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Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Mary Washington won the CAC Championship for the 11th time last week, defeating top-seeded Salisbury 1-0 in the semifinals and second-seeded York 2-1 in overtime in the championship match. Kathryn Amirpashaie scored the goal in the win over Salisbury. She then tied the championship game with just 17 seconds remaining in regulation to force overtime. Joeann Walker scored the championship-winning goal with 1:02 remaining in the first overtime. The Eagles advanced to the NCAA tournament for the third straight year and the 11th time overall. The Eagles won a pair of games in the NCAA tournament as they defeated Cabrini 2-1 on Wednesday followed by a 1-0 win over host Messiah on Friday. Jessica Hewitt scored the game winner for the Eagles in the victory over Messiah. Playing their third game in four days, MWC fell to College of New Jersey 5-1 in the regional finals with Hewitt scoring the Eagles’ goal. The Eagles closed the season out with a record of 12-6-5 and improve their all-time NCAA wins total to 12 in 11 appearances. York College fell to Mary Washington in their first championship appearance in the eight-year history of the Spartan women’s soccer program. Senior Maria Chesnavage ended her career as the Spartans’ all-time leading scorer with 86 points on 35 goals and 16 assists. She has played in 71 career games and she has a school-record 14 game-winning goals. Fellow senior Jodi Redcay leaves YCP as the second all-time leading scorer with 76 points on 23 goals and 30 assists. The 30 assists are a school-record. The Spartans had 14 players score at least one goal with nine having two or more goals this season. York had 20 players record at least one point during the season. The senior class of Chesnavage, Redcay, Ashli Phillips, and Jen Siegel finished their careers with a four-year record of 47-24-4 (.659), the best four-year mark in the eight-year history of the Spartan program. Salisbury’s Thea Zygmunt led the Sea Gulls with seven goals this season. She also added two assists. Sara Nickoles was second with five goals and led the team with three assists. Senior Kathleen Tiedemann had four goals this season and she ended her career with 39 career goals, good for second on the Gulls’ all-time list. With ties as the official outcomes of both of its CAC playoff games, Goucher finished above .500 for the first time since 1995. One season after scoring 10 goals over the course of 18 games, the Gophers established new school records for goals (49), assists (37), and points (135) in a season. Catholic was selected to play in the ECAC Mid-Atlantic Championship and the Cardinals fell to Gwynedd-Mercy 4-0 in the first round. The Cardinals eclipsed the school-record for wins in a season which was set last year (12) with their 14-5-1 campaign of 2003. The berth in the 2003 ECAC Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament was the first tournament berth in CUA’s women’s soccer history.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Salisbury opened the CAC tournament with an 8-0 win over Gallaudet in the quarterfinal round. Senior Kathleen Tiedemann and junior Thea Zygmunt each scored two goals and added an assist. Earlier in the week, Salisbury closed out their regular season with a 4-0 win over Villa Julie. Dana Verdi, Zygmunt, Brandi Sproul, and Natalie Day each scored in the win. Goalie Katie Hendrickson earned the shutout with a pair of saves. Zygmunt has seven goals this season to lead the Sea Gulls. York split their two games this week as they fell to Marymount 2-1 in double overtime on Thursday before eliminating the Saints from the tournament thanks to Sunday’s 1-0 win. Jodi Redcay dished out an assist in the loss while she scored the lone goal of the game in the quarterfinal win. Freshman Amanda Lomberg picked up her fourth shutout of the year on Sunday. Catholic earned the number three seed in the CAC tournament with their 2-1 win over MWC on Tuesday. However, the Cardinals were knocked out of the tournament by Goucher, 4-3 on penalty kicks. Catholic will look for an ECAC Mid-Atlantic bid this week. Mary Washington topped St. Mary’s 2-0 in the CAC tournament quarterfinals on Sunday. Sophomore Jacqui Forsythe added to her team lead with her eighth goal of the season to give the Eagles the 1-0 lead, and sophomore Sarah Campbell added a header in the second half for the final margin. The Eagles will visit