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Women's Varsity Soccer
| 2011 Team Roster | Statistics |
2011 Season Preview
The women's soccer team will look to bounce back after a disappointing 2010 campaign, in the hopes of returning as an AUS Championship contender. Fitness test results show that the team is in shape and should be able to play an aggressive style of play. With a crop of young talent, but plenty of experience in net, the Sea-Hawks look to lead with a strong defence.
Head coach Walt Mavin returns at the helm for the Sea~Hawks with a number key players from last season joining him. Simone Quinlan and Keira Eavis will provide depth in goal and the keepers will have a solid supporting cast in the backfield. Laura Tilley will bring poise, hard work and leadership as she returns for her fifth year accompanied by veteran Lauren Murphy on the backline. Watch for steady hand Maria Oliver to add a calming influnece to the back line as the second year player continues to improve.
After a scoring drought last season, the Sea~Hawks frontline looks quite promising on paper. Maxine Morris, the Sea~Hawks leading goal scorer from last season will likely lead the charge up front. Returning for her third season with the red and white is forward Heather Williams. After an injury riddled 2010 season, Williams is expected to bounce back. During her rookie campaign in 2009, she netted three goals and was third on the team in scoring. Sea~Hawks fans are optimistic a healthy Williams will produce this season. After a solid rookie season, Jennifer Burry returns to help form what should be a dynamic duo with Williams.
In 2011 although rebuilding, the playoffs are a realistic possibility. However, the Sea~Hawks will have to defend their home field and make good on all 6 points available during the home game weekends.
2010 Season at a Glance
| Team Summary | Leaders | |||
| Conference Record: | 1-11-1 | Scoring: | Maxine Morris |
2 goals |
| Home: | 1-4-1 | Maria Oliver |
1 goal |
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| Away: | 0-7-0 | |||
| Goals For: | 3 | All-Stars: | Ashley Dawe |
2nd team |
| Goals Against: | 24 | |||
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AUS Community Service Award |
Samantha Hansford |
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| Coaching Staff | ||||
| Walt Mavin | Head Coach | |||
| Jessica Fisher | Asst. Coach | |||
| Laura Breen | Asst. Coach |