2010 memphis women's soccer fact book

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GENERAl INFORMATIONSchool: ................. The University of MemphisLocation: ................................Memphis, Tenn.Founded: .................................................1912Enrollment: ...........................................20,214Affiliation: ...............................NCAA Division IConference:.......................... Conference USANickname: ............................................. TigersColors: ..........................................Blue & GrayHome Field: .........Mike Rose Soccer ComplexSurface: ................................................. GrassCapacity: ................................................3,000President: ........................... Dr. Shirley RainesAthletic Director: ...................... R.C. Johnson

WOMEN’S HISTORyFirst Year of Soccer: ...............................1995All-Time Record: ...........................144-141-15NCAA Tournaments/Last: ...................3/2009Last Postseason Opponent: ........Texas A&MResult: ..............................L, 3-1 (First Round)

WOMEN’S COACHING STAFFHead Coach:.......................Brooks Monaghan.......................... (University of Memphis, 1995)Overall Record (Yrs): ........110-81-11 (10 yrs)Record at Memphis (Yrs): ..................... sameAssistant Coach: ........... Jonny Walker (1 yrs)Assistant Coach: ............. Jodi Grant (10 yrs)Volunteer Coach: ........Remco de Jong (5 yrs)

WOMEN’S TEAM INFORMATION2009 Overall Record: ............................16-7-0Home: ......................................................6-4-0Away: .......................................................7-2-0Neutral: ....................................................3-1-02009 C-USA Record/Finish: ............ 8-3-0/3rdHome: ......................................................3-2-0Away: .......................................................5-1-0Neutral: ....................................................0-0-0Final 2009 Rankings: ................................ N/ALetterwinners Returning/Lost: ...............22/5Starters Returning/Lost: .........................10/1

MEdIA RElATIONS

Women’s Contact: ....................... Mark TaylorOffice Phone: ......................... (901) 678-5294Mobile Phone: ........................ (870) 759-2074E-mail:[email protected] Relations Fax: ............. (901) 678-4134Address: .....................570 Normal, Room 203..........................................Memphis, TN 38152Web Site: ..................... www.GoTigersGo.com

MISSION STATEMENTThe primary mission of the Department of Athlet-ics is to provide a successful athletic program at the highest level of competition. Characterized by academic, athletic and moral excellence in a diverse collegiate environment, the program will abide by the spirit of the rules governing students and intercollegiate athletics and will be known for its good sportsmanship and integrity. The University of Memphis is a comprehensive urban university committed to the scholarly ac-complishments of our students and faculty and to the enhancement of our community, state and the nation through principles of academic integ-rity, sound management and equal opportunity.

MEdIAQuick Facts.....................................................12010 Schedule................................................1Media Policies ................................................12010 Roster ....................................................2

2010 OuTlOOK

2010 Opponents ..........................................3-5Season Preview...........................................6-7

COACHES & STAFFHead Coach Brooks Monaghan ..................8-9Assistant Coach Jonny Walker .....................10Assistant Coach Jodi Grant .......................... 11Support Staff .................................................12

MEET THE TIGERSPlayer Profiles .........................................13-19

2009 REvIEWSeason Recap .........................................20-21Statistics/Results ..........................................22C-USA Review ..............................................23

HISTORyYear-by-Year Results ....................................24All-Time C-USA Standings ...........................25 All-Time Series Records ...............................26Coaching Records ........................................26All-Time Roster .............................................27All-Time Jersey Roster .................................28Honor Roll.....................................................29Records ........................................................30Records by class ..........................................31

CONFERENCE uSAC-USA Composite Schedule ........................32

uNIvERSITyDr. Shirley Raines .........................................33R.C. Johnson ................................................34University of Memphis ..................................35City of Memphis ............................................36

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2010 Women’s ScheduleAug. 13 @ Western Kentucky % 6:00 pmAug.. 20 @ Saint Louis 5:00 pmAug. 22 Samford 6:00 pmAug. 28 LSU 7:00 pmSept. 3 @ Oklahoma State 7:00 pmSept. 5 @ Arkansas-Little Rock 1:00 pmSept. 10 Alabama 7:00 pmSept. 12 @ Ole Miss 1:00 pmSept. 17 TCU 7:00 pmSept. 24 @ Colorado College * 5:00 pmSept. 26 @ UTEP * 12:00 pmOct. 1 UCF * 7:00 pmOct. 3 Southern Miss * 1:00 pmOct. 8 East Carolina * 7:00 pmOct. 11 Marshall * 1:00 pmOct. 15 @ Tulsa* 5:00 pmOct. 18 @ SMU* 1:00 pmOct. 22 Rice * 7:00 pm Oct. 25 Houston * 1:00 pmOct. 28 UAB* 7:00 pmNov. 3-7th C-USA Tournament TBA

% Preseason Game

* C-USA Games Home Games in BOLD played at Mike Rose Stadium

All Times are Central

CREdENTIAlSMembers of the media traveling with the team to Mike Rose Soccer Complex do not need a credential. Media not traveling with the team need to contact Mark Taylor in the University of Memphis Athletic Media Relations Office for press credentials. A pass list will be kept at the main gate area, which also serves as the media gate. Seating in the press area is limited and will be restricted to working press, radio and televi-sion representatives’ needs, according to NCAA regulations.

PARKINGMedia parking is located in the parking lot adjacent to the main gate. No parking pass is required.

PHOTOGRAPHERSPress and television photographers are re-quested to stay at least 10 feet from the playing surface.

STATISTICSThe U of M Media Relations Office will provide game notes, statistics, rosters and media guides throughout the game to all members of the me-dia. The U of M Media Relations Office will also provide complete game statistics to each media member shortly after each contest.

INTERvIEWSMemphis soccer practices are closed to the me-dia. However, special arrangements may be made by contacting the Athletic Media Relations Office at least 24 hours before practice time. All inter-views are coordinated with women’s head coach Brooks Monaghan through the Athletic Media Re-lations Office. The office staff can also set up in-terviews throughout the season with the coaches as well as player interviews, which will be sched-uled around the player’s academic and practice schedules. Coaches and players are available for postgame interviews 10 minutes following the end of the game.

TICKETSTickets for Tiger and Lady Tiger soccer games are available at the U of M ticket Office at the corner of Southern and Normal, or by calling (901) 678-2331. Tickets are also available at the game.

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No. Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown/ Last School00 Jordan Boyle Jr. GK 5-9 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada/Archbishop O’Leary1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters R-Jr. GK 5-7 Spokane, Washington/Gonzaga Prep2 Kelley Gravlin Fr. MF 5-4 St. Charles, Missouri/Incarnate Word Academy3 Christie Kline So. D 5-8 Leawood, Kansas/Blue Valley North HS4 Rasheeda Ansari Fr. F 5-4 Lithonia, Georgia/Miller Grove HS 5 Vendula Strnadova Sr. MF 5-5 Las Cruces, New Mexico/Las Cruces HS 6 Taylor Isenhower So. F 5-9 Lenexa, Kansas/Shawnee Mission Northwest HS 8 Avery Dellheim Fr. D 5-8 Tucson, Arizona/Catalina Foothills HS9 Julia Ignacio Jr. MF/F 5-4 Edmonton,Alberta,Canada/Archbishop O’Leary HS 10 Christabel Oduro Fr. MF/F 5-3 Brampton,Onatrio,Canada/St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary 11 Emmaleigh Davis Fr. F/D 5-5 Pascagoula, Mississippi/Resurrection Catholic HS12 Tara Telford Jr. D/MF 5-7 St. Albert, Alberta, Canada/Bellerose Comp 13 Kelsey Robson Jr. D 5-5 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada/Harry Ainlay HS 14 Brittany Hance Sr. D 5-5 O’Fallon, Missouri/Fort Zumwalt West HS 15 Laura Laufenberg R-Sr. MF/F 5-5 Littleton, Colorado/Columbine HS 16 Lizzy Hildebrandt Jr. MF/D 5-6 Calgary, Alberta, Canada/Notre Dame HS 17 Melissa Smith R-Jr. F 5-5 Exeter, Ontario, Canada/South Huron District HS 18 Amanda Olszewski Sr. F 5-4 Pickerington, Ohio/Pickerington North HS 19 Aja Strnadova Fr. MF 5-6 Las Cruces, New Mexico/Las Cruces HS21 Lizzy Simonin Jr. F 5-5 Lee’s Summit, Missouri/Lee’s Summit HS 22 Bailey Pembroke So. D 5-4 Flower Mound, Texas/Edward S. Marcus HS 23 Averi Hallman So. F 5-4 Spokane, Washington/Mount Spokane HS 24 Tarah Kerr R-Jr. D 5-3 Cypress, California/Cypress HS25 Anna Butzlaff R-So. MF/F 5-3 Brookfield, Wisconsin/Butler26 Krista Turner Sr. D 5-3 Greenwood, Missouri/Lee’s Summit HS 27 Ashley Barksdale Fr. D 5-6 North Little Rock, Arkansas/ Mount St. Mary Academy28 Nikki Unland Jr. GK 5-8 Mt. Juliet, Tennessee/Mt. Juliet HS33 Ashley Berra Sr. F 5-4 Cordova, Tennessee/Cordova HS

No. Name Pos. 4 Rasheeda Ansari F27 Ashley Barksdale D33 Ashley Berra F00 Jordan Boyle GK25 Anna Butzlaff MF/F11 Emmaleigh Davis F/D8 Avery Dellheim D2 Kelley Gravlin MF23 Averi Hallman F 14 Brittany Hance D16 Lizzy Hildenbrandt MF/D9 Julia Ignacio MF/F6 Taylor Isenhower F24 Tarah Kerr D3 Christie Kline D1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters GK15 Laura Laufenberg MF/F10 Christabel Oduro MF/F18 Amanda Olszewski F22 Bailey Pembroke D13 Kelsey Robson D21 Lizzy Simonin F17 Melissa Smith F19 Aja Strnadova MF5 Vendula Strnadova MF12 Tara Telford D/MF26 Krista Turner D 28 Nikki Unland GK

Head Coach: Brooks Monaghan University of Memphis, 1994/Eleventh SeasonAssistant Coach: Jodi Grant University of Memphis, 1999/Eleventh SeasonGoalkeeper Coach: Jonny Walker University of Louisville, 2007/Second SeasonVolunteer Coach: Amy Morrison University of Kansas, 1998/Sixth Season

2010 Women’s RosterAlphabetical Roster

Coaching Staff

Class Breakdown

Seniors (6)Ashley BerraBrittany HanceLaura LaufenbergAmanda OlszewskiVendula StrnadovaKrista Turner

Juniors (10)Jordan BoyleLizzy HildebrantJulia IgnacioTarah KerrElise Kuhar-PittersKelsey RobsonMelissa SmithLizzy SimoninTara TelfordNikki Unland

Sophomores (5) Anna ButzlaffAveri HallmanTaylor IsenhowerChristie KlineBailey Pembroke

Freshmen (7)Rasheeda AnsariAshley BarksdaleEmmaleigh DavisAvery DellheimKelley GravlinChristabel OduroAlena Strnadova

Pronunciation GuideButzlaff .................................. Butz-LOFFAja ....................................................I-ahVendula.............................. VEN-duh-luhStrnadova .................STRIN-uh-doe-vuhLaufenberg ....................... LOFF-in-burgOlszewski ........................... OL-sheskeyDellheim................................. Dell-HIMEOduro......................................O-dor-OO

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2010 Non-Conference Opponents

Record vs.

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Conferences(Since 2004) Big 12: 1-2-0

C-USA: 40-15-4

Missouri Valley: 5-0-1

Ohio Valley: 8-1-0

SEC: 10-8-1

Sun Belt: 5-1-0

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SAINT lOuISBill ikens

5 P.M. • AUG. 20ROBERT R. HERMANN STADIUM • ST. LOUIS, MO.

University FactsLocation: .................................................St. Louis, Mo.Founded: ...............................................................1818Enrollment: .........................................................13,313Colors: ............................................Royal Blue & WhiteConference:.................................................. Atlantic 10Field (Capacity): .. Robert R. Hermann Stadium (6,050)Soccer Information Head Coach:.........Tim Champion (Harris-Stowe, 1979)Career Record (Yrs): .................... 227-102-33 (17 yrs) School Record (Yrs): ...................... 167-88-30 (14 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ............................................8-9-42009 Conference Record (Finish): ............. 4-4-3 (5th)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................5/6Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...........................19/15vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 7-2-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: .......................................Mickey SmithOffice Phone: ....................................... (314) 977-3463E-Mail: ............................................. [email protected] Fax: ....................................................... (314) 977-3178

SAMFORdBulldogs

6 P.M. • AUG. 22MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN .

University FactsLocation: ............................................Birmingham, Ala.Founded: ...............................................................1841Enrollment: ...........................................................4,658Colors: ..................................................... Red and BlueConference:.................................................... SouthernField (Capacity): ...........................Bulldog Field (1,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:..............Todd Yelton (King College, 1991)Career Record (Yrs): ...................... 137-73-27 (12 yrs) School Record (Yrs): .......................... 97-41-23 (8 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................12-1-52009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 7-1-3 (2nd)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...........................16/10vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 0-3-0 (2007)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ......................................Zac SchrieberOffice Phone: ....................................... (205) 726-2802E-Mail: [email protected]: ....................................................... (205) 726-2545

lSuTigers

7 P.M. • Aug. 28MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN.

University FactsLocation: ...........................................Baton Rouge, La. Founded: ...............................................................1860Enrollment: .........................................................27,992 Colors: .................................................Purple and GoldConference:..................................Southeastern (West)Field (Capacity): ............. LSU Soccer Complex (1,500)Soccer Information Head Coach:.........................Brian Lee (Furman, 1992)Career Record (Yrs): .....................202-111-26 (16 yrs)School Record (Yrs): .......................... 58-31-16 (5 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................15-4-52009 Conference Record (Finish): .... 8-2-1 (1st West)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................13/7vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 3-1-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: .........................................Will StaffordOffice Phone: ....................................... (225) 578-8226E-Mail: ........................................wstaff2@tigers.lsu.eduFax: ....................................................... (225) 578-1861

OKlAHOMA STATECowboys

7 P.M. • SEPT. 3COWGIRL SOCCER COMPLEX • STILLWATER, OKLA.

University FactsLocation: .............................................. Stillwater, Okla.Founded: ...............................................................1890Enrollment: .........................................................33,464Colors: ..................................................Orange & BlackConference:.........................................................Big 12Field (Capacity): ........ Cowgirl Soccer Complex (1,450)Soccer Information Head Coach:.Colin Carmichael (South Alabama, 1993)Career Record (Yrs): ......................... 74-23-15 (5 yrs) School Record (Yrs): ........................................... same2009 Overall Record: ..........................................15-7-22009 Conference Record (Finish): ............. 5-5-0 (5th)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................20/4vs. Memphis (First Meeting): ...............................0-0-0 Media InformationSoccer Contact: ................................ Wade McWhorterOffice Phone: ....................................... (405) 744-7853E-Mail: ........................... [email protected]: ....................................................... (405) 744-7754

ARKANSAS-lITTlE ROCKTrojans

1 P.M. • SEPT. 5BURNS PARK • NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

University FactsLocation: ............................................. Little Rock, Ark.Founded: ...............................................................1927Enrollment: .........................................................12,031Colors: ...................................Maroon, Silver and BlackConference:..................................................... Sun BeltField (Capacity): .................................Burns Park (N/A)Soccer Information Head Coach: .....Freddy Delgado (Regis University, 1997) Career Record (Yrs): ............................ 17-23-3 (2 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ...........................................Same2009 Overall Record: ..........................................9-12-12009 Conference Record (Finish): ............. 4-6-1(8th)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................13/3vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 1-5-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ......................................... Joe AngoliaOffice Phone: ....................................... (501) 569-3449E-Mail: ............................................. [email protected]: ....................................................... (501) 683-7002

AlABAMACrimson Tide

7 P.M. • SEPT. 10MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN.

University FactsLocation: .............................................Tuscaloosa, Ala.Founded: ...............................................................1831Enrollment: .........................................................28,806Colors: ............................................ Crimson and WhiteConference:..................................Southeastern (West)Field (Capacity): .......Alabama Soccer Stadium (2,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:................... Todd Bramble (Mercer, 1995)Career Record (Yrs): ......................... 95-71-20 (9 yrs))School Record (Yrs): ............................ 15-20-3 (2 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................6-11-12009 Conference Record (Finish): .... 2-8-1 (5th West)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................16/3vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 1-2-1 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ........................................Skip PowersOffice Phone: ....................................... (205) 348-6734E-Mail: ............................................ [email protected] Fax: ....................................................... (205) 348-8841

OlE MISSRebels

1 P.M. • SEPT. 12OLE MISS SOCCER STADIUM • OXFORD, MISS.

University FactsLocation: ..................................................Oxford, Miss. Founded: ...............................................................1848Enrollment: .........................................................17,601Colors: ................................. Cardinal Red & Navy BlueConference:..................................Southeastern (West)Field (Capacity): ....... Ole Miss Soccer Stadium (1,500) Soccer Information Head Coach:........................Matthew Mott (UCF, 2000)Career Record (Yrs): ............................. (First season)School Record (Yrs): ............................ (First Season)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................13-6-22009 Conference Record (Finish): ... 7-2-2 (2nd West)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................15/9vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 3-6-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ..........................................Joey JonesOffice Phone: ....................................... (662) 915-7526E-Mail: ..............................................joeyj@olemiss.eduFax: ....................................................... (662) 915-7006

TCuHorned Frogs

7 P.M. • SEPT. 17MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN .

University FactsLocation: ...........................................Fort Worth, TexasFounded: ...............................................................1873Enrollment: ...........................................................8,865Colors: ............................................... Purple and WhiteConference:...........................................Mountain WestField (Capacity): .............. Garvey-Rosenthal Stadium (1,500)Soccer Information Head Coach:........................ Dan Abdalla (UNLV, 1997)Career Record (Yrs): ........................ 97-82-14 (10 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ............................ 43-44-6 (5 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................9-10-02009 Conference Record (Finish): ............. 2-5-0 (6th)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................9/2Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................17/8vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 2-2-0 (2004)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ........................................ Matt HooverOffice Phone: ....................................... (817) 257-5299E-Mail: ..............................................m.hoover@tcu.eduFax: ....................................................... (817) 257-7964


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Sept. 25: Memphis 2, Southern Miss 0 -- Hattiesburg, Miss.Sept. 27: Memphis 1, UCF 0 - Orlando, Fla.Oct. 2: UTEP 3, Memphis 2 - Memphis, Tenn.Oct. 4: Memphis 2, Colorado College 0 - Memphis, Tenn.Oct. 9: Memphis 2, Houston 0 - Houston, TexasOct. 11: Rice 2, Memphis 1 - Houston, TexasOct. 16: Memphis 2, SMU 0 - Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 18: Memphis 1, Tulsa 0 - Memphis, Tenn.

Oct. 23: Memphis 2, Marshall 1 - Huntington, W. Va.Oct. 25: Memphis 2, East Carolina 1 - Greenville, N.C. Oct. 29: UAB 2, Memphis 1 - Memphis, Tenn.Nov. 5: Memphis 6, SMU 2 - Dallas, Texas*Nov. 7: Memphis 1, Colorado College 0 - Dallas, Texas*Nov. 9: Memphis 3, UCF 0 - Dallas, Texas*

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COlORAdO COllEGETigers

5 P.M. • SEPT. 24STEWART FIELD • COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO.

University FactsLocation: .................................Colorado Springs, Colo.Founded: ...............................................................1874Enrollment: ...........................................................2,034Colors: ...................................................Black and GoldField (Capacity): ...........................Stewart Field (1,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:... Geoff Bennett (Hartwick College, 1995)Career Record (Yrs): .......................114-79-23 (11 yrs)School Record (Yrs): .......................... 66-38-13 (6 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ..........................................12-6-22009 Conference Record (Finish): ........... 8-2-1 (2nd)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ...........................13/10Newcomers .................................................................7vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 2-2-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: .......................................Dave MorossOffice Phone: ....................................... (719) 389-6755E-Mail: [email protected]: ....................................................... (719) 389-6256

uTEPMiners

12 P.M. • SEPT. 26UNIVERSITY FIELD • EL PASO, TEXAS

University FactsLocation: ............................................... El Paso, Texas Founded: ...............................................................1914Enrollment: .........................................................20,000Colors: ................ Dark Blue, Orange and Silver AccentField (Capacity): ..........................University Field (500)Soccer Information Head Coach:..........Kevin Cross (Austin College, 1995)Career Record (Yrs): ...........................117-57-8 (9 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ...........................................Same2009 Overall Record: ..........................................13-6-12009 Conference Record (Finish): ............. 7-4-0 (4th)Starters Returning/Lost: .........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .............................12/6Newcomers .................................................................9vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): ................... 4-2-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ...................................... Mark BrunnerOffice Phone: ....................................... (915) 747-5722E-Mail: [email protected]: .......................................................(915) 747-5444

uCFKnights

7 P.M. • OCT. 1MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN.

University FactsLocation: ................................................. Orlando, Fla. Founded: ..............................................................1963Enrollment: ........................................................48,897Colors: ..................................................Black and GoldField (Capacity): ............UCF Soccer Complex (1,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:........... Amanda Cromwell (Virginia,1992)Career Record (Yrs): .................... 178-83-16 (13 yrs )School Record (Yrs): ......................158-68-15 (11 yrs)2009 Overall Record: .........................................17-5-12009 Conference Record (Finish): .......... 10-1-0 (1st)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................20/8Newcomers ..............................................................16vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 3-4-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ...................................Brian OrmistonOffice Phone: ...................................... (407) 823-2409E-Mail: ............................. [email protected]: ...................................................... (407) 823-5293

SOuTHERN MISSGolden Eagles


University FactsLocation: ......................................... Hattiesburg, Miss.Founded: ..............................................................1910Enrollment: ........................................................15,000Colors: ..................................................Black and GoldField (Capacity): ...........Marshall Bell Complex (1,500)Soccer Information Head Coach:...................Scott Ebke (Nebraska, 1999)Career Record (Yrs): ............................. 9-26-1 (2 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ..........................................Same2009 Overall Record: .........................................4-13-12009 Conference Record (Finish): ........ 0-11-0 (12th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .......................... 11/11Newcomers ..............................................................14vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 4-7-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: .....................................Jason KirkseyOffice Phone: ...................................... (601) 266-5332E-Mail: [email protected] Fax: ...................................................... (601) 266-4503

EAST CAROlINAPirates


University FactsLocation: .............................................Greenville, N.C. Founded: ..............................................................1907Enrollment: ........................................................27,703Colors: ................................................Purple and GoldField (Capacity): ............................ Bunting Field (500)Soccer Information Head Coach:. Rob Donnenwirth (WV Wesleyan, 1988)Career Record (Yrs): ................... 169-104-39 (16 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ......................107-78-30 (11 yrs)2009 Overall Record: ...........................................9-7-3 2009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 4-6-1 (8th)Starters Returning/Lost: ......................................10/1Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................19/3Newcomers ................................................................7vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 0-7-2 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ..................................... Sarah FettersOffice Phone: ...................................... (252) 737-4520E-Mail: ...............................................fetterss@ecu.eduFax: ...................................................... (252) 737-4528

MARSHAllThundering Herd


University FactsLocation: ......................................... Huntington, W.Va. Founded: ..............................................................1837Enrollment: ........................................................13,841Colors: ...............................................Green and WhiteField (Capacity): .....................Sam Hood Field (1,500)Soccer Information Head Coach:..........Kevin Long (George Mason, 1993)Career Record (Yrs): ......................79-106-20 (11 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ........................... 17-17-4 (2 yrs)2009 Overall Record: .........................................12-7-02009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 5-6-0 (7th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................17/3Newcomers ................................................................8vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 0-3-1 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: .................................Paige SchneiderOffice Phone: ...................................... (304) 696-5276E-Mail: ............................... [email protected]: ...................................................... (304) 696-2325


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2010 C-uSATournament

NOVEMBER 4-8UCF SOCCER COMPLEX • ORLANDO,

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Wednesday, November 3Match 1: No. 3 vs. No. 6 Match 2: No. 4 vs. No. 5 Friday, November 5Match 3: Winner Match 1 vs. No. 1 Match 4: Winner Match 2 vs. No. 2 Sunday, November 7Match 4: Winner Match 3 vs. Winner Match 4 Tournament History Past Winners 2009: Memphis 2008: Memphis 2007: Memphis 2006: UAB 2005: Rice 2004: UAB 2003: DePaul 2002: Cincinnati 2001: Cincinnati 2000: Marquette 1999: Marquette 1998: Charlotte 1997: Cincinnati 1996: Cincinnati 1995: Charlotte Past Locations 2009: Dallas, Texas 2008: Houston, Texas 2007: El Paso, Texas 2006: Dallas, Texas 2005: Houston, Texas 2004: St. Louis, Mo. 2003: Charlotte, N.C. 2002: Charlotte, N.C. 2001: Milwaukee, Wis. 2000: St. Louis, Mo. 1999: Farmers Branch, Texas 1998: Farmers Branch, Texas 1997: Fenton, Mo. 1996: Charlotte, N.C. 1995: Cincinnati, Ohio

C-USA Soccer Member InstitutionsEast Carolina

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RiceSMU

Southern MissTulsaUABUCF

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C-USA Soccer Affiliate InstitutionsColorado College

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TulSAGolden Hurricane

5:00 P.M. • OCT. 17HURRICANE SOCCER STADIUM • TULSA, OKLA .

