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Year-by-Year Results
(Women’s soccer first season at Boston College was 1977. Records
prior to 1990 are incomplete. If you have any information, please
contact the Media Relations Office at (617) 552-0524.)
1990 (6-7-3)
Coach: Terez Bonorden
Harvard
Cornell
S 8
Vermont
S 11
Hartford
S 15
William & Mary
S 16
Cal-Berkley
S 18
Holy Cross
S
Duke
S 23
NC State
S 25
UNH
S 28
Connecticut
S 31
Dartmouth
O 8
Colgate
O 17
Providence
O 19
St. John’s
O 21
Stony Brook
0
1
0
1
0
0
3
0
0
0
1
2
1
0
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
5
0
3
6
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
(OT)
(OT)
HISTORY
(OT)
T
1992 (13-8-0)
Coach: Terez Bonorden (13-8-0)
Captains: Tricia Cook, Rose Gagnon, Heather Hughes
S 5
N
Massachusetts
2
3
S 6
H
Colgate
1
2
S 9
H
Hartford
0
2
S 13
H
Army
2
1
S 16
A
Holy Cross
2
0
S 20
H
Villanova
2
0
S 22
A
Dartmouth
3
1
S 25
H
Connecticut
0
1
S 29
A
Harvard
1
2
O 3
H
Vermont
2
1
O 7
H
Providence
2
1
O 9
H
Stony Brook
1
0
O 11
H
Cornell
2
1
O 17
A
Maine
3
0
O 19
H
Rhode Island
7
0
O 23
A
Central Florida
1
3
O 25
A
Florida International
3
4
O 28
A
Brown
3
2
O 31
H
New Hampshire
4
0
N 1
A
St. John’s
2
0
ECAC TOURNAMENT
N 9
H
Yale
1
2
(OT)
(OT)
(OT)
(OT)
(OT)
(OT)
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1993 (12-9-0)
Coach: Terez Bonorden
Captains: Tricia Cook, Kate Delay, Mary Byrne
S 4
H
Massachusetts
1
S 8
A
Hartford
1
S 15
H
Holy Cross
5
S 17
A
Stony Brook
3
S 18
A
Villanova
3
S 21
A
Connecticut
0
S 24
A
New Hampshire
3
S 29
H
Harvard
1
O 2
A
Vermont
2
30
2
3
1
0
1
1
1
3
0
4
0
0
4
3
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
0
1
1
0
1
0
1
2
2
1
1
5
1996 (9-8-0)
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1994 (10-8-1)
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1991 (7-7-1)
Coach: Terez Bonorden
Captains: Stacy Smith, Tricia Cook, Rachel Sheridan
S 7
A
Keene State
1
3
S 10
A
Hartford
0
5
S 1
N#
James Madison
1
4
S 15
A
Stony Brook
4
1
S 18
H
Holy Cross
3
0
S 22
H
St. John’s
2
1
S 28
A
Connecticut
0
1
O 1
H
Harvard
3
1
O 5
H
Dartmouth
2
1
O 9
A
Providence
2
3
O 12
A
Vermont
0
2
O 16
H
Penn State
4
3
O 22
H
Salem State
0
0
O 30
A
Brown
2
0
N 1
A
New Hampshire
0
1
# - Game played at Stony Brook University
O 4
A
Rhode Island
O 8
H
Rutgers
O 13
H
Dartmouth
O 17
H
St. John’s
O 20
H
Maine
Umbro/Cornell Classic (First Place)
O 23
N#
Colgate
O 24
A
Cornell
O 27
H
Brown
N 3
A
Providence
BIG EAST TOURNAMENT
N 6
A
Providence
ECAC TOURNAMENT
N 10
A
Brown
N 13
N$
James Madison
# - Game played at Cornell
$ - Games played at Rutgers University
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(OT)
(OT)
Coach: Terez Biancardi
Captain: Mary Byrne, Cara Griffin, Kathleen McMahon
S 3
N*
Massachusetts
0
2
S 6
A
Army
2
1
S 10
H
Villanova
5
1
S 14
H
Hartford
0
5
Puma Tournament (Second Place)
S 16
A
Florida International
1
0
S 18
A
Florida Atlantic
6
1
S 21
H
Connecticut
1
2
S 28
A
Harvard
0
2
Harvard Tournament
O 1
N#
Fairfield
2
0
O 2
N#
Cornell
2
2
O 7
H
Providence
2
1
O 11
A
Dartmouth
0
3
O 14
A
Rutgers
4
1
O 16
A
St. John’s
4
2
O 21
H
New Hampshire
0
1
O 26
A
Brown
0
1
O 30
H
Rhode Island
6
0
BIG EAST Tournament (Second Place)
N 5
CT+ Providence
1
0
N 6
CT+ St. John’s
0
1
# - Games played at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
+ - Games played at UConn, Storrs, CT.
* – Game played at W. Springfield High, W. Springfield, MA.
(OT)
(OT)
1997 (9-6-2)
T
(OT)
(OT)
(OT)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Alex Chamberlain, Leigh Cofran, Anne Schneider
A 30
H
West Virginia
0
1
S 3
H
Central Connecticut
3
0
S 6
H
Georgetown
2
1
S 10
A
Connecticut
0
3
S 16
H
Providence
1
0
S 23
H
Harvard
1
1
T
S 26
A
St. John’s
2
1
S 28
A
Syracuse
0
1
O 3
A
Loyola (Chicago)
3
0
O 5
A
Notre Dame
0
2
O 8
H
Boston University
1
0
O 11
H
Pittsburgh
2
0
O 18
A
Seton Hall
0
1
O 21
A
New Hampshire
0
0
T
O 24
H
Rutgers
2
1
O 26
H
Villanova
0
1
O 29
H
Brown
1
0
1998 (12-6-3)
1995 (9-7-2)
Coach: Terez Biancardi
Captain: Allison David, Jessica David, Kara Nance
S 4
H
Central Connecticut
5
0
S 6
A
Rhode Island
2
2
S 9
H
Villanova
2
1
S 13
A
Hartford
0
2
S 15
H
Georgetown
1
0
S 17
N*
Rutgers
0
1
S 20
A
Connecticut
0
4
HARVARD Tournament (First Place)
S 23
A#
Monmouth
3
2
S 24
A#
Columbia
2
0
S 27
H
Harvard
1
6
S 30
H
St. John’s
2
0
O 4
A
Providence
4
0
O 7
A
Seton Hall
0
1
O 11
N$
Dartmouth
2
1
O 15
A
New Hampshire
1
1
O 24
N@ Brown
0
1
O 27
A
Notre Dame
1
3
O 29
A
Loyola (Chicago)
6
0
# - Games played at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
$ - Game played at Bowditch Field in Framingham, MA.
@ - Game played at Thayer Academy, Braintree, MA
* – Game played at Tufts University, Boston, MA.
Coach: Terez Biancardi
Captains: Jennifer Kelley, Kara Nance, April Parker
S 1
H
Notre Dame
0
6
S 7
A
Villanova
2
1
S 11
A
Central Connecticut
8
1
S 15
A
Georgetown
3
0
S 20
H
SUNY-Buffalo
5
0
S 24
A
Harvard
1
4
S 27
A
Rutgers
1
2
S 29
A
St. John’s
0
1
O 2
H
Providence
4
1
O 5
H
New Hampshire
1
0
O 12
H
Seton Hall
2
0
O 17
A
Boston University
1
3
O 19
A
West Virginia
0
1
O 25
H
Loyola (Chicago)
2
0
O 27
H
Syracuse
2
0
O 30
A
Brown
0
1
N 2
H
Connecticut
1
5
T
T
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Kiera McKeon, Leigh Cofran
S 2
N& Connecticut
0
1
S 7
N& Arizona St.
3
0
S 11
N^
James Madison
2
3
S 13
N& Seton Hall
0
0
S 15
A
Central Connecticut
4
3
S 18
H
Syracuse
1
0
S 20
N^
St. John’s
3
0
S 22
A
Harvard
0
2
S 26
A
Providence
4
0
S 29
N& Northeastern
6
0
O 2
A
Pittsburgh
1
0
O 4
A
West Virginia
0
0
O 9
N^
Notre Dame
1
3
O 10
N^
Loyola (Chicago)
4
1
O 16
A
Villanova
1
2
O 18
A
Rutgers
1
1
O 21
N& New Hampshire
3
2
O 25
A
Georgetown
3
0
O 28
A
Brown
3
2
BIG EAST Tournament
N 3
A
Seton Hall
2
1
N 6
A
Connecticut
0
2
& - Games played at Bowditch Field, Framingham, MA.
^ – Games played at Natick High School, Natick, MA.
T
T
T
(OT)
Year-by-Year Results
2002 (11-8-1)
The 1999 team
2001 (11-10-1)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Leigh Cofran, Janice Collein
S 4
A
Fairfield
2
0
S 5
A
Hartford
0
1
S 12
A
Dartmouth
2
1
S 15
H
Central Connecticut
5
0
SHERATON FOUR POINTS Tournament
S 17
A
James Madison
4
1
S 19
A% Richmond
2
4
S 22
H
Northeastern
2
0
S 26
H
Miami
3
0
S 29
H
Connecticut
0
1
O 1
A
Providence
2
0
O 3
H
Seton Hall
4
0
O 8
A
Syracuse
0
2
O 12
H
Harvard
0
4
O 17
H
Villanova
4
0
O 19
A
New Hampshire
2
1
O 22
A
Rutgers
4
0
O 24
A
St. John’s
0
0
T
O 27
H
Brown
1
0
O 30
A
Georgetown
3
0
BIG EAST Tournament
N 2
A
Villanova
2
1
(2OT)
N 5
R$
Connecticut
1
2
(OT)
NCAA Tournament
N 10
H
Fairfield
4
1
N 14
A
Harvard
1
0
N 20
A
Connecticut
0
5
% - Game played at James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA.
$ - Game played at Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ.
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Lindsey Marshall, Meghan Moore, Rachel Parri
S 1
N*
Massachusetts
3
4
(2OT)
UConn/Diadora Classic
S 7
N+
Georgia
2
3
S 9
N+
Ohio State
3
1
S 19
H
Dartmouth
0
3
S 21
A
Providence
2
2
T
S 28
A
St. John’s
0
1
S 30
A
Syracuse
2
3
(OT)
O 2
H
Boston University
3
1
O 5
H
Miami
4
2
O 7
H
Connecticut
2
0
O 10
H
Harvard
0
1
O 12
H
Georgetown
2
1
O 14
H
Virginia Tech
2
0
O 16
H
Rhode Island
4
0
O 19
A
Villanova
0
3
O 21
H
Rutgers
0
2
O 24
A
Holy Cross
5
2
O 28
A
Seton Hall
1
0
O 31
H
Brown
2
1
BIG EAST Tournament
N 4
A
Rutgers
4
3
N 9
N$
Notre Dame
0
3
NCAA Tournament
N 15
A
Nebraska
0
5
$ - Game played at Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ.
+ - Game played at UConn, Storrs, CT.
* - Game played at Agawam High, Agawam, MA.
2000 (14-7-0)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Katherine Murphy, Sarah Powell, Courtney Schaeffer
A 25
A
Hartford
1
2
A 27
A
Fairfield
2
0
S 3
H
Holy Cross
9
0
ECAC Tournament
S 8
N<
Boston University
4
2
S 10
N<
Colgate
3
4
(OT)
S 13
A
Central Connecticut
5
1
S 15
A
Central Florida
2
0
S 17
A
Miami
2
0
S 19
H
New Hampshire
2
0
S 22
H
Syracuse
2
0
S 24
H
St. John’s
4
0
S 29
A
Connecticut
0
1
O 4
A
Harvard
1
2
(2OT)
O 6
A
Pittsburgh
2
0
O 10
H
Providence
4
0
O 13
A
Notre Dame
1
2
O 17
H
Northeastern
5
2
O 20
H
West Virginia
1
2
O 25
A
Brown
2
1
BIG EAST Tournament
O 29
H
Seton Hall
2
0
N 3
A
Notre Dame
0
3
< – Game played at Cape Cod Tech. High, Harwich, MA.
T
(2OT)
(2OT)
(OT)
(OT)
2003 (15-3-3)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Rebecca Brooke, Kate Taylor, Lauren Vanni
A 29
H
Wagner
10 0
A 31
H
Boston University
3
1
S 5
A
Georgetown
3
1
S 7
G> Virginia Commonwealth 3
2
(2OT)
S 12
H
Quinnipiac
4
0
S 14
H
Fairfield
5
1
S 17
H
Holy Cross
10 1
S 21
H
Villanova
1
0
S 25
A
Providence
1
1
T
S 28
A
Rutgers
0
0
T
O 3
H
Connecticut
1
2
(OT)
O 12
A
St. John’s
0
1
O 14
A
Syracuse
2
0
O 17
H
Seton Hall
1
0
O 21
H
Hartford
2
1
O 24
H
Miami
3
0
O 26
H
Virginia Tech
1
0
BIG EAST Tournament
N 2
H
Rutgers
2
1
N 7
R$
Notre Dame
2
1
N 9
R$
Villanova
1
1 T (L, 6-7 PK’s)
NCAA Tournament
N 14
H
Central Conn. St
0
1
> - Game played at Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
$ - Game played at Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ.
