2011 DSU Soccer Media Guide

2011

DELAWARE STATE

UNIVERSITY

WOMEN’S SOCCER

MEDIA GUIDE

DELAWARE STATE

2Kelly

Pelz‐ButlerM | 5‐3

SophomoreSilver Spring,

Md.

Peter HulemAssistant Coach

NITAN SONIHead Coach

4Sammantha

StrohmM | 5‐1

SophomoreFeasterville, Pa.

5Elizabeth

OlivierM | 5‐3

SophomoreDover, Del.

6Candance

WyreF | 5‐3Junior

Smyrna, Del.

7MichelleGiorgilliMF | 5‐6Senior

Millville, Del.

9TheresaWappett

F | 5‐2Junior

Queensbury, N.Y.

10KelseyGibsonM | 5‐1Junior

Elizabethtown, N.Y.

12KaitlynSchechM | 5‐8

SophomoreAbingdon, Md.

15Darcy

Pelz‐ButlerDF | 5‐6

SophomoreSilver Spring,

Md.

21KathrynMeloreDF | 5‐4

Sophomore New Windsor,

N.Y.

24JeanetteSalgadoMD | 5‐3

JuniorBergenfield,

N.J.

77RandallMarshall

DF | 5‐5Junior

Laurel, Md.

20Chelsea

BoursiquotF | 5‐6

FreshmanStratford,

Conn.

3Carina FullerDF | 5‐3

FreshmanWakefield, U.K.

00KatelynKoslosky

GK | 5‐7Freshman

East Islip, N.Y.

13TaylorMeltonDF | 5‐8

FreshmanBel Air, Md.

8Kathleen

NumerF | 5‐7

FreshmanLebanon, Pa.

11Maria Gabriela

PintoM | 5‐2

FreshmanBear, Del.

55LaurenPriceF | 5‐3

FreshmanManhasset,

N.Y.

TOM ESLERAssistant Coach

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GENERAL INFORMATIONMedia Information ....................................................... 22011 Roster .................................................................. 3Pronunciation Guide .................................................... 32011 Outlook ............................................................ 4‐52011 HORNETSHead Coach Nitan Soni ............................................. 6‐7Assistant Coaches Peter Hulem & Tom Esler ................ 8Returning Players .................................................... 9‐21 Kelsey Gibson ................................................. 9 Michelle Giorgilli .......................................... 10 Randall Marshall ........................................... 11 Kathryn Melore ............................................. 12 Liz Olivier ...................................................... 13 Darcy Pelz‐Butler .......................................... 14 Kelly Pelz‐Butler ............................................ 15 Jeanette Salgado ........................................... 16 Kaitlyn Schech .............................................. 17 Sam Strohm .................................................. 18 Theresa Wappett ........................................... 19 Candace Wyre ............................................... 20Newcomers ........................................................... 22‐24Know your Hornets ............................................... 24‐252011 Opponents ................................................... 26‐28HORNET HISTORYAll‐Time Roster ........................................................... 282010 Results ............................................................... 29Season by Season Results ........................................... 30All‐Time Opponents ................................................... 31Hornet Records .......................................................... 32GREAT WEST CONFERENCEThe GWC .................................................................... 332010 GWC Standings/Statistics .................................. 33DELAWARE STATE ATHLETICSAthletic Director Derek Carter .................................... 34Athletic Administration .............................................. 35Staff Directory ............................................................ 36Academic Services ...................................................... 37Compliance ................................................................ 38Sports Medicine ......................................................... 39Strength & Conditioning ........................................... 40Facilities ..................................................................... 41DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITYPresident Dr. Harry L. Williams ................................... 42About DSU ............................................................ 43‐45DOVER, DELAWAREAbout the City ....................................................... 46‐47

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Location ..............................................Dover, Del. 19901Founded ................................................................... 1891Enrollment .............................................................. 4,000Affiliation .................................................NCAA Division IConference ........................Great West Conference (GWC)Nickname .............................................................HornetsColors .................... Columbia Blue (299) and Red (199)Home Field ............................... Alumni Stadium (7,000)Playing Surface .........................................Artificial A TurfPresident .......................................... Dr. Harry L. WilliamsAthletic Director ........................................... Derek CarterAssoc. AD/SWA ............................... Candy Young Sanders

2010 Season in ReviewOverall Record........................................................ 1‐18‐0GWC Record/Finish ..................................... 0‐6‐0/4th East Home/Away/Neutral .......................... 1‐7‐0/0‐10‐0/0‐1‐0Postseason Play ............................0‐1 | GWC Tournament

DSU Women’s Soccer HistoryFirst Year of Women’s Soccer .................................. 2002All‐Time Record ................................................ 16‐115‐6All‐Time GWC Record ............................................. 0‐11‐1GWC Regular Season Titles ......................................... N/AAll‐Time GWC Tourn. Record ...................................... 0‐1GWC Tournament Titles ............................................ N/A

QUICK FACTS

2011 CREDITSThe 2011 Delaware State University Women’s Soccer Media Guide was written, designed and edited by Sports Information Director Maggie Hayon. Editorial assistance was provided by Dennis Jones, Assistant Ath‐letic Director for Media Relations.

The DSU Athletics Media Relations Office would like to thank the Great West Conference, the opposing SID offices and the Kent County Depart‐ment of Tourism for providing information.

Photography credits: Rodney Adams (All‐Pro Photography), Mike Baker (C.M. Baker Photography), Lloydlee Heite (Photography by Lloydlee), Carlos Holmes (DSU Director of News Services), Megan Raymond, Di Zhu.

DSU ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONSMailing Address Phone: (302) 857‐6068; 857‐62391200 N. DuPont Hwy. Fax: (302) 857‐6069Dover, DE 19901‐2277 Web: www.DSUHornets.com

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MEDIA INFORMATION

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The Delaware State University Athletic Media Relations Office welcomes your interest in soccer and will make every effort to make your coverage of the Hornets an enjoyable experience. The media relations office maintains information on all current student‐athletes, as well as historical informa‐tion on previous athletes and the program in general. Any additional in‐formation, including interview requests, releases and photographs may be obtained by contacting the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Please take a moment to review the following policies and services that are intended to assist you in your coverage of Hornet Women’s Soccer this season.

INTERVIEWSALL interviews should be scheduled at least 24 hours in advance through the DSU Athletic Media Relations Office.

The best time to interview head coach Nitan Soni in‐season is after prac‐tice. The best time to interview players is following practice. Typically, the team practices from 6 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. There are NO player interviews prior to games.

The DSU Athletic Media Relations Office will NOT distribute home/cell numbers for players or coaches. All phone interviews should be conducted during those times reserved for general media interview sessions. Calling players at their homes or on their cell phones will NOT be tolerated.

THE DSU DORMITORIES, LOCKER ROOM, WEIGHT ROOM AND TRAINING ROOM ARE OFF LIMITS TO THE MEDIA AT ALL TIMES.

STATISTICS AND SERVICESComplete statistics, play‐by‐play, post‐game quotes, game notes, programs and media guides will be available at all DSU home games. Telephone and fax transmissions will be available after the game. A game recap/story along with statistics will be sent to media outlets and others requested by the visiting sports information director. Stat monitors are available for print and electronic media, giving an up‐to‐the‐minute account through‐out the game.

Dennis JonesAssistant Athletic Director for Media RelationsOffice | (302) 857‐6068Cell | (302) 270‐[email protected]

MAggie HAyonSports Information Director Women’s Soccer ContactOffice | (302) 857‐6239Cell | (920) 912‐[email protected]

Mailing AddressDSU Athletic Media Relations1200 N. DuPont HighwayDover, DE 19901‐2277

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 00 Katelyn Koslosky GK 5‐7 Fr. East Islip, N.Y./East Islip H.S.2 Kelly Pelz‐Butler M 5‐3 So. Silver Spring, Md./Montgomery Blair H.S.3 Carina Fuller DF 5‐6 Fr. Wakefield, United Kingdom4 Sam Strohm M 5‐1 So. Feasterville, Pa./Archbishop Ryan H.S.5 Liz Olivier M 5‐3 So. Andover, N.J./North Warren Regional H.S.6 Candace Wyre F 5‐3 Jr. Smyrna, Del./Smyrna H.S.7 Michelle Giorgilli MF 5‐6 Sr. Millville, Del./Indian River H.S.8 Kate Numer F 5‐7 Fr. Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest H.S.9 Theresa Wappett MF 5‐2 Jr. Queensbury, N.Y./Queensbury H.S.10 Kelsey Gibson M 5‐1 Jr. Elizabethtown, N.Y./Elizabethtown Lewis Central H.S.11 Maria Gabriela Pinto M 5‐0 Fr. Bear, Del./Alexis I. DuPont H.S.12 Kaitlyn Schech M 5‐8 So. Abingdon, Md./Harford Tech H.S.13 Taylor Melton DF 5‐8 Fr. Havre de Grace, Md./Harford Tech H.S.15 Darcy Pelz‐Butler DF 5‐6 So. Silver Spring, Md./Montgomery Blair H.S.20 Chelsea Boursiquot F 5‐6 Fr. Stratford, Conn./Bunnell H.S.21 Kathryn Melore DF 5‐4 So. New Windsor, N.Y./John S. Burke Catholic H.S.24 Jeanette Salgado MD 5‐3 Jr. Bergenfield, N.J./Bergenfield H.S.55 Lauren Price F 5‐3 Fr. Bayside, N.Y./St. Mary’s H.S.77 Randall Marshall DF 5‐5 Jr. Laurel, Md./St. Vincent Pallotti H.S. Head Coach: Nitan Soni | Middlesex ‘01 | Fourth SeasonAssistant Coaches: Peter Hulem | Wesley ‘07 | Third Season Tom Esler | Third Season

Alphabetical20 Chelsea Boursiquot3 Carina Fuller10 Kelsey Gibson7 Michelle Giorgilli00 Katelyn Koslosky77 Randall Marshall21 Kathryn Melore13 Taylor Melton8 Kate Numer5 Liz Olivier15 Darcy Pelz‐Butler2 Kelly Pelz‐Butler11 Maria Gabriela Pinto55 Lauren Price24 Jeanette Salgado12 Kaitlyn Schech4 Sam Strohm9 Theresa Wappett6 Candace Wyre

BY sTATECONNECTICUT (1): Boursiquot (Stratford)DELAWARE (1): Giorgilli (Millville), Pinto (Bear), Wyre (Smyrna)NEW JERSEY (2): Olivier (Andover), Salgado (Bergen‐field)NEW YORK (5): Gibson (Elizabethtown), Koslosky (East Islip), Melore (New Windsor), Price (Bayside), Wappett (Queensbury)MARYLAND (5): Marshall (Laurel), Melton (Havre de Grace), D. Pelz‐Butler (Silver Spring), K. Pelz‐Butler (Silver Spring), Schech (Abingdon)PENNSYLVANIA (2): Numer (Lebanon), Strohm (Feaster‐ville)

BY NATIONUNITED KINGDOM (1): Fuller (Wakefield)

2011 roster

PRONUNCIATIONSChelsea Boursiquot Bore‐say‐quoMichelle Giorgilli George‐a‐leeKate Numer Knew‐merKaitlyn Schech ShekCandace Wyre Wire

Nitan Soni Knee‐tan So‐kneePeter Hulem Hue‐lem

BY CLASSFreshmen (7): Boursiquot, Fuller, Koslosky, Melton, Numer, Pinto, PriceSophomores (6): Melore, Olivier, D. Pelz‐Butler, K. Pelz‐Butler, Schech, StrohmJuniors (5): Gibson, Marshall, Salgado, Wappett, WyreSeniors (1): Giorgilli


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With eight new faces on the roster and just two seniors returning, the 2011 Delaware State University women’s soccer squad is relatively young; however, their age and inexperience can be thrown out the window when it comes to expectations and excite‐ment for the upcoming season.

“We’re looking to turn the tides this season,” commented head coach Nitan Soni. “This is the ninth year of women’s soccer at DSU and we’re ready for some successful seasons.”

The Hornets are looking to bounce back from a 2010 campaign that left them with a 1‐18‐0 overall record and 0‐6‐0 in the Great West Conference.

“We have a lot of newcomers, but we’re only losing three starters,” Soni stated. “With a solid returning group, we anticipate a stron‐ger record than in previous years. We know the how it feels to have a down season and the drive that these ladies have to thrive this season is astonishing.”

DSU will return 13 letter winners from the previous year, including seven upperclass‐men.

Topping the list of returners for the Hornets are juniors Jeanette Salgado (Bergenfield, N.J.) and Theresa Wappett (Queensbury, N.Y.), who each recorded six points last season. Salgado also led the team with three goals. Senior Michelle Giorgilli (Millville, Del.), junior Candace Wyre (Smyrna, Del.) and Wappett each contributed two goals

of their own over the season. Wappett was tops in the assists category with two.

GOALKEEPERSDSU will face a challenge at the goalkeeper position as they have lost last year’s main goalie in Courteney Haas and replace her with true freshman Katelyn Koslosky (East Islip, N.Y.).

“The additions of these this talented keeper will give us the luxury of taking more risks on the offensive side of the ball,” Soni re‐marked. “Katelyn has elite level club experi‐ence as well as success with regional teams, so her age should not be a factor.”

No. Name CL Exp. Ht. 00 Katelyn Koslosky FR HS 5‐7

GOALKEEPERS

DEFENDERS

No. Name CL Exp. Ht. 3 Carina Fuller FR HS 5‐377 Randall Marshall JR 2 5‐521 Kathryn Melore SO 1 5‐413 Taylor Melton FR HS 5‐815 Darcy Pelz‐Butler SO 1 5‐624 Jeanette Salgado JR 2 5‐3

Koslosky joins the Hornets from East Islip High School where she led her team to league championships in 2007, ’08 and ’09. She was a two‐time All‐League and All‐Conference player in addition to being named All‐County and team MVP as a junior. Koslosky also has some experience playing overseas as she was invited to attend the Kuban 2010 Spring Tournament in Sochi, Russia.

DEFENDERSThe DSU defensive corps is led by junior Randall Marshall (Laurel, Md.).

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Joining her are returning sophomores Kath‐ryn Melore (New Windsor, N.Y.) and Darcy Pelz‐Butler (Silver Spring, Md.) along with freshmen Carina Fuller (Wakefield, UK) and Taylor Melton (Havre de Grace, Md.).

“I have great belief in this group,” said Soni. “The returners worked together almost the entire season last year, so we should begin to see a level of comfort and consistency between players. The new additions only add to our athleticism and give us some solid options.”

FORWARDSSimilar to the goalie position, DSU has three incoming forwards in addition to Giorgilli and Wyre, who is returning for her junior season. Giorgilli started 14 games last year and scored two goals. Wyre finished the 2010 season with a .167 shot percentage (12 shots, two goals) and .417 shot on goal percentage (five shots on goal).

Joining Giorgilli and Wyre are Chelsea Bour‐siquot (Stratford, Conn.), Kate Numer and Lauren Price. Each has proven their ability to score on the field throughout their careers.

“The new crop of offensive players will provide some quality technique and speed to really threaten and intimidate opponent defenses,” stated Soni. “I expect this group to surpass any goal scoring records that we have had in the past.”

FORWARDSNo. Name CL Exp. Ht. 20 Chelsea Boursiquot FR HS 5‐67 Michelle Giorgilli SR 3 5‐68 Kate Numer FR HS 5‐755 Lauren Price FR HS 5‐39 Theresa Wappett JR 2 5‐26 Candance Wyre JR 2 5‐3

MIDFIELDERS

No. Name CL Exp. Ht. 10 Kelsey Gibson JR 2 5‐17 Michelle Giorgilli SR 3 5‐65 Liz Olivier SO 1 5‐32 Kelly Pelz‐Butler SO 1 5‐311 Maria Gabriela Pinto FR HS 5‐324 Jeanette Salgado JR 2 5‐312 Kaitlyn Schech SO 1 5‐84 Sam Strohm SO 1 5‐19 Theresa Wappett JR 2 5‐2

Numer, a native of Lebanon, Pa. and gradu‐ate of Cedar Crest High School, led the Lan‐caster Lebanon League in scoring her junior season. She was also named to the All‐Star First Team her junior and senior years for her efforts on the field.

Price, a native of Bayside, N.Y., collected a career total of 54 goals in her time at Bayside High School. She scored a career‐high 19 goals over 12 games as a senior.

MIDFIELDERSDSU will be fielding a strong midfield this coming season with one junior, four sopho‐mores and just one freshman looking for playing time.

Junior Kelsey Gibson (Elizabethtown, N.J.) played 18 games last season and recorded one point off of one assist. She also finished with six shots and two shots on goal (.333 percent).

Gibson will be joined in the midfield by sophomores Liz Olivier (Andover, N.J.), Kelly Pelz‐Butler (Silver Spring, Md.), Kaitlyn Schech (Abingdon, Md.) and Sam Strohm (Feasterville, Pa.) and freshman Maria Gabri‐ela Pinto (Bear, Del.).

Schech and K. Pelz‐Butler saw action in 16 games last season while Olivier played in 14 and Strohm got in for seven.

“Although our midfield line is still primar‐ily young, we are fortunate that all of them

have accumulated major minutes in their respective positions,” said Soni. “We hope to capitalize on this experience throughout the season.”

SCHEDULE“We have many quality teams on slate this season,” remarked Soni. “They will provide a challenge for us, but it is a great challenge for us to get over that proverbial hump.”

DSU launches the regular season on Fri., Aug. 19 against Campbell at Alumni Stadium. The Hornets take on Binghamton on Sun., Aug. 21 before making their first road trip of the season when the head to St. Peter’s in Jersey City, N.J. and Drexel in Philadelphia, Pa.

September begins with four consecutive home games against Towson, Fordham, Lincoln (Pa.) and Canisius.

The Route 1 Rivalry will be renewed as the Hornets look for their first win against Dela‐ware on Sept. 16 in Newark, Del.

DSU returns home to host American before another road trip north as they play in Law‐renceville, N.J. at Rider on Sept. 23 and in Staten Island, N.Y. at Wagner on Sept. 25 to wrap up their non‐conference schedule.

Great West Conference competition begins as DSU hosts North Dakota on Sept. 29 for first match‐up between the schools in women’s soccer history. The Hornets will also take on Houston Baptist for the first time in school history on Oct. 1.

DSU hits the road again on Oct. 7 as they travel to Newark, N.J. to take on NJIT and Or‐angeburg, S.C. on Oct. 13 for South Carolina State.

The Hornets wrap up their home slate and honor their two seniors in their last home game at Alumni Stadium on Oct. 20 against Utah Valley.

The regular season will conclude on Oct. 28 in Washington, D.C. when Howard hosts DSU.

The Great West Conference Tournament will take place Nov. 4th through 7th as NJIT will host in Newark, N.J.

In total, the Hornets will compete in 18 regu‐lar season games, with 10 home matches and eight on the road.Boursiquot will provide the Hornets with a

burst of speed as she was also a track and field standout at Bunnell High School. In two seasons on the soccer team, Boursiquot recorded 27 career goals in addition to breaking school records in the 50m, 55m and 60m dashes and being a member of a school record 4x2 and 4x1 relay teams in track and field.

