2011 lwc women's soccer media guide

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Lindsey Wilson College

Lindsey Wilson College210 Lindsey Wilson StreetColumbia, KY 42728270-384-8182 - Soccer Offi ces270-384-8070 - Athletic Administration270-384-8039 - Athletics Fax

Lindsey Wilson Women’s Soccer Staff(EMAILS - [email protected])Head Coach ...................................................Drew Burwash Assistant Coach .......................................Debbie McGuinness Head Athletic Trainer ........................................... Chris MillerAssistant Athletic Trainer ..................................Laurie GerberAthletic Trainer .............................................Rebecca PhillipsAthletic Trainer .................................................Emily RigneyAthletic Trainer .................................................. Josh Wright

Athletic AdministrationAthletic Director ............................................... Willis Pooler Assistant Athletic Director/SID ........................... Chris WellsAssistant Sports Info. Director ............................ Dan WhiteFacilities and Event Management ........................ Mike Talley Administrative Assistant .................................... Beth BoisvertAthletics Intern ................................................ Nelson Pouliot

2011 Lindsey Wilson Women’s Soccer Media Guide Lindsey Wilson Coaches/Administration/Schedule .....1 Blue Raider Tradition ............................................2 Soccer Facilities ...................................................3 Season Outlook ...................................................4 Coaching Staff ..................................................5-6 Roster/Team Picture .............................................7 Meet The Players ............................................8-23 2010 Review .....................................................24 Champions of Character......................................25 This Is Lindsey Wilson ................................... 26-27 Meet The President/Athletic Director ................ 28-29 Mid-South Conference ........................................30 Record Book ................................................ 31-33 All-Time Series History .......................................34 Award Winners ............................................. 35-37 Year-By-Year Results ..........................................38

2011 ScheduleAUGUST20 vs. Spring Arbor University ............. 7:00 p.m. 28 vs. SCAD-Savannah# .................... 7:00 p.m. 31 vs. Indiana Wesleyan University ...... 7:00 p.m. SEPTEMBER10 at ST. CATHARINE COLLEGE .......... 10:00 a.m.15 vs. William Carey University# ......... 4:00 p.m.17 at Lee University .......................... 6:00 p.m. 27 at Auburn University Montgomery .. 1:00 p.m.OCTOBER1 at UNIV. OF RIO GRANDE .............. 5:00 p.m.5 at GEORGETOWN COLLEGE ........... 7:00 p.m. 8 vs. SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY ... 5:00 p.m. 11 at St. Leo University ..................... 6:00 p.m. 16 vs. WEST VIRGINIA TECH .............. Noon

18 vs. UNIVERSITY OF PIKEVILLE ........ 5:00 p.m. 21 at UNIV. OF THE CUMBERLANDS .... 3:00 p.m. 25 at CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY ... 6:00 p.m. 29 vs. Martin Methodist College ........... 7:00 p.m. NOVEMBER5 Mid-South Conference Quarterfi nals (Higher Seed)9-10 Mid-South Connference Championship (Rio Grande, Ohio)19 NAIA National Championship Opening Round 28-Dec. 3 NAIA National Championship (Decatur, Ala.)

#- at Cleveland, Tenn.

Mid-South Conference games are in CAPSAll times are Central

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• Two NAIA National Championships (2004 and 2006).

• Nine consecutive Mid-South Conference Tournament titles.

• Drew Burwash has led Lindsey Wilson to a 157-24-12 record in eight seasons as the Blue Raiders’ head coach.

• Advanced to the NAIA National Tournament 12 times in the last 13 years.

• Appearances in the NAIA National Championship game three of the past eight seasons.

• NAIA National Tournament record of 21-11-2.

• Finished 19-0-6 in 2004.

• Coach Burwash has been named NAIA National Coach of the Year two times.

• Won 11 straight MSC Regular-Season Conference Championships.

• Recorded a 109-14-7 record at Walter S. Reuling Stadium in 12 years.

• Never lost a regular-season Mid-South Conference game.


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Five Seniors Look to Lead Women’s Soccer in 2011

The 2011 Lindsey Wilson College women’s soccer season is all about the program showing that it has kept its place amont the na-tion’s elite in the NAIA. Last season, head coach Drew Burwash led the ladies to a 16-7 record and loss in the second round of the national championship. In 2011, Burwash sees this team much more prepared and capable to make a deeper run into the post-season. Included in the mix of re-turners are fi ve seniors who will all be called upon to lead the Blue Raiders on the fi eld. The group includes mid-fi elder Diana Da Rocha, midfi elder Elisha Fry, midfi elder Ida Gre-gersen, defender Heini Metsola and goalkeeper Jordan Morrison. Gregersen is the returning MSC Player of the Year and Fry is an all-conference selection. Mor-

rison is in her second year with the Blue Raiders after a transfer and Da Rocha logged time in 20 games last season, making nine starts.

Midfi elders/Forwards

The veteran leaders on the frontline for Lindsey Wilson will be Gregersen and junior Mia Persson. Gregersen fi nished 2010 with 10 goals and 10 assists, while Persson fi nished with eight goals and four assists. Another player poised for a breakout season is sophomore Elizabet Madjarac who never fully got into the offense as a freshman with just two goals scored, but looks to be a scoring leader for the Blue Raiders this season. Junior Saeda Sueki also re-turns on the attack for Lindsey Wil-son as a capable goal scorer, who like Madjarac, had a tough season in 2010 after a breakout year as a freshman. Newcomers Michelle Madsen and Laerke Lillelund Michaelsen are expected to contribute right away and challenge for time in the start-ing 11.

Defenders

Fry returns as the backbone of the defense, but will also be an

option on the attack as the senior fi nished with a team-high 12 goals last season. Adding to the experienced backline is Metsola, who has been a constant in the Blue Raider lineup

the past three seasons. Helping Fry and Metsola will be a trio of newcomers in Ayaki Shinada, Katarina Simic and Malin Sjoback. All three, like the new for-wards, will be called upon early in their careers and make some starts for Lindsey Wilson.

Goalkeepers

Morrison will start for the Blue Raiders in goal this season, coming off a junior campaign with fi ve shutouts and a .807 goals-against average. Adding depth will be fresh-man Esther Dam Simonsen.

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Head CoachDrew Burwash

•Education Bishop Verot High ‘88 Lindsey Wilson College ‘94

Drew Burwash begins his ninth season as the Lindsey Wilson College women’s soccer head coach in 2011. Burwash has led Lindsey Wilson to the NAIA National Tournament in each of his eight seasons, including three of the last fi ve NAIA Final Fours. In those eight tournaments, the Blue Raiders have failed to reach the national semifi nals just three times. Burwash has led the Blue Raiders to three na-tional championship matches and to the program’s two NAIA National Championships. He is a two-time NAIA National Coach of the Year (2004 and 2006). In 2004, Burwash led the Blue Raiders to a 19-0-6 record -- the program’s only unbeaten sea-son -- and the program’s fi rst national champion-ship. He again led the Blue Raiders to a national championship in 2006 with a four overtime 2-1 win over Azusa Pacifi c University. Lindsey Wilson fi nished that season with a 24-2-0 record. Under Burwash’s direction, Lindsey Wilson women’s soccer has amassed a 157-24-12 record, including a 43-0-1 conference regular season re-cord. Burwash has coached 24 NAIA All-Americans, including one NAIA National Player of the Year. Six-ty-fi ve student-athletes have earned All Mid-South Conference honors during Burwash’s tenure, includ-ing seven MSC Players of the Year. In addition to the two national champion-ships, Burwash has led the Blue Raiders to eight Mid-South regular season and tournament champi-onships and three NAIA Region XI Championships. In his fi rst season at the helm of the women’s soccer program, the Blue Raiders scored a NAIA re-cord 162 goals during the season and won a pro-gram-best 20 consecutive games during the season while compiling a 25-2-0 record. Prior to taking over the women’s program,

Burwash served as an assistant coach for the wom-en’s team for one season and for the men’s program for fi ve seasons, where he helped the Blue Raider men win four NAIA National Championships. Prior to becoming a coach, Burwash was a standout goalkeeper at Lindsey Wilson, where he was a two-time NAIA All-American (1992-93). Burwash was a member of the 1992 Blue Raider squad that became the fi rst team in school history to qualify for the NAIA Men’s Soccer National Tournament. For his efforts during his playing days, Bur-wash was elected to the NAIA Hall of Fame in 2000 and the Lindsey Wilson College Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004. Burwash graduated from Lindsey Wilson in 1994. He and his wife, Laura, has two sons, Eli and Ty.

