At Stevens Institute of Technology – Won 4-0      Box Score

The Greyhounds finished off the 2004 season by defeating Stevens Institute of Technology, 4-0, in a non-conference match to tie the Moravian record for victories in a season with ten. The Greyhounds complete the year with a 10-6 mark, equaling the win totals from the 1988, 1989, 1992 and 1996 seasons. The match with the Ducks was scoreless at halftime, however, the Greyhounds didn't take long in the second half to get the scoring started. Freshman midfielder Jayme Baker scored her first career goal off an assist from senior forward Kelly Boone just 1:32 into the second half, giving the Greyhounds all the offense they would need. Freshman forward Savannah Bayer netted an unassisted goal, ninth of the season in the 53rd minute. Boone then scored the first of two goals in the 56th minute off a pass from junior forward Stacee Cupples. The assist was Cupples' school-record 11th assist of the year. Boone scored her fourth goal of the season in the 64th minute off an assist from Baker. Moravian out shot the Ducks 24-2 with sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun making one save for her second shutout of the season. The Greyhounds also had a 10-1 edge in penalty corners.

Moravian College	(10-8)	0	4	--	4
Stevens Institute of Technology	(1-14)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
MOR - Jayme Baker (Kelly Boone), 36:32
MOR - Savannah Bayer (unassisted), 52:07
MOR - Boone (Stacee Cupples), 55:44
MOR - Boone (Baker), 63:33

At Widener University – Lost 6-2       Box Score

Moravian dropped its final Commonwealth Conference match of the season, falling to Widener University 6-2 in Chester, while the victory clinched a playoff berth for the Pioneers. The Greyhounds fell behind 5-0 in the first half. Moravian would finally score in the 41st minute when senior forward Stacee Cupples found the back of the net on an unassisted goal, her 15th goal of the season. Cupples added another goal in the 45th minute off an assist from freshman forward Savannah Bayer. Widener had a 25-10 advantage in shots while both teams had six penalty corners. Sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made six saves in the contest.

Moravian College	(9-8, 2-5 CWEALTH)	0	2	--	2
Widener University	(10-4, 4-3 CWEALTH)	5	1	--	6

Scoring:
WID - Nicole Bosso (Jamie Carr), 13:55
WID - Mallory Meyer (unassisted), 20:37
WID - Beckly Bleam (Christina Blanco), 21:30
WID - Bleam (Blanco), 22:08
WID - Blanco (unassisted), 26:40
MOR - Stacee Cupples (unassisted), 40:36
MOR - Cupples (Savannah Bayer), 44:09
WID - Melissa Pappas (Amy Koons), 58:52

Vs. Elizabethtown College – Won 4-1       Box Score

The Greyhounds won their second Commonwealth Conference match of the season in their final home game, defeating Elizabethtown College, 4-1. The win lifted the Greyhounds to 9-7 on the season, the most wins since a 10-6 slate back in 1996. Moravian jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the fifth minute on a goal by senior forward Kelly Boone, assisted by sophomore forward Elyse Jurgen. The goal was Boone's second of the year. Jurgen would net the game winner in the seventh minute off an assist by junior forward Stacee Cupples. Jurgen added another goal, her sixth of the season, off a pass from Cupples in the 16th minute before Elizabethtown scored its only goal of the contest in the 26th minute. Freshman forward Savannah Bayer finished off the scoring with an unassisted goal, her eighth of the year, in the 51st minute for the Greyhounds. Elizabethtown had a 14-11 advantage in shots. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made 11 saves while Blue Jay keeper Lisa Marquette added six saves. Junior defender Jill Brinckman had a defensive save for the Greyhounds.

