2011 nau soccer media guide

CREDITSThe 2011 Northern Arizona women’s soccer media guide was written, designed and edited by Sports Information Graduate Assistant Stayson Isobe. Editorial and design assistance from Assistant AD/MediaRelations Steve Shaff and Assistant Director Andrew Tomsky. Photography by Craig Johnson, Jerry Foreman, Ian Johnson, Becky Fairchild, Matt Beaty, Steve Brenner and NAU Athletics Media Relations.

ON THE FRONT COVER: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) TOP ROW: LAUREN ZALLIS, CHELSEA BEDNARZ, JENNA SAMORA BOTTOM ROW: GEORGIA FOLTZ, SAM MONAHAN

GENERAL INFORMATION

Quick Facts......................................................1

Media Information..........................................2

Media Relations Staff......................................3

Major Courses Of Study..................................4

The Mountain Campus ..................................4

Academics ......................................................5

The Big Sky Conference ................................38

Lumberjack Stadium ....................................39

Athletic Training & Medical ..........................40

Strength & Conditioning ..............................40

NAU ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

Support Staff ..................................................3

Staff Directory ................................................3

SOCCER COACHING STAFF

Head Coach Andre Luciano..........................6-7

Assistant Coaches/Trainer ..............................8

2011 TEAM INFORMATION

Roster Breakdown ..........................................9

Featured Seniors (Monahan, Samora) ....10-11

Meet The Lumberjacks (Alphabetical) ....12-21

Newcomers (Alphabetical) ......................21-24

Arrivals and Departures ................................24

In-Season Birthdays ......................................24

2011 SEASON INFORMATION

Big Sky Composite Schedule ........................25

2010 SEASON REVIEW

Results/Statistics ..................................26

Season Review ......................................27

Game Recaps ..................................28-29

2010 BIG SKY SEASON REVIEW

Final Big Sky Team Standings................30

Final Big Sky Team/Individual Stats ......30

All-Conference Awards..........................30

Players of the Week ..............................38

NAU SOCCER RECORDS

Career Records ......................................31

Season Records ....................................32

Single Match Records............................33

Yearly Records ......................................33

Team Records........................................34

Lumberjack Stadium Records ..............39

ALL-TIME

Big Sky All-Academic Teams ..................5

Big Sky All-Conference Teams ............34

Season Results ....................................35

Series Results ......................................36

Roster By High School ........................37

Roster By State ..................................37

ADMINISTRATION

Athletic Director Jim Fallis ................41

President Dr. John Haeger ....................41

NAU QUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITY FACTSInstitution ................Northern Arizona UniversityLocation ..........................................Flagstaff, Ariz.Founded ...................................................... 1899Enrollment (statewide) ............................25,204Nickname ........................................ LumberjacksColors .................................. Blue, Gold and SageAffiliation .................................. NCAA Division IConference .............................................. Big SkyAthletics Director .................................. Jim FallisPresident ....................................Dr. John HaegerAssociate AD/External/SWA..........Beth VechinskiAssistant AD/Compliance..................Scott RenfroAssistant AD/Equipment Operations..George FoxAssistant AD/Fiscal Operations....Michael GiedlinAssistant AD/Marketing ................Rocky SilvestriAssistant AD/Academics ......................Pam LowieAcademic Coordinator ......................Diana UlreyFaculty Athletic Representative. ..Tom DeStefano

TEAM FACTS2010 Overall Record ..................................12-4-32010 Conference Record/Finish ............6-0-1/1st2009 Overall Record ..................................10-9-22009 Conference Record/Finish ............4-3-0/1stHome Facility ........................Max Spilsbury Field........................................at Lumberjack Stadium

Letterwinners Returning/Lost........................12/8Starters Returning/Lost ....................................5/6Newcomers/Redshirts ..................................11/2Head Coach....................................Andre LucianoAlma Mater ....................................Indiana, 1994Office Phone ................................(928) 523-2021E-mail [email protected] at NAU (Years) ....................81-91-21 (10)Assistant Coach ..................................Holly Jones Alma Mater ........................Northern Arizona, ‘02Assistant Coach ............................Brady FlummerAlma Mater ........................Northern Arizona, ‘10Athletic Trainer ....................................Crystal Fix

MEDIA RELATIONSMedia Relations Director ....................Steve ShaffOffice Phone ................................(928) 523-6792E-mail [email protected] Contact ................................Stayson Isobe Office Phone ................................(928) 523-1017E-mail..........................................smi28@nau.eduAsst. Director ..............................Andrew TomskyOffice Phone ................................(928) 523-6330E-mail..........................Andrew.Tomsky@nau.eduMailing Address ............................P.O. Box 15400................................................Flagstaff, AZ 86001..................................(Overnight: 1 Skydome Dr.)

Website ............................www.nauathletics.com

PRINTArizona Daily Sun

1751 S. Thompson St.Flagstaff, AZ 86002Ph: (928) 556-2259Fax: (928) 774-4790

azdailysun.com

Arizona RepublicBox 1950

Phoenix, AZ 85001Ph: (602) 444-8222Fax: (602) 444-8686

azcentral.com

The LumberjackBox 6000

Flagstaff, AZ 86011Ph: (928) 523-4921Fax: (928) 523-9313

northernarizonanews.com

Associated Press505 N. Second St.Phoenix, AZ 85004Ph: (602) 258-8934Fax: (602) 254-9573

TELEVISIONNAU TV

Box 5619Flagstaff, AZ 86011Ph: (928) 523-9248Fax: (928) 523-9251

extended.nau.edu/NAU-TV.aspx

RADIOKVNA (600 AM/104.7 FM)

1200 S Milton RdSuite 105

Flagstaff, AZ 86001Ph: (928) 526-2700Fax: (928) 774-5852

KBTK (105.1 FM)2409 N 4th St

Suite 101Flagstaff, AZ 86004Ph: (928) 779-1177Fax: (928) 774-5179

KTAR (620 AM)Phoenix, AZ

Ph: 602-274-6200

NORTH

CAMPUS

INTERVIEW POLICYAll player interviews must be coordinated through the mediarelations office at least one day in advance. No interviews orphoto shoots will be conducted prior to kickoff. Out-of-townmedia should contact the media relations office to makearrangements for phone interviews. Players will be availablefor interviews following practice and, if prior arrangementshave been made, before practice. The NAU locker and trainingrooms are closed to all media.

COACH LUCIANO INTERVIEWSAndre Luciano and his staff are generally available for inter-views after each practice. Luciano coordinates his own personaland phone interviews. Call (928) 523-1017 or 2553 to set up thesession. The best time to contact Luciano is weekday mornings.

PRACTICEDaily workouts are generally open to the public but media mem-bers are encouraged to confirm practice times and interviewarrangements with the media relations office.

MEDIA LISTIn lieu of credentials, working media will be placed on a medialist that will be at the north entrance to Lumberjack Stadium.Media members assigned to work an NAU soccer match areasked to provide their names to the media relations office. Onlyworking media will be allowed on the pass list.

PHOTOGRAPHERSPhotographers and videographers are allowed on the touch linesand goal lines but not behind the goals. Only photographers andvideographers on assignment will be placed on the pass list.Please provide names to the media relations office.

MEDIA SERVICESA postmatch release and a complete box score, will be faxed tomedia outlets.

POSTMATCH INTERVIEWSThe NAU locker room is closed. At home, postmatch interviewswill be conducted on the field with requested players and coach-es from both teams after a 10-minute “cooling off” period. Amember of the media relations office will collect interviewrequests immediately following the conclusion of the match.

MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIMEArizona does not move its clock ahead in thespring or back in the fall. As a result, Flagstafftime coincides with the Pacific time zonethrough Nov. 7. The rest of the season,Flagstaff is compatible with Mountain time(Eastern time minus two hours).

LUMBERJACKS ONLINEReleases, statistics, rosters and breakingnews are available at the athletics web site,located at www.nauathletics.com. All infor-mation is available for immediate use,including photos. The Big Sky Conferenceweb site is located at www.bigskyconf.com.

NORTHERN ARIZONA MEDIA RELATIONS

Steve ShaffAsst. AD/

Media Relations

Andrew TomskyAsst. Director

Media Relations

Stayson IsobeGraduate Asst.

Media Relations

Matthew SewellGraduate Asst.

Media Relations

ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL

Phone (928) 523- unless noted

ADMINISTRATIONJim Fallis ......................................Director of Athletics ....................................................................................5353Beth Vechinski ............................Associate Athletics Director, External/SWA ................................................3326Scott Renfro ................................Assistant Athletics Director, Compliance ....................................................6763Steve Shaff ..................................Assistant Athletics Director, Media Relations..............................................6792Pam Lowie....................................Assistant Athletics Director, Academics ......................................................6783Rocky Silvestri ..............................Assistant Athletics Director, Marketing/Special Events ..............................3389Michael Giedlin............................Assistant Athletics Director, Fiscal Operations ............................................5353Jason Roundy ..............................Director of Development ............................................................................1256Diana Ulrey ..................................Academics Coordinator ..............................................................................4495Tom DeStefano ............................Faculty Athletics Representative ................................................................6302Tina D’Angelo ..............................Administrative Assistant ..............................................................................6107Cari Anthony ................................Senior Office Specialist ........................................................................214-0548ATHLETIC TRAININGRyan C. Pinson ............................Head Athletic Trainer ..........................................................................214-0548Sarah Shute..................................Assistant Athletic Trainer ....................................................................214-0548George Hershey ..........................Team Physician............................................................................................1040BASKETBALL, MEN'SMike Adras ..................................Head Coach ................................................................................................5630Qunton Grogan ............................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................6794Will Hensley ................................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................5856Jay Collins ....................................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................5639BASKETBALL, WOMEN'SLaurie Kelly ..................................Head Coach ................................................................................................9983Chad Eickhoff ..............................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................9982Eric Fundalewicz ..........................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................6836Laura Dinkins ..............................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................7463BUSINESS OFFICEJim MacIntyre ..............................Accounting Specialist ..................................................................................1297Gretchen Povlsen ........................Accounting Specialist ..................................................................................7803CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK AND FIELD, MEN'S AND WOMEN'SEric Heins ....................................Director of Track and Field and Cross Country ..........................................5659Ed Jacoby ....................................Sprints, Hurdles and Jumps Coach ..............................................................6797Oscar Duncan ..............................Throws and Pole Vault Coach......................................................................5647Mo Huber ....................................Graduate Assistant Coach/Distance ............................................................9324FOOTBALLJerome Souers ............................Head Coach ................................................................................................5353Brian Lindgren..............................Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ..........................................................0292Andy Thompson ..........................Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers ............................................................5643Craig Knoth ..................................Tight Ends/Recruiting ..................................................................................1305David Reeves................................Safeties/Special Teams................................................................................1353Eric Reid ......................................Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line ................................................8803Travis Baker..................................Defensive Line ............................................................................................5353Francis St. Paul ............................Wide Receivers/ Pro Liason ........................................................................6799Charles Huff ................................Cornerbacks ................................................................................................5353Jimmy Beal ..................................Running Backs ............................................................................................6703Matt Howdeshell ........................Director of Football Operations ..................................................................6800Zac McNally ................................Graduate Assistant Coach/Defense ............................................................6703GOLF, WOMEN'SBrad Bedortha..............................Head Coach ................................................................................................1668SKYDOMEDave Brown..................................Director........................................................................................................3440Rob Morrison ..............................Asst. Director/Events Coordinator ..............................................................9471SOCCER, WOMEN'SAndre Luciano..............................Head Coach ................................................................................................2021Holly Jones ..................................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................2553SPORTS INFORMATIONSteve Shaff ..................................Director (Football, M Basketball, Golf)........................................................6792Andrew Tomsky ..........................Assistant Director (Volleyball, W Basketball, Swimming and Diving)..........6330Stayson Isobe ..............................Graduate Assistant (Soccer, M and W Tennis) ............................................1017Matthew Sewell ..........................Graduate Assistant (Cross Country, Track and Field) ..................................1017Mitch Strohman ..........................Broadcaster, Lumberjack Radio Network ............................................ 607-7057SUPPORT STAFFGeorge Fox ..................................Equipment Coordinator ..............................................................................3950Cody Hodgeson............................Head Strength and Conditioning Coach ..............................................214-0532Cassie Laughlin ............................Director, Cheer & Dance..............................................................................5353SWIMMING AND DIVING, WOMEN'SAndy Johns ..................................Head Coach ................................................................................................6325Nikki Huffman..............................Head Diving Coach ......................................................................................8010Jeana Fuccilo................................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................6944TENNIS, MEN'S AND WOMEN'SKim Bruno ....................................Director of Tennis........................................................................................7465VOLLEYBALL, WOMEN'SCraig Choate ................................Head Coach ................................................................................................1532Megan Greene ............................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................5649Chris Gorny ..................................Assistant Coach ..........................................................................................5649

SOCCER SUPPORT STAFF

dave brownSkydomeDirector

george foxAthletic Equipment

Coordinator

Pam LowieAssistant ADAcademics

scott renfroAssistant ADCompliance

diana ulreyAcademic

Coordinator

Tom DeStefanoFaculty AthleticsRepresentative

michael GiedlinAssistan AD

Fiscal Operations

rob morrisonAsst. Skydome

Director

rocky silvestriAssistant AD

Marketing

Beth VechinskiInterim Associate AD

External/SWA

MEDIA RELATIONS

Phone (928) 523- unless noted

Stayson Isobe, (Soccer Contact) ..........................1017Cell Phone ............................................(808) 226-6940E-mail ..................................................smi28@nau.eduSteve Shaff, Director..............................................6792E-mail ..........................................Steve.Shaff@nau.eduAndrew Tomsky, Asst. Director ............................6330E-mail [email protected] Sewell, Graduate Asst. ..............................1017E-mail ..................................................mjs475@nau.eduFax ............................................................................6793Website ......................................www.nauathletics.comMailing Address ..................1 Skydome Drive Box 15400 ........................................................Flagstaff, Ariz. 86011

Northern Arizona University provides anoutstanding undergraduate residential educa-tion strengthened byimportant research, grad-uate and professionalprograms, and a respon-sive distance learning net-work delivering programsthroughout Arizona.

NAU's underlying corestrength at the undergrad-uate level is in its ability toprovide knowledge of theworld, an ability to appreci-ate change, diversity, andlife itself.

Faculty andstaff members arecommitted to theresidential campusconcept and to thestudent popula-tion; however, theyare also preparedto deliver educa-tion throughoutArizona and theworld either onlineor in new campusstructures.

The MountainCampus has a stu-dent population ofmore than 20,000 atits main campus inFlagstaff and at sitesacross the state.

NAU wasestablished in 1899as the NorthernArizona NormalSchool. A close,personal interest inthe developmentof each student as

an individual has long been a trademark of theMountain Campus. This educational experience is

enhanced by anatmosphere thatcelebrates thediversity of opin-ions and cul-tures.

The undergrad-uate programs atNAU cover adiverse range ofdisciplines fromliberal arts andthe sciences toprofessional andcareer-related

fields. As NAU looks to the

future, it continues todevelop innovative waysto provide citizens withgreater access to educa-tion and strives tostrengthen its teachingand service partnershipsto meet the needs of achanging Arizona.

Flagstaff, with a popu-lation of about 57,000, isrich in cultural diversity.Located at the base of themajestic San FranciscoPeaks, Flagstaff is 140miles north of Phoenix atthe intersection ofInterstate 17 andInterstate 40.

With its elevation of7,000 feet and a four-sea-son climate, Flagstaff isideal for year-round out-door activities. Nearbyattractions include theGrand Canyon, LowellObservatory, Oak Creek

Canyon, Sedona, Monument Valley, Sunset Crater,Meteor Crater, and Arizona Snowbowl.

MAJOR COURSES OF STUDY

NAU FACTS

Enrollment (statewide) ..............................................25,204Staff..............................................................................2,248Founded ........................................................................1899Degrees......................................................93 baccalaureate

..........................................................................46 masters....................................................................Eight doctoral

Colleges ......................................................Arts and Letters..............................................................................Business............................................................................Education......................................Engineering and Natural Sciences................................................Health and Human Services..........................................Social and Behavioral Sciences

• William A. Franke, one of Arizona's mostprominent business leaders, has made a $25million contribution to Northern ArizonaUniversity's College of Business, the largestdonation in the university's history.• The university has created a new College ofHealth and Human Services to help the uni-versity respond to the need for more health-care professionals in the state and enhancethe university's participation in the develop-ing academic medical complex in downtownPhoenix.• The Arizona Cardinals conduct trainingcamp at NAU, which Sports Illustrated hascalled among the top five training camps inthe NFL.• NAU's graduate physical therapy pro-gram ranks among the best in the nation,according to U.S. News & World Report.

• Art History• Astronomy• Biology• Bio./Secondary Ed.• Botany• Chemistry• Chemistry Ed.• Earth Science Ed.• English• English Ed.• Environ. Chemistry• Environ. Humanities• Environ, Sciences• French• French Ed.• Geochemistry• Geology

• German• German Ed.• History• History Ed.• Humanities• Liberal Studies• Mathematics• Mathematics Ed.• Microbiology• Philosophy• Physical Science• Physics• Religious Studies• Spanish• Spanish Ed.• Zoology

ARTS & SCIENCES

• Accounting• Computer Info Systems• Economics

• Finance• Management• Marketing

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

• Advertising• Electronic Media• Journalism• Merchandising

• Photography• Public Relations• Speech Communication• Visual Communication

COMMUNICATION

• App. Indigenous Study• Forestry• Geography• Parks & Rec. Mgmt.

• Public Planning• Public Relations• Speech Comm.• Visual Comm.

ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT

• Elementary Ed.• Health Ed.• Music Ed.• Physical Ed.• Special Ed.• Elementary Ed.

• Secondary Ed.• Social Science Ed.• Technology Ed.• Theatre Ed.• Vocational Ed.

ECOSYSTEM SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT

• Civil Engineering• Mech. Engineering• Environ. Engineering

• Electrical Engineering• CPU Science & Eng.• Construction Mgmt.

ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

FINE ART

• Art Ed.• Interior Design• Theatre Design• Arts Management

• Music History & Lit.• Music Performance• Theatre Performance

HEALTH PROFESSIONS

• Athletic Training• Dental Hygiene• Exercise Science• Health Promotion• Nursing

• Health Promotion-Secondary Education

• Liberal Studies(Com. Science &

Disorders)

• Hotel/Rest. Mgmt. • Internat’l Hosp. Mgmt.HOTEL & RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT

• Anthropology• Applied Sociology• Criminal Justice• Liberal Studies• Political Science

• American Pol. Studies• Internat’l Affairs• Psychology• Social Work• Sociology

SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

NAU CHECKLIST

•95 percent of alumni report they are either employed or inadvanced study, and 80 percent of those employed reportthey are working in an area directly related to their major.•The overall student-athlete GPA is higher than 3.0.•More than half of Arizona’s teachers have received instruc-tion at NAU.•NAU graduates’ acceptance rate to medical, dental, andveterinary school is higher than the national average.

Academics in the athletics department are ofutmost importance at Northern Arizona University.The academic services are under the direction ofassistant athletics director for academics Pam Lowieand offer numerous programs to help the student-athletes throughout their academic careers.

The results have been impressive. During thespring semester of 2011, NAU student-athletesachieved a cumulative grade-point average of 3.05.Since 1998, NAU student athletes have earned a 3.0cumulative GPA or higher in 24 of the 25 semesters.

Overall, 32 student-athletes earned a 4.0 GPAfor the semester, representing 13 of 15 squads. The

soccer team hadnine student-athletes with a4.0 GPA for thesemester. 55student-athletesgraduated inspring 2011 andwere commis-sioned degreesas part of theClass of 2010.

MISSIONNAU’s AthleticA c a d e m i cServices depart-ment strives toprovide qualityacademic serv-ices that willenhance the

student-athletes' total educational experience andencourage graduation within four years.

STAFF ROSTERFounded .......................................................... 1899Pam Lowie..........................Assistant AD, Academics............................................................928-523-6783................................................Pam.Lowie@nau.eduDiana Ulrey............................Academic Coordinator............................................................928-523-4495..............................................Diana.Ulrey@nau.edu

Graduate AssistantsKristi Andreassen ................................928-523-6783......................................Kristi.Andreassen@nau.eduMaggie Dougher ................................928-523-4495......................................Maggie.Dougher@nau.edu

Lumberjack Academics has the following programsin place for student-athletes:

PROACTIVE MENTORINGEach year approximately 30-50 first year student-athletes will be selected to participate in NAU’sProActive Mentor program which targets studentswho Lumberjack Academics believes may benefitfrom academic mentoring. Student-athletes areselected based on incoming GPA’s/ test scores andcoaches recommendations. Student-athletes areexpected to attend a weekly meeting with theirassigned academic graduate assistant as well as withtheir respective coach, and to report on theirprogress in each class.

STUDY HALLFirst year student-athletes (including transfer stu-dent-athletes) are required to complete 6-8 hours ofstudy time beginning with the second week of class-es through Reading Week. The 6-8 hours consist ofscheduled times a monitor will be available and may

also include tutoring by the LearningAssistance Centers, organized study groupsfacilitated by tutors, graduate assistants orfaculty from the academic colleges andother academic-related activities that areapproved by the Athletics AcademicDepartment Staff.

ACADEMIC ADVISEMENTAll first year freshman student-athletes areassigned to an academic advisor at theGateway Student Success Center (GSSC).After the student-athletes’ first year, theywill be assigned to a college advisor if theyhave declared a major while those whoare undecided will remain assigned to aGSSC advisor. Student-athletes must declare amajor before entering their 5th semester. AcademicCoordinators are available for pre-advisement tomake sure all NCAA/NAU policies and proceduresare being followed.

TUTORING SERVICESTutoring services for all student-athletes are provid-ed through the North and South Learning AssistanceCenters. Student-athletes are given the option toutilize the master schedule which allows them toschedule set tutoring appointments for twice aweek per subject throughout the academic semes-ter. Student-athletes may also take advantage of thedrop in services and make appointments on an as-needed basis.

EARLY ENROLLMENTStudent-athletes are afford-ed the opportunity to par-ticipate in priority registra-tion which enables the stu-dent-athletes to accommo-date practice scheduleswhile continuing to makeprogress towards gradua-tion. The student-athletesare grouped with seniorsand honor students for reg-istration. In order to utilizepriority registration, stu-dent-athletes must have allholds cleared from theiraccount and meet with theiracademic advisor for advise-ment and activation.

PROGRESS REPORTSAll student-athletes willhave progress reports com-pleted once a semester.Student-athletes whoreceive a “D” or “F” on aprogress report will berequired to complete anAction Plan with the facultyfor the course in which the“D” or “F” was received.

ACADEMIC AWARDS &RECOGNITION

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR’SHONOR ROLL

Student-athletes on a cur-rent roster who achieve a3.5 cumulative GPA qualifyfor the Athletic Director’sHonor Roll. The student-

athletes are recognized at a designated springMen’s Basketball game.

GOLDEN EAGLESCHOLAR ATHLETES

Student-athletes who have achieved a 3.0 CumGPA are honored at the Golden Eagle ScholarAthlete Banquet in the spring. Student-athletes arepresented a plaque to recognize their achievement.

BIG SKY CONFERENCE SCHOLAR ATHLETESStudent-athletes who have completed at least oneterm at the University, achieved a 3.2 CumulativeGPA and competed in 50% of the team’s athleticcompetitions are eligible for the Big Sky ConferenceScholar Athlete Award.

2010Kristi AndreassenChelsea Bednarz

Brenna BoiesBrandy Carr

Ally CwiekowskiAlana D’Onofrio

Tori HoweLaura Johnson

Ashley MarrapodeShawnee Morgan

Tori RockeJenna SamoraLauren Zallis

2009Kristi Andreassen

Brenna BoiesBrandy CarrAnna Clark

Ally CwiekowskiTori Howe

Laura JohnsonAshley Marrapode

Tori RockeJenna Samora

Rebekah SchmidtLauren Zallis


Kayla BauderBrandy CarrAnna Clark

Ashley MarrapodeCee Cee Odorfer

Tori RockeRebekah Schmidt

Katie Tribbey Lauren Zallis


Kayla BauderBrenna BoiesBrandy CarrAnna Clark

Tara CozzettoKarla Lee

Corie McGuireKara Miller

Rebekah SchmidtLiz Winkelblech

2006Kayla BauderLindsey CareyTara CozzettoKylie France

Darin KleinsmithKarla Lee

Christina LoyashSarah NeathertonCee Cee OdorferLiz Winkelblech

2005Kayla BauderLindsey CareyKylie France

Shelby GouldDarin KleinsmithChristina Loyash

Julie MartinCee Cee Odorfer

2004Lindsey CareyShelby Gould

Tai PowersMegan Robertson

2003Julie Allen

Andrea BerraAmanda Butterfield

Lindsey CareySierra CristianoShelby Gould

Brandy JohnsonMegan Robertson

2002Joy Alvarez

Adria BarchiAndrea Berra

Amanda ButterfieldSierra CristianoShelby Gould

Brandy JohnsonCarin LarkinKori Morre

Jessika Scogland

2001Danielle DeguerreKrystin Ellsworth

Holly JonesCarin Larkin

Nadia MaenyjKathryn Maxwell

Karla RogersJessika ScoglandBreann Suddock

Crystal Vankilsdonk

2000Amanda Butterfield

Marta CostelloDanielle Deguerre

Krista EarpTrina GreenHolly Jones

Erin RummensBreann Suddock

Danielle Weissbeck

1999Rebekah Breech

Krista EarpTrina GreenHolly Jones

Sarah PachanErin RummensKate Soetaert

Julie ToppenbergDanielle Wile

1998Krista Earp

Trina GreenHolly Jones

Sarah PachanErin RummensKate Soetaert

Julie ToppenbergDanielle Weissbeck

Danielle Wile

1997Krista Earp

Trina GreenErin Quinn

Anna ShoolroyJulie Toppenberg

Danielle Wile

BOLD indicates current player

BIG SKY ALL-ACADEMIC TEAMS

In 2007, Liz Winkelblech was selected FemaleScholar Athlete of the Year. It was the sec-ond-straight selection for women’s soccer

(Lindsey Carey, 2006).

28 women’s soccer players earned Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Awards in 2010-11. 13 received All-Big Sky Academic honors. (From left to right) Back

Row: Dana Williams, Shelby Foltz, Natasha Slaughter, Jenna Samora, Shawnee Morgan,Head Coach Andre Luciano, Jennifer Beaudoin. Front Row: Ally Cwiekowski, Anna Clark,

Brenna Boies, Jordan Stenger, Ethi Ethridge, Corie McGuire, Chelsea Bednarz.

Andre Luciano enters his eleventh year as Northern ArizonaUniversity head women’s soccer coach after claiming the program'sthird straight Big Sky title and first-ever regular season title in 2010.Luciano possesses a wealth of coaching experience from the intercol-legiate level to club soccer coupled with a successful collegiate careerat Indiana University that resulted in two conference championshipsand a NCAA Final Four appearance. Throughout his term, Luciano hasshown an ability to master the coaching landscape.

Luciano epitomizes the commitment to the student-athlete rela-tionship, and his philosophy has produced success on the field and inthe classroom. For the sixth straight year, the women's soccer teamled all fall-Lumberjack teams in 2010 with All-Academic Big Sky hon-orees (13) and also collected 10 All-Big Sky performers with four firstteam selections.

Over his past ten years leading the program, Luciano has devel-oped 80 All-Big Sky performers while 91 players have been named tothe Big Sky All-Academic Team, and 176 have earned Golden EagleScholar-Athlete Awards for academic and athletic success. Twenty-eight of the Lumberjacks 33 players received the Golden Eagle Awardlast season. Also in 2010, the Lumberjacks received the NSCAA TeamAcademic Award for the eighth year in a row, posting an imposingteam grade-point-average of 3.33.