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nitAn soni

hcHead Coach

Fourth SeasonB.S. ‐ Middlesex (‘01)

M.A. ‐ Wesley (‘07)MBA ‐ Delaware St. (‘11)

Nitan Soni is in his fourth season as head coach of the Hornets.

Prior to joining the Hornets, he served as an as‐sistant men’s soccer coach at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA during the fall 2007 season.

From August 2005 to May 2007, Soni was an Assis‐tant Men’s Soccer Coach at Wesley College in Dover, DE. During the fall 2006 season, he helped lead the Wolverines to a 14‐5‐1 overall record. That season, Wesley earned its first ever top five regional ranking and was in the top 10 among all Division III schools in scoring defense.

Soni’s coaching experience also includes a stint as an assistant with the Wesley College women’s soccer team from August to December 2005. That season, the Wolverines reached the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship game.

He began his collegiate coaching career as an Assis‐tant/Director of Men’s Soccer Operations at Rutgers University from August 2004 to May 2005.

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Overall GWC

2008 3‐11‐1 | .200 1‐4‐0 | .250

2009 1‐15‐2 | .056 0‐5‐1 | .000

2010 1‐17‐0 | .056 0‐6‐0 | .000

Total 5‐43‐3 | .098 1‐15‐1 | .059

Soni Year by Year

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Soni vs. All‐Opponents American 0‐1‐0Binghamton 0‐1‐0Campbell First MeetingCanisius 0‐2‐0Concordia (N.Y.) 1‐0‐0Cornell 0‐1‐0Delaware 0‐2‐0Drexel First MeetingFlorida Gulf Coast 0‐1‐0Florida Interational 0‐1‐0Fordham First MeetingGeorge Washington 0‐1‐0Houston Baptist First MeetingHoward 0‐5‐0La Salle 0‐1‐0Lafayette 0‐2‐0Lincoln First MeetingLong Island 0‐1‐0Longwood 0‐1‐0Navy 0‐3‐0NJIT 1‐4‐0North Dakota First MeetingQuinnipiac 0‐1‐0Rider 0‐2‐0South Carolina State 0‐4‐1St. Peter’s 1‐2‐0Towson First MeetingUMBC 0‐2‐0Utah Valley State 0‐2‐0Virginia Military Institute 1‐1‐0Wagner 1‐2‐0Wilmington (Del.) 0‐0‐2OVERALL 5‐43‐3

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A native of Birmingham, Eng‐land, Soni also served two tenures as a head coach for Delaware’s Youth Olympic Devel‐opment Program.

In addition, he has worked with youth as a professional coach and trainer for the Central Dela‐ware Soccer Association. During his tenure, the association’s top team earned its highest ever re‐gional and national ranking and defeated two top 10 nationally ranked teams in 2005.

Currently, Soni is the Director of Coaching for the Smyrna Clay‐tons Soccer Club.

As a player at Middlesex Uni‐versity in London, Soni helped lead the team to two league

championships (1999, ’00) and the South Division Cup in 2000. While at Halesowen College (England 16‐18), he was a member of a league (1997) and cup championship team (1998).

Prior to his college career, Soni competed for several of England’s top amateur clubs.

From 2003 to ’04, he was a mid‐fielder for Kappa USA Real Wyck‐off in the semi‐pro Garden State League in New Jersey.

Soni earned a joint bachelor’s in Honor’s Media and Cultural Stud‐ies/Information Technology from Middlesex University in 2001 and a Master of Arts in Teaching (spe‐cialty in math) from Wesley College in 2007.

He most recently finished his MBA from Delaware State University in the spring of 2011.

Soni and his wife, Amy, have two daughters, Kaitlyn (9) and Ella (2).


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peter hulem

AcAssistant Coach

Third SeasonB.A. ‐ Wesley (‘07)

M.S. ‐ Delaware State (‘11)

Peter Hulem is in his third season on the Delaware State staff.

From 2003 to 2007 as a player at Wesley College in Dover, Hulem competed as a central defender for the Wolverines. He garnered Second Team All‐ECAC honors in 2006, and First Team All‐PAC honors during his senior year in 2007. He was also a part of the 2006 ECAC Championship Wesley team on which current Hornet head coach Nitan Soni served as an assistant. That squad was also the first in Wol‐verine history to achieve a top five regional ranking.

Hulem finished his Wesley career with a B.A. in physical education with a minor in history. He most recently obtained his master’s in sports administra‐tion from Delaware State University in 2011. He also holds a NSCAA National Coaching License.

Hulem currently resides in Dover.

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TOM ESLER

ACAssistant Coach

Third Season

Tom Esler is in his third year with the Hornets. Prior to joining the Hornets, he was head goalkeeper coach at Wittenberg University in Springfield, OH.

Esler has more than 25 years of coaching a variety of age groups in travel leagues for both men and women, including a stint as a Maryland ODP assis‐tant goalkeeper coach. He holds numerous licenses, including a USSF National “B” License.

He currently resides in Seaford, Del., with his wife Vendla, and has four sons; Tom III, Michael, Tim, and Darien.


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I WEAR MY UNIFORM NUMBER BECAUSE:

“It defines perfection. A perfect “10” leaves no room for mistakes.”WHY I LOVE SOCCER:

“It’s everything no one thinks it is. Fast, aggressive and physical.”BEFORE EVERY GAME, I:

“Picture all the great things that I will do during the game.”

CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP G A Pts SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK‐AT2009 18 0 0 0 17 .000 5 .294 0 0‐0 2010 17 0 1 1 6 .000 2 .333 0 0‐0 Total 35 0 1 1 23 .000 7 .304 0 0‐0

KELSEY GIBSON

105‐1JuniorMidfielderElizabethtown, N.Y.Elizabethtown Lewis Central H.S.

2010: Played in 17 games, started nine … third on team in as‐sists with one … recorded first assist of season in 3‐1 win over Wagner on Sept. 19 … ended season with six shots (two on goal).

2009: Started all 18 games for the Hornets … got off four shots against Canisius on Sept. 11 … third on team in shots with 17.

High School: Member of the varsity soccer and varsity basket‐ball teams all four years … as a freshman and sophomore was named First Team All‐Star in soccer … as a junior and senior was named First Team All‐State and team MVP in soccer and First Team All‐Star in basketball … led soccer team in assists and was second in goals scored her junior and senior seasons … only soccer player in school history to be named team MVP twice in career … career record holder of most three pointers made.

Club: Played with Capital United alongside DSU teammate, Theresa Wappett.

Personal: Born Aug. 8, 1991 in Toms River, N.J. … daughter of Kathy and Bill Gibson … has a brother, Billy, and a sister, Katie … father played football at UConn … participated in student council, varsity club and choir and volunteered with SPCA in high school … majoring in Fashion Merchandising with the goals of owning her own boutique and managing/producing her own clothing line.


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WHEN I WAS LITTLE I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A dancer.”THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I’VE LEARNED:

“Something good comes out of everything, even things that seem negative.”

I’M ADDICTED TO:

“The beach, music and being busy.”

CAREER STATISTICS

MICHELLE GIORGILLI

75‐6

SeniorMidfield/Forward

Millville, Del.Indian River H.S.

Year GP G A Pts SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK‐AT2008 15 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0‐02009 18 2 0 4 6 .333 3 .500 0 0‐02010 17 2 1 5 8 .250 6 .750 0 0‐0 Total 50 4 1 9 18 .222 10 .556 0 0‐0

2010: Started 14 of the 17 games she played in … scored first goal of season at Florida International on Aug. 27 … posted career‐high two shots on goal against Rider on Sept. 8 … earned first assist of career against St. Peter’s on Sept. 12 … also scored a goal at Howard on Oct. 24.

2009: Played 18 games and started 13 for the Hornets … fourth on team with four points and two goals (six shots/.333 pct.) … scored first goal of collegiate career on Oct. 11 at Howard … also scored a goal against NJIT on Oct. 23.

2008: Starting midfielder in 13 of the 15 games in which she ap‐peared … fired off four shots, including one on goal … credited with a shot on goal in loss to VMI on Sept. 28.

High School: Competed all four years on the varsity soccer team … also a member of the junior varsity basketball team her freshman year … Helped lead Indian River as Henlopen Confer‐ence Southern Division Champions all four years … 2004 All‐Conference second team selection … First Team All‐Conference selection her sophomore, junior and senior seasons … named Second Team All‐State her sophomore year … played for head coach Steve Kilby.

Club: Member of the ODP (2004‐06), DDP (Md.) (2003‐04), Central Dover Soccer Association (2000‐08) and River Soccer Club (1997‐2000) … CDSA team was PAGS Champions.

Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1991 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Lisa and John Giorgilli … has two older brothers, John and Richard, and one younger brother, Dominic … brother, John, played soccer at Goldey Beacom … last name is pronounced Gee‐orr‐jill‐ee … was very active in high school as a member of the honor society, band, Indian River Dance Company, math league and Agility Training Club in addition to coaching the Indian River Soccer Club and being manager for the boys soc‐cer and wrestling teams … majoring in Forensic Biology with a minor in Chemistry … plans to become a Forensic Toxicologist and work for the FBI upon graduation … is a member of SAAC, Biology Club and Criminal Justice Club at DSU … volunteers her time with the SPCA of Kent County in addition to tutoring … named to the President’s List, Academic Scholar Achievement and Great West Conference Academic All‐Conference for the 2010‐11 academic year … attended the Illinois Institute of Tech‐nology as a Carson Pierce Scholar in spring 2011.


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the best ATHLETE I EVER COMPETED

AGAINST WAS:

“Krissia Vasquez”If I WERE COACH FOR A DAY:

“I would give us the day off.”THE FIRST TIME I SAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“This is my future.”

CAREER STATISTICS

Year GP G A Pts SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK‐AT2009 7 0 0 0 8 .000 4 .500 0 0‐02010 14 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667 0 0‐0 Total 21 1 0 2 11 .091 6 .545 0 0‐0

RANDALL MARSHALL

775‐5JuniorDefenderLaurel, Md.Saint Vincent Pallotti H.S.

2010: Saw action in 14 games while starting 11 for DSU ... finished season with one goal, two points, three shots and two shots on goal ... scored first career collegiate goal in the first game of the season on Aug. 20 at UMBC.

2009: Played seven games for the Hornets, started six ... got off eight shots, four on goal ... took career‐high three shots in 2‐2 tie against Wilmington on Oct. 29.

High School: Team went 24‐6‐2 combined during her junior and senior seasons ... Recorded a career 12 goals and five as‐sists ... named All‐Conference and All‐County as a junior and All‐County and All‐Met as a senior ... Team won the IAAM A Conference Championship her senior year.

Club: Played with the Laurel Wildcats ... helped lead team as three‐time Maryland State Champions and a regional semi‐final appearance.

Personal: Born December 25, 1990 in Washington, D.C. ... daughter of Anthony and Rosalind Marshall ... has two broth‐ers, Auston and Juston, and one sister, Bailey ... Nickname is “Ray” ... cousin, Nicole Gould, also attended DSU ... graduated in 2008 from Saint Vincent Pallotti High School in Laurel, Md. ... majoring in Sports Management at DSU with a minor in Coach‐ing ... plans to become an Athletic Director or Coach upon graduation ... chose #77 because 7 was already taken and that is her favorite number.


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ASIDE FROM MY SPORT, I’M MOST

TALENTED AT:

“Basketball.”THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I’VE LEARNED:

“Don’t dwell on mistakes, learn from them.”when i WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A veterinarian.”

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KATie MELORE

215‐4

SophomoreDefender

New Windsor, N.Y.John S. Burke Catholic H.S.

Year GP G A Pts SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK‐AT2010 15 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0‐0 Total 15 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0‐0

2010: Played in 15 games as a freshman and started 10 for the Hornets … recorded two shots and one shot on goal … got off her first career collegiate shot at South Carolina State on Oct. 10.

High School: Was a three‐sport athlete during her time at John S. Burke as she was a member of the soccer, basketball and track & field teams … member of the 4x400 relay team that holds a school record and also won the Section 9 champion‐ships her freshman year … soccer team was NYSPHAA Section 9 and B Division champions her sophomore year and NYSPHAA B Division champions her senior season … was named the Team MVP as a senior … played for soccer head coach Sarah Rickard.

Club: Member of the Newburgh Revolution from 1999 to 2007, the Orange County Pride from 2007 to 2010 and most recently the Capital United in 2011 … the Pride were East Hudson Youth Soccer League (EHYSL) champions each year she played … she also helped lead the Capital United to an Eastern New York Adult Soccer Association (ENYASA) U‐23 state championship in 2011 … played AAU basketball with the Newburgh Liberty.

Personal: Born April 21, 1992 in New Windsor, N.Y. … daughter of Philip and Christina Melore … has a younger sister, Kelly, and a younger brother, Kevin … graduated in 2010 from John S. Burke Catholic High School in Goshen, N.Y. … was a member of the band in high school … majoring in Movement Sciences at DSU with the goals of becoming a physical therapist.


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I’M ADDICTED TO:

“Working out and the cooking channel.”I LOVE SOCCER BECAUSE:

“The adrenaline rush. It’s just a blast to play and it’s such a physical and mental challenge.”

IF I WERE COACH FOR A DAY:

“I would be a push‐over.”

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LIZ OLIVIER

55‐3SophomoreMidfielderAndover, N.J.N. Warren Regional H.S.

2010: Started seven of the 14 games she played in for the Hor‐nets … scored first career collegiate goal against St. Peter’s on Sept. 12.

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years … team made the state tournament her freshman and sopho‐more seasons … scored 64 goals throughout her career … lead team in scoring her sophomore, junior and senior years … Skyland Raritan Division First Team All‐Conference selection her sophomore, junior and senior seasons and Second Team All‐Conference selection her freshman year … as a senior earned First Team All West/North Jersey honors … played for head coach Rob Steingal.

Club: Played for TSF Academy.

Personal: Born Dec. 21, 1991 in New York … daughter of The‐resa and William Olivier … has two older brothers, Bobby and Zachary, two older sisters, Stephanie and Kim, and two younger sisters, Victoria and Emily … majoring in Nutrition and Dietet‐ics Sciences … goal is to become a registered dietician and/or nutritionist upon graduation … participated in chorus and the Leo Club in addition to volunteering with midnight runs, soup kitchens and roadside cleanups in high school.


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BEFORE EVERY GAME, I:

“Listen to Wiz Khalifa.”THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I’VE LEARNED:

“To be thankful.”IF I WERE COACH FOR A DAY:

“We would scrimmage all practice.”

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DARCY PELZBUTLER

155‐6

SophomoreDefender

Silver Spring, Md.Montgomery Blair H.S.


2010: Started 14 of the 18 games she played for the Hornets … scored first goal of collegiate career in 3‐1 win over Wagner on Sept. 19 … got off 10 shots on the season (six on goal).

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years and the varsity basketball team her freshman and senior years … All‐Star selection her senior season … played for head coach Robert Gibb.

Club: Played club basketball for four years and club soccer for 10 years.

Personal: Born May 11, 1992 in Silver Spring, Md. … Daughter of Mary Pelz and Michael Butler … twin sister, Darcy, is also a member of the DSU women’s soccer team … also has an older sister, Erika … participated in orchestra while in high school in addition to volunteering with Hoops for Heart and soccer camps … majoring in Physical Education … earned a 4.0 GPA for the 2011 spring semester.


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THE FIRST TIME I SAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“It’s small.”BEFORE EVERY GAME, I:

“Make sure I do everything to prepare my body for competition.”

THIS PERSON HAS INFLUENCED ME THE

MOST AS AN ATHLETE:

“My older sister.”

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KELLY PELZBUTLER

25‐3SophomoreMidfielderSilver Spring, Md. Montgomery Blair H.S.

2010: Played 16 games and started six as a freshman for the Hornets.

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years … also competed her freshman year on the junior varsity basketball team … named team MVP her lone season on the JV basketball team … played for soccer head coach Robert Gibb.

Club: Competed four years in AAU and nine years with WAGS Club team.

Personal: Born May 11, 1992 in Silver Spring, Md. … Daughter of Mary Pelz and Michael Butler … twin sister, Darcy, is also a member of the DSU women’s soccer team … also has an older sister, Erika … earned honor roll status both semesters her freshman year.


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I WEAR MY UNIFORM NUMBER BECAUSE:

“My grandfather was born on March 24 and he always showed me his heart so I in turn want to show him mine.”

if i WERE COACH FOR A DAY:

“We would take time out of every training session to go back to the fundamentals.”

I LOVE SOCCER BECAUSE:

“I love the competitiveness, the heart and passion that we spill onto the field every day. It gives me a chance to get away

from the world. It is entirely my nirana.

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jeANETTE SALGADO

245‐3

JuniorMidfielder

Bergenfield, N.J.Bergenfield H.S.

Year GP G A Pts SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK‐AT2009 18 0 0 0 19 .000 9 .474 0 0‐02010 18 3 0 6 19 .158 10 .526 0 0‐0 Total 36 3 0 6 38 0.79 19 .500 0 0‐0

2010: Started all 18 games for DSU … led team in points (six), goals (three) and shots (19 ‐ .158 pct.) … second on team in shots on goal (10 ‐ .526) … scored first goal of collegiate career in 3‐1 win over Wagner on Sept. 19 … also scored goals against NJIT and Howard.

2009: Played in all 18 games and started 16 for the Hornets … second on team with 19 shots and nine shots on goal.

High School: Was a four‐sport athlete … played varsity soccer and basketball all four years while competing in track and field her sophomore, junior and senior years and softball her fresh‐man season … named soccer First Team All‐League every season … also led soccer team in goals each season … named soccer team MVP her sophomore and junior years … as a sophomore, earned All‐County recognition and as a junior earned the NJSCA Coach’s Award … Earned Third Team All‐Bergen County honors and the NJSCA Coach’s award her senior year … holds school career records in goals scored.

Club: Played with Club Nirvana out of New York.

Personal: Born March 14, 1991 in Brooklyn, N.Y. … daughter of Jose and Evelida Salgado … has two older brothers, Gary and Eduardo … was a member of the National Honor Society in high school in addition to being the delegate of her class and participating in band and French club … also volunteered at her local church, Englewood Hospital, Madison Spine and Physical Therapy and in the athletic training room which in high school … major is Movement Sciences and plans to become a Physical Therapist or DPT upon graduation from DSU … mentors for the SMILE program at DSU … has made the Dean’s List each semester of college … volunteers with the Read Across America program at James Morrow Elementary School in Smyrna, Del.


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“It’s small.”BEFORE EVERY GAME, I:

“Listen to Miley Cyrus.”i WEAR MY UNIFORM NUMBER BECAUSE:

“I have always worn 12.”

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kAITLYN SCHECH

125‐8SophomoreMidfielderAbington, Md.Harford Tech H.S.

2010: Played in 16 games as a freshman and started 12 for the Hornets … recorded 10 shots and five shots on goal throughout the season … got off her first collegiate career shot at Cornell on Sept. 5 … tallied a career game‐high of three shots on goal in 3‐1 win over Wagner on Sept. 19.

High School: Competed on the varsity soccer team all four years … was named First Team All‐County her junior and senior seasons … helped lead team to Susquehanna and regional championships, in addition to the Maryland state tournament final .. played for head coach Matthew Berg.

