Myrtle Beach South Carolina

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1 Myrtle Beach South Carolina The City of Myrtle Beach is in the center of the Grand Strand, a 60-mile crescent of beach on the South Carolina coast. In the last 25 years, Myrtle Beach has developed into the premier resort destination on the East Coast. Our 25,000 permanent residents welcome millions of visitors each year to this full-service resort community. Guests come to enjoy the wide beaches, the Atlantic Ocean, and an incredible range of activities and entertainment. Myrtle Beach was incorporated as a town in 1938 and became a city in Its name comes from the wax myrtle, a shrub which grows abundantly in the area. History records that a party of Spaniards from Hispaniola landed about 50 miles north of present-day Myrtle Beach in 1526 and eventually established the first European settlement in the U.S. about 30 miles to the south. The settlement, San Miguel de Cauldape, was abandoned the following year, though, and the group returned to Hispaniola. In the next three centuries, the region s population grew, but slowly. Landowners gradually developed large plantations in the area, with rice as the principal crop. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, people began to vacation here, although it was quite rustic. Houses and camps were sparse, and there were few permanent residents at the turn of the century. But, drawn by the ocean, sand and trees, people began to call Myrtle Beach home as the 1900s progressed. Today, Myrtle Beach is a well known destination for vacationers from around the country, Canada and abroad. According to the 2000 Census, the city is at the center of the 13th fastest growing metropolitan area in the U.S. It is also one of the golf capitals of the world, boasting over 100 golf courses within a 40-mile radius. 17

2 Coastal Carolina University President Dr. Ronald R. Ingle Ronald R. Ingle became Coastal Carolina University s first president on July 1, His appointment was announced shortly after the institution gained its present status as an independent, public university, ending its 34-year affiliation with the University of South Carolina as a branch campus. The university Ingle leads has made remarkable progress in its first decade of independence. More than 6,000 students are enrolled at Coastal, and more than 30 percent of them are out-of-state students from almost every state in the nation as well as 49 foreign countries. To service the increase in enrollment and the growth of Coastal s academic programs, President Ingle has directed a $75 million capital expansion which has added more than 30 percent more building space on the 260 acre campus located near Myrtle Beach, S.C. A hallmark of President Ingle s administration has been the development of strategic partnerships which have strengthened Coastal s long tradition of universitycommunity collaboration. Ingle spearheaded the visit of the Freedom Schooner Amistad to South Carolina in fall Apart from its extraordinary success as an educational tool, this event dealt head-on with serious issues of racial diversity and reconciliation which engaged the entire community. Ingle is a founding leader of the North Eastern Strategic Alliance (NESA), a 10-county economic development initiative anchored by Coastal and Francis Marion University. Under Ingle s leadership, Coastal s reputation as a premier undergraduate, liberal arts institution has flourished. The university s solid core foundation-science, business, education, and the humanities-is strong. Moreover, several individual Coastal Carolina President Dr. Ron Ingle (left) and Matt Hogue, the Voice of the Chanticleers, discuss a men s majors which have been developed to take advantage of the basketball game on the Chanticleers Televison Network. unique resources of the area (e.g., marine science, professional Dr. Ingle and his wife Judy are the Chants number one golf management, professional tourism management) are fans as they are cheering at almost every home event. recognized as some of the finest in the country. Born and reared in Moncks Corner, S.C. Ingle earned a bachelor s degree in English from Wofford College in 1962 and a master s degree in higher education administration from Florida State University in After serving a tour of active duty as an officer in the U.S. Army from 1964 to 1966, he earned a doctorate in psychology from The Ohio State University in Ingle has held administrative and faculty positions at Kennesaw College, South Georgia College and The Ohio State University. He served as associate dean of the College of Applied and Professional Sciences at the University of South Carolina before moving to Coastal Carolina in 1988 as vice chancellor for academic affairs. President Ingle has been appointed by the South Carolina governor to the Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) as one of five representatives from the state. He has been elected by the national membership to the board of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU). Ingle and his wife, Judy, have two sons: David and Stephen; and two grandchildren. Judy is coordinator of middle and secondary language arts for the Georgetown County School District. She is originally from Florence, Alabama. 18