Last season, Luciano guided his squad to their first-ever regularseason Big Sky title, but ultimately fell short of their third straightNCAA Women's College Cup appearance when they were defeatedby Sacramento State 1-0 in the Big Sky Conference final. NAU fin-ished the 2010 season with a 12-4-3 overall record and 6-0-1 duringthe conference regular season, their first unbeaten conferencerecord in program history. The 12 wins matched the school recordfor wins in a season set in 2008 and their .711 winning percentageset a new school record. The Lumberjacks also posted a schoolrecord 12 game unbeaten streak, one shy of the Big Sky mark, anda school and conference record six game shutout streak that cov-ered a span of 569 minutes and 2 seconds.Off the field in 2010, Luciano's reputation of producing qualitystudent-athletes was at its highest. Kristi Andreassen, the 2010Big Sky Defensive Most Valuable Player and three-time All-Big Skyfirst team selection, was selected as the ESPN Academic All-

American of the Year in the women's soccer University divi-son. She was also named to the CoSIDA/ESPN All-DistrictAcademic Team along with senior Brandy Carr, as well asNSCAA Women's College Scholar All-Americans with seniorTori Howe and junior Tori Rocke. To cap off Andreassen'sillustrious career at NAU, she was selected as the FemaleScholar Athlete of the Year at the annual Golden EagleAwards and the Female Athlete of the Year at the all-sportsbanquet.In 2009, Luciano led the Lumberjacks to the Big SkyChampionship final, where they would defeat Idaho State, 4-0, to advance to their second-consecutive NCAA Tournamentand face No. 1 Stanford. NAU finished with a 10-9-2 overallrecord, including a 4-3 regular season Big Sky record and two

wins in the Big Sky Championship to claim the conference title. TheLumberjacks went 6-2-1 at home, and shattered the LumberjackStadium attendance record when 2,187 fans witnessed NAU draw withArizona, 2-2, on August 28. Juniors Andreassen and Rebekah Schmidtwere CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine All-District Academic selections withAndreassen going on the earn All-American Academic Honors.

In 2008, Luciano led the women’s soccer team to its first Big SkyConference Championship in the program’s 12th year of Division Icompetition. As the conference champion, NAU was an automaticqualifier for the 2008 NCAA Women’s College Cup, its first appearancein school history. The women were defeated by No. 2 Portland in theopening round, but went 12-7-3 overall setting a school record forwins in a season (12) and best winning percentage (.614). TheLumberjacks set or tied 16 school and stadium records and broke twoBig Sky Conference records for assists in a game (14) and points (32).

In addition, Luciano mentored future Hall of Fame selection CeeCee Odorfer to Big Sky Co-Offensive Player of the Year hon-ors and her third straight All-BigSky first team selection. Odorferbroke school records for pointsin a season (28), career assist(18), and game-winning goals(13). Also in 2008, Lucianotutored freshman Jenna Samorato Big Sky Newcomer of the Yearhonors.

During the 2007 season,goalkeeper ElizabethWinkelblech received theNSCAA/adidas Scholar AthleteAward for excellence as a stu-dent-athlete. Under Luciano'sguidance, Winkelblech set sixcombined school records andfinished in the top five in sevenother statistical categories in herfirst year as a full-time starter.

Eleventh Season

Indiana, 1994

Career Record:

81-91-21

2008 and 2009

Big Sky Coach

The Lumberjacks earned the best record in school history to date witha 7-7-5 overall mark, a winning percentage of .500. All five ties were0-0 finishes which set an NCAA Division I Women's Soccer record formost 0-0 ties in a single season. NAU opened the year with a 5-2-3record, the best start to a season through 10 matches in school histo-ry.

During the 2006 season, Luciano led NAU to a 7-10-1 record fin-ishing sixth in the Big Sky Conference. The Lumberjacks placed nineplayers on the All-Big Sky All-Conference team, with three student-ath-letes earning first team honors. Six other Lumberjacks were recog-nized as All-Big Sky honorable mention. In addition to the brilliant per-formances on the field by Lumberjacks, Luciano mentored 10 playersto All-Big Sky All-Academic recognition.

Along with the acknowledgments received from the Big SkyConference, Luciano placed two players on the NSCAA/adidas ScholarAll-West Region Team. Lindsey Carey and Odorfer both posted break-out seasons under Luciano's wing. Carey totaled a career-high fourgoals and ranked second on the team in goals scored. Odorfer ledNAU in scoring for the second straight year with 15 points on six goalsand three assists. The 15 points tied her for sixth in the Big Sky in 2007for total points. Odorfer ranked in the top ten in shots, goals, andgame-winnings goals.

In 2005, Luciano directed the Lumberjacks to a 10-11-0 record,their best finish in his first five years with the program and the mostwins in program history. NAU went 4-2-0 in conference play, tyingLuciano's best finish in the Big Sky while at NAU prior to the 2008 sea-son in which the Lumberjacks were 4-1-2 in the Big Sky. The womenplayed to a second-place finish at the Big Sky ConferenceChampionships and posted a number of offensive records includingmost goals, assists and points in a season. The postseason berthmarked Luciano's second appearance in the Big Sky tournament andhis first showing in the finals.

Also in 2005, Luciano placed 10 athletes on the All-Big Sky All-Conference teams, the most in school history. He added seven moreselections to the All-Academic All-Big Sky team.During the 2004 campaign, Luciano earned two impressive non-con-

ference wins against Illinois State (1-0) and Western Illinois (1-0, OT)out of the Missouri Valley Conference and Summit League, respective-ly. The Lumberjacks finished 5-11-2, but could easily have gained sev-eral more victories as three matches went to double overtime.

In the 2003 season, the Lumberjacks posted a school-record fourconsecutive league wins en route to the best conference start inschool history. NAU advanced to the Big Sky Championships for thefirst time since 2000. Under Luciano's direction, eight players earnedAll-Big Sky honors in 2003 including the league's first-ever two timeoffensive MVP, Sierra Cristiano.

In his first two seasons, Luciano led the Lumberjacks to a pair ofhistoric wins. In his inaugural season in 2001, the Lumberjacks upset

in-state rival Arizona State 1-0. In 2002, NAU upended Big Skyfoe Montana, a feat equaled again in 2003 and 2005.

A native of Las Vegas, Nev., Luciano has built the NAU pro-gram with a Southwest influence with the majority of the rosterfrom Arizona, Idaho, Nevada and California. Luciano has sinceexpanded his recruiting net to include prep players from Canada,Illinois, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Washington. His 2007recruiting class received critical acclaim from notable soccer publi-cations. The class became the first in NAU history to be nationally-ranked in the Soccer Buzz Top 100. The 2008 class was equally asstrong ranking 33rd in the West Region.

Luciano came to Flagstaff from Tucson, Ariz., where he spent twoseasons as an assistant for the Arizona program. Luciano joined theWildcats' staff in 1999. In 2000, he served as recruiting coordinatorfor a rebuilding Arizona team. Luciano has also worked with theWashington, Arizona and Nevada Olympic Development Programs(ODP), and was an assistant coach for the Utah State women's pro-gram in 1998. Prior to Utah State, Luciano was an assistant coachwith the Washington State women for the 1995 and 1996 seasonsand also coached in the Washington East ODP during that time.

Before heading back west, Luciano served as a co-head coach forthe girls program at McCauley High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, andwas the coach of Team Acceleration, an under-17 girl's club program.

As a player, Luciano began his career at Yavapai CommunityCollege in Prescott, Ariz. He was named the ISAA/adidas Goalkeeperof the Year and the NJCAA Tournament Most Valuable Goalkeeperafter leading Yavapai to the NJCAA championship in 1990.

Luciano transferred to Indiana for his final two seasons andbecame one of the top goalkeepers in the country at the Division Ilevel. He helped the Hoosiers to Big Ten championships in 1991 and1992, as well as a berth in the NCAA tournament both years. Thesquad advanced to the Final Four in 1991 and the Elite Eight in 1992.Luciano was selected Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Year in 1991 and fin-ished in the top-10 in the nation both seasons in goals against average.

Luciano stayed on with the Hoosiers during the 1993 season,serving as an undergraduate assistant coach while completing hisdegree. He graduated from Indiana in 1993 with a degree in Americanhistory.

Luciano and Lori Kutch were married May 23, 2009 in Pittsburgh.

LUCIANO HIGHLIGHTS

- 3 Big Sky Offensive MVP awards (Cee Cee Odorfer 2008; Sierra Cristiano 2002,2003)- Big Sky Defensive MVP award (Kristi Andreassen 2010)- 4 Newcomer of the Year (Chelsea Bednarz, Jenna Samora, Cee Cee Odorfer, JesvcaRosholt)- 80 All-Big Sky selections- 91 players named to All-Big Sky All-Academic Team- 176 Golden Eagle Award Recipients- 8 NSCAA Team Academic Award (2009-2010 Team GPA: 3.33)- 5 NSCAA All-Region selections (Lindsey Carey, 2005, 2006; Cee Cee Odorfer, 2006,2008; Kristi Andreassen 2010)-3 Golden Eagle Top Scholar Athletes (Lindsey Carey, 2006; Elizabeth Winkelblech,2007; Kristi Andreassen, 2010)- 8 CoSIDA Academic All-District 8 (Cee Cee Odorfer: 1st Team 2005, 2006; LindseyCarey: 1st Team 2006, 2nd Team 2005; Kristi Andreassen: 1st Team 2009, 2010;Rebekah Schmidt: 3rd Team 2009; Brandy Carr: 3rd Team 2010)- ESPN Academic All-American of the Year (Kristi Andreassen, 2010)- 2 CoSIDA Academic All-American (Kristi Andreassen: 1st Team 2010, 2nd Team2009)- NSCAA All-Far West (Sierra Cristiano, 2003)- 3 NSCAA All-West (Kristi Andreassen, 2010; Tori Howe, 2010; Tori Rocke, 2010)- 4 NSCAA All-Scholar Team (Sierra Cristiano: 3rd Team, 2003; Kristi Andreassen: 1stTeam, 2010; Tori Howe: 3rd Team, 2010; Tori Rocke: 3rd Team, 2010)- 2 NAU Female Scholar Athlete of the Year (Lindsey Carey, 2006; Kristi Andreassen2010)- 4 Golden Axe Award (Lindsey Carey, 2006; Kristi Andreassen 2010; Anna Clark 2011;Tori Howe 2011)- Big Sky Conference Scholar-Athlete (Elizabeth Winkelblech, 2007)

Year School Overall Big Sky2001 NAU 6-10-2 1-4-1, 6th2002 NAU 5-13-0 2-4-0, 5th2003 NAU 7-9-3 4-2-0, 3rd2004 NAU 5-11-2 2-4-0, 5th2005 NAU 10-11-0 4-2-0, 3rd2006 NAU 7-10-1 2-4-1, 6th2007 NAU 7-7-5 2-4-1, 7th2008 NAU 12-7-3 4-1-2, 2nd*2009 NAU 10-9-2 4-3-0, 4th*2010 NAU 12-4-3 6-0-1, 1st#Totals 81-991-221 31-228-66*Won Big Sky Championship, #Won Big Sky Regular Season Championship

COACHING RECORD

Former Northern Arizona women's soccer player Holly Jones, beginsher second season as a full-time assistant coach in 2011 after spend-ing two seasons as a part-time NAU assistant coach. One of the mostdecorated players in Northern Arizona soccer history, Jones has expe-rience coaching soccer at the youth, high school and collegiate levelssince she graduated from Northern Arizona in 2002. The 2011 NAUwomen's soccer season will be her fourth campaign as the program'stop assistant coach.

"We are ecstatic to have such a distinguished alumni and NAU hall offamer back as a full time assistant coach," said head coach AndreLuciano. "Holly has served as a part-time coach with us for the last-twoseasons and has been instrumental in turning our program into confer-ence champions. Our players know her very well and she knows theprogram and our history very well. It's an honor to have an alum likeHolly working with our program"

For the last three seasons, Jones has assisted with all facets of teamtechnical and tactical training, working especially with forwards, pat-tern play and set pieces. She also assists with team transportation,game day operations and evaluations and mentoring of the studentathletes. Jones has also served as an NAU soccer camp counselor andcoach and has experience as the Director of Coaching for FlagstaffSoccer Club and as a coach with the Arizona Youth Soccer Association.

From 2001 to 2008, Jones served as the head women's soccer coach atFlagstaff High School, earning a reputation as a skilled and dedicated

coach. From 2006 tothis past spring, shetaught special needsphysical education aswell as outdoor recre-ation and skills foradolescents atFlagstaff High.

During her tenure ashead coach atFlagstaff High, Jonesturned Flagstaff intoone of the premiere4A soccer programsin the state. In 2007,Jones led FlagstaffHigh School to the 4AII Arizona StateChampionship. In2008, Jones guidedthe Eagles to a 15-2-0overall record and a 6-0 mark in the Grand Canyon League. Flagstaffentered the state tournament as the No. 1 seed and once again earnedthe Arizona 4A II State Championship.

A four-year starter and letterwinner for the Lumberjacks, Jones holdsnearly every offensive career record including points, career goals,game-winning goals, multiple-goal matches, and shots. Jones alsoholds the top honors for consecutive matches with 76, playing in everymatch during her four-year career.

During her time with the Lumberjacks, Jones was a four-time All-BigSky All-Academic selection, was a two-time All-Big Sky first team per-former (1998, 2001) and a second team selection in 2000. She led theLumberjacks to two appearances in the Big Sky ConferenceChampionships earning All-Tournament team honors both seasons.Jones is the Big Sky Conference record holder for points, goals andshots in a career. In 2007, Jones became the first female soccer playerto be inducted into the NAU Hall of Fame.

Crystal Fix begins her second year at Northern Arizona University as agraduate assistant athletic trainer, and her first year working with thewomen's soccer. She joined the NAU athletic department last yearafter graduating from Boise State Univeristy in May 2010. Fix earnedher bachelor of science degree in athletics training from Boise State.She will be finishing her pre-med requirements while working at NAUin hopes of attending medical school after her assistantship.

Brady Flummer begins his third season as an assistant coach forNAU women’s soccer after serving as a student assistant for the lasttwo seasons. Flummer works with the NAU goalkeepers after play-ing goalie at Yavapai College. As a collegiate netminder, Flummerrecorded 11 shutouts during his freshman season and made twonational championship appearances. The Cottonwood, Ariz. nativewas also an All-State goalkeeper in high school. He graduated fromNAU in May 2010 with a degree in biology.

Brady FlummerAssistant CoachFourth Season

Northern Arizona, 2010

Crystal FixGraduate Assistant

Athletic TrainerFirst Season

Holly JonesAssistant CoachFourth Season

Northern Arizona, 2002

NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Player Pos. Ht. Cl.-Exp. Hometown (High School/Last School/Club)1 Natasha Slaughter GK 5-7 Jr.-SQ* Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Southbank Ladybugs)

2 Jennifer Beaudoin M 5-6 So.-SQ* South Ogden, Utah (Saint Joseph/La Rocca)

3 Elinor Priest F 5-9 So.-TR* Portland, Ore. (St. Mary’s Academy/Portland/FC Portland)

4 Alana D’Onofrio D 5-6 So.-1L Pleasonton, Calif. (Amador Valley/Pleasonton Rage)

5 Emily Roth D 5-9 Fr.-HS Coto De Caza, Calif. (Santa Margarita Catholic/So Cal Blues)

6 Lauren Zallis M 5-5 Sr.-3L Frankfort, Ill. (Lincoln Way East/Windy City Pride)

7 Katie Tribbey F 5-5 Sr.-2L Foothill Ranch, Calif. (Trabuco Hills/San Diego State/Slammers FC)

8 Jordan Stenger D/F 5-3 So.-SQ Baltimore, Md. (Mercy/Baltimore Bays)

9 Jenna Samora F 5-9 Sr.-3L Eatonville, Wash. (Eatonville/MRFC Santos)

10 Sam Monahan F 5-4 Sr.-3L* Tucson, Ariz. (Catalina Foothills/TSA)

11 Shawnee Morgan F 5-9 So.-1L Escondido, Calif. (San Pasqual/Rancho Santa Fe Attack)

13 Kelly Whelan M 5-5 Fr.-HS Laguna Niguel, Calif. (Dana Hills/So Cal Blues)

14 Diane Buzzard D 5-9 Fr.-HS Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/Scottsdale Blackhawks)

15 Sarah Tarver F 5-11 Fr.-HS Juneau, Alaska (Juneau Douglas/North Stars)

16 Chelsea Bednarz F 5-9 Sr.-1L Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol/Santa Clara/Sereno)

17 Laura Johnson M 5-7 Jr.-2L Gilbert, Ariz. (Gilbert/Gibert Soccer Club)

18 Jordan Bergeson D 5-7 Fr.-HS Chandler, Ariz. (Mesquite/Arizona Sting)

19 Malia Tano D 5-7 Fr.-HS Lake Forest, Calif. (El Toro/So Cal Blues)

20 Mary Harrah M/F 5-4 Fr.-HS Solana Beach, Calif. (Torrey Pines/Rancho Santa Fe Attack)

21 Jessica Kettelkamp D 5-9 So.-RS* Phoenix, Ariz. (Pinnacle/Paradise Valley CC/SC Del Sol)

22 Jordan Post F 5-6 Fr.-HS Spearfish, S.D. (Spearfish/Rapid City Rushmore)

23 Georgia Foltz D 5-4 Sr.-3L Escondido, Calif. (Escondido/Rancho Santa Fe Attack)

24 Megan Jerome D 5-7 Fr.-TR Gilbert, Ariz. (Highland/Chandler-Gilbert CC/Gilbert Soccer Club)

25 Noel Guevara M 5-3 Sr.-SQ Chandler, Ariz. (Corona Del Sol/Sereno)

26 Lauren Weaver GK 5-6 So.-SQ Winnetka, Calif. (Chatsworth/Real So Cal)

27 Ethi Ethridge M 5-10 Jr.-SQ* Los Alamos, N.M. (Los Alamos/Rio Vista Tiburonas)

28 Kathryn Wertz M 5-6 So.-1L* Flagstaff, Ariz. (Flagstaff/SC Del Sol)

29 Ally Cwiekowski D 5-6 Sr.-2L Phoenix, Ariz. (Paradise Valley/SC Del Sol)

30 Ashley Marrapode M 5-10 Sr.-3L Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley/Fox Valley Strikers)

31 Lindsay Olsen M 5-6 Fr.-HS Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon/Carlsbad Elite)

33 Shelby Foltz D 5-8 Fr.-RS* Escondido, Calif. (Escondido/Rancho Santa Fe Attack)

99 Kendra Teesdale GK 5-10 Sr.-SQ Tempe, Ariz. (Canyon Del Oro/Indialantic Force)

ROSTER BY STATE

No. Player (Pronunciation)2 Beaudoin (beh-DOIN) (like coin))6 Zallis (ZAY-liss)18 Bergeson (Hard G)25 Guevara (GAY-vahr-a)29 Cwiekowski (swa-COW-ski)-- Luciano (lou-CHEE-a-no)

No. Player (Pronunciation)4 D’Onofrio (duh-NAH-free-oh)13 Whelan (WEE-lan)19 Tano (TAN-oh)27 Ethi (eth-EE) Ethridge30 Marrapode (MARE-a-poad)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEALPHABETICAL ROSTER

NO. PLAYER POS. CL.-EXP.2 Jennifer Beaudoin M So.-SQ*

16 Chelsea Bednarz F Sr.-1L18 Jordan Bergeson D Fr.-HS14 Diane Buzzard D Fr.-HS29 Ally Cwiekowski D Sr.-2L4 Alana D’Onofrio D So.-1L

27 Ethi Ethridge M Jr.-SQ*23 Georgia Foltz D Sr.-3L33 Shelby Foltz D Fr.-RS*25 Noel Guevara M Sr.-SQ20 Marry Harrah M/F Fr.-HS24 Megan Jerome D Fr.-TR17 Laura Johnson M Jr.-2L21 Jessica Kettelkamp D So.-RS*30 Ashley Marrapode M Sr.-3L10 Sam Monahan F Sr.-3L*11 Shawnee Morgan F So.-1L31 Lindsay Olsen M Fr.-HS22 Jordan Post F Fr.-HS3 Elinor Priest F So.-TR*5 Emily Roth D Fr.-HS9 Jenna Samora F Sr.-3L1 Natasha Slaughter GK Jr.-SQ*8 Jordan Stenger D/F So.-SQ

19 Malia Tano D Fr.-HS15 Sarah Tarver F Fr.-HS99 Kendra Teesdale GK Sr.-SQ7 Katie Tribbey F Sr.-2L

26 Lauren Weaver GK So.-SQ28 Kathryn Wertz M/D So.-1L*13 Kelly Whelan M Fr.-HS6 Lauren Zallis M Sr.-3L

BREAKDOWN

ARIZONA: 12CALIFORNIA: 11

ILLINOIS: 2ALASKA: 1

MARYLAND: 1NEW MEXICO: 1

OREGON: 1SOUTH DAKOTA: 1

UTAH: 1WASHINGTON: 1

Academic Notes: Majoring in electronic media and film.

Career Notes: Fourth all-time in program history with 17career assists.

2010 (RS Junior): All-Big Sky first team...Played in all 19games with 18 starts...Totaled one goal and nine assists for11 points...Attempted 43 shots, placing 20 on goal...Led theteam and the Big Sky in assists (9), second on the team inshots (43), third on the team in points (11), third on the teamin shots on goal (20)...Tied for second all-time in programhistory for assists in a season (9)...Tallied one goal and oneassist against Sacramento State...Recorded two-assist gamesagainst Arizona State and Eastern Washington...Named toBig Sky Championship All-Tournament team...Played everyminute in nine games.....Ended season ranked No. 8 on TopDrawer Soccer Big Sky Top 20 list.

2009 (Junior): All-Big Sky honorable mention...Played in 12games with 11 starts after missing the beginning of the sea-son...Started the last-11 games of the season...Totaled twogoals and two assists for six points...Tallied 27 shots with 12shots on goal...Had one goal and one assist in NAU's 4-0 BigSky Championship final win over Idaho State...Also scoredagainst Weber State and had an assist against EasternWashinton...Named to Big Sky Championship All-Tournament team...Played all 90 minutes in NCAATournament at No. 1 Stanford.

2008 (Sophomore): All-Big Sky honorable mention…Playedin 20 of 22 games with 19 starts in the midfield…Scoredthree goals…Added six assists…Six assists tied for second inthe Big Sky…Totaled two goals and two assists (six points)against Embry-Riddle…Game-winning goal against Embry-Riddle…Took 31 shots with 12 on goal…Played in all sevenBig Sky matches with six starts…Third on team in shots (15)during league play…Earned Big Sky Championships All-Tournament Team honors…Played all but eight minutes ofWomen’s College Cup game against No. 2 Portland.

High School: Four-year starter and letterwinner atCatalina Foothills High School in Tucson, Ariz….Played forhead soccer coach Charlie Kendrick…Team won threeconsecutive 4A Arizona State Championship in 2005,2006, and 2007…Part of 2004 team which reachednational ranking (5th) in 2004…Two-time All-Conference

second team selection…First team honors as a junior.

Club: Played in the Women’s Premiere Soccer League (WPSL)this past summer... Played for Tucson Soccer Academy (TSA),the largest club team in southern Arizona…Competed at pres-tigious tournaments such as Wags, Score at the Shore,Nomads, Surf Cup, and President's Day….Top contenders forstate championship title nearly every year.

Personal: Samantha Renee Monahan was born December 5,1988 in Dumont, N.J....Daughter of Curtis Monahan andWendy Roehrich…Has one brother, Curtis…Considered UNLVand Arizona before enrolling at NAU…Loves music…Enjoyssnowboarding in her spare time.

CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP/S PTS. G A SH2008 20/19 12 3 6 312009 12/11 6 2 2 272010 19/18 11 1 9 43TOTALS 51/48 29 6 17 101

Sam MonahanForward

5-4, Sr.-3LTucson, Ariz.

Catalina Foothills HS(TSA) 10

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology…Interested in marinebiology or a career as a veterinarian…2009 and 2011 Big SkyAll-Academic selection...Three-time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient.

Career Notes: Fourth all-time in program history with 20career goals...Fourth all-time in program history with 47career points...Fourth all-time in program history with sixcareer game-winning goals....Sixth all-time in program historywith 140 career shots.

2010 (Junior): All-Big Sky honorable mention...Played in all 19games with 16 starts...Totaled five goals and three assists for15 points...Attempted team-high 49 shots, placing 23 ongoal...Second on the team in goals (5), second on the team inpoints (13), tied for second on the team in game winning goals(2), tied for third on the team in assists (3)...Ninth-most shotsin a season in program history (49)...Recorded two assists inregular season meeting with Sacramento State...Scored twogoals during regular season Big Sky play and game winninggoal against Northern Colorado in Big Sky Championship semi-final...Also scored game winning goal against EasternWashington...Named Big Sky Offensive Player of the Week forOctober 11-17...Named as a Primetime Performer byCollegeSoccer360.com on October 19...Named to Big SkyChampionship All-Tournament team...Played season-high 86minutes in regular season meeting with Sacramento State.

2009 (Sophomore): All-Big Sky first team...Played in all 21games with 14 starts...Led the team with eight goals, 18points, 50 shots, 26 shots on goal and three game-winninggoals...Also added two assists...Third in the Big Sky in goals andpoints, tied for first in the Big Sky in game-winninggoals...Scored twice in 3-1 win over Embry-Riddle...Scored agoal in each of NAU's Big Sky Championship games...Scoredthe game-winning goal in the Big Sky Championship final vs.Idaho State...Named MVP of the Big Sky Championship...Hadat least one point in nine games...Took at least one shot in 19of 21 games, placed at least one shot on goal in 15games...Had at least one point in five of seven regular seasonBig Sky games...Started and had one shot in 77 minutes inNCAA Tournament at No.1 Stanford.

2008 (Freshman): All-Big Sky honorable mention…Named BigSky Conference Newcomer of the Year…Appeared in all 22games with 10 starts…Finished second on team in points (16),

goals (7), points-per-match (1.24), and shots (41)…Game-winning goal against Virginia Military…Seven goals tied forsecond among Big Sky conference players…Ranked top fivein six of eight offensive categories in Big Sky Conferenceoverall…Sixteen points placed third in conference…Ninth inthe league in shots (41)…Fifth in Big Sky in points-per-game(.73)…Played in all seven conference matches with twostarts…Ranked fourth in Big Sky with 19 shots during leagueplay…Tied for fifth in points and goals…Voted to All-Tournament Team at 4th Annual High Altitude Tournament.

High School: Two-sport varsity athlete in soccer and trackand field…Four-year starter and letterwinner under head soc-cer coach Rollie Arthur…Totaled 99 career goals and 71career assists…Selected to the NSCAA/adidas High School All-America team in 2006, (34 goals, 19 assists)…AwardedNSCAA/adidas Washington State Player of the Year…EarnedAll-State first team, All-Area, and All-League first team in 2006and 2007…All-League and All-Area first team in 2005…All-League second team in 2004…Team won Washington 2A StateChampionship in 2005 (20-0-0)…State semifinalists in2006…State quarterfinalists in 2004…Four-year honor roll stu-dent at Eatonville High School…Severed as honor society pres-ident…ASB vice-president…Academic scholar athlete in twosports…Participated in several academic clubs including JuniorStatesmen of America and STAND (Student Anti-GenocideCoalition).

Club: Played for MRFC Santos in the Mount Rainier FootballLeague...2008 Washington State Champions...Finished yearranked 7th nationally....Played for Bill Crook and Joe Orr.

Personal: Jenna Maria Samora was born November 7, 1989 inTacoma, Wash….Daughter of Barbara Samora…Mother,Barbara, was a collegiate swimmer at Humboldt State…Mostadmires her mother, “because she is strong, has taught me somuch about life, and has always supported me”…Plays theflute and learning the guitar…Works as a jewelry artist andsmall business operator.

CAREER STATISTICS

YEAR GP/S PTS. G A SH2008 22/10 16 7 2 412009 21/14 18 8 2 502010 19/16 13 5 3 49TOTALS 62/40 47 20 7 140

Jenna SamoraForward

5-9, Sr.-3LEatonville, Wash.

