2013 ue women's soccer media guide

2013 Aces Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Location Time

Aug. 14 Austin Peay (Exhibition) Clarksville, Tenn. 7:00 PM

Aug. 18 Wright State (Exhibition) Dayton, Ohio 5:00 PM

Aug. 23 Murray State Evansville, Ind. 6:00 PM

Aug. 25 Tennessee Tech Cookeville, Tenn. 1:00 PM

Aug. 30 UT Martin Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM

Sept. 4 Xavier Cincinnati, Ohio 6:00 PM

Sept. 6 IUPUI Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM

Sept. 8 Saint Louis St. Louis, Mo. 1:00 PM

Sept. 13 Belmont Evansville, Ind. 6:00 PM

Sept. 15 Valparaiso Evansville, Ind. 1:00 PM

Sept. 20 Eastern Kentucky Richmond, Ky. 4:00 PM

Sept. 22 Bowling Green Bowling Green, Ohio 12:00 PM

Sept. 29 Drake* Evansville, Ind. 1:00 PM

Oct. 6 Northern Iowa* Waterloo, Iowa 1:00 PM

Oct. 12 Missouri State Evansville, Ind. 3:00 PM

Oct. 16 Indiana State* Terre Haute, Ind. 6:00 PM

Oct. 20 Illinois State* Normal, Ill. 1:00 PM

Oct. 27 Western Kentucky Evansville, Ind. 1:00 PM

Oct. 31 Loyola* Evansville, Ind. 7:00 PM

Nov. 3 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament (First Round) Campus Sites

Nov.8-10 MVCTournament(Semifinals&Finals)Evansville,Ind.

Home matches in bold and played at Arad McCutchan Stadium * Missouri Valley Conference match All times are Central and subject to change

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Quick Facts Table of ContentsGENERAL INFORMATIONName ......................................................................University of EvansvilleEnrollment .........................................................................................2,822Founded..............................................................................................1854Nickname ..................................................................................Purple AcesColors ....................................................................... Purple, White, OrangeConference ........................................................Missouri Valley ConferencePresident..........................................................................Dr. Thomas KazeeDirector of Athletics .................................................................John StanleyFaculty Representative ......................................................... Dr. Mark DavisAthletics Website ..................................................www.GoPurpleAces.comTicket Office Phone ....................................................812-488-ACES (2237)

SOCCER FACILITYHome Facility .....................Black Beauty Field at Arad McCutchan StadiumCapacity .............................................................................................2,500Opened ..............................................................1984 / Renovated in 2000Surface ................................................................................... Natural Grass

2012 IN REVIEWOverall Record.....................................................................................5-8-3MVC Record ........................................................................................4-1-1MVC Finish ............................................................................................. 1stHome ..................................................................................................3-2-1Away ...................................................................................................2-5-2Neutral ................................................................................................0-1-0

PROGRAM HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer.................................................................... 1993All-Time Record ................................................... 182-176-35 (.508)First Year in MVC ...................................................................... 1994All-Time MVC Record ..................................................59-76-8 (.441)MVC Championships ........................... 6 (‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘08, ‘12)MVC Tournament Championships ........ 6 (‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08)NCAA Postseason Appearances ..........................4 (‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08)

2013 TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................. 12/11Starters Returning/Lost ............................................................... 8/3Newcomers .................................................................................. 12Head Coach .......................................Krista McKendree (6th season)Overall Record/Years ............................................33-50-10 (5 years)Record at UE/Years ...............................................33-50-10 (5 years)

UE SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. Sports Info. Director/Women’s Soccer Contact ......... Dustin HallOffice Phone ............................................................. 812-488-1152Cell Phone ................................................................ 812-664-7787Email ............................................................ [email protected] Address ................................................................................

UE Sports Information1800 Lincoln AvenueEvansville, IN 47722

Quick Facts/Table of Contents ........................................................1This is Aces Soccer ....................................................................2-19 From Coach McKendree ............................................................2 Fantastic Fan Support ................................................................3 A Tradition of Excellence ........................................................4-7 Top Competition ....................................................................8-9 McCutchan Stadium ...........................................................10-11 In the Community ..............................................................12-13 Media Coverage .................................................................14-15 The City of Evansville .........................................................16-17 The University of Evansville ...............................................18-192013 Roster ................................................................................20Season Preview ...........................................................................21Head Coach Krista McKendree ...............................................22-23Coaching Staff ........................................................................24-25Returning Player Profiles .......................................................26-36Newcomer Profiles .................................................................37-432012 Season in Review ...............................................................44All-Time Letterwinners ................................................................45Honors and Awards ................................................................46-47Program Records ....................................................................48-49Year-by-Year Results ...............................................................50-55

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Fantastic Fan Support


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4 NCAA Tournament Appearances1998, 1999, 2001, 2008

12 MVC CHAMPIONSHIPS6 REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS; 6 TOURNAMENT TITLES


A Tradition of Excellence

5 MVC PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Kayla Lambert2008

Krista McKendree2000

Krissy Meek-Engelbrecht1996, 1997, 1998

1 All-AMERICAN

42 All-MVC First Team Selections

Krista McKendree2000


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6 MVC TOURNAMENT MVPS

Laura Poland1997

Tina Allwardt1999

Kayla Lambert2008

6 MVC COACH OF THE YEar AwArDS

Mick Lyon1996, 1997, 2000

Chris Pfau and Staff2006

Krista McKendree and Staff2008, 2012


A Tradition of Excellence

6 MVC ALL-CENTENNIAL TEAM HONOREES

8 NSCAA Team Academic Awards

Krissy Meek-Engelbrecht Sandy Jakubczak Krista McKendree

2009

2010

2011

2012


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The Purple Aces’

2013 slate includes

seven opponents that

finished in the top

200 in the final 2012

RPI.


Top Competition

The Purple Aces’

2013 slate includes

seven opponents that

finished in the top

200 in the final 2012

RPI.

Evansville was selected to host

the second and third

rounds of the MVC

Women’s Soccer

Championships Nov. 8-10.


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McCUTCHAN STADIUM

Selected Host of the 2013 MVC Tournament

Locker Room & Player’s Lounge


Premier Facilities

McCUTCHAN STADIUM

Seating for Over 2,000 of the Country’s Finest Fans

Weight Room


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The Purple Aces have participated in countless community organizations, helping connect Aces Soccer with their supporters. In 2012, Danielle Langness was awarded the MVC Leadership and Service Award for her achievements on the field and her commitment to community service efforts and academics.


IN THE COMMUNITY


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@UE_WSoccer

University of EvansvilleWomen’s Soccer

Host of the 2013 Missouri Valley Conference Soccer Championship


MEDIA COVERAGE


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THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE

INDIANA’S 3RD LARGEST CITY--- FOUNDED IN 1812 ON THE BANKS OF THE OHIO RIVER ---

» Metropolitan population of over 358,000

» Within 150 miles of Louisville, Nashville, St. Louis and Indianapolis

» Strong business community that offers valuable internships and co-op experiences

» Corporate headquarters in the “River City” include: Accuride, Atlas Van Lines, Berry

Plastics, Mead Johnson, Old National Bank, Vectren and Springleaf Financial

» Named an “All-America City” by the National Civic League in 2004» Voted best city “to live, work and play” by the

readers of Kiplinger in 2008

» Home to the Fall Festival, the 2nd largest street

festival in the

United States behind only Mardi Gras.

» Home to two professional sports team, the

Evansville Otters (baseball) and the Evansville

IceMen (hockey).

» Home to historic Bosse Field, the 3rd oldest

professional ballpark still in use.


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» RANKED AMONG THE “BEST SCHOOLS IN THE MIDWEST” BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

» 13-TO-1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO

» OVER 80 DIFFERENT MAJORS AND AREAS OF STUDY

» 92% OF THE CLASS OF 2012 WAS EMPLOYED OR IN GRADUATE SCHOOL WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF GRADUATION

» 42 STATES AND 46 COUNTRIES ARE REPRESENTED ON CAMPUS

» 85% OF FACULTY HOLD THEIR DOCTORATE OR TERMINAL DEGREE AND ALL CLASSES ARE TAUGHT BY PROFESSORS. THERE ARE NO GRADUATE ASSISTANTS TEACHING ANY CLASSES.

» 95% OF FULL-TIME STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS, WITH AN AVERAGE PACKAGE OF $24,700

» AVERAGE CLASS SIZE IS 18 STUDENTS


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This is aces soccerNUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/Previous School 0 Simone Busby GK 5-6 So. Chattanooga, Tenn./Girls Preparatory School 1 Katy Kessler GK 6-0 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Rosati-Kain 2 Whitney Biggs GK 5-7 Fr. Bloomington, Ind./Bloomington North 3 Kady Dieringer D 5-6 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Rosati-Kain 4 Heather Hall F/D 5-5 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo./Rocky Mountain 5 Allie Arguello F/M 5-7 So. Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman 6 Bronwyn Boswell MF 5-6 Fr. Frisco, Texas/Centennial 7 Jordin Campbell F/M 5-5 Fr. Loveland, Colo./Thompson Valley 8 Abby Springer F 5-7 So. Indianapolis, Ind./Southport 9 Kayla Smith F 5-8 So. Evansville, Ind./North 10 Taylor Brand D/M 5-7 Jr. Greenfield, Ind./Greenfield Central 11 Tatiana Pagan D 5-1 Jr. Las Vegas, Nev./Palo Verde 12 Stephanie Thompson MF 5-6 Sr. Evansville, Ind./F.J. Reitz 14 Emily Griebel M/F 5-7 Fr. Peoria, Ill./Dunlap 15 Emily Richardson M/D 5-6 Fr. Elizabethtown, Ky./Elizabethtown 17 Lauren Tiernan F 5-11 Sr. Boise, Idaho/Capital 18 Holyn Marshall D 5-9 So. Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville 19 Caitie Dierkes MF 5-4 Jr. St. Louis, Mo./Nerinx Hall 20 Laura Minor D 5-6 Fr. Frisco, Texas/Wakeland 21 Megan Carpentier D 5-9 Fr. Castaic, Calif./Bishop Alemany 22 Noor Medlej M/F 5-6 Fr. London, Ontario/Sir Wilfird Laurier 23 Kelli Moran MF/D 5-7 So. Des Peres, Mo./Kirkwood 24 Colleen Dierkes MF 5-6 Fr. St. Louis, Mo./Visitation Academy

Head Coach: Krista McKendree (6th season, Evansville, 2002)Assistant Coach: Grant Williams (2nd season, Western Kentucky, 2004)Assistant Coach: Lindsey Williams (2nd season, Virginia Wesleyan, 2008)

Roster BreakdownBY CLASS

Seniors ............................. 2Juniors ............................. 3Sophomores..................... 6Freshmen ....................... 12

BY POSITIONGoalkeepers ..................... 3Defenders ........................ 6Midfielders ...................... 7Forwards .......................... 7

BY LOCATIONIndiana ............................ 5Missouri ........................... 5Colorado .......................... 2Nevada ............................. 2Texas ................................ 2Arkansas .......................... 1California ......................... 1Canada ............................. 1Idaho ............................... 1Illinois .............................. 1Kentucky .......................... 1Tennessee ........................ 1

PLAYERSAllie Arguello .....................................................ar-GWAY-loBronwyn Boswell ................................................BRON-winMegan Carpentier ........................................... car-pen-TEERKady Dieringer .................................................. DARE-in-jerCaitie Dierkes .........................................................DER-kissColleen Dierkes ......................................................DER-kissEmily Griebel ...................................................... GREE-bullNoor Medlej ............................................................med-lej

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The 2013 PURPLE ACESSeason Preview

The 2013 University of Evansville women’s soccer team will be looking to defend its Missouri Valley Conference regular-season championship, as the Purple Aces return five All-MVC selections from last year’s squad that posted a 4-1-1 mark in Valley matches. UE returns its top three offensive players from last season, including reigning MVC Freshman of the Year Abby Springer. Springer and senior Stephanie Thompson, who was an All-MVC FIrst Team selection and MVC All-Tournament Team honoree, both netted five goals and recorded two assists last season to co-lead the team with 12 points. Sophomore Kayla Smith, an All-MVC Freshman Team selection, will bolster the Evansville offense, as she racked up nine points on four goals and an assist in her first season as an Ace. The trio of Smith, Springer and Thompson combined for all but four of UE’s points last season. Senior Lauren Tiernan also returns after making 11 starts as a forward last season. Defensively, All-MVC Second Team member junior Taylor Brand is expected to lead an Evansville defense that recorded six shutouts last season and posted a league-best 0.32 goals against average in Valley matches, as the Aces allowed just two goals in conference play. Junior Tatiana Pagan started all 16 games for UE as a defender last season and earned MVC Defensive Player

of the Week honors on Oct. 16. Brand and Pagan will be joined by sophomore Allie Arguello to complete UE’s defensive third. In goal, MVC Goalkeeper of the Year in sophomore Simone Busby returns after a stellar freshman season, in which she ranked in the top 10 nationally in both save percentage and goals against average. Busby made 10 starts, allowing just five goals in over 938 minutes between the posts. The Chattanooga, Tenn., native posted five shutouts, including four in Valley play, and allowed multiple goals just once. Other returners include junior midfielder Caitie Dierkes, sophomore defender Holyn Marshall, who started four matches in 2012, and fellow sophomore defender Kelli Moran. Evansville added 14 newcomers to its roster in the offseason, including Noor Medlej, who participated in training camp with the Lebanese Women’s National

Team in 2011. Medlej will bolster the Aces’ midfielder along with classmates Bronwyn Boswell, Colleen Dierkes, Emily Griebel and Emily Richardson. Freshmen Jordin Campbell and Heather Hall will add depth to UE’s attacking third, while classmates Kady Dieringer, Laura Minor and Megan Carpentier will compete for playing time along the back line. Whitney Biggs and Katy Kessler will serve has backups to Busby between the posts. The Aces will play 10 non-conference contests prior to opening their Valley schedule Sept. 29 against Drake, where they will begin their quest to win back-to-back MVC regular-season titles since the 1998 and 1999 campaigns. In addition, UE will also have the chance to play the semifinal and final rounds of the MVC Tournament on its home pitch, as Arad McCutchan Stadium will play host to the MVC Tournament on Nov. 8 and Nov. 10.


KRISTA McKENDREEHC HEAD COACH6TH SEASON • UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE, 2002

Krista McKendree enters her sixth year as head coach of the University of Evansville women’s soccer program in 2013 and has already built an impressive resume that includes a pair of Missouri Valley Conference Coaching Staff of the Year awards, two conference championships and a trip to the NCAA Tournament.