HISTORY
1999 (16-7-1)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Katherine Halloran, Kate MacDonald
A 30
H
Massachusetts
1
0
S 1
H
Holy Cross
5
0
S 6
A
West Virginia
0
3
S 8
H
Iowa
2
1
HARVARD Tournament (Tied-First Place)
S 13
H
Penn State
2
2
S 15
N#
Central Connecticut
3
0
S 20
A
Miami
1
3
S 22
A
Connecticut
1
2
S 27
H
Princeton
0
1
S 29
H
Providence
1
0
O 2
A
Boston University
1
2
O 4
H
St. John’s
3
1
O 6
H
Syracuse
1
0
O 9
A
Harvard
0
1
O 11
A
Virginia Tech
3
2
O 13
H
Pittsburgh
3
1
O 21
H
Quinnipiac
1
0
O 27
H
Notre Dame
0
1
O 30
A
Brown
2
1
BIG EAST Tournament
N 3
A
Villanova
0
1
# - Games played at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA.
The 2004 team
31
Year-by-Year Results
2004 (15-7-1)
HISTORY
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Laina Ceddia, Kate Taylor
A 27
A
Boston University
A 31
H
Holy Cross
S 5
A
Hartford
S 10
A
Wisonsin-Milwaukee
S 12
A
Wisconsin
S 17
H
Villanova
S 19
H
West Virginia
S 23
H
Northeastern
S 26
A
Pittsburgh
S 29
A
Connecticut
O 1
A
Seton Hall
O 3
A
Rutgers
O 6
H
Brown
O 13
H
Providence
O 16
A
Notre Dame
O 22
H
St. John’s
O 24
H
Syracuse
O 27
A
Central Conn.
BIG EAST Tournament
O 30
H
Georgetown
N 5
CT+ Notre Dame
NCAA Tournament
N 12
GF^ Florida State
3-1)
N 14
GF^ Central Florida
N 20
P
Princeton
+ - Game played at UConn, Storrs, CT.
^ - Games played in Gainesville, FLA.
P – Game played in Princeton, NJ.
1
0
0
1
5
1
2
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
2
0
1
2
(2OT)
The 2005 team
(W, PK’s,
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Lindsey McArdle, Jenny Maurer
A 26
H
Boston University
2
A 28
H
Holy Cross
2
S 2
H
Sacred Heart
2
S 11
H
Harvard
2
S 14
A
Brown
1
S 18
H
CCSU
2
S 21
A
Northeastern
0
S 25
A
Clemson *
2
S 30
H
Duke *
1
O 2
H
Wake Forest *
1
O 6
A
Miami *
2
O 9
A
Florida State *
0
O 13
H
North Carolina *
1
O 16
A
North Carolina State* 1
O 20
H
Virginia *
1
O 23
H
Virginia Tech *
0
O 29
A
Maryland *
1
ACC Championship at SAS Stadium, Cary, NC
N 2
SAS Duke
NCAA Tournament
N 10
CT+ Dartmouth
N 12
CT+ Boston University
N 19
A
Santa Clara
* - ACC regular season games
+ - Game played at UConn, Storrs, CT.
0
2
2
1
1
1
0
2
2006 (12-7-3)
2005 (13-6-2)
The 2007 team
32
0
3
3
4
3
0
0
1
4
2
1
3
1
4
0
3
2
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
3
4
0
0
0
2
(2OT)
(2OT)
Coach: Alison Foley
Captains: Jenny Maurer, Heather Ferron, Mary Schneck
A 25
A
Boston University
0
1
A 27
A
Central Connecticut
2
1
S 2
H
Northeastern
4
0
S 6
H
Sacred Heart
7
0
S 9
A
Harvard
3
2
S 15
H
Brown
1
2
S 17
A
Holy Cross
8
0
S 20
H
Rhode Island
4
2
S 24
H
Clemson*
3
0
S 28
A
Duke*
0
1
O 1
A
Wake Forest*
0
2
O 5
A
Miami*
2
1
O 8
H
Florida St.*
0
0
(2OT)
O 13
A
North Carolina*
1
3
O 15
H
NC State*
3
0
O 20
A
Virginia*
1
0
O 22
A
Virginia Tech*
3
3
(2OT)
O 27
H
Maryland*
2
1
ACC Championship at SAS Stadium, Cary, NC
N 1
SAS Clemson
1
2
NCAA Tournament
N 10
A^
Boston University
3
0
N 12
A^
Rutgers
0
0 (2OT–W, PK’s,
4-2)
N 17
A+
Penn State
0
1
* - ACC regular season games
^ - Game played at Rutgers University in Piscataway, New Jersey
+ - Game played at Penn State University
2007 (11-5-4)
Coach: Alison (Foley) Kulik
Captains: Kia McNeill, Kerri McNicholas
A 31
H
Central Connecticut 2 0
S 6
A
Brown
2 0
S 12
H
Harvard
2 1
S 14
H
Boston University
1 0
S 16
H
Syracuse
0 0
(2OT)
S 19
H
Fairfield
2 0
S 21
H
Northeastern
3 0
S 30
A
Clemson*
0 0
(2OT)
O 5
H
Duke*
1 1
(2OT)
O 7
H
Wake Forest*
2 1
O 11
A
Miami*
0 1
O 14
A
Florida State*
0 1
O 18
H
North Carolina*
0 1
(2OT)
O 21
H
NC State*
4 0
O 28
H
Virginia*
1 0
N 1
A
Maryland*
2 0
N 4
A
Virginia Tech*
0 3
ACC Championship at Disney, Orlando, FLA
N7
A^
Florida State
0 1
NCAA Tournament
N 16
A+
Connecticut
0 0 (2OT – L, PK’s 4-5)
* - ACC regular season games
^ - Game played at Disney, Orlando, FLA
+ - Game played at Newton Soccer Field, Newton, MA
Single Season Records
(Some top performances are known prior to 1990 due to some news articles and press releases. Complete records prior to 1990 are unavailable. If you have any further information, please contact the Boston College
Media Relations Office at (617) 552-3004)
Points
Name
Shots
Pts.
Name
Goals Against Average
Shots
(Minimum 10 games)
1.
Mary Guarino, 1999...................................................45
1.
Mary Guarino, 1999...................................................98
2.
Morgan Page, 1998 ...................................................35
2.
Meghan Moore, 2000 ................................................95
1.
2.
Ann Porell, 1981 ........................................................35
3.
Betsy Ready, 1985 ....................................................91
2.
Kate Taylor, 2003....................................................0.66
4.
Sarah Rahko, 2003 ...................................................34
4.
Beth Totman, 2003 ....................................................85
3.
Sue Hughey, 1985 ..................................................0.70
4.
Beth Totman, 2003 ....................................................34
5.
Meghan Moore, 2001 ................................................84
4.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997.......................................0.72
6.
Morgan Page, 1999 ...................................................33
6.
Kia McNeill, 2004 ......................................................73
5.
Arianna Criscione, 2005 .........................................0.79
6.
Katie McGregor, 2003 ...............................................33
7.
Gina DiMartino, 2006 ................................................69
6.
Sarah Buonomo, 2006 ...........................................0.86
8.
Ann Porell, 1983 ........................................................32
8.
Meghan Moore, 1999 ................................................67
7.
Kate Taylor, 2004....................................................0.87
8.
Cathy Murphy, 1982 ..................................................32
9.
Kia McNeill, 2006 ......................................................66
8.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1999.......................................0.88
10
Gina DiMartino, 2006 ................................................31
10.
Mary Guarino, 1998...................................................64
11.
Meghan Moore, 2000 ................................................30
11.
Maria Montuori, 1985 ................................................61
12.
Sarah Rahko, 2001 ...................................................60
13.
Sarah Rahko, 2000 ...................................................57
1.
Goals
Name
GAA
Sarah Buonomo, 2007 ...........................................0.38
GK Shutouts
Name
Shutouts
Arianna Criscione, 2005 ............................................13
Goals
13.
Morgan Page, 1999 ...................................................57
2.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1999....................................... 11.5
1.
Mary Guarino, 1999...................................................18
13.
Morgan Page, 1998 ...................................................57
3.
Courtney Schaeffer, 2000..........................................10
2.
Morgan Page, 1998 ...................................................16
16.
Heather Ferron, 2003 ................................................53
4.
Sarah Buonomo, 2007 .............................................. 9
3.
Beth Totman, 2003 ....................................................14
17.
Kia McNeill, 2005 ......................................................53
4.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1998.......................................... 9
3.
Kate McGregor, 2003 ................................................14
17.
Meaghan Moore, 1998 ..............................................50
4.
Kathy Brophy, 1983 ................................................... 9
5.
Gina DiMartino, 2006 ................................................13
5.
Morgan Page, 1999 ...................................................13
Name
GK Saves
Saves
1.
Tricia Cook, 1991 ....................................................179
Kate Taylor, 2004....................................................... 9
8.
Sarah Buonomo, 2006 .............................................. 7
9.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997.......................................... 7
10.
Sue Hughey, 1985 ..................................................... 7
Assists
2.
Sue Hughey, 1985 ...................................................128
1.
Sarah Rahko, 2000 ...................................................13
3.
Tricia Cook, 1993 ....................................................124
1.
Ann Porell, 1981 ........................................................13
4.
Valerie Daniel, 1995 ................................................ 119
3.
Mary Guarino, 1998................................................... 11
5.
Mary C. McCarthy, 1981.......................................... 117
1.
3.
Meghan Moore, 1999 ................................................ 11
6.
Elyse Meredith, 2001...............................................109
1.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1999..........................................15
4.
Ann Porell, 1983 ........................................................10
7.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1999........................................106
3.
Kate Taylor, 2004.......................................................14
4.
Sonja Withington, 1992 .............................................10
7.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1998........................................106
4.
Arianna Criscione, 2005 ............................................13
4.
Sarah Rahko, 2002 ...................................................10
8.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997........................................103
4.
Courtney Schaeffer, 2000..........................................13
6.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1998..........................................12
6.
Sue Hughey, 1985 .....................................................12
7.
Elyse Meredith, 2001.................................................10
Name
GK Wins
Name
Wins
Kate Taylor, 2003.......................................................15
HISTORY
Names
Assists
4.
GK Minutes
Name
Minutes
1.
Kate Taylor, 2004................................................2069.3
2.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1999...................................2030.0
3.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1998...................................1963.0
4.
Arianna Criscione, 2005 .....................................1930.0
5.
Kate Taylor, 2003................................................1904.4
6.
Courtney Schaeffer, 2000...................................1764.0
6.
Kate Taylor, 2002................................................1755.2
7.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997...................................1614.5
8.
Sarah Buonomo, 2007 .......................................1652.0
9.
Valerie Daniel, 1995 ...........................................1586.0
10.
Elyse Meredith, 2001..........................................1535.0
Kate Taylor played at Boston College from 2002 to 2005. She is the all-time leader for goalkeepers in
minutes played in a single season at 2069.3.
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Career Records
(Complete records prior to 1990 are unavailable.. If you
have any further information, please call the BC Media
Relations Office at (617) 552-3004)
Points
Name
Pts
1.
Sarah Rahko, 2000-03 ........................................ 94
2.
Mary Guarino, 1996-99 ....................................... 87
3.
Morgan Page, 1998-01 ........................................ 86
4.
Ann Porell, 1981-84 ............................................. 86
5.
Meghan Moore, 1998-01 ..................................... 83
6.
April Parker, 1993-96 ........................................... 74
7.
Cathy Murphy *, 1981-84 .................................... 69
8.
Kia McNeill, 2004-07 ........................................... 61
9.
Jessica David, 1992-95 ....................................... 57
10.
Allison David, 1992-95 ........................................ 55
11.
Kate McGregor, 2000-04 ..................................... 53
12.
Jenny Maurer, 2003-06 ....................................... 50
13.
Laina Ceddia, 2000-04 ........................................ 48
14.
Deidre Byrnes, 1993-96 ..................................... 47
15.
Jennifer Kelley, 1993-96 ...................................... 46
*Missing 1984 final stats
HISTORY
Name
G
Morgan Page, 1998-01 ....................................... 37
Mary Guarino, 1996-99 ....................................... 33
April Parker, 1993-96 .......................................... 30
Sarah Rahko, 2000-03 ........................................ 27
Ann Porell, 1981-84 ............................................ 27
Meghan Moore, 1998-01..................................... 26
Cathy Murphy*, 1981-84 ..................................... 25
Kia McNeill, 2004-07 ........................................... 24
Assists
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
Name
A
Sarah Rahko, 2000-03 ........................................ 40
Meghan Moore, 1998-01..................................... 31
Ann Porell *, 1981-84 .......................................... 29
Jenny Maurer, 2003-06 ....................................... 24
Mary Guarino, 1996-99 ....................................... 21
Alison David, 1992-95 ......................................... 21
Shots
Name
1.