3 Warren D. Moose Koegel is in his third full year as the Director of Athletics at Coastal Carolina University. President Ronald R. Ingle introduced Koegel as the Chanticleers fifth Athletic Director since 1986 on October 6, In Koegel s first months at the helm of the Coastal Carolina Athletic Department, the Chanticleers flourished both on and off the fields of play. In his short tenure to date, Coastal has been represented in NCAA Championships in men s cross country, women s indoor track and field, women s outdoor track and field, men s soccer, women s tennis, men s golf, softball and baseball. Coastal Carolina also won the prestigious George F. Buddy Sasser Cup, awarded annually to the top athletic department in the Big South Conference. In addition to the work in their sport, Coastal s 201 student-athletes combined for a grade point average during the academic year. As Coastal Carolina s 16 previous NCAA Division I sports continue to flourish, Koegel is also leading the charge for the Chanticleers 17th sport football. Football, which kicked off at the start of the 2003 season, will compete at the NCAA Division I-AA level. Coastal has completed construction on a 6,400-seat state-of-the-art stadium this year, and will eventually add a new athletic facility which will house the entire athletic department. The new facility will include an expanded weight room, training room, team Coastal Carolina Caroiina University Athletic Department meeting rooms, locker rooms for football and men s and women s soccer, offices for all coaches and staff, and several conference rooms. The facility will also become the new home for the Coastal Carolina University Athletic Hall of Fame. Koegel came to Coastal Carolina from the University of Tennessee at Chattanoga, where he has served as an associate athletic director since He has served on the football coaching staffs at the University of Connecticut, Rutgers University and Wyoming University. Koegel, who played for five years in the NFL, starred at Penn State University under legendary coach Joe Paterno. At the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Koegel managed a $5.2 million budget for 16 NCAA Division I sports. His other administrative responsibilities include compliance, athletic scholarships, marketing and serving as the liaison to the coaching staff. He also serves on the steering committee for the NCAA I-AA National Championship Football Game. During his tenure on the football coaching staff at the University of Connecticut from 1992 to 1997, he was recruiting coordinator and defensive line coach as well as interim head coach in Koegel was an assistant football coach at Rutgers University from 1984 to 1990 and Wyoming University from 1977 to Prior to his professional career from 1971 to 1976 with the Oakland Raiders, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Jets, Koegel was co-captain of the football team at Penn State University, where he earned a bachelor s degree in During his college career he was a third team All-American during his senior year and played on two Orange Bowl champion teams. He played in the Hula Bowl, East-West Shrine Game and the College All-State Game. Koegel received Penn State s Dedicated Player and Outstanding Senior Awards. COASTAL CAROLINA ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT STAFF Andrew Allden Men s XC & Track & Field Coach Brian Ashley Women s Golf Coach Sarah Barbee Media Relations Intern Kristen Bauer Women s Volleyball Coach Dwayne Beam Assistant Athletic Trainer David Bennett Football Coach Alan Connie Women s XC & Track & Field Coach Stella Cooper Special Projects Coordinator Jess Dannelly Associate A.D./ Softball Coach Jody Davis Men s & Women s Tennis Coach Shaun Docking Men s Soccer Coach Sue Geesey-Jean Head Athletic Trainer Gary Gilmore Baseball Coach Bruce Gregory Director of Compliance Matt Hogue Associate A.D. for External Affairs Melinda Hyman Marketing Assistant Al Jean Strength & Conditioning Coach Alan LeForce Women s Basketball Coach Gina Markland Associate A.D. for Academics/SWA John Martin Asst. A.D. for Media Relations Karrie Miller Women s Soccer Coach Jeff Pounds Assistant Athletic Trainer Kent Reichert Asst. Dir. for Media Relations Mark Roach Athletics Chief of Staff Gayle Skipper Athletic Business Manager Bruce Stewart Associate A.D. for Finance Pete Strickland Men s Basketball Coach Allen Terrell Director of Golf/ Men s Golf Coach Melissa Todd Administrative Assistant Linda Vereen Faculty Athletic Representative 19

4 Coastal Carolina University Athletic Facilities Coastal Carolina University provides quality athletic facilities for its teams to compete on. The Chanticleer baseball program has won nearly 75 percent of its games at Charles L. Watson Stadium (pictured top left) through the years. Recently completed renovations to the Stadium added a locker room and lounge for the players. Coastal Carolina Track and Field facility (top middle) is among the finest on the East Coast and is the home of numerous events during the year. Kimbel Arena (middle left) houses Coastal s men s and women s basketball program and the volleyball program. The Coastal Carolina s athletic training room (pictured bottom left) is located within Kimbel Arena and houses rehad and treatment equipment for the Chanticleer student-athletes. Coastal Carolina Stadium (top right) has seen Coastal Carolina s softball program win over 70 percent of its home contests. The facility continues to grow with a press box and new dugouts added in recent years. The Dunes Golf and Beach Club (middle right) is one of over 100 courses located within 45 miles of Coastal Carolina University. The Billy Nichols Tennis Center and Joseph Holiday Courts (center) give Coastal s men s and women s tennis programs a first-class home advantage. The facility includes six courts and seating for fans. Coastal Carolina University is playing its first season of collegiate football in the fall of The state-of-the-art stadium was completed in time for the season opener, Sept. 6, 2003, against Newberry. The next phase of Coastal s new athletic complex will be the administration building (shown right). The building will include offices for all coaches and athletic administration, locker rooms for several sports, a new training room with an x- ray room, a weight room and the Coastal Carolina University Athletic Hall of Fame. 20

