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IOWA SOCCER2021 MEDIA GUIDE

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2021 SCHEDULE

Aug. 7 South Dakota (Exh.) 3 p.m.

Aug. 13 Northern Iowa (Exh.) 7 p.m.

Aug. 19 at DePaul 4 p.m.

Aug. 22 at Saint Louis 1 p.m.

Aug. 26 ! Iowa State 6 p.m.

Aug. 29 at Kansas 1 p.m.

Sept. 2 Purdue-Fort Wayne 6 p.m.

Sept. 5 Mississippi State 1 p.m.

Sept. 9 at Kansas City 7 p.m.

Sept. 12 Southeast Missouri St. 1 p.m.

Sept. 19 *Northwestern 1 p.m.

Sept. 23 *at Indiana 6 p.m.

Sept. 26 *at Purdue Noon

Sept. 30 *Maryland 7 p.m.

Oct. 3 *Michigan State 1 p.m.

Oct. 10 *at Rutgers Noon

Oct. 14 *at Nebraska 7:05 p.m.

Oct. 17 *Illinois 1 p.m.

Oct. 21 *Minnesota 7 p.m.

Oct. 24 *at Wisconsin 1 p.m.

Oct. 31 Big Ten Tournament TBA

Nov. 4 Big Ten Tournament TBA

Nov. 7 Big Ten Tournament TBA

Nov. 12-14 NCAA Tournament TBA

! Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series* Big Ten Conference contestAll times Central and subject to change.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 Schedule/Table of Contents

3 Quick Facts

4 2021 Roster

5 2021 Photo Roster

6-9 Head Coach Dave DiIanni

10-11 Associate Head Coach Blair Quinn

12-13 Assistant Coach Katelyn Longino

14-15 Volunteer Assistant Drago Ceranic

16 Director of Operations Stephanie Burak

17 Support Staff

18-25 Hawkeye Seniors

26-31 Hawkeye Juniors

32-40 Hawkeye Sophomores

41-45 Hawkeye Newcomers

46-47 Honor Roll

48-49 Academic Honors

50 Team Awards

51-52 Career Records

53-54 Single Season Records

54 Game Records

54 Team Records

55-56 All-Time Letterwinners

57 Postseason Results

58-59 NCAA Tournament Teams

60 All-Time Coaches -- Year-by-Year

61-65 All-Time Results

66 All-Time Series Results

67-71 All-Time Series Results Breakdown

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UNIVERSITY OF IOWA INFORMATIONLocation ______________________________ Iowa City, Iowa

Enrollment __________________________________ 30,448

Founded ____________________________________ 1847

Nickname ________________________________ Hawkeyes

Colors ________________________________ Black and Gold

Affi liation _____________________________ NCAA Division I

Conference __________________________________ Big Ten

President _____________________________ Barbara J. Wilson

Director of Athletics __________________________ Gary Barta

2021 TEAM INFORMATIONLetterwinners Returning/Lost _______________________ 17/4

Starters Returning/Lost ___________________________ 10/1

Samantha Cary, Jr., D (1 A)

Josie Durr, RS Sr., M (1 G, 1 A)

Macy Enneking, So., GK (0.47 GAA, 52 Saves, 6 SHO)

Rielee Fetty, So., M

Aleisha Ganief, So., D

Meike Ingles, So., F (4 G, 1 A)

Hailey Rydberg, Sr., M (2 A)

Samantha Tawharu, Sr., F (2 G, 1 A)

Sara Wheaton, Sr., D (2 G)

Riley Whitaker, Jr., D (1 G, 3 A)

Newcomers _______________ 8 (6 Freshmen, 2 Graduate Transfers)

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ______________________ Dave DiIanni/8th season

Overall Record/Years ________________________ 289-75-27/18

Record at Iowa/Years __________________________ 68-57-9/7

Big Ten Record ______________________________ 27-44-8/7

Associate Head Coach _________________ Blair Quinn/3rd season

Assistant Coach __________________ Katelyn Longino/4th season

Volunteer Assistant __________________ Drago Ceranic/4th season

Director, Soccer Operations ___________ Stephanie Burak/4th season

2020 SEASON INFORMATIONOverall Record _________________________________ 7-9-1

Big Ten Record (Place) ________________________ 2-8-1 (12th)

Big Ten Tournament Record (Place) _________________ 4-0-0 (1st)

NCAA Tournament _____________________ NCAA Second Round

Home Record _________________________________ 1-3-1

Away Record __________________________________ 1-3-1

Neutral Record ________________________________ 2-1-0

Final Rankings __________________________________ N/A

IOWA SOCCER HISTORYSeason of Iowa soccer ____________________________ 25th

First Season of Iowa soccer _________________________ 1997

All-Time Record ____________________________ 214-216-38

Conference Regular Season Titles _______________________ N/A

Conference Tournament Titles ___________________________1

NCAA Tournament Appearances _________________________3

(2013, 2019, 2020)

All-Big Ten Selections ______________________________ 16

(5 fi rst-team, 8 second-team, 3 third-team)

COMMUNICATIONS INFORMATIONSoccer Contact ______________________________ Jack Bacon

Email [email protected]

Cell Phone ______________________________319-330-4403

Associate SID _____________________________Chris Brewer

Email ______________________ [email protected]

Offi ce Phone _____________________________319-335-9411

Cell Phone ______________________________ 319325-3483

Address ______________________ S300 CHA, Iowa City, IA, 52242

Twitter ______________________________ @HawkeyeSoccer

Facebook _____________________________ /HawkeyeSoccer

Instagram ____________________________ @HawkeyeSoccer

Website ________________________ www.hawkeyesports.com

QUICK FACTS


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NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School (Last School)

00 Blythe Braun GK 5-8 Fr. Downers Grove, Ill./Downers Grove North

0 Sabrina Shaw GK 5-9 RS So. Zionsville, Ind./Zionsville Community

1 Macy Enneking GK 5-9 So. Hilliard, Ohio/Hilliard Bradley

2 Hailey Rydberg M 5-8 Sr. St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles North

3 Daisy Light F 5-10 RS So. Louisville, Colo./Monarch

5 Riley Whitaker D 5-6 RS Jr. Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny

6 Rielee Fetty M 5-6 So. Clarkston, Mich./Clarkston

7 Skylar Alward F 5-7 Sr. Littleton, Colo./Columbine

8 Natalie Massa D/M 5-6 Jr. Naperville, Ill./Waubonsie Valley

9 Samantha Cary D 5-8 Jr. St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell North

10 Aleisha Ganief F/D 5-10 So. Vancouver, B.C., Canada/Burnaby Central Secondary School

11 Alyssa Walker F 5-10 Gr. Centerville, Ohio/Centerville (Richmond)

12 Jalyn Mosley D 5-8 So. Irvine, Calif./Prospect (Ill.)

13 Zoë Bessert F 5-9 So. Grosse Pointe, Mich./Grosse Pointe North

14 Meike Ingles F 5-2 So. Shelby Township, Mich./Utica Eisenhower

15 Miah Schueller D 5-6 Fr. Northville, Mich./Northville

16 Olivia Hellweg M 5-8 Sr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/John F. Kennedy

17 Delaney Holtey F 5-7 Fr. Cedar Rapids, Iowa/John F. Kennedy

18 Courtney Powell F 5-4 Gr. La Porte City, Iowa/Union (Iowa State)

19 Jenny Cape F 5-9 Sr. Brookfi eld, Wis./Brookfi eld Central

20 Alyssa Kellar F 5-7 Fr. Treynor, Iowa/Treynor

22 Grace Necker D/M 5-6 RS Jr. Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley

23 Adrianna Naumoski F 5-9 RS Jr. St. John, Ind./Lake Central

24 Sara Wheaton D 5-6 Sr. Chandler, Ariz./Basha

25 Josie Durr M 5-8 RS Sr. Solon, Iowa/Solon

26 Kenzie Roling F/M 5-6 Fr. Waverly, Iowa/Waverly-Shell Rock

27 Samantha Tawharu F 5-7 Sr. Green Bay, Auckland, New Zealand/Forrest Hill Milford

28 Monica Wilhelm GK 5-10 RS Jr. Antioch, Ill./Antioch Community

29 Annika Kassenbrock D 5-1 Fr. Longmont, Colo./Silver Creek

31 Addie Bundy M 5-7 Fr. Fort Collins, Colo./Rocky Mountain

32 Maggie Johnston M/F 5-6 So. Corona, Calif./Santiago

33 Riley Burns D 5-5 Sr. Green Oaks, Ill./Loyola Academy

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Dave DiIanni (Spring Arbor University, 1997, 8th Year)

Associate Head Coach: Blair Quinn (Rockhurst, 2005, 3rd Year)

Assistant Coach: Katelyn Longino (Columbus State, 2016, 4th Year)

Volunteer Assistant Coach: Drago Ceranic (Mount Mercy, 2010, 4th Year)

Director, Soccer Operations: Stephanie Burak (Michigan, 2016, 4th Year)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

7 ALWARD, Skylar

13 BESSERT, Zoë

00 BRAUN, Blythe

31 BUNDY, Addie

33 BURNS, Riley

19 CAPE, Jenny

8 CARY, Samantha

25 DURR, Josie

1 ENNEKING, Macy

6 FETTY, Rielee

10 GANIEF, Aleisha

16 HELLWEG, Olivia

17 HOLTEY, Delaney

14 INGLES, Meike

32 JOHNSTON, Maggie

29 KASSENBROCK, Annika

3 LIGHT, Daisy

8 MASSA, Natalie

12 MOSLEY, Jalyn

23 NAUMOSKI, Adrianna

22 NECKER, Grace

18 POWELL, Courtney

26 ROLING, Kenzie

2 RYDBERG, Hailey

15 SCHUELLER, Miah

0 SHAW, Sabrina

27 TAWHARU, Samantha

11 WALKER, Alyssa

24 WHEATON, Sara

5 WHITAKER, Riley

28 WILHELM, Monica

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

Blythe Braun BRAWN

Stephanie Burak BYUR-ack

Drago Ceranic Cera-nich

Dave DiIanni Di-Awn-ee

Aleisha Ganief Gun-eef

Delaney Holtey Hole-TIE

Meike Ingles Micah

Natalie Massa Mass-uh

Adrianna Naumoski Nuh-Mah-ski

Hailey Rydberg Ry-berg

Samantha Tawharu Tuh-hair-ru

2021 ROSTER

SQUAD ANALYSIS

Starters Returning/Lost: 10/1

Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 17/4

Total Players/Newcomers: 33/9

Class Breakdown: Freshman -8; Sophomores - 9;

Juniors - 6; Seniors - 8; Graduate 2

Newcomer Breakdown: 6 - Freshman; 2 -

Graduate Transfers

States/Countries: Iowa - 8, Michigan - 5, Illinois -

5; Colorado - 4, Indiana - 2, Ohio - 2, California - 2,

Missouri - 1, Wisconsin - 1, Arizona - 1, Canada - 1,

New Zealand - 1.


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Dave DiIanni is entering his eighth

season as head coach for the University

of Iowa women’s soccer program.

DiIanni was tabbed as the fi fth coach

in program history on May 17, 2014,

coming to the UI following an 11-year

head coaching stint at Grand Valley

State.

DiIanni, a native of Ontario, Canada,

has amassed a 289-75-27 career record

and guided three Grand Valley State

teams to three NCAA Division II national championships, nine-consec-

utive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (GLIAC) titles,

seven Final Four appearances in eight seasons, 11-straight NCAA

Tournament berths, while coaching 21 All-Americans. DiIanni’s .895

winning percentage was tops in NCAA Division II history.

In seven seasons at Iowa, DiIanni has posted a 68-57-9 record. He has

guided the program to two NCAA Tournament appearances and the fi rst

Big Ten title in program history.

The Hawkeyes started the 2020 season slowly after losing 12 seniors

from the 2019 NCAA Tournament team. After going winless in their

fi rst seven games, the tide began to turn midway through the season

and Iowa was playing its best soccer when it mattered most. With an

expanded Big Ten postseason schedule due to league-only scheduling

because of COVID, DiIanni led the Hawkeyes to wins over second-seed-

ed Illinois, third-seeded Minnesota in the Big Ten Regional weekend.

The team followed with a road win at top-seeded Penn State in the Big

Ten Tournament semifi nals before downing third-seeded Wisconsin to

claim the program’s fi rst-ever Big Ten title.

The win in Happy Valley was the fi rst for the program in school history

and the fourth-ranked Nittany Lions were the highest ranked opponent

Iowa defeated all-time. Two freshmen — forward Meike Ingles and

goalkeeper Macy Enneking — were named the Big Ten Tournament

Most Outstanding Off ensive and Defensive Players, respectively. Ingles

scored three-game winners in the tournament, while Enneking posted

two shutouts and made 14 saves.

As a result, the Hawkeyes earned their second straight NCAA Tourna-

ment berth, and they continued to make history. Shipped to North

Carolina, Iowa tallied a 1-0 victory over Campbell — on the Camels’

home turf — to notch the fi rst NCAA Tournament win in the record

books. Iowa had third-seeded UCLA on the ropes in the Round of 32

before surrendering two goals late in a 2-1 defeat.

HEAD COACH DAVE DIIANNI


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THE DiIANNI FILE

Year School Record Conf. Rec. NCAAs

2003 Grand Valley St. 17-2-2 6-0-2 (2nd) Regional Final

2004 Grand Valley St. 15-5-0 6-2-0 (2nd) Regional Semifi nal

2005 Grand Valley St. 19-3-0 7-1-0 (1st) NCAA Quarterfi nal

2006 Grand Valley St. 19-2-1 7-1-0 (t1st) NCAA Runner-up

2007 Grand Valley St. 21-1-1 8-0-0 (1st) Regional Final

2008 Grand Valley St. 21-1-0 14-0-0 (1st) NCAA Champions


2010 Grand Valley St. 22-1-2 12-1-2 (1st) NCAA Runner-up

2011 Grand Valley St. 20-1-4 15-0-0 (1st) NCAA Runner-up

2012 Grand Valley St. 20-2-3 11-1-1 (t1st) NCAA Semifi nal


GVSU Totals 221-18-18 111-6-6 4 NCAA Titles

2014 Iowa 14-7-1 7-5-1 (5th) B1G Tournament

2015 Iowa 7-10-1 1-9-1 (t12th) --

2016 Iowa 8-11-0 2-9-0 (13th) --


2018 Iowa 8-7-3 4-5-2 (10th) --


NCAA Tournament

2020 Iowa 7-9-1 2-8-1 (12th) B1G Tourney Champions

NCAA Tournament

Second Round

Iowa Totals (7 Years) 68-57-9 27-44-8 2 NCAA Tournaments

1 B1G Title

18-Year Totals 289-75-27 138-50-14

Iowa fi nished the season with a 7-9-1 record, but all seven of

the victories came in the team’s fi nal 10 games. Enneking was

a unanimous Big Ten All-Freshman team honoree. Academical-

ly, Iowa matched a school record with 19 Academic All-Big Ten

selections, eight Hawkeyes were Big Ten Distinguished Schol-

ars, the program had 31 Dean’s List honorees (in fall and spring

semesters), and the program earned the United Soccer Team

Academic Award, posting a 3.49 team grade point average.

