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EASTERNDIVISION STANDINGS
SECPtsHomeAwayDiv.ALLPct.HomeAwayNeutralLast 5Streak
Florida#8-1-226.06-0-02-1-24-0-114-4-2.75011-1-03-2-20-1-04-0-1W4South Carolina7-3-122.05-0-02-3-13-2-015-3-1.8169-0-04-3-12-0-02-3-0L2Georgia7-4-021.04-2-03-2-04-1-014-4-1.7639-2-15-2-00-0-03-2-0W1 Vanderbilt5-6-015.03-3-02-3-02-3-011-7-1.6059-3-02-3-00-1-14-1-0W4Tennessee4-5-214.01-2-23-3-01-3-18-8-3.5004-4-23-4-11-0-01-3-1L1Kentucky2-8-17.01-3-11-5-00-5-05-10-4.3684-4-31-6-10-0-01-4-0L3
WESTERNDIVISION STANDINGS
SECPts.HomeAwayDiv.ALLPct.HomeAwayNeutralLast 5Streak
LSU^8-2-125.04-0-14-2-04-0-112-4-3.7116-1-16-2-10-1-13-1-1W2Ole Miss7-2-223.04-2-03-0-24-0-113-4-2.7378-2-05-2-20-0-04-1-0W2 Auburn6-5-018.03-2-03-3-03-2-09-7-3.5536-3-13-4-10-0-14-1-0W3 Arkansas2-7-28.01-5-01-2-21-3-18-7-4.5264-5-04-2-40-0-01-4-0L4 Alabama2-8-17.01-4-11-4-01-3-16-11-1.3612-6-13-5-01-0-00-5-0L5Mississippi State1-8-25.01-2-20-6-00-5-09-8-2.5263-2-23-6-03-0-01-4-0L1
#Regular Season and Eastern Division Champion; ^Western Division Champions
November 2, 2009
Craig Pinkerton (Women’s Soccer Contact)cpinkerton@sec.orgwww.secsports.com2201 Richard Arrington Blvd. NorthBirmingham, AL 35203-1103Phone: (205) 458-3000 • Fax: (205) 458-3030
2009 WOMEN’S SOCCER
Upcoming
SCHEDULE
SECTournament
Orange Beach Sportsplex Orange Beach, Ala.
NOVEMBER
4 (Wednesday)Match 1:[7] Vanderbilt vs. [2] LSUNoonMatch 2: [6] Auburn vs. [3] Ole Miss2:30 p.m.Match 3:[8] Tennessee vs. [1] Florida5:00 p.m.Match 4: [5] Georgia vs. [4] South Carolina7:30 p.m.6 (Friday)Match 5:Match 1 winner vs. Match 2 winner5:00 p.m.Match 6:Match 3 winner vs. Match 4 winner7:30 p.m.8 (Sunday)Match 7:Match 5 winner vs. Match 6 winner [ESPNU]2:00 p.m.
SEC
OFFENSIVE
Player Of The Week
Malorie Rutledge, LSU
M • 5-5 • Sr. • Sharpsburg, Ga.
Malorie Rutledge played a role in all four goals in LSU’s 4-1 win over Arkansas asthe Tigers clinched their third-straight SEC Western Division championship with thevictory. Rutledge scored the game-winning goal in the 30th minute of play for herteam-leading ninth goal of the season and her fifth goal in SEC play. She also tied acareer high for a single game with three assists on the night. It was a record-settingperformance for Rutledge as she set a new LSU career record for points scored with93 in her illustrious career in Baton Rouge. Rutledge eclipses the previous schoolrecord of 90 points scored by Artie Brown from 2001-04.
SEC
DEFENSIVE
Player Of The Week
Lauren Hyde, Florida
D • 5-9 • Sr. • Carmel, Ind.
Lauren Hyde served up the 35-yard free kick that freshman Holly King headed in forFlorida’s final goal in UF’s 3-0 win versus No. 13 South Carolina on Oct. 30. In addi-tion, Hyde turned in her fifth consecutive and 13th complete match of the season.From her center back position, Hyde anchored the UF defensive effort as the Gatorsrecorded their fourth consecutive shut out. Hyde owns four assists this season, whichplaced her in a three-way tie for second among the Gators.
SEC
FRESHMAN
Of The Week
McKenzie Barney, Florida
M/D • 5-5 • Sammamish, Wash.
