NJCU
WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME
13: NJCU vs. Rutgers-Camden
2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (1-10-1) F•8/30 N City College of New York 1 W, 1-0 Su•9/1 A College of Staten Island 1 L, 0-6 • Sa 9/7 H SARAH LAWRENCE Postponed W•9/11 A College of Staten Island T, 1-1 (2 OT) Sa•9/14 A SUNY Old Westbury L, 0-1 (2 OT) W•9/18 H NYU-POLY Postponed Sa•9/21 H WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 0-3 W•9/25 A Ramapo * L, 1-5 • Sa 9/28 H #22 ROWAN * L, 0-5 W•10/2 A Kean * L, 0-4 Sa•10/5 H RICHARD STOCKTON * L, 0-7 W•10/9 H PURCHASE Cancelled W•10/16 H RUTGERS-NEWARK * L, 0-5 Sa•10/19 A #3/8 Montclair State * L, 0-4 Sa•10/26 A #6/11 The College of New Jersey * L, 0-7 W•10/30 H RUTGERS-CAMDEN * 2:30 p.m. Home games (in BOLD CAPS) played at the Robert L. McNulty Memorial Soccer Field CSI Soccer Classic Fall Tournament (at College of Staten Island) * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. 1
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013 (2:30 p.m.)
GAME NOTES THE SERIES: Camden leads, 10-3. LAST MEETING: October 24, 2012 in Camden, NJ. R-C won, 2-1 in double overtime. NJCU led 1-0 at halftime. R-C tied it in the 61st minute and got the golden goal winner at the 104:10 mark after the Raptors had gone nearly 34 minutes without a shot. Dawn Dixon scored the winner off an assist from Leighanna Milby. Milby netted the game-tying goal. NJCU outshot R-C, 19-10. Brittany Hoffman had two saves for NJCU; Lauren West made eight stops. LAST TIME OUT: On October 26, then #6/11 ranked TCNJ blanked NJCU, 7-0, in Ewing outshooting the Gothic Knights, Karla Reyes-Abril/2012 62-0, with 30 shots on goal. Brittany Hoffman made an incredible 23 saves— the second highest mark of her career. SENIOR DAY: Before today’s kickoff, NJCU will honor it’s lone senior, four-year defender Karla Reyes-Abril. Read more about her in today’s edition of Gothic Knight Insights. LOOKING FOR ONE: NJCU has lost its last nine games, with six straight by shutout. The Knights are seeking their first goal in a span of 624:25. HATS OFF TO HOFF: Brittany Hoffman, the NJAC and ECAC Metro Defensive Player of the Week on September 23, has 483 caKarla Reyes-Abril/2013 reer saves. She currently ranks No. 1 nationally among all goalkeepers in saves per game (14.58 per contest). Meanwhile, NJCU, for the fourth straight week, ranks No. 1 as a team in saves per game (16.33) and more than likely will win the national statistical title in the category. Hoffman has stopped at least 20 shots in a game six times (career high of 29 vs. Rowan on September 28). She has reached double figures in saves 20 times in her career and each of the last eight consecutive games. CAMDEN NOTES: The Raptors are one game ahead of NJCU in the standings. R-C has been outscored 33-17 this year. The team has been shutout 10 times. Karla Reyes-Abril/2009 However, it has posted six shutouts itself.
NJAC STANDINGS (thru 10/29/2013)
School
CAMDEN’s 10-GAME
Montclair State Rowan The College of NJ Stockton Kean GLANCE Ramapo L, 0-3 William Paterson Rutgers-Camden L, 0-3 Rutgers-Newark L, 0-5 New Jersey City
W•9/25 A #22 Rowan * Sa•9/28 H KEAN * W•10/2 H #8/17 TCNJ * Sa•10/5 A #6/10 Montclair State * L, 0-3 Tu•10/8 H CATHOLIC L, 1-3 Sa•10/12 H SARAH LAWRENCE W, 8-0 W•10/16 H MORAVIAN T, 0-0 (2 OT) Sa•10/19 H WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 0-2 W•10/23 A Richard Stockton * L, 0-5 Sa•10/26 A Ramapo * L, 2-3 * denotes NJAC game
PTS
24 21 19 15 13 12 9 3 3 0
PCT.
