September 7, 2003

UAB loses to Clemson in Invitational

Clemson 4 UAB 0

Clemson Invitational

Sunday, September 7, 2003

Clemson, South Carolina

Attendance: 458

Scoring

Clemson-Courtney Foster (Paige Ledford) 22

Clemson-Allison Graham (Unassisted) 45

Clemson-Courtney Foster (Kate Clifton) 51

Clemson-Piage Ledford (Allison Graham) 82

Shots: Clemson 19, UAB 7

Corner Kicks: Clemson 4, UAB 3

Saves: Lauren Whitt (CU) 2, Julie McFarlane (UAB) 5

Fouls: Clemson 13, UAB 9

Courtney Foster scored two goals and was the tournament's offensive MVP. in leading 19th-ranked Clemson to a 4-0 win over

Post game quote

Clemson Head Coach Todd Bramble

I was happy with our team's mental focus and how they were mentally prepared for today's match," said. Our

freshmen continue to work hard and impress us. Courtney Foster has a knack for scoring goals. We feel that our freshmen have a bright future in our program. We came out motivated today and that is a good sign for our

team after a hard-fought loss last Friday night.

Clemson Invitational Final standings

1. Texas 2-0

2. Clemson 1-1

3. Alabama-Birmingham 1-1

4. Furman 0-2

Results from Clemson Invitational

Friday, September 5

Alabama-Birmingham 1, Furman 0

Texas 1, Clemson 0

Sunday, September 7

Texas 4, Furman 0

Clemson 4, Alabama-Birmingham 0

Clemson Invitational All-Tournament Team

Nikki Thaden, Texas

Kelly McDonald, Texas

Laura Kram, Texas (Defensive MVP)

Carrie Schmit, Texas

Sarah Turner, Clemson

Jenny Anderson, Clemson

Courtney Foster, Clemson (Offensive MVP)

April Raymer, Furman

Nicky Darling, Furman

Pam Cooney, Alabama-Birmingham

Jenny Rynders, Alabama-Birmingham

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