2012 eureka women's soccer media guide

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2012WOMEN’S SOCCER

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2012 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER MEDIA GUIDEHOME OF THE RED DEVILS

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TABLE OF CONTENTSQUICK FACTS

Letterwinners Returning/Lost 6/10

Starters Returning/Lost 4/7

2012 Newcomers 11

First Year of Women’s Soccer 2007

All-Time Record 26-64-1

2011 Record 0-16-1

Conference St. Louis Intercollegiate

Year Joined 2007

All-Time Record 9-30-1

2011 SLIAC Record 0-7-1 (8th of 9)

Website sliac.org

2012 SCHEDULES 1 ROCKFORD 3 p.m.

S 2 at Lake Forest 1 p.m.

S 5 at Elmhurst 7:30 p.m.

S 8 BELOIT 1 p.m.

S 9 at Robert Morris-Peoria 1 p.m.

S 12 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN 2 p.m.

S 16 WISCONSIN LUTHERAN 1 p.m.

S 19 at Illinois College 5 p.m.

S 22 at Iowa Wesleyan 1 p.m.

S 26 at Knox 2 p.m.

S 29 *at Principia 1 p.m.

O 3 *MacMURRAY 1 p.m.

O 6 *FONTBONNE 1 p.m.

O 10 *at Blackburn 1 p.m.

O 13 *WEBSTER 1 p.m.

O 17 *GREENVILLE 3 p.m.

O 20 *at Spalding 2 p.m.

O 27 *at Westminster 5 p.m.

* -- SLIAC Match

All times Central and subject to change.

Home games in BOLD CAPS

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITSThe 2012 Eureka College Women’s Soccer Media Guide is a production of the Eureka

College Sports Information Offi ce. Content was written and designed by Sports

Information Director Bryan Moore. Editorial assistance was provided by Director of

Athletics Paul Bryant, the coaching staff and student-athletes. Photography was

provided by Bob Hunt and Eureka College. Front and back cover designs by Bryan

Moore.

WELCOMEEureka College Information 4-5

Traister Field 6-7

What Graduates are Saying 8-9

Director of Athletics Paul Bryant 10-11

Quick Facts/Campus Phone Numbers 11

Eureka Athletics Staff 12

2012 SEASON PREVIEWRoster 14

Schedule 15

Head Coach Robin Ramirez 16

Asst. Coaching Staff/Athletic Training 17

Season Preview 18

MEET THE RED DEVILSKatie McLaughlin 20-21

Sami Williamson 22-23

Maddie Zois 24-25

Kesli Blankenship 26

Liz Johnson 27

Jackie Nauracy 28

Newcomers 28-29

Photo Roster 30

2011 SEASON IN REVIEWMatch-by-Match Results 32

Final Statistics 33

SLIAC Review 34

SLIAC Team Leaders 35

SLIAC Individual Leaders 36

RECORDS & HISTORYAll-Time Roster 38-39

All-Time Records 40-43

All-Time Match-by-Match Results 44

All-Time Series Records 45-46

OPPONENT INFORMATION2012 Opponent Profi les 48-49

St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 50

MEDIA INFORMATIONMedia/Website Information 52

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“Eureka, of course, is a Greek word that

means I have found it and it described

perfectly the sense of discovery I felt the

day I arrived here in the fall of 1928. Eureka

was everything I had dreamed it would be

and more.”

-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

40th President of the United States

THIS IS EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College is a family. A small family.

Our historic campus, located on 112

wooded acres in the heart of Central Illinois,

can best be described as charming and

friendly. Our focus on a comprehensive

liberal arts education, with major emphasis

on leadership and service to others, is

one-of-a-kind. Our proximity to Peoria,

Bloomington-Normal, Chicago, St. Louis,

and Indianapolis make us ideal for those

looking for major market facilities, yet like

to return to a safe, secure, and small town

environment.

THE FOUNDING OF EUREKA COLLEGEEureka College was founded by abolitionists

from Kentucky who were members of a

religious movement known as the Christian

Church (Disciples of Christ) and were

committed to providing young people a

liberal education. These pioneers believed

in an education infused with values as

a basis for leadership. Chartered by the

Illinois Legislature in 1855, Eureka was

the fi rst college in the state and third in

the nation to admit men and women on

an equal basis. To the present day, the

college has continued to be interested in the

development of character as well as intellect

and technical competence with emphasis on

service and leadership.

Eureka College has had a major impact on

American life, with alumni who have had

successful careers in education, business,

management, the arts, and community

service. Graduates include forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and former President Ronald

Reagan, Class of 1932.

HOW SMALL IS SMALL?Eureka College has just under 800 students.

Is this a disadvantage? On the contrary

-- we view it as an amazing advantage.

David Everett’s (1769–1813) line, “...large

streams from little fountains fl ow, tall oaks

from little acorns grow “ rings true at Eureka.

Each of those lucky enough to become a

part of Eureka College and our traditions

fi nd themselves supported, encouraged,

and treated, not as a number...but as the

extraordinary and creative individuals they

are.

In this unique and empowering environment

some of the best and brightest have

discovered their strong sense of self, their

vocation for their future, and a deep love

for this special small campus. Imagine -

from this small campus has come forty-two

college presidents, seven governors and

members of Congress, a Nobel Laureate

team member, and the 40th President

of the United States. EC has over 5,000

living graduates located around the world.

You’ll fi nd many of them serving the current

Eureka’s historic campus has 112 acres with 24 buildings. The College offers more than 30 majors and programs of study.

President of the United States, serving as

doctors, lawyers, teachers, and heads of

non-profi t organizations around the globe.

AROUND CAMPUSAs a student at Eureka College, getting

involved is a tremendous opportunity

that will have lasting impacts on your life;

short term and long. With the turning of a

new academic school year, the amount of

organizations and activities are plentiful. No

matter if you are a new fi rst year, transfer

student, commuter, or upperclassman,

taking advantage of what we have to

offer will be to your benefi t. The college

experience is about growing the holistic

student in all areas including outside the

classroom. By giving of your time and

talents to an organization, the organization

can thrive and your college experience will

be even more valuable.

The Student Activities Offi ce at Eureka

College strives to promote co-curricular

involvement in the areas of organizations

and activities using various resources on

and off campus including the Cerf College

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Center; center of campus community life.

We encourage personal development

socially, interpersonally, and morally

through student engagement. Providing

programming, campus activities, and

resources we strive to cultivate holistic

student growth and development and in turn

support the mission of Eureka College.

The Donald B. Cerf Center is a focal point

of campus activity, housing the “Burgoo“

-- the campus snack bar -- and the College

Bookstore. The Cerf Center also houses the

Ronald W. Reagan Museum. It is frequently

the site of public and private events.

ABOUT THE FACULTYEureka College faculty play a pivotal role

in working toward the success of each

and every EC student. The College has an

average class size of fi fteen students and

a student-faculty ratio of 12:1. Many faculty

have earned national and international

recognition in their areas of scholarship,

such as: social responses to alcoholism, the

history of slavery; recognition in lepidoptery,

philosophy, Native American literature;

and individually recognized Fulbright

Scholarship recipients.

SIMPLY PUTEureka College is one of the best

educational experiences that a prospective

student can have. Eureka College is a

remarkable family, populated with some of

the fi nest, dedicated, caring individuals in

the world. Over 150 years of excellence

in learning, service, and leadership is our

guiding force. Unfortunately, the College

simply cannot accommodate everyone.

Entrance is limited. This opportunity should

not be allowed to slip by.

Nearly 300 Eureka College students participate in athletics. A total of 27 student-athletes earned their degrees in May 2012.

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THE PRESIDENT’S WELCOMEOn behalf of all Eureka College students, faculty, staff, alumni and

trustees, I am pleased to welcome you to Eureka College. We are

happy to have you on campus as we observe our 158th year of

excellence in learning, leadership and service.

Athletics play an important role in the lives of students at

Eureka College. Nearly half of our students play a sport at the

intercollegiate level and most other students participate at the

intramural level. Athletic teams are integral to the educational

process, providing means to learn leadership, discipline, tenacity,

persistence and cooperation.

I am proud of the student-athletes that you are watching today.

They are wonderful ambassadors for Eureka College, and their

efforts exemplify learning outside of the classroom, developing teamwork and building school

spirit.

J. David Arnold, Ph.D.

President of the College

THE REAGAN INFLUENCEThey were simply known as Dutch and Moon, nicknames passed down from their father. Ron

was thought to have resembled “the Dutchman” while Neil looked like comic strip character

“Moon Mullins” with his slicked back hair. The names stuck.

During his four years at Eureka, Reagan demonstrated his gratitude by immersing himself in

the life of the College. He even convinced his older brother Neil to enroll in the fall of 1928,

creating the enviable situation of his older brother waiting on him as a pledge at the TKE

house.

Ronald Reagan graduated in 1932 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in social science and

economics. He moved to Davenport, Iowa, to accept a position as a sports announcer for

radio station WOC. His career led him on to Hollywood and then into state and national

politics, but his loyalty to Eureka College was evidenced by his three six-year terms on the

College’s Board of Trustees and his continual involvement in various college related events.

In his 1992 Commencement address, President Reagan related the experience of the class

of 1932. “We took with us from Eureka College the strength born of a spirit of fellowship,

willingness to work together for common goals, and a deep faith in the word of God.” In the

case of Ronald Reagan, who graduated from Eureka in the early years of the Depression,

those values propelled him to a lifetime of leadership.

From sports broadcaster, to actor, to politician, Dutch Reagan’s four years of personal

development at Eureka launched him into a lifetime of leadership.


Opened in 2007 as one of the fi nest NCAA Division III soccer facilities in the Midwest, Traister Field serves as the home of the Eureka

College women’s soccer team.

Located along Dickinson Drive on the far eastern side of campus, Traister Field features a natural grass playing surface, full irrigation

system, two-story press box for media and game operations, concession area and sheltered dugout areas for both teams. Fans

regularly line the sideline with chairs and blankets and take advantage of the spectacular view of the pitch from the hillside behind the

south goal line. A full, regulation-sized practice area is available for the Red Devils just north of the playing pitch.

The facility was dedicated for and named after Eureka Athletics Hall of Famer Leo “Doc” Traister during a ceremony on Oct. 24, 2008.

Traister came to Eureka as a student-athlete in 1939, earning four letters in baseball, three letters in football and two letters in track

before graduating in 1948. Traister returned to campus in 1956 to serve as Director of Athletics and coach all EC sports until 1966.

Traister remained on various coaching

staffs until as late as 1990 and fi nished

his stint on the basketball coaching staff

in 1974 as the all-time wins leader at EC

with 168. He was inducted into the Eureka

College Athletics Hall of Fame in 1977 and

remains actively involved with his wife,

Betty, as supporters of the Eureka College

athletics department.

Traister Field also serves as an occasional

home for area high school matches, as well

as various summer youth soccer camps

conducted by Eureka College and its

coaching staffs.

The Eureka women’s soccer team recorded

a 5-4 victory over Rockford in the fi rst

regular season game played at the facility

on Sept. 6, 2007. The EC men’s and

women’s squads have combined to win 25

matches on their home pitch in the fi ve-year

NCAA Division III history of the program.

TRAISTER FIELD

Since opening in September 2007, Traister Field and Eureka College have played

host to 88 collegiate soccer matches.

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THE RED DEVILS AT TRAISTER FIELD

TRAISTER FIELD FACTSOpened: September 2007

Dedicated: Oct. 24, 2008

Surface: Natural Grass

First Men’s Match: Sept. 8, 2008 (Knox 3, Eureka 0)

First Women’s Match: Sept. 6, 2007 (Eureka 5, Rockford 4)

First Eureka Men’s Win: Sept. 8, 2009 (Eureka 6, Lincoln Christian 2)

First Eureka Women’s Win: Sept. 6, 2007 (Eureka 5, Rockford 4)

Season W L T Pct. GF GA

2007 5 4 0 .556 30 31

2008 4 6 0 .400 17 36

2009 2 5 0 .286 13 37

2010 3 5 0 .375 18 31

2011 0 10 0 .000 3 77

Totals 14 30 0 .318 81 212

DIRECTIONS AND INFORMATIONFROM THE WEST (PEORIA)

•Travel east on US Route 24

•Turn right onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Turn left onto Reagan Drive

•Turn left onto Dickinson Drive

•Traister Field is located on the right

FROM THE EAST (BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL)

•Travel west on Interstate 74

•Take exit 92, turning right (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Turn right onto Reagan Drive



FROM THE NORTH (CHICAGO/SUBURBS)

•Travel south on Interstate 55

•Take exit 187, turning right (west) onto US Route 24

•Turn left onto South Main Street/Illinois Route 117

•Turn left onto Reagan Drive



FROM THE SOUTH (ST.LOUIS/SPRINGFIELD)

•Travel north on Interstate 55

•Take exit 127, keeping left onto Interstate 155 (north)

•Merge onto Interstate 74 (east) toward Bloomington

•Take exit 112, turning left (north) onto Illinois Route 117

•Turn right onto Reagan Drive



PARKING

Fans are encouraged to park in the gravel lot on the west side

of the pitch, opposite of the press box and bench areas.

TICKETS

All matches are free of charge with general admission seating.

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“I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my playing

career at Eureka College. I won’t forget the

accomplishments of the baseball program

during my time at the college.”

“Eureka College gave me great

opportunities and experiences as a

student-athlete. Being a Red Devil has

provided memories and friendships to

last a lifetime.”-- Jessica Reardon ‘05

Eureka College Women’s Basketball, 2001-05

All-NIIC First Team (2003, 2004, 2005)

Eureka All-time Leading Scorer (1,483 points)

Eureka College Softball, 2002-05

“If I had to do it all

over again, I’d go

to Eureka College.”-- Ronald Reagan ‘32

Eureka College Football, Swimming and Track & Field

40th President of the United States“Eureka College allowed me to be

involved. It was a perfect fi t athletically,

academically and socially. My four years at

Eureka will be the most memorable four-

year span of my life.”

-- Mark Darnall ‘09

Eureka College Men’s Basketball, 2005-09

Eureka College Men’s Soccer, 2007

-- Marisa Durley ‘11

Eureka College Volleyball, 2007-10

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010)

“Eureka College has not only armed me with

the right attitude and tools to be successful

in the real world, but has also provided me

with a network of people who will be willing

to help me in any way they can.”

-- Tim Cashdollar ‘11

Eureka College Baseball, 2008-11

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2010, 2011)

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“Having the opportunity to be a two-sport athlete

at Eureka College has allowed me to continue my

passion for education. EC athletics has helped

me become the teacher and coach I am today.”

