TREVECCA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
Women’s Soccer
2006-2007 Season Review
Overall: 6-8-3 TranSouth: 3-4 (5th of 8)
Postseason: TranSouth Tournament: Eliminated by Union (first round)
All-TranSouth: Second Team: Kimberly Goodson, Ashley Holloway, Heater Martin, Heather Olson
TranSouth Scholar-Athlete: Jessica Blankenship, Kimberly Goodson, Ashley Harden, Lilian Mwangi, Heather Olson, Anne Opana, Katie Wilson
Trevecca came into the 2006-2007 women’s soccer season after posting a program-record eight wins in 2005. Head Coach Mark Champion, in his third season at the helm, led his team in the newly re-vamped TranSouth Conference, a conference which boasted the defending NAIA National Champion.
Trevecca started the season with a home match against Brescia University, taking a 1-0 win from the Lady Bearcats behind freshman Kassie Evick’s first goal as a Trojan. In Trevecca’s next two games, the women were unable to find the net, dropping a 1-0 decision to Shorter College and notching a scoreless tie with Asbury College before heading west for a tough two-game road trip to Oregon.
The Oregon trip started with a 5-0 loss to NAIA No. 6 Concordia-Portland. Champion and his team rallied and claimed a double-overtime win over Warner Pacific University by the count of 3-2. The win started a four-match unbeaten streak, which included wins over Oakland City University (1-0) and Crichton College (2-0), and a 2-2 tie with the University of the Cumberlands.
The Trojans faced a tough stretch with a pair of one-goal losses to No. 12 Bethel College (1-0) and a talented Union University team. Trevecca also fell 5-1 to No. 4 Martin Methodist then saw Cumberland University cancel their season due to injuries. With a 4-5-2 overall record and a 1-3 TranSouth record the Trojans posted 2-2-1 mark in their last five regular season matches and entered the postseason with a record of 6-7-3, including a 3-4 record in the TranSouth.
Trevecca drew Union University in the first round of the TranSouth tournament, and the Trojans fell to the Bulldogs 5-0, ending the season.
Kimberly Goodson, who finished 10th in the NAIA in saves per game at 7.56 per contest, Heather Martin, and Heather Olson all made the all-TranSouth Second Team. Goodson, Olsen, Ashley Harden, Lilian Mwangi, Jessica Blankenship, Anne Opana, and Katie Wilson all made the TranSouth all-Academic Team.
2006 Team Rankings
Ranks Number 11 in Shutouts per Game (0.250)
Ranks Number 15 in Saves per Game (7.560)
Ranks Number 21 in Shots per Game (14.500)
Ranks Number 21 in Shots on Goal per Game (7.630)
Ranks Number 21 in Goals Allowed per Game (1.630)
Ranks Number 29 in Assists per Game (1.060)
Ranks Number 32 in Goals per Game (1.250)
2006 Individual Rankings
Kassie Evick Ranks Number 8 in Game Winning Goals pg (0.190)
Kimberley Goodson Ranks Number 9 in Saves pg (7.560)
Ashley Holloway Ranks Number 24 in Assists pg (0.440)
Kimberley Goodson Ranks Number 26 in Goals Against pg (1.560)
Ashley Holloway Ranks Number 29 in Shots on Goal pg (1.690)
Ashley Holloway Ranks Number 30 in Shots pg (3.060)
Kassie Evick Ranks Number 48 in Shots pg (2.500)
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