DiIanni led the Hawkeyes to one of the best seasons in program

history in 2019. Iowa tied a school record, winning its fi rst nine

games of the season, which included road wins at No. 14 NC

State and Notre Dame. It resulted in the Hawkeyes achieving

the highest ranking — No. 19 — in program history.

Iowa fi nished with 15 wins to tie the single-season record and

it earned an at-large berth into the NCAA Tournament for the

second time in program history. The Hawkeyes won seven

games in Big Ten play to tie a program record and the fi fth

place fi nish was tied for the second-highest fi nish in school

history. Iowa also fi nished with a school-record nine victories

at the Iowa Soccer Complex.

The Hawkeyes won with a potent off ense and a stout defense.

Iowa fi nished with 45 goals in 2019 with an NCAA-best 16 dif-

ferent goal scorers. The team ranked second in the Big Ten and

26th nationally in scoring, while posting eight shutouts. Senior

Claire Graves fi nished had 14 wins in 2019 — the second-most

in school history — and fi nished with a school record 37

victories in four years.

At season’s end, three Hawkeyes — Natalie Winters, Devin

Burns, and Gianna Gourley — earned All-Big Ten recognition.

Winters became the fi rst player to earn all-league honors all

four seasons and she also garnered all-region honors for a

second straight season.

Academically, the team was just as successful as Iowa was

the only school nationally to have two fi rst-team Academic

All-Americans in seniors Kaleigh Haus and Hannah Drkulec. The

Hawkeyes also boasted three United Soccer Coaches Scholar

All-North/Central Region selections (Claire Graves, Drkulec, and

Isabella Blackman), earned the United Soccer Team Award,

and had a school-record 19 Academic All-Big Ten honorees,

including four players with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

In 2018, DiIanni led the Hawkeyes to an 8-7-3 overall record and a 4-5-2 mark in

Big Ten play. Iowa was in Big Ten Tournament contention until the fi nal game,

but fell short after battling Northwestern to a 1-1 draw. Winters was a third-

team all-region and third-team All-Big Ten selection — Iowa’s fi rst all-region

honoree since 2014.

In the classroom, Iowa earned the United Soccer Team Academic Award for

a 12th straight season and the Hawkeyes had two Google Cloud Academic

All-Americans — the fi rst two in program history. Haus was a fi rst-team

selection; Drkulec earned second-team honors. Iowa also had 10 players earn

Academic All-Big Ten honors, 25 players with a 3.0 GPA or better, 14 Dean’s List,

and four President’s List honorees during the spring semester.

In May, 2019, DiIanni led the Iowa soccer program on its fi rst foreign tour in its

history. The Hawkeyes traveled to Germany, Sweden, and Denmark for a 10-day

tour.


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During his fourth year in Iowa City, DiIanni led the Hawkeyes back to

the Big Ten Tournament for the fi rst time since 2014. Iowa went 9-8-2

overall and tied for eighth in the conference with a 4-5-2 record. It was

a four place improvement and the team fi nished with a plus-eight goal

diff erential.

Iowa was led by its underclassmen as 24 of the team’s 31 goals were

scored by the sophomore class. Sophomore forward Devin Burns led

the team with nine goals — the most by a Hawkeye since 2014 — and

she fi nished with a team-best 23 points, which rank in the top 10 in

school history. Graves posted seven shutouts, including back-to-back

in victories over No. 23 Rutgers and Maryland to earn Big Ten Defensive

Player of the Week honors.

Winters earned her second career Big Ten recognition, being tabbed as

a third-team All-Big Ten selection. Academically, the Hawkeyes earned

the United Soccer Coaches Team Academic Award for the 11th straight

year, and the team had 15 Academic All-Big Ten honorees.

In his third season in Iowa City, the Hawkeyes posted an 8-11-0 record

with a young team featuring eight freshmen and 12 underclassmen.

Winters started all 19 games and was named to the Big Ten All-Fresh-

man Team, Graves started every game in goal, and Burns was third on

the team in goals.

Iowa opened the season with six victories in its fi rst seven games before

losing 10 of its fi nal 12 games. Six of the losses were decided by a single

goal. Academically, the Hawkeyes thrived, as 16 student-athletes

earned Academic All-Big Ten recognition, tying a program record.

In his second season at Iowa, DiIanni led the Hawkeyes to a 7-10-1

overall record. Senior Hannah Clark led the Big Ten in saves (105), saves

per game (5.83), and tied for sixth in shutouts (six). Clark ended her

career as the winningest goalkeeper in program history (36 victories)

and was tops in the record books in career shutouts (26) and third in

career saves (321).

DiIanni’s squad earned the NSCAA Ethics and Sportsmanship Award and

six student-athletes garnered Academic All-Big Ten recognition.

On the recruiting front, DiIanni’s 2016 class garnered national recogni-

tion, being ranked 28th by BigSoccer.com.

In his inaugural Hawkeye season, DiIanni led the team to a 14-7-1

overall and a 7-5-1 Big Ten record to notch the program’s third top-fi ve

league fi nish since 2011. The seven Big Ten victories tied the program

record for Big Ten wins in a single season and the 14 wins were the

second-most in school history.


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After entering the Big Ten Tournament as the No. 5 seed, Iowa posted

victories over No. 23 Rutgers and Northwestern to advance to the tour-

nament championship game for a second straight season. Two seniors

— Cloe Lacasse and Melanie Pickert — capped their Hawkeye careers

with fi rst-team All-Big Ten and fi rst-team all-region honors. They were

the fi rst pair in school history to earn fi rst-team all-conference honors in

the same season and the fi rst two players to garner fi rst-team all-re-

gion recognition.

The Hawkeyes fi nished 2014 with a school-record 14 shutouts in 22

games to rank 20th nationally with a .545 shutout percentage. Iowa’s

defense also was in the top-35 in the country in saves percentage (31st,

.838) and goals against average (35th, .754).

Academically, the Hawkeyes garnered the NSCAA Team Academic

Award for an eighth straight season and nine soccer student-athletes

garnered Academic All-Big Ten honors. Seniors Caitlin Brown and Emily

Scott were also received Scholar All-Region recognition.

DiIanni came to Iowa City following an NCAA championship season in

his fi nal year at Grand Valley State, where he guided the Lakers to their

third national title in fi ve seasons and was named the National Soccer

Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) Coach of the Year for a third

time. Grand Valley scored the second-most goals in program history

(88), matched a program-high with 21 shutouts en route to winning

the most games in school history. The team fi nished 24-0-1, claiming

both the GLIAC regular season and tournament titles.

The Lakers opened the season with 13-straight shutouts, which

matched the second-longest streak in Division II history, and fi ve stu-

dent-athletes garnered All-America recognition at season’s end.

DiIanni led the Lakers to a 22-0-4 record in 2009 en route to his fi rst na-

tional championship before winning a second-straight title in 2010. He

was honored as the CaptainU Division II Women’s Soccer Coach of the

Year in 2009, and he coached the Division II National Player of the Year

honoree in each season (Irie Dennis, 2009; Jenna Wenglinski, 2010).

DiIanni took over the Laker program in 2003 and swiftly guided Grand

Valley State to a then-school best record of 17-2-2 to earn the pro-

gram’s fi rst-ever NCAA Tournament berth. In year three, DiIanni led

the Lakers to their fi rst conference and NCAA Great Lakes Regional

Championship, fi nishing 19-3 overall, and his team fi nished eighth in

the national poll.

By year four, DiIanni led Grand Valley State to the school’s fi rst NCAA

Division II National Championship game, fi nishing 19-2-1 overall. A year

later, the Lakers made a second-straight NCAA Final Four appearance,

posting a 17-0-0 mark in the regular season before fi nishing 21-1-1

overall.

DiIanni joined Grand Valley State after a seven-year run as head coach

of the Jackson Lumen Christi High School women’s soccer team. He also

spent three years as an assistant coach at Hillsdale College, where he

helped begin the men’s and women’s soccer programs.

DiIanni spent seven years working with the Olympic Development Pro-

gram in Michigan, training and developing the highest level of soccer in

the state. He coached the team to four Region 2 and four ODP national

championships.

DiIanni, a USSF B-licensed coach, earned his associate’s degree from

Seneca College in 1993 and his bachelor’s degree from Spring Arbor

University in 1997. He and his wife, Kristy, have two daughters, Karissa

(18) and Kelsey (14).


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Blair Quinn is in his third season as as-

sociate head coach of the University of

Iowa women’s soccer program. Quinn

coaches Iowa’s goalkeepers.

In two seasons in Iowa City, Quinn has

helped the program to 22 victories, two

NCAA Tournament appearances and

the fi rst Big Ten title in school history.

Quinn joined the program with 16

years of collegiate coaching experi-

ence with stops at Houston, Arizona State (two stints), New Mexico

State, Loyola Marymount, Kansas, Johnson County Community College,

Rockhurst, and University of Saint Mary. He served as head coach at New

Mexico State from 2011-13.

Quinn helped the program to its second straight NCAA Tournament

berth in 2020. After starting the season slowly, Iowa was playing its

best soccer when matter most — in the postseason.

With an expanded Big Ten postseason schedule due to league-only

scheduling because of COVID, the Hawkeyes posted wins over sec-

ond-seeded Illinois and third-seeded Minnesota in the Big Ten Regional

weekend. The team followed with a road win at top-seeded Penn State

in the Big Ten Tournament semifi nals before downing third-seeded

Wisconsin to claim the program’s fi rst-ever Big Ten title.














Iowa fi nished the season with a 7-9-1 record, but all seven of the

victories came in the team’s fi nal 10 games. Enneking was a unanimous

Big Ten All-Freshman team honoree after taking over in goal midway

through the season. The freshman led the Big Ten with a 0.47 goals

against average in 11 games, her .912 saves percentage was tops in the

league and her six shutouts were tied for third.

Academically, Iowa matched a school record with 19 Academic All-Big

Ten selections, eight Hawkeyes were Big Ten Distinguished Scholars, the

program had 31 Dean’s List honorees (in fall and spring semesters), and

the program earned the United Soccer Team Academic Award, posting a

3.49 team grade point average.

During his fi rst season as a Hawkeye, Quinn helped guide Iowa to one of

the best seasons in program history. The Hawkeyes opened the season

with nine straight wins en route to a No. 17 national ranking, the high-

est in program history. Iowa tied a school record, winning 15 games,

including seven in Big Ten play, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament

for the second time in program history.

Under Quinn’s tutelage, senior Claire Graves won 14 games, sec-

ond-most in a single season in program history. Graves fi nished her

career with a school-record 37 victories in four seasons.

Defensively, Iowa was one of the Big Ten’s best, posting eight shut-

outs in 20 games and holding opponents to seven shots or fewer in

13 games. Iowa had three players garner All-Big Ten recognition, one

all-region honoree, two fi rst-team Academic All-Americans, three

academic all-region, and a school record 19 Academic All-Big Ten

selections.

Quinn came to Iowa City following a two-year stint at Houston, where

he was an assistant coach for the Cougars, while also assisting with the

NWSL’s Houston Dash. Quinn joined the Cougars in 2017 as assistant

coach and he was promoted to associate head coach for the 2018

season. Houston won 14 games in two seasons after winning 12 total

games in the four seasons prior to his arrival.

In 2014-15, Quinn spent two seasons at Arizona State as the goalkeep-

ers coach. He helped lead the Sun Devils to the 2014 NCAA Tournament

and Arizona State made three NCAA appearances during his fi ve-years

in Tempe.

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH BLAIR QUINN


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Under Quinn’s direction, Arizona State goalkeeper Chandler Morris tied

the program’s second-best single-season total for shutouts, fi nishing

with 7 1/2 in 2014. Morris fi nished her career as the program’s all-time

leader in combined shutouts (25).

Quinn served as head coach at New Mexico State from 2011-13, guiding

the Aggies to a single-season school record 10 wins in 2011, which

included the program’s fi rst postseason victory. New Mexico State

forward Jannae Cambra earned second-team All-Western Athletic

Conference honors in 2013.

In the classroom, the Aggies enjoyed great success during Quinn’s

tenure as 20 diff erent players earned Academic All-WAC recognition.

Half of those 20 players garnered conference academic honors multiple

times.

The Aggies broke a number of school records in 2011, including shut-

outs (11) and goals against average (1.14). Elise Nordin became the

fi rst player in program history to earn second-team CoSIDA/Capital One

Academic All-District 7 honors.

Quinn served in his fi rst stint at Arizona State from 2007-10, helping

lead the Sun Devils to their fi rst NCAA Tournament appearance since

2003. Under his direction, Brianna Silvestri posted a school record for

goals against average (0.85) in her fi rst season as a full-time starter.

The following season, Silvestri broke her own record with a 0.77 goals

against average during a season where she posted six shutouts and was

a NSCAA National Player of the Week honoree.

Before moving to the Pac-12, Quinn served in coaching positions at

Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles and as a volunteer assistant at Kansas

in 2006, where he helped the Jayhawks to an 11-win season. Quinn

spent the 2015-06 season as an assistant coach at Johnson County Com-

munity College and he was a graduate assistant at Rockhurst University

in Kansas City, Missouri, during the 2004-05 season.

Quinn began his coaching career as an assistant coach at the University

of Saint Mary in Leavenworth, Kansas, working with both the men’s and

women’s programs for two seasons from 2000-02.

Quinn played professionally from 1997-2003. He started his profession-

al career with the Tallahassee Scorpions of the Eastern Indoor Soccer

League before playing with the Sacramento Knights of the Western

Indoor Soccer League. Quinn was with the Kansas City Brass of the

United Systems of Independent Soccer Leagues and Arizona Thunder

(WISL), before he ended his playing career with the Kansas City Comets

of the Major Indoor Soccer League.

As a three-year starter at goalkeeper at Rockhurst University (NAIA),

Quinn garnered fi rst-team NAIA All-America and second-team National

Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-America honors. As a

senior he led the Hawks to the NAIA Final Four and still holds Rockhurst

records for shutouts in a season (15) and career (37).

Quinn earned a bachelor’s degree in communications in 2005 from

Rockhurst University. He also has earned several coaching licenses,

including United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National “A” License,

United States Soccer Federation (USSF) National Goalkeeping License

and the NSCAA National Youth Diploma.

A native of Overland Park, Kansas, Quinn and his wife, Lacey, have two

sons, Aidan and Riley.


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Katelyn Longino is entering her fourth

season as an assistant coach with the

University of Iowa soccer program. She

joined the Hawkeyes in 2018 following

coaching stints at Valparaiso, Xavier,

and Columbus State.

In three seasons, Longino has helped

the program to 30 victories, two NCAA

Tournament appearances and the fi rst

Big Ten title in school history.

During the 2020 season, Longino helped the team to its second

straight NCAA Tournament berth. After starting the season slowly, the

Hawkeyes were playing their best soccer when matter most — in the

postseason.




