The only All-American in UE women’s soccer history, McKendree served as an assistant coach at her alma mater from 2005 through 2007, before taking over the reigns of the program in 2008. Her 2008 squad won the MVC regular-season championship, the MVC Tournament title and earned Evansville’s four NCAA Tournament berth.

That same season, McKendree received the 20008 MVC Coaching Staff of the Year award, sharing the honor with assistants Matt Kagan and Corey Southers. Never before had a first-year head coach at the University of Evansville in any sport led his or her team to an NCAA Division I Tournament. The Aces produced a 13-5-2 record in McKendree’s first season as head coach and the MVC’s all-time leading scorer in Kayla Lambert.

McKendree’s 2009 and 2010 teams were dominated by freshmen and sophomores, including 2010 MVC Freshman of the Year Breanna Beine, who was also named to the All-MVC First Team and finished among the league leaders in scoring by netting seven goals. Four Aces earned all-conference laurels in 2010 as UE advanced to the MVC Tournament semifinals.

In 2011, McKendree led the Aces to their seventh-straight appearance in the MVC Tournament and a trip to the semifinals, after earning victories in three-

consecutive must-win matches. The Aces knocked off Drake, regular-season championship contender Missouri State and the Bulldogs again in the first round of the MVC Tournament to earn a trip to Springfield, Mo., as the No. 4 seed. Under McKendree’s direction, five Aces earned all-conference honors that spring, including All-MVC Second Team selections Breanna Beine and Sam Conrad.

During the 2012 campaign, McKendree guided the Aces to their second MVC regular-season championship during her tenure, despite the fact that UE was picked last in the MVC Preseason Poll. After a slow-start to the season, McKendree’s squad found its stride in Valley play, as Evansville finished 4-1-1 in league play to claim the regular-season title. A total of six Aces were named to All-MVC squads, including a pair of freshmen in Simone Busby and Abby Springer, who were named the MVC Goalkeeper of the Year and MVC Freshman of the Year, respectively. Stephanie Thompson joined Busby and Springer on the All-MVC First Team, marking the first time since 2008 that three or more UE players were selected to the All-MVC First Team in the same season.

McKendree’s rise to the head coaching position began when she returned to the University of Evansville in 2005, soon after Chris Pfau was hired as head coach. Evansville’s win total immediately more than tripled, from three in 2004, to 10 in 2005. In 2006, McKendree was part of the MVC Coaching Staff of the Year and in 2007, the Aces climbed to second place in the MVC standings by winning 10 matches for the third-consecutive year. When Pfau left UE to become the head coach at Akron, McKendree was the popular choice to replace him.

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As a player, McKendree led Evansville to the NCAA Tournament in 1998, 1999 and 2001, and is regarded as the best defender to ever play for the Purple Aces. In 2006, she was chosen to the MVC Women’s Soccer All-Centennial Team. She was a four-time All-MVC First Team selection and was named the MVC Defensive Player of the Year in 1999, before being selected as the MVC Player of the Year in 2000. McKendree became UE women’s soccer first All-American in 2000, when she was chosen to the NSCAA/adidas Women’s Soccer Division I All-American Third Team.

McKendree was also a member of the MVC Scholar-Athlete Team in 2000 and 2001, in addition to winning three MVC regular-season championships, three MVC Tournament titles and making three trips to the NCAA Tournament. During McKendree’s four years as a player, the Aces posted an overall record of 52-28-7.

Krista and her husband, Mike Board, were married in December 2008.

Coach McKendree At A GlanceCareer Year By Year

2008 (UE) ......................... 13-5-22009 (UE) ......................... 5-13-02010 (UE) ......................... 6-12-12011 (UE) ......................... 4-12-42012 (UE) ........................... 5-8-3TOTAL .........................33-50-10

Playing ExperienceUniv. of Evansville ..... 1998-2001

EducationUniversity of Evansville ...... 2002

Honors and Awards• Two-time MVC Coaching Staff of the Year (2008, 2012)• First ever first-year UE coach to lead his/her team to NCAA DI Tournament (2008)• MVC Women’s Soccer All-Centennial Team (2006)• UE’s only women’s soccer All-American (2000)• Four-time All-MVC First Team selection (1998-2001)• MVC Player of the Year (2001)

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Grant WilliamsAC ASSISTANT COACH2ND SEASON • WESTERN KENTUCKY, 2004

Grant Williams enters his second season on the Purple Aces’ women’s soccer coaching staff in 2013.

In his first season with Evansville, Williams was part of the 2012 Missouri Valley Conference Coaching Staff of the Year, as UE captured the MVC regular-season championship with a 4-1-1 mark in league play. Three Aces were named to the All-MVC First Team, including MVC Goalkeeper of the Year Simone Busby and MVC Freshman of the Year Abby Springer. Under his direction, the 2012 squad led the Valley with 0.32 goals against average and four shutouts in league play.

Williams came to Evansville after a three-year stint at Eastern Illinois. At EIU, his primary responsibilities as assistant coach included recruiting, team travel and meals, scouting reports and campus visits. He also helped with the planning and execution of practices, games and camps. Under his direction, 10 Panthers earned all-conference honors, including three first team selections, while two were named CoSIDA Academic All-America. EIU earned berths to the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament all three seasons that Williams was on staff, including a semifinals appearance in 2010.

Prior to his tenure at Eastern Illinois, Williams spent three seasons as an assistant at Western Kentucky. In those three seasons, the Lady Hilltoppers compiled a record of 40-13-7, won the Sun Belt Conference title in 2007 and reached the SBC Tournament title match a year later. WKU also earned a regional ranking from SoccerBuzz.com in two of those seasons.

Williams served as the assistant director of Southern Kentucky Soccer (2004-07), a staff coach in the Kentucky ODP program (2003-04, 2007) and a head coach in the SKY Soccer club (2002-07). He also worked with boys’ varsity and junior varsity teams at Bowling Green High School from 2000-05 after volunteering during the 1997-98 school year.

Williams a United Stats Soccer Federation National “B” Coaching License and earned an NSCAA Regional Goalkeeping diploma in 2006.

A graduate of Western Kentucky University, Williams earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 2004 and was a three-time President’s Scholar.


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LINDSEY WILLIAMSAC ASSISTANT COACH2ND SEASON • VIRGINIA WESLEYAN, 2008

Lindsey Williams enters her second year on the University of Evansville coaching staff in 2013.

Williams helped the Purple Aces claim a Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title in her first year on the staff, as UE finished 4-1-1 in league play during the 2012 campaign. In addition, freshman goalkeeper Simone Busby was named the MVC Goalkeeper of the Year and was an All-MVC First Team selection under Williams’ guidance. Evansville allowed just two goals in six conference matches, while posting four shutouts, as Busby led the conference with a 0.32 goals against average, a .935 save percentage and four clean sheets, and ranked in the top 10 nationally in save percentage (.918) and goals against average (0.48).

Prior to coming to UE, she served as a media relations assistant at Longwood University in 2010 and a media relations intern at the Northeast Conference (NEC) from August 2009 through July 2010. Williams assisted in the coaching efforts of the women’s soccer program with specific responsibility for training the goalkeepers. She also aided in recruiting, film breakdown, practice and game planning and daily office operations.

A native of Princeton, New Jersey - though born in Evansville - Williams was a four-year letterwinner at Virginia Wesleyan College. As a senior, she was named the team captain and was a First Team All-America goalkeeper. Williams played on three Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) championship teams and helped lead the Marlins to the NCAA Tournament semifinals in 2006. She holds numerous school records, including most shutouts in a season (15) and a career (39)., as well as the season and career records for goals against average with 0.37 and 0.42, respectively.

Williams is a holder of the NSCAA Level 2 Diploma, NSCAA Level 1 Goalkeeper Diploma and USSF State “E” Coaching License.

She is a 2008 cum laude graduate of Virginia Wesleyan College, where she majored in communications with a concentration in journalism. Upon completion of her degree, she was honored with the school’s Journalism Award, presented to the outstanding writer in her major. She was also a Presidential Scholar.


STEPHANIE THOMPSON12 5-6 • SENIOR • MIDFIELDEREVANSVILLE, IND. (F.J. REITZ)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference First Team...MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team...MVC All-Tournament Team...Tied for the team lead with 12 points on five goals and a pair of assists...Led the Aces with 43 shots and 20 shots on goal...Scored three goals and tallied both of her assists in Valley matches...Scored goals in back-to-back matches to close the season at Creighton (Oct. 20) and in UE’s MVC Tournament semifinal match vs. Indiana State (Nov. 2)...Recorded four points with a goal and two assists in the MVC opener vs. Illinois State (Sept. 23)...Fired a season-high seven shots vs. Eastern Illinois (Sept. 7).

2011: MVC All-Tournament Team...All-Missouri Valley Conference Honorable Mention...MVC Scholar-Athlete First Team...Vectren Student-Athlete of the Week (Nov. 2)...Started all 20 matches and was second on the squad in scoring with four goals, two assists and 10 points...Led the team with 39 shots, 20 shots on goal and two game-winning goals...Had the assist on the game-winning goal over Drake (Oct. 23), marking UE’s first of three-straight shutouts...Clinched UE a berth in the MVC Tournament with a game-winning overtime goal in a must-win match vs. Missouri State (Oct. 27)...Tied for ninth in the MVC in points (10) and goals (4)...Took a season-high four shots on goal vs. Missouri State (Oct. 27).

2010: MVC All-Tournament Team...Ranked fourth on the team in scoring with two goals and three assists for seven points...Scored her first collegiate goal in a 2-0 win over Murray State...Made the assist on Breanna Beine’s goal in the MVC Tournament quarterfinals at Drake...Was third on the team win shots (22) and shots on goal (10).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: First Team all-state as a senior, as chosen by the state coaches association...2009 Evansville Prep Soccer Player of the Year...2008 Honorable Mention all-state...Totaled 55 goals and 46 assists during her high school career...Played club soccer for the Fort Wayne Fever.

PERSONAL: Stephanie Lauren Thompson...Born August 22, 1991 in Evansville, Ind....Daughter of Jeff and Laurie Thompson...Has an older brother, Brian...Majoring in exercise science.

THOMPSON’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 16 5 2 12 43 .116 20 .465 2 0-0 2011 20 4 2 10 39 .103 20 .513 2 0-0 2010 19 2 3 7 22 .091 10 .455 1 0-0 TOTAL 55 11 7 29 104 .106 50 .481 5 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints4 .................................................................. vs. Illinois State (9/23/12)

Goals1 ...........................................11 times; last vs. Indiana State (11/2/12)

Assists2 .................................................................. vs. Illinois State (9/23/12)

Shots7 .................................................................vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/12)

WHY UE?“UE has a great physical therapy program,

and I’m going to play soccer!”

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LAUREN TIERNAN17 5-11 • SENIOR • FORWARDBOISE, IDAHO (CAPITAL)

2012: Appeared in 15 matches, making 11 starts as a defender...Recorded a point on an assist at IPFW (Sept. 9)...Helped the Purple Aces defense record six shutouts and a 1.21 goals against average, including a league-best 0.32 goals against average and four shutouts in Missouri Valley Conference matches...Started the final 11 contests of the season...Fired seven shots and put three on goal.

2011: Made 11 appearances with four starts, before having her season cut short due to injury...Totaled a pair of shots, firing them in consecutive matches against Morehead State (Sept. 4) and Lamar (Sept. 9)...Helped UE’s defense to its first shutout of the season at Valparaiso (Aug. 28) in a 1-0 victory.

2010: Appeared in 16 matches, making 14 starts...Played a key role on UE’s defensive unit that posted four shutouts and a 1.70 goals against average...Scored her first collegiate goal against Xavier in a 2-0 win...Recorded assists in wins over Valparaiso and Murray State.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Named 2009 Southern Idaho All-Conference...Team captain and Defender of the Year at Capital High School in 2009...Played club soccer for the Boise Capitals...Member of the Idaho ODP.

PERSONAL: Lauren Alexis Tiernan...Born August 14, 1992 in Fairfax, Virginia...Daughter of Larry and Kim Tiernan...Youngest of four girls...Nursing major.

TIERNAN’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 16 0 1 1 7 .000 3 .429 0 0-0 2011 11 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2010 16 1 2 4 6 .167 3 .500 1 0-0 TOTAL 43 1 3 5 15 .067 6 .400 1 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ............................................................................ vs. Xavier (9/17/10)

Goals1 ............................................................................ vs. Xavier (9/17/10)

Assists1 ...................................................... Three times; last at IPFW (9/9/12)

Shots3 .................................................................vs. Eastern Illinois (9/7/12)

WHY UE?“I really liked the campus and it is a good-sized school. Also, the soccer program is

great and I liked the coaching staff.”



TAYLOR BRAND10 5-7 • JUNIOR • DEFENDER/MIDFIELDERGREENFIELD, IND. (GREENFIELD CENTRAL)

2012: All-Missouri Valley Conference Second Team...Earned MVC Defensive Player of the Week recognition (Sept. 25) for her efforts in a 4-1 win over Illinois State in UE’s conference opener...Started all 16 games on the back line...Top defender on a unit htat posted six shutouts and a 1.21 goals against average, and led the Valley with a 0.32 goals against average and four shutouts in league matches...Took two shots on the season, putting one on goal.

2011: Appeared in 18 matches, making 14 starts...Totaled two points on a goal and fired seven shots, including three on goal...Recorded her first collegiate goal at Morehead State (Sept. 4)...Took a season-high two shots at Indiana State (Oct. 19)...Helped UE’s defense to five shutouts, including three-straight en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Helped Greenfield Central High School to a conference championship in 2009...Played club soccer for head coach Jamie Gilbert’s FC Pride team, where she led the FC Pride to a Midwest Regional League championship in 2010 and a State Cup championship in 2008.

PERSONAL: Taylor Elizabeth Brand...Born September 14, 1992 in Indianapolis, Ind....Daughter of Greg and Lizan Brand...Has two younger sisters, Lauren and Lucy, and a younger brother, Nathan...Majoring in business.

BRAND’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 16 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 2011 18 1 0 2 7 .143 3 .429 0 0-0 TOTAL 34 1 0 2 9 .111 4 .444 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ................................................................ at Morehead State (9/4/11)

Goals1 ................................................................ at Morehead State (9/4/11)

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots2 ................................................................ at Indiana State (10/19/11)

WHY UE?“I have always dreamed of playing Division I soccer, and the high academic standards

at UE make it a perfect fit.”



