@GoCamelsWSOC | 1 AUGUST 18 at College of Charleston 0-1, L 20 APPALACHIAN STATE 1-0, W 27 CHICAGO STATE 9-0, W 31 ECU 0-1, L SEPTEMBER 2 at South Carolina State 4-0, W 8 at American 1-0, W 11 HOWARD CNLD 15 WESTERN CAROLINA 3-4, L 17 at UNCW 0-1, L 23 at Presbyterian * 4-1, W 27 RADFORD * 2-0, W 30 UNC ASHEVILLE * 4-2, W OCTOBER 4 at Longwood * 2-2, T 7 at Liberty * 0-1, L 11 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 7:00 14 GARDNER-WEBB * 4:00 18 at High Point * 7:00 21 at Winthrop * 1:00 27-29 Big South Round 1 Campus Sites TBA NOVEMBER 3 Big South Semifinals Bryan Park TBA 5 Big South Finals Bryan Park TBA HOME MATCHES * Big South Match All Times ET unless noted # Exhibition Match OVERALL: 7-5-1 Big South: 3-1-1 | Non-Conference: 4-4-0 Home: 4-2-0 | Away: 3-3-1 | Neutral: 0-0-0 2017 MATCH SCHEDULE 2017 BIG SOUTH STANDINGS 1. Liberty 4-0-1 6-5-3 2. Longwood 3-1-1 8-4-2 3. Campbell 3-1-1 7-5-1 4. High Point 3-1-1 6-7-1 5. UNC Asheville 2-2-0 6-6-1 6. Charleston Southern 2-2-1 4-7-2 7. Gardner-Webb 1-2-1 3-9-1 8. Radford 1-4-0 8-5-0 9. Winthrop 1-4-0 4-7-1 10. Presbyterian 1-4-0 3-9-0 # Team Conference Overall CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS APPALACHIAN ST. MOUNTAINEERS 2017 STATS LEADERS CAMPBELL CATEGORY UNC ASHEVILLE Alexa Genas (13)............................................... Goals ............................................... Jordan Newman (5) Two Tied (5) ...................................................... Assists ......................................................... Two Tied (2) Alexa Genas (30)............................................... Points ............................................. Jordan Newman (12) Alexa Genas (40)............................................... Shots.................................................... Jazzin Clark (23) Alexa Genas (21).........................................Shots on Goal ............................................. Jazzin Clark (13) Two Tied (1) ..................................................Yellow Cards ............................................. Taylor Francis (2) N/A (0) ........................................................... Red Cards................................................................ N/A (0) Erin Scott (39).......................................... Goalkeeper Saves ................................. Alyssa Dellacqua (77) 2017 GAME NOTES CAMPBELL WOMEN’S SOCCER VS. CAMPBELL (7-5-1, 3-1-1) ... » Campbell suffered its first Big South loss of the season on a Saturday, a 1-0 defeat at the hand of league-leading Liberty in Lynchburg, Va. The Camels fired away 13 shots during the game, but none managed to get past the Flames’ defensive line. » CU’s 3-1-1 ledger in conference play is the best five game start since the 2011 season. The 2011 squad went 5-0-2 prior to suffering its first conference loss to Charleston Southern (0-1) on Oct. 22. » Alexa Genas has anchored the Fighting Camel attack, as she has scored 13 goals during the first 13 games. Despite not netting a goal in the last two games, she is still highly ranked in the NCAA, including second in goals and goals per game (1.00) and third in total points (30) and points per game (2.31). » Last Wednesday, Genas was named the NCAA Division I Player of the Week after winning 39 percent of the vote on a Twitter poll conducted by NCAA Soccer. UCF’s Morgan Ferrara (37 percent), Belmont’s Belicia Mendiola (16 percent) and Xavier’s Toni Bizzarro (8 percent) were also nominated. » Three Camels have earned Big South weekly honors in 2017. Abby Major (Freshman of the Week, Sept. 5), Alexa Genas (Attacking Player of the Week, Sept. 18, Sept. 25, Oct. 2) and Siara Southerland (Freshman of the Week, Oct. 2) have previously won weekly awards this season. » Erin Scott has been the primary goalkeeper for the Fighting Camels in 2017, starting all 13 games. The Creighton transfer has allowed 13 goals for a goals-against-average of 1.19, which is ranked fifth in the Big South. Scott has 39 saves on the year. » Campbell has faced off against Charleston Southern 12 times, with an all-time record of 8-3-1 against the Buccaneers. CU also holds a 24-14 advantage in the goal differential. The two squads last faced off in 2016, a 3-1 victory for CSU in Charleston, S.C. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (4-7-2, 2-2-1) ... » Charleston Southern is ranked sixth in the Big South with a 2-2-1 record in conference play. The Buccaneers have defeated UNC Asheville (3-0) and Presbyterian (3-1), lost to High Point (1-0) and Longwood (1-0) and drew, 1-1, with Gardner-Webb. » The Buccaneer attack has netted 14 goals on the season, led by Jordan Newman with five in 2017. She also leads the team in points (12) and is tied for first in assists (2). » Sidney Doherty (2), Lydia Frierson (2), Addie Bokelman (1), Jazzin Clark (1), McKenzie Davis (1), Kylie Doster (1) and Peyton Motley (1) have also scored goals for CSU this season. » Alyssa Dellacqua has played every minute between the posts for the Buccaneers, only allowing 15 goals. She leads the Big South with 77 saves and is second in save percentage (.837) and third in GAA (1.10). UP NEXT: GARDNER-WEBB » Campbell will host Gardner-Webb on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Eakes Athletics Complex for Senior Day. TEAM COMPARISON CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS CHARLESTON SOUTHERN BUCCANEERS 7-5-1.............................................................. Overall Record ............................................................. 4-7-2 3-1-1 ........................................................ Conference Record ........................................................... 2-2-1 L, T, W, W, W .............................................. Form (Last Five) ................................................ L, L, T, W, W Samar Azem (1st season) ............................. Head Coach ................................ Eric Terrill (22nd season) MATCHDAY #14 CAMPBELL vs. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN OCTOBER 11, 2017 | 7:00 PM BUIES CREEK, N.C. | EAKES COMPLEX
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AUGUST 18 at College of Charleston 0-1, L20 APPALACHIAN STATE 1-0, W27 CHICAGO STATE 9-0, W31 ECU 0-1, L SEPTEMBER 2 at South Carolina State 4-0, W8 at American 1-0, W11 HOWARD CNLD15 WESTERN CAROLINA 3-4, L17 at UNCW 0-1, L23 at Presbyterian * 4-1, W27 RADFORD * 2-0, W30 UNC ASHEVILLE * 4-2, W
OCTOBER 4 at Longwood * 2-2, T7 at Liberty * 0-1, L11 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN * 7:0014 GARDNER-WEBB * 4:0018 at High Point * 7:0021 at Winthrop * 1:0027-29 Big South Round 1 Campus Sites TBA
NOVEMBER 3 BigSouthSemifinalsBryan Park TBA5 Big South Finals Bryan Park TBA
HOME MATCHES * Big South MatchAll Times ET unless noted # Exhibition Match
» AlexaGenashasanchoredtheFightingCamelattack,asshehasscored13goalsduringthefirst13games.Despite not netting a goal in the last two games, she is still highly ranked in the NCAA, including second in goals and goals per game (1.00) and third in total points (30) and points per game (2.31).
» Last Wednesday, Genas was named the NCAA Division I Player of the Week after winning 39 percent of the vote on a Twitter poll conducted by NCAA Soccer. UCF’s Morgan Ferrara (37 percent), Belmont’s Belicia Mendiola (16 percent) and Xavier’s Toni Bizzarro (8 percent) were also nominated.
» Three Camels have earned Big South weekly honors in 2017. Abby Major (Freshman of the Week, Sept. 5), Alexa Genas(AttackingPlayeroftheWeek,Sept.18,Sept.25,Oct.2)andSiaraSoutherland(FreshmanoftheWeek,Oct.2)havepreviouslywonweeklyawardsthisseason.
» Erin Scott has been the primary goalkeeper for the Fighting Camels in 2017, starting all 13 games. The Creighton transferhasallowed13goalsforagoals-against-averageof1.19,whichisrankedfifthintheBigSouth.Scotthas 39 saves on the year.
» Campbell has faced off against Charleston Southern 12 times, with an all-time record of 8-3-1 against the Buccaneers. CU also holds a 24-14 advantage in the goal differential. The two squads last faced off in 2016, a 3-1 victory for CSU in Charleston, S.C.
CHARLESTON SOUTHERN (4-7-2, 2-2-1) ... » Charleston Southern is ranked sixth in the Big South with a 2-2-1 record in conference play. The Buccaneers
have defeated UNC Asheville (3-0) and Presbyterian (3-1), lost to High Point (1-0) and Longwood (1-0) and drew, 1-1, with Gardner-Webb.
» Sidney Doherty (2), Lydia Frierson (2), Addie Bokelman (1), Jazzin Clark (1), McKenzie Davis (1), Kylie Doster (1) and Peyton Motley (1) have also scored goals for CSU this season.
» Alyssa Dellacqua has played every minute between the posts for the Buccaneers, only allowing 15 goals. She leads the Big South with 77 saves and is second in save percentage (.837) and third in GAA (1.10).
UP NEXT: GARDNER-WEBB
» Campbell will host Gardner-Webb on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Eakes Athletics Complex for Senior Day.