Meghan Moore, 1998-01.................................
2.
Sarah Rahko, 2000-03 ....................................
3.
Kia McNeill, 2004-07 .......................................
4.
Mary Guarino, 1996-99 ....................................
5.
Jenny Maurer, 2003-06 ...................................
6.
Katherine Halloran, 1999-02 ...........................
7.
Morgan Page, 1998-01 ...................................
8.
Kate McGregor, 2002-05.................................
(Shot statistics not recorded until 1995)
SH
291
232
214
211
154
148
142
130
GK Saves
1.
2.
2.
4.
5.
34
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Name
SO
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997-00 ............................ 37.5
Kate Taylor, 2002-05 ............................................ 21
Sarah Buonomo, 2005-present ........................... 16
Arianna Criscione, 2005-06 ................................ 14
Tricia Cook, 1990-03 ............................................ 11
Valerie Daniel, 1994-97 ...................................... 6.5
GK Goals Against Avg.
(Min. 10 games)
Name
Avg.
1.
Sarah Buonomo, 2005-present ......................... 0.60
2.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997-00 ............................ 0.90
3.
Kate Taylor, 2002-05 ....................................... 0.89
4.
Tricia Cook, 1990-93 ........................................ 1.11
Hat Tricks
1981
1981
1983
1985
1993
1994
1996
1998
1998
1999
2003
2003
Cathy Murphy vs. Springfield, 3-1 W
(**first recorded trick)
Ann Porell vs. Wheaton, 6-0 W
Karyn Hesse vs. Boston Univ., 7-0 W
Betsy Ready, vs. Brown 3-2 W
(NCAA Tournament game)
Jessica David vs. Rhode Island, 4-1 W (10/4/93)
April Parker vs. Villanova, W, 5-1 (9/10/94)
Jennifer Kelley vs. Central Conn., W, 8-1 (9/11/96)
Morgan Page vs. Arizona St., W 3-0 (9/7/98)
Morgan Page vs. Northeastern, W, 6-0 (9/29/98)
Mary Guarino vs. Central Conn., W, 5-0 (9/15/99)
Katie McGregor vs. Wagner, W, 10-0 (8/29/03)
Katie McGregor vs. Fairfield, W, 5-1 (9/14/03)
GK Wins
1.
2.
Names
Wins
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997-00 ............................... 49
Kate Taylor, 2002-05 ............................................ 39
GK Minutes
Goals
1.
2.
3.
4.
4.
6.
7.
8.
GK Shutouts
Names
SVS.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997-00 ............................ 419
Tricia Cook, 1990-03 ........................................ 323
Kate Taylor, 2002-05 ........................................ 184
Valerie Daniel, 1994-97.................................... 183
Karen DeVoe, 1994.......................................... 148
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Names
Min.
Courtney Schaeffer, 1997-00 ........................... 7462
Kate Taylor, 2002-05 ..................................... 5729.4
Tricia Cook, 1990-03 ...................................... 4793
Sarah Buonomo, 2005-present ................. 3017.07
Karen DeVoe, 1994........................................ 2432
Games Played
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
6
7
7.
8.
8.
10.
11.
12.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
13.
Jenny Maurer ............................87 ............. 2001-07
Mary Shneck .............................87 ............. 2001-07
Meghan Moore ..........................87 ............. 1998-01
Katherine Halloran ....................87 ............. 1999-02
Colleen Danaher .......................87 ............. 1999-02
Kia McNeill ................................86 ............. 2004-06
Lindsey McArdle .......................84 ............. 2000-06
Rachel Parri ..............................84 ............. 1998-01
Sarah Rahko .............................83 ............. 2000-03
Lauren Vanni .............................83 ............. 2000-03
Sarah Powell .............................82 ............. 1997-00
Courtney Schaeffer ...................81 ............. 1997-00
Cara Griffin................................73
Jessica David ............................77 ............. 1992-95
Kathleen McMahon ...................76
Allison David .............................76 ............. 1992-95
April Parker ...............................75 ............. 1993-96
Jennifer Kelley ..........................75 ............. 1993-96
Kiera McKeon ...........................73
Lindsay Marshall .......................72
Games Started
1.
1.
1.
1.
1.
6.
7.
Jenny Maurer ............................87 ............. 2001-07
Mary Shneck .............................87 ............. 2001-07
Meghan Moore ..........................87 ............. 1998-01
Katherine Halloran ....................87 ............. 1999-02
Colleen Danaher .......................87 ............. 1999-02
Kia McNeill ................................86 ............. 2004-07
Lindsey McArdle .......................84 ............. 2000-06
Streaks
Team Win Streak
10
8
7
7
1983
(GW, HC, Bowdoin, Providence, BU,
Harvard, Colby, Plymouth St., Springfield,
Radford)
2003 - Aug. 29-Sept. 21
2004 - Sept. 23-Oct. 13
1994 - Sept. 23 – Oct. 12
Longest Unbeaten Streak
11-0-1 -- First 12 games in 1985
8-0-1 -- First nine games in 2005
7-0-3 - - First 10 games in 2007
Point Scoring Streak
8 games, Kia McNeill, 8/27/06-9/24/06
6 games, Gina DiMartino, 8/27/06-9/17/06
6 games, Mary Guarino, 9/12/99-9/26/99
6 games, Mary Guarino, 10/27/99-11/14/99
5 games, April Parker, 9/23/95-10/4/95
Goal Scoring Streak
6 games in 2006, Gina DiMartino vs. Central Conn.,
Northeastern, Sacred Heart, Harvard, Brown, Holy
Cross
5 games in 1999, Mary Guarino vs. Georgetown, Villanova, UConn, Fairfield, Harvard
Team Stats Year-by-Year
Shutouts
Year
Shutouts
2007 ....................................................................12
2006 ......................................................................9
2005 ....................................................................13
2004 ....................................................................10
2003 ......................................................................8
2002 ......................................................................6
2001 ......................................................................4
2000 ....................................................................10
1999 ....................................................................12
1998 ......................................................................9
1997 ......................................................................7
1996 ......................................................................6
1995 ......................................................................6
1994 ......................................................................4
1993 ......................................................................4
1992 ......................................................................7
1991 ......................................................................3
BC head coach Alison Kulik addresses the team during halftime of the Eagles game against North Carolina
on October, 18, 2008.
Year
Goal
2007 ....................................................................23
2006 ....................................................................48
2005 ....................................................................25
2004 ....................................................................40
2003 ....................................................................55
2002 ....................................................................30
2001 ....................................................................41
2000 ....................................................................54
1999 ....................................................................48
1992 ....................................................................44
1998 ....................................................................42
1997 ....................................................................18
1996 ....................................................................33
1995 ....................................................................32
1994 ....................................................................36
1993 ....................................................................39
1992 ....................................................................44
1991 ....................................................................25
Saves
Year
Saves
2007 ....................................................................73
2006 ....................................................................71
2005 ....................................................................89
2004 ....................................................................55
2003 ....................................................................64
2002 ....................................................................70
2001 .................................................................. 117
2000 ....................................................................74
1999 ..................................................................121
1998 .................................................................. 110
1997 ..................................................................103
1996 .................................................................. 112
1995 ..................................................................128
1994 ..................................................................126
1993 ..................................................................150
1992 ................................................................... NA
1991 ..................................................................190
Assists
Year
Assists
2007 ....................................................................25
2006 ....................................................................50
2005 ....................................................................25
2004 ....................................................................29
2003 ....................................................................55
2002 ....................................................................30
2001 ....................................................................28
2000 ....................................................................41
1999 ....................................................................56
1998 ....................................................................36
1997 ....................................................................12
1996 ....................................................................21
1995 ....................................................................26
1994 ....................................................................30
1993 ....................................................................35
1992 ....................................................................44
1991 ....................................................................15
Year
Points
2007 ....................................................................71
2006 ..................................................................146
2005 ....................................................................75
2004 ..................................................................109
2003 ..................................................................163
2002 ....................................................................90
2001 .................................................................. 119
2000 ..................................................................149
1999 ..................................................................154
1998 ..................................................................120
1997 ..................................................................148
1996 ....................................................................87
1995 ....................................................................90
1994 ..................................................................102
1993 .................................................................. 113
1992 ..................................................................132
1991 ....................................................................65
HISTORY
Goals
Points
Shots
Year
Shots
2007 ..................................................................319
2006 ..................................................................378
2005 ..................................................................314
2006 ..................................................................315
2003 ..................................................................398
2002 ..................................................................313
2001 ..................................................................338
2000 ..................................................................405
1999 ..................................................................401
1998 ..................................................................331
1997 ..................................................................206
1996 ..................................................................241
1995 ..................................................................325
1994 ..................................................................325
1993 ..................................................................441
1992 ................................................................... NA
1991 ..................................................................238
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NCAA/ACC/Big East History
NCAA History
Boston College in the
NCAA Tournament
2007
Connecticut 0, Boston College 0
(UConn advanced on PK’s, 5-4)
2006
Boston College 3, Boston University 0
Boston College 0, Rutgers 0
(BC advanced on PK’s, 4-2)
Penn State 1, Boston College 0 (Round of 16)
2005
Boston College 2, Dartmouth 1
Boston College 1, Boston University 0
Santa Clara 2, Boston College 1 (Round of 16)
2004
Boston College 0, Florida State 0
(BC advanced on PK’s, 3-1)
Boston College 2, Central Florida 1
Princeton 2, Boston College 0 (Round of 16)
Laina Ceddia was a member of the Eagles which advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2003 and 2004.
2003
ACC History
HISTORY
Central Connecticut St. 1, Boston College 0
2001
Nebraska 5, Boston College 0
1999
Boston College 4, Fairfield 1
Boston College 1, Harvard 0
Connecticut 5, Boston College 0 (Round of 16)
(Boston College’s first season in the ACC was in 2005. The Eagles have compiled a 14-11-5 record in three years.)
Year
2005
2006
2007
Totals
1985
Boston College 3, Brown 2 (2OT)
Massachusetts 3, Boston College 0
1984
Massachusetts 3, Boston College 2 (OT)
1983
Boston College 2, Princeton 0
Connecticut 2, Boston College 0
1982
Cortland State 2, Boston College 0
Appearances: 11;
Overall Record: 10-11 (8-10-3, 3 on PK’s)
First NCAA win: BC 2, Princeton 0
First goal scored by: Cathy Murphy vs. Princeton, 1983
11 NCAA Appearances
5 consecutive tournament berths
Advanced to the Sweet 16 round four seasons
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Record
Regular Season Place
ACC Tournament
5-4-1 ............................................................5th ..........................................First round, vs. Duke, L 2-0
5-3-2 ............................................................4th ....................................First round, vs. Clemson, L 2-1
4-4-2 ............................................................5th ...................................First round, vs. Fla. State, L 1-0
14-11-5 (.550)
Big East History
(Big East women’s soccer play began in 1993; round-robin play and regular season records began in 1995)
Year
1993
1994
Record
Regular Season Place
ACC Tournament
2-2-0 .................................................................................................... Semifinal vs. Providence, L, 2-1
3-0-0 ....................................................................................................Semifinal vs. Providence, W 1-0
Final vs. St. John’s, L 1-0
1995
4-4-0 ............................................................5th
1996
4-5-0 ............................................................6th
1997
5-6-0 ............................................................6th
1998
5-3-3 ............................................................5th .............................. Quarterfinal, vs. Seton Hall, W 1-0
Semifinal vs. UConn, L 2-0
1999
2-2-1 ..................................................3rd (Northeast) .............. Quarterfinals vs. Villanova, W 2-1 (OT)
Semifinal vs. UConn, L 2-1
2000
4-1-0 ..................................................2nd (Northeast) ..................... Quarterfinal vs. Seton Hall, W 2-0
Semifinal vs. Notre Dame, L 3-0
2001
3-2-1 ..................................................2nd (Northeast) ......................... Quarterfinal vs. Rutgers, W 4-3
Semifinal vs. Notre Dame, L 3-0
2002
4-2-0 ..................................................3rd (Northeast) ..........................Quarterfinal vs. Villanova, L 1-0
2003
3-2-1 ..................................................3rd (Northeast) .......................... Quarterfinal vs. Rutgers, W 1-0
Semifinal vs. Notre Dame, W 2-1
Final vs. Villanova, 1-1 (L in PK’s)
2004
7-3-0 ............................................................4th ........................... Quarterfinal vs. Georgetown, W 1-0
Semifinal vs. Notre Dame, L 2-0
Kulik’s Big East Record: 33-21-6
All-Time Coaches
Boston College Career Coaching Records (Year-By-Year)
Coach
Mike LaVigne
Mike LaVigne
Mike LaVigne
Mike LaVigne
Suzanne Kaplan
Suzanne Kaplan
Suzanne Kaplan
Suzanne Kaplan
Suzanne Kaplan
Suzanne Kaplan
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Terez Biancardi
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison Foley
Alison (Foley) Kulik
Overall
10-4-0
8-5-1
11-3-1
15-5-0
12-6-1
13-5-1
NA
NA
NA
NA
6-7-3
7-7-1
13-8-0
12-9-0
10-8-1
9-7-2
9-8-0
9-6-2
12-6-3
16-7-1
14-7-0
11-10-1
11-8-1
15-3-3
15-7-1
13-6-2
12-7-3
11-5-4
274-175-28
Conference
Postseason
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
Big East play begins +
4-4-0 5th Big East
4-5-0 6th Big East
5-6-0 6th Big East
5-3-3 5th Big East
2-2-1 3rd Big East (Northeast Div.)
