2015 grace women's soccer media guide

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GRACE LANCERS 2015 WOMEN’S SOCCER

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media guide creditsThe 2015 Grace College Women’s Soccer Media Guide was directed, written and edited by Josh Neuhart of Grace’s Sports Information Department. Photogra-phy taken by Josh Neuhart and Jeff Nycz (Mid-South Images). Printing handled by Able Printing (North Webster, Ind.). Cover collaboration with Vincent Sell of BrandPoet.

the athletic department mission at graceThe Grace College athletic department exists for the purpose of glorifying God by helping make disciples of Jesus Christ, developing competent athletic teams,

and sharing the Gospel message with the sport culture. The athletics program is an integral part of the educational mission of Grace College. Competition in athletics makes a significant contribution in the development of the total person and can be used effectively as part of the training program that prepares a person for service and leadership.

The Department of Athletics endorses and supports the Grace College “Mission Statement” which states “Grace College is an evangelical Christian community of higher education which applies Biblical values in strengthening character, sharpening competence, and preparing for service.”

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quick factsSchool: Grace CollegeLocation: Winona Lake, IndianaFounded: 1948Enrollment: 1,700Nickname: LancersColors: Red and WhiteAffiliations: NAIA, NCCAAConference: Crossroads League (CL)Office Phone: (574) 372-5100Athletic Fax: (574) 372-5137Mailing Address: 200 Seminary Drive Winona Lake, Indiana 46590Website: www.GCLancers.comPresident: Dr. Bill Katip

Chad Briscoe Athletic Director chad.briscoe@grace.edu.............................................x6261Bill Barr Asst. Athletic Director barrb@grace.edu..........................................................x6264Kelly Sharp Athletic Office Manager sharpkj@grace.edu.......................................................x6266Josh Neuhart Sports Information Director sportsinfo@grace.edu.................................................x6271Paul DeRenzo Public Address AnnouncerTiberius Rata Faculty Athletic RepresentativeKyle Condon, Jacob Vickers, Nick Harris SID AssistantsGrant Ringler, Isaac Stuckey SID AssistantsMatt Genzler, Zach Foster, Cole Helman SID Assistants

Katie Van Hofwegen Volleyball katie.vanhofwegen@grace.edu.....................................x6268Matt Hotchkin Men’s Soccer hotchkmw@grace.edu.....................................................x6270Michael Voss Women’s Soccer michael.voss@grace.edu.................................................x6544Larry Schuh Men’s Tennis schuhld@grace.edu..........................................................x6266Scott Moore Women’s Tennis mooresd@grace.edu........................................................x6266Jeff Raymond XC/Track & Field jeff.raymond@grace.edu.................................................x6262Denny Hepler Men’s Golf dhepler31@yahoo.com....................................................x6266Denny Duncan Women’s Golf [email protected] ........................................................x6266Jim Kessler Men’s Basketball kesslejc@grace.edu...........................................................x6265Scott Blum Women’s Basketball blumsa@grace.edu............................................................x6272Bill Barr Baseball barrb@grace.edu...............................................................x6264Heather Johnson Softball heather.johnson@grace.edu...........................................x6273Dana Devlin Cheer Team cheer@grace.edu..............................................................x6266

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Schedule/Player Poll ..............5Season Preview........................6Coaches ....................................7-9Roster ........................................11Player Profiles ..........................12-24

Record Book.............................26Season Review .........................27Inside #GCWS .........................28-29Miller Field ...............................38

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Aug. 22 Bellevue 8 pmAug. 25 Mid-America Chr. 6 pmAug. 29 The Master’s 7 pmSept. 4 @ Hannibal-LaGrange 5 pmSept. 5 @ Missouri Baptist 5 pmSept. 10 @ John Brown 6:30 pmSept. 12 @ Oklahoma City 6 pmSept. 19 UNOH 7 pmSept. 26 @ *IWU 7 pmSept. 29 *St. Francis 7 pm

Oct. 3 *Huntington 7 pmOct. 7 @ *Spring Arbor 7 pmOct. 10 @ *Mt. Vernon 2 pmOct. 13 *Goshen 7 pmOct. 17 @ *Bethel 7 pmOct. 21 *Marian 7 pmOct. 24 @ *Taylor 7 pmOct. 31-Nov. 14 CROSSROADS LEAGUE TOURNAMENTNov. 21 NAIA OpENING ROUNDNov. 30-Dec. 5 NAIA/NCCAA NATIONALS

(Home games listed in bold and * denotes a CL match)

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BEST DRESSEDMeghan Wiles (9 votes)Marina Tolczyk (6)Carlie Salinas (5)

BEST ATHLETECarianne Sobey (9 votes)Mallory Rondeau (6)E. Manchess/M. Hollar (2)

HARDEST WORKERMaile Grout (9 votes)Carianne Sobey (6)Emma Neahusan (5)

BIGGEST PRANKSTERKaitlyn Hayes (10 votes)Abby Schue (6)Hannah Miller (2)

1ST TO GET MARRIEDHeather Martin (21 votes)Meghan Wiles (3)

MOST COMPETITIVEMallory Rondeau (18 votes)Darcy Johnston (4)Maile Grout (2)

HARDEST KICKERMeredith Hollar (9 votes)D. Johnston/A. Schue (2)M. Rondeau/H. Martin (2)

MOST BUFFMeredith Matson (10 votes)Sabina Meyers (8)Abby Schue (6)

SMARTEST ON THE PITCHCarianne Sobey (16 votes)Meghan Wiles (5)

BEST SOCCER MOVESK. Hayes/C. Sobey (6 votes)Meghan Wiles (5)Jordan Hairgrove (3)

BEST DANCE MOVESFaith Voehringer (13 votes)Kaitlyn Hayes (6)

FUNNIESTKaitlyn Hayes (20 votes)Mallory Rondeau (2)

BEST FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM@merehollar (12 votes)@malrondeau (3)@shelbyfort (2) @carliesalinas (2)

BEST SELFIE GAMEJerusalem Groves (16 votes)Kristelle Jadoo (3)Shelby Fort (2)

MOST LIKELY:win the show “The Voice”Jerusalem Groves (14 votes)Mallory Rondeau (4)Kristen Bellinger/Maile Grout (2)

MOST LIKELY:meg someone elseCarianne Sobey (13 votes)Meghan Wiles (6)Kaitlyn Hayes (2)

ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE VOSSInsane/Crazy/Nuts (11 votes)Competitive (4)Coach (4)Unique/Weird/“Just Voss” (3)

BEST SOCCER TEAMUS Women’s (10 votes)FC Barcelona (7)Real Madrid (2)Manchester City (2)

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2015 pREviEw: GRACE womEN’S SoCCER fiELdS AN ExpERiENCEd, huNGRy tEAm iN 2015

Grace’s women’s soccer team broke new ground in several ways in 2014, and they have plans for more new territory this fall.

The Lady Lancers achieved a number of firsts last season – its first NAIA Top 25 ranking, its first appearance in a national championship game – all while playing night games under the lights for the first time in the newly renovated Miller Athletic Complex.

But Grace, who ended the year 17-5-3 and ranked No. 18 in the final Top 25 poll, is not resting on its laurels. Head coach Michael Voss, the program’s all-time win-ningest coach, has the team’s sights set higher this fall.