Eatonville HS(MRFC Santos) 9

Career Stats

Year GP/S G A PTS.2010 8/0 1 0 2Totals 8/0 1 0 2

Academic Notes: Double major in advertising and communityhealth...Member of high school National Honor Society...All-Big SkyAcademic Selection in 2010...Golden Eagel Scholar-Athlete awardrecipient in 2010.

2010 (Junior): Big Sky Newcomer of the Year...All-Big Sky HonorableMention...Played in 16 games with 14 starts...Totaled five goals for 10points...Attempted 25 shots, placing 14 on goal...Scored four goals insix Big Sky games before season-ending injury...Tied for second on theteam in goals (5), fourth on the team in shots (25), tied for fourth onthe team in points (10)...Named Big Sky Offensive Player of the Weekfor October 18-24...Played season-high 80 minutes at New MexicoState.

Santa Clara (2007-09): Appeared in 20 career games with eightstarts...Utilized medical redshirt due to a foot injury as a freshman in2007...Appeared in 17 games with eight starts as a redshirt freshmanin 2008, attempting 16 shots for the season while not recording apoint...Saw action as a sub in three games in 2009, attempting threeshots and placing one on goal.

High School: Played soccer freshman year at Cornoa Del Sol HS...Ledteam in goals and points as team went 20-4 and reached state quar-terfinals...Established school's single game records for goals andpoints...Named All-State second team...Also played for Sereno clubteam...Helped team to state titles as well as two Surf Cup champi-onships.

Personal: Chelsea Michele Bednarz was born February 8, 1989 inPhoenix, Ariz....Daughter of Lori and Todd Heathershaw and Michaeland Megan Bednarz...Has three siblings: Colby, Jordan andCole...Hobbies include listening to music, hanging out with friends andmaking movies.

Academic Notes: Majoring in management...Aspires for a career inlaw...Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete award recipient in 2010.

2010 (RS Freshman): Appeared in eight games as a reserve...Recordedone goal on one shot...Scored game-winning goal in NAU's 1-0 winover Northern Colorado to end the regular season...Played a careerhigh 34 minutes against Montana...Team was 5-1-2 in games played.

2009 (Freshman): Utilized Medical Redshirt year after sustaining sea-son-ending shoulder injury.

High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer, basketball and track atSaint Joseph High School...Scored 54 career goals and added 65 careerassists...Starter all four years and captain 2 years...Three-time All-Stateand All-Region soccer award winner...Team was state champion in2008-09 when posting an 18-1 record and going undefeated in regionplay...Was also a state champion in track in the 4x100 and a finalist in100 m hurdles and 300 m hurdles in 2008

Personal: Jennifer Marie Beaudoin was born April 12, 1991 in Salt LakeCity...Daughter of Micheal and Kathleen Beaudoin...One brother,Christopher, and one sister, Michelle...Enjoys finding new music andartists.

Career Stats


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Jennifer BeaudoinMidfielder5-4, So.-SQ

South Ogden, Utah.Saint Joseph HS

(La Rocca)

Chelsea BednarzForward

5-9, Sr.-1LChandler, Ariz.

Corona Del Sol HS(Sereno) 16

Academic Notes: Majoring in biomedical sciences...Honor roll studentall four years of high school with a 3.975 GPA...Interested in becomingan athletic or personal trainer...Plans on entering Coast Guard aftergraduation...Big Sky All-Academic in 2009 in 2010...Three-time GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient.

2010 (Junior): Played in 17 games with three starts...Totaled two shots,placing one on goal...Started against Arizona State, UTEP, and IdahoState...Appeared in every regular season Big Sky game and both Big SkyChampionship games...Team allowed only 14 goals in her 17 gamesplayed...Played season-high 45 minutes against UTEP, Southern Utah,and Montana.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in 15 games with two starts...Scored twogoals for four points...Attempted five shots, placing two ongoal...Scored in wins over Embry-Riddle and Murray State...Earnedstarts in Big Sky games against Weber State and Montana...Played all 90minutes against Weber State...Appeared in six Big Sky regular seasongames and in Big Sky Championship final vs. Idaho State.

2008 (Freshman): Played in three games as a defender in first collegiateseason…Recorded first career point against Embry-Riddle assisting onLauren Zallis’ goal…Saw time against Embry-Riddle, Virginia Military,and Central Arkansas…Team went 3-0 in matches played…Averaged 13minutes…Played season-high 14 minutes against Central Arkansas onSept. 26.

High School: A 2008 graduate of Paradise Valley High School in Phoenix,Ariz....Four-year starter and letterwinner under head soccer coachWyck Chew...Served as team captain for two seasons...First team All-Desert Valley in 2006 and 2007...First team all-state in 2007...FemaleAthlete of the Year at Paradise Valley during junior year...Four-yearstarter, three-year letterwinner, and team captain for one season in vol-leyball under head coach Lynn Blevins...All-Desert Valley honorablemention in 2006 and 2007…Earned letters in softball and track…Alsoplayed club soccer for SC Del Sol.

Personal: Allyson Nicole Cwiekowski was born January 23, 1990 inScottsdale, Ariz....Daughter of Bob and Karey Cwiekowski....Pronouncedswa-COW-ski...Has one younger sister, Kelli Jo...Father, Bob, attendedNAU from 1981-82...Parents are both accomplished athletes.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology with the goal of attendingmedical school...3.50 GPA, scholar athlete and honor roll member inhigh school....Big Sky All-Academic selection in 2010...Golden EagleScholar-Athlete award recipient in 2010...4.00 GPA for 2010-11school year and Dean's list selection.

2010 (Freshman): Appeared in all 19 games with 17 starts...Becameimmediate defensive starter after season-ending injury to RebekahSchmidt...Totaled one goal for two points...Scored first career goalagainst Montana...Took six shots, placing four on goal...Played everyminute in 15 games...Anchored Lumberjack defense that broke schooland Big Sky records with a six game shutout streak that lasted 569minutes and two seconds and allowed just 16 goals in 19games...Ended season ranked No. 20 on Top Drawer Soccer Big SkyTop 20 list.

High School: One-year letter winner and starter in soccer, one-yearletter winner in track and field, three-year letter winner in basketballat Amador Valley HS…Earned Varsity Soccer Coaches Award in2010...Captain of Rage club soccer team for seven years and starter fornine years…Advanced to state semifinals in 2006 and Rage showcasesemifinalist in 2009…MVP and team captain of basketball team in2009, led team to league championship in 2007...Qualified for trackand field NCS Championship on 4x400 relay team.

Personal: Alana Christine D'Onofrio was born August 4, 1992 in CastroValley, Calif....Daughter of Mike and Kathy D'Onofrio...Two olderbrothers, Vincent and Gerard...Vincent competed in track and field atOregon...Grandfather Andrew Sullivan played football at SanFrancisco...Most exciting childhood memory was visiting the Statueof David in Florence, Italy...Also considered San Francisco, Rutgersand Oregon State before enrolling at NAU...Hobbies include playingand watching every sport, making bracelets and eating her mom'sItalian food.

Career Stats

Year GP/S G A PTS.2008 3/0 0 1 12009 15/2 2 0 42010 17/3 0 0 0Totals 35/5 2 1 5

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Ally CwiekowskiDefender5-6, Sr.-2L

Phoenix, Ariz.Paradise Valley HS

(SC Del Sol) 29

Alana D’OnofrioDefender5-6, So.-1L

Pleasanton, Calif.Amador Valley HS(Pleasanton Rage) 4

Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant management.

2010 (Junior): All-Big Sky Honorable Mention...Started all 19 games ondefense...Attempted four shots, placing two on goal...Played everyminute in 18 games...Third on the team with 1,729 minutesplayed...Anchored Lumberjack defense that broke school and Big Skyrecords with a six game shutout streak that lasted 569 minutes andtwo seconds and allowed just 16 goals in 19 games...Ended seasonranked No. 12 on Top Drawer Soccer Big Sky Top 20 list.

2009 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 21 games with 20 starts ondefense...Had one assist for one point...Attempted four shots...Assistcame in 4-0 win over Murray State...Played every minute in 18 games,including every minute of Big Sky regular season play, all Big SkyChampionship games and NCAA Tournament game at No. 1Stanford...Anchored Lumberjack defense that allowed only 35 goals in21 games and recorded five shutouts.

2008 (Freshman): Appeared in 18 games…Assumed starting role onthe backline midseason…Started 11 of final 13 games…Made six con-secutive starts to close season…Took nine shots with three ongoal…Started six of seven conference matches…Played all 90 minutesagainst Portland State and Weber State in Big Sky Championship tour-nament…Played every minute of opening round game against No. 2Portland at Women’s College Cup.

High School: A 2008 graduate of Escondido High School…Two-sportfour-year athlete in soccer and softball…Four-year starter and letter-winner under head soccer coach Hector Hernandez…Served as teamcaptain for three seasons…Three-time first team Valley League selec-tion…Team placed second in Valley League from 2005-07…Four-yearstarter and letterwinner under head softball coach Kari Weiler…Teamcaptain for two seasons...Received the Marilyn Shriver award in recog-nition of leadership, integrity, and grit on and of the field.

Club: Played for Rancho Santa Fe Attack and went to semifinals inregionals in her last two seasons...Team finished fourth place in theCoast League in her last season.

Personal: Georgia Jean Foltz was born February 13, 1990 in Orange,Calif....Daughter of Steve and Gretchen Foltz…Has one younger sister,Shelby, who also plays for NAU…Considered Wyoming, Arizona, SanDiego State, and Denver before signing with NAU.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology…Three-time Golden EagleScholar-Athlete Award recipient.

2010 (RS Sophomore): Played in five games as a reserve...Did notattempt a shot...Saw action against Arizona State, Southern Utah,Loyola Marymount, Portland State, and Montana...Team went 4-1 ingames played, outscoring the opposition 15-4...Played career-high 22minutes against Montana.

2009 (Sophomore): Utilized redshirt year.

2008 (Freshman): Played in two games in the midfield…Saw 12 min-utes against TCU…Played six minutes against CentralArkansas…Averaged nine minutes on the season…Took one shot ongoal…Team went 1-1 in games played.

High School: Graduate of Los Alamos High School in 2008…Two-sportathlete excelling in soccer and basketball…Three-year starter and let-terwinner with senior year spent as team captain under head soccercoach Jiri Kubichek…Two-time first team All-District selection…Secondteam all-state selection in 2006 and 2007…Totaled 39 goals and 27assists in three years…Team reached semifinal round at state tourna-ment as a sophomore and senior and championship game as a jun-ior…Three-year starter and two-year captain for head basketball coachGerry Washburn…Team was district champions in 2006 and2007…Played on three different club teams (Los Alamos Soccer Club(2006), Albuquerque Rush (2007), and Rio Vista Tiberonas (2008).

Personal: Sarah Beth Ethridge was born September 5, 1989 inRichland, Wash....Daughter of Jerry and Lore Ethridge….Nickname"Ethi" (eth-EE)…Only child…Enjoys skiing, snowboarding, reading, andphotography.

Career Stats

Year GP/S G A PTS.2008 2/0 0 0 02010 5/0 0 0 0Totals 7/0 0 0 0

Ethi EthridgeMidfielder5-10, Jr.-SQ

Los Alamos, N.M.Los Alamos HS

(Rio Vista Tiberonas) 27

Georgia FoltzDefender5-4, Sr.-3L

Escondido, Calif.Escondido HS

(Rancho Santa Fe Attack) 23

Career Stats


Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant management...3.60GPA in high school...Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete award recipient in2010.

2010 (Freshman): Utilized medical redshirt.

High School: Four-year starter and letter winner, two-year team captainin soccer at Escondido HS…Named most inspirational player and teamcaptain…Team was CIF participant…Ranch Santa Fe Attack club teamwon coast league and was champion of the Nomads tournament...Two-year starter on club team.

Personal: Shelby Lynn Foltz was born September 11, 1992 in Vista,Calif....Daughter of Steve and Gretchen Foltz...One older sister, Georgia,also plays for NAU soccer team...Chose NAU because it is a beautifulschool and all the players on the team were very welcoming...Aspiresfor a career in business.

Academic Notes: Majoring in journalism.

2010 (Junior): Played in four games as a reserve...Attempted oneshot...Saw action against UTEP, Southern Utah, Portland State andMontana...Played season-high 21 minutes against SouthernUtah...Team went 3-1 in games played, outscoring the opposition 10-1.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in five games...Had one assist for onepoint...Assist came on only NAU goal against Iowa...Did not attempt ashot...Played a career-high 25 minutes against Iowa...Also saw actionagainst Embry-Riddle, Murray State, Arizona State and EasternWashington.

2008 (Freshman): Played in four games as a freshman (UC Irvine,Embry-Riddle, Virginia Military, and Sacramento State)…Team went 3-1 in matches played…Earned a season-high 13 minutes againstSacramento State…Averaged 11 minutes.

High School: Played under Matt Smith at Corona Del Sol High Schoolfor three seasons…Helped lead Corona Del Sol to two Arizona 5A StateChampionships…National Honor Society at Corona Del Sol High Schoolin Tempe, Ariz.

Club: Played for Sereno out of Phoenix, Ariz….Won three Arizona statechampionships…Member of Arizona ODP team for five years…Part ofthe Mexican national team pool.

Personal: Noel Ann Guevara was born December 14, 1990 in Orange,Calif....Daughter of John and Debora Guevara…Has two younger sis-ters, Addison and Kyle…Both are avid soccer players who play clubfor Sereno and South Bank Ladybugs, respectively.

Career Stats


Shelby FoltzDefender5-8, Fr.-RS

Escondido, Calif.Escondido HS


Noel GuevaraMidfielder5-3, Sr.-SQ

Chandler, Ariz.Corona Del Sol HS

(Sereno) 25

Academic Notes: Majoring in environmental engineering with a minorin chemistry...Aspires for a career as a chemical engineer...3.75 highschool GPA and 2009 Student of Science award winner...Golden EagleScholar Athlete award recipient in 2010.

2010 (Sophomore): Utilized redshirt year.

Paradise Valley CC: Started for one year for Pumas...Team went 19-4-1, was district and region champions and finished third in thenation...Named team defensive MVP and made All-Arizona team.

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer at PinnacleHS...Team captain during senior season...Team was state runner-uptwice...Also played club soccer for SC Del Sol for seven years and wasa starter for five years...Club team won a state championship and wasalso a runner-up.

Personal: Jessica Lynn Kettelkamp was born May 20, 1991 inScottsdale, Ariz....Daughter of Brad and Christine Kettelkamp...Two sis-ters, Charisse and Missy...Charisse graduated from NAU in 2009...Mostmemorable athletic moment was scoring the game winning goal in thelast 90 seconds in the regional semifinals against PVCC rival Chandler-Gilbert...Also considered Colorado School of Mines and Embry-Riddlebefore transferring to NAU...Hobbies include music, traveling andcooking.

Academic Notes: Majoring in Elementary Education...Was on princi-pals honor roll every semester of high school and posted a 4.4 GPA inhonors courses...Big Sky All-Academic selection in 2009 and2010...Two time Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete Award recipient.

2010 (Sophomore): Appeared in 12 games with twostarts...Attempted four shots, placing all-four on goal...Started againstNew Mexico State and Southern Utah...Saw action in four Big Sky reg-ular season games...Played season-high 42 minutes against NewMexico State.

2009 (Freshman): Appeared in 12 games with one start vs.Iowa...Attempted three shots, placing two on goal...Recorded shotsagainst Arizona, Loyola Maymount and Murray State...Played career-high 61 minutes against Oakland...Saw action in two regular season BigSky games and played 11 minutes in Big Sky Championship final winover Idaho State...Led all NAU freshmen in games played, shots andminutes played.

High School: Two-year letter winner in soccer at Lee's Summit NorthHigh School, two-year letter winner in soccer at Gilbert HighSchool...Two-time Fiesta Region Champions...Fiesta Region HonorableMention in 2007-08....State Semifinalist at Lee's Summit North inMissouri in 2006-07 and two-time district and conference champi-on...Also played for Arsenal 92 Premier for Gilbert SoccerClub...Arizona State cup finalist in 2008 and Presidents DayTournament semi-finalist in 2009...Also played for KC Legends, whichwas a two-time state cup semi-finalist in Kansas

Personal: Laura Anne Johnson was born August 7, 1991 in ShawneeMission, Kansas...Daughter of Bob and Rebecca Johnson...One broth-er, James...Hobbies include baking...Most memorable athleticachievement was scoring the winning penalty kick in a tournamentchampionship game at age 8.

Career Stats


Laura JohnsonMidfielder5-7, Jr.-2L

Gilbert, Ariz.Gilbert HS

(Gilbert SC) 17

Jessica KettelkampDefender

5-9, So.-RSPhoenix, Ariz.Pinnacle HS(SC Del Sol) 21

Academic Notes: Majoring in exercise science…Three time Big Sky All-Academic selection…Three time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete awardrecipient.

2010 (Junior): Played in all 19 games with 10 starts...Totaled one goaland one assist for three points...Scored lone goal against Arizona State,assisted on a goal against Weber State...Attempted 16 shots, placingfive on goal...Started last-eight games of the season, including both BigSky championship games...Played career-high 90 minutes in regularseason-ending win over Northern Colorado.

2009 (Sophomore): Played in all 21 games with nine starts...Scored twogoals for four points...Attempted 13 shots, placing six on goal...Scoredagainst Eastern Washington and in Big Sky Championship final againstIdaho State...Attempted career-high four shots against EasternWashington...Played all 90 minutes against Loyola Marymount and inBig Sky Championship final against Idaho State...Started and played 87minutes in NCAA Tournament at No. 1 Stanford.

2008 (Freshman): Played in 20 of 22 games in first collegiateseason…Started four in the midfield…Recorded first career point assist-ing on Kristi Andreassen’s game-winning goal against Sacramento Stateon Oct. 10…Took four shots with one on goal…Appeared in all sevenconference matches…Averaged 44 minutes in Big Sky Championshiptournament against Portland State and Weber State.

High School: Graduate of Neuqua Valley High School in Naperville,Ill….Three-year letterwinner for Joe Moreau and one-year captain…All-Conference first team in 2008...All-Conference SportsmanshipTeam...Neuqua Valley Blue & Gold Award, for excellence in Athletic per-formance and sportsmanship...All-Area fourth leading scorer with 13goals in senior season ...Selected "Player to Watch" in 2007 by ESPN'sStudentsportssoccer.com…Honor Roll student from 2004-07 at NeuquaValley…Indian Prairie Scholar…State Scholar…Academic All-Conferencein 2006 and 2007.

Club: Member of Fox Valley Strikers out of Batavia, Ill. …State Cup semi-finalists in 2006 and 2007…Won Metro United championship in2007…Germantown tournament finalists in 2006…Surf Cup finalists in2005…Also, played for NSA Flames in Naperville, Ill.

Personal: Ashley Kristine Marrapode was born October 23, 1989 inDowners Grove, Ill.…Daughter of Tom and Kristi Marrapode….Has fourbrothers, Adam, Nick, Matt, and Jake…Nick plays water polo atColorado State…Enjoys snowboarding, hiking, and boating.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology...Aspires for a career in healthcare...3.20 GPA in High School, named to Honor Roll all-fouryears..All-Big Sky Academic selection in 2010...Golden Eagle scholar-athlete award recipient in 2010.

2010 (Freshman): Played in 13 games as a reserve...Totaled one assistfor one point...Assist came against Montana...Attempted one shot,placing it on goal...Appeared in four Big Sky games...Played career-high 20 minutes in season opening game against Arizona State.

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer and softball,two-year letter winner and starter in field hockey at San PasqualHS…2009 All-league soccer selection…2008 Valley league soccerchampions, 2009 Division-I CIF semifinalist…Earned varsity soccerCoaches award in 2009…Also played club soccer with Rancho Santa FeAttack...Club team won Nomads tournament and San Diego Pegasustournament championships.

Personal: Shawnee Marie Morgan was born February 7, 1992 in SanDiego, Calif....Daughter of Bradley and Elizabeth Morgan...Oneyounger brother, Clayton...Father, Bradley, played baseball at SanDiego State, mother, Elizabeth, ran tack and field at College of theSequoias...Most exciting childhood memory was the San Diego Padresplaying in the 1998 World Series...Chose Northern Arizona because ofthe beautiful campus, great learning environment and strong soccerprogram...Also considered San Diego State, USD, Chico State andSonoma State before enrolling at NAU...Hobbies include reading, ski-ing, wakeboarding, photography and ceramics.

Ashley MarrapodeMidfielder5-10, Sr.-3L

Naperville, Ill.Neuqua Valley HS

(Fox Valley Strikers) 30

Career Stats


Shawnee MorganForward

5-9, So.-1LEscondido, Calif.San Pasqual HS


Career Stats


Academic Notes: Majoring in biomedical sciences…Interested in acareer in nursing…Three time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Awardrecipient.

2009 (RS Sophomore): Did not play.

2009 (Sophomore): Utilized medical redshirt...Appeared in threegames with two starts before season-ending injury...Posted a 1-0-1record with a 0.73 goals against average, 13 saves and a .867 save per-centage for the season...Made two saves in a scoreless second half atUtah State, started against Southern Utah and Arizona...Earned first-career win with five saves in 2-0 shutout of Southern Utah....Made sixsaves in a 2-2 tie against Arizona.

2008 (Freshman): Appeared in three games (Embry-Riddle, No. 6Portland, and Washington)…Earned one start againstWashington…Played 146 minutes…Season-high 90 minutes againstWashington…Allowed four goals…Made 10 saves…Goals against aver-age of 2.47…Save percentage of .714…Finished season with 0-1-0record.

High School: Played four years as goalkeeper at Flagstaff High Schoolunder former head soccer coach and current NAU volunteer assistantcoach Holly Jones…Part of two-time Arizona 4A II State Championshipteams in 2007 and 2008…Led team to 15-2-0 record in 2008…Record78 saves with 10 shutouts…All-region second team in 2007…Alsoplayed volleyball…Native American National Honor Society at FlagstaffHigh School.

Club: Played for Southbank Ladybugs.

Personal: Natasha Rae Slaughter was born June 16, 1990 in Winslow,Ariz….Daughter of Clay and Charlene Slaughter who reside in home-town of Flagstaff, Ariz….Has one brother, Gilbert, and two sisters,Amanda and Samantha.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology...4.00 GPA in high school, namedto Dean's List six-consecutive quarters and was a member of theNational Honor Society...Golden Eagle Scholar Athlete award recipientin 2010.

2010 (Freshman): Played in four games as a reserve...Did not attempta shot...Saw action against Arizona, Air Force, Southern Utah, andMontana...Team went 3-0-1 in games played, outscoring the opposi-tion 10-1...Played career-high 26 minutes against Arizona.

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer, three-yearletter winner and starter in softball at Mercy HS in Maryland…Leadingscorer of soccer team in 2007, captain of team 2008-10…First-teamBaltimore City 2008, second-team All Metro in 2009…High schoolchampionship finalists in 2009, semifinalists in 2008…Won FrederickCup championship in 2006 and Voorhees Classic championship in2007 with Baltimore Bays club team.

Personal: Jordan Nicole Stenger was born September 27, 1991 inBoise, Idaho...Daughter of Christopher Stenger and JamieMignano...Has a younger brother, Austin, and two younger sisters,Courtney and Kennedy...Most memorable athletic moment wasadvancing to the Maryland high school state championship in2009...Chose NAU because of it's atmosphere and athletic and aca-demic opportunities...Hobbies include reading, traveling and scubadiving.

Natasha SlaughterGoalkeeper5-7, Jr.-SQ

Flagstaff, Ariz.Flagstaff HS

(Southbank Ladybugs) 1

Career Stats

Year GP/S GAA S PCT.2008 3/1 2.47 10 .7142009 3/2 0.73 13 .867Totals 6/3 1.38 23 .793

Jordan StengerDefender/Forward

5-3, So.-SQBaltimore, Md.

Mercy HS(Baltimore Bays) 8

Career Stats


Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology…Big Sky All-Academic in2008…Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient in 2008.

2010 (RS Junior): Did not play.

2009 (Junior): Played in all 21 games with six starts...Made three con-secutive starts to open the season...Recorded one goal and one assistfor three points...Scored lone goal against Weber State on Oct.17...Tallied game-winning assist against New Mexico State on Sept.12...Took 11 shots with five on goal...Season-high two shots on goalagainst Oakland on Sept. 4.

2008 (Sophomore): Played in 18 of 22 games in first season atNAU…Started six matches…Made five consecutive starts in Septemberand October…Totaled four points…Scored first goal at NAU againstEmbry-Riddle on Aug. 31…Scored second goal against Louisiana-Monroe…Took 11 shots with five on goal…Averaged 36minutes…Played in two postseason matches…Played 63 minutesagainst Portland State in Big Sky Championship tournament…Saw 13minutes in Women’s College Cup opening round match against No. 2Portland.

San Diego State (2007): Saw time in 19 games with 10 starts…Playedas a forward and defender…Scored first career goal againstToledo…Fastest recorded goal to start a game (24 seconds) in SanDiego State women’s soccer history…Totaled seven shots with five ongoal…Helped team to second place finish (9-8-3) in the MountainWest Conference.

High School: Four-year varsity starter at Trabuco Hills High School inMission Viejo, Calif….Named to All-South Coast League first team asa junior and a senior…Was a team captain as a senior…Scored 30goals during her career...Team was a CIF qualifier all four seasons andsemifinalist in 2005-06...Also lettered in track…League champion inthe 800 and 4x400 relay team.

Club: Played for the two-time national champion Slammers FutbolClub.

Personal: Katherine Anne Tribbey was born Dec. 4, 1988...Daughterof Tim and Marcee Tribbey…Has a cousin, Molly Enochs, whorowed at San Diego State…Lists David Beckham and Lebron Jamesas her favorite athletes...Initially chose San Diego State overJacksonville, Boise State, and Memphis…Transferred to NAU in2008.

Academic Notes: Majoring in exercise science...Aspires for a career inoccupational or physical therapy.

2010 (Junior): Did not play.

2009 (Sophomore): Did not play.

High School: Two-year letter winner in volleyball and soccer at SatelliteHigh School (Florida), two-year letter winner in soccer at Canyon Del OroHigh School...Three-year starter at goalkeeper during high schoolcareer...Recorded 17 shutouts during 2005-06 season, ranking fifth in thenation...Satellite HS team was ranked No. 7 in the nation in 2005 and No.1 nationally in 2006...Named MVP of Freshman volleyball team in 2004and most improved on varsity squad in 2005...Won state championshipwith Indialantic Force club soccer team...Also played for Florida ODP 90'sand in ODP national championship in Texas in 2006.

Personal: Kendra Paige Teesdale was born April 14, 1990 in Tempe,Ariz....Daughter of Greg and Charlotte Teesdale...Two older brothers,Mike and Zach...Participated in Link Crew and Student Advisory group inhigh school...Worked with former US Women's National Team HeadCoach Tony Dicicco at a coaching seminar in Orlando...Hobbies includeboating and snowboarding.

Career Stats


Kendra TeesdaleGoalkeeper5-10, Sr.-SQ

Tempe, Ariz.Canyon Del Oro HS(Indialantic Force) 99

Katie TribbeyForward

5-5, Sr.-2LFoothill Ranch, Calif.

Trabuco Hills HS(Slammers FC) 7

Academic Notes: Majoring in elementary education…Honor roll, aca-demic letter, and National Honor Society in high school...Three-timeGolden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Award recipient.

2010 (Sophomore): Utilized medical redshirt.

2009 (RS Freshman): Appeared in nine games with seven starts ondefense...Scored one goal for two points...Attempted two shots, plac-ing one on goal...Lone goal was game-winning goal in 3-1 win overNew Mexico State...Started six-consecutive games inSeptember...Played all 90 minutes in two games...Appeared in threeBig Sky games with one start...Team was 6-3 in games played.

2008 (Freshman): Utilized redshirt year.