Elizabethtown College	(4-15, 1-5 CWEALTH)	1	0	--	1
Moravian College	(9-7, 2-4 CWEALTH)	3	1	--	4

Scoring:
MOR - Kelly Boone (Elyse Jurgen), 4:58
MOR - Jurgen (Stacee Cupples), 6:54
MOR - Jurgen (Cupples), 15:29
ETOWN - Traci Benner (unassisted), 25:57
MOR - Savannah Bayer (unassisted), 50:06

At Ramapo College of New Jersey – Lost 2-1       Box Score

Moravian suffered a 2-1 loss at Ramapo College of New Jersey in non-conference action. The one-goal loss was the fourth this season for the Greyhounds. The Roadrunners jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 50th minute before Moravian tied the match in the 55th minute on a penalty stroke by junior forward Stacee Cupples. The goal was Cupples' 14th of the season. Ramapo won the match with a goal in the 64th minute. The Roadrunners had a 12-11 advantage in shots while Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made three saves.

Moravian College	(8-7)	0	1	--	1
Ramapo College of New Jersey	(7-7)	0	2	--	2

Scoring:
RC - Lindsay Hellwig (Devin Flynn), 50:00
MOR - Stacee Cupples (penalty stroke), 54:27
RC - Flynn (Meredith Gribben), 63:50

At DeSales University – Won 4-3       Box Score

The Greyhounds snapped a four-match losing streak with a 4-3 victory at DeSales University in non-conference action. Moravian fell behind 1-0 on the first of three goals by Gina Malatesta before junior forward Stacee Cupples found the back of the cage off assists from sophomore forward Alyse Moyer and sophomore midfielder Jenna Abramson in the 23rd minute to tie the match. Cupples netted her second goal of the game in the 29th minute, her 12th goal of the season. However, DeSales would tie the match just before halftime. Senior forward Kelly Boone put Moravian ahead for good in the 46th minute when she scored he first goal of the season off a pass from freshman forward Savannah Bayer. Cupples would complete her first career hat trick just 1:26 later for what would be the winning goal. DeSales scored again 59 seconds after Cupples 13th goal of the season but the Greyhounds made the score stand up at 4-3 for the team's eighth win of the season, the most for Moravian since an 8-9- record in 1997. DeSales had a 14-12 advantage in shots and a 12-7 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun had five saves while Shavonne Hannahoe made five stops for DeSales.

Moravian College	(8-6)	2	2	--	4
DeSales University	(6-7)	2	1	--	3

Scoring:
DSU - Gina Malatesta (unassisted), 18:40
MOR - Stacee Cupples (Alyse Moyer, Jenna Abramson), 22:08
MOR - Cupples (unassisted), 28:04
DSU - Malatesta (unassisted), 31:46
MOR - Kelly Boone (Savannah Bayer), 45:03
MOR - Cupples (unassisted), 46:29
DSU - Malatesta (Stephanie Milowicki), 47:28

Vs. Alvernia College – Lost 2-1      Box Score

Moravian dropped a non-conference match to Alvernia College, 2-1, at Betty Prince Field. The loss was the fourth straight for Moravian after a four-match winning streak. The Greyhounds fell behind 1-0 in the first half on a goal by the Crusaders Megan Novogratz. Alvernia took a 2-0 early in the second half on an unassisted goal by Becky Macchione on a loose ball after a penalty corner. Moravian would cut the score in half in the 63rd minute when junior forward Stacee Cupples found the back of the cage for tenth goal of the season off an assist from freshman forward Savannah Bayer. The Greyhounds had a 13-10 advantage in shots and a 10-7 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun had five saves while Alvernia keeper Carey Douglass had four stops.