Iowa fi nished the season with a 7-9-1 record, but all seven of the victo-

ries came in the team’s fi nal 10 games. Enneking was a unanimous Big

Ten All-Freshman team honoree. Academically, Iowa matched a school

record with 19 Academic All-Big Ten selections, eight Hawkeyes were

Big Ten Distinguished Scholars, the program had 31 Dean’s List honorees

(in fall and spring semesters), and the program earned the United

Soccer Team Academic Award, posting a 3.49 team grade point average.

During the 2019 season, Longino helped guide Iowa to one of the best

seasons in program history. The Hawkeyes opened the season with nine

straight wins en route to a No. 17 national ranking, the highest in pro-

gram history. Iowa tied a school record, winning 15 games, including

seven in Big Ten play, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the

second time in program history.

The Hawkeyes tied a school record with three All-Big Ten selections

and senior Natalie Winters became the fi rst player in program history

to earn postseason recognition in all four seasons. Winters was also an

all-region honoree for the second straight season.

Iowa was one of the Big Ten’s most potent off enses, ranking second in

the league and 26th nationally. The Hawkeyes had an NCAA-best 16

diff erent goal scorers in 2019. Defensively, Iowa posted eight shutouts

and limited opponents to seven or fewer shots in 13 games.

The Hawkeyes shined academically as Iowa was the only school in the

country to have two fi rst-team Academic All-Americans. Iowa also

had three United Soccer Academic All-Region and a school-record 19

Academic All-Big Ten selections.

During her fi rst season in Iowa City, Longino helped the Hawkeyes to

an 8-7-3 overall record and a 4-5-2 mark in Big Ten play. Iowa was

in Big Ten Tournament contention until the fi nal game, but fell short

after battling Northwestern to a 1-1 draw. Junior Natalie Winters was

a third-team all-region and third-team All-Big Ten selection — Iowa’s

fi rst all-region honoree since 2014.

ASSISTANT COACH KATELYN LONGINO


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In the classroom, Iowa earned the United Soccer Team Academic Award

for a 12th straight season and the Hawkeyes had two Google Cloud

Academic All-Americans — the fi rst two in program history. Kaleigh

Haus was a fi rst-team selection; Hannah Drkulec earned second-team

honors. Iowa also had 10 players earn Academic All-Big Ten honors, 25

players with a 3.0 GPA or better, 14 Dean’s List, and four President’s List

honorees during the spring semester.

Longino spent the 2017 season with the Crusaders in their fi rst season

in the Missouri Valley Conference. Valpo won nine games and fi nished

3-4 in MVC play. She spent the 2016 season at Xavier, helping the

Muskateers to seven wins.

Longino played as a freshman at Columbus State, helping the team

to 18 wins and a berth in the NCAA Division II Sweet 16. From there,

she transitioned into coaching, serving as a student assistant for two

seasons, helping guide CSU to a 21-1-1 record and an Elite Eight appear-

ance in 2014.

In her fi nal year at Columbus State, Longino served as an intern in the

athletics department, working directly with women’s soccer as the team

won 22 matches and reached the national championship match.

Longino, who holds a USSF “C” coaching license, has held coaching posi-

tions with the Ohio Elite Soccer Association, CFC Red Star, and Columbus

Youth Soccer. She graduated from Columbus State in 2016 with a bach-

elor’s degree in exercise science and she received her master’s degree in

coaching education and athlete development from Xavier in 2018.


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Drago Ceranic is in his fourth season

as a volunteer assistant coach with the

University of Iowa soccer program.

In three seasons, Ceranic has helped




During the 2020 season, Ceranic

helped the team to its second straight

NCAA Tournament berth. After starting

the season slowly, the Hawkeyes were playing their best soccer when

matter most — in the postseason.




















Iowa fi nished the season with a 7-9-1 record, but all seven of the victo-

ries came in the team’s fi nal 10 games. Enneking was a unanimous Big

Ten All-Freshman team honoree. Academically, Iowa matched a school

record with 19 Academic All-Big Ten selections, eight Hawkeyes were

Big Ten Distinguished Scholars, the program had 31 Dean’s List honorees

(in fall and spring semesters), and the program earned the United

Soccer Team Academic Award, posting a 3.49 team grade point average.

In 2019, Ceranic helped guide Iowa to one of the best seasons in pro-

gram history. The Hawkeyes opened the season with nine straight wins

en route to a No. 17 national ranking, the highest in program history.

Iowa tied a school record, winning 15 games, including seven in Big

Ten play, and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in

program history.

The Hawkeyes tied a school record with three All-Big Ten selections

and senior Natalie Winters became the fi rst player in program history

to earn postseason recognition in all four seasons. Winters was also an

all-region honoree for a second straight season.

Iowa was one of the Big Ten’s most potent off enses, ranking second in

the league and 26th nationally, with 46 goals. The Hawkeyes had an

NCAA-best 16 diff erent goal scorers in 2019. Defensively, Iowa posted

eight shutouts and limited opponents to seven or fewer shots in 13

games.

The Hawkeyes shined academically as Iowa was the only school in the

country to have two fi rst-team Academic All-Americans. Iowa also

had three United Soccer Academic All-Region and a school-record 19

Academic All-Big Ten selections.

During his fi rst season as a Hawkeye, Ceranic helped the Hawkeyes

to an 8-7-3 overall record and a 4-5-2 mark in Big Ten play. Iowa was

in Big Ten Tournament contention until the fi nal game, but fell short

after battling Northwestern to a 1-1 draw. Junior Natalie Winters was

a third-team all-region and third-team All-Big Ten selection — Iowa’s

fi rst all-region honoree since 2014.

In the classroom, Iowa earned the United Soccer Team Academic Award

for a 12th straight season and the Hawkeyes had two Google Cloud

Academic All-Americans — the fi rst two in program history. Kaleigh

Haus was a fi rst-team selection; Hannah Drkulec earned second-team

honors. Iowa also had 10 players earn Academic All-Big Ten honors, 25

players with a 3.0 GPA or better, 14 Dean’s List, and 4 President’s List

honorees during the spring semester.

Ceranic has coached with the Cedar River Soccer Association since 2009

and he has been a part of Iowa’s Olympic Development Program since

2016. With the CRSA, Ceranic helped the team to three Iowa State Cup

titles (2013 U16 boys, 2014 U15 girls, and 2014 U17 boys). He also

coaches three state runner-up teams.

VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT DRAGO CERANIC


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Ceranic also coached with with Vermont Voltage of the Premier

Developmental League (PDL) from 2008-11, he was junior varsity

head coach at Linn-Mar (Iowa) High School from 2010-11, and was the

junior varsity head coach at Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Xavier High School in

2009.

As a player, Ceranic played collegiately at Mount Mercy (Iowa) Uni-

versity, where he was a four-time All-Midwest Collegiate Conference

selection. He was the Mustangs’ Newcomer of the Year in 2006, was

team MVP in 2007 and 2008, and was a three-year team captain.

Ceranic also was a three-time all-academic selection and was named

to the NAIA Champion of Character Team in 2009.

Ceranic played professional soccer for the Voltage from 2008-11, where

he was team captain in 2010-11.

The Serbia native graduated from Mount Mercy in 2010 with a degree

in multi-media design and communications. He holds his USSF “C”

coaching license.


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Stephanie Burak is in her fourth season

as the director of soccer operations with

the University of Iowa women’s soccer

program.

In three seasons, Burak has helped




During the 2020 season, Burak helped

the team to its second straight NCAA Tournament berth. After starting the

season slowly, the Hawkeyes were playing their best soccer when matter

most -- in the postseason.

With an expanded Big Ten postseason schedule due to league-only sched-

uling because of COVID, the Hawkeyes posted wins over second-seeded

Illinois and third-seeded Minnesota in the Big Ten Regional weekend. The

team followed with a road win at top-seeded Penn State in the Big Ten

Tournament semifi nals before downing third-seeded Wisconsin to claim

the program’s fi rst-ever Big Ten title.

The win in Happy Valley was the fi rst for the program in school history and

the fourth-ranked Nittany Lions were the highest ranked opponent Iowa

defeated all-time. Two freshmen — forward Meike Ingles and goalkeeper

Macy Enneking — were named the Big Ten Tournament Most Outstanding

Off ensive and Defensive Players, respectively. Ingles scored three-game

winners in the tournament, while Enneking posted two shutouts and

made 14 saves.

As a result, the Hawkeyes earned their second straight NCAA Tournament

berth, and they continued to make history. Shipped to North Carolina,

Iowa tallied a 1-0 victory over Campbell — on the Camels’ home turf —

to notch the fi rst NCAA Tournament win in the record books. Iowa had

third-seeded UCLA on the ropes in the Round of 32 before surrendering

two goals late in a 2-1 defeat.

Iowa fi nished the season with a 7-9-1 record, but all seven of the victories

came in the team’s fi nal 10 games. Enneking was a unanimous Big Ten

All-Freshman team honoree. Academically, Iowa matched a school record

with 19 Academic All-Big Ten selections, eight Hawkeyes were Big Ten

Distinguished Scholars, the program had 31 Dean’s List honorees (in fall

and spring semesters), and the program earned the United Soccer Team

Academic Award, posting a 3.49 team grade point average.

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS STEPHANIE BURAK

During the 2019 season, Iowa had one of the best seasons in program

history. The Hawkeyes opened the season with nine straight wins en route

to a No. 17 national ranking, the highest in program history. Iowa tied

a school record, winning 15 games, including seven in Big Ten play, and

advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the second time in program history.

The Hawkeyes tied a school record with three All-Big Ten selections and

senior Natalie Winters became the fi rst player in program history to earn

postseason recognition in all four seasons. Winters was also an all-region

honoree for the second straight season.

Academically, the program shined as Iowa was the only school in the

country to have two fi rst-team Academic All-Americans. Iowa also had

three United Soccer Academic All-Region and a school-record 19 Academic

All-Big Ten selections.

During her fi rst season as a Hawkeye, Burak helped the Hawkeyes to an

8-7-3 overall record and a 4-5-2 mark in Big Ten play. Iowa was in Big Ten

Tournament contention until the fi nal game, but fell short after battling

Northwestern to a 1-1 draw. Junior Natalie Winters was a third-team

all-region and third-team All-Big Ten selection -- Iowa’s fi rst all-region

honoree since 2014.

Burak also handled much of the logistics for Iowa soccer’s fi rst-ever foreign

tour. The Hawkeyes traveled to Germany, Sweden, and Denmark for a 10-

day tour in May, 2019.

Burak joined the Hawkeyes following a fi ve-year stint with Athletes in

Action in Chicago and Ann Arbor, Michigan. She was a part of AIA’s campus

staff and leadership team.

While in Chicago, Burak served in several capacities at Northwestern. She

was the compliance and academic services/student development intern in

2016 and a community relations intern in 2015.

She also completed internships with Michigan football (2014-16), San

Diego Chargers (2016), and Michigan Bucks (2014).

Burak served as the fundraising chair and competed for the Michigan

Women’s Soccer Club and she was the head coach of the Northwestern

Women’s Soccer Club Team.

Burak, a native of Brighton, Michigan, graduated from Michigan with a

bachelor’s degree in sport management in 2016. She is married to former

Iowa wrestling All-American, Nathan Burak and the couple has a daughter,

Mercy.


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Danita Brown

Emily Brunscheen

Manager | Social Media

Carter Shockey

Manager

SUPPORT STAFF

Annica Morrison

Athletic Trainer

Julia Reed

Manager

Zach Walrod

Strength & Conditioning

Matt Nelson

Hawk Vision

Matthew Ward

Compliance

SUPPORT STAFF

Kelsey Laverdiere Marketing

Jack Bacon

Athletics Communications

Chris Brewer

Athletics Communications

Sarah Lahtinen

Event Management

Matt Henderson | Associate AD

Sport Supervisor


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#7 SKYLAR ALWARD5-7, Sr., FLittleton, Colo.Columbine

2020 Honors – Named to the Dean’s

List during the fall semester. 2020 – Saw

action in eight games with four starts…

logged 269 minutes… attempted nine

shots, including one on goal.

2019 — Saw action in 18 games, logging 413.78 minutes… scored

two goals and had one assist for fi ve points… had seven shots with

two being on goal… scored her fi rst career goal in Iowa’s 6-1 win

over UNI (8/25)… found the back of the net in a 2-1 double overtime

victory at Minnesota (10/20)… tallied an assist in a 2-1 win over Ohio

State (10/27).

2018 — Appeared in 17 games, starting eight contests… tallied three

assists with four shots on goal… recorded an assist in a 3-1 victory

against Indiana (9/23)… helped Iowa top No. 22 ranked Nebraska

(10/5) with an assist… tallied an assist in a 1-0 shutout against Michi-

gan (10/14)… letterwinner.

High School — Second-team all-state as a senior… named a Top-

DrawerSoccer Spring Sport State Star… three-time All-Jeff co League

selection, earning fi rst team honors as a senior and honorable mention

as a sophomore and junior… scored 35 goals and tallied 12 assists in

four seasons… led the conference in goals (14) and points (30) as a

senior… helped team to three 5A Jeff erson County titles and a state

semifi nals appearance as a sophomore… recipient of the Columbine

Memorial Scholarship… has played club soccer for the Colorado Rush

since 2007… 2015 Region IV President’s Cup semifi nalist… ranked

fi fth in region in scoring… led Rush ECNL team to 2017 North Amer-

ican Cup championship… three-time Jeff co League Academic Honor

Roll member in basketball and soccer… two-time CHSAA Academic

All-State and CHSAA Academic Team Championship Award honoree…

member of the National Honor Society… also was an all-conference

point guard in basketball and a 2015 U.S. Junior National Mountain

Madness All-Star… high school coaches were Brian Todd and Nick

Cavarra… club coach was Peter May.

Personal — Born June 12, 2000… daughter of Scott and Christine

Alward… has a younger brother, Tristan… majoring in health &

human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS

Yr. GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT MIN.

2018 17 8 0 3 3 8 .000 4 .500 0 0-0 723

2019 18 0 2 1 5 7 .286 2 .286 0 0-0 413.78

2020 8 4 0 0 0 9 .000 1 .111 0 0-0 269.02

TOTALS 43 12 2 4 8 24 .083 7 .292 0 0-0 1405.8


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#33 RILEY BURNS5-5, Sr., DGreen Oaks, Ill.Loyola Academy

2020 Honors – Academic All-Big Ten

selection… named to the Dean’s List

during the fall and spring semesters.

2020 – Did not see any game action.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… named to the Dean’s List

during the spring semester. 2019 — Saw action in 17 games with one

start… logged 419 minutes… attempted fi ve shots with three being

on goal… member of an Iowa defense that had eight shutouts and

allowed seven or fewer shots in 13 games.

2018 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the fall and spring

semesters. 2018 — Saw action in 12 games and started twice…

recorded a shot on goal against Maryland (9/14)… letterwinner.