TEAM COMPARISON
CAMPBELL FIGHTING CAMELS CHARLESTON SOUTHERN BUCCANEERS7-5-1..............................................................OverallRecord.............................................................4-7-23-1-1 ........................................................ Conference Record ........................................................... 2-2-1L, T, W, W, W .............................................. Form (Last Five) ................................................ L, L, T, W, WSamar Azem (1st season) ............................. Head Coach ................................ Eric Terrill (22nd season)
MATCHDAY #14CAMPBELL vs. CHARLESTON SOUTHERNOCTOBER 11, 2017 | 7:00 PMBUIES CREEK, N.C. | EAKES COMPLEX
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY WOMEN’S SOCCER
Location ........................................ Buies Creek, N.C. Founded .......................................... January 5, 1887Enrollment ............................... 6,790 (all campuses)President .................. Dr. Bradley Creed (Baylor, ‘79)Athletics Director ....... Bob Roller (Virginia Tech, ‘83)Conference ................................................ Big SouthAffiliation ..................................................... Division ISchool Colors ...................................Orange&BlackNickname .........................................Fighting CamelsStadium ............................... Eakes Athletic ComplexCapacity/Surface ................................... 1,000/GrassAthletics Department Phone ................910.893.1327
TEAM INFORMATION
COACHING STAFF
TEAM HISTORY
MEDIA INFORMATIONAssociate A.D./Athletic Communciations .................................................. Stan ColeOfficePhone ....................................................................................... 910.893.1331Email Address ........................................................................cole@campbell.eduWomen’s Soccer Contact .......................................................... Elizabeth RobinsOfficePhone ................................................................................... 910.814.1369
2016OverallRecord ....................................... 12-8-0Big South Record ............................................. 6-3-0Home Record ................................................... 6-3-0Away Record .................................................... 6-4-0Neutral Record ................................................. 0-1-0Starters Returning ...................................................6Lost ..........................................................................5Letterwinners Returning ........................................17Lost ........................................................................15Newcomers ..............................................................7
Head Coach .......................................... Samar Azem......................... Fourth Season (1st as Head Coach)OverallRecord ....21-24-9 (Anderson Univ. - 3 years)Alma Mater .................Campbell(‘07)&Mercer(‘10)OfficePhone ........................................910.893.1324Email Address .......................... [email protected]
Associate Head Coach ............................Jamie Corti......................................................... Second SeasonAlma Mater ........UNCGreensboro(‘08)&VCU(‘10)OfficePhone ........................................910.580.3218Email Address ............................ [email protected]
Assistant Coach ........................................OliviaMills...............................................................First SeasonAlma Mater .................................Valdosta State (‘15)OfficePhone ........................................910.893.1332Email Address [email protected]
First Year ...........................................................1992OverallRecord ....................... 224-224-38 (26 years)Conference Championships ....................................2.....................BigSouth(1993)&AtlanticSun(2004)# of Years in the NCAA Tournament ........................1Last Year............................................................2004
• Campell will face off against Charleston Southern for the 13th time in program history on Wednesday. CU has an all-time record of 8-3-1 against the Buccaneers, and the Camels also lead the goal differential, 24-14. CU last played CSU in 2016, a 3-1 victory for the Buccaneers in Charleston, S.C.
• The Fighting Camels’ 3-1-1 record through the firstfivegamesofconferenceplay isthebeststart since the 2011 season. The 2011 squad was undefeated through six games with a 4-0-2 record prior to falling to Charleston Southern (0-1).
• Headed into Wednesday’s match, Campbell is ranked third in the Big South with an overall record of 7-4-1 and a conference mark of 3-1-1. Liberty (6-5-3, 4-0-1) leads the way, while Longwood (8-4-2, 3-1-1) and High Point (6-7-1, 3-1-1) are tied with the Camels for second place in the conference. UNC Asheville (6-6-1, 2-2-0) rounds out the Top-5 of the conference rankings.
• Despite not netting a goal during week eight of play, Alexa Genas remains highly ranked nationally. She is currently ranked second in total goals (13) and goals per game (1.00) and third in total points (30) and points per game (2.31).
• Alexa Genas’ prolific scoring has anchoredthe Camels’ attack this season. With only 13 games played, her goal total is already tied for fourth in program history for goals in a season (KaseyMonroe&BuffyTaddonio).ItonlytookGenas nine games to surpass her goal total (8) from her freshman season.
• Last Wednesday, Alexa Genas earned NCAA Division I Player of the Week honors after winning 39 percent of the vote in a Twitter poll conducted by NCAA Soccer. The Albuquerque, N.M., native narrowly edged out UCF’s Morgan Ferrara, who earned 37 percent.
• Goalkeeper Erin Scott has been a formidable
opponent between the posts for the Camels this season, as she has only allowed 13 goals. The Creighton transfer is ranked fifth in theBig South in goals-against-average (1.19) and is tied for seventh in saves (39). Natalya Marcove has also played in goal for CU, only conceding one goal during 205 minutes of play.
• The Camels have earned five Big Southweekly honors in 2017. Abby Major was named the Big South Freshman of the Week onSept.5afterscoringherfirstcollegiategoalagainst South Carolina State on Sept. 2. Alexa Genas was named the Attacking Player of the Week in three consecutive weeks (Sept. 18, Sept. 25 &Oct. 2), whileSiara Southerland earnedFreshmanoftheWeekhonorsonOct.2.