Tatiana Pagan11 5-1 • JUNIOR • MIDFIELDERLAS VEGAS, NEV. (PALO VERDE)

2012: Missouri Valley Conference Defender of the Week (Oct. 16)...Started all 16 matches for the Purple Aces as a defender...Helped the UE back line post six shutouts and a 1.21 goals against average, including a league-best 0.32 goals against average and four shutouts in conference matches...Scored a point on an assist vs. Northern Iowa (Oct. 13)...Attempted eight shots on the season, putting six on frame...Fired a season-high four shots in a draw vs. Xavier (Sept. 15).

2011: All-Missouri Valley Conference Freshman Team...UE’s only first-year player that started all 20 matches...Totaled five shots...Took a season-high two shots in a tie at Lamar (Sept. 9)...Helped the Aces’ defense to five shutouts, including three-straight en route to a semifinal appearance in the MVC Tournament...Took a shot in UE’s 1-0 win over Missouri State (Oct. 27) that earned the Aces a berth to the MVC Tournament.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-time All-Southern Nevada selection at Palo Verde High School...Played club soccer for Neusport FC and head coach Tom Amick...Was a two-year team captain and was named Most Valuable Player in 2009-10...Member of a squad that won six-straight Nevada State Cup titles.

PERSONAL: Tatiana Pagan...Born November 25, 1992 in Maui, Hawaii...Daughter of Jason and Wendy Pagan...Has a younger sister, Sierra...Majoring in health service administration with a minor in legal studies.

PAGAN’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ................................................................ at Morehead State (9/4/11)

Goals1 ................................................................ at Morehead State (9/4/11)

Assists1 ............................................................. vs. Northern Iowa (10/13/12)

Shots4 ............................................................................ vs. Xavier (9/15/12)

WHY UE?“I believe in the success and credibility of

UE and its soccer program. I will learn new things and explore a culture outside of my comfort zone, while enjoying being a part

of the soccer team.”



Caitie Dierkes19 5-4 • JUNIOR • MIDFIELDERST. LOUIS, MO. (NERINX HALL)

2012: Did not see action during the 2012 campaign.

2011: Started 13-consecutive matches in the midfield, before suffering a season-ending injury in early October...Totaled an assist, one point, nine shots and three shots on goal...Had one shot on goal against Indiana (Aug. 19), Southeast Missouri State (Sept. 2) and Morehead State (Sept. 4)...Took a season-high two shots twice vs. Southeast Missouri State (Sept. 2) and Lamar (Sept. 9)...Recorded an assist in UE’s 2-2 tie vs. UT Martin (Sept. 18)...Helped UE’s defense to its first shutout of the season at Valparaiso (Aug. 28) in a 1-0 victory.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: All-conference selection and team captain at Nerinx Hall High School in 2010...Played club soccer for the St. Louis Scott Gallagher soccer club...Member of the Elite Club’s National League and played on the Missouri State Cup semifinalist team in 2008.

PERSONAL: Caitlin Margaret Dierkes...Born May 23, 1993 in St. Louis, Mo....Daughter of Richard and Mallarry Dierkes...Has two younger sisters, Colleen, who is also a member of the UE women’s soccer team, and Maddie...Majoring in exercise science with a minor in biology.

DIERKES’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints1 ...................................................................... vs. UT Martin (9/18/11)

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists1 ...................................................................... vs. UT Martin (9/18/11)

Shots2 .............................................................Two times; vs. Lamar (9/9/11)

WHY UE?“Because of a recommendation from my high school coach, and because of UE’s

physical therapy program and their soccer program.”



Simone Busby0 5-6 • SOPHOMORE • GOALKEEPERLAS VEGAS, NEV. (PALO VERDE)


2012: Missouri Valley Conference Goalkeeper of the Year...All-MVC First Team...MVC All-Freshman Team...Two-time MVC Goalkeeper of the Week (Oct. 2, Oct. 23)...Ranked in the top 10 in the nation for save percentage (.918) and goals against average (0.48)...Appeared in 11 matches, making 10 starts after taking over starting goalkeeper duties after Evansville’s first six matches...Led the MVC in goals against average and save percentage (.918)...Tallied 56 saves, posted five shutouts and allowed multiple goals in just one match on the season...Recorded three-straight clean sheets vs. Northern Iowa (Oct. 13), vs. Indiana State (Oct. 17) and at Creighton (Oct. 20)...Allowed just two goals in six Valley matches to lead the conference in goals against average (0.32), save percentage (.935) and shutouts (4) in league action...Made a season-high nine saves on two occasions, reaching the mark at Missouri State (Sept. 30) and in the MVC Tournament semifinals vs. Indiana State (Nov. 2).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: U20 Guyanese National Team goalkeeper for head coach Chris Brown...Played on the East Ridge Express club team for coach Patrick Winecoff...A two-time TSWA All-State Soccer Team selection...Named all-city MVP in 2011 and Chattanooga Best of Preps Tournament MVP in both 2011 and 2012...Led Girls Preparatory School to the 2011 Tennessee state championship, while being named to the all-state team and MVP of the state tournament...Won state championships in both shot put and discus and was a two-time all-state selection in track and field...Also a standout basketball player.

PERSONAL: Derienne Simone Busby...Born March 4, 1994 in Chattanooga, Tenn....Daughter of Andre and Elouise Busby...Has three brothers, Kelly, AJ and Andrew...Majoring in legal studies with a minor in business.

BUSBY’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho 2012 11 938:11 5 0.48 56 .918 4 2 3 5 TOTAL 11 938:11 5 0.48 56 .918 4 2 3 5

CAREER HIGHSSaves9 .........................................Two times; last vs. Indiana State (11/2/12)

Minutes110:00 .............................Three times; last at Missouri State (9/30/12)

Points0 ..................................................................................................... N/A

WHY UE?“I chose UE because I liked the student-to-teacher ratio. The campus is just the right size for me. I also loved the team

atmosphere when I came on my visit. They were very welcoming.”


ALLIE Arguello5 5-7 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARD/MIDFIELDERLAS VEGAS, NEV. (BISHOP GORMAN)

2012: Appeared in 12 matches, making nine starts as a defender...Fired 11 shots, putting four on goal...Took a season-high three shots in a loss at IPFW (Sept. 9)...Key part of a defensive unit that posted six shutouts and a 1.21 goals against average, including four shutouts and a league-best 0.32 goals against average in MVC matches.

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year letterwinner, all-conference and all-region at Bishop Gorman High School...Led Bishop Gorman to three division titles...Played club soccer for the Heat FC, serving as the National League team captain...Led the squad to the 2010 state championship...Also a member of the golf team for three years, earning all-region honors.

PERSONAL: Alexandra Marie Arguello...Born May 17, 1994 in Las Vegas, Nev....Daughter of Javier and Kim Arguello...Has a younger brother, Nick...Majoring in biology (pre-med).

ARGUELLO’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 12 0 0 0 11 .000 4 .364 0 0-0 TOTAL 12 0 0 0 11 .000 4 .364 0 0-0

CAREER HIGHSPoints0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots3 .................................................................................at IPFW (9/9/12)

WHY UE?“I chose UE because I love the small

campus, class sizes and being part of the soccer team.”



ABBY SPRINGER8 5-7 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARDINDIANAPOLIS, IND. (SOUTHPORT)

2012: Missouri Valley Conference Freshman of the Year...All-MVC First Team...MVC All-Freshman Team...Two-time MVC Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 25, Oct. 23)...CollegeSoccer360.com Primetime Performer (Sept. 25)...Tied for the team lead with 12 points, scoring five goals and recording a pair of assists...Tied for second on the team with 39 shots and ranked second on the squad with 19 shots on goal...Became the first UE player since 2008 to record a hat trick by scoring three goals in UE’s win vs. Illinois State (Sept. 23)...Also scored goals at IPFW (Sept. 9) and vs. Indiana State (Oct. 17)...Recorded assists at Murray State (Aug. 26) and vs. Indiana State (Oct. 17).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year letterwinner at Southport High School...Four-time first team all-conference selection...A three-time all-county, team MVP and team captain...Totaled 53 goals and nine assists in her career...Named ICGSA First Team All-State and ISCA Third Team All-State...Earned the IHSAA Sportsmanship Award and was named an honorable mention to the Indianapolis Star Super Team...Member of the St. Francis Fusion club team...Led the team to the Indiana Challenge Cup title and to the USYSA President’s Cup semifinals.

PERSONAL: Abigail Kristine Springer...Born November 20, 1993 in Indianapolis, Ind....Daughter of Jay and Kirsten Springer...Has one older sister, Megan, two younger sisters, Lydia and Bekah, and one younger brother, Josh...Majoring in business.

SPRINGER’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints6 .................................................................. vs. Illinois State (9/23/12)

Goals3 .................................................................. vs. Illinois State (9/23/12)

Assists1 .......................................Two times; last vs. Indiana State (10/17/12)

Shots5 ...................................................................at Murray State (8/26/12)

WHY UE?“UE is the perfect college for me. The size,

location, students and staff are some of the best in the state. I feel the small campus

size will allow me to excel in my college studies.”



KAYLA SMITH9 5-8 • SOPHOMORE • FORWARDEVANSVILLE, IND. (NORTH)

2012: Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team...Started all 16 games as a forward...Finished the season ranked third on the team with nine points, scoring four goals and recording an assist...Finished second on the squad with 39 shots and third with 18 shots on goal...Scored her first collegiate goal, the eventual game-winner, in a win at Murray State (Aug. 26)...Tallied her first career assist in the conference opener vs. Illinois State (Sept. 23)...Fired a season-high nine shots in a tie vs. Xavier (Sept. 15).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year letterwinner at North High School, where she was named first team all-state as a senior and was an honorable mention all-state as a sophomore...Three-time first team all-district, all-conference and all-city selection...Member of the SWISA Crush club team...Led the Crush to a U17 Indiana State Championship in 2011, U16 and U15 trips to the state finals in 2010 and 2009 and a U15 Midwest Regional League First Division title in 2009...Member of the Indiana ODP and a Region II Camp participant...Class Valedictorian at North.

PERSONAL: Lindsay Kayla Smith...Born March 24, 1994 in Chattanooga, Tenn....Daughter of Jody and Dana Smith...Has one younger brother, Cody...Majoring in exercise science.

SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS


CAREER HIGHSPoints2 ......................................Four times; last vs. Indiana State (10/17/12)

Goals1 ......................................Four times; last vs. Indiana State (10/17/12)

Assists1 .................................................................. vs. Illinois State (9/23/12)

Shots9 ............................................................................ vs. Xavier (9/15/12)

WHY UE?“UE is the perfect choice for me because

of its well-respected physical therapy program, top-notch facilities and great

coaching staff.”



HOLYN MARSHALL18 5-9 • SOPHOMORE • DEFENDERBENTONVILLE, ARK. (BENTONVILLE)

2012: Appeared in six matches, making four starts as a defender...Recorded her first collegiate shot in a loss at Belmont (Aug. 31)...Came off the bench to help Evansville’s defense record a shutout at Southeast Missouri State (Sept. 11).

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-time letterwinner at Bentonville High School, earning Arkansas 7A All-State honors in 2011...2011 NSCAA Scholar All-America and Bentonville High school Scholar-Athlete Award recipient...Led Bentonville to a state runner-up finish in 2010 and 2011...A seven-year team captain for her club team, the NWA Lightning Strikers...Helped her club team to the 2011 Arkansas State Championship and 2008 President’s Cup Championship...Named the 2009 Clorox Cup MVP...Two-year participant in the Arkansas ODP.

PERSONAL: Holyn Marshall...Born October 2, 1993 in Ft. Wayne, Ind....Daughter of Todd and Amy Marshall...Has a younger brother, Hayden...Majoring in business.

MARSHALL’S CAREER STATISTICS

Season GP G A Pts Shots Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att 2012 6 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 6 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0


Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots1 ......................................................................... at Belmont (8/31/12)

WHY UE?“The small campus feel, great coaching staff

and the opportunity to study abroad.”



KELLI MORAN23 5-7 • SOPHOMORE • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERDES PERES, MO. (KIRKWOOD)

2012: Appeared in seven matches as a substitute...Fired her first collegiate shot in a loss at Purdue (Sept. 2)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Finished her career at Kirkwood High School as the school’s third all-time leading scorer for a defender and was a first team all-conference selection...Played club soccer for St. Louis Scott Gallagher...Member of the National Honor Society and KHS Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Kelli Christine Moran...Born Aug. 12, 1993 in Los Angeles, Calif....Daughter of Martin and Kim Moran...Has two older sisters, Megan and Erin, and one younger sister, Falon...Majoring in nursing.

MORAN’S CAREER STATISTICS



Goals0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Assists0 .....................................................................................................N/A

Shots1 ..............................................................................at Purdue (9/2/12)

WHY UE?“The nursing program, the soccer team and

the location.”



KATY KESSLER1 6-0 • FRESHMAN • GOALKEEPERST. LOUIS, MO. (ROSATI-KAIN)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-year starter at Rosati-Kain High School...Three-year all-conference and two-time all-region selection...Allowed just 17 goals in 1980 minutes between the posts with 11 shutouts and 107 saves as a junior to earn first team all-state honors and All-Southeast Region Goalkeeper of the Year accolades...Helped Rosati-Kain to a second-place finish in the Missouri State Championship in Class 2...Allowed just 14 goals in 1543 minutes and posted 128 saves and 10 shutouts as a sophomore...Allowed 19 goals in 1457 minutes with 155 saves and nine shutouts as a freshman...Member of the WC St. Louis club team...Also lettered in basketball and softball.

PERSONAL: Katy Kessler...Born February 16, 1995 in St. Louis, Mo....Daughter of Paul and Sandy Kessler...Has an older brother, Eric, and a younger brother, Ethan...Majoring in athletic training.

WHY UE?“UE has a great physical therapy program, is a perfect distance from home and I have a lot of family members who are alums.”

WHITNEY BIGGS2 5-7 • FRESHMAN • GOALKEEPERBLOOMINGTON, IND. (BLOOMINGTON NORTH)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year starter at Bloomington High School North...Guided the team to two-straight semi-state appearances, three sectional titles and a conference championship...Named all-conference in 2012 and was a two-time team MVP...Two-time academic all-state selection...Member of the Bloomington Cutters club team...Selected to the Indiana ODP in 2011 and 2012.

PERSONAL: Whitney Claire Biggs...Born March 21, 1995 in Bloomington, Ind....Daughter of David and Sandy Biggs...Has an older brother, Nick, and two older sisters, Casey and Holly...Majoring in exercise science.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of its great physical

therapy program, accommodating size and impressive women’s soccer program and

coaching staff.”



