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2011 Schedule |
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| Date | Against | Location | Time | Result |
| August 28th | Jefferson C.C. | Watertown, NY | 3pm | 3-1 W |
| September 3rd | Onondaga C.C. | O.C.C. | 3pm | 2-3 L |
| September 10th | SUNY Canton | Canton, NY | 5pm | 3-2 W |
| September 14th | Elmira College | O.C.C. | 7pm | 0-4 L |
| September 17th | Wells College | Aurora, NY | 1pm | 7-4 W |
| September 22nd | Cazenovia College | Cazenovia,NY | 4:30pm | 4-0 W |
| September 25th | Yeshiva University | Aviator Sports , brooklyn,NY | 1pm | 10-0W |
| October 2nd | Albany Pharmacy College | O.C.C. | 1pm | 1-3 L |
| October 11th | Hobart Williams and Smith College JV Exhibition Game | Geneva | 7pm | ------ |
| October 15th | SUNY Oswego Club | CNYFSC (Parents' tailgate) | 12 pm | 4-0 W |
| October 21st | SUNY Delhi | Delhi, NY | 2pm | 5-0 W |
| October 24th | SUNY IT | CNY Family Sports Centre, Syracuse ,NY | 4pm | 0-1 L |
| October 28th | Paul Smiths College "Barkeater Cup" | Paul Smiths, NY | 5pm | 5-0 W |
2011 Women's Soccer Roster |
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| Name | Year | Jersey # | Height | Weight | Major |
| Sue Fassler | Sr | 10 | 5’10” | 130 | Conservation Biology |
| Amy Chianucci | Jr | 19 | 5’8” | 150 | Environmental Biology |
| Drew Gamils | Jr | 12 | 5’ 7” | 140 | Environmental Studies |
| Althea Spencer | Sr | 16 | 6’9” | 140 | Conservation Biology |
| Meg Dalton | Sr | 7 | 6’ | 130 | Landscape Architecture |
| Tina Elliot | Jr | 5 | 5’7” | 140 | Environmental Biology |
| Kendra Nash | Sr | 13 | 5’11” | 140 | Conservation Biology |
| Bridget Cuddihy | F | 21 | 6’ | 145 | Environmental Science |
| Meg Beckwith | F | 20 | 5’11” | 130 | Aquatics and Fisheries |
| Megan Kuczka | F | 6 | 5’11” | 140 | Environmental Biology |
| Amy Allen | F | 9 | 5’10’ | 140 | Landscape Architecture |
| Alyssa Johnson | F | 2 | 6’ | 140 | Environmental Studies |
| Brooke Harris | Jr | 11 | 5’10” | 140 | Landscape Architecture |
| Teagan Dolan | F | 14 | 5’11” | 135 | Environmental Studies |
| Kaley Donovan | Sr | 8 | 5’11” | 130 | Environmental Science |
| Ashley Miller | F | 18 | 5’9” | 140 | Environment Resource Engineering |
| Wendy Getman | Sr | 17 | 5’11” | 140 | Environmental Science |
| Kayla Hanczyk | F | 3 | 5’10” | 140 | Environment Resource Engineering |
| Ana Flores | So | 30 | 5’10” | 140 | Forest Engineering |
| Mo Bishop | So | 4 | 5’11 | 140 | Chemistry |
| Amber Unruh | So | 15 | 5’10” | 130 | Environmental Science |
| Kelsey Taylor | Sr | 5’9” | 130 | Environmental Science | |
| Ani Zipkin | F | GK #0 | 5’7” | 140 | Environment Resource Engineering |
| Olivia Gagliardi | So | GK#00 | 5’9” | 130 | Conservation Biology |
| Rachel Brown | Jr | 5’8” | 130 | Environmental Biology | |
| Mary Clark | So | 5’9” | 130 | Wildlife Science | |
| Lauren Ziska | So | 5’8” | 130 | Landscape Architecture | |
| Anna Butler | So | 5’9” | 130 | Wildlife Science | |
| Katja Fietz | F | 5’8” | 130 | Environmental Science | |
| Melanie Roone | F | 5’8” | 130 | Aquatics and Fisheries | |
| Jess Miller | Sr | 5’10” | 130 | Bioprocess Engineering | |
Women's Soccer
- ESF Athletics Recruitment Form for Soccer
Interested recruits should complete and submit this form. - Summer Soccer Workout (PDF)
- A Look Back at 2010
Mighty Oaks Women's Soccer excellent 2011 Season. The ESF Mighty Oaks women's soccer team finished 2011 with a record of 7-4, an impressive accomplishment for a second-year program. The team is a member of the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) and was ranked nationally in the top 10 for several weeks mid-season. The 2011 schedule included overnight trips to New York City and the Adirondacks. The team posted big wins against Yeshiva University and defeated Paul Smith’s College to win the Barkeater Cup. The team will defend the cup in 2012 with a match in Syracuse. A return trip to New York City is also planned.
As the program grows and improves we continue to look for talented new players to contribute to the team’s success. At ESF, academics come first but being part of an athletic team enhances the college experience. Our training and game schedule is designed to facilitate academic success while building a competitive soccer program.
Interested players are asked to fill out the above recruitment form.
Playing soccer at ESF gives you the opportunity be part of a successful soccer program while acquiring a tremendous education from one of the top academic institutions in the country.
