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COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER FALLS IN DOUBLE OT AT CACC TOURNEY
11-3-09
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LAKEWOOD,
N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost to Georgian
Court University, 2-1 in double-overtime in the quarterfinals of the
Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament Tuesday afternoon
at Investors Savings Bank Field. The loss marks the second year in a
row that the Cougars have been eliminated from the CACC Tournament
with a defeat in double-overtime. Caldwell ends the season with a
record of 6-11-1, while the Lions advance to the semifinals against
Dominican College.
The two teams battled to a scoreless tie until late in the second
half. Candace Seaton put away a rebound off a shot from Kelly Lyons
with just under five minutes to play to give Georgian Court a 1-0
lead. The Cougars answered a mere 18 seconds later, when senior
midfielder Brianna Diaz (Chili, NY/Churchville-Chili)
received a pass from senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka
Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.) and tied the game with her first goal as a
Cougar. The two teams remained deadlocked at 1-1 through regulation
and the first 10-minute overtime period, sending the game into
double-overtime.
With
just under five minutes remaining, Shannon Mastrogiovanni played the
ball towards the goal from near the endline to the right of the
Cougars' goal. Freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip
Terrace, NY/East Islip) got a hand on the ball but could not keep it
out of the goal, ending the game in favor of the host Lions. Cabales
finished with nine saves in goal for Caldwell, while Lindsay Hammond
recorded one save for Georgian Court.
Last season, the Cougars lost in the CACC semifinals to Philadelphia
University, 2-1 with just 36 seconds left in the second overtime
period.
Tuesday's game marked the end of the collegiate careers of seniors
Diaz and Laureigh, who both played two seasons at Caldwell.
CC - 0 1 0 0 - 1
GCU - 0 1 0 1 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. GCU - Candace Seaton 6 (Kelly Lyons), 85:06.
2. CC - Brianna Diaz 1 (Nicole Laureigh), 85:24. 3. GCU - Shannon Mastrogiovanni
4 (unassisted), 105:06.
Shots: CC - 3; GCU - 18
Saves: CC - Kristina Cabales 9; GCU - Lindsay Hammond 1
Corners: CC - 3; GCU - 4
Fouls: CC - 11; GCU - 6
Offsides: CC - 8; GCU - 0
Cautions: CC - Sbeah (70:12); GCU - none
HOLY FAMILY DOWNS COUGARS IN REGULAR-SEASON FINALE
10-31-09
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. - The Caldwell College women’s soccer team dropped
its final regular-season game to Holy Family University, 3-0 in a
Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference contest Saturday afternoon.
The result gives the Cougars (6-10-1 overall) a 6-5-1 record in
conference play to finish in seventh place. The Tigers improve to
10-8-1, 7-3-1 CACC.
After a scoreless first half, Dawn Curry headed in a corner kick
from Melissa Benson in the 57th minute to put Holy Family on the
board. Four minutes later, Curry set up a goal by Ashley Antczak for
a 2-0 lead. In the 74th minute, Curry found the net again to put the
Tigers ahead to stay, 3-0.
Freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) recorded six saves in goal for Caldwell, including five in
the second half. Gina Mansi made three saves and shared the shutout
with Michelle Giambrone.
The Cougars’ seventh-place finish means they will play second-seeded
Georgian Court University on Tuesday, Nov. 3 in the quarterfinals of
the CACC Tournament. The game is scheduled to start at 2:00 p.m. in
Lakewood, N.J.
CC - 0 0 - 0
HF - 0 3 - 3
Scoring Summary: 1. HFU - Dawn Curry (Melissa Benson), 56:48. 2.
HFU - Ashley Antczak (Curry), 60:48. 3. HFU - Curry (Lindsay
Fisher), 73:03.
Shots: CC - 10; HFU - 24
Saves: CC - Kristina Cabales 6; HFU - Gina Mansi (79:08) 3,
Michelle Giambrone (10:52) 0
Corners: CC - 4; HFU - 4
Fouls: CC - 4; HFU - 9
Offsides: CC - 1; HFU - 0
D'ORSANEO RECEIVES ALL-CACC SECOND TEAM HONORS IN WOMEN'S SOCCER
Oct.
29, 2009 - Caldwell College sophomore midfielder Nikki D'Orsaneo (Bowie,
MD/Bowie) was named to the all-Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference second
team in voting by the league's 13 head coaches, the conference announced
today. D'Orsaneo leads the Cougars in scoring this season with three goals
and three assists for nine points. (more)
CALDWELL EARNS CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER VICTORY OVER GOLDEY-BEACOM, 2-1
10-26-09
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CALDWELL,
N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team scored two
first-half goals, then held on for a 2-1 victory against
Goldey-Beacom College in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
game Monday afternoon at Caldwell Field. The win clinches a berth in
the CACC Tournament for the Cougars (6-9-1 overall), who currently
sit in sixth place with a conference record of 6-4-1. The Lightning
drops to 2-12 overall, 1-9 CACC.
Just over three minutes into the game, a hand ball was called in the
Goldey-Beacom penalty area. Sophomore midfielder Nikki D'Orsaneo
(Bowie, MD/Bowie) placed the ensuing penalty kick into the right
side of the goal for a quick 1-0 Caldwell lead. In the 34th minute,
D'Orsaneo passed the ball ahead to junior forward Jackie
D'Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie), who crossed the ball towards the
Lightning goal. The ball came through to the far post, where
freshman midfielder Jackie Crankshaw (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey
Twp.) knocked it home for a 2-0 advantage.
Goldey-Beacom made things interesting in the 71st minute, when
Marissa Valladares received a pass from Kate Attenberger, dribbled
around a defender and scored from 15 yards out to cut Caldwell's
lead to 2-1. Caldwell controlled play the rest of the game to close
out the win, holding an 8-1 advantage in shots in the game's final
19 minutes. The Cougars out-shot the Lightning 23-10 for the game,
including 16-2 in the second half.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) recorded
three saves in goal for Caldwell. Goldey-Beacom's Kristin Degenhardt
recorded eight of her nine saves in the second half.
