. games
1998 (5-10)
Coach: Jen Clark
VA Wesleyan
9/1 H/W1-0
Methodist*
9/6 A/L 1-6
Randolph-Macon 9/9 H/L 0-1
N.C. Wesleyan* 9/15 A/L 0-7
Mary Baldwin
9/17 A/W0-3
Roanoke
9/26 A/L 0-1
Guilford
9/27 H/L 1-4
Ferrum*
10/3 H/L 2-3
Averett*
10/10H/W7-0
Shenandoah*
10/14A/L 0-3
1
Centre (KY) 10/17A/L 1-3
Savannah A&D 10/18A/L 1-5
Chowan 10/21H/W2-0
Barton
10/24A/L 0-2
Greensboro*
10/25H/W2-0
1999 (12-3-1)
Coach: Jen Clark
VA. Wesleyan 9/1 A/W1-0
Mississippi Col.2 9/5 N/T1-1^
Chowan
9/8 A/W6-1
Barton
9/11 H/L 1-2
Randolph-Macon 9/19 A/W2-1
Mary Baldwin
9/22 H/W6-1
Marymount
9/26 H/W3-0
Ferrum*
10/2 A/W2-0
Averett*
10/3 A/W3-0
Johnson (Vt.) St. 10/9 A/W3-1
Southern Vermont10/11A/L 0-3
Shenandoah*
10/16H/W5-0
Greensboro*
10/23A/W1-0
Methodist*
10/29H/W6-3
Gallaudet
10/30H/W4-0
*Dixie Conf. games
^overtime
1- Atlanta, Ga.
2- Williamsburg, Va.
2000 (12-4-1)
Coach: Melissa Mitchell
Randolph-Macon 9/2 H/W 4-1
VA Wesleyan
9/6 H/W 2-0
Methodist*
9/10 A/W 3-0
S. Virginia
9/16 H/W 5-0
Marymount
9/17 A/W 28
1-0^
Averett*
Chowan
Ferrum*
Salisbury State
Lynchburg
Shenandoah*
Roanoke
NC Wesleyan*
Greensboro*
Methodist2@
NC Wesleyan2
Villa Julie8
9/23 H/W13-0
9/26 H/W 5-0
9/30 H/W 3-1
10/3 H/L 1-3
10/8 A/L 1-4
10/13A/W 5-1
10/15H/W 1-0
10/18A/L 0-4
10/21H/W 4-0
10/24H/T 0-0+
10/28A/W2-1+
11/1 H/L 1-2+
2001 (7-9-2)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Salisbury
9/1 A/T 0-0+
Randolph-Macon 9/4 A/W 1-0
VA Wesleyan
9/13 A/L 0-2
East. Mennonite 9/18 H/L 1-0
1
Union (N.Y.) 9/22 N/L 0-2
Elizabethtown1 9/23 N/L 1-2
Greensboro*
9/26 A/L 0-1
Ferrum*
9/29 A/W 3-0
Methodist*
9/30 H/T 0-0+
Chowan*
10/3 H/W 2-0
Averett*
10/6 H/W 7-0
Roanoke
10/10A/L 1-2^
Shenandoah*
10/12H/W 4-0
Marymount
10/14H/W 4-0
Bridgewater
10/20H/W 1-0
Lynchburg
10/21H/L 1-3
N.C. Wesleyan2 10/26A/L 1-3
2002 (12-4-1)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
St. Lawrence3 8/31 N/L 2-3
Elizabethtown3 9/1 A/W 4-3+
Bridgewater
9/4 A/W 3-1
Salisbury
9/7 H/W 4-0
Washington & Lee 9/14 A/I 1-1+
VA Wesleyan
9/19 H/W 4-1
Lynchburg
9/21 A/L 0-1
Greensboro*
9/25 H/W 2-0
Averett*
9/27 H/W 6-1
Ferrum*
9/28 H/W 9-0
Methodist*
10/5 A/W 2-0
Eastern Mennonite 10/8 A/L 0-1+
Randolph-Macon 10/19H/W 6-1
NC Wesleyan* 10/23A/W 3-1
Chowan*
10/25A/W1-0+
Maryville
11/2 A/W 3-0
2
NC Wesleyan
11/8 H/L 2-3!
