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2007 Returning Letterwinner Profiles
Appears to be the top candidate for the Scots’ starting goalkeeper position after being in that role last fall … 2006: Started 17 of 19 matches in goal, compiling a .760 save percentage and 1.11 goals against average … Totaled 57 saves during nearly 1500 minutes of action, along with an 11-5-1 record … Had three shutouts, highlighted by a 1-0 victory against Ohio Wesleyan … 2005: Played in four matches as a freshman ‘keeper, including one start – a 5-0 shutout of Hiram … Logged 144 minutes overall without allowing a single score and saving four shots en route to earning a varsity letter … Appeared in one game as a defender, too … Prior to Wooster: Three-time all-league performer in soccer at the Blair Academy … Totaled seven letters in soccer (4), lacrosse (2), and swimming (1) for the Bucs … Personal: Born Sept. 18, 1986 … Daughter of Diane Alario … Majoring in psychology.
Proven to be one of the top defenders in the region, but may make the move to Wooster’s offensive front as the coaching staff is looking for a scoring boost … Labeled as a very versatile player and excels in one-on-one situations … 2006: Selected third-team all-Great Lakes and first-team all-conference after anchoring the Scots’ defense, a unit that shutout seven opponents and yielded just over one goal a game (1.05) … One of six Wooster players to start every match (19) and factored on the offensive side, too, scoring a goal against Heidelberg and contributing an assist at Mt. Union … 2005: Was all-NCAC for the second year in a row, this time a first-team honoree … Started all 18 matches and served as one of the cornerstones of a defense that held opponents to 0.78 goals per game and posted seven shutouts … 2004: Received honorable mention on the All-NCAC Team after taking over as the starting center-midfielder when Danielle Witchey was sidelined with a broken foot … Played in every match (18), starting each of the last 10 … Key component of a defensive unit that allowed just 13 total goals (0.72 per game) … Scored first career goal against the Univ. of the South, and added one assist … Prior to Wooster: Part of Mt. Lebanon High School’s WPIAL championship team in soccer as a freshman … Helped the Blue Devils to four sectional titles during her four years and was selected all-section as a senior … Lettered four times in soccer and once in track … Personal: Born May 29, 1986 … Daughter of Stephen Ayer and Patricia Quolke … Majoring in sociology.
Has the potential to become a regular factor on the field this fall, possibly as a starter … 2006: Saw action in 12 of 19 matches, recording a goal during the Scots’ 2-1 win over RIT … Also played a part in holding Wooster’s opponents to 1.05 goals and 9.74 shots per game … 2005: Did not play … Prior to Wooster: Helped lead Albuquerque Academy to a runner-up finish at the state tournament in 2004 … Was a member of Student Senate all four years … Personal: Born on Aug. 13, 1987 … Is the daughter of Christopher and Mari Bauman … Majoring in Spanish.
Will challenge for the starting goalkeeper position … Also could see time in the midfield … 2006: Missed the season, studying abroad during the fall semester … 2005: Was the team’s second-string goalie, appearing in five contests with three starts … Made nine saves while facing 11 shots on goal for a .818 save percentage, in addition to a 0.58 goals against average … Prior to Wooster: Transferred to Wooster after her freshman academic year … Named second-team all-district after leading Marcus High School to a district title her senior season … Member of state finalist team as a junior … Personal: Born April 8, 1985 … Is the daughter of Rich and Jackie Brown … Majoring in studio art.
Could be looked to as a key scorer as one of the few veteran forwards on the squad and a likely starter … Also a member of the Scots’ lacrosse team … 2006: Scored two goals for the second-straight season, while playing in 11 games with one start … Took just eight shots, but found the back of the net against Heidelberg and at Oberlin … 2005: Saw regular playing time as a first-year forward, entering 11 contests … Accounted for two goals, including the lone score in a 1-0 victory over Case, to earn first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Three-time all-league honoree in girls soccer at the George School … Member of league championship team for three seasons … Lettered in soccer, lacrosse, and track for the Cougars … Personal: Born on Aug. 25, 1986 … Is the daughter of John Clark and Anne Baer-Clark … Majoring in studio art with a minor in art history.
Is a strong candidate to become a starter either in the midfield or backfield … Possesses good speed and an outstanding competitive spirit … 2006: Played in all 19 games with four starts as a freshman midfielder … Fired off 14 shots, scoring once during the Scots’ 2-1 victory at then-No. 9 ranked Denison … Prior to Wooster: Named second-team all-conference once and received the John Thompson Leadership Award her sophomore season at Reynoldsburg High School … Four-time letterwinner in soccer for the Raiders … Personal: Born on April 8, 1988 … Is the daughter of John DiSalvo II and Claudia DiSalvo … Majoring in communication studies with a political science minor.
