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| 12-16-03 |
Jessica
Upchurch Named GC's 1st All American |
| 12-12-03 |
Kelly,
Upchurch, Jones & McGlaughlin Named NSCAA All-Region |
| 12-02-03 |
Kelly, Maher
and McGlaughlin Earn NCCSIA All-State Honors |
| 11-25-03 |
2003
GC Women's Soccer Season Review |
| 11-15-03 |
Pride Falls
to W&L in PKs, 1-0 |
| 11-09-03 |
GC
women's Soccer to Play at W&L in NCAAs |
| 11-08-03 |
2003
USA South Tournament Page |
| 11-08-03 |
Greensboro
2, CNU 1 (PKs), USA South Championship Match
Natalie Henderson's (Southwest Guilford HS) overtime shoot-out goal
was the game-winner as Greensboro College defeated Christopher Newport,
2-1, in the USA South Tournament championship game at Pride Field on Saturday.
Henderson was the last of 10 shoot-out shooters.
With the win, GC advances to the NCAA tournament for the second straight
season.
The score was 1-1 after 90 minutes. The teams could not decide the match
in 20 minutes of OT play, which forced the penalty kick shoot-out.
After a scoreless first half, CNU scored in the 56th minute. Shannon Crane
tallied on a Captain counter attack that was assisted by Ashleigh Dota.
The Pride countered 11 minutes later. Kym Maher headed the ball
past CNU keeper Kasey Davenport (6 saves). Randi Brown earned the assist.
The Captains had a great opportunity to win the match in the 84th minute,
but Brown made a sliding save on a Captain shot.
Pride goalkeeper Keri Wells made 9 saves. She was named the tournament
MVP.
The
2003 USA Women's Soccer Tournament team: Lisa Knieremen, Chowan;
Monica Gerth, Methodist; Christina Gipson, Methodist; Kasey Davenport,
GK, CNU; Liz Thuma, CNU; Heidi Taylor, CNU; Ashleigh Dota, CNU; Kym
Maher, GC; Shannon Kelly, GC; Jessica Upchurch, GC; Yvette Jones, GC; Keri
Wells, GK, GC, MVP. |
| 11-07-03 |
Greensboro 3, Chowan 1
Jessica Upchurch
scored two goals to lead Greensboro College (13-3-2) to a 3-1 win over
Chowan (9-10) in a USA South semifinal match.
The Pride hosts CNU
in the USA South Championship match on Saturday at 2 p.m. The winner advances
to the NCAA tournament.
The Pride built a 2-0
lead at halftime, but the Braves scored in the 60th minute to put a scare
on the host team. Upchurch's second tally in the 87th minute sealed the
win.
GC's Kym Maher scored
in the 6th minute to give The Pride a 1-0 lead. Amanda McGlaughlin
earned the assist. The home team made it 2-0 in the 43rd minute when Natalie
Henderson assisted Upchurch. GC controlled first half action and out-shot
the Braves, 9-1, in the first 45 minutes.
Chowan got on the board
in the 60th minute. Ashley Holt headed in a corner kick from Lisa Knieriemen,
who earned the assist.
Chowan's Christine
Horne had 9 saves. GC's Keri Wells played the first 45 minutes and earned
the victory. Kristen McGuire played the second half. Neither Pride
keeper was credited with a save.
The Pride, which set
a new program high for wins with 13, faces CNU in the USA South championship
game on Saturday. Kickoff is 2 p.m. at Pride Field.
GC record 13-3-2; Streak W5;
Up next at USA South Tournament, TBD, 11-8 |
| 11-06-03 |
Pride Earns
8 USA South Awards |
| 10-31-03 |
GC 4, Chowan
0
Jessica Upchurch
scored
two goals and passed for one assist to lead Greensboro College (12-3-2,
7-1 USA South) to a 4-0 win over Chowan (8-9, 5-3) at Pride Field on Friday.
With the victory, The
Pride earned at least a share of the conference championship. GC also matched
program bests for wins (12) and shut outs (9)--both set in the 2001 season.
Upchurch scored in
the 24th minute after placing a Brave turnover into the goal. She tallied
a little more than one minute later off a corner kick. Shannon Kelly
got her first of two assists on the play. The Braves trailed, 2-0, at halftime.
