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2007 All-Independent Conference Teams |
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Wednesday, 12 December 2007 |
The NCAA Association of DIII Independents has named
the 2007 All-Independent Conference Teams.
After competing well during their respective seasons, the University of Maine at Presque Isle fall sport
athletes of the Men's and Women's Cross Country, and Men's and Women's soccer
teams are being honored on the following teams:
2007 All-Independent Men's Soccer Teams
First Team -
Senior Midfielder Matt Petrie (Old Town, ME)
Second Team
- Senior Defender Chase Higgins (Presque Isle, ME)
Honorable
Mention - Sophomore Defender Trevor
Hews (Van Buren, ME)
2007 All-Independent Women's Soccer Teams
Second Team - Defender Senior Anna Delong (Presque Isle, ME)
Honorable
Mention - Forward Junior Erin
Pelletier (Madawaska, ME)
Honorable
Mention - Goalkeeper Sophomore Billie Martin
(Caribou, ME)
2007 All-Independent Men's Cross Country Teams
Second Team - Junior Emerson Wright (Presque Isle, ME)
2007 All-Independent Women's Cross Country Teams
First Team - Junior Michelle Phillips (Riverview, NB)
Second Team - Senior Leah Joy (Swan's Island, ME)
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UMPI Women’s Soccer finish the Season Strong |
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Saturday, 27 October 2007 |
The UMaine Presque Isle Lady Owls earned a huge win defeating rival team, UMFK, with a score of 3-1. The first goal of the match was scored by freshman, Mindy Dolley (LaGrange, ME) as she launched a well struck shot from just outside the 18. Dolley also notched the second goal of the game off a set kick taken by senior captian, Anna Delong(Presque Isle) with minutes remaing in the first half of play. The Fort Kent lady Bengals came out strong in the second half and a goal was netted by Jordyann Blacke off an assist from Brianne McGary. UMPI's junior striker, Erin Pelletier (Madawaska, ME) answered back with a goal off a corner kick to seal the victory for the Owls. After the match, the UMPI women celebrated as the traditional "potato barrel" was handed over to UMPI captains, Rachel Nightingale (Hermon, ME), Delong, and Pelletier. The potato barrel will remain in the possession of the UMaine Presque Isle women's team until the two rival teams meet again next fall.
On Sunday, the Lady Owls began their last match of the season by honoring their seniors, Julie Wescott (Westbrook, ME), Lize Maynard (Washburn), Rachel Willey (Caribou, ME), and two captains, Rachel Nightingale (Hermon, ME) and Anna Delong (Presque Isle, ME).
The UMPI Women ended their season with a 3-0 win over UMaine Machais, outshooting their opponent 24 to 1, while dominating the entire game. Junior striker, Erin Pelletier (Madawaska, ME) tucked away two goals in the match, ending her season with an impressive 12 goals and 2 assists. Freshman stand-out, Jessica Kinney (Caribou, ME) netted the last goal of the season for the Lady Owls.
UMPI coach, Tammy Krul was very pleased with the team's effort this season. "We overcame many obstacles to get to this point. The ladies trained hard and noticeably improved each week. It was very rewarding to work with such a dedicated group of athletes."
The UMPI Owls end their season with an overall record of 8-8. After a slow start, the team finished strong, winning their lost two games at home.
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Lyndon State Women top UMaine Presque Isle |
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Saturday, 20 October 2007 |
Kelly Warren and Kathy Kline
scored two goals each, and collected one assist, in Lyndon State College's 4-2
win over the University of Maine
at Presque Isle Saturday in women's collegiate soccer action. Despite the fact that UMaine Presque Isle
controlled the possession for the majority of the game, Lyndon State was able to capitalize on the Owl's mistakes and
finished their goals on the counter attack.
After the Hornets upped the
advantage to 2-0 at the beginning of the second half, UMaine Senior Anna Delong
(Presque Isle, ME) answered with a beautiful goal from a direct kick
cutting the deficit to 2-1.
The next three goals were
scored only minutes apart from each other.