Salisbury on Wednesday. The two teams have combined to win every CAC title since the advent of the conference in 1991. St. Mary’s won their final regular season match, a 3-0 win over College of Notre Dame. Sophomore Julie Hill scored the game-winning goal for the Seahawks. St. Mary’s lost their first round game to Mary Washington 2-0. It marks the second consecutive year that the Eagles have eliminated the Seahawks by a score of 2-0. Goucher advanced past the opening round of the CAC playoffs for the first time since 1999 but had to win a shootout to do it. The best-of-five shootout was tied at three heading into the final round when Lindsey Henley found the back of the net on her attempt to give the Gophers a 4-3 lead. The Catholic attempt hit the cross bar and the Gophers advanced to face YCP in the tournament semifinals. Marymount won their first overtime game of the year when they defeated York 2-1 in double overtime on Thursday. The Saints couldn’t make it two-in-a-row over York as the Spartans defeated MU 1-0 in the quarterfinals. Goalkeeper Stephanie Kerr was outstanding in goal in the tournament game as she made 15 saves. Gallaudet won its regular season finale with a 4-1 win over Columbia Union. Gallaudet was without leading scorer Justin Peloso but received two goals from Dana Sipek.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Salisbury fell behind Eastern College 2-0 before scoring a pair of goals midway through the second half to forge the tie. Rachel Tansey dropped in both goals for the Sea Gulls. Sophomore Katie Hendrickson had nine saves in the match for the Gulls. Thea Zygmunt tallied two goals while Holly Sis and Jeanine Swezey each scored one goal as the Sea Gulls defeated Notre Dame 4-0 on Wednesday. Salisbury outshot Notre Dame 37-3 in the game. York won a pair of games this week to extend their unbeaten streak to six (4-0-2). The Spartans had four different players score at least two goals for the week including freshman Lauren Castanio who notched a hat-trick in the 11-0 win at Columbia Union. Freshman goalie Amanda Lomberg posted her third shutout of the season as she blanked Catholic 4-0 in a key match on Saturday. Lomberg’s goals against average now stands at 1.07 while her saves percentage is .863. Mary Washington is on a nine-game unbeaten streak as they are 5-0-4. St. Mary’s won their lone match against Goucher this past week, 2-1. Sophomore Julie Hill scored the game-winning goal for the Seahawks who are 3-1-2 in their last six matches. St. Mary’s closes out the regular season with a home match against College of Notre Dame on Thursday. Catholic set a new record for wins in a season at 13 after their Tuesday victory over Gallaudet. Last year’s team, which set the previous mark, finished 12-5 in 2002. Goucher’s Taryn Westendorf scored a goal in both of the Gophers’ wins last week to become only the third player in school history to reach 20 goals for her career. An unassisted goal by Westendorf at 25:52 provided the Gophers with a 1-0 lead over Catholic which held up until Katie Miller tallied her team-leading 13th goal of the season at 85:19. With 47 goals through 16 games, the Gophers have established a new school record for the most goals in a season. The former mark of 45 was set in 1994. Marymount has lost five games this season by one goal, two of those games in overtime. But the Saints have doubled their win total from last year with one regular season game remaining. Gallaudet has a big week ahead as the Bison face Trinity and Columbia Union College. The Bison defeated Columbia Union earlier this year and posted its lone victory of the season while Trinity needed overtime to down Columbia Union.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: York College had to rally to remain unbeaten in the CAC as the Spartans tied St. Mary’s 1-1 on Saturday. The Spartans received a game-tying goal from freshman Megan Shugars in the 81st minute of the game. Freshman goalie Amanda Lomberg made 11 saves in the contest as she now has five games with double digits in saves. Salisbury and Mary Washington battled to a classic 0-0 draw on Saturday. Mary Washington outshot Salisbury 12-9 while the Eagles had an 8-3 advantage in corner kicks. Salisbury goalie Katie Hendrickson made five saves for the Gulls. Freshman forward Sara Nickoles tallied her team-leading fourth goal of the season and Colleen Evans also tallied a goal as Salisbury shutout Goucher 2-0 in CAC play on Tuesday. Hendrickson and