-- Nicole Ropp ‘09


Eureka College Softball, 2008-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention Softball (2009)

“Playing college basketball was a dream and

Eureka College made it an experience I will

never forget. My days at Eureka hold a special

place in my heart and memories that I will

cherish forever.”-- Kim Holdenrid ‘07


“I truly owe what

I am today to

Eureka College.”

-- Laura Willman Moore ‘10

Eureka College Volleyball, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Second Team (2009)

EUREKA COLLEGE ALMA MATER

‘Neath the Elms upon the campus

Glorious to view

Stands Eureka, Alma Mater;

Faithful, tried and true.

Lift the chorus, speed it onward

Ne’er our voices fail

Praise to thee, O fair Eureka

Praise to thee, all hail.

When we leave thy halls forever

never to return

Still within our hearts fond

memories steadily will burn.

-- Jordan Vignoni ‘10

Eureka College Football, 2006-09

All-SLIAC Honorable Mention (2008)

“Eureka College taught me to push and strive for

excellence in all aspects of life. I can look back

on my time here and not have one regret from it.”

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Paul Bryant will enter his fi fth year as the Director of Athletics at Eureka College in the fall of 2012. Since Bryant arrived at the helm of

Eureka’s athletic department in the summer of 2008, the Red Devils have experienced unprecedented success on the playing fi eld and

in the classroom.

After only two Eureka squads qualifi ed for the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference postseason from 2006 through 2009, the

Red Devils have qualifi ed for six SLIAC Tournaments in Bryant’s four years as Director of Athletics, including championship game

appearances by men’s basketball in 2010 and women’s basketball in 2012. In all, fi ve of Eureka’s nine eligible programs have played

in the SLIAC Tournament during Bryant’s tenure, including multiple appearances from men’s basketball (2010, 2012).

In addition to the strides the Red Devils have made on the playing fi eld,

Bryant has also placed a signifi cant emphasis on academics, creating

the Director of Athletics Honor Roll prior to the 2009-10 academic year.

A record-high 81 student athletes were named to the A.D. Honor Roll in

Spring 2010, while Eureka is represented well on a regular basis on the

SLIAC and Upper Midwest Athletic Conference All-Academic Teams.

Eureka earned a total of 27 academic all-conference selections during the

2011-12 year, and fi ve student-athletes to earn the award participated in

more than one sport.

Bryant has also made tremendous use of Eureka’s celebrated athletics

history, welcoming a pair of Eureka College Hall of Famers back to the

athletics staff as head coaches.

On Dec. 4, 2008, Bryant hired 1998 EC graduate Kurt Barth to direct the

Eureka football program. Barth, who starred on the gridiron for the Red

Devils from 1994 through 1997, has rapidly made his mark on the Red

Devils. Barth has coached Eureka to its most successful three-season

stretch in more than a decade and posted the best 30-game debut by a

Eureka football coach since 1997. Barth’s infl uence has also allowed the

Red Devils to produce record-breaking statistics on the playing fi eld, as

Eureka has broken 14 team and individual program records since his arrival

in 2009.

Nearly one year later to the day after Barth’s arrival, Bryant chose Eureka

icon Craig Gerdes as the new head coach of the baseball squad on Dec.

1, 2009. Gerdes promptly guided to the Red Devils to a program-record 19

victories and their fi rst-ever appearance in the SLIAC Tournament in 2010.

The effort earned Gerdes SLIAC Coach of the Year honors. The 1971

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PAUL BRYANT


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EUREKA COLLEGE QUICK FACTSAddress 300 East College Avenue

Eureka, Illinois 61530

Founded 1855

Enrollment 780

Nickname Red Devils

Colors Maroon & Gold

National Affi liation NCAA Division III

Conference Affi liation St. Louis Intercollegiate

Upper Midwest (Football)

President Dr. J. David Arnold

Provost Dr. Philip Acree Cavalier

VP / Finance / Facilities / CFO Marc Pasteris

VP / Development / Alumni Relations Mike Murtagh

Dean of Students Brooke Campbell

Director of Athletics Paul A. Bryant

Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Junius Rodriguez

CAMPUS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Main Campus Phone 467-3721

Admissions 467-6350

Bookstore 467-6427

The Burgoo 467-6428

Campus Security 467-6600

Cerf Center 467-6407

Development 467-6317

Financial Aid 467-6310

Learning Center 467-6520

Media Relations 467-6318

Melick Library 467-6380

Residence Life 467-6420

Student Programs and Services (SPS) 467-6420

ATHLETICS PHONE NUMBERSArea Code 309

Athletics Main Offi ce 467-6370

Athletics Fax 467-6402

Sports Information 467-6456

Athletic Training 467-6378

Bonati Fitness Center 467-6658

Rigazio Lobby 467-6659

Pool Offi ce 467-6375

NCAA Compliance 467-6865

Baseball 467-6586

Men’s Basketball 467-6371

Women’s Basketball 467-6865

Cross Country 467-6370

Football 467-6369

Golf 467-6370

Men’s Soccer 467-6465

Women’s Soccer 467-6465

Softball 467-6376

Swimming 467-6375

Tennis 467-6372

Track & Field 467-6369

Eureka graduate won 31 games in two seasons as head coach

prior to his retirement in 2011.

Bryant has spearheaded several projects to improve Eureka’s

on-campus facilities. In June 2011, Bryant secured the funding

for the purchase and installation of a new hardwood fl oor in the

Reagan Center. The surface, formerly used as a practice fl oor

by the NBA’s Minnesota Timberwolves, gives Eureka a regulation

hardwood fl oor for basketball and volleyball for the fi rst time since

2008. In addition to the hardwood fl oor, two new state-of-the-art

Nevco scoreboards were installed in the arena in December 2010,

and new shot clocks were installed in June 2012.

The latest facilities improvement under Bryant’s watch was “The

McKinzie Project”. A permanent brick wall was installed at the

Red Devils’ football facility along Reagan Drive in addition to

improvements to the visiting bleachers and the installation of a

new fence behind the visitors’ sideline.

A native of Dayton, Ohio, Bryant was formerly Associate Director

of Athletics at Urbana University in Urbana, Ohio. In addition

to his administrative duties at UU, Bryant served as the men’s

basketball head coach for fi ve seasons. While guiding the Blue

Knights, Bryant was chosen as the American Mideast South

Division Coach of the Year and American Mideast Conference

Coach of the Year.

Before coaching at Urbana, Bryant began his coaching career

at the collegiate level during the 1996-97 season as a men’s

basketball assistant coach at Sinclair Community College in

Dayton, Ohio. He went on to become the head coach at Sinclair

the following season, directing the Pride for six seasons from

1997 until 2003. During his six seasons, Bryant won 88 games,

led Sinclair to four NJCAA Division II regional appearances, two

national tournament berths and a national runner-up fi nish in 1998.

He was named the Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year.

While in Dayton, Bryant also served for eight years as the CEO of

the community’s Learn to Lead youth services agency, where he

licensed foster parents and placed foster children in appropriate

homes.

Bryant played four years of college basketball between North

Idaho College and Alaska Pacifi c University before earning a

bachelor’s degree from APU in 1989 and a master of education

degree from Urbana University.

Bryant is a member of the National Association of Basketball

Coaches, Black Coaches and Administrators and the National

Association of College Directors of Athletics. He also served

as the SLIAC Administrative Council Chair during the 2010-11

academic year.

Bryant and his wife Shannon reside in Eureka and have two

children, Kayla (18) and Paul, Jr. (12).


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JANE AUSTINSwimming & Diving

Head Coach

KURT BARTHFootball/TrackHead Coach

BILL CONGERMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

AMOS ARBOGASTMen’s BasketballAssistant Coach

JOE DeLUCIAFootball

Assistant Coach

SARA EGGLESTONAssistant

Athletic Trainer

SEEFF GRAUERFootball

Assistant Coach

RANDY HENKELSAssistant A.D.

Head Athletic Trainer

KIM HOLDENRIDAdministrative

Assistant

DERIC LINDERFootball

Assistant Coach

TAREN MARTINAssistant A.D./SWAWBB Head Coach

BRYAN MOORESports Information

Director

MORGAN MURPHYFootball

Assistant Coach

ROBIN RAMIREZWomen’s Soccer

Head Coach

CHIP WILDEMen’s Basketball

Head Coach

MICHELLE REEFVolleyball

Head Coach

J.L. ZAPUSHEKMen’s SoccerHead Coach

DEB NEFFSoftball

Head Coach

ISAAC COXBaseball

Head Coach

DOUG MIDDENDORFGolf

Head Coach

DeRICCO REEDCross CountryHead Coach

MIKE MINEHANFootball

Assistant Coach

WES SCHMIDGALLFootball

Assistant Coach

EUREKA COLLEGE ATHLETICS DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENTThe intercollegiate athletic program will function as an integral part of Eureka College and the community while providing the

opportunity for maximum participation in a comprehensive NCAA Division III athletic program. Special attention will be given

to the student-athlete’s ability to be successful academically, athletically, and socially, while maintaining the integrity of Eureka

College.

Furthermore, Eureka College athletics and coaches will support the overall mission of the college by being active educational

practitioners and promoting lifetime wellness among student-athletes. This program will focus on the student-athlete as a

whole-person, helping him/her reach his/her maximum potential both on and off the fi eld. The athletic department will provide

these individuals the resources needed to realize their full potential in six areas of development: Commitment to Academic

Development, Commitment to Athletic Development, Commitment to Career Development, Commitment to Personal

Development, Commitment to Community Service and Commitment to Leadership Development.

DEREK JOHNSONMen’s Soccer

Assistant Coach

K.T. ZAPUSHEKWomen’s SoccerAssistant Coach

EUREKA COLLEGE ATHLETICS STAFF

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2012 SEASON PREVIEW


2012 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER ROSTER

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Exp. Hometown High School/Previous School

00 Vickey Benhart Fr. GK 5-7 HS Crystal Lake, Ill. Crystal Lake Central

0 Rachel Engnell Jr. GK 5-6 TR Lynn Center, Ill. Orion/Carl Sandburg

1 Sami Williamson Sr. GK 5-4 3L Naperville, Ill. Naperville Central

2 Kaitlyn West Fr. M 5-6 HS Fort Worth, Texas Haltom

3 Kim Bivin Fr. D 5-4 HS Palmyra, Ill. Northwestern

4 Liz Johnson Jr. D 5-1 2L Heyworth, Ill. Heyworth

6 Katie Leszczynski Jr. M 5-2 TR Lake Zurich, Ill. Lake Zurich/Lake County

7 Rachel Leszczynski So. F 5-4 TR Lake Zurich, Ill. Lake Zurich

10 Kayleigh Choma Fr. D 5-7 HS Austintown, Ohio Fitch

11 Gabby Parks Jr. F 5-6 HS Carmel, Ind. School of Environmental Studies

12 Faith Williams Fr. M 5-6 HS Omaha, Neb. Robinson

13 Maddie Zois Sr. F 5-6 3L Naperville, Ill. Naperville Central

14 Katie McLaughlin Sr. M 5-3 3L Eureka, Ill. Eureka

19 Kesli Blankenship Jr. M 5-4 1L Lowell, Ind. Lowell

21 Heidi Shonk Fr. D 5-10 HS Triumph, Ill. Mendota

25 Jackie Nauracy Jr. D 5-7 1L Schererville, Ind. Marian Catholic

28 Roni Giedeman Fr. D 5-9 HS Riverton, Ill. Riverton

Head Coach: Robin Ramirez (Fordham ‘07), 2nd season

Assistant Coach: K.T. Zapushek (Eureka ‘11), 1st season

Experience (Exp.) Key:

1L: one letter • 2L: two letters • 3L: three letters • TR: Transfer • HS: High School

2012 ROSTER

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2012 EUREKA COLLEGE WOMEN’S SOCCER SCHEDULE Date Opponent Location Series Previous Meeting Time

Sept. 1 ROCKFORD Traister Field EC leads 3-1-0 RC won 6-2 3 p.m.

9/10/11 in Rockford, Ill.

Sept. 2 at Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill. LFC leads 1-0-0 LFC won 7-0 1 p.m.

9/17/11 at Traister Field

Sept. 5 at Elmhurst Elmhurst, Ill. Elmhurst leads 2-0-0 Elmhurst won 9-0 7:30 p.m.


Sept. 8 BELOIT Traister Field First Meeting First Meeting 1 p.m.

Sept. 9 at Robert Morris-Peoria Peoria, Ill. First Meeting First Meeting 1 p.m.

Sept. 12 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Traister Field EC leads 1-0-0 EC won 7-1 2 p.m.

9/30/10 in Lincoln, Ill.

Sept. 16 WISCONSIN LUTHERAN Traister Field First Meeting First Meeting 1 p.m.

Sept. 19 at Illinois College Jacksonville, Ill. IC leads 2-1-0 IC won 11-0 5 p.m.


Sept. 22 at Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant, Iowa First Meeting First Meeting 1 p.m.

Sept. 26 at Knox Galesburg, Ill. EC leads 3-2-0 KC won 6-0 2 p.m.


Sept. 29 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. PC leads 6-0-0 PC won 8-0 1 p.m.


Oct. 3 *MacMURRAY Traister Field EC leads 6-0-1 Tied 0-0 1 p.m.

10/27/11 in Jacksonville, Ill.

Oct. 6 *FONTBONNE Traister Field FU leads 6-0-0 FU won 7-0 1 p.m.

9/24/11 in St. Louis, Mo.

Oct. 10 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. EC leads 4-2-0 BC won 9-1 1 p.m.


Oct. 13 *WEBSTER Traister Field WU leads 5-0-0 WU won 10-0 1 p.m.

10/2/11 in St. Louis, Mo.

Oct. 17 *GREENVILLE Traister Field GC leads 8-0-0 GC won 10-0 3 p.m.

10/15/11 in Greenville, Ill.

Oct. 20 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. SU leads 2-1-0 SU won 3-1 2 p.m.


Oct. 28 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. WC leads 4-1-0 WC won 3-0 5 p.m.


* -- St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference match

All times Central and subject to change

HOME GAMES IN BOLD CAPS

2012 SCHEDULE

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Robin Ramirez will enter his second season as the head coach of the Eureka College women’s soccer program in 2012.

Just the third head coach in Eureka women’s soccer history, Ramirez began his coaching career as a youth soccer coach in 2004

before earning his fi rst head coaching job as the junior varsity boys coach at San Francisco University High School in San Francisco,

Calif.

A native of East Palo Alto, Calif., Ramirez is certifi ed by the

National Soccer Coaches Association of America and the United

States Soccer Federation, which includes a Level III/National

Goalkeeping license. He has also participated in NSCAA special

topics courses with the New York Red Bulls of Major League

Soccer. In 2008, Ramirez organized and conducted soccer

clinics in New York, N.Y. at the Bronx House Community Center.

