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Women's Soccer Announces 25th Anniversary Team
8/19/2014 11:54:00 AM | Women's Soccer
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In-Depth Look: Defenders (Sept. 25)
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HARRISONBURG, Va. – The James Madison University women's soccer program is celebrating its 25th season this year and, as part of that, has named its 25th Anniversary squad. JMUSports.com will have a breakdown by position throughout the season, leading up to the Alumni Weekend on Oct. 24-25 in Harrisonburg.
"I am delighted to announce the 25th anniversary team honorees," Head Coach Dave Lombardo said. "There have been so many strong players over the 25 years of JMU Women's Soccer that I can tell you, it was very difficult to narrow it down to just these few. The players selected to this team all had an important role in the collective successes of JMU Women's soccer over the years. They were influential in the signature moments that elevated JMU women's soccer to national prominence with NCAA wins and CAA championships so it's only right that they get their full recognition for their efforts."
JMU will celebrate the women's soccer anniversary with a home game against William & Mary on October 24 at 7 p.m., at University Park, as well as a luncheon on Saturday, October 25 at 12:30 p.m., at the Bridgeforth Stadium Club Room. To register for the events, follow this link.
James Madison University Women's Soccer 25th Anniversary Team
Goalkeepers
Stacey Bilodeau (1994-97) – 1995 CAA Tournament MVP, Three-time NCAA participant
Jess Hussey (2002-05) – NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Diane Wszalek (2006-10) – NSCAA All-Region, 2010 CAA Tournament MVP, Two-time NCAA participant
Defenders
Rachel Chupein (2005-08) – Two-time NCAA participant
Lisa Cioffi (1995-98) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for 25th in all-time assists, Four-time NCAA participant
Jen Cuesta (1993-96) – NSCAA All-American, Two-time NCAA participant
Teri Maykoski (2005-09) – NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Beth McNamara (1998-2001) – NSCAA All-Region, Drafted in WUSA League, tied for 13th in all-time assists, Two-time NCAA participant
Jamie Miller (1998-2001) – NSCAA All-Region, 2001 CAA Defensive Player of the Year, Two-time NCAA participant
Chantel Schwandt (1990-93) – Inaugural team, tied for 23rd in all-time points
Katy Swindells (2001-04) – NSCAA All-Region, Four-time All-CAA, Two-time NCAA participant
Becky Sparks (2010-13) – NSCAA All-Region, 2013 CAA Defensive Player of the Year, tied for 10th in all-time assists, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Midfielders
Sam Andresch (1993-96) – NSCAA All-Region, 18th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Kim Germain (2005-08) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Kristi Palmaccio (1992-96) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for 14th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Carrie Proost (1990-94) – Inaugural team, NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WUSA League, 12th in all-time points
Cathy Reid (1990-91) – First NSCAA All-American for JMU, NSCAA All-Region
Julie Reule (1991-94) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for fourth in all-time points
Teresa Rynier (2007-10) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WPSL, tied for fourth in all-time points, Three-time NCAA participant
Aimee Vaughan (1994-97) – 2011 JMU Athletic Hall of Fame, NSCAA All-Region, 1994 CAA Rookie of the Year, tied for 14th in all-time points, Three-time NCAA participant
Forwards
Kim Argy (2002-05) – NSCAA All-Region, 2002 CAA Rookie of the Year, sixth in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Jamie Dykes (1990-93) – Inaugural Team, seventh in all-time points
Aimee Grahe (1998-99) – NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WUSA League, 11th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Christina (Corky) Julien (2006-09) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Canadian National Team, 2008 CAA Player of the Year, second all-time in points, Two-time NCAA participant
Annie Lowry (2004-07) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, tied for eighth in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Cate Tisinger (2007-10) – NSCAA All-Region, 2007 CAA Rookie of the Year, Three-time NCAA participant
Ashley Williamson (1992-95) – 2008 JMU Athletics Hall of Fame, NSCAA All-Region, first in all-time points, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Lauren Wilson (2010-13) – Three-time All-CAA selection, tied for eighth in all-time points, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Therese Wolden (1995-98) – NSCAA All-Region, third in all-time points, Four-time NCAA participant
In-Depth Look: Defenders (Sept. 25)
In-Depth Look: Midfielders (Oct. 9)
In-Depth Look: Forwards (Oct. 20)
HARRISONBURG, Va. – The James Madison University women's soccer program is celebrating its 25th season this year and, as part of that, has named its 25th Anniversary squad. JMUSports.com will have a breakdown by position throughout the season, leading up to the Alumni Weekend on Oct. 24-25 in Harrisonburg.