High School: A 2008 graduate of Flagstaff High School…Two-sport ath-lete competing in soccer and volleyball…Four-year letterwinner andstarter under former head soccer coach and current NAU assistantcoach Holly Jones…Served as team captain for two seasons…Helpedteam to two Arizona 4A II State Championships in 2007 and 2008…All-Region first team in 2007 and 2008…All-City Midfielder in 2007…All-State first team in coaches’ poll in 2007…All-State second team inArizona Republic poll in 2007…All-Region second team and All-CityDefender in 2006…All-Region second team, All-City honorable men-tion, and Rookie of the Year in 2005….Earned All-Region second teamin volleyball from 2005-07…Played club soccer for SC Del Sol Xtreme.

Personal: Kathryn Elizabeth Wertz was born October 28, 1989 inFlagstaff, Ariz… Daughter of David and Kimberley Wertz…Has onebrother, Geoff…Considered Pepperdine and Redlands Universitybefore enrolling at NAU…Enjoys hiking…Admires her parents,“because they always do whatever it takes for me to get the best expe-riences possible.”

Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant manage-ment...3.80 high school GPA, graduated in top 5% of class...GoldenEagle Scholar-Athlete award recipient in 2010.

2010 (Freshman): Started and played in six games...Recorded a 2-2-2record with a 1.32 goals against average, .795 save percentage, andone shared shutout...Allowed eight goals and made 31 saves...Playedevery minute in five games...Allowed one goal or less in four of sixgames...Made career-high and team season-high nine saves againstNew Mexico State...Recorded first collegiate victory against Cal StateFullerton...Recorded first collegiate shutout against Air Force (sharedwith Tori Rocke).

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer, one-yearstarter in volleyball at Chatsworth HS…First-team All-city and All-league for three seasons playing goalkeeper, defender andmidfield…scored winning goal to win 2009 CIF Los Angeles City Sectionchampionship…Member of Cal South Olympic Development Program2004-07…Member of Real So Cal club team for six years…won severalstate and tournament championships, ranking third in the nation forunder-18 girls…Club team also played four games against Mexicannational team in preparation for 2008 World Cup qualifying.

Personal: Lauren Lowell Weaver was born May 20, 1992 in Victorville,Calif....Daughter of Susan Weaver...One older sister, Stephanie, playedsoccer at Pierce Community College...Also considered Central Floridaand Marquette before enrolling at NAU...Hobbies include candy mak-ing, baking, cooking and painting.

Lauren WeaverGoalkeeper5-6, So.-SQ

Winnetka, Calif.Chatsworth HS

(Real So Cal) 26

Career Stats

Year GP/S GAA S PCT.2010 6/6 1.32 31 .795Totals 6/6 1.32 31 .795

Kathryn WertzMidfielder/Defender

5-6, So.-1LFlagstaff, Ariz.

Flagstaff HS(SC Del Sol) 28

Career Stats


Academic Notes: Majoring in health sciences…Three-time Big Sky All-Academic selection…Three-time Golden Eagle Scholar-Athlete Awardrecipient.

2010 (Junior): Played in 11 games with nine starts while battlinginjuries...Totaled one goal and two assists for four points...Attemptedeight shots, placing four on goal...Tallied one goal and one assist againstNew Mexico State...Other assist came on game winning goal againstSan Francisco...Missed entire Big Sky regular season but played in bothBig Sky Championship games...Played season-high 96 minutes againstNew Mexico State.

2009 (Sophomore): Started initial-10 games of the season at midfieldbefore suffering season-ending knee injury...Totaled four goals for eightpoints...Attempted 17 shots, placing eight on goal...Scored both NAUgoals in 2-0 win at Southern Utah...Named Big Sky Offensive Player ofthe Week on August 24...Also scored against Arizona and New MexicoState...Took season-high six shots against New Mexico State...Playedevery minute in seven of 10 games played.

2008 (Freshman): All-Big Sky honorable mention…Played in all 22games with 17 starts in the midfield…Scored two goals with one assist(five points)…Scored goals against Embry-Riddle on Aug. 31 and UtahValley on Sept. 28…Game-winning goal at home against UtahValley…Totaled 18 shots with nine on goal…Played in all seven Big Skymatches with four starts…Averaged 58 minutes in the Lumberjacks'three postseason games…Played 78 minutes with one shot on goalagainst No. 2 Portland in opening round game of Women’s College Cup.

High School: Attended Lincoln-Way East High School in Frankfort,Ill….Four-year letterwinner and starter under head soccer coach BrianPapa…All-Area, All-Selectional, and All-Conference selection in2007…Earned high honors and honor roll all four years.

Club: Two-year starter for Windy City Pride under head coach KoThanadabouth…US Soccer Club Regional Champions in 2007…Also,Illinois State Cup finalists in 2007…Played one season for ChicagoMagic…Illinois State Cup Champions in 2004.

Personal: Lauren Marie Zallis was born June 7, 1990 in La Grange,Ill….Daughter of David and Jean Zallis…Has two brothers, David andGrant, and one sister Jessica…Considered Drexel University inPhiladelphia, Pa., before enrolling at NAU.

Academic Notes: Major is undecided...Plans to be pre-law…3.80high school GPA in advanced placement classes.

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter, one-year team cap-tain in soccer at Mesquite HS…Named team MVP, first team all-regionand first-team all-state in 2010-11...Named to all-region second teamtwice and also earned honorable mention…2010-11 team reachedthe state semifinals…Participated in Arizona Olympic DevelopmentProgram 2008-09….Also played for Arizona Sting and SC Del Sol clubsoccer teams…Arizona Sting was state runner-up two seasons…Playedfor Arizona Hammers youth soccer club, which was state runner-upfour consecutive years and played in regionals in Hawaii.

Personal: Jordan Elizabeth Bergeson was born Aug. 28, 1992 inFlagstaff, Ariz....Daughter of Meg and Bruce Bergeson…Two youngersisters, Emma and Hannah...Mother, Meg, graduated from NAU in1993...Hobbies include music, shopping and reading...Also consideredNorth Carolina, Alabama and Ole Miss during the recruiting process.

Academic Notes: Majoring in environmental engineering…Named toGrand Canyon region All-Academic team as a high school sen-ior...4.25 high school GPA and class salutatorian (second out of 431students in class).

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter in soccer, two-yearletter winner and starter in track and field…Team won soccer statechampionship in 2007-08 and 2010-11, finished second in the statein 2009-10…Named to Arizona Republic All-Arizona high school girlsteam for 2010-11...Named to All-Grand Canyon region girls soccerfirst team for 2010-11...Made the all-star team at Stanford camp vs.Stanford's team and made the all-star team at NAU summer campin 2009 and 2010…Also played for Scottsdale Blackhawks clubteam.

Personal: Diane Ellen Buzzard was born May 14, 1993 in Flagstaff,Ariz....Daughter of Anne and Mark Buzzard…Two older brothers,Brian and Keith…Mother, Anne, works as the development direc-tor in the NAU College of Social and Behavioral Sciences...Brother,Brian, played football at Northern Arizona...Hobbies include hik-ing and playing piano...Also considered Arizona, Cal Poly andColorado School of Mines during the recruiting process.

Lauren ZallisMidfielder5-5, Sr.-3L

Frankfort, Ill.Lincoln Way East HS(Windy City Pride) 6

Career Stats


Jordan BergesonDefender5-7, Fr.-HS

Chandler, Ariz.Mesquite HS

(Arizona Sting) 18

Diane BuzzardDefender5-9, Fr.-HS

Flagstaff, Ariz.Flagstaff HS

(Scottsdale Blackhawks) 14

Academic Notes: Major undeclared...3.71 GPA in high school.

High School: Three year letter winner in soccer at La Costa CanyonHS...Won coaches award for 2007-08 season and newcomer award for2010-11...Team was two-time league champion and was a CIF finalistin 2010-11...Played club soccer most recently for Carlsbad Elite...Wonthe U12 state championship with Carlsbad Lightning club team.

Personal: Lindsay Leigh Olsen was born Sept. 6, 1993 in San Diego,Calif....Daughter of Nancy and Randall Olsen...One older brother,Erik...Hobbies include snowboarding, photography and travel...Has apet bird named Skeeter...Also considered San Diego State and theUniversity of Hawaii before enrolling at Northern Arizona.

Academic Notes: Majoring in psychology...3.80 high schoolGPA...Four-time San Diego Union Tribune and Torrey Pines HS schol-ar athlete.

High School: Four-year letter winner, three-year starter in soccer andvolleyball at Torrey Pines HS...Named all-league in 2010 and2011...Team was league, CIF, and southern California champion in2011....Team also was league champion in 2009 and 2010, finishedsecond in CIF playoffs in 2009 and third in 2010, and finished fifth inthe state in 2009...Also played for Carlsbad Elite and Rancho Santa FeAttack club teams...Two-time all-league selection for volleyball, help-ing team win two league championships.

Personal: Mary Elizabeth Harrah was born July 17, 1992 in San Diego,Calif....Daughter of Jim and Teri Harrah...Three bothers, Rob, James,and Ryan...Father, Jim, is the boy's and girl's volleyball coach at TorreyPines HS...Mother, Teri, played soccer at UC Santa Barbara...Brother,James, played volleyball at Santa Barbara City College...Participated inthe three day breast cancer walk in 2008 and 2010...Hobbies includeart, music, baking and photography...Also considered Washington andUC Santa Barbara during the recruiting process.

Academic Notes: Majoring in public health...3.80 GPA in high school.

Chandler Gilbert Community College (2010): Played one season forthe Coyotes...Named to All-Arizona Community College AthleticConference first team...Team finished second in the state.

High School: Four-year letter winner and starter, one-year team cap-tain at Highland HS...Named first team all-state, first team all-Fiestaregion and team defensive MVP as a senior...Also earned first teamall-Fiesta region honors and an all-state honorable mention selec-tion as a junior...Also played club soccer for Gilbert Arsenal Premier92 and finished in second place in the state cup for eight consecu-tive years.

Personal: Megan Leigh Jerome was born Feb. 3, 1992 in Mesa,Ariz....Daughter of Ralph and Pam Jerome...One older sister,Kristen...Member of the GC105 community service club in highschool...Hobbies include listening to music, cooking and photogra-phy...Also considered Arizona, Eastern Illinois and Metro Statebefore enrolling at NAU.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biology…3.53 high school grade pointaverage, ranked 27th in class.

High School: Four-year letter winner, starter, and team captain in soc-cer at Spearfish HS……Two-time first team all-stateselection…Averaged 12 goals and seven assists per season during highschool career…Was team golden boot winner all-four high school sea-sons…Team was state runner-up in 2009…Played for Rapid CityRushmore club soccer team, winning three state championships...Alsoplayed club softball and was named an all-star at the Triple Crownregional softball tournament.

Personal: Jordan Taylor Post was born Aug. 10, 1993 in Victorville,Calif…Daughter of Mike and Sherry Post…One younger brother,Matthew…Cousins with current Lumberjacks Georgia and ShelbyFoltz…Father, Mike, played basketball and baseball at Cal PolyPomona…Mother, Sherry, played soccer at Cal Poly Pomona…Hobbiesinclude playing softball and snowboarding...Also consideredMinnesota and Colorado during the recruiting process.

Mary HarrahMidfielder/Forward

5-4, Fr.-HSSolana Beach, Calif.

Torrey Pines HS(Rancho Santa Fe Attack) 20

Megan JeromeDefender5-7, Fr.-TR

Gilbert, Ariz.Highland HS(Gilbert SC) 24

Lindsay OlsenMidfielder5-6, Fr.-HS

Carlsbad, Calif.La Costa Canyon HS

(Carlsbad Elite) 31

Jordan PostForward

5-6, Fr.-HSSpearfish, S.D.Spearfish HS

(Rapid City Rushmore) 22

Academic Notes: Double major in English and psychology.

2010: Utilized redshirt season as a transfer.

Portland (2009): Appeared in nine games for the nationally rankedPilots, recording two assists for two points on three shots...Had assistsin consecutive games against Montana on October 2 and Gonzaga onOctober 10.

High School: Four-year letter winner in soccer, three-year letter winnerin track and field at St. Mary's Academy...Four-time All-Mount HoodConference selection, receiving first team honors in 2007...Team cap-tain and offensive MVP as a senior...Led team in goals during junior andsenior seasons after beginning career as a defender...Also played clubsoccer for FC Portland, OSA Fire and Lake Oswego Soul Crew...NamedMVP of FC Portland U-16 team...Member of track state champion4x100 relay team in 2008.

Personal: Elinor H Priest was born July 31, 1991 in Portland,Ore...Daughter of Molly and Eric Priest...Mother, Molly, plaved tennis atDePaul and father, Eric, was a fencer at Illinois.

Academic Notes: Majoring in hotel and restaurant manage-ment…3.30 high school GPA.

High School: Three-year letter winner, four-year starter, one-yearteam captain in soccer at El Toro HS…Also started one year in crosscountry and track and field…Soccer team reached CIF semifinals dur-ing sophomore season…Received most improved award during soph-omore season…Also played for So Cal Blues club soccer team…Clubteam went undefeated in 2010.

Personal: Malia Kiana Tano was born April 8, 1993 in Irvine,Calif....Daughter of Karen and Ken Tano…One older sister,Chelsea...Stepfather Ali Malaekeh is a club soccer coach in southernCalifornia...Hobbies include shopping, going to the beach and travel-ing.

Academic Notes: Majoring in biomedical science…Won GPA awardsenior year of high school.

High School: Four-year letter winner and in soccer and basketball,three-year letter winner in volleyball at Juneau Douglas HighSchool…Four-year starter and one-year team captain for soccerteam…All-America soccer selection for 2009-10…Two-time all-statechoice…Led team in scoring as a junior and senior…Played club soc-cer for North Stars...Also ran cross country in high school…Led bas-ketball team to state championship in 2010…Played in ASAABasketball All-Star game in 2011.

Personal: Sarah Renee Tarver was born Dec. 29, 1992 in Glendale,Ariz....Daughter of Jim and Robin Mason…Has two sisters, Racheland Katie…Rachel has been a student at NAU since2009...Hobbies include hunting and fishing.

Academic Notes: Major is undeclared, plans to study environmental sci-ence…3.70 high school grade point average…California ScholarshipFederation and honor roll.

High School: Three-year letter winner and starter in soccer, one-yearletter winner in golf at Santa Margarita Catholic…Played for ChuckMorales...Named most valuable defensive player as a freshman…Teamwas 2009-10 Trinity league champions and CIF semi-finalist…NamedMVP of golf team as a freshman…Also played for So Cal Blues club soc-cer team for five years for coach Dido Tshimanga…Club team is nation-ally ranked and reached several premier level and national soccer tour-naments.

Personal: Emily Catherine Roth was born Nov. 9, 1992 in Orange,Calif.…Daughter of Peter and Sheila Roth…Has one older brother,Matthew…Has been a bible school teacher for three years and taughtspecial needs athletes for the Top Soccer organization…Enjoys reading,music and film...Also considered St. John’s, Dartmouth College andLehigh in the recruiting process.

Elinor PriestForward

5-9, So.-TRPortland, Ore.

St. Mary’s Academy(FC Portland) 3

Emily RothDefender5-9, Fr.-HS

Coto De Caza, Calif.Santa Margarita Catholic HS

(So Cal Blues) 5

Malia TanoDefender5-7, Fr.-HS

Lake Forest, Calif.El Toro HS

(So Cal Blues) 19

Sarah TarverForward

5-11, Fr.-HSJuneau, Alaska

Juneau Douglas HS(North Stars) 15

Academic Notes: Majoring in early childhood education…3.30high school GPA

High School: Four-year letter winner, three-year starter, one-yearteam captain in soccer…Also competed two years in track and fieldand one year in cross country…Soccer team won 2011 Sea Viewleague championship and a first-round game in the CIFplayoffs…Also played for So Cal Blues and Laguna Hills Eclipse clubsoccer teams…Club team went undefeated in 2010.

Personal: Kelly Kathleen Whelan was born Nov. 30, 1992 in MissionViejo, Calif....Daughter of Michael and Patti Whelan…One older sis-ter, Sarah, played soccer at San Francisco State...Worked with BigBrothers and Big Sisters clubs in high school...Has been a vegetari-an for her whole life...Also considered Boston University during therecruiting process.

Kelly WhelanMidfielder/Defender

5-5, Fr.-HSLaguna Niguel, Calif.

Dana Hills HS(So Cal Blues) 13

ArrivalsNo. Pos. Name Hometown

3 F Elinor Priest Portland, Ore. 5 D Emily Roth Coto De Caza, Calif.

13 M Kelly Whelan Laguna Niguel, Calif.14 D Diane Buzzard Flagstaff, Ariz.15 F Sarah Tarver Juneau, Alaska18 D Jordan Bergeson Chandler, Ariz.19 D Malia Tano Lake Forest, Calif.20 M/F Mary Harrah Solana Beach, Calif.22 F Jordan Post Spearfish, S.D.24 D Megan Jerome Gilbert, Ariz.31 M Lindsay Olsen Carlsbad, Calif.

DeparturesNo. Pos. Name Career Stats

1 GK Tori Rocke 52 G, 1.28 GAA, 261 Saves3 D Kristi Andreassen 79 G, 15 Goals, 38 Pts4 D Tori Howe 79 G, 79 Starts, 4 A5 D/F Rebecca Berry 10 G, 2 Shots7 M Brenna Boies 78 G, 23 A, 35 Pts

13 F Carolyn Savage 56 G, 6 Goals, 6 A14 D Rebekah Schmidt 55 G, 5 A, 9 Pts15 M Lauren Butz 4 Games18 M Madeline Malmquist Did Not Play20 M Corie McGuire 54 G, 5 Goals, 13 Pts21 M/D Anna Clark 42 G, 4 Starts, 1 A22 F Brandy Carr 71 G, 5 Goals, 14 Pts31 M/F Dana Williams 8 G, 1 Goal

August 19, 2011 Utah State at Weber State ......................4:30 PMIdaho State at Southern Utah ..................5:00 PMMontana at Boise State ............................5:00 PMSeattle Univ. at Sacramento State ............5:00 PME. Washington at Florida Gulf Coast ........7:00 PMNorthern Arizona at Arizona State ........7:00 PMNorthern Colorado at Denver ..................7:00 PMPortland State at Utah Valley ..................7:00 PM

August 21, 2011Robert Morris vs. E. Washington ..........10:00 AMWyoming vs. Montana ..........................11:30 AMNorthern Arizona at Southern Utah ......1:00 PMSacramento State at Long Beach State ....1:00 PMPortland State at Utah State ....................1:00 PMNorthern Colorado at Colorado................3:00 PM

August 23, 2011Northwest Nazarene at Idaho State ........3:00 PMWeber State at Utah Valley ......................7:00 PM

August 26, 2011 UNLV at Portland State ............................1:00 PMMaster’s College at Sacramento State......4:00 PMNevada at Idaho State ..............................4:00 PMEastern Washington at Boise State ..........5:00 PMJacksonville at Northern Colorado............5:00 PMDrake at Northern Arizona ....................7:00 PM

August 28, 2011Utah State at Northern Colorado ..........12:00 PMNorthern Iowa at Northern Arizona ......1:00 PMSacramento State at UC Davis ..................1:00 PMIdaho at Portland State ............................1:00 PMAir Force vs. Eastern Washington ............2:00 PM

August 30, 2011 BYU at Idaho State....................................4:00 PM

September 2, 2011Boise State vs. Montana ..........................2:00 PMWeber State at Gonzaga ..........................4:00 PMNorthern Colorado at Air Force ................5:00 PMPacific at Sacramento State ......................5:00 PMIdaho State at Idaho ................................5:30 PMNorthern Arizona at Missouri ................6:30 PMPortland State at Nevada..........................7:00 PM

September 4, 2011 Detroit vs. Portland State ......................11:00 AMWeber State at Washington State..........11:00 AMBoise State vs. Idaho State ....................12:00 PMNorthern Arizona at Nebraska..............12:30 PMSacramento State at Fresno State ............1:00 PMMontana at Idaho ....................................1:30 PMWyoming at Eastern Washington ............3:00 PM

September 9, 2011San Francisco at Sacramento State ..........1:30 PMN. Colorado at New Mexico State ............4:00 PMNorth Dakota State at Montana ..............5:00 PMBoise State at Portland State....................6:00 PMBall State at Northern Arizona ..............7:00 PMWeber State at Air Force ..........................7:00 PM

September 10, 2011Gonzaga at Eastern Washington ..............1:00 PM

September 11, 2011Weber State at Wyoming ........................1:00 PMEvansville at Northern Arizona ..............1:00 PMUtah Valley at Montana ..........................1:00 PMIdaho State at Utah State ........................1:00 PMNorthern Colorado at UTEP......................1:00 PMSeattle University at Portland State ........2:00 PMCreighton at Sacramento State ................3:30 PM

September 16, 2011 San Jose State at Sacramento State ........4:00 PMEvergreen State at Eastern Washington ..4:00 PMNew Mexico State at Idaho State ............4:00 PMMontana at North Dakota State ..............4:30 PMNorthern Colorado at Creighton ..............7:00 PMPortland State at San Francisco ................7:00 PMWeber State at Utah ................................7:30 PM

September 17, 2011Embry-Riddle at Northern Arizona ........7:00 PM

September 18, 2011 New Mexico State at Weber State ........12:00 PMMontana at North Dakota ......................12:00 PMDrake at Northern Colorado ....................1:00 PMPortland State at San Jose State ..............1:00 PMIdaho State at Utah ..................................1:00 PM

September 22, 2011Montana at Southern Utah ......................4:00 PMUtah Valley at Idaho State ........................4:00 PM

September 23, 2011Weber State at Texas-San Antonio ..........7:00 PMNorthern Arizona at TCU........................7:00 PMSacramento State at Nevada ....................7:00 PM

September 24, 2011Montana at Utah Valley............................7:00 PM

September 25, 2011 South Dakota at Northern Colorado ......12:00 PMWeber State at Baylor ............................12:00 PMEastern Washington at Idaho ..................1:00 PMNorthern Arizona at Texas Tech ............1:00 PM

September 30, 2011 Eastern Washington at Montana..............3:00 PMWeber State at Idaho State ......................4:00 PMPortland State at Sacramento State ........4:00 PMNorthern Arizona at Northern Colorado 7:00 PM

October 2, 2011Northern Colorado at Wyoming ..............1:00 PMMontana at Gonzaga ................................1:00 PM

October 3, 2011 Northern Arizona at Air Force ..............11:00 AM

October 7, 2011 Sacramento State at Montana..................3:00 PMPortland State at Eastern Washington ....4:00 PMWeber State at Northern Colorado ..........7:00 PMIdaho State at Northern Arizona ............7:00 PM

October 9, 2011Sacramento State at E. Washington ......11:00 AMWeber State at Northern Arizona ........12:00 PMIdaho State at Northern Colorado..........12:00 PMPortland State at Montana ......................1:00 PM

October 13, 2011Montana at Weber State..........................3:00 PMEastern Washington at Idaho State ..........4:00 PM

October 14, 2011 Northern Arizona at Sacramento State ..4:00 PMNorthern Colorado at Portland State ......5:00 PM

October 15, 2011Eastern Washington at Weber State ........9:30 AMMontana at Idaho State............................1:00 PM

October 16, 2011Northern Arizona at Portland State........1:00 PMNorthern Colorado at Sacramento State ..1:00 PM

October 20, 2011Weber State at Portland State ..............11:00 AMIdaho State at Sacramento State ..............4:00 PM

October 21, 2011 Northern Arizona at Montana................3:00 PMNorthern Colorado at E. Washington ......4:00 PM

October 23, 2011Montana at Northern Colorado..............12:00 PME. Washington at Northern Arizona......12:00 PMPortland State at Idaho State ..................1:00 PMSacramento State at Weber State ............1:00 PM

October 28, 2011Montana at Seattle University..................3:00 PMNebraska-Omaha at Northern Colorado ..6:00 PMSacramento State at N. Colorado ............1:00 PM

October 30, 2011Seattle Univ. at Eastern Washington ........1:00 PM

November 3-November 6, 2011Big Sky Championship

Hosted by Regular Season Champion

All Times Local to Site

2010 Superlatives

Team Game Highs

POINTS 15 vs Montana (Oct 22)10 vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 10)

GOALS 5 vs Montana (Oct 22)3 Four times

ASSISTS 5 vs Montana (Oct 22)4 vs Cal State Fullerton (Sep 10)

SHOTS 23 vs Southern Utah (Sep 18)20 at Eastern Washington (Oct 24)

SOG 14 vs Southern Utah (Sep 18)9 vs Portland State (Oct 17)

CORNER KICKS 10 vs Southern Utah (Sep 18)8 at Eastern Washington (Oct 24)8 at Arizona (Sep 03)8 at UTEP (Aug 22)

FOULS 17 at New Mexico State (Sep 05)13 at Weber State (Oct 09)13 vs Arizona State (Aug 20)

Individual Game Highs

POINTS 4 Brandy Carr vs Montana3 Four times

GOALS 2 Brandy Carr vs Montana1 28 Times

ASSISTS 3 Brenna Boies vs Cal State Fullerton2 Sam Monahan at Eastern Washington2 Jenna Samora vs Sacramento State2 Sam Monahan vs Arizona State

SHOTS 7 Sam Monahan at Arizona6 Jenna Samora vs Southern Utah6 Sam Monahan at New Mexico State

SOG 3 Six Times

SAVES 9 Lauren Weaver at New Mexico State8 Tori Rocke at Eastern Washington8 Lauren Weaver at USC

Shutting the Opposition DownScoring didn’t come easy for the opposition last year, asthe Lumberjacks held their opponents to just 16 goals in19 games. In its last 13 games of the season, NAU onlyallowed four goals scored, in which the Lumberjacks post-ed 10 shutouts. The 10 shutouts were just one short of thesingle-season record in school history.

Records, Records and More Records2010 was a record breaking season for the NAU soccerprogram, both individually and as a team. Brenna Boies setthe all-time assists record with her 19th career assist onSeptember 19 against Air Force. She finished the seasonwith eight assists for the second straight year, andwrapped up her career with 23 total.

Tori Rocke shattered the career shutouts record last sea-son after posting nine shutouts in 2010 to bring her totalto 21. The record breaking performance came on October1 against San Francisco, where Rocke made one save forher 14th career shutout. Her .808 win percentage in goaland her 0.60 goals against average also set new NAU sea-son-bests. Fellow goalkeeper Lauren Weaver and Rockealso allowed just eight goals apiece, setting a new schoolrecord for least goals allowed in a season.

Tori Howe and Kristi Andreassen both capped off theirillustrious careers at NAU with a school-record 79 gamesplayed, equaling the mark set by Sarah Neatherton oneyear prior. Howe started every single one of those gamesto break the school record with 79 career matches started,while Andreassen now sits right behind her with 78 careermatches started.

As a team, the Lumberjacks posted a 12 game unbeatenstreak, a school-best and just one shy of the Big Sky mark.During this streak, the squad broke school and Big Skyrecords with six consecutive shutouts. NAU didn’t allow agoal for 569 minutes and two seconds during that span,breaking the school-record for longest opponent scoringdrought.

The team also matched the 2008 squad with 12 wins, aprogram-high, and its .711 winning percentage is a newsingle-season record. They also posted their best season athome with a .818 winning percentage at LumberjackStadium, despite the ongoing construction of the Healthand Learning Center. Their first unbeaten conference sea-son at 6-0-1 also clinched the program’s first-ever regularseason Big Sky title.

The Year of Number ThreeAmong the excellence exemplified by the team both on and offthe field, Andreassen was the model of the perfect student-ath-lete. On the field, she led the team with six goals and 15 pointswhile being named the conference’s Defensive Most ValuablePlayer and a unanimous All-Big Sky First Team selection. Off thefield, she graduated with a 4.00 GPA in exercise science and wasnamed the ESPN Academic All-American of the Year for women’ssoccer. She was also a finalist for the Lowe’s Senior CLASS Awardand was a first team NSCAA Scholar All-American. Most recently,she was nominated by the Big Sky for NCAA Woman of the Year.

