Standings Through Games of July 4, 2009

Conference								Overall
Team	Points	W	L	T	Pct.	Home	Away	W	L	T	Pct.	Home	Away	Neut.
Trinity University	27	9	0	0	1.000	5 - 0 - 0	4 - 0 - 0	15	3	0	0.833	7 - 0 - 0	8 - 2 - 0	0 - 1 - 0
DePauw University	24	8	1	0	0.889	4 - 1 - 0	4 - 0 - 0	15	4	0	0.789	9 - 1 - 0	6 - 3 - 0	0 - 0 - 0
Centre College	17	5	2	2	0.667	4 - 1 - 1	1 - 1 - 1	9	5	3	0.618	6 - 2 - 2	2 - 2 - 1	1 - 1 - 0
Hendrix College	16	5	3	1	0.611	3 - 1 - 1	2 - 2 - 0	10	5	1	0.656	5 - 1 - 1	4 - 4 - 0	1 - 0 - 0
Rhodes College	12	4	5	0	0.444	1 - 3 - 0	3 - 2 - 0	7	8	1	0.469	4 - 5 - 0	3 - 2 - 1	0 - 1 - 0
Univ. of the South-Sewanee	12	4	5	0	0.444	3 - 1 - 0	1 - 4 - 0	7	9	0	0.438	5 - 4 - 0	2 - 5 - 0	0 - 0 - 0
Southwestern University	10	3	5	1	0.389	3 - 1 - 0	0 - 4 - 1	6	7	2	0.467	3 - 2 - 0	3 - 5 - 2	0 - 0 - 0
Oglethorpe University	6	2	7	0	0.222	1 - 3 - 0	1 - 4 - 0	6	12	0	0.333	4 - 4 - 0	2 - 6 - 0	0 - 2 - 0
Millsaps College	0	0	9	0	0.000	0 - 5 - 0	0 - 4 - 0	2	17	0	0.105	1 - 8 - 0	0 - 8 - 0	1 - 1 - 0

               
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DePauw falls 3-0 to Ohio Wesleyan in Great Lakes semis; Trinity drops 3-2 decision to Hardin-Simmons in South Region semis (DEPAUW GAME) / (TRINITY GAME)

Michelle Aymond scores both goals as DePauw blanks John Carroll (Ohio) 2-0 in NCAA first round play (STORY)

Trinity clinches SCAC title and bid to NCAA Tournament; seventh-consecutive trip to postseason for the Tigers (STORY)

DePauw receives at-large bid to NCAA Tournament (STORY)

Trinity first in the South Region; DePauw second in Great Lakes (SOUTH) / (GREAT LAKES)

SCAC has two top-10 teams as Trinity moves to 7th and DePauw to 10th in latest rankings (NSCAA National Rankings)

BENNING AND TOURVILLE OF HENDRIX; ROWLAND OF TRINITY EARN TOP HONORS IN ALL-SCAC WOMEN’S SOCCER VOTING

Junior forward Stephanie Benning and coach Glen Tourville, both of Hendrix College, were selected as SCAC Player and Coach-of-the-Year respectively, and Lindsay Rowland of Trinity University was tabbed as the league’s Freshman-of-the-Year in exclusive all-conference voting by the league’s head coaches.

Benning, the first player in the history of the Hendrix soccer program to garner player-of-the-year honors, had 14 goals and eight assists for the Warriors during the 2001 season. Just a junior, Benning is already fifth all-time on the SCAC career goals scored list with 53. Only Sara Morgan of Centre College (1995-98) averaged more goals per game than Benning has in her three years at Hendrix. In addition, she is tied for 10th all-time in the conference in points scored with 118 (53 goals, 12 assists).

Coach Glen Tourville guided the Hendrix women to their first-ever winning season as the Warriors finished 10-5-1 overall. More importantly, Hendrix finished 5-3-1 and fourth-place in the SCAC – the highest finish ever for the women’s team. When Tourville arrived in 1997, Hendrix had never won a conference game and was 4-57-1 overall since joining the league in 1992. The last three seasons, the Warriors are 26-21-1 overall and have seen their conference victory total rise from two to three to this season’s 10 in that stretch.

Rowland had a phenomenal rookie season for Trinity, scoring a league-leading 19 goals from her forward position. She finished second on the team and in the league in scoring – averaging 2.33 points per game, trailing only teammate Erica Adelstein. Her play was key in propelling the Tigers to a perfect 9-0-0 conference mark, 15-3-0 overall record, and a berth into the NCAA tournament.