5 THE INITIAL ELIGIBILITY CLEARINGHOUSE What is the Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse? If you intend to participate in Division I athletics as a freshman, you must register with and be certified by the NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse. Your high school counselor should provide you with the student-release form and a red brochure titled, Making Sure You Are Eligible to Participate in College Sports. How do I register with the Clearinghouse? Complete the student-release form and mail the top (white) copy of the form to the Clearinghouse along with the $18 registration fee. What else does the Clearinghouse need to certify me? After graduation and before school closes for the summer, your high school must send the Clearinghouse a copy of your final transcript that confirms graduation from high school. You must also have your ACT or SAT scores sent to the Clearinghouse. How do I have my test scores sent to the Clearinghouse? Test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency. You can accomplish this by marking code 9999 as one of the institutions to receive your scores, or submit a request for an Additional Score Report to the appropriate testing agency. RECRUITING REGULATIONS When do I become a perspective student-athlete? When you start ninth-grade classes. Before the ninth grade, you become a perspective student-athlete if a college gives you (or your relatives or friends) any financial aid or other benefits that the college does not provide to all prospective students. When is a college considered to be recruiting me? If any coach or representative of the college s athletics interests approaches you (or any member of your family) about enrolling and participating in athletics at that college. Who can recruit me? Only university coaches and staff. Alumni and friends of the university are NOT permitted to contact prospective student-athletes in any way. OFFICIAL VISITS How many official visits am I allowed to take? Beginning when? Each prospective student-athlete is limited to five official visits which may be taken following the opening day of classes of your senior year of high school. What must the school have from me before I take an official visit? The recruiting institution must already have a high school or a college transcript and ACT or SAT test scores on file. UNOFFICIAL VISITS Can I pay my own way to visit a college campus? Starting when? You may visit an institution s campus at your own expense an unlimited number of times before your senior year of high school and continuing in your senior year. This is an unofficial visit. What can the school give me when I go on an unofficial visit? A maximum of three complimentary admissions to a campus athletic event in which that school s team is competing, issued through a pass list only. Such complimentary admissions are for the exclusive use of the prospect and those persons accompanying him on the visit. They can be issued only on an individual game basis. PHONE CALLS Who can call me on the phone? When? How often? Faculty members and coaches are permitted to call you after July 1, after the completion of your junior year. After that date, a coach or faculty member can call you or your parents or legal guardian once a week. Boosters are not permitted to call. When are coaches or faculty members allowed unlimited calls to me? At the following times: During the five days immediately before your official visit to that university; on the day of a coach s off-campus contact with you; during the time beginning with the initial National Letter of Intent (NLI) signing date in your sport through the two days after the signing date. Can I call coaches collect or toll free? When? Yes. You may call coaches or universities collect or use a toll-free (1 800) number. They may receive calls on or after July 1 after you complete your junior year of high school. CORRESPONDENCE AND RECRUITING MATERIALS From whom can I receive letters? Beginning when? Coaches, faculty members and students (but not boosters) can send you letters, starting September 1 of your junior year in high school. What can a university send me? A Division I university may provide you with the following material: General correspondence, including letters, U.S. Postal Service postcards and institutional note cards, and materials printed on plain white paper with black ink; NCAA educational information; pre-enrollment information subsequent to signing a National Letter of Intent with the university; one athletic publication (media guide or recruiting guide) which may include only one color printing inside; official academic, admissions and student services publications or videotape produced by the institution and available to all the students; questionnaires. Can they send me anything prior to my junior year? Only questionnaires and summer camp brochures. Can any other materials be mailed to me? No. Game programs, which may not include posters, can be provided only during official or unofficial visits to the school s campus. The same restrictions apply to student-athlete handbooks. SUMMER JOBS NCAA Compliance Can a university I have signed with help me get a summer job? Beginning when? After you sign a National Letter of Intent, the school you signed with may arrange summer employment for you. That employment may begin AFTER you graduate from high school. Any questions? If you should have any further questions, please contact Bruce Gregory, Coastal Carolina Director of Athletics Compliance. She may be reached via at bgregory@coastal.edu or by phone at You can also gain further information through the NCAA s web site ( and the web address for the NCAA Clearinghouse ( 21

6 22 The Big South Conference is a progressive NCAA Division I athletic conference reflecting the energy and growth of the New South. Founded in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured in its brief history into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence, both on the field and in the classroom. The Conference s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic league is evident by a bold basketball television package, a state-of-the art web site and nine schools committed to excellence, which will carry the Conference through the 21st century. The Big South Conference, in its 20th year of existence, consists of nine member institutions in the Southeast. Members include: Birmingham-Southern College, Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, High Point University, Liberty University, UNC Asheville, Radford University, Virginia Military Institute and Winthrop University. Big South Football began play in the Fall of 2002, bringing the number of Division I championship programs the Big South is sponsoring to 18. There are nine championship sports for men: baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, indoor/outdoor track and tennis, and nine for women: basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor/outdoor track and volleyball. This season, Big South champions in the sports of men s and women s basketball, men s and women s soccer, volleyball, men s and women s golf, baseball, softball, men s and women s tennis and men s and women s track and field will receive automatic bids to NCAA Championships. The Big South signed landmark television agreements in 2002 and 2003, making the Conference s one of the leaders among all Division I Leagues in television exposure for its student athletes. Agreements with The Football Network and College Sports Television will give coverage to Big South football, as well as sports which traditionally don t get maximum exposure. This is in addition to a very aggressive men s and women s basketball package which is carried on several networks, including ESPN, Fox Sports Net, Comcast Sports Southeast and the Big South Television Network. Beginning in the Spring of 2003, the Big South kicked off its 20th Anniversary Celebration by forming a Hall of Fame. Inducted into the first class were 11 former student-athletes and administrators who were key in the early development and vitality of the Big South. In addition to the Big South s athletic accomplishments, the League also honors academic achievement. Each year the Presidential Honor Roll and the George A. Christenberry Awards honor outstanding work in the classroom by the League s student-athletes. For the ninth year, the Conference s Sports Information Directors will select a Scholar-Athlete in each Conference sport and a male and female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Additionally, the Big South Select-Scholars, honored by the Conference s Faculty Athletics Representatives, will be presented for its fourth consecutive year. The League s outreach program includes a community day at which select student-athletes help a local charity, such as Habitat for Humanity complete a project. In May of 1998, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Charleston Southern President, succeeded Winthrop President Dr. Anthony DiGiorgio as Conference President. Hunter, who served as the League s Vice President under DiGiorgio, has now entered his second term as Conference President. Under his leadership, the Big South continues to push several initiatives focusing on strategic planning, fiscal integrity, community involvement and enhancement of athletic competition. Dr. DiGiorgio s leadership served the Conference well during his tenure. He represented the Big South nationally as a member of the prestigious President s Commission and Board of Directors of the NCAA. He spent two terms as league President (six years), succeeding former Radford University President Dr. Donald Dedmon. Dedmon also spent two terms (six years) at the helm of the League and played an instrumental role in establishing the Big South as a competitive NCAA Division I Conference. The Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell, and Augusta President George Christenberry initially began recruiting members into the Big South. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the league s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. By 1984, the League s charter members included: Armstrong State, Augusta, Campbell, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina, Radford and Winthrop. Not only has the league seen changes in membership, but in administration as well. In 1989, George F. Buddy Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner. Under his leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its first-ever men s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the finest teams in the nation. So integral was Sasser to the growth of the League, that in 2000 the Conference renamed the Commissioner s Cup, the award given to the institution with the most successful athletic year, to the George F. Sasser Cup. In 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser, who would continue to serve the League as Director of Athletics at Coastal Carolina University until his retirement in Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference, including the development of the Big South Marketing Group, which has resulted in increased revenues and exposure for the Conference and its members. He also brought television coverage to Big South women s basketball, a first in Conference history. Under Kallander s leadership the Big South developed and initiated its first long-range strategic plan, re-affirming the league s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. As college athletics has rolled into the 21st century, a vibrant Big South Conference is emerging, providing quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social and athletic development of each student-athlete. Kyle Kallander Commissioner Big South Conference 6428 Bannington Drive, Suite A Charlotte, NC (704) Fax: (704) Drew Dickerson Assistant Commissioner- Public Relations Jason Corriher Assistant Director- Public Relations Big South Conference George F. Buddy Sasser Cup Coastal Carolina University won the prestigious George F. Buddy Sasser Cup for the fifth time in The Sasser Cup, named for the former Coastal Carolina Athletic Director and Big South Commissioner, honors the top overall athletic department in the Big South Conference. The award is based on a point system, with points being awarded based upon each school s finish in each of the 17 championships. The Chanticleers five Sasser Cup awards are the most earned by one school in Big South history. Coastal won the 2001 award by capturing Big South titles in baseball, softball, and women s tennis. Coastal also posted one second place finish and seven third place finishes. In addition to the Big South honors, Coastal Carolina was represented in six different NCAA Championships.

