Women's Soccer

2007 Record 16-6, 5-3 SLIAC Europe Trip Support Europe Trip Intinerary (.pdf) Recruiting Panther Recruit Form How to become a Panther Financial Aid & GC Scholarship FAQ APPLY ONLINE Alumni Comments All-Time Records -Coaching Records -Individual Records 2007 Season Statistics 2006 Season Statistics 2005 Season Statistics 2004 Season Statistics 2003 Season Statistics 2002 Season Statistics 2007 Media Guide (5.4MB .pdf) 2006 Media Guide (4MB .pdf) 2005 Media Guide (2MB .pdf) 2004 Media Guide (9MB .pdf) SLIAC Standings Summer Soccer Camps Daily Habits of the Best Small-College Soccer Coaches - Make the Big Time Where You Are - Brian McMahon Interview Daily Habits of the Best Small-College Soccer Players - Make It the Big-Time - Brian McMahon Interview

Greenville Women's Soccer Highlights:

Since 2002
* 06, 07 NCCAA Regional Qualifiers
* 07 SLIAC Tournament Qualifiers
* 20 SLIAC All-Conference
* 12 NCCAA All-Region
* 1 NCCAA All-American
* 1 ESPN Co-Sida Academic All-American

2007 Highlights: 16-6

* 4 School Records
- 16-6 overall record
- 83 goals scored
- 30 goals against
- Natalie Lappe - 70 points (29 goals, 12 assists)
- Jackie Sievert - 18 assists

* 1 NCAA Division III Record
- Natalie Lappe - 17 Consecutive Games with a Goal - 3rd all-time

* NCCAA Highlights
- Natalie Lappe - NCCAA leader in goals scored and third in assists

* 5 SLIAC All-Conference
- Natalie Lappe - Player of the Year
- Jackie Sievert
- Molly Spinder
- Sarah Demaree
- Nikki Ziegemeier

* 4 SLIAC All-Academic Team
- Caroline Christian
- Stormy Hatt
- Natalie Lappe
- Kim Reddell

* 2 NCCAA All-Region
- Natalie Lappe
- Jackie Sievert

2006 Highlights
* NCCAA Regional Qualfiers

* 3 SLIAC All-Conference
- Natalie Lappe
- Victoria Sievert
- Janie Hayward

* 2 NCCAA All-Region
- Natalie Lappe
- Victoria Sievert

Women's Soccer is Greenville College's newest intercollegiate program. It was originally established as a club team and became an official varsity sport in 1995. The program has qualified for NCCAA postseason competition on three occasions. In recent years, players have gained increased recognition by the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) and NCCAA.

The 2008 Lady Panthers will look forward to building on past success as they represent Greenville College this season.