West Point Women’s Soccer
Alumni Highlight
“ From our experiences on the field playing soccer, in the field for military training, or in class together, we share memories that drew us closer
together than I could have thought possible and we became a family. The
bonds you form at West Point are unlike any bond formed in the civilian
world.”
- 2LT Jaclyn Kalik
Sarah Goss 2009
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society
 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
 Richard M. Mason Memorial Award (Presented to the
top academic cadet chosen for Medical Service Corps)
 Pentathlete Award
 Superintedent’s Award
 Battalion Commander, 2nd Battalion 1st Regiment
 Summer Garrison Regimental Executive Officer
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 Army Athletic Association Special Award (1st
Women’s Soccer player to receive award since its
inception in 1966.)
 Army Women’s Soccer Silver Anniversary Team
 2-time ESPN/CoSida Academic All-American
 East Coast Athletic Conference Award for Excellence
 Patriot League Championship Tournament MVP
 2-time Patriot League All Star
Favorite thing about West Point: Everything after it seems easier
by comparison.
Military Branch: Medical Service Corps
Commissioned Life:
 Medical Service Corps Officer Basic Course, Ft. Sam
Houston, TX.
 Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven ,
CT.
 Combat Casualty Care Course, Ft. Sam Houston, TX.
 Emergency Medicine Residency, Madigan Army
Medical Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Ft.
Lewis, WA.
Where Sarahis now: 2nd year resident in Emergency Medicine,
Madigan Army Medical Center, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Ft.
Lewis, WA.
Jaclyn Kalik 2014
Lauren Glaze (Rowe) 2003
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Dean’s List for 7 semesters
 Gold Wreath Recipient
 D-1 Company Commander Senior Year
 Airborne School
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 2003 Army Athletic Association Award Recipient
 Verizon Academic All-District Second Team
 2-time Patriot League Scholar Athlete of the Year
 2-time selection to Soccer Buzz NE Regional Team
 2-time NSCAA Northeast Region Choice
 2002 Patriot League Defensive Player of the Year
 Track and Field letter winner
 55-,m indoor hurdle Patriot League Champion
Favorite thing about West Point: The life-long friendships. When
you go through a program that is as challenging academically,
physically, and mentally as West Point, you can’t help form strong
bonds with those who are going through it with you.
Military Branch: Military Police
Unit/Post: 3rd Infantry Division at Ft. Stewart, Georgia
Military Highlights:
 Completed MP Officer Basic Course
 3 combat deployments to Iraq in support of Operation
Iraqi Freedom I, III, and V. Primary mission was to
teach, coach and mentor the Iraqi Police.
 During first two deployments was a platoon leader
responsible for leading a platoon of 40 MP soldiers on
raids, convoys, cordon and searches , and detainee
operations.
 Third Deployment served as the Brigade Provost Marshal (senior MP in a mechanized brigade combat
team) and lead approximately 4,000 soldiers.
Where Lauren is now: Out of the Army and live in Doha, Qatar
with my husband, 2 sons, and daughter. Currently work as an Engineer for ExxonMobil.
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Excellence in Life Sciences Award
 2013 Hispanic Engineer National Achievement
Award Coporation
 Distinguished Cadet Award
 Superintendent’s Award for Excellence
 Superintendent’s Award for Achievement
 Deans Pentathlete
 Vice President of Phi Kappa Phi
 Phi Delta Epsilon
Photos Courtesy of United States Military Academy Facebook Page
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 2012-13 Patriot League All-Academic Team
 2010-14 Patriot League Academic Honor
Roll
 USMA Leader Athlete Award for Women’s
Soccer
Favorite thing about West Point: The experiences I had on the soccer team, specifically with
my teammates.
What Jaclyn is doing now: Currently at the
Ohio State School of Medicine.
MAJ Randee Farrell 2002
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Team Leader Sophomore Year
 Squad Leader Junior Year
 Received numerous awards from the Social Sciences
Department for American Politics
 Airborne School
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 All-Army Team
 All-USA Military Team
 Selected three times as captain of the All-USA Military Team
Favorite thing about West Point: The friends I made at West
Point, especially the soccer girls. To this day the girls on the team
are still my best friends.
Military Branch: Signal Corps
Unit/Post: 17th Signal Battalion, V Corps in Kitzingen, Germany
Military Highlights:
 Completed Signal Officer Basic Course
 2 Combat tours to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi
Freedom
 Marine Corps Expeditionary Warfare School, Quantico, VA.
 Marketing Officer at West Point after receiving MBA
from Wharton School of Business at the University of
Pennsylvania.
 Army Marketing Strategist in Washington D.C.
Where Randee is now: Still in the Army and am currently stationed in Washington D.C with Army Marketing and Research
Group.
1 LT Alex Lostetter 2011
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Training officer at Camp Buckner
 Platoon Leader Senior Year
Leigh Auletta (Kosco) 2006
Cadet Honors, Awards, Military Schools, etc:
 Regimental Athletic Officer
 Air Assault School
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 AAA Athlete of the Week
 Patriot League Rookie of the Week
 Patriot League Offensive Player of the Week
 Patriot League First Team
 Military Olympics 2007
 All-Armed Forces Soccer Team
Favorite thing about West Point: West Point is not just a college,
it is an elite institution, it’s an experience, it’s a daily challenge and
it’s a tradition you can be proud to be apart of. I left a full scholarship at a Top 25 Division I school at the age of 21 because I felt the
urge to be a part of something greater. Everyday I am reminded that
one decision I made has forever changed my life in an amazing
way.
Military Branch: Engineers
Unit/Post: 36 Engineer Brigade, 8th Engineer Battalion Ft. Hood,
TX.
Military Highlights:
 Deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom from 2008-2009.
 U.S Army Reserve Unit, 151st Theatre Information
Operations Group, 301st Information Operations Battalion.
Where Leigh is now: Upon completing my active duty commitment I served in the reserves for 3 years. She has a husband, Nick
(USMA 03’) and their three sons, Powers (4), Rixey (2) and
Rockey (9 mo) reside in Northport, NY.
Athletic Awards and Accomplishments:
 Maggie Dixon Inspiration Award
 All Patriot League 2nd Team 2008, 10
 Contributed to the No. 1 national ranking for goals against
average, shutout percentage, and save percentage
 Army’s all-time leader in shutouts (31 solo and 34 combined)
Favorite Thing about West Point: The friends that I made along with
memories and life lessons that will last a lifetime.
Commissioned Life:
 Completed Transportation Officer Basic Course, Ft. Lee, VA
 Executive Officer for the Forward Support Company, 65th
Brigade Engineer Battalion, Schofield Barracks, HI.
 Platoon Leader in bravo Company, 225th Brigade Support
BN
 Deployment to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring
Freedom 2013-14.
Where Alex is now: Finishing my time up at Schofield Barracks , HI
where I will finish up my XO time and move to the S-4 Shop.