Ramirez has also worked with Sports Domain Academy in Clifton,

N.J. as a summer camp coach, assisting with the training of

different academy teams.

Ramirez was introduced as head coach by Eureka Director of

Athletics Paul Bryant on Feb. 24, 2011. Prior to his arrival in

Eureka, Ramirez owned nearly a decade of soccer coaching

experience, including a season as an assistant to the men’s soccer staff at Division I Manhattan College.

In addition to his coaching experience, Ramirez played amateur soccer for Penya FC Barcelona in New York. He earned a B.S. in

psychology from Fordham University at the Rose Hill Campus in the Bronx in 2007.

HEAD COACH ROBIN RAMIREZ

THE ROBIN RAMIREZ FILEEDUCATION

B.S., Psychology, Fordham University, 2007

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Head Coach, Eureka College (2011-Present)

Assistant to the Coaching Staff, Manhattan College (2010)

Junior Varsity Coach, San Francisco University High School (2007-08)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Penya FC Barcelona (2008-10)

HEAD COACH ROBIN RAMIREZ

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SARA EGGLESTONASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER • THIRD SEASON

CULVER-STOCKON ‘08Sara Eggleston will enter her third season as the assistant athletic

trainer at Eureka College in 2012. Eggleston has worked student-

athletes from each of Eureka’s 18 varsity programs since being

hired as Eureka’s fi rst full-time assistant atheltic trainer in July

2010.

The Memphis, Mo. native

earned a B.S. in athletic

training from Culver-Stockton

in Canton, Mo. in May 2008.

She later served as a graduate

assistant athletic trainer with

the softball and spirit teams at

the University of Northern Iowa

in Cedar Falls, Iowa, earning

a master of science degree

in athletic training from UNI in

July 2010.

Additionally, Eggleston

completed her second season

as an assistant coach for the

Eureka softball program in

2012.

RANDY HENKELSHEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER • 13TH SEASON

ILLINOIS ‘80Randy Henkels will enter his 13th season as head athletic trainer

at Eureka College in 2012-13.

Henkels graduated from Illinois

in 1980 with a B.S. in physical

education and later earned a

master’s degree from Southwest

Texas State University.

Henkels is an Associate

Professor of Kinesiology

at Eureka College and is

responsible for athletic training

majors. He is also set to enter

his eighth year as an assistant

athletic director at Eureka. He

previously served as an athletic

trainer at Parkland College in

Champaign, Ill., Healthsouth

Clinic in Austin, Texas and LBJ

High School in Austin, Texas.

Henkels and his wife Sue have two children, Alexandra (23) and

Kevin (19).

K.T. ZAPUSHEKASSISTANT COACH • FIRST SEASON

EUREKA ‘11K.T. Zapushek will enter her fi rst season on the Eureka College

women’s soccer staff in 2012. She previously served as an

assistant on the Eureka men’s soccer staff in 2010 and 2011.

Zapushek was a three-year letterwinner for the Eureka women’s

soccer program from 2007 until 2009 and owns four school

records, including career assists, single-season assists and single-

game assists.

Zapushek played in 17 matches for Augustana as a freshman in

2006 before transferring to Eureka to be a part of the Red Devils’

inaugural NCAA Division III team in 2007. She went on to tally a

school-record 19 assists for the Red Devils in her three seasons

and also owns the program record in shots attempted (200). Her

10 assists during her sophomore

season were a single-season

school record, while she shares

the single-game assist record

(three) with current Red Devil

Kesli Blankenship.

Additionally, Zapushek’s goal

scored 28 seconds into the

match at Blackburn on Sept.

24, 2008 was the fastest goal

scored in a match in program

history. Her goal 4:28 into the

overtime period at MacMurray

on Sept. 29, 2009 was the

fastest golden goal scored in

program history.

Zapushek earned her undergraduate degree from Eureka College

in 2011. Her father, J.L., is the head coach of the Eureka men’s

soccer team.


2012 SEASON PREVIEW

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ACTIVE CAREER LEADERS Matches Played

Maddie Zois 51

Katie McLaughlin 50

Sami Williamson 44

Liz Johnson 24


Goals


Katie McLaughlin 4

Maddie Zois 2

Liz Johnson 1

Sami Williamson 1

Assists

Kesli Blankenship 8

Maddie Zois 2

Katie McLaughlin 1

Shots


Katie McLaughlin 39

Maddie Zois 34

Sami Williamson 5

Liz Johnson 3

Shot Percentage (Min. 25 Attempts)

Kesli Blankenship .130

Katie McLaughlin .105

Maddie Zois .058

Shots on Goal


Katie McLaughlin 22

Maddie Zois 13

Sami Williamson 2

Liz Johnson 1

SOG Percentage (Min. 25 Attempts)

Katie McLaughlin .578

Kesli Blankenship .565

Maddie Zois .382

Goalkeeper Appearances

Sami Williamson 36

Goalkeeper Minutes

Sami Williamson 2,647

Goals-Against Average

Sami Williamson 5.34

Saves

Sami Williamson 363

Goalkeeper Wins

Sami Williamson 6

The Eureka College women’s soccer team

will enter its sixth season as a member

of NCAA Division III in 2012. Under the

direction of second-year head coach Robin

Ramirez, the Red Devils will continue

their push to earn their fi rst-ever St.

Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

Tournament bid.

The Red Devils will turn to a trio of four-

year players for leadership this fall. Senior

goalkeeper Sami Williamson enters

her fi nal collegiate season as the most

experienced goalkeeper in program history,

owning program records with 2,647 minutes

played and 363 saves. She ranked seventh

in the nation with 210 saves last season.

Seniors Katie McLaughlin and Maddie

Zois also return for their fourth seasons.

Both players have been regular contributors

for EC since their arrival in 2009 and will

likely climb to the top-5 on Eureka’s all-time

matches played list.

Junior Liz Johnson returns with a clean bill

of health after missing the fi nal half of 2011

with due to an injury. She will contribute as

one of the Red Devils’ most experienced

defenders. Junior Kesli Blankenship, who

set a Eureka freshman record with 12 goals

in 2010, returns after sitting out a majority of

the 2011 season. Junior Jackie Nauracy

is also back in the fold after starting all 17

matches in her fi rst season of collegiate

soccer last year.

Eureka is scheduled to play 18 matches in 2012, including its fi rst-ever contests

against Beloit, Iowa Wesleyan, Robert Morris-Peoria and Wisconsin Lutheran.

A group of 11 newcomers will join the

program for 2012, including junior college

transfers Katie Leszczynski and Rachel

Engnell. Eureka will begin the season with

17 eligible players.

The Red Devils will begin the season at

home for the fi rst time since 2008 and just

the second time in program history when

Rockford visits Traister Field on Saturday,

Sept. 1. The match with the Regents

kicks off a stretch of 10 consecutive non-

conference contests in less than four weeks

to begin the season.

Beloit (Sept. 8), Lincoln Christian (Sept.

12) and Wisconsin Lutheran (Sept. 16) will

make non-conference trips to Traister Field

in 2012. The Red Devils will hit the road for

non-conference road clashes at Lake Forest

(Sept. 2), Elmhurst (Sept. 5), Robert Morris-

Peoria (Sept. 9), Illinois College (Sept. 19),

Iowa Wesleyan (Sept. 22) and Knox (Sept.

26).

The eight-match SLIAC schedule begins on

the road at Principia on Saturday, Sept. 29.

Eureka won’t play a SLIAC match at Traister

Field until MacMurray comes to town on

Wednesday, Oct. 3. The Red Devils’ annual

Senior Day is scheduled for Wednesday,

Oct. 17 against Greenville at 3 p.m.

The top four teams in the fi nal regular

season SLIAC standings will compete in the

league’s annual tournament.

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KATIE McLAUGHLINSENIOR • MIDFIELDER • 5-3

EUREKA, Ill. • EUREKA H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks third in Eureka women’s soccer history in shot on goal percentage (.578),

sixth in shot percentage (.105), seventh in shots (38), seventh in shots on goal (22), tied for eighth

in goals (4) and tied for ninth in points (9).

Junior (2011): Started 15 matches ... Compiled 12 shots, 10 of which were on goal for an .833

shot on goal percentage ... Matched a career-high with three shots on target against Westminster

on Oct. 29.

Sophomore (2010): Played in 17 matches,

earning 13 starting assignments ... Finished

the campaign with three goals, an assist, 18

shots and nine shots on goal ... Scored in the

season opener at Knox on Sept. 1 ... Set a new

career-high with three points, including her fi rst

career assist, in a win at Lincoln Christian on

Sept. 30 ... Tallied the game-winning goal and

put a career-high three shots on goal versus

MacMurray on Sept. 29 ... Wore jersey number

24.

Freshman (2009): Played in 18 matches,

including 15 starts ... Made her fi rst collegiate

start against Knox on Sept. 9 ... Fired a

career-high six shots at MacMurray on Sept.

29 ... Scored her fi rst collegiate goal against

Greenville on Oct. 27 ... Also took a shot

against Blackburn on Oct. 17 ... Wore jersey

number 12.

Eureka High School: Led the Eureka-

Roanoke-Benson co-op to 23 wins over her

fi nal two seasons ... Helped the Hornets to the

East Peoria Raider Classic title and an appearance in the IHSA sectional semifi nals.

Personal: The daughter of the late Keith and Lavonne Funk and Greg and Debbie McLaughlin,

Katie was born May 29, 1991 in Denver, Colo. ... Has two siblings, Natalie (22) and McKenzie (15)

... Majoring in physical education.

CAREER-HIGHS

14Goals

1 (4x), last at MacMurray

Oct. 20, 2010

Assists

1 at Lincoln Christian

Sept. 30, 2010

Points


Sept. 30, 2010

Shots

6 at MacMurray

Sept. 29, 2009

Shots on Goal

3 (2x), last vs. Westminster

Oct. 29, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Hanover

Sept. 5, 2009

• Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall ‘10, Spring ‘10, Spring ‘11, Fall ‘11, Spring ‘12)

HONORS & AWARDS

KATIE McLAUGHLIN’S CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 18-15 1 0 2 8 .125 3 .375

2010 17-14 3 1 7 18 .167 9 .500

2011 15-15 0 0 0 12 .000 10 .833

Totals 50-46 4 1 9 38 .105 22 .578

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KATIE McLAUGHLIN’S CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 8-7 0 0 0 7 .000 2 .286

2010 7-5 1 0 2 7 .143 5 .714

2011 7-7 0 0 0 5 .000 5 .1000

Totals 22-19 1 0 2 19 .052 12 .631


SAMI WILLIAMSONSENIOR • GOALKEEPER • 5-4

NAPERVILLE, Ill. • NAPERVILLE CENTRAL H.S.

Career Notes: The all-time Eureka leader in goalkeeper appearances (36), minutes played

(2,647) and saves (363) ... The fi rst four-year goalkeeper in program history ... Ranks second in

program history in wins (6), third in save percentage (.698) and fourth in goals-against average

(5.34).

Junior (2011): Started 15 matches ... Set a single-season program record, led the SLIAC and

ranked seventh in NCAA Division III with 210 saves ... Finished the season with a 7.24 goals-

against average and a .669 save percentage ...

Made 15 saves or more nine times ... Played a

single-season personal-best 1,291 minutes ...

Compiled a career-high 23 saves versus Illinois

College on Sept. 28 ... Logged 17 saves at

Concordia (Ill.) on Oct. 5 to break the all-time

Eureka save record ... Became the fi rst Eureka

goalkeeper to play 110 minutes and recorded

her fi rst career shutout in a double-overtime

draw at MacMurray on Oct. 27.

Sophomore (2010): Played in 18 matches ...

Started 12 times, including eight times in goal

... Played 541 minutes in goal, earning two

victories, making 47 saves and compiling a 3.99

goals-against average ... Also contributed as

an attacker, taking four shots and two shots on

goal ... Scored her fi rst career goal at Coe on

Sept. 12.

Freshman (2009): Led the Red Devils with 10

matches started in goal, 814 minutes played,

a 3.20 goals against average and 106 saves

... Her .785 save percentage was a single-

season program record ... Played 90 minutes

or more on fi ve different occasions ... Allowed

only two goals during back-to-back overtime wins in September, a span that covered 201-minutes,

10-seconds ... Recorded a season-high 15 saves at Greenville on Sept. 26.

Naperville Central High School: High school teammate of defender Maddie Zois.

Personal: The daughter of Barry and Sandy Williamson, Sami was born Jan. 31, 1991 in Winfi eld,

Ill. ... Majoring in psychology.

CAREER-HIGHS

1Minutes Played

110 at MacMurray

Oct. 27, 2011

Saves

23 vs. Illinois College

Sept. 28, 2011

Goals

1 at Coe

Sept. 12, 2010

Assists

0

Points

2 at Coe

Sept. 12, 2010

Shots

1 (5x), last vs. Fontbonne

Oct. 2, 2010

Shots on Goal

1 (2x), last at Lincoln Christian

Sept. 30, 2010

Eureka Debut

at Hanover

Sept. 5, 2009

SAMI WILLIAMSON’S CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS MIN GA AVG SV SV% W-L-T SHO

2009 11-11 814 29 3.20 106 .785 3-9-0 0

2010 10-8 541 24 3.99 47 .662 3-6-0 1

2011 15-15 1291 104 7.24 210 .669 0-14-1 1

Totals 36-34 2647 157 5.34 363 .698 6-29-1 1

• Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Spring ‘10)

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SAMI WILLIAMSON’S CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC) MP-MS MIN GA AVG SV SV% W-L-T SHO

2009 4-4 304 12 3.54 33 .733 1-3-0 0

2010 2-1 53 5 8.36 8 .615 0-1-0 0

2011 8-8 725 50 6.20 116 .699 0-7-1 1

Totals 14-13 1082 67 5.57 157 .700 1-11-1 1


MADDIE ZOISSENIOR • FORWARD • 5-6

NAPERVILLE, Ill. • NAPERVILLE CENTRAL H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks ninth in Eureka women’s soccer history in shots (34), 10th in shot

percentage (.058) and 10th in shot on goal percentage (.382) ... The active Eureka co-leader in

matches played (51).

Junior (2011): Played in all 17 matches, starting 16 times as Eureka’s most experienced defender

... Logged two goals and an assist ... Her 12 shots matched a single-season personal best ...

Fired a personal single-season-high six shots

on goal ... Scored her fi rst career goal and set

career-highs with nine shots and fi ve shots on

goal at Rockford on Sept. 10 ... Scored her

second career goal against Central on Sept. 11

... Picked up her second career assist versus

Blackburn on Oct. 19.