Freshman Stephanie
Keough scored Kelly in the 48th minute. Natalie Henderson (Southwest
Guilford HS) recorded the game's final score in the 77th minute. Amanda
McGlaughlin and Upchurch earned assists on the play.
GC's Keri Wells
(one
save) and Kristen McGuire shared the shutout. Chowan's Emily Warthan
stopped 10 shots. The Pride out-shot CC, 20-3.
GC record 12-3-2,
7-1 USA South; Streak W4; Up next at USA South tournament, 11-7, TBA |
| 10-29-03 |
GC 5, Peace 0
Freshman Stephanie
Keough recorded a hat trick to lead Greensboro College to a 5-0 win
at Peace College in Raleigh on Tuesday. Keough scored GC's first, fourth
and fifth tallies in the USA South match.
Shannon Kelly and
Kym Maher also scored for The Pride, which out-shot Peace, 21-2. Maher,
Brooke
DeWitt and Natalie Henderson passed for assists for GC. The
visitors led, 2-0, at halftime.
Kristen McGuire
and
Keri Wells shared the shutout for Greensboro. Each keeper had one save.
GC record 11-3-2, 6-1 USA South;
Streak W3; Up next 10-31, vs. Chowan, 3 p.m. |
| 10-28-03 |
Stephanie
Keough Earns USA South Weekly Award (more...) |
| 10-25-03 |
GC 3, Sewanee 2
Senior Kym Maher
scored
in the first minute of overtime as Greensboro College beat the University
of the South, 3-2, at Pride field on Saturday. Stephanie Keough
assisted on the game winner.
GC sent the match to
extra time in stunning fashion as Keough tied the game at 2-2 with just
one second left in regulation play.
Keough also had the
game's first score 56 seconds into the match. Fellow freshman Randi
Brown earned the assist. Yet Sewanee tallied in the 11th and 13th minute
to take a 2-1 lead.
GC goalkeeper Keri
Wells (1 save), however, shut out the Tigers in the second half
and overtime and earned the victory. Kristen McGuire played the
first 45 minutes, allowed 2 goals and grabbed 2 saves.
GC record 10-3-2, 5-1 USA South;
Streak W2; Up next 10-28, at Peace, 3 p.m. |
| 10-23-03 |
GC 8, Ferrum
0
Six different
GC players scored goals as The Pride won a USA South road match
at Ferrum, 8-0, on Thursday.
Shannon Kelly
and Jessica Upchurch both had 2 goals and 1 assist. Other GC
scoring: Stephanie Keough 1-1; Natalie Henderson 0-2;
Amanda
McGlaughlin 1-0; Kim Maher 1-0; Megan Nutt 1-0; Meredith
Carroll 0-1.
Kristen McGuire
played the entire 90 minutes, faced one shot, and earned the shutout. GC
led 5-0 at halftime.
GC record 9-3-2, 5-1 USA South;
Streak W1; Up next vs. Sewanee, 10-25, 1 p.m. |
| 10-18-03 |
CNU 2, GC 1 (2OT)
Leigh Leavitt scored
in the 103rd minute to lift CNU to a 2-1 double overtime win at Pride Field
on Saturday. Ashley Glover and Shelley Rusnak assisted on the game-winning
tally.
The Pride scored 15
minutes into the match when Justina Sharkey recorded her first goal
of the season. Sharkey scored on a rebound after CNU keeper Kasey Davenport
(7 saves) made a save on a shot by Amanda McGlaughlin.
GC was seconds away
from a win--and control of the USA South women's soccer race--until the
Captains scored with at the 89:40 mark. CNU's Liz Thuma put back a rebound
after Keri Wells (2 saves) made a fine save on a previous shot.
The Pride loss means
that four teams--GC, Methodist, CNU and Chowan--all have one defeat in
conference play. Greensboro has remaining matches at Ferrum, at Peace and
against Chowan at Pride Field.
GC record 8-3-2, 4-1 USA South;
Streak L1; Up next at Ferrum 10-23 |
| 10-15-03 |
Pride
Women's Soccer Still 7th in South (more...) |
| 10-12-03 |
Natalie
Henderson Wins USA South Honor (more...) |
| 10-12-03 |
GC
3, Maryville, TN 0
Visiting Greensboro College beat Maryville, 3-0, on Sunday and snapped
a four-game Lady Scots’ unbeaten streak. The win was The Pride's second
straight.