2003 (15-6)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Roanoke4
8/30 N/W 1-0^
Meredith4
8/31 N/W 3-1
Guilford
9/6 H/W 2-1
VA Wesleyan
9/10 A/L 1-4
5
Gettysburg 9/13 N/W 3-1
Cortland St.5
9/14 N/L 1-3
Longwood
9/27 A/L 0-4
Ferrum*
9/30 A.W 10-0
Salisbury
10/5 A/W 2-0
Peace*
10/9 A/W 7-0
Methodist*
10/11H/L 0-1
Allegheny
10/12H/L 0-2
Greensboro*
10/18A/W2-1+
Averett*
10/19A/W 8-1
Chowan*
10/22H/W 3-2^
Lynchburg
10/26H/W 2-1
Eastern Mennonite 10/29 H/W 1-0
Shenandoah*
11/1 H/W 5-0
NC Wesleyan* 11/2 H/W 3-0
2
Methodist 11/7 N/W 1-0
Greensboro2
11/8 A/L 1-2!
2004 (16-4-3)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Elizabethtown3 9/4 A/W 1-0^
Co. of New Jersey3 9/5 N/T 1-1^
VA Wesleyan
9/8 H/T 2-2^
Stacy Whiting
Wheaton (IL)6
Johns Hopkins6
Chowan
Salisbury
Peace*
Eastern Mennonite
Roanoke
NC Wesleyan*
Ferrum*
Lynchburg
Methodist*
Guilford
Greensboro*
Averett*
Shenandoah*
Ferrum2
Methodist2
Frostburg St.9
Lynchburg10
Wheaton (IL)11
9/10 N/L 1-6
9/11 N/L 1-3
9/16 A/W 1-0^
9/18 H/W 3-0
9/19 H/W 11-0
9/22 A/W 3-0
9/24 H/W 2-1
9/26 A/W 2-0^
10/2 H/W 5-0
10/3 A/T 1-1^
10/9 A/W 2-1
10/10A/L 0-1
10/16H/W 4-0
10/22H/W 7-0
10/30A/W 4-0
11/5 H/W 5-0
11/6 H/W 2-1^
11/13H/W 2-1
11/19N/W 1-0
11/20A/L 0-4
2005 (14-5-1)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Trinity (TX)
9/2 A/L 0-1
Texas-Lutheran 9/3 A/W 6-0
7
Oneonta 9/9 N/L 2-4
Hartwick7
9/10 A/W 3-0
Lebanon Valley 9/17 H/W 1-0^
NC Wesleyan* 9/21 H/W 6-0
Salisbury
9/24 A/W 2-1
Mary Washington 9/29 A/L 0-1
Ferrum*
10/2 A/W 7-0
Lynchburg
10/9 H/T 0-0^
VA Wesleyan
10/12A/L 0-1
Greensboro*
10/15A/W 5-0
Chowan
10/19H/W 4-1
Averett*
10/22A/W 10-0
Roanoke
10/23A/W 4-0
Shenandoah*
10/29H/W 8-0
Methodist*
10/30H/W 2-0
2
NC Wesleyan 11/4 H/W 5-0
2
Methodist 11/5 H/W 7-1
VA Wesleyan8 11/12H/L 1-2
Senior Hillary Carney
Stacy Whiting
2006 (13-6-1)
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
TCNJ 3
9/3 N/L 1-2
Gettysburg5
9/9 N/L 1-2
5
Mary Washington 9/10 A/W 3-0
Peace*
9/16 H/W 11-0
NC Wesleyan* 9/20 A/W 8-1
East. Mennonite 9/23 H/W 2-0
Lynchburg
9/24 A/W 2-0
Ferrum*
9/30 H/W 6-0
VA Wesleyan
10/4 H/L 1-4
Methodist*
10/7 A/L 1-3
Greensboro*
10/11H/L 0-1
Bridgewater
10/15H/W 9-1
Chowan
10/18H/W 3-2
Averett*
10/22H/W 11-0
Salisbury
10/25H/W 4-1
NC Wesleyan 2 10/31H/W 5-0
Greensboro 2
11/3 N/W 3-0
Methodist 2
11/4 A/W2-2@
8
VA Wesleyan 11/10H/L 0-1
*-Dixie/USA South Games
#- NCAA Tournament
@-Won on Penalty Kicks
! Lost on Penalty Kicks
^- Overtime
+- Double Overtime
1
-N.C. Wesleyan Tr.
2
-Dixie/USA SouthConference Tr.
3
-Elizabethtown Tr.
4
-Johns Hopkins Tournament
5
-Mary Washington Tournament
6
-SAS Tournament
7
-Mayor's Cup Tournament (NY)
8
-First Round NCAA Tournament
9
-Second Round NCAA Tournament
10
-NCAA Sweet 16
11
-NCAA Elite 8
Senior Ashley Glover
NCAA 2000, 2004, 2005, 2006
Few, if any, Division III schools have
had the overall success of the Christopher Newport athletic program.