Sophomore (2010): Appeared in 18 matches,

earning 16 starting assignments on Eureka’s

defensive back line ... Finished the season with

an assist, 10 shots and three shots on goal

... Started as a defender in three of Eureka’s

four shutout victories ... Took two shots, one

of which was on target, in a home victory over

RMU-Springfi eld on Sept. 5 ... Her two shots on

goal in a win over MacMurray on Sept. 29 tied

a season-best ... Matched a season-high with

fi ve shots and recorded her fi rst career assist in

a home shutout of Rockford on Oct. 21 ... Wore

jersey number 25.

Freshman (2009): Started 16 matches in her

fi rst season of collegiate soccer ... Contributed

to a Eureka defense that allowed one goal

or less on fi ve different occasions during the

season ... Fired 12 shots during the season, including a season-high fi ve against Westminster on

Oct. 5 ... Wore jersey number 8.

Naperville Central High School: Earned a varsity letter for the Redhawks ... High school

teammate of goalkeeper Sami Williamson.

Personal: The daughter of Greg Zois and Amy Barger, Maddie was born Jan. 27, 1991 in

Downers Grove, Ill. ... Has a brother, Chris ... Majoring in history.

CAREER-HIGHS

13Goals

1 (2x), last vs. Central

Sept. 11, 2011

Assists

1 (2x), last vs. Blackburn

Oct. 19, 2011

Points

2 (2x), last vs. Central

Sept. 11, 2011

Shots

9 at Rockford

Sept. 10, 2011

Shots on Goal

5 at Rockford

Sept. 10, 2011

Eureka Debut

at Hanover

Sept. 5, 2009

MADDIE ZOIS’S CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 16-16 0 0 0 12 .000 4 .333

2010 18-16 0 1 1 10 .000 3 .300

2011 17-16 2 1 5 12 .167 6 .500

Totals 51-50 2 2 6 34 .058 13 .382

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MADDIE ZOIS’S CAREER STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2009 7-7 0 0 0 11 .000 4 .364

2010 7-7 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667

2011 8-7 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000

Totals 22-21 0 1 1 16 .000 6 .375


KESLI BLANKENSHIPJUNIOR • MIDFIELDER • 5-4

LOWELL, Ind. • LOWELL H.S.

Career Notes: Ranks third in Eureka women’s soccer history in goals (12), third in points

(32), third in shots on goal (52), fourth in assists (8), fourth in shots (92), fourth in shot on goal

percentage (.565) and fi fth in shot percentage (.130).

Sophomore (2011): Played as a reserve in the season opener at Franklin on Sept. 4.

Freshman (2010): Appeared in all 19 matches,

making 18 starts ... Named to the All-SLIAC

Second Team ... Led the Red Devils and set

single-season Eureka freshman records with

12 goals, eight assists and 32 points ... Set

single-season school records with 92 shots and

52 shots on goal ... Scored her fi rst career goal

in her collegiate debut at Knox on Sept. 1 ...

Set single-game school records with 17 shots

and 10 shots on goal and matched the single-

game Eureka record with three assists versus

RMU-Springfi eld on Sept. 5 ... Scored twice

and added an assist in Eureka’s 5-0 SLIAC

victory over MacMurray on Sept. 29 ... Scored

a career-high three goals at Lincoln Christian

on Sept. 30 ... Scored and assisted twice in a

7-0 shutout of Rockford on Oct. 21.

Lowell High School: Led the Red Devils to a

Lake Athletic Conference title as a freshman,

earning all-conference honorable mention

accolades ... A three-time All-Northwest

Crossroads Conference selection from 2007-

09, including First Team selections as a junior

and senior ... Served as a team captain as a

senior.

Personal: The daughter of Dan and Tina Blankenship, Kesli was born Oct. 19, 1991 in Crown

Point, Ind. ... Has a sister, Stephanie (22) ... Also a member of the Eureka track & fi eld team ...

Majoring in criminal justice.

CAREER-HIGHS

19Goals


Sept. 30, 2011

Assists

3 vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld

Sept. 5, 2010

Points


Sept. 30, 2010

Shots


Sept. 5, 2010

Shots on Goal


Sept. 5, 2010

Eureka Debut

at Knox

Sept. 1, 2010

• 2010 All-St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Second Team

HONORS & AWARDS

KESLI BLANKENSHIP’S CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2010 19-18 12 8 32 92 .130 52 .565

2011 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Totals 20-18 12 8 32 92 .130 52 .565

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LIZ JOHNSONJUNIOR • DEFENDER • 5-1

HEYWORTH, Ill. • HEYWORTH H.S.

Sophomore (2011): Started the fi rst eight matches of the season on Eureka’s defensive back line

before missing the fi nal 10 contests with an injury.

Freshman (2010): Started all 16 matches

she appeared in during her debut collegiate

season ... Was a part of the starting lineup in

all of Eureka’s four shutout victories ... Started

the season opener at Knox on Sept. 1 ...

Scored her fi rst career goal on her only shot

on goal of the season in the 62nd minute of

Eureka’s home win over RMU-Springfi eld on

Sept. 5 ... Also recorded shot attempts against

MacMurray on Sept. 29 and Blackburn on Oct.

6.

Heyworth High School: Earned four varsity

letters for the Hornets ... A two-time recipient

of Heyworth’s soccer defense award ... Also

participated in track, basketball, cheerleading

and dance.

Personal: The daughter of Rick and Angie

Johnson, Liz was born Dec. 17, 1991 ... Has

four siblings, Melissa (25), Caleb (21), Anthony

(21) and Mariah (18) ... Majoring in accounting

and music business.

CAREER-HIGHS

4Goals


Sept. 5, 2010

Assists

0

Points


Sept. 5, 2010

Shots

1 (3x), last at Blackburn

Oct. 6, 2010

Shots on Goal


Sept. 5, 2010

Eureka Debut

at Knox

Sept. 1, 2010

• Eureka Director of Athletics Honor Roll (Fall ‘10, Spring ‘11, Fall ‘11, Spring ‘12)

HONORS & AWARDS

LIZ JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS (OVERALL) MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2010 16-16 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333

2011 8-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Totals 24-24 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333

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25 • JACKIE NAURACYJUNIOR • DEFENDER • 5-7

SCHERERVILLE, Ind. • MARIAN CATHOLIC H.S.

Sophomore (2011): One of only three Red Devils to start all

17 matches ... Contributed as a defender in her fi rst season of

collegiate soccer.

Personal: The daughter of

Joseph and Cheryl Nauracy,

Jackie was born March 20, 1992

in Hammond, Ind. ... Has two

siblings, Kayleigh (23) and Adam

(18) ... Majoring in psychology

... Also a member of the Eureka

softball team ... Wore jersey

number 28.

JACKIE NAURACY’S CAREER STATISTICS MP-MS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG%

2011 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Totals 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

00 • VICKEY BENHARTFRESHMAN • GOALKEEPER • 5-7

CRYSTAL LAKE, Ill. • CRYSTAL LAKE CENTRAL H.S.

Personal: The daughter of Steve & Krista, Vickey was born May

16, 1994 in Woodstock, Ill. ... Has two siblings ... Majoring in

athletic training.

3 • KIM BIVINFRESHMAN • DEFENDER • 5-4

PALMYRA, Ill. • NORTHWESTERN H.S.

Personal: The daughter of Keith & Gail Bivin, Kim was born Dec.

19, 1993 in Springfi eld, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Jessica (18) and

Ashley (18) ... Majoring in religion.

10 • KAYLEIGH CHOMAFRESHMAN • DEFENDER • 5-7

AUSTINTOWN, OHIO • FITCH H.S.

Fitch High School: Received the Crisaft Award for leadership ...

Earned a district soccer academic award. Personal: The daughter

of Greg & Renay Choma, Kayleigh was born March 8, 1994 in

Youngstown, Ohio ... Has three siblings, Nathaniel (21), Amanda

(17) and Jaclynn (17) ... Majoring in mathematics and chemistry.

0 • RACHEL ENGNELLJUNIOR • GOALKEEPER • 5-6

LYNN CENTER, Ill. • ORION H.S./CARL SANDBURG

Carl Sandburg College: Played two seasons of collegiate

soccer for NJCAA Carl Sandburg in Galesburg, Ill. Orion High

School: Received Quad Cities All-Metro Team Honorable Mention.

Personal: The daughter of Brian & Carol, Rachel was born July

22, 1992 in Rock Island, Ill. ... Has two siblings, Morgan (16) and

Matthew (12) ... Majoring in criminal justice.

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28 • RONI GIEDEMANFRESHMAN • DEFENDER • 5-9

RIVERTON, Ill. • RIVERTON H.S.

Personal: The daughter of Liana Hoyt & Greg Giedeman, Roni

was born Dec. 22, 1993 in Fort Bliss, Texas ... Has a sister, Victoria

(18) ... Majoring pre-nursing/music therapy.

6 • KATIE LESZCZYNSKIJUNIOR • MIDFIELDER • 5-2

LAKE ZURICH, Ill. • LAKE ZURICH H.S./LAKE COUNTY

Sophomore (2011): A member of the roster for NJCAA Lake

County. Personal: The daughter of Mark & Elise Leszczynski,

Katie was born Sept. 28, 1991 in Lake Zurich, Ill. ... Has three

siblings, Patrick (22), Rachel (19) and Michael (14) ... Katie’s sister,

Rachel, is also a member of the Eureka women’s soccer team ...

Majoring in art education.

7 • RACHEL LESZCZYNSKISOPHOMORE • FORWARD • 5-4

LAKE ZURICH, Ill. • LAKE ZURICH H.S.Personal: The daughter of Mark & Elise Leszczynski, Rachel was

born June 7, 1993 in Roanoke, Va. ... Has three siblings, Patrick

(22), Katie (20) and Michael (14) ... Rachel’s sister, Katie, is also a

member of the Eureka women’s soccer team ... Majoring in biology

... Previously attended Benedictine University in Lisle, Ill.

21 • HEIDI SHONKFRESHMAN • DEFENDER • 5-10

TRIUMPH, Ill. • MENDOTA H.S.Mendota High School: Helped the Trojans to an IHSA 1A regional

title as a senior in 2011. Personal: The daughter of Dawn

Anderson & Ed Shonk, Heidi was born Aug. 3, 1994 in Norfolk, Va.

... Has one sibling, Shayn (24) ... Majoring in accounting.

2 • KAITLYN WESTFRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER • 5-6

FORT WORTH, TEXAS • HALTOM H.S.Haltom High School: Named to the All-District 6-5A Second Team

as a senior in 2011. Personal: The daughter of Darren & Sharon,

Kaitlyn was born Oct. 31, 1992 in Bloomington, Ill. ... Majoring in

history/secondary education.

12 • FAITH WILLIAMSFRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER • 5-6

OMAHA, Neb. • ROBINSON H.S.

Personal: The daughter of Diana & Janssen Williams, Faith was

born July 10, 1994 in Wichita, Kan. ... Has an older brother, Micah

(19) ... Majoring in psychology & chemistry.

11 • GABBY PARKSJUNIOR • FORWARD • 5-6

CARMEL, Ind. • SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIESPersonal: The daughter of Bob Parks & Trish DenHartog, Gabby

was born June 26, 1991 in Suisin City, Calif. ... Has two siblings,

Dominique (18) and Preston (12) ... Majoring in criminal justice.

MEET THE RED DEVILS

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VICKEY BENHARTFreshman • GK

Crystal Lake, Ill.

RACHEL ENGNELLJunior • GK

Lynn Center, Ill.

SAMI WILLIAMSONSenior • GK

Naperville, Ill.

KAITLYN WESTFreshman • M

Fort Worth, Texas

KIM BIVINFreshman • D

Palmyra, Ill.

LIZ JOHNSONJunior • D

Heyworth, Ill.

KATIE LESZCZYNSKIJunior • M

Lake Zurich, Ill.

RACHEL LESZCZYNSKISophomore • F

Crystal Lake, Ill.

KAYLEIGH CHOMAFreshman • D

Austintown, Ohio

GABBY PARKSJunior • F

Carmel, Ind.

FAITH WILLIAMSFreshman • M

Omaha, Neb.

MADDIE ZOISSenior • F

Naperville, Ill.

KATIE McLAUGHLINSenior • M

Eureka, Ill.

KESLI BLANKENSHIPJunior • M

Lowell, Ind.

HEIDI SHONKFreshman • D

Triumph, Ill.

JACKIE NAURACYJunior • D

Schererville, Ind.

RONI GIEDEMANFreshman • D

Riverton, Ill.

