FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER

1996- Third Season
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" Guts win more games than ability"

NO SENIORS IN '96
       (Two top players from season)

Soph. Goalkeeper Sharon Colantonio #1
Allowed just 10 goals on the season
and scored 1 goal herself
 

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Soph. Danielle Picker # 7
Lead team in scoring with 21 goals and
7 assists as a sophomore

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          1996 Women’s Soccer Roster

 

No.      Name                    Yr.            Pos.            High School /Hometown

1              Sharon Colantonio       Jr.                GK                     Grace Brethern/Waldorf, MD

2              Kim Fehr                        Fr.                GK                     South River/Riva, MD

3              Terry Hendricks           Fr.                GK                     Loch Raven/Baltimore, MD

6              Erin Forbes                   Jr.                  F                      Walter Johnson/Bethesda, MD

7              Danielle Picker             So.                M/D                  South Carroll/Sykesville, MD

9              Lori Cecilio                   So.                M                     Springbrook/Silver Spring, MD

10            Kara Aaby                   So.                 F                        Sherwood/Olney, MD

12            Mary McKennett        Jr.                  D                       Sherwood/Olney, MD

13            Monique Ramos         So.                M                       Frederick/Frederick, MD

14            Amanda Brooks          Sr.                 M                     Gaithersburg/Laytonsville, MD

15            Karen Taluskie            So.                D                       Greater Latrobe/Latrobe, PA

16            Janelle Schmeider       Jr.                  D                       Robinson/Fairfax Station, VA

17            Kim Creighton            Fr.                  M                      Overlea/Baltimore, MD

18            Theresa Trudil            Fr.                  D                     McDonough/Reisterstown, MD

19            Erin Leonard               Jr.                   F                       North Star/Boswell, PA

20            Heather Baker             Jr.                  D                       Calvert/Lusby, MD

21            Angie Warner            So.                 M                         Catoctin/Thurmont, MD

22            Leslie Liddick             Jr.                  M/D           Westminster/Westminster,MD        

24            Jamie Loftus               Fr.                  M                        Catholic/Baltimore, MD

25            Erin Hawley                 Jr.                  M                        Rockville/Rockville, MD

                Head Coach: Ray Kiddy (3rd season)

                Assistants: Rick Nese & Paul Dowell

 

 

 

1996 Season Highlights

 

·         Finished season with a five game win streak

·         Went 12-3-1 over the last 16 games

·         Out-scored opponents: 89-20

·         Of the last 20 goals surrendered, four were penalty kicks

·         Of the 89 goals scored, only 1 was a penalty kick

·         Goalkeepers recorded 9 shut-out victories in 1996

·         In losses to Cabrini and Salisbury State, FSU’s starting keeper was injured

·         In two losses to Cabrini, Frostburg was out-scored 5-0…. Three of the goals were PKs

 

·         Strongest Games:        2-1 OT win over St.Mary’s (MD) College

                                                                        2-2 tie vs. Western Maryland College

 

           Leading Scorer:                   Danielle Picker- 21 goal, 7 assists

 

The FSU women’s soccer program has established a winning tradition in the first three years of varsity soccer. The program has seen nothing but success since taking the field for the first time in 1994. With a number of players returning, the Lady ‘Cats will be looking to post their fourth straight winning campaign in 1997. The program finished with a 12-5-1 record in 1996.

 

 

 
 
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