SENIORS

Kristina Rogers

1994: Appeared in 4 games… Played 78 minutes and allowed 1 goal… Recorded a 0.3 goals against average and 6 saves

Laurie Temple

1994: Started in all 17 matches… Scored 12 goals on 47 shots and added 2 assists

Debbie Frey

1994: Started 14 matches appeared in… Scored 3 goals on 22 shots

1994 Women’s Soccer Roster

No.      Name                    Yr.            Pos.                     High School

1              Leah Angle                Fr.                GK                  Wilde Lake/Columbia, MD

2              Julie Reamy                Fr.               F/GK                Charles County/Waldorf, MD

3              Kristina Rogers         Sr.                GK                  Maryvale Prep/Baltimore, MD

5              Erica Storey               Fr.                 F                F. Douglas/Upper Marloboro, MD

6              Laurie Temple           Sr.               F/M                 Pirlenas Regional/Tuckerton, NJ

7              Angie Vaughn          Jr.                 M                   Smithsburg/Westminster, MD

8              Debbie Frey              Sr.                M                   Seneca Valley/Germantown, MD

9              Dina Lastner             Sr.                M/F                 C.M. Wright/Bel Air, MD

10            Bridget Kelly            Jr.                F                Zwiebrucken, Germany/Columbia, MD

11            Kileen Baker             Jr.                M                     Bowie/Bowie, MD

12         Ashley Hutchinson   Jr.                 M/D                Middletown/Middletown, MD

13            Angie Collins          So                 M                   T.S. Wooten/North Potomac, MD

14            Kelly Young             Jr.                  D                     Loudon Valley/Leesburg, VA

15            Tracy Fyffe              So.                M/D                 Sherwood/Olney, MD

16            Janelle Schmeider   Fr.                  D                Robison/Fairfax Station, VA

17            Jennifer Marx           Jr.                  D                Magruder/Rockville, MD

18            Kellie Moran            Sr.                 M                Towson/Lutherville, MD

21            Megan Blakeslee     Fr.                 F                  Catoctin/Thurmont, MD

22           Frances Forcellese    Jr.                M/F                Dulaney/Towson, MD

23           Barbara Ann Smith   Fr.                F                Perry Hall/Baltimore, MD

24         Mary McKennett       Fr.                D                    Sherwood/Olney, MD

25            Erin Hawley                So.               M                Rockville/Rockville, MD

27            Kim Butlak                   Jr.                 D                Pallotti/Cheverly, MD

                Head Coach: Ray Kiddy (1^st season)

1994 Season Summary

1994 Marked the beginning of a new era for Frostburg State University Athletics. Women’s soccer, for years an integral part of the club sports scene at FSU, was elevated to varsity status.

                Under the guidance of head coach Ray Kiddy, the Lady Bobcats used a combination of seasoned club veterans and a talented crop of recruits to turn in a most unexpected result: a winning season.

                Rare for any sport on any level, the first-year Lady Bobcats went 9-7-1 to lay the foundations for bigger and better things on the horizon.

                An 8-0 victory over St. Vincent College (PA) on September 13^th, 1994 proved to be the first win for the new program. From that point, the Lady ‘Cats gathered a head of head that resulted in six wins over the next seven contests- hardly atypical for a rookie club.

                At one point, FSU’s record stood at 6-2 as the Lady Bobcats out-gunned the opposition 28-11 over the first eight contests. However, like many inexperienced clubs, the Lady Bobcats fell victim to a rash of key injuries that forced a great deal of young players into action.

                Needling a pair of wins in the final two games of the season to secure a winning record, the Lady ‘Cats showed their true character by blanking Trinity College and Villa Julie College (3-0 each) to lay claim to a most respectable 9-7-1 campaign.