The non-conference loss drops Maryville’s record to 6-7 overall this season.
The Pride improved to 8-2-2.
Greensboro took the early 1-0 advantage with an Amanda McGlaughlin
header off a Shannon Kelly corner kick at the 19:52 mark of the
opening half. Then, just less than five minutes later, Natalie Henderson
(Colfax,
NC/Southwest Guilford) scored on a penalty kick after a foul was called
in the box to give The Pride a 2-0 lead heading into halftime.
Stephanie
Keough headed in a Justina Sharkey pass with 22:25 remaining
in the contest to finish off the scoring for the visitors.
GC record
8-2-2, 4-0 USA South; Streak W2; Up next vs. CNU, 10-18, 1 p.m. |
| 10-08-03 |
GC 10, Averett 0
The Pride led
6-0 at the break. GC Scoring: Natalie Henderson 2g, 2a: Kym
Maher 2-0; Amanda McGlaughlin 0-2; Meredith Carroll 2-0;
Jessica
Upchruch 1-1; Shannon O'York 1-1; Stephanie Keough 1-0;
Randi
Brown 1-0.
GC record: 7-2-2, 4-0-0; Streak
W1; Up next at Maryville, 10-12 |
| 10-04-03 |
W&L
2, GC 0
Fourteenth ranked Washington
& Lee University defeated Greensboro College, 2-0, in women's soccer
match at Pride Field on Saturday.
GC out shot visiting
W&L, 7-5 and in the first half, 4-1. Yet the Generals only first half
shot resulted in goal. Anne Wiltshire scored in the 23rd minute on a breakaway
and pass from Kelley Zagol.
The match's final tally came
in the 76th minute. General Fontaine Marcoux headed the ball past GC keeper
Keri
Wells (2 saves) for the score. Blair Haws assisted on the scoring play.
The Pride had 4 corner
kicks to none for W&L. Emily Barker had 1 save for the visitors.
GC record: 5-2-2; Streak L1; Up
next at Averett, 10-8, 4 p.m. |
| 10-02-03 |
GC 6, NC Wesleyan 2
Natalie Henderson
scored two goals and passed for one assist as visiting Greensboro College
(6-1-2, 3-0) beat North Carolina Wesleyan, 6-2, in a USA South match on
Thursday. The Southwest Guilford High School graduate tallied The Pride’s
fourth and sixth goals. She also assisted Shannon O’York on the game-winning
goal in the 38th minute.
Amanda McGlaughlin
also scored two times for Greensboro. Her goals were the first two for
The Pride, which led 4-0 at halftime. Megan Nutt had GC’s other
score. Stephanie Keough, Jessica Upchurch and Shannon Kelly
all had assists for the green and white.
Keri Wells played
the first half in goal for GC and earned the win. Lauren Lewendowski
minded the net for the last 45 minutes and allowed two goals. Neither Pride
keeper made a save. GC out-shot NCWC (1-9, 1-1), 31-5. The
win was GC’s fourth straight and ran The Pride's unbeaten string to five
games.
GC record: 6-1-2,
3-0.; Streak W4: Up next vs. Washington & Lee; 10-4, 2:30 p.m |
| 09-29-03 |
Stephanie
Keough Wins USA South Honor (more...) |
| 09-28-03 |
GC 7, Shenandoah
0
GC'S McGLAUGHLIN
SCORES 6 POINTS IN 7-0 WIN OVER SU
Seven Greensboro college
players scored points as The Pride (5-1-2, 2-0 USA South) beat Shenandoah
(4-4, 0-2), 7-0, on Sunday afternoon. The win extended The Pride's unbeaten
streak to 4 matches.
Freshman Stephanie
Keough led The Pride with 2 goals and 1 assist. Fellow frosh Meredith
Carroll came off the bench to score 2 goals. Amanda McGlaughlin
scored one goal and passed for 2 assists. Shannon Kelly added two
assists for the home team. Kym Maher and Yvette Jones added
goals, and
Randi Brown recorded one assist.
Kristen McGuire
played the first 14 minutes and earned the win in goal. Fellow freshman
Lauren
Lewendowski played the remaining 76 minutes and collected GC's only
save. Megan Ross had 7 saves for the Hornets, who were out-shot, 27-2.