“We aren’t settling on our past ac-complishments. We are going to give our very best and leave the results to God,” Voss said. “Our goal is [making] the NAIA Nationals. It’ll be exciting to watch this team go hard.”

Grace will be tested from the onset of the 2015 campaign. Voss has arranged one of the toughest nonconference schedules in the nation, including a matchup with NAIA national runner-up Northwestern Ohio at home on Sept. 19. Two of Grace’s first three matches are against teams who ended 2014 in the NAIA Top 25 as well (Bellevue, The Master’s). To prepare them for the rigors of the schedule, Voss has put the Lady Lanc-ers through “the most intense preseason training we’ve ever had.”

Voss hopes to “see what we’re made of” from the formidable early-season schedule. “We will always try to play tough, highly ranked teams. The goal is to beat them all, but whether or not we can achieve that depends on if we play to our redemp-tive potential. This schedule will be difficult. It will stretch us and test our depth, but all

of us are eager to see just where exactly we match up.”

Grace boasted one of the stingiest de-fenses in the NAIA in 2014, ranking second in the nation with 14 shutouts. Sophomore goalkeeper Abby Schue was a First Team NCCAA All-American selection last year after giving up 0.49 goals per contest. Re-turning starters Faith Voehringer, Meredith Matson, Heather Martin and Erica Manchess form a formidable defensive line. Carlie Sa-linas, Kristelle Jadoo and Marina Tolczyk add tremendous depth to the back line.

Senior Carianne Sobey highlights Grace’s midfield for her final season. Sobey, the program’s career leader in as-sists, dished out 12 assists in 2014. Meghan Wiles, Darcy Johnston, Maile Grout, Emma Neahusan, and Jerusalem Groves give Voss a wealth of options at his disposal to drive his unique possession style of play.

Grace should not lack for scoring as the squad returns 86 percent of its goals from 2014. Local standouts Mallory Ron-deau (senior, Wa-wasee HS) and Mer-edith Hollar (junior, Warsaw) give Grace an experienced, fearsome attack. Rondeau was the 2014 NCCAA Na-tional Player of the Year after racking up 18 goals and 11 as-sists, and Hollar tal-lied eight goals and five assists. Return-ing forwards Jordan Hairgrove, Kaitlyn Hayes and Sabina Meyers fortify a deep rotation.

Voss brought in six new faces in the offseason, adding much-needed depth across the field. Defenders Hannah Miller, Clair Snodgrass and Kristen Bellinger, mid-fielder Allison Vroon and forwards Shelby Fort and Aubrey Feipel have impressed their new coach so far this preseason. “There is already very good chemistry with our returning players and the rookies. The newer players are very competent. They are doing a fantastic job adjusting to the col-lege game.”

Grace’s roster is lined with fantastic individual talents, including five returning All-Crossroads League players. But Voss maintains that Grace’s collective unit will propel the team to reach its goals. “Our group is solid across the board. This is a very balanced team with quality players from top to bottom. What we will accom-plish, we will accomplish as a group togeth-er,” he said. “We have the tools to achieve our goals, but we will need to demonstrate consistency through December.”

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Head coach Michael Voss enters his ninth season at Grace as the program’s all-time winningest coach. Since accepting the job in 2007, Voss has aggressively recruited women who not only compete at a high level on the field, but who also have a passion for bringing glory to God.

Voss’s trademarked soccer style of “possession-attacking futbol” has resulted in five trips in six years to the NCCAA National Championships. The 2014 campaign was arguably Grace’s finest season in program history, culminating with an appearance in the NCCAA National Championship match. The Lady Lancers also earned their first NAIA Top 25 ranking in 2014 and ended the year at No. 18.

Voss holds the top five single-season marks in Grace’s program history, leading the Lady Lancers to a 14-6-3 record in 2009, 14-7-3 record in 2011, 17-5-3 record in 2012, 13-7-2 record in 2013 and a 17-5-3 mark last fall. Voss’s successful recruiting has been on display as the team earned both the Crossroads League Offensive Player of the Year and Midfielder of the Year awards in 2013 and 2014. In 2012 a pair of Lady Lancer freshmen (Mallory Rondeau, Carianne Sobey) earned First Team NCCAA All-American honors.

Rondeau was also named the NCCAA National Player of the Year in 2014, marking the highest individual honor in team history.

Additionally, the Lady Lancers under Voss have consistently been graded as one of the smartest teams in the nation. Over the past five years, Grace’s team GPA has never been lower than 3.60. The Lady Lancers’ team GPA ranked first across all NAIA women’s soccer pro-grams in 2011, 2012 and 2013 and was second in the NAIA in 2010 and 2014. Individually, the Lady Lancers have produced 39 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and seven CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-Americans since 2011.

Voss’s desire to disciple the women of Grace’s soccer team is clearly seen in his organizing missions trips for the Lady Lancers. In the spring of 2014, Voss led his team to minister in Nicaragua. The team has also traveled to the Cayman Islands and to Peru.

In March 2012, Voss was named an assistant coach for the Women’s National Team of Haiti. His three-year commitment includes identifica-tion, training and development of Haiti’s WNT, U-20, U-17 and U-14 WNT.

Prior to coming to Grace, Voss and his family worked as missionaries to the southern jungle of Belize, Central America. He coached the Toledo United Professional Futbol Club, fighting for a CONCACAF Champions Cup bid. Voss also worked at the Calvary Chapel Christian Schools in Murrieta, Calif.; from 1996-2005 he was the athletic director, the director of soccer and the head girls’ soccer coach. Voss started the soccer program and compiled a record of 102-51-17.

Voss, who has earned six Coach of the Year honors, attended Santa Clara (Calif.) University from 1991-93 and was a member of the soccer team that finished 20-1-2 and was NCAA Div. I National Finalist in 1991. He would complete his undergraduate work at Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.) in 1996 studying religion with an emphasis in Biblical studies and Greek.

He is licensed with a USSF “C” and an NSCAA “Advanced National Di-ploma.” He is a “Certified Athletic Administrator” from the NIAAA. Mi-chael and his wife Summer live in Winona Lake, Ind., with their three boys, Justus, Cole, Landan, and their daughter, Kaina.

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ASSiStANt CoACh joN hoovERJon Hoover, in his eighth year with the Lady Lancers, has been the lead assistant of the Lady Lancers since 2009. Hoover graduated from Grace in 2001 with a degree in physical education and health and earned his Master’s from Ball State in 2011. He is currently employed at Edgewood Middle School, where he teaches P.E. and health.

As a student-athlete, Hoover played goalkeeper for the Lancers from 1997-2000, where he was a three-time captain, three-time All-Conference performer and an NCCAA All-American. He was also a track star at Grace, where at one point he held records in the indoor 55m, high jump, outdoor 4x100 relay and javelin. After graduating from Grace, Hoover joined

the coaching staff on the men’s soccer team. He would remain on staff with the men’s team for five years before taking a coaching posi-tion at Lakeland Christian Academy. Hoover has earned his USSF “C” license. Jon and his wife, Emily, live with their son, Alex, in Winona Lake, Ind.

ASSiStANt CoACh ChRiSti ChuRChChristi Church joins the Lady Lancers for her first year as an assistant coach. Church, who served as Grace’s Head Athletic Trainer for four years, is an expert on optimizing athlete performance.