KADY DIERINGER3 5-6 • FRESHMAN • DEFENDERST. LOUIS, MO. (ROSATI-KAIN)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Three-year starter and 2012 team captain at Rosati-Kain High School...Team’s leading goal scorer as a freshman and a sophomore, and second-leading goal scorer as a junior...Tallied 20 goals and 10 assists as a junior, earning first team all-conference, all-region and all-state honors in addition to being named the Southeast Region Player of the Year...Notched 16 goals and eight assists as a sophomore to earn first team all-conference, all-region and all-state recognition...Was named first team all-conference as a freshman, scoring 11 goals and dishing out three assists...Member of the WC St. Louis club team...Two-sport athlete that was also a varsity letterwinner and team captain in field hockey.

PERSONAL: Kady Elizabeth Dieringer...Born May 30, 1995 in St. Louis, Mo....Daughter of James Dieringer and Jennifer Paulson...Has one sister, one brother, on stepsister and one stepbrother...Majoring in athletic training.

WHY UE?“I chose to attend UE because I like the

environment and everything it has to offer. Also having the opportunity to be on the

soccer team helped make the decision a lot easier.”

HEATHER HALL4 5-5 • FRESHMAN • FORWARD/DEFENDERBLOOMINGTON, IND. (BLOOMINGTON NORTH)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Two-time First Team Academic All-State selection at Rocky Mountain High School...Member of the Fort Collins Arsenal Gold club team...Helped her club team to a Region IV semifinals appearance in 2012, a Colorado State Cup championship in 2011 and a Colorado State Cup finals appearance in 2010...Attended Region IV ODP camp in 2011.

PERSONAL: Heather Wilder Hall...Born February 26, 1995 in Flint, Mich....Daughter of Michael and Nancy Hall...Has an older sister, Cayla, and an older brother, Gavin...Her grandfather played football at Michigan State...Is undecided on her major.

WHY UE?“I like its size and tight-knit community,

along with the campus and the great education it offers.”



BRONWYN BOSWELL6 5-6 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDERFRISCO, TEXAS (CENTENNIAL)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year starter at Centennial High School...Name district Player of the Year as a sophomore and junior...Second team all-district selection as a freshman...Guided Centennial to an area championship in 2011 and a runner-up district finish in 2012...Named the team MVP the last two seasons...Member of Solar Chelsea ECNL club team that was ranked third in the nation in 2012...Four-sport athlete that also lettered in cross county, track and basketball.

PERSONAL: Bronwyn Boswell...Born January 18, 1995 in Plano, Texas...Daughter of Danny and Randi Boswell...Has an older sister, Taylor, and a twin brother, Logan...Majoring in exercise science.

WHY UE?“I really enjoyed my visit the first time I saw the campus. The physical therapy program was amazing and the soccer team was really good, so I thought it was perfect. Harlaxton

made it sound even cooler!”

JORDIN CAMPBELL7 5-5 • FRESHMAN • FORWARD/MIDFIELDERLOVELAND, COLO. (THOMPSON VALLEY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year starter and two-year team captain at Thompson Valley High School...Named to the Reporter Herald All-Area Team in 2012...Member of the Arsenal Elite club team that claimed the state championship in 2011 and 2012...Named to the Colorado State ODP Team in 2010-11 and the Club Super Team in 2011-12...Three-sport that was also a member of the diving team and junior valley basketball team.

PERSONAL: Jordin Ashlei Campbell...Born July 5, 1995 in Loveland, Colo....Daughter of Jack and Jo Campbell...Has a younger brother, Nick, and a younger sister, Kaili...Major is undecided.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of the soccer program and the girls in it. I loved the campus and

felt I would fit in very well at the University of Evansville.”



EMILY GRIEBEL14 5-7 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER/FORWARDPEORIA, ILL. (DUNLAP)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year starter at Dunlap High School...Two-time first team all-conference selection...Named to the Peoria Journal Star All-Area First Team and to the IHSSCA All-Sectional Team in 2012...Named team MVP...Member of the John Gaspar Soccer Academy club team.

PERSONAL: Emily Kay Griebel...Born March 24, 1995 in Beaver Dam, Wis....Daughter of Craig and Cheryl Griebel...Has two older brothers, Tyler and Christopher...Majoring in exercise science.

WHY UE?“UE had exactly what I was looking for--a

direct entry physical therapy program and a good Division I soccer team. Everyone was welcoming and provided an atmosphere

that I wanted to be a part of.”


EMILY RICHARDSON15 5-6 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDER/DEFENDERELIZABETHTOWN, KY. (ELIZABETHTOWN)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Two-time all-district and all-regional selection at Elizabethtown High School...First team all-state selection in 2012 and received all-state honorable mention recognition in 2011...Selected as the offensive MVP in 2012 and led Elizabethtown to the Kentucky State quarterfinals...Finished her 2012 season with 28 goals and 10 assists...Guided Elizabethtown to a Lexington Catholic Cup title in 2011 and was named Academic All-State that season...Member of the Louisville United club team...Tallied 31 goals during her 2012 club season...A member of the track and field team at Elizabethtown, placing sixth at the Kentucky State Championships in pole vault as a freshman and second as a sophomore.

PERSONAL: Emily Victoria Richardson...Born March 11, 1995 in St. Paul, Minn....Daughter of David and Shannon Richardson...Has two older sisters, Megan and Katelynn...Majoring in international relations.

WHY UE?“UE provides me with the best of both

worlds--a small, close-knit family/education atmosphere along with Division I athletics.”


LAURA MINOR20 5-6 • FRESHMAN • DEFENDERFRISCO, TEXAS (WAKELAND)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Two-year starter at Wakeland High School...Helped team to three district titles and a regional finals appearance in 2012...Member of the Sting Blue club team...Helped her club team to a pair of Puma Cup championships in 2011 and 2012.

PERSONAL: Laura Elizabeth Minor...Born May 11, 1995 in Dallas, Texas...Daughter of James and Sharon Minor...Has a younger brother, Preston...Her grandfather, Louis Minor, played football at the University of Oklahoma and her uncle, Richard Minor, was an All-American in football and track at Millikin University...Majoring in biology.

WHY UE?“UE is the perfect size university that has an

excellent biology program. UE also has a great coaching staff and soccer program.”


MEGAN CARPENTIER21 5-9 • FRESHMAN • DEFENDERCASTAIC, CALIF. (BISHOP ALEMANY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Four-year starter and team captain at Bishop Alemany High School...Led the team in scoring and was named all-conference and Midfielder of the Year in 2012...Selected to the Nutcracker Classic All-Tournament Team in 2011...Two-time captain of her club team, Granada United, that finished a combined 25-0-1 in 2011 and 2012.

PERSONAL: Megan Elizabeth Carpentier...Born February 8, 1995 in Wisconsin...Daughter of Tom and Tracy Carpentier...Has an older sister, Kelly, and a younger brother, Andrew...Majoring in elementary education.

WHY UE?“It is a great school and fit for me.

Evansville has a beautiful campus and the faculty is nice and welcoming.”


COLLEEN DIERKES24 5-6 • FRESHMAN • MIDFIELDERST. LOUIS, MO. (VISITATION ACADEMY)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Led Visitation Academy to a pair of Missouri state championships in 2010 and 2011...Three-sport athlete that was also a diver and field hockey player for the Vivettes...Member of the St. Louis Scott Gallagher ELITE club team...Named to the ECNL All-Event Team that recognized nine outstanding players at the tournament in Temecula, Calif....Four-time selection to the Missouri state ODP team.

PERSONAL: Colleen Dierkes...Born March 20, 1995 in St. Louis, Mo....Daughter of Rich and Mallarry Dierkes...Has an older sister, Caitie, who is also a member of the UE women’s soccer team and a younger sister, Maddie...Her father, Rich, played soccer at Rockhurst University, while her mother, Mallarry, lettered in soccer at Missouri-St. Louis...Majoring in international business.

WHY UE?“It was the best fit for me. My sister goes to UE, it is close to home and the soccer team, academics and all the people at UE made

me feel like this was the right choice.”

NOOR MEDLEJ22 5-5 • FRESHMAN • DEFENDERLONDON, ONTARIO (SIR WILFIRD LAURIER)

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Named team captain and MVP of her varsity team...Member of the North London Galaxy club team, scoring 30 goals during the 2012 season, including 13 in league matches...Member of the Provincial Soccer ODP team and scored five goals in four games during a 2011 United States tour...Participated in training camp with the 2011 Lebanese Women’s National Team and scored a pair of goals in a friendly match.

PERSONAL: Noor Medlej...Born May 9, 1996 in Ontario, Canada...Daughter of Maya and Sam Medlej...Majoring in nursing.

WHY UE?“I chose UE because of the great nursing program, the size of the school and the

positive atmosphere of the campus.”



The MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCEThe Missouri Valley Conference has demonstrated throughout history that it finds the strength, resources, competitive determination and leadership to rise to even higher levels when confronted with change or significant challenges.

In 2012-13, the winds of change that have dramatically affected Division I conference realignment in recent years finally touched The Valley. For the first time since 1996, the MVC will experience the addition and departure of a member institution. The Valley formally welcomed Loyola University Chicago into the membership on July 1, 2013. Loyola is the 33rd institution to enter the Missouri Valley Conference and the first-ever member university from the Chicago metropolitan area. In March 2013, Creighton University, an MVC member for nearly 60 years, had announced its departure from the MVC for the newly configured Big East Conference.

If the Missouri Valley Conference has been anything over the past 106 seasons of athletic competition, it has been resilient. The Valley – which will experience its 107th season of athletics competition in 2013-14 -- has weathered many kinds of storms, including changes in its membership. In 1928, six institutions (Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Nebraska, Missouri and Oklahoma) left the league to form the Big Six Conference. Another major exodus from the MVC took place in the 1970s when four institutions departed over a three-year period. Each time there has been a setback or a major change in membership, the Conference has retooled and reinvented itself.

The nation’s second-oldest NCAA Division I conference continues to be a leader in college athletics and is one of the nation’s most progressive conferences. League members have worked together to focus on common goals and objectives, putting a high value on league harmony while continuing to invest in athletic programs to compete at the highest level.

The Valley brand remains very strong, both regionally and nationally, and the great athletic tradition of The Valley remains a compelling force in recruiting student-athletes and in marketing all the MVC programs.

Meanwhile, the success of The Valley television package is one of the great stories in the league. The MVC Television Network has blossomed into a revenue-generating vehicle and The Valley’s most visible marketing tool. Also, The Valley continues to be proactive in upgrading the production and marketing of both institutionally-produced and

conference-produced webcasts.In 2010, The Valley took a major step toward ensuring current revenues in television media and tournament sponsorship sales would be guaranteed in future years when it announced a 10-year partnership with Learfield Sports. The Jefferson City, Missouri-based company now has the exclusive sales and marketing rights to MVC assets that include championships and television advertising.

During the tenure of Doug Elgin, The Valley’s ninth and longest-tenured commissioner, The Valley has been aggressive in hosting NCAA events in St. Louis. From 1998-2010, the MVC served as host for a staggering nine NCAA tournament events in that 13-year period, which has made St. Louis one of the most frequent stops on the NCAA Tournament trail. The Valley hosted Women’s Final Fours in 2001 and 2009 and the Men’s Final Four in 2005. This year, The Valley will host an NCAA second- and third-round men’s basketball event at Scottrade Center in St. Louis. Last year, the league hosted an NCAA second- and third-round men’s basketball event in Kansas City and previously assisted with preliminary round men’s events in both 2008 and 2012 in Omaha.

The seeds for the creation of the conference were planted by eight administrators representing five institutions, who met at the Midland Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., on Jan. 12, 1907. The five schools which formed the Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association were Washington University of St. Louis, and the state universities of Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. Two months after the initial meeting, two more schools -- Drake University and Iowa State College -- were admitted.

In the fall of 1907, basketball became the first competitive sport. Today, the Missouri Valley Conference sponsors the following sports: baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country and track & field (indoor and outdoor), men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, women’s swimming and diving, men’s and women’s tennis, and women’s volleyball.

Indeed, the inclusion of women’s programs under The Valley banner has provided a boost. The Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference -- which began in 1982 -- merged with The Missouri Valley Conference and was unveiled as part of the new conference on July 1, 1992. While the inclusion of women’s sports under a comprehensive athletic umbrella is a recent development in the league’s storied history, over the years, Valley student-athletes and coaches have

become household names during the league’s illustrious history, both during their collegiate careers and, for some, professional careers.

In fact, The Valley began honoring that tradition in the summer of 1997, when the conference began its athletics Hall of Fame. Hersey Hawkins of Bradley, Larry Bird of Indiana State, Wes Unseld of Louisville, Coach Henry Iba of Oklahoma State, Dave Stallworth of Wichita State, Ed Macauley of Saint Louis, and Oscar Robertson of Cincinnati were members of the initial induction class. Currently, nearly 80 former players, coaches and alums dot the league’s Hall of Fame.

Men’s basketball, perhaps, has the league’s most storied tradition, boasting the likes of Hall of Famers Bird and Robertson as former players, but The Valley has also produced national-caliber student-athletes in its other sponsored sports. In 2001, Missouri State’s Jackie Stiles became the first Valley woman to earn the Honda-Broderick Cup, given to the nation’s top female collegiate student-athlete. In the sport of track and field, Indiana State’s Holli Hyche captured seven national sprint titles in the early 1990s, Southern Illinois’ Darrin Plab won back-to-back NCAA outdoor high jump titles in 1991 and 1992, SIU’s Brittany Riley became the World record holder in the weight throw in 2007, and Kylie Hutson of Indiana State swept both the indoor and outdoor pole vault titles in 2009 and in 2010. Southern Illinois’ Jeneva McCall (three NCAA individual championships) and Illinois State’s Tim Glover (back-to-back javelin championships in 2011 and 2012) and Indiana State’s Felisha Johnson (indoor weight throw in 2011 and 2013) are the most recent multi-year NCAA champions in the league’s highly decorated history in track & field.

In the fall of 1997, Creighton’s Johnny Torres was named the collegiate male soccer player of the year for a second-straight year, while SMU’s Luchi Gonzalez (2001) and Tulsa’s Ryan Pore (2004) have also earned a National Player of the Year honor in men’s soccer. Meanwhile, league member Wichita State has produced three national collegiate players of the year in baseball, including Joe Carter (1981), Phil Stephenson (1982) and Darren Dreifort (1993).

League members include Bradley, Drake, Evansville, Illinois State, Indiana State, Loyola Chicago, Missouri State, Northern Iowa, Southern Illinois, and Wichita State. Central Arkansas and Southern Illinois Edwardsville are affiliate members in men’s soccer, and Dallas Baptist is an affiliate member for baseball.