Kristi Andreassen

Match 1Arizona State 4, NAU 3Aug. 19, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotASU (1-0-0) 2 2 - - 4NAU (0-1-0) 0 3 - - 3

Scoring - ASU: Cook 18’, Mollay 32’,Marshall 64’, Volpe 89’; NAU: Andreassen51’, Samora 57’, Marrapode 67’ Assists - ASU: McCarter, Shoquist, Elston;NAU: Monahan (2)Shots - ASU: 16-12Corners - Tied: 2-2Saves - Tied: 5-5Fouls - ASU: 17-13

Match 2UTEP 1, NAU 0Aug. 22, 2010 - El Paso, Texas

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (0-2-0) 0 0 - - 0UTEP (1-0-0) 1 0 - - 1

Scoring - UTEP: Kindzierski 20’ Assists - UTEP: DormanShots - UTEP: 18-11Corners - NAU: 8-4Saves - UTEP: 7-3Fouls - UTEP: 12-7

Match 3NAU 1, Arizona 1 (2OT)Sept. 3, 2010 - Tucson, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (0-2-1) 1 0 0 0 1UA (0-2-1) 0 1 0 0 1

Scoring - NAU: Andreassen 28’; UA: Skinner88’Assists - NAU: MonahanShots - UA: 19-13Corners - NAU: 8-5Saves - NAU: 6-4Fouls - Tied: 10-10

Match 4NAU 1, New Mexico State 1 (2OT)Sept. 5, 2010 - Las Cruces, N.M.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (0-2-2) 1 0 0 0 1NMSU (2-1-2) 0 1 0 0 1

Scoring - NAU: Savage 45’; NMSU:McMillion 65’Assists - NAU: Andreassen; NMSU: BurnsShots - NMSU: 22-19Corners - Tied: 7-7Saves - NAU: 9-7Fouls - NAU: 17-9

Match 5NAU 3, Cal State Fullerton 2Sept. 10, 2010 - Los Angeles, Calif.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (1-2-2) 1 2 - - 3CSF (2-3-0) 0 2 - - 2

Scoring - NAU: Zallis 14’, Andreassen 58’,Schmidt 85’; CSF: Murillo 56’, McCants 80’Assists - NAU: Boies (3), Zallis; CSF: Smith,Volk, MellanoShots - NAU: 12-8Corners - CSF: 7-5Saves - CSF: 5-3Fouls - CSF: 7-1

Match 6USC 3, NAU 1Sept. 12, 2010 - Los Angeles, Calif.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (1-3-2) 2 1 - - 1USC (4-1-2) 1 2 - - 3

Scoring - NAU: Samora 64’; USC: Johnson 23’,Freyer 54’, Bruno 83’Assists - NAU: Monahan; USC: Garcia, Boysen(2), HaugShots - USC: 23-11Corners - USC: 9-2 Saves - NAU: 9-6Fouls - NAU: 12-8

Match 7NAU 1, Air Force 0Sept. 17, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotAF (5-3-1) 0 0 - - 0NAU (2-3-2) 1 0 - - 1

Scoring - NAU: Andreassen 7’Assists - NAU: Boies, CarrShots - NAU: 13-11Corners - Tied: 4-4Saves - AF: 6-4Fouls - NAU: 11-4

Match 8NAU 3, Southern Utah 0Sept. 18, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotSUU (2-3-1) 0 0 - - 0NAU (3-3-2) 3 0 - - 3

Scoring - NAU: Andreassen 7’, McGuire 12’,Bednarz 22’Assists - NAU: McGuire, BoiesShots - NAU: 23-13Corners - NAU: 10-1Saves - SUU: 11-4Fouls - SUU: 6-4

Match 9NAU 2, Loyola Marymount 0Sept. 26, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotLMU (7-3-0) 0 0 - - 0NAU (4-3-2) 2 0 - - 2

Scoring - NAU: Boies 23’, McGuire 38’Assists - NAU: Andreassen, CarrShots - NAU: 15-6Corners - LMU: 8-4 Saves - LMU: 4-3Fouls - LMU: 9-6

Match 10NAU 1, San Francisco 0Oct. 1, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotUSF (4-8-0) 0 0 - - 0NAU (5-3-2) 1 0 - - 1

Scoring - NAU: Carr 34’Assists - NAU: Monahan, ZallisShots - NAU: 17-5Corners - Tied: 7-7Saves - USF: 5-1Fouls - NAU: 9-7

Match 11NAU 0, Idaho State 0 (Game Called in 73’)Oct. 7, 2010 - Pocatello, Idaho.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (5-3-3, 0-0-1) 0 0 - - 0ISU (5-6-2, 0-0-1) 0 0 - - 0

Scoring - NoneAssists - NoneShots - NAU: 8-7Corners - ISU: 3-2 Saves - ISU: 5-4Fouls - NAU: 10-4

Match 12NAU 2, Weber State 0Oct. 9, 2010 - Ogden, Utah

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (6-3-3, 1-0-1) 2 0 - - 2WSU (1-12-1, 0-1-1) 0 0 - - 0

Scoring - NAU: Andreassen 21’, Bednarz 27’Assists - NAU: MarrapodeShots - WSU: 13-9Corners - Tied: 2-2 Saves - WSU: 5-4Fouls - NAU: 13-10

Match 13NAU 3, Sacramento State 2Oct. 15, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotSAC (5-7-1, 2-1-0) 1 1 - - 2NAU (7-3-3, 2-0-1) 1 2 - - 3

Scoring - SAC: Burg 40’, O’Donnell 77’; NAU:Bednarz 10’, Monahan 70’, Savage 71’Assists - SAC: Bahno, Trenton; NAU:Monahan, Samora (2)Shots - NAU: 13-9Corners - NAU: 7-3 Saves - NAU: 4-3Fouls - SAC: 16-11

Match 14NAU 2, Portland State 0Oct. 17, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotPSU (6-9-1, 2-2-0) 0 0 - - 0NAU (8-3-3, 3-0-1) 0 2 - - 2

Scoring - NAU: Carr 71’, Samora 74’Assists - NAU: Monahan, Andreassen Shots - NAU: 13-11Corners - NAU: 2-0Saves - Tied: 7-7Fouls - PSU: 4-3

Match 15NAU 5, Montana 0Oct. 22, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotUM (2-12-2, 1-4-0) 0 0 - - 0WSU (9-3-3, 4-0-1) 5 0 - - 5

Scoring - NAU: D’Onofrio 12’, Bednarz 19’,Carr 27’, Carr 40’, Williams 42’Assists - NAU: Boies, Samora, Savage, Morgan,McGuireShots - NAU: 16-4Corners - UM: 5-4Saves - UM: 3-1Fouls - UM: 8-4

Match 16NAU 2, Eastern Washington 1 (OT) Oct. 24, 2010 - Cheney, Wash.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotNAU (10-3-3, 5-0-1) 0 1 1 - 2EWU (2-13-1, 2-4-0) 0 1 0 - 1

Scoring - NAU: Bednarz 64’, Samora 94’; EWU:Fausko 49’Assists - NAU: Monahan (2); EWU: BrannanShots - NAU: 20-15Corners - NAU: 8-4Saves - NAU: 9-5Fouls - EWU: 12-4

Match 17NAU 1, Northern Colorado 0Oct. 29, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotUNC (10-5-3, 3-2-2) 0 0 - -0NAU (11-3-3, 6-0-1) 0 1 - -1

Scoring - NAU: Beaudoin 73’Assists - NAU: Savage, BoiesShots - UNC: 14-12Corners - NAU: 9-1Saves - NAU: 9-7Fouls - NAU: 13-7

Match 18 - Big Sky Championship SemifinalNAU 1, Northern Colorado 0Nov. 5, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotUNC (10-6-3) 0 0 - - 0NAU (12-3-3) 0 1 - - 1

Scoring - NAU: Samora 58’Assists - NAU: BoiesShots - UNC: 12-10Corners - UNC: 7-1Saves - NAU: 5-4Fouls - NAU: 12-7

Match 19 - Big Sky Championship FinalSacramento State 1, NAU 0Nov. 7, 2010 - Flagstaff, Ariz.

Goals by Period 1 2 OT O2 TotSAC (9-9-1) 0 1 - - 1NAU (12-4-3) 0 0 - - 0

Scoring - SAC: McBride 52’Assists - SAC: O’DonnellShots - NAU: 17-10Corners - NAU: 2-0Saves - SAC: 5-2Fouls - NAU: 6-5

FINAL BIG SKY TEAM STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALLTeam W-L-T TP Pct. GF GA W-L-T Pct. GF GA1. Northern Arizona 6-0-1 19 .929 15 3 12-4-3 .711 32 162. Portland State 5-2-0 15 .714 13 5 9-10-1 .475 31 253. Sacramento State 4-3-0 12 .571 11 6 9-10-1 .475 34 244. Northern Colorado 3-2-2 11 .571 10 7 10-6-3 .605 31 215. Montana 2-4-1 7 .357 2 15 3-12-3 .250 8 396. Weber State 2-4-1 7 .357 9 11 3-15-1 .184 18 417. Eastern Washington 2-5-0 6 .286 5 11 2-14-1 .147 14 388. Idaho State 1-5-1 4 .214 2 9 6-11-2 .368 17 34

FINAL BIG SKY TEAM OFFENSIVE STATS

Team GP Shots G A Pts CK Fouls1. Northern Arizona 19 264 32 33 97 94 1662. Sacramento State 20 292 34 22 90 86 2563. Portland State 20 259 31 25 87 79 194

Northern Colorado 19 330 31 25 87 123 1345. Weber State 19 223 18 14 50 61 1676. Idaho State 19 195 17 15 49 73 2107. Eastern Washington 17 171 14 10 38 45 2008. Montana 18 152 8 6 22 41 187

ALL-CONFERENCE AWARDS

Offensive MVP ..........................Danielle Birdsall (UNC)Defensive MVP......................Kristi Andreassen (NAU)Newcomer of the Year ..........Chelsea Bednarz (NAU)

2010 ALL-BIG SKY FIRST TEAMPosition Name (School) ClassGoalkeeper ......Tori Rocke (NAU) ......................Jr.

Defenders ........#Kristi Andreassen*(NAU) ....Sr.........................Tori Howe (NAU) ..................Sr.........................%Toni Carnovale (PSU) ..........Jr.........................Ari Wood (WSU) ....................Jr.

Forwards ..........Danielle Birdsall (UNC) ..........So.........................%Franke Ross (PSU) ................Sr.........................Leah Larot (SAC) ....................Sr.

Midfielders ......Kaitlyn Heinsohn (UM) ..........Sr.........................Sam Monahan (NAU) ............Jr.........................Kimmie Feidler (UNC) ............Jr.........................%Cori Shreve (SAC) ................Sr.

*Unanimous Selection %Two-Time Selection#Three -Time Selection

2010 ALL-BIG SKY SECOND TEAMPosition Name (School) ClassGoalkeeper ....S. Abercrombie (SAC)..............Jr.

Defenders ......Lyndsey Martin (EWU)............Sr.....................Aundreaha Martinez (UNC) ....Jr.....................Shea Roberts (SAC) ................Jr.....................Laura Bahno (SAC) ..................Jr.

Forwards......Brittney Sparks (EWU) ............Sr...................Ariel Cook (UNC) ....................Jr...................Jessie Baddley (WSU) ............Sr.

Midfielders ..Amanda Dutra (PSU)..............So...................Eryn Brown (PSU) ..................Fr.

................Megan Burg (SAC) ..................So.

................Roxanne Tebbs (WSU) ............Jr.

2010 ALL-BIG SKY HONORABLE MENTIONPosition Name/SchoolGoalkeepers......Kirstin Salminen, N. Colorado

Defenders ........Dashia Huff, E. Washington..........................K. Henage-Fisher, Idaho State..........................Lauren Hough, Idaho State..........................Courtney Watson, Montana..........................Georgia Foltz, Northern Arizona..........................Olivia Deadmond, N. Colorado..........................Laura Wayland, N. Colorado..........................Esty Geiger, Portland State..........................Erin Tarantino, Sacramento State..........................Bailey Eames, Weber State

Forwards ..........Whitney Brannan, E. Washington..........................Erin Craig, Montana..........................India Watne, Montana ..........................Jenna Samora, Northern Arizona..........................Chelsea Bednarz, N. Arizona..........................Brittany Dunn, N. Colorado..........................Elece McBride, Sacramento State

Midfielders ......Lauren Jacobsen, E. Washington..........................Megan Stainbrook, Idaho State..........................Frankie Brady, Montana..........................Brenna Boies, Northern Arizona..........................Brandy Carr, Northern Arizona..........................Corie McGuire, Northern Arizona..........................JJ Wykstra, Northern Colorado..........................Brittany Knott, N. Colorado..........................Hannah Kimsey, Portland State..........................Victoria Ramirez, Sacramento St.

BIG SKY CONFERENCESEASON LEADERS

Scoring

POINTS# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Brannan, Whitney-EWU 17 19 1.12

Larot, Leah-SAC 17 19 1.12Birdsall, Danielle-NC 18 19 1.06

4. Cook, Ariel-NC 18 18 1.005. Andreassen, Kristi-NAU 17 15 0.88

GOALS# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Larot, Leah-SAC 17 9 0.532. Brannan, Whitney-EWU 17 8 0.47

Birdsall, Danielle-NC 18 8 0.444. Cook, Ariel-NC 18 7 0.395. Andreassen, Kristi-NAU 17 6 0.35

ASSISTS# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Monahan, Sam-NAU 17 9 0.532. Boies, Brenna-NAU 15 7 0.473. Strawn, Rachel-ISU 19 5 0.264. Ross, Frankie-PSU 17 4 0.24

Carlberg, Jordan-SAC 17 4 0.24Sparks, Brittany-EWU 17 4 0.24

SHOTS# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Baddley, Jessie-WSU 19 63 3.322. Cook, Ariel-NC 18 61 3.393. Feidler, Kimmie-NC 18 58 3.224. Larot, Leah-SAC 17 45 2.655. Samora, Jenna-NAU 17 42 2.47

Brannan, Whitney-EWU 17 42 2.47

Goaltending

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE # Player-Team GP GA Minutes Avg 1. Rocke, Tori-NAU 12 7 1011:56 0.622. Salminen, Kirstin-NC 18 19 1674:32 1.023. Jarvis, Rachel-PSU 15 13 1049:49 1.114. Abercrombie, S.-SAC 17 20 1581:46 1.145. Hulsizer, Lainey-PSU 10 10 707:41 1.27

SAVE PERCENTAGE # Player-Team GP Saves GA Pct. 1. Rocke, Tori-NAU 12 51 7 .8792. Jarvis, Rachel-PSU 15 68 13 .8403. Hulsizer, Lainey-PSU 10 47 10 .8254. Salminen, Kirstin-NC 18 82 19 .8125. Walker, Jamie-EWU 17 95 28 .772

SAVES# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Walker, Jamie-EWU 17 95 5.592. Waldman, Ryann-WSU 14 85 6.073. Salminen, Kirstin-NC 18 82 4.564. Williams, Bailey-ISU 16 73 4.565. Jarvis, Rachel-PSU 15 68 4.53

SHUTOUTS# Player-Team GP No. Avg/G1. Rocke, Tori-NAU 12 8 0.672. Abercrombie, S.-SAC 17 6 0.353. Salminen, Kirstin-NC 18 4 0.224. Williams, Bailey-ISU 16 3 0.19

Waldman, Ryann-WSU 14 3 0.21Jarvis, Rachel-PSU 15 3 0.20

POINTS1. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ....................................812. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ....................................793. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ............................704. Jenna Samora, 2008- ..................................475. Erin Rummens, 1997-2000............................466. Sierra Cristiano, 2002-03 ..............................457. Kristi Andreassen, 2007-10 ..........................388. Brenna Boies, 2007-10..................................359. Sarah Neatherton, 2006-09 ..........................3410. Sam Monahan, 2007- ................................29

ASSISTS1. Brenna Boies, 2007-10..................................232. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ............................18

Sarah Neatherton, 2006-09 ..........................184. Sam Monahan, 2008- ................................175. Sierra Cristiano, 2002-2003 ..........................15

Kelly Flowers, 1997-00 ..................................157. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ....................................138. Shelby Gould, 2002-2005..............................129. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ....................................1110. Sarah Pachan, 1998-01 ..................................9

GOALS1. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ....................................352. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ....................................333. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ............................264. Jenna Samora, 2008- ..................................205. Erin Rummens, 1997-00................................196. Kristi Andreassen, 2007-10 ..........................15

Sierra Cristiano, 2002-03 ..............................158. Brandy Johnson, 2002-03 ............................129. Lindsey Carey, 2003-06 ................................1010. Jesyca Rosholt, 2003-04..................................9

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ............................132. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ....................................123. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ......................................74. Jenna Samora, 2008-....................................65. Kristi Andreassen 2007-10 ..............................56. Lindsey Carey, 2003-06 ..................................47. Sarah Neatherton, 2007-09 ............................3

Brandy Johnson, 2002-2003 ..........................3Jesyca Rosholt, 2003-2004..............................3Stefanie Smith, 2002-2005..............................3Kate Soetaert, 1998-99 ..................................3

MULTIPLE-GOAL MATCHES1. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ......................................62. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ......................................53. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ..............................3 4. Trina Green, 1997-00 ......................................2

Erin Rummens, 1997-00..................................2Brandy Johnson, 2002-2003 ..........................2Jesyca Rosholt, 2003-......................................2

8. Sam Monahan, 2008- ..................................1Jenna Samora, 2008-....................................1Lauren Zallis, 2008- ......................................1Eight Others ....................................................1

HAT TRICKS1. Trina Green, 1997-00 ......................................22. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ..............................1

Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ......................................1

SHOTS1. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ..................................2172. Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ..................................2113. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2004-08 ..........................2044. Sarah Neatherton, 2006-09 ........................1445. Kristi Andreassen, 2007-10 ........................1426. Jenna Samora, 2008- ................................1407. Erin Rummens, 1997-00..............................1238. Shelby Gould, 2002-2005..............................989. Stefanie Smith, 2002-2005............................8810. Sierra Cristiano, 2002-2003 ..........................84

SAVES1. Erin Beckman, 1998-01 ..............................3232. Andrea Berra, 2002-05................................2923. Tori Rocke, 2008-10 ....................................2614. Katie Maxwell, 1998-01 ..............................1835. Liz Winkelblech, 2004-07 ............................1596. Darin Kleinsmith, 2005-06 ..........................1067. Autumn Cummins, 1997 ..............................978. Lauren Weaver, 2010- ................................319. Heather Lindahl, 1997 ..................................2810. Natasha Slaughter, 2008-............................23

FEWEST GOALS AGAINST(Min. 1,000 minutes played)

1. Liz Winkelblech, 2004-07 ..............................302. Darin Kleinsmith, 2005-06 ............................313. Autumn Cummins, 1997 ..............................404. Katie Maxwell, 1998-01 ................................445. Tori Rocke, 2007-10 ......................................666. Erin Beckman, 1998-01 ................................967. Andrea Berra, 2002-2005............................110

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE(Min. 1,000 minutes played)

1. Liz Winkelblech, 2004-07 ........................1.0452. Katie Maxwell, 1998-01 ..........................1.1583. Tori Rocke, 2007-10 ................................1.2824. Erin Beckman, 1998-01............................1.7595. Andrea Berra, 2002-2005 ........................1.8196. Autumn Cummins, 1997 ..........................3.3807. Heather Lindahl, 1997..............................4.286

SHUTOUTS (SHARED)1. Tori Rocke, 2007-10 ................................21 (1)2. Liz Winkelblech, 2004-07 ........................13 (0)

Andrea Berra, 2002- 2005 ....................13 (3)4. Erin Beckman, 1998-2001 ......................11 (4)5. Katie Maxwell, 1998-2001 ........................10 (66. Darin Kleinsmith, 2005-06 ........................6 (1)7. Andrea Hines, 2000........................... ........2 (2)8. Natasha Slaughter, 2008- ........................1 (0)

Lauren Weaver, 2010- ............................1 (1)

WIN PERCENTAGE (RECORD)(Min. 10 Decisions)

1. Tori Rocke, 2007-10 ..........(.637, 30-16-5)2. Liz Winkelblech, 2004-07 ..(.482, 11-12-5)3. Katie Maxwell, 1998-01 ....(.462, 11-13-2)4. Andrea Berra, 2002-05 ......(.349, 16-32-5)5. Erin Beckman, 1998-01 ......(.347, 17-32-0)6. Autumn Cummins, 1997........(.167, 2-10-0)

MATCHES PLAYED1. Kristi Andreassen, 2007-10 ......................79

Tori Howe, 2007-10 ..................................79Sarah Neatherton, 2006-09 ......................79

4. Brenna Boies, 2007-10..............................785. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ................................76

Lindsey Carey, 2003-06..............................767. Christina Loyash, 2003-06 ........................75

Lisa Van Gorder, 2003-06 ..........................759. Krista Earp, 1997-00 ..................................73

Raegin Eyre, 1997-00 ..................................73Kelly Flowers, 1997-00 ................................73Trina Green, 1997-00 ..................................73Sarah Pachan, 1998-01 ................................73Erin Rummens, 1997-00 ..............................73Tschana Breslin, 2002-2005 ........................73

CONSECUTIVE MATCHES1. Holly Jones, 1997-01......................................76

Lindsey Carey, 2003-06 ..................................763. Christina Loyash, 2003-06..............................754. Krista Earp, 1997-00 ......................................73

Raegin Eyre, 1997-00.....................................73Kelly Flowers, 1997-00 ..................................73Trina Green, 1997-00 ....................................73Karla Rogers, 2001-2004................................73Erin Rummens, 1997-00................................73

10. Sarah Pachan, 1997-00..................................72

MATCHES STARTED1. Tori Howe, 2007-10.... .................................792. Kristi Andreassen, 2007-10..........................783. Karla Rogers, 2001-2004..............................744. Krista Earp, 1997-00 ....................................735. Trina Green, 1997-00 ..................................73

Erin Rummens, 1997-00..............................737. Christina Loyash, 2003-06 ..........................72

Lisa Van Gorder, 2003-06............................729. Brenna Boies, 2007-10................................7110. Kelly Flowers, 1997-00................................70

CONSECUTIVE STARTS1. Krista Earp, 1997-00 ................................73

Trina Green, 1997-00 ..............................73Erin Rummens, 1997-00 ..........................73

4. Christina Loyash, 2003-06 ......................725. Kristi Andreasen, 2007-10 ......................696. Kim Morrow, 2002-2005 ........................677. Holly Jones, 1998-01 ..............................55

Andrea Berra, 2002-2005 ......................559. Kelly Flowers, 1997-00 ..........................5210. Karla Rogers, 2001-2004 ......................48

BOLD indicates current player.

Sarah Neatherton ranks among the top 10 in points,assists, shots and game-winning goals.

Karla Rogers ranks among the top 10 in consecutivematches played and started.

Trina Green is the only player in school history to scoretwo hat tricks in her career.

POINTS1. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008......282. Sierra Cristiano, 2002 ........27

Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ......274. Raegin Eyre, 1998 ..............255. Holly Jones, 1998................246. Holly Jones, 2000 ................21

Holly Jones, 2001 ................218. Raegin Eyre, 2000 ................20

Erin Rummens, 2000 ............2010. Jenna Samora, 2009 ..........18

Sierra Cristiano, 2003 ..........18

POINTS PER MATCH1. Sierra Cristiano, 2002..........1.502. Raegin Eyre, 1998 ..............1.323. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005............1.294. Holly Jones, 1998 ................1.265. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008........1.236. Holly Jones, 2001 ................1.207. Raegin Eyre, 1997 ..............1.138. Trina Green, 1997 ..............1.079. Holly Jones, 2000 ................1.00

Erin Quinn, 1999 ................1.00

GOALS1. Sierra Cristiano, 2002 ............122. Raegin Eyre, 1998 ..................10

Holly Jones, 1998 ..................10Holly Jones, 2001 ..................10Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008............10Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ..........10

7. Holly Jones, 2000 ....................9Erin Rummens, 2000................9

9. Jenna Samora, 2009 ..............8Raegin Eyre, 1997 ....................8Trina Green, 1997 ....................8

GOALS PER MATCH1. Sierra Cristiano, 2002 ........0.672. Holly Jones, 2001 ..............0.563. Raegin Eyre, 1997 ............0.53

Trina Green, 1997 ............0.535. Raegin Eyre, 1998 ............0.52

Holly Jones, 1998 ............0.527. Erin Quinn, 1999 ............0.508. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ......0.489. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ..0.4510. Holly Jones, 2000 ........0.43

Erin Rummens, 2000 ..0.43

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ............52. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2006 ............4

Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ............44. Kristi Andreassen, 2010 ..........3

Jenna Samora, 2009 ..............3Holly Jones, 2001 ....................3Holly Jones, 2000 ....................3Holly Jones, 1999 ....................3Holly Jones, 1998 ....................3Stefanie Smith, 2005................3

MULTIPLE-GOAL MATCHES1. Holly Jones, 1998 ....................32. Carolyn Savage, 2007 ..............2

Raegin Eyre, 1999 ....................2Trina Green, 1997 ....................2Holly Jones, 2001 ....................2Karla Lee, 2007 ........................2Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ............2Jesyca Rosholt, 2003 ................2Brandy Johnson, 2003..............2Sarah Vallen, 2007 ..................2

HAT TRICKS1. Trina Green, 1997 ....................22. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ............1

Raegin Eyre, 1997 ....................1

ASSISTS1. Sierra Cristiano, 2003 ............122. Sam Monahan, 2010 ..............9

Kelly Flowers, 2000 ..................94. Brenna Boies, 2010 ..................8

Brenna Boies, 2009 ..................8Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ............8

7. Sarah Neatherton, 2008 ..........7Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ............7

9. Sam Monahan, 2008 ..............6Shelby Gould, 2002..................6

ASSISTS PER MATCH1. Sierra Cristiano, 2003..........0.632. Sam Monahan, 2010..........0.47

Brenna Boies, 2010 ............0.474. Kelly Flowers, 2000 ............0.435. Brenna Boies, 2009 ............0.386. Shelby Gould, 2002 ............0.33

Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ..........0.338. Sarah Neatherton, 2008......0.32

Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008........0.3210. Sam Monahan, 2008 ..........0.30

SHOTS1. Holly Jones, 2001 ..................762. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2006 ..........733. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ..........664. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005..............655. Raegin Eyre, 1999 ..................576. Holly Jones, 1998 ..................567. Raegin Eyre, 2000 ..................538. Jenna Samora, 2009 ............509. Jenna Samora, 2010 ............4910. Kristi Andreassen, 2009 ........48

SHOTS PER MATCH1. Holly Jones, 2001 ................4.222. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2006..........4.063. Raegin Eyre, 1999 ..............3.174. Cee Cee Odorfer, 2005 ..........3.10

Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008........3.006. Raegin Eyre, 1997 ..............3.007. Raegin Eyre, 1998 ..............2.958. Holly Jones, 2000 ................2.679. Dani Davis, 2004 ................2.6110. Jenna Samora, 2010 ..........2.58

FEWEST GOALS AGAINST(Min. 500 minutes played)

1. Lauren Weaver, 2010..............8Tori Rocke, 2010 ......................8

3. Katie Maxwell, 2000 ..............114. Darin Kleinsmith, 2005 ..............135. Liz Winkelblech, 2007 ............146. Liz Winkelblech, 2006 ............157. Darin Kleinsmith, 2006 ............188. Andrea Berra, 2005................219. Andrea Berra, 2004................2310. Andrea Berra, 2003................25

GOALS AGAINST AVG.(Min. 250 minutes played)

1. Tori Rocke, 2010 ................0.602. Liz Winkelblech, 2007 ........0.693. Andrea Berra, 2004 ............1.244. Andrea Berra, 2003 ............1.255. D. Kleinsmith, 2005 ............1.266. Lauren Weaver, 2010 ........1.327. Tori Rocke, 2008 ................1.338. Katie Maxwell, 1998 ..........1.449. Katie Maxwell, 2001............1.5310. Erin Beckman, 1999 ............1.57

SHUTOUTS (SHARED)1. Liz Winkelblech, 2007........11(0)2. Tori Rocke, 2010................10(1)3. Tori Rocke, 2008 ................7 (0)4. Andrea Berra, 2004 ............6 (0)5. Erin Beckman, 1999............5 (2)6. Tori Rocke, 2009 ................4 (0)

D. Kleinsmith, 2005 ............4 (1)8. Andrea Berra, 2003 ............3 (0)

Katie Maxwell, 2001 ..........3 (0)Andrea Berra, 2005 ............3 (1)Erin Beckman, 1998............3 (2)Katie Maxwell, 2000 ..........3 (2)

SAVES1. Tori Rocke, 2008 ..................1392. Katie Maxwell, 2001 ............1173. Erin Beckman, 1999 ............1154. Erin Beckman, 1998 ............1065. Liz Winkelblech, 2007 ..........1006. Autumn Cummins, 1997 ..........977. Erin Beckman, 2000 ..............938. Andrea Berra, 2003................909. Andrea Berra, 2004................8310. Andrea Berra, 2002................80

MATCHES STARTED1. Kristi Andreassen, 2008 ........222. Kristi Andreassen, 2009 ........21

Tori Howe, 2008 ....................21Tori Rocke, 2008 ....................21Sarah Neatherton, 2008 ........21Cee Cee Odorfer, 2008 ..........21Kaitlin Baum, 2005 ................21Krista Earp, 2000....................21Raegin Eyre, 2000 ..................21Trina Green, 2000 ..................21Holly Jones, 2000 ..................21Christina Loyash, 2005 ............21Sarah Pachan, 2000................21Erin Rummens, 2000..............21Breann Suddock, 2000 ..........21

WIN PERCENTAGE (RECORD)(Min. 3 Decisions)

1. Tori Rocke, 2010 ........(.808, 10-2-1)2. Katie Maxwell, 1998 ....(.750, 3-1-0) 3. Darin Kleinsmith, 2005 (.727, 8-3-0)4. Erin Beckman, 2001 ....(.667, 2-1-0)5. Tori Rocke, 2008 ........(.643, 12-6-3)6. Katie Maxwell, 2000 ....(.571, 4-3-0) 7. Tori Rocke, 2009 ..........(.500, 8-8-1)

Liz Winkelblech, 2007..(.500, 7-7-5)Lauren Weaver, 2010..(.500, 2-2-2)

10. Andrea Berra, 2003......(.447, 7-9-3)Erin Beckman, 1999 ..(.389, 7-11-0)

Active Players in Bold

Sierra Cristiano holds season records forpoints per match, goals, goals per match,assists, and assists per match.

