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ABOUT NYACK COLLEGE

Church AffiliationSponsored by The Christian and Missionary Alliance, with over 30 other denominations represented.

LocationThe Nyack, NY, residential campus is set on a hillside overlooking the Hudson Riverand the Tappan Zee Bridge, only 23 miles from New York City. It neighbors the Village of Nyack, a charming and secluded community known for its restaurants, antique and specialty shops. The campus consists of 65 acres and 31 college-ownedbuildings in a mix of Victorian and Tudor styles. Nearby are West Point, severalRevolutionary War historical sites, and recreational activities including hiking, skiing, skating, boating, golf, and tennis. The New York City campus is located at Broadway and Worth Streets in lower Manhattan. New York City offers the Empire State Building, Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty, Chinatown, the Bronx Zoo, Carn-egie Hall, Radio City Music Hall, Lincoln Center, Broadway shows and plays, eight major professional sports teams, the U.S. National Tennis Center, shopping, muse-ums, art, and culture.

Athletic AffiliationNyack College competes at the NCAA Division II level in the Central AtlanticCollegiate Conference (CACC). We also compete in the National Christian CollegeAthletic Association (NCCAA) at the Division I level.

The Warriors compete in 11 different sports:Men: Baseball, Basketball, Cross-Country, Soccer, GolfWomen: Basketball, Cheerleading, Cross-Country

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QUICK FACTSNyack CollegeLocation: Nyack, NYEnrollment: 1000Founded: 1882Nickname: WarriorsColors: Crimson, Gray and NavyBowman Gymnasium: Capacity: 1300

College President: Dr. Michael ScalesAthletic Director: Keith Davie Assistant Athletic Director: Ted QuinnNCAA Compliance Officer: Mandy AikensHead Trainer: Penny Foland, ATC

Affiliation: NCAA Division II, NCCAA Division IConference: Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC)

Men’s Soccer Coaching Staff:Head Coach: Bill FindleyPhone Number: (845) 675-4770 Fax Number: (845) 353-2147 Email: bill.findley@nyack.eduAssistant Coaches: Alisha Smith, Samuel Oduro, Jack Carillo

Team Information2010-11 CACC Record 4-8 (6th) 2010-11 Overall Record: 5-12

Sports Information OfficePhone: (845) 675-4787Fax: (845) 353-2147 Director of Sports InformationMatt Cornacchionematthew.cornacchione@nyack.edu

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2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT /LOCATION TIME

9/2 STONEHILL / Nyack, NY 4 PM9/3 ASSUMPTION / Nyack, NY 3 PM9/6 QUEENS / Queens, NY PM9/10 *CHESTNUT HILL / Philadelphia, PA 12 PM9/14 MOLLOY / Nyack, NY 4 PM9/17 *WILMINGTON / Nyack, NY 1:00 PM9/21 *CONCORDIA / Nyack, NY 4 PM9/24 DOWLING / Nyack, NY 1 PM9/27 *POST / Waterbury, CT TBA10/1 *PHILADELPHIA / Philadelphia, PA PM10/5 *DOMINICAN / Nyack, NY 4 PM10/8 *GEORGIAN COURT / Nyack, NY 12 PM10/11 *CALDWELL / Caldwell, NJ TBA10/15 *HOLY FAMILY / Nyack, NY 1 PM10/19 *FELICIAN / Nyack, NY 3 PM10/22 *GOLDEY-BEACOM / Wilmington, DE 1230 PM10/25 *BLOOMFIELD / Bloomfield, NJ 5 PM10/27 MERCY / Dobbs Ferry, NY TBA

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2011 WOMEN’S SOCCER ROSTER

# NAME CLASS POSITION HEIGHT HOMETOWN MAJOR0 Sarah Madsen Freshman Goalkeeper 5’11 Talahassee, FL Nursing00 Esther Huynh Sophomore Goalkeeper 5’2 Round Rock, TX Early Childhood Education1 Maddy Barbarino Freshman Goalkeeper 5’5 Staten Island, NY Criminal Justice2 Meghan Gore Sophomore Midfield 5’4 Elizabethtown, PA Intercultural Studies3 Sue Bicknell Senior Striker 5’1 Sandown, NH Business Administration5 Heather Wakeley Sophomore Defender 5’6 Pittsburgh, PA TESOL6 Erin Farber Junior Midfield 5’4 Brea, CA Nursing7 Sabrina Caires Junior Midfield 5’5 Vallejo, CA Nursing8 Stacey Cervantes Junior Midfield/ S 5’3 Whittier, CA Business and Marketing9 Jennifer Jordan Senior Midfield 5’4 Sentani, Indonesia Psychology10 Ashlee Hayes Junior Midfield 5’4 Phoenix, AZ Criminal Justice11 Paige Neverett Freshman Defender 5’5 Athol, MA Adolescent Education12 Jen Martino Freshman Striker 5’4 East Patchogue, NY Sports Management13 Stephanie Mercier Junior Midfield 5’5 Granby, CT Early Childhood Education14 Maranda Ohlson Senior Defender 5’4 Alexander, NY Social Work16 Christy Degelman Sophomore Defender 5’3 Wykoff, NJ Christian Education17 Abby Nehlsen Senior Goalkeeper 5’4 Ouagadougou, BUR Social Work18 Kari Nehlsen Freshman Striker 5’4 Ouagadougou, BUR Childhood Education20 Amanda Halter Junior Defender 5’2 Cheyenne, WY Early Childhood Education21 Kia Jelley Sophomore Striker/ MF 5’6 Deerfield, MA Social Work22 Riley Roy Freshman Striker 5’7 Washingtonville, MA Early Childhood Education23 Sarah Tum Suden Freshman Midfield/ D 5’8 Burlington, NJ Adolescent Education25 Kelsey Labas Freshman Defender 5’6 Lebanon, CT Nursing