McKenzie Barney scored twice in the opening half to lead Florida to a 3-0 win overNo. 13 South Carolina. The win secured the Gators’ thirst consecutive SECtitle. Shescored the game-winning goal in the 20th minute when she knocked in the reboundoff an Erika Tymrak shot that hit the cross bar. Five minutes later she took a pass fromTymrak and hit a seven-yard shot to the far post. Barney moved into Florida’s start-ing lineup four matches ago and since that time has turned in two double-goalmatches versus nationally ranked opponents (No. 17 LSU and No. 13 SouthCarolina) and had an assist on UF’s only goal in a 1-0 win at Arkansas.
SEC
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MEDIASERVICES
2009 SEC Women’s Soccer Tournament
The 2009 SEC Women’s Soccer Tournament will be held November 4, 6 and 8at the Orange Beach Sportsplex in Orange Beach, Ala.Media representatives wishing to cover this event should contact the SEC MediaRelations Office.
Television
SEC Women’s Soccer will be featured on ESPNU, Fox Sports Net South and CSSduring the 2009 season.
DateMatchNetworkTime
Sept. 25Vanderbilt at South CarolinaFSS7:00 p.m. ETSept. 27Auburn at Ole MissESPNU3:00 p.m. ETSept. 27Vanderbilt at FloridaCSS2:00 p.m. ETOct. 4LSU at AuburnESPNU3:00 p.m. ETOct. 4Arkansas at AlabamaSS12:30 p.m. CTOct. 4Tennessee at KentuckyCSS2:00 p.m. ETOct. 9Ole Miss at GeorgiaFSS7:00 p.m. ETOct. 11Ole Miss at TennesseeESPNU3:00 p.m. ETOct. 11Mississippi State at GeorgiaCSS2:00 p.m. ETOct. 18Florida at GeorgiaESPNU3:00 p.m. ETOct. 18Mississippi State at LSUCSS2:00 p.m. ETOct. 25South Carolina at LSUESPNU3:00 p.m. ETOct. 25Georgia at AuburnFSS1:00 p.m. CTOct. 25Tennessee at AlabamaCSS2:00 p.m. ETNov. 8SEC Soccer ChampionshipESPNU3:00 p.m. ET
Internet
The SEC has an extensive presence on the World Wide Web at
www.sec-sports.com and www.secsportsmedia.com
. Travel to the SEC’s site to find theup-to-the-minute information on SEC women’s soccer including weekly standings,statistics, schedules & results and much more.
E-Mail Service
Updated information on SEC Women’s Soccer is also available via e-mail toaccredited members of the media. Register to receive the weekly release via email by logging into the SEC media website (www.secsportsmedia.com).
SEC Soccer
SID CONTACTS
PhoneFax
Craig Pinkerton, SEC(205) 458-3000458-3030E-Mail: cpinkerton@sec.orgSkip Powers, Alabama(205) 348-7476348-8841E-Mail: spowers@ia.ua.eduRobby Edwards, Arkansas(479) 575-2751575-7410E-Mail: robbye@uark.eduDan Froehlich, Auburn(334) 844-9803844-9807E-Mail: froehdp@auburn.eduMary Howard, Florida(352) 375-4683 x6110375-4809E-Mail: maryh@gators.uaa.ufl.eduBen Beaty, Georgia(706) 542-1621542-9339E-Mail: bbeaty@sports.uga.eduJohn Hayden, Kentucky(859) 257-8429323-4310E-Mail: john.hayden@uky.edu Will Stafford, LSU(225) 578-8226578-1861E-Mail: wstaff2@lsu.eduJoey Jones, Ole Miss(662) 915-7526915-7006E-Mail: joeyj@olemiss.eduBrock Turnipseed, Miss. State(662) 325-7556325-3654E-Mail: bturnipseed@athletics.msstate.eduMiquel Jacobs, South Carolina(803) 777-5257777-2967E-Mail: MIquelJacobs@aol.comBrian Davis, Tennessee(865) 974-7478974-8875E-Mail: bdavis16@utk.eduThomas Samuel, Vanderbilt(615) 343-0020343-7064E-Mail: thomas.samuel@vanderbilt.edu
SEC
PRESEASONAll-SEC
Team
Birmingham, Ala. --
The Southeastern Conference unveiled its annual soccercoaches preseason All-SEC team, Thursday, to kick off another great season of SECwomen’s soccer.LSU led all schools with three selections while Florida and South Carolina eachhad two. Georgia’s Carrie Patterson was the only unanimous selection. The coachespreseason All-SEC team consists of a minimum of 11 players. Each SEC head soc-cer coach voted for three forwards, three midfielders, three defenders, one goalkeep-er and one at-large candidate. No ties were broken. A complete list of the 2009 SEC Soccer Coaches Preseason All-SEC team follows.