• Following the eighth week of play, Abby Major was nominated as the Attacking and Freshman of the Week, while Anna Brantley was tabbed as the Defensive Player of the Week nominee by the CU coaches. The Big South voted Liberty’s Isabella Habuda as Attacking Player of the Week, Liberty’s Cora Duininck as Defensive Player of the Week, and Longwood’s Carrie Reaver as Freshman of the Week.
•Campbellwas selected to finish third in theBig South Preseason Coaches Poll. This is the second consecutive year in which the Fighting Camels have been selected third. CU’s highest preseason ranking (1st) came in 2012 after the Camels advanced to the 2011 Big South Tournamentfinal.
• Senior Shelby Denkert, sophomore Alexa Genas and junior Skylar Wilcox have been named captains of the 2017 Camel squad, as announced by head coach Samar Azem.
• Up next, the Camels will close out the home schedule against Gardner-Webb on Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Eakes Athletics Complex. CU will honor the 2017 senior class (Shelby Denkert, Emily Erwin, Mackenzie Southern & Haley Thoma) prior to the game.
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No. Name Position Class Height Hometown // Previous School00 Erin Scott GK Jr. 5-8 Sache, Texas // Creighton // Bishop Lynch HS1 Natalya Marcove GK So. 5-7 Paso Robles, Calif. // Paso Robles HS2 Mackenzie Southern D/F Sr. 5-3 Greensboro, N.C. // Northern Guilford HS3 RosieO’Neal F So. 5-7 VirginiaBeach,Va.//TallwoodHS4 Abby Sanders M Jr. 5-9 Holly Springs, N.C. // Holly Springs HS6 Shannon Wratchford F Jr. 5-3 Spotsylvania, Va. // Spotsylvania HS7 Madi Thomsen M Fr. 5-7 Henderson, Nev. // Coronado HS8 Amanda Crecelius D/M Jr. 5-1 Mechanicsburg, Pa. // Mechanicsburg HS13 AnnaBrantley D Jr. 5-6 Strongsville,Ohio//StrongsvilleHS14 Skylar Wilcox M Jr. 5-5 Spotsylvania, Va. // Riverbend HS15 Haley Thoma F Sr. 5-8 Hopewell Junction, N.Y. // UNC Charlotte // John Jay East HS16 Morgan Garris D So. 5-7 Gainesville, Fla. // Gainesville HS18 Taylor Koester M/D Fr. 5-3 Marlton, N.J. // Cherokee HS19 Emily Erwin D Sr. 5-7 Goleta, Calif. // Santa Barbara CC // Dos Pueblos HS20 Alexa Genas F So. 5-6 Albuquerque, N.M. // El Dorado HS21 Siara Southerland F Fr. 5-7 Castle Hayne, N.C. // John T. Hoggard HS22 Hanna Maansson M Fr. 5-5 Tullinge, Sweden // Vaermdoe Gymnasium25 AbbyMajor M/D Fr. 5-4 Strongsville,Ohio//JesuitHS26 Callie Beckwith D So. 5-1 Fulton, N.Y. // G. Ray Bodley HS27 Shelby Denkert M Sr. 5-4 Miami, Fla. // Miami Palmetto HS30 Kylee Arno F R-So. 5-4 East Greenbrush, N.Y. // Columbia HS32 Sydney Towns M So. 5-3 Denver, Colo. // Horizon HS42 Kelly Ann Evans M/D So. 5-7 Raleigh, N.C. // Needham Broughton HS99 McKenna de Graaf D So. 5-10 Augusta, Ga. // Mississippi State // Augusta Prep
CAMELS BY LOCATIONCALIFORNIA: 2 (Erwin & Marcove)
COLORADO: 1 (Towns)
FLORIDA: 2 (Denkert & Garris)
GEORGIA: 1 (de Graaf)
NEVADA: 1 (Thomsen)
NEW JERSEY: 1 (Koester)
NEW MEXICO: 1 (Genas)
NEW YORK: 3 (Arno, Beckwith & Thoma)
NORTH CAROLINA: 4(Evans, Sanders, Southerland & Southern)
OHIO: 2(Brantley & Major)
PENNSYLVANIA: 1(Crecelius)
SWEDEN: 1(Maansson)
TEXAS: 1(Scott)
VIRGINIA: 3(Wilcox, Wratchford & O’Neal)
CAMELS BY POSITIONCAMELS BY CLASSSOPHOMORES
No. Name1 Natalya Marcove3 RosieO’Neal16 Morgan Garris20 Alexa Genas 26 Callie Beckwith30 Kylee Arno32 Sydney Towns42 Kelly Ann Evans99 McKenna de Graaf FRESHMEN
No. Name7 Madi Thomsen18 Taylor Koester21 Siara Southerland22 Hanna Maansson25 Abby Major
No. Name4 Abby Sanders7 Madi Thomsen14 Skylar Wilcox18 Taylor Koester22 Hanna Maansson25 Abby Major27 Shelby Denkert32 Kylee Arno42 Kelly Ann Evans
DEFENDERS
No. Name2 Mackenzie Southern8 Amanda Crecelius13 Anna Brantley16 Morgan Garris19 Emily Erwin26 Callie Beckwith99 McKenna de Graaf GOALKEEPERS
No. Name00 Erin Scott1 Natalya Marcove
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Samar Azem was named head coach in July of 2017 after serving as an assistant coach for one year and an associate head coach for two seasons. An alumna of Campbell, Azem was a goalkeeper for the Camels women’s soccer program from 2003-07.