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2011 coaching staff

2ND SEASONTENNESSEE TEMPLE ‘823 X DISTRICT COACH OF YEARCOACHING STINTS AT...-MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY-WILLIAM CAREY COLLEGE-ALL-NAVY SOCCER PROGRAM (MEN’S)DIRECTOR OF FAMILY MINISTRIESSCARSDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH

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HEAD COACH

Bill Findley

ley coached 3 All-SEC performers and 2 NSCAA Central Region players. During his time at Mississippi State, the Lady Bulldogs were recognized numerous times in the NSCAA Central region top-10 rankings. Before coaching in the NCAA Division I ranks, Findley served 4 sea-sons as the Head Women’s Soccer Coach at William Carey University in Gulfport, MS. Findley built this small college program from a fledgling first-year team to a perennial Top-10 pro-gram within the NAIA in just its second year. During the 3rd season of competition, Findley led the Lady Crusaders to a national ranking of #4 while finishing the season as the #1 of-fensive team in the country averaging over 4 goals per outing. Not discounting the team’s defense, the Lady ‘Saders were also the #8 ranked team defensively allowing a stingy .7 goals against average for the season. For his efforts, Findley was selected as district coach of the year three times and region coach of the year twice. During his tenure at Carey, Findley de-veloped numerous All-Conference, All-District, All-Region and 4 All-American players. He also was an instructor at William Carey University and Assistant Athletic Director. In the spring

Leading the Nyack College Women’s Soccer program in his sec-ond season will be Bill Findley who is originally from Chattanooga, Tennessee.

During the 2010 fall season under Coach Findley’s leadership the Lady Warriors experienced tremendous growth and over-achieved despite a limited roster. The team fell one match short of earning a post-season berth to the conference tournament but was rec-ognized by the CACC coaches for outstanding team play and was chosen to receive the coveted conference Team Sportsmanship award based on the character and integrity that was displayed throughout the season.

Findley brings a wealth of experience in the coaching profession with 25 years to his credit encompassing the highest levels within the college ranks, as well as, youth soccer throughout the country. His resume’ includes stops at William Carey University and Mis-sissippi State University where he was charged with starting both programs from the ground up.

At Mississippi State University, a member of the highly competi-tive Southeastern Conference (SEC), Findley was able to develop a solid foundation for growth within the SEC through the yearly selections for All-SEC Academic award winners. On the field, Find

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of 1995, Findley was selected by his coaching peers to serve as the Head Coachfor the west squad in the NAIA Umbro Senior All-Star match held in Birmingham, Alabama. Findley served in the United States Navy from 1985-1991 and was a member of the ships crew of both the USS Spiegel Grove (LSD-32) and the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69).

Before coaching in the NCAA Division I ranks, Findley served 4 seasons as the Head Women’s Soccer Coach at William Carey University in Gulfport, MS. Findley built this small college pro-gram from a fledgling first-year team to a perennial Top-10 program within the NAIA in just its second year. During the 3rd season of competition, Findley led the Lady Crusaders to a na-tional ranking of #4 while finishing the season as the #1 offensive team in the country averag-ing over 4 goals per outing. Not discounting the team’s defense, the Lady ‘Saders were also the #8 ranked team defensively allowing a stingy .7 goals against average for the season. For his efforts, Findley was selected as district coach of the year three times and region coach of the year twice. During his tenure at Carey, Findley developed numerous All-Conference, All-District, All-Region and 4 All-American players. He also was an instructor at William Carey University and Assistant Athletic Director. In the spring of 1995, Findley was selected by his coaching peers to serve as the Head Coach for the west squad in the NAIA Umbro Senior All-Star match held in Birmingham, Alabama.

Coach Findley’s head coaching career began when he was chosen as the Head Men’s Coach for the All-Navy soccer program from 1986-90. Under his leadership and guidance the All-Navy soccer program flourished and captured 4 gold medals and 1 silver medal during the annual inter-service competition between the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines. It was during this time Findley was also selected to lead the United States Armed Forces soccer program on a number of tours throughout the world to compete against other countries Armed Forces soc-cer programs. Most notably, Findley guided the U.S. Armed Forces Soccer Program to qualify twice for participation in the Military World Cup Soccer Championships (CISM).

Findley served in the United States Navy from 1985-1991 and was a member of the ships crew of both the USS Spiegel Grove (LSD-32) and the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN-69).