GC record 5-1-2,
2-0; Streak W3; Up next at NC Wesleyan, 20-2, 4 p.m. |
| 09-26-03 |
GC
5, Meredith 3
Greensboro College
bounced back from a 2-0 and 3-1 first half deficits to rally and upend
visiting Meredith, 5-3, at Pride Field on Friday.
Kim Maher and
Shannon Kelly each tallied 2 goals for the home team. Jessica Upchurch
scored the game tying (3-3 ) goal in the 49th minute. Amanda McGlaughlin
passed
for 2 assists and Stephanie Keough had one helper for GC.
Keri Wells started
in goal and had 4 saves. GC allowed just one shot and no shots on goal
in the second half. Kristen McGuire started the second half
and earned the win. Lauren Lewendoski played the final 3:15.
GC record: 4-1-2,
1-0 USA South; Streak W1; Ranked 7th regionally; Up next vs. Shenandoah,
9-28, 1 p.m |
| 9-16-03 |
Pride
Women's Soccer 7th in South (more...) |
| 9-16-03 |
Kristen
McGuire Earns 2nd USA South Weekly Honors (more...) |
| 9-14-03 |
GC 0, Lynchburg 0 (2 OT)@
Roanoke Tournament
Greensboro College and Lynchburg
played 110 minutes and neither team scored. For The Pride, the game was
the first scoreless tie in four years. (GC and Virginia Wesleyan tied 0-0
on Oct. 9, 1999 in Virginia Beach, Va.) In a very even statistical game,
Keri
Wells made 2 saves and freshman Kristen McGuire stopped 6 Hornet
shots. Earning All-Roanoke Tournament honors were GC's Shannon Kelly,
Brooke
DeWitt, and Justina Sharkey.
GC record: 2-1-2; Streak T1;
Up next vs. Methodist, 9-18, 4 p.m. |
| 9-13-03 |
Roanoke 4,
GC 0 @ Roanoke Tournament
The visiting
Pride out shot Roanoke, 13-10, but could not score against Roanoke. The
Maroons tallied 2 goals in each half. Keri Wells had 3 saves and
allowed 2 goals. Kristen McGuire played the last 60 minutes, allowed
2 goals, and stopped 2 shots.
GC record 2-1-1; Streak L1; Up
next vs. Lynchburg, @ Roanoke Tournament, 9-14, 3 p.m. |
| 9-09-03 |
Jessica
Upchurch and Kristen McGuire Win USA South Weekly Honors (more...) |
| 9-09-03 |
Pride
Women Move Up in Regional Rankings (more...) |
| 9-06-03 |
GC 1, Muhlenberg 1 (2 OT) at
Muhlenberg Invitational
Jessica Upchruch
scored in the 55th minute to tie the match. Keri Wells had 9 saves
and allowed 1 goal.
GC record 2-0-1; Streak T1; Up
next at Roanoke Tournament, 9-13 |
| 9-05-03 |
GC 2, Haverford
1 (OT) at Muhlenberg Invitational
Jessica Upchruch
scored 2 late goals to lift Greensboro College (2-0) to a 2-1 overtime
win against Haverford at the Muhlenberg Tournament on Friday afternoon.
The match was scoreless
until HC scored in the 86th minute. Upchurch's first tally came in the
89th minute and was assisted by Shannon Kelly.
Four minutes
into the OT, Natalie Henderson passed to Upchruch for the golden
goal.
Keri Wells stared
in goal, had 2 saves and allowed no goals. Kristen McGuire played
the 2nd half and overtime. She stopped 2 shots and gave up HC's only goal. |
| 9-03-03 |
Pride
Women Earn Regional Ranking (more...) |
| 8-31-03 |
vs.
Eastern Mennonite@ NCWC Tournament Rained
Out |
| 8-30-03 |
GC 2, Guilford
College 1, @ NCWC Tournament Box
Score
Jessica Upchurch (unassisted)
broke a 1-1 tie in the 77th minute to give The Pride the 2-1 win over Guilford.
Amanda
McGlaughlin scored the games first goal (unassisted) in the 14th minute.
In the nets, Keri Wells played the first 45 minutes, allowed no
goals, and had 6 saves.
Kristen McGuire played the second half.
She had 3 saves and allowed one goal. |
| 8-25-03 |
GC
Picked 1st in USA South Women's Soccer Polls (MORE) |
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