High School — Defensive Player of the Year as a senior… named a

TopDrawerSoccer Spring Sport State Star… three-time all-conference

and two-time all-area selection… all-sectional honoree as a senior…

team MVP as a sophomore… team captain as a junior and senior…

missed junior season because of injury… scored nine career goals and

tallied career 15 assists… led team to a 58-10-10 record as a freshman,

sophomore, and senior and to GCAC and regional titles… played club

soccer for FC United UC13-17, where she was team captain… was a

2017 Phoenix President’s Day Tournament fi nalist, 2016 San Diego Surf

Cup semifi nalist, and 2016 CASL Showcase champion… also a member

of the U-18 FC United Developmental Academy Team… played on the

Illinois ODP team for fi ve years, helping team to a 2016 title… also

played in Region 2 ODP ID Camp in 2016… Loyola Honors Scholar from

2015-18… Summa Cum Laude honors recipient in 2018… high school

coach was Craig Snower… club coaches were Craig Snower and John

Soltani.

Personal — Born March 18, 2000… daughter of Bill and Heidi

Burns… has three siblings — Corey, Johnny, and Devin… Corey

played soccer at Iowa from 2013-17 and Devin from 2016-19… health

and human physiology major.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 12 2 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 314

2019 17 1 0 0 0 5 .000 3 .600 0 0-0 419.58

2020 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

TOTALS 29 3 0 0 0 6 .000 4 .667 0 0-0 733.58


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#19 JENNY CAPE5-9, Sr., FBrookfield, Wis.Brookfield Central

2020 Honors – Voted as a recipient of Iowa’s

Hawk Award… Academic All-Big Ten selec-

tion… named to the President’s during the

fall semester and to the Dean’s List during the

fall and spring semesters. 2020 – Saw action

in all 17 games with nine starts… scored one

goal on six shots with four being on goal… scored the game-winner in Iowa’s

1-0 victory over Wisconsin in the Big Ten Tournament title game… it was Iowa’s

fi rst ever Big Ten championship.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… Big Ten Distinguished Scholar…

named to the President’s List during the spring semester and to the Dean’s List

for fall and spring semesters. 2019 — Saw action in 16 games with 10 starts…

logged 666 minutes… scored one goal on the year… attempted 10 shots with

six being on goal… started the fi rst 10 games of the season… scored the fi rst

goal — the fi rst of her career — in the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series victory over

Iowa State (8/29).

2018 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the fall and spring semes-

ter… also named to President’s List during spring semester. 2018 — Saw

action in fi ve games… letterwinner.

High School — Named a TopDrawerSoccer Spring Sport State Star…Two-time

all-conference selection… Team MVP as a junior after scoring 17 goals and tal-

lying 14 assists for a 17-win team… voted as team Off ensive Player of the Year

as a sophomore after scoring 13 goals and registering 15 assists… scored eight

goals and had six assists as a freshman… helped team to a state title as a junior

and three Greater Metro Conference titles… played club soccer for SC Waukesha

from 2009-17, where team was a fi ve-time state champion and a 2015 Midwest

Region semifi nalist… also played for Elmbrook United in 2017-18, where

she was team captain… 2018 National Merit semifi nalist… four-year Honor

Roll… 2017 AP Scholar Award… 2018 Presidential Scholar candidate… class

secretary from 2014-16… also played basketball, where she was team captain

as a senior… high school coach was Dan Maki… club coaches were Xavi Rico,

Pat White, and Troy Dusosky.

Personal — Born March 2, 2000… daughter of Chad and Debbie Cape…

has three siblings, Ryan, Emily, and Leah… mother ran cross country at Cornell

University, father rowed at Cornell University… majoring in biomedical sciences.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 28

2019 16 10 1 0 2 10 .100 6 .600 0 0-0 666.74

2020 17 9 1 0 2 6 .167 4 .667 1 0-0 697.72

TOTALS 38 19 2 0 4 16 .125 10 .625 1 0-0 1392.45


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#25 JOSIE DURR5-8, RS Sr., MSolon, IowaSolon

2020 – Started all 17 games, logging

1,408 minutes… scored one goal and

had one assist… attempted 16 shots

with seven being on goal… scored the

fi rst goal in Iowa’s 2-1 win at Illinois

(4/8) in the Big Ten Regional Weekend… tallied an assist in the NCAA

Tournament Second Round game against No. 3 Illinois (4/30)… played

90 or more minutes in seven games, including the fi nal six games of the

season.

2019 — Saw action in all 21 games, making seven starts… logged

1,032 minutes… scored one goal and had one assist… attempted 31

shots with 15 being on goal… scored a goal in Iowa’s 3-2 road win at

Notre Dame (9/15)… tallied an assist in a 4-0 home win over Northern

Colorado (9/13)… assisted an Iowa defense that posted eight shutouts

and allowed seven or fewer shots in 13 games.

2018 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the fall semester.

2018 — Saw action in 12 games, starting four times… scored a

game-winning goal against Cental Michigan (8/31) and VCU (9/2)…

letterwinner.

2017 — Redshirted… did not see any game action.

High School — All-Iowa Girls Soccer Athlete of the Year by the Des

Moines Register as a senior… four-time fi rst-team all-state, fi rst-team

all-district, and fi rst-team all-conference selection… All-Iowa Elite

Team selection as a junior and senior… Team Most Valuable Player as a

sophomore, junior, and senior… recipient of team’s “Most Goals Scored

Award” all four seasons… team captain as junior and senior… received

“Most Assists Award” as a sophomore and junior… scored 170 goals

and tallied 30 assists in prep career… was second in the state in scoring

as a senior, fi nishing with 62 goals… led the state of Iowa in goals as a

junior, scoring 46 goals and adding four assists in 19 games… ranked

second in the state in goals as a sophomore, scoring 39 goals and

adding 14 assists in 19 games… scored 23 goals and had three assists

as a freshman — a school-record for goals by a freshman… helped

team to a WAMAC-East Conference title and a sixth-place state fi nish

in 2014… played for the Iowa Soccer Club from 2005-16 for the ISC

Pumas and ISC Unifi ed… team was an Iowa State Cup U18 semifi nal-

ist… received “Most Dedicated Award” in 2014 and 2015… played

for Club Alliance/ISC Merger in 2016, winning the U19 Iowa State Cup

title… also was a four-time all-conference selection (unanimous fi rst-

team as a senior, second-team as freshman and junior, fi rst-team as

sophomore) in basketball… also was an honorable-mention all-state

and fi rst-team all-district selection as a senior after leading the state in

steals… four-time state and three-time Drake Relays qualifi er in track

in the high jump… broke the school record in high jump… member

of the National Honor Society… four-year Peer Leader… high school

coach was John Tucker, club coaches were Jon Cook, Paul Dayrell, Colin

Crichton, and Michael Prunty.

Personal — Born Sept. 7, 1998… daughter of Eric and Julie Durr…

has three siblings, Madison, Delainey, and Ellie… chosen to attend

the Ed Thomas Legacy Leadership Academy… majoring in health and

human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 12 4 2 0 4 12 .167 8 .667 2 0-0 499

2019 21 7 1 1 3 31 .032 15 .484 0 0-0 1032.53

2020 17 17 1 1 3 16 .063 7 .438 0 0-0 1408.36

TOTALS 50 28 4 2 10 59 .068 30 .508 2 0-0 2939.89


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#16 OLIVIA HELLWEG5-8, Sr., MCedar Rapids, IowaJohn F. Kennedy


selection. 2020 – Saw action in 15

games with three starts… logged 621

minutes… her third start came in the

Big Ten Tournament championship game,

fi lling in for Samantha Cary, where she played all 90 minutes in a 1-0

victory over Wisconsin (4/18).

2020 Honors – Academic All-Big Ten selection. 2020 – Saw action in

15 games with three starts… logged 621 minutes… her third start

came in the Big Ten Tournament championship game, fi lling in for

Samantha Cary, where she played all 90 minutes in a 1-0 victory over

Wisconsin (4/18).

2019 — Saw action in 16 games, logging 213 minutes… assisted an

Iowa defense that had eight shutouts and allowed seven or fewer shots

in 13 games.

2018 — Started three games and saw action in 15… recorded a goal

against VCU (9/2)… letterwinner.

High School — 2018 Kennedy High School Female Athlete of the

Year… 2017 All-Metro Soccer Player of the Year… four-time all-con-

ference selection, earning fi rst-team honors as a junior and senior and

second team honors as a freshman and sophomore… three-time IGCA

East Second-Team All-District honoree… two-time team captain…

fi rst-team all-Metro as a senior… helped team to a 60-13 overall

record, three state appearances, and three conference titles… team

went 20-1 as a sophomore with only loss coming in state semifi nals…

scored 19 goals and had 13 assists in her career… played for the CRSA

Club Team from 2007-17, helping squad claim the 2015 State Cup

title… also played basketball, where she was a two-year state captain

and three-year letterwinner… was a two-time honorable mention

all-conference point guard and earned honorable mention all-district

honors as a senior… played for the Iowa Barnstormers from fi fth

through seventh grade, posting three top-six fi nishes in the nation…

member of the National Honor Society and graduated with distinc-

tion… received the fi ve-year Science Award and four-year Math and

Social Studies Awards… also received the 2018 JFK Spirit Award…

high school coaches were Scott Myers and Homer Screws… club coach-

es were Alen Kudumovic, Drago Ceranic, and Milos Draca.

Personal — Born May 12, 2000… daughter of Ron and Kris Hell-

weg… has two older sisters, Claire and Abby… Abby plays soccer and

basketball at Grinnell College… majoring in marketing.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 15 3 1 0 2 4 .250 1 .250 0 0-0 494

2019 16 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 213.26

2020 15 3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 620.97

TOTALS 46 6 1 0 2 4 .250 1 .250 0 0-0 1328.23


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#2 HAILEY RYDBERG5-8, Sr., MSt. Charles, Ill.St. Charles North

2020 Honors – Big Ten All-Tournament

team selection… voted as Iowa’s Most

Valuable Player… named to the Dean’s

List during the fall and spring semesters.

2020 – Team captain… started all 17

games, logging 1,423 minutes… attempted a team-high 44 shots,

including 15 on goal… registered two assists, including one on the

game-winner in Iowa’s Big Ten Tournament semifi nal victory at No. 4

Penn State… played 90 or more minutes in seven games, including the

fi nal four of the season… named to Big Ten Preseason Honors List.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… Big Ten Distinguished Schol-

ar… named to the Dean’s List for fall and spring semesters. 2019 —

Saw action in all 21 games, making 11 starts… logged 778 minutes…

scored one goal and had one assist… attempted 24 shots with 10

being on goal… tallied an assist in a 3-1 win over Illinois (9/26)…

scored her lone goal against Northwestern (9/29)… assisted an Iowa

defense that had eight shutouts and allowed seven or fewer shots in 13

games.

2018 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the spring semester.

2018 — Saw action in 18 games, started 13… scored twice and re-

corded four points… scored the game-winning goal against Michigan

State (10/12)… letterwinner.

High School — 2018 Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year… named

to the USA Today All-USA Girls Soccer Team… TopDrawerSoccer Spring

First-Team All-American… also named a TopDrawerSoccer Spring

Sport State Star… All-American and all-state honoree as a junior and

senior… team MVP as a junior and senior… three-time all-conference,

three-time all-sectional (honorable mention as a freshman), two-time

Kane County Chronicle All-Area team, and two-time Daily Herald All-Ar-

ea team honoree… helped team to three conference titles… played

club soccer for Campton United for 10 years… three-time academic

all-conference selection… high school coaches were Brian Harks and

Eric Wilson… club coach was Scotty Keena.

Personal — Born Jan. 10, 2000… daughter of Tom and Janelle Ryd-

berg… has two silbings, Abby and Sami… cousin, Oliver Scott, swims

at Auburn… majoring in psychology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 18 213 2 0 4 20 .100 6 .300 1 0-0 863

2019 21 11 1 1 3 24 .042 10 .417 0 0-0 778.83

2020 17 17 0 2 2 44 .000 15 .341 0 0-0 1423.74

TOTALS 56 41 3 3 9 88 .034 31 .352 1 0-0 3065.56


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#27 SAMANTHA TAWHARU5-7, Sr., FGreen Bay, Auckland, New ZealandForrest Hill Milford

2020 Honors – Big Ten All-Tournament

team selection… Academic All-Big Ten

honoree… named to the President’s

and Dean’s List during the fall semester.

2020 – Saw action in all 17 games with 16 starts… scored two goals

and had one assist… attempted 18 shots with eight being on goal…

netted the game-winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Purdue (3/28)…

bent in a goal from 30 yards out in the Big Ten Regional fi nal victory

over Minnesota (4/11)… tallied an assist on the game-winner in the

Big Ten Tournament title game against Wisconsin (4/18)… played 90 or

more minutes in four games.

2019 Honors — Iowa’s Newcomer of the Year honoree… named to

the Dean’s List for fall and spring semesters. 2019 — Saw action in

all 21 games with eight starts… logged 1,045 minutes, fi nishing with

fi ve goals and fi ve assists for 15 points… was tied for the team lead in

assists and tied for third in goals… had 19 shots, including eight shots

on goal… had three-game-winning goals, which were tied for the

team lead and tied for the eighth-most in the Big Ten… scored her fi rst

career goal in the 6-1 win over UNI (8/25)… netted the game-winner

in a 1-0 win at No. 14 NC State (9/6)… scored her third goal at Indiana

(9/20)… made her fi rst career start against Illinois (9/26)… scored

the game-winner in the 110th minute in back-to-back games to close

out the regular season — wins at Minnesota (10/20) and over Ohio

State (10/27)… had goals and assists in both games.


2018 — Joined the program in January, 2019.

High School — Two-time New Zealand Youth National Team mem-

ber… played on the FIFA U17 and U20 Women’s World Cup teams,

scoring nine goals in nine matches for the U20 team and 11 goals in 10

matches for the U17 team… also played for the Future Ferns Domestic

Program and New Zealand National League, where she scored eight

goals in 11 matches. At Forrest Hill Milford, she netted 42 goals in 35

games, helping the team to a 2016 New Zealand National Knockout

Cup title and a championship appearance in 2018… scored 114 career

goals.

Personal — Born Jan. 18, 1999… majoring in social justice.

CAREER STATISTICS


2019 21 8 5 5 15 19 .263 8 .421 3 0-0 1045.25

2020 17 16 2 1 5 18 .111 8 .444 1 0-0 1294.84

TOTALS 38 24 7 6 20 37 .189 16 .432 4 0-0 2340.09


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#24 SARA WHEATON5-6, Sr., DChandler, Ariz.Basha

2020 Honors – Voted Iowa’s Defensive

Player of the Year… Academic All-Big Ten

selection. 2020 – Started 16 games, log-

ging 1,421 minutes… scored two goals

on 10 shots with four being on goal…

missed one game because of injury…netted Iowa’s fi rst goal of season

at Rutgers (3/18), scoring on a penalty kick… scored the game-winning

goal in a 1-0 victory at Campbell in the First Round of the NCAA Tourna-

ment… it was Iowa’s fi rst NCAA Tournament victory in school history…

key member of an Iowa defense that posted six shutouts… played 90 or

more minutes in 14 games… named to Big Ten Preseason Honors List.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… named to the Dean’s List

during the spring semester. 2019 — Started all 21 games, logging 1,833

minutes — second-most on the team… played 90 or more minutes in

13 games… scored two goals and tallied one assist… both goals were

game-winners… scored her fi rst career goal in a 4-0 win over Northern

Colorado (9/13)… netted the game-winning strike in a 3-1 win over

Illinois (9/26)… tallied an assist in a 2-1 double overtime victory over

Ohio State (10/27)… key member of an Iowa defense that registered

eight shutouts and allowed seven or fewer shots in 13 games.

