WILLIAMSBURG, Va. – The William & Mary women's soccer team returns to action after a week layoff as it travels to Hofstra for a Colonial Athletic Association contest on Sunday, Oct. 7. Kickoff between the Tribe and the Pride is set for 1 p.m.
 
TribeAthletics.com caught up with head coach Julie Shackford to discuss the team's last week, the balance of its offense, and the upcoming match with Hofstra.The video preview is available through the above link or by clicking here.
 

Game Day Information - Game 13 at Hofstra
When	Sunday, Oct. 7 | 1 PM
Where	Hempstead, N.Y.
Venue	Hofstra Soccer Stadium
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Scouting the Tribe
William & Mary (5-7-0, 2-2-0 CAA) looks make it two in a row as it travels to Hofstra on Sunday afternoon. The Tribe is coming off a 2-1 win against Drexel, and had a bye game on Thursday. Redshirt junior Sarah Segan leads the team with four goals, two  assists, and 10 points. Just off the pace is freshman Renee Kohler and sophomore Alex Kuhnle, who have both added two goals and one assist, and five points. Eleven different players have at least a point this season for the Green and Gold, while eight different players have netted goals. In goal, junior Katelyn Briguglio has started 10 games, while senior Sara Vigen has made a pair of starts. Briguglio has posted a 1.49 goals-against-average, made 49 saves, and three shutouts. Meanwhile, Vigen owns a 1.50 goals-against-average and six saves.

Scouting the Pride
The defending league champion Hofstra (9-5-0, 3-2-0) CAA play looks to get back into the win column as it closes the weekend by hosting the Tribe. The Pride was blanked 1-0 on league unbeaten Northeastern. Lucy Porter leads the offense as she is one of three players with double-figure points as she has five goals, three assists, and 13 points this season. Jenn Buoncore is just off of the pace with three goals, six assists, and 12 points, while Sabrina Bryan has four goals, two assists, and 10 points. Both Ashley Wilson and Jenna Borresen have split time in the goal for Hofstra. Wilson has seen action in 13 matches with three starts. She has a 1.43 goals-against average, and 36 saves. Borresen has started 11 matches and posted a 0.33 goals-against-average, with 15 saves. The duo has combined for five shutouts.

Series History
- W&M travels to Hofstra for the 22nd meeting in series history between the two programs on Sunday afternoon. W&M leads the all-time series by an 11-8-2 mark, but the Pride took a pair of games from the Tribe last season including the CAA Semifinals.
- In the CAA Semifinal, Hofstra's Lucy Porter scored in the 63rd minute and the goal was enough as Ashley Wilson and Jenna Borresen combined to make three saves in the clean sheet.
 
What's Ahead
- W&M closes the regular season with three of its final four matches at Martin Family Stadium. That stretch starts with two-straight home games against Elon on Oct. 11 and then James Madison on Oct. 14. Kickoffs are set for 7 p.m. and 2 p.m., respectively.
- Tribe's final weekend of the regular season is a split weekend. The Tribe heads to Delaware on Thursday, Oct. 18, before hosting Northeastern on Sunday, Oct. 21. Kickoffs are set for 7 p.m. and 1 p.m., respectively.
 
Last Time Out
- W&M split its first two conference home games last weekend against UNCW and Drexel.
- After surrendering a pair of first half goals, redshirt junior Sarah Segan scored a 48th minute marker to cut the lead to just one. However, UNCW scored a late goal to pick up a 3-1 road win on Thursday.
- On Sunday, senior Arundel Miguelez and junior Sully Boulden each scored as junior made two stops in a 2-0 shutout victory over Drexel.
 
Sunday Shutouts
- W&M has posted three clean sheets this season all of which have come on Sundays this year. W&M has blanked Coastal Carolina (2-0), Towson (1-0), and Drexel (2-0).
- All three shutouts were with junior Katelyn Briguglio in goal. The junior has posted a 1.49 goals-against-average, 49 saves, and three shutouts this season.
 