Church was a three-sport athlete at Angola High School. She continued her softball career at Indiana Wesleyan University. Athletically, she was a two-time All-Conference performer who was named NAIA All-Region and honorable mention for

NAIA All-American.

diRECtoR of SoCCER opERAtioNS EmiLy kooNtzEmily Koontz is ready to begin her second year assisting the Lady Lancers in 2015. Koontz is a Grace graduate who earned her diploma in sport management in May 2014. She served various roles as the women’s soccer team manager throughout her undergrad career.

Koontz played high school soccer at Portage Christian School in Portage, Ind. She currently resides in Winona Lake, Ind.

StRENGth CoACh SCott mooREScott Moore is set to begin his fourth season on staff at Grace College. As Grace’s first strength and conditioning coach, Moore is responsible for working hand in hand with Grace’s athletic teams. He is a certified A.C.E. personal trainer and is completing his strength and conditioning license through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Moore holds several responsibilities with the Lancers. He also serves as an assistant men’s basketball coach and head women’s tennis coach along with his strength and conditioning responsibilities.

ASSiStANt CoACh joRdAN CoNEJordan Cone returns to Grace College for his first season as an assistant for the Lady Lancers. Cone was a four-year player on the men’s soccer team from 2004-07. Cone led the Lancers in both goals (7) and assists (5) as a junior forward, earning All-Conference accolades in the process. He also paced Grace with four assists during his senior campaign.

Cone currently is on furlough as a missionary to Cameroon, where he serves as AD, teacher and soccer coach at Rain Forest International School.

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No. Name Year Pos. Hometown / High School 0 Abby Schue So. GK Warsaw, Ind. / Warsaw2 Maile Grout Jr. MF Seymour, Ind. / Seymour3 Heather Martin Sr. D Bremen, Ind. / Bremen4 Mallory Rondeau Sr. F Winona Lake, Ind. / Wawasee5 Faith Voehringer Sr. D/F Indianapolis, Ind. / Covenant Christian6 Marina Tolczyk So. D/F Warrenville, Ill. / Wheaton Warrenville South7 Meghan Wiles Sr. MF Pendleton, Ind. / Pendleton Heights8 Emma Neahusan So. MF Middletown, Md. / Middletown9 Kaitlyn Hayes Jr. F Fort Wayne, Ind. / South Side10 Hannah Miller Jr. D Washington, Ill. / Peoria Christian11 Allison Vroon Fr. MF Holland, Mich. / Black River12 Clair Snodgrass Fr. D Warsaw, Ind. / Warsaw13 Jordan Hairgrove Sr. F Lenexa, Kan. / Shawnee Mission West14 Sabina Meyers So. F/D Quakertown, Pa. / Faith Christian15 Carlie Salinas So. D Nappanee, Ind. / NorthWood17 Kristelle Jadoo So. D Ajax, Ontario / Pickering18 Carianne Sobey Sr. MF Woodstock, Ill. / Woodstock19 Darcy Johnston Sr. D/MF Rochester, Mich. / Oakland Christian20 Kristen Bellinger Fr. D Columbus, Ind. / Columbus East21 Aubrey Feipel Fr. F Hoagland, Ind. / Bishop Luers23 Shelby Fort Fr. F Pendleton, Ind. / Pendleton Heights24 Erica Manchess Sr. D/F Pendleton, Ind. / Pendleton Heights25 Meredith Hollar Jr. F Warsaw, Ind. / Warsaw26 Meredith Matson Jr. D Geneva, Ill. / Wheaton Academy30 Jerusalem Groves Sr. MF Pickering, Ontario / Dunbarton

2015 GRACE womEN’S SoCCER RoStER

Head Coach: Michael Voss Assistant Coaches: Jon Hoover, Christi Church, Jordan ConeDirector of Soccer Operations: Emily KoontzStrength Coach: Scott Moore

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By ClassSeniors - 9Juniors - 5

Sophomores - 6Freshmen - 5

By State/CountryIndiana - 14Illinois - 4Canada - 2

Michigan - 2Kansas - 1

Maryland - 1Pennsylvania - 1

By PositionGoalkeepers - 1Defenders - 10Midfielders - 7Forwards - 7

% of Stats Returning*Returning Starters - 91%Returning Goals - 86%

Returning Assists - 88%Returning Saves - 100%

Game-Winning Goals - 94%

* % based on 2014 stats. For more, turn to p. 25

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jERUSALEM GROVESSR / MF

PICKERING, ONTARIO / DUNBARTON

2014 JUNIOR - Appeared in three games for the Lady Lancers … made first appearance of the season against Calu-met College of St. Joseph’s … played in Crossroads League game against Goshen.

2012 SOPHOMORE - (at Rhode Island University) Appeared in three games for a team that finished 11-8-1.

2011 FRESHMAN - (at University of Houston) Played in two games as a freshman.

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jORDAN HAIRGROVESR / F

LENExA, KAN. / SHAWNEE MISSION WEST

2014 JUNIOR - Played in all 25 games, making 17 starts … netted three goals with an assist on the season … finished fifth on the team with seven points … fired the game-winning goal against Baker … scored a goal against league foe Indiana Wesleyan … recorded an assist in the 4-0 blowout victory against Shorter at NCCAA Nationals … fired a season-high four shots against Houghton at NCCAA Nationals … netted a goal against MidAmerica Nazarene … assisted Mallory Rondeau for a goal in an international friendly against Haiti’s Women’s National Team.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Ripped off six goals to finish second on the team … scored the first international goal in Grace’s history in Grace’s friendly against Haiti’s Women’s National JTeam … netted the game winner in first collegiate game to beat Judson … had two goals against St. Francis, including the game winner … tied for fifth in the CL with five league goals ... named the NCCAA Player of the Week on Aug. 26.

2012 FRESHMAN - Did not play due to injury.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-17 3 1 7 25 152013 20-7 6 2 14 29 18

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DARCY jOHNSTONSR / DEF, MF

ROCHESTER, MICH. / OAKLAND CHRISTIAN

2014 JUNIOR - Appeared in 24 of Grace’s 25 games as a member of the Lady Lancers’ midfield and defense … helped Grace secure 14 shutouts on the season … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … tallied 11 shots with 6 shots on goal offensively … recorded three shots against Calumet College of St. Joseph’s in the season opener … took a shot in three of four games at NCCAA Nationals.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Appeared in all 22 games for the Lady Lancers … served as a part of Grace’s backline … helped Grace earn seven shutouts on the season, including four in the league schedule … tallied 10 shots with five shots on goal offensively.

2012 FRESHMAN - Made an appearance in all 25 contests … earned an assist against Illinois Tech in her first colle-giate game … recorded her first goal as a Lady Lancer against Marygrove … tallied a goal against league opponent Marian.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 24-11 14 13 0 0 0 11 6 2013 22-5 7 27 0 0 0 10 5 2012 25-13 - - 2 2 6 17 6

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ERICA MANCHESSSR / DEF, F

PENDLETON, IND. / PENDLETON HEIGHTS

2014 JUNIOR - A mainstay on Grace’s impressive backline, starting in all 25 games for the Lady Lancers … picked up first All-Crossroads League award… helped Grace secure 14 shutouts on the season … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … tallied five shots for the season on offense, including a season-high two shots against St. Francis in the CL Tournament.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Made the switch to Grace’s defense, appearing in all 22 games … helped the Lady Lancers record seven shutouts defensively, including four against league opponents … scored two goals on 12 shots … netted a goal apiece against Goshen and Marian.