University FactsLocation: ...................................................Tulsa, Okla.Founded: ..............................................................1894Enrollment: ..........................................................4,165Colors: ...................Old Gold, Royal Blue and CrimsonField (Capacity): .....Hurricane Soccer Stadium (2,000)Soccer Information Head Coach: Kyle Cussen (Southern Nazarene, 1994)Career Record (Yrs): ..................... 125-93-20 (12 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ........................... 15-19-5 (2 yrs)2009 Overall Record: .........................................7-10-22009 Conference Record (Finish): .......... 4-7-0 (10th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................5/6Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ..........................13/12Newcomers ..............................................................10vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 1-4-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ....................................Stephanie HallOffice Phone: ...................................... (918) 631-2163E-Mail: ................................ [email protected]: ...................................................... (918) 631-3913

SMuMustangs

1 P.M. • OCT. 17WESTCOTT FIELD • DALLAS, TEXAS

University FactsLocation: .................................................Dallas, Texas Founded: .............................................................. 1911Enrollment: ........................................................10,901Colors: .................................................... Red and BlueField (Capacity): ........................Westcott Field (4,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:... Brent Irwin (Southern Nazarene, 1994)Career Record (Yrs): ........................... 22-31-3 (3 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ......................................... Same2009 Overall Record: .........................................7-11-12009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 5-5-1 (6th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................19/6Newcomers ................................................................8vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 1-3-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ........................................Brad SuttonOffice Phone: ...................................... (214) 768-1054E-Mail: [email protected]: ........................................................ (214) 768-204

RICEOwls


University FactsLocation: ............................................. Houston, TexasFounded: ..............................................................1891Enrollment: ..........................................................5,145Colors: ...................................................Blue and GrayField (Capacity): .. Rice Track/Soccer Complex (5,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:......Chris Houston (North Carolina, 1992)Career Record (Yrs): ......................110-90-15 (11 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ......................... 91-74-13 (9 yrs)2009 Overall Record: .........................................6-10-32009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 4-6-1 (9th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................6/5Letterwinners Returning/Lost: .......................... 15/11Newcomers ..............................................................10vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 1-2-1 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ......................................John SullivanOffice Phone: ...................................... (713) 348-5636E-Mail: ...................................................jsully@rice.eduFax: ...................................................... (713) 348-6019

HOuSTONCougars

1 P.M. • OCT. 24MIKE ROSE STADIUM • MEMPHIS, TENN .

University FactsLocation: ............................................. Houston, TexasFounded: ..............................................................1927Enrollment: ........................................................34,334Colors: ..............................................Scarlet and WhiteField (Capacity): ............. Robertson Stadium (32,000)Soccer Information Head Coach:.........Susan Bush (North Carolina, 2004)Career Record (Yrs): ........................... 15-34-5 (3 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ..........................................Same2009 Overall Record: .........................................4-12-22009 Conference Record (Finish): .......... 2-7-2 (11th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................7/4Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................18/7Newcomers ................................................................7vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 6-5-0 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ................................... Grant MehlhoffOffice Phone: ...................................... (713) 743-9407E-Mail: [email protected]: .......................................................(713) 743-9411

uABBlazers


University FactsLocation: ...........................................Birmingham, Ala. Founded: ..............................................................1969Enrollment: ........................................................16,149Colors: ..........................................Green and Old GoldField (Capacity): ............... West Campus Field (2,500)Soccer Information Head Coach:......................Paul Harbin (Mercer, 1985)Career Record (Yrs): ................... 174-150-22 (18 yrs)School Record (Yrs): ................... 137-124-20 (14 yrs)2009 Overall Record: .........................................11-7-32009 Conference Record (Finish): ............ 5-4-2 (5th)Starters Returning/Lost: ........................................8/3Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ............................15/4Newcomers ................................................................9vs. Memphis (Last Meeting): .................. 8-8-1 (2009)Media InformationSoccer Contact: ........................ Michelle CunninghamOffice Phone: ...................................... (205) 934-0725E-Mail: [email protected]: ...................................................... (205) 934-7501



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In a quest for a fourth-straight championship, the Lady Tigers will have 23 returning letter win-ners to couple with seven newcomers that have been considered one of the program’s best re-cruiting classes. While the squad has claimed three-straight Conference USA Championships, the Lady Tigers aren’t happy just with being the top program in C-USA.

FORWARdS Perhaps the strongest position for the Lady

Tigers, Ashley Berra leads the cast of returning forwards in 2010. The senior forward became the program’s first All-American after a 15 goal, eight-assist campaign in 2009. Berra climbed into the top-five among career record holders with the break-out season and is poised to claim the top spot with a productive campaign in 2010.

Senior Amanda Olszewski was a key re-serve for the 2009 C-USA Champions and is ex-pected to see playing time for the Lady Tigers. With a four goal, two assist season, Olszewski is a proven asset for the front line.

Hampered by an ankle injury during last season, junior Lizzy Somonin, the 2008 C-USA Freshman of the Year, will look to regain her bril-liant form from 2008 on the front line for the Lady

Tigers. Also returning from injury will be redshirt junior Melissa Smith who dazzled Evansville with 10 shots on Sept. 20.

C-USA All-Freshman team selections Averi Hallman and Taylor Isenhower will build upon strong freshman campaigns last season and pro-vide a spark of speed and finesse to the forwards. Hallman finished the season with two goals and seven assists while Isenhower posted six goals and three assists in 2009.

Freshmen Rasheeda Ansari and Emmaleigh Davis will look to have impact seasons as fresh-men. Ansari boasts tremendous speed and ath-letic ability that will give opponents fits while Da-vis is a versatile athlete who could see playing time at forward or defender.

MIdFIEldERSOne of the biggest reasons for the Lady Tigers’

unprecedented success the past three champi-onship seasons has been the play and depth of its midfield.

Senior Vendula Strnadova, a three-time first team All-C-USA selection, returns for her fi-nal season in the Blue and Gray. As one of the most talented players on the squad, Strnadova remains on track to break several Memphis of-

fensive career records. After suffering a season-ending knee injury

six games into the 2009 season, senior Laura Laufenberg will bring her leadership and talent back to the midfield for the Lady Tigers. Junior Lizzy Hildebrandt, who could also see time as defender, offers versatility and a proven scoring threat to the midfield. Julia Ignacio, a 21-game starter in 2009, also provides scoring and good ball handling ability to the midfield cast.

A trio of freshmen will add depth to the mid-field for the Lady Tigers. Kelley Gravlin, Christa-bel Oduro and Aja Strnadova will all compete for playing time this season and add depth and skill to the midfield.

dEFENdERS Coupled with three-straight C-USA Champi-

onships, the Lady Tiger defense allowed oppo-nents an average of less than one goal per game for the third-straight season. Although C-USA Defensive Player of the Year, Kelsey Bakker will be unable to suit up for Memphis in 2010, Mem-phis returns three starters on defense that limit opponent’s opportunities to score.

Seniors Brittany Hance and Krista Turner will anchor the Lady Tiger defense. The duo has

Last season, Memphis became the first school to win three-straight Conference USA Championships. In 2010, the Lady Tigers return 10 starters from the 2009 championship squad and will attempt to win a fourth-straight championship. The goals for Memphis

don’t stop there as Coach Brooks Monaghan hopes his 11th season proves to be the season that Memphis claims the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory.

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Ashley Berra

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switched positions since their freshmen seasons, but is each a key factor in the success of the program in the last three seasons.

Tara Telford also returns to the fray after putting up a strong showing during her sophomore campaign. Fel-low juniors Kelsey Robson and Tarah Kerr return to the backfield as well. Sophomore’s Bailey Pembroke, Lindsay Bell and Christie Kline will build off their fresh-men seasons and vie for time in 2010.

Two freshmen, Avery Dellheim and Ashley Barks-dale, are expected to play versatile roles for the Lady Tigers.

GOAlKEEPERS

Only two opponents scored more than two goals in a game against Memphis a season ago. The Lady Tiger keepers posted a school-record 12 shutouts, in-cluding three shutouts over ranked opponents.

Elise Kuhar-Pitters will enter the season as the starter, and few C-USA teams boast a player in goal as talented as the Washington native. Kuhar-Pitters start-ed 22 games for Memphis a season ago, going 15-7-0, while posting a single-season record 11 shutouts.

“She’s only a junior, but she had a great spring,” Monaghan said. “If she can stay healthy, she can be really special.”

Also getting time in front of the net will be Jordan Boyle and Nikki Unland. Boyle played in one con-test last year with one shutout and seven saves.

ACAdEMICS

With great success on the field, the Lady Tigers have had equal success in the classroom. For the past three seasons Memphis has claimed three-straight C-USA Championships, but more importantly the student-athletes have earned three-straight National Soccer Coaches Association of Amer-ica (NSCAA) Team Academic Awards. The past two semesters, the Lady Ti-gers have posted a team grade-point average of 3.6 or higher. In 2010, Memphis will set its sights on set-ting a program record GPA and its fourth-straight NSCAA Team Aca-demic Award.

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The Lady Tigers again look to at-tack one of the toughest schedules of any team in the region.

After a preseason match-up at Western Kentucky University on Aug. 13, the Lady Tigers will travel to St. Louis, Mo., on Fri., Aug. 20 to take on the Saint Louis University Billikens to open the 2010 season. Mem-phis will open the season on the road for the second-straight season and third time since 2006. Memphis is 3-0 when it opens the season on the road.

Memphis will open the home non-conference sched-ule two days later by hosting the Samford Bulldogs on Aug. 22. The following weekend, the LSU Tigers, a three-time defending SEC West Division Champion, will visit the Bluff City for a Saturday night match-up on Aug. 28. LSU ended the 2009 campaign with the 16th-ranked RPI, finishing 16-4-5 on the season and ad-

vancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament. After the two-game home-stand, the Lady Tigers hit

the road to Stillwater, Okla., to face another NCAA participant on Fri., Sept. 3. Winners of the 2009 Big 12 Conference Tournament, Oklahoma State finished the 2009 season at 15-7-2 and will welcome the Lady Tigers for the first-ever match-up between the two programs.

The Lady Tigers will conclude the road trip with a match-up against Sun Belt Conference member Arkansas-Little Rock on Sun., Sept. 5. Memphis will return to Mike Rose Soccer Complex to host Alabama on Fri., Sept. 10.

Memphis will continue the non-conference sched-ule with rival Ole Miss in Oxford, Miss., on Sun., Sept. 12. The Rebels will have a new face on the sideline for 2010 after head coach Steve Holeman accepted the head coaching job at the University of Georgia.

The Tigers will conclude the non-conference sched-ule with a match-up against the TCU Horned Frogs on Fri., Sept. 17. Memphis and TCU have squared off four times with the last match-up being in 2004.

As three-time defending C-USA champions, the Lady Tigers will open defense of their title with a road trip to Colorado Springs, Colo., to take on Colorado College on Sept. 24. After facing Colorado College, Memphis will travel to El Paso, Texas, to face the UTEP Miners on Sun., Sept. 26.

In the first of four-straight home conference games and seven total home conference matches,

Memphis will face the UCF Knights on Fri., Oct. 1. UCF finished with an RPI of 11 and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Tour-nament. Southern Miss visits Memphis on Sun., Oct. 3 to complete the first weekend of October for the Lady Tigers. October has been kind to the Lady Tigers over the past three seasons as Memphis has a 19-5-1 record since October 2007.

East Carolina and Mar-shall will visit Mike Rose Soc-cer Complex on Oct. 8 and 10, respectively, to complete the four-game homestand. Memphis will hit the road for the final time in the regular sea-

son for tilts with Tulsa and SMU the following weekend. Tulsa will host to the Lady Tigers on Fri., Oct. 15 and Memphis faces the SMU Mus-tangs on Sun., Oct. 17.

The Lady Tigers will wrap-up the 2010 home schedule with three C-USA contests at Mike Rose Soccer Complex. Rice is slated to visit Memphis on Fri., Oct. 22, Houston visits on Sun., Oct. 24 and UAB will visit Memphis for the second-straight season to conclude the regular season for each team on Thur., Oct. 28.

Memphis will look for an unprecedented fourth-straight C-USA Championship in Orlando, Fla., begin-ning Nov. 3 on the campus of UCF.

Forwards Career Stats

Returnees:

Ashley Berra Sr. 64 gp 26 g 13 a

Taylor Isenhower So. 23 gp 6 g 3 a

Amanda Olszewski Sr. 53 gp 5 g 3 a

Lizzy Simonin Jr. 38 gp 11 g 8 a

Averi Hallman So. 23 gp 2 g 7 a

Melissa Smith Jr. 39 gp 9 g 6 a

Anna Butzlaff So. 3 gp 0 g 0 a

Newcomers:

Rasheeda Ansari Fr.

Emmaleigh Davis Fr.

Midfielders Career Stats

Returnees:

Vendula Strnadova Sr. 66 gp 19 g 10 a

Julia Ignacio Jr. 32 gp 3 g 3 a

Lizzy Hildebrandt Jr. 44 gp 5 g 3 a

Laura Laufenberg Sr. 66 gp 7 g 11 a

Newcomers:

Kelley Gravlin Fr.

Christabel Oduro Fr.

Aja Strnadova Fr.

Defenders Career Stats

Returnees:

Brittany Hance Sr. 55 gp 0 g 0 a

Tara Telford Jr. 30 gp 0 g 0 a

Krista Turner Sr. 60 gp 4 g 9 a

Tarah Kerr Jr. 31 gp 0 g 2 a

Bailey Pembroke So. 11 gp 1 g 0 a

Kelsey Robson Jr. 37 gp 0 g 0 a

Christie Kline So. 4 gp 0 g 0 a

Newcomers:

Avery Dellheim Fr.

Ashley Barksdale Fr.

Goalkeepers Career Stats

Returnees:

Elise Kuhar-Pitters Jr. 36 gp 33 ga 90 svs

Jordan Boyle Jr. 11 gp 8 ga 36 svs

Nikki Unland Jr. 2 gp 1 ga 8 svs

Tigers at a Glance

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Head Coach 11th SeasonMonaghan Career Info

Year at Memphis: eleventhBirthdate: Aug. 10 Birthplace: Memphis, tenn.

Coaching Experienceyears Capacity university1995-99 Assistant Coach Memphis2000-present Head Coach Memphis

Coaching Careeryear School Record Pct. C-uSA2000 Memphis 9-11-0 .450 11th2001 Memphis 5-13-1 .289 11th2002 Memphis 9-10-1 .475 8th2003 Memphis 5-10-3 .361 13th2004 Memphis 11-8-0 .578 7th2005 Memphis 12-7-0 .631 5th2006 Memphis 11-6-3 .625 3rd 2007 Memphis 17-4-1 .795 t-1st 2008 Memphis 15-5-2 .727 t-1st 2009 Memphis 16-7-0 .696 3rdCareer Record 110-81-11 .572

Coaching Highlights• 2007 C-USA Coach of the Year• C-USA Championship: 2007, 2008• School’s First Three NCAA College Cup Appearances• 2009 C-USA SAAC Coaches Choice Award

College Highlights• Memphis All-time Winningest Goalkeeper (38 Career Wins)• Memphis Career Shutout Leader (24 Shutouts)• 1992 All-Great Midwest Conference• 1993 Great Midwest Conference Championship MVP• Three-Year Letterman at the University of Memphis (1991-93)• One-Year Letterman at the University of Evansville (1990)• U-20 U.S. National Team

Professional Career• 1995 New Orleans Gamblers (USISL)• 1996 New Orleans Gamblers (USISL)• 2002 Memphis Express

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Ten seasons ago, Brooks Monaghan took over the Lady Tiger soc-cer program in hopes of taking the five-year program to new heights. After claiming its’ third-straight Conference USA Championship in 2009, the Uni-versity of Memphis women’s soccer program is now force to be reckoned with. Asked what his one lasting impression on the program would be and why in 2000, Monaghan responded, “I would like my athletes to know that I gave everything I had to make this program better. I would want the girls to leave here knowing that they not only grew as players, but also as people.” The Lady Tiger program has flourished on and off the field since Monaghan’s tenure began back in 2000. The squad has claimed three-straight National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Team Academic Awards, the 2009 C-USA Sport Academic Award, 12 CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-District IV selections and two NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-Americans. Since Monaghan’s first season in 2000, the team has not posted a composite grade-point average below 3.0. Monaghan, the 2007 C-USA Coach of the Year, can look at the program in 2010 and see that his players have grown as players and people. The Lady Tigers have claimed three-straight C-USA Championships en route the program’s first three trips to the NCAA Tournament, 12 C-USA Player of the Year honorees, 24 All-C-USA honorees and 10 All-C-USA Freshman team selections. Under the guidance of Monaghan, forward Ashley Berra was honored as the program’s first NSCAA All-American. “The most important thing we can do as coaches is try to prepare young people for success later in life,” Monaghan said. “Soccer is important to me, and I want to win. However, the foundation of our program is the student-athlete.” In 2009, Memphis climbed as high as 17th in the national polls for the first time in program history. With three victories over ranked opponents in 2009, the Lady Tigers have gained recognition as one of the nation’s best women’s soccer programs. With a record of 16-7-0 in 2009, Memphis soc-cer has an all-time record of 144-141-15. Monaghan reached the 100 win plateau in 2009 with a 2-0 victory over Southern Miss in the C-USA season opener. Later that same season with a 3-0 victory over ninth-ranked UCF in the C-USA Women’s Soccer Cham-pionship game, Monaghan captured his 110th career victory to enter 2010 with a career record of 110-81-11 (.572).

“Honestly, I really had no clue that was my 100th win,” Monaghan said. “It is great. Every game is as important as the next. The credit really goes out to the team. They go out there and get it done. It is really great to have been here long enough to get 100 wins and to see the program progress to where it is at today. Hopefully, I will be able to get a few more wins in my career at Memphis.” As the program has risen among the nation’s best, the play of the Lady Tigers has improved. Monaghan has led his team to a 24-7-3 record on the road in the last four seasons, including victories over 25th-ranked LSU and 20th-ranked UCF in 2009. Prior to taking on the head coaching duties, Monaghan served as the goalkeeping coach for former coach Les Szabo. As the primary goalkeeper coach, Monaghan was a vital part of Szabo’s staff during the program’s first four seasons. When Monaghan became the goalkeepers coach for the Lady Tigers, he was already familiar with the demands of running a successful college soccer program, having enjoyed tremendous success during his playing career at Memphis. The former goalkeeper still holds school records for single-season shutouts (11) and career shutouts (24). His 298 career saves rank second all-time and he is second in single-season goals-against av-erage (0.80). He was named first team All-Great Midwest Conference in 1992 after helping lead the Tigers to a share of a conference title. In 1993, Monaghan was the Defensive MVP of the league’s championship game, helping the Tigers to their first ever NCAA Tournament appearance. His 38 wins at goalkeeper still stand as the school record. “To be a part of Memphis from so many different angles - first as a player, then as an assistant and now as a head coach - has been wonder-ful,” Monaghan said. “I grew up here, and I’ve always loved the city and the school. Now I get to be a part of building a winning program at my alma mater, and that’s a dream come true.” A former prep standout at Christian Brothers High School in Memphis, Monaghan’s collegiate play helped earn him a spot on the U.S. U-20 Na-tional Squad. Monaghan also played professionally, spending two seasons with the New Orleans Gamblers from 1995-96 and one with the Memphis Express in 2002. A Memphis native, Monaghan received a bachelor’s degree in busi-ness management from Memphis in 1994. He is single and resides in Col-lierville

Three years in a row, head coach Brooks Monaghan has taken his University of Memphis women’s soccer team into the C-USA Tournament as the league’s regular season co-champions. At the end of the C-USA Championship the past three years, Monaghan has found himself hoisting the C-USA Championship tro-

phy in the air, and three years in a row, he has found his Lady Tigers in the NCAA Tournament.

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Walker Career Info

year at Memphis: Second

Coaching Experienceyears Capacity university2009-present Assistant Coach Memphis

Professional Highlights• 2005 Columbus Crew Defensive Player of the Year• 2004 U.S. National Team member• Member of Universidad Catolica championship team in

2002• 2001 Chilean Goalkeeper of the Year• First American born soccer player to successfully play in

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Memphis native and longtime professional goalkeeping star Jonny Walker joined Coach Brooks Monaghan’s staff in 2009. Walker brings with him more than a decade of record-setting professional experience, including becoming the first American soccer player to establish a successful soccer career in South America (Chile) and completing two different stints in Major League Soccer (MLS). “We are extremely fortunate to add Jonny Walker to our staff here at the University of Memphis,” Monaghan said. “The playing experience he brings is second to none. His experience playing for teams in MLS, Chile, and the national teams is some-thing that is very hard to find.” Walker made an immediate impact on the goalkeeping trio of Elise Kuhar-Pitters, Jordan Boyle and Nikki Unland in his first season at the U of M. Helped by a tenacious back line of defense, the goalkeepers combined for a school-record 12 shutouts. With the guidance of Walker, Kuhar-Pitters set the in-dividual shutout record at 11. The Lady Tigers also posted the second-best goals-against average in program history at 0.87, only the third sub-1.00 average in the 15 year history of the pro-gram. Kuhar-Pitters also became the first Lady Tiger netminder honored as a National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-Central Team selection. As a professional, Walker was a member of Universidad Catolica’s championship team in Chile’s first division in 2002, and also played in multiple Copa Libertadores tournaments. He finished his South American career with Colo Colo, the only Chil-ean club to ever win Copa Libertadores. Walker’s most recent professional stop was with the MLS’s Columbus Crew, where he won the team’s 2005 Defensive Player of the Year Award after finishing second in MLS with a GAA of 1.12. From 2003-05, Walker played with MLS’s NY/NJ MetroStars, and in 2003 he became the third goalkeeper in MLS history to finish a season with a sub-1.00 GAA with a league-best 0.95 GAA. In 2004, Walker started and played three matches for the U.S. National Team, including a 1-0 shutout over Mexico. Prior to returning to the U.S. in 2003, Walker spent six months with Colo Colo in Chile’s First Division. From 1997-2002, Walker broke numerous national records for Universidad Catolica in Chile’s First Division. In 2002, Walker was named Best Goalkeeper of the Chilean Apertura National Champion-ship after Universidad won the National Championship. That year, Walker set a club record going 708 minutes without being scored on, a record just broken in 2008. In 2001, Walker won the Chilean Goalkeeper of the Year. In 1998, on loan from Catolica, Walker played for Club Hauchipato and was named the team’s MVP. Prior to going overseas, Walker played one season with the Dallas Burn of the MLS in 1996, and began his professional career with the Memphis Jackals of the United States Indoor Soccer League. Walker is also very involved with the Leukemia and Lym-phoma Society, giving free soccer clinics to kids who raise the most money through their soccer club for the Soccer Kicks for Cancer program. In 2005, Walker was named the Ambassador for the State of Tennessee for the Leukemia and Lymphoma So-ciety. Walker graduated from Louisville in 2007. He and his wife, Shauna, have a son, Seth.



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JOdIGRANT

Jodi Grant is every head coach’s wish. She is an as-sistant coach whose talent goes beyond any boundaries. Grant has been a part of the women’s soccer program since its inception in 1995. Along with head coach Brooks Monaghan, Grant has led the Lady Tiger program to three-straight Conference USA Championship titles and its first three NCAA College Cup appearances. “This program would not be where it is without Jodi,” Monaghan said. “I look at her as a co-head coach. Jodi is irreplaceable, and she deserves as much credit as I do for our success.” A native of Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada, Grant enters her 11th season as a full-time assistant coach with the Lady Tigers in 2010. Prior to that, she served as a grad-uate assistant coach for one season and as a volunteer assistant coach for a year. Grant has also been a great recruiter in Canada, as Memphis has brought in several Canadians over the past few years. Grant first came to the University of Memphis as a player on the inaugural Lady Tiger squad in 1995. In her four seasons in the Blue and Gray, Grant tal-lied 94 points, 33 goals and 26 assists, setting program records in points and goals. Grant’s records have since been passed by recently-graduated forward Kylie Hayes (2005-08). Grant is also the co-holder of the record for most assists in a game (4) and is second all-time in school history in assists in a season (11) and career (26). A third team All-C-USA selection as a junior in 1997, Grant was also named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team in 1995. She was recognized for her on-field success as the first women’s soccer student-athlete inducted into the M Club Hall of Fame. In addition to helping Monaghan with on-field coach-ing duties and recruiting, Grant has also played an instru-mental part in the Lady Tigers’ success in the classroom. During five out of the last six seasons, Memphis was the recipient of the women’s soccer team academic award from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA), and in the last three semesters Memphis has had 24 or more players finish with a grade-point average above 3.0. The 2009 Lady Tigers combined to post a pro-gram-record team grade-point average of 3.6 the last two semesters. “Jodi is a great tactician on the field, but she’s just as good in teaching the kids off the field,” Monaghan said. “She is great role model for all of the players and really understands where they are coming from.” Grant earned her undergraduate degree in exercise and sport science from Memphis in 1999 and also earned a master’s degree in student personnel services from the U of M in 2002. Formerly Jodi Fisher, she married Mem-phis men’s soccer head coach Richie Grant in May 2006. She gave birth to a son, Hayden, in January of 2009. The Grant family resides in Memphis.