NJAC Overall PCT. Streak
8-0 1.000 16-0 1.000 W16 7-1 0.875 15-2 0.882 W3 6-1-1 0.813 14-1-1 0.906 W2 5-3 0.625 13-6 0.684 L1 4-3-1 0.563 8-5-3 0.594 L1 4-4 0.500 8-9 0.471 W3 3-5 0.375 6-9-2 0.412 W3 1-7 0.125 4-11-2 0.294 L3 1-7 0.125 5-13-1 0.289 L4 0-8 0.000 1-10-1 0.125 L9
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STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (thru 10/29/2013)
oints: 1. Jillian Pecina...................................... 4 2. Amanda Filippone............................3 Goals: 1. Jillian Pecina...................................... 2 2. Amanda Filippone............................ 1 Assists: 1. Amanda Filippone............................. 1 Shots/Shots On Goal: 1. Jillian Pecina................................. 10/6 2. Amanda Filippone........................9/5 3. Cassie Lubonski............................6/2 Goalkeeper Saves: 1. Brittany Hoffman.........................175* 2. Cassie Lubonski..............................21 Goals Against Average (W-L-T): 1. Cassie Lubonski.............. 1.67 (0-1-1) 2. Brittany Hoffman......... 4.40 (1-9-0)
CAMDEN (thru 10/29/2013) Points: 1. Catherine Fiore..................................9 2. Mandi Noll ........................................ 7 3t. Lindsay Russo..................................5 3t. Tori Gerstenacker...........................5 3t. Rebecca Gougher............................5 Goals: 1. Catherine Fiore..................................4 2. Mandi Noll ........................................ 3 3t. Lindsay Russo..................................2 3t. Camille Graham...............................2 Assists: 1t. Tori Gerstenacker........................... 3 1t. Rebecca Gougher ............................ 3 3t. 8 players .........................................1
Shots/Shots On Goal: 1. Catherine Fiore..........................43/23 2. Mandi Noll 22/17. 22/17 3. Dawn Dixon..................................15/8 Goalkeeper Saves: 1. Lauren West.....................................95 2. Leighanna Milby.............................28 3. TEAM ........................................2 Goals Against Average (W-L-T): 1. Monet Jackson.................. 1.51 (1-1-1) 2. Diana Aviles................... 2.10 (3-10-1) * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (1-10-1, 0-8-0 NJAC; Streak: Lost 9) NO NAME 0/4 Brittany Hoffman 3 Jessica Chandler 5 Casey Perez 6 Katherine Valdes 8 Marissa Bariso 9 Kaydee Murphy 10/1 Cassie Lubonski 11 Jillian Pecina 14 Jubeth Buitrago 15 Faith Ely 16 Taylor Setar 17 Yaquelin Iglesias 20 Amanda Filippone 24 Marielis Vazquez 25 Gabrielle Rivera 26 Alejandra Reynoza 29 Maxine Kaminski 30 Giani Rodriguez 31 Karla Reyes-Abril
YR POS JR GK FR D JR F FR D JR F SO M SO GK/F FR F FR D FR M SO F FR F JR M FR D/M SR F JR D SR D/M FR M SR D
Captain
Sarah Kooistra
HT 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-1 5-3 5-0 5-10 5-6 5-4 5-6 5-3 4-11 5-5 5-10 5-4 5-3 5-7 5-7 5-6
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL McMurray, PA/Peters Township Fountain Hills, AZ/Fountain Hills West New York, NJ/Academy of the Holy Angels Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Hewitt, NJ/West Milford Bayonne, NJ/Holy Family Academy Edison, NJ/Edison Kenilworth, NJ/David Brearley Secaucus, NJ/Secaucus Vienna, NJ/Hackettstown Carteret, NJ/Carteret White Plains, NY/White Plains Kenilworth, NJ/David Brearley Elizabeth, NJ/Benedictine Academy Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Union City, NJ/Union City Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/University Academy Charter Middlesex, NJ/Middlesex
GOTHIC KNIGHT INSIGHTS
#31 Karla
REYES-ABRIL
Senior| Defender Middlesex, NJ/Middlesex HS