Preseason All-SECPos.Ht.YearHometown
Carrie Patterson, Georgia#F5-7Sr.Atlanta, Ga.Rachel Yepez, LSUF5-1Sr.Fayetteville, N.C.Kayla Grimsley, South CarolinaF5-4So.Lakeland, Fla.Katy Frierson, AuburnMF5-5So.Homewood, Ala. Ashlee Elliott, FloridaMF5-9Sr.Corona, Calif.Malorie Rutledge, LSUMF5-5Sr.Sharpsburg, Ga.Mick Imgram, TennesseeMF5-7Sr.Clifton, Va.Lauren Hyde, FloridaD5-9Sr.Carmel, Ind.Danielle Johnson, Ole MissD5-5Sr.Baton Rouge, La.Blakely Mattern, South CarolinaD5-9Sr.Simpsonville, S.C.Mo Isom, LSUGK6-0So.Marietta, Ga.#-Unanimous Selection; Ties were not broken
SECCoaches’
PRESEASON POLL
Birmingham, Ala.-- Florida was selected as the favorite to claim the 2009Southeastern Conference women’s soccer title by the league’s 12 head coaches. Thismarks the 12th year that Florida has been tabbed by the coaches to win the title.Each of the opposing SECcoaches cast their vote for the Gators to win their fourthconsecutive SECChampionship. Florida returns eight starters, including All-SECper-formers Ashlee Elliott and Lauren Hyde, from last season’s squad that posted an 11-0-0 mark in league play.The Gators were selected tops in the East by garnering 66 total points (11 first-place votes), ahead of Georgia’s 53 points. Georgia returns nine starters, includingFirst Team All-SEC performer Carrie Patterson.In the West, LSU was first with 63 total points (eight first-place votes) compared to Auburn’s 58 points (four first-place votes). LSU returns eight starters from last year’ssquad that won a share of the SEC Western Division with a 7-3-1 record in leagueplay. Auburn returns nine starters from 2008, including SECFreshman of the Yearand First Team All-SEC pick Katy Frierson.Points were compiled on a 6-5-4-3-2-1 basis for each division, though eachcoach was not allowed to vote for their own team. Each coach also voted for oneteam as an overall conference champion.The 2009 season begins August 21, with conference play set to begin September25. The 2009 SEC Tournament will be held November 4-8 at the Orange BeachSportsplex in Orange Beach, Ala.
Preseason Coaches’Poll
(First Place Votes in Parentheses)SECChampion:Florida (11), Auburn (1)
Eastern DivisionPtsWestern DivisionPts
Florida (11)66LSU (8)63Georgia (1)53Auburn (4)58Tennessee43Ole Miss43South Carolina40Alabama39 Vanderbilt25Arkansas25Kentucky19Mississippi State18
AWARD
Winners
SECWeekly Awards
Week 1 (8/24).....................................................Carrie Patterson, UG (Offensive)Kailey Anders, AR (Defensive) Amy Howard, AU (Freshman) Week 2 (8/31)................................................Taylor Cunningham, UM (Offensive)Blakely Mattern, SC (Defensive)Rebekah Perry, UG (Freshman) Week 3 (9/8)...........................................................Molly Kinsella, VU (Offensive)Molly Baird, UT (Defensive)Monica Alvarado, MS (Freshman) Week 4 (9/14)..........................................................Mick Imgram, UT (Offensive)Blakely Mattern, SC (Defensive)Brooke Thigpen, UF (Freshman) Week 5 (9/21)...............................................................Kat Walsh, MS (Offensive)Justine Bernier, UA (Defensive) Amy Howard, AU (Freshman) Week 6 (9/28)...........................................................Rachel Yepez, LS (Offensive)Mollie Patton, SC (Defensive)Carlie Banks, LS (Freshman) Week 7 (10/5).........................................................Melissa Clarke, LS (Offensive)Michelle Betos, UG (Defensive) Amy Harrison, UT (Freshman) Week 8 (10/12).................................................Danielle Johnson, UM (Offensive)Sydney Hiance, UK (Defensive)Erika Tymrak, UF (Freshman) Week 9 (10/19).........................................................Tahnai Annis, UF (Offensive) Alley Ronaldi, UM (Defensive)Carlie Banks, LS (Freshman) Week 10 (10/26)..................................................Rebecca Howell, AU (Offensive)Rachel Bachtel, VU (Defensive) Amy Howard, AU (Freshman) Week 11 (11/2)....................................................Malorie Rutledge, LS (Offensive)Lauren Hyde, UF (Defensive)McKenzie Barney, UF (Freshman)
CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District
(SECOnly)