Personal: Born July 16, 1992 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Scott and Debbie Schech … has one older brother, Scott … last name is pronounced SH‐EK … graduated from Harford Techni‐cal High School in Bel Air, Md. in 2010 … volunteered with Read Across America and Community Outreach while in high school … major at DSU is Movement Science … has goal of becoming a sports performance coach and sports nutritionist upon gradua‐tion.


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THIS PERSON HAS INFLUENCED ME AS AN

ATHLETE THE MOST:

“My dad, he loves soccer.”When i first sAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“This is the school.”wHEN I WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A doctor.”

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sAM STROHM

45‐1

SophomoreMidfielder

Feasterville, Pa.Archbishop Ryan H.S.


2010: Played in seven contests for the Hornets.

High School: Lettered in soccer all four years … 2007 and 2009 All‐Catholic Third Team selection … played for head coach Ryan Haney.

Club: Member of the PSC Coppa Cavaliers.

Personal: Born Sept. 30, 1991 in Philadelphia, Pa. … daughter of Tom and Robin Strohm … has two older brothers, Tom and Andrew … full name is Sammantha, but prefers to go by “Sam” ... majoring in Movement Science … plans to become a physical therapist upon graduation … volunteered with SPIN in Philadel‐phia.


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THE BEST ATHLETE I EVER COMPETED

AGAINST WAS:

“Stephanie Velez. I played with and against her in my time with ODP.”IF I WERE COACH FOR A DAY, I WOULD:

“Postpone practice until a more reasonable hour.”[The team currently practices at 6 a.m.]

ASIDE FROM SOCCER, I’M MOST

TALENTED AT:

“Making people laugh.” 13

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theresA WAPPETT

95‐2JuniorMidfielderQueensbury, N.Y.Queensbury H.S.

2010: Started 14 of the 18 games she played in for the Hornets … led DSU in assists with two … scored first goal of season on Sept. 19 in 3‐1 win over Wagner … also tallied season high four points against Wagner … second on team with 14 points, third with 14 shots (.143 pct.) and fourth with two goals scored.

2009: Played in all 18 games as a freshman, starting 17 … led team in points (seven), goals (three), shots (22 ‐ .136 pct.) and shots on goal (12 ‐ .545 pct.) … second on team in assists with one … scored first goal of collegiate career on Oct. 15 at St. Pe‐ter’s … recorded first assist of collegiate career on Oct. 2 against UMBC.

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years … team was the AA Section 1 Foothills Council Champions her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons … named First Team All‐Conference as a junior and senior … scored a career total of 65 goals … also tallied 28 assists throughout her career … also competed in track and field all four years … track and field team was conference champions all four years. S

Club: Played with the Capital United from 2001 to 2009 and the ODP for two years … member of the State Cup Semi‐finalist and Region 1 Championship teams … while with Capital, played alongside DSU teammate Kelsey Gibson.

Personal: Born April 19, 1991 in Albany, N.Y. … daughter of Stefanie and John Wappett … sister, Sarah, played soccer at Georgetown (2002‐04) and brother, Greg, played soccer at Babson (2004‐08) … graduated from Queensbury H.S. (N.Y.) in 2009 with a Regents with Honors diploma … member of the Madrigal Singers, NHS and NAHS in high school … majoring in Movement Science (Pre‐Allied Health) at DSU with goals of working with brain injury rehabilitation upon graduation … member of the DSU Dean’s List and President’s List.


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why dsu?

“It is close to home and I was given the opportunity to be on the soccer team.”

When i first sAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“I could see myself going to this University. The campus was very pretty.”

i love soccer becAUse:

“It is very competitive and fun.”

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CANDACE WYRE

65‐3

JuniorForward

Smyrna, Del.Smyrna H.S.


2010: Played in 15 games for the Hornets, started nine ... tied for second on the team with two goals scored ... fourth on the team with four points recorded and shots (12/.167) ... scored first goal of collegiate career against NJIT on Oct. 8 ... also col‐lected a goal on Oct. 24 at Howard.

2009: Third on the team in assists as a freshman ... played in 16 contests ... recorded lone assist of the season on Oct. 11 at Howard.

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years ... also played JV field hockey as a freshman and volleyball for three seasons ... holds Smyrna H.S. career record of 69 goals scored ... as a senior, scored 29 goals ... was team’s leading scorer as a junior and senior ... as a sophomore was named Second Team All‐Conference Forward ... named First Team All‐Conference as a junior and senior ... also named Second Team All‐Delaware her senior year ... helped lead the Eagles to their first state tournament appearance as a senior.

Personal: Born April 12, 1991 in Christiana, Del. ... daughter of Anthony Wyre ... has two sisters, Samantha and Jessica ... graduated in 2009 from Smyrna High School ... majoring in Elementary Education at DSU with the goals of becoming a first or third grade teacher upon graduation ... is a member of the Delaware State President’s List and Dean’s List ... spends extra‐curricular time with Teachers in Progress.


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CHELSEA BOURSIQUOT

205‐6FreshmanForwardStratford, Conn.Bunnell H.S.

High School: Member of the soccer and track & field teams … was named All‐Conference her senior season for soccer … soccer team made the SWC Finals and Class L Semi finals her senior year … recorded 27 career goals during two seasons … as a member of the track and field team, was named All‐Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior and All‐State as a sophomore … holds the school record in the 50m dash, 55m dash, 60m dash in addition to being a part of the 4x2 and 4x1 school record holding relays.

Club: Played two seasons with the Yankee United/Academy.

Personal: Born December 10, 1993 in Stamford, Conn. … daughter of Eddy and Sylvie Boursiquot … has three brothers, James, Jefferey and Princeley … brother, James, played soccer at Lesley University … graduated from Bunnell High School in Stratford, Conn. in 2011 … spent time with the women’s study group, RYASAP, while in high school … major at DSU is Move‐ment Science … wants to become an Athletic Trainer or Physical Therapist upon graduation … spends free time with the SMILES group on campus.


“I’m going to love it here.”WHEN I WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A lawyer.”THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I’VE

LEARNED:

“To be yourself.”

Personal: Born March 19, 1993 in Wakefield, United Kingdom ... daughter of Audra and Andy Fuller ... has two sisters, Alarna and Rhianna.

CARINA FULLER

35‐7FreshmanDefenderWakefield, U.K.

IF I WERE COACH FOR A DAY, I WOULD:

“Make the real coaches have a dance‐off.”I love my sOCCER BECAUSE:

“It is an unpredictable game, but still competitive.”BEFORE EVERY MATCH, I:

“Sing.”

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KATELYN koslosky

005‐7

FreshmanGoalkeeper

East Islip, N.Y.East Islip H.S.

When i was little, i pretended to be:

“Justin Timberlake’s wife.”THE BEST ATHLETE I’VE COMPETED

AGAINST:

“Karin Simonian.” [Current Notre Dame soccer player.}The first time i sAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“It feels like home.”

TAYLOR MELTON

13 5‐8FreshmanDefender

Havre de Grace, Md.Harford Tech H.S.

High School: Played varsity soccer all four years … team was league champions in 2007, ’08 and ’09 … team won Long Island Championship and were state finalists in 2008 … was named All‐League and All‐Conference in 2008 and All‐League, All‐Conference, All‐County and team MVP in 2009.

Club: Member of the Syosset Sting from 2005 to 2010 and the Albertson Fury from 2010‐2011 … during her time, the Sting were four‐time state cup champions in addition to two‐time re‐gional champions and national finalists … while with the Fury, her team was state cup finalists three times and ECNL champi‐ons in 2010 … invited to attend the Kuban 2010 Spring Tourna‐ment in Sochi, Russia as a part of making the Region 1 pool.

Personal: Born April 1, 1993 in Bay Shore, N.Y. … daughter of Kathleen Koslosky … volunteers with “Just for Kicks” by teach‐ing and helping autistic children how to play soccer … interned for Second Congressional District of New York Congressman Steve Israel … majoring in Public Relations.

High School: Competed all four years on the varsity soccer and varsity track and field teams … team was divisional champions all four years … as a junior, team was UCBAC Champions and state finalists … also led her team as UCBAC Champions as a senior captain.

Club: Played with the UCSC for two years, AFC for five years and Baltimore Bays for two years … team was Chesapeake Cup Finalists.

Personal: Born Sept. 24, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Cherie Melton and Gregory Melton … has an older sister, Ciera, and an older brother, Gregory … Great‐aunt, Victoria Brad‐ford, played professional handball … while in high school was a member of the National Honors Society, National Technical Honors Society and Skills of Health Occupations in addition to being a Maryland Scholar … also volunteered her time at Hartford Memorial Hospital and Upper Chesapeake Hospital … majoring in nursing at DSU with the goals of becoming a Registered Nurse.

I’m ADDICTED TO:

“Apple juice.”THE FIRST TIME I SAW DSU, I THOUGHT:

“Wow, it’s right by the mall.”WHEN I WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A cashier at a clothing store.”

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KATE NUMER

85‐7FreshmanMidfielder/ForwardLebanon, Pa.Cedar Crest H.S.

High School: Competed all four years on the varsity soccer and varsity track and field teams … team was divisional champions all four years … as a junior, team was UCBAC Champions and state finalists … also led her team as UCBAC Champions as a senior captain.

Club: Played with the UCSC for two years, AFC for five years and Baltimore Bays for two years … team was Chesapeake Cup Finalists.

Personal: Born Sept. 24, 1993 in Baltimore, Md. … daughter of Cherie Melton and Gregory Melton … has an older sister, Ciera, and an older brother, Gregory … Great‐aunt, Victoria Bradford, played professional handball … while in high school was a member of the National Honors Society, National Technical Honors Society and Skills of Health Occupations in addition to being a Maryland Scholar … also volunteered her time at Hartford Memorial Hospital and Upper Chesapeake Hospital … majoring in nursing at DSU with the goals of becoming a Registered Nurse.

why dsu?

“DSU can provide me with the education to pursue a career I am interested in as well as allow me to play a sport I love. “DSU is

full ove spirit and unity ‐ one of the first things I noticed.”WHEN I WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“A teacher, just so I could write on marker boards.”IF I WERE COACH FOR A DAY, I WOULD:

“Change line‐ups to see how people handle new situations.”

High School: Member of the varsity soccer for three seasons ... helped lead the Tigers to the 2011 State Championship.

Club: Played with the YMS Comets from 2008‐2010.

Personal: Born February 14, 1992 in Brazil ... daughter of Bill Nunn and Luciana P. Nunn ... has one younger brother, William H. Nunn III ... father played basketball at Framingham State University ... nickname is Gabi ... graduated in 2011 from Alexis I. DuPont High School in Greenville, Del. ... majoring in Nursing at DSU with the goals of being able to work in the medical field in Brazil.

MARIA GABRIELA PINTO

115‐3FreshmanMidfielderBear, Del.Alexis I. DuPont H.S.


“It was a very unique and incredible campus.”THE PERSON WHO HAS THE BIGGEST

INFLUENCE ON ME AS AN ATHLETE IS:

“My parents as they always supported me.”

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my dreAm vAcAtion DestiNATION:“Aruba” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot

“Greece and Paris” ‐ Kelsey Gibson“New Zealand” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli

“Turkey” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky“Bahamas” ‐ Taylor Melton

“Italy” ‐ Katie Melore“Alaska or Bahamas” ‐ Kate Numer

“Paris, France” ‐ Liz Olivier“Australia” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler

“Greece” ‐ Lauren Price“Australia” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“Anywhere tropical” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech“Hawaii” ‐ Sam Strohm

“Beaches of Greece” ‐ Theresa Wappett“Australia” ‐ Candace Wyre

my FAVORITE TEAM:“Manchester United” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot

“Baltimore Ravens” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli“1992 Albertson Fury” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky

“Baltimore Ravens” ‐ Taylor Melton“New York Mets, New York Jets and Chelsea” ‐ Liz Olivier

“Chelsea” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler“USA Women’s National Team and Manchester United” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“USA Women’s National Team” ‐ Sam Strohm“Newcastle United” ‐ Theresa Wappett


LAUREN PRICE

555‐3

FreshmanForward

Bayside, N.Y.St. Mary’s H.S.

ASIDE FROM MY SPORT, I’M MOST

TALENTED AT:

“Rolling my stomach and walking on my hands.”THE MOST IMPORTANT THING I’VE LEARNED:

“It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.”WHEN I WAS LITTLE, I PRETENDED TO BE:

“Mia Hamm.”

High School: Member of the varsity soccer team all four years … was also a member of the varsity basketball team her fresh‐man and sophomore years while competing in varsity lacrosse her sophomore year and varsity track as a junior … named to the Academic All‐League for soccer and basketball as a fresh‐man and also lacrosse as a sophomore … scored a career high 19 goals in 12 games her senior season … collected a career total of 54 goals …

Club: Played club soccer with the Albertson Fury alongside current DSU teammate, Katelyn Koslosky … team won the State Cup in 2007.

Personal: Born January 30, 1993 in New York … daughter of Laura and Ralph Price … has one younger brother, Sean … graduated in 2011 from St. Mary’s High School in Manhas‐set, N.Y. … grandfather, Ralph Price, played basketball at Providence … was involved with Bible Club, Spanish Club and Campus Ministry while in high school … majoring in Sports Management with a minor in business at DSU … has a goal of becoming an ESPN broadcaster upon graduation.

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KNOW YOUr hornetsmy FAVORITE ATHLETES:

“Abby Wambach, Hope Solo, Lebron James, Sanya Richards and Allyson Felix” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot“Hope Solo and Cari Roccaro” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky

“Mia Hamm, Laurie Schwoy and Lebron James” ‐ Taylor Melton“Diana Taurasi, Mia Hamm and Derek Jeter” ‐ Katie Melore

“Abby Wambach, Santonio Holmes and Sergio Ramos” ‐ Kate Numer“Abby Wambach and Zidane” ‐ Liz Olivier

“Didier Drogba and Dwight Howard” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler“Dwight Howard and Mia Hamm” ‐ Lauren Price

“Marta Vieira da Silva and Leonardo Messi” ‐ Jeanette Salgado“Kaka and Ray Rice” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech

“Abby Wambach” ‐ Sam Strohm“Alan Shearer” ‐ Theresa Wappett

“Tiger Woods” ‐ Candace Wyre

my DREAM CAR:“Cadillac Escalade” ‐ Kelsey Gibson“The Batmobile” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky

“Infiniti, Audi or BMW” ‐ Taylor Melton“Jeep” ‐ Kate Numer

“My Dodge Ram” ‐ Liz Olivier“A convertible” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler

“Audi s5” ‐ Lauren Price“BMW convertible” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“Koenigsegg” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech“All‐black Ford Mustang” ‐ Sam Strohm

“BMW” ‐ Theresa Wappett“Range Rover” ‐ Candace Wyre

my FAVORITE MOVIE:“The Wood” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot

“A Walk to Remember” ‐ Kelsey Gibson“50 First Dates” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli

“Death Sentence and The Life of David Gale” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky“Love & Basketball” ‐ Taylor Melton

“The Notebook” ‐ Katie Melore“The Proposal” ‐ Kate Numer

“Sound of Music” ‐ Lauren Price“Goal: The Dream Begins” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“The Last Song” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech“The Notebook” ‐ Sam Strohm“Miracle” ‐ Theresa Wappett

“Anchorman” ‐ Candace Wyre

my MOST PRIZED POSSESSION:“Cell phone” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot“My friends” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli“My mom” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky“iPod Touch” ‐ Taylor Melton

“Laptop” ‐ Katie Melore“Photo albums” ‐ Kate Numer

“My truck” ‐ Liz Olivier“My dog” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler

“My baby blanket that I received from my grandma” ‐ Lauren Price“Donald Duck stuffed animal” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech“My grandmother’s pearls” ‐ Theresa Wappett

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my FAVORITE TV SHOW:“Anything on the Food Network” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot

“Project Runway” ‐ Kelsey Gibson“Dexter, Criminal Minds and Two and a Half Men” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli

“Bad Girls Club, Family Guy and King of the Hill” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky“America’s Next Top Model and Teen Mom” ‐ Taylor Melton

“Survivor” ‐ Kate Numer“King of Queens [I love Kevin James!] and anything on the cooking channel” ‐ Liz Olivier

“Law and Order: Special Victims Unit” ‐ Lauren Price“Grey’s Anatomy” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“Pretty Little Liars” ‐ Sam Strohm“Hannah Montana Forever” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech

“House” ‐ Theresa Wappett“Anything on the Food Network” ‐ Candace Wyre

FRESHMENjuniors

my FAVORITE SINGER/MUSICAL GROUP:

“Beyonce” ‐ Chelsea Boursiquot“Mariah Carey” ‐ Kelsey Gibson

“John Butler Trio and Jack Johnson” ‐ Michelle Giorgilli“Marshall ‘Eminem’ Mathers” ‐ Katelyn Koslosky

“Chris Brown” ‐ Darcy Pelz‐Butler“Britney Spears” ‐ Lauren Price“Aventura” ‐ Jeanette Salgado

“Miley Cyrus and Kenny Chesney” ‐ Kaitlyn Schech“Beyonce” ‐ Sam Strohm

“Dave Matthews Band” ‐ Theresa Wappett

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2011 opponents

Quick FactsLocation: Jersey City, N.J.Enrollment: 3,200Nickname: Peacocks/PeahensColors: Navy and WhiteConference: Metro Atlantic AthleticHome Field: Jaroschak FieldPresident: Dr. Eugene CornacchiaAthletic Director: Patrick ElliottSoccer StaffHead Coach: Brett SarsfieldAlma Mater: SUNY Cortland ‘05Record at SPC: First seasonAssistant Coach: Elizabeth Barna Team Information2010 Overall Record: 3‐162010 Conf. Record: 0‐92010 Postseason: N/ASeries InformationAll‐time series: Saint Peter’s leads, 7‐1‐0Last Meeting: 9/12/10 | SPC, 2‐1Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Lily RodriguezOffice Phone: (201) 761‐7322E‐mail: [email protected]

www.SPC.edu

St. peter’sAug. 26 | 4 p.m. | Jersey City, N.J.

drexelAug. 28 | 1 p.m. | Philadelphia, Pa.