Grant Career Info

year at Memphis: Tenth

Coaching Experienceyears Capacity university2000-present Assistant Coach Memphis

College Highlights• Member of the inaugural Memphis women’s soccer team• Four-year letterwinner at U of M (1995-99)• C-USA All-Freshman Team (1995)• All-C-USA Third Team (1997)• M Club Hall of Fame (2003)

Memphis Career Records• Second in points (94)• Second in shots (178)• Second in goals (33)• Second in assists (26)• Second in most matches played (79)

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Amy Morrison enters her fifth season with the Memphis women’s soccer team as a volunteer assistant coach. Morrison had previously served as an assistant coach at both Kansas and Texas Tech. In Kansas, Morrison coached with the Kansas Olympic Develop-ment Program for two seasons and also coached for two clubs, the KCFC Dynamos and the KC Strikers. She currently coaches club soccer for the Collierville Lobos. Her last collegiate coaching job came in 2002 when she served as a volunteer assistant at her alma mater, Kansas. Prior to her coaching stint in Lawrence, she held the post of assistant coach at Texas Tech for two seasons from 2000-01. “I am so thrilled to be part of such a passionate group of coaches,” Morrison said. “Brooks, Jodi, and Jonny have a tremendous amount of Tiger Pride. Brooks and Jodi have been a part of this program from the beginning and they continually find ways to make themselves better as coaches and as leaders. Their dedication to teaching these young wom-en how to chase down their own successes is unsurpassed. Women’s soccer at Memphis will continually get stronger and better with them on board.” A three-year letterwinner and a two-time captain for the Jayhawks from 1995-97, Morrison was a member of the inaugural women’s soccer squad at Kansas in 1995. Prior to her time at KU, she was a letterwinner her freshman season at Tulsa. While at KU, she also interned with the SWA and the soccer program in 1998. Morrison was awarded the Na-tional Coaching Diploma in 1998 and the Advanced National Coaching Diploma in 1999 from the National Soccer Coaches Association. Originally a native of Omaha, Neb., Morrison received her bach-elor’s and master’s degrees in exercise science from Kansas in 1999 and 2004, respectively. She is married to Nic Morrison, and the couple resides in Memphis with their son, Peter Alisdair and daughter, Lily.

Women’s Soccer Support Staff

Eddie CantlerAssistant Athletic

Director

Carly BykerkManager

Maggie LeoneManager

BridgetVanLandeghem

Academic Advisor

Nicole ImbrognoMarketing

AMY MORRISONVolunteerAssistantCoach(6th Season)

JOSH MEDLERStrength &ConditioningCoach(4th Season)

Medler begins his fourth year working on the Tiger Strength and Conditioning staff since returning to the university in the summer of 2007. He is responsible for the men’s and women’s soccer teams and the men’s and women’s track sprinters as well as assisting with football and baseball. Prior to coming back to the University of Memphis in 2007, Medler was the Head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator for Union Public Schools in Tulsa, Oklahoma. As the first-ever strength coach for Union, Medler was in charge of building a training program for all freshman, junior varsity and varsity athletic teams. Medler first came to Memphis in the summer of 2004 as a Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach working with football, base-ball, softball, and the track sprinters. Medler graduated with his Masters Degree in Human Movement Sciences from the university in the spring of 2006. He began his professional career as a strength and conditioning coach at Anderson University, a liberal arts DIII school in Indiana. While at Anderson, Medler was responsible for training the football team, as well as coaching the defensive line. As a native of Indiana, Medler lettered four years playing football at Hanover College and received and his Bachelors Degree in Sociology in 2002.

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Personal Information

2009 - Medical Hardship

Played and started in six matches for Memphis before missing the remainder of the season with a torn ACL ... Notched an assist in the 4-0 victory over UALR ... Will return to the program as a fifth-year senior in the fall of 2010.

Was third on the 2008 conference championship squad with 15 points ... Led the team with seven assists ... Played in all 22 games while starting 19 ... Had a sea-son-high two assists against Mississippi State ... Also had assists against Ole Miss, Southern Miss, Hous-ton, Tulsa and UAB ... Scored goals against Alabama, UTEP, UAB and East Carolina in the C-USA Champion-ship Match ... Was named to Soccer America’s National Team of the Week on Nov. 11

One of eight Lady Tigers to play in every match ... Start-ed six, including the first four matches of the season ... Tallied seven points over the season ... Scored goals against Mississippi State and Southern Miss ... Had as-sists over Arkansas-Little Rock, Missouri State and one on the game winning goal against UCF in the C-USA Championship title match.

Started nine games as a freshman with 16 total appear-ances ... Had a goal against Marshall ... Put six of her 11 shots on goal.

A forward out of Columbine High School ... Coached in high school by Peter Horvath ... Was selected to the 2006 Colorado All-State first team ... Also received 2006 first team All-Conference honors and selected as Conference Jeff-co MVP ... An All-State honorable mention selection in 2004 ... The third leading scorer in Colorado in 2004 with 24 goals ... Scored a single-game high five goals in 2004 ... Sat out the 2005 sea-son with an injury ... A National Pool ODP player in 2002 and Regional Pool in 2003 ... Played club soccer for the Colorado Rush ... Helped club team win the state championship in 2002 and 2003 and was the runner-up in 2004 ... The second Memphis player to come out of Colorado, joining former teammate Emiko Schwab (2005-08) ... Lettered in cross country at Columbine ... A National Honor Society member who volunteered regu-larly at the Denver Rescue Mission.

Born Sept. 4 ... Is the daughter of Pam and Rick Laufen-berg ... A double-major in international business and marketing management.

Prior to Memphis


2007 - Freshman Season

BERRA’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 20-9 6 1 13 49 25 2 0-0 2008 21-15 5 4 14 46 19 2 0-02009 23-23 15 8 38 63 39 4 0-0Total 64-47 26 13 65 158 83 8 0-0

AshleyBERRA

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An intergal part of the Lady Tiger backfield, voted De-fensive Player of the Year by her teammates ... Helped the Lady Tigers collect a school record 12 shutouts over the course of the season ... Started every match for Memphis and played a full 90 minutes in all but five matches ... Honored as a First Team C-USA All-Aca-demic Team selection.

One of Memphis’s staunchest defenders helped hold opponent’s to just 17 goals in the 20 games she played in ... Started 18 games ... Started nine of the Lady Ti-gers’ 10-game, late-season undefeated streak which propelled them to the conference title.

Played in 12 matches for the Lady Tigers ... Started in key non-conference matches against SEC West oppo-nents Arkansas and Alabama.

Selected for the Missouri Olympic Developmental pro-gram ... Played on the club level for St. Louis Soccer Club ... Helped St. Louis SC to a state championship ... Played four years of varsity soccer at Fort Zumwalt High School ... Helped Fort Zumwalt reach the section-als in her freshman and sophomore seasons and to a state-runner up finish her junior year ... Was named all-conference and all-state ... Was a state level nominee for the Wendy’s High School Heisman.

Full name is Brittany Nicole Hance ... Born July 5... Par-ents are Mary and Bill Hance ... A member of the Posi-tive Peer Influence Club, Pep Club and Empowering Young Women Group ... Majoring in Biology.



Prior to Memphis


HANCE’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 12-2 0 0 0 4 3 0 0-0 2008 20-18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-02009 23-23 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0Total 55-43 0 0 0 4 3 0 0-0

LAUFENBERG’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2006 16-9 1 0 2 11 6 0 0-0 2007 22-6 2 3 7 17 5 0 0-02008 22-19 4 7 15 28 13 2 1-12009* 6-6 0 1 1 4 1 0 0-0Total 66-40 7 11 25 60 25 2 1-1*-MedicalHardshipseason

lauralAuFENBERG

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Sr. • 5-5O’Fallon,Mo.

FortZumwaltWestHS

Rs-Sr. •5-5Littleton,ColoColumbineHS

The 2009 C-USA Offensive Player of the Year had an explosive junior season, connecting for 15 goals, the second-most in any single-season for a Lady Tiger ... Added eight assists for 38 points on the season ... Net-ted two goals in one match at Houston and at Marshall ... Posted game-winners in four matches during the reg-ular season ... Recorded two assists in a single match twice, coming against SMU during the regular season and the C-USA Tournament ... Named to the topdrawer-soccer.com National Team of the Week on October 26 ... Received recognition as a College Soccer 360 Pri-metime Performer of the Week on Novemember 10 for her performance during the C-USA Tournament ... Se-lected to the All-C-USA First Team and NSCAA All-Cen-tral Region First Team ... Became the first Lady Tiger to be honored as a NSCAA Second Team All-American.

Was one of the Lady Tigers’ biggest scoring threats ... Fourth on the team with five goals ... Tied for second in assists with four ... Played in all but one game, start-ing 15 ... Scored game-winning goal in C-USA semifinal match against UCF ... Netted game winner at Tulsa ... Also scored goals against Ole Miss, SMU, and in the C-USA championship match against East Carolina ... Had assists against Alabama, UTEP, UCF, and UAB.

Appeared in 20 of 22 matches for the Lady Tigers, start-ing nine ... Became the Lady Tigers clutch scorer as she scored five of her six goals in the last five games of the season, going on a four-game scoring streak ... Scored Memphis’ game-winning lone goal in the second round of the C-USA Championship ... Nailed three goals over the course of the C-USA Championship ... Named the Most Valuable Offensive Player ... Was named to the Soccer America Team of the Week for her performance during the championship ... Finished her rookie cam-paign with six goals and one assist, the sixth-highest point scorer on the team.

A member of the Tennessee ODP Team ... Named to the Commercial Appeal’s Best of Preps ... Was named all-state and all-metro ... Played for Memphis assistant coach Jodi Grant’s Memphis Mecury squad in the sum-mer of 2006 ... Set a single-season school record at Cordova with 48 goals and 18 assists ... Also lettered four years in softball.

Born July 20... Parents are John and Susan Berra ... Actively involved in her church ... Enjoys watching TV, working and playing soccer ... An interdisciplinary stud-ies major.



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2009 - Junior SeasonHad a break-out campaign with four goals and two as-sists... Played in 22 of the Lady Tigers 23 matches, earning her first career start at Southern Miss for the C-USA opener ... Earned the Tiger Award as the hard-est worker on the squad ... Had game-winning goals against Evansville, Colorado College and SMU during the regular season ... Assisted on the game-winning goal in the 1-0 victory at #20 UCF.

Poised for breakthrough year in 2009 after a tremen-dous spring ... Saw action in 15 of 22 games ... Played a season-high 53 minutes in a 4-2 win at Tulsa ... Regis-tered two shots on goal against UCF and Tulsa.

Appeared in 16 matches for the Lady Tigers ... Netted her first collegiate goal against Mississippi State in a 5-0 win ... Added an assist against Southern Miss in a 4-0 win over the Golden Eagles ... One of seven freshmen to score a goal for the Lady Tigers during the season.

Played club soccer for Ambassadors Soccer Club ... Led the Ambassadors to state cup runner-up finishes in 2005 and 2006 ... Her team made sectional appear-ances from 2003-06 and district championships in 2004-2006 ... Was a member of three-consecutive OCC Championship teams ... Named first-team All-OCC in 2006.

Full name is Amanda Lynn Olszewski ... Parents are Jeff and Michele Olszewski ... A member of the Na-tional Honor Society ... Born Jan. 21 ... Enjoys running, swimming and working out ... Oldest of five children ... A health and human performance with a concentration in excerise and sport science.



2009 - Junior SeasonAs a continued dominant force in the midfield, she was named First Team All-C-USA for the third-straight sea-son ... Started every match for the Lady Tigers playing the full 90 minutes in 15 of the 23 matches ... Posted the game-winning goal against 25th-ranked LSU in the season opener, earning C-USA Offensive Player of the Week and Soccer America National Team of the Week for the performance ... Posted one goal and two assists during the C-USA Tournament where the Lady Tigers claimed their third-straight championship ... Earned NSCAA All-Central Region First Team, First Team Co-SIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District IV, Third Team CoSIDA/ESPN Academic All-American, Second Team NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-American and First Team C-USA All-Academic Team honors dur-ing the season.

Followed up her outstanding freshman season with a strong sophomore campaign, taking home Conference USA Offensive MVP honors ... C-USA All-Tournament Team selection ... Named first team All-Conference USA ... Made the Soccer Buzz All-Central Region first team ... First team NSCAA All-Central Region selection ... Became one of two Lady Tigers to score goals in five consecutive matches from Oct. 10-24.

One of eight players to see action in all 22 matches ... Starting 21 of them ... Was named the Conference USA Freshman of the Year ... C-USA First Team, the only freshman to receive first team honors ... C-USA All-Freshman Team ... Soccer Buzz Central Region first team ... Soccer Buzz Central Region All-Freshman team ... Soccer Buzz Central Region Freshman of the Year ... Also earned a spot on the Soccer Buzz Fresh-man All-America second team ... NSCAA/adidas All-Central Region second team ... She rounded out the season with six goals and two assists, including the gamewinner that earned the Lady Tigers their first C-USA Championship.

A member of the Czech Republic U-19 National Team since 2006 ... Selected for the U.S. Olympic Develop-mental National Pool ... Leading high school scorer in New Mexico in 2004 ... Was a two-time first team All-State selection ... Helped Las Cruces High School to state championships in 2003 and 2005 ... Led her club team to four State Cup Championships ... Was a mem-ber of two 3v3 national champion teams.

Born Nov. 20 in the Czech Republic to Jana and Ivan Strnadova ... Member of Amnesty International ... Likes camping, biking and playing tennis ... A health and hu-man performance major with a concentration in exer-cise and sport science.

Prior to Memphis



Started in all 23 matches in the backfield for the Lady Ti-gers ... A stalwart for the defense helped Memphis post a single-season school record with 12 shutouts during the season ... The Lady Tigers also posted a single-season record 0.87 goals-against average ... Registered four shots on frame for the season.

Saw action in 21 of 22 matches with seven starts ... Played a season-high 57 minutes at UTEP ... Scored her lone goal of the season in the C-USA Tournament semifinals against UCF ... Recorded assists against Ala-bama, Southern Miss and East Carolina ... Had a sea-son-high three shots versus Alabama ... Had two shots on goal against both East Carolina and UCF.

Appeared in 13 matches for the Lady Tigers, starting in all 13 of them...Named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week after assisting on all of Memphis’ goals in a 3-0 win over Tulsa ... Two days later, scored the Lady Ti-gers’ initial goal that led to a 3-1 win over SMU ... Scored goals against UT-Martin, SMU and Southern Miss ... Finished tied for sixth in the conference with a total of six assists on the year.

Was a high school teammate of Lady Tiger Lizzy Simo-nin ... Played high school soccer for Lee’s Summit ... Participated in club soccer for the Renegades ... Had a single-game scoring record of seven goals in 2005 ... Also competed in cross country.

Full name is Krista Jean Turner...Born May 12, to Ken and Jeanette Turner...Enjoys swimming, wakeboarding and playing basketball ... A child development major.

Prior to Memphis


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FORWARd

Prior to Memphis

OLSZEWSKI’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 16-0 1 1 3 8 6 0 0-0 2008 15-0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0-02009 22-1 4 2 10 21 13 3 0-0Total 53-1 5 3 13 31 21 3 0-0

vendulaSTRNAdOvA

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MIdFIEld



STRNADOVA’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 22-21 6 2 14 56 21 3 0-0 2008 21-20 8 4 20 57 27 3 0-02009 23-23 5 4 14 68 24 2 0-0Total 66-64 19 10 48 181 72 8 0-0

KristaTuRNER

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TURNER’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 18-13 3 6 12 33 18 0 0-0 2008 21-7 1 3 5 22 12 0 0-02009 23-23 0 0 0 4 4 0 0-0Total 66-64 4 9 17 59 34 0 0-0

Sr. • 5-4Pickerington,Ohio

PickeringtonNorthHS

Sr. • 5-5LasCruces,N.M.

LasCrucesHS

Sr. • 5-3Greenwood,Mo.Lee’sSummitHS



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more ... Helped FC Milwaukee to state titles six times and regional semifinalist showings twice ... Finished her high school career as top-10 all-time in total points ... Led the squad to the WIAA Division I state champion-ship in 2005.

Born Sept. 25 ... Parents are Steven and Mary Butzlaff ... Enjoys playing sports, writing, listening to music and watching movies ... A communications major.

Saw action in all 23 matches for the Lady Tigers, start-ing in 11 contests ... Converted her first goal of her col-legiate career in the 2-1 victory at Alabama ... Credited with her first career assist versus Western Kentucky ... Recorded two assists at Houston ... Finished her fresh-man campaign with two goals and seven assists ... Named to the C-USA All-Freshman Team.

Won four varsity letters for soccer at Mount Spokane High School under coach Ryan Campanella ... Also earned four letters for basketball and two for track and field ... Earned All-State first team honors in 2008 and All-State honorable mention in 2007 ... Was a three-time All-League first-team honoree from 2006-08 and the 2008 league Most Valuable Player ... Set her high school record for career goals and assists, notching 38 goals and 41 assists ... On the club level, Hallman was a teammate of current Lady Tigers Kelsey Bakker and Elise Kuhar-Pitters ... Her U-18 Spokane Shadow club team won the Washington state championship in 2007 and 2009.

Daughter of Earl and Laura Hallman ... Born Dec. 5 ... Awarded Greater Spokane League 2009 Fall Athlete of the Year ... Enjoys playing basketball and soccer ... Ma-jor is undeclared.


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2009 - Sophomore SeasonPlayed in net for the Lady Tigers versus the Evansville Purple Aces ... Posted one of the Lady Tigers’ single-season record of 12 shutouts, saving seven shots on frame ... Improved career goals-against average to 0.89 with the 4-0 victory over Evansville.

Played in 10 games and started seven in goal ... Re-corded a 6-1-1 record only, allowing eight goals on the year ... Recorded three conference shutouts against Rice, SMU and Marshall ... Also registered wins in goal against Mississippi State, Tulsa and UTEP ... Allowed more than one goal per game twice as she recorded a 1.01 GAA.


Prior to Memphis

AnnaBuTZlAFF

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MIdFIEld

Played forward for Memphis in three contests ... Col-lected a season-high six minutes against Western Ken-tucky and Evansville.

Prior to enrolling at Butler University, was a member of the Wisconsin Olympic Development Program (ODP) Team from 2002-07 ... Received All-State honorable mention and all-conference honorable mention as a senior ... A first team All-State recipient as a sopho-


Prior to Memphis


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lizzyHIldEBRANdT

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MIdFIEld

Saw action in 22 of the 23 matches, missing the final match of the regular season due to being called to play for the Canadian U20 Team ... Started in 21 matches and finished the season with two goals and one assist ... Shifted from midfield to the backfield for the C-USA Tournament and earned C-USA All-Tournament Team honors for her performance ... Both goals on the sea-son were eventual game-winners coming against at Alabama in the regular season and the 1-0 victory over Colorado College in the C-USA Tournament.

Saw action in all 22 Lady Tiger contests ... Started 19 games ... Was named to the All-Conference USA Freshman Team ... Registered the game-winning goal against SMU ... Also scored goals against Southern Miss and East Carolina ... Had assists against UAB in the C-USA Tournament and East Carolina in the C-USA championship match which, came in the 21st minute to teammate Laura Laufenberg.

At Notre Dame High School, played midfield for the women’s soccer team ... Coached by Christian Megens ... High school squad was second in the league and captured the Division II city championships ... Scored the game-winning goal in the city championships ... Also participated in track and field and swimming ... Played club for the Southwest United Premier `90 FC and the Calgary Callies ... Club was named city cham-pions and qualified for three showcase tournaments ... At the 2004 Canadian National Championships, earned the silver medal ... Club was seven-time City of Calgary champions and four-time Alberta Provincial champions ... A member of the ODP Alberta Provincial team in 2003 ...Has been a member of the Canadian National Training Program (NTC) since 2004.

Born Aug. 7 to Freddie and Judy Hildebrandt ... Has a younger sister Shannon ... Enjoys reading, soccer, run-ning and watching movies... A mechanical engineering major.



Jr. • 5-9Edmonton,Alberta

ArchbishopO’LearyHS

Goalkeeper at Arch-Bishop O’Leary ... Won the provin-cial championship in 2007 with Lady Tiger teammate Julia Ignacio ... Was a member of her high school’s track and field team, where she participated in the jav-elin and discus ... Played club for the Northwest United Major League and Internazional U18-T1 ... Team fin-ished third in the league, while placing second in the provincials ... A current member of the U20 Canadian National Pool and a former goalkeeper for Team Al-berta, in which she played on the U15 and U16 teams.

Daughter of Shaunalee Boyle ... Has a younger brother, Sawyer ... Born Mar. 16 ... Enjoys music, playing volley-ball, basketball, mountain biking and quading ... Is flu-ent in French ... Majoring in physical education teacher education.

BOYLE’S CAREER STATS GP GA GA AVG. SAVES SAVE % W-L-T SHO.2008 10 8 1.01 29 .784 6-1-1 32009 1 0 0.00 7 1.000 1-0-0 1Total 11 8 0.89 36 .818 7-1-1 4

R-So.• 5-3Brookfield,Wis.ButlerUniversity

So. • 5-4Spokane,Wash.

MountSpokaneHS

Jr. • 5-6Calgary,AlbertaNotreDameHS

Prior to Memphis


HILDEBRANDT’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2008 22-19 3 2 8 40 15 1 0-0 2009 22-21 2 1 5 24 6 2 0-0Total 44-40 5 3 13 64 21 3 0-0



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Saw action in 14 matches for the Lady Tigers in 2009 ... Played a season-high 52 minutes in the 4-0 victory over Evansville ... Fired one shot on frame to contribute to a school-record team performance of 50 shots in a single-game versus Evansville.

Played in 16 matches for the Lady Tigers ... Had as-sists against Arkansas-Little Rock and UAB ... Tallied minutes at left defender ... Member of a defense that held opponents to a shots-per-game average of 7.4 and a goals-scored average of 0.84.

A four-year letterwinner at Cypress High School ... Was the team captain for two years ... Helped lead Cypress to a 13-5-1 record and a 2006-07 league championship ... Was named the team’s best defensive player three-consecutive years ... Once scored four goals in a single game from her defensive position ... Helped her premier club team to a league cup title in 2005 ... Also competed in cross country.

Earned four letters at Shawnee Mission Northwest High school under Coach Todd Boren ... Was selected to the Kansas 6A All-State team ... Was also selected to the All-Sunflower League first team ... Named 2008 All-Sunflower Offensive Player of the Year ... Earned All-Metro first team, All-Sun offensive first team and All-Star Johnson County first team ... Was a part of the Kansas Olympic Development Program (ODP) from 2003-08 ... Was an ODP Region II Pool alternate in 2007 and was a Region II Pool team member in 2008 ... On the club level, was a teammate of current Lady Tiger and C-USA co-Freshman of the Year Lizzy Simonin ... Her KC Metro Dynamos squad earned four Kansas State Cup champi-onships in 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008 ...Team was Kan-sas State Cup finalists in 2003 and 2006 ...The KC Dy-namos were Region II semi-finalists in 2005 and 2007.

Daughter of Jerry and Kim Isenhower ... Born June 28 ... Member of the Honor Roll ... Major is undeclared.

A C-USA All-Freshman Team selection, she finished her strong freshman season with six goals and three assists ... Registered her first goal and assist of her U of M ca-reer against Western Kentucky ... Netted two goals in the Lady Tigers 2-1 victory at East Carolina ... Named Offensive MVP of the C-USA Tournament as voted on by the league coaches ... Scored two goals in the opening round of the C-USA Tournament against SMU ... Regis-tered an assist in the NCAA First Round match versus Texas A&M ... Named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week on October 26.

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2009 - Sophomore SeasonStarted in 21 of the 23 matches for the Lady Tigers in 2009 ... Posted three goals and two assists for a total of 11 points on the season ... Had a three point game versus Evansville in which she scored a goal and as-sisted on another ... Assisted on the game-winner in the season opening match at 25th-ranked LSU ...Posted her first career goal in the 4-0 victory over UALR.

Saw action in nine games with three starts ... Played a season-high 60 minutes against Arkansas-Little Rock ... Also started against Colorado and Mississippi State ... Registered an assist to teammate Melissa Smith in a 3-0 win against Oklahoma ... Left team halfway through season to compete for the Canadian U-17 National Team, in the World Cup.

Played forward for Archbishop O’Leary ... Coached by Ross Ongaro ... Was named 2005-06 Rookie of the Year ... Won the provincial championship in 2007 with Lady Tiger teammate Jordan Boyle ... An honors stu-dent ... Played club for the Edmonton Inter U18-T1 and Northwest United in the Major League ... Member of the Alberta Provincial Team ... A member of the U-20 Cana-dian National Pool.

Daughter of Valentino and Estela Ignacio ... Has three siblings: Erica, Ethan and Armani ... Born Jan. 23 ... En-joys going to the movies and hanging out with friends and family ... Majoring in biology.


Prior to Memphis


IGNACIO’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2008 9-3 0 1 1 15 8 0 0-0 2009 23-21 3 2 8 27 13 0 0-0Total 44-40 3 3 9 42 21 0 0-0

ISENHOWER’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2009 23-12 6 3 15 31 17 2 0-0Total 23-12 6 3 15 31 17 2 0-0

TarahKERR

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Cypress, Calif.Cypress HS



KERR’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2007 16-0 0 2 2 4 1 0 0-0 2009 14-0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0-0Total 30-0 0 2 2 5 2 0 0-0


Saw action in four matches at the defender position ... Registered two shots against Evansville in what resulted in a single-game school record 50 shots for the Lady Ti-gers ... Played a season-high 14 minutes versus UALR.

