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'Our midfield lost some key players,' Buckley said. C4Cs Julie Honeycutt and Erin McLendon will complete the Falcons' outside midfield. Returning letterwinners Liz Bosscher and Leigh-Anne Withers will look to solidify starting positions as outside midfielders while newcomer Jennifer Ford pushes for a starting position. C1C Carrie Wellman, who has three years of varsity experience, and C2C Wendy Emminger will add depth to the center midfield. Newcomer Cookie Day, with a year of college experience under her belt (played at Baylor last season), will hopefully be able to step in right away. Returning all-conference performer and the team's leading scorer, Beth Boyer, gives the Falcons much needed experience and leadership in the center midfield. With the loss of Jennie Schoeck, the midfielders will need to step up to fill the void. Our newcomers will give us a lot of depth and should create some strong competition.' 'Abt is a three-year starter and Tedesco has also played in a lot of games. 'Our defense should be solid with several key players that are returning,' Buckley said. Newcomers Erin Heintz, Christina Randall, Janie Larned, Jennifer Leier, and Emily Harris will give the team depth at every defensive position. C3C Erika Palmer will hopefully use her experience gained as a freshman to solidify the back line. Christine Miller had a great spring season and will look for a starting position in the back.

DRAKE AND JOSH COMPLETE SERIES BARNES & NOBLE FULL

C1C Katie Gillespie hopes for a full recovery from knee surgery and should contribute on the back line. C2C Billie Rothwell moved from midfield to the sweeper position. The defense will be the most experienced position for the Falcons as nearly the entire corps returns.Ĭ1Cs Tedesco and Laura Abt will be the starting outside defenders and bring a wealth of experience to the positions. 'They will both see playing time and will push each other throughout the season.' 'We have a lot of confidence in both of our keepers,' Buckley said. Wolf played one half of one game while Monson played 71 minutes in two games. Monson and Wolf both saw limited playing time in their first season. Wolf will battle for the starting job vacated by Kristy Kuhlman, who played nearly every minute the last three seasons. Led by Tedesco and Boyer, last season's disappointment should be plenty of motivation for success in 2001.įor the first time in several years, the goalkeeping position is up for grabs. As sophomores, the pair helped lead Air Force to an 11-10 record, the most wins and first winning season ever at the Division I level. Their first year, the Falcons won just six games and a late season slide kept the Falcons out of the conference tournament. The pair has seen tremendous ups-and-downs in the program. Team captains Ali Tedesco and Beth Boyer will use their experience and leadership to lead the Falcons in 2001. The Falcons also lose two forwards, Becky Wyffels and Stephanie Rader who rank among the top six in career scoring. Three-time all-region performer, midfielder Jennie Schoeck, and three-year starter, goalkeeper Kristy Kuhlman, will be the biggest losses. AFA lost nine games by one goal, including two in overtime, and struggled scoring goals during a critical nine-game winless streak.īuckley and his staff will have some large voids to fill. With the largest senior class in the nine-year history of the program, the Falcons slipped to 6-14-1 overall last season. On the flip side, head coach Marty Buckley welcomes several key returners and a very talented group of newcomers as the Falcons look to improve on a disappointing 2000 season. The Falcons lost seven seniors from last season's team, including several key players who played more than 70 games in four years. There is no middle ground for the Air Force women's soccer team.

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