The Cougars wrap up the regular season with a CACC game at Holy
Family University on Saturday, Oct. 31. Game time is set for 11:00
a.m. in Philadelphia, Pa.
CC - 2 0 - 2
GBC - 0 1 - 1
Scoring Summary: 1. CC - Nikki D'Orsaneo 3 (penalty kick), 3:09.
2. CC - Jackie Crankshaw 2 (Jackie D'Orsaneo, N. D'Orsaneo),
33:03. 3. GBC - Marissa Valladares 1 (Kate Attenberger), 70:49.
Shots: CC - 23; GBC - 10
Saves: CC - Lauren Hoenig 3; GBC - Kristin Degenhardt 9
Corners: CC - 4; GBC - 2
Fouls: CC - 12; GBC - 3
Offsides: CC - 2; GBC - 4
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER STRIKES EARLY IN WIN OVER CONCORDIA
10-21-09
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CALDWELL,
N.J. - Four first-half goals, including two in the first six
minutes, allowed the Caldwell College women's soccer team to beat
Concordia College, 4-1 in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
match Wednesday afternoon at Caldwell Field. The victory gives the
Cougars a 5-9-1 record overall and a 5-4-1 mark in the conference,
while the Clippers fall to 3-9, 2-6 CACC.
Just 39 seconds into the game, junior forward Jackie D'Orsaneo
(Bowie, MD/Bowie) received a long throw-in from junior midfielder
Morgan Frankenfield (Coplay, PA/Whitehall Coplay), turned and
fired a shot past Concordia goalkeeper Jen Stefankiewicz for a 1-0
lead. At the six-minute mark, D'Orsaneo set up junior forward
Lauren Mastellone (Howell, NJ/Monsignor Donovan) with a pass
that sent Mastellone down the right side. Her shot from 18 yards
gave the Cougars a 2-0 lead six minutes and two seconds into the
game.
In the 17th minute, Frankenfield notched her second assist of the
game with a long cross to the far post that freshman midfielder
Jackie Crankshaw (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.) headed home for
a 3-0 advantage. Then in the 31st minute, sophomore forward Giana
Scerbo (Ridgefield Park, NJ/Ridgefield Park) knocked in a corner
kick from senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor,
NJ/Lacey Twp.) to put Caldwell on top 4-0. The Cougars hadn't scored
four goals in the first half since a seven-goal outburst against
Felician College in an 8-2 win on Oct. 28, 2005. Concordia got on
the board in the 61st minute, when Susan Valencia blasted a free
kick from 25 yards out that glanced off the upper section of the
left post and into the goal.
Freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) started and made four saves in the first half.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) played
the second half and made two saves. Stefankiewicz finished with two
saves for the Clippers, who were out-shot 17-10.
Next up for Caldwell is another CACC contest at home, as the Cougars
host Goldey-Beacom College on Saturday, Oct. 24. Game time is
scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at Caldwell Field.
CC - 4 0 - 4
Con - 0 1 - 1
Scoring Summary: 1. CC - Jackie D'Orsaneo 3 (Morgan Frankenfield),
00:39. 2. CC - Lauren Mastellone 1 (D'Orsaneo), 6:02. 3. CC - Jackie
Crankshaw 1 (Frankenfield), 16:47. 4. CC - Giana Scerbo 1 (Nicole Laureigh),
30:50. 5. Con - Susan Valencia 6 (unassisted), 60:17.
Shots: CC - 17; Con - 10
Saves: CC - Kristina Cabales (45:00) 4, Lauren Hoenig
(45:00) 2; Con - Jen Stefankiewicz 2
Corners: CC - 3; Con - 1
Fouls: CC - 13; Con - 2
Offsides: CC - 3; Con - 3
LAUREIGH EARNS PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS FROM ECAC
Oct.
20, 2009 - Caldwell College senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor,
NJ/Lacey Twp.) was chosen the ECAC
Women's Soccer Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 18, the
organization announced today. This is the second weekly award for Laureigh,
who was selected the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Player of the
Week on Monday. (more)
CALDWELL LOSES TO GEORGIAN COURT IN WOMEN'S SOCCER, 2-0
10-19-09
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CALDWELL,
N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost a Central
Atlantic Collegiate Conference game to Georgian Court University,
2-0 Monday afternoon at Caldwell Field. The result drops the Cougars
to 4-9-1 overall and 4-4-1 in league play, while the Lions improve
to 9-6, 7-2 CACC.
Senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.)
had two golden chances to score for Caldwell in the first half, but
both shots rolled just wide of the goal. With 12 seconds remaining
in the first half, Alexa Niro received a pass from Shannon
Mastrogiovanni and scored from 15 yards out to give Georgian Court a
1-0 lead. The Cougars dominated play in the first half, out-shooting
the Lions 8-3, but went into the halftime break down a goal.
Fourteen minutes into the second half, Alley Abbate finished a
rebound off a shot from Candace Seaton to put the Lions ahead 2-0.
Caldwell was unable to get a shot past Lindsay Hammond, who made
five saves for the shutout.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) recorded
six saves in goal for Caldwell, which had won its past two CACC
games.
The Cougars host Concordia College on Wednesday, Oct. 21 in another
CACC contest. Game time is scheduled for 3:00 p.m. at Caldwell
Field.
CC - 0 0 - 0
GCU - 1 1 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. GCU - Alexa Niro 3 (Shannon Mastrogiovanni),
44:48. 2. GCU - Alley Abbate 2 (Candace Seaton), 58:58.
Shots: CC - 12; GCU - 12
Saves: CC - Lauren Hoenig 6; GCU - Lindsay Hammond 5
Corners: CC - 7; GCU - 4
Fouls: CC - 5; GCU - 5
Offsides: CC - 0; GCU - 1
LAUREIGH CHOSEN CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Oct.