Lettered four years for soccer at Blue Valley North ... Coached by Tim Wiseman ... A three-time All-Eastern Kansas League (EKL) selection ... In 2008, was se-lected as a first team All-EKL member ... Was a second team All-EKL member in 2007 ... In 2006, was honor-able mention All-EKL ... Earned first team All-Sun John-son County Soccer Team in 2007 and second team KC Star All-Johnson County Kansas City Metro in 2007 and 2008 ... Helped her high school to a state title in the 6A Kansas State Cup championship in 2007 and a third place finish in 2008 ... On the club level, was a team-mate of current Lady Tiger and C-USA co-Freshman of the Year Lizzy Simonin ... Her U-18 KC Metro Dynamos squad earned four Kansas State Cup championships in 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008 ... Was Kansas State Cup finalists in 2003 and 2006 ... The KC Dynamos were Re-gion II Semi-finalists in 2005 and 2007.

Daughter of Rich and Carrie Kline ... Born Sept. 6 ... Three-year member of Honor Roll ... Member of Nation-al Honor Society ... Enjoys playing soccer, running and swimming ... Majoring in finance with a concentration in business finance.

Prior to Memphis


KLINE’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2009 4-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0Total 4-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0-0

JuliaIGNACIO

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MIdFIEld Jr. • 5-4

Edmonton,AlbertaArchbishopO’Leary

TaylorISENHOWER

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Lenexa,KansasShawneeMissionNW

ChristieKlINE

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Leawood, Kan.Blue Valley North HS

Full name is Tarah Brittany Kerr ... Ranked fifth out of 512 in her senior class ... Born Oct. 10 to Stephanie and Michael Kerr ... A member of the National Honor Society ... Enjoys running, playing piano and listening to music ... Majoring in business economics with a concentration in financial economics ... Minoring in Spanish..



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A spirited freshman entered the program and was awarded the spirt award, voted on by teammates for the most spirited member of the team ... Played in 11 matches for the Lady Tigers, earning a start in three matches ... Connected on her first collegiate goal in her second match of the season versus Western Kentucky ... Played a season-high 88 minutes during the regular season match with SMU in which she started.

Lettered three years on the Edward S. Marcus soccer team under Coach Kevin Albury ... A District 6-5A All-District defender ... Selected as team captain for her senior year ... In 2007, helped her team to the semi-finals of the 5A state tournament ... In 2006, earned the Marcus H.S. Midfielder of the Year award ... On the club level, has been a member of the Sting Royal `91 team since 2001, and the team captain of her club team since 2004 ... In 2007, led her squad to the State Cup finals and won the Disney Showcase ... The Sting Royal was a State Cup semifinalist in 2006 and a Texas Cup semifinalist in 2005 ... In 2004, helped them to a State Cup championship, a Disney Showcase championship as well as the finals of the Surf Cup and the semifinals of the Southern Regional ... In her first year as a team captain, led the squad to the Texas Cup championship and the Pikes Peak championship.

Daughter of William and Teresa Pembroke ... Born March 18 ... Member of English Honor Society ... Top-10 percent in her class academically ... Interests are spending time with friends and family, church, volley-ball, watersports and soccer ... A marketing manage-ment major.

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KUHAR-PITTERS’ CAREER STATS GP GA GA AVG. SAVES W-L-T SHO.2007* 1 1 1.22 0 1-0-0 02008 13 12 0.91 29 8-4-1 42009 22 20 0.90 61 15-7-0 11Total 36 33 0.94 90 24-10-1 15

PEMBROKE’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2009 11-3 1 0 2 4 3 1 0-0Total 11-3 1 0 2 4 3 1 0-0


Saw action in 15 contests for the Lady Tigers, making one start ... Played 90 minutes in her start against Saint Louis ... Registered a season-high 65 minutes in a re-serve role against Texas A&M in the NCAA Tournament.

One of Memphis’ best defenders ... Can play on either side of the defense ... Saw action in every match as a freshman, starting 20 of 22 contests ... Played at least 90 minutes 18 times ... One of five sophomores on the Memphis team from Alberta.

Played club soccer for the Northwest United ... Coached by Dean Cordeiro ... Led her team to a second-place showing at provincials in 2007 ... Also played for the Drillers U18 team ... Playing for the Edmonton Force Team in the Super Y League ... Selected to the Super Y League North American Finals ... Has been a member of the Canadian National Training Program (NTC) since 2004.


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ROBSON’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2008 22-20 0 0 0 8 2 0 0-02009 15-1 0 0 0 4 2 0 0-0Total 37-21 0 0 0 12 4 0 0-0


Hampered by an ankle injury, Simonin played in 16 of the 22 matches, starting 11 ... Scored four points in the 4-0 victory over UALR connecting on a goal and assist-ing on two others ... In her first match since the injury, she connected on her first penalty kick in her Memphis career ... Finished the season with four goals and four assists.

Took home C-USA Freshman of the Year honors, the second straight Lady Tiger to do so after Vendula Strna-dova in 2007 ... Played in all 22 matches with 18 starts ... Led the Lady Tigers in points (22), goals (9), shots (65) and SOG (31) ... Also tied for second on team with four assists ... Scored game-winning goals against Mis-sissippi State, Southern Miss and Marshall ... Scored a goal and had an assist in contests against Arkansas-Little Rock, Marshall, East Carolina, and UAB ... From Oct. 19-Nov. 3, had 13 points in a five-game stretch including goals in five-consecutive games ... Played a season-high 103 minutes against Illinois in the NCAA Tournament ... Named to the C-USA All-Conference second team ... Member of the C-USA All-Freshman Team ... Named to the Soccer Buzz All-Central Region Freshman Team ... Placed on the NSCAA All-Central Region third team.

Four-year letterwinner for Coach David Wiebenga ... Earned first team All-State honors in her senior cam-paign ... Finished her senior year with 17 goals and 18 assists ... While in high school she played, alongside current Lady Tiger Krista Turner ... Also earned letters in basketball and softball ... A member of the KC Metro Dynamos, coached by Derek Shnare ... Scored a total of 22 goals and 15 assists for the Dynamos ... Region II ODP Team in 2007-08.

Born Nov. 10 ... Daughter of Terry and Myda Simonin ... Has four siblings: Jen, Hannah, Travis and Amy ... Was a four-year academic letterwinner and a Princi-pal’s Honor Roll honoree and a member of the National Honor Society ... Enjoys running and swimming ... Ma-joring in physical education teacher education.


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SIMONIN’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2008 22-18 9 4 22 65 31 3 0-12009 16-11 4 4 12 33 19 2 1-1Total 38-29 11 8 34 98 50 5 1-2

EliseKuHAR-PITTERS

#1

GOAlKEEPER R-Jr. • 5-7

Spokane, Wash.Gonzaga Prep

A natural leader in net for the Lady Tigers, she logged all but 90 minutes of the 2009 season in goal ... Post-ed a school record 11 shutouts, posting back-to-back shutouts on five different occassions ... Has a career goals-against average of 0.94, a school record ... Set a school record with 1990 minutes in goal ... Made a season-high seven saves against Colorado College to clinch Memphis’ third-straight appearance in the C-USA ChampionshipMatch ... Named C-USA Tournament Defensive MVP, posting two shutouts to help the Lady Tigers claim their third-straight C-USA Championship. A Second Team All-C-USA Selection was also honored as a NSCAA All-Central Region Third Team ... Named C-USA Defensive Player of the Week after opening the 2009 C-USA schedule with back-to-back shutouts of Southern Miss and UCF, both of which were on the road.

Rebounded from season-ending injury in 2007 to lead team with 1,190 minutes in goal in 2008 ... Picked up eight wins and four shutouts ... Also led team with 40 saves ... Had a season-high six saves against UAB in the C-USA Tournament ... Recorded five saves against Ole Miss, UCF in the C-USA semifinals and Illinois in the NCAA Tournament ... Blanked opponents Arkansas-Little Rock and Southern Miss in the regular season ... Shut out UAB and UCF in C-USA Tournament.

Began the season as the Lady Tigers starting goal keep-er ... Suffered an injury in the first match that sidelined her the rest of the season ... Came back in the spring, proving to be the powerful keeper that she was before the injury.

A member of the Washington Olympic Development Program Team ... Played club soccer for the Spokane Shadows, where she was a teammate of fellow Tiger Kelsey Bakker ... Helped Gonzaga Prep to an unde-feated season in 2006 ... Named all-city three years and All-State two years .. Named league MVP in 2006 ... Member of Super Y ODP National Team 2006.

Born Oct. 4 ... Parents are Stephen and Lisa Pitters ... Enjoys writing poetry ... Likes to dance and go to the gym when not playing soccer ... A fashion merchandis-ing major ... Minoring in marketing management.

BaileyPEMBROKE

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dEFENdER So. • 5-4

Flower Mound, TexasEdward S. Marcus HS

KelseyROBSON

#13

dEFENdER Jr. • 5-5

Edmonton, AlbertaHarry Ainlay HS

lizzySIMONIN

#21

FORWARd Jr. • 5-5

Lee’s Summitt, Mo.Lee’s Summitt HS



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2009 - Redshirt Season

Saw action in six matches, starting one ... Missed the remainder of the season due to a MCL strain and will return to the Lady Tigers in 2010 as a junior ... In her last match prior to injury, she scored a goal and also notched an assist in the 4-0 victory over Evansville ... The match versus Evansville was an historic one for her, as she became the second Lady Tiger to register 10 shots in one match.

Expected to be back to full strength after ACL tear as a freshman ... As a sophomore, saw action in 18 matches ... Played a season-high 57 minutes against Mississippi State ... Scored the game-winner in a 3-0 win versus Oklahoma ... Added goals against Colorado and Mar-shall ... Registered an assist to teammate Ashley Berra for deciding goal in the C-USA semifinals against UCF ... Second on team with .188 shot percentage.

Played and started in every single match for the Lady Tigers before being sidelined with an injury near the end of the season ... In just 15 games of play, netted five goals and four assists ... Scored at least one goal in the five of first six matches ... Had game-winners against Arkansas, Alabama and UT-Martin ... Earned C-USA Of-fensive Player of the Week honors during the first week of competition, after scoring the game-winning goal in double overtime on the road against Arkansas and a goal against Arkansas-Little Rock.

A member of the Forest United Flames team ... Helped the Flames to two Ontario Cup Championships and two Canadian National Silver Medals ... Served as team captain for her club team for two years ... An honor roll student in high school ... Named MVP of high school team four seasons ... Scored over 30 goals in 2006 ... Played for Ontario Provincial Team in 2005.

Parents are Robert and Barb Smith ... Born May 14 ... Enjoys sports, music and hanging out with her friends ... A double major in psychology and philosophy.

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An integral part of the Lady Tiger defense played in 19 matches, starting 18 ... Helped the defense post a single-season school record 12 shutouts during the season ... Registered two shots on goal in the 1-0 vic-tory at UCF.

One of five sophomore Lady Tigers from Alberta ... Should see lots of time at centerback after having a big spring for the Lady Tigers ... Saw action in 11 games as a freshman ... Earned first career start against Missis-sippi State, where she played a season-high 80 minutes ... Had a season-high two shots against Arkansas-Little Rock ... Received the C-USA Commissioner’s Medal for her academic excellence.

At Bellerose Composite High School, played midfield on the varsity squad ... Coached by Mike Thompson ... In 2007, was named Most Valuable Player ... Played club soccer for the Edmonton Angels and the Edmon-ton Strikers, coached by Kevin Poissant ... Team was named the 2007 Outdoor Provincial champions ... Team attended the club nationals in 2007 ... They also won the Indoor Provincial Championship in 2004, 2006 and 2007 ... Played for the Alberta Provincial Team from 2003-06 ... Was named captain of her team in 2004 ... Team won two bronze medals at nationals ... Record-ed academic honors every year of high school ...Was a part of the 2005 Western Canada Training Camp ... Current member of the U-20 Canadian National Pool ... Has been a member of the Canadian Youth National Pool since 2004.

Born July 18 to Brian and Susan Telford ... Has an older sister, Angela ... Enjoys snowboarding, running and playing volleyball ... Majoring in mathematical sciences with a concentration in mathematics.

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TELFORD’S CAREER STATS GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG GW PK/ATT2008 11-1 0 0 0 3 1 0 0-02009 19-18 0 0 0 4 3 0 0-0Total 20-19 0 0 0 7 4 0 0-0


Two-year member of the Lady Tiger soccer squad ... Her leadership on the sideline has been a proven asset to a team that has claimed three-stright C-USA Champi-onships ... Logged minutes during the spring schedule and will be ready to step in at goalkeeper if needed next season.

Saw action in two games as a freshman ... Made her first career start against Houston ... Registered her first career win and first career shutout in 1-0 win over Hous-ton ... Recorded four saves against both Houston and Tulsa.

Lettered for Mt. Juliet High School under Coach Jona-than Stricklin ... Was a two-time all-district 9-AAA, and district Defensive Most Valuable Player ... Helped her team to a District 9-AAA semifinal showing, the pro-grams deepest state tournament run in school history ... Played club for the Metros F.C, coached by Obed Compean.

Born on Sept. 7 to Troy and Sherry Unland ... Has two younger brothers, David and Noah... Graduated from high school with top honors ... Was top-25 of her gradu-ating class and is a member of the Tennessee Scholars ... Enjoys rock climbing, tubing and canoeing ... Major-ing in finance with a concentration in business finance.


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MelissaSMITH

#17

FORWARd R-Jr.• 5-5

Exeter,OntarioSouthHuronDistrictHS

TaraTElFORd

#12

dEFENdER Jr. • 5-7

St.Albert,AlbertaBelleroseComp

NikkiuNlANd

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GOAlKEEPER Jr. • 5-8

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of the Region 2 ODP Team since 2006 and the Missouri State ODP Team since 2006... As a member of the Re-gion 2 ODP Team, Gravlin has traveled to Costa Rica and Germany as part of the team’s International Tour.Daughter of Bill and Patti Gravlin of Saint Charles, Mo...

Born March 17 ... Hobbies include reading, swimming and hanging out with friends... Enjoys playing ping pong and sand volleyball when not playing soccer... Member of the Incarnate Word Academy Student Council, Na-tional Honor Society and serves as a student ambas-sador ... A pre-mechanical engineering major. N

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A three-year letterwinner at Miller Grove High School... A two-sport athlete, as she also lettered in track... Fin-ished fifth in the 100m dash at the Georgia State Track Meet... An All-County honoree last year... On the club level, Ansari has competed for Coach Campbell Chap-man and the GSA Phoenix 92’s... As a member of the Phoenix 92’s, she helped the squad to the 2009 State Championship... Currently a member of the Region III ODP Team.

Daughter of Venecia Turner-Ansari... Born Aug. 7 ... Enjoys shopping, playing spades, dancing and sewing. Majoring in pre-nursing.


Prior to Memphis

Barksdale earned four varisty letters at Mount St. Mary Academy and was coached by Donnie Bridges... A two-time All-Conference selection helped the Belles to the Arkansas7A High School State Championship in 2008... The Belles were also finalists in the 2007 State Tournament...On the club level, Barksdale played for the Arkansas Soccer Club Cougars ‘92. The Cougars earned the 2009 State Championship along with cham-pionships in 2006-08... In 2006, the squad won the President’s Cup... Member of the Arkansas ODP Team in 2008 and 2009.

Daughter of Marta and Leonard Davis and John Barks-dale... Born Feb. 4 ... Enjoys reading, playing guitar, playing video games, collecting quotes and writing... On the honor rollin 2007-09... Volunteers as a counselor at Camp Aldersgate, a camp for children with disabilities. Majoring in biology.


ing 29 goals in one season... A two-time All-State selec-tion and a three-time All-Coast selection... Served as the team captain for the Eagles since her sophomore season... At the club level, Davisplayed for the Gulf Coast United Futbol Club in Gulfport, Miss., under the direction of Coach Christopher Pryor. A member of the Mississippi State ODP squad in 2008 and 2009.

Daughter of Davy and Pamela Davis of Pascagoula, Miss... Born April 1 ... Hobbies include reading, listening to music, running, hanging out with friends, going to the islands and swimming... Her favorite forms of recreation are street soccer, water skiing, boat riding, jet skiing, beach soccer, skim boarding, hunting and fishing and walking on the beach... Member of the National Honor Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Key Club, Z Club, Senior Science Club and the Drama Club in high school ... Majoring in sport and leisure manage-ment.


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Dellheim has played varsity soccer for the Catalina Foothills varsity soccer team for two seasons and helped the Falcons to the 2010 Arizona High School Regional Championship... She helped the Falcons reach the 30th-ranked spot in ESPN’s Rise rankings... On the club level, she has played for the Arizona Rush under the direction of Coach Chris Fernandez and Chris Sydney... Member of the Arizona State ODP pool for two years and the Region IV pool for one year.

Daughter of Dana and Susan Dellheim... Hobbies in-clude dancing, drawing and enjoying time with friends... Born Jan. 23 ... Has volunteered at Tucson Medical Center and a volunteer assistant with younger club soc-cer teams in the area ... Major is undeclared.


Prior to Memphis

Gravlin earned three varsity letters at Incarnate Word Academy and is a two-time defending state champion entering her senior year of elgibility... Honorable men-tion selection to the ESPN Rise Spring Girls Soccer All-America Team in July 2009... A three-time All-Con-ference selection, 2009 All-Metro First Team selection, 2009 First Team All-State, 2009 First Team All-Star selection and a two-time All-Metro honorable mention honoree... Named one of six Future Stars by the St. Louis Soccer Hall of Fame... As a member of Saint Lou-is Scott Gallagher Soccer Club, Gravlin and her team won four state championships... Member of the ‘92 na-tional soccer pool in 2006 and 2007... Also a member

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Oduro was a multi-sport athlete at St. Thomas Aqui-nas Secondary School, playing point guard for the basketball team, outside hitter for the volleyball team and also ran for the cross country squad... A three-time Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association (ROOPSSAA) champion in soccer as well as a one-time champion in basketball... The 2009 squad was a provinicial finalist... On the club level, Oduro played for the Dixie Gladiators under the direction of Ali Douha... Currently a member of the U-20 Canadian national team.

Daughter of Daneil and Vida Oduro... Born Nov. 1 ... Hobbies include being on the computer, hanging out with friends, playing pick up soccer games and shop-ping ... Major is undeclared.


A multi-sport athlete at Resurrection Catholic High School, Davis earned six varsity letters in soccer, four letters in cross country, two letters in softball and one letter in track and basketball... Finished her high school career as the leading goal scorer in school history, scor-

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Prior to Memphis

Won four varsity letters on the varsity soccer team at Las Cruces High School... A three-time All-District First Team honoree... Two-time 5A All-State First Team Se-lection... As a member of the LC Sharks, helped the squad claim two top-three finishes in New Mexico State Cup play... Member of the 200-06 New Mexico State ODP team... Since 2007, a member of the U-17 and U-19 Czech Repbulic National Team.

Daughter of Jana and Ivan Strnadova... Joins her sis-ter, Vendula, on the soccer squad... Born Dec. 16 ... Enjoys being outdoors and drawing when not playing soccer... Member of Amnesty International and the Na-tional Honor Society... Ranked in the top-five percent of her graduating class at Las Cruces High School ... A biology major.


RasheedaANSARI

#4

FORWARd Fr. • 5-4

Lithonia,Ga.MillerGroveHS

AshleyBARKSdAlE

#27

dEFENdER Fr. • 5-6

NorthLittleRock,Ark.Mt.St.MaryAcademy

EmmaleighdAvIS

#11

FORWARd Fr. • 5-5

Pascagoula,MissRessurectionCatholic

AverydEllHEIM

#8

dEFENdER Fr. • 5-8

Tucson,Ariz.CatalinaFoothillsHS

KelleyGRAvlIN

#2

MIdFIEld Fr. • 5-4

St.Charles,Mo.IncarnateWordPrep

ChristabelOduRO

#10


Brampton,OntarioSt.ThomasAquinas

Alena “Aja”STRNAdOvA

#19


LasCruces,N.M.LasCrucesHS



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RECORd SETTERS The 2009 University of Memphis soccer team etched their names in the program record book with three new team records. Goalkeepers Elise Kuhar-Pit-ters and Jordan Boyle combined for a single-season re-cord of 12 shutouts en route a school record 0.87 goals-against average. In the 4-0 victory over the University of Evansville, the Lady Tigers combined for a single-game school record 50 shots, including an individual game re-cord tying 10 shots from Melissa Smith. Kuhar-Pitters paced the Lady Tiger defense with a single-season re-cord of 11 shutouts. Over the course of the season, the netminder held the opposition scoreless in back-to-back games five times, including two shutouts against nation-ally ranked UCF. Kuhar-Pitters set a new single-sea-son record for goalkeeping minutes played with 1,990 minutes logged between the goalposts for the C-USA Champions.

the 2009 University of Memphis women’s soccer team had no intentions of slipping to the back of the pack after back-to-back C-USA Championships. The Lady Tigers didn’t. In 2009, Memphis won the C-USA Tournament crown, garnered its third NCAA Championship appearance, and registered 16 more wins

under Coach Brooks Monaghan. The Lady Tigers broke records on-and-off the field and combined the school’s winningest senior class ever with possibly its most talented freshmen and sophomore corps in history.

IN THE POllS After a 2-0 victory at 25th-ranked LSU to open the season, the Lady Tigers entered the top-25 polls for the first time since 2007. Soccer America ranked Memphis 25th after the shutout victory. Following a 4-0 win versus UALR, the Lady Tigers climbed to 24th in the Soccer America poll, marking the highest ranking in program history. Claiming its’ third-straight C-USA Champion-ship at the C-USA Tournament, the Lady Tigers climbed to 17th in the Soccer America poll prior the NCAA first round match-up with Texas A&M. Memphis completed the 2009 campaign ranked eighth or better throughout the season in the NSCAA Central Region polls. The Lady Tigers were ranked third in the central region six weeks out of the season including a four-week streak in October. In the final regular season poll released by the NSCAA, Memphis received 54 votes which slotted them 26th in the national poll and first in the Central Region.

SHOOTING STARS Using her quick speed to get behind defenses, ju-nior forward Ashley Berra had an explosive season for the Lady Tigers, leading the team and C-USA with 38 points. Berra led the team and C-USA with 15 goals and posted a team best eight assists. In the midfield, junior midfielder Vendula Strna-dova continued her prolific career with 14 points on the season. Strnadova led the Lady Tigers with 68 shots, moving her into second place for career shots at the U of M with 181 shots.

Freshman forward Taylor Isenhower capped off her first season at the U of M, earning Offensive MVP honors of the C-USA Tournament. Isenhower helped the Lady Tigers claim their third-straight championship with two goals in the opening round of the tournament. Isenhower finished the season second on the team in scoring with 15 points and second on the team in goals with six.

SENIOR ClASS RAISES THE BAR The 2009 senior class of Brittany Baldwin and Tori Dalton go down in the Lady Tiger history book as the winningest class to ever play soccer at the University of Memphis. The seniors posted marks of 11-6-3 in 2006, 17-4-1 in 2007, 15-5-2 in 2008 and 16-7-0 in 2009, total-ing 59 wins while wearing the Blue and Gray.

dIAPER dANdIES (FRESHMEN) Joining the two-time defending C-USA Champions and the expectations that come with a winning team is no easy task, but the 2009 freshmen class filled the role to help the Lady Tigers claim a third-straight C-USA Championship. Taylor Isenhower and Averi Hall-man earned C-USA All-Freshman Team honors with a combined eight goals and 10 assists between the pair. Isenhower earned C-USA Tournament Offensive MVP honors and was named C-USA Offensive Player of the Week in late October. Hallman was second on the team in assists with seven, tied for the most by any freshman in program history.

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MONAGHAN RECORdS 100TH CAREER vICTORy

Head coach Brooks Monaghan recorded his 100th win as a head coach of the Lady Tiger program with a 2-0 win over Southern Miss in the C-USA season open-er. With the Lady Tigers’ 16th and final win of the 2009 season in the championship game of the C-USA Tourna-ment, Monaghan notched his 110th career win as head coach. In the past five years (2004-08), Monaghan has compiled a record of 66-30-5 (.652).

dEFENSE WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS A clutch area in Memphis’ first two C-USA Cham-pionships, the Lady Tiger defense continued to pace the quest for a third with a single-season record of goals-against average of 0.87. On the back line of the de-fense, C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Kelsey Bak-ker and junior Brittany Hance led the fearsome defense in front of Kuhar-Pitters. Memphis finished second in C-USA for goals allowed with 20 and second in C-USA with the 0.87 goals-against average. For the second-straight season, the Lady Tigers led C-USA with 12 shutouts. Memphis outshot its opponents in 2009, 364 to 210, and outscored opponents 45 to 20.

All-C-uSA Sophomore midfielder Vendula Strnadova re-ceived C-USA Offensive Player of the Year and Mid-fielder of the Year and for the second year in a row, was named to the All-C-USA first team. Senior midfielder Emiko Schwab, sophomore defender Kelsey Bakker and freshman forward Lizzy Simonin received All-C-USA second team honors. Freshman midfielder Lizzy Hildebrandt and Simonin earned All-Freshman Team se-lections. Simonin was also named C-USA Co-Freshman of the Year. For their outstanding performance in the C-USA Tournament, four Lady Tigers were named to the C-USA All-Tournament team. Laufenberg earned C-USA Offensive MVP of the tournament for her goals against UAB in the first round of the C-USA tournament and her score in a 4-1 victory over East Carolina in the champi-onship game. Sophomore Kelsey Bakker earned C-USA Defensive MVP of the tournament for her play in the de-fensive backfield. Strnadova, who scored the third goal in championship game, and sophomore Brittany Hance also earned C-USA All-Tournament Team honors.

