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Rochester, NY - February 28, 2006... The Rochester Rhinos' ownership and management group have selected a winning name from the "Name the Team Contest". With over a hundred different names submitted, the ownership and management group selected the name of Rochester's W-League team as the Rochester Rhinos.
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9/27/05 CMU's Gaesser Named To Soccer Buzz Elite Team Of The Week
Central Michigan University sophomore defender Laura Gaesser has been named to the Soccer Buzz Magazine Elite Team Of The Week for play during the week of Sept. 19, 2005. Read More










Laura Gaesser
Talented and versatile athlete...competitive with a great understanding
of the game...capable of playing almost anywhere on the field.
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DiTucci adds five student-athletes to Chippewa roster. . .

March 9, 2004

MOUNT PLEASANT - Interim head coach Tony DiTucci has announced the addition of five incoming student-athletes to the Central Michigan University women's soccer team.

The five new faces are Kelly Dougherty (Clarkston/Clarkston), Erin Douglas (Guelph, Ontario/Centennial C.V.I.), Meredith Evans (Grand Rapids/Forest Hills Central), Laura Gaesser (Kendall, N.Y./Kendall HS), and Grace Gorton (Mount Pleasant/Mount Pleasant).

Gaesser (pronounced GAYZER) lettered all four year at Kendall High School as a forward. However, she is versatile and could also play at midfield or defense for CMU. She is a highly decorated player, having been named the Greater Rochester "Player of the Year," first team all-state, Genessee Region "Player of the Year" and Section V Class CC Offensive MVP. Gaesser holds the school record for career goals (120) and goals in a season (48). She played for the New York State West Olympic Development team the last two years and club for the Rochester Junior Rhinos. DiTucci's and Gaesser's paths have crossed once before. DiTucci coached Gaesser's Rochester Junior Rhinos U-14 team in the spring and summer of 2001.

"Laura is a well-rounded, athletic soccer player who has a nose for the goal." DiTucci said. "She has a solid understanding of the game and that makes her extremely versatile. Laura can play many different roles, depending on where we might need her on the field."

"These incoming student-athletes are all great people with a lot of character. Each incoming player has competitiveness, integrity and maturity. They also possess a high standard of excellence and have the drive our athletes need to succeed. This class will add to our team's legacy."

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