In 2016, Azem coached an attack that led the conference in goals (40), assists (43) and points (123). The Camels had six athletes named to all-conference teams, including Alexa Genas, Payton Ormsby and Murita Storey, who received First-Team All-Conference honors. The Campbell defense posted six shutouts on the year, including three in a row to end the season and clinch a top-4 seed for the Camels in the conference tournament.
In her second season with Campbell, Azem continued to improve the Camels goalkeepers and defense. The team finished the campaign with a 0.99 goals-against average overall and a 1.11 goals-against in Big South play. The senior goalkeeping duo recorded a combined eight shutouts during the season, en route to Campbell’s runner-up finish in the Big South Tournament. She also led the team training sessions, which saw the team reach high offensive outputs.
The Camels offensive scoring per game ranked fourth in the Big South (1.52), with their assists (39) ranking first in the conference and 26th in Division I. The team finished third in the conference in total goals on the season (32) and second in total points (103).
During her first season at Campbell in 2014, Azem primarily focused on goalkeepers and the defense. Prior to Azem’s arrival, the 2013-14 season had a 2.27 goals-against average (39 goals), which was second lowest in the Big South. During her first season, the Camels defensive group only allowed 24 goals in 18 matches, earning the second best goals-against average in the Big South at 1.18. The tandem of Alexis Connors and Samantha Lawson combined for five shutouts, improving on the three during the 2013 season. During the course of conference play, Azem also devouted time to working with and bettering the other aspects of the team throughout training and Big South games.
Prior to arriving at Campbell, Azem was the head coach at
Anderson University for three seasons (2011-13). At Anderson, she compiled a 21-24-9 overall record, with a 12-10-7 mark in three years of South Atlantic Conference play. After the 2013 season, three Trojans were placed on SAC all-conference teams, including three-time selection Kaitlyn Neipp. Azem coached 10 Trojans to postseason all-conference accolades during her tenure.
In 2011, Anderson reached the semifinal round of the SAC Tournament for the first time in program history. Azem also guided the team to a No. 8 ranking in the Southeast Region during the regular season.
Prior to Anderson, Azem served as an assistant coach at Presbyterian for the 2010 season, where she primarily focused on goalkeeper training. Blue Hose goalkeepers recorded five shutouts on the season with a 1.99 goals-against average, the strongest by a PC team during the transition to NCAA Division I. While at Presbyterian, Azem took the lead in designing, creating and implementing PC’s first-ever winter camp and worked with supporters and community groups to raise funds for facility upgrades and to boost awareness in the community.
Azem was the top assistant at Mercer during the 2008 and 2009 seasons. The Bears won their first ever regular season Atlantic Sun championship in 2008, as Azem coached keeper Jean Worts. Her goals-against-average ranked 11th in the nation among Division I goalkeepers, while the overall defense ranked sixth nationally.
In 2007, Azem began her coaching career as an assistant at Brevard College, where she coordinated recruiting, team travel, scouting, and game-day preparations.
Azem also brings club coaching experience to the Creek. She was the head coach of the 2012 ‘97 CESA Anderson and part of the SC Olympic Development Program staff. While at Mercer, she trained goalkeepers at the Central Georgia Soccer Association and the Macon Soccer Club, two of Central Georgia’s largest soccer clubs. Azem has trained and evaluated young players at Carolina Elite Soccer Association and has also organized and overseen camp and clinic sessions with a number of top Georgia clubs in the Atlanta region.
During her collegiate playing career at Campbell, Azem helped lead the Fighting Camels to the A-Sun Conference regular-season and tournament championships in 2004. In 2005, she was named to the all-Atlantic Sun Conference Tournament Team for her performance in goal, helping the Camels return to the conference tournament title match. Azem also garnered A-Sun all-academic recognition and earned the squad’s Coaches Award twice (2005-06).
The Jos, Nigeria, native graduated with a bachelor’s degree in broadcasting and a minor in psychology from Campbell in 2007 and earned her master’s degree in education from Mercer in 2010.
• Entering her fourth season as a member of the Campbell coaching staff
• Was a goalkeeper for the Fighting Camels women’s soccer program from 2003-07
• Ranked in the Top 10 in Campbell history in saves, solo shutouts and goals-against-average in a season
• Led Campbell to the A-Sun regular season and tournament champion-ships in 2004
• Head Coach at Anderson University (2011-13)
• Assistant Coach at Presbyterian College (2010)
• Assistant Coach at Mercer (2008-2009)
• Assistant Coach at Brevard College (2007)
• Graduate of Campbell (2007) and Mercer (2010)
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The 2017 season will be Jamie Corti’s second year with the Campbell women’s soccer staff. She was promoted to the role of associate head coach in February of 2017 after serving as an assistant coach for the team beginning in the spring of 2016.