2018 — Started all 18 games… tallied 1,613 minutes of action…

played 90 or more minutes in six games… recorded an assist in wins over

Indiana State (8/26) and Central Michigan (8/31)… letterwinner.

High School — All-Chandler Unifi ed School District and fi rst-team

all-section honoree as a sophomore… played National League during

junior and senior seasons… played for the Arsenal Soccer Club from

2008-11, 2000 Premier Girls Black San Tan Legacy Soccer Club from

2011-16… 200 Red Girls state champion in 2012, 2013, and 2015…

member of the Scottsdale Blackhawks from 2016 on… 2000 Girls Taylor

state champions in 2017 and National League Red Division champions in

2017… 4.0 and Above Honors Recipient from 2014-18… member of

National Honor Society… high school coach was Greg Johnson… club

coach was Paul Taylor.

Personal — Born May 25, 2000… daughter of Tim and Brandy Whea-

ton… has two brothers, Justin and Ryan… majoring in psychology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 18 18 0 2 2 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1613

2019 21 21 2 1 5 6 .333 4 .667 2 0 1832.78

2020 16 16 2 0 4 10 .200 4 .400 1 1-1 1421.47

TOTALS 55 55 4 3 11 18 .222 8 .444 3 1-1 4867.24


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#9 SAMANTHA CARY5-8, Jr., DSt. Charles, Mo.Francis Howell North

2020 Honors – Voted as a recipient of

Iowa’s Hawk Award… Academic All-Big

Ten selection… named to the President’s

and Dean’s List during the fall and spring

semesters. 2020 – Started 16 games as

a defender, logging 1,405 minutes… attempted six shots with four

being on goal… tallied an assist in Iowa’s 1-0 NCAA Tournament vic-

tory at Campbell (4/30)… missed the Big Ten Tournament title game

after being issued two yellow cards in semifi nal victory at Penn State

(4/15)… key defender in helping Iowa post seven shutouts… played

90 or more minutes in 11 games… named to Big Ten Preseason Honors

List.

2019 Honors — Named 29th-best freshman nationally by TopDraw-

erSoccer on Oct. 15… named to the Dean’s List for fall and spring

semesters. 2019 — Started all 21 games, logging 1,660 minutes

— fourth-most on the team… played 90 or more minutes in eight

games… scored one goal and had three assists… tallied her fi rst

career point, registering an assist in win over UNI (8/25)… assisted

on the game-winning goal at No. 14 NC State… scored her fi rst career

goal in the win over Northern Colorado (9/13)… tallied an assist in 4-0

win over Maryland (10/13)… key member of an Iowa defense that had

eight shutouts and allowed seven or fewer shots in 13 games.


2019 — Joined the program in January, 2019.

High School — Three-time all-state, all-region, and all-conference

selection… team co-captain as a junior… led team in goals from

freshman to junior seasons and assists as a sophomore and junior… St.

Louis Llewelyn Player of the Week as a junior… helped team to district

titles in 2016 and 2018 and a conference title in 2016… played club

soccer for St. Louis Scott Gallagher and ECNL-Missouri… led team to

ECNL Midwest Conference title in 2017 and 2018, leading team to back-

to-back undefeated seasons (13-0-3 in 2017; 17-0-0 in 2018)… team

was the North American Cup National title runner-up in 2016… chosen

to attend the Midwest Regional ECNL Player Development Program in

2016 and 2017… three-time Gateway Athlete Conference All-Academ-

ic team selection… has a 4.73 grade point average, ranking fi rst in

her class… Associated Press National Scholar in 2018… Wendy’s High

School Heisman school winner and state qualifi er in 2018… member

of the National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll Journalism Honor

Society… recipient of the Quill and Scroll Gold Key Award in 2018…

high school coaches were Mark Olwig and Larry Scheller… club coach

was Ralph Richards.

Personal — Born Oct. 26, 2000, in St. Charles, Missouri… daughter of

Andrew and Kimberly Cary… has an older brother, Zachary… member

of Girl Scouts, receiving the Gold Award in 2016… served on board of

directors from 2017-19… majoring in health and human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2019 21 21 1 3 5 6 .167 3 .500 0 0-0 1660.03

2020 16 16 0 1 1 6 .000 4 .667 0 0-0 1405.14

TOTALS 37 37 1 4 6 12 .083 7 .583 0 0-0 3065.16


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#8 NATALIE MASSA5-8, Jr., D/MNaperville, Ill.Waubonsie Valley

2020 Honors – Academic All-Big Ten selec-

tion. 2020 – Saw action in 15 games with two

starts… attempted one shot and logged 272

minutes… made her fi rst career start against

Purdue (3/28).

2019 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the spring semester. 2019

— Saw action in three games, logging 21 minutes.

High School — Played two years of high school soccer, earning all-conference

and all-sectional honors as a freshman and sophomore… named to the All-City

Team by the Naperville Sun as a freshman and to the Chicagoland Soccer All-

State Watch List as a sophomore… helped team to regional fi nals both seasons

and to 22 wins… played club soccer for Team Chicago Academy from 2014-17

for Phil Nielsen and Campton United in 2018 for Scotty Keena… was a U.S.

Soccer Training Center Participant from 2014-16… attended National ID2 Camp

in Chula Vista in 2015, member of ODP National Camp in 2016 and the 2016

U.S. Soccer Midwest Combine… member of 2013 and 2015 ODP State Team…

earned a Regional 2 Camp invite from 2015-17… played on ODP Interregional

Team in 2015 and 2016, leading team to title… helped team to USYS Nationals

and a third-place fi nish… named to all-academic team as a sophomore… high

school coach was Julie Bergstrom.

Personal — Born Aug. 3, 2001, in Naperville, Illinois… daughter of Matt and

Deanna Massa… has an older sister, Sydney… majoring in health and human

physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2019 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 21.8

2020 15 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 272.47

TOTALS 18 2 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 294.27


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#23 ADRIANNA NAUMOSKI5-9, RS Jr., FSt. John, Ind.Lake Central




2020 – Did not see game action.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… Big Ten Distinguished

Scholar… named to the Dean’s List for fall and spring semesters. 2019

— Redshirted… did not see any game action.

2018 — Saw action in two games… graduated early from high school

and joined the team in January, 2018.

High School — First-team all-state, all-district, all-area, and all-con-

ference selection as a senior… scored 18 goals and had six assists…

led team to a 13-4-1 record… played club soccer for Eclipse Select in

Illinois from 2009-17… helped team to USYSA Illinois State Cup titles

in 2014 and 2015 and team was a fi nalist in 2016… also led Eclipse

to Palatine Celtic Championship from 2014-16 and to ECNL Champi-

ons League titles in 2015 and 2016… team was a Disney fi nalist in

2015, a SC Del Sol President’s Day fi nalist in 2016, placed fourth at the

USYSA National League in 2013-14, and a seventh-place fi nisher in the

ECNL U16 Final Rankings in 2015-16… was an Olympic Development

Program (ODP) Region II Camp invite from 2012-15 and was a part of

Indiana’s ODP ’00 State Team from 2011-15… received an ECNL PDP

North Invite in February of 2017 and was part of the Top XI at the ECNL

PDA in 2015… honor roll recipient from 2014-17.

Personal — Born April 3, 2000… daughter of Thomas and Anita Nau-

moski… has a younger sister, Alexi… father played soccer at UIC…

has relatives that run track at Wisconsin and play soccer at Rutgers…

majoring in health and human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 23

2019 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

2020 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 23


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#22 GRACE NECKER5-6, RS Jr., D/MBettendorf, IowaPleasant Valley




2020 – Appeared in three games, log-

ging 47 minutes.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten… Big Ten Distinguished

Scholar… named to the Dean’s List for fall and spring semesters. 2019

— Did not see any game action.

2018 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List during the fall and spring

semesters. 2018 — Redshirted…did not see action.

High School — First-team all-state, all-district, and all-Metro

selection as a senior… two-time all-conference midfi elder, earning

fi rst-team honors as a senior… honorable mention all-Metro as a

junior… team captain as a senior… scored 11 goals and had nine

assists… started 74 of 75 career games, helping team to a 61-15

record… led team to Mississippi Athletic Conference titles in 2016 and

2018 and three state tournament appearances… was the runner-up in

2015… helped team to school shutout records in 2016 (13) and 2018

(14)… placed club soccer for FC America (2009-15), Iowa City Alliance

(2015-18)… was Alliance’s 2017 team captain… team was 2017 state

semifi nalist and regional qualifi er,, 2016 State Cup champion, and 2015

state semifi nalist… also played basketball and ran cross country… led

basketball team to two conference titles in basketball and one in cross

country… United Soccer Coaches High School Scholar All-American…

four-time Academic Excellence Award recipient (4.0 & Above)… ranks

in the top four percent in country in ACT… member of the National

Honors Society and Student Council… high school coaches were Rich-

ard Markham (2015-16), Wayne Ward (2017), and Ed Knupp (2018)…

club coaches were Paul Dayrell (Iowa City Alliance) and Franco Munoz

(FC America).

Personal — Born Sept. 23, 1999… daughter of DJ and Tracie Neck-

er… has three younger siblings, Sam, Grant, and Cameron… majoring

in biochemistry.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

2019 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

2020 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 47.35

TOTALS 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 47.35


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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#5 RILEY WHITAKER5-6, RS Jr., DAnkeny, IowaAnkeny



during the fall semester. 2020 – Team

captain… missed the season because

of a knee injury… did not see any game

action.

2019 Honors — Named to the Big Ten All-Tournament team… Iowa’s

Defensive Most Valuable Player… Academic All-Big Ten… named

to the Dean’s List during the spring semester. 2019 — Started all 21

games, logging a team-high 1,888.94 minutes… played 90 or more

minutes in a team-high 17 games… scored one goal and tallied three

assists… had 14 shots with eight being on goal… tallied assists in

wins over UNC Greensboro (9/8), Notre Dame (9/15), and Michigan

State (10/6)… scored her fi rst goal of the season in the win over Mary-

land (10/13)… member of an Iowa defense that had eight shutouts

and allowed seven or fewer shots in 13 games… named to Big Ten

Preseason Honors List.

2018 Honors — Named Iowa’s Newcomer of the Year. 2018 — Start-

ed 17 games and saw action in all 18 contests… recorded one goal and

an assist… put fi ve of her six shots on goal… recorded 1,310 minutes

of action, second most amongst freshmen… letterwinner.

High School — Played club soccer, competing for the Iowa Rush

since 2004… was a State Cup champion from 2013-14 and 2016-

18… helped team to Region II Championships from 2013-18 and to a

Midwest Regional League title in 2018… member of the Rush National

Select Team from 2013-15 — a team that trained in Europe… Rush

team captain… played on the 1999 Iowa ODP State Team from 2012-

15… was a Region II Camp participant from 2012-15 and was in the

Region II Pool in 2015… played for the Michigan Hawks club team in

2015-16… recipient of the Presidential Academic Achievement Award

and was on the Honor Roll… member of the National Honor Society…

club coach was Daryl Brazeau.

Personal — Born Sept. 10, 1999… daughter of Kyle Whitaker and

Becky Neal… has six siblings, Cole Whitaker, Adam Neal, Noah Neal,

Haley Neal, Brandon Angus, and Reagan Angus… majoring in health

and human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2018 18 17 1 1 3 6 .167 5 .833 0 0-0 1310

2019 21 21 1 3 5 14 .071 8 .571 0 0-0 1888.94

2020 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

TOTALS 39 38 2 4 8 20 .100 13 .650 0 0-0 3198.94


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#28 MONICA WILHELM5-10, RS Jr., GKAntioch, Ill.Antioch Community

2020 Honors — Named to the Dean’s

List during the fall semester. 2020 –

Started the season as Iowa’s starting

goalkeeper… went 0-6-1 with one

shutout in seven starts… posted a 1.64

goals against average with 28 saves in 605 minutes… had a .718 saves

percentage… made a career-high nine saves in a shutout draw against

Michigan (3/4) – her fi rst career shutout.

2019 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten. 2019 — Saw action in three

games, logging 98:32 minutes in goal… went 1-0 and combined on a

shutout… fi nished with one save and a 0.92 goals against average…

saw her fi rst career action against Illinois State (9/1), making one save

en route to her fi rst career win… played the fi nal 8:19 to combine for a

shutout of Maryland (10/13).


2018 – Redshirted… did not see action.

High School — All-state selection as a senior… named a TopDrawer-

Soccer Spring Sport State Star… two-time team captain… team MVP

as a junior… four-time all-conference, all-area, and all-sectional hon-

oree (honorable mention all-sectional as freshman and sophomore)…

led team to 49 victories during her career (49-29-11 record), including a

14-5-2 mark as a senior… amassed 356 saves and posted 40 shutouts

in 89 career games.. had 82 saves and eight shutouts as a freshman,

93 saves and 10 shutouts as a sophomore, 88 saves and 12 shutouts as

a junior, and 94 saves and 10 shutouts as a senior… led team to the

regional fi nal in 2015 and 2017… played club soccer for Lindenhurst

Area Soccer Club from 2007-16… also played at FC United Pre Academy

from 2016-18… team was the Disney Showcase Champions in 2017,

was a regional qualifi er in 2017-18, a State Cup fi nalist in 2017, and

played in the National League… named to the 4.0 Academic Honor

Roll all four years… was a Ben Carson Scholar… named to National

German Honor Society, National Honor Society, and Quill & Scroll Inter-

national Journalism Honor Society… high school coaches were Marni

Polakow and Matthew Bohmann… club coach was Craig Snower.

Personal — Born Feb. 26, 2000… daughter of Rick and Tricia

Wilhelm… has an older brother, Steven… majoring in sport and

recreation management.

CAREER STATISTICS

Yr. GP GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W L T SHO

2019 3 0 98:32 1 0.92 1 .500 1 0 0 0

2020 7 7 605:00 11 1.64 28 .718 0 6 1 1

TOTALS 10 7 703.32 12 1.54 29 .707 1 6 1 1


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#13 ZOË BESSERT5-9, So., FGrosse Pointe, Mich.Grosse Pointe North


List during the fall and spring semesters.

2020 – Appeared in one game against

Penn State (3/25), logging 13 minutes.

High School — Played sophomore through senior seasons with the

NRL/National League Development Academy… all-conference as a

freshman… led team in goals and assists… named Rookie of the

Year… led club team to the 2017 national championship… won state,

regional and national titles… also was a state qualifi er swimmer in

50 breast, 50 fl y, and 50 free… played club soccer for Grosse Pointe

Breakers, Michigan Burn, and Nationals… was named to All-Academic

team as a freshman… high school coach was Olivia Dallaire… club

coach was Gronthik Chatterjee.

Personal — Born March 18, 2002, in Detroit… daughter of Link and

Stephanie Bessert… father played collegiate hockey at University of

Illinois Chicago… has a younger brother, Ben… open major.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13.02

TOTALS 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 13.02

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#1 MACY ENNEKING5-9, So., FHilliard, OhioHilliard Bradley

Hawk Item — Graduated early and

joined the roster in Jan., 2020.