2012 SEASON IN REVIEW2012 Evansville Women's SoccerEvansville Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 02, 2012)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 5-8-3 3-2-1 2-5-2 0-1CONFERENCE 4-1-1 3-0 1-1-1 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 1-7-2 0-2-1 1-4-1 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.08-17-12 at WKU L 0-3 20908-24-12 SAINT LOUIS L 0-2 28108-26-12 at Murray State W 2-0 12508-31-12 at Belmont L 0-1 009-02-12 at Purdue L 0-4 28709-07-12 EASTERN ILLINOIS L 1-2 21109-09-12 at IPFW L 1-2 21709-11-12 at Southeast Missouri T o 2 0-0 84109-15-12 XAVIER T o 2 1-1 287

* 09-23-12 ILLINOIS STATE W 4-1 324* 09-30-12 at Missouri State T o 2 0-0 268* 10-07-12 at Drake L o t 0-1 112* 10-13-12 NORTHERN IOWA W 2-0 338* 10-17-12 INDIANA STATE W 3-0 296* 10-20-12 at Creighton W 1-0 557

11-02-12 vs Indiana State L 1-2 307

TEAM STATISTICS UE OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 16-195 19-241 Goals scored per game 1.00 1.19 Shot pct. . 0 8 2 . 0 7 9 Shots on goal-Attempts 94-195 110-241 SOG pct. . 4 8 2 . 4 5 6 S h o t s / G a m e 12.2 15.1CORNER KICKS 71 69PENALTY KICKS 0-0 0-0PENALTIES Yellow cards 7 5 Red cards 0 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 1737 2616 Dates/Avg Per Date 6/290 9/291 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/307

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att12 Thompson, Stephanie 16 5 2 12 43 . 1 1 6 20 . 4 6 5 2 0 - 08 Springer, Abby 16 5 2 12 39 . 1 2 8 19 . 4 8 7 1 0 - 09 Smith, Kayla 16 4 1 9 39 . 1 0 3 18 . 4 6 2 2 0 - 07 Davis, Kristen 16 1 0 2 9 . 1 1 1 4 . 4 4 4 0 0 - 011 Pagan, Tatiana 16 0 1 1 8 . 0 0 0 6 . 7 5 0 0 0 - 017 Tiernan, Lauren 15 0 1 1 7 . 0 0 0 3 . 4 2 9 0 0 - 03 Robinson, Olivia 16 0 0 0 12 . 0 0 0 6 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 05 Arguello, Allie 12 0 0 0 11 . 0 0 0 4 . 3 6 4 0 0 - 014 Cartwright, Kasey 16 0 0 0 9 . 0 0 0 5 . 5 5 6 0 0 - 06 Robinett, Kaitlin 16 0 0 0 8 . 0 0 0 3 . 3 7 5 0 0 - 013 Langness, Danielle 16 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 3 . 6 0 0 0 0 - 010 Brand, Taylor 16 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 1 . 5 0 0 0 0 - 023 Moran, Kelli 7 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 1 1.000 0 0 - 020 Etienne, Sophie 5 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 018 Marshall, Holyn 6 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 022 Williams, Taylor 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 021 Chrisman, Ashley 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 015 Ross, Katie 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 00 Busby, Simone 11 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 000 Harrison, Chaviel 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 16 16 7 39 195 . 0 8 2 94 . 4 8 2 5 0 - 0Opponents 16 19 14 52 241 . 0 7 9 110 . 4 5 6 8 0 - 0

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho0 Busby, Simone 11 938:11 5 0.48 56 . 9 1 8 4-2-3 5/000 Harrison, Chaviel 7 476:07 14 2.65 33 . 7 0 2 1-6-0 1/0

Total 16 1414:18 19 1.21 91 . 8 2 7 5-8-3 6Opponents 16 1414:18 16 1.02 78 . 8 3 0 8-5-3 6

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 5 11 0 0 16Opponents 5 13 1 0 19

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 78 105 8 4 195Opponents 106 125 6 4 241

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 43 44 2 2 91Opponents 32 41 3 2 78

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 27 40 0 4 71Opponents 28 37 3 1 69

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalEvansville 56 53 5 4 118Opponents 57 74 4 1 136

FINAL MVC StANDINGSTEAM MVC PTS OVERALL PTS Evansville 4-1-1 13 5-8-3 18Illinois St. 4-2-0 12 13-5-2 41Drake 3-1-2 11 12-5-3 39Northern Iowa 3-2-1 10 8-9-2 26Missouri St. 2-3-1 7 8-8-2 26Indiana St. 2-3-1 7 8-10-3 27Creighton 0-6-0 0 3-13-3 12

MVC TEAM SCORING LEADERSTEAM G A PTS Illinois St. 45 34 124Drake 27 23 77Missouri St. 22 22 66Indiana St. 21 20 62Northern Iowa 18 14 50Creighton 18 12 48Evansville 16 7 39

MVC tEAM DEFENSIVE LEADERSTEAM GA MINUTES GAA Drake 19 1869:37 0.91Missouri St. 20 1679:13 1.07Evansville 19 1414:18 1.21Illinois St. 26 1853:15 1.26Creighton 31 1788:27 1.56Northern Iowa 32 1776:19 1.62Indiana St. 36 1947:43 1.66

MVC INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERSPLAYER G A PTS R. Tejada, ILS 18 10 46K. Cross, ILS 8 3 19A. Stokes, DU 7 3 17R. Weimer, MSU 6 2 14B. Neumann, CU 6 1 13G. Charles, DU 6 1 13L. Moklestad, DU 5 3 13

MVC INDIVIDUAL GOALKEEPING LEADERSPLAYER GA MINUTES GAA S. Busby 5 938:11 0.48K. Litch, DU 19 1869:37 0.91C. Voet, MSU 20 1679:13 1.07E. Zaideman, UNI 23 1584:18 1.31A. Newsom, ILS 23 1512:16 1.37E. Mitchell, INS 33 1930:20 1.54K. Swanson, CU 31 1788:27 1.56


All-Time LETTERWINNERS

AAllwardt, Tina (Germantown, Wis.) ................... 1997-2000Anderson, Shanna (DeForest, Wis.) ...................... 1996-98Arguello, Allie (Las Vegas, Nev.) ........................ 2012-Pres.Ascheman, Dena (White Bear Lake, Minn.) ...... 1997-2000

BBaker, Kavonne (Terre Haute, Ind.) .............................1993Barry, Natalie (Florissant, Mo.) ...................................2002Bartkus, Beth (Mokena, Ill.) .................................. 2000-03Beine, Breana (St. Peters, Mo.) ............................. 2010-11Bleecher, Angela (Oak Lawn, Ill.) .......................... 2004-07Bradley, Natalie (Evansville, Ind.) ......................... 1994-97Brand, Danielle (Wauwatosa, Wis.) ...................... 2005-08Brand, Taylor (Greenfield, Ind.) ......................... 2011-Pres.Browne, Jan (Franklin, Tenn.) ........................... 1997-2000Burch, Tracye (Cincinnati, Ohio) ........................ 1999-2002Burch, Trish (Cincinnati, Ohio) ....................................2001Busby, Simone (Chattanooga, Tenn.) ................. 2012-Pres.Bussiere, Mikki (Evansville, Ind.) .......................... 1995-96Byrd, Lindsey (Crestwood, Ky.) ............................. 2000-03

CCallison, Tami (Palmer, Alaska) ............................. 2001-04Campbell, Jill (Hammond, Ind.) .................................1993Cappela, Heather (Hamilton, Ohio) ...................... 1994-95Cartwright, Kasey (Park Forest, Ill.) ....................... 2008-12Chrisman, Ashley (Chelsea, Mich.) .............................2012Conrad, Sam (Gilbert, Ariz.) .................................. 2008-11Csukas, Beth (Evansville, Ind.) .............................. 2003-04Coyne, Patrice (Willowick, Ohio) ........................... 1993-96

DD’Amico, Kelly (Champaign, Ill.) ........................... 2002-05Davis, Kristen (Miami, Fla.) .................................. 2009-12Dean, Joanna (Evansville, Ind.) ............................ 1993-94Dierkes, Caitie (St. Louis, Mo.) ........................... 2011-Pres.Doerr, Sarah (Hoffman Estates, Ill.) ................... 1996-2000Dougherty, Sarah (Lincoln, Neb.) ................................1993Dugan, Jessica (St. Louis, Mo.) ............................. 1996-97

EElstone, Theresa (Golden, Colo.) ........................... 2007-10Enzler, Franny (Evansville, Ind.) ............................ 2004-07Etienne, Sophie (Santa Claus, Ind.) ............................2012Eyre, Jill (Henderson, Ky.) .................................... 1994-95

FFarrell, Shauna (Florissant, Mo.) ........................... 1996-99Feltes, Elise (Hiawatha, Iowa) ............................... 2006-09Finnamore, Sara (New Berlin, Wis.) ...................... 2003-06Fluke, Tanya (Cincinnati, Ohio) ...................................1993Fryman, Betsy (Florrisant, Mo.) ............................. 1994-97

GGantt, Rebecca (Easton, Kan.) .....................................2006Goff, Christy (Lexington, Ky.) ................................ 1995-98Good, Lisa (Fairfield, Ohio) .........................................1993Gormley, Melissa (Evansville, Ind.) ................... 1997-2000Gossett, Jamie (Honolulu, Hawaii) ....................... 1995-96Grey, Heidi (Port Orchard, Wash.) ......................... 2004-07Groves, Sarah (Port Orchard, Wash.) ..................... 2002-06Guerra, Abby (Glendale, Ariz.) .............................. 2009-10

HHains, Liz (South Bend, Ind.) ................................ 2001-04Hankins, Launa (Evansville, Ind.) ......................... 1993-95Harrison, Chaviel (Murrieta, Calif.) ....................... 2009-12Hartong, Stephanie (Naperville, Ill.)..................... 1993-96Hearst, Rocky (Los Alamitos, Calif.) ....................... 2005-08Helton, Amanda (Nashville, Tenn.) ....................... 1993-96Hood, Kristen (Franklin, Tenn.) ............................. 1993-96Howard, Katie (Evansville, Ind.) ........................ 1999-2002

IIkerd, Brianne (Bedford, Ind.) .....................................2011Ince, Lindsay (Oakville, Ontario) ........................... 2002-05Issac, Davena (Glendale Heights, Ill.) .........................1993

JJakubczak, Sandy (Milwaukee, Wis.) .................... 1995-98Johnson, Jennifer (Chandler, Ariz.) ...........................2009-Jones, Shayna (Boise, Idaho) ............................... 2009-10

KKearns, Molly (Cary, Ill.) ........................................ 1997-98Kirk, Megan (Owensboro, Ky.) .............................. 1993-94Ko, Julie (Evansville, Ind.) .................................... 1996-99Kriner Yocono, Jenn (Akron, Ohio)........................ 1993-96Kutzler, Emily (Evansville, Ind.) ............................ 2002-05Kutzler, Kasey (Evansville, Ind.) ............................ 2006-09

LLambert, Kayla (Las Vegas, Nev.) .......................... 2005-08Langness, Danielle (St. Charles, Mo.) ................... 2009-12Legault-Cordisco, Vanessa (Laval, Quebec) .................2010Lembeck, Jennifer (Florrisant, Mo.) ...................... 1996-99Lencki, Brooke (Murray, Ky.) ................................. 2002-03Loges, Chawna (Dayton, Ohio) ............................. 1993-96Long, Misty (Carlsbad, N.M.) ................................ 1993-96

MMaira, Jessica (Greenville, N.C.) ........................... 2000-01Malone, Amanda (Valparaiso, Ind.) ...................... 2008-10Marshall, Holyn (Bentonville, Ark.) ................... 2012-Pres.Marty, Colleen (Imperial, Mo.) ............................. 2008-11Maschek, Mary (San Antonio, Texas) ..................... 2001-04Matheson, Nicole (Hermitage, Tenn.) ............... 1998-2001May, Terra (Rochester Hills, Mich.) ........................ 1995-97McKendree, Krista (Evansville, Ind.) ................. 1998-2001McKinley, Susan (Mason, Ohio) ............................ 2007-10Meecey, Kim (Pacific, Mo.) .................................... 1993-94Meek, Krissy (Noblesville, Ind.) ............................ 1996-99Meek, Sally (Maryland Heights, Mo.) ................... 1994-96Miller, Christi (Collinsville, Ill.) ............................. 1994-97Moll, Amber (Evansville, Ind.) .............................. 2005-06Moran, Kelli (Des Peres, Mo.) ............................ 2012-Pres.Moyen, Nicole (San Jose, Calif.) ........................... 2005-08Murphy, Kara (St. Louis, Mo.)................................ 2005-08

NNewman, Reina (Littleton, Colo.) .......................... 1998-99Niland, Diana (Edgewater, Mo.) ........................... 1993-96

OOverbey, Amy (St. Louis, Mo.) ............................... 1993-95Ornelas, Sara (Burr Ridge, Ill.) .............................. 2007-10

PPagan, Tatiana (Las Vegas, Nev.) ........................ 2011-Pres.Parker, Ali (Marietta, Ga.) ...................................... 1993-97Pigman, Jessica (Evansville, Ind.) ......................... 1994-95Poland, Laura (Indianapolis, Ind.) ........................ 1996-99Polster, Christy (Ballwin, Mo.) .............................. 1993-95Prentice, Tasha (Flourtown, Pa.) ..................................2011Prom, Kristin (Brookfield, Wis.) ............................ 2000-03

RRadtke, Kaitlynn (Morton Grove, Ill.) .................... 2004-07Raeon, Whitney (Cincinnati, Ohio) ....................... 2003-06Ramsay, Kat (Murfreesboro, Tenn.) ....................... 2001-04Randall, Summer (Juneau, Alaska) .............................1999Rapoff, Beth (Granite City, Ill.) .............................. 1993-96Renaud, Melissa (Colorado Springs, Colo.) ........... 1995-98Rhoads, Emily (Willits, Calif.) ............................... 1997-98Robinett, Kaitlin (New Albany, Ind.) ..................... 2010-12Robinson, Olivia (Evansville, Ind.) ........................ 2009-12Ross, Katie (Aurora, Ill.) ..............................................2012Roylance, Shelean (Kailua, Hawaii) ...................... 1994-98