ROBIN RAMIREZHead Coach

Second Season

K.T. ZAPUSHEKAssistant Coach

First Season

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2011 SEASON IN REVIEW


2011 MATCH-BY-MATCH RESULTS (0-16-1, 0-7-1 SLIAC) Date Opponent Score Overall SLIAC Attendance GK Decision Goals (Assist)

Sept. 4 at Franklin L, 0-10 0-1-0 --- 100 Williamson (0-1-0) ---

Sept. 7 Knox L, 0-6 0-2-0 --- 75 Williamson (0-2-0) ---

Sept. 10 at Rockford L, 2-6 0-3-0 --- 57 Williamson (0-3-0) Zois 85’ (unassisted)

Coffey 87’ (unassisted

Sept. 11 Central L, 1-11 0-4-0 --- 110 Williamson (0-4-0) Zois 90’ (unassisted)

Sept. 17 Lake Forest L, 0-7 0-5-0 --- 100 Coffey (0-1-0) ---

Sept. 18 Elmhurst L, 0-9 0-6-0 --- 75 Coffey (0-2-0) ---

Sept. 24 *at Fontbonne L, 0-7 0-7-0 0-1-0 100 Williamson (0-5-0) ---

Sept. 28 Illinois College L, 0-11 0-8-0 --- 100 Williamson (0-6-0) ---

Oct. 2 *at Webster L, 0-10 0-9-0 0-2-0 110 Williamson (0-7-0) ---

Oct. 5 at Concordia (Ill.) L, 0-8 0-10-0 --- 35 Williamson (0-8-0) ---

Oct. 8 *Principia L, 0-8 0-11-0 0-3-0 40 Williamson (0-9-0) ---

Oct. 12 Carroll L, 0-10 0-12-0 --- 40 Williamson (0-10-0) ---

Oct. 15 *at Greenville L, 0-10 0-13-0 0-4-0 150 Williamson (0-11-0) ---

Oct. 19 *Blackburn L, 1-9 0-14-0 0-5-0 40 Williamson (0-12-0) Zastrow 62’ (Zois)

Oct. 22 *Spalding L, 1-3 0-15-0 0-6-0 75 Williamson (0-13-0) Zastrow 53’ (unassisted)

Oct. 27 *at MacMurray T, 0-0 0-15-1 0-6-1 20 Williamson (0-13-1) ---

Oct. 29 *Westminster L, 0-3 0-16-1 0-7-1 250 Williamson (0-14-1) ---


Overall: 0-16-1 • SLIAC: 0-7-1 • Traister Field: 0-10-0 • Away: 0-6-1

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2011 STATISTICS (SLIAC ONLY) # Name MP-MS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT

26 Grace Zastrow 6-6 2 0 4 11 .182 4 .364 0-0 0-0

13 Maddie Zois 8-7 0 1 1 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

5 Jenna Brooks 5-3 0 0 0 8 .000 3 .375 0-0 0-0

14 Katie McLaughlin 7-7 0 0 0 5 .000 5 1.000 0-0 0-0

17 Erika Thomas 8-8 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0-0 0-0

20 Jessica Rosenquist 5-5 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

25 Victoria White 7-7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

24 Kate West 6-4 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

22 Rachel Funk 8-8 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

7 Heather Flanigan 7-7 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

30 Beth Theobald 7-6 0 0 0 0 .000 1 .000 0-0 0-0

28 Jackie Nauracy 8-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

4 Liz Johnson 1-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

Total 8 2 1 5 35 .057 15 .429 0-0 0-0

Opponents 8 50 38 138 306 .163 147 .480 0-0 0-0

# Name MP-MS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W-L-T

26 Grace Zastrow 1-0 14:07 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0

00 Sami Williamson 8-6 725:53 50 6.20 116 .699 0-7-1

Total 8 740:00 50 6.08 118 .702 0-7-1

Opponents 8 740:00 2 0.24 14 .875 7-0-1

2011 STATISTICS (OVERALL) # Name MP-MS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC PK-ATT

13 Maddie Zois 17-16 2 1 5 12 .167 6 .500 0-0 0-0

26 Grace Zastrow 14-14 2 0 4 13 .154 6 .462 0-0 0-0

0 Lindsay Coffey 6-5 1 0 2 6 .167 4 .667 1-0 0-0

14 Katie McLaughlin 15-15 0 0 0 12 .000 10 .833 0-0 0-0

5 Jenna Brooks 9-6 0 0 0 12 .000 4 .333 0-0 0-0

17 Erika Thomas 17-17 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0-0 0-0

20 Jessica Rosenquist 11-11 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

7 Heather Flanigan 15-15 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

25 Victoria White 13-10 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

24 Kate West 15-10 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

22 Rachel Funk 17-15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

30 Beth Theobald 15-8 0 0 0 0 .000 1 .000 0-0 0-0

28 Jackie Nauracy 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

19 Kesli Blankenship 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

4 Liz Johnson 8-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

00 Sami Williamson 17-17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0-0

Total 17 5 1 11 67 .075 35 .522 1-0 0-0

Opponents 17 128 89 345 714 .179 386 .541 0-0 0-0

# Name MP-MS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W-L-T

26 Grace Zastrow 1-0 14:07 0 0.00 1 1.000 0-0-0

00 Sami Williamson 15-15 1291:57 104 7.24 210 .669 0-15-1

0 Lindsay Coffey 3-2 243:56 24 8.85 66 .733 0-2-0

Total 17 1550:00 128 7.43 280 .686 0-17-1

Opponents 17 1550:00 5 0.29 31 .861 17-0-1

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2011 SLIAC STANDINGS SLIAC Overall

MP W-L-T Pts MP W-L-T Pts

Principia 8 8-0-0 24 21 16-4-1 49

Webster 8 7-1-0 21 19 12-6-1 37

Greenville 8 6-2-0 18 22 14-8-0 42

Fontbonne 8 5-3-0 15 19 7-12-0 21

Blackburn 8 3-5-0 9 15 7-8-0 21

Spalding 8 3-5-0 9 17 4-13-0 12

Westminster 8 3-5-0 9 16 3-13-0 9

MacMurray 8 0-7-1 1 17 1-15-1 4

Eureka 8 0-7-1 1 17 0-16-1 1

FIRST TEAMGK Kaniz Abbas Jr. FU

F Kendra Schilli Sr. FU

F Alicia Girbes-Pierce Sr. PC

F Rachel Publicover Jr. PC

M Rachel Irwin Sr. GC

M Jackie Sievert Sr. GC

M Morgan Mifi eld Sr. WU

M Ally Nikolaus So. WU

D Julia Conroy Jr. FU

D Kelsey Panzau So. GC

D Lauren Wienecke Sr. PC

D Izzy Sherfl y Sr. WU

HONORABLE MENTIONGK Jessica Davis Jr. WU

F Natalie Henneberry Fr. GC

F Kelsey Traughber Jr. SU

F Kristin Montgomery Fr. WU

M Allison Guerra Fr. BC

M Kim Carter Jr. FU

M Maureen Murphy So. GC

M Haylee MacWilliams So. PC

M Carlie Sanderude So. PC

M Whitney Scott Fr. WU

D Anna Hotop Jr. FU

D Amy Schield Fr. WU

ALL-SLIAC TEAMSECOND TEAM

GK Shana Sewick So. BC

F Sammi Ferguson So. BC

F Jamie Hoag Sr. GC

F Kayla Panzau Fr. GC

F Baileigh Frantz Jr. SU

F Megan Gunnels So. WC

M Ava Johnson So. FU

M Katie Aubuchon So. WU

M Katie Denning Sr. WC

D Cristina Post Jr. PC

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMNadine Marczi (MVP) Principia

Lauren Wienecke Principia

Kelly DeWindt Principia

Carlie Sanderude Principia

Claire Conwell-Vargas Greenville

Jackie Sievert Greenville

Heather Wein Greenville

Amy Schield Webster

Ally Nikolaus Webster

Kendra Schilli Fontbonne

Ava Johnson Fontbonne

ALL-SPORTSMANSHIP TEAMSammi Ferguson Blackburn

Erika Thomas Eureka

Anna Hotop Fontbonne

Rachel Irwin Greenville

Alexis Apodaca-Fresquez MacMurray

Alicia Girbes-Pierce Principia

Elizabeth Fuchs Spalding

Whitney Scott Webster

Chelsea Cole Westminster

THE SLIAC IN THE NCAA POSTSEASONAfter sweeping the SLIAC regular season schedule with a perfect 8-0-0 record and claiming the SLIAC Tournament championship with

back-to-back shutout victories over Fontbonne and Greenville, Principia represented the SLIAC in the NCAA Division III Tournament.

The Panthers dropped their opening-round match at Wartburg, 2-0, on Nov. 11 in Waverly, Iowa.

POSTSEASON AWARDSPlayer of the Year

Jackie Sievert, Greenville

Newcomer of the Year

Jessica Davis, Webster

Coach of the Year

Jess Semnacher, Principia

Sportsmanship Award

Principia

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKOFFENSESept. 6: Morgan Milfi eld, Webster

Sept. 13: Rachel Publicover, Principia

Sept. 20: Sammi Ferguson, Blackburn

Sept. 27: Kendra Schilli, Fontbonne

Oct. 4: Lauren Scalise, Webster

Oct. 11: Bailey Frantz, Spalding

Oct. 18: Jackie Sievert, Greenville

Oct. 25: Morgan Milfi eld, Webster

Nov. 1: Alicia Girbes-Pierce, Principia

DEFENSESept. 6: Murilla King, Principia

Sept. 13: Carlie Sanderude, Principia

Sept. 20: Jessica Davis, Webster

Sept. 27: Izzy Sherfl y, Webster

Oct. 25: Lauren Wienecke, Principia

Nov. 1: Carlie Sanderude, Principia

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MATCHES PLAYED1. Greenville 22

2. Principia 21

3. Fontbonne 19

Webster 19

5. Eureka 17

MacMurray 17

7. Spalding 16

Westminster 16

9. Blackburn 15

GOALS1. Principia 63

2. Webster 47

3. Fontbonne 40

4. Blackburn 39

5. Greenville 38

6. Spalding 16

Westminster 16

8. Eureka 5

9. MacMurray 3

GOALS PER MATCH1. Principia 3.00

2. Blackburn 2.60

3. Webster 2.47

4. Fontbonne 2.10

5. Greenville 1.71

6. Spalding 1.00

Westminster 1.00

8. Eureka 0.29

9. MacMurray 0.17

ASSISTS1. Greenville 61

2. Principia 44

3. Webster 34

4. Blackburn 31

5. Fontbonne 28

6. Westminster 9

7. Spalding 8

8. MacMurray 3

9. Eureka 1

ASSISTS PER MATCH1. Greenville 2.77

2. Principia 2.09

3. Blackburn 2.06

4. Webster 1.78

5. Fontbonne 1.47

6. Westminster 0.56

7. Spalding 0.50

8. MacMurray 0.17

9. Eureka 0.05

POINTS1. Principia 170

2. Greenville 137

3. Webster 128

4. Blackburn 109

5. Fontbonne 108

6. Westminster 41

7. Spalding 40

8. Eureka 11

9. MacMurray 9

POINTS PER MATCH1. Principia 8.09

2. Blackburn 7.26

3. Webster 6.73

4. Greenville 6.22

5. Fontbonne 5.68

6. Westminster 2.56

7. Spalding 2.50

8. Eureka 0.64

9. MacMurray 0.52

SHOTS1. Principia 427

2. Greenville 354

3. Webster 310

4. Blackburn 218

5. Fontbonne 194

6. Westminster 161

7. Spalding 110

8. Eureka 67

9. MacMurray 35

SHOTS PER MATCH1. Principia 20.3

2. Greenville 16.8

3. Webster 16.3

4. Blackburn 14.5

5. Fontbonne 10.2

6. Westminster 10.0

7. Spalding 6.8

8. Eureka 3.9

9. MacMurray 2.1

SHOT PERCENTAGE1. Fontbonne .206

2. Blackburn .178

3. Webster .151

4. Principia .147

5. Spalding .145

6. Greenville .107

7. Westminster .099

8. MacMurray .085

9. Eureka .074

GOALS AGAINST1. Principia 13

2. Webster 16

3. Greenville 38

4. Fontbonne 41

5. Blackburn 44

6. Westminster 61

7. Spalding 65

8. MacMurray 82

9. Eureka 128

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE1. Principia 0.61

2. Webster 0.84

3. Greenville 1.70

4. Fontbonne 2.15

5. Blackburn 2.94

6. Westminster 3.87

7. Spalding 4.49

8. MacMurray 4.76

9. Eureka 7.43

SAVES1. Eureka 280

2. MacMurray 154

3. Westminster 138

4. Spalding 121

5. Blackburn 117

6. Fontbonne 113

7. Greenville 103

8. Webster 61

9. Principia 58

SAVES PER MATCH1. Eureka 16.4

2. MacMurray 9.0

3. Westminster 8.6

4. Blackburn 7.8

5. Spalding 7.5

6. Fontbonne 5.9

7. Greenville 4.6

8. Webster 3.2

9. Principia 2.7

SAVE PERCENTAGE1. Principia .816

2. Webster .792

3, Fontbonne .733

4, Greenville .730

5, Blackburn .726

6, Westminster .693

7. Eureka .686

8. MacMurray .652

9. Spalding .650

CORNER KICKS1. Greenville 100

2. Principia 94

Webster 94

4. Fontbonne 63

5. Westminster 37

6. MacMurray 33

7. Blackburn 32

8. Spalding 27

9. Eureka 13

CORNER KICKS PER MATCH1. Webster 4.94

2. Greenville 4.54

3. Principia 4.47

4. Fontbonne 3.31

5. Westminster 2.31

6. Blackburn 2.13

7. MacMurray 1.94

8. Spalding 1.68

9. Eureka 0.76

YELLOW CARDS1. Greenville 7

Webster 7

3. Spalding 5

4. MacMurray 2

5. Eureka 1

Fontbonne 1

Westminster 1

8. Blackburn 0

Principia 0

RED CARDS1. Westminster 1

2. Blackburn 0

Eureka 0

Fontbonne 0

Greenville 0

MacMurray 0

Principia 0

Spalding 0

Webster 0

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GOALS1. S. Ferguson, BC 23

2. N. Henneberry, GC 18

3. R. Publicover, PC 14

4. A. Girbes-Pierce, PC 13

5. K. Schilli, FU 12

6. K. Panzau, GC 11

7. R. Meesey, FU 10

K. Montgomery, WU 10

J. Sievert, GC 10

10. Two players 9

ASSISTS1. K. Panzau, GC 16


3. C. Post, PC 9

4. J. Sievert, GC 8

5. N. Byots, BC 7

S. Ferguson, BC 7

R. Publicover, PC 7

8. Five players 6

POINTS1. S. Ferguson, BC 53


3. K. Panzau, GC 38




7. J. Sievert, GC 28

8. R. Meesey, FU 24

M. Murphy, GC 24

10. K. Montgomery, WU 21

SHOTS1. S. Ferguson, BC 85


3. J. Sievert, GC 72



6. H. MacWilliams, PC 50

7. K. Panzau, GC 47

8. C. Sanderude, PC 43

K Schilli, FU 43

10. Two players

SHOT PERCENTAGEMinimum 25 Attempts

1. K. Montgomery, WU .303

2. N. Henneberry, GC .290

3. K. Carter, FU .280

4. K Schilli, FU .279

5. S. Ferguson, BC .271

6. M. Murphy, GC .265

7. M. Milfi eld, WU .250

8. K. Panzau, GC .234

9. B. Frantz, SU .214

10. R. Publicover, PC .209

SHOTS ON GOAL1. S. Ferguson, BC 63



4. A. Guerra, BC 23

A. Nikolaus, WU 23

6. T. Allen, BC 22


8. B. Frantz, Su 20

K. Montgomery, WU 20

J. Sievert, GC 20

GOALKEEPER MINUTES1. K. Abbas, FU 1,697

2. A. Mayfi eld, MC 1,367

3. S. Williamson, EC 1,292

4. S. Sewick, BC 1,224

5. H. Koehl, GC 1,147

6. M. Ross, SU 1,077

7. T. DeNicholas, PC 1,041

8. C. Howe, WC 933

9. J. Davis, WU 860

10. M. King, PC 841

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGEMinimum 500 Minutes Played

1. J. Davis, WU 0.42

2. M. King, PC 0.53

3. T. DeNicholas, PC 0.69

4. B. Senator, WU 1.38

5. E. Rose, GC 1.78

6. H. Koehl, GC 1.80

7. K. Abbas, FU 2.17

8. S. Sewick, BC 2.94

9. C. Howe, WC 3.57

10. A. Mayfi eld, MC 4.35

SAVES1. S. Williamson, EC 210

2. A. Mayfi eld, MC 149

3. K. Abbas, FU 111

S. Sewick, BC 111

5. M. Ross, SU 109

6. C. Howe, WC 79

7. L. Coffey, EC 66

8. H. Koehl, GC 59

9. C. Rossman, WC 57

10. M. King, PC 36

SAVE PERCENTAGEMinimum 500 Minutes Played

1. M. King, PC .878

2. J. Davis, WU .875

3. S. Sewick, BC .735

4. T. DeNicholas, PC .733

5. K. Abbas, FU .730

6. H. Koehl, GC .720

7. B. Senator, WU .703

8. E. Rose, GC .702

9. A. Mayfi eld, MC .693

10. C. Howe, WC .681

BC: Blackburn

EC: Eureka

FU: Fontbonne

GC: Greenville

MC: MacMurray

PC: Principia

SU: Spalding

WC: Westminster

WU: Webster

Junior goalkeeper Sami Williamson (left) led the SLIAC with 210 saves and ranked third among league goalkeepers with 1,292

minutes played, while senior midfi elder Erika Thomas (right) represented the Red Devils on the SLIAC All-Sportsmanship Team.