Cardiac Tribe
- W&M has shown its flair of the dramatic twice already this season with two furious comebacks scoring a pair of goals in the final five minutes.
- In the win over Liberty the Tribe erased a 1-0 deficit as sophomores Colleen Norton and Alex Kuhnle netted goals in the 85th and 90th minute, respectively, to win 2-1.
- In the very next game after surrendering its 1-0 lead, W&M rallied to score a pair of goals as junior Sully Boulden leveled the score with four minutes left as she stayed with a broken play, before sophomore Meredith Beam scored the winner off of a corner kick in the 89th minute.
 
Balanced Attack
- W&M's offense has been very spread out this season, so far. The Tribe has, at least, one point from 11 of its players this season.
- Furthermore, only three players - redshirt junior Sarah Segan, sophomore Alex Kuhnle, and freshman Renee Kohler – have two, or more, goals. Eight different players have registered a goal this season for the Green and Gold. 
 
Second Half Success
- W&M has scored nine of its 13 goals this season in the second half of the match. The Tribe's only first half goals have come in the season opener against Maryland Bucknell, Towson, and Drexel.
- Furthermore, the Tribe has only scored the match's opening goal four times in its 12 games. The Tribe blanked Coastal Carolina Towson and Drexel, and also scored first at Bucknell. 
 
Multi-Goal Games
- Redshirt junior Sarah Segan recorded her fifth career multi-goal game when she scored twice in the second half against Coastal Carolina.
- Junior Charlotte Hyland is the only other player on the roster that has registered a multi-goal game in her career. She recorded a hat trick in last year's win against Bucknell.
 
Weekly Awards
- Redshirt junior Sarah Segan was named the Colonial Athletic Association Player of the Week for the week of Aug. 27. She scored a pair of goals in the Tribe's win over Coastal Carolina. Also for her efforts, Segan earned an honorable mention spot on the TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team on the Week.
 
Career Firsts
- Sophomore Courtney Miles notched her first career goal off of a rebound in the seventh minute in the match against Maryland.
- In the match with Dayton, freshman Renee Kohler got on the board with her first career marker when she leveled the score in the 81st minute.  
- Sophomore Colleen Norton registered her first career point for the Tribe when she notched an assist on Sarah Segan's second goal against Coastal Carolina.
- Norton went on score her first career goal the next weekend when she buried a shot into the upper left 90 from 30-yards out against Liberty.
- Sophomore Alex Kuhnle also added her first career goal in the game against Liberty. She scored with just 13 seconds left to lift the Tribe to a 2-1 win.
- Junior Sully Boulden scored her first career goal to level the score in the Tribe's 3-2 win at Bucknell.
- Sophomore Meredith Beam netted her first career as the game-winner against the Bison in the 89th minute.
- Senior Arundel Miguelez became the sixth Tribe player to score her first career goal when she scored the game-winner in the 35th minute against Drexel.
 
Postseason Consistency
- W&M has advanced to the last seven CAA Tournament Semifinals dating back to the 2011 season. The Tribe is the lone team in the CAA to accomplish that feat. The Tribe is 2-3-2 in the seven semifinals, won the 2011 CAA Championship, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament in 2015.
 
Selecting Segan
- Redshirt junior Sarah Segan was selected to the Preseason All-CAA Team the league announced.
- Last season, Segan led the Tribe by scoring eight goals, two assists, and 20 points . Despite playing in just 14 games, she still ranked fifth in the CAA in points and second in the league in goals.
 
Fifth Gear
- The William & Mary women's soccer team was selected to finish fifth in a vote of the league 10 head coaches. The Tribe received 48 votes in the poll.
 
- After putting together a perfect conference season in the 2017 season, defending league champion Hofstra was a unanimous pick to repeat as CAA champions.
 
New Era
- On Dec. 3, 2018 W&M Director of Athletics Samantha K. Huge announced the hiring of Julie Cunningham Shackford '88 as the third head coach in W&M women's history. A 25-year coaching veteran and former national coach of the year, Shackford owns a 245-130-33 record (.641) as a head coach with stops at Princeton and Carnegie Mellon.
 