Warren regained Lyndon's two-goal lead at 73:51 and Kline
scored an unassisted goal with 14:53 left to play in regulation. Anna Delong once again showed her leadership
by finding the back of the net at 78:44, scoring her second goal of the match.
UMaine Presque Isle's keeper
Billie Martin (Caribou, ME) made
four saves in the loss.
"We often seem to be the
better team in most of the matches we play," commented Coach Tammy Krul, "but we
end up losing the game in the transition moments."
The Owls move to 6-8-0 on the
season as they look to host rival UMaine Fort Kent on Thursday evening at
5:30. Both the men's and women's soccer
games will be held at the Presque Isle Middle
School
field.
On Sunday afternoon, both Owl teams will play host to
UMaine Machias as they pay tribute to their UMaine Presque Isle senior soccer
players. The women's game will begin at
12:00 pm, followed by the men at 2:00 pm.
Come and support your Owl teams and their student-athletes!
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Owls Soar over Nighthawks |
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Saturday, 13 October 2007 |
Boston, MA, October 14 - Despite having to play with only 10 players on the
road, the University of Maine
at Presque women's soccer team had a very successful weekend. On Sunday,
the Lady Owls traveled to Newbury College in Boston and easily came away with a 9-0 win. Chelsea
Boudreau (Wallace, NS) started the scoring attack just 55 seconds into the
game when she found the back of the net off a pass from midfielder Jessica Kinney (Caribou, ME), who had
4 beautiful assists on the day. Boudreau, Katie Moody (Presque Isle, ME), Mindy
Dolley (LaGrange, ME), and Erin
Pelletier (Madawaska, ME) each had a pair of goals for the Owls. Adding to the point total was Makayla Gahagan (Caribou, ME) scored
the final goal of the game off a pass from Moody.
On Saturday, the Lady Owls had
traveled to Mitchell College in New London, Connecticut and played a hard fought game which resulted in a 3-1
loss. Katie Moody (Presque Isle, ME) had the lone Owl goal for the match. First year
Coach Tammy Krul was very pleased with the way her played regardless of the
outcome, "Both teams had only seven shots on goal and I felt that the game
was played evenly in the middle. I'm
very proud of my team."
On Thursday, the UMaine PI
women traveled to the University of Maine at Machias and easily defeated the Clippers 9-0. Erin
Pelletier (Madwaska, ME) led the scoring attack with a hat trick and Jessica Kinney (Caribou, ME) scored
twice. Other goal scorers for UMPI were Mindy Dolley (LeGrange, ME), Anna Delong
(Presque Isle, ME), Katie
Moody (Presque Isle, ME), and Joanna
Bubar (Riverside, NB). Billie Martin (Caribou, ME) had four saves for the shut out. "Our team played their best game of the
season," commented Coach Krul, "they moved the ball very well and had excellent
combination passes. It was beautiful
soccer to watch."
The Owls move to 5-7-0 on the season as they look to host Maine Maritime Academy on Thursday afternoon. Game time is at 3:00 pm.
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Owl Women’s Soccer split in two contests |
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Thursday, 04 October 2007 |
After traveling to Unity College on Thursday, the UMaine Presque Isle women's soccer
team handedly defeated the Lady Rams 5-0.
Erin Pelletier (Madawaska, ME) led all scorers with a hat trick; other goals for the
day were put in by Jessica Kinney
(Caribou, ME) and Katie Moody (Presque
Isle, ME).
On Saturday, October 6, the
Owl women hosted Thomas College of Waterville, ME. The game was evenly matched throughout most
of the contest, each team producing 17 shots on goal. Brittany Morin of Thomas finally put one in
with only 4:48 remaining in the first half of play, which gave
Thomas the one point advantage going into half time. In the second half, the Terriers were able to
seal the win on another goal by Morin off a corner kick. Thomas College pulled off the 2-0 win, and UMaine Presque Isle goes
to 3-6-0 on the season.
The Owls will
travel to Machias Thursday to take on UMM; game time is at 2:00 pm.
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