IN THE ClASSROOM Not only did quite a few Lady Tigers earn awards for their incredible play on the field, but several also earned awards for their prowess in the classroom. Ju-nior defender Brittany Hance, 2009 C-USA Defensive Player of the Year Kelsey Bakker and first team All-C-USA selection Vendula Strnadova received C-USA All-

Conference USA Offensive Player of the YearAshley Berra

Conference USA Defensive Player of the Year

Kelsey Bakker

All-Conference USA First TeamKelsey BakkerAshley Berra

Vendula Strnadova

All-Conference USA Second TeamElise Kuhar-Pitters

Conference USA All-Freshman TeamAveri Hallman

Taylor Isenhower

Conference USA Championship Offensive MVPTaylor Isenhower

Conference USA Championship Defensive MVPElise Kuhar-Pitters

C-USA Championship All-Tournament TeamTori Dalton

Lizzy HildebrandtTaylor Isenhower

Elise Kuhar-Pitters

NSCAA/Adidas All-America Second TeamAshley Berra

NSCAA/Adidas All-Central Region First TeamKelsey Bakker

Vendula Strnadova

NSCAA/Adidas All-Central Region ThirdTeamElise Kuhar-Pitters

TopDrawerSoccer.com National Team of the WeekAshley Berra - 10/26

Conference USA Player of the WeekElise Kuhar-Pitters - Defensive - 9/28Taylor Isenhower - Offensive - 10/26

College Soccer 360 Primetime Performer of the Week

Ashley Berra - 11/10Vendula Strnadova - 11/10

Team Academic AwardsNSCAA Team Academic Award

Conference USA Sport Award (highest GPA)

ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-AmericaVendula Strnadova- Third Team

ESPN/CoSIDA Academic All-District IVVendula Strnadova - First Team

Kelsey Bakker - Second Team

NSCAA/adidas Scholar All-AmericanKelsey Bakker - Second Team

Vendula Strnadova - Second Team

Conference USA All-Academic TeamKelsey Bakker - First Team

Brittany Hance - First TeamVendula Strnadova - First Team

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Academic first team honors. Junior midfielder Vendula Strnadova was named to the CoSIDA/ESPN The Maga-zine Academic All-America women’s soccer third team, announced today. Strnadova is the third student-athlete in the University of Memphis women’s soccer program history to receive the national recognition. Memphis has had 24 or more players finish with a grade-point average above 3.0 the last two semesters. The 2009 Lady Tigers combined to post a program-record team grade-point average of 3.6 the last two semesters.

BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK The Lady Tigers entered the conference season with a 5-3 season mark. Memphis began the 2009 C-USA slate with a back-to-back shutouts over Southern Miss and 20th-ranked UCF. After a tough 3-2 loss to UTEP, the Lady Tigers posted back-to-back shutouts over Colorado College and Houston. Rice knocked off Memphis 2-1 before the Lady Tigers won four-straight games. A 2-1 overtime loss versus UAB signaled the end of the regular season for Memphis with a C-USA record of 8-3. The U of M headed into the 2009 C-USA Champi-onships as the third seed with a 13-6 record. The quar-terfinal match paired Memphis against the host SMU Mustangs. The Lady Tigers posted a season-high six goals en route a 6-2 victory. In the semifinals, the Lady Tigers were matched against Colorado College. For the second time in 2009, Kuhar-Pitters and the Lady Tiger defense were able to stymie the Colorado College attack with a 1-0 victory to advance to the finals of the C-USA Tournament for a third-straight season. The C-USA Tournament final matched the two-time defending C-USA Tournament Champion Lady Tigers versus the 2009 C-USA Regular Season Cham-pion UCF Knights. Memphis defeated the ninth-ranked Knights to claim its’ third-straight C-USA Championship and third-straight trip to the NCAA Tournament. Goalkeeper Elise Kuhar-Pitters played all 270 min-utes for the Lady Tigers during the C-USA Tournament. Kuhar-Pitters recorded two shutouts, allowed two goals and posted 16 saves over the three games of tourna-ment play. With the two shutouts at the C-USA Tourna-ment, Kuhar-Pitters broke the program record for shut-outs in a single-season. The Lady Tiger’s outscored opponents 10-2 and Memphis had eight different goal scorers on goals dur-ing the C-USA tournament.

NCAA TOuRNAMENT For the third year in a row, the Lady Tigers re-ceived an automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament by winning the C-USA Tournament. Memphis met Texas A&M in Baton Rouge, La., for the first meeting between the two schools. The Aggies prevailed with a 3-1 victory.



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2009 Statistics

RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALAll Games .......................................... 16-7-0 6-4-0 7-2-0 3-1-0Conference ........................................ 8-3-0 3-2-0 5-1-1 0-0-0Non-Conference ................................ 8-4-0 3-2-0 2-1-1 3-1-0

Individual Statistics

No. PLAYER GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT 5 Vendula Strnadova 23-23 5 4 14 68 .074 24 .353 2 0-0 33 Ashley Berra 23-23 15 8 38 63 .238 39 .619 4 0-0 21 Lizzy Simonin 16-11 4 4 12 33 .121 19 .576 2 1-1 6 Taylor Isenhower 23-12 6 3 15 31 .194 17 .548 2 0-0 9 Julia Ignacio 23-21 3 2 8 27 .111 13 .481 0 0-0 16 Lizzy Hildebrandt 22-21 2 1 5 24 .083 6 .250 2 0-0 18 Amanda Olszewski 22-1 4 2 10 21 .190 13 .619 3 0-0 23 Averi Hallman 23-11 2 7 11 19 .105 6 .316 0 0-0 7 Kelsey Bakker 21-21 1 0 2 15 .067 4 .267 0 0-0 4 Tori Dalton 21-11 0 3 3 14 .000 4 .286 0 0-0 10 Brittany Baldwin 22-0 1 2 4 12 .083 4 .333 0 0-0 17 Melissa Smith 6-1 1 1 3 11 .091 5 .455 0 0-0 26 Krista Turner 23-23 0 0 0 4 .000 4 1.000 0 0-0 12 Tara Telford 19-18 0 0 0 4 .000 3 .750 0 0-0 22 Bailey Pembroke 11-3 1 0 2 4 .250 3 .750 1 0-0 13 Kelsey Robson 15-1 0 0 0 4 .000 2 .500 0 0-0 15 Laura Laufenberg 6-6 0 1 1 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-0 11 Katie Sabet 12-0 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-0 3 Christie Kline 4-0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 24 Tarah Kerr 14-0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters 22-22 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 14 Brittany Hance 23-23 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 8 Chelsea Jones 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 25 Anna Butzlaff 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 20 Lindsay Bell 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 00 Jordan Boyle 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 Total 23 45 39 129 364 .124 169 .464 16 1-1 Opponents 23 20 16 56 210 .095 89 .424 7 1-1

No. GOALTENDERS GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W L T Sho 00 Jordan Boyle 1-1 90:00 0 0.00 7 1.000 1 0 0 1 1 Elise Kuhar-Pitters 22-22 1990:00 20 0.90 61 .753 15 7 0 11 Total 23 2080:00 20 0.87 69 .775 16 7 0 12 Opponents 23 2080:00 45 1.95 124 .734 7 16 0 2

SHOT STATISTICS MEM OPPGoals-Shot attempts 45-364 20-210Goals scored average 1.96 0.87Shot pct. .124 .095Shots on goal - Attempts 169-364 89-210SOG pct. .464 .424Shots per Game 15.8 9.1CORNER KICKS 106 95PENALTY KICKS 1-1 1-1OFFSIDES 42 30 PENALTIES MEM OPPYellow cards 5 8Red cards 0 0

ATTENDANCE MEM OPPTotal 3052 3828Dates/Avg Per Date 10/305 9/425Neutral Site #/Avg 4/141

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMEM 19 26 0 0 45Opponents 12 7 1 0 20

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMEM 182 182 0 0 364Opponents 104 105 1 0 210

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMEM 28 41 0 0 69Opponents 63 61 0 0 124

CORNER KICKS 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMEM 52 54 0 0 106Opponents 42 52 1 0 95

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalMEM 86 112 0 0 198Opponents 88 95 0 0 183

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2009 Conference uSA Standings

C-USA Overall W-L-T Pct. Home Away Pts. W-L-T Pct. Home Away Neutral StreakUCF!* 10-1-0 .909 4-1-0 6-0-0 30 17-5-1 .761 7-1-0 6-3-0 4-1-1 L1Colorado College 8-2-1 .773 6-0-1 2-3-0 25 12-6-2 .650 10-1-2 2-3-0 0-2-0 L1Memphis%* 8-3-0 .727 3-2-0 5-1-0 24 16-7-0 .696 6-4-0 7-2-0 3-1-0 L1UTEP 7-4-0 .636 5-1-0 2-2-0 21 13-6-1 .675 9-3-0 4-3-0 0-0-1 T1UAB 5-4-2 .545 2-2-0 3-2-2 17 11-7-3 .595 5-3-0 5-3-2 1-1-1 L1SMU 5-5-1 .500 4-2-1 1-3-0 16 7-11-1 .395 5-4-1 2-6-0 0-1-0 L1Marshall 5-6-0 .455 4-3-0 1-3-0 15 12-7-0 .632 7-3-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 L1East Carolina 4-6-1 .409 2-3-0 2-3-1 13 9-7-3 .553 6-3-1 3-4-2 0-0-0 W1Rice 4-6-1 .409 3-2-0 1-4-1 13 6-10-3 .375 3-4-2 3-6-1 0-0-0 W2Tulsa 4-7-0 .364 4-2-0 0-5-0 12 7-10-2 .421 7-2-1 0-7-1 0-1-0 L2Houston 2-7-2 .273 1-2-1 1-5-1 8 4-12-2 .278 3-4-1 1-8-1 0-0-0 L4Southern Miss 0-11-0 .000 0-4-0 0-7-0 0 4-13-0 .235 3-5-0 0-8-0 1-0-0 L11

! - Clinched C-USA regular season co-championship % - Won C-USA Tournament championship * - Awarded NCAA Tournament berth

TEAMPOINTS GP No. Avg/G1. UCF .................... 23 133 5.782. Memphis ............ 23 129 5.61 3. UTEP .................. 20 120 6.004. Colorado College 20 98 4.905. East Carolina ...... 19 77 4.056. Marshall .............. 19 68 3.58 Tulsa ................... 19 68 3.588. SMU .................... 19 65 3.429. UAB .................... 21 60 2.8610. Soutern Miss ....... 17 53 3.1211. Rice ..................... 19 49 2.5812. Houston .............. 18 41 2.28

GOALS GP No. Avg/G1. Memphis ............ 23 45 1.962. UCF .................... 23 43 1.873. UTEP .................. 20 40 2.004. Colorado College 20 36 1.805. East Carolina ...... 19 26 1.376. Marshall .............. 19 25 1.32 Tulsa ................... 19 25 1.328. SMU .................... 19 24 1.269. UAB .................... 21 23 1.1010. Southern Miss ..... 17 18 1.0611. Rice ..................... 19 17 0.8912. Houston .............. 18 14 0.78

ASSISTS GP No. Avg/G1. UCF .................... 23 47 2.042. UTEP .................. 20 40 2.003. Memphis ............ 23 39 1.704. Colorado College 20 26 1.305. East Carolina ...... 19 25 1.326. Marshall .............. 19 18 0.95

Tulsa ................... 19 18 0.958. SMU .................... 19 17 0.89 Southern Miss ..... 17 17 1.0010. Rice ..................... 19 15 0.7911. UAB .................... 21 14 0.6712. Houston .............. 18 13 0.72

GOALS ALLOWED GP No. Avg/G1. Colorado College .. 20 19 0.95 Rice ...................... 19 19 1.003. UCF ...................... 23 20 0.87 Memphis ............. 23 20 0.875. Tulsa ..................... 19 21 1.116. East Carolina ........ 19 24 1.267. Houston ................ 18 25 1.39 UAB ...................... 21 25 1.199. UTEP .................... 20 26 1.3010. Marshall ................ 19 27 1.4211. Southern Miss....... 17 35 2.06 12. SMU ...................... 19 39 2.05

GOALS AG. AVG. GP GA Min. Avg.1. UCF. ................... 23 20 2104:59 0.862. Memphis ........... 23 20 2080:00 0.873. Colorado College 20 19 1840:00 0.934. Rice ................... 19 19 1783:12 0.96 5. Tulsa .................. 19 21 1753:38 1.08 6. UAB ................... 21 25 1992:40 1.137. East Carolina ..... 19 24 1788:17 1.218. UTEP ................. 20 26 1843:10 1.279. Houston ............. 18 25 1682:26 1.3410. Marshall ............. 19 27 1727:26 1.4111. SMU ................... 19 39 1730:00 2.0312. Southern Miss.... 17 35 1530:00 2.06

SHUTOUTS GP No. Avg/G1. Memphis ............ 23 12 0.522. Colorado College 20 10 0.50 UCF .................... 23 10 0.434. Marshall .............. 19 9 0.475. Tulsa ................... 19 7 0.37 UAB .................... 21 7 0.337. East Carolina ...... 19 6 0.32 UTEP .................. 20 6 0.309. SMU .................... 19 4 0.21 Rice ..................... 19 4 0.2111. Southern Miss ..... 17 3 0.1812. Houston .............. 18 0 0.00

INdIvIduAlPOINTS Gls Ast Pts. 1. Ashley Berra-MEM .......... 15 8 382. Courtney Whidden-UCF ... 11 7 293. Skye Schultz-UTEP .......... 8 9 254. Chelsea Whinbush-UTEP . 8 6 225. Tameka Sumter-UTEP ...... 9 2 20 Becca Thomas-UCF ......... 6 8 207. Brittney Lyman-CC ........... 9 1 198. Erika Duncan-MAR ........... 9 0 189. Amanda Malkiewicz-ECU . 6 4 16 Tiffany Brown-CC.............. 5 6 16 GOALS No. 1. Ashley Berra-MEM........................ 152. Courtney Whidden-UCF ................. 11 3. Erika Duncan-MAR......................... 9 Tameka Sumter-UTEP ................... 9 Brittney Lyman-CC ......................... 96. Chelsea Whinbush-UTEP .............. 8 Skye Schultz-UTEP ........................ 88. Bailey Wilcox-Rice .......................... 7

9. Kenzie Scovall-SMU....................... 6 Amanda Malkiewicz-ECU ............... 6 Emily Beans-CC ............................. 6 Becca Thomas- UCF ...................... 6 Taylor Isenhower-MEM ................ 6

ASSISTS No. 1. Skye Schultz-UTEP ........................ 92. Becca Thomas-UCF ....................... 8 Ashley Berra-MEM........................ 8 4. Angela Desuma-MAR..................... 7 Courtney Whidden-UCF ................. 7 Averi Hallman-MEM ....................... 77. Tess Hall-UTEP .............................. 6 Tiffany Brown-CC ........................... 6 Chelsea Winbush-UTEP ................ 610. Chrissy Gratz-ECU ......................... 5 Rachel Wechsler-ECU ................... 5 SHUTOUTS No. 1. Elise Kuhar-Pitters-MEM .............. 112. Liz Orton-MAR ................................ 93. Caitlin Hulyo-CC .............................. 8 4. Katie Bykowski-TLS ....................... 7 Aline Reis-UCF ............................... 76. Kate Blakenship-UAB ..................... 67. Chandra Morden-UTEP .................. 58. Courtney Webb-SMU ..................... 4 Berit Hansen-ECU .......................... 410. Lynzee Lee-UCF ............................ 2

2009 Conference uSA leaders

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARAshley Berra, F, Memphis

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARKelsey Bakker, D, Memphis

FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE YEARSkye Schultz, F, UTEP

MIDFIELDER OF THE YEARBecca Thomas, MF, UCF

COACH OF THE YEARAmanda Cromwell, UCF

ALL-C-USA FIRST TEAMAshley Berra, F, Memphis

Tiffany Brown, F,Colorado CollegeTameka Sumter, F, UTEP

Courtney Whidden, F, UCFBecca Thomas, MF, UCF

Vendula Strnadova, MF, MemphisChelsea Winbush, MF, UTEPKelsey Bakker, D, Memphis

Nikki Moore, D, UCFLauren Talbot, D, Colorado College

Aline Reis, GK, UCF

ALL-C-USA SECOND TEAMErika Duncan, F, Marshall

Erin Scott, F, RiceTiffini Turpin, F, UAB

Ericka Baer, MF, Colorado CollegeMolly Snead, MF, Marshall

Bailey Wilcox, MF, East CarolinaKayla Chambers, D, Tulsa

Kaitlyn Eidson, D, SMUJessica Rathweg, D, Houston

Marie Yempuku, D, UABElise Kuhar-Pitters, GK, Memphis

C-USA ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMBrittney Lyman, F, Colorado CollegeRachel Wechsler, MF, East Carolina

Sarah Vinson, MF, MarshallAveri Hallman, F, Memphis

Taylor Isenhower, F, MemphisJulia Barrow, MF, Rice

Mallory Baum, MF, SMUKate Bykowski, GK, TulsaRachel Garcia, D, TulsaBianca Joswiak, D, UCF

Nicolette Radovic, F, UCFAlex Brandt, MF/F, UCFSkye Schultz, F, UTEP

2009 Conference uSA Awards

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Quarterfinals#5 UAB 1, #4 UTEP 1 (UAB wins 3-0 on pks)#3 Memphis 6, #6 SMU 2 Semifinals#1 UCF 1, UAB 0#3 Memphis 1, #2 CC 0

Championship Match#3 Memphis 3, #1 UCF 0

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2001Record: 5-13-1 • C-USA: 3-7-0

H: 4-5-1 • A: 1-8-0 Coach: Brooks Monaghan

Date Opponent Result8-31 at Missouri L, 2-39-2 SMS T, 2-2, ot9-8 at Evansville L, 0-29-9 UT-Martin W, 3-09-17 Ole Miss W, 1-09-21 *at Saint Louis L, 0-29-23 *at Marquette L, 2-39-26 Vanderbilt L, 1-29-28 *DePaul W, 1-09-30 *Cincinnati L, 0-210-3 Christian Brothers L, 2-310-10 at Tennessee Tech L, 0-110-12 *Southern Miss L, 1-210-14 *Tulane L, 0-110-19 *at Houston L, 1-210-21 *at TCU W, 1-010-26 *at UAB L, 1-310-28 *USF W, 3-011-4 at Mississippi State L, 3-4

2002Record: 9-10-1 • C-USA: 5-5-0H: 5-3-0 • A: 4-7-0 • N: 0-0-1Coach: Brooks Monaghan

Date Opponent Result8-30 at Florida Atlantic W, 2-19-1 vs. Florida Int T, 1-1, ot9-6 Northeastern W, 3-09-13 Evansville L, 1-2 2ot9-15 Mississippi State W, 3-2 1ot9-20 *Saint Louis L, 0-49-22 *East Carolina W, 3-29-27 *at Louisville L, 0-19-29 *at Charlotte L, 0-310-4 at UT-Martin L, 2-3 2ot10-7 at SMS W, 2-110-11 at #23 Nebraska L, 0-310-13 *at USF L, 0-210-18 *at Southern Miss W, 1-010-20 *UAB W, 1-010-25 *TCU W, 4-010-27 *Houston L, 0-110-30 at Christian Brothers L, 1-2, 2ot11-2 *at Tulane W, 4-011-6 ^vs. Charlotte L, 0-2

2003Record: 5-10-3 • C-USA: 2-7-1


Date Opponent Result8-29 Mississippi State L, 1-38-31 at Ole Miss L, 0-79-5 at Evansville T, 0-0, 2ot9-9 SE Missouri State T, 1-1, 2ot9-12 SMS L, 2-39-14 at Drury W, 3-09-19 *at Louisville T, 1-1, 2ot9-21 *at Cincinnati L, 1-29-26 *DePaul L, 1-2, ot9-28 *Marquette L, 0-110-8 UT-Martin W, 3-110-10 Alabama A&M W, 5-110-15 *at Houston L, 1-010-17 *Tulane W, 4-010-22 *Southern Miss W, 3-210-24 *USF L, 0-110-29 *at UAB L, 1-211-3 *at TCU L, 1-2


Date Opponent Result8-29 at Alabama A&M W, 4-08-31 at Ole Miss W, 1-09-5 Middle Tenn. L, 1-29-8 at UT-Martin W, 2-19-10 Tennessee Tech W, 2-09-14 at Miss State L, 0-29-17 Drury W, 1-09-24 *DePaul W, 2-19-26 Evansville W, 1-010-1 *at TCU L, 0-1, 2ot10-3 *at Houston W, 2-010-8 *Charlotte W, 5-110-10 *East Carolina W, 4-110-15 *at USF L, 0-410-17 *at UAB L, 1-210-22 *Marquette L, 0-110-24 *at Saint Louis L, 0-310-29 *Cincinnati W, 1-0, 2ot11-3 ^vs. UAB L, 1-4


Date Opponent Result8-28 Tennessee Tech W, 7-09-2 at Samford L, 1-29-4 vs. Evansville W, 2-19-7 Tennessee Martin W, 3-09-11 Missouri State W, 4-09-13 Ole Miss L, 2-39-16 Mississippi State W, 2-19-18 at Middle Tenn W, 5-19-25 at SE Missouri State L, 0-1, 2ot9-30 *Tulane W, 6-010-2 *UTEP L, 2-310-9 *at Marshall W, 2-110-14 *UAB W 1-010-19 *at East Carolina W, 2-1, ot10-21 *UCF L, 0-110-23 *Southern Miss W, 5-110-28 *at Tulsa W, 1-010-30 *at SMU L, 1-211-2 ^vs. UTEP L, 4-5


Date Opponent Result8-25 at Tennessee Tech W, 8-08-27 at UT-Martin W, 7-09-2 Alabama L, 0-19-4 Samford L, 0-29-8 at Ole Miss L, 0-39-10 at Mississippi State W, 2-09-14 SEMO W, 2-09-17 Arkansas L, 0-19-22 at Missouri State T, 0-0, 2ot9-29 *East Carolina T, 1-1, 2ot10-1 *Marshall W, 8-010-6 *at UCF W, 2-110-8 *at Southern Miss W, 4-110-13 *at Colorado College L, 0-110-15 *at UTEP L, 1-410-20 *Rice W, 4-310-22 *Houston W, 3-010-27 *at UAB W, 4-211-1 ^vs. East Carolina W, 2-111-3 ^vs. UAB T, 0-0, 2ot


Date Opponent Result8-31 UALR W, 7-1 9-2 at Arkansas W, 2-1, 2ot9-6 vs LSU L, 2-79-8 at Samford L, 0-19-16 at Alabama W, 2-09-18 UT Martin W, 4-19-21 Ole Miss W, 1-09-23 Mississippi State W, 5-09-30 Missouri State W, 2-010-5 *UAB W, 1-0, ot10-12 *at Houston W, 3-010-14 *at Rice T, 1-1, 2ot10-19 *Tulsa W, 3-010-21 *SMU W, 3-110-26 *Southern Miss W, 4-010-28 *UCF L, 1-2, 2ot11-2 *at Marshall W, 3-111-4 *at East Carolina W, 2-111-7 ^vs Southern Miss W, 6-011-9 ^at UTEP W, 1-011-11 ^vs UCF W, 2-011-16 !vs UNC Greensboro L,0-1


Date Opponent Result8-22 UALR W, 2-0 8-29 Alabama T, 1-1, 2ot9-5 at Ole Miss W, 2-19-7 Miami L, 0-39-12 Oklahoma W, 3-09-14 Colorado L, 1-29-19 at Mississippi State W, 2-19-26 *Southern Miss W, 2-09-28 *UCF L, 1-2 ot10-3 *at UTEP W, 2-110-5 *at Colorado College L, 1-210-10 *Houston W, 1-010-12 *Rice W, 1-010-17 *at SMU W, 3-010-19 *at Tulsa W, 4-210-24 *Marshall W, 4-010-26 *at East Carolina T, 3-3 2ot10-30 *at UAB W, 2-111-5 ^vs UAB W, 2-011-7 ^vs UCF W, 2-011-9 ^vs East Carolina W, 4-111-14 !vs Illinois L, 0-1

2009Record: 16-7-0 • C-USA: 8-3H: 6-4-0 • A: 7-2-0 • N: 3-1-0Coach: Brooks Monaghan

Date Opponent Result8-21 at LSU W, 2-0 8-28 UALR W, 4-09-4 Ole Miss L, 0-19-6 Western Kentucky W, 3-09-11 at Tennessee L, 1-29-13 at Alabama W, 2-19-18 Saint Louis L, 0-29-20 Evansville W, 4-09/25 *at Southern Miss W, 2-09-27 *at UCF W, 1-010-2 *UTEP L, 2-310-4 *Colorado College W, 2-010-9 *at Houston W, 2-010-11 *at Rice L, 1-210-16 *SMU W, 2-010-18 *Tulsa W, 1-010-23 *at Marshall W, 2-110-25 *at East Carolina W, 2-110-29 *UAB L, 1-2 ot11-4 ^vs SMU W, 6-211-6 ^vs Colorado College W, 1-011-8 ^vs UCF W, 3-011-13 !vs Texas A&M L, 1-3