Alvernia College	(12-2)	1	1	--	2
Moravian College	(7-6)	0	1	--	1

Scoring:
AC - Megan Novogratz (unassisted), 12:15
AC - Becky Macchione (unassisted), 45:34
MOR - Stacee Cupples (Savannah Bayer), 62:07

Vs. Juniata College – Lost 2-1 (2 overtimes)        Box Score

Moravian suffered a 2-1, double-overtime loss to nationally-ranked Juniata College in Commonwealth Conference action at Betty Prince Field. The match was the first on Betty Prince field since the field had been flooded on September 18th. The loss was also the first for Moravian in overtime this season after three consecutive overtime victories. Juniata, ranked ninth in the nation this week, jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the first half on a goal by freshman Kim Wagner assisted by junior Elise Zimmerman. Moravian tied the match with just 58 seconds remaining in the second half when freshman forward Savannah Bayer found the back of the cage for her seventh goal of the season off an assist by junior forward Stacee Cupples. Wagner would net the winning goal two and a half minutes into the second overtime off a pass from freshman Meredith Low. Juniata had a 30-11 advantage in shots and an 11-9 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made 12 saves while Juniata senior keeper Melonie Sappe' had three saves.

Juniata College	(9-1, 5-1 CWEALTH)	1	0	0	1	--	2
Moravian College	(7-5, 1-4 CWEALTH	0	1	0	0	--	1

Scoring:
JUN - Kim Wagner (Elise Zimmerman), 27:09
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Stacee Cupples), 69:02
JUN - Wagner (Meredith Low), 87:29

At Lebanon Valley College – Lost 6-0       Box Score

The Greyhounds dropped their second straight Commonwealth Conference match, falling to nationally ranked Lebanon Valley College, 6-0. The Flying Dutchmen, ranked 14th in the nation this week, out shot the Greyhounds 21-2 and have a 20-3 advantage in penalty corners. Missy Shultz and Alyssa Stine each had two goals for Lebanon Valley while Mimi Sullican added a goal and an assist and Erin Behney had a goal. Claire Behney and Mallary Anderson also had assists for the Flying Dutchmen. Moravian sophomore Amanda Gaun had six saves while Greyhound junior defender Jill Brinckman added one defensive save. Katie Pawlewicz and Abbey Gockley each played a half in net for Lebanon Valley with one save apiece.

Moravian College	(7-4, 1-3 CWEALTH)	0	0	--	0
Lebanon Valley College	(9-4, 3-1 CWEALTH)	3	3	--	6

Scoring:
LVC - Mimi Sullican (unassisted), 1:36
LVC - Alyssa Stine (Sullivan), 7:09
LVC - Missy Shultz (Mallary Anderson), 21:31
LVC - Erin Behney (unassisted), 40:27
LVC - Stine (Claire Behney), 42:05
LVC - Shultz (unassisted), 63:17

At Susquehanna University – Lost 3-0       Box Score

Moravian had its four-match winning streak snapped in a 3-0 loss at Susquehanna University in Commonwealth Conference action. The Crusaders took a 1-0 lead in the first half on a goal by freshman attack Megan Sites assisted by junior attack Abby Dunlap. Susquehanna would get a pair of second half goals with junior midfielder Jen Scullin scoring on a penalty stroke and sophomore attack Ashley Rowell scoring off a pass from Scullin. Susquehanna out shot Moravian 13-9 and the Crusaders had a 9-6 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made nine saves with freshman defender Taranae Hashemi adding a defensive save. Crusader sophomore goalie Shannon Baker made five stops with a defensive save by junior defender Amelia Davies.

Moravian College	(7-3, 1-2 CWEALTH)	0	0	--	0
Susquehanna University	(5-4, 2-1 CWEALTH)	1	2	--	3

Scoring:
SUS - Megan Sites (Abby Dunlap), 12:46
SUS - Jen Scullin (penalty stroke), 46:01
SUS - Ashley Rowell (Scullin), 54:20