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Assistant CoachDebbie McGuinness

Debbie McGuinness begins her fi fth season in 2011 at Lindsey Wilson College as the head assistant women’s soccer coach and head junior varsity coach.

In her fi rst four seasons, McGuinness has helped lead the Blue Raiders to four Mid-South Conference regular season and tournament titles. Nationally, Lindsey Wilson has reached a pair of national semifi nals in four trips to the NAIA National Tournament.

McGuinness joined the Blue Raider women’s soccer staff following a stellar four-year career and a stint as the head girl’s soccer coach at Elizabethtown High School. While at Elizabethtown, McGuinness led her squad to the district title.

As a student-athlete, McGuinness helped Lindsey Wilson to the 2004 national championship where she was named the tournament’s most valuable player. McGuinness did not allow a goal during the 2004 postseason run, helping the Blue Raiders to the program’s fi rst national title.

McGuinness graduated from Lindsey Wilson in 2004.

•Education Marist Secondary School (2000) Lindsey Wilson College (2004)


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Back Row (L-R): Asst. Coach Debbie McGuinness, Manager Mariah Willard, Student Asst. Coach Samantha Gutierrez, Therese Hagbyn, Diana Da Rocha, Elisha Fry, Esther Dam Simonsen, Jordan Morrison, Heini Metsola, Malin Sjoback, Patricia Nielsen, Elizabet Madjarac, Head Coach Drew Burwash.Front Row (L-R): Laerke Lillelund Michaelsen, Sabrina Tom, Ida Gregersen, Ayaki Shinada, Saeda Sueki, Michelle Madsen, Hanna Jonsson, Mia Persson, Katarina Simic.

NO. NAME POS. YR. HT. HOMETOWN 1 Jordan Morrison SR GK 5-9 Westville, Okla. 2 Saeda Sueki JR MF 5-7 Sakura, Japan 3 Ayaki Shinada FR D 5-7 Nagoya, Aichi, Japan 4 Ida Gregersen SR MF 5-9 Randers, Denmark 6 Sabrina Tom SO MF 5-7 Hazard, Ky. 7 Laerke Lillelund Michaelsen FR MF/F 5-8 Hasselager, Denmark 8 Michelle Madsen FR MF 5-3 Lemvig, Denmark 9 Hanna Jonsson JR MF 5-3 Lund, Sweden 10 Mia Persson JR MF 5-2 Sjobo, Sweden 11 Katarina Simic FR D 5-7 Malmo, Sweden15 Elisha Fry SR MF 5-8 Cleveland, England 16 Diana Da Rocha SR MF 5-3 Toronto, Ontario 17 Therese Hagbyhn FR D/MF 5-6 Malmo, Sweden19 Heini Metsola SR D 5-5 Helsinki, Finland 21 Patricia Nielsen JR MF 5-8 Ribe, Denmark 23 Elizabet Madjarac SO MF 5-3 Brondby Strand, Denmark 24 Ester Dam Simonsen FR GK 5-10 Hemvis, Denmark

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Meet The Blue Raiders

2011 SeniorsL-R: Elisha Fry, Heini Metsola, Jordan Morrison, Diana Da Rocha, Ida Gregersen


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Diana Da Rocha5-3 • Sr. • Midfi elder

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Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2008 3 3 1 0 2 0 02009 19 12 3 3 9 1 02010 20 14 1 1 3 0 0

Totals 42 29 5 4 14 1 0

As a Junior: Appeared in 20 games, making nine starts...Contributed a goal and an assist on the season for three points...Scored goal against Shawnee State (Ohio) University on Oct. 2 for a season-high two points...Dished out an assist against Georgetown (Ky.) College on Oct. 12.As a Sophomore: Jumped from just three game appearances as a freshman to 19 as a sophomore...Took 12 shots, scoring three goals while handing out three assists...Contributed one game-winning goal.As a Freshman: Played in three games...Scored one goal for two points on the season...Two of three shots on the season were on goal.Personal: Major: Psychology...Parents: Carlos Da Rocha and Maria Odilia Da Rocha...Siblings: Daniel...Birthday: Jan. 16, 1990.Favorites: Hobbies: Sleeping...Song: Rap das armas...TV Show: Spongebob Squarepants...Movies: Find-ing Nemo and Mean Girls...Food: Doughnuts...Professional Athlete: Cristiano Ronaldo...Subject: Art...Midnight Snack: Cookies...Person You Look Up To The Most: My parents...Favorite LWC moment: Just being here on campus every day.

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Elisha Fry

As a Junior: Appeared in 23 games, starting in 21...Had a career-best season with 12 goals and two assists for 26 points...Took 61 shots, more attempts then she took in her fi rst two seasons com-bined...Three goals were game winners, while one assist was a game winner...Named an NAIA All-American Honorable Mention...Named to the All Mid-South Conference First Team...Scored a season-high two goals against SCAD on Aug. 26 for four points...Contributed an assist against Pikeville (Ky.) College on Sept. 21 and University of the Cumberlands (Ky.) on Sept. 28.As a Sophomore: Played in 24 games, scoring fi ve goals and adding three assists...Tallied 13 points, doing it all on 28 shots.As a Freshman: Appeared in 17 games, making one start for the Blue Raiders...Tallied seven goals and seven assists for 21 points on the season...Owned a .565 shots on goal percentage, taking 23 shots with 13 on goal...Named All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention.Personal: Major: Physical Education and Health...Parents: Kevin and Christine Fry...Siblings: Del-lan, Joroan, Shanice...Birthday: July 24, 1990.Favorites: Hobbies: Playstation Three, relaxing, talking to family...Songs: Love Falls by Trey Songz and Lose Yourself by Eminem...TV Show: Prison Break...Movie: The Guardian...Food: Sunday dinner from home...Professional Athlete: Cristiano Ronaldo...Subject: Physical Education...Person You Look Up To The Most: Mum and dad...Favorite LWC moment: Getting All-American and All-Con-ference.

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Totals 64 112 24 12 60 3 1

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Ida Gregersen

As a Junior: Named to the NAIA All-American Second Team and named the Mid-South Conference Player of the Year...Also an Academic All-MSC selection...Played in all 23 games, making the start in all but one...Scored a second best on the team 10 goals and handed out a team-high 10 assists...Took 50 shots with 30 of them on goal...One of her goals went down as the game winner...Finished the season ranked 33rd nationally in the NAIA with the 10 assists...Scored two goals in three games and dished out two assists in three games...Tallied a season-high six points against West Virginia Tech on Oct. 1.As a Sophomore: Improved scoring output by four goals from freshman year...Scored 12 goals and dished out nine assists for 33 points...Tailled two game-winning goals and two game-winning assists...Named to the NAIA All-American Team as an honorable mention...All Mid-South Conference fi rst team se-lection.As a Freshman: Played and started in 21 games for the Blue Raiders...Scored eight goals and dished out eight assists for 24 points on the season...Took 26 shots with 16 on goal...Named a Second Team NAIA All-American...Named to All Mid-South Conference First Team.Personal: Major: Communication...Parents: Tom and Lisbet Gregersen...Siblings: Tea, Aja and Una...Birthday: Feb. 20, 1988.Favorites: Hobbies: Traveling, reading, extreme sports...Songs: Songs by Pink, John Mayer and Emi-nem...TV Shows: SVU, X-Files, King of Queens...Movies: Lord of the Rings, X-Men, Avatar and any Disney movie...Food: Sushi and other Japanese food...Professional Athlete: Steven Gerad...Subject: Commu-nimunication...Midnight Snack: Ostepops...Person You Look Up To The Most: My dad...Favorite LWC moment: Scoring an important goal against Lee University on couch night.