* Conference USA Match ^ Conference USA Tournament! NCAA Tournamnent

1995Record: 5-14-0 • C-USA: 1-4-0H: 4-5-0 • A: 1-7-0 • N: 0-2-0

Coach: les Szabo

Date Opponent Result9-2 *at Charlotte L, 2-79-4 at South Carolina L, 0-59-10 *Louisville L, 0-19-13 Ark.-Little Rock W, 7-19-15 at LSU L, 0-59-16 vs. Florida State L, 1-39-22 *Evansville W, 2-19-26 Rhodes L, 0-19-30 at Arkansas L, 0-210-1 at Tulsa L, 0-510-6 Mississippi State L, 0-110-8 *Cincinnati L, 0-610-14 South Alabama L, 2-410-15 Eastern Illinois W, 3-010-20 *at Marquette L, 1-310-22 at Loyola-Chicago W, 2-010-25 at Ole Miss L, 0-110-27 Christian Brothers W, 10-211-2 ^vs. Charlotte L, 1-4

1996Record: 8-13-0 • C-USA: 3-6-0H: 5-5-0 • A: 2-7-0 • N: 1-1-0

Coach: les Szabo

Date Opponent Result9-2 at Mississippi State L, 0-49-7 at Ark.-Little Rock L, 1-39-13 Stephen F. Austin W, 10-19-15 at Evansville L, 1-39-20 *Tulane W, 2-09-22 *UAB L, 3-49-29 *at Cincinnati L, 1-510-4 *Charlotte L, 0-410-5 LSU L, 0-410-6 *USF W, 4-210-12 Arkansas L, 2-310-13 Tennessee W, 2-110-15 Ole Miss L, 3-4, ot10-18 *at Saint Louis L, 1-210-20 at Eastern Illinois W, 1-010-25 *at Marquette L, 1-310-27 *at DePaul L, 1-310-30 Rhodes W, 6-411-2 *at Louisville W, 2-111-6 ^vs. DePaul W, 5-111-7 ^vs. Cincinnati L, 1-2

1997Record: 11-10-1 • C-USA: 4-5-0

H: 8-3-1 • A: 2-6-0 • N: 1-1-0Coach: les Szabo

Date Opponent Result8-29 at Tennessee L, 0-38-30 at UT-Chattanooga W, 1-09-5 SMS W, 3-19-6 Brewton Parker W, 4-09-12 *at Tulane L, 0-19-14 *at UAB W, 1-09-17 Mississippi State T, 1-1, ot9-19 *Louisville W, 2-09-21 *Cincinnati L, 2-3, ot9-26 *at Charlotte L, 0-29-28 Eastern Illinois L, 0-1, ot10-3 *Marquette L, 1-510-5 *DePaul W, 4-110-8 at Ole Miss L, 0-610-14 Ark.-Little Rock W, 3-010-17 *at USF L, 0-410-19 *Saint Louis W, 3-2, ot10-26 Belmont W, 4-210-29 Rhodes W, 3-010-31 at Arkansas L, 2-411-4 vs. DePaul W, 4-111-6 vs. Marquette L, 0-2

1998Record: 5-10-3 • C-USA: 2-8-1

H: 4-3-2 • A: 1-7-1 Coach: les Szabo

Date Opponent Result9-1 Rhodes W, 2-09-4 UT-Chattanooga W, 4-19-6 at SMS L, 1-29-11 at Oklahoma L 0-49-16 UT-Martin W, 9-09-18 *at Southern Miss L, 3-69-20 *at Tulane L, 1-29-25 *DePaul T, 0-0, ot9-27 *Marquette L, 0-3 10-2 *at Charlotte L, 0-210-4 *at USF L, 0-710-8 Ole Miss T, 1-1, ot10-13 at Mississippi State T, 1-1, ot10-16 *at Saint Louis W, 1-010-18 *at Houston L, 0-210-23 *Louisville W, 6-010-25 *Cincinnati L, 1-210-30 *UAB L, 1-2

1999Record: 5-13-0 • C-USA: 1-10-0

H: 3-8-0 • A: 2-5-0 Coach: les Szabo

Date Opponent Result9-1 Rhodes W, 9-09-3 Toledo W, 2-19-5 Jacksonville State L, 0-29-10 SMS L, 0-19-17 *Tulane L, 0-29-19 *Southern Miss L, 1-39-22 Mississippi State W, 4-09-23 *at Marquette L, 1-49-25 *at DePaul L, 1-210-1 *USF L, 1-210-3 *Charlotte L, 0-210-10 at Ole Miss L, 2-310-12 at Belmont W, 6-110-15 *Houston L, 1-310-17 *Saint Louis L, 0-110-22 *at Cincinnati L, 0-310-24 *at Louisville W, 2-110-29 *at UAB L, 0-2

2000Record: 9-11-0 • C-USA: 3-8-0


Date Opponent Result8-25 at Sacramento State L, 2-68-25 at San Francisco W, 2-19-1 UL-Monroe W, 3-09-2 Middle Tennessee W, 4-09-8 at SMS L, 0-49-10 SE Louisiana W, 5-19-15 *at Charlotte L, 2-39-17 *USF L 0-79-22 *DePaul W, 2-09-24 *Marquette L, 4-79-29 *at Tulane W, 3-210-1 *at Southern Miss L, 2-310-7 *at UAB L, 0-410-10 at Mississippi State W, 1-010-13 *Louisville W, 6-210-15 *Cincinnati L, 1-210-20 *at Saint Louis L, 1-310-22 *at Houston L, 0-310-25 at Vanderbilt L, 0-310-28 Christian Brothers W, 4-0

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1995Meyers Field

Cincinnati, OhioFirst Round#3 Charlotte 4, #6 Memphis 1#4 Evansville 1, #5 Marquette 0Semifinals#3 Charlotte 4, #2 Louisville 0#4 Evansville 3, #1 Cincinnati 0Championship

#3 Charlotte 1, #4 Evansville 0 (ot)

1996Transamerica Field

Charlotte, N.C.First Round#7 Memphis 5, #10 DePaul 1#8 USF 3, #9 Tulane 0Quarterfinals#3 Saint Louis 1*, #6 UAB 1 #2 Cincinnati 2, #7 Memphis 0#1 Marquette 3, #8 USF 0#5 Charlotte 3, #4 Louisville 0Semifinals#2 Cincinnati 2, #3 Saint Louis 0#1 Marquette 2, #5 Charlotte 0Championship

#2 Cincinnati 4, #1 Marquette 2 (ot)

1997Anheuser-Busch Conference

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First Round#8 Louisville 1, #9 Tulane 0#7 Memphis 4, #10 DePaul 0Quarterfinals#4 UAB 1*, #5 Saint Louis 1 #1 Cincinnati 1, #8 Louisville 0#2 Marquette 2, #7 Memphis 0#3 Charlotte5 , #6 USF 2Semifinals#1 Cincinnati 2*, #4 UAB 2 #2 Marquette 3, #3 Charlotte 2Championship#1 Cincinnati 1, #2 Marquette 0

1998Cox Soccer Complex

Farmers Branch, TexasQuarterfinals#2 Charlotte 2, #7 Saint Louis 0#6 Cincinnati 2, #3 Houston 0#1 USF 4, #8 Tulane 0#5 Marquette 2, #4 UAB 0Semifinals#2 Charlotte 2, #6 Cincinnati 1#5 Marquette 2, #1 USF 1Championship#2 Charlotte 0, #5 Marquette 0 (Charlotte wins 5-4 on pks)

1999Cox Soccer Complex

Farmers Branch, TexasQuarterfinals#2 Charlotte 2, #7 Cincinnati 1#3 Houston 3, #6 USF 2#8 Southern Miss 2, #1 Saint Louis 1#4 Marquette 2, #5 UAB 1Semifinals#2 Charlotte 2*, #3 Houston 2 (4ot)#4 Marquette 6, #8 Southern Miss 0Championship#4 Marquette 2, #2 Charlotte 1 (ot)

2000Robert R. Hermann Stadium

St. Louis, Mo.Quarterfinals#1 Marquette 2, #8 USF 1 (2ot)#4 Charlotte 2, #5 Southern Miss 0#3 Cincinnati 4, #6 Houston 2#2 Saint Louis 3, #7 Tulane 1Semifinals#1 Marquette 4, #4 Charlotte 1#3 Cincinnati 1, #2 Saint Louis 0 (2ot)Championship#1 Marquette 1, #3 Cincinnati 0 (2ot)

2001Valley Fields

Milwaukee, Wis.Quarterfinals#1 Cincinnati 2, #8 Saint Louis 0#5 UAB 3, #4 Tulane 0#3 Charlotte 0*, #6 East Carolina 0#2 Marquette 2, #7 Houston 1 (2ot)Semifinals#1 Cincinnati 2, #5 UAB 0#2 Marquette 1, #3 Charlotte 0Championship#1 Cincinnati 1, #2 Marquette 0


Charlotte, N.C.Quarterfinals#2 Cincinnati 3, #7 USF 1#3 East Carolina 2, #6 Houston 0#5 Marquette 2, #4 Saint Louis 1#1 Charlotte 2, #8 Memphis 0Semifinals#2 Cincinnati 2, #3 East Carolina 1#5 Marquette 2, #1 Charlotte 1Championship#2 Cincinnati 2, #5 Marquette 1


Charlotte, N.C.Quarterfinals#6 DePaul 2, #3 Marquette 1 (2ot)#7 Tulane 0*, #2 TCU 0 (2ot)#5 Saint Louis 2, #4 USF 0 #1 UAB 0*, #8 Charlotte 0 (2ot)Semifinals#6 DePaul 2, #7 Tulane 0#5 Saint Louis 3, #1 UAB 0Championship#6 DePaul 1, #5 Saint Louis 1 (2ot) (DePaul wins 4-3 on pks)

2004Robert R. Hermann Stadium

St. Louis, Mo.Quarterfinals#2 UAB 4, #7 Memphis 1 #3 Marquette 2, #6 Charlotte 1#5 Louisville 2, #4 East Carolina 1 #1 Saint Louis 3, #8 DePaul 1Semifinals#2 UAB 2, #3 Marquette 0 #1 Saint Louis 1, #5 Louisville 0 Championship#2 UAB 2, #1 Saint Louis 1

2005Rice Soccer/Track Stadium

Houston, TexasQuarterfinals#1 UCF 3, #8 Houston 2#4 UTEP 5, #5 Memphis 4#7 East Carolina 0*, #2 SMU 0#3 Rice 1, #6 UAB 0Semifinals#3 Rice 2, #7 East Carolina#4 UTEP 5, #1 UCF Championship#3 Rice 3, #4 UTEP 0

2006SMU Soccer Stadium

Dallas, TexasQuarterfinals#1 SMU 1, #8 Tulsa 0#5 Colorado College 2, #4 UTEP 1#7 UAB 2, #2 UCF 1#3 Memphis 2, #6 ECU 1Semifinals#5 Colorado College 4, #1 SMU 1#7 UAB 1* , #3 Memphis 1 (2ot)Championship#7 UAB 3, #5 Colorado College 2

2007University Field

El Paso, TexasQuarterfinals#1 UCF 2, #8 ECU 0#5 Rice 1, #4 UAB 0#3 UTEP 3, #6 CC 2 (2ot)#2 Memphis 6, #7 ECU 0Semifinals#1 UCF 1, #5 Rice 0#2 Memphis 1, # 3 UTEP 0Championship Match#2 Memphis 2, #1 UCF 0

2008Rice Soccer StadiumHouston, Texas

Quarterfinals#1 ECU 1, #8 SMU 0#5 CC 1, #4 UTEP 0#3 UCF 2, #6 Rice 1 #2 Memphis 2, #7 UAB 0Semifinals#1 ECU 2, #5 CC 1 ()#2 Memphis 2, # 3 UCF 0Championship Match#2 Memphis 4, #1 ECU 1

2009Westcott FieldDallas, Texas

Quarterfinals#5 UAB 1*, #4 UTEP 1 #3 Memphis 6, #6 SMU 2Semifinals#1 UCF 1, #5 UAB 0#3 Memphis, #2 CC 0Championship Match#3 Memphis 3, #1 UCF 0

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1997#Marquette 7-1-1 #Charlotte 7-1-1 #&Cincinnati 6-1-2 UAB 5-4-0 Saint Louis 4-4-1 USF 4-4-1 Memphis 4-5-0 Louisville 3-6-0 Tulane 2-7-0 DePaul 0-9-0

1998 #USF 9-0-2 &Charlotte 7-2-2 Houston 8-3-0 UAB 8-3-0 Marquette 8-3-0 Cincinnati 7-4-0 Saint Louis 4-7-0 Tulane 4-7-0 Southern Miss 3-7-1 DePaul 1-6-4 Memphis 2-8-1 Louisville 0-11-0

1999 #Saint Louis 8-1-2 &Marquette 8-2-1 Charlotte 8-2-1 Houston 8-2-1 UAB 7-3-1 USF 7-4-0 Cincinnati 6-4-1 Southern Miss 4-6-1 DePaul 3-8-0 Tulane 2-9-0 Memphis 1-10-0 Louisville 0-11-0

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#&Marquette 10-0-1 Saint Louis 8-0-3 Cincinnati 9-2-0 Charlotte 8-2-1 Southern Miss 6-5-0 Houston 5-5-1 Tulane 5-6-0 USF 4-6-1 Memphis 3-8-0 UAB 2-8-1 DePaul 2-9-0 Louisville 0-11-0

2001#& Cincinnati 10-0-0 Marquette 8-2-0 Charlotte 7-2-1 Tulane 7-3-0 UAB 7-3-0 East Carolina 6-4-0 Houston 6-4-0 Saint Louis 5-4-1 Southern Miss 3-7-0 TCU 3-7-0 Memphis 3-7-0 Louisville 2-8-0 USF 1-8-1 DePaul 0-9-1

2002# Charlotte 8-0-2 & Cincinnati 6-1-3 Saint Louis 6-3-1 East Carolina 5-2-3 Marquette 5-3-2 Houston 4-3-3 USF 4-4-2 Memphis 5-5-0 UAB 5-5-0 Tulane 3-4-3 DePaul 3-6-1 Southern Miss 2-7-1 TCU 1-7-2 Louisville 1-8-1

2003# UAB 8-2-0 TCU 7-3-0 Marquette 7-3-0 USF 6-3-1 Saint Louis 6-3-1 & DePaul 6-3-1 Tulane 6-4-0 Charlotte 5-4-1 East Carolina 3-4-3 Southern Miss 2-6-2 Cincinnati 3-7-0 Louisville 2-7-1 Memphis 2-7-1 Houston 1-8-1

2004# Saint Louis 9-1-1& UAB 8-2-0 Marquette 7-2-1East Carolina 6-3-1Louisville 5-2-3Charlotte 5-3-2Memphis 5-5-0DePaul 4-5-1Tulane 4-5-1TCU 4-5-1USF 4-6-0Houston 2-8-0Cincinnati 1-9-0Southern Miss 1-9-0

2005# SMU 8-1-0UCF 8-1-0& UTEP 6-2-1Rice 6-2-1Memphis 6-3-0UAB 4-4-1Tulsa 4-5-0East Carolina 4-5-0Houston 3-4-2Southern Miss 1-7-1Tulane 1-8-0Marshall 0-9-0

2006# SMU 8-1-0UCF 7-1-1Memphis 6-2-1UTEP 6-3-0Colorado College 6-3-0East Carolina 5-3-1& UAB 4-5-0Tulsa 3-5-1Rice 3-6-0Houston 3-6-0Marshall 1-8-0Sourthern Miss 0-9-0

2007#& Memphis 7-1-1# UCF 7-1-1UTEP 6-2-1Rice 5-3-1Colorado College 5-3-1UAB 5-3-1 East Carolina 3-3-3SMU 4-5-0Southern Miss 4-5-0Marshall 1-7-1Tulsa 1-7-1Houston 0-8-1

2008#& Memphis 8-2-1# East Carolina 7-0-4UCF 7-2-2UTEP 6-4-1Colorado College 6-4-1Rice 6-5-0 UAB 5-4-2SMU 4-7-0Tulsa 3-6-2Houston 3-7-1Marshall 3-8-0Southern Miss 1-10-0

2009# UCF 10-1-0Colorado College 8-2-1& Memphis 8-3-0UTEP 7-4-0UAB 5-4-2SMU 5-5-1 Marshall 5-6-0East Carolina 4-6-1Rice 4-6-1Tulsa 4-7-0Houston 2-7-2Southern Miss 0-11-0

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Mem Opp. First LastOpponent W L T Goals Goals Game GameNortheastern 1 0 0 3 0 2002 2002Oklahoma 1 1 0 3 4 1998 2008Oklahoma State 0 0 0 0 0 2010Rhodes 4 1 0 20 5 1995 1999Rice 2 1 1 7 6 2006 2009Sacramento State 0 1 0 2 6 2000 2000Saint Louis 2 7 0 6 19 1996 2009Samford 0 3 0 1 4 2005 2007San Francisco 1 0 0 2 1 2000 2000South Alabama 0 1 0 2 4 2000 1995South Carolina 0 1 0 0 5 2000 1995SE Louisiana 1 0 0 5 1 2000 2000SE Missouri State 2 1 1 5 3 2003 2006SMU 4 1 0 15 5 2005 2009Southern Miss 8 4 0 34 18 1998 2009Stephen F. Austin 1 0 0 10 1 1995 1996TCU 2 2 0 6 3 2001 2004Tennessee 1 2 0 3 6 1996 2009Tennessee Tech 3 1 0 17 1 2001 2006Texas A&M 0 1 0 1 3 2009 2009Toledo 1 0 0 2 1 1999 1999Tulane 5 4 0 20 8 1996 2005Tulsa 4 1 0 9 7 1995 2009UAB 7 9 1 22 29 1996 2009UCF 5 3 0 12 6 2005 2009UL-Monroe 1 0 0 3 0 2000 2000UNC Greensboro 0 1 0 0 1 2007 2007USF 2 7 0 8 29 1996 2004UT-Chattanooga 2 0 0 5 1 1997 1998UT-Martin 7 1 0 33 6 1998 2007UTEP 1 4 0 11 16 2005 2009Western Kentucky 1 0 0 3 0 2009 2009Vanderbilt 0 2 0 1 5 2000 2001Totals 144 141 15 553 470 (15 Years)2010 Opponents in Bold

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BBBBBaker, Allison M 1999-02Bakker, Kelsey D 2007-09Baldwin, Brittany M 2006-09Barksdale, Ashley D 2010Barrett, Caroline D 2004-07Barse, Laura M 2001Bates-Eamer, Nicole D 1997-00Bell, Lindsay D 2009Bellamy, Elizabeth M 1995Berra, Ashley F 2007-10Booth, Katy M-F 2005-06Bourigalt, Stephanie D 1995Boyle, Jordan GK 2008-10Breton, Marcie D 1998-99Briones, Isabel GK 2004-07Bronars, Jennifer F 2000-01Brown, Vicki D 1995Brannon, Catherine D 1995-96Buttermore, Jessica F 1995-97Butzlaff, Anna M-F 2009-10

CCCCCaswell, Christy M 1995-98Cheek, Madison F 2003-04Chinellato, Heather F-GK 1996-98Ciezki, Amy M-D 2001-02Clunie, Amy GK 2003Cotton, Nancy M 1999Currin, Frances GK 1995-97,99

DDDDDalton, Tori F 2006-10Danaher, Molly D 1999-00Davis, Emmaleigh F 2010Dawells, Susannah M 2001-04Dellheim, Avery D 2010Dodd, Erin M 1997

EEEEEverhart, Lauren F-M 2005

FFFFFannin, Lia D 2006-07Feddema, Jamie M 1997Ferris, Erin M 2002-03Fisher, Jodi F 1995-98Fulbright, Amy M 1996

GGGGGardner, Elizabeth M 2002Gjertsen, Jessica F 2000Gnaster, Lisa D 1997-98Goff, Jennifer F 2000-01Gravlin, Kelley M 2010Greenwell, Vicki M 2004

HHHHHaerens, Natalie GK 2004Hallman, Averi F 2009-10Halvorson, Candace M-F 2004-05Hance, Brittany M 2007-10Hancock, Aly F 2007-08Harrison, Lindley M 1997-98Hayes, Kylie F 2005-08Heinz, Shelley D 1995-97Higashiyama, Maiko M 2006-07Hildebrandt, Lizzy M 2008-10Hill, LaVonne M 1995-98Horton, Jackie M 1999 IIIIIgnacio, Julia M-F 2008-10Irish, Kelsey M 2004Isenhower, Taylor F 2009-10

JJJJJames, Chloe D-M 2005-06Joseph, Lindsey M 2005-06

KKKKKeating, Beth M-D 2003-05Kelley, Shannon D 1995-96Kelsall, Kim D 1995Kerr, Tarah D 2007-10Kline, Christie D 2009-10Konno, Yuiko F 2003Kubota, Asuka F-M 2005Kuhar-Pitters, Elise GK 2008-10

LLLLLaufenberg, Laura M 2006-10Leone, Maggie D 2005-08

MMMMMarsh, Tiffany D 1998Marr, Kirsty F 2002-03McGee, Leanne D 2002-04MacGregor, Sarah M 2005McLeod, Nicky M 2002-03,2005-06Meduri, Michelle M 1998-01Meehan, Michele M-F 1997-00Melton, Courtnee D 2002-05Mikami, Shoko F 2004-06Moghim, Leila F 1998Moller, Annika D 2001-04Mulrooney, Melissa GK-D 1996Murphy, Kate D 2005-08Murphy, Kara D 1995-97

NNNNNewbern, Geneil F 2006Nielsen, Anja M 2000-01

OOOOOduro, Christabel M 2010 Olszewski, Amanda F 2007-10Ovrebo, Elin M 1995

PPPPPembroke, Bailey D 2009-10 Pfeffer, Lauren M 2006Pierce, Michelle F 1995Powell, Monica F 2001-04

RRRRRadcliffe,Stacey D 2007Raine, Jocelyn D 2002-04Rawe, Kari GK 2000-03Robson, Kelsey D 2008-10Rozanska, Roma D 2006Ruiz, Veronica M-D 2000-03

SSSSSabet, Katie F 2007-09Savage, Melissa M 2003-06Scanniello, Carla F 2004Schwab, Emiko M 2005-08Sedgewick, Elaine D 2004, 2006-07Shelton, Mary D 2001-04Shute, Laurel D 2007-08Simon, Jennifer GK 1998Simonin, Lizzy F 2008-10Smart, Robyn F-D 2002-05Smith, Melissa F 2007-10Smith, Meridith F 1996-99Someya, Harumi F 2006-07Sorensen, Michelle F 2001Sparrow, Rebecca F 2000-01Spiniolas, Candace F-D 1998-00Stamper, Sherri GK-D 1995Strnadova, Alena M 2010Strnadova, Vendula M 2007-10Strung, Brittany M-D 2003Sullivan, Halley Jo D 2004-07

TTTTTelford, Tara MF 2008-10Thiele, Jen D 1998-01Thompson, Tiffany D 2000-01Thorsdottir, Anna F 2002Trautman, Jessi D 2000Turner, Krista F 2007-10

UUUU Unland, Nikki GK 2008-10

VVVVVilhodt, Carina M 2001Vossen, Jennifer M 1995-98Vossen, Stephanie D 1998-99

WWWWWaddell, Robin D 1995-97Walker, Leslie F 2006Wellford, Eliza D 2006Whitehead, Jocelyn MF 2006Wicksell, Katrina GK 2000-02Williams, Suzanne D 1998-01Willoughby, Angela D 2001Wilson, Heather M 2003-04Wilson, Kristan M 2002Winslett, Tori M-F 1997-00

YYYYYoung, Aika M-F 2005

ZZZZZimmer, Lisa F 1995Zmurchuk, Lesley D 1996-97

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Heather ChinellatoMelissa Mulrooney

Kari RaweSherri Stamper

Caroline AllenAmy Clunie

Frances CurrinNatalie Haerens

Elise Kuhar-PittersKatarina Wicksell

Vicky BrownLisa Gnaster

Kelley GravlinKate MurphyAnja Nielsen

Jocelyn Raine

Becca AmrozowiczLia Fannin

Beth KeatingChristie Kline

Geneil NewbernJennifer Vossen

Rasheeda AnsariNicole Bates-Eamer

Amy CiezkiTori Dalton

Candace HalvorsonElin Overbo

Lesley Zmurchuk

Amy FulbrightKim Kelsall

Michele MeehanElaine Sedgewick

Vendula Strnadova

Carly BykerkJessica Gjertsen

Taylor IsenhowerTiffany Marsh

Leanne McGee Laura Pfeffer

Michelle Sorensen

Kelsey BakkerKaty Booth

Susannah DawellsLaVonne Hill

Jennifer Thiele

Avery DellheimErin Dodd

Kylie HayesChelsea Jones

Shannon KelleyLeila Moghim

Brittany StrungCandice Spiniolas

Jessi TrautmanCarina Vilhodt

Stephanie BourigaltJennifer BronarsLindley Harrison

Julia IgnacioNicky McLeod

Brittany BaldwinCaroline Barrett

Christabel Oduro Jodi FisherRoni Ruiz

Alison Baker Christy Caswell

Emmaleigh Davis Stacey Radcliffe

Katie SabetMelissa Savage

Isabel BironesTara Telford

Robin WaddellSuzanne Williams

Kristan Wilson

Alexandra AtkinsonMarcie BretonKaty Buckner

Jessica ButtermoreKelsey RobsonCarla Scanniello

Rebecca SparrowVendula Strnadova

Molly DanaherJennifer Goff

Brittany Hance Laura Laufenberg Courtnee Melton

Kara Murphy

Maiko Higashiyama Laura Laufenberg

Michelle MeduriMichelle Pierce

Robyn Smart

Nicole Bates-EamerMadison Cheek

Lizzy HildebrandtMaggie Leone

Candice SpiniolasSusannah Wells

Susannah HarrisonShelly Heinz

Kristy MarrShoko Mikami

Melissa SmithHarumi Someya

Tiffany Thompson

Asuka KubotaAmanda Olszweski

Mary SheltonHarumi Someya

Stephanie VossenLisa Zimmer

Joanna AlexopulosBrittany Baldwin

Heather ChinnellatoJulia Ignacio

Sherri StamperAlena Strnadova

Angela WilloughbyYuiko Konno

Lindsay BellJamie Feddema

Jennifer GoffAnnika Moller

Emiko Schwab

Erin FerrisLizzy Simonin

Halley Jo SullivanJennifer Thiele

Elizabeth BellamyLindsey Joseph

Bailey PembrokeLaurel Shute

Meredith SmithAmy Thessen

Heather Wilson

Laura BarseLia Fannin

Sarah MacGregorAveri Hallman

Kelsey IrishTori Winslett

Catherine BrannonLauren Everhart

Tarah KerrMonica Powell

Anna ButzlaffVicki Greenwell

Maiko HigashiyamaLizzy Hildebrandt

Chloe JamesMeredith Smith

Anna Thorsdottir

Krista TurnerEliza Wellford

Aika Young

Ashley BarksdaleAly Hancock

Leslie Walker

Katie SabetNikki Unland

Jocelyn Whitehead

Roma RozanskaMelissa Smith

Ashley BerraChelsea Brooks Jennifer Simon

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C-uSA Offensive MvPAshley Berra (2009) - F