19, 2009 - Senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor,
NJ/Lacey Twp.) was named the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
Women's Soccer Player of the Week for the week ending Oct. 18, the
conference announced today. Laureigh scored both of Caldwell's goals in a
2-1 victory over Post University on Tuesday in Waterbury, Conn. (more)
LAUREIGH LIFTS CALDWELL PAST POST IN WOMEN'S SOCCER, 2-1
10-13-09
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WATERBURY,
Conn. - Senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor,
NJ/Lacey Twp.) scored two goals to lead the Caldwell College women's
soccer team to a 2-1 victory over Post University in a Central
Atlantic Collegiate Conference match Tuesday afternoon at LaMoy
Field. The win is the second in a row for the Cougars, who are now
4-8-1 overall and 4-3-1 in the CACC.
The game remained scoreless until the 28th minute. A pass from
junior midfielder Morgan Frankenfield (Coplay, PA/Whitehall
Coplay) sent Laureigh in behind the defense down the right side.
Laureigh dribbled in alone on Eagles' goalkeeper Elizabeth Johnson
and scored for a 1-0 Caldwell lead. The Cougars held the upper hand
until Post tied the game on a goal by Susan Curran in the 64th
minute. Less than seven minutes later, Caldwell was awarded a free
kick just outside the Eagles' penalty area. Sophomore Nikki
D'Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie) blasted a shot off the post, but
Laureigh was there to head home the rebound and put the Cougars
ahead to stay.
Freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) recorded a career-high 11 saves to preserve the win for
Caldwell. Johnson had five saves in goal for Post (3-9 overall, 1-6
CACC).
The Cougars return to action on Saturday, Oct. 17 with a CACC game
at Holy Family University. The game is set to begin at 12:00 p.m. in
Philadelphia, Pa.
CC - 1 1 - 2
PU - 0 1 - 1
Scoring Summary: 1. CC - Nicole Laureigh 2 (unassisted),
27:24. 2. PU - Susan Curran (Sabrina Sinopoli, Rachel Shivers),
63:07. 3. CC - Laureigh 3 (Nikki D'Orsaneo), 70:29.
Shots: CC - 13; PU - 17
Saves: CC - Kristina Cabales 11; PU - Elizabeth Johnson 5,
Team 1
Corners: CC - 2; PU - 5
Fouls: CC - 15; PU - 4
Offsides: CC - 3; PU - 1
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER UPENDS PHILADELPHIA, 1-0
10-10-09
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CALDWELL, N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team defeated
Philadelphia University, 1-0 in a Central Atlantic Collegiate
Conference match Saturday afternoon at Caldwell Field. The victory
was the first over the Rams in seven meetings for the Cougars, who
improve to 3-8-1 overall and 3-3-1 in league play. Philadelphia
suffered its first conference loss of the season and fell to 8-3-3,
6-1 CACC.
With the game scoreless in the 34th minute, a corner kick from
senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.)
found junior midfielder Morgan Frankenfield (Coplay,
PA/Whitehall Coplay) at the far post. Frankenfield's first shot was
blocked by a defender, but the rebound bounced back to her. She
fired her second shot into the back of the goal for her first goal
of the season and the second game-winning goal of her career.
Philadelphia's best chance to tie the score came in the 76th minute,
when Dana Rokoszak had an opportunity in front of an open goal. But
her shot bounced off the crossbar and the Cougars cleared the ball
out of danger. Philadelphia took 11 shots in the second half and
out-shot Caldwell 16-10 for the game.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) recorded
her first shutout of the season with six saves in goal for Caldwell.
Kelli Kowalewski made three saves for the Rams.
The Cougars play at Post University on Tuesday, Oct. 13. The CACC
contest is scheduled to start at 3:00 p.m. in Waterbury, Conn.
CC - 1 0 - 1
PU - 0 0 - 0
Scoring Summary: 1. CC - Morgan Frankenfield 1 (unassisted),
33:46.
Shots: CC - 10; PU - 16
Saves: CC - Lauren Hoenig 6; PU - Kelli Kowalewski 3
Corners: CC - 3; PU - 6
Fouls: CC - 11; PU - 13
Offsides: CC - 1; PU - 3
Cautions: CC - Edsall (73:37), Sbeah (78:34); PU - Sokolski
(67:28)
CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER TIES CACC MATCH WITH NYACK
10-7-09
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CALDWELL,
N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team battled Nyack
College to a scoreless tie Wednesday afternoon at Caldwell Field in
a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference game. The result gives the
Cougars a 2-8-1 record on the season, including a 2-3-1 mark in
league play. The Warriors are now 3-7-1, 2-5-1 CACC.
Caldwell held the advantage for most of the game, recording 26 shots
to six for Nyack. Junior Lauren Mastellone (Howell,
NJ/Monsignor Donovan) hit a shot from point-blank range in the first
half that was saved by Nyack goalkeeper Shannon McNeeley. Near the
end of regulation, Nyack's Alisha Smith broke in behind the defense
but her shot went wide. With less than two minutes remaining in the
second overtime period, sophomore Nikki D'Orsaneo (Bowie,
MD/Bowie) drilled a free kick from 30 yards out that McNeeley
deflected over the crossbar. On the ensuing corner kick, freshman
Sarah Royse (Northvale, NJ/Old Tappan) had an open header at the
back post, but her shot went over the goal. With time running down,
Nyack's Stephanie Mercier sent a header just wide off a corner kick.
Freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) made two saves to record her first career shutout. McNeeley
finished with six saves in goal for Nyack.
Next up for Caldwell is a CACC home game against Philadelphia
University on Saturday, Oct. 10. Game time is scheduled for 12:00
p.m. at Caldwell Field.
CC – 0 0 0 0 - 0
NC – 0 0 0 0 - 0
Scoring Summary: None.