• Coach Vivino on Reyes-Abril: “She is another player who shows Head Coach: Mike Vivino (William Paterson University, ’08; First season) her experience on the field. She’s very Assistant Coach: Rich Alberto (Rutgers University, `10; First season) tough. She has a great attitude and is our Assistant Coach: Katie Feehan (New Jersey City University, `07 (MS, `09); Sixth season) anchor in the middle of our back line.” Assistant Coach: Peter Tylutki (William Paterson University, ’12; First season) • Academics: Reyes-Abril is a Biology Graduate Assistant Coach: Jessica Irizarry (New Jersey City University, ’10; Second season) major. She aims to become a lab Captains: Amanda Filippone, Brittany Hoffman technician in clinical studies and trials. NJCU Career: A four-year player RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS (4-11-2, 1-7-0 NJAC; Streak: Lost 3) • for NJCU, she has been part of some of the best teams in school history. NO NAME YR POS HT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL As a freshman in 2009, NJCU went 00 Leighanna Milby SR GK 5-5 Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional 1 Lauren West SR GK 5-9 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional 13-9 and made the post-season for the 2 Rachel Sindoni JR D 5-3 Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East first time in school history, reaching 3 Taylor Reeve SO D 5-2 Pennsauken, NJ/Cherry Hill West the ECAC Semifinals. She played in 16 5 Laura Rathof JR F/M 5-3 National Park, NJ/Gateway Regional games with four starts. After missing 6/98 Angela Martorano FR GK/M 5-2 Gloucester Township, NJ/Triton Regional the 2010 season, she returned in 2011 7 Jenna Savarese JR M 5-0 Pedricktown, NJ/Woodstown to be part of a squad that set a school 8 Stephanie Rodriguez SO M 5-1 Kearny, NJ/Kearny 9 Camille Graham SR F 5-5 Washington Township, NJ/Washington Township record with a 14-8 ledger, qualifying for the NJAC Tournament and ECAC 10 Katie Angelosante JR F 5-7 Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater-Raritan Semifinals again. She had four assists 11 Stephanie Metcalf SO D/M 5-2 Vineland, NJ/Vineland 12 Tori Gerstenacker SO M 5-4 Howell, NJ/Howell in the season in 16 games. As a junior, 13 Molly Felici JR F 5-3 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional NJCU went 6-11-2. She played in all 19 14 Lindsay Russo JR D/M 5-3 Mickleton, NJ/Kingsway Regional games, making 17 starts. As a senior, she 15 Dawn Dixon SR M/F 5-1 Lumberton, NJ/Rancocas Valley Regional has started all 12 games for the Gothic 16 Rebecca Gougher JR M 5-7 Galloway, NJ/Absegami Knights and played in every second of 17 Kelsey Tierney SO D 5-5 Galloway, NJ/Absegami NJCU’s 1115 minutes this year. For her 18 Ashley Barnes FR D 5-2 Searcy, AR/Searcy career, she has played in 63 games (33 19 Bec Garretson JR D 5-4 Atco, NJ/Hammonton starts) entering today’s action and has 20 Lacey Stackhouse JR M 5-6 Burlington, NJ/Burlington Township 21 Sarah Kooistra SR M/D 5-4 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional four career assists with 22 shots (3 SOG) 22 Michelle Barbone JR M/D 5-3 Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional while logging 3,547 minutes of time. 23 Sarah Tum Suden JR D 5-6 Burlington, NJ/Burlington Township • High School: A 2009 graduate 24 Sarah Boucot FR F/M 5-8 Sicklerville, NJ/Paul VI of Middlesex High School, she 25 Kaitlyn Zuzulock FR M/F 5-3 National Park, NJ/Gateway Regional graduated with honors while 26 Catherine Fiore FR M/F 5-4 Oaklyn, NJ/Paul VI playing soccer for the Blue Jays. 27 Taylor Gardner FR M 5-7 Upper Township, NJ/Ocean City • Did You Know?: She lists Nelson 28 Mandi Noll FR F/D 5-7 Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional Mandela as her hero...Her favorite 29 Gabby Relos JR M 5-5 Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional teams are the Mexican National 99 Chrissy Ambrozy FR GK 5-6 Haddon Township, NJ/Haddon Township Team and Barcelona...She enjoys Head Coach: Kris Anderson (Richard Stockton College, `98; Fifth season) sports and writing...Her favorite Assistant Coaches: Byron Carmichael (Marshall University, `03; Sixth season) part about NJCU is “it’s a small Joe Banks (Drexel University, `07; First season) campus with very close people.”