Through the end of the 2005-06
season, CNU teams had won 12
national championships, either won
or shared 140 conference titles and
have produced an amazing number
of individual accomplishments.
CNU athletes have won All-America
recognition an amazing 506 times
and have captured 63 individual
national championships.
In the USA South Athletic Conference, CNU has won nine consecutive
President’s Cups and 13 of the last
22. Statewide, in Virginia, Christopher Newport has had the best wonloss record of any school in the state
for six of the last nine years.
Nationally, CNU teams have made
52 NCAA appearances since 1982,
not counting hundreds of individuals
in track, cross country and golf.
Roster of Championships
A list of championships and NCAA appearances
by Christopher Newport teams over the years
FOOTBALL
2001 Dixie Conference
2001 NCAA
2002 NCAA
2003 USA South
2003 NCAA
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA
BASEBALL
2001 NCAA Regional
2002 NCAA 3rd place
2003 NCAA Regional
2003 NCAA 2nd place
MEN’S BASKETBALL
1986 NCAA First Round
1991 NCAA Sweet 16
1993 NCAA Sweet 16
1994 NCAA Second Round
1996 NCAA Sweet 16
1998 NCAA Sweet 16
2001 NCAA Elite 8
2006 USA South
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
1980 AIAW Regionals
1986 NCAA Regional
1992 NCAA Sweet 16
MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
1984 NCAA Nationals
1988-92 No competition
1993 Mason-Dixon Conf.
1994 NCAA Nationals
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2001
2002
2003
2003
2004
2004
2005
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Dixie Conference
Mason-Dixon Conf.
Dixie Conference
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
Mason-Dixon Conf.
USA South
USA South
WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY
2003 USA South
2004 USA South
2005 USA South
GOLF
1990
1991
1992
1994
1995
1996
2000
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
NCAA Nationals
FIELD HOCKEY
2006 NCAA Elite 8
WOMEN’S SOCCER
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA Elite 8
2005 USA South
2005 NCAA
MEN’S SOCCER
SOFTBALL
1993 NCAA Regionals
1995 NCAA Regionals
1998 NCAA Regionals
2001 NCAA Regionals
WOMEN’S LACROSSE
2006 USA South
MEN’S TENNIS
2006 USA South
WOMEN’S TENNIS
2006
USA South
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1986 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out.
1994 Mason-Dixon Conf. Ind.
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
1987 NCAA Outdoor Champs
1988 NCAA Indoor Champs
2000 Mason-Dixon Conf. Out
VOLLEYBALL
2001 NCAA Regionals
2002 NCAA Regionals
2004 USA South
2004 NCAA Regionals
2005 USA South
2005 NCAA Regionals
Christopher Newport University
Fast Facts
Christopher Newport University is a
small, selective public university. It
offers baccalaureate programs through
its College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
and the Joseph W. Luter, III School of
Business, which earned international
accreditation in 2005 by the world’s top
business accrediting organization – the
Association to Advance Collegiate
Schools of Business. The University
also offers a five-year bachelor’s to
masters program in teaching and graduate programs in applied physics and
computer science and environmental
science.
Location
CNU’s 260-acre campus is located in
Newport News, Va., two and a half
hours south of Washington, D.C., less
than an hour from Williamsburg and
Virginia Beach, and just a few blocks
from where the tidal James River flows
into the Chesapeake Bay.
CNU’s Residence
accommodations.
Halls
offer
improvements. Recent additions
include state-of-the-art residential
facilities, a $16 million sports and convocation center, the new Ferguson
Center for the Arts, and residential
facility restaurants and stores. Opening
in fall 2006 is a state-of-the-art student
union; and an expansion project that
will double the size of CNU’s library is
scheduled for completion in fall 2007.
History
Founded in 1960 as a two-year branch
of the College of William and Mary,
CNU became independent in 1977 and
gained university status in 1991. Today,
CNU is the youngest comprehensive
university in the Commonwealth.
Ferguson Center for the Arts
The $60 million Ferguson Center for
the Arts is the crowning jewel of
Christopher Newport University.
Teaching and learning are celebrated in
the 1,700-seat Concert Hall, 440-seat
Music and Theatre Hall, 200-seat
Studio Theatre, classrooms, sound-isolated music practice spaces, rehearsal
halls, dance studios, costume shops,
lighting labs and set design studios.
