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2003 Women's Soccer

15 Lori Quintavalle

  • Height 5-6
  • Class Senior
  • Highschool Haddonfield Memorial
  • Hometown Haddonfield, NJ

Biography

A player with a great amount of passion for the game... Can outwork anyone on the field... Will see time either up front or as an outside midfielder.

2002 - A key component in the 1-0 win over Delaware... Played in all 17 games and finished the season tied for second on the team with five goals... Also added four assists...Scored the game-winner against Long Island.

2001 - Saw action in 16 games and recorded seven shots.

2000 - Scored goals in UMBC’s Northeast Conference victories against St. Francis (PA) and Wagner.

BACKGROUND - A First Team All-Conference selection and All-South Jersey pick in 1997, 1998, and 1999... Made the All-State Team in 1999... Also lettered in track, softball, and basketball... Daughter of Sharon and Paul Quintavalle... Sister, Beth, was a four-year letter-winner in soccer at UMBC... Born on November 27, 1981...Majoring in American Studies.

GP/GS SH G A
2002 17/14 27 5 4
2001 16/0 7 0 0
2000 14/0 7 2 1
TOTAL 37/14 41 7 5

 

 

 

Statistics

Season:
2003

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Historical Player Information

  • 14

    2000Freshman

    Forward
    5'6"
    14
  • 14

    2001Sophomore

    Forward
    5'6"
    14
  • 15

    2002Junior

    M
    5'6"
    15
  • 15

    2003Senior

    F/M
    5'6"
    15
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