"I am delighted to announce the 25th anniversary team honorees," Head Coach Dave Lombardo said. "There have been so many strong players over the 25 years of JMU Women's Soccer that I can tell you, it was very difficult to narrow it down to just these few. The players selected to this team all had an important role in the collective successes of JMU Women's soccer over the years. They were influential in the signature moments that elevated JMU women's soccer to national prominence with NCAA wins and CAA championships so it's only right that they get their full recognition for their efforts."
JMU will celebrate the women's soccer anniversary with a home game against William & Mary on October 24 at 7 p.m., at University Park, as well as a luncheon on Saturday, October 25 at 12:30 p.m., at the Bridgeforth Stadium Club Room. To register for the events, follow this link.
James Madison University Women's Soccer 25th Anniversary Team
Goalkeepers
Stacey Bilodeau (1994-97) – 1995 CAA Tournament MVP, Three-time NCAA participant
Jess Hussey (2002-05) – NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Diane Wszalek (2006-10) – NSCAA All-Region, 2010 CAA Tournament MVP, Two-time NCAA participant
Defenders
Rachel Chupein (2005-08) – Two-time NCAA participant
Lisa Cioffi (1995-98) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for 25th in all-time assists, Four-time NCAA participant
Jen Cuesta (1993-96) – NSCAA All-American, Two-time NCAA participant
Teri Maykoski (2005-09) – NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Beth McNamara (1998-2001) – NSCAA All-Region, Drafted in WUSA League, tied for 13th in all-time assists, Two-time NCAA participant
Jamie Miller (1998-2001) – NSCAA All-Region, 2001 CAA Defensive Player of the Year, Two-time NCAA participant
Chantel Schwandt (1990-93) – Inaugural team, tied for 23rd in all-time points
Katy Swindells (2001-04) – NSCAA All-Region, Four-time All-CAA, Two-time NCAA participant
Becky Sparks (2010-13) – NSCAA All-Region, 2013 CAA Defensive Player of the Year, tied for 10th in all-time assists, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Midfielders
Sam Andresch (1993-96) – NSCAA All-Region, 18th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Kim Germain (2005-08) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Two-time NCAA participant
Kristi Palmaccio (1992-96) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for 14th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Carrie Proost (1990-94) – Inaugural team, NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WUSA League, 12th in all-time points
Cathy Reid (1990-91) – First NSCAA All-American for JMU, NSCAA All-Region
Julie Reule (1991-94) – NSCAA All-Region, tied for fourth in all-time points
Teresa Rynier (2007-10) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WPSL, tied for fourth in all-time points, Three-time NCAA participant
Aimee Vaughan (1994-97) – 2011 JMU Athletic Hall of Fame, NSCAA All-Region, 1994 CAA Rookie of the Year, tied for 14th in all-time points, Three-time NCAA participant
Forwards
Kim Argy (2002-05) – NSCAA All-Region, 2002 CAA Rookie of the Year, sixth in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Jamie Dykes (1990-93) – Inaugural Team, seventh in all-time points
Aimee Grahe (1998-99) – NSCAA All-Region, Drafted by WUSA League, 11th in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Christina (Corky) Julien (2006-09) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, Canadian National Team, 2008 CAA Player of the Year, second all-time in points, Two-time NCAA participant
Annie Lowry (2004-07) – NSCAA All-American, NSCAA All-Region, tied for eighth in all-time points, Two-time NCAA participant
Cate Tisinger (2007-10) – NSCAA All-Region, 2007 CAA Rookie of the Year, Three-time NCAA participant
Ashley Williamson (1992-95) – 2008 JMU Athletics Hall of Fame, NSCAA All-Region, first in all-time points, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Lauren Wilson (2010-13) – Three-time All-CAA selection, tied for eighth in all-time points, One NCAA Tournament appearance
Therese Wolden (1995-98) – NSCAA All-Region, third in all-time points, Four-time NCAA participant
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