Quick FactsLocation: Philadelphia, Pa.Founded: 1891 by Anthony J. DrexelEnrollment: 24,254Nickname: DragonsColors: Navy Blue and GoldConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationHome Field: Vidas FieldPresident: John A. FryAthletic Director: Dr. Eric ZillmerSoccer StaffHead Coach: Ray GoonAlma Mater: Rutgers ‘85Record at Drexel: 67‐169‐20 | 14th SeasonCareer Record: 95‐178‐22 | 17th SeasonAssistant Coach: Don OvermierVolunteer Assistant Coach: Chris CattaneoTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 7‐11‐12010 Conf. Record/Finish: 3‐7‐1 | 9th

2010 Postseason: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/6Series InformationAll‐time series: Drexel leads, 1‐0Last Meeting: 10/11/03 | Drexel, 9‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Mike TuberosaOffice Phone: (215) 895‐1591Fax: (215) 895‐2038E‐mail: [email protected]

www.DrexelDragons.com

Quick FactsLocation: Buies Creek, N.C.Founded: 1887Enrollment: 5,801Nickname: Fighting CamelsColors: Orange and BlackConference: Big SouthHome Field: Eakes Athletic ComplexCapacity/Surface: 1,000 | GrassPresident: Dr. Jerry M. WallaceAthletic Director: Bob RollerSoccer StaffHead Coach: Todd ClarkAlma Mater: Malone ‘94Record at CU: 25‐57‐8 | Sixth SeasonOverall Record: 127‐90‐21 | 14th SeasonAssistant Coaches: Laurie Franklin | Dee Nocero Team Information2010 Overall Record: 8‐10‐12010 A‐Sun Record/Finish: 4‐6‐0 | 8th

Starters Returning/Lost: 9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/8First year of soccer: 1992All‐Time Record: 146‐169‐32Series InformationAll‐time series: First MeetingLast Meeting: N/ASports InformationSoccer Contact: Daniel SmithOffice Phone: (910) 893‐1331E‐mail: [email protected]

www.GoCamels.com

CAmpbellAug. 19 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

bingHAmtonAug. 21 | 1 p.m. | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Vestal, N.Y.Founded: 1946Enrollment: 14,895Nickname: BearcatsColors: Dark Green, Black and WhiteConference: America EastPresident: Dr. C. Peter MagrathAthletic Director: Jim NorrisSoccer StaffHead Coach: Sarah McClellanAlma Mater: Maryland ‘03Record at BU: 21‐27‐5 | Fourth SeasonOverall Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Kristie Bowers | Rich Pitts Team Information2010 Overall Record: 4‐11‐22010 Conf. Record/Finish: 2‐4‐2 | 7th

2010 Postseason: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 22/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/1All‐Time Record: 265‐165‐56Series InformationAll‐time series: Binghamton leads, 1‐0‐0Last Meeting: 9/3/10 | Binghamton, 1‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: John HartrickOffice Phone: (607) 777‐6800Fax: (607) 777‐4597E‐mail: [email protected]

www.BUBearcats.com

Quick FactsLocation: Towson, Md.Founded: 1866Enrollment: 21,870Nickname: TigersColors: Gold, White and BlackConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationHome Field: Towson Center Soccer ComplexInterim President: Marcia WelshAthletic Director: Mike WaddellSoccer StaffHead Coach: Greg PaynterAlma Mater: Virginia Teach ‘95Record at Towson: 26‐44‐7 | Fifth SeasonOverall Record: SameAssociate Head Coach: Scott GersenyAssistant Coach: Albert Oni Team Information2010 Overall Record: 6‐11‐32010 Conf. Record/Finish: 2‐8‐1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/4All‐Time Record: 130‐189‐25Series InformationAll‐time series: Towson leads, 1‐0Last Meeting: 10/18/02 | Towson, 17‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Eric RhewOffice Phone: (410) 704‐2232Fax: (410) 704‐3861E‐mail: [email protected]

www.TowsonTigers.com

towsonSept. 2 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

FORDHAMSept. 4 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Bronx, N.Y.Founded: 1841Enrollment: 7,994Nickname: RamsColors: Maroon and WhiteConference: Atlantic 10Home Field: Jack Coffey Field | 1,000President: Joseph McShane, SJExecutive Dir. of Athletics: Frank McLaughlinSoccer StaffHead Coach: Ness SelmaniAlma Mater: Prishtina ‘72Record at FU: 127‐133‐27 | 16th SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Casey Sommers Team Information2010 Overall Record: 8‐10‐12010 Conf. Record/Finish: 4‐4‐1 | 7th

2010 Postseason: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/7Newcomers: 9Series InformationAll‐time series: First MeetingLast Meeting: N/ASports InformationSoccer Contact: Scott KwiatkowskiOffice Phone: (718) 817‐4240Fax: (718) 817‐4244E‐mail: [email protected]

www.FordhamSports.com

Quick FactsLocation: Lincoln University, Pa.Founded: 1854Enrollment: 2,649Nickname: LionsColors: Blue and OrangeConference: CIAA | Division IIHome Field: Avon Grove H.S.President: Dr. Ivory V. NelsonAthletic Director: Dianthia Ford‐KeeSoccer StaffHead Coach: N. Fabio BoatengAlma Mater: Univ. Ghana ‘04Record at LU: 1‐15‐0 | 2nd SeasonTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 1‐14‐02010 Conf. Record/Finish: N/A2010 Postseason: N/ASeries InformationAll‐time series: DSU leads, 1‐0Last Meeting: 10/21/04 | DSU, 6‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Brian HowardOffice Phone: (484) 365‐7384Fax: (484) 365‐8120E‐mail: [email protected]

www.LULions.com

LINCOLNSept. 9 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

CANISIUSSept. 11 | 1 p.m. | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Buffalo, N.Y.Founded: 1870Enrollment: 3,369Nickname: Golden GriffinsColors: Blue (289) and Gold (124)Conference: Metro Atlantic AthleticHome Field: Demske Sports ComplexCapacity/Surface: 1,000 | FieldTurfPresident: Rev. Vincent M. Cooke, S.J.Athletic Director: Bill MaherSoccer StaffHead Coach: Jim WendlingAlma Mater: Dayton ‘83Record at CC: 38‐16‐6 | 4th SeasonCareer Record: 118‐101‐4 | 14th SeasonAssistant Coach: Sarah Galente Team Information2010 Overall Record: 14‐7‐02010 Conf. Record/Finish: 7‐2‐0 | 1st

Starters Returning/Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/6Newcomers: 10First year of soccer: 1981All‐Time Record: 186‐234‐21Series InformationAll‐time series: Canisius leads, 2‐0Last Meeting: 9/24/10 | Canisius 5‐0 Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Will NowadlyOffice Phone: (716) 888‐3767Fax: (716) 888‐8444E‐mail: [email protected]

www.GoGriffs.com


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Quick FactsLocation: Lawrenceville, N.J.Founded: 1865Enrollment: 5,816Nickname: BroncsColors: Cranberry, White and GrayConference: Metro Atlantic AthleticHome Field: Campus Turf Field | 1,000President: Dr. Mordechai RozanskiAthletic Director: Don HarnumSoccer StaffHead Coach: Drayson Hounsome Alma Mater: Loughborough ‘94Record at Rider: 18‐33‐6 | 4th SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Kristy‐Rose DoughertyTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 9‐8‐22010 Conf. Record/Finish: 5‐4‐0 | 4th

2010 Postseason: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/6Series InformationAll‐time series: Rider leads, 4‐0Last Meeting: 9/8/10 | Rider, 3‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Bud FochtOffice Phone: (609) 896‐5138E‐mail: [email protected]

www.GoBroncs.com

RIDERSept. 23 | 7 p.m. | Lawrenceville, N.J.

WAGNERSept. 25 | 1 p.m. | Staten Island, N.Y.

Quick FactsLocation: Staten Island, N.Y.Founded: 1883Enrollment: 2,100Nickname: SeahawksColors: Green and WhiteConference: NortheastHome Field: Wagner FieldPresident: Dr. Richard GuarasciAthletic Director: Walt HamelineSoccer StaffHead Coach: Mike MinielliAlma Mater: Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) ‘86Record at Wagner: 18‐66‐11 | 6th SeasonCareer Record: 208‐202‐42Assistant Coach: Stephanie SchaferTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 6‐13‐22010 Conf. Record/Finish: 2‐6‐2 | 9th

Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/8Newcomers: 14First year of soccer: 1993All‐Time Record: 63‐246‐20Series InformationAll‐time series: Wagner leads, 5‐1Last Meeting: 9/19/10 | DSU, 2‐1Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Rob CornellOffice Phone: (718) 390‐3213Office Fax: (718) 390‐3347E‐mail: [email protected]

www.WagnerAthletics.com

Quick FactsLocation: Newark, Del.Founded: 1743Enrollment: 16,000Nickname: Fightin’ Blue HensColors: Royal Blue and GoldConference: Colonial Athletic AssociationHome Field: Delaware Mini Stadium | 2,000President: Dr. Patrick T. HarkerAthletic Director: Bernard M. MuirSoccer StaffHead Coach: Scott GrzendaAlma Mater: Delaware ‘87Record at UD: 194‐164‐32 | 23rd SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coaches: Ginna Lewing | Brian SprinkleTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 8‐10‐12010 Conf. Record/Finish: 4‐6‐1 | 5th

Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/4All‐Time Record: 194‐162‐32Series InformationAll‐time series: Delaware leads, 2‐0Last Meeting: 8/22/10 | Delaware, 7‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: John C. StarkOffice Phone: (302) 831‐2186Fax: (302) 831‐8653E‐mail: [email protected]

www.BlueHens.com

DELAWARESept. 16 | 7 p.m. | Newark, Del.

AMERICANSept. 18 | 1 p.m. | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Washington, D.C.Founded: 1893Enrollment: 6,657Nickname: EaglesColors: Red, White and BlueConference: Patriot LeagueHome Field: Reeves FieldPresident: Dr. Neil KerwinAthletic Director: Keith GillSoccer StaffHead Coach: David BuccieroAlma Mater: James Madison ‘95Record at American: 22‐30‐7 | 4th SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Anabel JimenezTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 6‐10‐32010 Conf. Record/Finish: 2‐2‐3 | 5th

2010 Postseason: N/AStarters Returning/Lost: 7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 20/6Newcomers: 8All‐Time Record: 170‐185‐34Series InformationAll‐time series: American leads, 1‐0Last Meeting: 9/30/09 | American, 3‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Howard SmithOffice Phone: (202) 885‐3032E‐mail: [email protected]

www.AUEagles.com

Quick FactsLocation: Grand Forks, N.D.Founded: 1883Enrollment: 14,095Nickname: Fighting SiouxColors: Kelly Green and WhiteConference: Great West ConferenceHome Field: Bronson FieldPresident: Dr. Robert KelleyAthletic Director: Brian FaisonSoccer StaffHead Coach: Kristen Gay Alma Mater: Nebraska ‘00Record at UND: 14‐39‐2 | 4th SeasonCareer Record: 41‐51‐4 | 6th SeasonAssistant Coach: Nichole TiggsTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 6‐13‐02010 Conf. Record: 2‐5‐0Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/7Newcomers: 7First year of soccer: 1999All‐Time Record: 107‐99‐14Series InformationAll‐time series: First MeetingLast Meeting: N/ASports InformationSoccer Contact: Derek KoenenOffice Phone: (701) 777‐6743Fax: (701) 777‐4352E‐mail: [email protected]

www.FightingSioux.com

NORTH DAKOTASept. 29 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

houston baptist Oct. 1 | 11 a.m. | Dover, Del.

Quick FactsLocation: Houston, TexasFounded: 1960Enrollment: 2,198Nickname: HuskiesColors: Royal Blue and OrangeConference: Great West ConferenceHome Field: Sorrels Field | 500President: Dr. Robert B. Sloan, Jr.Athletic Director: Steve MoniaciSoccer StaffHead Coach: Misty JonesAlma Mater: JudsonRecord at HBU: 47‐40‐9 | 5th SeasonCareer Record: 94‐83‐9 | 9th SeasonAssistant Coach: Brandon BonillaGrad. Assistant Coach: Michael BouchahineTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 7‐13‐22010 Conf. Record/Finish: 2‐4‐0Starters Returning/Lost: 6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 16/10Newcomers: 7Series InformationAll‐time series: First MeetingLast Meeting: N/ASports InformationSoccer Contact: Mary Ellen LeiseringOffice Phone: (281) 649‐3087Fax: (281) 649‐3496E‐mail: [email protected]

www.HBUHuskies.com

Quick FactsLocation: Newark, N.J.Founded: 1881Enrollment: 5,924Nickname: HighlandersColors: Red and WhiteConference: Great West ConferenceHome Field: Lubetkin Field at J. Malcom Simon Stadium | 1,000President: Dr. Robert A. AltenkirchAthletic Director: Lenny KaplanSoccer StaffHead Coach: Sergio Gonzalez Alma Mater: Salve Regina ‘00Record at NJIT: First SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Manda RisdenTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 4‐13‐12010 Conf. Record/Finish: 3‐3 | 2nd EastStarters Returning/Lost: 6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 10/10Series InformationAll‐time series: NJIT leads, 7‐1Last Meeting: 10/22/10 | NJIT, 1‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Stephanie PillariOffice Phone: (973) 596‐8325E‐mail: [email protected]

www.NJITHighlanders.com

NJITOct. 7 | 6 p.m. | Newark, N.J.

S.C. STATEOct. 13 | 7 p.m. | Orangeburg, S.C.

Quick FactsLocation: Orangeburg, S.C.Founded: 1896Enrollment: 4,700Nickname: Lady BulldogsColors: Garnet (202) and Blue (2747)Conference: Great West ConferenceHome Field: Oliver C. Dawson StadiumPresident: Dr. George E. CooperAthletic Director: Charlene JohnsonSoccer StaffHead Coach: Glad BugariuAlma Mater: UNC Chapel Hill ‘00Record at SCSU: 25‐22‐6 | 4th SeasonCareer Record: 77‐34‐8 | 7th SeasonAssistant Coach: Sandra BurrisTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 13‐5‐12010 Conf. Record: 6‐0‐0Starters Returning/Lost: 15‐6Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 15/6Newcomers: 3Series InformationAll‐time series: SCSU leads, 8‐2Last Meeting: 10/17/10 | SCSU won, 2‐0Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Romanda NobleOffice Phone: (803) 516‐4628E‐mail: [email protected]

www.SCSUAthletics.com


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2011 opponents

Quick FactsLocation: Orem, UtahFounded: 1941Enrollment: 32,670Nickname: WolverinesColors: Green and WhiteConference: Great West ConferencePresident: Dr. Matthew S. HollandAthletic Director: Michael V. JacobsenSoccer StaffHead Coach: Brent AndersonAlma Mater: Utah State ‘04Record at UVU: 43‐49‐6 | 6th SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Tasha BellTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 10‐9‐12010 Conf. Record/Finish: 5‐0‐1 | 1st WestStarters Returning/Lost: 4/7Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/10Newcomers: 12Series InformationAll‐time series: First MeetingLast Meeting: N/ASports InformationSoccer Contact: Clint BurgiOffice Phone: (801) 863‐8644E‐mail: [email protected]

www.WolverineGreen.com

UtAH VALLEYOct. 20 | 7 p.m. | Dover, Del.

HOWARDOct. 28 | 6 p.m. | Washington D.C.

Quick FactsLocation: Washington, D.C.Founded: 1867Enrollment: 10,500Nickname: BisonColors: Navy Blue and WhiteConference: Great West ConferenceHome Field: William H. Greene StadiumPresident: Dr. Sidney A. RibeauAthletic Director: Louis “Skip” PerkinsSoccer StaffHead Coach: Brent LeibaAlma Mater: George Mason ‘01Record at HU: First SeasonCareer Record: SameAssistant Coach: Ellis PierreTeam Information2010 Overall Record: 6‐10‐02010 Conf. Record/Finish: 3‐3‐0 | 3rd EastSeries InformationAll‐time series: Howard leads, 11‐1‐0Last Meeting: 10/24/10 | Howard won, 3‐2, in Washington, D.C.Sports InformationSoccer Contact: Jamilah CorbittOffice Phone: (202) 806‐7184Fax: (202) 806‐9595E‐mail: [email protected]

www.Howard‐Bison.com

ALLTIME rosterAmaya, Christine 2007Angelus, Lindsay 2009

Bachoo, Savitre 2006‐08Benenour, Christina 2005Bernard, Mildred 2002‐04Blackman, Stephanie 2005Boursiquot, Chelsea 2011‐Brosky, Alexandra 2010Brotherson, Kaiesha 2007Brown, Chelsea 2009Brown, Danyelle 2004‐07

Cheng, Kelly 2007‐08Curtis, Brittany 2009‐10

Davis, Cameron 2002‐04Dingman, Brianna 2007‐10Duffy, Tracey 2002Dunlap, Ashleigh 2006Dunstan, DonnaRae 2002

Feinster, Nadia 2002‐04Fisher, Ashley 2005‐06Formey, Shynell 2002Fuller, Carina 2011‐

Gibson, Kelsey 2009‐Giorgilli, Michelle 2008‐Goldson, Kerry Ann 2006‐07Gourdine, Ashlee 2007‐09 Gourdine, Brittanee 2006‐08Gray, Jessica 2002‐04Green, Nicole 2002Green, Sheena 2002‐05Gregory, Tenille 2002Griffin, Brittany 2004‐07

Haas, Courtney 2007‐10Henry, Adaze 2005Herring, Kenya 2003Hollis, Candace 2006Hontz, Leah 2007‐10

Jackson, Brittany 2006Jackson, Cali 2006‐07James, Whitney 2004‐05Johnson, Malinda 2002‐05

Koslosky, Katelyn 2011‐

Lamont, Denise 2002Lee, Janelle 2005‐08Lesane, Latoya 2009‐10Lewis, Ashley 2002Lucas, Melissa 2002

Marshall, Randall 2009‐Massaquoi, Jeneba 2002‐05Mathis, Kristen 2007‐10McQueen, Tara 2006Melore, Kathryn 2010‐Melton, Taylor 2011‐Miller, Danielle 2007‐08Murphy, Casey 2006‐08

Numer, Kathleen 2011‐Nwachukwu, Vivian 2006

Ocansey, Elnora 2003Okubu, Marie 2004‐05Oliver, Amber 2002Olivier, Elizabeth 2010‐

Paca, Asia 2003Palmore, Jennifer 2004‐05Parris, Latonya 2002‐05Pelz‐Butler, Darcy 2010‐Pelz‐Butler, Kelly 2010‐Perez, Charissa 2004‐05Pinto, Maria Gabriela 2011‐Price, Lauren 2011‐

Rickard, Ashley 2006Ridener, Stephanie 2006‐07Robbins, Natalie 2005‐08

Salgado, Jeanette 2009‐Schech, Kaitlyn 2010‐Schrang, Allison 2007‐10Shell, Tiehise 2002‐03Siegmund, Maranatha 2005‐06Stalb, Kacie 2006Stanley, Krystal Ann 2002Strohm, Sammantha 2010‐Sweatt, Joselyn 2003Sylvester, Monique 2006

Thompson, Mica 2007Todesee, Weynhareg 2005

Vandenberge, Morgan 2009‐10Victory, Jori 2006‐07Villena, Arusha 2006

Wagner, Shannon 2003‐04Walker, Claire 2002‐05Wappett, Theresa 2009‐Wicker‐Solomon, Michelle 2002Wood, Navado 2007‐08Wright, Christina 2006Wyre, Candace 2009‐

Young, Alexandria 2010

Active Players in Bold

The DSU women’s soccer all‐time roster was compiled from the best available information. If

any player has been inadvertently omitted from the list, we apologize and ask anyone with

further information to contact the Athletics Media Relations office.