7 BIG SOUTH OVERALL GAMES GAMES TEAM STANDINGS W-L-T PCT. GF GA W-L-T PCT. GF GA Liberty Radford Coastal Carolina Elon High Point UNC Asheville Charleston Southern Big South Standings & Honors 2002 Big South Awards Player of the Year: Nikki Porter, Radford Coach of the Year: Ben Sohrabi, Radford Freshman of the Year: Hilary McKay, UNC Asheville Women s Soccer Scholar-Athlete: Candice Doten, Coastal Carolina First Team All-Conference Kristin Wisse, Coastal Carolina Candice Doten, Coastal Carolina Marlo Wooden, Elon Kate Schabo, Elon Jessica Mills, Elon Sarah Gantner, Liberty Jenny Davis, Liberty Jevne Reid, Radford Kelly Bertwell, Radford Nikki Porter, Radford Kelsey Dawson, UNC Asheville Hilary McKay, UNC Asheville Second Team All-Conference Tennille Vance, Charleston Southern Betsy Lapp, Charleston Southern Mary Jo Hajek, Coastal Carolina Marisa Kovacs, Coastal Carolina Erin Gaeng, Elon Jen Evans, High Point Emily Lanham, High Point Lena Svensson, High Point Megan Fatkin, Liberty Emily Shubin, Liberty Alison Vollick, Radford Samantha Woods, Radford Emily Langill, UNC Asheville All-Academic Team Tally Ewing, Birmingham-Southern Elizabeth Uczekaj, Charleston Southern Candice Doten, Coastal Carolina Jessica Mills, Elon Gwen Smith, High Point Jenny Davis, Liberty Jevne Reid, Radford Kelsey Dawson, UNC Asheville 2002 Big South Tournament (Charleston, S.C.) November 7 (Quarterfinals) #5 UNC Asheville 1, #4 Elon 1 (UNCA wins 4-3 on penalty kicks) #2 Radford 5, #7 Charleston Southern 1 #6 High Point 5, #3 Coastal Carolina 0 November 8 (Semifinals) #5 UNC Asheville 1, #1 Liberty 1 (UNCA wins 4-3 on penalty kicks) November 9 (Championship) #2 Radford 2, #5 UNC Asheville 0 All-Tournament Team Tennille Vance, Charleston Southern Kristin Wisse, Coastal Carolina Jessica Mills, Elon Eileen Mazeika, High Point Stephanie Moenter, High Point Jenny Davis, Liberty Emily Shubin, Liberty Kelly Bertwell, Radford (MVP) Rebecca Hoffman, Radford Jevne Reid, Radford Sarah Rutherford, Radford Emily Langill, UNC Asheville Michelle Mattos, UNC Asheville Erin Trigonoplos, UNC Asheville 2002 Big South Weekly Award Winners Sept. 9: Kristina Fisher, Coastal Carolina Sept. 16: Sarah Gantner, Liberty Sept. 23: Kelly Bertwell, Radford Sept. 30: Hilary McKay, UNC Asheville Oct. 7: Kelsey Dawson, UNC Asheville Oct. 14: Sarah Wicichowski, Radford Oct. 21: Rachel Devine, Coastal Carolina Oct. 29: Kristin Wisse, Coastal Carolina Nov. 4: Natalie Mayer, Liberty Senior Candice Doten earned First Team All-Conference and All-Academic Team honors, and was named Women s Soccer Scholar-Athlete of the Year in

