NCAA Division
III Women's Soccer
in Frostburg, Maryland
AMCC
Champions
NCAA Tournaments |
2001-2002-2003-2004-2005
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The 2005 FSU Women's Soccer Season
AMCC
Conference Champions (5th)
NCAA Tournament Appearance
(5th)
11-6-3 Overall
(9-0-2 AMCC)
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The
Official 2005 Media Guide is linked as a pdf file HERE
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Season Summary
2005 saw more
unprecedented success for the FSU
women's soccer program. After a difficult non-conference schedule
that resulted in a 1-5-1 start, the FSU team went undefeated in their
next 12 games in route to a 5th straight appearance in the NCAA
Tournament. In AMCC play,
the FSU team did not lose a game and allowed only one goal on their way
to an unprecedented 5th consecutive conference
championship. A difficult draw in the NCAA Tournament had
FSU travel for their first-round game to nationally ranked Denison (#8)
where the Bobcats were defeated 2-0. The 2005 team set seasonal records
for least
goals allowed (13) and goals against average (.63) and had lost only 1
conference game in three years. The team again won the NSCAA Team
Academic Award and graduated 5 outstanding seniors who went 33-3-2 in
the AMCC in their four year careers.
During the preseason the
team enjoyed a trip to Swallow Falls near Deep Creek Lake - Photo 1
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2 and also visited Niagara
Falls on October 1st: Photo
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2 | Photo
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2005
Results
| Sept 3 |
at McDaniel
College |
Lost
0-2 |
| Sept 7 |
at Eastern
Mennonite |
Won
2-1 |
| Sept 10 |
WOOSTER |
Tied
1-1 |
| Sept 11 |
JOHNS HOPKINS |
Lost
0-1 |
| Sept 14 |
CATHOLIC
UNIVERSITY |
Lost
0-2 |
| Sept 17 |
ALLEGHENY
COLLEGE |
Lost
0-1 |
| Sept 21 |
at Carnegie
Mellon |
Lost
0-1 |
| Sept 23 |
PITT-BRADFORD |
Won
6-0 |
| Sept 27 |
MT.ALOYSIUS |
Won
10-0 |
| Oct 1 |
at Medaille
College |
Won
1-0 |
| Oct 5 |
at
Pitt-Greensburg |
Won
1-0 |
| Oct 12 |
PENN ST-ALTOONA |
Won
7-0 |
| Oct 15 |
at Penn
St-Behrend |
Tied
0-0 |
| Oct 18 |
at La Roche |
Won
2-1 |
| Oct 22 |
LAKE ERIE
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Won
3-0
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| Oct 23 |
HILBERT |
Won
2-0 |
| Oct 27 |
at Villa Julie |
Won
3-1 |
| Nov 2 |
AMCC Semi
LAROCHE |
Won
4-0 |
| Nov 5 |
AMCC Final
PENN ST-BEHREND |
Tied
0-0(4-3inpks) |
| Nov 11 |
NCAA Rd.1 at
Denison |
Lost
0-2 |
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2005
Honors and
Awards
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The
2005 FSU Women's Soccer Team
Awards Banquet - steps of the Gunter Hotel Lobby - 12/11/05
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Records and Facts
of Note in 2005:
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5th Consecutive AMCC Conference Championship
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5th Consecutive NCAA Appearance
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3rd Consecutive AMCC Regular Season Championship
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Undefeated in AMCC allowing only 1 goal in 11 games
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Least Goals Allowed in a Season 13 (a record .63 GAA)
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Most Team Shutouts in a Season (10)
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Most Consecutive Shutouts (5)
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Individual
Awards and Recognitions:
Academic Honors:
ESPN CoSIDA –Regional 1st-Team Academic All-American:
Beth Hlebasko
2004 Academic All-Conference Team:
Lynnea Finch, Beth Hlebasko, Sarah Huber, Kelly
Jones, Micaela
Karinshak,
Karen Kotofski, Shera Rowan, and Molly Whyte
2004-2005 NSCAA Team Academic Award
Athletic Honors:
AMCC Player of the Year: Danielle Carter
AMCC All-Conference Players:
First Team: Danielle Carter, Jodie Gittleson, Beth Hlebasko, Jen
Naylor
Second Team: Teri Galt, Molly Whyte
2005 AMCC Players of the Week:
Molly Whyte (3), Jen Naylor, Lindsay Hoffman
*All three earned ECAC Player of the Week Honors
as well
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2005 Team Award Winners:
Scholar Athlete: Beth Hlebasko, Sr
Most Improved Player: Molly Whyte, So
Unsung Hero: Shera Rowan, Sr
Best Offensive New Player: Lindsay Hoffman, Jr
Best Defensive New Player: Tori Walter, Fr
Offensive Most Valuable Player: Danielle Carter, Jr
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Teri Galt, Sr
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2005
Seniors
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2005 FSU Women’s Soccer Seniors
Jodie Gittleson, Beth Hlebasko, Shera Rowan, Micaela Karinshak, Teri
Galt
These Four-Year soccer-athletes went 33-3-2 for a .89 winning
percentage against AMCC teams, participating in an era of conference
domination that was exceptional for any division or region in the
nation. During their time here, FSU won four consecutive
conference tournament championships, three regular-season
championships, and lost only one conference game in their final three
years. These student-athletes helped elevate Frostburg State as a
regional power in women’s soccer for the foreseeable future - quite a