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Heini Metsola5-5 • Sr. • Defender

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As a Junior: Played and started in all 23 games for the Blue Raiders...Recorded all three of her assists for the season against the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) on Oct. 23 for a season-high three points...Took a career-high 16 shots...Earned NAIA Scholar Athlete and Academic All Mid-South Conference honors...Named All-MSC Honorable Mention.As a Sophomore: Primarily a defender, Metsola took 12 shots on the season...Scored fi ve goals with an assists for 11 points on the season...First points of her career...All Mid-South Conference First Team selec-tion.As a Freshman: Appeared in 22 games, making 16 starts for the Blue Raider defense...Took three shots on the season, two of which were on goal...Named an All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention selec-tion.Personal: Major: Business Administration and Human Resources...Parents: Anssi Metsola and Taru Hartomaa-Metsola...Siblings: Ilari, Lina...Birthday: Nov. 3, 1987.Favorites: Hobbies: Snowboarding...Movie: The Holiday...Food: My dad’s homemade food...Profession-al Athlete: Saku Koivu...Subject: Languages, Geography...Person You Look Up To The Most: Grandfa-ther Aimo Metsola...Favorite LWC moment: When coach nominated me as a champion of character in my junior year.


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Jordan Morrison

As a Junior: Started 14 games in goal for the Blue Raiders...Finished with an 8-6-0 record...Allowed 12 goals for a 0.81 goals-against average...Collected 33 saves and recorded fi ve shutouts...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference.At William Carey (Miss.) University: Started seven games in goal as a sophomore for the Lady Crusad-ers as they fi nished 20-2-1 and advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NAIA National Championship...Logged nearly 750 minutes...allowed eight goals for a 0.96 goals-against average...Collected 43 saves and fi nished with a 6-0-1 record in goal...As a freshman Morrison made 18 starts as goalkeeper with a 15-2-1 record to help the Lady Crusaders advance to the Elite Eight of the national championship...Allowed 22 goals for a 1.38 goals-against average...Made 69 saves and recorded three shutouts.Personal: Major: Business Management...Parents: Laura Watson and Stacey Morrison...Siblings: Alyson and Kagon Morrison, Robert and Brandon Watson...Birthday: Aug. 13, 1990.Favorites: Hobbies: Hanging out, singing, writing...Songs: I Caught Fire by The Used, Good Enough by Evanescence, Just Might Make Me Believe by Sugarland...TV Shows: Supernatural, Bones, Criminal Minds...Movies: V For Vendetta, Defi nately Maybe...Food: Anything italian...Professional Athlete: Tim Howard...Subject: Psychology...Midnight Snack: Chips and salsa...Person You Look Up To The Most: My grandmother, she is the single kindest, most selfl ess person I know...Favorite LWC moment: Coming out from behind the curtains at Lindsey Idol and singing Baby by Justin Bieber. Priceless.

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Year GP Min. Saves Save% GA GAA Record SHO2010 16 1338:50 33 0.733 12 0.81 8-6-0 5

Totals 16 1338:50 33 0.733 12 0.81 8-6-0 5

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Hanna Jonsson

As a Sophomore: Appeared in 18 games, making nine starts...Named All Mid-South Conference Honor-able Mention and earned Academic All-MSC honors...Tallied a career-high three points against Shawnee State (Ohio) University on Oct. 2 with a goal and an assist.As a Freshman: Played in 23 games...Took 13 shots and dished out three assists for two points...Handed out one game-winning assists.Personal: Major: Communication...Parents: Mats and Catharina Jonsson...Siblings: Humpus, Emilia...Birthday: March 7, 1989.Favorites: Hobbies: Eating...Song: Man Down by Rihanna...TV Show: Friends...Movie: Harry Potter...Food: Meatballs with Potatoes...Professional Athlete: Maradona...Subject: Sociology...Midnight Snack: Cheetos, Cheeseburger...Person You Look Up To The Most: Samantha Gutierrez...Favorite LWC mo-ment: First week as a freshman, meeting all the teammates and experiencing new things. Being at nation-als in 2009.

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Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2009 23 13 0 2 2 0 12010 18 8 2 2 6 1 0

Totals 41 21 2 4 8 1 1

Patricia Nielsen

As a Sophomore: Played and started in 22 of the Blue Raider’s 23 games...Took 11 shots with four on goal...Blocked one shot on defense...Awarded spot on the NAIA All-America Third Team...Named an All Mid-South Conference First Team selection...Earned Academic All-MSC honors.As a Freshman: Appeared in 23 games...Took fi ve shots...Scored two goals and dished out four assists for eight points.Personal: Major: Business...Parents: Anni and Kim Nielsen...Siblings: Nichlas, MelanieBirthday: Oct. 18, 1989.Favorites: Hobbies: Puzzling...Song: Grenade by Bruno Mars...TV Show: Numb3rs...Movie: Girl With The Dragon Tattoo...Food: Mia’s Meat Sauce...Professional Athlete: Daniel Agger and Puyol...Subject: Web Classes...Midnight Snack: Teddy Grahams...Person You Look Up To The Most: My grandmother...Favorite LWC moment: When we won against Lee University on its home fi eld.

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Totals 23 5 2 4 8 0 0

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Mia Persson

As a Sophomore: Played in all 23 games and made 22 starts...Ranked 17th nationally in total game-winning goals with fi ve and 44th in game winners per game at 0.22...Earned spot on the NAIA All-American Third Team...All Mid-South Conference First-Team selection...Earned Academic All-MSC honors...Tallied a season-high six points against Campbellsville (Ky.) University on Sept. 14 after scoring three goals...Dished out two assists against the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) on Oct. 23.As a Freshman: Regular starter, played in 24 games....Took 52 shots, scoring 17 goals...Dished out four as-sists to reach 38 points on the season...Handed out two game-winning assists...All Mid-South Conference First Team selection...NAIA All-America Second Team choice.Personal: Major: Communication...Parents: Hakan and Helen Persson...Siblings: Olot, Calle...Birthday: July 15, 1990.Favorites: Hobbies: Shopping, cooking...Song: Anything by Beyonce...Movie: The Pursuit of Happiness...Food: Anything my mom cooks...Professional Athlete: Zlatam Ibralimovic...Subject: Photogrpahy...Mid-night Snack: Chips, chocolate, cheese, cherries, Cheetos...Person You Look Up To The Most: Mom and dad.

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Totals 47 101 25 8 58 5 2

Saeda Sueki

As a Sophomore: Appeared in 22 games and made 14 starts...Named Academic All Mid-South Conference...Scored two goals and dished out an assist on the season with one goal scored as the game winner.As a Freshman: Appeared in 20 games...Fired 24 shots...Emerged as a goal scorer late in the season, fi n-ished with seven goals...Dished out four assists for 18 points...Tallied four game-winning goals.Personal: Major: Human Services...Parents: Nobuyuki and Eriko Sueki...Siblings: Tomoyuki...Birthday: July 12, 1988.Favorites: Hobbies: Watching TV...Movie: Mr. and Mrs. Smith...Food: Real Japanese Sushi...Professional Athlete: David Villa...Subject: Math...Midnight Snack: Apple...Person You Look Up To The Most: My mother...Favorite LWC moment: Winning games and being able to show the fans great soccer.

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Elizabet Madjarac

As a Freshman: Appeared in 21 games and made 15 starts as a freshman...Scored a goal against the University of Rio Grande (Ohio) on Oct. 23 and West Virginia Tech on Nov. 6...Took a season-high three shots against Rio Grande.Personal: Major: Communication...Parents: Ewa and Miroslav Madjarac...Siblings: Karolina...Birthday: Dec. 15, 1990.Favorites: Hobbies: Watching movies...Song: Everything by Lifehouse...TV Shows: Grey’s Anatomy, Big Bang Theory...Movie: Troy...Food: My mum’s cooking...Professional Athlete: Xavi...Subject: History...Midnight Snack: Durum...Person You Look Up To The Most: My dad, mum and sister...Favorite LWC moment: Meeting my new friends.