8 SHOTS 1. Radford High Point Coastal Carolina Elon UNC Asheville Liberty Charleston Southern POINTS 1. Radford UNC Asheville Coastal Carolina High Point Elon Charleston Southern Liberty GOALS 1. Radford Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville High Point Elon Charleston Southern Liberty GOALS PER GAME 1. Radford Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville High Point Elon Charleston Southern Liberty ASSISTS 1. Radford UNC Asheville Elon High Point Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Liberty ASSISTS PER GAME 1. Radford UNC Asheville Elon High Point Coastal Carolina Liberty Charleston Southern GOALS ALLOWED 1. Radford Coastal Carolina Liberty Elon UNC Asheville High Point Charleston Southern GOALS ALLOWED PER GAME 1. Radford Coastal Carolina Liberty Elon UNC Asheville High Point Charleston Southern SAVES 1. Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Liberty Elon UNC Asheville High Point Radford SHUTOUTS ## Team GP SO Avg/G 1. Radford Coastal Carolina Liberty High Point Elon UNC Asheville Charleston Southern FOULS 1. Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville High Point Charleston Southern Radford Liberty Elon CORNERS 1. Liberty Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville Elon Radford High Point Charleston Southern OFFSIDES 1. UNC Asheville Radford Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Elon Liberty High Point YELLOW CARDS 1. Coastal Carolina UNC Asheville Charleston Southern Radford High Point Liberty Elon Big South Team & Individual Leaders SHOTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Nikki Porter-RU Hilary McKay-UNCA Emily Lanham-HPU Kelsey Dawson-UNCA Jevne Reid-RU Kate Schabo-ELON Bobbie Parsons-CCU Tennille Vance-CSU Jen Evans-HPU Kristina Fisher-CCU POINTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP G A Pt. Avg 1. Nikki Porter-RU Kelsey Dawson-UNCA Jevne Reid-RU Hilary McKay-UNCA Kelly Bertwell-RU Jen Evans-HPU Kate Schabo-ELON Kristina Fisher-CCU Tennille Vance-CSU Jessica Mills-ELON GOALS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Nikki Porter-RU Jevne Reid-RU Kelsey Dawson-UNCA Hilary McKay-UNCA Kelly Bertwell-RU Kristina Fisher-CCU Tennille Vance-CSU Kate Schabo-ELON Ellen Sims-UNCA Jen Evans-HPU ASSISTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Kelsey Dawson-UNCA Jessica Mills-ELON Nikki Porter-RU Jen Evans-HPU Jevne Reid-RU Hilary McKay-UNCA Sarah Wicichowski-RU Kerry Muscolina-HPU Emily Shubin-LU Emily Langill-UNCA GAME-WINNING GOALS ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Mary Jo Hajek-CCU Kelsey Dawson-UNCA Alison Vollick-RU Kelly Bertwell-RU Jevne Reid-RU Nikki Porter-RU SAVES PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Candice Doten-CCU Goodman-Williams-LU Miki Wilson-CSU Lindsi Troxler-ELON Courtney Noel-HPU Michelle Mattos-UNCA Kara Zagol-ELON Samantha Woods-RU Katie Smith-HPU Natalie Mayer-LU SHUTOUTS ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Samantha Woods-RU Candice Doten-CCU Goodman-Williams-LU Team-CCU Natalie Mayer-LU Michelle Mattos-UNCA Team-HPU Team-LU Courtney Noel-HPU Kara Zagol-ELON Katie Smith-HPU Team-RU Miki Wilson-CSU Lindsi Troxler-ELON SHUTOUTS PER GAME ## Player-Team GP No. Avg/G 1. Samantha Woods-RU Lindsi Troxler-ELON Candice Doten-CCU Natalie Mayer-LU Goodman-Williams-LU Team-CCU Katie Smith-HPU Team-LU Courtney Noel-HPU Kara Zagol-ELON GOALS AGAINST AVG (Max ) ## Player-Team GP GA Min. GAA 1. Meghan Goss-CCU : Katie Kerr-RU : S. Woods-RU : Lindsi Troxler-ELON : Natalie Mayer-LU : Candice Doten-CCU : M. Mattos-UNCA : R. Bostian-UNCA : Kara Zagol-ELON : Hilary McKay-UNCA :

9 Overall Record: Big South Record: Home: Away: Neutral: ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 24 HAJEK,Mary Jo FISHER,Kristina PARSONS,Bobbie WISSE,Kristen DeVINE,Rachel BARRETT,Leah TAFEL,Jennifer DiRENZO,Laura WULF,Alissa DeLANO,Jill WARREN,Brandi ROSIER,Johanna SHOCK,Gretchen SCHNEIDER,Caroline ORTIZ,Jill KOVACS,Marisa STIRTON,April SMRZ,Becky WILLIS,Lindsay MARINO,Jill NORRIS,Ashley MAXWELL,Jennifer TURNER,Tiffany GRIGGS,Jacqueline GOSS,Meghan DOTEN, Candice Total Opponents ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 0 DOTEN, Candice : GOSS,Meghan : Total : Opponents : CCU Statistics & Results TEAM STATISTICS CCU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored average Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/177 7/130 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/126 STATS BY PERIOD GOALS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Coastal Carolina Opponents SHOTS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Coastal Carolina Opponents SAVES 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Coastal Carolina Opponents CORNER KICKS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Coastal Carolina Opponents FOULS 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Coastal Carolina Opponents