Samantha Phipps combined on Salisbury’s fifth shutout of the year. Eight of Mary Washington’s 15 games this season have gone to overtime. Catholic tied a school record for wins in a season with their 12th victory, a 2-0 win over Villa Julie on Saturday. The 12 wins tie the mark that was established last season. The victory over VJC also extends their unbeaten streak to nine games and their shutout streak to eight straight. St. Mary’s went 1-0-1 this past week. The Seahawks beat Gallaudet 12-0 as they established a new school record for assists in a game with 11. Freshman forward Bibi Anderson scored the lone goal in the tie with YCP. Anderson leads the team in goals with seven. Goucher’s Katie Miller scored twice in the first half and then completed her hat trick with a goal in the 84th minute of the Gophers’ 4-1 win over Marymount. The freshman leads the Gophers in goals this season with 11. Marymount stopped a seven-game skid with a 3-0 win over Trinity. Tina Pereira had two goals in the victory. Stephanie Kerr tied a school record in the Trinity game with her seventh shutout of the season. Gallaudet has been ravaged by injuries. Only eight players were able to take the field against Christendom last week. Justine Peloso continues to be a bright spot for the Bison as she has eight goals in 16 games.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: York College picked up a pair of CAC wins this week including their first-ever victory over Salisbury on Thursday. Senior Jodi Redcay had a great week with two goals and two assists including the game-winning goal in the victory over Goucher. Freshman goalkeeper Amanda Lomberg played all 180 minutes during the week as she allowed one goal while she notched eight saves for a save percentage of .889. The shutout win over Salisbury was Lomberg’s second whitewashing of the season. Seven of Mary Washington’s 14 matches this season have gone to overtime. Salisbury went 1-2 this week. They started the week with a 12-0 win over Gallaudet but the Gulls went on to lose their last two, a 1-0 loss at York and a 2-0 setback against Rowan. Katie Hendrickson and Samantha Phipps split time in the Salisbury goal against Rowan. Hendrickson gave up a pair of goals but recorded a pair of saves in the first half. Phipps shutout the Profs in the second half and had one save. Salisbury lost despite a 13-9 advantage in shots for the match. The loss at York is the first in nine games against the Spartans. Hendrickson made four saves as the Sea Gulls outshot York 10-8 for the match. Samantha Smiles and Sara Nickoles each notched a hat trick in the win over Gallaudet. Sharon Asmussen and Stacey Pokrywka each added two goals in the win. Catholic extended their shutout streak to five games and their win streak to seven games with back-to-back white washings this weekend. Junior Stephanie Hare had two goals in the 6-0 win over Rockford and added a goal and an assist in the 3-0 win over Concordia. Eight of the Cardinals’ 10 wins this season have come via the shutout. St. Mary’s went 0-1-1 this past week. Freshman midfielder Carolyn Amirpashaie netted the game-tying goal for the Seahawks in the match against Mary Washington with just 1:44 remaining in regulation. With her second goal of the season in the second half against Notre Dame of MD, Goucher’s Taryn Westendorf moved into a tie for third place for career goals. It was the senior midfielder’s 18th career goal. Anne Calinger tied Goucher’s single-game school record for assists with four in the Gophers’ victory over the Gators. Marymount lost their second overtime game in a row as they fell to Mary Washington 1-0. Last season, Marymount lost to the Eagles 14-0 in the CAC tournament. Goalkeeper Stephanie Kerr had nine saves in Friday night’s match. Gallaudet continues to struggle at home where it is now 0-6 and has scored just two goals. Justine Peloso has scored five of Gallaudet’s six goals this season.