13: NJCU vs. Rutgers-Camden
2013 SCHEDULE/RESULTS (1-10-1) F•8/30 N City College of New York 1 W, 1-0 Su•9/1 A College of Staten Island 1 L, 0-6 • Sa 9/7 H SARAH LAWRENCE Postponed W•9/11 A College of Staten Island T, 1-1 (2 OT) Sa•9/14 A SUNY Old Westbury L, 0-1 (2 OT) W•9/18 H NYU-POLY Postponed Sa•9/21 H WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 0-3 W•9/25 A Ramapo * L, 1-5 • Sa 9/28 H #22 ROWAN * L, 0-5 W•10/2 A Kean * L, 0-4 Sa•10/5 H RICHARD STOCKTON * L, 0-7 W•10/9 H PURCHASE Cancelled W•10/16 H RUTGERS-NEWARK * L, 0-5 Sa•10/19 A #3/8 Montclair State * L, 0-4 Sa•10/26 A #6/11 The College of New Jersey * L, 0-7 W•10/30 H RUTGERS-CAMDEN * 2:30 p.m. Home games (in BOLD CAPS) played at the Robert L. McNulty Memorial Soccer Field CSI Soccer Classic Fall Tournament (at College of Staten Island) * denotes New Jersey Athletic Conference game. 1
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013 (2:30 p.m.)
GAME NOTES THE SERIES: Camden leads, 10-3. LAST MEETING: October 24, 2012 in Camden, NJ. R-C won, 2-1 in double overtime. NJCU led 1-0 at halftime. R-C tied it in the 61st minute and got the golden goal winner at the 104:10 mark after the Raptors had gone nearly 34 minutes without a shot. Dawn Dixon scored the winner off an assist from Leighanna Milby. Milby netted the game-tying goal. NJCU outshot R-C, 19-10. Brittany Hoffman had two saves for NJCU; Lauren West made eight stops. LAST TIME OUT: On October 26, then #6/11 ranked TCNJ blanked NJCU, 7-0, in Ewing outshooting the Gothic Knights, Karla Reyes-Abril/2012 62-0, with 30 shots on goal. Brittany Hoffman made an incredible 23 saves— the second highest mark of her career. SENIOR DAY: Before today’s kickoff, NJCU will honor it’s lone senior, four-year defender Karla Reyes-Abril. Read more about her in today’s edition of Gothic Knight Insights. LOOKING FOR ONE: NJCU has lost its last nine games, with six straight by shutout. The Knights are seeking their first goal in a span of 624:25. HATS OFF TO HOFF: Brittany Hoffman, the NJAC and ECAC Metro Defensive Player of the Week on September 23, has 483 caKarla Reyes-Abril/2013 reer saves. She currently ranks No. 1 nationally among all goalkeepers in saves per game (14.58 per contest). Meanwhile, NJCU, for the fourth straight week, ranks No. 1 as a team in saves per game (16.33) and more than likely will win the national statistical title in the category. Hoffman has stopped at least 20 shots in a game six times (career high of 29 vs. Rowan on September 28). She has reached double figures in saves 20 times in her career and each of the last eight consecutive games. CAMDEN NOTES: The Raptors are one game ahead of NJCU in the standings. R-C has been outscored 33-17 this year. The team has been shutout 10 times. Karla Reyes-Abril/2009 However, it has posted six shutouts itself.
NJAC STANDINGS (thru 10/29/2013)
School
CAMDEN’s 10-GAME
Montclair State Rowan The College of NJ Stockton Kean GLANCE Ramapo L, 0-3 William Paterson Rutgers-Camden L, 0-3 Rutgers-Newark L, 0-5 New Jersey City
W•9/25 A #22 Rowan * Sa•9/28 H KEAN * W•10/2 H #8/17 TCNJ * Sa•10/5 A #6/10 Montclair State * L, 0-3 Tu•10/8 H CATHOLIC L, 1-3 Sa•10/12 H SARAH LAWRENCE W, 8-0 W•10/16 H MORAVIAN T, 0-0 (2 OT) Sa•10/19 H WILLIAM PATERSON * L, 0-2 W•10/23 A Richard Stockton * L, 0-5 Sa•10/26 A Ramapo * L, 2-3 * denotes NJAC game
PTS
24 21 19 15 13 12 9 3 3 0
PCT.