4-1-0 2nd Big East (Northeast Div.)
3-2-1 2nd Big East (Northeast Div.)
4-2-0 3rd Big East (Northeast Div.)
3-3-0 2nd Big East (Northeast Div.)
7-3-0 4th Big East
5-4-1 5th ACC
5-3-2 4th ACC
4-4-2 5th ACC
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
NCAA Tournament
HISTORY
Year
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
Totals
BC Overall Record from 1990-2006:
205-126-28
BC Overall Record in Big East:
55--42-5 (1995-2004)
BC Overall Record in the ACC:
14-11-5
+ Big East women’s soccer play began in 1993; round-robin play and regular season records began in 1995
While at BC
1978-1983
Mike LaVigne*................. 44-17-2
1994-1989
Susanna Kaplan .....................NA
1990-1996
Terez Biancardi .............. 66-54-7
1997-present Alison Foley ............... 139-72-21
Former Boston College head coach and founder of the women’s soccer program Mike LaVigne rejoined the
program when current BC head coach Alison Kulik added him to the staff in 2001.
*Mike LaVigne started the program in 1978 and women’s
soccer became a varsity sport in 1980.
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All-Time Honors
National Soccer
Coaches Association of
America (NSCAA)
All-Academic East Region
2006
Atlantic Coast
Conference (ACC)
All-America
2006
2005
2003
2001
2000
1986
1985
1984
1983
1982
Laura Georges (third-team)
Laura Georges (third-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Kate Taylor (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (third-team)
Sarah Powell (second-team)
Betsy Ready
Chris Garabaldi
Maria Montori
Betsy Ready
Ann Porell
Betsy Ready
Betsy Ready
Laura Toole
Tracy Brooks
Northeast Region All-America
2007
2006
2005
2004
HISTORY
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
1995
1992
Kia McNeill (second-team)
Gina DiMartino (second-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Jenny Maurer (first-team)
Gina DiMartino (second-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Arianna Criscione (second-team)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Lindsey McArdle (second-team)
Jenny Maurer (second-team)
Laina Ceddia (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Mary Schneck (second-team)
Kate Taylor (first-team)
Lindsey McArdle (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Meghan Moore (third-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Morgan Page (third-team)
Rachel Parri (third-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Courtney Schaeffer (third-team)
Sarah Powell (second-team)
Alex Chamberlin (third-team)
Sarah Powell (third-team)
Alex Chamberlin (third-team)
Kara Nance
Heather Hughes (first-team)
2006
2005
Laura Georges, Jenny Maurer (first-team)
Gina DiMartino (second-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
2003
Defender of the Year
2006
Laura Georges
Freshman of the Year
2006
2007
2006
2005
Hannah Cerrone
Brooke Knowlton
Gina DiMartino
Caroline Walden
All-ACC Academic Team
2007
2006
2005
Kia McNeill, Chelsea Regan
Sarah Buonomo
Jenny Maurer, Molly Dane, Heather Ferron,
Kia McNeill
Jenny Maurer
Soccer Buzz Awards
All-America
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
Kia McNeill (third-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Lindsay McArdle, Kia McNeill
(honorable mention)
Sarah Rahko (third-team)
Sarah Rahko (hon. mention)
Sarah Rahko (second-team)
Sarah Powell (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (hon. mention)
Sarah Powell (hon. mention)
National Player
of the Year Finalist
2006
Laura Georges
Freshman All-America
2007
2003
2002
2000
1998
Hannah Cerrone (first-team)
Brooke Knowlton (fourth-team)
Chelsea Regan (fourth-team)
Gina DiMartino (first-team)
Kelly Henderson (fourth-team)
Caroline Walden (third-team)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Maddie Johnson (hon.mention)
Mary Schneck (third-team)
Heather Ferron (hon. mention)
Lindsay McArdle (third-team)
Sarah Rahko (second-team)
Morgan Page (hon. mention)
National Freshman
of the Year Finalist
2000
2004
2006
Sarah Rahko
Kia McNeill
Gina DiMartino
Regional Honors
All-Northeast Region
2007
2006
2002
Gina DiMartino
All-ACC Freshmen Team
2005
2004
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2004
All-ACC Team
2006
Mary Guarino earned first-team All-Northeast Region
honors in 1996. She is BC’s second all-time leading
scorer with 87 points.
2005
Jenny Maurer (first-team)
Heather Ferron (hon. mention)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Hannah Cerrone (first-team)
Sarah Buonomo (second-team)
Gina DiMartino (second-team)
Carolina Walden (second-team)
Brooke Knowlton (third-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Gina DiMartino (first-team)
Jenny Maurer (first-team)
Kia McNeill (third-team)
Mary Schneck (third-team)
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997
1996
Laura Georges (first-team)
Lindsay McArdle (first-team)
Jenny Maurer (second-team)
Caroline Walden (second-team)
Arianne Criscione (third-team)
Lindsay McArdle (first-team)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Jenny Mauer (second-team)
Mary Shneck (third-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Beth Totman (first-team)
Katie McGregor (second-team)
Kate Taylor (second-team)
Mary Schneck (third-team)
Molly Dane (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Katie McGregor (second-team)
Lindsey McArdle (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Meghan Moore (first-team)
Rachel Parri (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Meghan Moore (third-team)
Mary Guarino (first-team)
Morgan Page (first-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Courtney Schaeffer (first-team)
Sarah Powell (second-team)
Morgan Page (third-team)
Alex Chamberlain (second-team)
Jennifer Kelly (third-team)
Regional Freshman
of the Year
2007
2006
2004
2000
Hannah Cerrone
Gina DiMartino
Kia McNeill
Sarah Rahko
All-Freshman
Northeast Region
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1998
Hannah Cerrone
Chelsea Regan
Brooke Knowlton
Gina DiMartino
Kelly Henderson
Sarah Buonomo
Caroline Walden
Kerri McNicholas
Kia McNeill
Maddie Johnson
Katie Coffey
Mary Schneck
Molly Dane
Heather Ferron
Lindsey McArdle
Kate Taylor
Katie McGregor
Danielle Servedio
Lindsay Fairweather
Sarah Rahko
Morgan Page
Regional Defensive
Player of the Year
2000
Sarah Powell
Regional Player of the Year
2001
2005
2006
Sarah Rahko
Laura Georges
Laura Georges
Soccer Buzz Team
of the Week Honors
Elyse Meredith
Laina Ceddia
Katie McGregor
Beth Totman
Beth Totman
Jenny Maurer
Kia McNeill
10-8-2001
9-3-2002
10-28-2003
11-4-2003
11-11-2003
10-6-2004
9-20-2007
All-Time Honors
Soccer America
All-Freshman Team
2007
Hannah Cerrone (second-team)
New England Intercollegiate
Women’s Soccer
Association (NEWISA)
All New England Team
Big East Awards
2007
Midfielder of the Year
2001
Sarah Rahko
Defender of the Year
2000
Sarah Powell
2006
Goalkeeper of the Year
2003
Kate Taylor
Rookie of the Year
1996
2000
2004
Kristine Klagges
Sarah Rahko
Kia McNeill
2005
All-Big East Team
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1997
1996
1995
All-Big East Rookie Team
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1998
1997
1996
Kia McNeill
Heather Ferron; Mary Schneck
Katie McGregor
Danielle Servedio
Sarah Rahko
Morgan Page
Courtney Schaeffer
Kristin Klaggs
New England Awards
All-New England Team
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
Cathy Murphy (second-team); Jeanne Hunter
M.C. McCarthy; Cathy Murphy
Ann Porell (first-team);
Kathy Brophy (first-team);
Laura Toole (first-team);
Karyn Hesse (second-team);
Peggy Flemming (second-team)
Betsy Ready
Maria Montuori; Chris Garibaldi; Betsy Ready
Chris Garibaldi
Chris Garibaldi
Chris Garibaldi
All-East Team
1991
1990
1989
1984
1983
1981
Heather Hughes
Paula Schwartenbauer
Gina Vassello
Ann Porell
Kathy Brophy
Ann Porell
2004
2003
2002
2001
1999
1997
1994
1993
1992
1991
Boston College Eagle
of the Year
1980
1981
1982
1983
1988
Tamie Thompson
Anne Kavanaugh
Bernadette Lombardo
Mary Beth Ripp
Betsy Ready
Boston College Hall of Fame
1986-86
1988-89
1993-94
2000-01
2007-08
Tamie Thompson Burke ‘80
Mary Beth Ripp Hollinger ‘83
Betsy Ready Duerksen ‘88
Katie Connelly Conry ‘90
Ann Porell ‘85
Academic Awards
Big East Academic All-Star
2002-03
2001-02
2000-01
1999-00
1998-99
1997-98
1996-97
1995-96
Colleen Danaher, Carolyn Iacobelli
Lindsey Marshall, Colleen Danaher
Lindsey Marshall, Rachel Parri, Kate MacDonald
Katherine Murphy, Rachel Klemanski, Jillian Livolsi,
Janice Collein, Brandy Manza, Kiera McKeon,
Alexandra Rueckel
Jennifer Kelley, Megan Burns, Kiera McKeon,
Christine Safriet, Anne Schneider, Megan Shaughnessy
Jenny Maurer, Molly Dane, Heather Ferron
2007-08
Weaver-James-Corrigan Award Post
Graduate Scholarship
Kia McNeill
2005-06
Pat Thacker Post Graduate Scholarship
Jenny Maurer
2006 CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine
Academic All-District Team
Jenny Maurer (first-team), Heather Ferron (second-team)
2004-05
Verizon CoSIDA Academic
All-America District 1
Jenny Maurer, Heather Ferron
2000-01
BIG EAST/Aeropostale Female
Scholar-Athlete Award
Katherine Murphy
Athletic Director’s Award for
Academic Acheivement
2007-08
Sarah Buonomo, Cristen Callan, Kelly Henderson, Kia McNeill, Kerri McNicholas, Chelsea Regan, Mae Shamir, Caroline Walden, Brianna Wilson-Byrne
2006-07
Sarah Buonomo, Molly Dane, Heather Ferron, Jenny Maurer, Kia McNeill, Kerri
McNicholas, Mae Shamir, Caroline Walden, Brianna Wilson-Byrne
2005-06
Sarah Buonomo, Molly Dane, Theresa Cirelle, Heather Ferron, Mary Gallivan,
Jenny Maurer, Lindsey McArdle, Kia McNeill, Kerri McNicholas, April Millado,
Meghan Nadolski, Kara Succoso, Courtney Willson
2004-05
Jessica Briody, Laina Ceddia,Erin Doherty, Molly Dane, Heather Ferron, Katie
Gallivan, Maddie Johnson, Tara Luciani, Jenny Maurer, Elyse Meredith, April
Joy Millado, Caitlin Stevens, Kara Succoso, Katie West
HISTORY
1998
Kia McNeill (first-team);
Lindsey McArdle (second-team)
Jenny Maurer (second-team);
Laina Ceddia (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team);
Kate Taylor (first-team)
Katie McGregor (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Meghan Moore (first-team);
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (second-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team);
Mary Guarino (second-team)
Morgan Page (second-team);
Sarah Powell (second-team)
Courtney Schaeffer (second-team)
Jen Kelley (second-team)
Jessica David (second-team);
Jen Kelley (second-team)
April Parker (second-team)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Caroline Walden (first-team)
Gina DiMartino (first-team)
Sarah Buonomo (second-team)
Hannah Cerrone (second-team)
Chelsea Regan (second-team)
Laura Georges
Mary Schneck
Caroline Walden
Jenny Maurer
Kia McNeill
Gina DiMartino
Kelly Henderson (second-team)
Jenny Maurer (first-team)
Lindsey McArdle (first-team)
Arianna Criscione (first-team)
Laura Georges (first-team)
Molly Dane (first-team)
Caroline Walden (second-team)
Lindsey McArdle (first-team)
Mary Schneck (first-team)
Kia McNeill (first-team)
Laina Ceddia (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Beth Totman (first-team)
Kate Taylor (first-team)
Molly Dane (second-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Lindsey McArdle (first-team)
Kate MacGregor (first-team)
Katharine Halloran (second-team)
Rachel Parri (first-team)
Sarah Rahko (first-team)
Meghan Moore (first-team)
Elyse Meredith (second-team)
Lindsey Fairweather (second-team)
Sarah Powell (first-team)
Mary Guarino (first-team)
Morgan Page (second-team)
Alex Chamberlain (third-team
Kendra Molina (first-team)
Allison David (second-team)
Heather Hughes (first-team)
Heather Hughes (second-team)
Stacy Smith (second-team)
East Region 2006
NSCAA/adidas Scholar
2003-04
Jessica Briody, Lauren Cataldo, Molly Dane, Heather Ferron, Kelly Lavery,
Jenny Maurer, Elyse Meredith, Rebecca Miller, Meghan Nadolski, Caitlin
Stevens, Katie West
2002-03
Jessica Briody, Lauren Cataldo, Carolyn Icobelli, Kelly Lavery, Rebecca Miller,
Elyse Meredith, Meghan Nadolski, Catherine Pastorius, Caitlin Stevens, Mary
Zider
2001-02
Meghan Buckley, Colleen Danaher, Kristin Goddard, Carolyn Icobelli, Lindsey
Marshall, Elyse Meredith, Meghan Moore, Caitlin Stevens
2000-01
Katharine Bodde, Meghan Buckley, Meredith Crotty, Colleen Danaher, Carolyn
Icobelli, YeJin Kim, Rachel Klemanski, Jillian Livolsi, Lindsey Marshall, Meghan
Moore, Katherine Murphy, Sarah Powell, Alexandra Rueckel
1999-00
Katharine Bodde, Meghan Buckley, Janice Collein, Colleen Danaher, Gravity
Goldberg, Carolyn Icobelli, Kristine Klagges, Rachael Klemanski, Alice Lehane,
Kathryn MacDonald, Brandy Manza, Lindsey Marshall, Katherine Murphy,
Rachel Parri, Sarah Powell, Alexandra Rueckel
1998-99
Meghan Buckley, Megan Burns, Leigh Cofran, Janice Collein, Gravity
Goldberg, Rachael Klemanski, Alice Lehne, Brandy Manza, Kiera McKeon,
Katherine Murphy, Sarah Powell, Alexandra Rueckel
1997-98
Alex Chamberlain, Leigh Cofran, Janice Collein, Gravity Goldberg, Rachael
Klemanski, Alice Lehne, Branzy Manza, Kiera McKeon, Katherine Murphy,
Anne Schneider
1996-97
Megan Burns, Leigh Cofran, Janice Collein, Gravity Goldberg, Rachael
Klemanski, Alice Lehne, Branzy Manza, Kiera McKeon, Katherine Murphy,
Anne Schneider
Senior Scholar Athlete Award
2007-08
2006-07
Kia McNeill
Heather Ferron
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All-Time Letterwinners
All players are listed alphabetically along with year or graduation and years played. Please contact the public relations office at Boston College (617-552-0524) if information provided is incorrect or missing.
