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11/28/06 Vaccaro Named to D3Kicks.com All-Region Second Team
The D3Kicks.com all-region teams were selcted by a panel of coaches and sports information directors, with nominations taken from sports information directors across the nation. FULL TEAM
Vaccaro Repeats as 1st Team All-CAC Selection for Second Straight Year ST. MARY'S CITY, MD - University of Mary Washington junior defender Margaret Vaccaro (Alexandria, VA/Bishop Ireton) has been named as a 2006 All-Capital Athletic Conference Women's Soccer Team First Team selection, as voted on by the league's coaches and released by the league office on Thursday. Vaccaro, who had two assists while starting all 17 matches for the Eagles this season, repeats as a first team All-CAC selection for the second straight year. Vaccaro was the only UMW player chosen to the all-conference team. 10/28/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls at St. Mary's in CAC Quarterfinals, 2-1 St. Mary's City, MD -- The St. Mary's (Md.) women's soccer team earned a 2-1 victory over Mary Washington in the opening round of the 2006 Capital Athletic Conference (CAC) tournament on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the fourth-seeded Seahawks improve to 12-5-1 overall on the season while the fifth-seeded Eagles see their season come to an end with a 5-10-2 overall record with the loss. Mary Washington claimed a 1-0 lead 14:23 into the contest when sophomore forward Katie Patchett (Warrenton, VA/Notre Dame Academy) scored an unassisted goal from about 28 yards out with the wind. That lead held until the 62:03 mark when sophomore midfielder Katie Klotz headed in a corner kick from senior midfielder Carolyn Amirpashaie to tie the contest at 1-1. The Seahawks used that momentum, and the wind, to score their second goal at the 73:15 mark. Freshman defender Karisa Carroll scored a goal almost identical to Patchett's in the first half, when she knocked in a wind-aided shot from the right side for the game-winning goal with Amirpashaie picking up her second assist on the afternoon. Sophomore goalkeeper Marie Oben recorded the win in net for the Seahawks. Oben allowed just the one goal and made four saves in the contest. Sophomore Laura McCarthy took the loss for Mary Washington. McCarthy allowed the two goals while recording two saves in the contest. She was also the recipient of one team save. St. Mary's (Md.) held a 13-6 advantage in shots while Mary Washington claimed a 3-2 edge in corner kicks. BOXSCORE 10/24/06 UMW Women's Soccer Ties Catholic in CAC Road Contest WASHINGTON, DC - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team played a scoreless tie at Catholic University on Tuesday afternoon, closing the regular season with a 0-0 draw against the defending Capital Athletic Conference champions. The Cardinals overpowered the Eagles in the first half out shooting them 7-1 and dominating the time of possession. In the second half, the Eagles came clawing back resulting in a 7-5 shot ratio and no CUA goals. With the game getting physical the teams began the first ten-minute sudden death overtime. CUA took two shots and allowed Mary Washington none but still couldn't connect. On the final play of the first OT the Cards had a perfect corner kick opportunity but the ball rolled wide left to send it into a second. The second overtime was even more chaotic as UMW went on the offensive more than once. Keeper Kim Stengle made some big saves but the CUA offense couldn't score ending in the 0-0 tie. The final totals had the Cards out shooting the Eagles 18-6 and taking eight corner kicks to UWM's six. Stengle had four saves, two in overtime, while Lauren McCarthy notched eight. The Eagles will visit St. Mary's College in a first round CAC match-up on Saturday at 1 pm. BOXSCORE 10/21/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls at Eighth-Ranked TCNJ EWING, NJ - The eighth-ranked College of New Jersey women's soccer team opened up a 2-0 halftime lead, and rolled for seven second half goals in a 9-0 win over Mary Washington on Saturday afternoon. The Eagles fall to 5-9-1 on the season. The Lions outshot the Eagles, 34-3, and had seven corner kicks to none for UMW. Laura McCarthy had ten saves and Kate Connolly had one save for the Eagles, who will close the regular season on Tuesday at Catholic University at 3:30 pm. BOXSCORE 10/12/06 UMW Women's Soccer Tops Chowan, 2-0 MURFREESBORO, NC - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team scored a goal in each half in defeating Chowan University, 2-0, on Thursday in North Carolina. The Eagles improve to 5-8-1 overall. Freshman Molly McCluskey opened the scoring for UMW, netting an unassisted goal at 19:58. Senior Jaclyn Gebbia added an insurance tally at 79:30 on an assist from Rachel Gerstein. The Eagles outshot the Cougars, 21-9, and had one corner kick to two for Chowan. Sophomore Laura McCarthy had four saves for UMW, and Tiffany Lee had eleven saves for Chowan. Mary Washington will next visit the College of New Jersey on October 21 at 3 pm. BOXSCORE 10/07/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls To Salisbury, 2-0