2012 FRESHMAN - Started in 10 games as a member of Grace’s offense … recorded a shot attempt in five different contests … tallied two shots against league opponent Taylor.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-25 14 13 0 0 0 12 62013 22-17 7 27 2 0 4 12 62012 24-10 - - 0 0 0 7 3

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HEATHER MARTINSR / DEF

BREMEN, IND. / BREMEN

2014 JUNIOR - A crucial defender for Grace with playing time in all 25 matches … helped Grace secure 14 shutouts on the season … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … had 20 shots and 11 shots on goal of-fensively … netted her first collegiate goal against Goshen from distance … recorded an assist against No. 22 John Brown … took a season-best four shot attempts in the CL Tournament championship against No. 6 Spring Arbor.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Earned All-League honors as a vital member of Grace’s defense … helped the Lady Lanc-ers record seven shutouts defensively, including four against league opponents … recorded an assist against league foe Goshen … tallied six shot attempts offensively.

2012 FRESHMAN - Played in all 25 games as a vital member of Grace’s defensive line … saw just 27 goals scored against Grace … helped the Lady Lancers post 11 shutouts on the season … notched an assist in the Crossroads League Tournament championship game … assisted another goal against league opponent Goshen.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-21 14 13 1 1 3 20 11 2013 21-10 7 27 0 1 1 6 2 2012 25-22 11 27 0 2 2 12 4

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MALLORY RONDEAUSR / F

WINONA LAKE, IND. / WAWASEE

2014 JUNIOR - A memorable season resulted in NCCAA National Player of the Year honor, the first such award in program history … named Crossroads League Co-Offensive Player of the Year and CoSIDA Academic All-America® Team … was honorable mention for NAIA All-American … racked up 18 goals and 11 assists … ended the season with 14 goals and eight assists over the final 15 matches … had four goals and an assist in four contests at NCCAA Nationals, earning a spot on the All-Tournament Team … finished third in the NAIA with eight game-winning goals … netted a hat trick and an assist against Goshen … scored late game winner against Huntington in the CL Tournament … assisted the go-ahead goal against St. Francis with 20 seconds remaining in the CL Tournament … had an assist against Marian in overtime … scored a goal in an international friendly against Haiti’s Women’s National Team.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Scored five goals with eight assists in a strong campaign … notched five assists in league play to rank second in the CL … exploded with two goals and an assist against Judson at NCCAA Nationals … had two assists and a goal against Taylor … netted a goal against Cedarville at the NCCAA regional championship … scored the game-winning goal against St. xavier.

2012 FRESHMAN - Netted a hat trick against Cincinnati Christian in second collegiate game … was honorable men-tion NAIA All-American and First Team NCCAA All-American after scoring 17 goals … netted the dramatic game-winning goal with five seconds remaining to upset No. 25 Indiana Wesleyan, earning NAIA, NCCAA and CL Player of the Week honors in the process … won All-League honors after tallying eight goals in nine league games … ripped off four goals against Goshen … scored the game-tying goal in the 87th minute against Trinity Christian in the opening round of NCCAA Nationals … assisted the late game winner in the third-place game of NCCAA Nationals against Trevecca Nazarene.Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-24 18 11 47 102 55 2013 21-19 5 8 18 69 35 2012 25-25 17 5 39 98 58

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CARIANNE SOBEYSR / MF

WOODSTOCK, ILL. / WOODSTOCK NORTH

2014 JUNIOR - Displayed a steady, creative presence in Grace’s midfield, earning NCCAA First Team All-American and NAIA honorable mention All-American accolades … named Crossroads League Co-Midfielder of the Year … became the program’s all-time leader in career assists on Sept. 13, picking up the 30th assist of her career … tied Mallory Rondeau for the lead for most assists in league season with six … tallied five goals and 12 assists throughout the year … had two goals and three assist in four matches at NCCAA Nationals to win All-Tournament Team honors … dished out three assists with a goal scored against Huntington … netted the game winning goal against Calumet … assisted the game winner against Baker with seven seconds remaining in double overtime.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Named the league’s Midfielder of the Year after producing three goals and 10 assists … was honorable mention for NAIA All-American and Second Team NCCAA All-American … notched a CL-best seven assists in league play … had a goal and two assists against Judson at NCCAA Nationals … notched an assist in six straight league contests, including two assists against Huntington.

2012 FRESHMAN - Smashed Grace’s record for most assists in a season, tallying 17 assists in her first collegiate season … earned NCCAA First Team All-American honors as a starting midfielder to go along with All-League recognition … dished out seven assists in nine league games … scored the game winner against Taylor in double overtime … netted a late equalizer against Mount Vernon … assisted the game-tying goal in the 87th minute against Trinity Christian in the opening round of NCCAA Nationals … finished first in the Crossroads League in assists and third overall in the NAIA.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-24 5 12 22 39 242013 22-22 3 10 16 44 242012 25-22 6 17 29 57 27

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FAITH VOEHRINGERSR / DEF, F

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. / COVENANT CHRISTIAN

2014 JUNIOR - Appeared in 24 of the Lady Lancers’ 25 games as a central defender … helped Grace secure 14 shut-outs on the season … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … took only shot of the season against Baker.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Played in all 22 games for the Lady Lancers’ defense … helped the Lady Lancers record seven shutouts defensively, including four against league opponents … took one shot on goal against Goshen.

2012 FRESHMAN - Scored three goals off the bench as a spark off the bench for Grace’s offense … earned NCCAA Player of the Week honors for her late-game heroics against Indiana Wesleyan in the NCCAA regional championship, scoring the game winner in the 72nd minute to send Grace onto the NCCAA National Tournament … netted her first col-legiate goal against Saint xavier … scored one goal on two shots in Grace’s win over Marian.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 24-23 14 13 0 0 0 1 1 2013 22-21 7 27 0 0 0 1 1 2012 24-2 - - 3 0 6 16 9

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MEGHAN WILESSR / MF


2014 JUNIOR - Played in all 25 games as a mainstay in Grace’s midfield … earned first All-Crossroads League honor of her career, tallying three goals and two assists … named NCCAA All-Tournament Team … buried the game-winning goal against Baker with just seven seconds remaining in double overtime, hitting her 20-yard shot just under the crossbar … netted the golden-goal winner in overtime against Marian … slotted an assist for the game’s only goal against St. Francis … scored the game-tying goal against Judson … fired a season-high five shots against No. 22 John Brown.

2013 SOPHOMORE - Made 18 appearances in Grace’s midfield … scored against Cedarville in the NCCAA regional championship … notched first collegiate goal against Taylor … had an assist against Marian… earned a place on the NCCAA All-Tournament Team.

2012 FRESHMAN - Transferred from Indiana University.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-22 3 2 8 31 20 2013 18-16 2 1 5 15 7

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MAILE GROUTJR / MF

SEYMOUR, IND. / SEYMOUR

2014 SOPHOMORE - Enjoyed a productive season in Grace’s midfield, making an appearance in all 25 games … netted a goal against Houghton at NCCAA Nationals … handed out an assist against Goshen … made first start of the season against No. 16 Olivet Nazarene … took a shot against three league opponents, Goshen, Bethel and Marian.