* incomplete records
+ on the roster, never played a game
-BMaggie Basa, ’85 ........................................................84, 85
Jennifer Barnett, ‘93 ...................................................91, 92
Tara Bergen, ‘87 .......................................... 83 (84, 85, 86*)
ALAINA BEYAR ......................................................present
Katherine Bodde, 01 ...................................................99, 00
Lisa A. Bonadies, ‘86 ................ 82, 83, 84, 85 (?83, 84, 85)
JULIA BOUCHELLE ...............................................present
Jessica Briody, ‘06 ............................................................03
Rebecca Brooke, ‘04 ......................................00, 01, 02, 03
Judine Brooks ...................................................................82
Tracy A. Brooks, ’85 ........................................... 82, 83, 84*
Judine Brooks, ’82 ............................................................81
Kathy M. Brophy, ‘85 .......................................... 82, 83, 84*
Meghan Buckley, ‘02 ......................................98, 99, 00, 01
SARAH BUONOMO...................................06, 07 - present
Caitlin Burke, ‘09 ........................................................05, 06
Megan Burns, ‘99 ......................................... 95, 96, 97, 98*
Mary Byrne, ‘95 ..............................................91, 92, 93, 94
Diedre Byrnes, ’97 ..........................................93, 94, 95, 96
HISTORY
-CAMY CALDWELL ...........................................07 – present
CRISTEN CALLAN .........................................07 – present
Cara Cappelletti .................................................................. *
Katie Carney, ‘94 ................................................................ *
Lorinda Carosella, ‘94.................................................91, 92
Janice Casey, ‘84 .................................................80, 81, 82
Janet Cavanaugh, ’83.......................................................81
Laina Ceddia, ‘05..................................................02, 03, 04
HANNAH CERRONE ......................................07 – present
Alex Chamberlain, ‘98 ....................................94, 95, 96, 97
Eva Ciko, ‘86 .................................................................. 85*
Theresa Cirelle ...........................................................04, 05
Jennifer M. Cleary, ‘86 .................................................... 82*
Katie Coffey ................................................................04, 05
Leigh Cofran, ’99 ............................................95, 96, 98, 99
Janice Collein, ‘00 .........................................96, 97, 98, 99,
Lynne M. Collins, ‘86 .................................... 82, 83, 84, 85*
Clare Connelly, ‘84 ...........................................................81
Raye Ann Conway, ‘86 ................................ 82, 83, 84, 85 *
Patricia Cook, ‘94 ......................................... 90*, 91, 92, 93
Diane Cordano, ’90.........................................86, 87, 88, 89
Arianna Criscione, ‘07 ..........................................04, 05, 06
Kelly Cross, ‘99...........................................................95, 96
Meredith Crotty, ‘04 ....................................................01, 02
NATALIE CRUTCHFIELD ...............................07 – present
-D-
KELLY HENDERSON ...............................06, 07 – present
Karyn A. Hesse, ‘86 ..................................... 82, 83, 84*, 85*
CAITLIN HILER....................................05, 06, 07 - present
Patricia M. Hill, ‘86 ....................................... 82, 83, 84*, 85*
Karin Hoesing, ‘00 ...........................................................96,
Erin Horney, ’97 ....................................................93, 94, 95
Michelle Howland, ‘94.................................................90, 91
Heather Hughes, ‘93.................................... 89*, 90*, 91, 92
Susan Hughey, ‘87 ...........................................................83
Jeanne Hunter, ’83 ...........................................................81
-ICarolyn Iacobelli, ‘03 ......................................99, 00, 01, 02
-JMaureen Jenkins, ‘04 .................................................00, 01
Kate Johnson...................................................................... *
Maddie Johnson, ‘08 ............................................04, 05, 06
Kris Johanson, ’89 ..........................................85, 86, 87, 88
Debra D’Alessandro, ‘01.................................96, 97, 98, 99
Molly Dane, ‘07 ...............................................03, 04, 05, 06
Christine D’Entremont, ’85 ..............................81 82, 83, 84
Colleen Danaher, ‘03 ......................................99, 00, 01, 02
Valerie Daniel ’97..................................................94, 95, 96
Allison David, ‘96 ............................................92, 93, 94, 95
Jessica David, ‘96...........................................92, 93, 94, 95
Denise DeChesser, ‘85 ...................................81, 82, 83, 84
Kate Delay, ‘94 .....................................................91, 92, 93
Karen DeVoe, ’96 .................................................92, 93, 94
GINA DiMARTINO ....................................06, 07 – present
Erin Docherty, ’05 .................................................01, 02, 04
Anne M. Donahue, ‘86 ............................... 82, 83 (84, 85?)*
Kathy Donahue, ‘85 ................................................. 82, 83**
-FLindsey Fairweather, ‘05.............................................01, 02
Lara Farrell, ‘96 ................................................................94
Emily Feeney, ‘00-GS .......................................................01
Claire Fenney, ‘95.......................................................92, 93
Heather Ferron, ‘07 ........................................03, 04, 05, 06
Jennifer Fitzpatrick, ‘87............................... 83, (84, 85, 86*)
Sue Fleck............................................................................ *
Margaret “Peggy” Fleming, ‘85 .......................81, 82, 83, 84
Kate Forgiano, ’99 ................................................95, 96, 97
-GRose Gagnon, ‘93............................................... 90*, 91, 92
Katie Gallivan, ‘03.......................................................04, 05
Chris Garibaldi .................................................................... *
Laura Georges, ‘07 ...............................................04, 05, 06
MELISSA GIMPEL ....................................06, 07 – present
Stephanie Glecos, ‘00 ................................................96, 97
Kristin Goddard, ‘05 ........................................01, 02, 03, 04
Gravity Goldberg, ’00......................................96, 97, 98, 99
DANIELLE GORDON .............................................present
Cara Griffin, ’95 ..............................................91, 92, 93, 94
Chris Guarino ..................................................................... *
Mary Guarino,’00 ............................................96, 97, 98, 99
-HAllison David played for Boston College from 199295. Her twin sister Jessica was also a member of
the team.
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Katherine Halloran, ‘03 ....................................99, 00, 01 02
Kim Halleran, ‘95 ..................................................91, 92, 93
Ashley Hawkins, ‘06 .........................................................02
Jessica Hazzard, ‘92 ........................................................91
Katherine Halloran, a native of Hanover, MA, was a
member of the team from 1999-2002.
All-Time Letterwinners
-KAmanda Kearns ..........................................................02, 03
Elizabeth Keegan, ‘85.......................................................82
Jennifer Kelley, ‘97 .........................................93, 94, 95, 96
Lauren Kelly, ’06 ...............................................................05
Stacy Kemler, ‘93........................................................91, 92
YeJin Kim, ‘04 ...................................................................00
Jill Kislia, ’99 .....................................................................95
Kristine Klagges, ‘00 .......................................96, 96, 98, 99
Rachel Klemanski, ‘01 ....................................97, 98, 99, 00
BROOKE KNOWLTON ....................................07 - present
-LKelly Lavery, ’06 .........................................................02, 03
Alice Lehane, ‘00 ..................................................96, 98, 99
Jessica Leonard ...............................................................07
Bernie Lombardo, ‘82 .......................................................81
Jillian Livolsi, ‘01 .............................................97, 98, 99, 00
Tara Luciani, ‘08 ...................................................04, 05, 06
-M-
-NKara Nance, ‘97 ..............................................93, 94, 95, 96
Meghan Nadolsky .................................................03, 04, 05
-PApril Parker, ’97 ..............................................93, 94, 95, 96
Morgan Page, ‘02 ...........................................98, 99, 00, 01
Rachel Parri, 02 ..............................................98, 99, 00, 01
ALYSSA PEMBER ..................................................present
Diane Polutchko, ‘85.........................................................81
Ann Porell, ‘85 ................................................81, 82, 83, 84
Sarah Powell, ‘01............................................97, 98, 99, 00
-QMaura Quinlivan, ‘84.............................................81, 82, 83
-RSarah Rahko, ‘04 ............................................00, 01, 02, 03
Jillian Raybould ..........................................................03, 04
Betsy Ready, ’89.............................................85, 86, 87, 88
CHELSEA REGAN ..........................................07 - present
Meighann Recile, ‘06 ..................................................03, 04
Nicole Reyes ..............................................................04, 05
Genevieve Richardson, ‘03 ........................................00, 01
Lisa A. Ridgway,’86 ..........................................................82
Mary Beth Ripp, ‘83 ....................................................81, 82
Cathy Rising, ’79 ..............................................................78
Muffin Rueckel, ‘01 .......................................97, 98+, 99, 00
Mary Russo, ‘83..........................................................81, 82
Caroline Ryan, ‘85 ............................................................81
Joanna Ryan, ‘95..............................................................91
-SChristine Safriet, ‘99 .........................................................95
Ellen Sennott, ’82 .............................................................81
Danielle Servedio, ‘05.......................................................01
MAE SHAMIR ............................................06, 07 - present
Courtney Schaeffer, ‘01 ..................................97, 98, 99, 00
Mary Schneck, ‘07 ..........................................03, 04, 05, 06
Anne Schneider, ‘98 .......................................94, 96, 96, 97
Megan Shaunghnessy, ‘99 .........................................95, 96
Rachel Sheridan, ’92 ........................................................91
Darlene Silva, ‘98 ...............................................94+, 95, 96
Kerin Sikorski, ‘99 ...........................................95, 96, 97, 98
Stacy Smith, ‘91.............................................................. 90*
MICHELLE SPACCIAPOLLI...................................present
Caity Stevens, ‘05.................................................02, 03, 04
Kara Succoso .......................................................04, 05, 06
Kristina Szczepanski, ‘96................................92, 93, 94, 95
-T-
HISTORY
Kate MacDonald, ‘03 ......................................99, 00, 01, 02
JILLIAN MacNEIL ...........................................07 – present
Brandy Manza, ‘00..........................................96, 97, 98, 99
Courtney Marks, ’09 ...........................................................+
Lindsey Marshall.............................................98, 99, 00, 01
JILLIAN MASTROIANNI.........................................present
Jenny Maurer, ‘07 ...........................................03, 04, 05, 06
Lindsey McArdle, ‘06 ......................................02, 03, 04, 05
Katie McCarthy, ‘85 ..............................................81, 83, 84
Mary Claire McCarthy, ‘83 ..........................................81, 82
Tricia McCarthy, ‘87 ..................................... 83 (84, 85, 86*)
Kelly McGrane ...............................................04, 05, 06, 07
Katie McGregor .............................................02, 03, 04, 05
Kiera McKeon, ’98 ..........................................95, 96, 97, 98
Kathleen McMahon, ‘95 ..................................91, 92, 93, 94
Kristen McNamara ......................................................... 85*
Martha McNamara, ‘87 ............................... 83, (84, 85, 86*)
Kia McNeill......................................................04, 05, 06, 07
KERRI McNICHOLAS..........................05, 06, 07 - present
MARISSA MELLO ..................................................present
Elyse Meredith, ‘045 .......................................01, 02, 03, 04
April Joy Millado .............................................02, 03, 04, 05
Jennifer Miller, ‘86.......................................82, 83 (84*, 85*)
Rebecca Miller ..................................................................02
Kendra Molina, ‘95..........................................91, 92, 93, 94
Michelle Mollard, ‘95 .............................................91, 92, 93
Maria Montouri, ‘87 ...................................... 83 (84, 85, 86*)
Meghan Moore, ‘02.........................................98, 99, 00, 01
Missy Moorehouse, ‘96.....................................................92
Cathy Murphy, ‘85...........................................81, 82, 83, 84
Katherine Murphy, ‘01.....................................97, 98, 99, 00
Kate Taylor, ‘06 ...............................................02, 03, 04, 05
Lisa Taylor, ‘95 ......................................................93, 92, 91
Tamie Thompson, ’79 .......................................................78
Laura Toole, ‘84 ....................................................81, 82, 83
Beth Totman, ‘04...............................................................03
-VLauren Vanni, ‘04............................................00, 01, 02, 03
Kristen Van Cott ’89 ..............................................86, 87, 88
-WCAROLINE WALDEN ..........................05, 06, 07 - present
Sheila Watts, ‘85 ........................................................83, 84,
Jennifer Weinberg, ‘03...............................................99, 00,
Katie West ..................................................................03, 04
Elizabeth White, ‘85 ........................................................ 81*
Courtney Willson, ‘09..................................................05, 06
STEPHANIE WIRTH ...............................................present
Anne Wissler, ‘85 .......................................... 81, 82, 83, 84*
BRIANNA WILSON-BYRNE ...............05, 06, 07 – present
Sonja Withington, ’93................................... 89*, 90*, 91, 92
Melissa Wolf, ‘96 ............................................92, 93, 94, 95
Kerri Wright, ‘01 ....................................................97, 98, 99
Alison Wyckoff, ‘83 ......................................................... 81*
-ZMary Zider, ‘06 ..................................................................02
JACLYN ZYWIEN ..................................06, 07 - PRESENT
Marybeth (Ripp) Hollinger was a member of the first women’s soccer teams which advanced to the NCAA
Tournament. She was also a member of the lacrosse team which placed seventh in the AIAW Nationals.
