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AUGUST

Fri. 25 TOWSON 1:30 p.m.

Sun. 27 at Maryland Baltimore County 1:00 p.m.

(UMBC)

Thu. 31 at Long Island 6:00 p.m.

SEPTEMBER

Sat. 2 at Pennsylvania 7:00 p.m.

Tue. 12 DELAWARE STATE 4:00 p.m.

Sat. 16 at Drexel 12:00 p.m.

Wed. 20 at St. Joseph’s 7:00 p.m.

Fri. 22 MONMOUTH 4:00 p.m.

Tue. 26 at George Washington 6:00 p.m.

Sat. 30 *LOYOLA 1:00 p.m.

OCTOBER

Fri. 6 *NIAGARA 3:00 p.m.

Sun. 8 *CANISIUS 12:00 p.m.

Fri. 13 *at Marist 3:30 p.m.

Sun. 15 *at Siena 1:00 p.m.

Fri. 20 *IONA 3:30 p.m.

Sun. 22 *FAIRFIELD 1:00 p.m.

Fri. 27 *at Saint Peter’s 3:30 p.m.

Sun. 29 *at Manhattan 1:00 p.m.

NOVEMBER

Fri. 3 MAAC Tournament Semi-Finals TBA

(Fairfield)

Sun. 5 MAAC Tournament Championship TBA

(Fairfield)

HOME GAMES IN CAPS

*MAAC Game

10Sophomore

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Amanda Scully

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Michelle Matricardi

6Senior

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Kelli Burke

7Junior

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Stephanie Madden

8Junior

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Shana Herman

9Freshman

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Alison Brody

3Freshman

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Meghan Brett

4Freshman

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Danielle Haddad

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Kate Murphy

18Freshman

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Maggie Molfetas

16Freshman

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Natalie Sica

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Lauren Terzyk

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Amy Vinarsky

19Sophomore

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Lauren Mahar

20Junior

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Michele Ripoll

21Sophomore

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Leslie Amster

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Rider Scoring Leaders

SCORING LEADERS

Directions to Rider

From New York and North Jersey:

From the New Jersey Turnpike: Take the NJTurnpike South to Exit 7A (I-195 West).Follow I-195 West to the exit for I-295North (Princeton). I-295 North will becomeI-95 South. Take Exit 7A off of I-95 Southto U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton). Rider isa quarter mile on the right. From U.S. Route 1 South: take the exit for I-95 South (sign says “To Pennsylvania”). Bearright at junction, following signs for I-95South (Pennsylvania). Take exit 7A off of I-95 South to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton).Rider is a quarter mile on the right.

From Pennsylvania:

Take I-95 North, straight over the DelawareRiver into New Jersey. Take Exit 7A off of I-95 to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton). Rideris a quarter mile on the right. From the Pennsylvania Turnpike: take thePA Turnpike east to Exit 28 (Philadelphia)and take U.S. Route 1 North to I-95 North.Continue on I-95 North, straight over theDelaware River into New Jersey. Take Exit7A off of I-95 to U.S. Route 206 South(Trenton). Rider is a quarter mile on theright.

From the South:

Take I-295 North. I-295 North will becomeI-95 South. Continue on I-95 South and takeExit 7A off I-95 South to U.S. Route 206South (Trenton). Rider is a quarter mile onthe right.

From the East:

Take the Garden State Parkway to Exit 98 (I-195 West). Follow I-195 West to the exit forI-295 North (Princeton). I-295 North willbecome I-95 South. Take Exit 7A off of I-95South to U.S. Route 206 South (Trenton).Rider is a quarter mile on the right.

Location: Lawrenceville, NJ

Enrollment: 5,822 (3,825 full-time undergraduate)

Founded: 1865

Academic Units: College of Business Administration; College of Liberal Arts, Education and

Sciences; College of Continuing Studies; and Westminster Choir College

Colors: Cranberry, White

Nickname: Broncs

Athletic Affiliations: NCAA Division I, ECAC

Conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)

President: Mordechai Rozanski, Ph.D.

Athletic Director: Don Harnum 609-896-5054

Associate Athletic Director: Karin Torchia 609-896-5249

Associate Athletic Director: Greg Busch 609-895-5642

Senior Woman Administrator: Nancy Roberts 609-896-5056

Manager Athletic Business Operations: Lucy Sech 609-895-5650

Academic Support Coordinator: Sonya Hurt 609-896-5308

Faculty Athletics Representative: Jonathan Husch, Ph.D.

Head Coach: Kevin Long 609-896-5359 (George Mason ’93)

Assistant Coaches: Keith Richardson (Rider ’99), Kristy-Rose Dougherty (Rider ’01)

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 12/7

Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3

Head Team Physician: Dr. Kirtida Patel

Assistant Athletic Trainer for Women’s Soccer: Meg Walsh, A.T.C.