2013 FRESHMAN - Battled back from injury to appear in nine games in her first season … had an assist in first col-legiate against Goshen … scored first collegiate goal against league rival Indiana Wesleyan … had one goal on three shot attempts … appeared in all three games at NCCAA Nationals, tallying a shot in two games … played in five league contests.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-2 1 1 3 5 3 2013 9-0 1 1 3 3 1

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KAITLYN HAYESJR / F

FORT WAYNE, IND. / SOUTH SIDE

2014 SOPHOMORE - Saw time in 20 games, including nine starts … started in the final six postseason matches of the season … scored first collegiate goal against Shorter at NCCAA Nationals … recorded an assist in the opening minute against Mid-America Christian at NCCAA Nationals … took a shot against four league opponents … converted a penalty kick against St. Francis in a shootout victory in the Crossroads League Tournament semifinals.

2013 FRESHMAN - (at Murray State University) Appeared in 11 games with three starts … notched two assists as a freshman … attempted 10 shots with five shots on goal.


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MEREDITH HOLLARJR / F

WARSAW, IND. / WARSAW

2014 SOPHOMORE - Finished second on the team in scoring with eight goals and third with five assists … netted one of the top goals of the season in the NCCAA national championship game, beating Lee’s goalkeeper with a 22-yard blast … tallied a goal and an assist in the NCCAA regional championship against Cedarville … netted the game-winning goal against St. Francis … notched two goals with an assist against Georgetown … produced the go-ahead goal with less than a minute remaining against St. Francis in CL Tournament semifinals … scored the game’s only goal at MidAmerica Nazarene … tallied a shot in 21 of Grace’s 25 games.

2013 FRESHMAN - Exploded onto the national scene in her first collegiate season and was named First Team NCCAA All-American and honorable mention NAIA All-American … was the league’s Offensive Player of the Year with 11 goals … scored eight goals in eight league games before suffering an injury late in the season … had four game-winning goals … scored two goals in three straight league games against Huntington, Bethel and Indiana Wesleyan … was the league’s Player of the Week twice in a row on Sept. 30 and Oct. 7.

Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 25-7 8 5 21 71 332013 17-15 11 3 25 57 34

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MEREDITH MATSONJR / DEF

GENEVA, ILL. / WHEATON ACADEMY

2014 SOPHOMORE - Became a cornerstone in Grace’s defense, starting in 24 of 25 games … helped Grace secure 14 shutouts on the season … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … converted a penalty kick in a shootout victory over St. Francis in CL Tournament semifinals … also made a penalty kick in the shootout of the NC-CAA national championship game against Lee … assisted on a goal to secure victory over Indiana Wesleyan.

2013 FRESHMAN - (at Trinity Christian College) Played in 19 games with three starts … was part of a defense that yielded just 23 goals in 22 games … helped the Trolls finish 16-4-2, including 9-1-1 in the Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference … logged 691 minutes of game time.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 24-24 14 13 0 1 1 6 5

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HANNAH MILLERJR / DEF

WASHINGTON, ILL. / PEORIA CHRISTIAN

2014 SOPHOMORE - Transfer from Illinois Central College … graduated high school from Peoria Christian … led Illinois Central with six assists last year … was given honorable mention to the All-District Team … was also honored with the President’s List Award for achieving a 4.0 GPA during the fall … was named to the NCSAA Northeast Super-Region Team along with current Lady Lancer defender Meredith Matson.

PREP - A standout defender from Peoria Christian (Ill.) … named the Journal Star First Team All-Area and All-Sectional … helped lead Peoria Christian to four straight regional crowns.

GET TO KNOW HANNAH - Major: Sport businessDream job: Doing something I love and using it as a ministryFavorite movie: Fast & Furious seriesFavorite musical artist: Thomas RhettSomething interesting about me: Favorite TV show: New GirlLife verse: Romans 8:38-39Best thing about Grace Soccer: How we put God before soccer and how we use soccer to witnessWhy I chose Grace: To get back to playing on a team that plays for ChristSomething about a teammate no one else knows: Emma has the widest tongue I’ve ever seen.My hidden talent: Telling stories

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KRISTELLE jADOOSO / DEF

AJAx, ONTARIO / PICKERING

PREP - Played in the Master’s Futbol Academy in Toronto … played four seasons of high school as a high-impact midfielder … helped the Richmond Hill Raiders get promoted to level three of the Ontario Youth Soccer League (OYSL).

WHO IS KRISTELLE ? Major: Criminal justice and psychologyDream job: Customs officerFavorite movie: GreaseFavorite band: HillsongSomething interesting about me: My name is a combination of my parents (Christopher + Michelle)Favorite TV show: ScandalLife verse: Philippians 4:13Best thing about Grace soccer: The competitiveness between the girls and the bondWhy I chose Grace: To continue my journey with Christ while being a ballerMy hidden talent: I’m a great shower singer

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SABINA MEYERSSO / F, DEF

QUAKERTOWN, PA. / FAITH CHRISTIAN

2014 FRESHMAN - Played in 15 games in first season, including all four matches at NCCAA Nationals … recorded two goals despite only taking five shots on goal … connected for first collegiate goal against league foe Bethel … scored a goal in Grace’s win over Shorter at NCCAA Nationals … fired a season-high four shots against Mid-America Christian at NCCAA Nationals … appeared in seven regular-season league contests.

PREP - An All-League performer in the Bicentennial Athletic League for Faith Christian as a forward … helped Faith Christian to the district finals … won First Team All-League status as a junior and senior … served as team captain for three seasons.


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EMMA NEAHUSANSO / MF

MIDDLETOWN, MD. / MIDDLETOWN

2014 FRESHMAN - Played in eight games as a freshman … saw time in two of Grace’s wins at NCCAA Nationals … appeared in three regular-season league matches … attempted only three shots of the season in first collegiate match against Georgetown.

PREP - A consistent presence on three Class 2A state championship teams at Middletown High School … won Second Team All-Area as a senior … led the team in assists … advanced to four straight Class 2A West championship games … an honorable mention for All-Area in track as a mid-distance runner … won the US Club Regional title with F.C. Frederick club soccer.


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ABBY SCHUESO / GK


2014 FRESHMAN - Became one of the top goalkeepers in the nation in first season, earning NCCAA First Team All-American recognition … named the NCCAA Tournament’s Outstanding Defensive Player after recording shutouts in three of Grace’s four matches in the national tournament … anchored a backline that ranked No. 2 in the NAIA with 14 shutouts … finished the season ranked No. 5 in the NAIA in goals against average at 0.49/game … saw Grace’s defense yield just one goal in four matches at NCCAA Nationals … helped the defense hold Crossroads League opponents scoreless in eight of nine regular-season matches … posted a 0.22 goals against average in Crossroads League play … made a season-high nine saves in a double-overtime win over Baker … saved seven shots against Bethel … allowed only 3 goals over the final 13 games of the season … saved 84 shots for the season … named CL Defensive Player of the Week 3 consecutive times.