Vs. Philadelphia Biblical University – Won 2-1      Box Score

The Greyhounds won their four straight match, equaling the team's longest winning streak since 1996, with a 2-1 victory versus Philadelphia Biblical University in a match played at Moravian Academy due to damage from flooding on Moravian's Betty Prince Field. Moravian's seven wins this fall are the most since a 7-11 record in 1998. The Greyhounds last winning season was a 10-6 mark in 1996. The Greyhounds took a 1-0 lead just 1:38 into the match when freshman forward Savannah Bayer found the back of the cage for her sixth goal of the season off a pass from sophomore midfielder Rachel Griffith. Junior forward Stacee Cupples scored what was eventually the game-winning goal in the 41st minute on an unassisted goal, her ninth of the season. The Crimson Eagles scored their only goal in the 65th minute when sophomore Brittany Sparling netted an unassisted goal. Philadelphia Biblical out shot Moravian 21-10, and the Crimson Eagles also had a 17-13 advantage in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun had 14 saves in the victory while Philadelphia Biblical freshman keeper Katie Aungst had five saves.

Philadelphia Biblical University	(5-5)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(7-2)	1	1	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Rachel Griffith), 1:38
MOR - Stacee Cupples (unassisted), 40:15
PBU - Brittany Sparling (unassisted), 64:39

At University of Scranton – Won 3-2 (overtime)      Box Score

Moravian earned its third straight victory and third overtime win of the 2004 season with a 3-2 overtime triumph at the University of Scranton in non-conference action. The Greyhounds are now 6-2 on the season, the most victories by a Moravian team since an 7-11 record in 1998. The match was originally scheduled to be played in Bethlehem, however, damage from Hurricane Ivan on September 18th and heavy rain on Tuesday forced the game to be played on Scranton's Fitzpatrick Field, which is an artificial surface. After a scoreless first half, Moravian scored the first goal in the 39th minute when freshman midfielder Savannah Bayer found the back of the net on a 12-yard blast off a pass from sophomore midfielder Rachel Griffith. The Royals tied the match in the 42nd minute on a goal by Jennifer Bostwick that was set up on a crossing pass from Kristy McNevin. Moravian junior forward Stacee Cupples gave the Greyhounds the lead back in the 46th minute when she scored on a breakaway from midfield. Scranton would tie the contest again in the 62nd minute when Jenna Gordish scored on a penalty stroke. Bayer would tally the winning goal, her fifth goal of the season, in the 75th minute off a pass from Cupples in a two-on-one with the Scranton goalie. Scranton had a 29-9 advantage in shots, and the Royals also had a 16-5 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made 12 saves, including two in overtime, for the victory while Scranton keeper Andrea Marino had three saves.

Moravian College	(6-2)	0	2	1	--	3
University of Scranton	(4-6)	0	2	0	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Rachel Griffith), 38:02
UOFS - Jennifer Bostwick (Kristy McNevin), 41:48
MOR - Stacee Cupples (unassisted), 45:31
UOFS - Jenna Gordish (penalty stroke), 61:03
MOR - Bayer (Cupples), 74:01

Vs. Albright College – Won 2-0      Box Score

The Greyhounds surpassed their win total for each of the last two seasons and have now won five matches for the first time since the 2000 season with a 2-0 shutout of Albright College in a Commonwealth Conference match played at Moravian Academy due to flooding at Betty Prince Field last weekend. The Greyhounds are now 5-2 overall and 1-1 in Commonwealth Conference action. Junior forward Stacee Cupples scored all the offense Moravian would need in the tenth minute when she found the back of the cage on a penalty stroke. Cupples would add another unassisted goal in the 31st minute for the Greyhounds. Moravian had a 24-15 advantage in shots and a 15-7 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made ten saves for her first shutout of the season and the third of her career. Albright junior goalie Rachel Becker had 14 saves.