10 Date Opponent WL Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored at South Carolina State W BARRETT,Leah (WULF,Alissa) PARSONS,Bobbie (BARRETT,Leah) DiRENZO,Laura (unassisted) PARSONS,Bobbie (DiRENZO,Laura) HAJEK,Mary Jo (unassisted) TAFEL,Jennifer (WISSE,Kristen) ROSIER,Johanna (ORTIZ,Jill) APPALACHIAN STATE W BARRETT,Leah (unassisted) FISHER,Kristina (HAJEK,Mary Jo) at Coll. of Charleston T O FISHER,Kristina (unassisted) at UNC Wilmington L FISHER,Kristina (HAJEK,Mary Jo) & vs Wofford W DeVINE,Rachel (WULF,Alissa) FISHER,Kristina (PARSONS,Bobbie) DeVINE,Rachel (PARSONS,Bobbie) & at Furman L WISSE,Kristen (FISHER,Kristina) FISHER,Kristina (unassisted) * UNC ASHEVILLE W HAJEK,Mary Jo (unassisted) WULF,Alissa (unassisted) * LIBERTY L CAMPBELL T O * at Radford L * at High Point W O HAJEK,Mary Jo (DeVINE,Rachel) DeLANO,Jill (unassisted) HAJEK,Mary Jo (unassisted) at Birmingham-Southern T O SHOCK,Gretchen (penalty kick) * CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W HAJEK,Mary Jo (WULF,Alissa) DeVINE,Rachel (unassisted) DeVINE,Rachel (PARSONS,Bobbie) PARSONS,Bobbie (SCHNEIDER,Caroline) * ELON L WESTERN CAROLINA W WISSE,Kristen (unassisted) WISSE,Kristen (DeVINE,Rachel) CHATTANOOGA W WARREN,Brandi (WISSE,Kristen) WISSE,Kristen (unassisted) IPFW T O PARSONS,Bobbie (unassisted) $ vs High Point L * Big South Conference Match $ Big South Conference Tournament & Furman Invitational (Greenville, SC) TEAM RECORD W-L-T Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime: ATTEND Dates Total Average Total: Home: Away: Neutral: Game-By-Game Results 26

11 Coastal Carolina University All-Time Roster & Statistics STATISTICS LEGEND: Field Players: Games-Games Started, Shots, Goals-Assists-Points Goalkeepers (denoted by *): Games-Games Started, Minutes, Goals Allowed, Goals Against Average, Shutouts, Saves Barrett, Leah ( ), 37-35, 38, Bradley, Nicole ( ), 21-6, 3, Delano, Jill ( ), 37-33, 41, Devine, Rachel (2002), 18-16, 20, DiRenzo, Laura ( ), 33-20, 14, Doten, Candice* ( ), 53-53, 4981:06, 86, 1.55, 10.6, 318 Fisher, Kristina (2002), 13-8, 26, Gorman, Lori (2000), 7-1, 3, Goss, Meghan* ( ), 6-0, 107:08, 1, 0.840, 0.1, 2 Griggs, Jacqueline ( ), 5-0, 4, Hajek, Mary Jo (2002), 16-7, 27, Kauffman, Gretchen (2000), 14-6, 8, Kovacs, Marisa ( ), 53-53, 67, Marino, Jill ( ), 25-6, 6, Maxwell, Jennifer ( ), 33-10, 12, Mulcahy, Pam ( ), 14-2, 2, Norris, Ashley ( ), 9-0, 3, Ortiz, Jill ( ), 44-38, 28, Parsons, Bobbie (2002), 18-15, 41, Senior Jennifer Tafel has started every game in Coastal Carolina women s soccer history. Rosier, Johanna ( ), 20-1, 5, Sampson, Kathleen (2000), 16-13, 6, Schneider, Caroline ( ), 50-43, 11, Shock, Gretchen ( ), 45-32, 29, Smrz, Becky ( ), 14-2, 7, Stirton, April (2002), 18-17, 12, Tafel, Jennifer ( ), 53-53, 82, Turner, Tiffany ( ), 36-17, 27, Warren, Brandi (2002), 17-4, 7, Wilkerson, Beth* ( ), 1-0, 45:00, 0, 0.00, 0.5, 0 Willis, Lindsay ( ), 45-38, 3, Wisse, Kristin ( ), 37-37, 67, Wulf, Alissa (2002), 18-17, 1, Senior Marisa Kovacs is a member of Coastal s first-ever four-year graduating class. Bold denotes current player. 27

12 Coastal Carolina University Single-Game Individual & Team Records SCORING RECORDS SHOTS 1. 9 Kristin Wisse vs. Charleston Southern 2. 7 Kristin Wisse vs. South Carolina State 7 Marisa Kovacs vs. South Carolina State 4. 6 Bobbie Parsons vs. Campbell 6 Kristina Fisher vs. Campbell 6 Leah Barrett at South Carolina State 7. 4 Jill Ortiz vs. USC Spartanburg 4 Gretchen Shock vs. USC Spartanburg 4 Tiffany Turner vs. SC State 4 Marisa Kovacs vs. Appalachian State GOALS 1. 4 Kristin Wisse vs. South Carolina State 2. 2 seven times ASSISTS 1. 3 Kristin Wisse vs. South Carolina State 2. 2 Bobbie Parsons vs. Wofford 2 Kristin Wisse vs. UNC Asheville 2 Kristin Wisse vs. Gardner Webb 2 Kristin Wisse vs. Western Carolina POINTS (g/a) Kristin Wisse (4/3) vs. South Carolina State 2. 4 eight times Marisa Kovacs (1/1) vs. Western Carolina GOALKEEPING RECORDS SAVES Candice Doten vs. Appalachian State 2. 9 Candice Doten at Coll. of Charleston 9 Candice Doten vs. Wofford 9 Candice Doten vs. Furman 5. 8 Candice Doten vs. Campbell 6. 7 Candice Doten vs. Charleston Southern times SHOTS vs. South Carolina State at Charleston Southern at USC Spartanburg at Radford vs. Campbell vs. Charleston Southern GOALS vs. South Carolina State vs. The Citadel at South Carolina State vs. Wofford vs. Western Carolina ASSISTS 1. 6 vs. South Carolina State vs. Gardner-Webb vs. UNC Asheville vs. Western Carolina POINTS vs. The Citadel goals, 10 assists vs. South Carolina State goals, 6 assists at South Carolina State goals, 5 assists 2. 9 vs. Western Carolina goals, 3 assists 3. 8 vs. Gardner-Webb goals, 4 assists 4. 7 vs. UNC Asheville goals, 3 assists 5. 6 vs. Campbell goals, 2 assists GOALKEEPING RECORDS SAVES vs. Appalachian State at Furman vs. Wofford vs. Campbell vs. Char. Southern The 2002 Lady Chanticleers posted the program s first winning record in school history, going