Shots: CC - 26; NC - 6
Saves: CC - Kristina Cabales 2; NC - Shannon McNeeley 6,
Team 1
Corners: CC - 10; NC - 3
Fouls: CC - 9; NC - 13
Offsides: CC - 0; NC - 2
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER FALLS IN OVERTIME TO WILMINGTON
10-3-09
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NEW CASTLE, Del. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team fell in
overtime to Wilmington University, 2-1 in a Central Atlantic
Collegiate Conference match Saturday afternoon at the Kirkwood
Soccer Complex. It is the third overtime loss of the season for the
Cougars, who drop to 2-8 overall and 2-3 in the conference. The
Wildcats are now 6-4, 5-2 CACC.
The Cougars took a 1-0 lead in the 32nd minute on an unassisted goal
by sophomore defender Rosalee Edsall (Bellport, NY/Bellport),
her first goal as a Cougar. The lead lasted until five minutes into
the second half, as Brittany Rhodes scored in the 51st minute. With
the game tied 1-1 and time winding down in the first overtime
period, Kirsten Stallone took a pass from Rhodes and scored the
game-winner with 21 seconds left on the clock.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) had a
strong game in goal for Caldwell, recording 10 saves. Wilmington’s
Brooke Eveler tallied nine saves in a winning effort.
The Cougars play another CACC contest on Wednesday, Oct. 7 against
Nyack College. Game time is set for 4:00 p.m. at Caldwell Field.
CC – 1 0 0 - 1
WU – 0 1 1 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. CC – Rosalee Edsall 1 (unassisted), 31:19.
2. WU – Brittany Rhodes (Molly Taylor), 50:20. 3. Kirsten Stallone
(Rhodes), 99:39.
Shots: CC - 9; WU - 13
Saves: CC - Lauren Hoenig 10; WU – Brooke Eveler 9
Corners: CC - 2; WU - 5
Fouls: CC - 10; WU - 7
Offsides: CC - 2; WU - 4
NO. 20 BRIDGEPORT SHUTS DOWN CALDWELL IN WOMEN'S SOCCER, 5-0
10-1-09
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost a
non-conference match to the University of Bridgeport, 5-0 Thursday
night at Knights Field. With the loss, the Cougars fall to 2-7 on
the season, while the Purple Knights, ranked 20th in the latest
NSCAA/adidas Division II national rankings, remain unbeaten at
7-0-3.
Bridgeport took control of the game early and scored four times in
the first half. Elin Svavarsdottir opened the scoring eight minutes
into the contest, then assisted on the next three Purple Knights'
goals. Linda Velaj scored in the 22nd minute, followed by Leah
Gallie in the 33rd minute and Sofia Hoflin in the 44th minute. Velaj
tallied her second goal of the game in the 53rd minute off an assist
from Hoflin. The Purple Knights held a 30-6 advantage in shots.
Freshman goalkeeper Kristen Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) started in goal for Caldwell and played the first half,
making three saves. Junior Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell)
played the entire second half and also registered three saves.
Emelie Karstrom and Jillian Atwood split time in goal for Bridgeport
and combined to make five saves for the shared shutout.
Caldwell returns to Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference action on
Saturday, Oct. 3, when they play at Wilmington University. The game
is scheduled to start at 12:00 p.m. in New Castle, Del.
CC - 0 0 - 0
UB - 4 1 - 5
Scoring Summary: 1. UB - Elin Svavarsdottir 5 (Sofia Hoflin), 8:02.
2. UB - Linda Velaj 4 (Svavarsdottir), 21:13. 3. UB - Leah Gallie 1
(Svavarsdottir), 32:45. 4. UB - Hoflin 6 (Svavarsdottir), 43:16. 5.
UB - Velaj 5 (Hoflin), 52:22.
Shots: CC - 6; UB - 30
Saves: CC – Kristina Cabales (45:00) 3, Lauren Hoenig (45:00)
3; UB – Emelie Karstrom (56:06) 2, Jillian Atwood (33:54) 3
Corners: CC - 1; UB - 4
Fouls: CC - 5; UB - 9
Offsides: CC - 1; UB - 4
D'ORSANEO LEADS COUGARS TO OVERTIME VICTORY OVER FELICIAN IN WOMEN'S SOCCER
9-29-09
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RUTHERFORD,
N.J. - Sophomore midfielder Nikki D'Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie)
scored twice on penalty kicks, including the game-winner in the
101st minute, to give the Caldwell College women's soccer team a 2-1
victory over Felician College in double-overtime in a Central
Atlantic Collegiate Conference game Tuesday night at Tryon Field.
The win snaps a three-game losing streak for the Cougars, who are
now 2-6 overall and 2-2 in CACC play. The Golden Falcons drop to
4-5, 3-3 CACC.
After a scoreless first half, the Cougars got on the board in the
65th minute. Senior midfielder Brianna Diaz (Chili,
NY/Churchville-Chili) was taken down in the penalty area, resulting
in a penalty kick. D'Orsaneo, pictured, beat Felician goalkeeper
Allie Couzo to her left for a 1-0 lead. The Golden Falcons tied the
game in the 87th minute, when Emily Gleason finished a free kick
from Anna Peterson to tie the game at 1-1.
Following a scoreless first overtime period, senior forward
Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.) broke in early in
the second period and took a shot that was saved by Couzo. While in
pursuit of the rebound, Laureigh was fouled in the box for another
Caldwell penalty kick. D'Orsaneo stepped up and buried her attempt
to give the Cougars a 2-1 victory.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) recorded
seven saves in goal for Caldwell, while Couzo stopped four shots for
Felician.
The Cougars play a non-conference game at the University of
Bridgeport on Thursday, Oct. 1, beginning at 6:00 p.m.
CC - 0 1 0 1 - 2
FC - 0 1 0 0 - 1
Scoring Summary: 1. CC - Nikki D'Orsaneo 1 (penalty kick), 64:06. 2.
FC - Emily Gleason 1 (Anna Peterson), 86:31. 3. CC - D'Orsaneo 2
(penalty kick), 100:31.