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2010 Results


RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 1170 170 0100 000CONFERENCE 060 030 030 000NONCONFERENCE 1110 140 070 000

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 20 at UMBC L 14 272Aug 22 DELAWARE L 07 48Aug 27 at FIU L 14 3538/29/20at FGCU L 06 134Sep 03 at Binghamton Univ. L 01 220Sep 05 at Cornell L 07 121Sep 08 RIDER L 03 57Sep 12 ST. PETER'S L 12 43Sep 19 WAGNER W 31 62Sep 24 at Canisius L 05 80Sep 28 LAFAYETT L 01 52Oct 03 at Navy L 06 317

* Oct 08 NJIT L 34 45* Oct 10 at South Carolina State L 04 85* Oct 15 HOWARD L 12 52* Oct 17 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE L 02 47* Oct 22 at NJIT L 01 221* Oct 24 at Howard L 23 240

TEAM STATISTICS DSU OPPSHOT STATISTICS GoalsShot attempts 12115 63345 Goals scored per game 0.67 3.50 Shot pct. . 1 0 4 . 1 8 3 S h o t s / G a m e 6.4 19.2CORNER KICKS 43 100PENALTY KICKS 00 11PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 0 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 406 2043 Dates/Avg Per Date 8/51 10/204 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% gw pkatt24 SALGADO,Jeanette 18 3 0 6 19 . 1 5 8 0 0 018 BROSKY,ALEXANDRA 8 0 1 1 15 . 0 0 0 0 0 09 WAPPETT,Theresa 18 2 2 6 14 . 1 4 3 1 0 06 WYRE,Candace 15 2 0 4 12 . 1 6 7 0 0 015 PELZBUTLER,Darcy 18 1 0 2 10 . 1 0 0 0 0 012 SCHECH,Kaitlyn 16 0 0 0 10 . 0 0 0 0 0 07 GIORGILLI,Michelle 17 2 1 5 8 . 2 5 0 0 0 010 GIBSON,Kelsey 17 0 1 1 6 . 0 0 0 0 0 014 VANDENBERGE,Morga 13 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 0 0 05 OLIVIER,ELIZABETH 14 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 0 0 077 MARSHALL,RANDALL 14 1 0 2 3 . 3 3 3 0 0 08 SCHRANG,ALLISON 13 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 0 0 02 PELZBUTLER,Kelly 16 0 0 0 3 . 0 0 0 0 0 021 MELORE,KATHRYN 15 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 019 HONTZ,LEAH 9 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 025 LESANE,Latoya 16 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 00 CURTIS,Brittany 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 023 MATHIS,Kristin 18 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 04 STROHM,Sammantha 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 03 DINGMAN,Brianna 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 01 HAAS,Courteney 17 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 000 YOUNG,Alexandria 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 18 12 5 29 115 . 1 0 4 1 0 0Opponents 18 63 54 180 345 . 1 8 3 16 1 1

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct WLT Sho1 HAAS,Courteney 17 1284:57 49 3.43 89 . 6 4 5 1130 000 YOUNG,Alexandria 7 321:19 14 3.92 25 . 6 4 1 020 0

Total 18 1606:16 63 3.53 114 . 6 4 4 1150 0Opponents 18 1606:16 12 0.67 50 . 8 0 6 1510 1 0

Goals by Period 1st 2nd TotalDelaware State 7 5 12Opponents 32 31 63

Shots by Period 1st 2nd TotalDelaware State 48 67 115Opponents 193 151 344

Saves by Period 1st 2nd TotalDelaware State 61 53 114Opponents 18 32 50

Corners by Period 1st 2nd TotalDelaware State 18 25 43Opponents 53 47 100

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd TotalDelaware State 55 31 86Opponents 49 43 92

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SEASON BY SEASON2002 Head Coach: Duane Henry (0‐15‐0)Overall: 0‐15‐0 H: 0‐5 R: 0‐8 N: 0‐2‐0Sept. 4 Youngstown State L 0‐14Sept. 11 Bucknell L 0‐9Sept. 14 St. Peter’s L 0‐14Sept. 22 UMBC L 0‐12Sept. 24 Virginia Commonwealth L 0‐17Sept. 28 Loyola (Md.) L 0‐13Oct. 2 Howard L 0‐11Oct. 5 South Carolina State# L 1‐10Oct. 6 Western Carolina# L 0‐9Oct. 9 Lafayette L 0‐11Oct. 18 Towson L 0‐17Oct. 21 Radford L 0‐10Oct. 26 Alabama A&M L 1‐9Oct. 27 Wagner L 0‐12Nov. 1 Citadel L 0‐12# ‐ Howard University Classic (Washington, D.C.)

2003 Head Coach: Duane Henry (0‐26‐0)Overall: 0‐11‐0 H: 0‐4‐0 R: 0‐7‐0 N: 0‐0‐0Sept. 5 Youngstown State L 0‐17Sept. 9 Howard L 0‐12Sept. 12 Wagner L 1‐17Sept. 14 St. Peter’s L 0‐11Sept. 17 Mount St. Mary’s L 0‐10Oct. 8 Lafayette L 0‐9Oct. 11 Drexel L 0‐9Oct. 17 NJIT L 1‐5Oct. 22 Lehigh L 0‐9Oct. 26 Radford L 0‐6Oct. 31 South Carolina State L 0‐10

2004 Head Coach: Duane Henry (1‐35‐0)Overall: 1‐9‐0 H: 0‐5‐0 R: 1‐4‐0 N: 0‐0‐0Sept. 8 Mount St. Mary’s L 0‐9Sept. 19 UMBC L 0‐5Sept. 24 Marist L 0‐11Sept. 26 Temple L 0‐8Oct. 1 South Carolina State L 1‐5Oct. 3 Grambling State L 0‐7Oct. 9 Alabama A&M L 0‐9Oct. 11 Wagner L 0‐12Oct. 21 Lincoln (Pa.) W 6‐0Nov. 5 Howard L 0‐13

2005 Head Coach: Matt Okoh (0‐14‐1 / 0‐4)O: 0‐14‐1 C: 0‐4‐0 H: 0‐7‐1 R: 0‐7‐0 N: 0‐0‐0Aug. 29 Mount St. Mary’s L 0‐10Sept. 6 Goldey‐Beacom L 2‐5Sept. 7 St. Francis (Pa.) L 0‐7Sept. 11 Elon L 0‐7Sept. 15 St. Peter’s L 0‐7Sept. 18 Temple L 0‐5Sept. 28 VMI L 0‐5Oct. 2 Felician T 1‐1Oct. 5 Howard* L 0‐4Oct. 8 Manhattan L 0‐4Oct. 13 South Carolina State* L 0‐4Oct. 15 NJIT L 1‐3Oct. 25 Wilmington (Del.) L 1‐8Oct. 28 IPFW* L 0‐7Oct. 29 Utah Valley State* L 0‐11* ‐ United Soccer Conference Game

2006 Head Coach: Matt Okoh (7‐25‐1 / 3‐5)O: 7‐11‐0 Conf: 3‐1‐0 Post‐season: 0‐1‐0Home: 5‐2‐0 Road: 2‐8‐0 Neutral: 0‐1‐0Aug. 27 Cleveland State L 0‐6Aug. 29 Felician W 5‐1Sept. 1 Albany L 0‐1Sept. 6 Long Island L 0‐8Sept. 8 Post University W 1‐0Sept. 12 Rider L 0‐3Sept. 15 St. Peter’s L 1‐2Sept. 17 VMI L 1‐3Sept. 20 Goldey‐Beacom W 2‐0Sept. 23 Molloy (N.Y.) L 0‐2Sept. 25 Marshall L 0‐10Oct. 1 Longwood* W 1‐0Oct. 4 Howard* W 6‐2Oct. 11 Manhattan L 0‐7Oct. 18 Wilmington (Del.) W 1‐0Oct. 27 Francis Marion L 0‐6Oct. 29 South Carolina State* W 3‐2 OTNov. 2 Utah Valley State# L 1‐3* ‐ United Soccer Conference Game# ‐ United Soccer Conference Tourn. (Washington, D.C.)

2007 Head Coach: Matt Okoh (10‐36‐3 / 4‐10‐0)Overall: 3‐11‐2 Conf: 1‐5‐0 Post‐season: 0‐1‐0Home: 3‐5‐2 Road: 0‐6‐0 Neutral: 0‐1‐0Aug. 31 Marshall L 0‐3Sept. 7 Florida Gulf Coast L 0‐4Sept. 9 Cleveland State L 0‐3Sept. 11 Molloy (N.Y.) W 6‐0Sept. 14 Quinnipiac L 0‐3Sept. 16 Concordia (N.Y.) W 8‐1Sept. 19 VMI T 0‐0Sept. 30 St. Peter’s L 0‐2Oct. 6 Longwood* L 0‐1Oct. 9 Rider L 1‐2Oct. 12 Howard* L 0‐1Oct. 17 Wilmington (Del.) T 1‐1Oct. 20 Utah Valley State* L 1‐5Oct. 26 NJIT* L 0‐2Oct. 30 Albany L 0‐2Nov. 4 South Carolina State* W 1‐0Nov. 7 Howard# L 0‐3* ‐ United Soccer Conference Game# ‐ United Soccer Conference Tournament (Orem, Utah)

2008 Head Coach: Nitan Soni (3‐11‐1 / 1‐4‐0)Overall: 3‐11‐1 Conf: 1‐4‐0 Post‐season: 0‐0‐0Home: 2‐5‐0 Road: 1‐6‐1 Neutral: 0‐0‐0Aug. 29 La Salle L 0‐3Aug. 31 Long Island L 1‐5Sept. 3 Wagner L 1‐2Sept. 7 Quinnipiac L 0‐1Sept. 12 George Washington L 0‐4Sept. 14 Concordia (N.Y.) W 3‐0Sept. 22 Wilmington (Del.) T 4‐4Sept. 26 St. Peter’s W 1‐0Sept. 28 VMI L 0‐5Oct. 1 Howard* L 0‐5Oct. 6 Navy L 0‐5Oct. 12 Utah Valley State* L 0‐3Oct. 17 NJIT* W 1‐0Oct. 19 Longwood* L 0‐2Oct. 26 South Carolina State* L 1‐3* ‐ United Soccer Conference Game

2009 Head Coach: Nitan Soni (4‐26‐3 / 1‐9‐1)Overall: 1‐15‐2 Conf: 0‐5‐1 Post‐season: 0‐1‐0Home: 1‐6‐1 Road: 0‐8‐1 Neutral: 0‐1‐0Sept. 1 Rider L 0‐2Sept. 4 Lafayette L 0‐4Sept. 6 Wagner L 0‐7Sept. 11 Canisius L 0‐3Sept. 14 VMI W 1‐0Sept. 18 Delaware L 0‐7Sept. 25 Howard* L 0‐3Sept. 27 Navy L 0‐2Sept. 30 American L 0‐3Oct. 2 UMBC L 1‐3Oct. 4 South Carolina State* L 0‐1Oct. 11 Howard* L 2‐5Oct. 15 St. Peter’s L 0‐2Oct. 18 NJIT* L 1‐2Oct. 23 NJIT* L 2‐5Oct. 25 South Carolina State* T 1‐1Oct. 29 Wilmington (Del.) T 2‐2Nov. 6 Utah Valley# L 1‐6* ‐ Great West Conference Game# ‐ Great West Conference Tournament (Newark, N.J.)

2010 Head Coach: Nitan Soni (5‐43‐3 / 1‐15‐1)Overall: 1‐17‐0 Conf: 0‐6‐0 Post‐season: 0‐0‐0Home: 1‐7‐0 Road: 0‐10‐0 Neutral: 0‐0‐0Aug. 20 UMBC L 1‐4Aug. 22 Delaware L 0‐7Aug. 27 Florida International L 1‐4Aug. 29 Florida Gulf Coast L 0‐6Sept. 3 Binghamton L 0‐1Sept. 5 Cornell L 0‐7Sept. 8 Rider L 0‐3Sept. 12 St. Peter’s L 1‐2Sept. 19 Wagner W 2‐1Sept. 24 Canisius L 0‐5Sept. 28 Lafayette L 0‐1Oct. 3 Navy L 0‐6Oct. 8 NJIT* L 3‐4Oct. 10 South Carolina State* L 0‐4Oct. 15 Howard* L 1‐2Oct. 17 South Carolina State* L 0‐2Oct. 22 NJIT* L 0‐1Oct. 24 Howard* L 2‐3* ‐ Great West Conference Game Home games bolded


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ALLTIME opponentsSchool W‐L‐T Last Win Last Loss Last Tie Home Away NeutralAlabama A&M 0‐2‐0 N/A 2004 N/A 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Albany 0‐2‐0 N/A 2007 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0American 0‐1‐0 N/A 2009 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Binghamton 0‐1‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Bucknell 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Canisius 0‐2‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Citadel 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Cleveland State 0‐2‐0 N/A 2007 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Concordia (N.Y.) 2‐0‐0 2008 N/A N/A 2‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Cornell 0‐1‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Delaware 0‐2‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Drexel 0‐1‐0 N/A 2003 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Elon 0‐1‐0 N/A 2005 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Felician 1‐0‐1 2006 N/A 2005 0‐0‐1 1‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Florida Gulf Coast 0‐2‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Florida International 0‐1‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Francis Marion 0‐1‐0 N/A 2006 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0George Washington 0‐1‐0 N/A 2008 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Goldey‐Beacom 1‐1‐0 2006 2005 N/A 1‐1‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Grambling State 0‐1‐0 N/A 2004 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Howard 1‐11‐0 2006 2010 N/A 1‐5‐0 0‐5‐0 0‐1‐0IPFW 0‐1‐0 N/A 2005 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0La Salle 0‐1‐0 N/A 2008 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Lafayette 0‐4‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐2‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0Lehigh 0‐1‐0 N/A 2003 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Lincoln (Pa.) 1‐0‐0 2004 N/A N/A 0‐0‐0 1‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Long Island 0‐2‐0 N/A 2008 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0Longwood 1‐2‐0 2006 2008 N/A 1‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Loyola (Md.) 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Manhattan 0‐2‐0 N/A 2006 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Marist 0‐1‐0 N/A 2004 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Marshall 0‐2‐0 N/A 2007 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Molloy (N.Y.) 1‐1‐0 2007 2006 N/A 1‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Mount St. Mary’s 0‐3‐0 N/A 2005 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0Navy 0‐3‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0NJIT 1‐7‐0 2008 2010 N/A 0‐4‐0 1‐3‐0 0‐0‐0Post 1‐0‐0 2006 N/A N/A 1‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0Quinnipiac 0‐2‐0 N/A 2008 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Radford 0‐2‐0 N/A 2003 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Rider 0‐4‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐2‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0St. Francis (Pa.) 0‐1‐0 N/A 2005 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0St. Peter’s 1‐7‐0 2008 2010 N/A 1‐3‐0 0‐4‐0 0‐0‐0Temple 0‐2‐0 N/A 2005 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Towson 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0South Carolina State 2‐8‐1 2007 2010 2009 1‐4‐0 1‐3‐1 0‐1‐0UMBC 0‐4‐0 N/A 2010 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐3‐0 0‐0‐0Utah Valley 0‐5‐0 N/A 2009 N/A 0‐1‐0 0‐2‐0 0‐2‐0Virginia Commonwealth 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0VMI 1‐3‐1 2009 2008 2007 1‐1‐1 0‐2‐0 0‐0‐0Wagner 1‐5‐0 2010 2009 N/A 1‐2‐0 0‐3‐0 0‐0‐0Western Carolina 0‐1‐0 N/A 2002 N/A 0‐0‐0 0‐0‐0 0‐1‐0Wilmington (Del.) 1‐1‐3 2006 2005 2009 1‐1‐2 0‐0‐1 0‐0‐0Youngstown State 0‐2‐0 N/A 2003 N/A 1‐0‐0 0‐1‐0 0‐0‐0Overall Record 16‐115‐6

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HORNET RECORDSMost Games Played G Year Overall Record 18 2006 7‐11‐0 18 2009 1‐15‐2 18 2010 1‐17‐0Most Wins W Year Overall Record 7 2006 7‐11‐0 3 2007 3‐11‐2 3 2008 3‐11‐1Best Winning Percentage % Year Overall Record .389 2006 7‐11‐0First Game Won 10/21/04 at Lincoln (Pa.) ‐ 6‐0Most Consecutive Games Won W Dates 2 10/1/06 vs. Longwood to 10/4/06 vs. HowardMost Home Wins W Year Home Record 5 2006 5‐2‐0 3 2007 3‐5‐2Most Road Wins W Year Road Record 2 2006 2‐8‐0Most Losses L Year Overall Record 17 2010 1‐17‐0 15 2009 1‐15‐2 15 2002 0‐15‐0Most Consecutive Games Lost Single Season L Dates 15 2002 (0‐15‐0)Most Consecutive Games Lost L Dates 34 9/4/02 vs. Youngstown State to 10/11/04 at Lincoln (Pa.)