- Her best season at Princeton came in 2004 when she led the Tigers to their first NCAA College Cup Semifinal appearance, which remains the only national semifinal trip for any Ivy League member. The team finished the season with a 19-3 record and earned wins against Central Connecticut State, Villanova, Boston College and Washington to advance to the semifinals, before falling to her former Tribe teammate and current U.S. Women's National Team Coach Jill Ellis and UCLA. For her efforts, she was named the Division I National Coach of the Year and Soccer Buzz Coach of the Year.
 
- A 2001 inductee of the W&M Athletics Hall of Fame, Shackford was a four-year standout for the Tribe from 1984-1987 appearing in 68 career games. She finished her career with 20 goals, nine assists, and 49 points, while helping the Tribe to four consecutive NCAA Tournament berths. She was a three-time All-American.
 
Familiar Faces
- William & Mary returns 23 players from last year's roster to the 2018 Tribe. The 23 players account for 50-percent of W&M's goal scoring, 40-percent of its assists, and 29-percent of its minutes played in goal.
 
O' Captain, My Captain
Head coach Julie Shackford announced that seniors Arundel Miguelez and Sara Vigen as well as redshirt junior Sarah Segan have been named team captains for the 2018 season. The trio was selected based on a vote by their teammates.
 
New Kids on the Block
The Tribe welcomes seven true freshmen to the roster for the 2018 season, which are the teams only new player additions. Goalkeeper Maisy Fling, midfielder Zoe Smith, defender Amanda Wigboldy, midfielder Addie Puskar, midfielder Grace Santos, forward Caroline Monahan, and midfielder Renee Kohler all join the Green and Gold for the upcoming season.
 
Setting the Slate
- W&M will play one of its tougher schedules in recent memory in 2018. The slate is highlighted with a regular season tournament, five teams that appeared in last seasons NCAA Tournament, including a Final Four participant, and hosting 10 games at Martin Family Stadium at Albert-Daly Field.
 
Meet the Staff
- Julie Shackford has announced her coaching staff for the 2019 season. Her staff consists of former teammate Marsha Fishburne Lycan '87, Alexa Gaul and Kristen Washburn.
 
- Lycan was elevated to assistant coach after spending last season on staff as a volunteer assistant. She helped guide the Tribe to eight wins and its fifth straight CAA semifinal appearance in 2017. Lycan mentored three players to All-CAA honors, including a pair of first-teamers in senior midfielders Elysse Branton and Rachel Moore. Prior to returning to Williamsburg, Lycan served as an assistant coach at the University of New England for the previous six seasons.
 
- Gaul spent the last two years as a graduate assistant at Columbus State University, after an impressive collegiate and professional playing career. At Columbus State, Gaul was the goalkeeper coach. She helped guide the Cougars to a pair of Peachbelt Conference regular season and tournament championships. CSU advanced to the Division II Final Four in her first season, before making a Sweet Sixteen run in 2017. Gaul enjoyed a successful collegiate and professional playing career. She spent a year and a half in Willstätt, Germany playing for SC Sand in the Allianz-Frauen Bundesliga Women's First Division. She played three years at the University of Texas, before finishing her college career at Boston College.
 
- Washburn rounds out the staff as a volunteer assistant. She has spent the last nine years in the Navy.  Her time in the service has seen her work as an Intelligence and Administrative Officer at Destroyer Squadron Two, a Naval ROTC instructor at Virginia Military Institute, a Bravo Company Platoon Leader at Coastal Riverine Squadron Three, and a Propulsion Division Officer aboard the USS Cleveland. Prior to entering the service, she was a standout player for the US Naval Academy in Annapolis. She appeared in 65 matches with 18 starts, finishing with six goals, 11 assists, and 23 points during her career. She helped the Mids to 60 wins, a pair of Patriot League Tournament Championships, two Patriot League regular season titles, and two berths in the NCAA Tournament.