Shots: CC - 9; FC - 13
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig 7; FC – Allie Couzo 4
Corners: CC - 3; FC - 5
Fouls: CC - 11; FC - 17
Offsides: CC - 4; FC - 1
Cautions: CC - none; FC - Selimaj (56:52), Mottola (100:31)
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER LOSES TO C.W. POST, 2-0
9-26-09
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CALDWELL, N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team fell to
C.W. Post University, 2-0 in a non-conference match Saturday
afternoon at Caldwell Field. The loss gives the Cougars an overall
record of 1-6 on the season, while the Pioneers, ranked fifth in the
East Region, improve to 6-2-1.
Janie Janitto put C.W. Post on the board in the 13th minute with a
long shot from 30 yards out near the left sideline that cleared
freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip) and tucked under the crossbar. Then in the 32nd minute, Ivana
Babic one-timed a pass from Danielle Deluca with her heel into the
goal for a 2-0 lead. Deluca assisted on both goals for the Pioneers,
who out-shot the Cougars 20-3.
Cabales played the first half and made a career-high six saves in
goal for Caldwell. Junior Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell)
recorded four saves in the second half. C.W. Post goalkeeper Allie
Weiser registered two saves for the shutout.
Next up for Caldwell is a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
game at Felician College on Tuesday, Sept. 29. The game is scheduled
to begin at 7:00 p.m. at Tryon Field in Rutherford, N.J.
CC - 0 0 - 0
CWP - 2 0 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. CWP - Janie Janitto 2 (Danielle Deluca), 12:04.
2. CWP - Ivana Babic 7 (Deluca), 31:36.
Shots: CC - 3; CWP - 20
Saves: CC – Kristina Cabales (45:00) 6, Lauren Hoenig (45:00)
4; CWP – Allie Weiser 2
Corners: CC - 0; CWP - 7
Fouls: CC - 7; CWP - 12
Offsides: CC - 0; CWP - 5
CALDWELL FALLS TO DOMINICAN IN WOMEN'S SOCCER
9-23-09
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CALDWELL, N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team allowed
three second-half goals in a 3-0 loss to Central Atlantic Collegiate
Conference foe Dominican College Wednesday afternoon at Caldwell
Field. With the loss, the Cougars drop to 1-5 on the season,
including a 1-2 mark in conference play. The Lady Chargers move to
4-1-2 overall, 3-0-1 CACC.
The game remained scoreless until the 65th minute. Heather Augliera
sent a pass into the penalty area towards Margaret Porter, who
turned and scored from 12 yards out for a 1-0 lead. Less than five
minutes later, Jennifer Joyce finished a loose ball in front of the
Caldwell goal to put Dominican ahead 2-0. Then with just over a
minute to play, Porter tallied her second goal of the game off a
pass from Rosa Centurion.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) played
the second half and made one save, while freshman Kristina
Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East Islip) started and made two
first-half saves. The Cougars out-shot Dominican 16-11 but could not
score, as Valentina Sturchio recorded five saves for the shutout.
Caldwell hosts C.W. Post University on Saturday, Sept. 26 in a
non-conference game. The kick-off is set for 12:00 p.m. at Caldwell
Field.
CC - 0 0 - 0
DC - 0 3 - 3
Scoring Summary: 1. DC - Margaret Porter 7 (Heather Augliera),
64:22. 2. DC - Jennifer Joyce 1 (unassisted), 69:15. 3. DC - Porter
8 (Rosa Centurion), 88:56.
Shots: CC - 16; DC - 11
Saves: CC – Kristina Cabales (45:00) 2, Lauren Hoenig (45:00)
1; DC – Valentina Sturchio 5
Corners: CC - 4; DC - 1
Fouls: CC - 11; DC - 10
Offsides: CC - 0; DC - 1
Cautions: CC - none; DC - Sanchez (44:28), Camp (89:15)
GRIFFINS EDGE COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER IN OVERTIME, 1-0
9-19-09
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PHILADELPHIA, Penn. - A goal by Alyssa Radetich three minutes into
overtime allowed Chestnut Hill College to defeat the Caldwell
College women's soccer team, 1-0 in a Central Atlantic Collegiate
Conference match Saturday afternoon at the Chestnut Hill Soccer
Field. The loss leaves the Cougars at 1-4 overall and 1-1 in league
play, while the Griffins improve to 4-3 overall, 2-2 in the CACC.
After the teams battled to a scoreless tie through 90 minutes,
Radetich took a pass from Lauren Riiff and broke in alone on
freshman goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East
Islip). Cabales deflected the shot but could not prevent the ball
from going into the left side of the goal, as Radetich scored the
game-winner three minutes and eight seconds into the first overtime
period.
Cabales played the second half and the overtime period in goal and
recorded three saves. Junior Lauren Hoenig (Howell,
NJ/Howell) started and made three saves in the first half. Jessica
Veazey made five saves for Chestnut Hill to record the shutout.
Caldwell out-shot the Griffins 18-12.
The Cougars host Dominican College on Wednesday, Sept. 23 in a CACC
game. The kick-off is set for 4:00 p.m. at Caldwell Field.
CC - 0 0 - 0
CH - 0 0 - 0
Scoring Summary: 1. CHC - Alyssa Radetich (Lauren Riiff), 93:08.
Shots: CC - 18; CHC - 12
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig (45:00) 3, Kristina Cabales
(48:08) 3; CHC – Jessica Veazey 5
Corners: CC - 7; CHC - 4
Fouls: CC - 10; CHC - 9
Offsides: CC - 1; CHC - 1
Cautions: CC - N. D'Orsaneo (88:51); CHC - none
CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER COMES BACK TO BEAT BLOOMFIELD, 3-2
9-15-09
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BLOOMFIELD,
N.J. - A goal by senior forward Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka
Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.) in the 84th minute lifted the Caldwell
College women's soccer team to a 3-2 triumph over Bloomfield College
in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference game Tuesday afternoon
at Watsessing Park. The win is the first of the season for the
Cougars (1-3) and gives them a 1-0 mark in CACC play. The defeat
drops the Lady Deacons to 2-3 overall, 0-2 CACC.