2020 Honors – Big Ten Tournament

Most Outstanding Defensive Player…

Big Ten All-Tournament team selection… unanimous Big Ten All-Fresh-

man team selection… Big Ten Freshman of the Week on March 22…

named Iowa’s Newcomer of the Year honoree. 2021 – Went 7-3-0 with

six shutouts and posted a 0.47 goals against average… made 52 saves

and had a .912 saves percentage in 954:13 minutes in goal… led the

Big Ten in goals against average and saves percentage while being tied

for third in shutouts (6) and tied for fourth in saves (52)… made her

Hawkeye debut, playing the second half at Rutgers (3/18)… made her

fi rst career start at Maryland (3/21), making three saves in a 1-0 over-

time victory – Iowa’s fi rst of the season… named Big Ten Freshman

of Week on March 22 after going 1-0 with six saves in her fi rst career

action… also notched a shutout in the 1-0 win over Purdue (3/28),

making six saves… went 5-1-0 with four consecutive shutouts in the

postseason with victories over Illinois, Minnesota, Penn State, Wisconsin

and Campbell… made a career-high nine saves in the 1-0 win the

Nittany Lions (4/15)… made fi ve saves in the Big Ten Tournament

championship game win over Wisconsin (4/18)… it was the fi rst Big

Ten title in program history… made three saves in the NCAA Tourna-

ment victory – the fi rst in school history — over Campbell (4/30)…

allowed just three goals over the fi rst 864 minutes of her career in goal.

High School — Played U14, U16, U17, and U18 for the Elite Club

National League… was a national fi nalist and Mid-Atlantic Conference

champion in U14, team captain for U16, U17, and U18… national Top

4 and Ohio Valley Conference champions in U18… played for Ohio

Premier Soccer Club from U12 to present… two-time second-team All-

OCC selection… two-time team MVP and team captain… was second

on team in goals as a junior… helped team to a conference title and

district fi nals appearance as a senior… holds school record for quickest

goal — scoring four seconds in… Honors Plus Honors as a ninth grad-

er… Magna Cum Laude honoree in 11th grade, and Summa Cum Laude

honoree as a senior… high school coach was Becky Alcox… club coach

were William Gage and Chris King.

Personal — Born Sept. 25, 2001, in Columbus, Ohio… daughter

of Mike and Lisa Enneking… has two siblings, Dustin Gigandet and

Maxwell Enneking… majoring in neuroscience.

CAREER STATISTICS

Yr. GP GS MIN GA GAA SV SV% W L T SHO

2020 11 10 954.22 5 0.48 52 .912 7 3 0 6

TOTALS 11 10 954.22 5 0.48 52 .912 7 3 0 6

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MEET THE HAWKEYES

#6 RIELEE FETTY5-6, So., MClarkston, Mich.Clarkston

2020 Honors – President’s List honoree

during the spring semester… named to

the Dean’s List during the fall and spring

semesters. 2020 – Saw action in all 17

games with 16 starts… logged 1,507

minutes, where she attempted eight shots… played 90 or more minutes

in 12 games… helped Iowa post six shutouts.

High School — Played for the Nationals Union Soccer Club… was on

top scorers list as a freshman and a state, regional, and national champi-

on… national fi nalist as a sophomore… four-time travel team cap-

tain… attended U.S. Pool National Team trainings… high school MVP as

a freshman… also was all-conference and all-district after being team’s

leading scorer… also ran track and played basketball… member of the

Honor Roll from eighth to 12th grade… high school coach was Damian

Huff er… club coach was Henry Steinwasher.

Personal — Born June 21, 2002… daugther of Seth and Brandy

Fetty… father played football at Anderson University, mother played

volleyball at Macomb Community College… has three younger siblings,

Ryann, Landen, and Cullen… grandfather, David Brown, played football

at Saginaw Valley; uncle, Brent Brown, played football at Northwood Uni-

versity, uncle, Ben Brown, played football at Central Michigan, and aunt,

Felica Cooper, played basketball at Oliver College… majoring in health &

human physiology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 17 16 0 0 0 8 .000 3 .375 0 0-0 1506.89

TOTALS 17 16 0 0 0 8 .000 3 .375 0 0-0 1506.89


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#10 ALEISHA GANIEF5-10, So., F/DVancouver, British Columbia, CanadaBurnaby Central Secondary School

2020 Honors – Named to FTF Canada

NCAA All-Canadian Freshman Second

Team. 2020 – Appeared in 16 games with

14 starts… logged 1,191 minutes as a defender… attempted three shot

attempts… key member of Iowa defense that posted six shutouts…

played 90 or more minutes in fi ve games.

High School — Made the U20 Canadian National Team for the England

Tour where she received her fi rst CAP for Canada… was a Canadian Youth

National Team camp player in U17, U20… played for the Vancouver

Whitecaps Girls Elite REX program and BC Team from 2013-16… earned

academic honors from grades 8-12 and named to Principle’s List in ninth

and 10th grade.

Personal — Born Feb. 10, 2002, in Vancouver, B.C… daughter of

Muchtar and Grace Ganief… father is head coach at BCSPL… majoring

in biology.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 16 14 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1190.72

TOTALS 16 14 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 1190.72


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#14 MEIKE INGLES5-2, So., FShelby Township, Mich.Utica Eisenhower

2020 Honors – Big Ten Tournament

Most Outstanding Off ensive Player… Big

Ten All-Tournament team selection…

selected to Top Drawer Soccer Freshman

Best XI First Team… named to Top Draw-

er Soccer National Team of Week on April 20 and to Top Drawer Soccer

honorable mention National Team of the Week on May 4… voted

Iowa’s Off ensive Player of the Year. 2020 – Appeared in all 17 games

with 14 starts… scored a team-high four goals and had one assist for

nine points… attempted 38 shots – second most on the team – with

22 being on goal… logged 1,295 minutes… all four goals came in

the postseason with three being game-winners… scored her fi rst

career goal in overtime in Iowa’s Big Ten Regional win over third-seeded

Illinois (4/8)… scored the game-winner in Iowa’s 2-0 victory over Min-

nesota in the Big Ten Regional fi nal… found the back of the net for the

game-winner in the Big Ten Tournament semifi nal win at No. 4 Penn

State (4/15)… it was Iowa’s fi rst ever road win in Happy Valley and the

highest ranked opponent Iowa has defeated in school history… tallied

an assist on Jenny Cape’s game-winner in the Big Ten Tournament title

game against Wisconsin (4/18)… netted her fourth goal in the NCAA

Second Round matchup against No. 3 UCLA (4/30)… played 90 or more

minutes twice.

High School — 2017 National Championships Best 11… ODP Nation-

al Camp (2014, 2015, 2016)… ODP Regional Team (2014-16)… 2014

& 2015 Super Y Best of 11 and 2014 ODP/Super Y Camp MVP… Super Y

National Champions (2014, 2015)… National Champions (2017); State

Cup Champions (2014, 2015, 2017, 2020); State Cup fi nalist (2012,

2013, 2016); Regional Champions (2016, 2017)… played for Nationals

Union Soccer Club team from 2017 to present… also played for AC

Milan from 2011-16 and on Gators from 2007-11… second-team

all-state, MAC Most Valuable Player, and named Best Off ensive Player

as a sophomore after scoring 26 goals and registering 10 assists… also

named to all-regional and all-conference teams… two-time all-district

and all-county selection… named Impact Freshman… led team to

two conference titles and a 2017 district championship… also played

basketball, where she was a 2017-18 district champion… was named

team’s best defensive player… high school coach was Makrdad Nekoo-

gas… club coach was Henry Steinwasher.

Personal — Born Aug. 27, 2002, in Detroit… daughter of Theresa

Subastian and Greg Subastian and Don Ingles… has three older sib-

lings, Alyesa, Brooke, and Donnie… University College open major.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 17 14 4 1 9 38 .105 22 .579 3 0-0 1295.04

TOTALS 17 14 4 1 9 38 .105 22 .579 3 0-0 1295.04

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#32 MAGGIE JOHNSTON5-6, So., M/FCorona, Calif.Santiago


List during the fall semester. 2020 – Saw

action in nine games with six starts…

attempted seven shots with fi ve being on

goal… logged 595 minutes… started

the fi rst six games… missed the fi nal seven games because of injury.

High School — Played nine years for BYSC Corona United… invited

two years to a U.S. National Training Center and four times to the Cal

South ODP… second-team all-conference selection as a junior…

two-time team captain… had the highest GPA in the district for soccer

in 2016-17 and 2017-18… three-time Gold Honoral for posting a 4.0

grade point average.

Personal — Born May 12, 2002… daughter of Darin and Melissa

Johnston… has a twin sister, Ashby, and an older sister Tannor…

majoring in pre-business.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 9 6 0 0 0 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-0 594.86

TOTALS 9 6 0 0 0 7 .000 5 .714 0 0-0 594.86

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#3 DAISY LIGHT5-10, RS So., FLouisville, Colo.Monarch




2020 – Redshirted... did not see any game

action.

2019 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List for fall and spring semesters.

2019 — Saw action in three games, logging 34 minutes.

High School — CHSSA All-State honorable mention and BOCO Preps

fi rst-team all-region as a senior… two-time all-conference selection,

earning fi rst-team honors as a senior and second-team as a junior… two-

time team captain… high school Golden Boot winner as a freshman…

played for the Broomfi eld Blast O1G Prestige from 2016-19… top goal

scorer for 2016 club season… 2016 and 2017 State Cup champions,

2018 State Cup fi nalist, 2018 Region Four quarterfi nalist, and 2018 Vegas

Showcase Team MVP… Academic Honor Roll all four years… academic

letterwinner from 2015-19… CHSAA fi rst-team Academic all-state as

a senior… Front Range League All-Academic team in 2019… second

place at scholastic art contest in 2018… junior/senior Senate member…

National Science Honor Society… high school coach was Troy Tewalt…

club coach as Megan Remec.

Personal — Born July 12, 2001, in Boulder, Colorado… daughter of

Sam and Jessie Light… has three brothers, Charlie, Gus, and Wally…

uncles, William Light and David Light, played football at Bucknell and

Duquesne, respectively… majoring in speech and hearing science.

CAREER STATISTICS


2019 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 34.04

2020 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --

TOTALS 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 34.04

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#12 JALYN MOSLEY5-8, So., DIrvine, Calif.Prospect (Ill.)

Hawk Item — Graduated early and

joined the program in Jan., 2020.

2020 – Appeared in six games with

three starts… logged 191 minutes…

attempted two shots, including one on goal… made her fi rst career

start against Minnesota (3/13)… suff ered a season-ending knee injury

at Maryland (3/21).

High School — Two-time Illinois ODP state team and two-time ODP

regional pool player… played for FC United Development Academic

as sophomore and junior, where she was team captain… competed

for Eclipse Select North (ECNL) as a senior… team captain… played

for Lake Forest Soccer Association as freshman… team captain…

all-conference and team MVP as a freshman in high school… earned

High Honors and Honor Roll selection from 2016-19… member of

Student Council… high school coach was Tom Froats… club coaches

were Mostafa Edders, Fabrice Gautrat, and John Soltani.

Personal — Born March 31, 2020… daughter of Emmett and Cindy

Mosley… mother was a midfi elder at Notre Dame… father played

football as a running back/receiver at Notre Dame… two aunts,

Kimberly Daws and Snow Brenner, and an uncle, Johnny Tyler, played

collegiate soccer at Duke, and uncle, Chester Burnett, played football at

Arizona before playing in the National Football League for the Redskins,

Jaguars, and Browns… has three younger siblings, Emmett V, Trent,

and Grant… enterprise leadership major.

CAREER STATISTICS


2020 6 3 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 191.41

TOTALS 6 3 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-0 191.41

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#0 SABRINA SHAW5-9, RS So., GKZionsville, Ind.Zionsville Community

2020 Honors — Academic All-Big Ten…

named to the Dean’s List during the fall and

spring semesters. 2020 — Did not see any

game action.

2019 Honors — Named to the Dean’s List for the spring semester. 2019 —

Redshirted… did not see any game action.

High School — Second-team all-state and fi rst-team all-conference as a ju-

nior… twice named Max Preps Player of the Week and was also Indianapolis

News Player of the Week… had a career-high 20 saves in one game… team

captain as a senior… recipient of Mental Attitude Award… made 101 saves

and posted seven shutouts as a junior… went 8-6-4 and posted a 1.16 goals

against average… led team to 2015 sectional championship and a regional

runner-up… Defensive Player of the Year as a sophomore… played club

soccer for ZYSA from 2007-15, FC Pride, ECNL, from 2015-2019, and FC Pride,

WPSL, from 2017-2019… two-time academic all-state honoree… member

of the National Honor Society… High Honor Roll recipient all four years…

high school coach was Ramon Aguillon… club coach was Matt Blackbourne.

Personal — Born Dec. 10, 2000… daughter of Michael and Traci Shaw…

has a younger brother, Gavin… majoring in health and human physiology.

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#00 BLYTHE BRAUN5-8, Fr., GKDowners Grove, Ill.Downers Grove North

High School – Illinois ODP State Team in

2019-20… selected for the 2020 Midwest

ODP Regional Pool… U19 Presidents

Cup fi nalist in 2018 with Team Chicago

SC… three-time Max Preps Player of the

Game in 2019… Road Runner SC Gold Glove Award recipient… competed

internationally in 2018 with Road Runners SC in France, Belgium, and the

Netherlands… played for Road Runners SC (2014-18), Team Chicago (2018-

19), and Lyons Township (2019-21)… freshman team captain and senior

team captain at Downers Grove High School… made 103 saves in 18 games

as sophomore… National Honor Society (2020-21) and Honor Roll (2017-

21)… high school coaches were Brian Papa and Christine Tomek… club

coach is John Koeune.

Personal – Born April 17, 2003, in Hinsdale, Illinois… daughter of Jennifer

Braun… has an older sister, Gillian… majoring in international business.

#31 ADDIE BUNDY5-7, Fr., MFort Collins, Colo.Rocky Mountain

High School — Was the 10th-ranked play-

er in the Rocky Mountains and Southwest

by Top Drawer Soccer… also rated as the

94th-ranked player in its top-150 players…

played for the Colorado ODP team and was

a U.S. Soccer Training invitee… U16/U17 Development Academy National

Champions… 2021 team captain… attended U15 National Team Training

Camp in Nov. 2017 and U14 National Team Training Camp in March 2014…

played for Real Colorado from 2017-21… National Honor Society from

2018-20…. National Business Honor Society… graduated with honors…

received endorsement of academic merit and member of the Mu Alpha Theta

(math Honor Society) and TRI-M Music Honor Society… was all-state in

choir… club coaches were Jared Spires and Lorne Donaldson.

Personal — Born March 8, 2002… daughter of Jay and Lora Bundy…

has an older sister, Rylee… uncle, Jeff rey Bundy, played collegiate soccer at

Grand Canyon… majoring in business/fi nance.