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Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2010 21 22 2 3 7 0 1

Totals 21 22 2 3 7 0 1

Sabrina Tom

As a Freshman: Made appearances in eight games...Took four shots with three on goal...Dished out an assist against West Virginia Tech on Nov. 6. Personal: Major: Biology...Parents: Todd and Fazilah Tom...Siblings: Jennifer, Stephanie...Birthday: March 11, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Drawing, hanging out with friends...Song: Anything R&B or Hip Hop...TV Show: One Tree Hill...Movies: The Proposal and The Blindside...Food: French Toast...Professional Athletes: Cristia-no Ronaldo and Abby Wambach...Subject: Sceince...Midnight Snack: Milk and Chocolate Chip Cookies...Person You Look Up To The Most: Dad...Favorite LWC moment: Watching Ameliah Tom graduate in 2011.

5-3 • So. • Midfi elderHazard, Ky.6

Year GP Shots G A Points GWG GWA2010 8 4 0 1 1 0 0

Totals 8 4 0 1 1 0 0

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Therese Hagbyhn

Personal: Major: Business and Management...Parents: Maud and Martin Hagbyhn...Siblings: Ulrika...Birthday: Sept. 6, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Soccer, friends, family...Song: I Get Lonely Too by Drake...TV Show: The O.C....Movie: All of the Fast and Furious movies...Food: Tacos...Professional Athlete: Messi...Subject: Busi-ness and Management...Person You Look Up To The Most: Grandfather.

5-6 • Fr. • Defender/Midfi elderMalmo, Sweden17

Michelle Madsen

Personal: Major: Undecided...Parents: Lars and Susanne Madsen...Siblings: Nick...Birthday: March 16, 1991.Favorites: Hobbies: Soccer, friends...Songs: Crystal by Nick and Jay and Grenade by Bruno Mars...TV Shows: Two and a Half Men, Friends...Movie: The Notebook...Food: My mom’s lasagna...Professional Athlete: Messi...Person You Look Up To The Most: Messi.

5-3 • Fr. • Midfi elderLemvig, Denmark8

Laerke Lillelund Michaelsen

Personal: Major: Art...Parents: Maj and Britt Lillelund...Siblings: Malene, Simon...Birthday: March 7, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Drawing, soccer, shopping...Song: Cyclone by Baby Bash...TV Show: Lost....Mov-ies: All of the Fast and Furious movies, I am Number Four, Tangled...Food: Crepes...Professional Ath-lete: Messi...Subject: Art...Person You Look Up To The Most: Dad...Favorite LWC Moment: When I got my credit card!

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Ayaki Shinada

Personal: Major: Undecided...Parents: Tonomi Shinada...Birthday: Sept. 15, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Drawing...Song: J-Pop...Food: Tomatos...Subject: Biology....Favorite LWC Mo-ment: Eating with my friends in the cafeteria.

5-7 • Fr. • DefenderNagoya, Aichi, Japan3

Ester Dam Simonsen

Personal: Major: Business...Parents: Elsebeth and Ole Simonsen...Siblings: Dreben, Christian...Birth-day: May 21, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Soccer...Song: Those played on the radio over and over again...TV Show: Friends....Movies: Harry Potter...Food: All food...Professional Athlete: Joachim Boldsen...Subject: Philosophy...Person You Look Up To The Most: My mom...Favorite LWC Moment: Going to Wal-Mart with half of the team.

5-10 • Fr. • GoalkeeperHemvis, Denmark

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Katarina Simic

Personal: Major: Undecided...Parents: Liubodrag and Sanna Simic...Siblings: Aleksander, Marina...Birthday: March 8, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Music, swimming, friends...Songs: One by U2 and Free Falling by John Mayer...TV Show: One Tree Hill....Movies: The Notebook...Food: Tacos...Professional Athlete: Zlatan...Subject: History...Person You Look Up To The Most: My parents.

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Malin Sjoback

Personal: Major: Undecided...Parents: Tony and Helen Sjoback...Siblings: Tobias...Birthday: April 27, 1992.Favorites: Hobbies: Shopping, friends...Song: Don’t Stop Believing by Journey...TV Show: One Tree Hill....Movie: The Notebook...Food: Tacos...Professional Athlete: Zlatan...Subject: Physical Education.

5-7 • Fr. • DefenderMalmo, Sweden

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The heartbreak of a loss in the NAIA National Tournament can make you forget the accomplishments of a regular season. But even though the Lindsey Wilson College women’s soccer team’s season ended earlier than it wanted, there was plenty of excitement throughout the year. For starters, there was the overall record of 16-7 that included winning the Mid-South Conference regular season and tournament championships. The Blue Raiders were a perfect 8-0 in conference play. There were also personal accolades such as Ida Gregersen, Patricia Nielsen, Mia Persson and Elisha Fry being named NAIA All-Americans at various levels.Gregersen was also named the MSC Women’s Soccer Player of the Year at the annual awards banquet held before the conference tournament. Eleven Lindsey Wil-son College student-athletes in all were honored at the event. Gregersen, Persson, Fry and Samantha Gutier-rez all earned fi rst-team all-conference honors, while Caitlin Burke, Hanna Jonsson and Heini Metsola were honorable-mention selections. Forty-six student-athletes were recognized as Academic All Mid-South Conference. The distinction is reserved for those with a sophomore or higher class standing and a 3.25 and above grade-point average on a 4.0 scale. Earning the academic honor from Lindsey Wilson were Rebecca Bjorkvall, Gregersen, Jonsson, Metsola, Jordan Morrison, Nielsen, Persson, Saeda Sueki and

Jennifer Tom. With all of those accomplishments throughout regular-season play, there were good moments in the postseason as well. The Blue Raiders cruised through the MSC Tournament with three straight shutout wins. Lindsey Wilson topped West Virginia Tech, Campbellsville (Ky.) University and Georgetown (Ky.) College by a combined score of 13-0 to win the championship. After bypassing Cornerstone University 3-0 in the fi rst round of the NAIA National Championship at Walter S. Reuling Stadium, the Blue Raiders couldn’t keep the momentum rolling in Decatur, Ala. Robert Morris (Ill.) College scored in the 16th minute and Lindsey Wilson never recovered, eventually losing the second-round match 2-0. Seventh-seeded Lindsey Wilson dominated the possession in the second half but could never fi nd the back of the net. The Blue Raiders out-shot the Eagles 12-0 after the break, but the Robert Morris keeper proved up to the task, stopping each of Lindsey Wilson’s shots on goal. Fry and Gregersen paced the team in scoring with 12 and 10 goals, respectively. Gregersen led the team in total points with 30 on 10 goals and 10 assists. The loss to Robert Morris also marked the end of four Blue Raider careers as seniors Burke, Katy Gilmour and Gutierrez and junior Tom all played their fi nal game for Lindsey Wilson.

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President

William T. Luckey, Jr.

William T. Luckey Jr. has been the eighth president of Lindsey Wilson College since July 1, 1998. He has served Lindsey Wilson since 1983, holding the positions as Vice President for Enrollment Management, Vice President for Development and Vice President for Administration and Finance.

As president of one of Kentucky's fastest-growing and most diverse independent liberal arts colleges, President Luckey leads a faculty and staff of more than 280 and a student body of more than 2,500. The college's annual budget is more than $37 million.

The focus of President Luckey's administration is to continue Lindsey Wilson's development as a liberal arts, church-related college that is distinguished for being one of the best undergraduate teaching colleges in the na-tion.

A native of Louisville, Kentucky, President Luckey holds a bachelor's degree in biology from Wabash College; a master's degree in business administration from Vanderbilt University's Owen Graduate School of Management; and a doctorate in higher education administration from Vanderbilt's prestigious Peabody College. He has been published and lectured widely on the subject of the "scholarship of teaching."

President Luckey is married to the former Elise Hendrickson of Oldham County, Kentucky. They have three daughters: Joanne, Chelsea and Kaitie.

L-R: Katie, Elise, Bill, Chelsea and Joanne Luckey.

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Lindsey Wilson CollegeMeet The Athletic Director

Director of Athletics

Willis Pooler

Willis Pooler became Lindsey Wilson College’s second full-time director of athletics on July 7, 2003. Under Pooler’s direction, Lindsey Wilson athletics has become one of the top NAIA programs in the nation both on the fi eld of play and in the classroom.

Under Pooler’s direction, Lindsey Wilson athletics has fi nished in the top-10 in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) Director’s Cup fi ve out of the last seven years.