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RECORDS & HISTORY


KATIE McLAUGHLINKATIE HUIZINGA JESSICA SMITHAMY FUNK

Player Years MP G A P SH SH % SOG SOG %

Heather Atkinson 2007 17 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000

Kelsey Baruzzini 2008-10 56 4 3 11 44 .091 30 .681

Kristina Bayes 2008-09 30 0 2 2 19 .000 8 .421

Emily Becker 2010 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Kesli Blankenship 2010-Present 20 12 8 32 92 .130 52 .565

Jamie Brant 2007 17 5 1 11 11 .455 7 .636

Tina Brattin 2007-10 66 1 2 4 14 .071 7 .500

Jenna Brooks 2011 9 0 0 0 12 .000 4 .333

Samantha Brown 2007 16 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667

Jessica Bundy 2007 17 1 1 3 11 .091 6 .545

Meghan Campbell 2008-09 38 0 1 1 4 .000 4 1.000

Lindsay Coffey 2009-11 35 1 0 2 6 .167 4 .667

Rikki Cottrell 2007 12 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000

Katie Cox 2009 14 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250

Annette Crady 2010 19 2 4 8 8 .250 4 .500

Heather Flanigan 2011 15 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000

Amy Funk 2007 17 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000

Rachel Funk 2011 17 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000

Shataya Hawkins 2010 18 0 2 2 4 .000 2 .500

Geanna Hiller 2008-09 19 1 0 2 3 .333 2 .667

Stephanie Hospelhorn 2007 13 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Katie Huizinga 2007-10 64 40 11 91 187 .213 111 .593

Carrie Kendrick 2008 16 2 1 5 12 .167 10 .833

Liz Johnson 2010-Present 24 1 0 2 3 .333 1 .333

Molly Krolak 2010 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Caitlin Ledbetter 2007 11 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500

Amanda McClain 2008-10 53 1 1 3 9 .111 5 .556

Katie McLaughlin 2009-Present 50 4 1 9 38 .105 22 .578

Megan Minner 2007 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Jackie Nauracy 2011-Present 17 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Jessica Rosenquist 2009, 2011 17 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000

Ashley Samuels 2007-10 68 3 3 9 22 .136 15 .681

Amy Scammahorn 2008-09 38 5 5 15 35 .143 17 .485

Mollie Scarcliff 2010 12 1 0 2 13 .077 6 .462

Erin Slick 2010 3 1 1 3 5 .200 2 .400

Jessica Smith 2007-10 66 7 6 20 48 .145 23 .479

Beth Theobald 2011-Present 15 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000

Erika Thomas 2008-11 73 0 0 0 9 .000 5 .556

Megan Waggoner 2007-10 74 7 17 31 99 .070 48 .484

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K.T. ZAPUSHEKMEGAN WAGGONER SAMI WILLIAMSONERIKA THOMAS

Player Years MP G A P SH SH % SOG SOG %

Jenna Werking 2008-09 24 3 0 6 9 .333 5 .556

Kate West 2011 15 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000

Victoria White 2011-Present 13 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000

Sami Williamson 2009-Present 51 1 0 2 5 .200 2 .400

K.T. Zapushek 2007-09 55 36 19 91 200 .180 106 .530

Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 2010-11 57 3 2 8 37 .081 16 .432

Maddie Zois 2009-Present 51 2 2 6 34 .058 13 .382

Goalkeepers Years MP GA MIN GAA SV SV % W-L-T SO

Jamie Brant 2007 2 12 135 8.00 14 .538 0-1-0 0

Lindsay Coffey 2009-11 32 114 2088 4.91 259 .694 4-13-0 2

Geanna Hiller 2008-09 9 31 675 4.13 100 .763 2-5-0 0

Amy Funk 2007 16 59 1389 3.82 191 .764 7-9-0 1

Sami Williamson 2009-Present 36 157 2647 5.34 363 .698 6-29-1 1

K.T. Zapushek 2008-10 2 2 52 3.44 6 .750 0-1-0 0

Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 2010-11 16 44 1221 3.24 136 .756 7-6-0 1

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MATCHES PLAYEDINDIVIDUAL MATCHES PLAYED (CAREER)

74 Megan Waggoner 2007-10

73 Erika Thomas 2008-11

68 Ashley Samuels 2007-10

66 Tina Brattin 2007-10

Jessica Smith 2007-10

64 Katie Huizinga 2007-10

57 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

56 Kelsey Baruzzini 2008-10

55 K.T. Zapushek 2007-09

53 Amanda McClain 2008-10

Active Leader: Williamson/Zois, 51

INDIVIDUAL MATCHES PLAYED (SEASON)

20 Katie Huizinga 2008

K.T. Zapushek 2008

Megan Waggoner 2008

Jenna Werking 2008

Amy Scammahorn 2008

Kelsey Baruzzini 2008

Meghan Campbell 2008

Erika Thomas 2008

19 10 times

GOALSINDIVIDUAL GOALS (CAREER)



12 Kesli Blankenship 2010-Present


Jessica Smith 2007-10

5 Amy Scammahorn 2008-09

Jamie Brant 2007


Katie McLaughlin 2009-Present


Jenna Werking 2008-09

Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

INDIVIDUAL GOALS (SEASON)


14 K.T. Zapushek 2008




K.T. Zapushek 2009


5 Jessica Smith 2007

Jamie Brant 2007

Megan Waggoner 2010

INDIVIDUAL GOALS (MATCH)

4 Katie Huizinga (Spalding) 10/24/09

Katie Huizinga (Knox) 9/8/07

3 K.T. Zapushek (Greenville) 10/17/09


K.T. Zapushek (Rockford) 9/06/07

Jamie Brant (RMU-Chicago) 10/18/07

Kesli Blankenship (Lincoln Christian) 9/30/10

2 16 times

TEAM GOALS (SEASON)

39 2008

36 2007

34 2010

30 2009

5 2011

TEAM GOALS (MATCH)

7 vs. Knox 9/8/07

vs. Rockford 10/21/10

at Lincoln Christian 9/30/10

6 at Knox 9/1/08

at Spalding 10/24/09

5 Nine times

ASSISTSINDIVIDUAL ASSISTS (CAREER)





6 Jessica Smith 2007-10


4 Annette Crady 2010


Ashley Samuels 2007-10

2 Five players

INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS (SEASON)


8 Megan Waggoner 2008



Katie Huizinga 2008

K.T. Zapushek 2008

4 Annette Crady 2010

K.T. Zapushek 2009


Jessica Smith 2007

Ashley Samuels 2007

Amy Scammahorn 2009

Megan Waggoner 2010

Megan Waggoner (2007-10) appeared in

74 matches over four seasons, the most

by any player in program history.

Katie Huizinga (2007-10) owns or shares

10 program records, including career

goals (40) and career points (91).

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INDIVIDUAL ASSISTS (MATCH)

3 K.T. Zapushek (RMU-Chicago) 10/18/07

Kesli Blankenship (RMU-S’fi eld) 9/5/10

2 K.T. Zapushek (MacMurray) 10/24/07

Ashley Samuels (Knox) 9/8/07

Katie Huizinga (Rockford) 9/6/07

Megan Waggoner (RMU-Lake Co.) 9/27/08

Megan Waggoner (Rockford) 9/15/08

Katie Huizinga (Greenville) 10/27/09

K.T. Zapushek (Blackburn) 10/17/09

Kesli Blankenship (Rockford) 10/21/10

Shataya Hawkins (Lincoln Christian) 9/30/10

Annette Crady (MacMurray) 9/29/10

TEAM ASSISTS (SEASON)

29 2008

26 2007

25 2010

12 2009

1 2011

TEAM ASSISTS (MATCH)

6 vs. Rockford 10/21/10

vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld 9/5/10

vs. Knox 9/8/08

5 vs. Robert Morris-Chicago 10/10/07

vs. Rockford 9/6/07

4 at Blackburn 9/24/08

at Westminster 10/26/08

vs. Greenville 10/27/09

vs. MacMurray 9/29/10

3 Seven times

POINTSINDIVIDUAL POINTS (CAREER)


K.T. Zapushek 2007-09






Jamie Brant 2007

9 Katie McLaughlin 2009-Present

Ashley Samuels 2007-10

INDIVIDUAL POINTS (SEASON)






K.T. Zapushek 2009



Megan Waggoner 2010

11 Jamie Brant 2007

INDIVIDUAL POINTS (MATCH)

8 Katie Huizinga (Spalding) 10/24/09


7 K.T. Zapushek (Greenville) 10/17/09


Jamie Brant (RMU-Chicago) 10/18/07


K.T. Zapushek (Westminster) 10/26/08



Kesli Blankenship (Lincoln Christian) 9/30/10

TEAM POINTS (SEASON)

107 2008

98 2007

93 2010

72 2009

11 2011

TEAM POINTS (MATCH)


vs. Knox 9/8/07

19 at Lincoln Christian 9/30/10

16 vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld 9/5/10

15 vs. Robert Morris-Chicago 10/18/07

vs. Rockford 9/6/07

at Knox 9/1/08

14 at Westminster 10/26/08

at Blackburn 9/24/08

vs. Greenville 10/27/09


SHOTSINDIVIDUAL SHOTS (CAREER)









34 Maddie Zois 2009-Present


INDIVIDUAL SHOTS (SEASON)

92 Kesli Blankenship 2010









Megan Waggoner 2007

K.T. Zapushek (2007-09) owns every

EC assist record, including career (19),

single-season (10) and single-match (3).

Kesli Blankenship set a single-season

Eureka record with 92 shots as a

freshman in 2010.

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INDIVIDUAL SHOTS (MATCH)

17 Kesli Blankenship (RMU-S’fi eld) 9/5/10

16 Kesli Blankenship (MacMurray) 9/29/10



13 K.T. Zapushek (Blackburn) 10/17/09

12 Katie Huizinga (MacMurray) 9/30/08


11 Katie Huizinga (Knox) 9/9/09

Kesli Blankenship (Blackburn) 10/6/10

10 Katie Huizinga (MacMurray) 9/18/07


TEAM SHOTS (SEASON)

265 2007

249 2010

240 2008

191 2009

67 2011

TEAM SHOTS (MATCH)

40 vs. MacMurray 9/29/10

vs. Blackburn 10/17/09


36 vs. Blackburn 10/6/07

vs. Rockford 9/6/07


33 vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld 9/5/10

32 at MacMurray 9/29/09


28 at Knox 9/1/08

at Lincoln Christian 9/30/10

INDIVIDUAL SHOTS ON GOAL (CAREER)









16 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11


INDIVIDUAL SHOTS ON GOAL (SEASON)

52 Kesli Blankenship 2010








14 Kelsey Baruzzini 2010


Amy Scammahorn 2008

Kelsey Baruzzini 2008

INDIVIDUAL SHOTS ON GOAL (MATCH)

10 Kesli Blankenship (RMU-S’fi eld) 9/5/10

8 Kesli Blankenship (MacMurray) 9/29/10

K.T. Zapushek (Greenville) 10/17/09


Katie Huizinga (MacMurray) 9/29/09


Kesli Blankenship (Blackburn) 10/6/10

6 K.T. Zapusheck (Rockford) 9/6/07

Katie Huizinga (MacMurray) 9/30/08

TEAM SHOTS ON GOAL (SEASON)

147 2008

134 2010

126 2007

108 2009

35 2011

TEAM SHOTS ON GOAL (MATCH)




at MacMurray 9/29/09

vs. Rockford 9/6/07


vs. Robert Morris-Springfi eld 9/5/10

17 vs. Robert Morris-Lake County 9/27/08


15 at Lincoln Christian 9/30/10

INDIVIDUAL SHOT PERCENTAGE (CAREER)

(25 Attempts Minimum)

.213 Katie Huizinga 2007-10

.180 K.T. Zapushek 2007-09

.145 Jessica Smith 2007-10

.143 Amy Scammahorn 2008-09

.130 Kesli Blankenship 2010-Present

.105 Katie McLaughlin 2009-Present

.091 Kelsey Baruzzini 2008-10

.081 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

.070 Megan Waggoner 2007-10

.058 Maddie Zois 2009-Present

INDIVIDUAL SHOT PERCENTAGE (SEASON)


.255 Katie Huizinga 2009


.233 K.T. Zapushek 2008


.200 Jessica Smith 2007


.147 Megan Waggoner 2010

.130 Kesli Blankenship 2010



TEAM SHOT PERCENTAGE (SEASON)

.162 2008

.157 2009

.137 2010

.136 2007

.075 2011

INDIVIDUAL SOG PERCENTAGE (CAREER)


.681 Kelsey Baruzzini 2008-10

.593 Katie Huizinga 2007-10

.578 Katie McLaughlin 2009-Present

.565 Kesli Blankenship 2010-Present

.530 K.T. Zapushek 2007-09

.485 Amy Scammahorn 2008-09

.484 Megan Waggoner 2007-10

.479 Jessica Smith 2007-10

.432 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

.382 Maddie Zois 2009-Present

INDIVIDUAL SOG PERCENTAGE (SEASON)





.565 Kesli Blankenship 2010





.400 Jessica Smith 2007


TEAM SOG PERCENTAGE (SEASON)

.613 2008

.565 2009

.538 2010

.522 2011

.475 2007

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GOALKEEPERSINDIVIDUAL MINUTES (CAREER)

2,647 Sami Williamson 2009-Present

2,088 Lindsay Coffey 2009-11

1,389 Amy Funk 2007

1,221 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

675 Geanna Hiller 2008-09

135 Jamie Brant 2007


INDIVIDUAL MINUTES (SEASON)

1,389 Amy Funk 2007

1,291 Sami Williamson 2011

1,117 Grace Zastrow 2008

1,078 Lindsay Coffey 2010

814 Sami Williamson 2009

766 Lindsay Coffey 2009

630 Geanna Hiller 2008



135 Jamie Brant 2007

INDIVIDUAL WINS (CAREER)

7 Amy Funk 2007

Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

6 Sami Williamson 2009-Present

4 Lindsay Coffey 2009-11


INDIVIDUAL WINS (SEASON)

7 Amy Funk 2007

Grace Zastrow 2008


Sami Williamson 2010


Lindsay Coffey 2009

Lindsay Coffey 2010

INDIVIDUAL SAVES (CAREER)

363 Sami Williamson 2009-Present

259 Lindsay Coffey 2009-11

191 Amy Funk 2007

136 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11


14 Jamie Brant 2007


INDIVIDUAL SAVES (SEASON)


191 Amy Funk 2007


119 Grace Zastrow 2008




Lindsay Coffey 2011


16 Grace Zastrow 2010

INDIVIDUAL SAVES (MATCH)

31 Amy Funk (Monmouth) 9/1/07

28 Lindsay Coffey (Lake Forest) 9/17/11

27 Lindsay Coffey (Elmhurst) 9/18/11

23 Sami Williamson (Illinois College) 9/28/11

22 Geanna Hiller (Millikin) 9/10/08

Amy Funk (Greenville) 10/10/07

Sami Williamson (Webster) 10/2/11

21 Amy Funk (Maryville Mo.) 10/13/07

Grace Zastrow (Webster) 10/11/08

Amy Funk (Principia) 10/20/07

TEAM SAVES (SEASON)

280 2011

218 2008

207 2007

191 2010

181 2009

Amy Funk played 1,389 minutes and won

a program-record seven matches during

Eureka’s inaugural 2007 season.

