FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S SOCCER

2001- Eighth Season
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" A Season of 'Firsts'"

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SENIORS
 
 

Tanya Dudrow

2001: Played in 21 games with nine starts in her first season with the

 program… Served as one of the three team captains along with Amy

and Danielle Foote… Had 20 shots on goal.

 

 

Danielle Foote

               2001: Served as one of the three team captains along with Tanya Dudrow and sister Amy Foote… Missed the entire season due to a concussion suffered during preseason.

         2000: Earned first-team All-AMCC honors… Start all 14 games in which she played… Missed four games due to a concussion… Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 12 points (4G, 4A)… All marks are career-high’s… Scored twice in a 10-1 win over Pitt-Greensburg

             1999: Played in 21 matches where she scored 3 goals and had 3 assists totaling to 9 points on the season.

              1998: Played in 16 matches… Scored 3 goals and added 1 assist on her freshman season.

 

 

Amy Foote

        2001: Voted the Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference Most Valuable Player… Served as one of three team captains with Tanya Dudrow and sister Danielle Foote… Started all 21 games in which she played… Set school career records with 48 goals and 118 points… Finished second on the team with nine assists… Scored in 13 of FSU’s 22 games… Notched the lone goal of the game in a 1-0 win over Gwynedd-Mercy in the championship match of the Gwynedd-Mercy Tournament… Recorded a hat-trick in a 5-1 win over Bethany… Scored a goal in six straight matches… Found the net twic in a 4-3 win over Villa Julie and a 3-2 loss to Penn State Behrend… Scored the final goal of the game in FSU’s 4-1 victory over Behrend in the AMCC championship contest.

             2000: Earned first-team All-AMCC honors for the third straight season… Started 12 of the 17 games in which she played… Lead the team with 15 goals… Added six assists and ranked second on the squad with 36 points… Recorded hat-tricks against Bethany (W.V) and Pitt-Bradford.

    1999: Played in 19 matches in which she scored 5 goals and added 4 assists.

         1998: Played in 17 matches…. Scored 11 goals and added 3 assists for 25 points in the year.
 

Tanya Dudrow # 12

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Danielle Foote # 8

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Amy Foote # 2

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2001 Women’s Soccer Roster

 

No.      Name              Yr.            Pos.            High School /Hometown

0/18         Alana Timulak      Fr.                 GK                North Star/Boswell, PA

1              Stephanie Zych    So.                GK                Guilderland/Slingerlands, NY

2              Amy Foote            Sr.                   F                Patapsco/Baltimore, MD

3              Tiffany Parker       Jr.                   F              Northeast (AA CC)/Pasadena, MD        

4              Karen Kotofski      Fr.                 F                Northeast/Glen Burnie, MD

6              Jacquelyn Curry    So.                D                McDonough/Waldorf, MD

7              Tiffany Limbacher   So                M                Broadneck/Annapolis, MD

8              Danielle Foote          Sr.                M                Patapsco/Baltimore, MD

9              Kim Dunbar              Fr.                D                Leonardtown/Hollywood, MD

10            Christina Bleivik      Jr.                F                Bartlett/Anchorage, Alaska

11            Becky Rambo          Fr.                M                Hereford/Freeland, MD

12            Tanya Dudrow        Sr.                M                Loch Raven/Baltimore, MD

13            Megan Spencer      Fr.                F                Yarmouth/South Yarmouth, Mass.

14            Aimee Sprague        Fr.                M/F                Dennis-Yarmouth/Yarmouth, Mass

15            Lynnea Finch          Fr.                D                Franklin/Owings Mills, MD

17            Laurie Reinholt       Fr.                 M/D                Glasgow/Middletown, Del.

19            Megen Majoros    Fr.                M/D                Fallston/Forest Hill, MD    

20            Erika Neuser          Fr.                F                Fallston/Forest Hill, MD

21            Allison Ottey        So.                D                Thomas Johnson/Frederick, MD

22            Alyse Reed             Fr.                M                Cherry Hill/Cherry Hill, NJ

                Head Coach: Carrie Lysik (Keuka ’96, 3rd season)

                Assistant: Becky Keller (Salisbury State ’97, 3rd season)

 

 

2001 Season Highlights

 

                Returned only 4 starters from the 2000 campaign and brought in 11 freshman and 4 other newcomers for the preseason. It was a record-setting year from all sides. The Bobcats finished with a 17-5 record, setting a school record for most wins in a season. Then they captured their first AMCC Championship, earning their first NCAA Tournament berth. Coach Lysik became the first FSU women’s soccer coach to be voted AMCC Coach of the Year.  As the team set records so did several individuals. Senior Amy Foote became the all-time leading scorer, finishing her outstanding career with 48 goals and 118 points, named the AMCC’s Most Valuable Player after posting 17 goals and 9 assists her senior year. Foote also became the first player in program history to earn first-team All-AMCC honors in each of her 4 years. Next, freshman Karen Kotofski made her mark. She set a single-season school records with 21 goals and 49 points. Kotofski was held scoreless for her first six collegiate matches, then exploded with 21 goals in her next 15 contests and was named to the All-AMCC first team for her performance. Sophomore goalkeeper Stephanie Zych also added her name to the record books, she established a single-season school mark with 17 wins and added 9 shutouts, just one shy of another program record.

 

 
 
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