Stacey Jones put Bloomfield on the board less than two minutes into
the game when she knocked home a rebound off a shot from Jerrica
Lavooy. The Cougars answered just one minute and 28 second later.
Junior defender Eliza Urciuoli (Caldwell, NJ/James Caldwell)
one-timed a shot off a cleared corner kick and found the back of the
net for a 1-1 tie. Jones put Bloomfield back on top in the 12th
minute with a goal off a cross from Michelle Cadena. Again Caldwell
responded when junior forward Jackie D'Orsaneo (Bowie,
MD/Bowie) put away the rebound from a header by junior midfielder
Morgan Frankenfield (Coplay, PA/Whitehall Coplay) to knot the
score at 2-2 in the 31st minute.
The game remained tied until the 84th minute. Sophomore midfielder
Nikki D'Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie) found Laureigh with a pass
at the top of the penalty area. Laureigh, pictured, beat Bloomfield
goalkeeper Kira Wagar with a shot from 22 yards out for the
game-winner and her first goal of the season.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) tallied
seven saves in goal for Caldwell, while Wagar finished with eight
saves for the Lady Deacons, who were out-shot 24-12.
Next up for Caldwell is another CACC match-up against Chestnut Hill
College on Saturday, Sept. 19. Game time is set for 1:00 p.m. in
Philadelphia, Penn.
CC - 2 1 - 3
BC - 2 0 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. BC - Stacey Jones 6 (Jerrica Lavooy), 1:50. 2.
CC - Eliza Urciuoli 1 (unassisted), 3:18. 3. BC - Jones 7 (Michelle
Cadena), 11:38. 4. CC - Jackie D'Orsaneo 2 (Morgan Frankenfield),
30:14. 5. CC - Nicole Laureigh 1 (Nikki D'Orsaneo), 83:10.
Shots: CC - 24; BC - 12
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig 7; BC – Kira Wagar 8
Corners: CC - 5; BC - 3
Fouls: CC - 7; BC - 7
Offsides: CC - 2; BC - 0
MOLLOY TIPS CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER IN OVERTIME
9-10-09
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CALDWELL,
N.J. - A goal by Dianna Geneva in the 97th minute game Molloy
College a 2-1 overtime victory over Caldwell College in a
non-conference women's soccer match Thursday afternoon at Caldwell
Field. The Cougars, playing their first home game of the season,
remain winless on the year at 0-3, while the Lions improve to 2-4.
Molloy opened the scoring less than seven minutes into the game,
when Nicole Valentine headed in a cross from Kaitlynn Kelly for a
1-0 lead. Caldwell tied the game in the 32nd minute. A long throw-in
by junior midfielder Morgan Frankenfield (Coplay,
PA/Whitehall Coplay), pictured, was headed over Lions' goalkeeper
Christina Aquilon and into the goal by junior forward Jackie
D'Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie). Molloy had a golden opportunity to
take the lead in the 72nd minute, when a handball was called in the
Cougars' penalty area, giving the Lions a penalty kick. But freshman
goalkeeper Kristina Cabales (Islip Terrace, NY/East Islip)
parried the ball over the crossbar to keep the game tied at 1-1.
In overtime, Geneva got on the end of a corner kick by Kylie Barbosa
and headed the ball into the goal for the game-winner. Aquilon
finished with four saves in goal for the Lions. Cabales entered the
game at halftime and recorded three saves, while junior Lauren
Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) made one save in the first half.
Caldwell hosts defending Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference
champion Georgian Court University on Saturday, Sept. 12 in the
Cougars' conference opener. Game time is set for 12:00 p.m. at
Caldwell Field.
CC - 1 0 0 - 1
MC - 1 0 1 - 2
Scoring Summary: 1. MC - Nicole Valentine 3 (Kaitlynn Kelly), 6:45.
2. CC - Jackie D'Orsaneo 1 (Morgan Frankenfield), 31:22. 3. MC -
Dianna Geneva 1 (Kylie Barbosa), 96:40.
Shots: CC - 12; MC - 13
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig (45:00) 1, Kristina Cabales
(51:40) 3; MC – Christina Aquilon 4
Corners: CC - 4; MC - 4
Fouls: CC - 10; MC - 11
Offsides: CC - 1; MC - 0
Cautions: CC - Mastellone (80:27); MC - Sanelli (83:40)
COUGARS FALL TO OWLS AT SCSU TOURNEY
8-29-09
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost to
the host Owls, 4-0 at the Southern Connecticut State Tournament
Saturday night at Jess Dow Field. The result drops the Cougars to
0-2 on the season, while the Owls improve to 2-0.
SCSU wasted little time getting on the scoreboard, as Danielle
MacMurray scored just 33 seconds into the match. MacMurray found the
net a second time in the 16th minute for a 2-0 lead, then Ashley
Knight scored three minutes later to put the Owls on top 3-0.
MacMurray completed the hat trick with a goal in the 69th minute.
Junior goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) recorded
five saves in goal for the Cougars, while Katie DiDio recorded one
save in 74 minutes. Caldwell placed two players on the
All-Tournament Team: senior midfielder Brianna Diaz (Chili,
NY/Churchville-Chili) and junior midfielder Morgan Frankenfield
(Coplay, PA/Whitehall Coplay).
Caldwell plays its first home game of the season on Thursday, Sept.
10, when the Cougars host Molloy College in a non-conference match.
Game time is set for 4:00 p.m. at Caldwell Field.
CC - 0 0 - 0
SCSU - 3 1 - 4
Scoring Summary: 1. SCSU - Danielle MacMurray 1 (unassisted), 0:33.