Blakely Mattern, South Carolina (1st team - District 3)Katy Frierson, Auburn (1st team - District 4)Molly Kinsella, Vanderbilt (1st team - District 4)Julie Hull, Kentucky (1st team - District 4)Mollie Patton, South Carolina (2nd team - District 3)Molly Baird, Tennessee (2nd team - District 4) Ashley Stack, Kentucky (2nd team - District 4)Danielle Johnson, Ole Miss (2nd team - District 6)Kelsey Breathitt, Ole Miss (2nd team - District 6)Lindsay Stein, Georgia (3rd team - District 3)Lauren Hyde, Florida (3rd team - District 3)Lindsay Thompson, Florida (3rd team - District 3)Heather Havron, Auburn (3rd team - District 4)Stephanie Fransosos, Auburn (3rd team - District 4) Alley Ronaldi, Ole Miss (3rd team - District 6)Meredith Snow, Ole Miss (4th team - District 6)
Soccer America Team of the Week
(SECOnly)
Week 1 (August 25)...................................................Kailey Anders, AR (Defender) Week 2 (Sept. 1)...................................................Blakely Mattern, SC (Defender);Taylor Cunningham, UM (Midfielder) Week 3 (Sept. 8)...................................................Mollie Patton, SC (Goalkeeper);Jamie Pollock, UG (Midfielder) Week 4 (Sept. 15)..................................................Blakely Mattern, SC (Defender) Week 5 (Sept. 22).................................................Amy Howard, AU(Goalkeeper);Kayla Grimsley, SC (Forward) Week 6 (Sept. 28)........................................................Rachel Yepez, LS(Forward) Week 8 (Oct. 13)...................................................Blakely Mattern, SC (Defender)Danielle Johnson, UM(Midfielder) Week 9 (Oct. 20)..................................................Alley Ronaldi, UM (Goalkeeper) Week 10 (Oct. 17)...............................................Rachel Bachtel, VU (Goalkeeper)Rebecca Howell, AU(Forward)
Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week
(SECOnly)
Week 2 (Sept. 1)........................................................................Lauren Hyde, UF;Nikki Bush, LS Week 3 (Sept. 7)....................................................................Chelsea Stewart, VU Week 4 (Sept. 14)...................................................................Blakely Mattern, SC Week 5 (Sept. 21)..........................................................................Kat Walsh, MS;Nicole Lukens, VU Week 6 (Sept. 28).................................................................Malorie Rutledge, LS;Rachel Yepez, LS;Lindsay Thompson, UF Week 7 (Oct. 5).......................................................................Melissa Clarke, LS;Natalie Farley, UG Week 10 (Oct. 26)................................................................Rebecca Howell, AU;McKenzie Barney, UF Week 11 (Nov. 2).................................................................Malorie Rutledge, LS;Dylan Jordan, UM
Top Drawer Soccer Player of the Week
(SECOnly)
Week 7 (Oct. 5).......................................................................Natalie Farley, UG
Soccer America Player of the Week
(SECOnly)
Week 5 (Sept. 22)......................................................................Amy Howard, AU Week 6 (Sept. 28)........................................................................Rachel Yepez, LS
National Soccer Coaches Association of AmericaPlayer of the Week
(SECOnly)
Week 8 (Oct. 14)....................................................................Blakely Mattern, SC
CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer
(SECOnly)
Week 4 (Sept. 22).....................................................................Amy Howard, AU;Kayla Grimsley, SC Week 5 (Sept. 29).......................................................................Carlie Banks, LS;Blakely Mattern, SC Week 6 (Oct. 6)......................................................................Abbie Curran, UM;Leanna Baldner, MS Week 7 (Oct. 13)................................................................Danielle Johnson, UM Week 8 (Oct. 20)..................................................................Carrie Patterson, UGTahnai Annis, UF Week 9 (Oct. 26)..................................................................McKenzie Barney, UFBecca Howell, AU
2009 Women’s Hermann Trophy Watch List
(SECOnly)
Malorie Rutledge, LSU
Lowe's Senior CLASS Award Candidates
(SECOnly)
Lauren Hyde, FloridaBlakely Mattern, South Carolina
Lowe's Senior CLASS Award Finalist
(SECOnly)
Blakely Mattern, South Carolina
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