Titan Sports Hall of Fame
In the 14-year history of the Westminster College women's soccer program no player comes close to reaching what Ashley Pyle Raymond achieved in the program's first four years of existence under head coach Tom Keller.
Raymond's 80 goals scored from 1998-2001 are 27 more than any other player in team history. Including a school-record 39 assists, Raymond's 199 points are 59 more than any other Titan. Five times in team history has a player scored four goals in a game and Raymond did it four times.
In the team's first year of varsity competition in 1998, Raymond posted 30 goals that remains a school record to go with 13 assists that rank fourth. Only a freshman that year, she was named Player of the Year in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) while also earning all-region honors. Raymond ranked third in NCAA Division II in points per game and assists per game.
The Titans compiled a 48-26-1 record during her four years including a 15-3 record during her freshman year.
In addition to soccer, Raymond excelled on the Westminster track and field team as the team MVP in 2002.
Raymond, who was named Verizon Academic All-District in 2001, graduated from Westminster in 2002 with a degree in elementary education and a minor in French. She resides in her hometown of Sewickley, Pa., with her husband Andrew and she works at her high school alma mater, Quaker Valley, where she is a middle school reading specialist and a middle school soccer and track coach.