TEAM SAVES (MATCH)

31 at Monmouth 9/1/07

28 vs. Lake Forest 9/17/11

27 vs. Elmhurst 9/18/11

24 at Illinois Wesleyan 9/8/08

vs. Illinois College 9/28/11

23 vs. Millikin 9/10/08

22 vs. Greenville 10/10/07

at Webster 10/2/11

21 vs. Carroll 10/12/11

20 vs. Fontbonne 9/19/10

vs. Illinois Wesleyan 9/15/09

vs. Central 9/11/11

INDIVIDUAL GOALS AGAINST AVG. (CAREER)

(Minimum 1,000 Minutes Played)

3.24 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

3.82 Amy Funk 2007

4.91 Lindsay Coffey 2009-11

5.34 Sami Williamson 2009-Present

INDIVIDUAL GOALS AGAINST AVG. (SEASON)

(Minimum 500 Minutes Played)

2.98 Grace Zastrow 2008

3.20 Sami Williamson 2009

3.75 Lindsay Coffey 2010

3.82 Amy Funk 2007


4.00 Geanna Hiller 2008

5.29 Lindsay Coffey 2009


INDIVIDUAL SAVE PERCENTAGE (CAREER)

(Minimum 1,000 Minutes Played)

.764 Amy Funk 2007

.756 Grace Zastrow 2007-08, 10-11

.698 Sami Williamson 2009-Present

.694 Lindsay Coffey 2009-11

INDIVIDUAL SAVE PERCENTAGE (SEASON)

(Minimum 500 Minutes Played)

.785 Sami Williamson 2009

.767 Geanna Hiller 2008

.764 Amy Funk 2007

.763 Grace Zastrow 2008

.738 Lindsay Coffey 2010



.595 Lindsay Coffey 2009

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20077-10-0 Overall

2-6-0 SLIAC

H: 5-4-0 • A: 2-6-0

Date Opponent W-L Score

S 1 at Moumouth L 0-1

S 3 at Millikin L 0-6

O 6 Rockford W 5-4

O 8 Knox W 7-1

S 12 at Blackburn W 3-1

S 15 Westminster L 0-4

S 18 at MacMurray W 2-0

S 22 at Fontbonne L 1-8

S 26 RMU-Springfi eld L 2-4

S 29 at Webster L 0-10

O 6 Blackburn W 3-2

O 10 Greenville L 3-8

O 13 Maryville (Mo.) L 0-5

O 18 RMU-Chicago W 5-2

O 20 at Principia L 0-6

O 24 MacMurray W 5-1

O 27 at Greenville L 0-8

Cumulative Record: 7-10-0 (.411)

Cumulative SLIAC Record: 2-6-0 (.250)

20089-11-0 Overall

3-5-0 SLIAC

H: 4-6-0 • A: 5-5-0


A 30 Franklin W 2-0

S 1 at Knox W 6-1

S 6 Illinois College W 2-0

S 8 at Illinois Wesleyan L 0-8

S 10 Millikin L 0-7

S 13 at Elmhurst L 0-5

S 15 at Rockford W 4-1

S 16 Greenville L 2-5

S 20 at Maryville (Mo.) L 0-3

S 24 at Blackburn W 5-2

S 27 RMU-Lake County W 5-2

S 30 MacMurray W 3-2

O 4 at RMU-Springfi eld W 2-1

O 6 Monmouth L 0-3

O 8 Maryville (Mo.) L 1-7

O 11 Webster L 0-7



O 22 Fontbonne L 2-3

O 26 Westminster W 5-1



20095-13-0 Overall

3-5-0 SLIAC

H: 2-5-0 • A: 3-7-0 • N: 0-1-0


S 5 at Hanover L 0-4

S 6 at Franklin W 2-1

S 9 Knox W 2-1

S 12 Coe L 0-5

S 15 Illinois Wesleyan L 1-13

S 19 at North Central (Ill.) L 1-4

S 20 ^vs. Cornell L 1-2

S 23 at Concordia (Ill.) L 1-3

S 26 at Greenville L 0-4

S 29 at MacMurray W 2-1

O 3 Principia L 0-6

O 5 Westminster L 2-3

O 17 Blackburn W 3-0

O 22 at Illinois College L 2-4

O 24 at Spalding W 6-1


O 29 at Webster L 0-5

O 31 at Fontbonne L 2-11



^ -- Match played in Naperville, Ill.

20105-14-0 Overall

1-7-0 SLIAC

H: 3-5-0 • A: 2-8-0 • N: 0-1-0


S 1 at Knox L 2-3

S 4 Franklin L 1-4

S 5 RMU-Springfi eld W 5-0

S 12 at Coe L 1-8

S 15 at Millikin L 0-5

S 18 at North Central (Ill.) L 0-5

S 19 ^vs. Fontbonne L 2-6

S 25 Principia L 0-7

S 29 MacMurray W 5-0

S 30 at Lincoln Christian W 7-1

O 2 Fontbonne L 0-8

O 6 at Blackburn L 1-3

O 9 at Westminster L 1-7

O 16 at Spalding L 1-2

O 20 at MacMurray W 1-0

O 21 Rockford W 7-0



O 30 Webster L 0-8



^ -- Match played in Naperville, Ill.

20110-16-1 Overall

0-7-1 SLIAC

H: 0-10-0 • A: 0-6-1


S 4 at Franklin L 0-10

S 7 Knox L 0-6

S 10 at Rockford L 2-6

S 11 Central L 1-11

S 17 Lake Forest L 0-7

S 18 Elmhurst L 0-9

S 24 at Fontbonne L 0-7

S 28 Illinois College L 0-11

O 2 at Webster L 0-10

O 5 at Concordia (Ill.) L 0-8

O 8 Principia L 0-8

O 12 Carroll L 0-10


O 19 Blackburn L 1-9

O 22 Spalding L 1-3

O 27 at MacMurray T 0-0

O 29 Westminster L 0-3



ALL-TIME RECORDBy Location W-L-T GF GA

Traister Field 14-30-0 81 212

Away 12-32-1 60 199

Neutral 0-2-0 3 8

By Classifi cation W-L-T GF GA

NCAA Division III 21-63-1 118 409

NAIA 1-0-0 5 2

USCAA 3-1-0 14 7

NCCAA 1-0-0 7 1

By Conference W-L-T GF GA

SLIAC 9-30-1 49 190

Non-Conference SLIAC 3-5-0 19 43

CCIW 0-9-0 2 62

Heartland 2-3-0 5 19

Iowa Intercollegiate 0-4-0 3 26

Midwest 4-9-0 21 47

Northern Athletics 3-3-0 19 22

Non-D3 Independents 5-1-0 26 10

Overall 26-64-1 144 419

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSCoach Years Record

Randy Crady 2007-10 22-41-0

J.L. Zapushek 2010 4-7-0

Robin Ramirez 2011-Present 0-16-1

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

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BLACKBURN4-2-0 Overall

H: 2-1-0 • A: 2-1-0

Date Location W-L Score

9-12-07 Carlinville W 3-1

10-6-07 Traister Field W 3-2

9-24-08 Carlinville W 5-2


10-6-10 Carlinville L 1-3

10-19-11 Traister Field L 1-9

CARROLL0-1-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-0-0



CENTRAL0-1-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-0-0



COE0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-1-0



9-12-10 Cedar Rapids L 1-8

CONCORDIA (Ill.)0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-0-0 • A: 0-2-0


9-23-09 River Forest L 1-3

10-5-11 River Forest L 0-8

CORNELL0-1-0 Overall

H: 0-0-0 • A: 0-0-0 • N: 0-1-0


9-20-09 *Naperville, Ill. L 1-2

ELMHURST0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-1-0


9-13-08 Elmhurst L 0-5


FONTBONNE0-6-0 Overall

H: 0-2-0 • A: 0-3-0 • N: 0-1-0


9-22-07 St. Louis L 1-8


10-31-09 St. Louis L 2-11

9-19-10 *Naperville, Ill. L 2-6


9-24-11 St. Louis L 0-7

FRANKLIN2-2-0 Overall

H: 1-1-0 • A: 1-1-0



9-6-09 Franklin W 2-1


9-4-11 Franklin L 0-10

GREENVILLE0-8-0 Overall

H: 0-4-0 • A: 0-4-0



10-27-07 Greenville L 0-8







HANOVER0-1-0 Overall

H: 0-0-0 • A: 0-1-0


9-5-09 Hanover L 0-4

ILLINOIS COLLEGE1-2-0 Overall

H: 1-1-0 • A: 0-1-0



10-22-09 Jacksonville L 2-4


ILLINOIS WESLEYAN0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-1-0


9-8-08 Bloomingtin L 0-8


KNOX3-2-0 Overall

H: 2-1-0 • A: 1-1-0



9-1-08 Galesburg W 6-1


9-1-10 Galesburg L 2-3


LAKE FOREST0-1-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-0-0



LINCOLN CHRISTIAN1-0-0 Overall

H: 0-0-0 • A: 1-0-0


9-30-10 Lincoln W 7-1

MacMURRAY6-0-1 Overall

H: 3-0-0 • A: 3-0-1


9-18-07 Jacksonville W 2-0






10-27-11 Jacksonville T 0-0

MARYVILLE (Mo.)0-3-0 Overall

H: 0-2-0 • A: 0-1-0



9-20-08 St. Louis L 0-3


MILLIKIN0-3-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-2-0


9-3-07 Decatur L 0-6


9-15-10 Decatur L 0-5

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MONMOUTH0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 0-1-0


9-1-07 Monmouth L 0-1


NORTH CENTRAL (Ill.)0-2-0 Overall

H: 0-0-0 • A: 0-2-0


9-19-09 Naperville L 1-4

9-18-10 Naperville L 0-5

PRINCIPIA0-6-0 Overall

H: 0-3-0 • A: 0-3-0


10-20-07 Elsah L 0-6

10-18-08 Elsah L 0-6



10-23-10 Elsah L 1-5


RMU-CHICAGO1-0-0 Overall

H: 1-0-0 • A: 0-0-0



RMU-LAKE COUNTY1-0-0 Overall

H: 1-0-0 • A: 0-0-0



RMU-SPRINGFIELD2-1-0 Overall

H: 1-1-0 • A: 1-0-0



10-4-08 Springfi eld W 2-1


ROCKFORD3-1-0 Overall

H: 2-0-0 • A: 1-1-0



9-15-08 Rockford W 4-1


9-10-11 Rockford L 2-6

SPALDING1-2-0 Overall

H: 0-1-0 • A: 1-1-0


10-24-09 Louisville W 6-1

10-16-10 Louisville L 1-2


WEBSTER0-5-0 Overall

H: 0-2-0 • A: 0-3-0


9-29-07 St. Louis L 0-10


10-29-09 St. Louis L 0-5


10-2-11 St. Louis L 0-10

WESTMINSTER1-4-0 Overall

H: 1-3-0 • A: 0-1-0





10-9-10 Fulton L 1-7


ALL-TIME RECORD VS. ALL OPPONENTSOpponent W-L-T GF GA

Beloit 0-0-0 0 0

Blackburn 4-2-0 16 17

Carroll 0-1-0 0 10

Central 0-1-0 1 11

Coe 0-2-0 1 13

Concordia (Ill.) 0-2-0 1 11

Cornell 0-1-0 1 2

Elmhurst 0-2-0 0 14

Fontbonne 0-6-0 7 43

Greenville 0-8-0 10 51

Hanover 0-1-0 0 4

Illinois College 1-2-0 4 15

Illinois Wesleyan 0-2-0 1 21

Iowa Wesleyan 0-0-0 0 0

Knox 3-2-0 17 11

Lake Forest 0-1-0 0 7

Lincoln Christian 1-0-0 7 1

MacMurray 6-0-1 18 4

Maryville (Mo.) 0-3-0 1 15

Millikin 0-3-0 0 18

Monmouth 0-2-0 0 4

North Central (Ill.) 0-2-0 1 9

Principia 0-6-0 1 38

RMU-Chicago 1-0-0 5 2

RMU-Lake County 1-0-0 5 2

RMU-Peoria 0-0-0 0 0

RMU-Springfi eld 2-1-0 9 5

Rockford 3-1-0 18 11

Spalding 2-1-0 8 6

Webster 0-5-0 0 40

Westminster 1-4-0 8 18

Wisconsin Lutheran 0-0-0 0 0

Highlighted bold indicates 2012 opponent.

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2012 OPPONENT INFORMATION


BLACKBURN BEAVERSWednesday, Oct. 10 • Carlinville, Ill. • 1 p.m.

Location: Carlinville, Ill.

Founded: 1837

Enrollment: 650

Colors: Red & Black

Conference: St. Louis Intercollegiate

President: Dr. Miriam Pride

Athletic Director: Sue Hansen

Head Coach: Aydin Gonulsen

2011 Record: 7-8-0 (3-5-0 SLIAC)

BELOIT BUCCANEERSSaturday, Sept., 8 • Traister Field • 1 p.m.