13 MATCHES PLAYED Jill Delano Jennifer Tafel Jennifer Maxwell Marisa Kovacs Jill Ortiz Laura DiRenzo Gretchen Shock Carolina Griggs Lindsay Willis Candice Doten 2001 MATCHES STARTED Candice Doten Jennifer Tafel Marisa Kovacs Laura DiRenzo Lindsay Willis Candice Doten Jennifer Tafel Marisa Kovacs Leah Barrett Jill Delano Jill Ortiz 2001 SHOTS Bobbie Parsons Kristin Wisse Jennifer Tafel Marisa Kovacs Jennifer Tafel Mar Jo Hajek Kristinia Fisher Jill Delano Tiffany Turner Kristin Wisse 2002 GOALS (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 GOALS 1. 7 Tiffany Turner Kristin Wisse Mary Jo Hajek Kristina Fisher Leah Barrett Marisa Kovacs Bobbie Parsons Kristin Wisse Rachel Devine Jennifer Maxwell Jennifer Tafel Jennifer Tafel Gretchen Shock 2000 ASSISTS Kristin Wisse Leah Barrett Jill Delano Bobbie Parsons Mary Jo Hajek Kristin Wisse Rachel Devine Marisa Kovacs Caroline Schneider Lindsey Wills Jennifer Tafel Jill Ortiz 2000 POINTS (g/a) Kristin Wisse (6/12) Kristin Wisse (5/5) Tiffany Turner (7/0) Mary Jo Hajek (5/2) Kristina Fisher (5/1) Bobbie Parsons (4/3) Marissa Kovacs (5/1) Kristin Wisse (4/2) Rachel Devine (4/2) Jill Delano (2/4) Jennifer Tafel (3/2) 2000 TEAM RECORDS OPPONENT GOALS (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 Coastal Carolina University Single-Season Records GOALKEEPING RECORDS MATCHES PLAYED Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten 2000 MATCHES STARTED Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten 2000 MINUTES 1. 1,776 Candice Doten ,679 Candice Doten ,525 Candice Doten 2000 FEWEST GOALS ALLOWED (min. 1,000 minutes played) Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten 2001 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (min. 1,000 minutes played) Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten 2000 SHUTOUTS Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten Beth Wilkerson Meghan Goss 2001 SAVES Candice Doten Candice Doten Candice Doten 2000 LOSSES 1. 6 (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 ASSISTS (16 games) (19 games) (18 games) 2002 POINTS (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 SAVES (19 games) (18 games) (16 games) 2000 OPPONENT ASSISTS (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 VICTORIES 1. 8 (18 games) (16 games) (19 games) 2001 TIES 1. 4 (19 games) (18 games) (16 games) 2000 SHUTOUTS 1. 6 (18 games) (16 games) (19 games)

14 National Honors Coastal Carolina University All-Time Honors CoSIDA/Verizon Academic All-District Second Team Candice Doten 2001 All-National Team for First Year Programs by Soccer Buzz Magazine Marisa Kovacs 2000 Tiffany Turner 2000 Kristin Wisse 2000 National Player of the Year for First Year Programs by Soccer Buzz Magazine Marisa Kovacs 2000 NSCAA Team Academic Award 2002 Big South Conference Honors All-Big South Conference First Team Marisa Kovacs 2000 Kristin Wisse 2000, 2002 Candice Doten 2001, 2002 Second Team Tiffany Turner 2000 Leah Barrett 2001 Marisa Kovacs 2001, 2002 Mary Jo Hajek 2002 Tiffany Turner earned a spot on the All-National Team for First Year Programs by Soccer Buzz Magazine for her play during Coastal s inaugural season. Coach of the Year Karrie Miller 2000 Rookie of the Year Marisa Kovacs 2000 All-Tournament Candice Doten 2000, 2001 Kristin Wisse 2002 All-Academic Kristen Wisse 2000 Candice Doten 2001, 2002 Marisa Kovacs 2001 Scholar-Athlete of the Year Candice Doten 2002 Player of the Week Rachel Devine 2002 Kristina Fisher 2002 Kristin Wisse 2000, 2002 Kristin Wisse garnered several conference and national honors at Coastal, including twice being named First Team All-Big South. 30