Strength and Conditioning Coordinator: Gerry Green

Home Field: Campus Field (1,000)

Sports Information Director: Bud Focht 609-896-5138

Assistant SID: Brian David Solomon 609-896-5135 (cell) 609-929-4068

Sports Information Secretary: Lynn Rugg 609-895-5778

Athletics FAX: 609-896-0341

Athletics Hotline: 609-219-2000, 2

Athletics Home Page: www.gobroncs.com

PointsName Games PointsSarah Artale 84 95Tami Coyle 76 94Lindsay Adams 73 66Colleen Evans 78 32Andrea Giuliani 75 31Casey Fagan 75 30Marianne Hanna 58 28Kristin Haagenson 76 27Tracy Albrecht 75 26Kelli Burke 61 25Aileen Ascolese 80 21Jennifer Marcella 81 20Katie Craig 56 19Kristy Rose Dougherty 75 18Kelly Gubitosa 34 16Stephanie Madden 39 14

GoalsName Games GoalsSarah Artale 84 41Tami Coyle 76 40Lindsay Adams 73 23Colleen Evans 78 12Kristin Haagenson 76 11Andrea Giuliani 75 11Marianne Hanna 58 10Tracy Albrecht 75 9Kelli Burke 81 8Jennifer Marcella 81 7

AssistsName Games AssistsLindsay Adams 73 20Casey Fagan 55 15Sarah Artale 84 13Tami Coyle 76 14Kelli Burke 81 9Katie Craig 56 9Andrea Giuliani 75 9Aileen Ascolese 80 9Tracy Albrecht 75 8Kristy Rose Dougherty 75 8Colleen Evans 78 8Marianne Hanna 58 8

Current players in Bold

Tami Coyle

Colleen Evans

Sarah Artale

BRONC BRIEFS

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HEAD COACH KEVIN LONGRider University Women’s Soccer Media Guide • 2006

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PLAYER PROFILES

Kevin Long begins his fourth season as the head coach of the Rider Broncs after serving as the assistant women’ssoccer coach at North Carolina State University from 2001-2002.In his first two years he led both the 2003 and the 2004 Broncs to a Rider-record for victories, 11 in 2003 and12 in 2004, and to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference playoffs. In 2004 he led Rider to the MAACChampionship Game and last year Long led Rider to a first-round victory in the MAAC Championship tourna-ment.The 2003 season was the first winning season for Rider, a season in which the Broncs won two tournaments.Rider was ranked 27th nationally among best scoring offenses with a win-loss record ranking among the topthird in the nation.Long’s 2003 Broncs led the MAAC in shots, points, goals, goals per game and assists in 2003, and three of hisplayers were honored for high academics. In 2004, six of his players earned All-MAAC honors and three otherswere on the MAAC All-Academic team.The former head coach of the Randolph-Macon Women’s College soccer team, Long became the third coach of

the Rider women’s program in March 2003. Rider has sponsored women’s varsity soccer since 1997 after one year as a club team.Long is a 1993 graduate of George Mason University where he was a member of the varsity soccer team. Long began coaching at Randolph-

Macon Women’s College in 1997 before moving on to NC State, one of the premier soccer programs in the nation.Long came to Rider with his wife, Shelly, and three daughters, Austyn, Alyssa and Abigail.

Kevin Long

At St. Hubert’s High School: Four-time All-Catholic league selection…twice her team MVP…ran one year onthe varsity track team…Academic honors sophomore, junior and senior years.

#9 Tara Morris • Midfield

Freshman • Philadelphia, PA • Liberal Arts Major

At Council Rock South High School: Two-year team captain of team that won 2004 PIAA StateChampionship…also ran varsity track…member of the National Honor Society and the Spanish National HonorSociety.

#5 Kate Murphy • Back

Freshman • Holland, PA • Business Major

At Holy Cross High School: Four-year team MVP…led her team to the finals of the ParochialTournament…earned All-Division honors as a sophomore…four-year member of the Academic Honor Roll.

#16 Natalie Sica • Midfield

Freshman • Marlton, NJ • Elementary Education/Psychology Major


PLAYER PROFILESRider University Women’s Soccer Media Guide • 2006

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Keith Richardson returns for his seventh season as an assistant coach at Rider. A 1999 Rider graduate,Richardson is the Associate Director for Development at Rider. Richardson enjoyed a stellar soccer career atRider and led the Broncs to a pair of NCAA tournaments in 1997-1998.Richardson was the MAAC Goalkeeper of the Year as a sophomore in 1997 in leading Rider to its first MAACChampionship. That year, Richardson compiled a Rider-record seven shutouts and owned a goals against aver-age of 0.78 which was tops in the Mid-Atlantic Region and ninth best in the nation. As a junior, Richardsonagain led Rider to a MAAC title and completed his three-year Rider career with 29 victories.Richardson graduated second all-time at Rider in career victories and career shutouts (14).Richardson earned All-East Region and All-New Jersey honors at nearby Lawrence High School and went on tothe University of Connecticut before coming to Rider.

Keith Richardson

Kristy-Rose Dougherty begins her third season at Rider as an assistant coach. Dougherty, a 2001 Rider gradu-ate with a degree in Communication, was a member of the inaugural Rider women’s soccer team. A two-timeAll-MAAC selection, Dougherty was voted Second Team All-American for first-year teams by Soccer BuzzMagazine. A team captain and team MVP at Rider, Dougherty was a four-year starter, scoring 18 points (fivegoals, eight assists) in 77 games. “Doc” currently ranks 14th all-time at Rider in points and 10th in assists. AtSt. Basil Academy, Dougherty was a four-year varsity starter and two-time team captain. She earned All-AACAhonors in high school. A five-year member of the EPYSA ODP program and a three-year member of the NewJersey Wildcats, Dougherty remains active coaching girls youth soccer in Pennsylvania.

Kristy-Rose Dougherty

Year Record Affiliation/Conference Coach

1997 9-9-1 NCAA/MAAC Kelly Sack Baker1998 7-11 NCAA/MAAC Kelly Sack Baker1999 2-15-2 NCAA/MAAC Peggy Graham-Matthews2000 4-14-1 NCAA/MAAC Peggy Graham-Matthews2001 9-10-2 NCAA/MAAC Peggy Graham-Matthews2002 8-13-0 NCAA/MAAC Peggy Graham-Matthews2003 11-7-2 NCAA/MAAC Kevin Long2004 12-7-2 NCAA/MAAC Kevin Long2005 3-15-2 NCAA/MAAC Kevin Long

9 YEARS OF RIDER WOMEN’S SOCCER

At West Potomac High School: served as team captain and earned team MVP honors…received All-Districthonors…also ran varsity track.

#2 Alison Brody • Midfield/Back

Freshman • Alexandria, VA • Business Major

At Hunterdon Central High School: competed in soccer and track & field…is a certified soccer coach.

#4 Danielle Haddad • Back

Freshman • Flemington, NJ • Business Major

At Montgomery High School: Earned All-League honors and twice earned All-Conference recognition, helpingher team to the New Jersey Group 3 State Championship…also ran track and was a two-year member of theAcademic Honor Roll.

#18 Maggie Molfetas • Midfield

Freshman • Skillman, NJ • Liberal Arts Major

At Nottingham High School: First Team All-Colonial Valley Conference…team MVP…scored the tying goalin the victory that won the Valley Division…named to the Mercer 33 team…MVP of soccer and track teams…setschool record in the pole vault, also threw the shot put and discus and ran the mile…Salutatorian at graduation afterearning all A’s in high school.

#3 Meghan Brett • Back

Freshman • Mercerville, NJ • Elementary Education/Spanish Major


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PLAYER PROFILES

With the return of 12 letterwinners, including eight starters,the 2006 Rider University women’s soccer team looks to

return to the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championshiptournament for the sixth consecutive season and reach the MAACtitle game for the third time.

“We have a nice streak going, making post-season every year, andthat is one of our main goals, to keep that going,” said head coachKevin Long, the sport’s winningest coach ever at Rider with 26 vic-tories. “Last year we were very young without much experience. Thisyear we are still young, with just two seniors, but we are much moreexperienced and we brought in players who will make us stronger atboth ends of the field.”

The Broncs will be led by the two seniors, Kelli Burke and LaurenTerzyk, who have been teammates since they were in grade school andhave both received honors from the MAAC during their collegiatecareers. “KB and LT know this is the end of a long career togetherand they both want to finish on a high note,” said Long. “Kelli hasall the tools to be a dangerous player and will be hard to defend thisseason, her final year.” Burke earned second team All-MAAC honorsin 2004. “LT had some injuries last year that kept her off the fieldmore than we would have liked,” Long said. “She’s a leader in theback and can read the game very well.” Terzyk was a member of theMAAC All-Rookie team in 2003.

Other key returnees include goalkeeper Kim Carter, forwardsSteph Madden and Kayla Devlin, backs Shana Herman and ErinMahar, and midfielders Michele Ripoll, Lauren Mahar, AmandaScully, Michelle Matricardi and Amy Vinarsky.

Carter was fifth in the MAAC in saves and seventh in shutouts lastseason and is a veteran of 40 games in the Rider nets. “With the inex-perience we had on the back line last year, Kim had a tough season,”Long said. “This year we’ve shored things up back there so Kimshould return to her freshman year form and again be recognized asone of the top keepers in the MAAC.” Carter was twice named theMAAC Rookie of the Week and once the MAAC Defensive Player ofthe Week in 2004.

Madden led the Broncs in goals and points last season and has 39games under her belt. “Steph had a very good sophomore season,”said Long. “We’re looking for her to be even more dangerous thisyear. She’s tenacious and we hope to get her on the field even morethis fall.”

Devlin played in all 20 games as a rookie last season, starting 11,and was tied for second on the team in goals. “Kayla had a break-through spring for us,” Long said. “She showed everyone why webrought her here. She really took over and can light it up. Her finalpass is outstanding and I think she will be a dangerous player thisfall.”

Herman has started all 41 games in her Bronc career, earningMAAC All-Rookie team honors in 2004, and was named to theJewish All-American team. “Shana suffered a knee injury at the endof her freshman season and was not quite 100 percent last year.Although she played well in the back for us, now she is fully healthy,”said Long. “I’m looking forward to seeing her at full strength again.

She is becoming a good leader and we expect her to come through forus. She has been one of our stronger players in the back for two yearsand we don’t expect that to change.”

Twin sisters Erin and Lauren Mahar combined to start 19 gameslast season. “Erin played in a lot of games in the back for us last sea-son and in the spring we saw a lot of her in the middle,” Long said.“She has good pace, is tenacious, and can deliver a great ball. Weexpect her to be right in the thick of things this season. Lauren alsohad a great spring and is becoming more of a dangerous player,” Longsaid. “She’s very quick and she never quits. It is hard to battle herpace. She forces the issue.”

Ripoll played in 17 games as a rookie and started the first game oflast season before a knee injury ended her season. “Rip is 100 per-cent healthy and we’re counting on her to anchor the back line,” saidLong. “She’s strong and gives us a physical presence in the back. She’sa good, solid contributor who shrinks the field. She can strike the ball60 yards, but also has a fine touch.”

Scully was second on the team in scoring last year despite startingjust six games. “Scully had a good spring,” Long said. “She’s one ofthe more crafty players with a great shot on goal. We’ll try to findsome place on the field where she can take advantage of that shot.”

Matricardi played in 17 games last season as a rookie. “Michellewill be on the flank or on top for us this fall,” Long said. “She hasworked extremely hard in the off season. She has quick feet and agood pace. She is one of our more technical players.”

Vinarsky has seen action in 25 games for Rider, starting 13. “Amysaw a lot of time in the back last year and we expect to continue tosee positive things from her,” said Long. “We know we can rely onher for strong play in the back. Her hard tackles set her apart.”

The newcomers include Alison Brody, Meghan Brett, KateMurphy, Tara Morris, Stacey Belgiovene, Natalie Sica, and LeslieAmster.

Brody served as team captain at West Potomac High School andreceived All-District honors. “Alison brings craftiness to the team,”said Long. “She has great vision and could slice through defenderswith the ball. I see her on the flank somewhere, although she doeshave midfield abilities.”

Brett was a First Team All-CVC selection at nearby NottinghamHigh School where she was a distinguished scholar. “Meghan is alocal player who is very gifted, both academically and athletically,”said Long. “I see her playing in the back for us. She has a great stepto the ball, she’s quick, and aggressive.”

Murphy was a two-year captain for the perennial PIAA powerCouncil Rock South. “Kate has a tremendous presence on the field,”said Long. “She’s quick and strong and has good distribution skills.She is very versatile and just a solid, all-around player.”

Morris comes to Rider from St. Hubert’s in Philadelphia. “Tara isa Philly kid who will compete at center-mid or up front,” Long said.“She’s a goal scorer. She’s good on the ball, she’s quick, and she canfinish. She likes to take players on and is good at it.”

Belgiovene was an All-County selection at Toms River North andplayed for Match Fit, the North American Super Y Champion club

At Rider: Played in 17 games as a Rider rookie, starting five…scored an unassistedgoal from 10 yards out to send the Saint Peter’s game into overtime.

At Abington High School: Earned First Team All-Suburban One honors…served as team captain…received theCoaches Award…EPYSA ODP player for five seasons…played for the Bux-Mont Club Team.

#13 Michelle Matricardi • Midfield/Forward

Sophomore • Abington, PA • Biopsychology Major

Year GP G A PTS05 17 1 0 2

career stats

At Rider: Finished second on the team in scoring last year as a rookie despite start-ing just six games…led the Broncs with two game-winning goals…scored a goal inher first collegiate start, a win over High Point…compiled a goal and an assist inMAAC playoff win…had a goal and an assist in 2-0 MAAC win over Marist.

At Bloomfield High School: Earned NJGSCA All-State honors three times…earned First Team All-EssexCounty honors as a senior after earning Second Team honors as a sophomore…won 11 varsity letters in high school (four soccer, four basket-ball, three track & field) and was named her high school’s Most Outstanding Scholar Athlete…captained her basketball team as a junior and asenior and twice earned First Team All-NNJIL honors…played for the New Jersey Rangers Renegades Club Team.

#12 Amanda Scully • Forward

Sophomore • Bloomfield, NJ • Human Resource Management Major


career stats

At Toms River North High School: First Team Class A South selection…First Team All-County honors…ledher team in goals…member of the Academic Honor Roll.

#11 Stacey Belgiovene • Back

Freshman • Toms River, NJ • Marine Sciences Major

At Rider: Played in all 20 games as a Rider rookie, starting five…scored the finalRider goal of the 2005 season in the MAAC playoffs.

At Colonia High School: Started every game in her four-year scholastic career…compiled 32 goals and 52 assists,setting school assist record…played on the Mid-New Jersey Select team…earned All-Middlesex honors…alsoplayed varsity softball for three seasons…played for the SSC Power Club team.

#19 Lauren Mahar • Midfield/Forward

Sophomore • Colonia, NJ • Elementary Education/Psychology Major


career stats



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OUTLOOK

team. “Stacey is an extremely hard tackler who likes to go up in theair,” Long said. “She has a good chance to have some success in theback and will hold the center of the field for us.”

Sica was a teammate of Belgiovene on Match Fit and was a four-time team MVP at Holy Cross High School. “Nat is probably themost versatile player on the roster,” said Long. “She can literally playanywhere that we need her. She can defend well, has a great work rate,and she gives you everything she has.”

Amster was a top recruit out of Somerville High School in 2004and comes to Rider from Raritan Valley Community College. “Lesliebrings pace and is a good distributor,” Long said. “She has played for-ward and I see her somewhere on the left flank. She can deliver at alot of different spots for us.”

The season begins August 25 with a home game against Towsonand features non-conference games with UMBC, LIU, Penn,Delaware State, Drexel, St. Joseph’s, Monmouth and GeorgeWashington.

“The schedule has some new schools and the teams we will be play-ing will certainly prepare us well for the challenging MAAC sched-ule that we will face later in the season,” Long said. “In the MAAC,it is anyone’s game. Last year the eventual champion was not one ofthe top four teams in the regular season so that proves that all youhave to do is make the playoffs to have a shot at the title. Once youget into post-season play, anything can happen. We jelled at the endof last season. This year, if we can jell early, we’ll be in good shape.We have much more depth this year almost every spot is up in theair. We brought people in who can score and we brought in peoplewho can defend. We had a good spring and we’re looking to get offto a good start in the fall.”

And with a good start, a good finish in the MAAC playoffs shouldfollow.

At Somerville High School: NSCAA All-American in 2004…four-time team MVP…led her team to the StateCup Championship, Regional Championship and to the 2003 Snickers Nationals Championship…attended RaritanValley Community College last year.

#21 Leslie Amster • Back

Sophomore • Somerville, NJ • Management Major

At Rider: Played in all 20 games as a rookie, starting 11, and was tied for second onthe team in goals and was fourth in total points…led Rider to victory over High Pointwith a goal and an assist, came back two days later and scored against UMBC…scoredan unassisted goal to give Rider a 2-0 lead in MAAC playoff win.

At Clifton High School: Was an All-American nominee…earned NJGSCA All-State honors…a three-time All-Passaic County selection…named her high school team MVP…played for the New Jersey Wildcats Club Team.

#10 Kayla Devlin • Midfield/Forward

Sophomore • Clifton, NJ • Management Major


career stats

At Rider: Played in 18 games as a Rider rookie, starting 14.

At Colonia High School: Started every game during her four-year scholasticcareer…a Mid-New Jersey Select Team member…two-time First Team All-Middlesex County honors…also playedthree seasons of varsity softball…named her high school’s homecoming queen and was a finalist for the New Jersey StateHomecoming Queen…received her high school Female Sportsmanship Award…played for the SSC Power Club Team.

#22 Erin Mahar • Back

Sophomore • Colonia, NJ • Elementary Education/Psychology Major


career stats

At Rider: Played in 18 games last season, starting 13…assisted on goal that gaveRider 1-0 lead in MAAC playoff win last season…played in seven games as a rookie.

At Seneca Valley High School: Team co-captain…All-Sectionhonors…Academic honor roll all four years…National Honor Society…SADDExecutive Council member…Gold Key Scholastic Award winner.

#14 Amy Vinarsky • Midfield/Back

Junior • Cranberry Township, PA • Biology Major

Year GP G A PTS04 7 0 0 005 18 0 1 1

Totals 25 0 1 1

career stats

Rider’s enrollment of more than 5,800consists of approximately 4,600 full-

and part-time undergraduate and almost1,200 graduate students studying oncampuses in Lawrenceville and Princeton,New Jersey. The University is comprisedof four academic units - the College ofBusiness Administration; the College ofLiberal Arts, Education, and Sciences; theCollege of Continuing Studies; andWestminster Choir College - and offersundergraduate programs in 60 areas andgraduate programs in 17 specialties.

Ninety-two percent of Rider’s 235 full-time faculty hold doctoral degrees or the highest credential in theirfield. Rider’s faculty are award-winning teachers and researchers ded-icated to excellence in teaching, learning and scholarship and 12 havebeen named Fulbright Scholars. Rider’s classes are small and interac-tive with a student-faculty ratio of 13:1. Rider’s curricula balancetheory and practice, and emphasize learning by doing through morethan 1,000 student internships or field experiences, community serv-ice learning placements, and undergraduate research fellowships.Westminster’s internationally acclaimed choirs perform with world-famous orchestras and conductors in the United States and abroad,further demonstrating Rider’s commitment to experiential learning.

Rider is currently ranked in the top tier of northern regional uni-versities under the designation of “Best Universities - Master’s” byU.S. News and World Report and has been included in the last five edi-tions of The Princeton Review’s Best 351 Colleges, its list of the nation’stop 10 percent of colleges and universities.

The University’s many specialized accreditations attest to the qual-ity of its academic programs. Rider is among the select business

schools to have attained AACSB (Association to Advance CollegiateSchools of Business) accreditation and one of only two schools in NewJersey to hold the specialized AACSB accreditation in accounting.Elementary and secondary education programs and their applicablegraduate programs on both campuses are accredited by the NationalCouncil for the Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE). Theundergraduate and graduate music programs of Westminster ChoirCollege are accredited by the National Association of Schools ofMusic (NASM). In addition, Rider’s graduate counseling servicesprogram in the School of Education holds the Council forAccreditation of Counseling and Related Education Programs(CACREP) national accreditation. Rider University is regionallyaccredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

Rider University is a member of the National Collegiate AthleticAssociation (NCAA) Division I for both men’s and women’s athlet-ics. The University offers 20 varsity sports - 10 men’s and 10women’s teams - 18 in the competitive Metro Atlantic AthleticConference (MAAC) with field hockey in the Northeast Conference(NEC) and wrestling in the Colonial Athletic Association (CAA).

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Arete’

With the start of the 1990-91 academic school year, Rider Universityimplemented its innovative Arete’ Program for all student-athletes.Arete’ refers to the ancient Greek ideal of a balanced striving for excel-lence in all areas of life. The purpose of the program, which has beendetailed in The New York Times and The Times of Trenton, is to help stu-dent-athletes develop in all areas of their lives, not just on the playingfields or in the classroom. Subjects of the seminars include time man-agement, stress management, sports nutrition, substance abuse, com-munication skills, study skills, training techniques, HIV, etiquette/goodmanners, interview techniques, resume writing, and life after Rider.

Student Transitional Education Program (STEP)

During the 1993-94 academic year, the Rider Department of Athleticsdeveloped STEP for varsity athletics. Under the direction of the asso-ciate director of athletics, STEP provides individual and group tutor-ing, as well as study tables that are mandatory for certain student-ath-letes. STEP also coordinates progress reports, monitors the student-athletes academic progress, and provides workshops on topics such aslibrary skills, test taking and note taking. In 2003 Rider added its firstfull-time Academic Support Coordinator, Sonya Hurt.

Team Mentor

Through the mentor program, established in the fall of 1994, Riderfaculty members or administration are paired with varsity athleticteams. Mentors are present for support, advice, cheerleading, as well asother non-coaching duties. The mentor program opens communica-tion lines between faculty/staff members and student-athletes, andgives the student-athlete another person in the Rider community toturn to for support and guidance.

Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC)

Comprised of one student-athlete from each of Rider’s varsity teams,the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) meets monthly to dis-cuss various student-welfare issues and to organize ways for student-athletes to become involved in the community. Through SAAC, Riderstudent-athletes have organized toy drives and served meals to theneedy at Thanksgiving.

ABOUT RIDER • ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT

At Rider: Has started all 41 games for the Broncs the last two seasons…scored just3:34 into a MAAC game at Niagara last year…named to the Jewish All-Americanteam…member of the MAAC All-Rookie team in 2004…scored the game winninggoal in overtime against Northeastern as a freshman…scored the game-winning goalwith eight minutes left against UMBC in 2004.

At Cherry Hill High School East: Four-year varsity letter winner…First Team All-Conference as a senior, Second Team All-Conference asa junior…as a freshman received a varsity letter in track and was selected for the Penn Relays…community activities included volunteering atthe Brighton Gardens Assisted Living Community and Habitat for Humanity in Burlington County…also works at the Montessori LearningCenter, helping children ages 3-12 with school work and swimming.

#8 Shana Herman • Back

Junior • Cherry Hill, NJ • Elementary Education/Psychology Major

Year GP G A PTS04 21 2 2 605 20 1 0 2

Totals 41 3 2 8

career stats

At Rider: Led the 2005 team in goals and total points…compiled seven points ineight MAAC games…has had 10 shots on goal in her Rider career and five of themhave reached the back of the net…compiled two goals and an assist atNiagara…played in 20 games as a rookie.

At Rumson-Fair Haven High School: Team captain as a senior…earned All-Division honors threetimes…scored 37 goals with 25 assists in her high school career… Asbury Park Press Player of the Week her senior year…awarded seven var-sity letters, including four in soccer, two in lacrosse and one for indoor track…first-degree senior black belt in taekwondo.

#7 Stephanie Madden • Forward

Junior • Fair Haven, NJ • Elementary Education/Journalism Major

Year GP G A PTS04 20 1 2 405 19 4 2 10

Totals 39 5 4 14

career stats

At Rider: Started the first game of the 2005 season before tearing her ACL, causingher to miss the rest of the season …a member of the MAAC All-Academicteam…played in 17 games as a rookie, starting one.

At Point Pleasant Boro High School: 2004 team MVP…team captain…All-County and All-Conference honors…Ocean Star Player of the Year…Asbury Park Press Honor Roll Player of the

Week…eight varsity letters, four in soccer, two each in basketball and softball…received the ‘High Honors’ academic award.

#20 Michele Ripoll • Midfielder

Junior • Point Pleasant, NJ • Biopsychology Major

Year GP G A PTS04 17 0 0 005 1 0 0 0

Totals 18 0 0 0

career stats

PLAYER PROFILES



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SERIES HISTORY

At Rider: Has started every game the last three years…enters the 2006 season fifthin career assists, ninth in career goals and tenth in career points…led the Broncs inassists and shots and was tied for second in points last year…compiled a goal and anassist in the 2005 MAAC playoff win over Manhattan…assisted on the first goal ofthe 2005 season with a long pass that sent the Liberty game into overtime…had two

assists in MAAC game at Niagara…scored just 18 seconds into a MAAC game at Iona…earned second team All-MAAC honors in 2004…fin-ished third on the 2004 team in both goals and points…was second on the 2004 team in shots taken (69) and shots on goal (31), was fourthin the MAAC in shots… scored an unassisted goal 1:46 into the second half to give the Broncs a 2-0 lead in the 3-1 victory over Siena in the2004 MAAC semi-finals…member of the 2003 MAAC All-Rookie team.

At Council Rock-South High School: First Team All-Area honors in both soccer and cross country…helped Council Rock win the StateChampionship.

#6 Kelli Burke • Midfield

Senior • Churchville, PA • Marketing Major career stats

At Rider: Played in 18 games last season, starting 17, and is a veteran of 56 Ridergames…finished fourth on the 2004 team in points, second in assists…goal gaveRider 1-0 lead in 3-1 victory over Siena in 2004 MAAC semi-finals…member of theMAAC 2003 All-Rookie team.

At Council Rock-South High School: Bucks County Courier Times Player of the Year as a senior…MVP ofnationally ranked teams in high school, including 24-0-0 2001 squad…All-State, All-League and All-Area First Team honors in soccer…All-League and All-Area honors in cross country…seven varsity letters, four in soccer, three in cross country…honor roll, President’s Award for highGPA honors.

#15 Lauren Terzyk • Back

Senior • Churchville, PA • Biopsychology Major

Year GP G A PTS03 18 0 0 004 20 3 4 1005 18 0 0 0

Totals 56 3 4 10

Year GP G A PTS03 20 2 1 504 21 4 3 1105 20 2 5 9

Totals 61 8 9 25

career stats

At Rider: A member of the MAAC All-Academic team…played in 19 gameslast season, starting 17 in the Bronc nets…was fifth in the MAAC in saves andwas seventh in the conference in shutouts…shutout Marist during the regular sea-son and Manhattan in the MAAC playoffs…made eight saves against LIU in2005 season opener…started all 21 games in the Rider goal as a rookie…two time MAAC Rookie of the Week in

2004, also earned MAAC Defensive Player of the Week once as a freshman…compiled five shutouts in 2004, including four in a row…madeeight saves in MAAC semi-final win over Siena as a freshman…finished third in the MAAC in saves as a rookie, was second in the MAAC inshutouts.

At Chantilly High School: Led her high school team to the District Championship, second place in the Region and StateQuarterfinals...played on the Virginia State ODP team...her club team won the Virginia Cup.

#31 Kim Carter • Goalie

Junior • Chantilly, VA • Marketing Major career stats

Opponent First Last Rider Last RiderGame W L T Win Loss

Albany 2000 5 0 0 2004 ---

Army 2000 1 4 0 2004 2003

Binghamton 2000 0 2 0 --- 2001

California-Fullerton 1999 0 1 0 --- 1999

California-Irvine 1999 0 1 0 --- 1999

Canisius 1997 5 3 1 2004 2005

Delaware State 2006 0 0 0 --- ---

Drexel 1997 4 2 0 2001 2002

Elon 2001 1 1 0 2001 2002

Fairfield 1997 3 8 0 2004 2005

Fairleigh Dickinson 2000 1 0 0 2000 ---

George Washington 2006 0 0 0 --- ---

High Point 2002 1 1 0 2005 2002

Holy Cross 2002 1 0 0 2002 ---

Howard 1997 2 1 0 1998 2001

Iona 1997 6 2 1 2004 2005

Lafayette 1997 1 5 1 1998 2002

La Salle 1997 0 3 0 --- 1999

Lehigh 1997 1 2 0 1997 1999

Liberty 2005 0 0 1 --- ---

Long Island 1997 2 3 0 2003 2005

Loyola-MD 1997 0 13 1 --- 2005

Maine 2004 0 2 0 --- 2005

Manhattan 1997 3 5 2 2005 2003

Opponent First Last Rider Last RiderGame W L T Win Loss

Marist 1997 4 5 0 2005 2001

Univ. Maryland B/C 2003 1 2 0 2004 2005

Monmouth 1999 2 3 1 2003 2002

Mt. St. Mary’s 1997 0 0 1 --- ---

Navy 1998 0 3 0 --- 2000

Niagara 1997 4 5 0 2004 2005

Northeastern 2000 1 3 0 2004 2002

Pennsylvania 2004 0 2 0 --- 2005

Princeton 1997 1 3 0 1998 2005

Robert Morris 2003 1 0 0 2003 ---

Sacred Heart 2003 0 0 1 --- ---

Saint John’s 2005 0 1 0 --- 2005

St. Joseph’s 2006 0 0 0 --- ---

Saint Peter’s 1997 7 3 0 2004 2005

Seton Hall 2000 0 2 0 --- 2002

Siena 1997 4 4 2 2004 2005

St. Bonaventure 2003 1 0 0 2003 ---

St. Francis-PA 1997 1 0 0 1997 ---

Temple 2004 1 0 0 2004 ---

Towson 2005 0 1 0 --- 2005

Villanova 2003 0 1 0 --- 2003

Wagner 1997 0 3 0 --- 1999

Yale 2004 0 1 0 --- 2004

2006 Opponents in BOLD

Year GP W-L-T GAA SHO04 21 12-6-2 1.37 505 19 3-14-1 2.19 2

Totals 40 15-20-3 1.75 7


2006 ROSTER • 2005 STATISTICSRider University Women’s Soccer Media Guide • 2006

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2005 CONFERENCE STANDINGS • RESULTS

No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/High School

2 Alison Brody Fr. MF/B 5-5 Alexandria, Va./West Potomac3 Meghan Brett Fr. B 5-5 Mercerville, N.J./Nottingham4 Danielle Haddad Fr. B 5-3 Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central5 Kate Murphy Fr. B 5-6 Holland, Pa./Council Rock South6 *Kelli Burke Sr. M 5-2 Churchville, Pa./Council Rock-South7 *Stephanie Madden Jr. F 5-6 Fair Haven, N.J./Rumson-Fair Haven Regional8 *Shana Herman Jr. B 5-2 Cherry Hill, N.J./Cherry Hill East9 Tara Morris Fr. MF 5-3 Philadelphia, Pa./ St. Hubert’s10 *Kayla Devlin So. M/F 5-7 Clifton, N.J./Clifton11 Stacy Belgiovene Fr. B 5-4 Toms River, N.J./Toms River North12 *Amanda Scully So. F 5-7 Bloomfield, N.J./Bloomfield13 *Michelle Matricardi So. M/F 5-7 Abington, Pa./Abington14 *Amy Vinarsky Jr. M/B 5-5 Cranberry Twp., Pa./Seneca Valley15 *Lauren Terzyk Sr. B 5-3 Churchville, Pa./Council Rock-South16 Natalie Sica Fr. MF 5-3 Marlton, N.J./Holy Cross18 Maggie Molfetas Fr. MF 5-3 Skillman, N.J./Montgomery19 *Lauren Mahar So. M/F 5-8 Barnegat, N.J./Colonia20 *Michele Ripoll Jr. M 5-8 Point Pleasant, N.J./Point Pleasant Boro21 Leslie Amster So. B 5-4 Somerville, N.J./Raritan Valley CC/Somerville22 *Erin Mahar So. B 5-8 Barnegat, N.J./Colonia31 *Kim Carter Jr. GK 5-9 Chantilly, Va./Chantilly

*letterwinner • Head Coach: Kevin Long (George Mason University ’93), fourth season • Assistant Coaches: Keith Richardson (Rider ’99),Kristy-Rose Dougherty (Rider ’01)

Team MAAC Points Overall

Loyola@ 9-0-0 27 15-5-0Niagara 8-1-0 24 16-3-2Siena 6-2-1 19 10-8-1Iona 6-3-0 18 10-8-1Fairfield$ 4-3-2 14 10-7-3Marist 3-5-1 10 5-12-2Canisius 3-6-0 9 6-12-0Rider 1-7-1 4 3-15-2Manhattan 1-7-1 4 6-12-2Saint Peter’s 1-8-0 3 2-16-0

@-Regular Season Champion $-MAAC Tournament Champion

MAAC Tournament ResultsFirst Round#7 Canisius 4, #10 Saint Peter’s 1#8 Rider 4, #9 Manhattan 0

Quarter-Finals#1 Loyola 5, Rider 0#2 Niagara 6, Canisius 3#6 Marist 2, #3 Siena 0#5 Fairfield 1, #4 Iona 0

Semi-FinalsFairfield 2, Loyola 1Niagara 2, Marist 1

MAAC ChampionshipFairfield 2, Niagara 1

NCAA Tournament Results #10 Duke 4, Fairfield 0

2005 Results

2005 Statistics

|----------------------SHOTS----------------------|No. Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PS-ATT

7 Madden, Stephanie 19-18 4 2 10 16 .250 9 .562 0 0-012 Scully, Amanda 20-6 3 3 9 14 .214 7 .500 2 0-06 Burke, Kelli 20-20 2 5 9 35 .057 13 .371 1 0-010 Devlin, Kayla 20-11 3 1 7 9 .333 5 .556 0 0-09 Smith, Brittney 9-8 3 0 6 19 .158 11 .579 0 0-018 Vroman, Jen 20-17 2 1 5 34 .059 17 .500 0 0-011 Ascolese, Aileen 19-19 1 1 3 16 .062 4 .250 0 0-04 Balestriere, Jenna 17-0 1 1 3 9 .111 3 .333 0 0-021 Marcella, Jennifer 20-20 1 0 2 22 .045 8 .364 0 0-019 Mahar, Lauren 20-5 1 0 2 17 .059 9 .529 0 0-013 Matricardi, Michelle 17-5 1 0 2 10 .100 6 .600 0 0-08 Herman, Shana 20-20 1 0 2 10 .100 6 .600 0 0-014 Vinarsky, Amy 18-13 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-029 Oates, Kelly 19-6 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0 0-022 Mahar, Erin 18-14 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-015 Terzyk, Lauren 18-17 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-031 Carter, Kim 19-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-027 Harris, Hannah 6-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-020 Ripoll, Michele 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0

Total 20 23 15 61 224 .103 102 .455 3 0-0Opponents 20 44 37 125 234 .188 118 .504 15 1-1

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |--------RECORD--------|No. Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho

27 Harris, Hannah 6-3 238:20 4 1.51 11 .733 0 1 1 131 Carter, Kim 19-17 1644:01 40 2.19 73 .646 3 14 1 2TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0

Total 20 1882:21 44 2.10 85 .659 3 15 2 3Opponents 20 1882:21 23 1.10 88 .793 15 3 2 8

Team saves: 1

2005 MAAC FINAL STANDINGS

LONG ISLAND L 0-1 (2ot)LIBERTY T 1-1 (2ot)at Pennsylvania L 1-2 at Towson L 1-3 MAINE L 0-1 (2ot)HIGH POINT W 4-1 UMBC L 1-2 at St. John’s L 0-2 *at Canisius L 1-3 *at Niagara L 4-6

*SIENA L 2-3 *MARIST W 2-0 *at Fairfield L 0-2 *at Iona L 1-3*SAINT PETER’S L 1-2 (2ot)*MANHATTAN T 0-0 (2ot)at Princeton L 0-4 *at Loyola L 0-3 $Manhattan W 4-0 $Loyola L 0-5

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