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Salisbury remained perfect in the CAC as they defeated Marymount 1-0 on Friday. Sophomore Ashley Martin found the back of the net in the 87th minute to help the Gulls improve to 3-0 in the league. Goalie Katie Hendrickson played all 90 minutes, recording one save for SU. Salisbury fell to Christopher Newport 2-0 in a non-conference contest on Sunday. Mary Washington was ranked ninth in the South Region by the NSCAA this week. York College had their first non-loss in their eight year history against Mary Washington as the Spartans tied the Eagles 1-1 on Saturday in Fredericksburg. Junior Natasha Rust scored both of YCP’s goals this week as she now has five for the season. She is tied with Maria Chesnavage for the team lead in points as they both have 13 points. Catholic picked up their eighth win of the season in a 9-0 win over Columbia Union. Junior Stephanie Hare and Jenny Aspinwall had two goals and one assist each.Goucher matched the school record for goals in a game established earlier this season against Hood with the 12-1 win over Gallaudet. Anne Calinger and Lindsay Baker each had a hand in four of the Gophers’ goals. Calinger had a goal and an assist in each half while Baker picked up assists on three of the Gophers’ six first half goals and then finished the scoring with an unassisted goal in the 79th minute. Marymount lost three one-goal games this week including one overtime setback. Stephanie Kerr had 26 saves in the three games for the week. St. Mary’s won their lone match this past week. Freshman forward Bibi Anderson netted the game-winner in overtime to beat Marymount 2-1 and give the Seahawks their first conference win of the season. Anderson leads the team in goals with five and total points with ten.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Salisbury’s Brandi Sproul scored the game-winning goal off a centering pass from junior midfielder Thea Zygmunt at the 71:15 mark to give the visiting Sea Gulls to a 2-1 CAC win at St. Mary’s on Saturday. Sophomore goalie Katie Hendrickson earned the win in net for Salisbury. Hendrickson allowed just one goal on ten shots while making four saves in the contest. Salisbury held a 29-10 advantage in shots for the game. Salisbury fell to #18 Virginia Wesleyan Wednesday afternoon 3-1. Marymount moved to 7-0 on the season with a 7-0 win over Alvernia College and recorded their sixth shutout of the season with Stephanie Kerr in goal. Freshman Sonora Majkut had the game-winning along with two other goals for the Saints in the win. Senior transfer Amy Petko recorded four assists in the game. The road game against DeSales on Saturday was cancelled by a thunderstorm.York College posted a pair of shutout wins this week as they downed Eastern College 2-0 and Gallaudet 11-0. Natasha Rust, Tina Engler, and Ashley Iachini each had two goals and an assist in the win over Gallaudet. Seniors Jodi Redcay and Maria Chesnavage each scored a goal in the win over Eastern as the Spartans ended Eastern’s win streak at five. York has now posted three straight shutouts. Mary Washington tied #23 Washington & Lee on Saturday. The game was their eighth in ten games against regionally ranked opponents. Catholic went 3-0 this week including winning the inaugural CUA DC Classic with Trinity, Columbia Union and Gallaudet. Junior Stephanie Hare scored twice in Catholic’s 3-2 win at St. Mary’s. She then added a goal and an assist against Trinity in the first game of the tournament. St. Mary’s lost both of their matches this past week at home to CAC foes Catholic and Salisbury. The loss to Catholic was the first loss to the Cardinals in the program’s history. The Seahawks are in the midst of a four-match losing streak, their longest since the first month of the 2001 season. Gallaudet got its first win of the season as sophomore Justine Peloso scored the lone goal in he win over Columbia Union. Sophomore Julie Peterson made seven saves in goal for the Bison. Peloso has all three of Gallaudet’s goals this year.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Marymount moved to 6-0 on the season with a 2-0 win over Neumann College and recorded their fifth shutout of the season with Stephanie Kerr in goal. Freshman Lindsay Field had the game-winning goal for the Saints. Salisbury’s only game of the week, at York, was postponed due to Hurricane Isabel. Kathleen Tiedemann leads SU with two goals on the season. Brandi Sproul, Rachael Cerza, Samantha Smiles, and Natalie Day have each tallied one goal. Goalie Katie Hendrickson has made 21 saves this season with one shutout. York College shutout Villa Julie in their only game of the week. The Spartans received goals from Maria Chesnavage, Courtney Thompson, and Jodi Redcay. Goucher’s Anne Calinger tallied her team-leading fifth goal of the season in the 81st minute of play, pulling Goucher into a 1-1 tie with Gwynedd-Mercy. Tara Haag went the distance in goal for the Gophers, making eight saves as Goucher had to settle for the draw. St. Mary’s lost their only contest last week, falling on the road to Johns Hopkins, 1-0.The match against Moravian has been rescheduled for Sunday, October 12, beginning at 2:30 p.m. Mary Washington defeated Lebanon Valley 3-0 on the road in their only contest of the week. LVC was undefeated and ranked tenth in Mid-Atlantic region prior to the loss. Catholic junior Jenny Aspinwall netted a hat trick and added an assist to lead the Cardinals to a 6-0 shutout of Ferrum on Sunday. Junior Aubrey Maki added a goal and an assist. Freshman goalie Katie Milazzo earned her second shutout of the season in the win.