Wake Forest Demon Deacons women's soccer

Wake Forest Demon Deacons

Founded	1994
University	Wake Forest University
Conference	ACC
Location	Winston-Salem, NC
Head coach	Tony da Luz (17th year)
Stadium	Spry Stadium (Capacity: 3,000)
Nickname	Deacs
Colors	Black and Old Gold^[1]
NCAA Tournament Appearances
1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
Conference Tournament Champions
2010

The Wake Forest University Demon Deacons women's soccer team is an amateur, NCAA Division I college soccer team composed of students attending Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. They achieved their greatest result in 2011, when they reached the College Cup. Like all sports teams from Wake Forest, women's soccer competes in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The Deacons play their home matches at Spry Stadium on the campus of Wake Forest.

History

Wake Forest fielded its first team in 1994, under the coaching of Chris Turner. The Deacons went 8-9-0 in their first season. Coach Turner lead Wake Forest through 1997 finishing with a 42-34-5 overall and 4-23-0 in the ACC. Tony da Luz took over the program in 1998. The Deacons played in their first NCAA Tournament in 1996, losing in the second round to Florida. The Deacons have reached the NCAA tournament 16 consecutive seasons.

Wake Forest won the ACC Tournament in 2010, and made their first trip to the College Cup in 2011.

Current squad

As of 2014:^[2] Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.	Position	Player
1	GK	Lindsay Preston
2	MF	Riley Ridgik
3	DF	Jenna Romano
4	MF	Megan Curan
5	FW	Jenai Davidson
6	FW	Casey Brown
7	MF	Sarah Teegarden
8	FW	Pilar Torres
9	DF	Jessica Manderich
10	DF	Kim Marshall
11	MF	Maddie Huster
14	MF	Taylor Waters
15	FW	Caroline Wooten

No.	Position	Player
16	MF	Katie Dry
17	MF	Kendal Robino
18	MF	Claudia Day
19	GK	Sara Small
20	FW	Kahla Seymour
21	GK	Tyler Kerxton
23	MF	Kendall Fischlein
25	DF	Ally Haran
26	DF	Maddie Brock
27	DF	Monroe DeVos
29	MF	Lindsey Ervin
30	FW	Sarah Medina

Current coaching staff

Position	Name
Head coach	Tony da Luz
Assistant coach	Jason Lowe
Assistant coach	Megan Jessee

Current season

Win Tie Loss

Ranking indicates that week's NSCAA National Rankings

2014 Exhibition matches

2014-08-12	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	2–0	Charlotte 49ers	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05	Torres 19' Fischlein 56'	Report		Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 314 Referee: Jeremy Smith

2014-08-14	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	4–0	Coastal Carolina Chanticleers	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05	Torres 4' Waters 18' Ridgik 43' Fischlein 64'	Report		Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 331 Referee: Dustin Thorne

2014-08-16	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	0–1	Ohio State Buckeyes	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05		Report	Degler 67'	Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 220 Referee: Dustin Thorne

2014 Regular season

2014-08-25	#21 Wake Forest Demon Deacons	1–0	Wright State Raiders	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
17:00 UTC−05	Wootten 9'	Report		Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 212 Referee: Daniel Burak

2014-08-29	#24 Wake Forest Demon Deacons	1–2	James Madison Dukes	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
17:00 UTC−05	Fischlein 9'	Report	Braun-McLeod 37' Hyland 51'	Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 421 Referee: Christopher Spivey

2014-08-31	Kansas Jayhawks	4–1	#24 Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Lawrence, Kansas
13:00 UTC−05	Kimura 25', 48' Salazar 48' (pen.), 90'	Report	Ridgik 82'	Stadium: Rock Chalk Park Attendance: 503 Referee: Jack Damrill

2014-09-05	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	2–3 (a.e.t.)	UNC Wilmington Seahawks	Blacksburg, Virginia
17:55 UTC−05	Dry 50' Ridgik 88' (pen.)	Report	Leyble 6' Byrne 12' McCormick 100'	Stadium: Sandra D. Thompson Field Attendance: 522

2014-09-07	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	2–0	#13 Georgetown Hoyas	Blacksburg, Virginia
11:30 UTC−05	Torres 40' Ridgik 86'	Report		Stadium: Sandra D. Thompson Field Attendance: 45 Referee: Joe Biava

2014-09-12	#1 UCLA Bruins	2–1	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Los Angeles, California
20:30 UTC−05	White 10' (pen.) Mewis 12'	Report	Ridgik 79'	Stadium: Drake Stadium Attendance: 1,248 Referee: Karen Abt