SCAC Women's Soccer Co-Players-of-the-Week (For games played from Monday, Oct. 22nd  through Sunday, Oct. 28th) Two women's teams from the SCAC are heading into the NCAA Tournament, and each had a player that contributed to the team's success - both in the past week and the entire season. Lindsay Rowland of Trinity University, a first-year forward from Dallas, Texas, scored three goals in the TU Tigers two victories over the past week, concluding the team's regular season. The Tigers clinched their ninth SCAC title with a 3-0 win over Southwestern, and then finished the week with a 3-0 win over DII St. Edward's University on Sunday. Rowland scored the first two goals against Southwestern - one of which ended up as the game-winner, and then scored the final goal of the regular season against St. Edward's. Rowland amassed an incredible 19 goals in her first collegiate season, which leads the team and the SCAC. As Rowland's career is just beginning, Lizzie Ephraim of DePauw University, a senior back from Glencoe, Ill., put the finishing touches on her final regular season for the Tigers by scoring the first two goals of her career in victories over Sewanee (3-0) and Centre (4-1). Ephraim, who is a three-time All-SCAC performer, had a penalty-kick goal in both SCAC victories. She will have a chance to add to her two-game scoring streak as the DU Tigers were awarded an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and will host John Carroll (Ohio) University on Wednesday.   Other impressive performances in the SCAC: Sophomore forward Elaine Odle of Rhodes had two goals, including the game-winner, in Friday's 4-1 defeat of Millikin (Ill.). She finishes the 2001 season as the Lynx' third-leading scorer with five goals, one assist and 11 points. Odle also led the team in scoring last season (9 goals, 2 assists, 20 points) when she was named 2nd Team All-SCAC. Centre, Hendrix, Millsaps, Oglethorpe, Rose-Hulman, Sewanee and Southwestern did not nominate anyone for the award. Past SCAC Players-of-the-Week Week 1 - Anne Stoehr, Fy., Midfielder, Rhodes College Week 2 - Michelle Aymond, Jr., Forward, DePauw University Week 3 - Stephanie Benning, Jr., Forward, Hendrix College Week 4 - Stephanie Benning, Jr., Forward, Hendrix College Week 5 - Lindsay Rowland, Fy., Forward, Trinity University Week 6 - Lindsay Rowland, Fy., Forward, Trinity University Week 7 - Brianna Baker, So., Forward, Centre College Week 8 - Alexia Donahue, Fy., Forward, Trinity University TRINITY TABBED TO REPEAT AS SCAC WOMEN’S SOCCER CHAMPIONS The Trinity University Tigers have been selected to defend its Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) women’s soccer title in exclusive preseason voting by the conference head coaches.  After DePauw University broke Trinity’s string of seven-consecutive SCAC championships in 1999, the TU Tigers returned to the top of the standings in 2000. Trinity ran the table with a conference mark of 9-0, and advanced all the way to the national semifinals before falling to the College of New Jersey 1-0, in overtime to finish the season at 19-2-1. Trinity received seven of the 10 first-place votes from the coaches, while DePauw received the other three. DePauw dominated the individual voting as six Tigers were tabbed preseason all-conference by the coaches. The SCAC continues to be one of the strongest Division III soccer conferences in the nation as both Trinity (3rd) and DePauw (14th) are ranked in the NSCAA/adidas women’s preseason top-25 poll. No other DIII conference has more schools in the preseason rankings and just five other leagues have as many. 2001 SCAC Women's Soccer Predicted Order of Finish (First-place votes in parentheses followed by vote totals) Rank Team Vote totals 1. Trinity University Tigers 97 (7) 2. DePauw University Tigers 93 (3) 3. The University of the South-Sewanee 69 4. Southwestern University Pirates 65 5. Centre College Colonels 57 6. Rhodes College Lynx 48 7. Hendrix College Warriors 45 8. Oglethorpe University Stormy Petrels 39 9. Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Engineers 21 10. Millsaps College Majors 16 2001 Preseason All-SCAC Women's Soccer Team (Eleven selected, including one goalkeeper) Name School Class Pos Hometown *Michelle Aymond DePauw University Jr. F Columbus, Ind. Ellen Abramson Trinity University Sr. F Houston, Texas Erica Adelstein Trinity University Jr. MF Dallas, Texas Stephanie Benning Hendrix College Jr. F Little Rock, Ark. Megan Bevington DePauw University Jr. MF Westerville, Ohio Becca Carle Hendrix College Jr. MF Little Rock, Ark. Lizzie Ephraim DePauw University Sr. D Glencoe, Ill. Allison Glibkowski DePauw University So. GK Glen Ellyn, Ind. Brigid Roche DePauw University Jr. D Palmer Lake, Colo. Cathy Schmidt University of the South-Sewanee Sr. F Nicholasville, Ky. Corinne Scott DePauw University So. MF Gurnee, Ill. *Amanda Seifert University of the South-Sewanee Jr. MF/F Huntingdon, N.Y. *Two players tied for the final positional spot