Liz Winkelblech holds the record for-shutouts in a season among NAU goal-keepers. She is also ranked in the topfive in eightother statistical categories.

Tori Rocke holds season records for goalsagainst average, saves, fewest goalsagainst, and winning percentage

POINTS1. C. Odorfer vs. C. Arkansas 9/26/08 ....................6

Carolyn Savage vs. Lamar, 9/3/07 ......................6Raegin Eyre vs. Portland St., 10/15/00 ..............6Trina Green vs. Northridge, 10/24/97 ................6Trina Green vs. Fresno State, 9/7/97..................6Raegin Eyre vs. Utah St., 8/30/97 ......................6

7. Sam Monahan at E.-Riddle, 8/31/08 ................5Sarah Vallen vs. EWU, 10/14/07 ........................5C. Odorfer vs. Utah Valley, 10/2/05....................5Sierra Cristiano vs. UTEP, 9/6/02 ........................5

GOALS1. C. Odorfer vs. C. Arkansas, 9/26/08....................3

Trina Green vs. Northridge, 10/24/97 ................3Trina Green vs. Fresno St., 9/7/97......................3Raegin Eyre vs. Utah St., 8/30/97 ......................3

4. 25 players tied with ..........................................2Last: Brandy Carr vs Montana, 10/22/10

ASSISTS1. Brenna Boies vs. CF Fullerton, 9/10/10 ............3

Sierra Cristiano vs. S. Utah, 10/4/03 ..................33. Sam Monahan vs. E. Washington, 10/24/10 ....2

Jenna Samora vs. Sacramento St., 10/15/10 ....2Sam Monahan vs. Arizona St, 8/20/10 ............2Brenna Boies vs. Murray State, 9/18/09 ............2Brenna Boies vs. E-Riddle, 9/9/09......................2Cee Cee Odorfer vs. E.-Riddle, 8/31/08 ..............2Sam Monahan at E.-Riddle, 8/31/08 ................2Sarah Vallen at E.-Riddle, 8/31/08 ......................2R. Schmidt vs. C. Arkansas, 9/26/08 ..................2Kari Currier vs. Lamar, 9/2/07 ............................2Sarah Neatherton vs. E.-Riddle, 9/2/07..............2Carolyn Savage vs. Lamar, 9/2/07 ......................2Cee Cee Odorfer vs. Montana, 10/7/05 ............2Sierra Cristiano vs. Mont., 10/27/03 ..................2Karla Rogers vs. S. Utah, 10/4/03 ......................2Sierra Cristiano vs. Valpo, 10/3/03 ....................2Karla Rogers vs. Sac. State, 10/4/02 ..................2Shelby Gould vs. UTEP, 9/6/02............................2Raegin Eyre vs. Portland St., 10/15/00 ..............2Kelly Flowers vs. Portland St., 10/15/00 ............2Raegin Eyre vs. Sacramento, 10/9/98 ................2Holly Jones vs. Utah St., 9/18/98 ......................2Danielle Wile vs. Northridge, 10/24/97..............2R. Breech vs. Grand Canyon, 9/10/97 ................2

SHOTS1. Holly Jones vs. Portland St, 11/2/01 ................112. Raegin Eyre vs. Portland St, 10/15/00 ..............10

Raegin Eyre vs. Northridge, 10/24/97 ..............104. C. Odorfer vs. C. Arkansas, 9/26/08....................9

C. Odorfer vs. Tenn-Martin 9/15/06 ..................9Raegin Eyre vs. E. Michigan, 9/17/00 ................9

7. Holly Jones vs. Georgia St., 9/10/99 ..................8Kate Soetaert vs. Arizona, 9/28/98 ....................8Trina Green vs. Northridge, 10/24/97 ................8

10. Sam Monahan vs Arizona, 9/3/10 ..................7Kristi Andreassen vs Murray State, 9/18/09 ......7C. Odorfer vs. N. Colorado, 10/31/08 ................7C. Odorfer vs. E. Washington, 10/24/08 ............7Sarah Neatherton vs. Temple, 10/14/07 ............7Cee Cee Odorfer vs. Sac St., 10/22/06 ..............7Cee Cee Odorfer vs. Texas St., 9/17/06 ..............7Sarah Neatherton vs. Hawaii 9/12/06................7Cee Cee Odorfer vs. UC Davis, 9/4/05 ................7Cee Cee Odorfer vs. Sac St., 11/3/05 ................7

SAVES1. Erin Beckman vs. Utah, 10/2/98 ......................152. Liz Winkelblech vs. Northridge, 8/25/06............143. Katie Maxwell at Pepperdine, 10/10/00 ..........134. Erin Beckman at Arizona St., 9/29/99 ..............12

Erin Beckman vs. Mont., 10/18/98....................12Erin Beckman vs. Arizona St., 9/1/98................12Heather Lindahl vs. Utah, 9/26/97 ....................12Autumn Cummins vs. Pacific, 9/6/97 ................12

9. Andrea Berra vs. Weber St., 11/1/03................1110. Tori Rocke at No. 2 Portland, 11/14/08 ............10

Tori Rocke vs. Utah Valley, 9/28/08 ..................10Liz Winkelblech vs. S. Utah 9/23/07..................10Liz Winkelblech vs. Boise St. 10/6/07 ................10

BOLD indicates current player

SINGLE MATCH RECORDS

POINTSYear Player Tot.1997 Raegin Eyre ......................171998 Raegin Eyre ......................251999 Raegin Eyre ......................172000 Holly Jones ........................212001 Holly Jones ........................212002 Sierra Cristiano..................272003 Sierra Cristiano..................182004 Dani Davis ........................102005 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............272006 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............152007 Karla Lee ..........................102008 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............282009 Jenna Samora ..................182010 Kristi Andreassen ..............15

GOALSYear Player Tot.1997 Raegin Eyre ........................8

Trina Green ........................81998 Raegin Eyre ......................101999 Raegin Eyre ........................72000 Holly Jones ..................................9

Erin Rummens ......................92001 Holly Jones ........................102002 Sierra Cristiano..................122003 Jesyca Rosholt ....................72004 Dani Davis ..........................52005 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............102006 Cee Cee Odorfer ................62007 Sarah Vallen ........................42008 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............102009 Jenna Samora ....................82010 Kristi Andreassen ................6

ASSISTSYear Player Tot.1997 Rebekah Breech ..................31998 Raegin Eyre ........................51999 Rebekah Breech ..................42000 Kelly Flowers ......................92001 Adria Barchi ........................42002 Shelby Gould ......................62003 Sierra Cristiano..................122004 Shelby Gould ......................22005 Cee Cee Odorfer ................72006 Sarah Neatherton................42007 Karla Lee ............................42008 Cee Cee Odorfer ................82009 Brenna Boies ......................82010 Sam Monahan ..................9

SHOTSYear Player Tot.1997 Raegin Eyre ......................451998 Raegin Eyre ......................561999 Raegin Eyre ......................572000 Holly Jones ........................562001 Holly Jones ........................762002 Sierra Cristiano..................422003 Jesyca Rosholt ..................432004 Dani Davis ........................472005 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............652006 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............732007 Sarah Neatherton..............392008 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............662009 Jenna Samora ..................502010 Jenna Samora ..................49

SHOTS ON GOALYear Player Tot.1997 N/A..................................N/A1998 N/A..................................N/A1999 Raegin Eyre ......................312000 Holly Jones ........................332001 Holly Jones ........................352002 Sierra Cristiano..................222003 Sierra Cristiano..................23

Jesyca Roshlot ..................232004 Dani Davis ........................292005 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............382006 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............272007 Sarah Neatherton..............18

Karri Currier ......................182008 Cee Cee Odorfer ..............352009 Jenna Samora ..................262010 Jenna Samora ..................23

Kristi Andreassen ..............23

GOALKEEPINGYear Player Min.1997 Autumn Cummins ....1065:001998 Erin Beckman ..........1307:011999 Erin Beckman ..........1552:142000 Erin Beckman ..........1213:102001 Katie Maxwell ..........1533:002002 Andrea Berra............1484:102003 Andrea Berra............1794:542004 Andrea Berra............1673:172005 Andrea Berra..............933:342006 Darin Kleinsmith ........877:252007 Liz Winkelblech ........1822:532008 Tori Rocke ................1892:392009 Tori Rocke ................1555:242010 Tori Rocke ................1191:56

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE(Min 500 Minutes)

Year Player Tot.1997 Autumn Cummins ..........3.381998 Katie Maxwell ................1.441999 Erin Beckman ................1.572000 Katie Maxwell ................1.762001 Katie Maxwell ................1.532002 Andrea Berra..................2.492003 Andrea Berra..................1.252004 Andrea Berra..................1.242005 Darin Kleinsmith ............1.262006 Liz Winkelblech ..............1.702007 Liz Winkelblech ..............0.692008 Tori Rocke ......................1.332009 Tori Rocke ......................1.742010 Tori Rocke ......................0.60

SAVESYear Player Saves1997 Autumn Cummins ....971998 Erin Beckman ..........1061999 Erin Beckman ..........1152000 Erin Beckman..............932001 Katie Maxwell............1172002 Andrea Berra ..............802003 Andrea Berra................902004 Andrea Berra ................832005 Darin Kleinsmith ..........542006 Liz Winkelblech ............572007 Liz Winkelblech ..........1002008 Tori Rocke....................1392009 Tori Rocke......................642010 Tori Rocke......................58

SHUTOUTS (SHARED)Year Player SO1997 Autumn Cummins ............01998 Erin Beckman ..............3 (2)1999 Erin Beckman ....................42000 Erin Beckman ............................2

Katie Maxwell ......................22001 Katie Maxwell ....................32002 Andrea Berra......................12003 Andrea Berra ......................32004 Andrea Berra ......................62005 Darin Kleinsmith ..........4 (1)2006 Liz Winkelblech ..................2 2007 Liz Winkelblech ................112008 Tori Rocke ..........................72009 Tori Rocke ..........................42010 Tori Rocke ..................10 (1)

CONSECUTIVE MATCHES WITH A…Goal ..................(tie) 4 by C. Odorfer............................9/18/05 to 10/2/05

................................4 by Raegin Eyre............................9/13/98 to 9/26/98

Point ................8 by Cee Cee Odorfer............................9/18/05 to 10/21/05

OVERTIMEAll-Time Record ..........10-14-20(.454)Home................................7-6-6 (.526)Away ..............................1-9-11 (.310)Neutral ............................2-0-1 (.833)Total Overtimes Played ......63 periodsLast OT Match ........at E. Washington..................................W, 2-1, 10/24/10

STREAKSLongest Winning ..............................7

................................10/9/10-11/7/10Longest Home Win............................6......................................9/9/09-8/20/10Longest Away Win ............................3..................................10/3/03-10/17/03Longest Losing ..................................7............................9/19/97 to 10/19/97

Longest Home Loss ..........................4..................................9/7/03-10/12/03

Longest Away Loss..........................12..............................9/6/97 to 10/22/98

Longest Road Loss............................8................................9/6/02 to 11/3/02

HIGHS/LOWSMost Goals, Two Teams ..............13............NAU (7) vs. CS Northridge (6)..................................10/24/97 (2OT)

Fewest Goals, Two Teams ..0 (9 times)..................Last: at Idaho State, 10/7/10Largest Margin of Victory ..............8........vs. Embry-Riddle (9-1), 8/31/08Largest Margin of Defeat....7, twice......Last: vs. Montana (7-0), 10/22/00

Most Fouls ..................................24......vs. Colorado College, 10/11/02

Most Corners ..............................13............at Portland State, 10/12/08

Highest Home Attendance ..2,187........................vs. Arizona, 8/28/09

Highest Away Attendance....3,582............at No.2 Portland, 11/14/08

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

MISCELLANEOUSCee Cee Odorfer

Raegin

Eyre

GOALSHalf ....................................................6, twice..........................(1st) at Embry-Riddle, 8/31/08....................................(2nd) vs. Lamar, 9/2/07

Match........................9, at Embry-Riddle, 8/31/08Regulation..............9, at Embry-Riddle, 8/31/08Most in a Season................................41 (2008)Highest Season Average ..................1.86 (2008)Fewest in a Season ............................13 (2004)Lowest Season Average ..................0.69 (2004)Longest NAU Scoring Drought ................540:10....................9/21/97 (78:09) to 10/24/97 (12:01)

GOALS AGAINSTHalf ......................7 (2nd) vs. Montana, 10/18/98Match ..............................................7, four times............................Last: by No. 6 Portland, 9/12/08Most in a Season....................................55 (1997)Highest Average ..................................3.67 (1997)Fewest in a Season ................................14 (2007)Lowest Average....................................0.69 (2007)Longest Opponent Scoring Drought ..............569:02......................9/12/10 (82:56) to 10/15/10 (39:27)

SHUTOUTSSeason......................................................11 (2007)Consecutive ..........................6, 9/17/10 to 10/9/10

SHUTOUTS AGAINSTSeason ......................................................12 (2007)Consecutive ..........................5, 9/26/97 to 10/19/97

ASSISTSHalf ........................9 (1st) at Embry-Riddle, 8/31/08Match ..........................14 at Embry-Riddle, 8/31/08Most in a Season......................................47 (2008)Fewest in a Season....................................7 (2004)

ASSISTS AGAINSTMatch ..................................................6, four times......................................Last: by Montana 10/22/00Most in a Season......................................44 (2000)

POINTSHalf ..................................21 (1st) at Embry-Riddle......................................................8/31/08 (6 G, 9 A)Match ........................................32 at Embry-Riddle....................................................8/31/08 (9 G, 14 A)Most in a Season....................................129 (2008)Fewest in a Season ..................................33 (2004)

POINTS AGAINSTMatch ........................................................20, twice....................Last: by Montana, 10/22/00 (7 G, 6 A)

Most in a Season....................................145 (1997)Fewest in a Season..................................42 (2007)

SHOTSMost in a Half ............................................25 (2nd)........................................vs. CS Northridge, 8/25/06Fewest in a Half ..................................0, five times............................last: (2nd) vs. Stanford, 11/12/09

Most in a Match ..................................................40......................................vs. CS Northridge,10/24/97

Fewest in a Match ................................................1..........................................vs. Pepperdine, 9/20/00

Most in a Season....................................323 (2008)Fewest in a Season ................................185 (1997)

SHOTS AGAINSTMost in a Half ............................................20 (2nd)......................................vs. CS Northridge, 10/24/97Fewest in a Half ................................0, three times........................Last: (1st) by Embry-Riddle, 9/28/07

Most in a Match ..................................................37..............................................at Stanford, 11/12/09

Fewest in a Match ................................................0......................................................vs. Lamar, 9/2/07Most in a Season ....................................372 (2008)Fewest in a Season ................................220 (2004)

SAVESHalf ................................12 (2nd) vs. Utah, 10/2/98Match ..............................................15, three times................................Last: vs. CS-Northridge, 8/25/06Most in a Season....................................151 (2000)Fewest in a Season ..................................86 (2009)

SAVES AGAINSTMatch ........................................................15, twice..........................Last: by Eastern Washington, 10/16/98

Most in a Season....................................125 (2008)Fewest in a Season ..................................85 (2001)

Former Lumberjack Krista Earp (1997-2000) holdsthe NCAA record for consecutive minutes played.Earp played every minute of the 73 games playedfrom the fall of 1997 to the fall of 2000, bringing hertotal minutes to 6,670:32.

ALL-TIME BIG SKY ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS2010 FIRST TEAMKRISTI ANDREASSENTORI HOWESAM MONAHANTORI ROCKE

2010 HONORABLE MENTIONCHELSEA BEDNARZBRENNA BOIESBRANDY CARRGEORGIA FOLTZCORIE MCGUIREJENNA SAMORA

2009 FIRST TEAMKRISTI ANDREASSENBRENNA BOIESJENNA SAMORA

2009 SECOND TEAMTORI HOWE

2009 HONORABLE MENTIONBRANDY CARRCORIE MCGUIRESAM MONAHANSARAH NEATHERTON

2008 FIRST TEAMKRISTI ANDREASSENBRENNA BOIESCEE CEE ODORFER

2008 SECOND TEAMTORI HOWEREBEKAH SCHMIDT

2008 HONORBALE MENTIONSAM MONAHANSARAH NEATHERTONTORI ROCKEJENNA SAMORALAUREN ZALLIS

2007 FIRST TEAMELIZABETH WINKELBLECH

2007 SECOND TEAMTAI POWERS

2007 HONORABLE MENTIONKRISTI ANDREASSENBRENNA BOIESTARA COZZETTOTORI HOWE

KARLA LEESARAH VALLEN

2006 FIRST TEAMLINDSEY CAREYCHRISTINA LOYASHCEE CEE ODORFER

2006 HONORABLE MENTIONKAITLIN BAUM

TARA COZZETTOKAITLYN MANAKASSARAH NEATHERTONLISA VAN GORDERELIZABETH WINKELBLECH

2005 FIRST TEAMLINDSEY CAREYCHRISTINA LOYASHCEE CEE ODORFERLISA VAN GORDER

2005 SECOND TEAMTARA COZZETTOKAITLYN MANAKAS

2005 HONORABLE MENTIONKAITLIN BAUMTSCHANA BRESLINDARIN KLEINSMITHSTEFANIE SMITH

2004 FIRST TEAMANDREA BERRA

2004 SECOND TEAMDANI DAVISSHELBY GOULDLISA VAN GORDER

2004 HONORABLE MENTIONTSCHANA BRESLINCHRISTINA LOYASHKAITLYN MANAKASKIM MORROWKARLA ROGERS

2003 FIRST TEAMKIM MORROWSIERRA CRISTIANOBRANDY JOHNSON

2003 SECOND TEAMJESYCA ROSHOLTTSCHANNA BRESLIN2003 HONORABLE MENTIONANDREA BERRALISA VAN GORDERKARLA ROGERS

2002 FIRST TEAMSIERRA CRISTIANOADRIA BARCHI

2002 HONORABLE MENTIONSHELBY GOULDEMILY HOMANBRANDY JOHNSONKARLA ROGERS

2001 FIRST TEAMHOLLY JONES

2001 SECOND TEAMKATIE MAXWELLJESSICA SCOGLANDADRIA BARCHIBREANN SUDDOCK

2001 HONORABLE MENTIONSARAH PACHAN

2000 FIRST TEAMERIN RUMMENSKRISTA EARP

2000 SECOND TEAMRAEGIN EYREHOLLY JONES

1999 SECOND TEAMREBEKAH BREECHRAEGIN EYREERIN RUMMENS

1998 FIRST TEAMHOLLY JONES

1998 SECOND TEAMRAEGIN EYREERIN RUMMENS

1997 FIRST TEAMRAEGIN EYREERIN RUMMENS

Current Players in Bold

1997 Season Coach: Tracy CusterOverall: 3-12-0 *Big Sky: 1-4-0/(T5th)H: 2-2-0 A: 1-9-0 N: 0-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/29 at Weber State L, 4-28/30 at Utah State W, 3-29/6 at Pacific L, 5-19/7 at Fresno State L, 4-3 (OT)9/10 GRAND CANYON W, 5-29/19 at Oral Roberts L, 6-19/21 at SW Missouri State L, 4-19/26 at Utah L, 4-010/3 at Texas-El Paso~ L, 3-010/4 Gonzaga~ L, 2-010/17 at Portland State* L, 2-010/19 at Sacramento St.* L, 2-010/24 CS NORTHRIDGE* W, 7-6 (2OT)10/31 MONTANA* L, 4-011/2 WEBER STATE* L, 5-0~Miner Soccer Classic (El Paso, Texas)

1998 Season Coach: Tracy CusterOverall: 8-11-0 *Big Sky: 4-3-0/(3rd)H: 5-3-0 A: 1-6-0 N: 2-2-0

Date Opponent Result9/1 ARIZONA STATE L, 5-19/5 UC Santa Barbara~ W, 3-2 (2OT)9/7 at Loyola Marymount L, 4-29/11 at New Mexico! L, 2-19/13 South Alabama! L, 2-19/18 UTAH STATE W, 3-2 (OT) 9/20 BOISE STATE W, 2-19/26 Denver# W, 3-19/28 at Arizona L, 4-210/2 UTAH L, 4-010/9 SACRAMENTO ST.* W, 3-010/11 PORTLAND STATE* W, 3-010/16 at Eastern Washington* L, 2-010/18 at Montana* L, 7-010/22 at Idaho State* L, 2-1 (OT) 10/24 at Weber State* W, 2-010/30 CS NORTHRIDGE* W, 2-111/1 KENT L, 1-011/5 Montana% L, 2-0~Played in Los Angeles, Calif.!Bank of America Showcase (Albuquerque, N.M.)#Played in Tucson, Ariz.%Big Sky Championship (Ogden, Utah)

1999 Season Coach: Tracy CusterOverall: 7-11-0 *Big Sky: 4-3-0/(T3rd)H: 3-6-0 A: 3-4-0 N: 1-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/27 ARIZONA L, 4-19/3 NEW MEXICO L, 2-1 (OT) 9/10 vs. Georgia State~ L, 1-09/12 at Kent L, 2-1 (OT) 9/19 UNLV W, 2-09/26 (21) IOWA STATE L, 3-2 (OT) 9/29 at Arizona State L, 1-0 (OT) 10/3 PEPPERDINE L, 2-110/8 at Boise State W, 2-110/10 at CS Northridge* W, 3-010/15 at Sacramento St.* L, 2-010/17 at Portland State* W, 1-010/22 EASTERN WASHINGTON* W, 3-010/24 MONTANA* L, 4-110/29 IDAHO STATE* W, 2-110/31 WEBER STATE* L, 2-011/4 Weber State% W, 2-011/7 at Montana% L, 2-0~Played in Kent, Ohio%Big Sky Championship (Missoula, Mont.)

2000 Season Coach: Tracy CusterOverall: 7-14-0 *Big Sky: 4-3-0/(T3rd)H: 3-2-0 A: 1-11-0 N: 3-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/25 ARIZONA STATE L, 3-08/27 at New Mexico L, 2-1 (2OT) 8/28 Southwest Texas~ W, 2-09/1 at Hawai’i L, 2-19/2 Oregon State! L, 5-29/8 at UC Santa Barbara L, 2-19/10 at Pepperdine L, 3-09/12 SACRAMENTO ST.* W, 2-09/17 EASTERN MICHIGAN L, 2-19/20 CS NORTHRIDGE* W, 2-19/22 at Mississippi L, 5-19/24 at Alabama L, 3-19/30 at Arizona L, 1-010/1 Long Island# W, 3-2 (OT) 10/5 at Idaho State* L, 3-1

10/7 at Weber State* L, 5-210/15 PORTLAND STATE* W, 5-010/20 at Eastern Washington* W, 3-010/22 at Montana* L, 7-010/26 Idaho State% W, 1-010/28 at Montana% L, 1-0~Played in Albuquerque, N.M.!Played in Waipahu, Hawaii#Played in Tucson, Ariz.%Big Sky Championship (Missoula, Mont.)

2001 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 6-10-2 *Big Sky: 1-4-1/(6th)H: 3-5-1 A: 2-4-0 N: 1-1-1

Date Opponent Result8/31 SOUTHERN UTAH W, 3-19/7 vs. Cal State Fullerton~ W, 2-19/9 at UC Irvine L, 1-09/15 OKLAHOMA L, 3-09/21 at Southern Utah W, 3-09/23 MISSISSIPPI L, 1-09/26 UCSB L, 1-09/28 vs. Utah State! L, 3-29/30 vs. Cal Poly! T, 0-0 (2OT)10/4 at Arizona State W, 1-010/6 UNLV L, 1-010/13 at Sacramento State* L, 2-110/19 IDAHO STATE* T, 2-2 (2OT)10/21 WEBER STATE* L, 1-010/26 at Eastern Washington* L, 3-110/28 at Montana* L, 5-111/2 PORTLAND STATE* W, 3-011/4 NEW MEXICO W, 4-1~Played in Irvine, Calif.!Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

2002 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 5-13-0 *Big Sky: 2-4-0/(5th)H: 4-4-0 A: 0-8-0 N: 1-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/30 at Western Michigan L, 1-09/1 vs. Central Michigan~ W, 2-09/6 vs. UTEP! L, 7-39/8 at New Mexico L, 4-29/15 BAYLOR L, 2-09/20 UNLV L, 3-29/22 WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 5-29/27 SOUTHERN UTAH W, 1-09/29 UTAH STATE L, 3-010/4 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 3-210/6 at Arizona State L, 4-110/11 at Colorado College L, 3-110/13 at Colorado L, 2-110/17 at Weber State* L, 3-2 (OT)10/19 at Idaho State* L, 1-010/25 MONTANA* W, 3-210/27 EASTERN WASHINGTON* L, 2-111/3/ at Portland State* L, 5-1~Played in Kalamazoo, Mich.!Played in Albuquerque, N.M.

2003 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 7-9-3 *Big Sky: 4-2-0 (3rd)H: 4-4-1 A: 3-4-2 N: 0-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/29 IDAHO T, 2-2 (OT)8/31 UC RIVERSIDE W, 4-19/5 at Nevada L, 2-19/7 ALABAMA L, 1-09/12 SAN DIEGO L, 3-09/14 ARIZONA L, 2-19/21 at UNLV T, 0-0 (2OT)9/26 BOISE STATE T, 1-1 (2OT)9/28 at Utah State L, 1-010/3 at Valparaiso W, 5-110/4 at Southern Utah W, 4-010/12 DENVER L, 2-110/17 at Sacramento State* W, 2-110/19 PORTLAND STATE* W, 2-1 (OT)10/24 MONTANA* W, 2-110/26 E. WASHINGTON* W, 2-010/30 at Idaho State* L, 4-111/1 at Weber State* L, 1-0 (OT)11/6 at Idaho State* L, 1-0%%Big Sky Championship (Ogden, Utah)

2004 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 5-11-2 *Big Sky: 2-4-0 (5th)H: 5-5-1 A: 0-5-1 N: 0-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/27 UTAH VALLEY STATE T, 0-0 (2OT)9/3 at UNLV L, 1-0 (2OT)9/5 vs. Kent State# L, 2-1

9/10 ILLINOIS STATE W, 1-09/12 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN W, 4-09/17 at Arizona L, 4-09/19 WESTERN ILLINOIS W, 1-0 (OT)9/24 NEVADA L, 2-110/1 COLORADO COLLEGE L, 4-110/3 NEW MEXICO L, 1-010/8 at Denver T, 1-1 (2OT)10/10 at Wyoming L, 4-010/15 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 2-010/17 at Portland State* L, 2-010/22 at Eastern Washington* L, 1-010/24 at Montana* L, 1-010/29 WEBER STATE* L, 1-0 (OT)10/31 IDAHO STATE* W, 1-0 (OT)#Played in Las Vegas, Nev.