2014-09-15	#23 Long Beach State 49ers	1–1 (a.e.t.)	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Long Beach, California
20:30 UTC−05	Rangel 29'	Report	Marshall 59' (pen.)	Stadium: George Allen Field Attendance: 642 Referee: Frank Anderson

2014-09-21	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	1–0	NC State Wolfpack	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
13:00 UTC−05	83' (o.g.)	Report		Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 316 Referee: Shane Moody

2014-09-25	#3 Virginia Cavaliers	5–0	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Charlottesville, Virginia
19:00 UTC−05	Cox 12' Brian 28', 65' Reuther 69' Sonnett 80'	Report		Stadium: Klöckner Stadium Attendance: 1,112 Referee: Peter Dhima

2014-09-28	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	0–1	#20 Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
13:00 UTC−05		Report	Simonian 6'	Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 296 Referee: John Douglas

2014-10-04	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	1–1 (a.e.t.)	#21 Clemson Tigers	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05	Teegarden 71'	Report	Atanda 79' (pen.)	Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 563 Referee: Matthew Richardson

2014-10-09	#6 North Carolina Tar Heels	3–0	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Chapel Hill, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05	Nielsen 15' Castleberry 64' Firstenberg 70'	Report		Stadium: Fetzer Field Attendance: 767 Referee: Peter Dhima

2014-10-12	Duke Blue Devils	2–1	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Durham, North Carolina
15:00 UTC−05	Payne 6' Miller 74'	Report	Day 37'	Stadium: Koskinen Stadium Attendance: 478 Referee: Keith Angle

2014-10-18	#10 Virginia Tech Hokies	0–1	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Blacksburg, Virginia
19:00 UTC−05		Report	Marshall 73'	Stadium: Sandra D. Thompson Field Attendance: 826 Referee: John Brady

2014-10-23	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	4–3	Boston College Eagles	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
19:00 UTC−05	Teegarden 6', 28' Haran 69' Ridgik 80'	Report	Dowd 8', 59' O'Brien 32'	Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 512 Referee: Mohammed Samadpour

2014-10-26	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	0–0 (a.e.t.)	Syracuse Orange	Winston-Salem, North Carolina
13:00 UTC−05		Report		Stadium: Spry Stadium Attendance: 651 Referee: Peter Dhima

2014-11-02	Miami Hurricanes	2–1	Wake Forest Demon Deacons	Coral Gables, Florida
13:00 UTC−05	Flinn 59' Dal Pazzo 73'	Report	Marshall 82' (pen.)	Stadium: Cobb Stadium Attendance: 442 Referee: Jeff Davis

Wake Forest seasons

*Denotes Current Season. Statistics subject to change

Season	Conference Record						Conference Tourn. Pos.	Overall Record					Honors	Top points^[3]		Top scorer^[4]
Season	Conference	Pld.	W	L	D	Pos.	Conference Tourn. Pos.	Pld.	W	L	D	Natl. Rank	Honors	Top points^[3]		Top scorer^[4]
1994	ACC	6	0	6	0	7th	QF	17	8	9	0			Cheryl Zimmerman	15	Cheryl Zimmerman	7
1995	ACC	7	1	6	0	7th	QF	21	9	9	3			Julie Scott	21	Julie Scott	8
1996	ACC	7	2	5	0	t-6th	SF	22	14	8	0	20	NCAA 2nd Round	Liz Burnette	27	Liz Burnette	12
1997	ACC	7	1	6	0	7th	QF	21	11	8	2		NCAA 1st Round	Stefanie Mathews	22	Stefanie Mathews	8
1998	ACC	7	4	3	0	4th	SF	21	13	7	1	24	NCAA 1st Round	Anne Shropshire	32	Anne Shropshire	11
1999	ACC	7	4	3	0	t-3rd	F	23	16	6	1	12	NCAA 3rd Round	Joline Charlton	27	Joline Charlton	10
2000	ACC	7	4	3	0	t-2nd	QF	21	11	8	2	23	NCAA 2nd Round	Emily Taggart	24	Emily Taggart	9
2001	ACC	7	3	4	0	t-5th	SF	20	9	9	2		NCAA 1st Round	Stacy Roeck	20	Stacy Roeck	9
2002	ACC	7	2	4	1	t-7th	QF	22	13	8	1		NCAA 2nd Round	Katherine Winstead	24	Sarah Kozey/Katherine Winstead	9
2003	ACC	7	1	4	2	7th	QF	20	10	7	3		NCAA 1st Round	Sarah Kozey/Elizabeth Remy	17	Sarah Kozey/Elizabeth Remy	6
2004	ACC	9	4	4	1	t-5th	QF	19	10	7	2		NCAA 1st Round	Sarah Kozey	28	Sarah Kozey	12
2005	ACC	10	4	6	0	7th	QF	19	9	9	1		NCAA 1st Round	Elizabeth Remy	25	Sarah Kozey	8
2006	ACC	10	6	4	0	3rd	SF	23	16	6	1	19	NCAA 2nd Round	Elizabeth Remy	23	Elizabeth Remy	9
2007	ACC	10	6	2	2	t-2nd	SF	23	13	7	3	20	NCAA 2nd Round	Jill Hutchinson	22	Jill Hutchinson	10
2008	ACC	10	5	5	0	6th	QF	21	13	8	0	25	NCAA 2nd Round	Jill Hutchinson	27	Jill Hutchinson	10
2009	ACC	10	5	3	2	5th	QF	24	16	6	2	8	NCAA Quarterfinalist	Kaley Fountain/Jill Hutchinson	32	Jill Hutchinson	14
2010	ACC	10	5	4	1	5th	W	24	13	8	3	25	NCAA 2nd Round	Katie Stengel	37	Katie Stengel	16
2011	ACC	10	5	2	3	t-4th	F	26	18	4	4	4	NCAA Semifinalist	Katie Stengel	46	Katie Stengel	19
2012	ACC	10	6	3	1	t-2nd	SF	23	14	6	3	15	NCAA 2nd Round	Katie Stengel	22	Katie Stengel	9
2013	ACC	13	5	6	2	9th		21	12	7	2		NCAA 3rd Round	Riley Ridgik	26	Riley Ridgik	11
2014	ACC	10	3	5	2	9th		17	5	9	3			Riley Ridgik	12	Riley Ridgik	5
Totals: 21 Seasons	1 Conference	181	76	88	17		1 ACCT title	447	253	156	39			Katie Stengel	125	Katie Stengel	50