In the classroom, LWC varsity student-athletes have eclipsed a 3.00 cumulative grade-point average four out of the last six academic years. In 2009-10, 11 LWC athletic programs were named NAIA Scholar Teams -- the most in the Mid-South Conference.

Pooler has overseen a 25 percent increase in the student-athlete population, including the initiation of the fi rst football program in 75 years, men’s wrestling

and men’s and women’s swimming.

Prior to becoming director of athletics, Pooler led the Lindsey Wilson women’s soccer program for three seasons where he guided the Blue Raiders to a 57-13-2 record. His 2001 team reached the program’s fi rst-ever appearance in the NAIA Women’s Soccer National Semifi nals. A native of Tampa, Fla., Pooler is a 1993 Lindsey Wil-son graduate. He was captain of the Blue Raider soccer team in 1992, the same year the Blue Raiders reached the NAIA National Tournament for the fi rst time.

Pooler earned is master’s of buisness adminstration in 2002 from Western Kentucky University.

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MSC AdministrationCommissioner ....................................Steve Baker Eligibility Chair ...................................Gene LovelSports Information Director .................Chris Wells Women’s Basketball Offi cials ................Lois Holmes Men’s Basketball Offi cials .....................David BairFootball Offi cials .................................Bobby McGrath Baseball Umpire Supervisor .................Mitch SacksSoccer Offi cials Supervisor ...................Majid RezaeeSoftball Umpire Supervisor ..................Dave Jersey

On April 24, 1995, the presidents of member schools, meeting in Nashville, Tenn., formed the Mid-South Confer-ence to serve as the competitive base for their entire sports programs. The move effectively merged the athletic pursuits of similar institutions. The conference is unique in its broad based athletic competition for men and wom-en, offering championships in 18 sports.

The presidents of each school serves on the Board of Directors which directly oversees the conference and the of-fi ce of the commissioner. This administrative "hands on" role of each school's president is unique among athletic conferences and ensures a proper balance in the academic pursuits of student athletes.

True to its commitment to broad based athletic competition, the Mid-South Conference recognizes the value of extensive campus based sports programs that maximize the opportunities for athletic competition among their students.

Championships are awarded in the following sports:

CO-EDCheerleading

WOMENBasketball Cross CountryGolfSoccerSoftballTennisTrack & FieldVolleyball

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Single Game RecordsIndividual

Points16 ..Jill Lirbank-Almbaek .......... 10-11-04

Goals7 ....Jill Lirbank-Almbaek .......... 10-11-04

Assists4 ....Four players tied

Shots15 ..Kirsty Marr ...................... 9-18-01

Saves11 . Lisbeth Skjodt .................. 2006

Team

Points73 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

Goals

Assists

28 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

17 ........Pikeville .......10-18-05

Season RecordsIndividual

Games27 ........Sarah Chandler ........200327 ........Anu Eskelinen ..........200327 ........Latoya Linton ...........200327 ........Nora Ohrnberg .........200327 ........Dorte Rauff ..............200326 ........Hishamar Falconer ....200326 ........Hishamar Falconer ....200626 ........Stacey Jo Fletcher ....200126 ........Jocelyn Raine ...........200126 ........Eeva-Maria Saari ......2001

Goals39 ........Nkese Udoh ...............200331 ........Kirsty Marr ................200129 ........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....200426 ........Kimmia Parker ...........200824 ........Kristen Pedersen ........200622 ........Antoinette Anounga ....200321 ........Natasha Hale .............200020 ........Yolanda Hamilton .......200920 ........Jill Lirbank .................200318 ........Stacey Jo Fletcher ......2000

Assists19 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........200018 ........Omolyn Davis ............200717 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........200314 ........Bridget O’Leary ..........199314 ........Nkese Udoh ...............200313 ........Amber Boone .............200013 ........Louise Christensen .....200813 ........Yolanda Hamilton .......200912 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........200212 ........Helle Larsen ..............2003

Game-Winning Goals8 ..........Kirsty Marr ................2001 8 ..........Nkese Udoh ...............20037 ..........Frances McNeil ...........19936 ..........Natasha Hale .............19996 ..........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....20046 ..........Kristen Pedersen ........20065 ..........Frances McNeil ...........19945 ..........Bridget O’Leary ..........19945 ..........Mia Persson ...............2010

Shots134 ......Kirsty Marr ............... 2001120 ......Bridget O’Leary ......... 1993115 ......Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ... 2004110 ......Nkese Udoh .............. 2003101 ......Kristen Pedersen ....... 2006100 ......Nora Ohrnberg .......... 200098 ........Bridget O’Leary ......... 199486 ........Natasha Hale ............ 200086 ........Omolyn Davis ........... 200777 ........Frances McNeil .......... 1993

Points92 ........Nkese Udoh .............200369 ........Kirsty Marr ..............200168 ........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ..200458 ........Kimmia Parker .........200854 ........Antoinette Anounga ..200353 ........Yolanda Hamilton .....200952 ........Natasha Hale ...........200052 ........Kristen Pedersen ......200647 ........Louise Christensen ...200846 ........Bridget O’Leary ........1993

Game Winning Assists5 ..........Yolanda Hamilton .......20084 ..........Marie Gallagher ..........20064 ..........Ida Gregersen ............20104 ..........Nkese Udoh ...............20033 ..........22 players tied


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Goals Against Average (Min. 1,000 Minutes)

27 ........Debbie McGuinness .... 200326 ........Tipi Levosalo ............. 200125 ........Debbie McGuinness .... 200425 ........Lisbeth Skjodt ........... 200623 ........Carrie Revlett ........... 200723 ........Carrie Reveltt............ 200822 ........Stacy Kuhr ............... 199922 ........Carrie Revlett ........... 200920 ........Jennifer Mickey ......... 199520 ........Gina Pisciotta ............ 1997

0.35 .....Lisbeth Skjodt ........... 20060.46 .....Debbie McGuinness .... 20040.48 .....Carrie Revlett ........... 20080.50 .....Carrie Revlett ........... 20090.51 .....Carrie Revlett ........... 20070.59 .....Tipi Levosalo ............. 20010.69 .....Debbie McGuinness .... 20030.75 .....Lisa Jo Ramkissoon .... 20000.81 .....Jordan Morrison ........ 20100.99 .....Gina Pisciotta ............ 1997Saves

Shutouts

193 ......Jennifer Mickey ......... 1995 121 ......Suzi Davis ................ 1993104 ......Stacy Kuhr ............... 199966 ........Lisa Jo Ramkissoon .... 200060 ........Carrie Revlett ........... 200756 ........Ingrid Perez .............. 199454 ........Carrie Revlett ........... 200952 ........Tipi Levosalo ............. 200151 ........Stacy Kuhr ............... 199848 ........Debbie McGuinness .... 2003

16 ........Debbie McGuinness ....200414 ........Carrie Revlett ...........200714 ........Carrie Revlett ...........200814 ........Carrie Revlett ...........200913 ........Debbie McGuinness ....200313 ........Lisbeth Skjodt ...........200611 ........Ingrid Perez ..............199411 ........Tipi Levosalo .............20019 ..........Gina Pisciotta ............19978 ..........Lisa Jo Ramkissoon ....2000

Assists101 ......2003 ........................25-2-0

Game-Winning Goals25 ........2003 ........................25-2-0

Shots645 ......2003 ....................... 25-2-0

Game Winning Assists18 ........2001 ........................20-4-2


0.34 .....2006 ....................... 24-2-0

Saves

Shutouts

193 ......1995 ....................... 11-8-1

19 ........2006 .......................24-2-0Wins

25 ........2003 ....................... 25-2-0

TeamGames

27 ........2003 ......................25-2-0

Points425 ......2003 ......................25-2-0

Goals162 ......2003 ......................25-2-0

Games99 ........Hishamar Falconer ....2003-0693 ........Anu Eskelinen ..........2002-0592 ........Caitlin Burke ............2007-1090 ........Nora Ohrnberg .........2000-0389 ........Yolanda Hamilton .....2006-0988 ........Rowena Alsanea .......2003-0688 ........Latoya Linton ...........2000-0385 ........Rae-Ann Elder ..........2000-0385 ........Katy Gilmour ...........2007-1085 ........Natasha Hale ...........1999-2002Points

164 ......Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ..2003-06153 ......Natasha Hale ...........1999-2002129 ......Hishamar Falconer ....2003-06124 ......Nkese Udoh .............2003-04122 ......Nora Ohrnberg .........2000-0395 ........Kimmia Parker .........2007-0894 ........Kirsty Marr ..............2001, 200493 ........Rowena Alsanea .......2003-0693 ........Marie Gallagher ........2004-0691 ........Yolanda Hamilton .....2006-09

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Goals69 ........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....2003-0664 ........Natasha Hale .............1999-200250 ........Nkese Udoh ...............2003-0449 ........Hishamar Falconer ......2003-0642 ........Kirsty Marr ................2001, 200441 ........Kimmia Parker ...........2007-0836 ........Rowena Alsanea .........2003-0634 ........Marie Gallagher ..........2004-0634 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........2000-0333 ........Two players tied

Assists54 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........2000-0333 ........Amber Boone .............1998-200133 ........Yolanda Hamilton .......2006-0931 ........Hishamar Falconer ......2003-0627 ........Ida Gregersen ............2008-1026 ........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....2003-0625 ........Marie Gallagher ..........2004-0625 ........Natasha Hale .............1999-200224 ........Rhonda Berry .............1995-9824 ........Annette Poltrock .........1993-96

Game-Winning Goals13 ........Natasha Hale .............1999-2002 12 ........Frances McNeil ...........1993-9411 ........Hishamar Falconer ......2003-0610 ........Rhonda Berry .............1995-9810 ........Kirsty Marr ................2001. 200410 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........2000-039 ..........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....2003-068 ..........Five players tied

Shots273 ......Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ... 2003-06269 ......Hishamar Falconer ..... 2003-06264 ......Nora Ohrnberg .......... 2000-03262 ......Natasha Hale ............ 1999-2002218 ......Bridget O’Leary ......... 1993-94191 ......Kirsty Marr ............... 2001. 2004170 ......Lisa Poirier ............... 1995-98166 ......Beth Leaver .............. 1995-98160 ......Marie Gallagher ........ 2004-06151 ......Nkese Udoh .............. 2003-04

Game Winning Assists11 ........Yolanda Hamilton .......2006-0910 ........Nora Ohrnberg ...........2000-039 ..........Ida Gregersen ............2008-107 ..........Lisa Poirier ................1995-987 ..........Natasha Hale .............1999-20027 ..........Jill Lirbank-Almbaek ....2003-066 ..........Amber Boone .............1998-20016 ..........Eeva-Maria Saari ........2000-016 ..........Marie Gallagher ......... 2004-066 ..........Sashsheena Stewart .. 2004-07

Games for Goalkeeper


74 ........Carrie Revlett ........... 2006-0952 ........Debbie McGuinness .... 2001-0445 ........Gina Pisciotta ............ 1996-9841 ........Stacy Kuhr ............... 1998-9926 ........Tipi Levosalo ............. 200125 ........Lisbeth Skjodt ........... 200620 ........Jennifer Mickey ......... 199520 ........Lisa Jo Ramkissoon .... 200019 ........Suzi Davis ................ 199318 ........Three players tied

0.49 .....Carrie Revlett ........... 2006-090.57 .....Debbie McGuinness .... 2001-041.00 .....Gina Pisciotta ............ 1996-981.22 .....Stacy Kuhr ............... 1998-99

Saves

Shutouts

193 ......Jennifer Mickey ......... 1995 155 ......Stacy Kuhr ............... 1998-99155 ......Carrie Revlett ........... 2006-09121 ......Suzi Davis ................ 199397 ........Gina Pisciotta ............ 1996-9896 ........Debbie McGuinness .... 2001-0466 ........Lisa Jo Ramkissoon .... 200056 ........Ingrid Perez .............. 199452 ........Tipi Levosalo ............. 200145 ........Mia Moeller ............... 2005

42 ........Carrie Revlett ...........2006-0929 ........Debbie McGuinness ....2001-0418 ........Gina Pisciotta ............1996-9813 ........Lisbeth Skjodt ...........200611 ........Ingrid Perez ..............199411 ........Stacy Kuhr ...............1998-9911 ........Tipi Levosalo .............20018 ..........Lisa Jo Ramkissoon ....20007 ..........Suzi Davis ................19935 ..........Jennifer Mickey .........1995

Miscellaneous RecordsMost Consecutive Wins

20 ........Sept. 16, 2003 - Nov. 24, 2003

Weeks Ranked No. 134 of 190 ........1992-2010

Most Consecutive Losses4 ..........1992Most Consecutive Home Wins

24 ........Sept. 13, 2002 - Sept. 23, 2004Most Consecutive Road Wins

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Team All-Time Record Armstrong Atlantic University 1-0-0Auburn University Montgomery 9-0-0Azusa Pacifi c University 2-6-1Baker University 1-0-0Belhaven College 3-0-0Bellarmine University 3-0-0Berea College 2-0-0Berry College 8-5-2Bethany College 0-1-0Bethel College 8-0-0Biola University 1-0-0Brescia University 2-0-0Brevard College 4-1-0Brewton-Parker College 2-0-0Brimingham Southern University 4-2-0California Baptist University 1-2-0Campbellsville University 15-0-0Cardinal Stritch University 1-0-0Carroll College 1-0-0Carson Newman College 1-0-0Centre College 4-0-0Christian Brothers University 1-2-0College of Charleston 2-0-0College of St. Mary 2-0-0Concordia University 2-2-0Cornerstone University 1-0-0Covenant College 4-0-0Cumberland University 6-1-0Edinboro University 1-0-0Embry-Riddle University 2-0-0Flagler College 1-0-0Francis Marion University 1-0-0Geneva College 1-0-0Georgetown College 26-1-1Goshen College 1-0-0Graceland University 2-0-2Hastings College 1-0-0Houghton College 1-1-0Huntingdon College 4-1-0Indiana Wesleyan University 4-2-0Kansas Newman College 1-0-0Kentucky Wesleyan College 3-0-0King College 2-0-0Lambuth University 12-0-1Lee University 8-2-1Lees McRae College 1-2-0Lincoln Memorial University 1-0-0Lindenwood University 2-2-0Lock Haven University 0-1-0Lynn University 0-1-0Madonna University 4-0-1Malone College 1-0-0Martin Methodist College 5-5-1

McKendree College 1-0-0Midway College 6-11-0Milligan College 4-0-1Missouri Baptist University 2-1-0National American University 1-0-0North Greenville College 1-0-0Northwood University 1-0-0Oklahoma City University 0-1-0Park University 2-3-0Piedmont College 0-0-1Point Loma Nazarene University 2-1-0Robert Morris College 4-1-0Savannah College of Art & Design 2-0-1Shawnee State University 1-0-0Sienna Heights University 1-0-0Simon Fraser University 0-1-0Southern Nazarene University 2-0-0Spalding University 4-0-0Spring Arbor University 5-0-1Spring Hill University 1-0-0St. Catharine College 3-0-0St. Francis University 3-1-0St. Leo University 0-1-0St. Thomas University 1-3-0St. Xavier University 1-0-1Tennessee Tech 1-0-0Tennessee Wesleyan College 3-1-0Thomas College 1-0-0Thomas More College 1-1-0Tiffi n University 2-1-1Transylvania University 3-3-0Trinity International University 2-0-0Tri-State University 2-1-0Tusculum University 3-0-1Union College 12-2-1University of Evansville 1-0-0University of Findlay 0-3-0University of Kentucky 0-1-0University of Louisville 0-2-0University of Mary 2-0-0University of Mobile 5-1-0University of Pikeville 6-0-0University of Rio Grande 3-0-0University of Southern Indiana 1-0-0University of the Cumberlands 20-1-0Unknown 2-0-0Virginia Intermont College 4-0-0West Virginia University Tech 8-0-0West Virginia Wesleyan 0-2-0Westmont College 1-4-0Wheeling Jesuit University 0-1-0William Carey College 3-3-1William Jewell College 1-0-0William Woods University 2-0-0