2. SCSU - MacMurray 2 (unassisted), 15:52. 3. SCSU - Ashley Knight 1
(unassisted), 18:54. 4. SCSU - MacMurray 3 (unassisted), 68:47.
Shots: CC - 1; SCSU - 20
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig 5; SCSU – Katie DiDio (73:47)
1;
Heather Hawks (16:13) 0
Corners: CC - 0; SCSU - 5
Fouls: CC - 5; SCSU - 12
Offsides: CC - 1; SCSU - 7
CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER OPENS 2009 SEASON WITH LOSS TO FRANKLIN PIERCE
8-27-09
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. – The Caldwell College women’s soccer team kicked
off the 2009 season at the Southern Connecticut State Tournament
with a 7-0 defeat to Franklin Pierce University Thursday afternoon
at Jess Dow Field. The Cougars, who were 8-11-1 a year ago, start
the season 0-1 with the non-conference loss, while the Ravens,
ranked 11th in the NSCAA/adidas Division II Preseason
Rankings, are 1-0.
Franklin Pierce struck early with two goals in the game’s first 10
minutes. Amanda Panaro scored off a corner kick in the eighth
minute, then Gabriela Demoner blasted a free kick past junior
goalkeeper Lauren Hoenig (Howell, NJ/Howell) for a 2-0
advantage. Demoner netted her second goal of the game seven minutes
after halftime. The Ravens turned it on late, scoring four times in
a nine-minute span that included Demoner’s third goal and a pair of
tallies from Kelly Sisco for a 7-0 lead with 19 minutes remaining.
Angelika Johansson registered a goal and an assist in the second
half for Franklin Pierce.
Hoenig finished the game with 10 saves for Caldwell, while Jocelyn
Leon recorded two saves in 75 minutes of work for the Ravens. Lauren
Brewer played 15 minutes in goal to record the combined shutout.
The Cougars complete play at the SCSU Tournament with a game against
the host Owls on Saturday, Aug. 29. Game time is scheduled for 6:00
p.m. at Jess Dow Field.
CC - 0 0 - 0
FPU - 2 5 - 7
Scoring Summary: 1. FPU – Amanda Panaro 1 (unassisted), 7:44. 2. FPU
– Gabriela Demoner 1 (unassisted), 10:07. 3. FPU – Demoner 2
(unassisted), 52:28. 4. FPU – Kelly Sisco 1 (Angelika Johansson), 62:07.
5. FPU – Demoner 3 (Julie Foster), 65:29. 6. FPU – Johansson 1 (Shannon
Mulvey), 66:38. 7. FPU – Sisco 2 (Emily Lodge), 70:58.
Shots: CC - 2; FPU - 25
Saves: CC – Lauren Hoenig 10; FPU – Jocelyn Leon (74:33) 2;
Lauren Brewer (15:27) 0
Corners: CC - 1; FPU - 8
Fouls: CC - 6; FPU - 6
Offsides: CC - 2; FPU - 8
COUGAR WOMEN'S SOCCER TABBED FOR FOURTH IN CACC PRESEASON POLL
8-13-09
CALDWELL,
N.J. - The Caldwell College women's soccer team was predicted to
finish fourth this season by the Central Atlantic Collegiate
Conference 2009 Preseason Poll, the league announced today. Last
season the Cougars tied for fourth place with a conference record of
7-3-1 and advanced to the semifinals of the CACC Tournament.
Philadelphia and Georgian Court, last year’s CACC Tournament
finalists, tied for first in this year’s poll, which was voted on by
the conference’s 13 head coaches.
Caldwell, coached by Nate Guagliardi, went 8-11-1 overall in
2008 after posting a 5-14 mark in 2007. The improvement earned
Guagliardi CACC Coach of the Year honors. The Cougars defeated Nyack
in the quarterfinals for the program’s second CACC Tournament win in
11 years. Philadelphia eliminated Caldwell in the semifinals with a
2-1 double-overtime decision.
Among the returnees is sophomore Nikki D’Orsaneo (Bowie,
MD/Bowie), who received all-CACC honorable mention after an
outstanding freshman season. D’Orsaneo is the team’s leading
returning scorer, having totaled six points on a goal and four
assists in 2008. The two seniors on this year’s team are forward
Nicole Laureigh (Lanoka Harbor, NJ/Lacey Twp.) and midfielder
Brianna Diaz (Chili, NY/Churchville-Chili).
Georgian Court, who won the CACC Tournament last year, and
Philadelphia each received 160 points, with the Rams garnering seven
first-place votes and the Lions receiving the other six. Holy Family
ranked third with 148 points, 18 more than the Cougars at 130.
Caldwell starts the 2009 season against Franklin Pierce at the
Southern Connecticut State Tournament on Aug. 27 in New Haven, Conn.
2009 CACC Women's Soccer Preseason Poll
| Team | 2008 Record (CACC) | Points | |
| t-1. | Philadelphia (7) | 12-7-4 (8-0-3) | 160 |
| t-1. | Georgian Court (6) | 12-7-5 (7-1-3) | 160 |
| 3. | Holy Family | 9-11-2 (7-2-2) | 148 |
| 4. | Caldwell | 8-11-1 (7-3-1) | 130 |
| 5. | Felician | 10-11 (6-5) | 102 |
| 6. | Dominican | 6-11-1 (5-5-1) | 92 |
| 7. | Nyack | 10-8 (6-5) | 84 |
| 8. | Wilmington | 5-11-2 (4-6-1) | 80 |
| 9. | Post | 6-12-2 (5-5-1) | 76 |
| 10. | Goldey-Beacom | 5-9 (3-8) | 52 |
| 11. | Chestnut Hill | 5-15 (2-9) | 49 |
| 12. | Bloomfield | 2-15-1 (0-11) | 30 |
| 13. | Concordia | 4-13-1 (0-8-1 ECC) | 20 |
10 STUDENT-ATHLETES SET TO JOIN CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER
8-3-09
CALDWELL, N.J. – The Caldwell College women’s soccer team will
add 10 new players for the fall of 2009, coach Nate Guagliardi
announced. The recruiting, which consists of eight incoming freshmen and
two transfers students, joins 13 returnees from last year’s 8-11-1 squad
that advanced to the semifinals of the Central Atlantic Collegiate
Conference Tournament.