Coach Findley graduated from Tennessee Temple University in 1982 with a Bachelor of Science in Education and completed his Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Tennessee in 1984.

He has furthered his coaching credentials by completing all requirements for the NSCAA Na-tional Diploma, Advanced National Diploma and Premier Diploma.

Findley was twice recognized as a first team NSCAA All-South and All-Conference performer in high school where he was on 2 state high school championship teams. He was fortunate to play college soccer at Tennessee Temple University, an NCCAA institution, and is listed as the #17 all-time goal scorer for the Crusaders.

Outside of coaching, his other passions include youth and high school soccer officiating, as well as, high school basketball officiating.

Coach Findley resides in Bronxville, NY and currently serves as Director of Family Ministries for Scarsdale Community Baptist Church in Scarsdale, NY.

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ASSISTANT COACH

Sammy Oduro

Before joining the Nyack Womens program, Oduro played for the Mens Soccer pro-gram under head coach Keith Davie. In Oduro’s first season as a player, the Warrior’s advanced to the CACC conference tournament semifinals. In addition, Oduro help lead the team to a NCCAA National final and finished as runner-up champions. The Warriors completed the season with a record of 14-7-3 and a national ranking of 16th in the na-tion within the NCAA D-II. In Oduro’s years as a player, he was recognized with several accolades and awards alongside captainship in his senior year of play.As a young player in his hometown Toronto, Canada, Oduro played for the elite club of Toronto CS Azzurri under Carmine Isaaco (former Toronto FC Goalkeeper coach). As a player at Azzurri, Oduro led the team to several silverwares in 2004/2005. Also, in his years in Toronto, Oduro played at a prominent soccer program at Westview Centennial Secondary School where he led the school to three years of consecutive league cham-pionships and tournaments under the Head coach H. Quach (coach of York University). During his NCAA eligibility years, Oduro joined the Toronto Lynx PDL & U20 squads un-der Duncan Wilde. He then led the U20 squad to the semifinals of the North American Super 20 National tournament in Manchester, NH.In 2008/2009 winter, he attended Infosports Combine in Florida and was highly rated by the Colorado Rapids assistant coach. Moreover, he was invited to the Charlotte Ea-gles combine as a potential prospect for the eagles.In fall of 2009, Oduro, the Ghanaian-Canadian, decided to join the Nyack Women’s Soc-cer staff as an assistant coach after obtaining his MBA in accounting last year.Most Recently, Oduro completed all requirements for the NSCAA National Diploma.Oduro is all about ”teamwork” and understands the importance of unity. He believes that everyone must play their role to the fullness of their potential to maximize efficien-cy and effectiveness of a team. Among his favorite quotes is a prominent saying that comes from the famous basketball coaching legend (John Wooden) stating, ”Success is having the peace of mind that you have given your best”.

Samuel Oduro begins his third season as an assistant coach for the Nyack Womens soccer program.Oduros responsibilities span all areas of the program, including budget, equipment, training and recruiting.

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GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Alisha Smith

Alisha Smith from Irvine, CA, is the newest member of the Nyack College Women’s Soccer staff. Smith is coming off her senior season of play as a member of team to step into the role of graduate assistant. A contributing member of the team from her first season in 2007 to her last in 2010, Smith has been invited to contribute as a part of the future growth of the program.

During her years as a player for Nyack Smith was a 4 year starter who played ever position from striker to keeper. As a dynamic goal scorer, Smith found the net over 50 times during her 4 seasons of play. Smith has received awards and All-Team selections from the CACC and from NCCAA. Smith also received the coveted Gainer Award from the Nyack College Athletics department for her achievements on and off the field.Smith graduated in 2011 with a B.A. in Psychology and is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Organizational Leadership through Nyack College’s School of Business and Leadership.

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With the 2010 season now in the rearview mirror and with a year of solid recruiting in place the Nyack College Soccer Lady Warrior are filled with optimism and excitement about the un-limited potential ahead for this season and beyond.

“Without a doubt, I believe we have every reason to believe that we will take that next big step forward as we continue to put the pieces in place that will allow us to be a highly competitive NCAA D-2 women’s soccer program in the years ahead,” states Head Coach Bill Findley. “What we have to remember is that Rome was not built in a day….and that we are still building at this point. The word “built” is not in our vocabulary just yet.”

“All of our veterans were committed to train and develop this past year so that they would be fully prepared to lead this new incoming group of junior college transfers and freshmen. And work they did…..incessantly and with a focus on excellence and passion. I do believe that we are now positioned to compete in all of our matches. Not sure how that will translate into wins and losses but I do believe we will get our fair share of successes on the field throughout this season. No question we have some great potential but our kids have to not lose heart if we encounter some difficult days which we most certainly will as our schedule is very tough. I hope to see our team full of resilience and character and determination and commitment and passion….if so, then we have nothing to worry about.”