15 (2-2-2 Big South) Coach: Karrie Miller Home: Away: Neutral: Appalachian State T (2ot) Campbell L (ot) Western Carolina L at Furman & L Gardner Webb W South Carolina State W at Charleston Southern* T (2ot) Wofford L at USC Spartanburg W Liberty* W at UNC Wilmington L UNC Asheville* W at Radford* T (2ot) Elon* L at High Point* L vs. Charleston Southern $ T (2ot) 1-1 (Charleston Southern advanced 3-1 in shootout) Home matches in Bold & Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) * Big South Conference match $ Big South Conference Tournament (2-4-0 Big South) Coach: Karrie Miller Home: Away Neutral at Western Carolina L (2ot) at Appalachian State T (2ot) Furman L Charleston Southern* L at Gardner Webb L UNC Wilmington L at Liberty* L College of Charleston L Birmingham-Southern T (2ot) at Wofford W at UNC Asheville * L High Point* W Radford* W The Citadel W USC Spartanburg L at Campbell L at Elon* L vs. Radford $ T (2ot) vs. Elon $ T (2ot) 1-1 Home matches in Bold * Big South Conference match $ Big South Conference Tournament Coastal Carolina University Year-By-Year Results (3-3-0 Big South) Coach: Karrie Miller Home: Away: Neutral: at South Carolina State W Appalachian State W at College of Charleston T (2ot) at UNC Wilmington L vs. Wofford & W at Furman & L UNC Asheville* W Liberty* L Campbell T (2ot) at Radford* L at High Point* W (2ot) at Birmingham-Southern T (2ot) Charleston Southern* W Elon* L Western Carolina W Chattanooga W IPFW T (2ot) vs. High Point $ L 0-5 Home matches in Bold & Furman Invitational (Greenville, S.C.) * Big South Conference match $ Big South Conference Tournament Gretchen Shock scored Coastal s firstever goal on August 27, 2000 against Appalachian State. Leah Barrett led the 2001 squad in points with five goals and five assists. Laura DiRenzo recorded a goal and an assist in Coastal s first game of the 2002 season versus South Carolina State. 31

16 32 John Martin Kent Reichert Sarah Barbee Coastal Carolina University Athletic Media Relations COASTAL CAROLINA ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Women s Soccer Contact... Sarah Barbee Asst. A.D.-Media Relations...John A. Martin Office Phone jamartin@coastal.edu Asst. Media Relations Director... Kent Reichert Office Phone kreicher@coastal.edu Media Relations Intern... Sarah Barbee Office Phone sbarbee@coastal.edu Office fax Address:... Coastal Carolina Athletic Media Relations... P.O. Box (Overnight Address: 755 Highway 544)... Conway, SC TO GET CCU WOMEN S SOCCER INFORMATION Contact the Media Relations Office or check the Internet at MEDIA INFORMATION Press Row: Space at CCU Soccer Field s Press Row is limited to members of the working press. In accordance with NCAA rules, no cheering will be tolerated on press row. Game Services: Programs, media guides, notes and statistics will be available to the media, as well as final box scores. There is no designated work room; however, there are ample electrical outlets on press row. Phone access is available in the Athletic Media Relations office. Interviews: Interviews with CCU coaches and players must be arranged through the athletic media relations office and will be scheduled before or after practices. No interviews will be allowed with players on gameday unless permission is received from the coaching staff through the athletic media relations office. After all home games, CCU players and coaches will be available in the interview room following a brief cooling off period. A member of the Coastal Carolina athletic media relations staff will contact all media representatives at the game for interview requests. Under no circumstances will CCU student-athlete phone numbers be given out. DIRECTIONS TO COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY FROM I-95 From the South, take Highway 327 exit to SC Hwy. 76/301 Turn left onto Hwy. 76/301. This will become Hwy. 576 and then Hwy After passing through Conway, turn right at the second stop light (approx. 2 miles) into the entrance of Coastal Carolina University. You are now on College Road. Kimbel Arena (basketball/volleyball), Charles L. Watson Baseball Stadium, and the Football/Soccer Stadium are visible on the right from College Road. To get to the Softball Field or the Track & Field Complex, turn right onto Chanticleer Drive after passing Kimbel Arena and before getting to the Baseball Stadium. From the North, take the "South of the Border" exit (IMPOSSIBLE to miss). Follow signs to Myrtle Beach and this will lead you to Highway 501. Then follow the directions above. FROM HIGHWAY 17 Follow Highway 17 Bypass to Highway 501 (Conway exit). At this point, you are approx. eight miles from campus. You will pass the stoplight at Conway Hospital and then pass a Food Lion shopping center (on left). Just after passing Horry-Georgetown Technical College (on left), take the next left into the entrance of Coastal Carolina University. See directions above to find athletic facilities. MEDIA OUTLETS NEWSPAPERS The Sun News 914 Frontage Road East Myrtle Beach, SC Phone: Fax: Web: Melinda Waldrop, Beat Writer mwaldrop@thesunnews.com The Chanticleer P.O. Box Conway, SC Phone: Fax: Anne-Marie D Onofrio, Editor-In-Chief Emerson Dyer, Sports Editor Web: was.coastal.edu/ci The State P.O. Box 1333 Columbia, SC Phone: Fax: Web: state@thestate.com Myrtle Beach Herald 2501 North Kings Highway Myrtle Beach, SC Phone: Fax: mbherald@aol.com The Horry Independent 2510 North Main Street Conway, SC Phone: Fax: horry80@aol.com TELEVISION WPDE-TV (15-ABC) 3215 South Cashua Drive Florence, SC Phone: Fax: Web: Rich Chrampanis, Sports Director Mark Haggard & Walt Lehmann, Coastal Beat WBTW-TV (13-CBS) 3430 North TV Road Florence, SC Phone: Fax: Web: Corey Anderson, Sports Director canderson@wbtw.com Brian Levitan, Sports Anchor blevitan@wbtw.com WIRE SERVICES Associated Press (Columbia) P.O. Box Columbia, SC Phone: Fax: Web: Pete Iacobelli, Sports piacobelli@ap.org ESPN/Sports Ticker Harborside Financial Center 800 Plaza Two Jersey City, NJ Phone: Fax: