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 Charlotte Chosen To Defend A-10 Women's Soccer Title7/31/2008 - Defending champion Charlotte has been tabbed to repeat as Atlantic 10 women's soccer champions in voting conducted by the league's head coaches as the A-10's preseason poll was released today. The 49ers tied a school-record with 16 wins as they captured the 2007 regular season title, their first-ever A-10 Championship, and earned the third NCAA Tournament berth in program history. 
UMass Head Women's Soccer Coach Jim Rudy Inks Contract Extension- 7/21/2008 - Will begin his 21st season in Amherst in 2008 with 307 career victories 
A-10 Announces Preseason Women's And Men's Soccer Teams- 7/1/2008 - Men's team includes UMass keeper Zack Simmons, the Most Outstanding Player of the 2007 A-10 Championship 
Lipsitz To Shave His Head For Pediatric Cancer Research- 4/11/2008 - Coach Jon Lipsitz is raising money for Pediatric Cancer Research by shaving his head 
Charlotte's Lindsey Ozimek Named NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-American- 1/14/2008 - A-10 Midfielder of the Year was a three-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-American Duquesne Names Tim Zundel Head Women's Soccer Coach Two A-10 Student-Athletes Named to 2007 ESPN The Magazine Women's Soccer Academic All-America Charlotte Falls to Clemson 4-2 in NCAA First Round Charlotte To Face Clemson In The Opening Round Of The NCAA Women's Soccer Tourney Charlotte Captues 2007 A-10 Women's Soccer Championship With 3-2 Win Over Fordham Charlotte, Fordham To Play For A-10 Women's Soccer Championship Dayton, Richmond Earn Wins In The Opening Round Of The 2007 A-10 Women's Soccer Championship |
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Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the YearMandi Back - Dayton Sophomore, Forward/Midfielder, North Olmstead, Ohio/North Olmstead HS Back is the third player in Dayton history to earn A-10 Offensive Player of the Year honors after scoring a team-high 14 goals and amassing 30 points, both good for second in the Conference...leads the league in both shots (101) and game-winning goals (five), with four of her game-winning tallies coming in A-10 play.
A two-time A-10 Player of the Week selection, Reed ranks second in the Conference in shutouts (eight), second in goals against average (0.81) and sixth in saves (97)...compiled a mark of 13-4-4 on the season.
The first-ever recipient of the A-10 Midfielder of the Year award, Ozimek leads the Conference with 12 assists and her 22 points are tops on the 49ers...has also scored five goals, including two game-winners, on 51 shots...named to the 2007 A-10 All-Championship Team after leading the 49ers to their first-ever A-10 crown.
Babice totaled 16 points on seven goals and two assists...led all A-10 freshmen with four game-winning goals, while her 66 shots ranked second on the team...is the fourth player in program annals to garner A-10 Rookie of the Year honors.
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Women's Soccer Defensive Player of the Year
Women's Soccer Midfielder of the Year
Women's Soccer Rookie of the Year