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National Team Players
US National Team
Katie McGregor
Kate Taylor
Sarah Rahko
Jenny Maurer
Graduation Year: ’06
Competed: 2001 (U-19)
Graduation Year: ’05
Competed: 2004 (U-21)
Graduation Year: ’05
Competed: 1999 (U-17),
00, 01, 02
Graduation Year: ’07
Competed: 2006 (U-21),
08 (U-23)
Caroline Walden
Gina DiMartino
Kelly Henderson
Graduation Year: ’09
Competed: 2004, 2008
(U-23)
Graduation Year: ’10
Competed: 2005, 06, 07,
08 (U-20)
Graduation Year: ’10
Competed: 2005, 06, 07
(U-20)
Hannah Cerrone
Amy Caldwell
Graduation Year: ’11
Competed: 2005, 06, 07
Graduation Year: ’11
Competed: 2005, 06. 07
HISTORY
Kia McNeill
Graduation Year: ’08
Competed: 2003. 04, 05,
08 (U-23)
Brooke Knowlton Chelsea Regan
Graduation Year: ’12
Competed: 2006
Alyssa Pember
Julia Bouchelle
Jill Mastroianni
Graduation Year: ’12
Competed: 2006, 07, 08
(U-17)
Graduation Year: ’12
Competed: 2007, 08
(U-17)
Graduation Year: ’12
Competed: 2007, 08 (U-17)
French National Team
Laura Georges
Graduation Year: ’07
Competed: 2005, 06,
07, 08
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Graduation Year: ’12
Competed: 2005
The Boston College women’s soccer program is establishing itself as
one of the top programs in the country. The Eagles have reached the
NCAA Tournament five consecutive seasons and the players are making
strides on the national scene. A number of players have competed in the
US National Team program in the youth system. Most recently, senior
Caroline Walden and alums Jenny Maurer and Kia McNeill were called
in to train with the Under-23 Women’s National team in preparation for
the before the 2008 Nordic Cup. McNeill, who is now with Kristianstad
in Sweden, was an alternate for the U-23 team at the 2008 Nordic Cup.
Gina DiMartino trained over the summer with the Under-20 women’s
team and was named to the team for the 2008 FIFA U-20 women’s World
Cup.
Newton Campus Soccer Field
The Boston College soccer field is nestled behind the Law School on the Newton
Campus. The field opened in September of 1999 when the men’s team hosted
Army for the first home game. The Eagles posted a 3-0 victory. The women’s
first match at the Newton Campus Soccer Field was a 5-0 victory over Central
Connecticut on September 15, 1999.
The field was so well received it was honored by the Soccer Manager’s
Association as the College Soccer Field of the Year in 1999.
The Newton Campus Soccer Field has gone through its biggest renovation as
Boston College converted the grass to Polytan Artificial Turf over the summer
of 2008. Polytan surfaces are used at the World Cup Stadium in Stuttgart,
Germany, Olympic Stadium in Munich, Football Academy FC Bayern, Stadium
La Maladiere in Switzerland and Warsteiner Stadium (men’s World Cup, 2006).
Along with the field, Boston College has added a 30 seat enclosed press box
with internet access and an outdoor deck for filming.
On October 3, 2003, the women’s team hosted the first night game on the
Newton Campus Field. Nearly 2,000 people came out to watch the Eagles battle
the Connecticut Huskies. BC fell in overtime, but it marked a new era for Boston
College soccer. The Eagles first home ACC victory in the history of the program
came on September 20, 2005 when the Eagles captured a 1-0 win over Duke.
In the nine year history of the Newton Soccer Field, the Boston College women’s
team is currently 69-15-6. The teams’ best record on home turf came in 2003
when the Eagles went 11-1. Last season Boston College went 9-1-3 with wins
over No. 3 Virginia, No. 25 Wake Forest and Boston University.
BC
In 2008 the women’s team will host 10 games, including three contests under
the lights. The Eagles will host a number of great matches this fall, including the
home opener against Brown University on Friday, September 5 at 5 p.m. The
Eagles will also host cross-town rival Harvard on Friday, September 19 at 4 p.m.
The 2008 ACC schedule has the Eagles hosting Miami, Florida State, Maryland,
Virginia Tech and Clemson.
Attendance
On October 13, 2005, No. 10 ranked Boston College hosted No. 3 ranked North Carolina in front
of a record-breaking crowd of 2,200. It was the first time the two teams played since the early
1980’s. In 2007, the two teams battled again in front of 1,573 people. The two games vs. UNC
are the largest regular season game crowds in the history of the BC women’s soccer program.
Largest Crowds
October 13, 2005
October 18, 2007
October 3, 2003
November 14, 2003*
October 28, 2007
October 5, 2007
The Bubble
vs. North Carolina
vs. North Carolina
vs. Connecticut
vs. Central Conn.
vs. Virginia
vs. Duke
2,200
2,014
1,589
851
823
812
L, 1-4
L, 0-1
L, 1-2 (OT)
L, 0-1
W,1-0
T, 1-1 (2OT)
* NCAA Tournament
In any season, Boston College student-athletes are able to take advantage of
the best in practice facilities thanks to “The Bubble”.
The newest of Boston College’s athletic facilities, the bubble can handle all
facets of the soccer team’s off-season training regimen. The facility houses
strength and conditioning workouts and scrimmages for the soccer team.
Erected in December of 1998, the bubble cost approximately $2 million. The
structure measures 360’ x 210’ and is 70’ tall, covering the entire football field
and extending a few feet beyond the end zones and sidelines. The bubble usually
takes four hours to inflate and is wired for electrical power. It is heated and can
reach 72 degrees Fahrenheit, though it is usually kept at 55 degrees.
Each year the bubble is erected at the end of November and stays inflated until
the end of March. Facility hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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ACC Schedule
Friday, August 22
Alabama-Birmingham at Clemson ..................................... 7:00 p.m.
Charlotte at North Carolina ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Central Florida at Florida State........................................... 7:00 p.m.
Miami at Stetson ................................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Loyola (Md.) at Virginia....................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Wofford at NC State ........................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Utah at Wake Forest ........................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, August 23
Boston College at Boston University ................................. 7:00 p.m.
George Mason at Maryland ............................................... 7:00 p.m.
Virginia Tech at Davidson .................................................. 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, August 24
Western Carolina at NC State ........................................... 1:00 p.m.
Coastal Carolina at Duke.................................................... 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 27
Presbyterian at Clemson ................................................... 7:00 p.m.
BC
Friday, August 29
Liberty at Virginia ............................................................... 6:00 p.m.
Bucknell at Maryland ......................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Campbell at Duke ............................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Boston College vs. Oregon State ...................................... 7:00 p.m.
(at Palo Alto, Calif.)
Elon at NC State ................................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Evansville at Virginia Tech ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Florida International at Miami ............................................. 7:00 p.m.
North Carolina at Texas A&M ............................................ 7:00 p.m.
Wake Forest at Francis Marion ......................................... 7:00 p.m.
Florida State at Penn State ............................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 31
North Carolina vs. Tennessee .................................................. noon
(at College Station, Texas)
Florida Atlantic at Miami .................................................... 1:00 p.m.
UNC Wilmington at Wake Forest ....................................... 1:00 p.m.
UNC Asheville at Clemson ................................................ 2:00 p.m.
Boston College at Stanford ................................................ 4:00 p.m.
UNC Greensboro at Duke ................................................. 6:00 p.m,
Elon at Maryland ................................................................ 6:00 p.m.
Virginia Commonwealth at Virginia .................................... 6:00 p.m.
George Mason at Virginia Tech ......................................... 7:00 p.m.
Florida State vs. Connecticut ............................................. 7:00 p.m.
(at University Park, Pa.)
Friday, September 5
Wake Forest vs. Geo. Washington .................................... 3:30 p.m.
(at Blacksburg, Va.)
American at Maryland ........................................................ 5:00 p.m.
Brown at Boston College ................................................... 5:00 p.m.
Duke vs. Kentucky ............................................................. 5:00 p.m.
(at Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Texas A&M at Virginia Tech ............................................... 6:00 p.m.
Notre Dame at North Carolina ........................................... 7:00 p.m.
Florida International at Florida State ................................. 7:00 p.m.
Miami at Arkansas-Little Rock ........................................... 7:00 p.m.
Virginia at Georgia ............................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Clemson at South Carolina ................................................ 7:30 p.m.
Virginia Commonwealth at NC State ................................. 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, September 7
Wake Forest vs. Texas A&M .............................................11:00 a.m.
(at Blacksburg, Va.)
Toledo at Boston College ................................................... 1:00 p.m.
Duke vs. Notre Dame ........................................................ 1:00 p.m.
(at Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Steston at NC State ........................................................... 1:00 p.m.
Miami at Memphis ............................................................ 1:00 p.;m.
Florida at Florida State ...................................................... 1:00 p.m.
Temple at Maryland ........................................................... 1:00 p.m.
Virginia vs. Auburn ............................................................. 1:00 p.m.
(at Athens, Ga.)
George Washington at Virginia Tech ................................. 1:30 p.m.
Clemson vs. Francis Marion .............................................. 2:00 p.m.
(at Columbia, S.C.)
Kentucky at North Carolina ................................................ 3:00 p.m.
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Wednesday, September 10
Purdue at Miami ................................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Friday, September 12
Maryland vs. Dartmouth .................................................... 4:30 p.m.
(at Charlottesville, Va.)
Virginia Tech vs. Cal State-Fullerton ...................................... 5 p.m.
(at Winston-Salem, N.C.)
Campbell at NC State ........................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Eastern Michigan at Miami ................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Stony Brook at Boston College .......................................... 7:00 p.m.
William & Mary at Virginia .................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Duke vs. Dayton ................................................................ 7:30 p.m.