Expected to be one of the Scots’ leaders as she was voted team tri-captain as a junior … Effective at using her 5-10 height to win balls or clear them out of the backfield … 2006: Starting midfielder for all 19 matches, serving as a key part of a defense that posted seven shutouts and yielded just 1.05 goals per game overall … Scored a career-high three goals, all coming at home and highlighted by the team’s lone tally in a 1-1 tie with rival Wittenberg … 2005: Regular part of the rotation as a freshman, seeing action in all 18 matches off the bench … Scored first collegiate goal during a 4-0 win over Washington & Jefferson … Helped defense hold the opposition to 0.78 goals per game, including seven shutouts … Prior to Wooster: Was an all-division and all-district performer every year at Sturgis High School … Member of two division championship teams (2004, 2005) … Lettered four times in soccer and three in basketball for the Trojans … Personal: Born Feb. 2, 1987 … Daughter of John and Mary Dresser … Majoring in business economics with a physical education minor.
Will be a four-year starter in the backfield … Possesses one of the team’s strongest legs, as she often takes free kicks … Also played three seasons for the Scots’ basketball team … 2006: Started all 19 matches and tied her freshman total with three assists, including one during a 2-1 victory at then-No. 9 ranked Denison … One of the cornerstones of a defense that averaged just 1.05 goals allowed, including seven shutouts … 2005: Started every match (18), playing an integral role on a defense that limited opponents to 0.78 goals per game and posted seven shutouts … Scored her first career goal against Earlham, while also contributing an assist on the season … 2004: Earned second-team all-NCAC recognition as a freshman defender … Saw action in all 18 games, including starting the last 11 … Helped the defense to allow just 0.72 goals and 7.94 shots per match … Also tallied three assists out of the backfield … Prior to Wooster: Was an all-conference pick in soccer as both a junior and senior at Thomas Worthington High School … Totaled 10 varsity letters with the Cardinals, including three each in soccer, basketball, and track … Personal: Born July 17, 1985 … Daughter of John and Cheryl Evans … Is majoring in psychology with a minor in education.
Among five players contending for time at goalkeeper … 2006: Saw action in seven matches, highlighted by starts at John Carroll and against Heidelberg … Produced seven saves while giving up just one goal during 176 minutes for a .875 save percentage and 0.51 goals against average … 2005: Appeared in one match as a first-year and did not face a shot over the final 13 minutes of action of a 5-0 shutout win over Hiram … Earned varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Was a two-time all-division performer and an all-conference selection in her junior season at Middlesex High School … Set the school record for most starts, most wins as a goalie, and most shutouts … Keyed the Blue Jays’ division championship team in 2004 … Lettered four times in soccer and three in track … Personal: Born on April 20, 1987 … Daughter of Douglas and Mary Flannelly … Majoring in art history.
Is hoping for increased playing time in the backfield this season … 2006: Saw limited action as a first-year, appearing in four games … Earned a varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Four-time all-conference honoree and an all-county selection at New Palestine High School … Helped guide the Dragons to three conference titles as well as two sectional championships while being named the team’s defensive MVP three times … Won nine varsity letters, four in soccer, in addition to two in both gymnastics and track and one as a diver … Personal: Born July 26, 1987 … Daughter of Sally Dooley and Richard Ford … Majoring in biochemistry with a minor in Spanish.
Possesses the ability to be a significant factor this fall, likely on the defensive end … Also a standout lacrosse player for the Scots, as she earned second-team all-conference honors as a freshman defender last spring … 2006: Entered five games, while attempting one shot … Prior to Wooster: Collected first-team all-county honors her senior season at Western Reserve Academy … Totaled nine letters – four in soccer, three in lacrosse, and two in rifle … Personal: Born on July 15, 1988 … Is the daughter of Wooster alums David and Carol Harman … Has not declared a major.
Strong candidate to earn a permanent starting role, likely in the backfield … Also a key member of the Scots’ lacrosse team, having earned back-to-back all-conference honors in that sport … 2006: Starter in about half of Wooster’s games (nine), while playing in 16 of 19 … Helped the defensive unit shutout seven opponents and to a 1.05 goals allowed average … Collected one assist at Earlham … 2005: Appeared in six matches without recording a statistic … Picked up first varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: An all-league performer in both soccer and lacrosse at Marblehead High School … Member of the Magicians’ Division III Eastern Massachusetts championship and state semifinalist soccer team (2002) … Lettered in soccer (4), lacrosse (4), basketball (2), and indoor track (2) … Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1987 … Is the daughter of James and Gina Higgins … Majoring in sociology.
Is trying to become more of a factor on the offensive end this fall … 2006: Played in six matches as a reserve forward during her freshman season … Made good use of her limited playing time, scoring a goal against Heidelberg … Prior to Wooster: Three-time all-league honoree in soccer at Norton High School … Won nine varsity letters, four in soccer, three in track, and two in basketball for the Panthers, while graduating third overall in her high school class … Personal: Born on Sept. 8, 1987 … Is the daughter of Kevin and Sandy Johnson … Majoring in international relations.