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#17 DELANEY HOLTEYF, Fr., FCedar Rapids, IowaJohn F. Kennedy

High School – Mississippi Valley Conference

Athlete of the Year as a senior after scoring

24 goals and tallying two assists… IGCA 3A

Second-Team all-state selection… IGHSSCA

3A honorable mention honoree… Gatorade

Player of the Year nominee as a senior…

All-Metro Co-Athlete of the Year in 2021… two-time All-Mississippi Valley

Conference selection, earning fi rst-team honors as a senior following sec-

ond-team honors as a junior… two-time Class 3A East all-district honoree,

earning fi rst-team honors as a senior… fi rst-team all-Metro honoree as a

senior; second-team All-Metro as a freshman… Kennedy team MVP as a

senior… fi nished career with 37 goals… received the David Erienne Award

and Be Uncommon Award as a senior… scored 11 goals and had six assists

in leading team to an 11-3 record as a freshman… had two goals and three

assists as a sophomore… competed for the Iowa Olympic Development

Program from 2015-20… played for the Heartland Soccer Club from 2009-

13, F.C. United from 2013-19, and the Iowa Rush from 2019-21… earned

Mississippi Valley All-Academic honors… four-time Academic Athlete Award

recipient… National Honor Society… received academic honors with dis-

tinction… scored in 90th percentile and above on Iowa assessment tests…

named outstanding science scholar, outstanding world language scholar and

outstanding social studies scholar… high school coaches were Homer Screws

and Annie Feltes… club coaches were Bill Ajram (F.C. United) and Daryl

Brazeau (Iowa Rush).

Personal – Born April 12, 2003, in St. Louis, Missouri… daughter of Chris

and Amanda Holtey… has a younger brother, Caden… majoring in health

and human physiology.

#29 ANNIKA KASSENBROCK5-1, Fr., DLongmont, Colo.Silver Creek

High School — First-team all-state

selection and conference Player of the

Year honoree as a senior after scoring

16 goals and tallying 13 assists for 45

points… named team MVP as a senior

and recipient of the Golden Boot and Sliv-

er Boot Awards… second-team all-state as a sophomore after scoring nine

goals and tallying 16 assists… Silver Boot recipient as freshman and soph-

omore… scored 40 career goals and had 35 assists for 85 career points…

team fi nished 16-1-2 as a freshman, 17-1-1 as a sophomore and 9-1-0 as

a senior… two-time 4A Northern Conference champion and two-time 4A

state semifi nalist… played for Real Colorado Soccer Club from 2018-21 and

Real Girls ECNL… Academic All-State and Honor Roll all four years… high

school coach was Rob Johnson… club coach was Sean Dedycker.

Personal — Born June 30, 2003, in Fort Collins, Colorado… daughter of

Brad and Alicia Kassenbrock… has four siblings, Noe, Kai, Kobe and Stel-

lan… majoring in biology.

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#20 ALYSSA KELLAR5-7, Fr., MTreynor, IowaTreynor

High School – First-team all-state and Des

Moines Register Elite Team selection as a

senior after scoring 37 goals and tallying 10

assists… two-time second-team all-state

and Des Moines Register All-Iowa Team

selection… three-time fi rst-team all-conference and all-district honor-

ee… led team to the school’s fi rst ever state appearance… led team to

three Western Iowa Conference titles… team captain as a sophomore and

senior… led team to a 17-1 record as freshman and 12-3 mark as sopho-

more… scored 33 goals and had 17 assists as freshman, fi nishing second in

points (83) for all classes in the state, and 25 goals and 15 assists as sopho-

more… school record holder for goals and points in a season and career…

played for Gretna Elite Academy (2012-present) and Gretna Elite Academy

ECNL 02… captained the 2020 Nebraska State Cup fi nalist team… 2019

Nebraska State champions… 2018-19 ECNL North American Cup Playoff s

runner-up… 2013 Nebraska State Cup Finalist… also excelled in softball

and basketball… second-team all-state and three-time all-conference

infi elder in softball… led team to state tournament as a junior where she

posted the second-best single-season batting average in school history…

led the basketball team to state tournament as a freshman… three-year

academic letter and four-year Honor Roll recipient… high school coach was

Shane Jacobsen… club coach was Marcus Kelcher.

Personal – Born Nov. 29, 2002, in Council Bluff s, Iowa… daughter of Mitch

and Heather Kellar… has an older sister, Alexis, and two younger brothers,

Andrew and Aiden… sister played college soccer at Iowa Western Communi-

ty College… undecided on major.

#18 COURTNEY POWELL5-4, GS, FLa Porte City, IowaUnion Iowa State

At Iowa State (2019) — Played in and

started all 18 games as a junior … played

1,327 minutes, at both forward and in the

midfi eld … was Iowa State’s team leader in

both points (8) and goals (4) … scored fi rst goal of season in Iowa State’s 2-1

overtime win at SIUE … led the team in both shots (29) and shots on goal

(13) … played a career-high 103 minutes vs. Texas Tech … scored a goal

and took a season-high four shots at Kansas State… Academic All-Big 12

Second Team selection.

At Iowa State (2018) — Appeared in and started all 20 games at forward

… played 1,354 minutes … tied for second on the team with three goals

scored … totaled seven points on the season … scored the game-winning

goal in Iowa State’s season-opener vs. South Dakota State … also scored

goals vs. Milwaukee and Baylor … tallied fi rst career assist at Oklahoma …

played a season-high 92 minutes vs. Missouri.

At Iowa State (2017) — Played in all 18 games, starting two … recorded

861 minutes of action at the forward position … ranked second on the team

with fi ve points … scored goals against Minnesota and UMKC … had an

assist vs. Oklahoma State … had 23 shots with a team-leading 15 shots on

goal.

High School — Two-time letterwinner with one season remaining … led

the state of Iowa in goals scored in 2014 and 2015 … had 111 goals in two

seasons … team qualifi ed for state in 2015 … didn’t play junior season

because she ran track instead … state champion in the 4×100 and medalist

in the 400m dash … played club soccer for CRSA, winning State Cup Champi-

onship in 2011, 2013 and 2015.

Personal — Agricultural studies major.

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#26 KENZIE ROLING5-6, Fr., F/MWaverly, IowaWaverly-Shell Rock

High School – Gatorade Player of the

Year as a senior… named Miss Soccer as a

senior… Des Moines Register Elite 11 Se-

lection as a sophomore and senior… three-

time all-state, all-district, and all-Northeast

Iowa Conference selection… state All-Tournament team captain as a

senior… two-time state all-tournament team selection… led team to state

championship as a senior — the fi rst in school history… scored four goals in

the state title game in the 5-1 victory… also helped team to two state run-

ner-up fi nishes… team was 20-1-0 as a freshman, 17-2-0 as a sophomore

and 14-2 as a senior… three-time conference champion… Gatorade Player

of the Year nominee as a junior… scored 30 goals (on 55 shots) and had 12

assists as a freshman, 38 goals and eight assists as a sophomore and 76 goals

as a senior… holds career (176) and single season (76) goal records at Wa-

verly-Shell Rock (in three seasons due to COVID)… holds the single-season

points record for the state of Iowa with 169 points… three-time club state

champion for the Iowa Rush Soccer Club… regional fi nalist as a sopho-

more… competed at Nationals… two-time Regional ODP team member…

four-time Iowa Rush team captain… Beep Test record holder for Iowa Rush

Soccer Club… also was an all-conference guard in basketball, helping team

to two conference titles and two state tournament appearances… was the

team’s highest scoring and highest assisting freshman… National Honor

Society… All-Academic First Team selection in 2021… 2021 Winter-Spring

All-American… four-time Dean’s List honoree… ranked No. 1 in her class…

high school coach is Lauren Greiner; club coach is Daryl Brazaeu.

Personal – Born on April 2, 2003, in Waterloo, Iowa… daughter of Brad and

Amy Roling… has a younger brother, Brady… grandfather, Jerry Roling,

played football at Northern Iowa, and uncle, Nick Ratchford, played football

at Coe College… majoring in human physiology.

#15 MIAH SCHUELLER5-6, Fr., DNorthville, Mich.Northville

High School — Did not play high

school soccer… played for the Michi-

gan Hawks year round… team was a

national fi nalist… fi nished runner-up

in conference each year… received Ac-

ademic Excellence Award all four years… club coach was Michele Krizisnik.

Personal — Born Feb. 10, 2003, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin… daughter of

Scott and Lynn Schueller… has two younger siblings, Trevor and Nora…

both parents are University of Iowa graduates.

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#11 ALYSSA WALKER5-10, GS, FCenterville, OhioCentervilleRichmond

At Richmond (2020) — Played and

started all eight games as a forward… led

the team with 21 shots, including four on

goal… scored a goal against George Mason

off a header… fourth on the team in minutes played (583).

At Richmond (2019) — Second-team Atlantic-10 All-Conference selec-

tion… appeared in 17 of 18 games, making 17 starts as a forward… scored

the game-winning goal against VCU… fi nished fi rst in the A-10 in goals

with 11… led the team with a career-high 11 goals and 25 points (11 goals,

three assists)… scored two goals, including the game-tying goal at Coastal

Carolina on Sept. 15… fi nished the season in style with a hat-trick on Senior

Day against Saint Joseph’s… led the team with 35 shots, with 20 on goal.

At Richmond (2018) — Sat out season due to injury.

At Richmond (2017) — Appeared in 16 games, making 11 starts…

fi nished second on the team with six points on two goals and two assists…

took 33 shots, also good for second on the team… scored fi rst goal of the

season in 2-1 loss at JMU (8/27)… second goal came in 2-1 loss to Elon

(9/7)… logged assists vs. Old Dominion (9/17) and at St. Bonaventure

(9/24).

At Richmond (2016) — Named to the Atlantic 10 All-Rookie Team… one

of three Spiders to start all 19 games… scored fi ve goals and added two

assists to fi nish third on the team with 12 points… fi ve goals were good for

third on the team… logged 28 shots, 18 of which were on goal… scored

two game-winners, against Holy Cross in overtime (9/2) and La Salle (10/20).

High School — Three-year varsity starter at Centerville High… earned All-

State honors in 2015… fi rst-team Miami Valley 2014 and 2015… named

to GWOC All-Conference and GWOC Central fi rst team in 2014 and 2015…

named Off ensive Player of the Year in 2014 and 2015… led the team in

scoring in 2013, 2014 and 2015… GWOC sixth Stats Leader in 2013, fourth

Stats Leader in 2014 and seventh Stats Leader in 2015… led Elks to District

titles and GWOC titles in 2014 and 2015 and to the District fi nals in 2013…

at the Club level, team fi nished with ECNL Championships ranks of No. 8 in

2013 and No. 30 in 2014, and No. 7 in 2016… ranked No. 34 in the 2015

ECNL North American League… team had a 2013 Top Drawer Soccer rank of

No. 11, a 2014 Top Drawer Soccer rank of No. 25 and a 2016 Top Drawer Soccer

rank of No. 17… also lettered one year in both track and basketball… track

relay teams won GWOC 4x200m and 4x100m relays and fi nished second in

the 4×200 at districts and fi fth at regionals… fi nished sixth in the GWOC

and fourth in the district in the in the 200m dash, qualifying for the Regional

200m Open… National Honor Society member, Scholar Athlete and 3-sport

varsity letter award recipient… head coach was Jim Gobrail.

Personal — Daughter of Chris and Carie Walker… has three siblings, Zack,

Cameron and Alex.

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ALL-REGION FIRST TEAMCloe Lacasse __________________________ 2014

Melanie Pickert ________________________ 2014

ALL-REGION SECOND TEAMCloe Lacasse ________________________ 2012-13

Melanie Pickert ________________________ 2013

Natalie Winters ________________________ 2019

ALL-REGION THIRD TEAMJenna Aleo ___________________________ 2010

Sarah Lynch ________________________ 1999-01

Morgan Showalter ______________________ 2011

Alex Melin ___________________________ 2013

Natalie Winters ________________________ 2018

FIRST-TEAM ALL-BIG TENSarah Lynch ________________________ 1999-01

Cloe Lacasse __________________________ 2014

Melanie Pickert ________________________ 2014

SECOND-TEAM ALL-BIG TENJulie Atkocaitis ________________________ 2000

Cloe Lacasse __________________________ 2013

Melanie Pickert ________________________ 2013

Katelyn Quinn _________________________ 2003


Britta Vogele __________________________ 2002

Kate Walse ___________________________ 2000

Natalie Winters ________________________ 2019

THIRD-TEAM ALL-BIG TENNatalie Winters ______________________ 2017-18

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYERMacy Enneking ________________________ 2020

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MOST OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYERMeike Ingles __________________________ 2020

BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMHannah Clark _________________________ 2014

Macy Enneking ________________________ 2020

Meike Ingles __________________________ 2020

Cloe Lacasse __________________________ 2014

Hailey Rydberg ________________________ 2020

Samantha Tawharu ______________________ 2020

Riley Whitaker _________________________ 2019

BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAMCaitlin Brown _________________________ 2011

Macy Enneking ________________________ 2020

Gianna Gourley ________________________ 2019

Jade Grimm __________________________ 2009

Cloe Lacasse __________________________ 2011

Amanda Lulek _________________________ 2013

Emily Moran __________________________ 2008

Katelyn Quinn _________________________ 2002


Natalie Winters ________________________ 2016

Kristin Zoelle __________________________ 2002

BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEARStephanie Gabbert ______________________ 1999

BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEKKate Walse _____________________ Sept. 22, 1997

Kate Walse _____________________ Sept. 14, 1998

Sarah Lynch _____________________ Sept. 6, 1999

Missy Wickart _____________________ Oct. 4, 1999

Linzy Wolman ____________________Aug. 28, 2000

Sarah Lynch _____________________ Oct. 16, 2000

BIG TEN OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKSarah Lynch _____________________ Oct. 22, 2001

Katelyn Quinn _____________________Nov. 4, 2003

Stephanie Hyink__________________ Sept. 15, 2008

Alyscha Mottershead _______________ Sept. 14, 2009

Keli McLaughlin __________________ Sept. 21, 2009

Cloe Lacasse ______________________Nov. 4, 2013

Cloe Lacasse _____________________ Oct. 20,2014

Karly Stuenkel ____________________ Sept. 6, 2016

Devin Burns _____________________ Sept. 5, 2017

Hannah Drkulec __________________ Sept. 17, 2019

BIG TEN DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEKBritta Vogele _____________________ Sept. 2, 2002

Britta Vogele _____________________ Oct. 14, 2002

Britta Vogele _____________________ Oct. 28, 2002

Britta Vogele ______________________Nov. 4, 2002

Stephanie Swanson _________________Nov. 5, 2007

Emily Moran _____________________Aug. 22, 2011

Morgan Showalter _________________ Oct. 31, 2011

Hannah Clark _____________________ Oct. 1, 2012

Hannah Clark ____________________ Sept. 3, 2013

Hannah Clark ____________________ Sep. 22,2014

HONOR ROLL

SARAH LYNCH

CLOE LACASSE

MELANIE PICKERT

MORGAN SHOWALTER

ALEX MELIN

NATALIE WINTERS


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Claire Graves _____________________ Oct. 10, 2017