“We have a balanced staff, and Jamie is an integral part of that make up,” co-head coach Samar Azem said following Corti’s promotion. “She is a fantastic training coach, and is very astute at studying and breaking down the important pieces of the game that are necessary for our program and player development. Add to that her resume of winning and her incredible ability to relate to and motivate our players, and she’s definitively earned their respect.
“She’s one of the hardest working recruiters I know, and is not only well-connected but has one of the most specific recruiting eyes. She has and will continue to add critical strides in our program’s development. She knows her information and she knows how to teach it. To be able to promote her into an Associate Head Coach role is an exciting step forward for our program, and one I am personally thankful for.”
In 2016, Corti helped lead a Campbell squad that ranked first in the Big South in goals
(40), assists (43) and points (123). She played a large role in coaching the Camels’ defensive unit, which posted six shutouts on the year including three in a row to end the season and clinch a top four seed for CU in the conference tournament.
Prior to her coming to Campbell, Corti served as an assistant coach at the University of Central Florida since June of 2013. The Knights made the NCAA tournament each year during her tenure in Orlando, including a Sweet 16 appearance in the 2014 season.
As a member of the UCF staff, Corti helped the Knights appear in their ninth consecutive NCAA Tournament. In the 2014 season, she helped the Knights to their first undefeated conference record since the 1999 season. The team also won the American Athletic Conference, the first team in UCF history to do so. The team had three player of the year honors from the conference and won a
school record 18 games. Also during 2014, she earned her NSCAA GK level 1 and NSCAA Diploma.
Prior to joining the UCF staff, Corti spent two seasons at Virginia Commonwealth University as a graduate assistant where she helped the team record 13 shutouts and boast the third best goals allowed and goals-against-average in the CAA in 2010. She returned to VCU in 2012 as an assistant coach after a year as an assistant coach at her alma mater, UNC-Greensboro. During the 2012 season, she helped the Rams to a 12-5-5 record and an Atlantic 10 Championship game appearance.
Corti played collegiately at UNC Greensboro from 2004-08. During her time as a Spartan, the team captured four Southern Conference championships, including a perfect conference record for three of them. The team also made the NCAA tournament twice during that span. As a starter at center defender, the Spartans boasted a 44-4-4 record in conference play. In 2007 and 2008, she was a team captain and named team MVP. Corti was also a first-team all-SoCon selection during those two seasons.
Following the 2007 season, NSCAA and Soccer Buzz named her to the third team all-region for her outstanding performance on a backline that allowed 0.86 goals per game. During her final three years, she started 65-of-66 games, allowing just 0.92 goals-against and recording 33 shutouts.
Corti was born in Florence, Italy, and her family relocated to Apex, N.C., prior to her high school career, where she was an all-state defender at Apex High School.
• Entering her second season with the Campbell women’s soccer program
• Was promoted to Associate Head Coach in February of 2017
• Primarily coached the Camels’ defensive unit in 2016, which posted six shutouts on the year
• Assistant Coach at the University of Central Florida (2013-2015)
• Earned her NSCAA GK Level 1 and NSCAA Diploma in 2014
• Graduate Assistant at Virginia Com-monwealth University (2010-12)
• Played collegiate soccer at UNC Greensboro, where she was the start-ing center defender from 2004-08
• Captained the team and was named Team MVP in 2007 and 2008
• First Team All-Southern Conference selection in 2007 and 2008
• Graduate of UNC Greensboro (2008) and Virginia Commonwealth (2011)
ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH JAMIE CORTI
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Olivia Mills joined the Campbell women’s soccer program in August of 2017 as an Assistant Coach for the Camels. Mills will be involved in all areas of recruiting, field instruction and administrative tasks, as well as working specifically with the goalkeepers and CU’s sport science initiatives.
She comes to the Creek from Troy, where she served as an assistant coach during the 2016 season. Under her guidance, the Troy goalkeepers only allowed 22 goals on the season, posting a stellar 1.05 goals-against-average. Mikki Lewis had a stellar 2016 season, posting seven shutouts, a 1.08 GAA, which is the fourth-best in program history, and notching 65 saves. In addition, Mills developed and facilitated the 13-week offseason strength program, mobility and muscular regeneration recovery sessions and weekly on-field lifting sessions.
Mills kicked off her coaching career in 2015 at Stetson, where she served as an assistant coach. She worked with the Hatters’ goalkeepers, as well as working closely with the staff to design and facilitate all aspects of team training. Under her tutelage, the goalkeepers posted a 1.99 goals-against-average and notched 92 saves. Mills also helped to develop physiological initiatives for the program, including heart rate monitor application and data analysis, nutrition oversight and facilitation of strength and conditioning and recovery sessions.
Prior to arriving in DeLand, Fla., Mills spent the summer of 2015 as a strength and conditioning intern at Colorado State, where she developed and executed the summer strength and conditioning program for the Rams football program.