NJAC Overall PCT. Streak
8-0 1.000 16-0 1.000 W16 7-1 0.875 15-2 0.882 W3 6-1-1 0.813 14-1-1 0.906 W2 5-3 0.625 13-6 0.684 L1 4-3-1 0.563 8-5-3 0.594 L1 4-4 0.500 8-9 0.471 W3 3-5 0.375 6-9-2 0.412 W3 1-7 0.125 4-11-2 0.294 L3 1-7 0.125 5-13-1 0.289 L4 0-8 0.000 1-10-1 0.125 L9
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STATISTICAL LEADERS NJCU (thru 10/29/2013)
oints: 1. Jillian Pecina...................................... 4 2. Amanda Filippone............................3 Goals: 1. Jillian Pecina...................................... 2 2. Amanda Filippone............................ 1 Assists: 1. Amanda Filippone............................. 1 Shots/Shots On Goal: 1. Jillian Pecina................................. 10/6 2. Amanda Filippone........................9/5 3. Cassie Lubonski............................6/2 Goalkeeper Saves: 1. Brittany Hoffman.........................175* 2. Cassie Lubonski..............................21 Goals Against Average (W-L-T): 1. Cassie Lubonski.............. 1.67 (0-1-1) 2. Brittany Hoffman......... 4.40 (1-9-0)
CAMDEN (thru 10/29/2013) Points: 1. Catherine Fiore..................................9 2. Mandi Noll ........................................ 7 3t. Lindsay Russo..................................5 3t. Tori Gerstenacker...........................5 3t. Rebecca Gougher............................5 Goals: 1. Catherine Fiore..................................4 2. Mandi Noll ........................................ 3 3t. Lindsay Russo..................................2 3t. Camille Graham...............................2 Assists: 1t. Tori Gerstenacker........................... 3 1t. Rebecca Gougher ............................ 3 3t. 8 players .........................................1
Shots/Shots On Goal: 1. Catherine Fiore..........................43/23 2. Mandi Noll 22/17. 22/17 3. Dawn Dixon..................................15/8 Goalkeeper Saves: 1. Lauren West.....................................95 2. Leighanna Milby.............................28 3. TEAM ........................................2 Goals Against Average (W-L-T): 1. Monet Jackson.................. 1.51 (1-1-1) 2. Diana Aviles................... 2.10 (3-10-1) * denotes conference leader
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY GOTHIC KNIGHTS (1-10-1, 0-8-0 NJAC; Streak: Lost 9) NO NAME 0/4 Brittany Hoffman 3 Jessica Chandler 5 Casey Perez 6 Katherine Valdes 8 Marissa Bariso 9 Kaydee Murphy 10/1 Cassie Lubonski 11 Jillian Pecina 14 Jubeth Buitrago 15 Faith Ely 16 Taylor Setar 17 Yaquelin Iglesias 20 Amanda Filippone 24 Marielis Vazquez 25 Gabrielle Rivera 26 Alejandra Reynoza 29 Maxine Kaminski 30 Giani Rodriguez 31 Karla Reyes-Abril
YR POS JR GK FR D JR F FR D JR F SO M SO GK/F FR F FR D FR M SO F FR F JR M FR D/M SR F JR D SR D/M FR M SR D
Captain
Sarah Kooistra
HT 5-5 5-6 5-7 5-1 5-3 5-0 5-10 5-6 5-4 5-6 5-3 4-11 5-5 5-10 5-4 5-3 5-7 5-7 5-6
HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL McMurray, PA/Peters Township Fountain Hills, AZ/Fountain Hills West New York, NJ/Academy of the Holy Angels Elizabeth, NJ/Elizabeth Hewitt, NJ/West Milford Bayonne, NJ/Holy Family Academy Edison, NJ/Edison Kenilworth, NJ/David Brearley Secaucus, NJ/Secaucus Vienna, NJ/Hackettstown Carteret, NJ/Carteret White Plains, NY/White Plains Kenilworth, NJ/David Brearley Elizabeth, NJ/Benedictine Academy Teaneck, NJ/Saint Joseph of the Palisades Union City, NJ/Union City Kearny, NJ/Kearny Jersey City, NJ/University Academy Charter Middlesex, NJ/Middlesex
GOTHIC KNIGHT INSIGHTS
#31 Karla
REYES-ABRIL
Senior| Defender Middlesex, NJ/Middlesex HS