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NAIA All-AmericanIda Gregersen ........ 2010 ....... Second-TeamPatricia Nielsen ....... 2010 ....... Third-TeamMia Persson ............ 2010 ....... Third-TeamElisha Fry ............... 2010 ....... Hon. MentionYolanda Hamilton .... 2009 ....... First TeamMia Persson ............ 2009 ....... Second TeamCarrier Revlett ........ 2009 ....... Second TeamIda Gregersen ........ 2009 ....... Hon. MentionAnne Houliston ....... 2008 ....... First TeamKimmia Parker ........ 2008 ....... First TeamIda Gregersen ........ 2008 ....... Second TeamSatsuki Kato ........... 2008 ....... Second TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2008 ....... Hon. MentionCarrie Revlett ......... 2008 ....... Hon. MentionOmolyn Davis ......... 2007 ....... First TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2007 ....... Second TeamCaitlin Burke .......... 2007 ....... Third TeamKimmia Parker ........ 2007 ....... Hon. MentionCarrie Revlett ......... 2007 ....... Hon. MentionRowena Alsanea ...... 2006 ....... First TeamHishamar Falconer ... 2006 ....... First TeamOmolyn Davis ......... 2006 ....... Second TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2006 ....... Second TeamKristine Pedersen .... 2006 ....... Second TeamLisbeth Skjodt ........ 2006 ....... Third TeamRowena Alsanea ...... 2005 ....... Third TeamAnu Eskelinen ......... 2005 ....... Hon. MentionJodi-Ann McGregor .. 2005 ....... Hon. MentionHishamar Falconer ... 2005 ....... Hon. MentionJill Lirbank-Almbaek 2004 ....... First TeamHishamar Falconer ... 2004 ....... Second TeamRowena Alsanea ...... 2004 ....... Hon. MentionNora Ohrnberg ........ 2003 ....... First TeamNkese Udoh ............ 2003 ....... First TeamRowena Alsanea ...... 2003 ....... Hon. MentionNora Ohrnberg ........ 2002 ....... Third TeamDonna Harris .......... 2002 ....... Hon. MentionLaura Humphries ..... 2002 ....... Hon. MentionMinna Tuominen ...... 2002 ....... Hon. MentionStacey Jo Fletcher ... 2001 ....... First TeamNora Ohrnberg ........ 2001 ....... First TeamKirsty Marr ............. 2001 ....... Third TeamStacey Jo Fletcher ... 2000 ....... Hon. MentionNora Ohrnberg ........ 2000 ....... Hon. MentionNatasha Hale .......... 1999 ....... Third TeamJoanne Ennis .......... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionStacey Kuhr ........... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionCaroline Martensson 1999 ....... Hon. MentionKristina Tisell .......... 1999 ....... Hon. MentionLisa Poirier ............. 1998 ....... Second TeamTami Williams ......... 1998 ....... Second TeamStacey Kuhr ........... 1998 ....... Hon. MentionKerri Schuller-Jenkins . 1998 ....... Hon. MentionNina Sjostrand ........ 1998 ....... Hon. MentionKristina Tisell .......... 1998 ....... Hon. MentionTami Williams ......... 1997 ....... First TeamRhonda Berry ......... 1997 ....... Third TeamKerri Schuller.......... 1997 ....... Hon. MentionEmma Tapper ......... 1996 ....... Second TeamRhonda Berry ......... 1996 ....... Hon. Mention

NAIA Region Player of the YearNkese Udoh ............ 2003 ........NAIA Region XI Natasha Hale .......... 1999 ........NAIA Region XII Tami Williams .......... 1997 ........NAIA Mid-South Region

NAIA Region Coach of the YearDrew Burwash ......... 2006 ........NAIA Region XIDrew Burwash ......... 2004 ........NAIA Region XIDrew Burwash ......... 2003 ........NAIA Region XIWillis Pooler ............ 2002 ........NAIA Region XIKen Hefner ............. 1997 ........NAIA Mid-South Region

NAIA Region HonorsCaitlin Burke ............ 2007 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamOmolyn Davis .......... 2007 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamYolanda Hamilton ..... 2007 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamKimmia Parker ......... 2007 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamCarrie Revlett ........... 2007 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamRowena Alsanea ....... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamOmolyn Davis .......... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamHishamar Falconer .... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamYolanda Hamilton ..... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamKristine Pedersen...... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamLisbeth Skjodt .......... 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamMarie Gallagher ........ 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamSashsheena Stewart . 2006 ....NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamRowena Alsanea ....... 2005 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamAnu Eskelinen .......... 2005 ....NAIA Region XI - First-TeamHishamar Falconer .... 2005 ....NAIA Region XI - First-Team

Michelle Cox ........... 1996 ....... Hon. MentionKerri Schuller.......... 1995 ....... Second TeamRhonda Berry ......... 1995 ....... Hon. MentionKathryn MacLachlan 1995 ....... Hon. MentionLisa Poirier ............. 1995 ....... Hon. MentionBeverly Young ........ 1994 ....... Hon. Mention

NAIA National Player of the Year Hishamar Falconer ............ 2006

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Jodi-Ann McGregor .... 2005 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamPernille Jorgensen ...... 2005 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamDorte Rauff ............... 2005 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamDaniela Schwarz ........ 2005 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamRowena Alsanea ........ 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamHishamar Falconer ..... 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamJill Lirbank-Almbaek ... 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamKirsty Marr ............... 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamAnu Eskelinen ........... 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamDebbie McGuinness .... 2004 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamRowena Alsanea ........ 2003 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamNora Ohrnberg .......... 2003 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamNkese Udoh .............. 2003 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamDonna Harris ............ 2002 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamLaura Humphries ....... 2002 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamNora Ohrnberg .......... 2002 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamMinna Tuominen ........ 2002 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamStacey Jo Fletcher ..... 2001 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamKirsty Marr ............... 2001 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamNora Ohrnberg .......... 2001 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamStacey Jo Fletcher ..... 2000 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamNora Ohrnberg .......... 2000 ..NAIA Region XI - First-TeamKristina Tisell ............ 2000 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamNatasha Hale ............ 2000 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamEeva-Maria Saari ....... 2000 ..NAIA Region XI - Second-TeamJoanne Ennis ............ 1999 ..NAIA Region XII - First-TeamNatasha Hale ............ 1999 ..NAIA Region XII - First-TeamStacey Kuhr .............. 1999 ..NAIA Region XII - First-TeamCaroline Martensson .. 1999 ..NAIA Region XII - First-TeamKristina Tisell ............ 1999 ..NAIA Region XII - First-TeamStacey Kuhr .............. 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamLisa Poirier ............... 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamKerri Schuller-Jenkins . 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamNina Sjostrand .......... 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamKristina Tisell ............ 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamTami Williams ............ 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamRhonda Berry ............ 1998 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg-Second TeamRhonda Berry ............ 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamKerri Schuller ............ 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamTami Williams ............ 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamPernilla Nicklasson ..... 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamGina Pisciotta ............ 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamLisa Poirier ............... 1997 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamRhonda Berry ............ 1996 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamMichelle Cox ............. 1996 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamEmma Tapper ............ 1996 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamLisa Poirier ............... 1996 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamKerri Schuller ............ 1996 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamRhonda Berry ............ 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamKathryn MacLachlan ... 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamLisa Poirier ............... 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamKerri Schuller ............ 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-First TeamBeth Leaver .............. 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamJennifer Mickey ......... 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamAmy Slaughter .......... 1995 ..NAIA Mid-South Reg.-Second TeamBeverly Young ........... 1994 ..NAIA Area 7 - First TeamJessica Azuara .......... 1994 ..NAIA Area 7 - Second TeamBridget O’Leary ......... 1993 ..NAIA Area 7 - Second TeamBeverly Young ........... 1993 ..NAIA Area 7 - Second Team