Findley continued, “We must have a deep and abiding respect for our TEAM Family and the chemistry that must be developed as soon as possible so that we can weather the adverse storms that are on the horizon. While I am very optimistic about what we can achieve I am also very realistic that 2011 has many potential pitfalls and challenges that we must be able to endure and overcome. I believe we have the talent to compete with every opponent on our schedule but the TEAM will have to decide just how much ownership they want to invest in this season and will they be accountable to each other for the possibilities ahead. I am quite confi-dent in what we have established already and cannot wait to see just how much this TEAM will accomplish since we came together a little over 12 months ago.”

Captains Jen Jordan and Maranda Ohlson are the heart and soul of the Lady Warriors as they have been empowered by Head Coach Bill Findley to handle the day-to-day nuts and bolts of the operation and thus far they have far exceeded any of the expectations.

“These Captains of mine,” reflected Findley, “are 2 of the finest young ladies I have ever been blessed to work with. They lead by example and have all the qualities a Coach would want from his Captains. I am fortunate to enjoy their leadership and have every confidence in how they are impacting the DNA of our TEAM.”

Returning veterans include Seniors Susanna Bicknell and Abby Nehlsen, Junior Stephanie Mercier and Sopho-mores Heather Wakeley and Christy Degelman. As well, Kia Jelley and Meghan Gore are “returning” players with Gore joining the TEAM this past January and Jelley joining the TEAM this fall along with her fastpitch softball duties. As well, Esther Huynh, will be joining the TEAM as a sophomore this season.

Bicknell will see playing time in the midfield or up top as a playmaker while Jelley will add much offensive punch as a forward or even in the back as a central defender. Mercier will be expected to contribute as an outside midfielder or forward and she is adept at either of those roles. Wakeley will be able to provide solid play in the outside mid or defender positions. All-CACC honorable mention returnee Degelman will be a force on the left side in the back and will create chaos for most teams trying to attack down that flank. Captain Ohl-son returns as a quality central defender and will be counted on for her leadership in that position. Gore will be counted on to be a contributing center mid and help with getting the TEAM into the attack during transi-tion. Captain Jordan can play either outside mid positions and will be needed to help shore up those positions all season. Nehlsen has trained in the off-season as a GK and is showing solid potential in that position along with having the ability to help on the field in a number of positions. Huynh will also be training as a GK this season and will be seeking to improve her skills during this first year on the TEAM.

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Junior College transfers include Ashlee Hayes, Amanda Halter, Erin Farber, Stacey Cervantes and Sabrina Caires. All five come from highly-regarded junior colleges from around the country and will add much needed experience to this building process.

Hayes will be counted on to lead from the center mid position and with her experience as Captain of the 2010 NJCAA Soccer National Champions, Paradise Valley CC (AZ), she will offer tremendous offensive punch in getting the ball forward into the attack as the TEAM general. She will be the dominant playmaker and go-to player for the Warriors. Cervantes and Farber come from the same quality juco, Santiago Canyon College, and will offer technical and tactical skill in any number of positions. Both are very talented and skillful players who will be solid competitors. Halter hails from Laramie County CC and will be a solid force as sweeper but has the natural attacking skills to contribute as a forward as well. She will be counted on in ei-ther role throughout the season. Caires comes to Nyack from Solano CC and will be the outside left mid with her dynamic left-footed skills and attacking abilities that will cause many problems for defenses.

Incoming freshmen include 8 new faces from around the northeast corridor, as well as, Florida. All will be ex-pected to contribute on some level and see playing time as they continue to develop their skills and talents.

Fighting for playing time as the GK position will be Staten Island native Maddy Barbarino and Tallahassee newcomer Sarah Madsen. Both have their strengths and weaknesses and it will be up to GK Coach Jack Car-illo to determine who can get the job done the best all season long.

Long Island native Jen Martino will be looking to make an impact as a forward and has strong credentials to back up that optimism. Martino is a two-sport athlete at Nyack as she will also play fastpitch softball during the springtime. Paige Neverett from Massachusetts is expected to contribute in the back or midfield and is very versatile with her skill set. Kelsey Labas hails from Connecticut comes in as a freshman with a reputa-tion as a solid 1v1 defender and will be challenged to step up her game as she will be facing extremely tal-ented attackers all season long. Sarah Tum Suden from New Jersey has abilities to contribute as a defender or possibly as a holding center mid and will be needed to mature quickly so that she gets some quality play-ing time this first season. Riley Roy from Washingtonville, NY will be red-shirted her freshman season while continuing to develop her talents and skills which will be counted on heavily beginning in the fall of 2012. Kari Nehlsen is the younger sister of sister Abby and she she hails from Burkina Faso as a child of missionary parents. Nehlsen will be working on her skills as a defender and midfielder in order to vie for playing time during her freshman season.

From all accounts this 2011 edition of the Lady Warriors should prove to be a massive step forward as the program continues to evolve and develop. The returning players who have worked incessantly this past year and the influx of new players will pay huge dividends in the weeks and months ahead.

The common denominator for all players is TEAM chemistry and a sense of Family that bonds and unites each soul and spirit as ONE with a vision, purpose and calling that reflects unity and passion toward the same goal.

