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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - On Thursday, April 9 the Gulf South Conference announced an "Unbreakable GSC Records" social media campaign, and a pair of Christian Brothers University soccer accomplishments appear on the list.
Former CBU women's soccer player Missy Gregg's 135 goals from 2001-2002 and the 80 goals scored by the 2001 men's soccer team were included in the bracket.
All voting will take place on Twitter, with the GSC posting polls for each matchup to give fans and followers the opportunity to vote for the record they believe will not be broken. The timelines for voting, which opens Monday, April 13 at 10 a.m. CT, are included below.
Despite playing just two seasons, Gregg is the all-time leading scorer in NCAA women's soccer history (135 goals). Her 73 goals (22 games) in the 2001 season are 30 more than her closest competitor.
Gregg set all-division records for points per game in a season (7.09), and career (5.98), points in a season (156), goals per game in a season (3.32) and career (2.81). She also holds the top two seasons in NCAA history in points, and goals. Her 21 straight games with at least one goal is still an NCAA record. In 47 games, she scored 135 goals with 17 assists for 287 career points. She was a two-time GSC and National Player of the Year, and she won the Honda Award as the NCAA's Woman of the year for 2002-03. And last but not least, she led CBU to a 47-2 record in two years, finishing as national runner-up as a junior and national champions as a senior.
The 2001 CBU men's soccer team scored 80 goals, a mark which remains a GSC record. The 2001 team, which finished 13-4-1, also holds the GSC record for points in a season 228. The 4.44 goals per game ranks 13th in NCAA Divison II history.
VOTING TIMELINE
- First Round: Monday, April 13 at 10 a.m. CT - Tuesday, April 14 at 10 p.m. CT
- Second Round: Wednesday, April 15 at 10 a.m. CT - Thursday, April 16 at 10 p.m. CT
- Regional Finals: Friday, April 17 at 10 a.m. CT - Sunday, April 19 at 10 p.m. CT
- Semifinals: Monday, April 20 at 10 a.m. CT - Tuesday, April 21 at 10 p.m. CT
- Championship: Wednesday, April 22 at 10 a.m. CT - Friday, April 24 at 10 a.m. CT
GAME & EVENT - FIRST ROUND
#1 - Men's Basketball: Troy State scores 187 points against DeVry (1990-91)
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#8 - Volleyball: West Georgia's Beth Moscrip has 23 blocks against Mississippi-Women (1991)
#4 - Men's Basketball: West Alabama's Dakari Mayo blocks 14 shots against West Georgia (2015-16)
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#5 - Softball: Montevallo's Darbi Duke has six steals against Tuskegee (2018)
#3 - Men's Cross Country: Shorter's Alfred Chelanga wins 2015 GSC Championship with time of 23:53 (8K)
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#6 - Women's Track & Field: West Georgia wins 2016 GSC Championship with 351.5 points
#2 - Football: West Alabama scores 91 points against Central State (2013)
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#7 - Women's Golf: Lee's Haverly Harrold shoots 67 (-5) in the second round of the 2018 GSC Championship
Career - First Round
#1 - Women's Soccer: Christian Brothers Missy Gregg scores 135 goals (2001-02)
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#8 - Football: Mississippi College's Fred McAfee carries the ball 811 times (1987-90)
#4 - Softball: UAH's Wendy Hurst records 147 complete games (1996-99)
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#5 - Baseball: Delta State's Jeremy McClain wins 45 games on the mound (1996-99)
#3 - Women's Basketball: Valdosta State's Shannon Williams scores 2,636 points (1987-90)
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#6 - Women's Lacrosse: UAH's Nicole Federovitch scores 271 goals (2016-19)
#2 - Volleyball: North Alabama's Ronda Price records 2,550 kills (1996-99)
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#7 - Men's Soccer: Montevallo's Jonathan Maloney scores 24 game-winning goals (2005-08)
Season - First Round
#1 - Football: Valdosta State's Dusty Bonner throw 55 touchdowns (2000)
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#8 - Men's Soccer: Christian Brothers scores 80 goals (2001)
#4 - Men's Golf: West Florida's Chandler Blanchet wins NCAA Individual Championship and becomes first DII golfer to win GolfStat Cup (2017)
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#5 - Men's Basketball: Shorter's Phil Taylor scores 919 points (2016-17)
#3 - Softball: Valdosta State's Courtney Albritton takes 200 total bases (2014)
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#6 - Women's Basketball: Union's Chelsey Shumpert
#2 - Volleyball: North Alabama's Ronda Price records 2,550 kills (1996-99)
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#7 - Men's Soccer: Montevallo's Jonathan Maloney scores 24 game-winning goals (2005-08)
Miscellaneous - First Round
#1 - Men's Track & Field: Mississippi College's Larry Myricks wins five individual NCAA Championships (1976-79)
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#8 - Women's Cross Country: UAH's Vicky Winslow named GSC Runner of the Week nine times (2012-15)
#4 - Softball: UAH advances to 17 straight NCAA Tournaments (2003-Present)
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#5 - Men's Track & Field: Lee's Josiah Brooks named All-GSC for Outdoor 14 times (2016-19)
#3 - Men's Cross Country: Troy State wins 15 straight GSC Championships (1974-88)
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#6 - Women's Tennis: West Florida wins nine straight GSC Championships (2011-Present)
#2 - Women's Basketball: Delta State wins 64 straight home games (2007-11)
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#7 - Men's Tennis: Bruno Savi named GSC Player of the Year three straight seasons (2012-14)