Location: Beloit, Wis.

Founded: 1846

Enrollment: 1,250

Colors: Blue & Gold

Conference: Midwest

President: Scott Bierman

Athletic Director: Peggy Carl

Head Coach: Liz Bartley

2011 Record: 4-11-2 (0-7-2 MWC)

ELMHURST BLUE JAYSWednesday, Sept. 5 • Elmhurst, Ill. • 7:30 p.m.

Location: Elmhurst, Ill.

Founded: 1871

Enrollment: 2,800

Colors: Blue & White

Conference: CCIW

President: S. Alan Ray

Athletic Director: Paul Krohn

Head Coach: Paul Webster

2011 Record: 13-4-1 (4-2-1 CCIW)

FONTBONNE GRIFFINSSaturday, Oct. 6 • Traister Field • 1 p.m.

Location: St. Louis, Mo.

Founded: 1923

Enrollment: 2,060

Colors: Purple & Gold


President: Dr. Dennis Golden

Athletic Director: Maria Eftink

Head Coach: Brian Hoener

2011 Record: 7-12-0 (5-3-0 SLIAC)

GREENVILLE PANTHERSWednesday, Oct. 17 • Traister Field • 3 p.m.

Location: Greenville, Ill.

Founded: 1855

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Black & Orange


President: Dr. Larry Linamen

Athletic Director: Doug Faulkner

Head Coach: Jeff Wardlaw

2011 Record: 14-8-0 (6-2-0 SLIAC)

ILLINOIS COLLEGE LADY BLUESWednesday, Sept. 19 • Jacksonville, Ill. • 5 p.m.

Location: Jacksonville, Ill.

Founded: 1829

Enrollment: 1,000

Colors: Blue & White

Conference: Midwest

President: Dr. Axel D. Steuer

Athletic Director: Gale Vaughn

Head Coach: Becky Golas

2011 Record: 4-10-4 (0-6-3 MWC)

IOWA WESLEYAN TIGERSSaturday, Sept. 22 • Mount Pleasant, Iowa • 1 p.m.

Location: Mount Pleasant, Iowa

Founded: 1842

Enrollment: 850

Colors: Purple & White

Conference: Midwest Collegiate (NAIA)

President: Jay K. Simmons

Athletic Director: Mike Hampton

Head Coach: Brocklon Chatman

2011 Record: 9-10-0 (3-5-0 MCC)

KNOX PRAIRIE FIREWednesday, Sept. 26 • Galesburg, Ill. • 2 p.m.

Location: Galesburg, Ill.

Founded: 1837

Enrollment: 1,420

Colors: Purple & Gold

Conference: Midwest

President: Teresa L. Amott

Athletic Director: Chad Eisele

Head Coach: Melissa Joseph

2011 Record: 3-13-1 (1-7-1 MWC)

LAKE FOREST FORESTERSSunday, Sept. 2 • Lake Forest, Ill. • 1 p.m.

Location: Lake Forest, Ill.

Founded: 1857

Enrollment: 1,500

Colors: Red & Black

Conference: Midwest

President: Stephen D. Schutt

Athletic Director: Jackie Slaats

Head Coach: T.R. Bell

2011 Record: 7-11-0 (3-6-0 MWC)

LINCOLN CHRISTIAN RED LIONSWednesday, Sept. 12 • Traister Field • 2 p.m.

Location: Lincoln, Ill.

Founded: 1944

Enrollment: 1,100

Colors: Red & White

Conference: Independent (NCCAA)

President: Dr. Keith H. Ray

Athletic Director: Ed Plumier

Head Coach: Todd Spellman

2011 Record: 1-7-0

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MacMURRAY HIGHLANDERSWednesday, Oct. 3 • Traister Field • 1 p.m.

Location: Jacksonville, Ill.

Founded: 1846

Enrollment: 590

Colors: Scarlet & Navy


President: Dr. Colleen Hester

Athletic Director: Dane Pavlovich

Head Coach: Shane Taylor

2011 Record: 1-15-1 (0-7-1 SLIAC)

PRINCIPIA PANTHERSSaturday, Sept. 29 • Elsah, Ill. • 1 p.m.

Location: Elsah, Ill.

Founded: 1931

Enrollment: 460

Colors: Blue & Gold


President: Dr. Jonathan Palmer

Athletic Director: Lee Ellis

Head Coach: Jess Semnacher

2011 Record: 16-4-1 (8-0-0 SLIAC)

ROCKFORD REGENTSSaturday, Sept. 1 • Traister Field • 3 p.m.

Location: Rockford, Ill.

Founded: 1847

Enrollment: 980

Colors: Purple & White

Conference: Northern Athletics

President: Robert L. Head, Ph.D.

Athletic Director: Kristyn King

Head Coach: Ana Costa

2011 Record: 3-12-0 (0-12-0 NAC)

ROBERT MORRIS-PEORIA EAGLESSunday, Sept. 9 • Peoria, Ill. • 1 p.m.

Location: Peoria, Ill.

Founded: 1913

Enrollment: 7,277 (All campuses)

Colors: Maroon & Gold

Conference: Independent (USCAA)

President: Michael P. Viollt

Athletic Director: Megan Smith Eggert

Head Coach: Jevan Meunzer

2011 Record: 1-9-0

SPALDING GOLDEN EAGLESSaturday, Oct. 20 • Louisville, Ky. • 2 p.m.

Location: Louisville, Ky.

Founded: 1814

Enrollment: 1,000

Colors: Blue & Yellow


President: Ms. Tori Murden-McClure

Athletic Director: Roger Burkman

Head Coach: Christopher Shilo Rayburn

2011 Record: 4-13-0 (3-5-0 SLIAC)

WEBSTER GORLOKSSaturday, Oct. 13 • Traister Field • 1 p.m.

Location: St. Louis, Mo.

Founded: 1915

Enrollment: 4,050

Colors: Midnight Blue & Gold


President: Dr. Elizabeth Stroble

Athletic Director: Tom Hart

Head Coach: Luigi Scire

2011 Record: 12-6-1 (7-1-0 SLIAC)

WESTMINSTER BLUE JAYSSaturday, Oct. 27 • Fulton, Mo. • 5 p.m.

Location: Fulton, Mo.

Founded: 1851

Enrollment: 960

Colors: Navy, Carolina Blue & White


President: Dr. G. Barney Forsythe

Athletic Director: Matt Mitchell

Head Coach: Jen Dyson

2011 Record: 3-13-0 (3-5-0 SLIAC)

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN WARRIORSSunday, Sept. 16 • Traister Field • 1 p.m.

Location: Milwaukee, Wis.

Founded: 1973

Enrollment: 1,020

Colors: Forest Green & White

Conference: Northern Athletics

President: Dr. Daniel W. Johnson

Athletic Director: Skip Noon

Head Coach: Tony Pierce

2011 Record: 3-15-0 (3-5-0 NAC)

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ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

ABOUT THE ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCEThe St Louis intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SLIAC) was formally chartered in September of 1989 at Maryville University of St.

Louis and the fi rst championships were conducted during the 1990-91 school year. The constitution of the conference is structured

according to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)

format and all member schools will be associated only with the

NCAA. Member institutions have adopted an NCAA competitive

philosophy, which in part states, the college places special

importance of the impact of athletics on the participants rather

than on the spectators. SLIAC member schools are committed to

this end. Scholarships to SLIAC schools are based on academics

and need only. There are no provisions for athletic scholarships.

This helps assure that the student-athlete is a student in the purest

sense.

The SLIAC is composed of nine private institutions in Kentucky,

Illinois and Missouri. Members are: Blackburn College,

Carlinville, Ill.; Eureka College, Eureka, Ill.; Fontbonne University,

St. Louis, Mo.; Greenville College, Greenville, Ill.; MacMurray

College, Jacksonville, Ill.; Principia College, Elsah, Ill.; Spalding

University, Louisville, Ky.; Webster University, St. Louis, Mo.; and

Westminster College, Fulton,

Mo.

SLIAC institutions provide

student-athletes the opportunity

to compete on an equal and competitive level, thus permitting the student-athletes the opportunity to

compete for conference, regional and national championships. Team championships are contested in women’s cross country, soccer,

volleyball, basketball, softball and tennis. Men’s championship sports are cross country, soccer, basketball, baseball, golf and tennis.

ST. LOUIS INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE MISSION STATEMENTTo enhance the student-athletes’ educational process through intercollegiate competitive activity encompassing the rules of fairness

based on the highest standards of integrity and sportsmanlike conduct.

Colleges and universities in the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference consider the athletic experience an integral component of

the educational process. In so doing, the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference seeks to coordinate the objectives and programs

of athletics with the academic developmental objectives and to ensure the integration of athletes with other students.

DID YOU KNOW?Eureka’s fi rst year as a member

of the SLIAC was 2006-07.

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MEDIA INFORMATION


SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR BRYAN MOOREBryan Moore is currently in his fourth year as the Sports Information Director at Eureka College. Moore is

responsible for coordinating all athletics media relations, operating EurekaRedDevils.com and compiling results and

statistics for each of Eureka’s 18 varsity sports.

Prior to his arrival at EC in July 2009, Moore was a sports information intern at Bradley University from 2007 until

2009. He was the primary sports information contact for seven of BU’s sports, including the nationally-recognized

men’s soccer program during its run to the NCAA Division I Elite Eight in 2007. He also completed a broadcast/

media internship with the Peoria Chiefs during the 2005 season. With the Chiefs, Moore wrote news releases,

helped coordinate media operations during the 2005 Midwest League All-Star Game and called play-by-play for the middle three

innings of most home games. He has since returned to the organization as the Chiefs’ offi cial scorer since 2009.

An East Peoria native, Moore earned a B.A. in broadcasting from Western Illinois University in Macomb, Ill. in May 2006. At WIU,

Moore was the television play-by-play broadcaster for WWIR-TV from 2003 through 2006, calling WIU football, basketball, baseball,

softball and soccer. He also served as the sports director at WIUS-FM in 2006.

Moore and his wife Laura were married in July 2012. They reside in East Peoria.

EUREKA COLLEGE SPORTS INFORMATIONEureka College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore will be

in attendance at most Eureka College home women’s soccer

matches to assist media members and visiting sports information

directors in their coverage of Eureka College women’s soccer. Any

print media member planning to cover a Eureka College women’s

soccer match should contact Moore at least 24 hours prior to

kickoff for proper accomodations at Traister Field.

POSTMATCH INTERVIEWSMedia members seeking postmatch interviews with coaches or

student-athletes should notify Moore shortly before the conclusion

of the contest.

FEATURE STORIESWhen preparing feature stories on Eureka College coaches or

student-athletes, please contact Moore at (309) 467-6456 or

[email protected] to arrange an interview time and location.

Neither coaches nor student-athletes should be directly contacted

by the media.

Eureka College student-athletes or coaches will not be made

available to the media for interviews on the day of a match until the

match is complete.

STATISTICSEureka College and the SLIAC use StatCrew live in-game scoring

software for most women’s soccer matches. Moore will provide

statistics to coaching staffs and media members at halftime and

following the match. Visiting sports information directors will

receive an electronic copy of the StatCrew game fi le immediately

after the match.

The general public is encouraged to check eurekareddevils.com

shortly after the conclusion of the match for fi nal statistics.

INTERNET AND TELEPHONE ACCESSInternet and telephone access is not available at Traister Field.

Media members seeking internet access before or after the match

are encouraged to use the wireless internet access in the Rigazio

Lobby inside the Reagan Center.

EUREKAREDDEVILS.COMLaunched in September 2012, the new online home for the Eureka

College Department of Athletics is EurekaRedDevils.com. The

very best source for updated information on Eureka College

athletics, EurekaRedDevils.com is maintained on a daily basis by

Eureka College Sports Information Director Bryan Moore. The

website includes press releases, team rosters, schedules and

results, season statistics, live statistics, historical archives, action

photos and biographies for coaches and student-athletes. The

new Eureka athletics website was launched through a partnership

with Sidearm Sports.

SOCIAL MEDIAEureka fans may receive instant updates by following the Red

Devils on Twitter. Visit the offi cial Eureka College athletics Twitter

page at twitter.com/eurekareddevils to receive up-to-the-second

“tweets” on Eureka athletics. Fans are encouraged to join the

conversation and use the hashtag “#ecreddevils” when discussing

Eureka athletics.

To learn more about signing up

for a Twitter account and having

instant updates sent to your

computer or directly to your mobile

device, visit twitter.com.

In addition to Twitter, Eureka College athletics fans can keep tabs

on the Red Devils on Facebook. Fans may access the page by

visiting facebook.com/eurekareddevils. The page includes links

to news stories, game results and photo albums. Visit the Eureka

Facebook page and “Like” us to have instant updates sent directly

to your own personal Facebook news feed.

SLIAC.ORGCurrent information on the Red Devils can also be found online at

the the offi cial St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference website

(sliac.org). The website includes current conference standings,

statistical leaders, composite schedules and loads of other

information on the Red Devils and their conference rivals.

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2012 SCHEDULESept. 1 ROCKFORD Traister Field 3 p.m.

Sept. 2 at Lake Forest Lake Forest, Ill. 1 p.m.

Sept. 5 at Elmhurst Elmhurst, Ill. 7:30 p.m.

Sept. 8 BELOIT Traister Field 1 p.m.

Sept. 9 at Robert Morris-Peoria Peoria, Ill. 1 p.m.

Sept. 12 LINCOLN CHRISTIAN Traister Field 2 p.m.

Sept. 16 WISCONSIN LUTHERAN Traister Field 1 p.m.

Sept. 19 at Illinois College Jacksonville, Ill. 5 p.m.

Sept. 22 at Iowa Wesleyan Mount Pleasant, Iowa 1 p.m.

Sept. 26 at Knox Galesburg, Ill. 2 p.m.

Sept. 29 *at Principia Elsah, Ill. 1 p.m.

Oct. 3 *MacMURRAY Traister Field 1 p.m.

Oct. 6 *FONTBONNE Traister Field 1 p.m.

Oct. 10 *at Blackburn Carlinville, Ill. 1 p.m.

Oct. 13 *WEBSTER Traister Field 1 p.m.

Oct. 17 *GREENVILLE Traister Field 3 p.m.

Oct. 20 *at Spalding Louisville, Ky. 2 p.m.

Oct. 27 *at Westminster Fulton, Mo. 5 p.m.


HOME MATCHES AT TRAISTER FIELD IN BOLD CAPS

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2012 eureka women's soccer media guide

Documents

illinois college

sliac record

eureka athletics staff

alltime records

alltime match

sliac review

website sliac

year of womens soccer