The Caldwell College women's soccer team was predicted to finish fourth this season by the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference 2009 Preseason Poll, the league announced today. Last season the Cougars tied for fourth place with a conference record of 7-3-1 and advanced to the semifinals of the CACC Tournament. Philadelphia and Georgian Court, last year’s CACC Tournament finalists, tied for first in this year’s poll, which was voted on by the conference’s 13 head coaches.

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The Caldwell College women’s soccer team will add 10 new players for the fall of 2009, coach Nate Guagliardi announced. The recruiting, which consists of eight incoming freshmen and two transfers students, joins 13 returnees from last year’s 8-11-1 squad that advanced to the semifinals of the Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference Tournament.

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Senior midfielder Kristee Paknis (Whiting, NJ/Manchester) proved to be unstoppable, scoring four goals as the Caldwell College women's soccer team beat Felician College, 5-0 in a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference match Wednesday afternoon at Caldwell Field. The victory is the Cougars' first of the season and gives them a 1-6 overall record and a 1-1 mark in the CACC. Felician, which had won its previous three games, falls to 3-5, 2-2 CACC.

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The Caldwell College women's soccer team failed to pick up its first win of the season on Wednesday, losing to Queens College 3-1 in a non-conference game. The loss is the Cougars' sixth straight to begin the season, while the Knights improve to 3-1. Senior midfielder Samantha Rinks (Corinth, TX/Billy Ryan) scored the Cougars' only goal in the ninth minute.

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The Caldwell College women's soccer team dropped a non-conference game to Molloy, 2-0 Monday night at the Dean Skelos Sports Complex. The result marks the fourth time the Cougars (0-5) have been shut out this season. The Lions improve to 2-2 with the win.

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A pair of goals in the final five minutes of the second half allowed Holy Family University to defeat the Caldwell College women's soccer team, 4-2 in the first Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference match of the season for both teams Saturday afternoon. Senior midfielder Kristee Paknis (Whiting, NJ/Manchester) scored both goals for the Cougars, who fall to 0-4 on the season. Holy Family, which won the CACC title in 2007, improved to 2-4.

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The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost to C.W. Post University, 4-0 in a non-conference game Wednesday afternoon at Robert Blitz Field. The result keeps the Cougars scoreless in three games this season and drops their record to 0-3. The Pioneers, who are ranked 10th in the latest NSCAA Division II national poll, remain unbeaten at 4-0.

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The Caldwell College women's soccer team dropped a close game to Le Moyne College, 2-0 at the American International Tournament Saturday afternoon at AIC Park. The result leaves the Cougars winless on the season at 0-2, while the Dolphins improve to 2-0.

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The Caldwell College women's soccer team lost to American International College, 5-0 in the AIC Tournament Friday afternoon at AIC Park. The game marked the 2008 season opener for the Cougars, who were 5-14 a year ago. 

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Fourteen student-athletes will be joining the Caldwell College women’s soccer team for the fall of 2008, coach Nate Guagliardi announced. The recruiting class, which includes three transfer students and 11 incoming freshmen, will bolster the Cougars’ roster that returns just five players from last season’s 5-14 squad.

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