PREP - A three-time All-Conference and two-time All-District goalkeeper at Warsaw Community High School … helped the Tigers to four sectional titles … had a shutout in nine of Warsaw’s 11 victories during her senior season, earning honor-able mention for All-State in the process … recorded 10 shutouts as a junior and 14 shutouts as a sophomore goalkeeper … also competed as part of Warsaw’s track and field teams.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against GA Average Saves Minutes 2014 25-25 14 13 0.490 84 2369:25

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CARLIE SALINASSO / DEF

NAPPANEE, IND. / NORTHWOOD

2014 FRESHMAN - Appeared in 13 games as a defender in her first season, including four starts … saw playing time in five regular-season Crossroads League matches … had a part in six of Grace’s 14 shutouts on the season, ranking No. 2 in the NAIA … helped blank Cedarville in the NCCAA regional championship match … did not allow a goal in final six matches in which she played.

PREP - A two-time All-Conference defender for NorthWood High School … also won two All-District honors in her ca-reer … helped her team post eight shutouts as a junior as NorthWood finished 10-5-3 … played club soccer for the Indiana Invaders, serving as team captain … won the 2011 Indiana Presidents Cup in 2012 with the Invaders.

Year GP-GS Shutouts Goals Against Goals Assists Points Shots Shots on Goal2014 13-4 6 8 0 0 0 0 0

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MARINA TOLCzYKSO / DEF, F

WARRENVILLE, ILL. / WHEATON WARRENVILLE SO.

2014 FRESHMAN - Made an impact in first season, playing in 17 of Grace’s 25 matches … started three times … notched first collegiate assist against Huntington … played in all three Crossroads League Tournament matches … saw time against Mid-America Christian at NCCAA Nationals … tallied a season-high two shots against Huntington in the CL Tournament … made first collegiate start against No. 22 John Brown.

PREP - Played high school soccer at Wheaton Warrenville South … scored three goals as a senior … helped Wheaton Warrenville South to the regional championship game … was the team’s Most Valuable Player in 2011 … performed in club soccer for the Downers Grove Roadrunners.


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KRISTEN BELLINGERFR / DEF

COLUMBUS, IND. / COLUMBUS EAST

PREP - A 5-foot-9 defender from Columbus East … has been a four-year starter at Columbus East, earning three All-State honors in the process … named Third Team All-State by ICGSA as a sophomore and junior, playing primarily in defense … helped Columbus East to a sterling 17-3-1 record as a junior and won sectional and regional crowns … switched positions to midfield as a senior and saw the team post a 13-5-1 mark … tallied 13 goals and 11 assists to earn a place on the First Team All-State as a senior … won four All-Conference honors and been an All-Area honoree by the Republic News-paper in her career … played club soccer with the Indiana Fire Academy and has been a part of the Olympic Development Program since 2009.

GET TO KNOW KRISTEN - Major: Health sciencesDream job: Become a chiropractor and open up my own practice with a connected health and wellness center for athletesFavorite movie: The GuardianFavorite band: Rascal FlattsSomething interesting about me: I love Disney movies.Favorite TV show: FriendsLife verse: Joshua 1:9Best thing about Grace Soccer: The chemistry between the team. We’re just one big family.Why I chose Grace: I chose Grace because it fit me academically, and the soccer was an added bonus.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Clair is great at pottery.My hidden talent: I can do the Stitch voice from Lilo & Stitch.

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AUBREY FEIPELFR / F

HOAGLAND, IND. / BISHOP LUERS

PREP - An accomplished midfielder from Bishop Luers … named First Team All-Summit Athletic Conference as a senior and was honorable mention All-SAC as a junior when she tallied eight goals and three assists … named the team’s Most Outstanding Player as a senior … notched five goals and six assists as a sophomore and had seven goals and seven assists as a freshman.

GET TO KNOW AUBREY - Major: Actuarial scienceFavorite movie: The NotebookSomething interesting about me: I have eight siblings.Favorite TV show: Modern FamilyLife verse: Luke 12:34Best thing about Grace Soccer: The caring teammatesWhy I chose Grace: I like the small, loving community.

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SHELBY FORTFR / F


PREP - A high-scoring forward from Pendleton Heights … was The Herald Bulletin Soccer Player of the Year in 2014 … ripped off a team-leading 18 goals and 13 assists to lead the Arabians to a 12-5-1 record as a senior … led Pendleton Heights with 16 goals as a junior to earn the team’s Golden Boot award … led the Arabians in assists as a sophomore and wrapped up her career with 41 goals and 33 assists … played club soccer with Hoosiers FC, helped HFC to the President’s Cup and regional championship in 2012 and the ISL Premier title in 2014.

GET TO KNOW SHELBY - Major: MarketingDream job: Work for a marketing agencyFavorite movie: Shawshank RedemptionFavorite musical artist: Ed SheeranSomething interesting about me: I eat ice cream almost every day.Favorite TV show: FriendsLife verse: Proverbs 3:5-6Best thing about Grace Soccer: My teammatesWhy I chose Grace: I love the community and my teammatesMy hidden talent: I’m a dog whisperer.

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CLAIR SNODGRASSFR / DEF


PREP - A 5-foot-7 winger from Warsaw … has a history of success playing at Warsaw, helping the Lady Tigers to four straight sectional championships over her career … played right defender at Warsaw, scoring twice and assisting on three other goals as a senior to earn All-District recognition … helped the Lady Tigers to a 13-3 record and was invited to the ISCA Showcase … played club soccer with Fort Wayne United and won the state championship in 2013, earning an invite to the Disney Showcase in 2014.

GET TO KNOW CLAIR - Major: PsychologyDream job: NeurosurgeonFavorite movie: InceptionFavorite band: Rend Collective ExperimentSomething interesting about me: I love Broadway shows.Favorite TV show: Grey’s AnatomyLife verse: Joshua 1:9Best thing about Grace Soccer: The encouragement from the coaches and teammates, as well as everyone really showing love for God on and off the fieldWhy I chose Grace: I chose Grace so I can be around people who love Jesus and want me to succeed in my spiritual life first.Something about a teammate no one else knows: Kristen Bellinger is a rockin’ singer, and she can do the Stitch voice.My hidden talent: I can throw pottery on the wheel and paint pottery.

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ALLISON VROONFR / MF

HOLLAND, MICH. / BLACK RIVER

PREP - An All-State midfielder from Black River (Mich.) … earned First Team All-State honors as a senior and was Third Team All-State as a sophomore and junior … racked up 22 goals and 21 assists through her first three seasons … was a four-time All-District and three-time All-Region honoree … participated in the Chicago Fire Elite soccer camps … was chosen to represent her club team at the Chicago Fire Elite Female Player ID Camp … an accomplished cross country run-ner, she qualified for the state finals in each of her last three years and finished in the state’s top five each race … named The Sentinel’s Girls Cross Country Runner of the Year in 2013 and 2014 … played club soccer with the West Michigan Fire.

GET TO KNOW ALLISON - Major: Marine biologistFavorite movie: Soul SurferFavorite band: NeedtobreatheSomething interesting about me: I come from a family of water sport freaks.Favorite TV show: Grey’s AnatomyLife verse: Philippians 4:13 “I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.”Best thing about Grace Soccer: The team, and the attitude that everything we do is for the glory of GodWhy I chose Grace: I knew it would provide an atmosphere where I can grow in my faith and my soccer, and to help me understand how to love God and be a baller to play for Him.My hidden talent: I can sing.