2005 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 10-11-0 *Big Sky: 4-2-0 (3rd)H: 6-3-0 A: 2-7-0 N: 2-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/26 SAN DIEGO L, 3-08/28 SAN DIEGO STATE L, 2-19/2 vs. Bowling Green State~ L, 2-19/4 vs. UC Davis~ L, 2-19/7 at Southern Utah W, 1-09/9 vs. Loyola-Chicago# L, 2-19/11 vs. St. Bonaventure# W, 2-09/16 BOISE STATE L, 1-09/18 vs. Nevada~ W, 3-19/25 UC RIVERSIDE L, 2-19/30 vs. Creighton# L, 6-310/2 vs. Utah Valley State# W, 4-010/7 at Montana* W, 2-010/9 at E. Washington* W, 2-110/16 SACRAMENTO ST.* L, 2-1 (OT)10/21 at Portland State* W, 1-010/23 at Northern Colorado W, 3-010/27 WEBER STATE* L, 4-110/29 IDAHO STATE* W, 2-111/3 vs. Sacramento State% W, 2-111/5 WEBER STATE% L, 4-1~ Played in Boise, Idaho# Played in Las Vegas, Nev.%Big Sky Conference Championship


Date Opponent Result8/25 at CS-Northridge L, 3-09/1 BALL STATE W, 2-19/3 TOLEDO W, 2-19/8 at Indiana L, 1-09/10 vs. Rhode Island~ L, 3-09/12 HAWAII L, 2-19/15 TENNESSEE-MARTIN W, 1-09/17 TEXAS STATE W, 4-29/24 PORTLAND L, 4-09/29 vs. Nevada# L, 3-010/1 vs. St. Mary’s# W, 1-010/6 at Montana* L, 4-010/8 at Eastern Washington W, 3-110/13 IDAHO STATE* L, 2-1 (OT)10/15 WEBER STATE* T, 1-1 (2 OT)10/20 at Portland State* L, 3-110/22 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 1-010/28 NORTHERN COLORADO* L, 2-1~ Played in Bloomington, Ind.# Played in Albuquerque, N.M.


Date Opponent Result~8/31 TEMPLE T, 0-0 (2 OT)9/2 LAMAR W, 7-09/7 LIBERTY W, 1-09/9 UTAH STATE W, 1-0 (2OT)9/14 SAN JOSE ST T, 0-0 (2 OT)9/16 WISCONSIN L, 1-09/21 at Utah Valley State W, 2-09/23 at Southern UT T, 0-0 (2 OT)9/28 EMBRY-RIDDLE W, 3-09/30 NEW MEXICO L, 1-010/5 vs. Nevada# L, 3-010/6 at Boise State T, 0-0 (2 OT)10/12 MONTANA* L, 2-010/14 E. WASHINGTON* W, 3-210/18 at Idaho State* T, 0-0 (2 OT)10/20 at Weber State* L, 2-010/26 PORTLAND STATE* W, 3-010/28 at Sacramento State* L, 2-011/3 at Northern Colorado* L, 1-0

# Played in Boise, Idaho~ Set NCAA Division I Women’s Soccerrecord for 0-0 ties in a season (5)

BIG SKY TOURNAMENT CHAMPION2008 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 12-7-3 *Big Sky: 4-1-2 (2nd)H: 8-3-0 A: 3-3-3 N: 1-1-0

Date Opponent Result8/22 ARIZONA STATE L, 4-28/24 at New Mexico T, 1-1 (2OT)8/29 at UC Irvine L, 1-08/31 at Embry-Riddle W, 9-19/5 SOUTHERN UTAH W, 1-09/7 TCU L, 1-09/12 at No. 6 Portland L, 7-09/14 vs. Washington# L, 3-19/19 VMI W, 3-19/21 UL MONROE W, 5-29/26 CENTRAL ARKANSAS W, 5-09/28 UTAH VALLEY W, 3-110/10 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 2-010/12 at Portland State* T, 0-0 (2OT)10/17 WEBER STATE* L, 1-010/19 IDAHO STATE* W, 1-010/24 at E. Washington* W, 1-010/26 at Montana* T, 1-1 (2OT)10/31 N. COLORADO* W, 2-111/6 vs. Portland State^ W, 1-011/8 at Weber State^ W, 2-111/14 at No. 2 Portland$ L, 6-1# Played in Portland, Ore.^ Big Sky Championship (Ogden, Utah)$ Women’s College Cup

BIG SKY TOURNAMENT CHAMPION2009 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 10-9-2 *Big Sky: 4-3-0 (4th)H: 6-2-1 A: 3-7-1 N: 1-0-0

Date Opponent Result8/21 at Utah State L, 2-08/23 at Southern Utah W, 2-08/28 ARIZONA T, 2-2 (2OT)8/30 at Loyola Marymount L, 3-09/4 OAKLAND L, 1-09/6 IOWA L, 4-19/9 EMBRY-RIDDLE W, 3-19/12 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 2-19/18 MURRAY STATE W, 4-09/25 at New Mexico W, 2-19/27 at Arizona State L, 4-010/9 at Sacramento State* L, 2-110/11 PORTLAND STATE* W, 1-010/15 at Idaho State* L, 4-210/17 at Weber State* W, 3-010/23 MONTANA* W, 2-1 (OT)10/25 E. WASHINGTON* W, 4-210/30 at Northern Colorado* L, 4-011/6 at Portland State^ T, 1-1 (4-3 PK)11/8 vs. Idaho State^ W, 4-011/12 at No. 1 Stanford$ L, 2-0^ Big Sky Championship (Portland, Ore.)$ Women’s College Cup

BIG SKY REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION2010 Season Coach: Andre LucianoOverall: 12-4-3 *Big Sky: 6-0-1(1st)H: 9-2-0 A: 2-2-3 N: 1-0-0

Date Opponent Result8/20 ARIZONA L, 4-38/22 at UTEP L, 1-09/3 at Arizona T, 1-1 (2OT)9/5 at New Mexico St T, 1-1 (2OT)9/10 vs. CS Fullerton# W, 3-29/12 at USC L, 3-19/17 AIR FORCE W, 1-09/18 SOUTHERN UTAH W, 3-09/26 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W, 2-010/1 SAN FRANCISCO W, 1-010/7 at Idaho State* T, 0-010/9 at Weber State* W, 2-010/15 SACRAMENTO STATE* W, 3-210/17 PORTLAND STATE* W, 2-010/22 MONTANA* W, 5-010/24 at E. Washington* W, 2-1 (OT)10/29 N. COLORADO* W, 1-011/5 N. COLORADO^ W, 1-011/7 SACRAMENTO STATE^ L, 1-0# Played in Los Angeles, Calif.^Big Sky Championship (Flagstaff, Ariz.)

* Denotes all Big Sky games

Air Force (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/17/10..........................W, 1-0..............Home

Alabama (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/24/00 ............................L, 3-1 ..............Away9/7/03 ..............................L, 1-0 ..............Home

Arizona (0-5-2)Date Result Location9/1/98 ..............................L, 4-2 ..............Away8/27/99 ..............................L, 4-1 ..............Home9/30/00 ..............................L, 1-0 ..............Away9/14/03 ..............................L, 2-1 ..............Home9/17/04 ..............................L, 4-0 ..............Away8/28/09 ................................T, 2-2 ..............Home9/3/10 ................................T, 1-1 ..............Away

Arizona State (1-7-0)Date Result Location9/1/98 ..................................L, 5-1 ..............Home9/29/99 ............................L, 1-0 (ot)............Away8/25/00 ..................................L, 3-0 ..............Home10/4/01 ................................W, 1-0 ..............Away10/6/02 ..................................L, 4-1 ..............Away8/22/08 ..................................L, 4-2 ..............Home9/27/09 ..................................L, 4-0 ..............Away8/20/10 ..................................L, 4-3 ..............Home

Ball State (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/1/06 ....................................W, 2-1..............Home

Baylor (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/15/02 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Home

Boise State (2-1-2)Date Result Location9/20/98....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/8/99 ....................................W, 2-1 ..............Away9/26/03......................................T, 1-1 ..............Away9/16/05......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/6/07 ......................................T, 0-0 ..............Away

Bowling Green (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/2/05 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Home

Cal Poly (0-0-1)Date Site Result9/30/01 ......................................T, 0-0 ............Neutral

CS Fullerton (2-0-0)Date Result Location9/7/01 ........................................W, 2-1 ............Neutral9/10/10 ....................................W, 3-2 ............Neutral

CS Northridge (4-1-0)Date Result Location10/24/97 ................................W, 7-6 (ot) ..........Home10/30/98....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/10/99 ..................................W, 3-0 ..............Away9/20/00......................................W, 2-1..............Home8/25/06........................................L, 3-0 ..............Away

Central Arkansas (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/26/08 ......................................W, 5-0..............Home

Central Michigan (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/1/02 ......................................W, 2-0 ..............Away

Charleston Southern (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/12/04 ....................................W, 4-0..............Home

Colorado (0-1-0)Date Result Location10/13/02....................................L, 2-1 ..............Away

Colorado College (0-2-0)Date Result Location10/11/02 ..................................L, 3-1 ..............Away10/1/04 ....................................L, 4-1 ..............Home

Creighton (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/30/05 ....................................L, 6-3 ............Neutral

Denver (1-1-1)Date Result Location9/26/98 ..................................W, 3-1 ..............Away10/12/03 ................................L, 2-1 ..............Home10/8/04 ....................................T, 1-1 ............Neutral

Eastern Michigan (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/17/00 ..................................L, 2-1 ..............Home

Eastern Washington (9-4-0)Date Result Location10/16/98................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/22/99 ..............................W, 3-0..............Home10/20/00 ..............................W, 3-0 ..............Away10/26/01 ..............................L, 3-1 ..............Away10/27/02 ..............................L, 2-1 ..............Home10/26/03 ..............................W, 2-0..............Home10/22/04 ..............................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/9/05 ..............................W, 2-1..............Home10/8/06 ..............................W, 3-1 ..............Away10/14/07 ............................W, 3-2..............Home10/24/08 ............................W, 1-0 ..............Away10/25/09 ............................W, 4-2..............Home10/24/10 ........................W, 2-1 (ot) ..........Road

Embry-Riddle (3-0-0)Date Result Location9/28/07 ............................W, 3-0..............Home8/31/08 ............................W, 9-1 ..............Away9/9/09..............................W, 3-1..............Home

Fresno State (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/7/97 ..........................L, 4-3 (ot)............Away

Georgia State (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/10/99 ........................L, 1-0 ............Neutral

Gonzaga (0-1-0)Date Result Location10/4/97 ......................................L, 2-0 ............Neutral

Grand Canyon (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/10/97......................................W, 5-2..............Home

Hawaii (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/1/00 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Away9/12/06 ..................................L, 2-1 (ot) ..........Home

Idaho (0-0-1) Date Result Location8/29/03 ......................................T, 2-2 ..............Home

Idaho State (6-7-3)Date Result Location10/22/98 ................................L, 2-1 (ot)............Away10/29/99....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/6/00 ......................................L, 3-1 ..............Away10/26/00 ....................................W, 1-0 ............Neutral10/19/01 ....................................T, 2-2 ..............Home10/19/02 ....................................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/30/03 ....................................L, 4-1 ..............Away11/6/06 ......................................L, 1-0 ............Neutral10/31/04 ................................W, 1-0 (ot) ..........Home10/29/05....................................W, 2-1 ..............Away10/13/06 ................................L, 2-1 (ot) ..........Home10/18/07 ....................................T, 0-0 ..............Away10/19/08....................................W, 1-0..............Home10/15/09 ....................................L, 4-2 ..............Away11/8/09 ......................................W, 4-0 ............Neutral10/7/10 ......................................T, 0-0 ..............Away

Illinois State (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/10/04......................................W, 1-0..............Home

Indiana (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/8/06 ........................................L, 1-0 ..............Away

Iowa (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/26/99 ......................................L, 4-1 ..............Home

Iowa State (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/26/99....................................L, 3-2 (ot) ..........Home

Kent State (0-3-0)Date Result Location11/1/98 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home9/12/99 ..................................L, 2-1 (ot) ..........Away9/5/04 ........................................L, 2-1 ............Neutral

Lamar (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/2/07........................................W, 7-0..............Home

Liberty (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/7/07 ........................................W, 1-0..............Home

Long Island (1-0-0)Date Result Location10/1/00 ..................................W, 3-2 (ot) ........Neutral

UL Monroe (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/21/08......................................W, 5-2..............Home

Loyola Chicago (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/9/05 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Home

Loyola Marymount (1-2-0)Date Result Location9/7/98 ........................................L, 4-2 ..............Away8/30/09 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Away9/26/10 ......................................W, 2-0..............Home

Mississippi (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/22/00 ......................................L, 5-1 ..............Away9/23/01 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home

Montana (5-11-1)Date Result Location10/31/97 ....................................L, 4-0 ..............Home10/18/98 ....................................L, 7-0 ..............Away11/5/98 ......................................L, 2-0 ............Neutral10/24/99 ....................................L, 4-1 ..............Home11/7/99 ......................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/22/00 ....................................L, 7-0 ..............Away10/28/00 ....................................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/28/01 ....................................L, 5-1 ..............Away10/25/02 ....................................W, 3-2..............Home10/24/03 ....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/24/04 ....................................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/7/05 ......................................W, 2-0..............Home10/6/06 ......................................L, 4-0 ..............Home10/12/07 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Home10/26/08 ....................................T, 1-1 ..............Away10/23/09 ................................W, 2-1 (ot) ..........Home10/22/10....................................W, 5-0..............Home

Murray State (1-0-0) Date Result Location9/18/09 ......................................W, 4-0..............Home

Nevada (1-4-0) Date Result Location9/5/03 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Away9/24/04 ......................................L, 2-1 ..............Home9/18/05 ......................................W, 3-1 ............Neutral9/29/06 ......................................L, 3-0 ............Neutral10/5/07 ......................................L, 3-0 ............Neutral

UNLV (1-3-1)Date Result Location9/19/99......................................W, 2-0..............Home10/6/01 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home9/20/02 ......................................L, 3-2 ..............Home9/21/03 ......................................T, 0-0 ..............Away9/3/04 ....................................L, 1-0 (ot)............Away

New Mexico (2-6-1)Date Result Location9/11/98 ......................................L, 2-1 ..............Away9/3/99 ....................................L, 2-1 (ot) ..........Home

8/27/00 ....................................L, 2-1 (ot)............Away11/4/01 ......................................W, 4-1..............Home9/8/02 ........................................L, 4-2 ..............Away10/3/04 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home9/30/07 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home8/24/08........................................T, 1-1 ..............Away9/25/09 ......................................W, 2-1 ..............Away

New Mexico State (1-0-1)Date Result Location9/12/09......................................W, 3-1..............Home9/5/10 ........................................T, 2-2 ..............Away

Northern Colorado (4-3-0)Date Result Location10/23/05....................................W, 3-0..............Home10/28/06 ....................................L, 2-1 ..............Home11/3/07 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away10/31/08....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/30/09 ....................................L, 4-0 ..............Away10/29/10....................................W, 1-0..............Home11/5/10 ......................................W, 1-0..............Home

Oklahoma (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/15/01 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Home

Oakland (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/4/09 ........................................L, 1-0 ..............Home

Oral Roberts (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/19/97 ......................................L, 6-1 ..............Away

Oregon State (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/2/00 ........................................L, 5-2 ............Neutral

Pacific (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/6/97 ........................................L, 5-1 ..............Away

Pepperdine (0-2-0)Date Result Location10/3/99 ......................................L, 2-1 ..............Home9/10/00 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Away

Portland (0-3-0)Date Result Location9/24/06 ......................................L, 4-0 ..............Home9/12/08 ......................................L, 7-0 ..............Away11/14/08 ....................................L, 6-1 ..............Away

Portland State (10-4-2)Date Result Location10/17/97 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/11/98....................................W, 3-0..............Home10/17/99 ....................................W, 1-0 ..............Away10/15/00 ....................................W, 5-0..............Home11/2/01......................................W, 3-0..............Home11/3/02 ......................................L, 5-1 ..............Away10/19/03....................................W, 2-1..............Home10/17/04 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/21/05....................................W, 1-0..............Home10/20/06 ....................................L, 3-1 ..............Away10/26/07 ....................................W, 3-0..............Home10/12/08 ....................................T, 0-0 ..............Away11/6/08 ......................................W, 1-0 ............Neutral10/11/09....................................W, 1-0..............Home11/6/09 ................................T, 1-1 (4-3 PK) ........Away10/17/10 ....................................W, 2-0..............Home

Rhode Island (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/10/06 ......................................L, 3-0 ............Neutral

Sacramento State (10-6-0)Date Result Location10/19/97 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/9/98......................................W, 3-0..............Home10/15/99 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away9/15/00 ......................................W, 2-0..............Home10/13/01....................................L, 2-1 ..............Away10/4/02 ......................................W, 3-2..............Home10/17/03 ....................................W, 2-1 ..............Away10/15/04 ....................................W, 2-0..............Home10/16/05..................................L, 2-1 (ot)............Away11/3/05 ......................................W, 2-1 ............Neutral10/22/06....................................W, 1-0..............Home10/28/07 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/10/08....................................W, 2-0..............Home10/9/09 ......................................L, 2-1 ..............Away10/15/10 ....................................W, 3-2..............Home11/7/10 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home

San Diego (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/12/03 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Home8/26/05........................................L, 3-0 ..............Away

San Diego State (0-1-0)Date Result Location8/28/05........................................L, 2-1 ..............Away

San Francisco (1-0-0)Date Result Location10/1/10......................................W, 1-0..............Home

San Jose State (0-0-1)Date Result Location9/14/07 ......................................T, 0-0 ..............Home

South Alabama (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/13/98 ......................................L, 2-1 ............Neutral

Southern Utah (8-0-1)Date Result Location8/31/01 ......................................W, 3-1..............Home9/21/01......................................W, 3-0 ..............Away9/27/02 ......................................W, 1-0..............Home10/4/03 ......................................W, 4-0 ..............Away9/7/05 ........................................W, 1-0..............Home9/23/07 ......................................T, 2-2 ............Neutral9/5/08 ........................................W, 1-0..............Home8/23/09 ......................................W, 2-0 ..............Away9/18/10 ......................................W, 3-0..............Home

St. Bonaventure(1-0-0)Date Result Location9/11/05......................................W, 2-0..............Home

St. Mary’s (CA) (1-0-0)Date Result Location10/1/06......................................W, 1-0 ............Neutral

Stanford (0-1-0)Date Result Location11/12/09 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away

SW Missouri State (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/21/97 ......................................L, 4-1 ..............Away

Temple (0-0-1)Date Result Location8/31/07 ......................................T, 0-0 ..............Home

Tennessee-Martin (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/15/06 ......................................W, 1-0..............Home

TCU (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/7/08 ........................................L, 1-0 ..............Home

Texas State (2-0-0)Date Result Location8/28/00 ......................................W, 2-0 ............Neutral9/17/06 ......................................W, 4-2..............Home

Toledo (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/3/06 ........................................W, 2-1..............Home

UTEP (0-3-0)Date Result Location10/3/97 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Away9/6/02 ........................................L, 7-3 ............Neutral8/22/10 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away

UC Davis (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/4/05 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Home

UC Irvine (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/9/01 ........................................L, 1-0 ..............Away8/29/08 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away

UC Santa Barbara (1-2-0)Date Result Location9/5/98 ....................................W, 3-2 (ot) ........Neutral9/8/00 ........................................L, 2-1 ..............Away9/26/01 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Home

UC Riverside (1-1-0) Date Result Location8/31/03 ......................................W, 4-1..............Home9/25/05 ......................................L, 2-1 ..............Away

USC (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/12/10....................................L, 3-1 ..............Away

Utah (0-2-0)Date Result Location9/26/97 ......................................L, 4-0 ..............Away10/2/98 ......................................L, 4-0 ..............Home

Utah State (3-4-0)Date Result Location8/30/97 ......................................W, 3-2 ..............Away9/18/98 ..................................W, 3-2 (ot) ..........Home9/28/01 ......................................L, 3-2 ............Neutral9/29/02 ......................................L, 3-0 ..............Home9/28/03 ......................................L, 1-0 ............Neutral9/9/07 ....................................W, 1-0 (ot) ..........Home8/21/09 ......................................L, 2-0 ..............Away

Utah Valley (2-1-1)Date Result Location8/27/04 ........................................T, 0-0 ..............Home10/2/05......................................W, 4-0 ............Neutral9/21/07......................................W, 2-0 ..............Away9/28/08 ......................................W, 3-1..............Home

Valparaiso (1-0-0) Date Result Location10/3/03......................................W, 5-1 ............Neutral

VMI (1-0-0)Date Result Location9/19/08......................................W, 3-1..............Home

Washington (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/14/08 ......................................L, 3-1 ............Neutral

Weber State (5-11-1)Date Result Location8/29/97 ......................................L, 4-2 ..............Away11/2/97 ......................................L, 5-0 ..............Home10/24/98 ....................................W, 2-0 ..............Away10/31/99 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Home11/4/99 ......................................W, 2-0 ............Neutral10/8/00 ......................................L, 5-2 ..............Away10/21/01 ....................................L, 1-0 ..............Home10/17/02..................................L, 3-2 (ot)............Away10/29/04 ................................L, 1-0 (ot) ..........Home10/27/05 ....................................L, 4-1 ..............Away11/5/05 ......................................L, 4-1 ..............Away10/15/06 ....................................T, 1-1 ..............Home10/20/07 ....................................L, 2-0 ..............Away10/17/08 ....................................L, 1-0 ..............Home11/6/08 ......................................W, 2-1 ..............Away10/17/09 ....................................W, 3-0 ..............Away10/9/10......................................W, 2-0 ..............Away

Western Illinois (2-0-0)Date Result Location9/22/02......................................W, 5-2..............Home9/19/04 ..................................W, 1-0 (ot) ..........Home

Western Michigan (0-1-0)Date Result Location8/30/02 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away

Wisconsin (0-1-0)Date Result Location9/16/07 ......................................L, 1-0 ..............Away

Wyoming (0-1-0)Date Result Location10/10/04 ....................................L, 4-0 ..............Away

AlaskaBarlett High School................................................................................Mindy Hertzog (1997)Dimond High School ........................................................................Carolyn Savage (2007-10)Juneau Douglas High School ....................................................................Sarah Tarver (2011-Robert Service High School ..............................................................Stefanie Smith (2002-05)

ArizonaBellmont Abbey ................................................................................Megan Green (2005-06)Cactus High School ............................................................................Lindsey Carey (2003-06)..............................................................................................................Jen Delgado (2000-01)......................................................................................................................Jean Doss (2001)................................................................................................................Krista Earp (1997-00)............................................................................................................Emily Homan (2000-03)................................................................................................................Brean Hughes (2002)Canyon Del Oro High School ..............................................................Kendra Teesdale (2009-Catalina Foothills High School ..............................................................Sam Monahan (2008-................................................................................................................Tai Powers (2004-07)Cave Creek Cactus Shadows........................................................Autumn Cummins (1997-98)Coconino High School..............................................................................Katie Conway (2002)..........................................................................................................Raven Murray (2003-04)

Corona Del Sol High School ................................................................Kaitlin Baum (2005-06)................................................................................................................Noel Guevara (2008-..........................................................................................................Chelsea Bednarz (2010-

Deer Valley High School ......................................................................Kelly Flowers (1997-00)Desert Mountain High School ..............................................................Julie Martin (2004-05)Desert Vista High School ....................................................................Tara Cozzetto (2005-07)................................................................................................................Kara Miller (2007-08)Dobson High School ..............................................................................Deanna Celaya (2002)Flagstaff High School ................................................................Amanda Butterfield (2000-03)......................................................................................................Kristyn Ellsworth (2000-01)............................................................................................................Sarah Vallen (2006-08)....................................................................................................Rebekah Schmidt (2007-10)

........................................................................................................Natasha Slaughter (2008-

..............................................................................................................Kathryn Wertz (2008-..............................................................................................................Diane Buzzard (2011-

Flowing Wells High School ............................................................Christina Loyash (2003-06)Gilbert High School......................................................................................Joy Alvarez (2002)..............................................................................................................Laura Johnson (2009-

Highland High School............................................................................Megan Jerome (2011-Horizon High School ................................................................Gianara Campasano (2006-09)Ironwood High School ..........................................................................Adria Barchi (2001-02)......................................................................................................Breann Suddock (2000-01)

Marcos De Niza High School ........................................................Kristi Andreassen (2007-10)Mesquite High School ........................................................................Jordan Bergeson (2011-Moon Valley High School ..................................................................Jennifer Cheaney (2001)Mountain Pointe High School ..........................................................Sabrina Herron (2001-02)Mountain Ridge High School ..................................................................Andrea Hines (2000)................................................................................................................Carley Levake (2002)............................................................................................................Karla Rogers (2001-04)

Mountain View High School ....................................................................Tori Howe (2007-10)Paradise Valley High School ..................................................................Kelly Gayer (2001-02)

..........................................................................................................Nadia Masnyj (2001-02)....................................................................................................Kimberly Morrow (2002-05)......................................................................................................Crystal Vankilsdonk (2001)

............................................................................................................Ally Cwiekowski (2008-Pinnacle High School ..............................................................................Anna Clark (2007-10)........................................................................................................Jessica Kettelkamp (2010-

..........................................................................................................Kristin Donati (2005-06)Prescott High School ....................................................................Cee Cee Odorfer (2004-08)....................................................................................................Megan Robertson (2002-04)

Sabino High School ..............................................................................Brandy Carr (2007-10)..............................................................................................................Lacey Ginsberg (1997)................................................................................................................Annie Turner (2004)

Sahuaro High School ............................................................................Chanice Kittrell (2008)Salpointe Catholic High School ........................................................Stacy Adelman (1997-99)................................................................................................................Julie Olsen (1997-98)Scottsdale Horizon High School ..............................................................Erin Quinn (1997-99)Tempe Corona del Sol High School ..............................................Julie Toppenberg (1997-99)Tempe High School ............................................................................Danielle Wile (1997-99)

CaliforniaAmador Valley High School ................................................................Alana D’Onofrio (2010-Buena High School ............................................................................Katie Maxwell (1998-01)................................................................................................................Angela Strong (1997)Chaparral High School............................................................................Kori Moore (2001-02)Chatsworth High School ......................................................................Lauren Weaver (2010-Crescenta Valley High School ........................................................Shannon Moffat (2000-03)Dana Hills High School ............................................................................Kelly Whelan (2011-Edison High School..............................................................................Brenna Boies (2007-10)..........................................................................................................Corie McGuire (2007-10)El Molino High School ........................................................................Jenny Craighead (1999)El Toro High School ....................................................................................Malia Tano (2011-Escondido High School ............................................................................Georgia Foltz (2008-..................................................................................................................Shelby Foltz (2010-

Irvine High School ............................................................................Erin Rummens (1997-00)La Costa Canyon High School..................................................................Lindsay Olsen (2011-Los Alamitos High School ........................................................................Tori Rocke (2007-10)Los Gatos High School................................................................................Kelly Lumby (1997)Moorpark High School ..................................................................Kaitlyn Manakas (2003-06)Pacifica Christian High School ................................................................Dana Williams (2010)Palm Desert High School ............................................................Sarah Neatherton (2006-09)San Pasqual High School ..................................................................Shawnee Morgan (2010-Santa Margarita Catholic High School ........................................................Emily Roth (2011-Torrey Pines High School..........................................................................Mary Harrah (2011-Trabuco Hills High School ........................................................Katie Tribbey (2008-09, 2011-Ukiah High School ............................................................................Marta Costello (2000-01)Ursuline High School ....................................................................................Tami Lupo (1997)University High School ..................................................................Darin Kleinsmith (2005-06)Ventura High School ..............................................................................Sarah Costello (2001)

Walnut High School.........................................................................Karri Currier (2007)Woodbridge High School.......................................................Casey Cristiano (2004-06)...............................................................................................Sierra Cristiano (2002-03)

CanadaDr. G.W. Williams............................................................................Nicole Currie (2006)Sir Wilfrid Laurier....................................................................... Penny Short (2006-09)ColoradoChatfield High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lindsey O’Dell (2000-01)N/A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Michelle Harr (1997)

HawaiiJB Castle High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lindsey Watanabe (2006)Mid-Pacific Institute . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Miya Quinn (2007-08)

IdahoBishop Kelly High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Danielle Weissbeck (1997-00)Boise High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Julie Allen (2003) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Trina Green (1997-00)

Sandpoint High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kylie France (2005-06) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jesyca Rosholt (2003-04) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tori Smith (2006)

IllinoisLincoln-Way East High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lauren Zallis (2008-Nequa Valley High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ashley Marrapode (2008-

KansasBishop Miege High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kate Soetaert (1998-99)St. Thomas Aquinas High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Danielle DeGuerre (1999-01)

MarylandMercy High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jordan Stenger (2010-

MassachusettsHopkington High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jessika Scogland (2001-02)

MissouriFrancis Howell North High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Andrea Berra (2002-05)

NevadaBishop Gorman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tschana Breslin (2002-05)Bonanza High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kayla Bauder (2005-08) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Emily Bonabian (2003-04)

Centennial High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dani Davis (2004-06)Foothill High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lisa Van Gorder (2003)Green Valley High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Liz Winkelblech (2004-07)Reno High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Anna Shoolroy (1997-98)Silverado High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Karla Lee (2004-07)

New MexicoEldorado High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Danielle Macawile (1999)Las Cruces High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gina Duttle (2002)Los Alamos High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ethi Ethridge (2008-

OhioAnderson High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Angie Reed (1998-99)Glen Este High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Holly Jones (1998-01)Jackson High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sarah Pachan (1998-01)McNicholas High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Erin Beckman (1998-01)Turpin High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rebekah Breech (1997-99)

OregonBeaverton High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lauryn Duggan (2000-01)Bend High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lauren Solodky (2000-02)Clackamas High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Shelby Gould (2002-05)Cleveland High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Olivia Ashton (2008)South Eugene High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jen Clark (2002-04)St. Mary’s Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Elinor Priest (2011-Sunset High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Elizabeth Hosler (2004-06)Tualatin High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lauren Butz (2009-10)U.S. Grant High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Heather Lindahl (1997)

South DakotaSpearfish High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jordan Post (2011-

TexasA&M Consolidated High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jen Painter (2007-2008)

UtahBrighton High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sarah Czaja (1997)Juan Diego Catholic School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kara Vitacca (2006-09)Northridge High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Rebecca Berry (2010)Olympus High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Madeline Malmquist (2010)Saint Joseph High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jennifer Beaudoin (2009-

WashingtonBellarmine Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Carin Larkin (2001-04)Eatonville High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jenna Samora (2008-Gig Harbor High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Emily Swanes (2002)Walla Walla High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Brandy Johnson (2002-03)

WisconsinNathan Hale High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Alison Cefalu (2000-01)

WyomingCampbell County High School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Raegin Eyre (1997-00)

The Big Sky Conference enters its 49th year of athleticcompetition in 2011-12. The Big Sky is an NCAADivision I member in all sports, with member institu-tions classified in the Football ChampionshipSubdivision (formally I-AA). For the sixth and final year,the Big Sky is a nine-team league.