Vendula Strnadova (2008) - MF Shoko Mikami (2005) - F

C-uSA defensive Player of the year

Kelsey Bakker (2009) - D

C-uSA Midfielder of the yearVendula Strnadova (2008) - MF

C-uSA Freshman of the year

Lizzy Simonin (2008) - F Vendula Strnadova (2007) - MFMaiko Higashiyama (2006) - MF

Jessica Gjertsen (2000) - F

C-uSA Coach of the yearBrooks Monaghan - 2007

All-C-uSA First TeamAshley Berra (2009) - FKelsey Bakker (2009) - D

Vendula Strnadova (2009) - MF Vendula Strnadova (2008) - MF Vendula Strnadova (2007) - MFMaiko Higashiyama (2006) - MF

Shoko Mikami (2006) - FShoko Mikami (2005) - F

Leanne McGee (2004) - DNicky McLeod (2003) - MF

Yuiko Konno (2003) - FJessica Gjertsen (2000) - F

Shelley Heinz (1995, 1996) - MF

All-C-uSA Second TeamElise Kuhar-Pitters (2009) - GK

Kelsey Bakker (2008) - DLizzy Simonin (2008) - F

Emiko Schwab (2008) - MF Emiko Schwab (2007) - MF

Kylie Hayes (2007) - FKate Murphy (2006) - D

Asuka Kubota (2005) - MFKatarina Wicksell (2002) - GK

Christy Caswell (1998) - DChristy Caswell (1995, 1997) - MF

Shelley Heinz (1997) - DJennifer Vossen (1996) - MF

All-C-uSA Third TeamCarla Scanniello (2004) - F

Melissa Savage (2004) - MFAlison Baker (2002) - MF

Jodi Fisher (1997) - F

All-C-uSA Freshman TeamAveri Hallman (2009) - F

Taylor Isenhower (2009) - F Lizzy Hildebrandt (2008) - MF

Lizzy Simonin (2008) - F Vendula Strnadova (2007) MF

Kylie Hayes (2005) - FCarla Scanniello (2004) - F

Natalie Haerens (2004) - GKNicky McLeod (2002) - MFJessica Gjertsen (2000) - F

Rebecca Amrozowicz (1999) - FLisa Gnaster (1997) - D

Meredith Smith (1996) - FChristy Caswell (1995) - MF

Jodi Fisher (1995) - F

C-uSA Tournament Offensive MvPTaylor Isenhower (2009) - F

Laura Laufenberg (2008) - MF Ashley Berra (2007) - F

C-uSA Tournament defensive MvP

Elise Kuhar-Pitters (2009) - GK Kelsey Bakker (2008) - D Kelsey Bakker (2007) - D

C-uSA All-Tournament Team

Taylor Isenhower (2009) - F Elise Kuhar-Pitters (2009) - GK

Tori Dalton (2009) - MF Lizzy Hildebrandt (2009) - MF Laura Laufenberg (2008) - MF

Kelsey Bakker (2008) - D Brittany Hance (2008) - D

Vendula Strnadova (2008) - MF Ashley Berra (2007) - F Kelsey Bakker (2007) - D

Caroline Barrett (2007) - D Emiko Schwab (2007) - MF

Kylie Hayes (2006) - F Emiko Schwab (2006) - MF

NSCAA All-American

Ashley Berra (Second Team-2009)

NCSAA All-Central Region TeamKelsey Bakker (First Team-2009)

Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2009)Ashley Berra (First Team-2009)

Elise Kuhar-Pitters (Third Team-2009) Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2008)

Kelsey Bakker (Second Team-2008)Lizzy Simonin (Third Team-2008)

Emiko Schwab (Second Team-2007)Vendula Strnadova (Second Team-2007)

Shoko Mikami (Thrid Team-2006)Shoko Mikami (First Team-2005)

Leanne McGee (Second Team-2004)Yuiko Konno (Third Team-2003)

NSCAA National Player of the WeekShoko Mikami (8/28/06)

Soccer America National Team of the WeekVendula Strnadova (8/25/09) Laura Laufenberg (11/11/08)

Ashley Berra (10/13/07)Shoko Mikami (8/28/06)

C-uSA Offensive Player of the WeekTaylor Isenhower (10/26/09) Vendula Strnadova (8/24/09)

Lizzy Simonin (10/27/08) Krista Turner (10/21/07)Melissa Smith (9/2/07)

Geneil Newbern (10/30/06)Shoko Mikami (8/28/06)Shoko Mikami (10/24/05)Yuiko Konno (10/20/03)

Jessica Gjertsen (10/30/00)Jodi Fisher (10/26/98)

Christy Caswell (9/22/97)Lesley Zmurchuk (9/16/96)Shelley Heinz (10/30/95)

Jodi Fisher (9/18/95)

C-uSA defensive Player of the WeekElise Kuhar-Pitters (9/28/09)

Kelsey Bakker (10/13/08) Isabel Briones (8/28/06)Isabel Briones (10/24/05)Isabel Briones (9/12/05)Leanne McGee (11/1/04)Natalie Haerens (9/13/04)Natalie Haerens (9/7/04)

Katarina Wicksell (10/21/02)Frances Currin (9/22/97)

Topdrawersoccer.com National Team of the WeekAshley Berra (10/26/09)

CS 360 Primetime Performer of the WeekAshley Berra (11/10/09)

Vendula Strnadova (11/10/09)

Soccer Buzz All-Central Region TeamKelsey Bakker (Third Team-2008) Emiko Schwab (Third Team-2008)

Lizzy Simonin (All-Freshman Team-2008)Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2008) Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2007)

Emiko Schwab (Second Team-2007)Shoko Mikami (First Team-2006)Shoko Mikami (First Team-2005)

Leanne McGee (Second Team-2004)Natalie Haerens (All-Freshman Team-2004)

Yuiko Konno (Third Team-2003)

Soccer Buzz Central Region All-FreshmanTeamVendula Strnadova (First Team-2007)

Soccer Buzz Central Region Freshman of the yearVendula Strnadova (2007)

Soccer Buzz Freshman All-AmericaVendula Strnadova (Second Team-2007)

Soccer Buzz National Team of the Week

Kelsey Bakker (10/13/07)Shoko Mikami (8/30/06)

NSCAA Team Academic Award

2009 2008 2007 2004 2003

CoSIdA/ESPN Academic All-America

Vendula Strnadova (Third Team-2009) Kate Murphy (First Team-2007)

Shoko Mikami (Second Team-2006)

CoSIdA/ESPN Academic All-district IvVendula Strnadova (First Team-2009)

Kelsey Bakker (Second Team-2009)Kate Murphy (Second Team-2008)Kylie Hayes (Second Team-2008)

Vendula Strnadova (Second Team - 2008)Kate Murphy (First Team - 2007)

Kylie Hayes (Second Team - 2007)Robyn Smart (First Team - 2005)

Melissa Savage (Second Team - 2005)Shoko Mikami (Third Team - 2005)Robyn Smart (First Team - 2004)

Annika Moller (Second Team - 2004)

NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-AmericanVendula Strnadova (Second Team-2009)

Kelsey Bakker (Second Team-2009) Courtnee Melton (Third Team-2008)

NSCAA/Adidas Scholar All-South districtKelsey Bakker (First Team-2009)

Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2009) Brittany Hance (Honorable Mention-2009)

C-uSA All-Academic TeamBrittany Hance (First Team-2009) Kelsey Bakker (First Team-2009)

Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2009) Kate Murphy (First Team-2008)

Vendula Strnadova (First Team-2008) Kelsey Bakker (Second Team-2008)

Laura Laufenberg (Second Team-2008) Kate Murphy (First Team-2007)

Shoko Mikami (First Team - 2006)

C-uSA Spirit of Service AwardKate Murphy (2008)

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CAREERPoints Total YearKylie Hayes 102 2005-08 Jodi Fisher 94 1995-98Shoko Mikami 77 2004-06Christy Caswell 68 1995-98Ashley Berra 65 2007-09

Goals Total YearKylie Hayes 43 2005-08Jodi Fisher 33 1995-98Shoko Mikami 28 2004-06Ashley Berra 26 2007-09Candice Spiniolas 19 1998-00Vendula Strnadova 19 2007-09

Assists Total YearChristy Caswell 32 1995-98Jodi Fisher 26 1995-98Shoko Mikami 21 2004-06Jennifer Vossen 16 1995-98Kylie Hayes 16 2005-08

Shots Total YearKylie Hayes 196 2005-08 Vendula Strnadova 181 2007-09Jodi Fisher 178 1995-98Alison Baker 166 1999-03Ashley Berra 158 2007-09

Multiple Goal Matches YearKylie Hayes 7 2005-2008Shoko Mikami 6 2004-06Jessica Gjertsen 6 2000Candice Spiniolas 6 1998-00Meredith Smith 6 1996-99

Matches Played Total YearKylie Hayes 83 2005-08Kate Murphy 81 2005-08 Christy Caswell 80 1995-98Jodi Fisher 79 1995-98Emiko Schwab 78 2005-08Brittany Baldwin 77 2006-09

Goalkeeping Victories YearIsabel Briones 39 2004-07Elise Kuhar-Pitters 24 2007-09Katarina Wicksell 21 2000-02Frances Currin 16 1995-97, 99Heather Chinellato 15 1996-98

Saves Total YearFrances Currin 326 1995-97, 99Katarina Wicksell 259 2000-02Isabel Briones 252 2004-07Heather Chinellato 168 1996-98Elise Kuhar-Pitters 90 2007-09Natalie Haerens 71 2004

GAA (Min 2500 minutes) YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 0.94 2007-09 Isabel Briones 1.03 2004-2007Heather Chinellato 1.68 1996-98Katarina Wicksell 1.82 2000-02Frances Currin 2.20 1995-97, 99 Shutouts Total YearIsabel Briones 25 2004-07Elise Kuhar-Pitters 15 2007-09Katarina Wicksell 13.5 2000-02Heather Chinellato 8 1996-98Frances Currin 6.5 1995-97, 99Natalie Haerens 6 2004

Goalkeeper Minutes Played YearIsabel Briones 5799 2004-2007Frances Currin 4907 1995-97, 99Katarina Wicksell 4809 2000-02Elise Kuhar-Pitters 3154 2007-09Heather Chinellato 2784 1996-98

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Points Total YearShoko Mikami 42 2005Jessica Gjertsen 40 2000Ashley Berra 38 2009Kylie Hayes 33 2005Shoko Mikami 32 2006

Goals Total YearJessica Gjertsen 18 2000Ashley Berra 15 2009Shoko Mikami 15 2005Kylie Hayes 14 20054 Players 12

Assists Total YearShoko Mikami 12 2005Christy Caswell 12 1996Jodi Fisher 11 1996Ashley Berra 8 2009Four Players 8

Shots Total YearShelley Heinz 73 1995Vendula Strnadova 68 2009Shoko Mikami 67 2006Jessica Gjertsen 66 2000Shoko Mikami 65 2005Lizzy Simonin 65 2008

Multiple Goal Matches YearJessica Gjertsen 6 2000Meredith Smith 4 1996Shoko Mikami 3 2005Kylie Hayes 3 2005Candice Spiniolas 3 2000Jennifer Vossen 3 1996Shelley Heinz 3 1995

Goalkeeping Victories YearIsabel Briones 16 2007Elise Kuhar-Pitters 15 2009Isabel Briones 11 2006Isabel Briones 11 2005Natalie Haerens 10 2004Katarina Wicksell 9 2002Elise Kuhar-Pitters 8 2008 Saves Total YearKatarina Wicksell 99 2002Frances Currin 96 1999Frances Currin 86 1996Katarina Wicksell 84 2001Isabel Briones 83 2005

GAA (Min 1000 minutes) YearIsabel Briones 0.83 2007Elise Kuhar-Pitters 0.90 2009Elise Kuhar-Pitters 0.91 2008Isabel Briones 1.12 2006Natalie Haerens 1.18 2004Isabel Briones 1.21 2005

Shutouts Total YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 11 2009 Isabel Briones 10 2007Isabel Briones 8 2006Isabel Briones 6 2005Natalie Haerens 6 2004Katarina Wicksell 5 2002

Goalkeeper Minutes Played YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 1990 2009 Isabel Briones 1942 2007Isabel Briones 1849 2006Katarina Wicksell 1766 2002Katarina Wicksell 1746 2001

Goals Year56 200750 200548 200647 199645 200943 2008

Assists Year53 199652 200545 200741 199739 200935 1998

Points Year157 2007152 2005147 1996130 2006129 2009120 2008

Shots Year429 2007 386 2008364 2009358 2006339 1997296 2005

Saves Year141 1996130 1995129 2008113 1997110 2002Shutouts Year12 2009 10 20079 20088 20067 20047 1997GAA Year0.84 20070.87 20090.93 20081.12 20061.19 2005

GAME

Points Total DateShelley Heinz 9 vs. CBU 10/27/95

Goals Total DateShelley Heinz 4 vs. CBU 10/27/95Lesley Zmurchuk 4 vs. SFA 9/13/96 Assists Total DateCatherine Brannon 4 vs. Rhodes 10/30/96Jodi Fisher 4 vs. Rhodes 10/30/96

Shots Total DateShelley Heinz 10 vs. CBU 10/27/95Melissa Smith 10 vs. Evansville 09/20/09

Saves Total DateFrances Currin 15 vs. Marquette 9/23/99

TEAM RECORdS

Goals Date10 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/9610 vs. CBU 10/27/95

Assists Date12 vs. UT-Martin 9/16/9812 vs. Rhodes 10/30/9612 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/96

Points Date32 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/9630 vs. UT-Martin 9/16/9830 vs. CBU 10/27/95

Shots Date50 vs. Evansville 09/20/09

Saves Date17 vs. UAB 10/17/04

MISCEllANEOuSMost Matches 23 2009Most Wins 17 2007

Fewest Losses 4 2007

Best Winning Percentage .772 2007

Longest Winning Streak 7 2007

Longest Home Winning Streak: 11 2006-2007

Longest Road Winning Streak: 5 2007

Largest Margin of Victory: 9 vs. Stephen F. Austin 9/13/96 vs. UT-Martin 9/16/98 vs. Rhodes 9/1/99

1. 1,203 ....... vs. Rhodes 10/30/962. 879 .............. vs. UALR 8/31/073. 853 ............vs. Ole Miss 9/4/094. 739 ..........vs. Ole Miss 9/13/055. 639 ......... vs. Charlotte 10/4/96

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Points Total YearShoko Mikami 32 2006 Jodi Fisher 21 1998Harumi Someya 18 2007Lesley Zmurchuk 15 1997Alison Baker 15 2002

Goals Total YearShoko Mikami 12 2006Jodi Fisher 8 1998Harumi Someya 7 2007Kylie Hayes 6 2008Alison Baker 6 2002

Assists Total YearShoko Mikami 8 2006Jodi Fisher 5 1998Lesley Zmurchuk 5 1997Caroline Barrett 5 2007Christy Caswell 5 1998Catherine Brannon 5 1996

Shots Total YearShoko Mikami 67 2006 Alison Baker 64 2002Harumi Someya 43 2007Jodi Fisher 42 1998Becca Amrozowicz 41 2002

Game Winning Goals Total YearShoko Mikami 2 2006Alison Baker 2 2002Harumi Someya 2 2007Kylie Hayes 2 2008Lesley Zmurchuk 2 1997

Goals Against Average YearIsabel Briones 0.83 2007Kari Rawe 1.83 2003

Goalkeeper Minutes Total YearIsabel Briones 1942 2007Kari Rawe 1181 2003

Goalkeeper Saves Total YearIsabel Briones 68 2007Kari Rawe 40 2003 Shutouts Total YearIsabel Briones 10 2007Natalie Haerens 1 2003

Points Total YearShoko Mikami 42 2005Ashley Berra 38 2009Yuiko Konno 27 2003Kylie Hayes 25 2007Christy Caswell 24 1997

Goals Total YearShoko Mikami 15 2005Ashley Berra 15 2009Yuiko Konno 12 2003Kylie Hayes 11 2007Jodi Fisher 9 1997

Assists Total YearShoko Mikami 12 2005Ashley Berra 8 2009Christy Caswell 8 1997Laura Laufenberg 7 2008Nicky McCleod 6 2005Meredith Smith 6 1998

Shots Total YearVendula Strnadova 68 2009Shoko Mikami 65 2005Ashley Berra 63 2009Kylie Hayes 57 2007Alison Baker 53 2001

Game Winning Goals Total YearShoko Mikami 4 2005Ashley Berra 4 2009Kylie Hayes 3 2007Jodi Fisher 3 1997Yuiko Konno 3 2003Amanda Olszewski 3 2009

Goals Against Average YearIsabel Briones 1.02 2006Katarina Wicksell 1.38 2002Heather Chinellato 1.80 1998Frances Currin 1.83 1997 Goalkeeper Minutes Total YearIsabel Birones 1849 2006Katarina Wicksell 1610 2002Heather Chinellato 1350 1998Frances Currin 1277 1997 Goalkeeper Saves Total YearKatarina Wicksell 99 2002Heather Chinellato 79 1998Isabel Briones 78 2006Frances Currin 76 1997

Shutouts Total YearIsabel Briones 8 2006Katarina Wicksell 5 2002Frances Currin 4 1997Heather Chinellato 3 1998

Points Total YearKylie Hayes 30 2006Shelly Heinz 29 1995Jennifer Vossen 28 1996Jodi Fisher 27 1996Christy Caswell 24 1996

Goals Total YearKylie Hayes 12 2006Shelly Heinz 12 1995Jennifer Vossen 10 1996Vendula Strnadova 8 2008Jodi Fisher 8 1996

Assists Total YearChristy Caswell 12 1996Jodi Fisher 11 1996Jennifer Vossen 8 1996Asuka Kubota 7 2005Kylie Hayes 6 2006

Shots Total YearShelly Heinz 73 1995 Vendula Strnadova 57 2008Kristy Marr 50 2002Kylie Hayes 49 2006Ashley Berra 46 2008

Game Winning Goals Total YearKristy Marr 4 2002Christy Caswell 4 1996Vendula Strnadova 3 2008Madison Cheek 3 2004Maiko Higashiyama 3 2006

Goals Against Average YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 0.90 2009 Isabel Briones 1.21 2005Heather Chinellato 1.40 1997Katarina Wicksell 1.65 2001

Goalkeeper Minutes Total YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 1990 2009 Katarina Wicksell 1746 2001Isabel Birones 1642 2005Frances Currin 1287 1996

Goalkeeper Saves Total YearFrances Currin 86 1996Katarina Wicksell 84 2001Isabel Briones 83 2005Elise Kuhar-Pitters 61 2009

Shutouts Total YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 11 2009 Isabel Briones 6 2005Katarina Wicksell 4.5 2001Heather Chinellato 3 1997

Points Total YearKylie Hayes 33 2005Meredith Smith 24 1996Jodi Fisher 23 1995Lizzy Simonin 22 2008Carla Scanniello 15 2004

Goals Total YearKylie Hayes 14 2005Meredith Smith 11 1996Lizzy Simonin 9 2008Jodi Fisher 8 1995Becca Amrozowicz 6 1999Carla Scanniello 6 2004Taylor Isenhower 6 2009Vendula Strnadova 6 2007

Assists Total YearChristy Caswell 7 1995Jodi Fisher 7 1995Averi Hallman 7 2009Krista Turner 6 2007Vicki Greenwell 6 2004Kylie Hayes 5 2005

Shots Total YearLizzy Simonin 65 2008 Kylie Hayes 59 2005Vendula Strnadova 56 2007Ashley Berra 49 2007Jodi Fisher 42 1995

Game Winning Goals Total YearLizzy Simonin 3 2008Kylie Hayes 3 2005Vendula Strnadova 3 2007Melissa Smith 3 2007Ashley Berra 2 2007Taylor Isenhower 2 2009Candice Spiniolas 2 1998Annika Moller 2 2001

Goals Against Average YearElise Kuhar-Pitters 0.91 2008 Natalie Haerens 1.18 2004Sherri Stamper 1.93 1995Katarina Wicksell 2.78 2000

Goalkeeper Minutes Total YearNatalie Haerens 1370 2004 Katarina Wicksell 1370 2000Elise Kuhar-Pitters 1190 2008 Frances Currin 870 1995

Goalkeeper Saves Total YearKatarina Wicksell 76 2000Natalie Haerens 71 2004Frances Currin 65 1995 Sherri Stamper 65 1995

Shutouts Total YearNatalie Haerens 6 2004 Elise Kuhar-Pitters 4 2008 Katarina Wicksell 4 2000Jordan Boyle 3 2008Amy Clunie 2 2003Sherri Stamper 2 1995

The Last Time A Lady Tiger ...Scored Four Goals: ...............................................Lesley Zmurchuk vs. Stephen F. Austin (1996)Scored Three Goals: ........................................................... Kylie Hayes vs. Southern Miss (2007Scored Two Goals: .................................................................Taylor Isenhower vs. SMU (2009)Recorded Four Assists: ..................................................... Catherine Brannon vs. Rhodes (1996)Recorded Three Assists: ..............................................Caroline Barrett vs. Southern Miss (2007)Recorded Two Assists: ...................................................................Ashley Berra vs. SMU (2009)Recorded 10 or more Shots: ................................ Melissa Smith vs. Evansville (2009), 10 shotsRecorded 15 or more Saves:.................................. Frances Curr vs. Marquette (1999), 15 savesRecorded 10 or more Saves:........................................ Isabel Briones vs. UAB (2004), 12 savesRecorded Back-to-Back Shutouts: .....Elise Kuhar Pitters vs Colorado College and UCF (2009)Scored Two Goals in Two Minutes: ....................................Shoko Mikami vs. Tulane (2005), 1:40Goalkeeper recorded an assist:............................................Elise Kuhar-Pitters vs. SMU (2009)

The Last Time The Lady Tigers ...Scored 10 Goals in a Game: ....................................................vs. Stephen F. Austin (1996), 10-0Scored Eight Goals in a Game: ................................................................ vs. Marshall (2006), 8-0Scored Six Goals in a Game ...........................................................vs. Southern Miss (2007), 6-0Scored Six Goals in a Half..............................................................vs. Rhodes (1999), 6 (1st half)Scored Four Goals in a Half: ....................................................... vs. Marshall (2006), 4 (2nd half)Scored Three Goals in a Half: ...........................................................vs. SMU (2009), 3 (2nd half)Notched 10 or more Assists in a Game: .................................................. vs. UT-Martin (1998), 12Notched Eight or more Assists in a Game: ...................................... vs. Tennessee Tech (2005), 8Notched Five or more Assists in a Game: ........................................................vs. SMU (2009), 5Attempted 50 or more Shots:...................................................................vs. Evansville (2009), 50Attempted 40 or more Shots:...................................................................vs. Evansville (2009), 50Attempted 30 or more Shots:...................................................................vs. Evansville (2009), 50Attempted 25 or more Shots:...................................................................vs. Evansville (2009), 50Involved in a 0-0 Tie: ............................................................................................ vs. UAB, (2006)

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2010 C-uSA Composite ScheduleFriday, August 20Memphis at Saint Louis .....................................5:00 p.m.East Carolina at UNC-Greensboro ....................... 6:00 p.m.Rice at Baylor ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.FIU at SMU ........................................................... 7:00 p.m.Vanderbilt at UAB ................................................. 7:00 p.m.Crowne Plaza-Tulsa Invitational Tournament Northwestern State at Tulsa ........................ 7:35 p.m.UTEP at New Mexico State .................................. 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, August 22Marshall at Cleveland State.........................................NoonFrancis Marion at East Carolina ........................... 1:00 p.m.Northern Arizona at UTEP .................................... 2:00 p.m.Crowne Plaza-Tulsa Invitational Tournament Arkansas-Little Rock at Tulsa ...................... 3:30 p.m.Southern Miss at SE Louisiana ............................ 4:00 p.m.Samford at Memphis ..........................................6:00 p.m.Stephen F. Austin at Rice ..................................... 6:00 p.m.Alabama at UAB ................................................... 6:00 p.m.Sam Houston at Houston ..................................... 7:00 p.m.Florida at UCF ...................................................... 7:00 p.m.

