Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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■n Cbelow) Junior midfielder Ayanna Love, the Owls leading scorer, keeps the ball away from Villanova. (photo by Morgan) The 1993 Temple University women ' s soccer team finished the season with a 6-11-2 record, in only their third year of Division 1 competition. After starting at 0-6- 2, the Owls won six of their last 10 regular season games. In the At- lantic 10 Tournament the Owls were beaten 4-0 in the first round by Massachusetts. The big game players on the team this year were sophomore Shauna James with 6 goals, as- sists, 12 points; junior Ayanna Love with eight goals, two assists, 16 points; and sophomore goalie Julis McCaffrey with 146 saves, 197 GAA and 4 shutouts. 189

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LO DJD tn D The Women ' s Soccer Team: (first row left to right) Julia Ortale, Emily Waligorski, Barbara Gardener, Rachel Bentz, Kim Fitzgerald, (middle row left to right) Jessica Gorr, Ayanna Love, Carrie Dzladosz, Cheryl Somers, Kim Stelner, Tlshara Brlckus, Whitney Rlcketts, Mary Graham (mgr.), (back row left to right) Asst. Coach Cathy Ford, Donlelle Zimmerman, Krlstie Haake, Patrice Rutland, Julie McCaffrey, Kristin Naper, Elizabeth Gallo, Katie Gallagher, Head Coach Eileen Rlchart. Season in Revie W OWLS OPP 1 Rutgers 1 1 VILLANOVA 2 PRINCETON 2 2 St. Bonaventure 2 Massachusetts 4 George Mason 6 1 JAMES MADISON 4 2 George Washington 5 3 PENNSYLVANIA 1 1 LaSalle 4 RHODE ISLAND 4 MAINE 3 MARYLAND BALT 1 Maryland 4 4 MONOMOUTH 1 1 Wright State 2 Dayton 2 William Mary 5 Massachusetts 4 (right) Midfielder Katie Gallagher advances the ball up the field, (photo by Morgan) 188

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The 1993 Temple University men ' s soccer team improved drastically in the off-season. In 1992, the team ended the season with a dis- appointing 6-8-2. Coached by John Boles, who has been at the healm since 1974, the Owls got back on their feet finishing with a record of 10-5-3. IMPRE55IVE improvement! Temple saw exceptional seasons from seni- ors Chris Cotton and Andrew Craig, and junior goalie Anthony O ' Neill. Cotton led the team with 11 goals, four assists, 26 points. Craig, who only had seven points as a junior, was second in 1993 with nine goals, five assists, 23 points. Temple then lost in the first round of the Atlantic 10 tournament to St. Joseph ' s, 2-1. (right) Sophomore Kevin McNally heads the Owls ' defense, (photo by Morgan) The Men ' s Soccer Team 1993 Ros- ter: Artln Barz- gar, Greg Beldman, Ken Clark, Chris Cot- ton, Andrew- Craig, Ashley Eure, Eric Frank, Tim Fulmer, Jef- frey Qlosson, Joe Gagola, Jason Haen, Jack Hlg- glns, Jason Hun- ter, Kevin McNal- ly, Matthew Mlgllore, Dennis Mullln, Jeff Mur- ray, Anthony O ' Neill, Bob Sllversteln, Shawn Vogel. 190