SSandefur, Ashley (Evansville, Ind.) ................... 1999-2002Sato, Michelle (Pukalani, Hawaii) ...............................1994Schultz, Emily (Leawood, Kan.) ...................................2010Schwartz, Jessica (Marietta, Ga.) ....................... 1999-2001Searcy, Laura (Overland Park, Kan.) ............................1997Sessions, Ginny (San Antonio, Texas) .................... 2002-03Setlak, Kim (Flossmoor, Ill.) .................................. 2000-03Severson, Kristina (Colorado Springs, Colo.) ..............1995Sieg, Dani (Davis, Calif.) ....................................... 1995-96Smit, Stacey (Albuquerque, N.M.) ..............................1993Smith, Katelyn (Newburgh, Ind.) .......................... 2006-09Smith, Kayla (Evansville, Ind.) ........................... 2012-Pres.Springer, Abby (Indianapolis, Ind.) ................... 2012-Pres.Sumner, Jessica (Chesterfield, Mo.) ..................... 2004-07Sunderhaus, Kari (Cincinnati, Ohio) ..................... 1995-98Szafir, Susan (Rochester, Mich.) ............................ 2006-10

TThompson, Stephanie (Evansville, Ind.) ............ 2010-Pres.Thuve, Kristin (Huntington Beach, Calif.) ............. 2007-10Tiernan, Lauren (Boise, Idaho) ........................... 2010-Pres.Tofano, Mia (Las Vegas, Nev.)................................ 2006-08Tolen, Trish (Evansville, Ind.) ................................ 2006-08

WWatkins, Niki (Greenwood, Ind.) ...................... 1998-2001Werne, Angela (Evansville, Ind.)........................... 1993-94Widener, Kellee (McKinney, Texas) ....................... 2005-09Wimberg, Holly (Evansville, Ind.) ..................... 1998-2001Winkler, Julie (Florissant, Mo.) ............................. 2005-08

YYagmin, Becca (Colorado Springs, Colo.) ....................1995

ZZygmontowicz, Nicole (Bremerton, Wash.) ........... 2005-07


HONORS AND AWARDSTEAM

NCAA TOURNAMENTSOverall Record: 0-4Appearances: 1998 (0-1), 1999 (0-1), 2001 (0-1), 2008 (0-1)

CONFERENCE REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPSGreat Midwest Conference: 1994Missouri Valley Conference: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008, 2012

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPSMissouri Valley Conference: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2008

ADIDAS/NSCAA TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012

INDIVIDUALALL-AMERICANS2000: Krista McKendree (3rd Team - NSCAA/Adidas)

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA2005: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team - SoccerBuzz)

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA2008: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team)

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE HALL OF FAME2013: Krissy Meek Engelbrecht

UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE HALL OF FAME2003: Mick Lyon2007: Krissy Meek Engelbrecht2010: Angie Werne Lensing2012: Launa Hankins

MVC MOST COURAGEOUS AWARD2010-11: Abby Guerra

IDA M. STIELER AWARD(UE’s Most Valuable Female Athlete)1995: Angie Werne1996: Laura Hankins1998: Terra May2009: Kayla Lambert

ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION1994: 1st Team: Betsy Fryman1995: 3rd Team: Betsy Fryman, Sally Meek1996: 3rd Team: Sandy Jakubczak1997: 2nd Team: Krissy Meek 3rd Team: Terra May1998: 1st Team: Krissy Meek 2nd Team: Jennifer Lembeck 3rd Team: Kari Sunderhaus1999: 2nd Team: Krissy Meek 3rd Team: Krista McKendree2000: 1st Team: Krisa McKendree2005: 2nd Team: Kayla Lambert

2006: 2nd Team: Kayla Lambert 3rd Team: Mia Tofano2007: 3rd Team: Kayla Lambert2008: 3rd Team: Kayla Lambert, Mia Tofano

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1994: Angie Werne (Great Midwest)1996: Krissy Meek (MVC)1997: Krissy Meek (MVC)1999: Krissy Meek (MVC)2000: Krista McKendree (MVC)2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1996: Terra May (MVC)1997: Terra May (MVC)1999: Krista McKendree (MVC)

GOALKEEPER OF THE YEAR2012: Simone Busby (MVC)

CONFERENCE COACH/STAFF OF THE YEAR1994: Mick Lyon (Great Midwest)1996: Mick Lyon (MVC)1997: Mick Lyon (MVC)2000: Mick Lyon (MVC)2006: Chris Pfau, Krista McKendree, Alison Weimer2008: Krista McKendree, Matt Kagan, Corey Southers2012: Krista McKendree, Grant Williams, Lindsey Williams

ALL-CONFERENCE(Great Midwest 1994, Conference USA 1995, Missouri Valley Conference 1996-present)1994: 1st Team: Betsy Fryman, Launa Hankins, Angie Werne 2nd Team: Misty Long, Ali Parker, Sally Meek

1995: 1st Team: Sally Meek, Sandy Jakubczak 2nd Team: Natalie Bradley

1996: 1st Team: Betsy Fryman, Sandy Jakubczak, Misty Long, Terra May, Krissy Meek, Sally Meek

1997: 1st Team: Jenny Lembeck, Terra May, Krissy Meek, Christi Miller 2nd Team: Shauna Farrell, Betsy Fryman Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland

1998: 1st Team: Jenny Lembeck, Krista McKendree, Krissy Meek, Kari Sunderhaus 2nd Team: Molly Kearns, Shelean Roylance

1999: 1st Team: Krista McKendree, Krissy Meek 2nd Team: Laura Poland

2000: 1st Team: Tracye Burch, Krista McKendree, Kristin Prom 2nd Team: Jessica Schwartz

2001: 1st Team: Katie Howard, Krista McKendree Holly Wimberg 2nd Team: Trisha Burch, Jessica Schwartz

2002: 1st Team: Tracye Burch, Kristin Prom 2nd Team: Lindsey Byrd, Katie Howard Ashley Sandefur

2003: 2nd Team: Tami Callison

2004: 2nd Team: Tami Callison, Heidi Grey2005: 1st Team: Kayla Lambert 2nd Team: Heidi Grey, Sarah Groves

2006: 1st Team: Heidi Grey, Kayla Lambert 2nd Team: Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler, Nicole Zygmontowicz

2007: 1st Team: Heidi Grey, Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler, Nicole Zygmontowicz 2nd Team: Kayla Lambert

2008: 1st Team: Kayla Lambert, Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler 2nd Team: Kasey Kutzler, Kara Murphy

2009: 1st Team: Kasey Kutzler 2nd Team: Katelyn Smith

2010: 1st Team: Breanna Beine, Vanessa Legault-Cordisco

2011: 2nd Team: Breanna Beine, Sam Conrad

2012: 1st Team: Simone Busby, Abby Springer Stephanie Thompson 2nd Team: Taylor Brand

CONFERENCE ALL-NEWCOMER(Midwest Collegiate Conference 1993, Great Midwest 1994, Conference USA 1995, Missouri Valley Conference 1996-present)1993: Jenn Kriner (MCC)1994: Natalie Bradley, Betsy Fryman (GMC Freshman of the Year)1995: Mikki Bussiere, Sandy Jakubczak (C-USA)1996: Jenny Lembeck, Krissy Meek (MVC Freshman of the Year)1997: Jan Browne1998: Krista McKendree, Niki Watkins2000: Lindsey Byrd, Kristin Prom (MVC Freshman of the Year)2001: Michele Magnuson2002: Sarah Groves2003: Sara Finnamore2004: Heidi Grey2005: Kayla Lambert (MVC Freshman of the Year), Julie Winkler2006: Kasey Kutzler2007: Theresa Bagby, Sara Ornelas, Kristin Thuve2008: Kasey Cartwright, Colleen Marty2009: Kristen Davis2010: Brenna Beine, Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Kaitlin Robinett


HONORS AND AWARDS2011: Tatiana Pagan2012: Simone Busby, Kayla Smith, Abby Springer (MVC Freshman of the Year)

CONFERENCE ALL-TOURNAMENT1995: Terra May (Conference USA, MVP)1996: Sally Meek (MVC MVP), Patrice Coyne, Betsy Fryman, Sandy Jakubczak1997: Laura Poland (MVC MVP), Ali Parker, Shelean Roylance, Kari Sunderhaus1998: Kari Sunderhaus (MVC MVP), Shauna Farrell, Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland1999: Tina Allwardt (MVC MVP), Shauna Farrell, Jessica Schwartz2000: Tina Allwardt, Krista McKendree, Jessica Schwartz2001: Jessica Schwartz (MVC MVP), Tracye Burch, Trisha Burch, Lindsey Byrd, Holly Wimberg2002: Tracye Burch, Tami Callison2005: Keshia Malone, Rayna Post2006: Kara Murphy, Mia Tofano, Nicole Zygmontowicz2007: Kayla Lambert, Nicole Zygmontowicz2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC MVP), Theresa Bagby, Kara Murphy, Kellee Widener2009: Chaviel Harrison2010: Danielle Langness, Stephanie Thompson2011: Sam Conrad, Stephanie Thompson2012: Kasey Cartwright, Stephanie Thompson

ACADEMIC ALL-MVC FIRST TEAM1996: Stephanie Hartong, Kristen Hood, Sandy Jakubczak, Jenn Kriner, Terra May1997: Sandy Jakubczak, Terra May, Christi Miller1998: Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland, Kari Sunderhaus1999: Laura Poland2000: Beth Csukas, Krista McKendree2001: Katie Howard, Krista McKendree, Kristin Prom2002: Tracye Burch, Lindsey Byrd, Kristin Prom2003: Lindsey Byrd2005: Lindsay Ince2006: Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler2007: Heidi Grey, Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler2008: Kayla Lambert, Nicole Moyen, Julie Winkler2009: Kellee Widener2011: Stephanie Thompson2012: Stephanie Thompson

MVC ALL-CENTENNIAL TEAM(Selected 2006)UE had a league-high six selections for the MVC’s 22-person all-time team.

Krissy Meek, Midfielder, 1999- #1 fan choice in voting- Four-time All-MVC- Only three-time Player of the Year in MVC soccer history- Third in MVC career points

Katie Howard, Goalkeeper, 2002- Two-time All-MVC

Sandy Jakubczak, Forward, 1997- Two-time All-MVC- Holds MVC record for goals in a season

Terra May, Defender, 1997- Two-time All-MVC- Two-time MVC Defensive Player of the Year

Krista McKendree, Defender, 2001- Four-time All-MVC- All-American- MVC Player of the Year- MVC Defensive Player of the Year

Mick Lyon, Head Coach, 1996-2001- Three-time MVC Coach of the Year- Nine MVC titles- Three NCAA Tournament appearances


PROGRAM RECORDSINDIVIDUAL

CAREER SCORING LEADERS Name Years Goals Assists Points 1. Kayla Lambert 2005-08 51 30 132 2. Krissy Meek 1996-99 45 16 106 3. Sandy Jakubczak 1995-98 38 13 89 4. Jennifer Lembeck 1996-99 31 24 86 5. Mia Tofano 2006-08 30 18 78 6. Kristin Prom 2000-03 28 12 68 7. Jessica Schwartz 1999-2001 22 16 60 8. Shelean Roylance 1994-98 20 14 54 9. Heidi Grey 2004-07 19 15 53 10. Sally Meek 1994-96 17 15 49 11. Tracye Burch 1999-2002 12 26 46 Niki Watkins 1998-2001 15 16 46 Launa Hankins 1993-95 17 12 46

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING LEADERS Name Year Goals Assists Points 1. Kayla Lambert 2005 17 11 45 Sandy Jakubczak 1996 20 5 45 3. Krissy Meek 1996 17 3 37 4. Kayla Lambert 2008 14 8 36 Kristin Prom 2000 15 6 36 6. Jessica Schwartz 2000 13 7 33 7. Krissy Meek 1999 13 5 31 8. Mia Tofano 2006 12 6 30 9. Jennifer Lembeck 1998 12 5 29 10. Kayla Lambert 2006 10 7 27 11. Launa Hankins 1994 11 2 24 Kayla Lambert 2007 10 4 24

CAREER GOALKEEPING RECORDS (min. 3,500 minutes)Goals Against Avg. 1.33 Katie Howard 1999-2002 1.37 Misty Long 1993-96

Minutes 6,461 Misty Long 1993-96 4,681 Katie Howard 1999-2002

Saves 382 Chaviel Harrison 2009-12 357 Misty Long 1993-96

Solo Shutouts 16 Misty Long 1993-96 12 Theresa Elstone 2007-08

SINGLE-SEASON GOALKEEPING RECORDS (min. 1,000 minutes)Goals Against Avg. 0.76 Beth Csukas 2000 0.86 Christi Miller 1997

Solo Shutouts 8 Beth Csukas 2000 6 Misty Long 1995 6 Molly Kearns 1998 6 Theresa Elstone 2007 6 Theresa Elstone 2008

Saves 136 Chaviel Harrison 2011 116 Chaviel Harrison 2010 105 Misty Long 1993 101 Misty Long 1995 100 Theresa Elstone 2008

Minutes 1955:56 Katie Howard 2001 1888:33 Molly Kearns 1998 1880:31 Chaviel Harrison 2011 1795:00 Theresa Elstone 2008

CAREER GOAL LEADERS Name Years Goals 1. Kayla Lambert 2005-08 51 2. Krissy Meek 1996-99 45 3. Sandy Jakubczak 1995-98 38 4. Jennifer Lembeck 1996-99 31 5. Mia Tofano 2006-08 30 6. Kristin Prom 2000-03 28 7. Jessica Schwartz 1999-2001 22 8. Shelean Roylance 1994-98 20 9. Heidi Grey 2004-07 19

SINGLE-SEASON GOAL LEADERS Name Year Goals 1. Sandy Jakubczak 1996 20 2. Kayla Lambert 2005 17 Krissy Meek 1996 17 4. Kristin Prom 2000 15 5. Kayla Lambert 2008 14 6. Jessica Schwartz 2000 13 Krissy Meek 1999 13 8. Mia Tofano 2008 12 Mia Tofano 2006 12 Jennifer Lembeck 1998 12 11. Launa Hankins 1994 11 12. Kayla Lambert 2007 10 Kayla Lambert 2006 10

CAREER ASSIST LEADERS Name Years Assists 1. Kayla Lambert 2005-08 30 2. Jenifer Lembeck 1996-98 24 Nicole Moyen 2006-08 24 4. Tracye Burch 1999-2002 22 5. Julie Winkler 2005-08 18 Mia Tofano 2006-08 18 Laura Poland 1996-99 18 8. Niki Watkins 1998-2001 16 Jessica Schwartz 1998-2001 16 Krissy Meek 1996-99 16