Salisbury outshot the Eagles, 8-3, in the first half, but remained scoress until a goal by Robyn Bishop in the 41st minute. The Sea Gulls held a 3-0 advantage in shots in the second half, scoring in the 81st minute on an unassisted goal by Kate Weaver. The Eagles were outshot, 8-3, and had no corner kicks, while Salisbury had five. UMW goalkeeper Laura McCarthy had two saves for UMW, and Samantha Phipps had one save in the shutout win for the Gulls. Mary Washington will visit Chowan College on Thursday at 4 pm. BOXSCORE 10/03/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls To St. Mary's, 1-0 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team fell for the first time ever to St. Mary's College, dropping a 1-0 decision to the Seahawks on Tuesday at the Battleground. The Eagles fall to 4-7-1 overall, and 3-2 in Capital Athletic Conference play. In a game that saw the majority of play in the center of the field, both teams managed just six shots apiece. Seahawk forward Lauren Carrier provided the game winner with seven minutes remaining on an assist from Karisa Carroll. UMW had three corner kicks to two for SMC. Laura McCarthy had two saves for UMW, and Marie Oben had two saves for St. Mary's. The Eagles will host Salisbury University on Saturday at 1 pm. BOXSCORE 10/01/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls in 90th Minute to Roanoke, 3-2
Freshman Alison DiPippa opened the scoring for the Eagles, scoring on an assist from Jaclyn Gebbia at the ten minute mark. Roanoke evened the score seven minutes before halftime on a goal by Kristen McCoy. The Eagles regained the lead in the 56th minute, when Ali Lanewala scored unassisted on a free kick. The eagles prevented a tying score when Hannah Pearson made a sliding save on a ball that appeared to be headed into goal with twenty minutes remaining, but the Maroons knotted the score at two with another goal by McCoy with 14 minutes remaining. McCoy booted the game winner with just 13 seconds remaining in regulation. The Maroons outshot the Eagles, 10-8, and had seven corner kicks to three for UMW. Erin Hanson had three saves for Roanoke, while Laura McCarthy made five saves for the Eagles. Mary Washington will host St. Mary's College on Tuesday in a key Capital Athletic Conference matchup, starting at 4 pm. BOXSCORE 09/27/06 UMW Women's Soccer Tops Marymount, 2-1 ARLINGTON, VA - Senior Jaclyn Gebbia scored the game winning goal with five minutes remaining to give the University of Mary Washington women's soccer team a 2-1 win over Marymount University on Wednesday night. The Eagles improve to 4-5-1 on the season, and 3-1 in Capital Athletic Conference play. Marymount jumped out to the early lead, with Alisha Parker scoring the only goal of the first half. UMW tied the score with Katie Patchett's goal in the 70th minute, setting the stage for Gebbia's game winner. The Eagles will be back in action on Sunday when they host Roanoke College at 1 pm. BOXSCORE 09/23/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls in Waning Moments at York, 1-0 YORK, PA - York College junior Emily Sullivan scored in the 85th minute to give the Spartan women's soccer team a 1-0 victory over the University of Mary Washington on Saturday afternoon at Graham Field. The Spartans improve to 5-3-1 and 1-1 in Capital Athletic Conference play, while the Eagles fall to 3-5-1 and 2-1. The Spartans had 14 shots to eleven for the Eagles, but UMW had five corner kicks to two for York. Laura McCarthy had six saves for the Eagles, and Amanda Lomberg had seven saves for York. The Eagles will return to action on Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm, when they visit Marymount University in another CAC contest. BOXSCORE 09/21/06 UMW Women's Soccer Tops Goucher, 8-0
Gebbia opened the scoring in the 13th minute on an assist from Hannah Pearson, and scored again two minutes later on a pass from Kelley Hardgrove. Pearson scored in the 19th minute to push the lead to 3-0, and Freshman Allison DiPippa scored off an Ali Lanewala corner kick in the 31st minute. Gebbia notched her third goal of the game in the 34th minute off a Katie Patchett assist. Katelynn Estefani scored in the 41st minute off a Lanewala corner kick to push the halftime margin to 6-0. DiPippa scored her second goal of the contest off a deflection off the Goucher goalie for UMW's seventh goal, and Molly McCluskey scored in the 75th minute off another free ball following a diving Goucher goalie save. The Eagles outshot the Gophers, 24-0, and had twelve corner kicks to none for Goucher. Bri Girard had ten saves for Goucher, and Laura McCarthy and Kate Connolly split time in the UMW goal without making a save. Mary Washington will visit York College of PA on Saturday at noon in another CAC contest. BOXSCORE 09/18/06 UMW Women's Soccer Tops Gallaudet in CAC Opener, 9-0 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team used a balanced attack in downing Gallaudet University, 9-0, in both teams' Capital Athletic Conference opener on Monday at the