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GRACE RECoRd bookCAREER GOALSName Years Goals1. Eve Arthur 1996-99 812. Kim Abshagen 1997-00 523. Kari Wildman 2002-05 504. Mallory Rondeau 2012- 405. Ellen Kegarise 1998-01 316. Elizabeth Heuss 2009-11 307. Tonya Christl 1998-02 26t-8. Natalie Anderson 2007-10 21t-8. Holly Bennett 2011-14 2110. Meredith Hollar 2013- 19

CAREER POINTSName Years Points1. Eve Arthur 1996-99 1822. Kari Wildman 2002-05 1193. Kim Abshagen 1997-00 1144. Mallory Rondeau 2012- 1045. Ellen Kegarise 1998-01 916. Elizabeth Heuss 2009-11 687. Carianne Sobey 2012- 678. Tonya Christl 1998-02 669. Holly Bennett 2011-14 6310. Jocelyn Evans 2009-12 51

CAREER ASSISTSName Years Assists1. Carianne Sobey 2012- 392. Ellen Kegarise 1998-01 293. Jocelyn Evans 2009-12 254. Mallory Rondeau 2012- 245. Holly Bennett 2011-14 216. Eve Arthur 1996-99 207. Kari Wildman 2002-05 19t-8. Kaitlan Wiles 2011-14 14t-8. Tonya Christl 1998-02 1410. Katy Wilerson 2000-03 12

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Year Coach Overall CL2014 Michael Voss 17-5-3 8-12013 Michael Voss 13-7-2 8-12012 Michael Voss 17-5-3 6-2-12011 Michael Voss 14-7-3 5-2-22010 Michael Voss 8-10-1 3-4-12009 Michael Voss 14-6-3 4-3-12008 Michael Voss 8-12 1-72007 Michael Voss 5-10-1 4-3-1MICHAEL VOSS TOTALS 96-62-16 39-23-6

2006 Eric Mikel 5-10-1 3-4-12005 Eric Mikel 6-12 1-5-22004 Eric Mikel 4-14 1-62003 Eric Mikel 8-9 4-3ERIC MIKEL TOTALS 23-45-3 9-18-3

2002 Mark Sproul 9-11-1 2-4-12001 Mark Sproul 8-10-3 3-2-22000 Mark Sproul 8-10-2 2-4-11999 Mark Sproul 12-9-1 4-31998 Mark Sproul 13-9-1 5-21997 Mark Sproul 6-13 2-41996 Mark Sproul 4-10 1-4MARK SPROUL TOTALS 60-72-8 19-23-4

19-YEAR TOTALS 179-179-27 67-64-13

CAREER SAVESName Years Saves1. Hannah Loss 1999-02 8232. Carol Fern 1996-98 5063. Carmen Barnhill 2010-13 4064. Rochelle Hall 2007-10 3035. Jen Howard 2003-05 2376. Carolyn Scott 1998-99 1587. Abigail Burns 2009-12 1368. Abby Schue 2014- 849. Rachel Wallace 2005-06 7710. Amy Guild 2003-04 67

SINGLE SEASON GOALSName Year Goals1. Eve Arthur 1997 24t-2. Eve Arthur 1998 22t-2. Kim Abshagen 1998 22t-4. Eve Arthur 1999 18t-4. Mallory Rondeau 2014 18t-6. Mallory Rondeau 2012 17t-6. Kari Wildman 2003 17t-6. Kim Abshagen 1997 17t-6. Eve Arthur 1996 17t-10. Elizabeth Heuss 2011 12t-10. Kari Wildman 2004 12

SINGLE SEASON ASSISTSName Year Assists1. Carianne Sobey 2012 172. Carianne Sobey 2014 123. Mallory Rondeau 2014 11t-4. Carianne Sobey 2013 10t-4. Jocelyn Evans 2011 106. Ellen Kegarise 2001 9t-7. Mallory Rondeau 2013 8t-7. Amy Abbitt 2009 8t-7. Ellen Kegarise 1999 8t-7. Ellen Kegarise 1998 8t-7. Eve Arthur 1998 8

SINGLE SEASON POINTSName Year Points1. Eve Arthur 1997 532. Eve Arthur 1998 523. Mallory Rondeau 2014 474. Kim Abshagen 1998 465. Eve Arthur 1999 42t-6. Mallory Rondeau 2012 39t-6. Kim Abshagen 1997 398. Kari Wildman 2003 369. Eve Arthur 1996 3510. Carianne Sobey 2012 29

SINGLE SEASON SAVESName Year Saves1. Hannah Loss 2002 2462. Carol Fern 1996 2433. Hannah Loss 2001 223t-4. Hannah Loss 2000 194t-4. Carol Fern 1997 1946. Hannah Loss 1999 1607. Carolyn Scott 1998 1588. Jen Howard 2004 1539. Carmen Barnhill 2011 11910. Carmen Barnhill 2013 110

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Year Tournament Result (record) 1998 NCCAA 8th Place (0-3)1999 NCCAA 4th Place (1-2)2009 NCCAA 7th Place (0-2-1)2011 NCCAA 5th Place (2-1)2012 NCCAA 3rd Place (1-1-1)2013 NCCAA Semifinals (1-1-1)2014 NCCAA Runners-Up (3-1)

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REwiNd: 2014 SEASoNAug. 14 Haiti WNT (Exh.)Aug. 23 Calumet W 2-1 Aug. 29 Olivet Nazarene L 1-2Aug. 30 john Brown T 1-1 (2 OT)Sept. 2 Judson T 1-1 (2 OT)Sept. 5 Georgetown W 3-1Sept. 12 MidAmerica Naz. W 1-0Sept. 13 Baker W 2-1 (2 OT)Sept. 20 Westminster L 0-1Sept. 27 *IWU W 2-0Sept. 30 *St. Francis W 1-0Oct. 4 *Huntington W 4-0Oct. 8 *Spring Arbor L 1-2 (2 OT)Oct. 11 *Mt. Vernon W 1-0

Oct. 14 *Goshen W 5-0Oct. 18 *Bethel W 4-0Oct. 22 *Marian W 1-0 (OT)Oct. 25 *Taylor W 4-0Nov. 1 CL - Huntington W 1-0Nov. 8 CL - St. Francis T 1-1 (5-3 PKs)Nov. 15 CL - Spring Arbor L 0-1Nov. 22 NCCAA REG. Cedarville W 2-0Dec. 1-6 NCCAA NATIONALSDec. 1 Shorter W 4-0Dec. 3 Mid-America Chr. W 3-0Dec. 5 Houghton W 3-0Dec. 6 Lee L 1-1 (4-5 pKs)(Home games listed in bold and * denotes a CL match)