Albright College	(2-5, 0-2 CWEALTH)	0	0	--	0
Moravian College	(5-2, 1-1 CWEALTH)	2	0	--	2

Scoring:
MOR - Stacee Cupples (penalty stroke), 9:53
MOR - Cupples (unassisted), 30:36

Vs. Delaware Valley College – Won 3-2 (overtime)      Box Score

Moravian equaled its win total from each of the last two seasons in its sixth match of the year, earning a 3-2 overtime victory over Delaware Valley College in a non-conference match played at Moravian Academy due to flooding at Betty Prince Field over the weekend. The Greyhounds, who were 4-14 in both 2002 and 2003, are now 4-2 on the year. The Aggies jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the eighth minute when senior forward Kristin Cottman found the back of the cage off a pass from senior midfielder Kelly Geissler. The Greyhounds responded in the 13th minute on a goal by sophomore forward Elyse Jurgen that was assisted by junior forward Stacee Cupples. Moravian took a 2-1 lead in the 22nd minute when freshman midfielder Savannah Bayer scored off a pass from sophomore midfielder Rachel Griffith. The goal was Bayer's third of the season. Delaware Valley tied the match in the 45th minute when Cottman scored on an unassisted goal to tie the Aggie school record of 75 points in a career set by Diane Bradley in 1983. Cottman has 33 goals and nine assists in her career. Moravian won the match in the first overtime when Jurgen netted her second goal of the contest and four of the season off another pass from Cupples in the 82nd minute. The Greyhounds held a 26-10 advantage in shots and a 6-5 edge in penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made seven saves in the victory while sophomore midfielder Jenna Abramson added a defensive save for the Greyhounds. Delaware Valley freshman goalie Corrie Small made ten stops in the match.

Delaware Valley College	(3-4)	1	1	0	--	2
Moravian College	(4-2)	2	0	1	--	3

Scoring:
DVC - Kristin Cottman (Kelly Geissler), 7:13
MOR - Elyse Jurgen (Stacee Cupples), 12:37
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Rachel Griffith), 21:18
DVC - Cottman (unassisted), 44:14
MOR - Jurgen (Cupples), 81:50

At Messiah College – Lost 13-1     Box Score

The Greyhounds suffered their second straight loss, falling to nationally ranked Messiah College, 13-1, in the team's Commonwealth Conference opener. Moravian's only goal game with 5:40 remaining in the match when junior forward Stacee Cupples scored on a penalty stroke with the Greyhounds trailing 11-0. Sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun had 16 saves for Moravian while junior defender Jill Brinckman added a defensive save. Messiah out shot Moravian 49-4, and the Falcons also had a 14-1 advantage on penalty corners.

Moravian College	(3-2, 0-1 CWEALTH)	0	1	--	1
Messiah College	(5-0, 1-0 CWEALTH)	6	7	--	13

Scoring:
MESS - Aftan Fisher (Jenna Schwind), 10:16
MESS - Schwind (Fisher), 13:47
MESS - Lindsey Hunter (Danae Chambers), 16:04
MESS - Chambers (Fisher), 18:14
MESS - Chambers (Ashley Polet), 29:42
MESS - Heather Kresge (Kerry Brown), 31:35
MESS - Schwind (Chambers), 35:29
MESS - Chambers (Schwind), 49:32
MESS - Fisher (Ashley Lobach), 53:57
MESS - Alaina Spadaro (Schwind), 59:14
MESS - Spadaro (unassisted), 61:05
MOR - Stacee Cupples (penalty stroke), 64:20
MESS - Lobach (unassisted), 64:53
MESS - Rachel Allison (Kresge), 68:13

Vs. Muhlenberg College – Lost 1-0   Box Score

Moravian dropped its first match of the season, falling to rival Muhlenberg College, 1-0, in a non-conference match at Betty Prince Field. The Mules scored the game's only match in the 45th minute when Kristen Bruschi tapped in a loose ball in front of the Moravian net. Greyhound sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made 11 saves while Muhlenberg keeper Lauren Schram had four stops. Moravian junior defender Jill Brinckman had two defensive saves for the Greyhounds while Nikki Rhoads added a defensive save for Muhlenberg. The win gives Mules a 1.5 to 0.5 lead in the Annual Matte Award standings.