Awards

ACC Coach of the Year:

Tony da Luz - 1998

ACC Offensive Player of the Year:

Katie Stengel - 2011

ACC Freshman of the Year:

Emily Taggart - 1998
Joline Charlton - 1999
Katie Stengel - 2010

NSCAA All-Americans

Year	Player(s)
2009	Kaley Fountain**
2010	Katie Stengel*
2011	Aubrey Bledsoe*, Katie Stengel
2012	Katie Stengel*

(*) Denotes 2nd Team All-American
(**) Denotes 3rd Team All-American

All-ACC Players

The players are all first team All-ACC, unless otherwise noted

Year	Player(s)
1997	Stefanie Mathews*
1998	Stefanie Mathews, Emily Taggart
1999	Joline Charlton, Erin Regan, Stacy Roeck, Emily Taggart
2000	Joline Charlton, Stacy Roeck*, Emily Taggart
2001	Sarah Kate Noftsinger*, Stacy Roeck, Emily Taggart
2002	A.B. Robbins, Katherine Winstead
2003	Melanie Schneider, Alena Thom
2004	Alli Hunt, Sarah Kozey
2005	Sarah Kozey, Melanie Schneider
2006	Kristina Hanley*, Elizabeth Remy
2007	Kaley Fountain, Jill Hutchinson, Allie Sadow, Amy Smerdzinski*
2008	Kaley Fountain, Amy Smerdzinski
2009	Kaley Fountain, Jill Hutchinson
2010	Katie Stengel
2011	Aubrey Bledsoe, Caralee Keppler*, Katie Stengel
2012	Aubrey Bledsoe*, Katie Stengel
2013	Aubrey Bledsoe, Riley Ridgik, Katie Stengel

(*) Denotes 2nd Team All-ACC

Players in the WPS Draft

Year	Player	Round #	Pick #	Overall #	Team
2010	Kaley Fountain	2nd	9	20	FC Gold Pride
2010	Jill Hutchinson	4th	1	30	Atlanta Beat
2010	Caitlin Farrell	7th	2	58	Philadelphia Independence
2011	Caitlin Farrell	2nd	3	11	Philadelphia Independence
2011	Bianca D'Agostino	3rd	6	18	Philadelphia Independence

Players in the NWSL Draft

Year	Player	Round #	Pick #	Overall #	Team
2013	Kristen Meier	3rd	7	23	Seattle Reign FC
2013	Jackie Logue	4th	6	30	Western New York Flash

References

↑ "Colors and Paper Stock | Identity Standards | Wake Forest University". Identitystandards.wfu.edu. 2012-01-27. Retrieved 2014-08-19.
↑ "2014 Women's Soccer Roster". CBS Interactive. Retrieved 2014-08-21.
↑ In NCAA scoring, goals count as 2 points while assists count as one point.
↑ Goals in all competitions (regular season, Conference, and NCAA Tournament) are counted.

External links

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