(at Columbus. Ohio)
Charlotte at Wake Forest ................................................... 7:30 p.m.
Florida State at Auburn ........................................................... 8 p.m.
North Carolina at Stanford ............................................... 10:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 14
Florida State vs. South Carolina ............................................11 a.m.
(at Auburn, Ala.)
Virginia Tech vs. Charlotte .....................................................11 a.m.
(at Winston-Salem, N.C.)
Maryland vs. William & Mary .................................................... noon
(at Charlottesville, Va.)
Central Conn. St. at Boston College .................................. 1:00 p.m.
Duke at Ohio State ............................................................ 1:00 p.m.
NC State at UMBC ............................................................ 1:00 p.m.
Cal State Fullerton at Wake Forest ................................... 1:30 p.m.
Dartmouth at Virginia ......................................................... 2:00 p.m.
Southern Cal at Clemson .................................................. 2:00 p.m.
North Carolina vs. Santa Clara ........................................... 3:00 p.m.
(at Palo Alto, Calif.)
Tuesday, September 16
Brigham Young at Miami .................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Friday, September 19
Harvard at Boston College ................................................ 4:00 p.m.
North Carolina vs. Georgia ................................................ 5:00 p.m.
(at Durham, N.C.)
Miami at UCLA ................................................................... 5:00 p.m.
Clemson at Furman ........................................................... 7:00 p.m.
NC State at William & Mary ............................................... 7:00 p.m.
UNC Greensboro at Wake Forest ..................................... 7:00 p.m.
Fordham at Duke ............................................................... 7:30 p.m.
Sunday, September 21
North Carolina vs. Fordham ..................................................... noon
(at Durham, N.C.)
N.C. State at Old Dominion ............................................... 1:00 p.m.
Mount St. Mary’s at Maryland ............................................ 1:00 p.m.
Virginia at West Virginia .......................................................... 2 p.m.
Miami vs. San Diego .......................................................... 2:00 p.m.
(at Los Angeles, Calif.)
Georgia at Duke ................................................................ 2:30 p.m.
Florida Gulf Coast at Florida State ............................................ TBA
James Madison at Virginia Tech ............................................. 7 p.m.
Wednesday, September 24
North Florida at NC State .................................................. 3:00 p.m.
Thursday, September 25
*Boston College at Duke ................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*North Carolina at Clemson ............................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Virginia at Florida State .................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Maryland at Wake Forest .................................................. 7:00 p.m.
*Virginia Tech at Miami ...................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, Sepember. 28
*Boston College at Wake Forest ....................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Maryland at North Carolina .............................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Virginia at Miami ............................................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Virginia Tech at Florida State ........................................... 1:00 p.m.
*NC State at Duke .............................................................. 2:00 p.m.
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Thurday, October 2
*Florida State at Maryland ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
*Miami at Boston College ................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Virginia Tech at Clemson ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
*NC State at Virginia .......................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*North Carolina at Duke (FSC) .......................................... 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 5
*Florida State at Boston College ....................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Miami at Maryland ............................................................ 1:00 p.m.
*NC State at Virginia Tech ................................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Virginia at Clemson .......................................................... 2:00 p.m.
*North Carolina at Wake Forest ......................................... 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 9
*Boston College at North Carolina ..................................... 7:00 p.m,
*NC State at Clemson ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Wake Forest at Duke ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Virginia at Virginia Tech ..................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 12
*Florida State at Miami ............................................................. noon
*Boston College at NC State ............................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Virginia Tech at North Carolina ........................................ 1:00 p.m.
*Duke at Maryland ............................................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Clemson at Wake Forest .................................................. 1:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 15
Longwood at Virginia Tech ................................................ 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 16
*Miami at Clemson ............................................................ 7:00 p.m.
*Wake Forest at Florida State ........................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Virginia at Maryland ......................................................... 7:00 p.m.
Friday, October 17
*North Carolina at NC State .............................................. 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 19
*Boston College at Virginia ................................................ 2:00 p.m.
*Duke at Florida State ....................................................... 2:00 p.m.
*Maryland at Virginia Tech ................................................. 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 23
*Maryland at Boston College ............................................. 7:00 p.m.
*Clemson at Florida State .................................................. 7:00 p.m.
*Duke at Miami .................................................................. 7:00 p.m.
*NC State at Wake Forest ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Friday, October 24
*North Carolina at Virginia ................................................. 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, October 26
*Maryland at NC State ....................................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Virginia Tech at Boston College ....................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Wake Forest at Miami ...................................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Clemson at Duke .............................................................. 2:00 p.m.
Thurday, October 30
*Clemson at Maryland ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Duke at Virginia ................................................................ 7:00 p.m.
*Florida State at North Carolina.......................................... 7:00 p.m.
*Miami at NC State ............................................................ 7:00 p.m.
*Wake Forest at Virginia Tech ........................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday, November 2
*Clemson at Boston College .............................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Florida State at NC State ................................................. 1:00 p.m.
*Miami at North Carolina ................................................... 1:00 p.m.
*Duke at Virginia Tech ....................................................... 2:00 p.m.
*Wake Forest at Virginia .................................................... 2:00 p.m.
21st ACC Women’s Soccer Championship
November 5, 7 & 9, 2008
WakeMed Soccer Park
Cary, N.C.
* Denotes conference games
FSC - Fox Soccer Channel TV
SUN - Sun Sports
Times listed are Eastern
ACC Media Contacts
Clemson
North Carolina
Location: .......................................................................................................... Clemson, SC
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 17,165
Nickname/Colors: ...................................................................Lady Tigers/Orange & Purple
Website: ..........................................................................................www.clemsontigers.com
Stadium: .................................................................................................Riggs Field (8,500)
Media Contact: ................................................................................................... Libby Kehn
Office: ...........................................................................................................(864) 656-4218
EMail: .................................................................................................elizabk@clemson.edu
Head Coach: ........................................................................................... Hershey Strosberg
Assistant Coaches: ......................................................... Todd Shulenberger, Kristen Weiss
2007 Record: ..........................................................................2-3-5 (ACC); 10-6-5 (Overall)
Location: .......................................................................................................Chapel Hill, NC
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 26,878
Nickname/Colors: ..............................................................Tar Heels/Carolina Blue & White
Website: .............................................................................................. www.tarheelblue.com
Stadium: ................................................................................................Fetzer Field (6,000)
Media Contact: .................................................................................................. Dave Lohse
Office: ...........................................................................................................(919) 962-7257
EMail: ................................................................................................... [email protected]
Head Coach: ............................................................................................... Anson Dorrance
Assistant Coaches: ......................................................................Bill Palladino, Chris Ducar
2007 Record: ..........................................................................9-1-0 (ACC); 19-4-1 (Overall)
Duke
NC State
Location: ........................................................................................................... Durham, NC
Enrollment: .................................................................................................................. 6,558
Nickname/Colors: ............................................................... Blue Devils/Royal Blue & White
Website: .................................................................................................... www.goduke.com
Stadium: ......................................................................................Koskinen Stadium (7,000)
Media Contact: ................................................................................................. Lindy Brown
Office: ...........................................................................................................(919) 684-2664
EMail: .............................................................................................. [email protected]
Head Coach: ................................................................................................. Robbie Church
Assistant Coaches: ......................................... Billy Lesesne, Carla Overbeck, Nathan Kipp
2007 Record: ..........................................................................3-3-4 (ACC); 10-6-7 (Overall)
Location: ............................................................................................................Raleigh, NC
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 29,957
Nickname/Colors: ............................................................................. Wolfpack/Red & White
Website: .................................................................................................... www.gopack.com
Stadium: ............................................................................................. Method Road (3,000)
Media Contact: ................................................................................................ Mark Kimmel
Office: ...........................................................................................................(919) 515-1182
EMail: ............................................................................................ [email protected]
Head Coach: ................................................................................................. Laura Kerrigan
Assistant Coaches: ..................................................................... Ben Pinkerton, Kate Dylag
2007 Record: ..........................................................................0-9-1 (ACC); 6-10-3 (Overall)
Virginia
Location: .................................................................................................. Charlottesville, VA
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 20,399
Nickname/Colors: ..........................................................................Cavaliers/Orange & Blue
Website: ...........................................................................................www.virginiasports.com
Stadium: .......................................................................................Klockner Stadium (8,000)
Media Contact: .............................................................................................. Steve Kirkland
Office: ...........................................................................................................(434) 982-5535
EMail: .....................................................................................................sk5za@virginia.edu
Head Coach: ................................................................................................ Steve Swanson
Assistant Coaches: ................................................................ Kerry Dziczkaniec, Ron Raab
2007 Record: ..........................................................................5-2-3 (ACC); 13-4-6 (Overall)
Maryland
Virginia Tech
Location: ................................................................................................... College Park, MD
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 35,369
Nickname/Colors: .........................................................Terrapins/Red, White, Black & Gold
Website: ...................................................................................................www.umterps.com
Stadium: ...............................................................................................Ludwig Field (4,500)
Media Contact: ............................................................................................. Patrick Fischer
Office: ...........................................................................................................(301) 314-7062
EMail: ......................................................................................................pfi[email protected]
Head Coach: ................................................................................................... Brian Pensky
Assistant Coaches: ..................................................................... Ali Wolff-Toole, Leo Cullen
2007 Record: ............................................................................1-8-1 (ACC); 6-9-3 (Overall)
Location: ....................................................................................................... Blacksburg, VA
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 28,000
Nickname/Colors: .................................................Hokies/Chicago Maroon & Burnt Orange
Website: ............................................................................................. www.hokiesports.com
Stadium: ........................................................................... VA Tech Soccer Stadium (2,028)
Media Contact: .................................................................................................. Ashley Wolf
Office: ...........................................................................................................(540) 231-2228
EMail: ................................................................................................................ [email protected]
Head Coach: ....................................................................................................... Kelly Cagle
Assistant Coaches: .................................................................. Charles Adair, Matt Gwilliam
2007 Record: ............................................................................3-5-2 (ACC); 8-7-3 (Overall)
Miami
Wake Forest
Location: .................................................................................................... Coral Gables, FL
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 15,670
Nickname/Colors: ......................................................... Hurricanes/Orange, Green & White
Website: ....................................................................................... www.hurricanesports.com
Stadium: ............................................................................................... Cobb Stadium (500)
Media Contact: .................................................................................................. Scott Zavitz
Office: ...........................................................................................................(305) 284-3241
EMail: .....................................................................................................szavitz@miami.edu
Head Coach: .................................................................................................Tricia Taliaferro
Assistant Coaches: .....................................................................Jeff Freeman, Greg Sheen
2007 Record: ............................................................................4-4-2 (ACC); 9-7-5 (Overall)
Location: ................................................................................................Winston-Salem, NC
Enrollment: .................................................................................................................. 4,037
Nickname/Colors: .......................................................... Demon Deacons/Old Gold & Black
Website: .....................................................................................www.wakeforestsports.com
Stadium: ............................................................................................. Spry Stadium (3,000)
Media Contact: .................................................................................................. Chad Crunk
Office: ...........................................................................................................(336) 758-5842
EMail: ...................................................................................................... [email protected]
Head Coach: ......................................................................................................Tony da Luz
Assistant Coaches: ............................................................................................Tim Santoro
2007 Record: ..........................................................................6-2-2 (ACC); 13-7-3 (Overall)
BC
Florida State
Location: ...................................................................................................... Tallahassee, FL
Enrollment: ................................................................................................................ 39.652
Nickname/Colors: ........................................................................ Seminoles/Garnet & Gold
Website: ................................................................................................www.seminoles.com
Stadium: .....................................................................................Seminole Soccer Complex
Media Contact: ..............................................................................................Jason Leturmy
Office: ...........................................................................................................(850) 644-5656
EMail: ............................................................................................. [email protected]
Head Coach: .................................................................................................. Mark Krikorian
Assistant Coaches: ............................................................................ Eric Bell, Paul Rogers
2007 Record: ..........................................................................6-2-2 (ACC); 18-6-3 (Overall)
Atlantic Coast Conference
Location: ................................................................................... Greensboro, North Carolina
Website: ..................................................................................................... www.theacc.com
Media Contact: ................................................................................................Steve Phillips
Office: ...........................................................................................................(336) 851-6062
EMail: ...................................................................................................sphillips@theacc.org
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BC
Boston College
Boston College was founded in 1863 by the Society of
Jesus to serve the sons of Boston’s Irish immigrants.
It was the first institution of higher education to be
founded in the city of Boston. Today, it is one of the
foremost universities in the nation, with a coeducational
enrollment of 14,500 undergraduate and graduate
students. Boston College has drawn students from
all 50 states and more than 85 countries.
“Deeply rooted in its Catholic and Jesuit origins, Boston
College offers an education that is distinctive in spirit
and content, that is doubly rich with the best of human
thought and with the profound insights of faith,” writes
Reverend William P. Leahy, SJ, who assumed the
presidency of Boston College in 1996. “We believe that
Boston College provides a transforming experience for
young men and women.”