She graduated from Valdosta State in 2015 with a degree in Exercise Physiology. Mills spent all four seasons in goal with the Blazers, and helped to lead VSU to the 2014 Gulf South Conference championship and a No. 23 overall ranking, as well as three consecutive NCAA Division II Tournament appearances from 2012-14. She earned all-conference honors on three occasions and was named to the Gulf South’s all-academic team in 2012, 2014 and 2015.
Mills has applied her exercise science degree to good use since graduating from VSU, earning five different certifications. She has earned the USA Weightlifting Certification, American Heart Association CPR and AED certifications, the Goalkeeping License, and is an American College of Sports Medicine Certified Exercise Physiologist.
• Named the Assistant Coach in August of 2017
•WillbespecificallyinvolvedwithCU’sgoalkeepers,aswellasrecruiting,fieldinstruction and administrative tasks
• Assistant Coach at Troy University (2016)
• Assistant Coach at Stetson Univer-sity (2015)
• Strength and Conditioning Intern at Colorado State (Summer of 2015)
• Played collegiate soccer at Valdosta State, where she spent all four years in goal for the Blazers
• Earned First Team All-Gulf South (2014) and Second Team honors in 2011 and 2012
• Was named the Team MVP in 2014 after leading the Blazers to a conference championship
• Earned the USA Weightlifting CertificationandACSMCertifiedExersicePhysiologistcertificationin2015
• Received her American Heart Association CPR and AED certificationsin2016andGoalkeepingLicense in 2017
• Graduate of Valdosta State (2015)
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Leading at the Half ........................................... 5-0-0Tied at the Half ................................................. 1-3-1Trailing at the Half ........................................... 1-2-0Campbell Scores First ...................................... 6-1-0OpponentScoresFirst ..................................... 1-4-1InOvertime ....................................................... 0-0-0OnaMonday ................................................... 0-0-0OnaWednesday .............................................. 1-0-1OnaThursday .................................................. 0-1-0OnaFriday ....................................................... 1-2-0OnaSaturday .................................................. 3-1-0OnaSunday ..................................................... 2-1-0In August.......................................................... 2-2-0In September ................................................... 5-2-0InOctober ......................................................... 0-1-1In November .................................................... 0-0-0
GOALS (game) .................................. Alexa Genas2017 ................................. 4 vs. Presbyterian (T-3rd)
POINTS (game) .................................. Alexa Genas2017 .................................... 8 vs. Presbyterian (5th)
RK SCHOOL RPI RECORD1. Stanford 2 12-1-02. UCLA 10 11-0-23. South Carolina 1 12-1-04. Duke 4 13-1-05. North Carolina 3 10-2-06. Southern California 38 10-1-17. West Virginia 5 11-3-08. UCF 7 9-1-19. Texas 9 11-0-210. Florida 13 10-3-011. Princeton 6 11-1-012. OhioState 16 11-2-113. Penn State 14 9-3-114. Virginia 25 8-3-315. Georgetown 50 10-2-216. Florida State 12 9-3-017. Pepperdine 15 9-2-218. California 22 10-2-119. Tennessee 8 12-1-120. TexasA&M 17 10-2-121. Cincinnati 19 10-1-222. Wake Forest 24 9-3-223. Minnesota 33 9-2-324. Rice 44 9-2-125. OklahomaState 43 11-2-2 Also receiving votes: Notre Dame (27), Wisconsin (24), Mississippi (22), Rutgers (12), Washington (7), Clemson (7), Arizona (6), Butler (5), Wisconsin-Milwaukee (4), NC State (3), Mississippi State (1), Saint Louis (1), North Texas (1).
SCHOOL 2016 RECORD1. Liberty 14-8-02. High Point 13-6-23. Campbell 12-8-04. Radford 7-9-05. Longwood 8-10-26. Gardner-Webb 9-8-37. UNC Asheville 8-12-08. Charleston Southern 6-11-19. Winthrop 4-12-110. Presbyterian 3-14-0
Wednesday, September 27Presbyterian vs. Liberty, 4 p.m.Winthrop vs. UNC Asheville, 6 p.m.Charleston Southern vs. Campbell, 7 p.m.Gardner-Webb vs. High Point, 7 p.m.Longwood vs. Radford, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 30Liberty vs. Charleston Southern, 12 p.m.UNC Asheville vs. Longwood, 2 p.m.Campbell vs. Gardner-Webb, 4 p.m.High Point vs. Winthrop, 4 p.m.Radford vs. Presbyterian, 7 p.m.