All Mid-South ConferenceElisha Fry ............... 2010 ... First-TeamIda Gregersen ......... 2010 ... First-TeamSamantha Gutierrez . 2010 ... First-TeamPatricia Nielsen ....... 2010 ... First-TeamMia Persson ............ 2010 ... First-TeamCaitlin Burke ........... 2010 ... Hon. MentionHanna Jonsson ........ 2010 ... Hon. MentionHeini Metsola .......... 2010 ... Hon. MentionRebecca Bjorkvall .... 2009 ... First-TeamCaitlin Burke ........... 2009 ... First-TeamIda Gregersen ......... 2009 ... First-TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2009 ... First-TeamHeini Metsola .......... 2009 ... First-TeamMia Persson ............ 2009 ... First-TeamCarrie Revlett .......... 2009 ... First-TeamSaeda Sueki ........... 2009 ... First-TeamRikke Bottcher ........ 2008 ... First-TeamLouise Christensen... 2008 ... First-TeamIda Gregersen ......... 2008 ... First-TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2008 ... First-TeamAnne Houliston ........ 2008 ... First-TeamSatsuki Kato ........... 2008 ... First-TeamKimmia Parker ........ 2008 ... First-TeamCarrie Revlett .......... 2008 ... First-TeamCaitlin Burke ........... 2008 ... Honorable MentionElisha Fry ............... 2008 ... Honorable MentionLorna Heaton .......... 2008 ... Honorable MentionHeini Metsola .......... 2008 ... Honorable MentionBryndis Theodorsdottir 2008 ... Honorable MentionCaitlin Burke ........... 2007 ... First-TeamOmolyn Davis ......... 2007 ... First-TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2007 ... First-Team

Mid-South Conference Player of the YearIda Gregersen .................2010Yolanda Hamilton ............2009Kimmia Parker ................2008Omolyn Davis .................2007Hishamar Falconer ...........2006Jill Lirbank-Almbaek .........2004Dani Petrovic ..................2003Nora Ohrnberg ................2002Stacey Jo Fletcher ...........2000

Mid-South Conference Coach of the YearDrew Burwash .................2009Drew Burwash .................2008Drew Burwash .................2006Willis Pooler ....................2002Willis Pooler ....................2000

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Lorna Heaton .......... 2007 ... First-TeamSatsuki Kato ........... 2007 ... First-TeamKimmia Parker ........ 2007 ... First-TeamRoxanna Minero ...... 2007 ... Honorable MentionCarrie Revlett .......... 2007 ... Honorable MentionRowena Alsanea ...... 2006 ... First-TeamSandra Andersson ... 2006 ... First-TeamOmolyn Davis ......... 2006 ... First-TeamHishamar Falconer ... 2006 ... First-TeamYolanda Hamilton .... 2006 ... First-TeamKristine Pedersen..... 2006 ... First-TeamLisbeth Skjodt ......... 2006 ... First-TeamSashsheena Stewart 2006 ... First-TeamVicky Whitelaw ........ 2006 ... First-TeamMarie Gallagher ....... 2006 ... Second-TeamRowena Alsanea ...... 2005 ... First-TeamAnu Eskelinen ......... 2005 ... First-TeamHishamar Falconer ... 2005 ... First-TeamPernille Jorgensen .... 2005 ... First-TeamJodi-Ann McGregor .. 2005 ... First-TeamDorte Rauff ............. 2005 ... First-TeamDaniela Schwarz ...... 2005 ... First-TeamJill Lirbank-Almbaek . 2005 ... Second-TeamSashsheena Stewart 2005 ... Second-TeamMia Moeller ............. 2005 ... Honorable MentionRowena Alsanea ...... 2004 ... First-TeamSandra Andersson ... 2004 ... First-TeamAnu Eskelinen ......... 2004 ... First-TeamHishamar Falconer ... 2004 ... First-TeamJill Lirbank-Almbaek . 2004 ... First-TeamKirsty Marr ............. 2004 ... First-TeamNkese Udoh ............ 2004 ... First-TeamVicky Falk ............... 2004 ... Second-TeamDebbie McGuinness .. 2004 ... Second-TeamRowena Alsanea ...... 2003 ... First-TeamAntoinette Anounga . 2003 ... First-TeamAnu Eskelinen ......... 2003 ... First-TeamJill Lirbank-Almbaek . 2003 ... First-TeamNora Ohrnberg ........ 2003 ... First-TeamDebbie McGuinness .. 2003 ... First-TeamDani Petrovic .......... 2003 ... First-TeamDorte Rauff ............. 2003 ... First-TeamNkese Udoh ............ 2003 ... First-TeamHelle Larsen ............ 2003 ... Second-TeamNatasha Hale .......... 2002 ... First-TeamNora Ohrnberg ........ 2002 ... First-TeamDani Petrovic .......... 2002 ... First-TeamMinna Tuominen ...... 2002 ... First-TeamAnu Eskelinen ......... 2002 ... Second-TeamDonna Harris .......... 2002 ... Second-TeamLaura Humphries ..... 2002 ... Second-TeamLatoya Linton .......... 2002 ... Second-Team

Stacey Jo Fletcher ... 2001 ... First-TeamKirsty Marr ............. 2001 ... First-TeamNora Ohrnberg ........ 2001 ... First-TeamTina Rasmussen ...... 2001 ... First-TeamEeva-Maria Saari ..... 2001 ... First-TeamEmma Raikes-May ... 2001 ... Second-TeamTipi Levosalo ........... 2001 ... Honorable MentionStacey Jo Fletcher ... 2000 ... First-TeamNatasha Hale .......... 2000 ... First-TeamNora Ohrnberg ........ 2000 ... First-TeamEeva-Maria Saari ..... 2000 ... First-TeamKristina Tisell .......... 2000 ... First-TeamLisa Jo Ramkissoon .. 2000- .. First-TeamJoanne Ennis .......... 2000 ... Honorable Mention


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Season Games Wins Losses Ties Win. Pct. Points Shots Goals Assists GWG GWA1992 16 7 8 1 .469 47 161 17 13 7 41993 19 13 6 0 .684 179 488 67 45 13 91994 22 15 7 0 .682 193 494 68 57 15 111995 20 11 8 1 .575 117 329 39 39 11 111996 18 11 6 1 .639 147 276 52 43 11 81997 20 15 4 1 .775 186 248 64 58 15 81998 23 15 7 1 .674 212 428 73 66 15 131999 22 13 8 1 .614 136 299 41 54 13 102000 23 20 3 0 .870 294 515 109 76 19 122001 26 20 4 2 .808 258 608 99 60 19 182002 23 17 6 0 .739 209 368 79 51 15 102003 27 25 2 0 .926 425 645 162 101 25 172004 25 19 0 6 .880 238 515 89 60 19 112005 22 16 5 1 .750 269 447 102 65 16 102006 26 24 2 0 .923 319 517 118 83 24 172007 23 17 3 3 .804 228 397 86 56 17 112008 23 21 2 0 .913 315 418 115 85 21 162009 24 19 3 2 .833 274 364 103 68 19 122010 23 16 7 0 .696 177 384 71 35 16 8

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Goalkeepers Season Games Wins Losses Ties Win. Pct. 1992 16 7 8 1 .469 1993 19 13 6 0 .6841994 22 15 7 0 .6821995 20 11 8 1 .5751996 18 11 6 1 .6391997 20 15 4 1 .7751998 23 15 7 1 .6741999 22 13 8 1 .6142000 23 20 3 0 .8702001 26 20 4 2 .8082002 23 17 6 0 .7392003 27 25 2 0 .9262004 25 19 0 6 .8802005 22 16 5 1 .7502006 26 24 2 0 .9232007 23 17 3 3 .8042008 23 21 2 0 .9132009 24 19 3 2 .8332010 23 16 7 0 .696

GA Mins. Saves GA Avg. Shutouts1,446 98 43 2.68 21,770 121 30 1.53 72,040 64 31 1.37 111,860 193 33 1.60 51,650 47 21 1.15 81,850 47 19 0.92 92,142 62 22 0.92 92,020 104 30 1.34 52,004 70 16 0.72 112,440 52 15 0.55 151,890 53 22 1.05 122,513 52 18 0.64 172,370 48 12 0.46 162,011 48 21 0.94 82,372 43 9 0.35 192,140 60 12 0.50 142,070 42 11 0.48 142,232 60 13 0.52 162,076 44 16 0.69 11


Totals 425 314 91 20 .762 4,223 7,901 1,554 1,115 310 216

Totals 425 314 91 20 0.762 38,896 1,308 394 0.91 209

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