• Coach Vivino on Reyes-Abril: “She is another player who shows Head Coach: Mike Vivino (William Paterson University, ’08; First season) her experience on the field. She’s very Assistant Coach: Rich Alberto (Rutgers University, `10; First season) tough. She has a great attitude and is our Assistant Coach: Katie Feehan (New Jersey City University, `07 (MS, `09); Sixth season) anchor in the middle of our back line.” Assistant Coach: Peter Tylutki (William Paterson University, ’12; First season) • Academics: Reyes-Abril is a Biology Graduate Assistant Coach: Jessica Irizarry (New Jersey City University, ’10; Second season) major. She aims to become a lab Captains: Amanda Filippone, Brittany Hoffman technician in clinical studies and trials. NJCU Career: A four-year player RUTGERS UNIVERSITY-CAMDEN SCARLET RAPTORS (4-11-2, 1-7-0 NJAC; Streak: Lost 3) • for NJCU, she has been part of some of the best teams in school history. NO NAME YR POS HT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL As a freshman in 2009, NJCU went 00 Leighanna Milby SR GK 5-5 Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional 1 Lauren West SR GK 5-9 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional 13-9 and made the post-season for the 2 Rachel Sindoni JR D 5-3 Cherry Hill, NJ/Cherry Hill East first time in school history, reaching 3 Taylor Reeve SO D 5-2 Pennsauken, NJ/Cherry Hill West the ECAC Semifinals. She played in 16 5 Laura Rathof JR F/M 5-3 National Park, NJ/Gateway Regional games with four starts. After missing 6/98 Angela Martorano FR GK/M 5-2 Gloucester Township, NJ/Triton Regional the 2010 season, she returned in 2011 7 Jenna Savarese JR M 5-0 Pedricktown, NJ/Woodstown to be part of a squad that set a school 8 Stephanie Rodriguez SO M 5-1 Kearny, NJ/Kearny 9 Camille Graham SR F 5-5 Washington Township, NJ/Washington Township record with a 14-8 ledger, qualifying for the NJAC Tournament and ECAC 10 Katie Angelosante JR F 5-7 Bridgewater, NJ/Bridgewater-Raritan Semifinals again. She had four assists 11 Stephanie Metcalf SO D/M 5-2 Vineland, NJ/Vineland 12 Tori Gerstenacker SO M 5-4 Howell, NJ/Howell in the season in 16 games. As a junior, 13 Molly Felici JR F 5-3 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional NJCU went 6-11-2. She played in all 19 14 Lindsay Russo JR D/M 5-3 Mickleton, NJ/Kingsway Regional games, making 17 starts. As a senior, she 15 Dawn Dixon SR M/F 5-1 Lumberton, NJ/Rancocas Valley Regional has started all 12 games for the Gothic 16 Rebecca Gougher JR M 5-7 Galloway, NJ/Absegami Knights and played in every second of 17 Kelsey Tierney SO D 5-5 Galloway, NJ/Absegami NJCU’s 1115 minutes this year. For her 18 Ashley Barnes FR D 5-2 Searcy, AR/Searcy career, she has played in 63 games (33 19 Bec Garretson JR D 5-4 Atco, NJ/Hammonton starts) entering today’s action and has 20 Lacey Stackhouse JR M 5-6 Burlington, NJ/Burlington Township 21 Sarah Kooistra SR M/D 5-4 Mantua, NJ/Clearview Regional four career assists with 22 shots (3 SOG) 22 Michelle Barbone JR M/D 5-3 Blackwood, NJ/Highland Regional while logging 3,547 minutes of time. 23 Sarah Tum Suden JR D 5-6 Burlington, NJ/Burlington Township • High School: A 2009 graduate 24 Sarah Boucot FR F/M 5-8 Sicklerville, NJ/Paul VI of Middlesex High School, she 25 Kaitlyn Zuzulock FR M/F 5-3 National Park, NJ/Gateway Regional graduated with honors while 26 Catherine Fiore FR M/F 5-4 Oaklyn, NJ/Paul VI playing soccer for the Blue Jays. 27 Taylor Gardner FR M 5-7 Upper Township, NJ/Ocean City • Did You Know?: She lists Nelson 28 Mandi Noll FR F/D 5-7 Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional Mandela as her hero...Her favorite 29 Gabby Relos JR M 5-5 Blackwood, NJ/Triton Regional teams are the Mexican National 99 Chrissy Ambrozy FR GK 5-6 Haddon Township, NJ/Haddon Township Team and Barcelona...She enjoys Head Coach: Kris Anderson (Richard Stockton College, `98; Fifth season) sports and writing...Her favorite Assistant Coaches: Byron Carmichael (Marshall University, `03; Sixth season) part about NJCU is “it’s a small Joe Banks (Drexel University, `07; First season) campus with very close people.”