Battleground. Nine different players record either a goal or an assist for the Eagles, who improve to 2-4-1 overall. The Eagles waisted little time getting onto the scoreboard, as sophomore Katie Patchett scored just 1:18 into the contest on an assist from Margaret Vaccaro. At 10:44, freshman Katelyn Shank scored her first collegiate goal, on a pass from Allison DiPippa, and at 16:02, Hannah Pearson netted a goal on an assist from Patchett, who would score unassisted at 25:01. Kate Parvin scored the next two Eagle goals, and Molly McCluskey scored the final three. The Eagles had 48 shots to none for Gallaudet, and led the Bison in corner kicks, 10-0. Amelia Palmer had 15 saves for Gallaudet. Mary Washington will host Goucher College in another CAC contest on Thursday at 4 pm. BOXSCORE 09/16/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls at #1 Messiah, 3-0 GRANTHAM, PA - Top-ranked and undefeated Messiah College used three second half goals to defeat the University of Mary Washington, 3-0, on Saturday evening. The Eagles fall to 1-4-1, while the Falcons improve to 4-0. Messiah outshot the Eagles, 19-5, and had nine corner kicks to one for UMW. Sophomore goalie Laura McCarthy had four saves for the Eagles. The Eagles will host Gallaudet University on Monday at 4 pm in the Eagles' Capital Athletic Conference opener. BOXSCORE 09/10/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls to CNU, 3-0 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team dropped a 3-0 decision to Christopher Newport University on Sunday afternoon at the Battleground. The Eagles fall to 0-3-1 on the season. CNU's Amanda Peters scored in the seventh minute, on an assist from Emily Renkin, and CNU advanced the lead to two in the final minute of the first half, when Kelly Doherty scored. The Captains capped the scoring in the 51st minute, when Hillary Carney scored on an assist from Renkin. CNU outshot the Eagles, 9-5, and each team had two corner kicks. Laura McCarthy had three saves for UMW, and Erin Wojtkun had two saves for the Captains. The Eagles will be back in action on Wednesday at 3:30 pm at Bridgewater College. BOXSCORE 09/09/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls to #23 VA Wesleyan, 2-0 FREDERICKSBURG, VA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team dropped a 2-0 decision to Virginia Wesleyan College on Saturday in the UMW Soccer Classic. The Eagles fall to 0-2-1, while the Marlins, ranked 23rd in the nation, improve to 1-2 on the season. After a scoreless first half, VA Wesleyan scored in the 53rd minute, when Jen Colwell scored on an assist from Missy Kuhns. Colwell scored again two minutes later on a pass from Kelly Donnelly, giving the Marlins their final two-goal advantage. VA Wesleyan outshot the Eagles, 15-7, and had five corner kicks to one for the Eagles. Kate Connelly had five saves for UMW, while Lindsey Williams made three saves for VWC. The Eagles will host Christopher Newport University, who fell to Gettysburg on Saturday, 2-1, on Sunday at 3:30 pm. VA Wesleyan will take on Gettysburg at 1 pm at the Battleground. BOXSCORE 09/02/06 UMW Women's Soccer Falls at Gettysburg, 1-0 GETTYSBURG, PA - The University of Mary Washington women's soccer team dropped a tough 1-0 decision at Gettysburg College on Saturday in the final game of the Bullets' season opening tournament. The Eagles fall to 0-1-1 on the season. Colleen Stuart scored the game's only goal for the Bullets in the 73rd minute, on an assist from Katie Meyers. Meyers took a pass from Kelly Vigna, and flicked the ball onto goal to a crashing Stuart, who beat UMW goalkeeper Laura McCarthy to the right. The Bullets edged the Eagles in shots, 5-3, and had five corner kicks to two for UMW. McCarthy had three saves for the Eagles, while Jen Truss had two stops for Gettysburg. The Eagles will return to action on Saturday, when they host Christopher Newport University at 3:30 pm as part of the UMW Classic. BOXSCORE 09/01/06 UMW Women's Soccer Opens With Scoreless Draw GETTYSBURG, PA - On a rainy night in Gettysburg, PA, the University of Mary Washington women's soccer team opened the 2006 season with a scoreless double overtime tie against Skidmore (NY) College. Both teams are 0-0-1. The Eagles were outshot in the contest, and had two corner kicks to Skidmore's 13, but the speedy Eagle defense, led by All-CAC defenders Margaret Vacarro (Alexandria, VA/Bishop Ireton) and Kristina Ashwell (Oakton, VA/Madison), held Skidmore off the scoreboard. Sophomore goalkeeper Laura McCarthy (Glen Rock, NJ/Immaculate Heart Academy) turned in a stellar performance, not allowing a goal in 120 minutes of action. Skidmore's final attempt with 51 seconds left, a 25-yard shot, hit the cross bar, and the rebound shot sailed wide, ensuring the draw. Mary Washington will take on Gettysburg, a 1-0 winner over Scranton, on Saturday at 5:30 pm. BOXSCORE Copyright 2006 University of Mary Washington Athletics. All rights reserved worldwide. No portion of this site may be reproduced or duplicated without the express written permission of University of Mary Washington Athletics. |