“We are excited to add this group of talented players to our program
this year,” said Guagliardi, the 2008 CACC Coach of the Year. “With so
many quality players joining our returnees, there will be a lot of
competition for playing time at all positions, and our depth will be one
of our strengths.”
The transfer students include junior forward Jackie D’Orsaneo of
Bowie, Md., and sophomore defender Chelsea Wuesthoff of Randolph,
N.J. D’Orsaneo led Division III Guilford College in scoring last season
with eight goals and eight assists for 24 points. The older sister of
current Cougar Nikki D’Orsaneo (Bowie, MD/Bowie), Jackie
D’Orsaneo also spent a year at Anne Arundel Community College, where she
was a second team All-American in 2007. Wuesthoff comes to Caldwell
after playing one season at Division I Louisiana Tech, where she saw
action in seven games. A graduate of Randolph High School, Wuesthoff
played in international tournaments in Holland, Spain and Brazil as a
member of the New York Magic club team.
Six of the incoming freshmen are from New Jersey, including four
defenders. Marissa Chambers of Clayton was a first team
all-conference performer at Clayton High School. Jackie Crankshaw
of Lanoka Harbor earned a spot on the Star-Ledger all-Ocean
County third team as a senior at Lacey Township High School. Burcu
Kulaksiz of Lyndhurst was named to the all-Bergen County Scholastic
League first team twice and received all-Bergen County honorable mention
three times while at Lyndhurst High School. Sarah Royse of
Northvale was selected to the New Jersey all-Group 3 third team and made
the all-Bergen County second team as a senior at Old Tappan High School.
The other student-athletes from New Jersey who are joining the Cougars
are forward Gabrielle Jimenez of West New York, and midfielder
Ashley Parent of Minotola. Jimenez was named to the all-Hudson
County first team by the Star-Ledger as a senior at Memorial High
School, while Parent received honorable mention all-League honors as a
senior at Buena Regional High School, where she was a three-year
starter.
The lone goalkeeper in this year’s class is Kristina Cabales of
Islip Terrace, N.Y. Cabales was a member of the Long Island ODP squad
and also was chosen all-League as a senior at East Islip High School.
Another New York native, midfielder Alanna Kohler of Mahopac,
earned all-League honors at Mahopac High School.
The Cougars lost three seniors from last year’s team, including
all-Region and all-CACC first team forward Kristee Paknis
(Whiting, NJ/Manchester), all-CACC second team midfielder Samantha
Rinks (Corinth, TX/Billy Ryan), and forward Kim Fenton
(Galloway Twp., NJ/Absegami), who received all-CACC honorable mention as
a junior and senior.
Archived stories
11-12-08:
PAKNIS NAMED FIRST TEAM ALL-REGION BY DAKTRONICS
11-3-08: GUAGLIARDI, FOUR
COUGARS RECEIVE CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER HONORS
11-3-08: MARGIOTTA
SELECTED CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
11-1-08: PAIRINGS SET FOR
CACC SOCCER TOURNAMENTS
10-30-08: RINKS SELECTED TO
ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT FIRST TEAM
10-20-08: MARGIOTTA NAMED
CACC CO-ROOKIE OF THE WEEK FOR WOMEN'S SOCCER
9-29-08: PAKNIS
CHOSEN CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8-15-08: SHIFFLER NAMED WOMEN'S
SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH
8-14-08:
WOMEN'S SOCCER PICKED SIXTH IN CACC PRESEASON POLL
6-30-08: CALDWELL WOMEN'S SOCCER
ADDS CLASS OF 14
10-30-07: WOMEN'S
SOCCER PLACES THREE ON ALL-CACC TEAMS
10-3-07: HOENIG
NAMED ECAC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
10-1-07: HOENIG RECEIVES CACC
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK HONORS
9-10-07: CALDWELL ADDS
SOCCER ASSISTANTS
8-21-07: COUGARS
TABBED FOR SEVENTH IN CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER PRESEASON POLL
6-20-07: GUAGLIARDI NAMED
WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH AT CALDWELL
10-24-06: FOUR
COUGARS NAMED TO ALL-CACC WOMEN'S SOCCER SQUADS
10-16-06: PAKNIS
SELECTED CACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
9-13-06: CLARK
RECEIVES WEEKLY HONOR FROM ECAC
9-11-06: CLARK NAMED CACC WOMEN'S
SOCCER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8-21-06: WOMEN'S
SOCCER TABBED FOR THIRD IN CACC PRESEASON POLL
4-17-06: STAINTON TO COACH WOMEN'S
SOCCER AT CALDWELL
11-2-05: DELUCCA NAMED
CACC PLAYER OF THE YEAR
10-25-05: PAKNIS SELECTED CACC
ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
10-10-05: PAKNIS
CHOSEN CACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
9-26-05: RINKS CHOSEN
CACC ROOKIE OF THE WEEK
9-19-05: DELUCCA
SELECTED CACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8-22-05: COUGARS WOMEN'S SOCCER PICKED TO FINISH FIFTH IN CACC PRESEASON POLL
5-19-05: O'NEAL NAMED WOMEN'S SOCCER COACH
1-4-05: WOMEN'S SOCCER EARNS TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD
11-1-04: FIVE COUGARS RECEIVE ALL-CACC HONORS
10-18-04: BLEILER NAMED CACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
10-12-04: AGUILERA
CHOSEN CACC PLAYER OF THE WEEK
8-25-04:
CALDWELL SOCCER TEAMS PICKED FIFTH, SIXTH IN CACC PRESEASON POLLS
**For past game stories and box scores, go to the women's soccer schedule page.
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