The Center’s inaugural season, which
began in September 2005, included
world-class classical, pop, Broadway
and dance performances, attracting
more than 120,000 patrons and ticket
revenue in excess of $3.2 million.
Class Size
With an average class size of 25 students, CNU has much smaller classes
than most state universities. More than
90 percent of classes are seminars, and
no classes are taught by graduate teaching assistants.
Athletics
CNU athletes compete in 21 NCAA
sports, including football, lacrosse and
sailing. The University ranks fifth
nationally in NCAA Division III Team
Championships, and the school has
produced 500 All-Americans.
Facilities
With a $400 million building campaign
nearly complete, CNU’s campus is
bursting with new buildings and
Residence Halls
Nearly 3,000 students are housed in the
University’s state-of-the-art residential
facilities that include four new resi-
Student Profile
Forty-five percent of CNU’s 4,800 students are male; 55 percent are female.
Students come to CNU from every
region in Virginia, 32 other states, and
several foreign nations. The average
high school GPA is 3.4 (on a 4.0 scale).
The average SAT score is 1165 (critical
reading and math sections).
students
the
latest
state-of-the-art
dence halls and two new apartment
complexes that win raves from students
and parents, as well as architectural
awards. New residential living includes
CNU Village, a unique mixed-use
development on campus that houses
restaurants and stores that serve the
entire community as well as students,
faculty and staff. Every residential
room has high-speed Internet, basic
satellite cable TV, digital local phone
service, 24-hour security, and electronic room access. All rooms are equipped
with a microwave and mini-refrigerator
or have kitchen access.
Faculty
Eighty-five percent of CNU’s 932 faculty members hold the Ph.D. or highest
degree in their fields. Fifty-five new
faculty members have been added
since 2003.
Cost
For in-state, full-time undergraduates,
tuition and fees are $6,460, and room
and board is $8,100. Christopher
Newport University offers a variety of
financial aid programs to help students
and their parents pay for college; 43
percent of students receive some form
of aid.
Campus Life
CNU’s 100 clubs and organizations
include academic organizations, fraternities and sororities, and special-interest groups. From Altered Xpressionz to
Vibes of Our Vernacular, students are
sure to find something to spark their
interests.
O
utstanding teaching with a
strong commitment to undergraduate education and the liberal studies core are the hallmarks
of Christopher Newport University.
A dramatic transformation spanning the past decade has placed it
among the United States’ pre-eminent liberal arts universities.
As the youngest university in the
Commonwealth of Virginia’s excellent system of higher education,
CNU is getting better, not bigger.
CNU offers an unbeatable combination of great teaching, small
classes and a commitment to
placing students first, which
means that the quality of teaching,
advising and student life is the
University’s first concern. Classes
average only 25 students, and are
taught by faculty members – 85
percent of which hold a doctorate
or the highest degree in their field
– not teaching assistants.
These scholars desire to engage
and challenge students inside and
outside the classroom and are
committed to playing an active
role in campus life.
www.cnu.edu
(757) 594-7000
2007 Schedule
DateDay Opponent
September
1 Sat. vs. Guilford#
2 Sun. at Johns Hopkins#
9 Sun. vs. Chowan^
12 Wed. Mary Washington
16 Sun. Lynchburg
19 Wed at Shenandoah*
22 Sat. Meredith*
23 Sun. Peace*
25 Tue. at Salisbury
29 Sat. at Greensboro*
October
6 Sat. at Washington & Lee
10 Wed. at VA Wesleyan
13 Sat. Averett*
14 Sun. Ferrum*
20 Sat. at Methodist*
21 Sun. St. Mary's (MD)
24 Wed. NC Wesleyan*
27 Sat. at Mary Baldwin*
30 Tue. USA South Quarters
November
2-3 Fri.-Sat.USA South Tournament
Coach: Kwame Lloyd
Assistants: Lydia Scrofani and Hillary Carney
*USA South Conf. games
Home games in bold
^ Richmond, VA
# Blue Jay Classic (Baltimore, MD)
Site
Time
Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, Md.
Richmond, Va.
Captains Field
Captains Field
Winchester, Va.
Captains Field
Captains Field
Salisbury, Md.
Greensboro, N.C.
12:00
3:30
7:00
7:00
1:00
4:00
4:00
4:00
4:30
12:00
Lexington, Va.
Virginia Beach, Va.
Captains Field
Captains Field
Fayetteville, N.C.
Captains Field
Captains Field
Staunton, Va.
TBA
3:00
7:00
7:00
3:00
12:00
6:00
4:00
1:00
TBA
TBA
TBA

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