legacy.
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2005
Team
Front
Row (L-R): Sarah Huber, Ali Keeney, Micaela Karinshak, Molly
Whyte, Tori Walter & Anita Wickerham. Back Row (L-R):
Lindsay Hoffman, Jackie Donovan, Beth Hlebasko, Teri Galt, Jodie
Gittleson, Jen Naylor, Stephanie Pereira, Tricia Richardson &
Danielle Carter. (not pictured: Kala Barnes)
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No.
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Name |
Pos.
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Yr.
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Hometown/High
School (Prev. College) |
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Molly
Whyte |
G
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So.
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Basking
Ridge, N.J./Ridge |
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3
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Danielle
Carter |
M
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Jr.
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Rockville,
Md./Rockville |
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5
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Jodie
Gittleson |
M
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Sr.
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Rockville,
Md./Wootton |
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6
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Tori
Walter |
D
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Fr.
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Frederick.,
Md./Frederick |
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7
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Micaela
Karinshak |
M
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Sr.
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Leesburg,
Va./Loudoun County |
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8
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Shera
Rowan |
F
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Sr.
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Frostburg,
Md./Bishop Walsh |
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9
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Beth
Hlebasko |
D
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Sr.
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New Market,
Md./Linganore |
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10
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Jen
Naylor |
M
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So.
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Riva, Md./St. Mary's |
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12
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Sarah
Huber |
D
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So.
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Walkersville,
Md./Walkersville |
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14
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Ali
Keeney |
M
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Fr.
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Smithsburg,
Md./Middletown |
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16
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Jackie
Donovan |
D
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Fr.
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Hollidaysburg,
Pa./Hollidaysburg Area |
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17
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Lindsay
Hoffman |
F
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Jr.
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Frederick,
Md./Thomas Johnson (ETSU) |
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18
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Kala
Barnes |
G
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Fr.
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Baltimore, Md./Southern |
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Anita
Wickerham |
D
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So.
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Morgantown, Pa./Twin Valley |
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21
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Stephanie
Pereira |
D
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Fr.
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Montgomery
Village, Md./Watkins Mill |
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Tricia
Richardson |
D
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Fr.
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Gibson
Island, Md./St. Mary's |
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25
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Teri
Galt |
D
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Sr.
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Silver
Spring, Md./Good Counsel |
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Head Coach: Brian
Parker, Frostburg State '92 (Fourth Season)
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Assistant
Coaches: Cara
LeMaster, Eastern Illinois '03 (Second Season) & Sarah
Daw, IUP '05 (First Season)
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