*All ET unless otherwise noted
GOALS1. Alexa Genas CAM 132. Jasmine Casarez RAD 83. Courtney Naber AVL 6
ASSISTS1. Allyson Giannone RAD 102. Jessica Wollmann RAD 63. Southerland & Wratchford CAM 5
POINTS1. Alexa Genas CAM 302. Jessica Wollmann RAD 183. Jasmine Casarez RAD 17
SHOTS 1. Jasmine Casarez RAD 692. Courtney Naber AVL 423. Emilie Kupsov LWU 41...4. Alexa Genas CAM 40
SAVES1. Alyssa Dellacqua CSU 772. Keely Brown GWU 713. Maria Kirby LWU 59...7. Erin Scott CAM 39
GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. Maria Kirby LWU 0.612. Melody Jayroe LIB 0.773. Alyssa Dellacqua CSU 1.10...5. Erin Scott CAM 1.19
GP Min. G A Pts. Sh. Pct.2016: 12 601 1 0 2 8 .1252017: 10 493 1 0 2 6 .167
Career: 22 1094 2 0 4 14 .146*de Graaf played at Mississippi State during the 2016 season
Sophomore • 5-10 • Defense • Augusta, Ga. // Mississippi State // Augusta Preparatory Day School
McKENNA DE GRAAF 99
GP Min. G A Pts. Sh. Pct.2015: Redshirt Year2016: 11 175 1 1 3 8 .1252017: 11 196 0 0 0 6 .000
Career: 22 371 1 1 3 14 .625
KYLEE ARNO 30R-Sophomore • 5-4 • Forward • East Greenbush, N.Y. // Columbia HS
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2017 STATS & RESULTS
Campbell Women's Soccer 2017CAMPBELL Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 07, 2017)
All games
RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 7-5-1 4-2 3-3-1 0-0CONFERENCE 3-1-1 2-0 1-1-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 4-4 2-2 2-2 0-0
Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 18 at COL. OF CHARLESTON L 0-1 319Aug 20 APP STATE W 1-0 633Aug 27 CHICAGO STATE W 9-0 441Aug 31 ECU L 0-1 274Sep 02 atSOUTH CAROLINA S TA TE W 4-0 127Sep 08 at AMERICAN W 1-0 239Sep 15 WESTERN CAROLINA L 3-4 463Sep 17 at UNCW L 1-2 543
* Sep 23 at PRESBYTERIAN W 4-1 178* Sep 27 RADFORD W 2-0 318* Sep 30 UNC ASHEVILLE W 4-2 262* Oct 04 at LONGWOOD T o 2 2-2 418* Oct 07 at LIBERTY L 0-1 311
TEAM STATISTICS CAM OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 31-177 14-119 Goals scored per game 2.38 1.08 Shot pct. . 1 7 5 . 1 1 8 Shots on goal-Attempts 86-177 59-119 SOG pct. . 4 8 6 . 4 9 6 S h o t s / G a m e 13.6 9.2CORNER KICKS 77 36PENALTY KICKS 3-3 1-1PENALTIES Yellow cards 3 6 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 2391 2135 Dates/Avg Per Date 6/398 7/305 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0
## Player gp g a p ts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk -att20 G E N A S , A lexa 13 13 4 30 40 . 3 2 21 . 5 2 1 2 - 26 WRATCHFORD , S h 13 2 5 9 17 . 1 1 8 . 4 7 1 0 - 014 W ILCOX, S ky la r 13 1 1 3 16 . 0 6 5 . 3 1 0 0 - 03 O 'NEAL, R osie 13 2 0 4 15 . 1 3 10 . 6 6 1 0 - 021 SOUTHERLAND , S i 13 3 5 11 12 . 2 5 8 . 6 6 1 0 - 027 D E N K E R T, S he lby 13 1 0 2 11 . 0 9 6 . 5 4 1 0 - 02 SOUTHERN , M ack 13 1 2 4 11 . 0 9 5 . 4 5 1 0 - 025 MAJOR , A bby 13 2 2 6 10 . 2 0 3 . 3 0 0 0 - 099 D E G R A A F, M cK en 10 1 0 2 6 . 1 6 4 . 6 6 0 0 - 030 ARNO , K y lee 11 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 3 . 5 0 0 0 - 013 B R A N TLE Y , A nna 13 2 0 4 6 . 3 3 2 . 3 3 0 0 - 042 E V A N S , K e lly A nn 9 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 2 . 3 3 0 0 - 015 THOMA, H a ley 6 1 0 2 4 . 2 5 3 . 7 5 1 1 - 132 TOWNS, S ydney 7 1 0 2 4 . 2 5 1 . 2 5 0 0 - 022 MAANSSON , H ann 12 0 3 3 4 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 08 C R E C E LIU S , A m an 13 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 2 1.00 0 0 - 026 B E C K W ITH , C a llie 13 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 2 1.00 0 0 - 018 KOESTER , Tay lo r 13 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 07 THOMSEN , M ad i 6 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 04 S A N D E R S , A bby 4 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 019 E R W IN , E m ily 7 0 1 1 1 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 016 G A R R IS , M organ 3 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 01 MARCOVE , N a ta lya 5 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 000 SCOTT, E rin 13 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 - 0
## Goalie GP Min . GA GA A vg Save Pc t W -L -T Sho1 MARCOVE , N a ta ly 5 205:05 1 0 .44 4 . 8 0 0 0-0-0 0 /200 SCOTT, E rin 13 984:55 13 1.19 39 . 7 5 0 7-5-1 3 /2
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