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Marymount’s Laura Wilson had three goals against Mary Baldwin and she has six goals in the last three games. The win over Mary Baldwin was the fourth shutout of the season for goalie Stephanie Kerr. Sophomore Brittany Halbardier added four more assists in the game against Mary Baldwin to run her season total to nine. Salisbury opened conference play with a 4-0 win over Catholic on Sunday. Senior Kathleen Tiedemann tallied two goals and Brandi Sproul added one goal and one assist as the Gulls improved to 2-3 overall. Salisbury dropped its other game during the week as Richard Stockton posted a 1-0 win on Wednesday. Tiedemann leads Salisbury with two goals on the season. Goucher achieved a four-game unbeaten streak when they defeated Villa Julie on Friday. It was the Gophers’ longest streak since they went 3-0-1 during a four-game stretch in 1997. Katie Miller and Lindsey Henley both tallied their fourth goals of their season against the Mustangs. The unbeaten streak come to an end when McDaniel scored 1:53 into the second overtime to pull out a 2-1 victory over the Gophers. St. Mary’s split their two matches this past week by defeating Villa Julie on the road (2-0), and falling at home to Swarthmore (3-0). The top four scorers for the Seahawks this season are freshman and are led by forward Bibi Anderson’s three goals. After falling to Dickinson to start the week, York handed previously unbeaten Randolph-Macon a 3-2 overtime loss on Sunday. Maria Chesnavage, the Spartans’ all-time leading scorer, tallied two goals including the game-winner, in the victory over Randolph-Macon. Jodi Redcay added a goal and an assist in the win. Mary Washington is 2-4-1 on the season with three losses and a tie against nationally ranked opponents. Catholic junior Jenny Aspinwall had five points this week as CUA went 2-1. She had a goal and an assist in the 2-0 win over Neumann. In that shutout, senior Meghan Baroody and freshman Kimberly Stengle each played a half to blank Neumann. Gallaudet finally got into the scoring column when Justine Peloso scored a pair of goals against Washington Bible College. Gallaudet has been outscored 25-2 this season.

Women’s Soccer Notes for the Week: Marymount is off to their best start since 1993 when they opened the season 7-0. The Saints’ Stephanie Kerr has picked up shutouts in three of her four games in goal while sophomore Brittany Halbardier leads the team with five assists and had the game-winning goal versus Gallaudet. After allowing five goals in the season opening loss, the Goucher defense has shut opponents down as they have recorded three straight shutouts. Stephanie Ricketts made seven saves in the first half versus Drew for the Gophers before having to leave the game due to an injury. Cabrini defeated St. Mary’s 2-0 on the road. Catholic received two goals apiece from Stephanie Hare and Laura Kaye in the win over Trinity while Kimberly Stengle and Kate Milazzo combined for the shutout in goal. In their lone game of the week, York picked up the 1-0 win over Swarthmore thanks to a goal from Natasha Rust while freshman Amanda Lomberg recorded her first career shutout in goal. Lomberg had 11 saves in the win and has recorded double digits in saves in all three of her games so far. Salisbury received the only goal of the game in the 89th minute from freshman Natalie Day to defeat Stevens Tech for their first win of the season. The Sea Gulls received solid goal tending from Katie Hendrickson as she made three saves in the win. Gallaudet was outscored in their two losses this week by a 12-0 mark, including a 4-0 loss to Marymount in Capital Athletic Conference play. The Bisons’ Julie Peterson has played well in goal with 50 saves and an .806 save percentage for the week, two of the goals allowed were on penalty kicks.

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