Most Games Tied T Season Overall Record 2 2007 3‐11‐2 2 2009 1‐15‐2Most Consecutive Games Tied T Dates 2 10/25/09 vs. South Carolina St. to 10/29/09 vs. WilmingtonGoals G Date Opponent 8 9/16/07 Concordia (N.Y.) 6 10/4/06 Howard 6 10/21/04 at Lincoln (Pa.) 6 9/11/07 at Molloy (N.Y.) 5 8/29/06 at Felician 4 9/22/08 at Wilmington (Del.) 22 2006 SEASONGoals Allowed GA Date Opponent 17 9/24/02 at VCU 17 10/18/02 at Towson 17 9/5/03 at Youngstown State 17 9/12/03 at Wagner 170 2002 SEASONGoals in a Half G Date Opponent 6 9/16/07 Concordia (N.Y.) ‐ 2nd

4 10/4/04 Howard ‐ 1st 4 10/21/04 at Lincoln (Pa.) ‐ 1st

4 9/11/07 at Molloy (N.Y.) ‐ 2nd

Points P Date Opponent 18 9/16/07 Concordia (N.Y.) 16 9/11/07 at Molloy (N.Y.) 13 10/4/06 Howard 13 8/29/06 at Felician 49 2006 SEASON 42 2007 SEASONPoints Allowed PA Date Opponent 50 10/18/02 at Towson 47 9/24/02 at VCU 440 2002 SEASON

SEASON RECORDS Shots S Date Opponent 28 10/4/06 Howard 25 10/29/09 Wilmington (Del.) 17 9/20/06 Goldey‐Beacom 17 10/29/06 at Felician 178 2006 SEASON 136 2007 SEASONShots Allowed SA Date Opponent 65 10/18/02 at Towson 61 9/25/02 at VCU 237 2002 SEASON 235 2009 SEASONShots on Goal SOG Date Opponent 18 10/4/06 Howard 12 10/29/09 Wilmington (Del.) 11 9/20/06 Goldey‐Beacom 11 9/19/10 Wagner 95 2006 SEASON 75 2007 SEASONSaves S Date Opponent 20 9/12/08 at Wilmington (Del.) 18 9/30/09 at American 194 2003 SEASON 176 2009 SEASONCorner Kicks (2006 on) CK Date Opponent 10 10/29/06 at South Carolina St. 43 2006/10 SEASONCorner Kicks Allowed (2006 on) CKA Date Opponent 15 9/11/09 Canisius 12 9/12/08 at George Wash. 12 9/30/09 at American 12 10/15/09 at St. Peter’s 12 8/27/10 at FIU 121 2009 SEASON

Goals G Year Player 5 2006 Savitre Bachoo 4 2006 Jori Victory 4 2006 Danyelle Brown 4 2007 Brittanee Gouradine 4 2007 Danielle Miller 4 2008 Danielle MillerAssists A Year Player 3 2008 Savitre Bachoo 2 2006 Stephanie Ridener 2 2007 Brittanee Gourdine 2 2008 Leah Hontz 2 2009 Ashlee Gourdine 2 2010 Theresa WappettPoints P Year Player 11 2006 Savitre Bachoo 10 2007 Brittanee Gourdine 9 2006 Jori Victory 9 2008 Danielle Miller 8 2006 Danyelle Brown 8 2007 Danielle Miller 8 2008 Leah Hontz

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

Shots S Year Player 41 2006 Stephanie Ridener 40 2006 Savitre Bachoo 26 2006 Jori Victory 22 2009 Theresa Wappett 20 2007 Brittanee Gourdine 20 2007 Danielle MillerShots on Goal SOG Year Player 21 2006 Savitre Bachoo 16 2006 Stephanie Ridener 14 2006 Jori Victory 14 2007 Brittanee GourdineSaves S Year Player 186 2003 Jessica Gray 129 2008 Courtney Haas 123 2002 Krystal Ann Stanley 112 2004 Whitney James 111 2006 Tara McQueenShutouts SO Year Player 4 2006 Tara McQueene

Goals G Player Date 3 Danielle Miller 9/22/08 at Wilmington 2 Cali Jackson 10/4/06 vs. Howard 2 Savitre Bachoo 8/29/06 vs. Felician 2 Jessica Gray 10/21/04 vs. Lincoln 2 Ashlee Gourdine 9/16/07 vs. Concordia 2 Brittanee Gourdine 9/16/07 vs. Concordia 2 Danielle Miller 9/16/07 vs. ConcordiaAssists A Player Date 1 MultiplePoints P Player Date 6 Danielle Miller 9/22/08 at Wilmington 5 Brittanee Gourdine 9/16/07 vs. Concordia 5 Brittanee Gourdine 9/11/07 vs. Molloy 5 Savitre Bachoo 8/29/06 vs. Felician 4 Cali Jackson 10/4/06 vs. Howard 4 Jessica Gray 10/21/04 vs. LincolnShots S Player Date 7 Savitre Bachoo 8/29/06 vs. Felician 6 Stephanie Ridener 9/1/06 vs. Albany 6 Ashlee Gourdine 10/29/09 vs. Wilmington 5 MultipleShots on Goal SOG Player Date 4 Stephanie Ridener 9/1/06 vs. Albany 4 Savitre Bachoo 9/15/06 vs. St. Peter’s 4 Jori Victory 9/30/07 vs. Concordia 4 Brittanee Gourdine 9/16/07 vs. ConcordiaSaves S Player Date 24 Jessica Gray 9/14/03 vs. St. Peter’s 22 Jessica Gray 10/8/03 vs. Lafayette 21 Whitney James 10/9/04 vs. Alabama A&M 20 Courtney Haas 9/12/08 at George Wash. 19 Shannon Wagner 9/26/04 vs. Temple

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

CAREER RECORDS

Goals G Player Years 8 Danielle Miller 2007‐08 7 Savitree Bachoo 2006‐08 6 Ashlee Gourdine 2007‐09 5 Brittanee Gourdine 2006‐08 5 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 4 Jori Victory 2006‐07 4 Danyelle Brown 2004‐07 4 Cali Jackson 2006‐07 4 Michelle Giorgilli 2008‐

Assists A Player Years 5 Savitre Bachoo 2006‐08 3 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 3 Ashlee Gourdine 2007‐09 2 Brittanee Gourdine 2006‐08 2 Leah Hontz 2007‐10 2 Stephanie Ridener 2006‐07 Points P Player Years 19 Savitre Bachoo 2006‐08 17 Danielle Miller 2007‐08 15 Ashlee Gourdine 2007‐09 13 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 12 Brittanee Gourdine 2006‐08 9 Michelle Giorgilli 2008‐ 9 Leah Hontz 2007‐10 9 Jori Victory 2006‐07

Shots S Player Years 68 Savitre Bachoo 2006‐08 50 Stephanie Ridener 2006‐07 39 Jori Victory 2006‐07 36 Jeanette Salgado 2009‐ 36 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 35 Danielle Miller 2007‐08 33 Brittanee Gourdine 2006‐08 31 Ashlee Gourdine 2007‐09

Shots on Goal SOG Player Years 33 Savitre Bachoo 2006‐08 24 Jori Victory 2006‐07 20 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 19 Jeanette Salgado 2009‐ 19 Brittanee Gourdine 2006‐08 19 Stephanie Ridener 2006‐07

Saves S Player Years 380 Courtney Haas 2007‐10 198 Whitney James 2004‐05 186 Jessica Gray 2003 123 Krystal Ann Stanley 2002 111 Tara McQueen 2006

Most Shutouts SO Player Years 4 Courtney Haas 2007‐10 4 Tara McQueen 2006

Most Games Played G Player Years 58 Leah Hontz 2007‐10 56 Courtney Haas 2007‐10 56 Allison Schrang 2007‐10 50 Michelle Giorgilli 2008‐ 50 Briana Dingman 2007‐10 47 Jeneba Massaquoi 2002‐05 45 Ashlee Gourdine 2007‐09 40 Savitre Bachoo 2006‐08 36 Theresa Wappett 2009‐ 36 Jeanette Salgado 2009‐ 35 Kelsey Gibson 2008‐

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GREAT WEST CONFERENCE

2010 REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS Div. PCT. Overall Pct.EAST

South Carolina State 6‐0‐0 1.000 13‐6‐1 .650NJIT 3‐3‐0 .500 4‐13‐1 .222Howard 3‐3‐0 .500 6‐10‐0 .375Delaware State 0‐6‐0 .000 1‐17‐0 .056

West

Utah Valley 5‐1‐0 .833 10‐9‐1 .500North Dakota 4‐2‐0 .667 6‐12‐0 .333Houston Baptist 2‐4‐0 .333 7‐13‐1 .333South Dakota 1‐5‐0 .167 4‐12‐2 .222

The Great West Conference is made up of 10 intercollegiate institu‐tions that range geographically from New Jersey to Texas to Califor‐nia. The 10 member schools are spread out over seven states and four time zones, giving each school added exposure ‐ both in terms of media and recruiting ‐ in new destinations. The conference affilia‐tion also generates much interest within the 10 institutions' substan‐tial alumni base.

The conference, which began as a football‐only league, took a giant leap in the collegiate athletic world when the conference expanded to include several additional sports and several new members.

Joining the league on July 10, 2008 were Houston Baptist Univer‐sity, New Jersey Institute of Technology, University of North Dakota, University of South Dakota, Texas‐Pan American and Utah Valley University. Chicago State accepted the league's invitation to join in October, 2008. These seven schools joined football only members Cal Poly, UC Davis and Southern Utah University to make up the 10‐member league.

In addition to football, championships conducted during the 2008‐09 academic year were men's and women's cross country, men's and women's indoor and outdoor track and field, and men's and women's golf. Team sports in baseball, basketball, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball begin league play in 2009‐10.

As the conference began planning for multi‐team sport competi‐tion in 2009‐10, several teams were added in the sports of women's soccer and baseball to help provide a more diverse and competitive field. Delaware State, Howard and South Carolina State joined as associate members in women's soccer, giving the Great West two, four‐team divisions. The associate members, plus NJIT, make up the Eastern Division, while North Dakota, South Dakota, Houston Baptist and Utah Valley play in the West. Northern Colorado and New York Institute of Technology joined as associate members in baseball, giving the Great West eight playing members. In addition, Seattle University was added as an associate member in cross country and track and field in 2009.

Officially announced Feb. 25, 2004, charter members of the Great West Football Conference were California Polytechnic State Univer‐sity; University of California, Davis; North Dakota State University; University of Northern Colorado; South Dakota State University; and Southern Utah University.

Conference competition began on Sept. 4, 2004 with UC Davis scoring a 52‐0 win over South Dakota State and Northern Colorado notching a 15‐13 win over North Dakota State.

The Great West continues its proud tradition in football and has been rated as one of the best in Football Championship Subdivision and ahead of Football Bowl Subdivision leagues such as the Mid‐American Conference and the Sun Belt. The league boasted wins over FBS teams the last four years, with victories over Ball State, San Diego State, Minnesota and Central Michigan. In the final CSN poll of 2006, NDSU was 5th, Cal Poly 14th, SDSU 21st and UC Davis 24th, giving the Great West 80 percent of its membership in the rankings.

Cal Poly and UC Davis shared the league's championship with identi‐cal 4‐1 records in 2005, with Cal Poly gaining an at‐large entry into the NCAA Division I‐AA playoffs. The Mustangs advanced to the sec‐ond round of the playoffs after avenging a regular season loss with a victory at Montana before losing at Texas State. Cal Poly ranked No. 6 in the final 2005 USA/Today/ESPN Coaches I‐AA Top 25 poll and re‐turned to the FCS Playoffs in 2008, ranked No. 8 in the final poll. UC Davis put the Great West on the map early in the 2005 season with a win over Stanford in what media observers believed to be the biggest upset of the 2005 college football season.

The Great West Conference recognizes student‐athletes on both a weekly and full‐season basis. Individual awards include Players of the Week; All‐Conference teams; an Academic All‐Conference team; and Player, Newcomer and Coach of the Year awards. The league also crowns team champions for both regular season and post‐season competition.

The governance of the Great West Conference remains primarily with the member institutions. Each member institution is represented on the President's Council by its respective CEO. The general operations and management of the Conference will be conducted by the Direc‐tors of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrators (Joint Council). Scheduling of contests, assignment of officials and certain media relations functions remain with member institutions.


DELAWARE STATE



DEREK CARTER

ADAthletic Director

Third Season

B.S. ‐ Virginia Tech ‘85

M.S. ‐ Tennessee‐Knoxville ‘91

Sports Management Institute ‘97

2009‐Pres. Delaware State University Athletic Director2003‐2009 Bowie State University Athletic Director2001‐2003 Virginia State University Athletic Director2000‐2001 Virginia Tech Monogram Club Director1998‐2000 Patrick Henry High School (Ashland, Va.) Director of Athletics1997 Sports Management Institute The Executive Program graduate1994‐1998 Virginia Tech Asst. Athletic Director Compliance, Spring Sports, Student Life1991 Tennessee‐Knoxville M.S. ‐ Sport Management1985 Virginia Tech B.S. ‐ Marketing Education Four‐year Football Letterwinner All‐Decade Hokies’ Football Team Member

Carter Year by Year

Derek Carter was appointed as Delaware State Univer‐sity’s Director of Athletics on April 9, 2009. Carter imme‐diately began strengthening all aspects of DSU athletics, including academic services for all student‐athletes, fund raising, facility improvements and community support.

Since coming to Delaware State, Carter has reached out to alumni, students, businesses and the community at large to solicit support for the university’s athletics programs. He has traveled throughout the state and region to share his vision for athletics at the university. At the same time, Carter has challenged all DSU teams and student‐athletes to give back through community outreach. Hornet student athletes, coaches and staff members performed hundreds of community service hours during Carter’s tenure, ranging from home repairs to mentoring.

Delaware State’s school‐record 122 student‐athletes listed on the 2010‐11 Mid‐Eastern Athletic Conference Commissioner’s All‐Academic Team, tops among all league schools, highlighted Carter’s second full academic year at the university. The MEAC All‐Academic Team rec‐ognizes non‐freshmen student‐athletes with a cumulative grade‐point‐average of 3.0 or higher.

During the 2010‐11 academic year, Carter launched the inaugural Athletic Director’s Commencement Breakfast to honor graduating DSU student‐athletes. The event included academic achievement awards, highlighted by recognition of three senior athletes who earned perfect 4.0 grade point averages throughout their career.

Carter was also appointed to the NCAA Football Cham‐pionship Subdivision (FCS) Tournament Committee in 2010.

In Carter’s first full year at Delaware State, the Hornets placed 98 student‐athletes on the MEAC Commissioner’s All‐Academic Team (then a school record). Delaware State also earned national recognition under Carter for the selection of senior Kalyn Washburn as the 2010 NCAA Elite 88 Award recipient for women’s bowl‐ing. The Elite 88 is presented to the student‐athlete with the highest cumulative grade‐point average participating at the finals site for each of the NCAA’s 88 champion‐ships. In addition, Washburn was named the 2010 MEAC Woman of the Year. The award, selected annually by MEAC senior woman administrators, celebrates the achievements of female senior student‐athletes who have excelled in academics, athletics, service and leadership.

In addition, Carter fully endorsed the establishment of the Delaware Diamond Extravaganza, an annual event to celebrate the achievements of women in athletics.

Carter’s influence at Delaware State has also been evi‐dent on the fields of play. During the 2010‐11 athletic year, Delaware State captured the MEAC softball Northern Division crown en route to an appearance in the league championship game.

Also in 2010, Hornet volleyball team advanced to the MEAC Tournament championship match for the first time since 1986.

Delaware State’s equestrian team made history last year by sending its English and Western squads to the sport’s national championship competition for the first time.

The DSU track and field teams have continued their dominance during Carter’s tenure. The Hornets captured MEAC indoor titles in men’s 1600‐meter relay and the 800‐meter run this past year. In addition, the Hornets achieved All‐America First Team status in the outdoor 1600‐meter relay and second team recognition in the

400‐meter hurdles. Also last year, Kendra Mayers (long jump) became the first DSU female to compete in the NCAA National Championship since 2002.

Delaware State also featured the MEAC softball (Jordan Reid) and baseball (Scott Davis) players‐of‐the‐year dur‐ing the 2010‐11 athletic season.

Highlighted by second place finishes in basketball and cross country, Delaware State was runner‐up for the 2009‐10 MEAC Talmadge Hill Award for top overall performance in men’s sports during Carter’s first full year at the university. The Hornet men’s outdoor 1600‐meter relay team also captured the MEAC title and qualified for the NCAA championship for the second straight year. On the women’s side, Delaware State claimed its second consecutive MEAC championship and NCAA Tournament appearance in women’s bowling during the 2009‐10 athletic year. Hornet sophomore Jordan Reid was also named MEAC Softball Player of the Year. Carter brought a wealth of experience in athletics admin‐istration to Delaware State. Prior to his appointment at DSU, he served as athletics director at Bowie State University in Bowie, Md., for six years beginning in 2003. Under Carter’s leadership, Bowie State achieved a great deal of success. The bowling team won two‐straight CIAA titles (2005 and 2006) and was the conference runner‐up in 2009. The squad also claimed the Eastern Division title in 2006. The softball team claimed CIAA championships in 2007 and 2008, earning bids into the NCAA Division II Tournament each of those years. The women’s basketball team earned CIAA Eastern Division titles in 2008 and 2009 and was conference runner‐up in ‘09. In 2005, the football team claimed the league’s Eastern Division championship. Prior to his tenure at Bowie State, Carter served from 2001 to 2003 as the athletics director at Virginia State University in Petersburg, Va. His resume’ also includes two stints at his alma mater, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. From 2000 to 2001, he was director of Virginia Tech’s Monogram Club, an organization designed to foster fellowship among student‐athletes. From 1994 to 1998, Carter was an assistant athletics director at Virginia Tech in posts that focused on spring sports, compliance and student life.

In between his Virginia Tech stints, Carter served as the director of athletics at Patrick Henry High School in Ashland, Va., from 1998 to 2000. Carter earned a Bachelor of Science degree in marketing education from Virginia Tech (’85) and a Master of Sci‐ence degree in sports management from the University of Tennessee‐Knoxville (’91). He is also a 1997 graduate of the “The Executive Program” of the Sports Management Institute. Born and raised in Washington, D.C., Carter was a football and basketball standout at DeMatha High School in Hyattsville, Md., before enrolling at Virginia Tech. He was a four‐year football letterman at Virginia Tech (1981‐1984). After performing at wingback in his first season with the Hokies, he was a starter in the defensive backfield his final three years. Carter was a defensive teammate of former Buffalo Bills defensive lineman and a 2009 NFL Hall of Fame inductee Bruce Smith. As a result of his defensive exploits, Carter was named to the 1980s Virginia Tech All‐Decade Hokies’ Football Team. He also earned an opportunity to try out as a free agent with the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles in 1985. Carter is a member of the National Association of Col‐legiate Directors of Athletics.

He and his wife, Karen, are the parents of two sons – Bryce (11) and Cole (6).

WOmen’s soccer

Candy Young Sanders was appointed as a Delaware State Uni‐versity Associate Athletic Director in July 2010. She continues as the athletic department’s Senior Woman Administrator. Sanders served as an Assistant Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator since July 2008. She also served as DSU’s Acting Director of Athletics during the 2008‐09 school year.

From 2006 to 2010, she directed the Delaware State women’s cross country and track & field teams.

Sanders spearheaded the inaugural “Delaware Diamond Extravaganza in Feb. 2010 that honored 12 individuals for their commitment to women’s athletics.

Sanders is a member of the Delaware State University Long‐Range Strategic Planning Moni‐toring Committee, and serves as chairperson of the Mid‐Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) Woman‐of‐the‐Year Committee. She is also a member of the United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association Strategic Planning Committee, and previously served on the executive committee for USA Track & Field for eight years.

Before embarking on her coaching career, Sanders was internationally known as a record‐setting hurdler. A 100‐meter hurdler on the 1980 U.S. Olympic Team, she also holds two in‐door world records and a Junior American record. In addition, Sanders is a two‐time National Indoor Champion, four‐time NCAA indoor champion and eight‐time NCAA All‐America.

Sanders earned a B.A. in biological education from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Te‐aneck, N.J., in 1985, and a master’s in sports management from Delaware State in 2008.

In 1979, she was the Sports Illustrated National High School Athlete‐of‐the‐Year. Sanders was a 2008 inductee into the Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletics Hall‐of‐Fame.

ADMINISTRATIONCANDY YOUNG sanders

Associate Athletics DirectorSenior Woman Administrator

PJ MOSESAssociate Athletics Director

Internal OperationsPegjohngy Moses is entering her fourth season with athletics and 13th overall at Delaware State. She is responsible for athletics compliance, eligibility and student welfare.

Prior to her DSU appointment, Moses was assistant athletic director for compliance and senior woman administrator at the University of Texas‐Pan American for four years.

Moses has also served in collegiate athletics compliance at Tennessee‐Chattanooga, Central Florida, Cornell and Brown.

A native of Goldsboro, N.C., Moses earned a bachelor’s in political science/history from Duke University and law degree from Tulane.

eric HARTAssociate Athletics DirectorStudent‐Athlete Services

Diaese Graves is in her fifth season with Delaware State Univer‐sity Athletic Department. She serves as Assistant Athletic Director for Administration and is responsible for the day to day opera‐tions of the department. Including preparing and monitoring the Athletic Budget, handling of personnel issues, servicing student athlete’s accounts and planning and implementing policies and procedures within the Department.

Prior to her appointment at DSU, Ms. Graves worked in the private business world with her last appointment being in the private banking sector as a commercial credit analyst with the responsibility of analyzing financial reports of current and potential clients and as a Commercial Banking Associate.