SINGLE SEASON ASSIST LEADERS Name Year Assists 1. Nicole Moyen 2008 14 2. Kayla Lambert 2005 11 3. Mia Tofano 2008 9 Tracye Burch 2000 9 Launa Hankins 1993 9 6. Kayla Lambert 2008 8 Julie Winkler 2006 8 Jennifer Lembeck 1996 8 Sally Meek 1996 8 10. Kayla Lambert 2006 7 Tracye Burch 2001 7 Jessica Schwartz 2000 7 Laura Poland 1998 7 Mikki Bussiere 1996 7


PROGRAM RECOrDSCAREER GAME-WINNING GOALSName Years GWG Kayla Lambert 2005-08 14

SINGLE-SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALSName Year GWG Sandy Jakubczak 1996 7

YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS Year Name Goals Assists Points 1993 Launa Hankins 3 9 15 1994 Launa Hankins 11 2 24 1995 Sandy Jakubczak 7 4 18 1996 Sandy Jakubczak 20 5 45 1997 Krissy Meek 9 3 21 1998 Jennifer Lembeck 12 5 29 1999 Krissy Meek 13 5 31 2000 Kristin Prom 15 6 36 2001 Jessica Schwartz 8 4 20 2002 Kristin Prom 5 1 11 2003 Beth Bartkus 4 0 8 2004 Lindsey Ralph 4 3 11 2005 Kayla Lambert 17 11 45 2006 Mia Tofano 12 6 30 2007 Kayla Lambert 9 4 22 2008 Kayla Lambert 14 8 36 2009 Kristen Davis 5 1 11 Kaitlin Oldfield 4 3 11 2010 Breanna Beine 7 2 16 2011 Kaitlin Robinett 5 2 12 2012 Abby Springer 5 2 12 Stephanie Thompson 5 2 12

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSGoals 4 Rocky Hurst 2008 3 10 Times; Last - Stephanie Thompson (2012)

Assists 3 Mia Tofano 2006 Jessica Schwartz 2000 Ashley Sandefur 2000

Points 8 Rocky Hearst 2008

Saves 15 Misty Long 1994

TEAMSINGLE-SEASON RECORDSWins 16 1996Losses 13 3 Times; Last - 2009Ties 4 1994, 2011Fewest Losses 4 1996Longest Winning Streak 6 1996, 1997Unbeaten Streak 11 2000Longest Losing Streak 6 2004Best Conference Record 5-0-0 1997Best Non-Conference Record 9-2-0 2005Most Goals 75 1996Least Goals 13 2003Shutouts 12 2000Most Goals Allowed 44 1999Least Goals Allowed 16 2000Win-Loss Percentage .926 1990Consecutive Shutouts 4 1998, 2000Goals Against Average 0.70 2000

SINGLE-GAME RECORDSGoals Scored 12 1994 (vs. Valparaiso, W, 12-1)Goals Allowed 9 1999 (at Santa Clara, L, 9-0)

THE LAST TIME...AN EVANSVILLE TEAMPosted 3 or More Consecutive Shutouts Oct. 13, Oct. 17 and Oct. 20, 2012 (2-0 vs. UNI, 3-0 vs. INS, 1-0 at CU)Were Shut Out in Consecutive Matches Sept. 30 and Oct. 7, 2012 (0-0 at Missouri St.; 1-0 at Drake)Played to a Scoreless Tie Sept. 30, 2012 (at Missouri State)Scored 4 Goals Sept. 23, 2012 (W, 4-1, vs. Illinois State)Allowed 4 Goals Sept. 2, 2012 (L, 4-0, at Purdue)Scored 5 Goals Oct. 25, 2008 (W, 5-2, at Creighton)Allowed 5 Goals Nov. 4, 2011 (L, 6-0, vs. Illinois St. [MVC Tourn.])Scored 6 Goals or More Sept. 8, 2006 (W, 7-0, vs. Troy)Allowed 6 Goals or More Nov. 4, 2011 (L, 6-0, vs. Illinois St. [MVC Tourn.])

AN EVANSVILLE PLAYERScored 4 Goals Oct. 25, 2008 (Rocky Hearst at Creighton)Recorded 3 Assists Sept. 8, 2006 (Mia Tofano vs. Troy)


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

MICK LYON1993-2001 (9 YEARS)

107-65-18

1993(5-10-3, 1-3-2 MCC)

HEAD COACH: MICK LYONASSISTANT COACH: TREY HARRINGTON

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 1 Marquette (A) 0 Hartong L 0 Milwaukee (A) 3 L 0 Xavier (A) 3 L 0 La Salle (H) 1 •T 1 St. Joseph’s (H) 1 Parker W 3 Ark.-Little Rock (A) 2 Hartong 3 L 0 Arkansas (A) 6 W 3 Missouri-St. Louis (H) 1 Parker, Werne, Helton L 0 Louisville (A) 1 W 3 Valparaiso (A) 0 Hartong, Hankins, Helton •T 2 Detroit (A) 2 Werne, Fluke L 0 Notre Dame 4 •T 1 Butler (H) 1 Parker•L 3 Kentucky (A) 4 Werne, Hankins, Meecey L 0 Green Bay (H) 2 L 1 Vanderbilt (H) 4 Parker W 4 Loyola (H) 0 Werne 2, Hankins Meecey#L 1 La Salle (N) 2 Werne 23 37# MCC Tournament • Overtime

1994(11-6-4, 2-0-1 GMC)

GREAT MIDWEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHEAD COACH: MICK LYON

ASSISTANT COACH: IAN RICKERBY UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS •T 3 Loyola (A) 3 Roylance, Parker, Hood •T 0 Northwestern (A) 0 W 2 Marquette (N) 1 Hankins 2 W 3 Green Bay (A) 1 Roylance, Hankins, Hartong L 0 Vanderbilt (H) 1 W 2 Kentucky (H) 0 Roylance, Helton W 1 Midway (H) 0 Hankins •W 1 Dayton (A) 0 Werne L 1 Tulsa (A) 2 Meek L 2 Detroit (H) 3 Parker, Werne W 4 Louisville (H) 1 Meek, Hankins, Hartong 2 W 2 Butler (A) 1 Werne, Meek W 12 Valparaiso (H) 1 Werne 3, Hankins 2 Roylance 2, Meek, Dean, Parker Polster, Hartong L 2 Xavier (H) 3 Hankins, Dean •T 2 Cincinnati (A) 2 Fryman, Dean

L 0 Creighton (H) 2 •T 1 Lindenwood (H) 1 Hankins W 3 Northern Illinois (A) 1 Parker, Kriner 2 W 2 Indiana (H) 1 Werne, Hankins #W 1 Marquette (N) 0 Hankins# L 1 Cincinnati (N) 2 Werne 45 26# GMC Tournament (2nd) • Overtime

1995(9-12-1, 2-2-1 C-USA)COACH: MICK LYON

ASSISTANT COACH: IAN RICKERBY UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 5 Kansas (H) 1 Meek 2, Hartong, Roylance Jakubczak L 0 Vanderbilt (A) 5 W 9 Valparaiso (A) 0 Bussiere 2, Parker 2, Fryman, Meek, Helton, Jakubczak, Roylance L 0 Michigan State (A) 1 W 4 Marquette (H) 0 Meek, Hankins, Jakubczak, Bussiere W 3 Dayton (H) 0 Meek 2, Kriner W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 Helton 2 L 1 Memphis (A) 2 Jakubczak L 1 Northern Illinois (H) 2 Meek L 0 Wisconsin (A) 4 L 1 Indiana (A) 4 Hartong •L 2 Butler (H) 3 Roylance, Hankins •T 0 UNC Charlotte (A) 0 •L 0 South Carolina (A) 1 W 3 Cincinnati (H) 0 Jakubczak 3 L 0 Green Bay (H) 1 L 1 Louisville (A) 2 Polster W 2 Xavier (N) 0 Roylance, Sunderhaus L 0 Kentucky (A) 3 #W 1 Marquette (N) 0 Sieg#W 3 Cincinnati (A) 0 Hankins, Bussiere, May #L 0 UNC Charlotte (N) 1 38 33# C-USA Tournament • Overtime

1996(16-4-1, 4-1-0 MVC)

MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSCOACH: MICK LYON

ASSISTANT COACH: IAN RICKERBY UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 3 Kansas (A) 1 K. Meek, Jakubczak, Kriner W 2 Saint Louis (A) 1 K. Meek, Jakubczak L 0 Creighton (A) 1 L 2 Tulsa (H) 3 Jakubczak, Ko •W 3 Memphis (H) 1 Jakubczak, May, Lembeck W 5 Wright State (H) 1 K. Meek, Lembeck, Hartong, Coyne, Jakubczak W 2 Dayton (A) 0 Jakubczak, K. Meek •T 2 Xavier (A) 2 May, K. Meek W 2 Kentucky (H) 1 Jakubczak 2 W 4 Missouri (H) 0 Jakubczak 2, Lembeck, Coyne •L 1 Milwaukee (A) 2 K. Meek W 5 Green Bay (A) 0 K. Meek, Kriner, Hartong, Jakubczak, Hood W 6 Northern Illinois (A) 0 Jakubczak 2, Hartong 2, Fryman S. Meek W 10 Illinois State (A) 0 Jakubczak 2, Helton 2, K. Meek 2 Fryman, Parker, Lembeck, S. Meek L 1 Butler (A) 2 K. Meek W 4 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 K. Meek 2, Jakubczak, Anderson


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS W 5 Missouri State (H) 2 Hartong 2, S. Meek, Bussiere, K. Meek W 7 Valparaiso (H) 0 K. Meek 2, Fryman, S. Meek, Jakubczak, Lembeck, Ko W 2 Minnesota (A) 1 S. Meek, Hartong •#W 4 Missouri State (H) 1 May, Jakubczak, K. Meek, Lembeck #W 5 Creighton (H) 0 Jakubczak 2, K. Meek, S. Meek, Hartong 75 22# MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime

1997(14-5-2, 5-0-0 MVC)

MVC REGULAR SEASON & TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSCOACH: MICK LYON

ASSISTANT COACH: IAN RICKERBY UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Minnesota (A) 1 W 3 Montana (A) 1 Meek, Poland, Anderson W 2 Saint Louis (H) 1 Lembeck, Jakubczak L 1 Xavier (H) 2 Meek W 4 New Mexico (A) 1 Meek, May 2, Lembeck •W 2 Colorado Coll. (A) 1 May, Jakubczak L 0 Wright State (A) 1 •W 3 Kentucky (A) 2 Meek, Ascheman, Lembeck W 2 Cincinnati (A) 1 May 2 L 0 Vanderbilt (A) 1 W 3 Creighton (A) 0 Jakubczak, Lembeck, Meek L 1 Butler (H) 2 Meek W 2 Valparaiso (A) 0 Ko, Roylance W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 Browne 2, Meek W 3 Missouri State (H) 0 Lembeck, Ascheman, Meek •W 2 Milwaukee (H) 1 Jakubczak, Lembeck W 2 Illinois State (H) 0 Roylance, Meek W 2 Missouri (A) 1 May, Jakubczak •T 0 Marquette (H) 0 #W 4 Creighton (N) 0 Poland, May, Lembeck, Jakubczak •#T 2 Eastern Illinois (N) 2 Jakubczak, Roylance -UE wins 5-4 on penalty kicks 41 19# MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime

1998(14-6-2, 5-1-0 MVC)

MVC REGULAR SEASON CO-CHAMPIONS & TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSNCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND

COACH: MICK LYONASSISTANT COACH: IAN RICKERBY

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Ohio State (H) 1 •T 2 Cincinnati (H) 2 Lembeck 2 ̂ W 4 Detroit (N) 2 Roylance 2, Ascheman 2^L 1 Massachusetts (N) 2 Wimberg W 7 Northern Illinois (H) 1 Lembeck 3, Watkins, Ascheman, Roylance, Poland †W 2 Georgia Southern (N) 0 Lembeck 2 †•T 2 Texas Tech (N) 2 McKendree, Roylance W 2 Xavier (A) 0 Wimberg, Jakubczak W 6 Ark.-Little Rock (H) 0 Roylance 3, Lembeck, Wimberg, Gormley W 1 New Mexico (H) 0 Meek W 1 Saint Louis (A) 0 Lembeck L 0 Butler (A) 1 W 4 Creighton (H) 1 Meek, Jakubczak, Ascheman, Roylance W 4 Valparaiso (H) 0 Watkins, Lembeck, Jakubczak, Ascheman L 0 Kentucky (H) 2 W 2 Missouri State (A) 0 Watkins, Lembeck

W 1 Wright State (H) 0 Watkins W 3 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 Meek 2, Jakubczak L 1 Illinois State (A) 2 Jakubczak #W 1 Creighton (H) 0 Lembeck #•W 2 Illinois State (H) 1 McKendree, Poland $•L 1 Northwestern (H) 2 Meek 47 20# MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime^ Michigan Invitational † Butler Tournament$ NCAA Tournament

1999(10-10-2, 4-0-1 MVC)


COACH: MICK LYONASSISTANTS: HILTON BASHFORD, MISTY LONG

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 1 Wright State (A) 0 Meek •T 1 Kentucky (A) 1 Watkins L 4 Marquette (A) 5 Meek, Lembeck, Wimberg, Watkins L 1 Milwaukee (A) 2 Sandefur W 3 Xavier (H) 1 Meek, Lembeck, McKendree •L 3 Dayton (H) 4 Sandefur, Meek, Lembeck •T 2 Illinois State (A) 2 Meek, McKendree W 4 Belmont 0 Meek 2, Schwartz, Jung L 0 SMU (A) 2 L 0 Baylor (A) 2 L 0 Santa Clara (A) 9 L 1 Stanford (N) 3 Lembeck W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Burch, Poland L 0 Saint Louis (H) 1 W 2 Drury (H) 0 Burch, Meek W 2 Missouri State (H) 1 Meek, Lembeck W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Sandefur, Own Goal L 0 Minnesota (H) 4 W 2 Ark.-Little Rock (A) 0 Lembeck, Ascheman #•W 2 Creighton (N) 1 Ascheman, Sandefur #•W 3 Missouri State (A) 2 Meek 2, McKendree $L 2 Dayton (A) 3 Meek 2 37 44# MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime$ NCAA Tournament

2000(15-5-2, 6-0-1 MVC)