Friday, August 27Wake Forest at East Carolina ............................... 3:00 p.m.Miss Valley State at Southern Miss ...................... 4:00 p.m.Dayton at Colorado College ................................. 5:00 p.m.Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) Marshall at Winthrop .................................... 6:00 p.m. Houston at Louisiana-Lafayette ............................ 7:00 p.m.UAB at Mississippi State ...................................... 7:00 p.m.San Diego State at UCF ....................................... 7:00 p.m.Oklahoma at Tulsa................................................ 7:00 p.m.Rice at Marquette ................................................. 7:30 p.m.13th Annual Miner Classic (El Paso, Texas) Fresno State at UTEP.................................. 8:00 p.m.SMU at Portland ................................................... 9:00 p.m.

Saturday, August 28LSU at Memphis ..................................................7:00 p.m. Sunday, August 29Winthrop Tournament (Rock Hill, S.C.) Marshall vs. Liberty .............................................NoonBoise State at Colorado College .......................... 1:00 p.m.Houston at McNeese State................................... 1:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Mississippi State ....................... 1:00 p.m.UAB at Ole Miss ................................................... 1:00 p.m.SMU at Oregon..................................................... 3:00 p.m.13th Annual Miner Classic (El Paso, Texas) Utah Valley at UTEP .................................... 3:00 p.m.Oral Roberts at Tulsa............................................ 7:35 p.m.

Thursday, September 2Colorado College at Wyoming .............................. 5:00 p.m.

Friday, September 3Cal Tournament (San Francisco, Calif.) Rice at California ......................................... 4:00 p.m.Pullman Plaza Hotel Invitational (Huntington, W.Va.) Radford at Marshall ..................................... 4:30 p.m.East Carolina at Old Dominion ............................. 6:00 p.m.Houston at TCU ................................................... 7:00 p.m.Memphis at Oklahoma State..............................7:00 p.m.Saint Louis at SMU ............................................... 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Samford ................................... 7:00 p.m.Western Carolina at UAB ..................................... 7:00 p.m.UCF at USF .......................................................... 7:00 p.m.UTEP at Stephen F. Austin ................................... 7:00 p.m.Murray State at Tulsa ........................................... 7:35 p.m.

Sunday, September 5Colorado College at Oklahoma ...................................NoonHouston at Baylor ................................................. 1:00 p.m. Memphis at Arkansas-Little Rock .....................1:00 p.m.Cal Tournament (San Francisco, Calif.) Rice vs San Francisco ................................. 1:00 p.m.Missouri State at Tulsa ......................................... 1:00 p.m.VCU at UCF .......................................................... 1:00 p.m.UTEP at Houston Baptist ...................................... 1:00 p.m.Pullman Plaza Hotel Invitational (Huntington, W. Va.)

Appalachian State at Marshall ..................... 1:30 p.m. Davidson at SMU.................................................. 2:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Vanderbilt .................................. 2:00 p.m.UAB at Samford.................................................... 6:00 p.m.

Monday, September 6Niagara at East Carolina ...................................... 7:00 p.m.

Wednesday, September 8Marshall at Ohio ................................................... 3:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 9Middle Tennessee at UAB .................................... 6:00 p.m. Friday, September 10NC State at East Carolina .................................... 3:00 p.m.Tulsa at Arkansas State ........................................ 4:00 p.m.Colorado College at Utah State ............................ 5:00 p.m.Stephen F. Austin at Houston ............................... 7:00 p.m.Alabama at Memphis ..........................................7:00 p.m.UTSA at Rice ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.Oklahoma State at SMU ....................................... 7:00 p.m.Harvard at UCF .................................................... 7:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 1110th Annual Border Shootout (El Paso, Texas) North Dakota at UTEP. ................................ 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 12Colorado College at Utah ..................................... 1:00 p.m.Texas Southern at Houston .................................. 1:00 p.m.Memphis at Ole Miss ..........................................1:00 p.m.Rice at Oklahoma ................................................. 1:00 p.m.Jackson State at Southern Miss ........................... 1:00 p.m.Tulsa at Central Arkansas .................................... 1:00 p.m.Florida State at UCF ............................................. 1:00 p.m.New Mexico at SMU ............................................. 2:00 p.m.Marshall at Kentucky ............................................ 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday, September 15Northern Colorado at Colorado College ............... 5:00 p.m.

Thursday, September 16East Carolina at UNC-Wilmington ........................ 6:00 p.m. Friday, September 17TCU at Memphis .................................................6:00 p.m.SMU at North Texas ............................................. 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Ole Miss.................................... 7:00 p.m.UCF at Arizona ..................................................... 7:30 p.m.Lamar at UTEP ..................................................... 8:00 p.m.

Saturday, September 18BYU at Rice .......................................................... 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 19Texas Tech at UAB. ............................................ 12:30 p.m.East Carolina at William & Mary ........................... 1:00 p.m.Northwestern State at Southern Miss ................... 1:00 p.m.Oklahoma State at Colorado College ................... 2:00 p.m.Saint Mary’s (CA) at SMU .................................... 2:00 p.m.Alabama A&M at UTEP ........................................ 2:00 p.m.Houston at UTSA .................................................. 7:00 p.m.UCF vs. Arizona State .................................................. TBA

Friday, September 24Marshall at Southern Miss*................................... 4:00 p.m. Memphis at Colorado College* ..........................5:00 p.m.East Carolina at UCF* .......................................... 6:00 p.m.SMU at Houston* .................................................. 7:00 p.m.Tulsa at Rice* ....................................................... 7:00 p.m.UAB at UTEP* ...................................................... 8:00 p.m.

Sunday, September 26Marshall at UCF* .........................................................NoonEast Carolina at Southern Miss*........................... 1:00 p.m.Tulsa at Houston* ................................................. 1:00 p.m.Memphis at UTEP* ..............................................1:00 p.m.SMU at Rice* ........................................................ 1:00 p.m.UAB at Colorado College* .................................... 3:00 p.m.

Friday, October 1SMU at East Carolina*.......................................... 3:00 p.m.Tulsa at Marshall* ................................................. 6:00 p.m.Colorado College at Houston* .............................. 7:00 p.m.UCF at Memphis* ................................................7:00 p.m.UTEP at Rice* ..................................................... 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at UAB* ......................................... 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 3SMU at Marshall*................................................ 11:00 a.m.Colorado College at Rice* ...........................................NoonTulsa at East Carolina* ...............................................NoonUTEP at Houston* ................................................ 1:00 p.m.Southern Miss at Memphis* ...............................1:00 p.m.UCF at UAB* ........................................................ 2:00 p.m.

Friday, October 8Rice at Southern Miss* ......................................... 4:00 p.m.Colorado College at Tulsa* .................................. 7:00 p.m. East Carolina at Memphis* ................................7:00 p.m.Houston at UCF* .................................................. 7:00 p.m.Marshall at UAB* .................................................. 7:00 p.m.UTEP at SMU* ...................................................... 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 10East Carolina at UAB* .......................................... 1:00 p.m.Marshall at Memphis* .........................................1:00 p.m.Rice at UCF .......................................................... 1:00 p.m.UTEP at Tulsa* ..................................................... 1:00 p.m.Colorado College at SMU* ................................... 2:00 p.m.Houston at Southern Miss* ................................... 2:00 p.m.

Friday, October 15UCF at Colorado College* .................................... 5:00 p.m.Marshall at Rice* .................................................. 6:00 p.m.East Carolina Houston* ........................................ 7:00 p.m.Memphis at Tulsa* ..............................................7:00 p.m. UAB at SMU ......................................................... 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at UTEP*....................................... 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, October 17UCF at UTEP* .............................................................NoonSouthern Miss at Colorado College* .................... 1:00 p.m.East Carolina at Rice* .......................................... 1:00 p.m.Marshall at Houston* ............................................ 1:00 p.m.UAB at Tulsa* ....................................................... 1:00 p.m.Memphis at SMU* ...............................................2:00 p.m.

Friday, October 22UTEP at East Carolina* ........................................ 3:00 p.m.SMU at Southern Miss* ........................................ 4:00 p.m.Colorado College at Marshall* .............................. 6:00 p.m.Houston at UAB* .................................................. 7:00 p.m.Rice at Memphis* ................................................7:00 p.m.Tulsa at UCF* ............................................................... TBA

Sunday, October 24Colorado College at East Carolina* .................... 11:00 a.m.UTEP at Marshall* .............................................. 11:00 a.m.SMU at UCF* ...............................................................NoonHouston at Memphis* .........................................1:00 p.m.Rice at UAB*......................................................... 1:00 p.m.Tulsa at Southern Miss* ....................................... 1:00 p.m.

Thursday, October 28East Carolina at Marshall* .................................... 6:00 p.m.UAB at Memphis .................................................7:00 p.m.Tulsa at SMU ........................................................ 7:00 p.m.

Friday, October 29Houston at Rice*................................................... 7:00 p.m.Southern Miss at UCF* ......................................... 7:00 p.m.UTEP at Colorado College* .................................. 8:00 p.m.

Wednesday, November 3 - Sunday, November 7C-USA Women’s Soccer ChampionshipHosted by UCF, Orlando, Fla.

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Dr. Shirley C. Raines became the 11th president of the University of Memphis on July 1, 2001. She is the first woman to hold the presidency of the University, which was found-ed in 1912. The University is classified by the Carne-gie Foundation for the Advancement of Teach-ing as a high research university, with approxi-mately 22,000 students and 2,500 employees. Previous to her appointment at the Univer-sity of Memphis, Dr. Raines was Vice Chancel-lor for Academic Services and Dean of the Col-lege of Education at the University of Kentucky. While at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, she received the Distinguished Fac-ulty Member award and has received two re-search awards from the Eastern Educational Research Association. She is the author of 14 books and numerous journal articles and is widely regarded as an expert in teacher educa-tion and early childhood education. During the years of Dr. Raines’ tenure at the University of Memphis, the following build-ing projects have been completed: the FedEx Institute of Technology, the Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management, the Student Activities Plaza and fountain, the clock tower, University Services Building with new bookstore, additions to the Carpenter Stu-dent Housing Complex, the renovation of Wilder Tower, which is devoted to student services. Just in the last year, grand openings have been held for the Law School, which was relocated to the historic downtown location on the Missis-sippi River, the new University Center and the Living Learning Residence Complex.

Improvement to athletic facilities have also been a priority with the construction of the Athletic Training Facility, Tiger Softball Complex, FedEx-Park, Frank L. Flautt Golf Center, and upgrades and renovations to the football training facilities, Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium and the Elma Roane Fieldhouse. Described in The Commercial Appeal as “powerful, prepared and personable,” she has become known for her effective work in building productive partnerships on and off the campus. This emphasis has enabled the University to realize significant increases in annual giving to the University. Establishment of the University of Memphis Research Foundation along with the University’s focus on engaged scholarship in the community has facilitated an increase of sponsored research grants and contract awards by almost 100% since the beginning of Dr. Raines’ tenure in 2001. Major focus areas of her work with students include an increased emphasis on the retention of students, expan-sion of the University’s Honors and Emerg-ing Leaders programs, the establishment of a guaranteed internship program for qualified students, living learning residential and curricu-lar learning communities throughout campus. Dr. Raines served on the board for the NCAA for the past five years and chaired the Presidential Task Force Oversight and Monitor-ing Group while also serving on the Board of Directors of C-USA. While Chair of the Board of Directors of C-USA, Dr. Raines led the con-ference through realignment. The April 2009 is-sue of Business TN, included her on the maga-zine’s list of the 100 most powerful people in Tennessee.

Dr. Raines earned her Doctorate in Edu-cation and her Master of Science degree from the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. Her Bachelor of Science degree is from the Uni-versity of Tennessee at Martin. She also com-pleted the Management Development Program from the Harvard Graduate School of Educa-tion. She has returned to Harvard for the past three years as a keynote speaker for the In-stitutes for Higher Education addressing new university presidents and chancellors. A native of Bells, Tennessee, she is mar-ried to retired professor, Dr. Robert J. Canady. In his retirement, he is a stained glass artist and a private pilot. Bob and Shirley are the parents of four adult children and four grand-children.

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2001- Dr. Shirley C. Raines2000-01 Dr. Ralph Faudree (interim)1991-00 Dr. V. Lane Rawlins1980-91 Dr. Thomas Carpenter1980 Dr. Jerry Boone (interim)1973-80 Dr. Billy M. Jones1972-73 Dr. John Richardson (interim)1960-72 Dr. C.C. Humphreys1950-60 Dr. J. Millard Smith1949-50 Lamar Newport (acting)1946-49 Dr. J. Millard Smith1943-46 Dr. Jennings B. Sanders1939-43 Dr. Richard C. Jones1924-39 Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister1918-24 Dr. Andrew A. Kincannon1913-18 Dr. John Willard “J.W.” Brister1912-13 Dr. Seymour A. Mynders

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R.C. Johnson came aboard in February of 1996 and immediately set forth in bringing U of M Tiger athletics into national prominence. Over the last 14 years, the dynamic adminis-trator has built Tiger Athletics into a nationally-recognized program that has been to five bowl games in the last seven years and played for the Men’s Basketball National Champion-ship title in 2007-08. In addition, for the last 11 straight years, donations to the department have continued to rise, and on June 30, 2010, a record-setting $7.3 million was announced by the Tiger Scholarship Fund. Also in the last seven years under John-son, the Tigers have captured 14 total C-USA championships in men’s basketball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, women’s golf and men’s track. The men’s basketball program has garnered five regular-season titles (2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009) and four C-USA Tour-nament championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009), while the women’s soccer program claimed consecutive league championships in 2007, 2008 and 2009. Johnson is currently spearheading his second major capital campaign which benefits nearly every area of the Tiger Athletic Depart-ment. Included in the $12.9 million project is a new addition to the Athletic Office Building, a weight room and turf practice field for Tiger Football, a redesign of the Tiger baseball stadi-um that was unveiled for the 2010 season, the completed golf practice facility, a renovation of the Finch Center men’s basketball practice fa-cility, a renovation of the women’s basketball and volleyball locker rooms and the Anfernee Hardaway Hall of Fame to honor Tiger athletes

Johnson’s first capital campaign was pre-viously the largest fund-raising effort in the history of Memphis athletics. The $8 million campaign included a new 8,000-square-foot football and basketball office complex addition, a new basketball practice facility, which is still considered one of the best in the country, and a complete renovation of the Murphy Athletic Complex. During his tenure, Johnson has created the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll, the Tiger Scholarship Fund Board of Directors and the Athletic Director’s Ambassador’s Club. The Ambassador’s Club, which started with two members in 1997, has reached an all-time high of 41 members under Johnson. A significant revenue source for Tiger Athletics, members of the Ambassador’s Club pledge to commit $500,000. In June 2007, Johnson inked a lucrative long-term contract extension with Learfield Sports, which enabled Tiger Sports Proper-ties to retain the multimedia rights for Memphis Athletics through 2017. The Tigers signed on with Learfield Sports in 2001, granting the part-ner radio and television rights, athletic venue signage, game day promotions and sponsor-ships, as well as the official athletic department website. Terms for the contract call for the Ti-gers to receive a financial guarantee each year of the agreement and to participate in annual revenue sharing. In 2008, the U of M entered into a five-year, $11.3 million partnership with Nike to provide shoes, apparel and equipment for all Tiger athletic teams. A believer in academic excellence as well as athletic success and national prominence, Johnson leads a department that set a school record with 51 percent of its student-athletes achieving a 3.0 or higher during the spring 2010 semester. For the most recent academic year, which includes fall 2009 and spring 2010, 339 student-athletes earned at least a 3.0 GPA

and eight had a 4.0 for the year and 33 others had a 4.0 either in the fall or spring. For the spring 2010 semester, the athletic department as a whole posted its highest GPA ever with a 2.94 and 23 student-athletes garnered a 4.0 GPA. In May 2010, 48 athletes earned their de-grees, marking the largest group for one cer-emony since 2002 when the athletic academic services department began keeping record. Before taking over Tiger Athletics, John-son was responsible for directing a Temple pro-gram with more than 500 student-athletes in 20 men’s and women’s intercollegiate sports, including nationally-visible programs in men’s basketball and football. He was named Tem-ple’s director of athletics on May 9, 1994, after serving nearly six years as director of athletics at Miami (Ohio) University. He had also previ-ously led the department at Eastern Illinois from 1980-88, and was the associate athletic director at Northern Iowa from 1974-80. A former football coach himself, John-son served as an assistant at Mankato State University from 1968-74. He coached at Youngstown State University during the 1967 and 1968 seasons after serving as an assistant coach at Northern Iowa (1965-67) and the Uni-versity of Iowa (1963-65). An Ottawa, Ill., native, Johnson holds his bachelor’s degree in sociology from the Univer-sity of Iowa in 1965 and earned his master’s de-gree in physical education from the University of Northern Iowa in 1967. Johnson is a member of the National Association of College Directors of Athletics and serves on the NCAA Leadership Council. A veteran administrator in Conference USA, Johnson sits on both the C-USA Bowl Committee and the league’s Finance Commit-tee. In addition, he is a member of the University of Memphis President’s Council. Johnson and his wife, Melba, have three children: Jeff, P.A. and Michelle; five grandchil-dren and one great grandson.

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For almost a century the University of Memphis has been a catalyst for progress in the city of Memphis, the state of Tennessee and the surrounding Mid-South region. From its inception as a normal school dedicated to the education of public school teachers, to its role today as an educator of technologically-savvy graduates who face a complex world, the University of Memphis has always fulfilled its current mission while looking forward to and planning for its future. Exceptional students from Tennes-see, from every other state in the nation and from almost 100 countries around the world choose to attend the University of Memphis. They come here on the recommendation of their major professors at European universi-ties; they come here to study subjects that are offered nowhere else; they come to study alongside men and women who are recog-nized and respected throughout the academic and scientific communities as foremost in their fields. Ever forward-looking, the University of Memphis is poised to enter one of its most his-toric and productive periods. From the faculty and staff we have in place to our alumni and benefactors, our “people assets” have never been more willing, able and generous in their efforts to build an academic environment that makes a life-long impact on the young minds at the U of M. The University of Memphis was founded under the auspices of the General Education Bill, enacted by the Tennessee Legislature in 1909. Known originally as West Tennessee State Normal School, the institution opened its doors Sept. 10, 1912, with Dr. Seymour A. Mynders as president. Students in the first classes selected blue and gray as the school colors and the tiger as the mascot. Tradition holds that the colors, those of the opposing armies during the Civil War, were chosen in commemoration of the reuniting of the country after that divisive conflict. Over the next decade, The Desoto year-book was created, the first library was opened in the Administration Building, the first dining hall was built and the first men’s dorm was built; today that dorm, Scates Hall, houses the College of Arts and Sciences’ Dean’s offices. In 1925 the name of the college changed to West Tennessee State Teachers College. Three years later, the Brister Library was built, named after two-term president John W. Brister. In 1931 the students created a campus newspaper, The Tiger Rag; and in 1935 the school’s agriculture department was discontinued. The college changed names again in 1941, becoming Memphis State College, and in 1946, J. Millard “Jack” Smith became presi-

dent - the first alumnus to hold the position. In 1950 graduate studies were initiated, and in 1954 the school switched from a quarter to a semester system. In 1957 the state legislature designated Memphis State full university status. In 1959 the university admitted its first African American students, and the first doctoral programs began in 1966. The 1970s, under President Cecil C. Humphreys, saw new buildings constructed across the campus, including a University Center and a 12-story library. In 1983 MSU became the first public university in Tennessee to gain accreditation of its entire curriculum. The 1990s were characterized by anoth-er name change and another building boom. In 1994 MSU became the University of Mem-phis, and the Ned R. McWherter Library was completed. Moving into the 21st century, the Kemmons Wilson School of Hospitality and Resort Management and the FedEx Institute of Technology have made their mark on the University landscape. Today, the University of Memphis is one of Tennessee’s three comprehensive doctor-al-extensive institutions of higher learning. Situated in a beautiful park-like setting in the state’s largest city, it is the flagship of the Ten-nessee Board of Regents system. It awards more than 3,000 degrees annually. With an enrollment of approximately 21,000 students, The University of Memphis has 24 Chairs of Excellence, more than any other Tennessee university, and five state-approved Centers of Excellence.

uNIvERSITy OF MEMPHIS

PresidentDr. Shirley C. Raines

Founded1912 as West Tennessee State Normal School

Campus Size1,160 acres and 202 buildings at eight sites

Operating Budget$344 million

Local Economic Impact$1.43 billion

Enrollment (for Fall 2009) Total ..................................................21,424 Undergraduate .................................16,719 Graduate ............................................4,288 Law School ............................................417 Full-time ............................................... 69% Part-time .............................................. 31%

WorkforceApproximately 2,500 employees including 930 full-time faculty

Colleges & Schools• Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law• College of Arts & Sciences• College of Communication and Fine Arts• College of Education• Fogelman College of Business and Economics• Graduate School• Herff College of Engineering• Loewenberg School of Nursing• School of Audiology and Speech-Language

Pathology• School of Public Health• University College

Degrees• 15 bachelor’s degrees in more than 50 majors

and 70 concentrations• Master’s degrees in over 45 subjects• Doctoral degrees in 21 disciplines• Specialist degree in education• Juris Doctor (law degree)• Online degree program

FACTS AT A GlANCE

1994 University of Memphis1957 Memphis State University1941 Memphis State College1925 West Tennessee State Teachers College1912 West Tennessee State Normal School

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Considered the “Home of the Blues” and the “Birthplace of Rock ‘n Roll,” the city of Memphis’ musical roots run deep. How-ever, music is just a chapter in the history as well as the future of the city located in the heart of Mid-America. Memphis, named after the capital of ancient Egypt, boasts all the amenities you would expect in a city with over 1 million res-idents, while retaining the charm and down-to-earth feel of a small town. Downtown Memphis recently realized a building boom valued at $2.3 billion which transformed the heart of the city. One of the most visible projects was the construction of AutoZone Park, the downtown ballpark which is the home of the Memphis Redbirds, the St. Louis Cardinals’ Triple-A club. The 14,320-seat stadium includes 1,500 club seats, 48 luxury suites and is located at the corner of Third Street and Union Avenue across from the world-famous Peabody Hotel. The city’s newest downtown project is FedExForum, an entertainment arena that houses both the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association and the University of Memphis men’s basketball team. The $250 million state-of-the-art are-na features a 35,000-square-foot outdoor plaza where fans of all ages can gather before an event. The arena has over 100 points of sale for concession stands and four full-service restaurants. FedExForum is located one block south of Beale Street. Memphis’ musical roots can be traced to band leader W.C. Handy, who wrote the first blues song here in 1909, a campaign theme for Memphis mayor “Boss” Crump called “Boss Crump Blues” and later pub-lished as the “The Memphis Blues.” The sound soon caught on and blues bands filled the clubs along Beale. Young musi-cians who have performed along Beale include Muddy Waters, Furry Lewis, Albert King, Bobby “Blue” Bland and B.B. King. Beale Street has rapidly become the entertainment center of Memphis and visi-tors and locals alike enjoy the food and mu-sic offered in the various nightclubs. Where Beale Street meets the Mis-sissippi River is Tom Lee Park, site of the annual Beale Street Music Festival. The weekend-long event is just a part of the month-long Memphis in May International Festival which also includes the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest and the Sunset Symphony. Located within a block of Beale is Gib-son Guitar Memphis, which includes factory tours and cultural exhibits. Across the street

is the Smithsonian’s Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum located at the FedExForum, which includes artifacts documenting music’s past. Memphis’ musical roots also include Stax and Hi-Records as well as Sun Re-cords recording studio. Stax became known for “sweet soul music” through such art-ists as the MarKeys, Booker T. and the MGs, Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett, Sam and Dave and Isaac Hayes. The Stax Mu-seum reopened on its original location at McLemore and Crump in the summer of 2003 and offers visitors a complete history of “Soulsville USA.” One of Hi-Records’ premier artists was Al Green. Sun Records’ most famous recording artist was Elvis Presley and also boasted Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash among its recording artists. Elvis Presley’s Graceland is one of the five most visited home tours in America and is the most famous home in the Unit-ed States after the White House. In 1991, Graceland was placed on the National Reg-ister of Historical Places. Over 600,000 visi-tors tour Graceland each year. Also located downtown is the beautiful Orpheum Theater which serves as a venue for performances by Ballet Memphis, the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and traveling Broadway shows, as well as the Orpheum Classic Movies se-ries and other concerts. The city’s location makes Memphis a major distribution hub with two interstate highways intersecting the city. Memphis is

also home of FedEx, the nation’s largest package carrier which makes Memphis In-ternational Airport the world’s busiest cargo airport. Over 500 commercial passenger flights originate from Memphis International each day.

CITy OF MEMPHIS

• Named for its Egyptian sister city on the Nile

• The largest city in Tennessee & the 17th largest city in the United States

• Centered in the middle of the nation’s population

• The Pork BBQ Capital of the world

• The home of The Pyramid, the third largest pyramid in the world

• Ranked by the travel industry as one of the top 20 destinations for an athletic event

• Ranked as one of the nation’s top 10 convention centers and locations

• The nation’s largest spot cotton-trading market

• The hardwood capital of the world

• The home of the world’s largest cargo airport

• The third-largest rail center in the United States

• The fourth-largest inland port in the United States

• Home to the Memphis Zoo, one of only four zoos in the United States to exhibit giant pandas.

• The 47th Best Sports City according to the Sporting News 2009 list.

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