Born in Mobile, Alabama, Ms. Graves first moved to Dover, Delaware in 1971 from the Philippine Islands. She is a graduate from Dover High School and is also a graduate of Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta, GA with a BA in Mass Communication and received her certification as a Commercial Credit Analyst from Temple University. Ms. Graves currently resides in Dover, Del.

dennis jonesAssistant Athletics Director

Media Relations

Eric Hart was introduced as the associate athletic director for academic services on July 1, 2009. Hart brings with him a wealth of knowledge in higher education and athletic administration and is committed to the total well being of student‐athletes and believes that graduating with a degree is the cornerstone of the student‐athlete experience.

Under Hart’s leadership, DSU student‐athletes have boasted the highest academic marks in school history. DSU led the MEAC with 122 Commissioner’s All‐Academic team recepients during the 2010 academic year; up from 98 the year before. DSU placed 166 student‐athletes on its Hornet Honor Roll during the fall 2009 semester; with 73 student‐athletes earning Dean’s List (3.25 or higher) and 33 student‐athletes earning President’s List (4.00). In 2011, Delaware State University inducted 39 student‐athletes with a 3.40 cumulative grade point average or higher into Chi Alpha Sigma National Student‐Athlete Honor Society.

Hart has help guide three teams at DSU to achieve scores of 1000 on the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate’s single year score. Hart and his staff have aspirations to see team improve upon their Academic Progress Rate (single and multi‐year scores). In addition to his responsi‐bilities within Academic Services, he has helped serve on a multitude of committees, includ‐ing search committees that netted the University’s Registrar, Head Football Coach (Kermit Blount) and Director of Academic Enrichment Services. He also plays an integral role on the University’s Retention, Self‐Study, Academic Calendar, Academic Progress Rate (co‐chair) and Academic Advising committees. Beginning in the fall 2011, Eric will be serving as Peer Reviewer with the NCAA’s Athletic Certification Review.

A native of Stoneville, N.C., Hart was a student‐athlete at Appalachian State University and earned a B.S. in elementary education (‘97), a Master of Education in school counseling at the University of Georgia (‘99), and an Ed.S. in Counseling from the University of Tennessee (‘01). He is also a 2009 graduate of the NCAA Leadership Institute for Ethnic Minority Males and Females.

He is married to Erin Hill of North Carolina, by way of Baton Rouge, La.

Jones previously served as a staff writer, assistant sports informa‐tion director and director of sports information since joining the Delaware State University staff in 1996. In addition, he has handled radio play‐by‐play duties for the Hornet football, and men’s and women’s basketball teams. He has assisted the NCAA, along with national and local media for Delaware State’s national championship competitions in men’s basketball, women’s basket‐ball, football, softball and bowlling.

He currently overeas the daily media relations and statistics for the university’s 16 sports.

Prior to joining the Delaware State staff, Jones was News/Sports Director at WDOV/WDSD Radio in Dover, Del. He joined the stations in 1981 as a reporter and was promoted to News/Sports Director in 1985. In addition to covering Delaware news and sports, Jones occasionally filed written and audio reports for the Associated Press, Mutual Broadcasting Network and United Press International during his tenure with the stations. He also served as play‐by‐play announcer for high school football broadcasts on the stations from 1987 to 1996.

He also served as play‐by‐play announcer and color commentator for local cable televi‐sion high school football and basketball broadcasts.

A graduate of Glassboro State (now Rowan) in New Jersey, Jones resides in Dover, Del. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors Association (CoSIDA).

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sTAFF DIRECTORYADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT STAFFDerek Carter .............................................. Director of Athletics ......................................................................... (302) 857‐6030 .................................................... [email protected] Young Sanders ............................... Associate Athletics Director/Senior Woman Administrator .............. (302) 857‐7633 ..................................................csanders@desu.eduDiaese Graves ............................................ Assistant Athletics Director for Athletics Administration .................. (302) 857‐6030 ................................................... [email protected] Moses ...................................... Associate Athletics Director for Internal Operations ......................... (302) 857‐7047 ...................................................pjmoses@desu.eduMichael Rogers .......................................... Coordinator of Athletic Facilities/Events .......................................... (302) 857‐6067 .................................................. [email protected] SERVICES Eric Hart .................................................... Associate Athletic Director/Student Services .................................... (302) 857‐7542 ....................................................... [email protected] Durrington................................... Learning Specialist ........................................................................... (302) 857‐7304 .............................................rdurrington@desu.eduSandria Johnson ........................................ Academic Counselor ........................................................................ (302) 857‐6038 ................................................. [email protected] Sanchez ........................................... Academic Counselor ........................................................................ (302) 857‐7974 ................................................. [email protected] Taylor .............................................. Academic Counselor ......................................................................... (302) 857‐7415 .................................................... [email protected] Springs ............................................. Head Equipment Manager ............................................................... (302) 857‐7445 ................................................. [email protected] Wright ........................................... Assistant Equipment Manager .......................................................... (302) 857‐7445 .................................................................................MEDIA RELATIONSDennis Jones ............................................. Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations ................................ (302) 857‐6068 ...................................................... [email protected] Hayon ........................................... Sports Information Director .............................................................. (302) 857‐6239 ....................................................mhayon@desu.eduSPORTS MEDICINELori Leary .................................................. Director of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic Trainer ........................... (302) 857‐7554 ....................................................... [email protected] Hoffman ......................................... Associate Head Athletic Trainer ........................................................ (302) 857‐7554 ................................................ [email protected] Cooper ............................................ Associate Athletic Trainer .................................................................. (302) 857‐7554 ................................................... [email protected] Sley ................................................... Associate Athletic Trainer .................................................................. (302) 857‐7554 ........................................................ [email protected] Astolfi ......................................... Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer ................................................... (302) 857‐7554 .................................................................................Tony Reed ................................................. Team Physican ................................................................................. (302) 857‐7551 ......................................... [email protected] & CONDITIONING TBA ........................................................... Director of Strength & Conditioning ................................................ (302) 857‐6026 .................................................................................TICKET OFFICEChantae’ Vinson ........................................ Ticket Manager ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7497 ....................................................cvinson@desu.eduBASEBALL JP Blandin .................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐6035 .................................................. [email protected] August .............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7809 ..................................................maugust@desu.eduMEN’S BASKETBALLGreg Jackson ............................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7493 ..................................................gjackson@desu.eduArthur Tyson ............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7461 ..................................................... [email protected] Walker ............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6139 ................................................. [email protected] Wilkerson ........................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7449 ....................................................jwilkers@desu.eduMike Bernard ............................................ Director of Basketball Operations .................................................... (302) 857‐7507 ................................................mbernard@desu.eduJane Hicks .................................................. Administrative Assistant ................................................................... (302) 857‐7493 .......................................................jhicks@desu.eduWOMEN’S BASKETBALLEd Davis .................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐6041 ......................................................edavis@desu.eduAndre Bolton ............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6049 ................................................... [email protected] Burroughs ......................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6041 .............................................. [email protected] Dawson ....................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6019 ................................................. [email protected] Shields .......................................... Director of Basketball Operations .................................................... (302) 857‐6047 ....................................................tshields@desu.eduJane Hicks .................................................. Administrative Assistant ................................................................... (302) 857‐7493 .......................................................jhicks@desu.eduBOWLINGRicki Williams‐Ellison ................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7981 .................................................... [email protected] Whitaker ....................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐6188 ................................................. [email protected] Johnson ........................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6038 .................................................. [email protected] COUNTRY AND TRACK & FIELDDuane Henry ............................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐6040 ...................................................dehenry@desu.eduCharles Bell ............................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7782 ........................................................ [email protected] McKenzie ....................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................. (302) 857‐6040 ...............................................kmckenzie@desu.eduEQUESTRIANJennifer Ridgely ......................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 359‐2277 ....................................................jridgely@desu.eduTBA ........................................................... Assistant Coach .............................................................................................................................................................................................FOOTBALLKermit Blount ............................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7447 .................................................. [email protected] Ketchum ...................................... Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach ....................................... (302) 857‐7683 .............................................. [email protected] Jones ......................................... Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach ..................................... (302) 857‐7682 ..................................................... [email protected] Thomas ........................................... Wide Receivers/Special Teams Coach ............................................... (302) 857‐6045 ................................................. [email protected] Braxton ............................................... Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator ............................................ (302) 857‐7454 ................................................. [email protected] Calcutta ............................................. Offensive Line Coach ........................................................................ (302) 857‐7447 ................................................ [email protected] Woodbury ......................................... Running Backs Coach ....................................................................... (302) 857‐7455 ............................................. [email protected] Foster ............................................. Cornerbacks Coach .......................................................................... (302) 857‐7658 .................................................... [email protected] King ................................................... Safeties Coach .................................................................................. (302) 857‐7568 ..................................................... [email protected] Piper ................................................. Administrative Assistant .................................................................... (302) 857‐7447 ..................................................... [email protected]’S SOCCERNitan Soni ................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7632 ....................................................... [email protected] Hulem .............................................. Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7632 ................................................... [email protected] Esler .................................................. Assistant Coach ..............................................................................................................................................................................................SOFTBALLJeff Savage................................................. Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7740 ................................................... [email protected] Savage ............................................ Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐7733 ................................................ [email protected]’S TENNIS TBA ........................................................... Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐7444 .................................................................................VOLLEYBALLRenee Arnold ............................................ Head Coach ...................................................................................... (302) 857‐6077 .................................................... [email protected] Carrigan ........................................... Assistant Coach ................................................................................ (302) 857‐6077 .................................................kcarrigan@desu.edu


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ACADEMIC SERVICESAcademic Services for Student‐Ath‐letes (ASSA), housed on the second floor of the William C. Jason Library, serves as the academic arm of Dela‐ware State University Athletics. The unit houses five full‐time staff mem‐bers, including an Associate Athletic Director, three Academic Counselors, and a Learning Specialist. Academic Services for Student‐Athletes serves approximately 350 scholarship and non‐scholarship athletes in 16 NCAA Division I sports.

The purpose of ASSA is to cultivate academic enrichment and shape student‐athletes to be model citizens of the city of Dover and beyond. They will assist the student‐athlete in the

following areas: arranging tutoring, monitoring academic success and progress toward a degree, assisting with personal goals and student life well‐being. Their mission is to provide compre‐hensive services that will prepare our student‐athletes to compete and be successful in the classroom, ultimately fostering an environment conducive to graduating. They are customer‐service oriented when engaging with prospective student‐athletes and their families. We will be leaders in our con‐ference and provide professional de‐velopment opportunities to our staff so they can effectively master their craft of service to student‐athletes.

Associate Athletic DirectorOffice | (302) 857‐7542Fax | (302) 857‐[email protected]

Academic CounselorOffice | (302) 857‐6038Fax | (302) 857‐[email protected]


Learning SpecialistOffice | (302) 857‐7304Fax | (302) 857‐[email protected]


ERIC HART, ED. S.

SANDRIA JOHNSON, M. ED.

HARRY J. SANCHEZ, MSW

PORTIA TAYLOR, M. ed.

ROBERTA DURRINGTON, MA

ACADEMIC HONORSDuring the 2010‐11 academic school year, Delaware State produced 122 MEAC Com‐

missioner’s All‐Academic members (more than any other conference school). Other

academic honors for the year are as follows:

| Nearly 50% of the Hornet student‐athlete population (133 total) was named to the Hornet

Academic Honor Roll which honors those taking 12‐plus credits and earning a 3.00 GPA

| 51 Hornets were named to the Dean’s List, which honors those taking 14+ credits and

earning a 3.25 GPA

| 25 Hornets were named to the President’s List, which honors those taking 14+ credits and

earning a perfect 4.00 GPA

| Jazmyne Hefflefinger (Bowling) and Leslie Pleasanton (Softball) received top honors as

the departmental scholars for their respective colleges.

| Janelle Lukens (Softball) was inducted into the Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society as a mass

communications major with an overall 3.0 GPA and 3.25 GPA in her major

| Four student‐athletes were inducted into the Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society. Honors are

given to junior and senior social science majors who post a minimum 3.0 GPA.

| 12 student‐athletes were inducted into the National Society for Collegiate Scholars. The

NSCS is an honor society inviting high‐achieving first and second year college students who

rank in the top 20 percent of their class.

| The volleyball team was honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA)

as one of 92 NCAA Division I teams for academic excellence.

VISIT ACADEMIC SERVICES ONLINE AT:http://www.desu.edu/academic‐services‐student‐athletes


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COMPLIANCEDelaware State University, by virtue of its membership in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Mid‐Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC), is responsible for ensuring complete compliance of all constituencies (i.e. university staff, student‐athletes, alumni, fans, boosters and friends) with all NCAA and MEAC rules and regulations. Under NCAA rules, par‐ents, alumni, fans and friends may be categorized as “representatives of athletics interests.”

Delaware State University strives for academic and athletic excellence. Pursuant to that goal is an on‐going commitment to ethical conduct by all members of its staff and supporters. Even the simplest, inadvertent ac‐tions on the part of a booster or supporter may jeopar‐dize the eligibility of student‐athletes and/or prospects and the compliance of the university with NCAA or MEAC regulations.

FOR MORE INFORMATION

Extra BenefitsExtra benefits (as defined by the NCAA) – “any special arrangement

by an institutional employee or representative of athletics inter‐

est to provide a student‐athlete a benefit not expressly authorized

by NCAA legislation. Receipt of such a benefit is not considered an

NCAA violation if that same benefit is generally available to the

institution’s students or their relatives and/or friends or to a particu‐

lar segment of the student body determined on a basis unrelated to

athletics ability.”

Employment Rules Delaware State University and its Director of Athletics ask that all

boosters, prior to employing or arranging for the employment of a

prospect or enrolled student‐athlete, check first with the DSU Athlet‐

ics Department. The department is permitted to make arrangements

for summer employment for prospects prior to their enrollment

as freshmen and to enrolled student‐athletes during summer and

semester breaks. Accurate record keeping must be maintained

regarding employment. Therefore, the Department of Athletics asks

for your cooperation.

* A booster is prohibited from providing employment

transportation for prospects or student‐athletes unless such trans‐

portation is available to all employees.

* A booster is permitted to pay student‐athletes employed

for work actually performed and at a rate commensurate with the

going rate for similar services in the community or business.

Associate Athletics Director for Internal AffairsOffice | (302) 857‐7047Fax | (302) 857‐[email protected]

PEGJOHNGY MOSES, J.D.


WHAT YOU CAN’T DO: * A booster is prohibited from making in‐person, on‐or off‐campus recruiting contacts, or written or tele‐phone communication with a prospect or the prospect’s relatives or legal guardians. * A booster is prohibited from contacting any enrolled student‐athlete at another institution for the purpose of encouraging transfer to Delaware State University and participation in its athletics program. If a prospect approaches a DSU booster regarding the athlet‐ics program, please explain that NCAA rules prohibit such a discussion and suggest to the prospect that he/she contact the head coach of the sport for more infor‐mation. * A booster is prohibited from contacting the pros‐pect’s coach, principal or counselor for the purpose of obtaining information about the prospect. * A booster is prohibited from picking up film or transcripts from the prospect’s educational institution. * A booster is prohibited from entertaining a pros‐pect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect at any site, either on‐or off‐campus. * In addition, a booster is prohibited from providing tickets at no or reduced cost to any Delaware State home or away athletic or non‐athletic event for prospects, their relatives or friends. Only the DSU Department of Intercol‐legiate Athletics can provide complimentary admissions to prospects and only for HOME events. * A booster is prohibited from paying or arranging for transportation for a prospect and/or relatives and friends of a prospect to visit campus. While it is permis‐sible for a friend or neighbor to transport a high school or community college student who is NOT an athlete to the campus, NCAA regulations prohibit the activity for a prospect.

WHAT YOU CAN DO: * A booster is permitted to send newspaper clippings or any other information regarding a prospect to the respective Delaware State coaching staff. * A booster is permitted to attend high school or community college athletic(s) events. You simply can‐not have any contact with prospects or relatives and/or friends. * A booster is permitted to continue established family relationships with friends and neighbors. Contact with sons and daughters of these families is permitted as long as they are not made for recruiting purposes. * A booster is permitted to have a telephone con‐versation with a prospect ONLY if the prospect initiates the call. However, the booster is not permitted to have a recruiting conversation with the prospect and an institu‐tional staff member cannot prearrange the call.

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sports medicine


The DSU Sports Medicine Department is committed to pro‐viding comprehensive, high quality medical services for its student‐athletes.

Our goal is to provide for the total health care needs of the student‐athlete. On‐site medical services include preven‐tion, recognition, evaluation and treatment of injuries and illnesses, rehabilitation services, pre‐participation exams, psychological counseling, nutritional counseling and drug education and counseling.

The sports medicine team is made up of a team physician, a team orthopedic physician, a team dentist, certified athletic trainers, certified physical therapists, and certified strength and conditioning specialists. We also have relationships with the other members of the surrounding DSU community, which includes counseling and psychiatric services, and ac‐cess to other health care professionals.

DSU SPORTS MEDICINE STAFF

Hoffman, a Dover, Del., native joined the DSU staff after complet‐ing her master’s requirements in sports management from James Madison University in 2006. She is the head trainer for the wom‐en’s soccer team. While at James Madison, Hoffman served as an athletic trainer for the Dukes’ field hockey team and as a graduate assistant at Eastern Mennonite University in Harrisonburg, Va. She earned a bachelor’s in athletic training, with a minor in coaching sci‐ences, from the University of Delaware. Hoffman is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association.

Associate Head Athletic TrainerOffice | (302) 857‐7554Fax | (302) 857‐[email protected]

NICOLE HOFFMAN

Dr. Lisa Barkley Dr. Tony Reed Head Team Physician Team PhysicianDr. Jeff Dassel Dr. Lawrence Piccioni Team Physician Team Orthopedic SurgeonDenise Jones, RN Sue Collison Team Nurse Medical Office Assistant

MEDICAL STAFF

LORI LEARYDirector of Sports Medicine/Head Athletic TrainerB.S. Northeastern UniversityM.S. West Virginia UniversityM.S. Lasell College [email protected]

nicole hoffMANAssociate Head Athletic TrainerB.S. University of DelawareM.S. James Madison [email protected]

CASEY COOPERAssociate Athletic TrainerB.S. Salisbury UniversityM.S. Shenandoah [email protected]

RYAN SLEYAssociate Athletic TrainerB.S. Salisbury UniversityM.S. McDaniel [email protected]

MATTHEW ASTOLFIGraduate Assistant TrainerB.S. College at Brockport State | University of New YorkCurrently working on M.S. at the University of Delaware

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGMISSION STATEMENT

Delaware State University Strength and Conditioning is committed to developing the total student‐athlete through their experiences with‐in a competitive training environment. This will be accomplished by focusing on reducing the risk of injury and maximizing athletic potential through individual evaluation and program design.

FACILITIES

Delaware State University student‐athletes benefit from a first‐rate strength and conditioning facility. The first phase of the DSU’s $50 million Strength and Conditioning/Wellness Center/Student Union opened during the fall of 2008. A dedication ceremony for the facil‐ity was attended by local and state elected officials and many former DSU student‐athletes, including NFL standouts, Jamal Jackson and Darnerien McCants.

The strength and conditioning center is a 17,000 feet, state‐of‐the‐art complex with all the amenities of a major college facility. The center is connected to the north end of the Memorial Hall main gymnasium and is solely for the use of Hornet student‐athletes. The facility in‐cludes a weight room, laundry room, offices for conditioning coaches and locker rooms for men’s and women’s basketball. The addition also includes a two‐story entrance and lobby with ticketing area.