MVC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONSCOACH: MICK LYON

ASSISTANTS: LAURA POLAND, CHRIS MILLS UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 2 Miami (Ohio) (H) 0 Schwartz, Prom W 2 Dayton (A) 1 Watkins, Wimberg L 0 Cincinnati (H) 1 W 2 Wright State (H) 0 Schwartz, Own Goal L 2 Illinois (A) 3 Prom 2 •W 1 Illinois State (H) 0 Schwartz •T 1 Arizona (N) 1 Prom •L 1 New Mexico (A) 2 Prom W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Prom, Schwartz 2 L 0 Kentucky (H) 3 W 3 Army (N) 0 Schwartz, Prom, Doerr W 2 Navy (N) 1 Schwartz, Bartkus W 8 Indiana State (H) 0 Prom 2, Schwartz 2, Browne 2, Bartkus, Becker W 4 Creighton (H) 0 Prom, Schwartz, Watkins, Burch •T 1 Northern Iowa (A) 1 Watkins W 5 Drury (A) 2 Burch 2, Prom, Schwartz, Browne •W 1 Missouri State (A) 0 McKendree


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS W 5 Belmont (H) 0 Browne 2, Ascheman, Prom, Gormley #W 8 Indiana State (H) 0 Sandefur 2, Prom, Matheson, Allwardt, Schwartz, Bartkus, Ascheman #W 3 Creighton (N) 0 Allwardt Prom, Schwartz #L 0 Missouri State (N) 1 56 16# MVC Tournament (2nd) • Overtime

2001(13-7-1, 4-1-1 MVC)

MVC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSNCAA TOURNAMENT FIRST ROUND

COACH: MICK LYONASSISTANTS: LAURA POLAND, KRISSY MEEK, CHRIS MILLS

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 2 Ohio (H) 0 Tra. Burch, Watkins W 7 UT Martin (H) 0 Schwartz 3, Watkins, Tra. Burch, Setlak, Own Goal W 2 Memphis (H) 0 Schwartz, Bartkus W 2 Marshall (H) 1 Watkins, Ramsay •L 0 Wisconsin (A) 1 L 1 Nebraska (A) 5 Bartkus W 2 Xavier (H) 1 Callison 2 W 2 Illinois (H) 0 Prom, McKendree W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Tra. Burch, Magnuson W 2 Saint Louis (H) 1 Sandefur, Tra. Burch W 4 Drury (H) 1 Prom, Schwartz, Ramsay, Watkins W 2 Missouri State (H) 1 Watkins, Prom •L 1 Cincinnati (A) 2 McKendree W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Prom 2, Bartkus •L 1 Illinois State (A) 2 Callison L 0 Wright State (A) 1 L 3 Ohio State (A) 4 Prom, Schwartz, Magnuson •T 1 Indiana State (A) 1 Schwartz #W 2 Creighton (N) 1 Callison, Schwartz #W 2 Missouri State (N) 1 Prom, Watkins $L 0 Santa Clara (N) 3 41 26# MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime$ NCAA Tournament

Ron Raab2002-04 (3 YEARS)

12-39-4

2002(6-13-1, 4-3-0 MVC)COACH: RON RAAB

ASSISTANTS: LAURA POLAND, KRISSY MEEK, CHRIS MILLS UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Dayton (H) 3 L 1 Auburn (A) 3 Prom L 0 Georgia Southern (N) 1 •T 2 St. John’s (N) 2 Sandefur, Prom •W 2 Memphis (A) 1 Callison, Johns L 0 Kansas (H) 2 L 2 New Mexico (H) 3 Sandefur, Burch L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 3 L 1 Marshall (A) 3 Sandefur L 0 Xavier (A) 1 L 1 Creighton (N) 2 Burch W 2 Drake (H) 1 Prom, Johns W 1 Drury (A) 0 Prom W 2 Missouri State (A) 0 Own Goal, Prom L 0 Illinois State (H) 2 W 2 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Lencki, Callison L 1 Eastern Michigan (H) 3 Callison L 0 Indiana State (H) 1 #W 1 Drake (H) 0 Burch #L 1 Illinois State (N) 2 Callison -ISU advances 5-4 on penalty kicks 19 33# MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime


ASSISTANTS: STEFANIE KRAAY, ED MOORE UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Kansas (A) 2 •T 0 Memphis (H) 0 L 1 Indiana State (A) 2 Callison L 0 Illinois (A) 1 L 0 Purdue (N) 8 L 0 SE Missouri State (H) 1 W 6 Western Illinois (H) 2 Bartkus 3, Prom, Ince, Sessions •T 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 Ince L 0 Xavier (H) 3 W 3 Murray State (A) 0 Ramsay, Maschek, Kennedy •L 0 Louisville (H) 1 L 0 Illinois State (A) 2 L 0 Northern Iowa (A) 3 L 0 Creighton (A) 4 L 0 Drake (A) 1


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS W 2 Drury (H) 1 Bartkus, Callison L 0 Missouri State (H) 2 L 0 IPFW (A) 5 13 39• Overtime


ASSISTANTS: STEFANIE KRAAY, ERIK POELLEIN UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 2 L 0 SE Missouri State (A) 1 L 3 Valparaiso (H) 4 Ralph, Groves, Grey L 0 #14 Illinois (H) 4 L 0 Louisville (A) 7 L 0 Cincinnati (A) 2 •W 2 Murray State (H) 1 Groves, Grey L 0 Memphis (A) 1 W 5 Northern Iowa (H) 3 Bleecher, Ince, Groves, Radtke, Callison L 0 Illinois State (H) 4 L 0 Drake (H) 1 •T 0 Creighton (H) 0 L 1 Missouri State (A) 2 Ralph L 1 Drury (A) 2 Ralph W 4 IPFW (H) 3 Ralph, Ince, Radtke, Finnamore L 1 Western Ky. (H) 2 Ince L 0 Indiana State (A) 1 17 40• Overtime

CHRIS PFAU2005-07 (3 YEARS)

30-22-4

2005(10-8-1, 1-5-0 MVC)

COACH: CHRIS PFAUASSISTANT: KRISTA MCKENDREE

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 3 Belmont (H) 1 Grey 2, Malone W 4 Western Ky. (A) 0 Malone, Grey, Brand, Lambert ̂ W 2 Marshall (N) 0 Ince, Lambert ̂ L 1 Memphis (N) 2 Moyen W 2 IUPUI (H) 0 Malone, Lambert L 1 Middle Tenn. (H) 2 Lambert W 1 SE Missouri State (H) 0 Grey W 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Lambert W 6 Western Illinois (A) 4 Lambert 3, Malone, Ince, Grey W 2 Murray State (A) 1 Grey, Lambert L 0 Missouri State (H) 3

L 1 Creighton (H) 2 Malone L 1 Drake (H) 2 Grey L 1 Illinois State (A) 5 Grey W 4 Northern Iowa (A) 3 Lambert L 1 Indiana State (A) 3 Lambert W 4 Austin Peay (A) 2 Lambert 2, Malone, Grey #•T 2 Missouri State (A) 2 Malone, Lambert -UE advances 4-2 on penalty kicks #L 2 Creighton (A) 3 Lambert, Malone 39 33# MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime^ Samford Tournament

2006(10-9-0, 3-3-0 MVC)

COACH: CHRIS PFAUASSISTANTS: KRISTA MCKENDREE, ALISON WEIMER

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 4 Austin Peay (N) 2 Tofano, Winkler, Lambert, Smith ̂ L 1 Middle Tenn. (A) 3 Lambert ̂ L 0 Western Ky. (N) 1 W 7 Troy (H) 0 Radtke 2, Winkler, Lambert, Smith, Tofano, Feltes L 1 Belmont (A) 2 Hearst W 3 Virginia Tech (H) 0 Lambert 2, Tofano W 3 Murray State (A) 1 Tofano 2, Lambert L 0 Valparaiso (A) 3 W 2 Illinois State (H) 0 Tofano, Lambert L 0 Indiana (H) 1 •L 3 Missouri State (A) 4 Tofano 2, Grey W 2 Indiana State (H) 1 Brand, Grey W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 1 Lambert 2, Moyen L 2 Drake (A) 3 Brand, Grey L 0 Creighton (A) 3 W 4 Eastern Kentucky (A) 0 Lambert, Tofano, Moyen, Smith #W 3 Indiana State (H) 1 Tofano 2, Grey #W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Own Goal, Tofano #•L 0 Drake (N) 1 40 28# MVC Tournament (2nd) • Overtime^ MTSU Classic

2007(10-5-3, 3-1-2 MVC)

COACH: CHRIS PFAUASSISTANT: KRISTA MCKENDREE

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS ̂ W 2 Austin Peay (N) 1 Tofano, Grey ̂ W 3 Jacksonville St. (N) 2 Grey 2, Lambert L 1 Kentucky (A) 4 Moyen W 3 Western Illinois (H) 0 Brand, Hearst, Grey •T 1 SE Missouri St. (H) 1 Lambert W 1 DePaul (H) 0 Ornelas W 2 Murray State (H) 1 Lambert 2 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 W 3 UAB (H) 0 Lambert 3 W 1 IUPUI (A) 0 Tofano •T 0 Northern Iowa (A) 0 W 2 Indiana State (A) 1 Tofano 2 W 1 Missouri State (H) 0 Lambert •L 3 Drake (H) 4 Winkler, Radtke, Lambert •T 1 Illinois State (A) 1 Tofano W 1 Creighton (H) 0 Tofano L 1 Eastern Kentucky (A) 2 Radtke •L 1 Creighton (H) 3 Lambert 27 24# MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime^ Wright State Invitational


KRISTA MCKENDREE2008-PRESENT (5 YEARS)

33-50-10

2008(13-5-2, 5-1-0 MVC)


COACH: KRISTA MCKENDREEASSISTANTS: MATT KAGAN, COREY SOUTHERS

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 5 Wright State (H) 2 Tofano 2, Lambert 2, Winkler L 2 Virginia Tech (A) 4 Lambert 2 •T 2 Radford (A) 2 Brand, Lambert W 1 Morehead State (H) 0 Marty W 5 Austin Peay (H) 1 Tofano 2, Lambert, Winkler Hearst W 1 Belmont (H) 0 Thuve W 1 Kentucky (H) 0 Tofano L 1 Ohio State (A) 3 Own Goal •T 1 SE Missouri State (A) 1 Lambert W 4 Illinois State (H) 1 Lambert 2, Tofano, Thuve W 4 Indiana State (H) 0 Lambert 2, Tofano, McKinley W 3 Missouri State (A) 1 Marty, Tofano, Hearst L 0 Drake (A) 1 W 2 SIU Edwardsville 1 Tofano 2 W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Moyen, Tofano, Lambert W 5 Creighton (A) 2 Hearst 4, Murphy L 0 IUPUI (A) 2 #W 3 Missouri State (N) 1 Lambert 2, Marty #W 2 Indiana State (N) 0 Tofano, Hearst $L 0 Missouri (A) 2 45 24 # MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime$ NCAA Tournament

2009(5-13-0, 2-4-0 MVC)

COACH: KRISTA MCKENDREEASSISTANTS: MATT KAGAN, COREY SOUTHERS

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS W 1 SE Missouri State (A) 0 Davis L 0 Indiana (A) 3 L 0 IUPUI (H) 2 L 1 Morehead State (A) 2 Guerra L 0 Western Ky. (H) 1 L 3 Middle Tenn. (H) 4 Kutzler 3 •W 2 Troy (A) 1 Smith, Davis L 0 Memphis (A) 4 W 2 Drake (H) 1 Davis, Oldfield W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Oldfield 2 W 1 Northern Iowa (A) 0 Davis L 1 Missouri State (H) 3 Oldfield

L 1 Indiana State (A) 2 Davis L 0 Illinois State (A) 4 L 0 #18 Purdue (A) 3 L 0 Murray State (A) 1 L 1 Creighton (H) 4 Guerra #L 0 Creighton (A) 1 15 36 # MVC Tournament (1st) • Overtime

2010(6-12-0, 2-4-0 MVC)

COACH: KRISTA MCKENDREEASSISTANTS: MATT KAGAN, JAMES THORPE

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Indiana (H) 3 •L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 •T 1 Valparaiso (H) 1 Langness L 0 Western Ky. (A) 4 W 2 Middle Tenn. (A) 1 Legault-Cordisco, Beine L 0 UT Martin (A) 2 L 0 Kentucky (A) 1 W 2 Xavier (H) 0 Tiernan, Cartwright L 2 Miami (Ohio) (A) 3 Beine, Jones •L 1 Drake (A) 2 Beine W 2 Murray State (H) 0 Cartwright, Thompson L 0 Creighton (A) 3 L 2 Illinois State (H) 3 Robinett 2 W 1 Indiana State (H) 0 Thompson L 1 Loyola (H) 2 Beine W 4 Northern Iowa (H) 1 Beine 2, Robinett, Ornelas L 0 Missouri State (A) 1 #W 1 Drake (A) 0 Beine #L 0 Creighton (A) 5 19 33 # MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime

2011(4-12-4, 2-4-0 MVC)

COACH: KRISTA MCKENDREEASSISTANTS: MATT KAGAN, JAMES THORPE

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS •T 2 Indiana (A) 2 Cartwright, Langness L 0 Saint Louis (A) 4 L 1 Central Michigan (H) 3 Prentice W 1 Valparaiso (A) 0 Thompson L 0 Xavier (A) 1 L 0 SE Missouri State (H) 3 L 1 Morehead State (A) 3 Brand •T 2 Lamar (N) 2 Robinett, Thompson •T 0 Northern Arizona (A) 0 L 3 Miami (Ohio) (H) 4 Prentice, Robinett, Thompson •T 2 UT Martin (H) 2 Robinett, Davis L 0 IPFW (H) 1 L 1 Creighton (H) 2 Davis L 1 Illinois State (A) 3 Beine L 0 Northern Iowa (A) 1 L 0 Indiana State (A) 1 W 3 Drake (H) 0 Robinett, Beine 2 •W 1 Missouri State (H) 0 Thompson #W 1 Drake (H) 0 Robinett #L 0 Illinois State (N) 6 19 38 # MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime


2012(5-8-3, 4-1-1 MVC)

COACH: KRISTA MCKENDREEASSISTANTS: GRANT WILLIAMS, LINDSEY WILLIAMS

UE OPP UE GOAL SCORERS L 0 Western Ky. (A) 3 L 0 Saint Louis (H) 2 W 2 Murray State (A) 0 Smith, Davis L 0 Belmont (A) 1 L 0 Purdue (A) 4 L 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 2 Thompson L 1 IPFW (A) 2 Springer •T 0 SE Missouri State (A) 0 •T 1 Xavier (H) 1 Smith W 4 Illinois State (H) 1 Springer 3, Thompson •T 0 Missouri State (A) 0 •L 0 Drake (A) 1 W 2 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Smith, Thompson W 3 Indiana State (H) 0 Springer, Smith, Own Goal W 1 Creighton (A) 0 Thompson #L 1 Indiana State (N) 2 Thompson 16 19 # MVC Tournament (3rd) • Overtime

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