Only time will tell how this TEAM will perform during the 2011 season but it is a foregone conclusion that each time they step on the field the opponents will surely know that they are in for the fight of their life. This TEAM will earn respect over the course of the season and have every reason to embrace the belief that the potential is unlimited in terms of being a highly competitive program now and for many years to come.

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Jennifer Jordan #9MIDFIELD

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Jordan Notes: Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Hillcrest International School.. Played for Hillcrest International School in Papua, Indonesia…2007 HIS Invitational Tournament Champions… Played club soccer for NORE Putri, Indonesian Women’s team…Personal: Full name is Jenni-fer Jordan… Born March 8, 1990… Parent Barry and Patty Jordan… Older sister to Joshua and Daniel Jordan… 2009- 2010 served with the Chicago Eagles in Brazil and Chicago…

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Sue Bicknell #3STRIKER

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Bicknell Notes: Prior to Nyack: 4 year Varsity Letter winner at Timberlane Regional High School… Played club soccer for Southern New Hampshire International Rockets and the New Hampshire Phantoms SYL… 2008-2010 CACC All-Academ-ic Team… Personal: Full name is Susanna Bickness… Born May 13, 1990… Parents Bruce and Cindy… Older siblings Brian, Lydia, and Joel… Joel also played soccer for NC Men’s team and graduated in 2010…Studying Business Administration… Plans to graduate in December 2011…

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Maranda Ohlson #14DEFENDER

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Ohlson Notes:Prior to Nyack: Coach’s Award winner for Alexander Central… Played for Central Western United Club…Played for Genesee Community College… Team Captain… 2009 team attended the National Tournament… Regional MVP…

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Mercier Notes: Prior to Nyack: Graduated from G Granby HS… Played soccer since grade school…Played for the New Britain Strikers Played one year of JV and then lettered 3 years on Varsity… 3 Scholarly Athlete Awards… Summer 2011 played for the Chicago Eagles… Personal: Full name is Stepha-nie Mercier… Born Novemeber 13, 1991… Parents are Michael and Ruth… Older sisters, Ashley and Brittany played for Quinippiac University Women’s Soccer Team… younger brother and sister, William and Megan… Enjoys playing tennis, guitar and painting… Favorite verse is Psalm 27:8

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Abby Nehlsen #17GOALKEEPER

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Nehlsen Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from International School of Burkina Faso… 4 year starting defender at International High School… Played Futsal 2006-2008… 3rd place in West Africa International Soccer Tournament… 2007 Best Defender nominee…Personal: Full name is Abigail Joy Nehlsen… Born November 17, 1989… Parent Steve and Amy… Sister Kari is also a member of the NC Women’s Soccer Team… Brother Peter, is a JV soccer player at Nyack High School…Raised in West Africa in Both Cote d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso… Favorite soccer players aer Didier Drogba and Gernando Torres… Enjoys hanging with friends, coloring, playing soccer in the rain, skydiving and swimming with sharks…

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Christy Degelman #16DEFENDER

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Degelman Notes: Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Indian Hills HS… Played club soccer starting at age 7… played for Ramapo High School freshman and sophomore year… Played for Indian Hills High School her Junior and Senior year…... All County Honorable Mention… First Team all League… All CACC Honorable Mention 2010… Personal: Full name is Christy Degelman… Born July 23, 1991 in Wyckoff, NJ… Parents are Scott and Mary......... Has two brothers, Scott and Timothy… Played soccer in Costa Rica in 2008 with high school team…

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Heather Wakeley #5DEFENDER

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Sabrina Caires #7

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Caires Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Acalenes HS… Played club soccer for DVSC… Lettered at Acalanes High… Senior Captain… Played for Solano Community College… 2009-2010 1st Team awards… Full name is Sabrina Baptista Caires… Born on September 11, 1990… Parents are Gilbert Caires and Celina Baptista… Older sister Gena… Admires Portuguese soccer player Christiano Ronaldo… Enjoys shopping, water sports, traveling and hanging with family and friends…

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Stacey Cervantes #8

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Cervantes Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from La Serna HS… Lettered 4 years in soccer for La Serna High… 4 year Del Rio League Champions… 2008 CIF Champions… 2007-2009 Offensive MVP… 2006 Offensive Player of the Year… Played for Santiago Canyon Collage 2009-2010… 2009 and 2010 Orange County conference champions…2009 SCC State champions… 2009 SCC National Champions… Personal:Full name is Sracey Bianca Cervantes… Born May 12, 1991… Parents are Jose and Alicia Guerrero… Has four sisters, Audrie, Yazette, Aimee and Vanessa… Enjoys off-roading, camping, snowboarding, and spending time with family and friends…

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Farber Notes:Graduated from Mater Dei HS… 2007 CIF Division 1 Champions… 2006-2009 Trinity League Champions… First Team All CIF… Trinity League Defensive MVP…Planed for the Slammers FC… 2009 National Champions… Played for Santiago Canyon College… 2009-2010 Orange Empire Conference Champions… 2009 State and National Champions… Defensive MVP… First Team OEC… Personal: Full name Erin Elizabeth Farber… Born January 18, 1991 in Fullerton, CA… Mother, Colette… Father, William… Has two older brothers Jeffrey and Jonathan… Enjoys spending time with friends, eating and being at the beach…