Phase II of the project involved the construction of a Wellness Center specifically for the general student population and the general pub‐lic. This section is located on the southeast end of Memorial Hall and includes the renovation of an existing auxiliary basketball court and construction of a new basketball court as well as new offices, conces‐sion space, men’s and women’s locker rooms and a swimming pool.

TRAINING PRINCIPLES 1. Reduce as many injuries as possible 2. Maximize athletic ability Exercise selection is based on the following criteria: | Ground‐based | Multi‐joint | Three‐dimensional

EQUIPMENTSome of the equipment used in the strength and conditioning center include: 18 Power Lift racks and platforms 18 Power Lift power bars 18 Power Lift lever action benches 18 Uesaka training bars 18 sets of Uesaka bumper plates 18 Power Lift lever action benches 3 sets of 5‐100lb Iron Grip dumbells 1 set of 105‐150lb Iron Grip dumbells

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ALUMNI STADIUMHome of the DSU women’s soccer team, Alumni Stadium was con‐

structed in 1980 and has hosted 62 Hornet soccer matches since 2002.

Delaware State holds a 12‐46‐4 all‐time record at the stadium. The

Hornets’ first every victory at Alumni Stadium was a 1‐0 win over Post

University on Sept. 8, 2006. The school’s most lopsided victory came

during the 2007 campaign with a 8‐1 win over Concordia (N.Y.) on Sept.

16. Renovations took place with the installation of lights in the winter of

2005 and the addition of artificial turf during the spring of 2006.

Alumni Stadium also serves as home for the DSU football and both

men’s and women’s track and field teams. Additionally, the facility is

the site of the annual Delaware I & II High School Championship foot‐

ball games.

quick factsCompleted: Sept.1980First Game: Football: Sept. 6, 1980 vs. Salisbury State Soccer: Sept. 4, 2002 vs. Youngstown StateFirst Victory: Football: Sept. 20, 1980 8‐6 win over District of Columbia Soccer: Sept. 8, 2006 1‐0 win over Post UniversityMost Decisive Win: Football: 62‐0 vs. Concord (W.V.) on Nov. 5 ‘06 Soccer: 8‐1 vs. Concordia (N.Y.) on Sept. 16 ‘07Capacity: 7,000Playing Surface: Artificial A‐TurfHome Record: 12‐46‐4

GAMBLER’S CHOICEEQUESTRIAN

Gambler’s Choice Equestrian Center fea‐

tures an 18‐stall barn and a 10‐stall barn,

with three tack stalls and a wash stall

with hot water, on‐site laundry room,

heated lounge and bathroom. All stalls

include sliding doors and have rubber

mats. Both indoor and outdoor arenas

feature elevated judges’ stands, along

with a PA system for events. Gambler’s

Choice has a 100’x200’ clear span indoor

arena that allows for all‐weather riding

and a 150’x300’ outdoor sand area. As

the home of the DSU Hornets Equestrian

team, the facility is equipped for Western

and English riding.

The Hornets’ Nest has been the home

field of the DSU Softball team since 1993.

The field dimensions are 220’ down the

lines and 225’ in centerfield. The surface

is DiamondTex/Turface. The facility has

seating for 300 in addition to a picnic

area, press box, bullpens, batting cages,

irrigation and lights.

THE HORNETS’ NESTSOFTBALL

MEMORIAL HALLM&W BASKETBALLVOLLEYBALL

Constructed in 1982, Memorial Hall Gym‐

nasium has been home to the DSU men’s

and women’s basketball programs as

well as the volleyball team for over three

decades. The facility was christened by

the men’s basketball team on December

7, 1982 with a 96‐92 double‐overtime

victory over U.S. International. Since

then, the facility has been a part of many

exciting contests.

Home to the DSU baseball team, Soldier

Field has hosted games since 1958. The

dimensions are 320’ down the lines, 365’

in the leftfield gap, 355’ in the rightfield

gap and 380’ in centerfield. Prior to the

start of the 2009 season, the leftfield

fence was extended to a height of 20’.

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DR. HARRY L. WILLIAMSDr. Harry L. Williams became the 10th President in the 119‐year his‐tory of Delaware State University on January 10, 2010, after serving as the institution’s provost and vice presi‐dent for academic affairs. Shortly after beginning his tenure as president, Dr. Williams convened a Blue Ribbon Commission that crafted a new vision statement and a set of core values to establish DSU as one of America’s most highly respected His‐torically Black Colleges and Universi‐ties (HBCUs). During the first eight months of his tenure, Dr. Williams held more than 200 meetings with constituencies, including White House officials, Governor Jack Markell, the Delaware Congressional delegation, state legis‐lators, alumni groups, community or‐ganizations and others. Dr. Williams also took two trips abroad to sign new collaborative agreements with institutions of higher education in China and South Africa. Under Dr. Williams’ leadership as provost, the University established a new general education program, a distance education strategic plan and a Middle States Monitoring Report plan and successfully completed searches that led to the hiring of a new dean of the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, a director of distance learning, a direc‐tor of the honors program and an as‐sociate vice president for sponsored programs. Prior to his arrival at DSU, Dr. Wil‐liams served the University of North Carolina General Administration as interim associate vice president for academic affairs beginning in September 2007. He was elevated in

March 2008 to interim senior associ‐ate vice president for academic and student affairs in which he focused on access and outreach for the 17 campuses of the UNC system. Dr. Williams also progressed from an associate director to associate vice chancellor posts in the areas of aca‐demic affairs, enrollment and diver‐sity at Appalachian State University from 1988 to 2000 and from 2004 to 2007. He served as interim director of admissions for North Carolina A&T University from 2000 to 2004. In addition to his experience within institutions of higher education, from 2002 to 2008 Dr. Williams was a national marketing and recruitment associate consultant with Noel‐Levitz, the top national consultation firm for enrollment and management solu‐tions in the country. In that capacity, Dr. Williams provided consultation expertise to 14 different institutions of higher education, including Dela‐ware State University. Dr. Williams earned a Bachelor of Sci‐ence in communication broadcasting and a Master of Arts in educational media, both from Appalachian State University. He earned an Ed.D. in educational leadership and policy analysis from East Tennessee State University. He is married to Dr. Robin S. Wil‐liams, and they have two children: Austin, 15, and Gavin, 11.

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THIS IS DSUDSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR TERM EXPIRESMr. Bennie L. Smith Kent August 25, 2012Dr. Calvin T. Wilson, II Kent August 25, 2012Mr. Wesley E. Perkins Sussex September 1, 2016Dr. Matthew Mackie New Castle January 4, 2012Dr. Claibourne D. Smith New Castle February 18, 2016Mr. David G. Turner New Castle January 4, 2012Mr. Leroy A. Tice, Esq. New Castle October 17, 2014Ms. Lois M. Hobbs Sussex January 11, 2017

APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR TERM EXPIRESDr. A. Richard Barros, Esq. Sussex August 31, 2012Mr. José F. Echeverri, MBA Kent August 31, 2012Mr. John Land, Chair New Castle August 31, 2013Mr. Marvin E. Lawrence New Castle August 31, 2016Mr. Charles McDowell, Esq. New Castle August 31, 2012Mr. James Stewart New Castle August 31, 2016Mr. Barry M. Granger New Castle August 31, 2014

EX‐OFFICIOThe Honorable Jack A. MarkellGovernor of the State of Delaware

Dr. Harry L. WilliamsPresident, Delaware State University

Now in its 120th year, Delaware State University has eagerly moved into the new millennium by embracing today’s new technology, assuming its role as an insti‐tution of research and preparing its students for the global market.

Delaware State University’s beginnings date back to 1891, when the 58th General Assembly of the State of Delaware passed “An Act to Establish and Maintain a College for the Education of Colored Students in Agri‐culture and the Mechanic Arts” by virtue of the Second Morrill Act of Congress approved Aug. 30, 1890. The University began enrolling students in early 1892 and offered courses of study in agriculture, chemical, classi‐cal, engineering and scientific.

The institution has since developed into a 400‐acre complex and has undergone two name changes since its inception. The name was changed to Delaware State College in 1947 and Delaware State University in 1993. In addition to its main campus in the state capital of Dover, DSU has satellite campuses in Wilmington and Georgetown.

In the institution’s 119‐year history, the institution has had 10 presidents – Wesley P. Webb (1891‐1895), William C. Jason (1895‐1923), Dr. William S. Grossley, (1923‐1942), Dr. Howard Gregg (1942‐1949), Dr. Oscar Chapman (1950‐1951), Dr. Jerome H. Holland (1953‐1960), Dr. Luna I. Mishoe (1960‐1987), Dr. William B. DeLauder (1987‐2003), Dr. Allen L. Sessoms (2003‐2008) and Dr. Harry Lee Williams (2010‐present).

During DSU’s history, there have also been two acting presidents. Dr. Maurice E. Thomasson served as acting president twice (1949‐1950 and 1951‐1953). Dr. Clai‐bourne D. Smith was acting president from 2008‐2010.

dELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY CORE VALUES

Community

INtegrity

diversity

scholARSHIP

OUTREACH

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THIS IS DSUDSU is fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. In addition, the University’s education, social work, didactic, nursing, hospitality and tourism programs all have national accreditations. The College of Business is internationally accredited. In 2011, the U.S. News & World Report ranked DSU 17th out of more than 100 HBCUs that were evaluated for academic quality, peer assessment, faculty resources and other areas.

Students at DSU have a choice of 57 undergraduate ma‐jors and 25 graduate degrees. Since 2004, DSU has also established five doctoral programs – in Applied Chem‐istry, Education Leadership, Interdisciplinary Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics, Neuroscience and Optics. Of the 190 faculty members that are spread among 20 academic departments, more than 91% of the faculty holds doctoral degrees while 45 have reached the rank of full professor. The student/professor ratio is a low 19:1.

Over the last six years, research has become a high prior‐ity at DSU. Over that time the institution has parlayed successful grant writing efforts into the significant

improvements in its research infrastructure and proj‐ect opportunities. The university currently has research projects in the disciplines of biotechnology, chemistry, law enforcement, mathematics, natural resources, social work, applied optics, computer sciences and other areas.

In 2009, the University received a $5 million NASA grant to establish a Center for Applied Optics for Space Science on the DSU campus. In 2011, the state of Delaware set aside $10 million to go toward the construction of a new Optics Research Facility.

In addition to its traditional majors, DSU offers unique undergraduate programs in aviation, forensic biology, biotechnology, bioengineering, environmental science, hospitality and tourism management, community health and movement sciences. The most popular undergradu‐ate majors are mass communications, criminal justice, sport science, management, psychology, accounting and biology.

Over the last three years, the university has also signifi‐cantly increased its reach around the world through a number of international agreements abroad. As of the





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DSU AT A GLANCE

| 56 Undergraduate degree programs, 25 Mas‐ter’s degree programs and five Doctoral degree programs | Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE), as well as by six special‐ized academic accrediting agencies | William C. Jason Library includes a collection of 415,622 printed volumes and a total holding of more than 475,033 publications

FAculty Profile | 190 faculty members within | 21 academic departments | 174 faculty members possess a PhD or a termi‐nal degree (Terminal Master’s of Flight Captain) | Student‐to‐faculty ratio is 13:1

SAtellite Sites | Wilmington, Delaware | Georgetown, Delaware

TotAl Enrollment: 3,819 | 86% Full‐Time | 14% Part‐Time | 58% Live on campus | 42% Commute | 50% In‐State | 50% Out‐of‐State

Most PopulAr UndergrAduAte MAjors | Management | Nursing | Mass Communications | Psychology | Criminal Justice | Social Work | Sport Sciences/Sports Management | Agriculture | Accounting | Biology

summer of 2006, the University has 31 formal agreements with institutions in countries such as China, Cuba, Egypt, Mexico, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and oth‐ers. The agreements facilitate student/faculty exchanges, research collaborations and joint conferences.

DSU offers 16 intercollegiate athletics programs at the NCAA Division I level. Its football, men’s and women’s bas‐ketball, softball teams and women’s equestrian have all achieved post‐season national tournament bids over the last seven years, mostly the result of winning their confer‐ence tournament championship and regular season titles.

Over the last four years, the University made significant enhancement to campus life with the completion of a $51.5 million student complex that includes a Strength and Conditioning Facility, a Wellness Center, a swimming pool and a three‐story Martin Luther King Jr. Student Center.



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DOVERVisitors to Kent County, Delaware are pleasantly sur‐prised by the variety of historical and cultural attractions, beautiful farmland and coastal scenery, and curious mix of old traditions and modern high‐tech culture. In Kent County, visitors can find Amish buggies on city streets, deli‐cate shorebirds and giant C‐5 Galaxy mil‐itary cargo planes, quiet museums and exciting NASCAR races, arts and antiques, Colonial history, slots and harness racing.

Dover, the capital of the First State, invites you to ex‐perience life in a small American city – history, tax‐free shopping and ambiance, all in a clean safe and friendly environment. You can spend the day shopping or strolling the quaint tree‐lined streets to take in the city’s historic architecture, and spend the evenings at the theater or try‐ing your luck at a gaming facility.

You can step back in time, literally, by standing on the very corner where in 1787, delegates to Dela‐ware’s Constitutional Convention ratified the U.S. Constitution – thus giving Delaware its “First State” moni‐ker. The area’s collec‐tion of small towns as well as the natural beauty of places such as Bombay Hook Na‐tional Wildlife Refuge, provide hours of fun and adventure for visi‐tors of all ages.

Dover’s central location in Delaware makes Kent County the perfect place for regional meetings and conventions, and a great overnight destination for tours of the state. Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley attractions are only one hour’s drive to the north. Delaware’s beach resorts, including Lewes, Bethany, and Rehoboth, are only one hour’s drive to the south. Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. are all within a two‐hour drive. Kent County puts you right in the middle of the charm and excitement of “America at its Best.”

DOVER AIR FORCE BASEDover Air Force Base is important to the country’s defense, as it represents one‐fourth of the nation’s strategic airlift capacity. Approximately 7,000 people are stationed at the DAFB. Dover is home to 36 giant C‐5 Galaxy cargo planes, which are used to transport troops and equipment wherever they are needed around the world. The C‐5 is the largest airplane in the U.S. military. Each plane is nearly as long as a football field, and could carry six motor coaches in its hold. The base cargo terminal known as the “Superport” is the largest anywhere in the US military, processing more tons of cargo than Kennedy airport in NY. The Air Mobility Command (AMC) Museum on the DAFB has over 24 aircraft on display, and features more multi‐engine aircraft than the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, DC. Vet‐eran aircraft on display include a C‐47 “Gooney Bird” that dropped paratroopers over Normandy on D‐Day.

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DOVER INTERNATIONAL SPEEDWAYDover Downs International Speedway hosts two NASCAR Sprint Cup/Nationwide Series race weekends each year. Dover has the largest seating capacity (140,000 seats) of any sports facility between New York and the Carolinas. The “Monster Mile” has challenged many professional driv‐ers as they compete for the checkered flag. The concrete track with 24 degree banking is the first and only concrete superspeedway in NASCAR history, providing awesome racing action. NASCAR weekends at Dover are typically scheduled for the second weekend in May and the fourth weekend in September. Qualifying takes place on Friday, Nationwide Series drivers race on Saturday, and the Sprint Cup stars race on Sunday. Dover Downs, along with nearby Harrington Raceway, also features top flight harness racing.

ATTRACTIONSBombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge is a 16,000‐acre haven along the Delaware Bay coast east of Smyrna, with salt marshes, ponds, fields, and forests. Visitors come from all over the world to see the variety of migratory shore‐birds and waterfowl that stop to feed at the refuge, an important feeding stop on the Atlantic Flyway.

OUTDOOR ACTIVITESThe Delaware Bay, just East of Dover, offers some of the best fishing and crabbing in the region. The bay serves as a breeding ground for many aquatic species, including horseshoe crabs. The bay is also a prime oyster ground. The area also features first‐rate golf courses, bike trails, scenic paths, boating, state parks, conservation areas, lakes and greenways.

EVENTSThe Old Dover Days Festival has existed in one form or an‐other in the capital city since 1933. It is held on The Green and Legislative Mall, two beautiful outdoor parks in the historic downtown district. Traditional elements and new components bring in thousands of visitors each year with attendance reaching 15,000. Old Dover Days is a celebra‐tion of the First State’s Capital City and features a parade, maypole dancing, food court, re‐enactors, walking tours, free entertainment and much more.

The Amish Bike Tour, African‐American Festival, Delmarva Folk Festival, Jazz & Blues Festival, Diamond State BBQ Championship and Wyoming Peach Festival are other events that bring thousands to Central Delaware each year.

ARTS & CULTUREThe Greater Dover is rich in arts and cultural activities. The Schwartz Center for the Arts, of which DSU is a partner, is one of the premier performing arts venues in the state. From live performances, films and special events, to meet‐ings and receptions, the Schwartz Center offers something for all tastes.

The Dover Symphony Orchestra is a regional organization founded in 1967 and comprised of professional and ama‐teur musicians of all ages.

The Johnson Victrola museum is a tribute to Delaware’s native son, Eldridge Reeves Johnson, who founded the Victor Talking Machine Company in 1901. Exhibits include phonographs, recordings, memorabilia, trademarks, ob‐jects, and paintings that highlight Mr. Johnson’s success‐ful business enterprises and chronicle the development of the sound‐recording industry.

In 2004, under the leadership of Board Chair Dr. Scott D. Miller (President of Wesley College), a strategic alliance was formed to partner the resources of Wesley College, Delaware State University, and The Friends of the Capi‐tal Theater, to maximize usage and position the historic treasure as the premiere performing arts center south of Wilmington. In January 2007, the relationship was formalized with the three becoming equal partners in the operation, management and programming of the Center.


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DelAwAre StAte UniveRsity 2011 SOCCER Schedule

Aug. 15 Harcum CC (Exhibition) Dover, Del. 5 p.m. Aug. 19 Campbell Dover, Del. 7 p.m. Aug. 21 Binghamton Dover, Del. 1 p.m. Aug. 26 St. Peter’s Jersey City, N.J. 4 p.m. Aug. 28 Drexel Philadelphia, Pa. 1 p.m. Sept. 2 Towson Dover, Del. 7 p.m. Sept. 4 Fordham Dover, Del. 1 p.m. Sept. 9 Lincoln Dover, Del. 7 p.m. Sept. 11 Canisius Dover, Del. 1 p.m. Sept. 16 Delaware Newark, Del. 7 p.m. Sept. 18 American Dover, Del. 1 p.m. Sept. 23 Rider Lawrenceville, N.J. 7 p.m. Sept. 25 Wagner Staten Island, N.Y. 1 p.m. Sept. 29 North Dakota* Dover, Del. 7 p.m. Oct. 1 Houston Baptist* Dover, Del. 11 a.m. Oct. 7 NJIT* Newark, N.J. 6 p.m. Oct. 13 South Carolina State* Orangeburg, S.C. 7 p.m. Oct. 20 Utah Valley* Dover, Del. 7 p.m. Oct. 28 Howard* Washington, D.C. 6 p.m. Nov. 4‐7 GWC Tournament Newark, N.J. (NJIT) TBA

Times and dates subject to change | Home dates bolded

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