Muhlenberg College	(3-2)	0	1	--	1
Moravian College	(3-1)	0	0	--	0

Scoring:
MUHL - Kristen Buschi (unassisted), 44:54

At FDU-Florham – Won 3-2 (overtime)     Box Score

The Greyhounds won their third straight game to open the 2004 season with a 3-2 overtime victory at FDU-Florham in non-conference action. Moravian's 3-0 start is the best in school history since an 8-0 beginning the 1992 season. The Greyhounds led 2-1 at halftime after goals by freshman forward Savannah Bayer that was assisted by freshman midfielder/defender Jayme Baker and sophomore forward Elyse Jurgen assisted by junior forward Stacee Cupples. Cupples netted the game-winning goal in overtime for Moravian. Sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made six saves for the Greyhounds including one on a penalty stroke.

Moravian College	(3-0)	2	0	1	--	3
FDU-Florham	(0-2)	1	1	0	--	2

Scoring:
FDU - Laura Elmo (Erica Lee), 11:03
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Jayme Baker), 25:22
MOR - Elyse Jurgen (Stacee Cupples), 29:05
FDU - Lee (Kim Bacia), 42:57
MOR - Cupples (unassisted), 71:37

At DeSales University – Postponed until October 18th

Moravian's first road game of the 2004 season at DeSales University has been postponed due to rain and poor field conditions. The contest has been rescheduled for Monday, October 18th at 4:00 p.m. in Center Valley.

Vs. Gwynedd-Mercy College – Won 2-1   Box Score

Moravian remained undefeated on the season with a 2-1 come-from-behind victory versus Gwynedd-Mercy College in non-conference action at Betty Prince Field. The win gives the Greyhounds their best start since a 2-0 record in 1997. The Griffins jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the 12th minute when Ashley Blackwell scored on a penalty corner started by Katie Loftus. Moravian would tie the match in the 48th minute on an unassisted goal by junior forward Stacee Cupples, who knocked in a loose ball from three yards out. Cupples would net the game winning goal for the Greyhounds in the 59th minute when she tapped in a loose ball off a scramble in front of the net. Moravian had a 15-10 advantage in shots while both teams had five penalty corners. Moravian sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun had five saves while Gwynedd-Mercy goalie Lauren Monte made five saves. Greyhound junior defender Jill Brinckman had a defensive save as did Katie Donovan for the Griffins.

Gwynedd-Mercy College	(1-2)	1	0	--	1
Moravian College	(2-0)	0	2	--	2

Scoring:
GMC - Ashley Blackwell (Katie Loftus), 11:09
MOR - Stacee Cupples (unassisted), 47:54
MOR - Cupples (unassisted), 58:14

Vs. Haverford College – Won 4-1   Box Score

The Greyhounds opened the 2004 season with a 4-1 victory over Haverford College in non-conference action at Betty Prince Field. Moravian jumped out to a 1-0 lead in the seventh minute on a goal by freshman midfielder Savannah Bayer off a pass from junior forward Stacee Cupples. The Fords tied the match in the 14th minute when Meg Twomey scored off an assist by Jody Mayer. The Greyhounds took the lead for good in the 44th minute while sophomore midfielder Rachel Griffith scored off a pass from Cupples. Cupples netted her first goal of the season in the 49th minute off a pass from Bayer before sophomore forward Elyse Jurgen finished the scoring with a goal in the 59th minute with an assist by Cupples. Sophomore goalie Amanda Gaun made five saves for the Greyhounds while Amie Roe had nine saves for Haverford. Moravian junior defender Jill Brinckman also had a defensive save in the match.

Haverford College	(0-2)	1	0	--	1
Moravian College	(1-0)	1	3	--	4

Scoring:
MOR - Savannah Bayer (Stacee Cupples), 6:25
HAV - Meg Twomey (Jody Mayer), 13:40
MOR - Rachel Griffith (Cupples), 43:34
MOR - Cupples (Bayer), 48:04
MOR - Elyse Jurgen (Cupples), 58:03