Boston College has grown not just in size, but also in
stature and diversity. Today, it is ranked among the top
35 national universities by US News & World Report.
Its Graduate School of Social Work is listed among the
nation’s top 15, also by US News, while the graduate
programs of its Lynch School of Education are among
the top 20 and its Connell School of Nursing and Law
School are among the top 30. In addition, its Carroll
School of Management undergraduate program is
listed among the nation’s top 15 by Business Week.
Boston College is among the nation’s most selective
universities, with more than 30,000 applications
received for its 2,250-member Class of 2012, and is
numbered among the top American private research
universities. Its endowment of $1.7 billion is among
the nation’s 40 largest.
A continued expression of this philosophy, based on
the Jesuit principle of cura personalis, or care for the
individual, is the faculty’s dedication to teaching. BC
faculty members have been honored for their teaching
by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of
Education, while the University’s overall commitment
to teaching has been ranked among the nation’s top
20, also by US News & World Report.
After more than a century of growth and evolution,
Boston College holds fast to the ideals that inspired
its Jesuit founders. The University today remains
focused on its mission of helping students to develop
their minds and talents while providing them with the
motivation and compassion to use those talents in the
service of others.
A Boston College education focuses not only on
intellectual development, but also on personal, spiritual
and physical development. Students are asked to use
their abilities, education and acquired skills to help
others in need, whether in Boston or Belize. Each year,
more than 5,000 undergraduates give some 375,000
hours of community service in the Boston area, while
more than 650 students trade vacation for service
during Spring Break. Nearly 2,000 students take part
in retreats and spiritual formation activities annually.
Today, the Boston College motto “ever to excel” also
extends to a broad array of extracurricular activities
and opportunities ranging from sports to the arts.
Athletics is integral to the University’s focus on the
development of the whole person in body as well as
in mind and spirit. BC offers 31 men’s and women’s
varsity sports, all of which compete at the NCAA
Division I level, and annually has one of the highest
graduation rates in Division IA.
BC offers a wide variety of resources that enrich
intellectual and cultural life beyond the campus
gates. Among these are the Jesuit Institute; Center
for Ignatian Spirituality; Center for Catholic Education;
Church in the 21st Century Center; Boisi Center
for Religion and American Public Life; Center for
Human Rights and International Justice; Center
for Christian-Jewish Learning; Winston Center
for Leadership and Ethics; Center on Wealth and
Philanthropy; Center for Retirement Research; Center
on Aging and Work; Center for the Study of Testing,
Evaluation and Educational Policy; TIMSS and PIRLS
International Study Center; Center for International
Higher Education; Burns Library of Rare Books and
Special Collections; Robsham Theater Arts Center;
McMullen Museum of Art; Center for Child, Family
and Community Partnerships; Center for Corporate
Citizenship; Center for Work and Family; Center for
Irish Programs; Urban Ecology Institute and Weston
Observatory.
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Boston College
President
William P. Leahy, S.J.
Father Leahy joined the department of history at Marquette University in 1985 and
became a tenured associate professor there six years later. In July 1991, he was
named executive vice president at Marquette, where he served until being named
president of Boston College in 1996.
that has solidified its position among the nation’s best and most selective national
universities. Since 1996, BC’s endowment, sponsored research grants and
student financial aid have doubled, and the percentage of student applicants
accepted has fallen from 41 percent to 27 percent, while SAT scores have risen
by more than 100 points. In addition, 100 full-time faculty members have been
added, minority student enrollment in undergraduate programs has climbed from
18 percent to 26 percent and cash gifts to the University have increased from $24
million to $95 million.
During his presidency, undergraduate applications to Boston College have grown
from 16,500 to more than 30,000, making BC the fourth most- applied to private
university in the United States. Currently, the University enrolls students from all
50 states and 80 countries, and its undergraduates have earned more than 150
prestigious fellowships, including two Rhodes Scholarships. Student-athletes
at BC succeed in balancing the demands of academics and athletics, and BC
consistently ranks among those universities with the highest NCAA graduation
rates.
BC
William P. Leahy, S.J.
became the 25th president
of Boston College on July
31, 1996. Born in Omaha,
he grew up on his family’s
farm near Imogene, Iowa.
After one year of college
at Creighton University,
he entered the Wisconsin
Province of the Society
of Jesus in 1967. He
received a bachelor’s
degree in philosophy and a
master’s degree in United
States history from Saint
Louis University in 1972
and 1975, respectively.
Between 1975 and 1979,
he studied theology at the
Jesuit School of Theology
in Berkeley, California, earning a master’s degree in divinity and a master’s degree
in sacred theology while there. Ordained a priest in 1978, he completed doctoral
studies in United States history at Stanford University in 1985.
Most recently, the Boston College community has been engaged in a comprehensive
assessment and planning effort that resulted in a 10-year Strategic Plan. This plan
will build on Boston College’s strengths and accomplishments of the past and will
focus additional resources on undergraduate liberal arts education and formation,
as well as integrated science research and teaching. The University also intends
to increasingly apply the strengths of its professional schools to resolving critical
societal issues, and foster even more international links. In addition, Boston
College intends to remain faithful to its Jesuit, Catholic heritage and to become
the leading Catholic university and theological center in the world.
During his years at Boston College, Father Leahy has presided over an institution
Presidents of Boston College
John Bapst, S.J. .................................................................... 1863-69
Robert W. Brady, S.J. ............................................................ 1869-70
Robert Fulton, S.J.................................................................. 1870-80
Jeremiah O’Connor, S.J. ....................................................... 1880-84
Edward V. Boursaud, S.J. ...................................................... 1884-87
Thomas H. Stack, S.J. ................................................................ 1887
Nicholas Russo, S.J. ............................................................. 1887-88
Robert Fulton, S.J.................................................................. 1888-91
Edward I. Devitt, S.J. ............................................................. 1891-94
Timothy Brosnahan, S.J. ....................................................... 1894-98
W. G. Read Mullan, S.J. .................................................... 1898-1903
William F. Gannon, S.J. ......................................................... 1903-07
Thomas I. Gasson, S.J. ......................................................... 1907-14
Charles W. Lyons, S.J. .......................................................... 1914-19
William Devlin, S.J. ................................................................ 1919-25
James H. Dolan, S.J. ............................................................. 1925-32
Louis J. Gallagher, S.J........................................................... 1932-37
William J. McGarry, S.J. ........................................................ 1937-39
William J. Murphy, S.J. .......................................................... 1939-45
William L. Keleher, S.J........................................................... 1945-51
Joseph R. N. Maxwell, S.J..................................................... 1951-58
Michael P. Walsh, S.J. ........................................................... 1958-68
W. Seavey Joyce, S.J. ........................................................... 1968-72
J. Donald Monan, S.J. ........................................................... 1972-96
William P. Leahy, S.J. .................................................... 1996-present
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Director of Athletics
BC
Gene DeFilippo
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Since Gene DeFilippo became Director of Athletics
in September of 1997, he has led the BC athletics
program to an unprecedented period of innovation,
growth, fundraising, athletic and academic success.
DeFilippo has made a significant impact on the
program internally, in the Boston community, and
from a national standpoint while molding it into one
of the nation’s elite both on and off the playing field.
He also led the program through one of the most
significant periods in its history as it transitioned to full
membership in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
scoreboards and other improvements at Shea Field,
renovations to Conte Forum, including a new sound
system, floor and video boards, two new soccer fields
on the Newton campus, new Field Turf for Alumni
Stadium, and an air-inflated bubble to cover the
stadium turf to provide an indoor practice facility for
all sports during the winter months.
the “Penguin of the Year” Award from Youngstown
State University in 2003 and the Distinguished Alumni
Award from Springfield College in 2001. In April of
2000, he was awarded the “I Migliori” plaque at the
Pirandello Lyceum’s annual awards banquet, honoring
outstanding achievements and exemplary lives of
Italian-Americans.
DeFilippo was instrumental in raising money to build
the privately funded $27 million, 72,000-square-foot
Yawkey Athletics Center, which houses the football
program, the Office of Learning Resources for
Student-Athletes, and a large function area for general
University use, freeing up critically needed space in
Conte Forum for women’s athletics and other Olympic
sports teams. After football moved into the Yawkey
Center, BC undertook a multi-million dollar renovation
of Conte Forum to provide additional locker room and
office space for many of BC’s 31 varsity sports.
At Boston College, DeFilippo is responsible for
the administration and management of a broadbased athletics program committed to the pursuit of
excellence in both intercollegiate competition and
academic achievement. The Boston College program
is comprised of approximately 750 student-athletes
participating in 31 men’s and women’s varsity sports,
all of which compete at the NCAA Division I level, in
addition to a wide variety of intramural, recreation and
club sports. Boston College also is a member of the
Atlantic Coast Conference and Hockey East.
DeFilippo renamed the Athletics Association’s
fundraising arm (formerly Blue Chips) in honor of
longtime Athletics Director Bill Flynn. Alumni, parents
and friends of Boston College Athletics contributed a
record $21 million in 2008, a 10% increase from the
previous year’s record and more than 200% of what
was raised as recently as 2003.
As both a top-level administrator and a former Division
I football coach, DeFilippo brought to Boston College
a wide range of experience on and off the field.
From 1993-97, he served as director of athletics at
Villanova University, where he was named to the
NCAA Division I Management Council. At Villanova,
his tenure included the 1997 Big East regular-season
men’s basketball tournament title; 1994 NIT men’s
basketball championship; two NCAA championships
for women’s cross country, and a Rhodes Scholar,
among others. In addition to the NCAA Division I
Management Council, DeFilippo was named to the
NCAA Nominating Committee, the NCAA Special
Committee on Marketing, Promotions and Licensing
and the executive board of the Philadelphia Sports
congress.
Anne and Gene DeFilippo cemented their commitment
to Boston College by announcing their pledge of
$100,000 to endow a scholarship. The scholarship
will be awarded annually to a female student-athlete
who demonstrates outstanding academic achievement
and financial need.
DeFilippo is credited with spearheading efforts to
strengthen BC’s athletics program in a number of
areas, including facilities, fundraising, staffing and
academic support. Boston College student-athletes’
achievements in the classroom have become an
immense source of pride for the University and
its supporters. The Office of Learning Resources
for Student-Athletes recently moved into a brand
new home in the Yawkey Athletics Center. Under
DeFilippo’s leadership, 379 BC student-athletes
maintained a grade point average of 3.0 or better
during the 2007-08 academic year, earning the
Athletics Director’s Award for Academic Excellence.
The football team won the 2004 American Football
Coaches Association’s Academic Achievement Award
with a 100% graduation rate and BC’s graduation rate
for all student-athletes has consistently ranked in the
nation’s top ten. Also under DeFilippo’s leadership,
U.S. News and World Report honored Boston College
as one of the top 20 athletics departments in the
country.
In athletics competition, DeFilippo has overseen some
of the most successful seasons in Boston College
Athletics history. During the 2007-08 season, the
football team appeared in a school-record ninth
consecutive bowl game and won its eighth straight.
The men’s ice hockey team won its third national
championship after advancing to the championship
game for the third straight year and the Frozen Four for
the eighth time in 11 seasons. The men’s soccer team
captured both the ACC regular-season and tournament
championships and entered the NCAA Men’s Soccer
Tournament as the overall No. 1 seed.
DeFilippo has restructured the athletics program
and hired top-notch administrators. He initiated an
impressive overhaul of BC’s athletics facilities that
includes new football practice facilities, lighting,
DeFilippo was named the 2000-01 Division I-A
Northeast Region NACDA/Continental Airlines AD
of the Year. He was honored at the annual NACDA
convention in Salt Lake City in June 2001. He received
DeFilippo is extremely active on the national scene. He
is the past president of NACDA (National Association of
Collegiate Directors of Athletics), the nation’s Division
I-A Athletics Directors’ organization, and is a member
of the Board of Directors of the National Football
Foundation and College Football Hall of Fame. He
is also a former representative to the NCAA Division I
Management Council.
His coaching experience includes three years as
offensive backfield coach at Vanderbilt (198082), which included the 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl.
From 1975-79, he was offensive coordinator at
Youngstown State University, during which time the
team won two consecutive Mid-Continent Conference
championships, 1978-79. In 1973-74, he was
graduate assistant football coach for the University
of Tennessee, coaching in the 1973 Gator Bowl and
1974 Liberty Bowl.
A 1973 graduate of Springfield College with a
Bachelor of Science degree, DeFilippo earned three
varsity letters as a quarterback in football during his
undergraduate career. He received a master’s degree
in educational administration from the University of
Tennessee in 1974.
DeFilippo and his wife, Anne, are the parents of three
children - Christine, a guidance counselor at Beaver
Country Day School; John, quarterbacks coach for
the Oakland Raiders, and Mary, a 2007 graduate
of Boston College who is a production assistant for
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