2010 Women's Soccer Roster
Biography
General: Selected as a team captain for the 2010 campaign, her senior season … Begins the year ranked second in program history with 31 assists, nine shy of Kelli Hurley’s school record … Is within striking distance of the top-10 list for career points, entering the year with 55 … Has played in 60 games as a collegian, starting 53 of those contests … Has netted 12 goals in her career, with three game-winning tallies to her credit … Volunteered with Head Start during the 2010 Spring semester … In The Classroom: Sociology major, with a minor in Psychology … Has achieved Dean’s List in each of the last three semesters … A member of the Athletic Department’s 3.0 Club in five consecutive semesters … 2009: Second Team All-MAAC … MAAC Preseason Player Of The Year … Appeared 20 games, starting 19 of those contest, including the final 14 she played … Her 12 points was good for third on the roster, with a team-best eight assists to her credit … Tallied her final assist of the season on a goal in the win at Niagara … Recorded an assist in four consecutive games from October 6 through October 16 … Recorded six points during the stretch, with a goal and an assist in the win over Rider at the end of the streak … Tallied three assists, in a six-day span (three games) in mid-September … Recorded her first points of the year with a goal at Seton Hall … 2008: First-Team All-MAAC ... Finished the year second on the team with seven assists ... Tallied three goals, for 13 total points, fourth on the squad ... Assisted on Ahna Johnson's game-winning tally in the 37th minute of the MAAC Championship win over Loyola ... Had assists in back-to-back games the final weekend of the regular season, wins over Saint Peter's and Manhattan ... Also touched net in the win over the Peahens ... Netted the game-winning goal in overtime at Marist ... Had assists in three of four games to start October, all on the game-winning tally in conference games at Rider and at home versus Niagara and Canisius ... Touched home the game-tying goal in the 66th minute against UConn ... Her first assist of the year came on Alyssa Decker's game-tying goal in a 2-1 win at Colgate ... 2007: SoccerBuzz Freshman All-America Third Team ... SoccerBuzz All-Northeast Third Team ... SoccerBuzz Northeast All-Freshman Team ... MAAC Rookie of the Year ... All-MAAC First Team ... All-MAAC Rookie Team ... MAAC Offensive Player of the Week (10/8, 10/29), MAAC Rookie of the Week (9/10, 11/5) ... Recorded a program single-season record 16 assists, tops in the MAAC ... Averaged 0.76 assists per game, third in the NCAA and top among all rookies nationwide ... Also netted seven goals ... Led the MAAC with 30 points, ranking 49th in the country, 10th among freshmen, with a 1.43 points per game average ... Her point total equaled Pam Cluff (1999) for the seventh-best single-season total ... Twice tied the school single-game record with four assists, first at Niagara and again versus Rider ... Finished with six points in the Niagara game and at Holy Cross ... Put 56 percent of her 41 shots on goal ... Netted the game-winner at Niagara and Holy Cross ... Finished a three-game win streak with nine points from Oct. 22-30 ... Netted a career-high three goals at Holy Cross to start the streak, assisted on the game-winner at Manhattan and tallied a goal against Saint Peter's ... Started the month of October with a 10-point outburst in a three-game MAAC win streak ... Started that stretch with a goal and an assist at Canisius, followed by her six-point effort at Niagara ... Added an assist to Casey Frobey against Siena ... Had three assists in wins over Providence and Wagner at home ... Fed Chrissie Sidie at 53:09 of the Colgate game for her first career assist ... Finished the game with a goal, the first of her career, and two assists, her first of four-point games on the year ... High School: Tallied 90 career goals in earning four varsity letters for coach James Magyar ... Named to the NSCAA All-America and All-Region Team in 2006, as she earned her third team MVP award … Was three-time All-State honoree, earning First Team accolades her final two seasons … Also named All-County, All-Long Island, All-League and All-Metro during her career ... Played five seasons for ODP, helping her squad to the 2005 National Title ... Led her club team – Massapequa Rascals United – to the 2006 State Championship ... Played two years for the SYL National Team ... Member of the National Honor Society ... Personal: Nicole C. Cavallaro ... Is the daughter of Rose and Phil Cavallaro ... Has one sister.
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