# Player GP-GS G A Pts G/SH SH SOG SOG/SH YC RC GWG PKM PKA0 Abby Schue 25-25 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 01 Kaitlan Wiles 24-4 2 1 5 0.087 23 12 0.522 1 0 0 0 02 Maile Grout 25-2 1 1 3 0.200 5 3 0.600 0 0 0 0 03 Heather Martin 25-21 1 1 3 0.050 20 11 0.550 1 0 0 0 04 Mallory Rondeau 25-24 18 11 47 0.176 102 55 0.539 0 0 8 1 15 Faith Voehringer 24-23 0 0 0 0.000 1 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 06 Marina Tolczyk 17-3 0 1 1 0.000 6 1 0.167 0 0 0 0 07 Meghan Wiles 25-22 3 2 8 0.097 31 20 0.645 0 0 1 0 08 Emma Neahusan 8-0 0 0 0 0.000 3 1 0.333 0 0 0 0 09 Kaitlyn Hayes 20-9 1 1 3 0.143 7 2 0.286 0 0 0 0 010 Holly Bennett 25-21 1 2 4 0.027 37 14 0.378 1 0 1 0 011 Mimi Lozano 19-0 3 0 6 0.130 23 14 0.609 0 0 0 0 012 Kelsey Christner 13-9 1 2 4 0.091 11 3 0.273 0 0 0 0 013 Jordan Hairgrove 25-17 3 1 7 0.120 25 15 0.600 0 0 1 0 014 Sabina Meyers 15-0 2 0 4 0.250 8 5 0.625 0 0 0 0 015 Carlie Salinas 13-4 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 018 Carianne Sobey 25-24 5 12 22 0.128 39 24 0.615 0 0 3 1 119 Darcy Johnston 24-11 0 0 0 0.000 11 6 0.545 0 0 0 0 024 Erica Manchess 25-25 0 0 0 0.000 5 2 0.400 0 0 0 0 025 Meredith Hollar 25-7 8 5 21 0.113 71 33 0.465 1 0 3 0 026 Meredith Matson 24-24 0 1 1 0.000 6 5 0.833 1 0 0 0 030 Jerusalem Groves 3-0 0 0 0 0.000 0 0 0.000 0 0 0 0 0 GRACE 25 49 41 139 0.113 434 227 0.523 7 0 17 2 2 OPPONENTS 25 13 5 31 0.070 186 108 0.581 17 1 4 0 3

2014 SEASoN StAtiStiCS

2014 iNdividuAL AwARdSMALLORY RONDEAU: NCCAA National Player of Year Hon. Mention NAIA All-American 1st Team NCCAA All-American 1st CoSIDA Academic All-America® CL Offensive Player of Year NCCAA All-Tournament Team CL Player of Week (Oct. 20) CL Player of Week (Oct. 28) NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteCARIANNE SOBEY: 1st Team NCCAA All-American Hon. Mention NAIA All-American NCCAA All-Tournament Team CL Midfielder of Year NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

ABBY SCHUE: 1st Team NCCAA All-American All-Crossroads League NCCAA Tournament Outstanding Defensive Player NCCAA Player of Week (Oct. 14) NCCAA Player of Week (Dec. 11) CL Player of Week (Sept. 16) CL Player of Week (Oct. 28) CL Player of Week (Nov. 3) CL Player of Week (Nov. 10)MEGHAN WILES: NCCAA All-Tournament Team All-Crossroads League NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

HOLLY BENNETT: 2nd Team NCCAA All-American All-Crossroads League NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteERICA MANCHESS: All-Crossroads League NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete JORDAN HAIRGROVE: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteDARCY JOHNSTON: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteHEATHER MARTIN: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteFAITH VOEHRINGER: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteKAITLAN WILES: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-AthleteKELSEY CHRISTNER: NAIA/NCCAA Scholar-Athlete

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Welcome to Grace College Women’s Soccer!! The team and coaching staff are simply stoked you are here!! Every person involved in our pro-gram wants you to know about Possession-Attacking Futbol -- what we are about and most importantly what we stand for.

We are a university level soccer program in the United States of America who knows that we have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23) and that the punishment for that sin is death (Romans 6:23). However, we also know that the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ because when we were still lost in our sin he died for us, substituting his death in place of ours (Romans 6:23, Romans

5:8). Yet, that is not the whole story. Jesus rose from the grave and conquered death (Luke 24:6-7). Since we confess with our mouth and believe in our heart that Jesus was raised from the dead we are saved (Romans 10:9-10). In this we have an eternal destination of heaven.

This changes everything!! This is the beginning of Possession Attacking-Futbol. Since this is true, our desire is to demonstrate these truths found in the Bible through soccer. Our brand of Fut-bol is a considerate style. We desire to share the ball ridiculously and get everyone on the field involved. This is an extremely creative, demanding, and dynamic style of intentional possession where every player attacks. Each player is vitally important.

The idea is that you would see the Lord in the style we play and the personality of the players that play on the pitch; in quite simply the way we all go about playing this game….from hours before the match to way after the match. (1 Cor. 12) We want you would know Christ and have an eternal home in heaven!! Jesus is standing at the door and knocking. We want to encourage you, hear his voice! Open the door! He will enter your life and you will never be the same!! (Rev 3:20) This is the reason for OUR joy! There is a peace that surpasses all understanding (Phil 4:7) and a joy that is simply inexpressible (1 Peter 1:8-9) for those who have found their hope in Christ.

This is why we are a part of Pos-session-Attacking Futbol and why we desire to “Ball it up!”

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Darcy, Wow! Your time at Grace has flown by way too fast. What a soccer career it has been. From your first U-6 team to Grace College, from many hours of practice to many exciting games and all the miles in between, we wish we could do it all over again. We are so proud of you and what God has done in your life and the abilities He has given you. From your com-petitive nature, your extreme loyalty to your striv-ing for perfection, we know God has given you skills and attributes to serve Him well as He directs your path. Enjoy your senior season. We know God has great things in store for you. “Love God, Be a Baller!”Love ya, Mom and Dad XO. P.S. BREAK IT!!!!

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Darcy,I can’t believe it’s your senior year. Six years ago we were playing on a team together and now it’s your final season! Make it a good one. I hope it’s as amazing as you are! Love you! Be a Baller and KAFCDana

Darcy, when God chose YOU to represent His Kingdom here on earth, He choose this moment, this time, this place for you to be His hands and feet – in shar-ing His perfect story of peace and hope. Our sweet niece, you do it so very well! The integrity you have for His righteous standards is as-tounding! We love you and pray that your senior year will be filled with peace and many blessings!“The Lord will give strength unto you, Darcy, His chosen one; the Lord will bless you with peace.”Psalm 29:11Uncle Jim & Aunt Kelly

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Heather, It has been a joy watching you play the game of soccer all these years. The work God is doing in your heart is also of great joy to us. Trusting the Lord for a wonderful and profit-able senior year! “Whatever your hand finds to do, do it with all your might.” (Ecclesiastes 9:10)We love you!! Mom, Dad & your Grandmas

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Meghan,Finish strong, love every minute and whatever you do, do it to the glory of God. So proud of you! Mom and Dad

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Congratulations Faith Voehringer!CCHS Class of 2012

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We are so proud of you, faith!

“For God did not give you a spirit of timidity, but a spirit of power and love and self-control.”

(2 Timothy 1:7)Love, Dad, Mom, Dan & Sarah, Adam & Beka, Mi-

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Colossians 3:23 Whatever you do, work at it with all you heart, as working for the Lord!

Go 24! Run fast, play hard, look pretty!Always cheering for you,

Mom and Dad

Just like the meaning of your name (“Foundation/City of God/Peace”), you bring a sense of peace to everything you do and everywhere you go. We are blessed to call you our daughter. We pray the Lord Jesus continues to bless you with the gifts He has given you as you use them to serve others.Jesus bless, Mom and Dad (Heb. 11:6)

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