The current lineup includes Eastern Washington, IdahoState, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona,Northern Colorado, Portland State, Sacramento Stateand Weber State. Northern Colorado is the newest mem-ber of the league, having joined the conference in 2006.

The Big Sky will expand to an 11-team league with 13football-playing members on July 1, 2012. Southern UtahUniversity and the University of North Dakota will join asfull members. Cal Poly and UC Davis will join as football-affiliate members.

The league has become one of the strongest Division I con-ferences in the West and is a national leader in the FootballChampionship Subdivision. Six times, Big Sky teams havewon the Division I National Championship, includingEastern Washington in 2010. A Big Sky team has played forthe national championship each of the past three seasons.

The Big Sky Conference was established in 1963 by six char-ter members – Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana,Montana State and Weber State. Those six schools formedthe foundation of the Big Sky before the league expanded in1970 by adding Boise State and Northern Arizona. Gonzagaleft the Sky in 1979 and was replaced by Nevada, which gavethe league eight members. The conference grew to nineschools in 1987 with the addition of Eastern Washington.

The 1990s saw change in the makeup of the league, begin-ning in 1992 when Nevada departed and put the Big Skyback at eight teams. In 1996 Boise State and Idaho left andat the same time the conference added Portland State,Sacramento State and Cal State Northridge. The Big Skymaintained nine teams for five years before Cal StateNorthridge departed in the spring of 2001.

The Big Sky spreads across eight states spanning from thePacific Ocean to the Rocky Mountain Front. The Big Sky isrepresented along the entire west coast with schools inWashington, Oregon and California. League schools alsorange up and down the Rocky Mountains with institutionsin Montana, Idaho, Utah, Arizona and Colorado. Of theeight western-most states in the contiguous United Statesonly one, Nevada, is not represented in the Big Sky.

On Feb 25, 1963, the name Big Sky was adopted by the sixpresidents of the charter members as the name of the newconference. The name Big Sky originated in a novel writtenby the late A.B. (Bud) Guthrie of Great Falls, Mont., in 1947entitled “The Big Sky.” Jack Hollowell, a former Montanaadvertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme for the

Treasure State. While on a track and field trip fromPocatello, Idaho, to Missoula, Mont., the legendary DubbyHolt of Idaho State saw a “Welcome to Big Sky Country”sign as his team entered Montana. Holt, and his athletesthought “Big Sky” would be a perfect name for the new con-ference. Harry Missildine of the Spokane Spokesman-Review called for the newly formed league to be named theBig Sky Conference in his column dated Feb. 20, 1963.

The Big Sky sponsors championships in 14 sports, includingmen’s and women’s cross country, indoor and outdoor trackand field, basketball and tennis. In addition, there are alsochampionships in football, and women’s volleyball, golf andsoccer. The Big Sky will add a softball championship in thespring of 2013.

The 2011-12 season will mark the 24th year that the Big SkyConference will sponsor championships in women’s sports.The former Mountain West Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships for women’s sports at thesame institutions the Big Sky had men’s programs. The BigSky merged with the Mountain West in 1988, forming oneleague for both men and women.

Doug Fullerton, the fifth commissioner of the Big SkyConference, is in his 17th year at the helm. Fullerton tookover the Big Sky on July 1, 1995, replacing longtime commis-sioner Ron Stephenson, who passed away in 2011.Stephenson served the league for 14 years. Steve Belko wasthe commissioner from 1977-81, while John Roning heldthe post from 1971-77. The first league commissioner wasJack Friel, who served from 1963-71.

2010 BIG SKY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT

(3) Sacramento State 2

(4) Northern Colorado 0

(1) Northern Arizona 1

(2) Portland State 1

(3) Sacramento State 1

(1) Northern Arizona 0

2010 Big Sky Champion

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM(MVP) Elece McBride - SAC

Leah Larot – SACSavannah Abercrombie – SAC

Laura Bahno – SACCori Shreve – SAC

Caitlin Pulver – SACJenna Samora – NAU

Kristi Andreassen – NAUTori Rocke – NAU

Sam Monahan – NAUKirstin Salminen – UNC

Eryn Brown - PSU

(3) Sacramento State

OFFENSE

Aug 23 ........Danielle Birdsall, UNC

Aug. 30 ....Melissa Trammell, PSU

Sept. 7 ................Ariel Cook, UNC

Sept. 14 ............Ashley Jones, ISU

Sept. 21 ..Whitney Brannan, EWU

Sept. 28 ........Kimmie Feidler, UNC

Oct. 5 ............Jessie Bradley, WSU

Oct. 12 ........Jordan Carlberg, SAC

Oct. 19 ........Jenna Samora, NAU

Oct. 26 ....Chelsea Bednarz, NAU

Nov. 2............Amanda Dutra, PSU

DEFENSE

Aug. 23 ..........Janelle Kramer, UNC

Aug. 30..........Bailey Williams, ISU

Sept. 7..........S. Abercrombie, SAC

Sept. 14 ......Kirsten Salminen, UNC

Sept. 21 ..Kristi Andreassen, NAU

Sept. 28 ....Kristi Andreassen, NAU

Oct. 5 ................Tori Rocke, NAU

Oct. 12....Kristi Andreassen, NAU

Oct. 19 ..........Jamie Walker, EWU

Oct. 26 ..........Lainey Hulsizer, PSU

Nov. 2................Tori Rocke, NAU

2010 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

LARGEST HOME CROWDS

1. 2,187 vs. Arizona, 8/28/09 (T, 2-2)2. 2,011 vs. Nevada, 11/24/04 (L, 2-1) 3. 1,492 vs. Arizona State, 8/22/08 (L, 4-2)4. 1,317 vs. Embry-Riddle, 9/28/07 (W, 3-0)5. 1,278 vs. Oakland, 9/4/09 (L, 1-0)6. 1,050 vs. Iowa, 9/6/09 (L, 4-1)7. 973 vs. Murray State, 9/18/09 (W, 4-0)8. 882 vs. Sacramento State, 11/7/10 (L, 1-0)9. 845 vs. #5 Portland, 9/24/06 (L, 4-0) 10. 839 vs. Utah Valley State, 8/27/04 (T, 0-0) 11. 816 vs. Northern Colorado, 11/5/10 (W, 1-0)12. 791 vs. Montana, 10/12/07 (L, 2-0) 13. 719 vs. Arizona State, 8/20/10 (L, 4-3)14. 685 vs. New Mexico State, 9/12/09 (W, 3-1) 15. 684 vs. Central Arkansas, 9/26/08 (W, 5-0)16. 681 vs. VMI, 9/19/08 (W, 3-1)17. 663 vs. Northern Colorado, 10/29/10 (W 1-0)18. 646 vs. Sacramento State, 10/15/10 (W 3-2)19. 634 vs. Air Force, 9/17/10 (W 1-0)20. 619 vs. Southern Utah, 8/31/01 (W, 3-1)

HOME ATTENDANCE (SINCE 2000)YEAR DATES RECORD ATT. AVG.2000 5 3-2-0 (.600) 1,709 3422001 9 3-5-1 (.388) 3,060 3402002 8 4-4-0 (.500) 2,625 3282003 9 4-4-1 (.500) 3,567 3962004 11 5-5-1 (.500) 6,545 5952005 9 6-3-0 (.666) 2,942 3272006 10 5-4-1 (.555) 4,844 4842007 11 6-3-2 (.636) 5,754 5232008 11 8-3-0 (.727) 6,250 5682009 9 6-2-1 (.722) 7,960 8842010 11 9-2-0 (.818) 6,761 615Totals 103 59-37-7 (.607) 52,017 505

AT LUMBERJACK STADIUMYEAR HOME REC. BIG SKY CONF.1997 2-2-0 (.500) 1-4-0 (.200)1998 5-3-0 (.625) 4-3-0 (.571)1999 3-6-0 (.333) 4-3-0 (.571)2000 3-2-0 (.600) 4-3-0 (.571)2001 3-5-1 (.388) 1-4-1 (.250)2002 4-4-0 (.500) 2-4-0 (.333)2003 4-4-1 (.500) 4-2-0 (.666)2004 5-5-1 (.500) 2-4-0 (.333)2005 6-3-0 (.666) 4-2-0 (.666)2006 5-4-1 (.555) 2-4-1 (.357)2007 6-3-2 (.636) 2-4-1 (.357)2008 8-3-0 (.727) 4-1-2 (.714)2009 6-2-1 (.722) 4-3-0 (.571)2010 9-2-0 (.818) 6-0-1 (.929)Totals 69-48-7 (.585) 44-41-6 (.516)

The new Lumberjack Stadium seats 1,000 fans comfortably and serve as an integral part of the new Health and LearningCenter. It will be the host to two regular season tournaments this season, and eight home matches in total.

LUMBERJACK STADIUM RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPOINTS ..................................................................................................................6, five times

................................................................last: Cee Cee Odorfer, vs. Central Arkansas, 9/26/08GOALS....................................................................................................................3, four times

................................................................last: Cee Cee Odorfer, vs. Central Arkansas, 9/26/08ASSISTS ....................................................................................................................2, 20 times

......................................................last: Jenna Samora NAU, vs. Sacramento State, 10/15/10SHOTS ....................................................................................................................................11............................................................................Holly Jones NAU, vs. Portland State, 11/2/01

GOALS ALLOWED ....................................................................7, Tawni Takagi CS Northridge,......................................................................................................................vs. NAU, 10/24/97

SAVES ..........................................................................................................................14, twice..........................................................last: Erin Beckman NAU, vs. Sacramento State, 10/9/98

FASTEST FIRST GOAL (regulation) ....................................................................................00:36..............................................................Lisa Wrightsman Sacramento State, vs. NAU, 10/4/02

FASTEST GOAL (second half) ............................................................................................45:05..................................................................................Kristi Andreassen NAU, vs. Lamar, 9/2/07FASTEST GOAL (overtime) ........................................................................91:01 (penalty kick)..................................................................................Angie Reed NAU, vs. Utah State, 9/18/98

LATEST GOAL (regulation) ................................................................................................89:23........................................................................Adria Barchi NAU, vs. Western Illinois, 9/22/02

LATEST GOAL (overtime) ................................................................................................119:32........................................................................Danielle Wile NAU, vs. CS Northridge, 10/24/97

The newly renovated Lumberjack Stadium is amajor façade of the $106 million Health andLearning Center (HLC), providing Northern ArizonaUniversity with one of the top soccer facilities in theWest. Located on the north side of campus, theLumberjack Stadium location remains rich in history.

For the past 14 years, Lumberjack Stadium hasbeen home to Northern Arizona women's soccer.The covered facility will hold 1,000 fans in chair backseating to watch home contests for the NorthernArizona women's soccer program after serving asthe main football facility at NAU for more than 40years. The Lumberjack soccer program hasadvanced to two NCAA College Cups since 2008while winning a combined three Big Sky ConferenceChampionships. They opened the new stadium onAug. 26, 2011.

New lights blanket the field that meets theminimum NCAA dimensions of 65 yards wide by 120yards long, allowing for highly popular eveningmatches. There is also a new press box, locker roomfacilities and coaches’ offices for the team, whileHLC provides offices and locker rooms for women’sgolf, tennis, track and field and other NAU Athleticsstaff members.

In 14 years as an NCAA sponsored sport, NAUwomen’s soccer has continued to attract supportfrom the Flagstaff community and surroundingareas. In 2009, the Lumberjacks enjoyed a record-breaking year in attendance, earning the highesttotal attendance and average attendance figures inprogram history. The Lumberjacks’ opening matchagainst Arizona (T, 2-2) earned the highest all-timesingle game attendance figure.

The women's soccer program christened itshome on October 24, 1997, with a Big SkyConference tilt against Cal State Northridge. It was amatch to remember, as Danielle Wile of NAU scoredin the second overtime session to give the hometeam a wild 7-6 win. The match still holds NAUrecords for most shots in a game, most goalsbetween two teams, and most goals scored (7), arecord tied in 2008 against Lamar.

The original stadium, which seated 3,000 fans,began as the home of Lumberjack football in the fallof 1957, with the Lumberjacks opening the facilitywith a 47-0 win over Ft. Huachuca Army Base. Thestadium remained the football home until 1977,when the gridiron program moved into its currenthome, the J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome. During its20 years in Lumberjack Stadium, the football teamcarded a 61-33-3 (.644) record. It is also the springhome of the nationally prominent NAU outdoortrack and field teams, highlighting a recently resur-faced track.

Over the Football Homecoming weekend of2008, the 1958 Arizona State College (NAU's formername) football team gathered in Flagstaff for their50th Anniversary celebration. On the afternoonprior to the game, the playing surface at LumberjackStadium, the former home of the football team, wasnamed "Max Spilsbury Field" in a special ceremonyin honor of their coach Max Spilsbury.

Spilsbury coached at NAU from 1956-64, post-ing 58 wins over nine seasons. It was a mark thatstood for the five decades before current headcoach Jerome Souers broke the record in 2008.

TEAM RECORDSGOALS ........................................................................................................................7, twice................................................................................................................last: vs. Lamar, 9/2/07ASSISTS ................................................................................................................................8............................................................................................................NAU vs. Lamar, 9/2/07

POINTS................................................................................................................................22............................................................................................................NAU vs. Lamar, 9/2/07SHOTS ................................................................................................................................39..........................................................................................NAU vs. CS Northridge, 10/24/97

GOALS ALLOWED ................................................................................................................7..........................................................................................CS Northridge vs. NAU, 10/24/97

SAVES ....................................................................................................................15, twice..........................................................................................................last: vs. Utah, 10/2/98

CORNERS..........................................................................................................................12........................................................................................NAU vs. Western Illinois, 9/22/02FOULS..............................................................................................................................22....................................................................................UC Santa Barbara vs. NAU, 9/26/01

FIRST-HALF GOALS ..........................................................................................................5..............................................................................................NAU vs. Montana, 10/22/10SECOND-HALF GOALS ....................................................................................................6........................................................................................................NAU vs. Lamar, 9/2/07ATTENDANCE ..........................................................................................................2,187..................................................................................................NAU vs. Arizona, 8/28/09

STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING

Dr. RomanLewicky

Dr. GeorgeHershey

Team Physician

Dr. UriLewicky

Dr. JoelRohrbough

Dr. MonicaRadloff

Ryan C. Pinson

Head AthleticTrainer

Cody Hodgeson

Head Strength &Conditioning Coach

crystalfix

Graduate Assistant

Ryan Pinson became the second certifiedathletic trainer in school history, replacingretired Hall of Famer Mike Nesbitt.

The NAU weight room is located in the Walkup Skydome. It features 30tons of free weights, 10 Olympic training platforms with modernizedsport-specific training and high-tech motion analysis cameras. In thesummer of 2005, the weight room received a facelift with new plat-forms and interior paint, as well as a complete enclosure of the com-plex. The student-athletes work to improve themselves under a phi-losophy based on performance enhancement and safe participation.

Cody Hodgeson comes to NAU in 2010 from Big Sky Conferencemember Northern Colorado, where he served as the assistant direc-tor for 18 months. He was responsible for 217 athletes and sevendifferent teams, including wrestling, baseball, women’s basketball,women’s soccer, women’s swimming and diving and men’s andwomen’s tennis. He also assisted with all aspects of the footballstrength and conditioning program. He earned a degree from NAU

in exercise science in2006 and is a boardcertified Strength andConditioning Specialist.

The strength and con-ditioning facilities at NAUare among the best in theWest. The 6,500-square-foot facility has been uti-lized by the likes ofOlympians Pablo Morales,Summer Sanders, JennyThompson and WesBarnett, as well as a hostof foreign athletes andteams preparing for avariety of internationalcompetitions. TheGerman bobsled teamtrained in the facility priorto winning a gold medalat the 2002 Salt LakeOlympics.

Sarah Shute

Assistant AthleticTrainer

Cherisse Kutyreff

Assistant AthleticTrainer

Jim Fallis was namedthe Director of Athletics atNorthern Arizona University inMay, 2004, and the depart-ment has had success acrossthe board under his leader-ship.

Under his direction,the 300-plus Lumberjack stu-dent-athletes have main-tained 3.00 or better cumula-tive mark in 13 of the 14semesters under his direction.

Eight squads posted a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA lastyear led by the soccer team which posted a depart-ment-best 3.39 in 2010-11. The positive grade reportcomes after a semester that produced a school-recordfifty-five student-athletes participating in spring com-mencement ceremonies. NAU also recently had all 15sponsored sports are exceeding NCAA academic stan-dards in the Academic Progress Report.

One hundred sixth-three student-athletes wererecognized in 2011 at the Golden Eagle Awards for sig-nificant contributions to the Lumberjack athletics pro-gram while maintaining a minimum of a 3.0 GPA. Fallisestablished the Athletic Director's Honor Roll to recog-nize student-athletes with a 3.5 or better GPA andmen’s basketball player Kelly Golob, women’s golfer AliCarter and soccer player Kristi Andreassen have earnedNCAA Postgraduate Scholarships under his leadership.

Outside the classroom, the department staff andstudent-athletes contributed 4,000-plus communityservice hours in Flagstaff and around the state ofArizona each of the last five years and totaled morethan 28,000 hours during his tenure. The yearly contri-bution is believed to be the highest among the threestate universities.

NAU has ranked among the top 100 athleticdepartments in the Learfield Directors’ Cup standingsfour times under Fallis, while winning 27 Big SkyConference tiles, recording 20 Top-40 national finishesand winning eight individual national titles. NAU haswon the Big Sky Conference Men's All-Sports title threetimes and finished among the top three for the presti-gious President’s Cup award every year of its existence.

Fallis has also overseen the installation of state-of-the-art scoreboard and message-center in the WalkupSkydome since his arrival. The Skydome also welcomedthe installation of a removable REALGRASS™ Matrix sys-tem during the Spring of 2008, the first removable REAL-GRASS™ system to be installed in the United States. Itmarked the first accomplishment by the President’s TaskForce on Athletics Facilities.

NAU signed a five-year apparel agreement withAdidas in 2008 to outfit all 15 intercollegiate teams withpractice and game gear. The deal replaced NIKE as theofficial team outfitter, a three-year contract originallydeveloped by Fallis.

Prior to NAU, Fallis served as athletics director atthe University of Northern Colorado since 1993.Academic and athletic successes as well as fiscal respon-sibility were hallmarks of Fallis' tenure at NorthernColorado. Northern Colorado teams won 31 conferencechampionships in his 10 years. Academically, UNC pro-duced 13 NCAA postgraduate scholarship recipients inhis 11-year tenure.

UNC won two Division II National Championshipsin football (1996, 1997) under his direction. At the timehe left, athletics had over $8 million in endowments and$600,000 in reserves. Prior to UNC, Fallis spent sevenyears as athletic director at Lake Superior StateUniversity. Under his leadership, LSSU won NCAADivision I Hockey Championships in 1988 and 1992.

Fallis, 58, has been actively involved in the admin-istration of intercollegiate athletics at the national level.Presently, he serves on the Learfield Directors' CupCommittee and represents the Big Sky on the Division IChampionship cabinet and serves on the AdministrativeCommittee. He was also selected by Arizona Gov. JanetNapolitano to serve on the Governor's Council onHealth, Physical Fitness and Sport for the state ofArizona and is a member of the Rotary Club in Flagstaff.

A member of five Hall of Fames (NAIA, NCAADivision II Wrestling, Lake Superior State, NCC Hall ofHonor), he was recently named to the University ofNorthern Colorado Hall of Fame in the Winter of 2010.A native of Durand, Mich., Fallis earned his mastersdegree from Northern Michigan in 1977. He and hiswife, Anna, are the parents of two grown children andtwo grandchildren.

Lumberjack Highlights Under Fallis

* NAU has ranked among the top 100 athletic depart-ments in the United States Sports Academy DirectorsCup standings four times (2006, 2008, 2009, 2010)* NAU won the 2005-06 Sterling Savings BankPresidents Cup, which is unique to collegiate athletics inthat it reinforces the Big Sky Conference’s dedication tothe academic side of being student-athletes.* Won 27 Big Sky Conference tiles* Recorded 18 Top-40 national finishes* Claimed eight individual national titles.* Won two Big Sky Conference Men's All-Sports titles(2007, 2008)

Big Sky Conference Championships (27)

2004-05 3 – Men’s and Women’s Cross Country,Women’s Outdoor TF

2005-06 6 – Men’s and Women’s Cross Country,Women’s Indoor and Outdoor TF, Men’s Basketball(Regular Season), Women’s Basketball (Postseason)

2006-07 2 – Men’s Basketball (Regular Season),Men’s Outdoor Track and Field

2007-08 3 – Men’s and Women’s Cross Country,Men’s Outdoor TF

2008-09 7 – Men’s and Women’s Cross Country,Women’s Golf (Postseason), Women’s Soccer(Postseason), Men’s and Women’s Indoor TF, Men’sOutdoor Track and Field

2009-10 4 – Men’s and Women’s Cross Country,Women’s Soccer (Postseason); Men’s Indoor TF

2010-11 2 – Men’s Cross Country, Women’sSoccer (Regular Season)

John D. Haeger leadsNorthern Arizona University inits commitment to undergrad-uate education-a commitmentenhanced by the university'songoing efforts in research,graduate education and dis-tance learning.

Dr. Haeger has beenNAU president sinceNovember 2001 after joiningthe university to serve as NAUprovost in June 2000.

During his term aspresident, Dr. Haeger has guided the university to newheights in student enrollment. He also has ushered theuniversity into its largest building boom since the 22-yearterm of former NAU President J. Lawrence Walkup.

Further, he has fully endorsed a national effort toincrease institutional accountability, explaining that NAUmust perform on a level that demonstrates its signifi-cance to students and to society.

Among university achievements under his leadership:

* Tuition guarantee. Dr. Haeger instituted a “blocktuition” plan that guarantees first-time, full-time fresh-men and transfer students the same tuition rate for eight

semesters.* Access and affordability. NAU has partnership with 15community colleges throughout the state. The initiativestreamlines the credit transfer process, allowing studentsenrolled at partnering community colleges to save timeand money by being admitted to NAU while they areearning an associate degree.* Innovation. NAU-Yavapai opened its Prescott Valleydoors last fall, allowing students to earn bachelor’sdegrees at about one-third the cost of a traditional, resi-dential college experience. The savings comes from offer-ing a limited number of degree options and using existingresources through NAU’s Flagstaff campus. The cost-sav-ing model garnered the attention of Gov. Jan Brewer, whocalled it “visionary” and “an example for the entire stateand the nation.”* Expansion of nursing and the health professions. Theuniversity has placed emphasis on graduating more stu-dents in nursing and developing or expanding programsin occupational therapy, athletic training and physiciansassistant.* Commitment to research. President Haeger has insti-tuted NAU’s first office of Vice President for Research. InYuma, a 12,225-square-foot building that will provideresearch four-year degree opportunities.* High Country Conference Center. Dr. Haeger initiated ajoint partnership among NAU, the city of Flagstaff, theArizona Board of Regents, Sodexo Conferencing and

Drury Hotels to build a 42,000-square-foot confer-ence center and an adjoining hotel and parkingstructure. Consultants have estimated the economicbenefit to northern Arizona to be about $7 millionannually.* 1899 Bar & Grill. The university has opened anupscale steakhouse in the old north union that is opento the public and complements the conference center.* Largest gift in university history. The College ofBusiness Administration was able to acquire the largestgift in university history, a $25 million donation frombusiness leader William Franke. The college wasrenamed The W.A. Franke College of Business.* Arizona Cardinals partnership. The National FootballLeague's Arizona Cardinals agreed to continue theirtraining camp at the Flagstaff campus. About $7 millionwill be added to the northern Arizona economy as aresult.

Dr. Haeger is a member Arizona Board of Education, theGovernor's P-20 Council, the board of directors of theTranslational Genomics Research Institute, is formerchair of the United Way of Northern Arizona board,serves as commissioner for the Western InterstateCommission for Higher Education, and is past chair of theCouncil of Presidents of the Big Sky Conference.

JIM FALLIS

DR. JOHN HAEGER UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

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