CHATTANOOGA		FURMAN
STATS	LIVE STATS	STATS
ROSTER	VIDEO - SDN	ROSTER
SCHEDULE		SCHEDULE
SOUTHERN CONFERENCE		SOUTHERN CONFERENCE

Chattanooga Storylines
• The Mocs have gone to overtime five times this season (four consecutive) and sport a 1-2-2 record.
• UTC won a 2-1 match against UAB on the very last second of double-overtime.
• Junior Samantha Hogan was named SoCon Player of the Week on Sept. 22 becoming the Mocs' first since 2011.
• Skylar Brewer and McKenzie Gregg lead the team with six points on two goals and two assists.
• Emily Moseley, Amanda Ortiz and Samantha Hogan each have five points on two goals and one assist.
• Katie Emig has started all but one game in goal for the Mocs and has 46 saves with 13 goals against. She has a 1.35 goals against average and a .780 saves percentage.
• UTC is averaging 1.2 goals per game and 11.2 shots per game.

Furman Storylines
• The Paladins lead the Southern Conference with a 7-3 overall mark.
• Furman fell 2-0 at Samford in the SoCon opener for both teams.
• Stephanie DeVita leads the SoCon with eight goals, 17 points and three GW goals
• The Paladins have a 1.07 goals against average, allowing just 12 goals through 11 games.
Series History
• Chattanooga and Wofford have met 20 times since 1997 as members of the Southern Conference.
• The Mocs have won two matches in that time and have three ties. Wofford has won 15 games.
• Wofford has won the last four matches; the Mocs and Terriers tied 2-2 in 2010 and UTC's last win was a 2-0 shutout in 2007 in Spartanburg.

Series History
• Chattanooga and Furman have met 21 times since 1996 as members of the Southern Conference.
• The Mocs tied its 2011 match to force overtime before falling 4-3 to the Paladins
• The two teams met in the Southern Conference Tournament in 2003.

Chattanooga vs. Furman Facts
All-Time Series ... Chattanooga trails 0-21-0
Record in Chattanooga ... 0-10-0
Record in Greenville ... 0-10-0
Neutral ... 0-1-0

We are CHATTANOOGA
On first reference you may call us the "University of Tennessee at Chattanooga". After that please refer to us at Chattanooga or UTC. DO NOT call us "UT-Chattanooga", "Tennessee-Chattanooga" or any other variation.

We are the MOCS
All of Chattanooga's athletics teams use the nickname "Mocs".

Hogan Named Southern Conference Player of the Week
For her efforts in the Mocs unbeaten weekend, junior Samantha Hogan was named the women's soccer Player of the Week by the Southern Conference for the week Sept. 14-20. She scored the game-tying goal against UAB late in the match and followed it up with an assist on the game winner in the final second of double overtime for the Mocs second win of the year. She then helped the Mocs to a draw at Tennessee Tech two days later.

On to Overtime
The Mocs have taken five games to overtime this season with a record of 1-2-2. That marks just the fourth time in the team's 20-year history that the Mocs have gone to overtime at least four times. In 2011, UTC went to OT six times with a record of 1-3-2.

Mocs Nab Thrilling Double-Overtime Victory
Samantha Hogan scored the game-tying goal in the 83rd minute against UAB and then assisted on the game winner in the final second of double overtime for its second win of the year.

Latham Ranks Among SoCon's Top Current Players
Senior Clare Latham has 12 career assists and that ranks her fourth in the Southern Conference among active players. She tallied a team-high seven last season.

Thomas Ranks in Two Categories for Active Players in the Southern Conference
Senior Lauren Thomas missed all of last year and still ranks among the top players in the Southern Conference. She is third for saves with 153 and is tied for fifth for shutouts with three.

Emig Ranked in SoCon Standings
Junior Katie Emig has a 0.94 goals against average for the Mocs through two games, giving up just one goal in each contest. She is sixth in GAA and saves percentage (.800) while ranking seventh for saves with eight and fifth for saves per game with 4.0.

Hogan In On All The Action
Junior Samantha Hogan assisted on all four of Chattanooga's goals in the Mocs' 4-2 win over UAH in a friendly on Sunday, Aug. 16. She nearly had a goal of her own after getting past the UAH keeper, but the Charger defense was able to keep the ball out of the net.

Mocs Return 17 from the 2014-15 Lineup
The Mocs returned 17 veterans from last season's lineup. Keeper Lauren Thomas and midfielder Hannah Wyatt return after injuries kept them out last season. Senior Clare Latham led the team in assists last year and sophomore McKenzie Gregg had three goals.

Chattanooga adds 11 newcomers
McKinney added three transfers: junior keeper Katie Emig (Austin Peay); junior forward Ellie Myrick (UT Martin) and sophomore Peyton McCollum (Middle Tennessee) joined the squad along with eight freshmen.