Returns to the program after transferring back to Wooster from Boston College, where she was enrolled last fall … Could play a variety of positions, including goalkeeper as she was a starter there for 20 matches during 2004 and 2005 … 2006: Did not play … 2005: Was the squad’s starting goalie, racking up 59 saves (12 goals allowed) in 14 games played … Compiled a .831 save percentage, 0.89 goals against average, two shutouts, and a 7-5-2 record … 2004: Part-time starter in the goal, getting the starting nod six times … Produced 20 saves while yielding just three goals for a .870 save percentage and 0.58 GAA … Notched two shutouts … Prior to Wooster: Helped lead the Noble and Greenough School to the New England Class A championship as a senior … Earned varsity letters in soccer (2) and softball (3) … Personal: Born on Jan. 4, 1986 … Is the daughter of Michael and Eileen Kiley … Majoring in philosophy with a minor in psychology.
Will be looked to as one of the leaders in the midfield and as a corner kick specialist … 2006: Received honorable mention on the All-NCAC Team as a freshman midfielder … Key part of an offense that scored 2.32 goals per game, as she totaled eight points on a goal and six assists, while starting 18 of 19 matches … Had a two-assist outing at Case Western Reserve and another helper came during the Scots’ 2-1 win at then-No. 9 ranked Denison … Lone goal came at Oberlin … Prior to Wooster: Four-time all-district selection in soccer at Brighton High School, including first-team accolades as a junior and senior … Member of three-straight state semifinalist teams, two of which were runners-up (2003, 2005) … Was her class valedictorian … Personal: Born on May 9, 1988 … Is the daughter of Toni and Heidi Koechli … Majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology with a minor in French.
Is expected to be a defensive standout again for the Scots … 2006: Received honorable mention on the All-NCAC Team, despite missing about half the season due to injury (11 games played with seven starts) … Key cog of a defense that shutout seven opponents and held them to 1.05 goals per game overall … Tallied her first career assist against Hiram … 2005: Played in eight contests with two starts, while missing additional time due to injury … Part of a unit that limited the opposition to 14 goals all season (0.78 gpg) … Prior to Wooster: Two-time all-district and all-division at Portage Northern High School, where she was a four-year starter in soccer … Helped the Huskies to three district and three regional championships … Personal: Born June 10, 1987 … Is the daughter of Robert and Barbara McCall … Majoring in psychology.
Could be looked to as a significant scoring option, as one of just a few veterans on the team with offensive experience … 2006: Regular member of the rotation again, playing in 17 of 19 games with four starts … Scored two goals, which matched her freshman year total, and they came against Marietta and Heidelberg … 2005: Appeared in every match (18) with six starts … Tallied a career-high three assists, in addition to helping the defense hold the opposition to just 0.78 goals per game from her midfield position … 2004: Saw regular action as a first-year, entering 15 matches … Scored on two of five shots, highlighted by the first of her career in a 1-1 tie with regionally-ranked Carnegie Mellon … Prior to Wooster: Received all-state honors as a senior at Avondale High School … Letterwinner in both soccer and volleyball with the Yellow Jackets … Personal: Born Jan. 30, 1986 … Daughter of Robert and Sherry Melenovsky … Is majoring in psychology.
Is seeking a role in the starting lineup this fall, either at midfield or in the backfield … 2006: Played in nearly every match (13 of 19) as a freshman midfielder … Accounted for one assist, which came against Heidelberg, and helped the defense limit opponents to an average of 1.05 goals allowed … Prior to Wooster: Member of two state championship teams at Henry Clay High School (2004, 2005) … Tabbed with honorable mention on the all-state team as a senior, along with all-region, all-city, and all-district nods … Personal: Born on Oct. 11, 1987 … Is the daughter of Mark and Mary Simon … Majoring in art history and archaeology.
One of several players looking to earn increased playing time, likely as a midfielder or forward … 2006: Saw a little bit more action, appearing in five matches without recording a statistic … 2005: Entered three games as a freshman en route to picking up a varsity letter … Prior to Wooster: Totaled nine varsity letters in soccer (4), basketball (3), and field hockey (2) at Lancaster Country Day School … Was voted most improved player in basketball her junior and senior seasons and earned the coaches’ award in soccer after her junior year … Personal: Was born on Sept. 29, 1987 … Daughter of Barton and Katharine Thompson … Majoring in humanistic approach to behavior (self-designed). |
#1 Staci Alario
#6 Laura Ayer
#21 Alice Bauman
#30/23 Abby Brown
#18 Letitia Clark
#8 Simone DiSalvo
#3 Sara Dresser
#17 Angela Evans
#00 Sara Flannelly
#2 Stacie Ford
#16 Britta Harman
#22 Taryn Higgins
#19 Katie Johnson
#20 Kate Kiley
#14 Chantal Koechli
#5 Kristin McCall
#7
Kerry Melenovsky
#11 Nora Simon
#25
Louisy Thompson