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Hayes Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from North Pointe Prep… Played club soccer for SC Del Sol… Runner up for State Cup… Team captain… Played at Parddise Valley Community College for 2 years… 2009 3rd at Nationals… “Unsung Hero” Award Honorable Mention… 2010 National Champions… Team captain… Region I MVP… Team MVP…Honorable Mention Personal: Full name is Ashlee Hayes… Born November 20, 1990… Has two younger siblings… Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ… Enjoys spending time with friends, shopping, outdoor activities and anything random and spontaneous… “My life revolves around my faith, soccer, my family and my friends”…

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Amanda Halter #20

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CHEYENNE, WY 5’2

Halter Notes:Graduated from East High School… Prior to Nyack: 4 year varsity letter winner… All Regional player 4 years of high school… 3 year 1st Team All State…Senior captain…Played at Laramie County Commu-nity College… Freshmen player of the year at LCCC…Attended NJ-CAA Division I National Tournament… 2010 captain…Personal: Enjoys music, art, and a warm PopTart…

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Gore Notes:Prior to Nyack: Played club soccer for LANCO United…played for Elizabethtown Area High School… Lettered all 4 years… Received the Lady Bear and Sportsmanship Award… Captain senior year… Personal:Full name is Meghan Michelle Gore… Parents are Denise and George Gore… Has 6 siblings, Elizabeth, Joshua, Julie, Annie, Amanda, Veronica… Admires Jesus and Mother Teresa… Enjoys hiking, arts and crafts, reading and laughing… Hopes to become a missionary and follow God’s plan and love everyone everywhere…Favorite verse is Deuteronomy 15:11

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Huynh Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from McNeil HS…competed in Track and Field her freshmen thru senior years…Played Basketball Freshman thru Junior year… Ran Cross Country as a senior… Received the Golden Baton Award in Track (2010)… Varsity letter in Track… Personal: Full name is Esther Hoang- Bich Huynh… Born February 6, 1992 in Lancaster, PA… Daughter of Linh and Ninh Huynh… Brother Timothy, who studies photo journalism as a grad student at University of Missairi in MD… a huge sports fanatic and loves following the Phillies, the Eagles, the Dallas Mavericks and the USWNT… Enjoys running, being outdoors, the beach, going to concerts, making smoothies and spending time with friends and family… admires Hope Solo and Bethany Hamilton… Favorite verse is Isaiah 40:28-31…

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Jelley Notes:Prior to Nyack: 3 year letter winner at Northfield Mount HermanHigh School… Received the Mount Herman Blanket Award… Personal: Full name is Kia Jelley… Born January 25, 1991… Parents Ralph and Vicky Jelley… Older sister Kylie…Dual sport athlete for NC… Pitcher for the Nyack College Women’s Softball team...

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Kelsey Labas #26DEFENDER

LEBANON, CT 5’6

Labas Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Lyman HS… Varsity captain senior year, Won 8th consecutive ECC Division Title… 2 time All Conference Selection… OGSA Senior bowl selected athlete… 2 time State Champion- Javelin, Track and Field…Played premier soccer under Jorge DeSousa, on the OFC Wolves for the past 7 years... Personal: Full name, Kelsey Lauren O’Connor Labas… Parents, Deborah and Daniel Fudenkavez… Born September 10, 1993 in Hartford, Connecticut… Younger sister’s name is Mary Labas… Enjoys spend-ing time with friends and family, going to the beach, reading and watching movies…”I am so grateful for my coaches, family and friends who believed in and pushed me to be this far...”

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Riley Roy #22

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Roy Notes:Graduated from Washingtonville HS…Member of Nirvana Soccer Club from2005- 2008…Member of QuickStrike FC 2008- 2011... Coached by Bobby Czumak for eight years... Finalist in the national tournament in 2010... High school varsity team from 2008- 2010... Section Champs 2008 and 2009... Division Champs 2010... Full name is Riley Cathryn Roy…Born September 19, 1993 in Warwick, NY… Parents are Perry and Cathy Roy… Riley has an older brother Matthew... Admires her cousin Conor Flynn… Enjoys playing soccer and any other competitive sport…

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Paige Neverett #11

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ATHOL, MA 5’5

Neverett Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Athol Royalston HS… Full name Born November 12, 1992…Daughter of Mark and Laura Neverett... Four year Lettered starter for Athol Royalston Re-gional High… Defensive Player of the year back to back junior and senior year... 2nd Team All-Western Mass sophomore and junior year... Coach’s Award... Paige loves spending time with her family... Enjoys playing piano, singing, snowboarding and painting... Paige aims to glorify God in all she says and does...

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Tum Suden Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Burlington Township HS… Member of 2nd team All-Liberty Division…played in the Burlington county All Star Senior Game… 4 year Varsity Letterman at Burlington Twp High School…Senior Captain… was captain for Burlington United and River City Devils club teams...Personal: Full name is Sarah Lynn TumSuden… Born April 30, 1993… Parents are Gary and Jane TumSuden… two younger brothers named Philip and Daniel… Enjoys spending time with family and friends, and outdoor activities...

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Sarah Madsen #0

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TALAHASSEE, FL 5’11

Madsen Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from Lincoln HS… Played 4 years Varsity Soccer… Played 3 years for Top of Florida Club team…Played 2 seasons for ASG Florida Club Team… Honorable mention for Big Bend Junior year…2nd team for Big Bend her senior year... Full name is Sarah Ann Madsen… Born April 9, 1993 in Tallahassee, FL......... Parents are Mike and Teri Madsen… Older brother Benjamin and a younger sister Michelle......... Enjoys hanging out with friends and going to the beach…

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EAST PATCHOGUE, NY 5’4

Martino Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated & Played for Bellport High School’s Soccer, Basketball, and Softball teams all 4 years of high school… MVP… Golden Boot… All Division…Personal: Full name is Jennifer Marie Martino…Born July 29, 1993… Parents are Linda… Has two sisters… Enjoys good food and time spent with friends…

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Kari Nehlsen #18

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Nehlsen Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduated from International School of Ouagadougu… Played for Dallastown Dazzle Club team... Played for the Dallastown Area High School Varsity Boys team Junior and Senior year… Personal: Full name is Kari Irene Nehlsen… Born January 21, 1993 in Abidjun, Cate d’Ivoire… Parents are Steve and Amy Nehlsen... Lived in Cate d’Ivoire for 10 years before moving to Burkina Faso…Siblings are Peter, who plays soccer at a Nyack High School, older sister Abby, who is also a member of the NC Women’s Soccer team... Enjoys trips to the beach, playing piano and guitar, art, volleyball, and most definitely soccer... Kair’s faith in Jesus Christ is a major part of her life...

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Maddy Barbarino #1GOALKEEPER

STATEN ISLAND, NY 5’5

Barbarino Notes:Prior to Nyack: Graduate of St. Joseph by the Sea High School… MVP of the Daily News Fall-Star… All-City…and the NY Post All-Star prior to committing to Nyack... Full name is Madeline Barbarino…Born on April 9, 1993 in Staten Island, NY... Parents Roy and Luara…Siblings, brother Joe and a younger sister Jackie… Pursuing a degree in criminal Justice in hopes of becoming a crime scene investigator... Wears the number 1 because it is the number of one of her favorite athletes, Hope Solo... “previous coaches and teammates played a tre-mendous role in teaching her to love the game first and foremost…” Met her best friends through soccer...

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2010 CACC Women’s Soccer Final Release

Player of the Year: Kelly Lyons, Jr., F, Georgian Court

Rookie of the Year: Carly DiGiovanni, Fr., M, Chestnut Hill

Coach of the Year: Josh Ruggiero, Wilmington

Team Sportsmanship Award: Nyack College

Postseason Results

All-Tournament Team

All-CACC First TeamGK Jessica Veazey, So., Chestnut HillD Lauren Brown, Jr., Chestnut HillD Denisha Thomas, So., Georgian CourtD Alli Williams, Jr., WilmingtonD Nikki D’Orsaneo, Jr., CaldwellM Amanda Davis, Sr., WilmingtonM Lindsay Fisher, Jr., Holy FamilyM Carly DiGiovanni, Fr., Chestnut HillF Kelly Lyons, Jr., Georgian CourtF Lauren Riiff, Jr., Chestnut HillF Megan Tole, So., Holy FamilyF Brittany Rhodes, So., Wilmington

All-CACC Second TeamGK Shealyn Sullivan, Jr., Georgian CourtD Melissa Benson, So., Holy FamilyD Amanda Botbyl, So., Chestnut HillD Danielle Niccoli, Sr., WilmingtonM Alysia Arcona, Fr., FelicianM Janine Cascio, Fr., PhiladelphiaM Maggie Porter, Sr., DominicanM Molly Taylor, So., WilmingtonF Olivia Antonopoulos, Fr., DominicanF Christine Rutherford, Jr., BloomfieldF Alisha Smith, Sr., Nyack

Honorable Mention: Kory Webster, Jr., D, Wilmington; Christy Degelman, Fr., D, Nyack;Brittney Brodniak, Sr., D, Felician; Sarah Redka, Sr., M, Philadelphia

Dan Mara, Commissioner 203-298-4808 Stacy Kelly, Assoc. Commissioner 203-298-4807Kirk Reed, Asst. Commissioner 203-298-4806

P.O. Box 3575 New Haven, CT 06525 Fax: 203-298-4810 www.caccathletics.org

CONFERENCE OVERALLGP Record Win % GF GA GP Record Win % GF GA Streak Last 5

Wilmington 12 12-0 1.000 28 7 20 15-5 0.750 42 29 L1 3-2Chestnut Hill 12 10-1-1 0.864 24 6 20 14-4-2 0.750 47 16 L1 3-2Philadelphia 12 9-3 0.750 33 10 19 9-7-3 0.553 38 26 L3 2-3Holy Family 12 8-3-1 0.708 34 16 20 13-6-1 0.675 46 28 L1 3-2Caldwell 12 8-4 0.667 19 8 18 10-8 0.556 25 25 L1 2-3Georgian Court 12 6-5-1 0.542 26 15 22 11-9-2 0.545 37 29 L1 3-2Dominican 12 6-6 0.500 30 19 17 9-8 0.529 37 26 L2 2-3Felician 12 6-6 0.500 24 24 18 7-11 0.389 40 52 L3 2-3Post 12 4-7-1 0.375 16 32 18 4-13-1 0.250 19 67 W3 3-2Nyack 12 4-8 0.333 13 27 17 5-12 0.294 17 44 L2 2-3Goldey-Beacom 12 1-10-1 0.125 13 38 15 2-12-1 0.167 22 43 W1 2-3Concordia 11 1-10 0.091 7 40 17 2-15 0.118 14 67 L9 0-5Bloomfield 12 0-11-1 0.042 15 40 17 4-12-1 0.265 37 45 W2 2-3

Date ResultCACC Tournament Quarter-finals

11/2 #1 Wilmington 6, #8 Felician 3#2 Chestnut Hill 2, #7 Dominican 0#6 Georgian Court 4, #3 Philadelphia 0#4 Holy Family 3, #5 Caldwell 1

CACC Semi-finals at Georgian Court11/4 Holy Family 3, Wilmington 0

Georgian Court 2, Chestnut Hill 1CACC Championship at Georgian Court

11/6 Georgian Court 2, Holy Family 1

2010 NCAA East Regional Resultsat C.W. Post

11/12 #3 American Int’l 3, #6 Georgian Court 0

Shealyn Sullivan, Georgian Court - MVPDenisha Thomas, Georgian CourtJennifer Molzon, Georgian CourtCandace Seaton, Georgian CourtSkyler Eiceman, Georgian CourtLindsay Fisher, Holy FamilyMelissa Benson, Holy FamilyDawn Curry, Holy FamilyAngelica Appold, WilmingtonDanielle Niccoli, WilmingtonCarly DiGiovanni, Chestnut HillLauren Nolte, Chestnut HillDJ Jacobowitz, FelicianRebecca Stinger, CaldwellMaggie Porter, Dominican

Weekly Award WinnersDate Player of the Week Rookie of the Week9/7 Bridgitte McCalla, Concordia Carly DiGiovanni, Chestnut Hill9/13 Brittany Rhodes, Wilmington Lauren Nolte, Chestnut Hill9/20 Lauren Riiff, Chestnut Hill Olivia Antonopoulos, Dominican9/27 Brittany Rhodes, Wilmington Julie Crankshaw, Caldwell10/4 Megan Tole, Holy Family Janine Cascio, Philadelphia10/11 Megan Tole, Holy Family Kaelyn Pizarro, Chestnut Hill10/18 Nikki D’Orsaneo, Caldwell Carly DiGiovanni, Chestnut Hill10/25 Kelly Lyons, Georgian Court Alysia Arcona, Felician11/1 Amanda Trabosh, Holy Family Steph Litty, Chestnut Hill11/8 Shealyn Sullivan, GCU Jennifer Molzon, Georgian Court

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The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer NYACK COLLEGE Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2010) All games

Overall: 5-12-0 Conf: 4-8-0 Home: 4-5-0 Away: 1-7-0 Neut: 0-0-0

## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% GW PK-ATT--------------------------------------------------------------2 SMITH, Alisha 17-16 10 0 20 74 .135 4 0-011 MEYERS, Brianna 15-15 2 1 5 16 .125 0 0-016 DEGELMAN, Christy 17-16 2 1 5 14 .143 1 0-03 BICKNELL, Susanna 17-16 1 3 5 14 .071 0 0-04 CARTER, Amanda 17-16 1 2 4 12 .083 0 0-024 PEREZ, Rheanna 10-10 1 1 3 8 .125 0 0-09 JORDAN, Jennifer 17-16 0 1 1 5 .000 0 0-05 WAKELEY, Heather 17-16 0 1 1 3 .000 0 0-025 BROWN, Evany 16-16 0 0 0 3 .000 0 0-010 FARROKH, AnneMarie 11-5 0 1 1 2 .000 0 0-013 MERCIER, Stephanie 13-2 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-014 OHLSON, Maranda 16-16 0 0 0 2 .000 0 0-017 NEHLSEN, Abigail 8-0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 0-022 HESS, Elizabeth 11-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-07 GALLAGHER, Caitlin 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-026 26 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-01 McNeely, Shannon 16-15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0-0 Total............... 17 17 11 45 156 .109 5 0-0 Opponents........... 17 44 36 124 315 .140 11 1-2

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |----RECORD----|## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho-------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 McNeely, Shannon 16-13 1428:36 39 2.46 118 .752 4 9 0 124 PEREZ, Rheanna 1-1 90:00 4 4.00 12 .750 0 1 0 02 SMITH, Alisha 1-0 11:24 1 7.89 1 .500 0 1 0 0TM TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 Total............... 17 1530:00 44 2.59 132 .750 4 11 0 1 Opponents........... 17 1530:54 17 1.00 68 .800 11 4 0 8

Team saves: 1