Morgan Kemerling _________________ Oct. 16, 2018

Hannah Drkulec ___________________Aug. 27, 2019

Hannah Drkulec __________________ Sept. 10, 2019

Hannah Drkulec ____________________ Oct. 8, 2019

BIG TEN GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEKClaire Graves _____________________Aug. 21, 2018

Claire Graves ____________________ Sept. 10, 2019

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE WEEKAlyscha Mottershead _______________ Sept. 14, 2009

Cloe Lacasse _____________________ Sept. 5, 2011

Cloe Lacasse ____________________ Sept. 12, 2011

Meg Goodson ___________________ Sept. 24, 2012

Hannah Clark _____________________ Oct. 1, 2012

Hannah Clark _____________________ Oct. 8, 2012

Alina Magruder ___________________Aug. 25, 2015

Olivia Fiegel _____________________ Oct. 13, 2016

Gianna Gourley ____________________ Oct. 8, 2019

Macy Enneking __________________ March 22, 2021

MADNESS ALL-BIG TEN FIRST TEAMDana Dalrymple ________________________ 2012

Cloe Lacasse __________________________ 2012

TOPDRAWERSOCCER.COM

FRESHMAN BEST XI FIRST TEAMMeike Ingles __________________________ 2020

FORWARD OF THE WEEKCloe Lacasse __________________________________ 2012

NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEKHannah Drkulec ___________________________Sept. 17, 2019

Claire Graves (HM) _________________________Sept. 10, 2019

Isabella Blackman (HM) _______________________ Oct. 9, 2019

Meike Ingles _____________________________ April 20, 2021

Meike Ingles (HM) __________________________ May 4, 2021

SOCCER BUZZ HONORS

SOCCER BUZZ, FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA First Team

Sarah Lynch __________________________________ 1999

Kate Walse ___________________________________ 1997

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICA HONORABLE MENTIONKatelyn Quinn _________________________________ 2002

ALL-REGIONAL SECOND TEAMSarah Lynch ________________________________ 1999-00

ALL-REGIONAL THIRD TEAMClaire Goldenberg _______________________________ 2007

Sarah Lynch __________________________________ 2001

Katelyn Quinn _________________________________ 2003

Kate Walse ___________________________________ 1999

ALL-FRESHMAN REGIONAL TEAMJulie Atkocaitis ________________________________ 1999

Sarah Lynch __________________________________ 1999

Katelyn Quinn _________________________________ 2002

Kristin Zoelle __________________________________ 2002

SOCCER BUZZ, ALL-NATIONAL FIRST TEAM FOR FIRST-YEAR PROGRAMSGabe Mauren _________________________________ 1997

Jenna Sorensen ________________________________ 1997

Kate Walse ___________________________________ 1997

SOCCER BUZZ, ALL-NATIONAL SECOND TEAM FOR FIRST-YEAR PROGRAMSMarcy Nelson _________________________________ 1997

Beth Oldenburg ________________________________ 1997

SOCCER BUZZ, COACH OF THE YEAR FOR FIRST-YEAR PROGRAMSStephanie Gabbert ______________________________ 1997

SOCCER BUZZ, BEST FIRST-YEAR PROGRAMIowa ______________________________________ 1997

SOCCER BUZZ, ELITE TEAM OF THE WEEKClaire Goldenberg (Defender) ________________________ 2006

NATIONAL IOWA VARSITY CLUB ATHLETICS HALL OF FAMESarah Lynch _____________________________Inducted 2018

HONOR ROLL


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Bianca Acuario_____________________2019Allie Adam _____________________2011-12Jenna Aleo _____________________2009-10Skylar Alward ___________________ 2019Rachele Armand ___________________2017Julie Atkocaitis __________________2000-01Lisa Audino ______________________1999Brooke Backes ___________________2013-15Avery Bang _______________________2003Shelly Batra ____________________1998-00Kiley Beck _____________________2012-14Isabella Blackman ________________2017-19Sydney Blitchok __________________2017-19Lindsey Boldt ___________________2005-07Jody Bolluyt ______________________1997Lana Bonekemper __________________2013Caitlin Brown ___________________2012-14Corey Burns ________________ 2014, 2016-17Devin Burns ____________________2017-19Riley Burns ___________________ 2019-20Jenny Cape ___________________ 2019-20Samantha Cary __________________ 2020Ashley Catrell ___________________2011-13Stefani Campbell ___________________2010Erica Clausen ____________________2007-09Katie Clymer ______________________2002Samantha Cramin ________________ 2020Katie Danaher ___________________1999-00Dana Dalrymple __________________2010-12Audra Dondlinger ___________________1998Hannah Drkulec __________________2017-19Kali Feiereisel ___________________2008-10Kelsie Full _____________________2005-07Nicole Gatens ___________________2001-03Abby Gierke ____________________2005-07Claire Goldenberg _________________2004-07Gianna Gourley ____________________2020Claire Graves ____________________2017-19Jade Grimm ____________________2010-12Tory Harman ____________________2014-16Kaleigh Haus ____________________2016-19Mandy Heimann ___________________2008Olivia Hellweg ___________________ 2020Liz Hendel _____________________2000-01

Chelsey Henry _____________________2016Chrissy Howard __________________1999-01Marissa Hurt ________________ 2011, 2013-14Stephanie Hyink ____________________2008Jenny Hyngstrom ___________________1999Jamie Jorgensen _________________2000-01Jackie Kaeding _________________ 2006-09Melisa Kaetterhenry _______________2004-07Morgan Kemerling ________________2016-18Sarah Kiefer ____________________1998-00Laren Kriner ____________________1999-00Natalie Krygier ____________________2016Kat Lewis ______________________2010-12Sarah Langlas ___________________2009-11Laura Lainson ___________________2016-17Aubree Larson ___________________2015-17Natalie Lencioni __________________2003-05Daisy Light _____________________ 2020Amanda Lulek _____________________2016Kari Lundberg _____________________1997Sarah Lynch ______________________2001Stephanie Lynch _________________2000-01Amanda Martin __________________2008-10Natalie Massa _____________________2020Lindsey May ______________________2001Sarah Mazur ____________________2013-15Kelsey McCarron__________________2007-09Alex Melin _____________________2011-12Julia Meyer _______________________1997Michelle Mobily __________________1999-01Kitty Montgomery ________________2003-04Emily Moran ______________________2009Leah Moss ___________________ 2017, 2019Katie Mulvahill __________________2005-06Katie Nasenbenny ________________2011-14Adrianna Naumoski _____________ 2019-20Grace Necker __________________ 2019-20Jistine Oates ____________________1999-00Beth Oldenburg __________________1998-00Melanie Pickert ________________ 2012, 2014Katie Poole _____________________2001-03Lindsey Phillips ____________________2004Teesa Price _______________________2003Katelyn Quinn ___________________2002-05

Karsen Rauch _____________________2016Amber Reed ______________________1997Emma Rigby ______________________2016Rose Ripslinger __________________2015-18Hannah Rittenhouse _________________2020Hailey Rydberg ________________ 2019-20Sam Schroder _____________________2020Emily Scott _______________________2014Diane Senkowski ___________________2020Alexandria Seydel _________________2007-09Sabrina Shaw ___________________ 2020Morgan Showalter __________________2009Zoey Slettehaugh _________________2018-19Nicole Slevin ____________________2007-09Katie Smeltzer ________________ 2006, 2008Jenna Sorensen ____________________1997Elizabeth Stam ____________________2016Whitney Strain __________________2003-05Karly Stuenkel _____________________2017Jenny Sturm ____________________1998-00Stephanie Swanson ________________2008-10Samantha Tawharu _______________ 2020Meredith Taylor ____________________1999Ellen Thompson __________________1998-00Gabrielle Tinner __________________2009-11Emma Tokuyama _________________2018-19Abbey Toureene ____________________2016Britta Vogele ____________________2003-04Margit Vogele _____________________2004Kirsten Wander ____________________1997Sabrina Wander ____________________1999Kate Walse _______________________1998Sara Wheaton _________________ 2019-20Riley Whitaker ________________ 2019-20Kim White _______________________2009Missy Wickart ___________________1999-00Monica Wilhelm _______________ 2019-20Heather Windsor _________________2008-09Linzy Wolman ___________________2000-01Katherine Woodruff ________________2015-17Jess Yagla ________________________2011Kristin Zoelle ______________________2003

Bianca Acuario_____________________2020

Allie Adam _____________________2012-13

Jenna Aleo _______________________2011

Brooke Backes _____________________2014

Kiley Beck _______________________2013

Isabella Blackman ________________2019-20

Sydney Blitchok __________________2017-19

Caitlin Brown ___________________2013-14

Devin Burns ______________________2020

Riley Burns _______________________2021

Jenny Cape _____________________2020-21

Samantha Cary ____________________2021

Erica Clausen ______________________2010

Hannah Drkulec __________________2017-20

Kali Feiereisel ___________________2010-11

Claire Graves ____________________2017-20

Jade Grimm ____________________2011-13

Kaleigh Haus ____________________2016-20

Tory Harman ____________________2015-16

Morgan Kemerling ______________ 2016-2019

Laura Lainson ___________________2016-18

Sarah Langlas _____________________2010

Aubree Larson ___________________2015-16

Daisy Light _______________________2021

Amanda Martin ____________________2011

Sarah Mazur ____________________2014-15

Katie Nasenbenny ________________2012-14

Adrianna Naumoski________________2020-21

Grace Necker ____________________2020-21

Rose Ripslinger ____________________2019

Hailey Rydberg ____________________2020

Diane Senkowski ___________________2021

Zoey Slettehaugh _________________2019-20

Stephanie Swanson ________________2010-11

Samantha Tawharu __________________2021

ACADEMIC ALL BIG TEN

B1G DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS (AWARDED SINCE 2008-09)


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FIRST-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANKaleigh Haus ________________________________ 2018-19

Hannah Drkulec ________________________________ 2019

SECOND-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANHannah Drkulec ________________________________ 2019

FIRST-TEAM ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICTHannah Drkulec ______________________________ 2018-19

Jade Grimm __________________________________ 2012

Kaleigh Haus ________________________________ 2018-19

Sarah Mazur __________________________________ 2014

Katie Nasenbenny ______________________________ 2013

NSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-REGIONIsabella Blackman ______________________________ 2019

Caitlin Brown _________________________________ 2014

Hannah Drkulec ________________________________ 2019

Claire Graves __________________________________ 2019

Emily Scott ___________________________________ 2014

UNITED SOCCER TEAM ACADEMIC AWARD1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

KALEIGH HAUS

HANNAH DRKULEC

ISABELLA BLACKMAN

CAITLIN BROWN

CLAIRE GRAVES

EMILY SCOTT

ACADEMIC HONORS


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IOWA MVP AWARDJenna Aleo __________________________________ 2008-10Julie Atkocaitis _______________________________ 1999-01Hannah Clark __________________________________ 2015Jenna Kentgen _________________________________ 2016Cloe Lacasse ___________________________________ 2012Alex Melin ____________________________________ 2011Kitty Montgomery _______________________________ 2003Melanie Pickert _______________________________ 2013-14Katelyn Quinn __________________________________ 2003Hailey Rydberg _________________________________ 2020Kelsey Shaw ___________________________________ 2006Sarah Stephenson _______________________________ 2007Whitney Strain _________________________________ 2005Karly Stuenkel ________________________________ 2016-17Anne Marie Thomas ______________________________ 2012Britta Vogele _________________________________ 2002-04Kate Walse __________________________________ 1997-00Natalie Winters _______________________________ 2018-19

IOWA OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDDevin Burns _______________________________ 2017, 2019Dana Dalrymple _________________________________ 2010Meike Ingles ___________________________________ 2020Jackie Kaeding__________________________________ 2007Cloe Lacasse _________________________________ 2011-14Sarah Lynch ___________________________________ 1999Keli McLaughlin _________________________________ 2008Lindsey Phillips _________________________________ 2004Katelyn Quinn ________________________________ 2002-05Kelsey Shaw _________________________________ 2006-07Morgan Showalter _______________________________ 2009Karly Stuenkel ________________________________ 2015-16Natalie Winters _________________________________ 2018

IOWA DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARDJenna Aleo ________________________________ 2008, 2010Rachele Armand ____________________________ 2015, 2017Rachel Blakesly _________________________________ 2009Corey Burns ___________________________________ 2017Hannah Clark __________________________________ 2015Claire Goldenberg ________________________________ 2006Jenny Hyngstrom ________________________________ 1999Morgan Kemerling ___________________________ 2016-2018Melanie Pickert _______________________________ 2011-14Katie Poole __________________________________ 2002-03Sarah Stephenson _____________________________ 2005-07Margit Vogele __________________________________ 2004Teesa Price ____________________________________ 2001Suzanne Rivers _________________________________ 2000Nicole Slevin ___________________________________ 2008Whitney Strain _________________________________ 2002Sara Wheaton __________________________________ 2020

Riley Whitaker __________________________________ 2019Heather Windsor ________________________________ 2006

IOWA MOST INSPIRATIONAL AWARDJulie Atkocaitis _________________________________ 2002Lindsey Boldt ________________________________ 2004-05Katie Danaher __________________________________ 1998Sarah Kiefer ___________________________________ 1997Stephanie Lynch ________________________________ 2001Teesa Price ____________________________________ 2003Meredith Taylor _________________________________ 1999Britta Vogele ___________________________________ 2004Linzy Wolman __________________________________ 2000

FRESHMAN/NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR AWARDJenna Aleo ____________________________________ 2007Rachele Armand ________________________________ 2015Rachel Blakesley ________________________________ 2008Caitlin Brown __________________________________ 2011Hannah Clark __________________________________ 2012Macy Enneking _________________________________ 2020Morgan Krause _________________________________ 2017Natalie Krygier _________________________________ 2014Amanda Lulek __________________________________ 2013Jamie Maltman _________________________________ 2004Alex Melin ____________________________________ 2010Danielle Oswald _________________________________ 2003Samantha Tawharu _______________________________ 2019Riley Whitaker __________________________________ 2018Natalie Winters _________________________________ 2016Kristin Zoelle ___________________________________ 2002

HAWK AWARDIsabella Blackman _______________________________ 2019Jenny Cape ____________________________________ 2020Samantha Cary _________________________________ 2020Morgan Kemerling _____________________________ 2017-18Sarah Langlas ________________________________ 2010-11Amanda Lulek __________________________________ 2016Sarah Mazur ___________________________________ 2015Katie Nasenbenny _____________________________ 2012-14Diane Senkowski ________________________________ 2020Katharine Woodruff _______________________________ 2017

SCHOLAR ATHLETE AWARDShelly Batra ___________________________________ 2000Michelle Mobily _________________________________ 2001Alyscha Mottershead ______________________________ 2009

ANNUAL TEAM AWARDS


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CAREER POINT LEADERS1. Sarah Lynch (1999-2002) ________________________ 112

Cloe Lacasse (2011-2014) ________________________ 112

3. Kate Walse (1997-2000) __________________________ 88

4. Linzy Wolman (1998-2001) ________________________ 61

5. Katelyn Quinn (2002-05) _________________________ 58

6. Devin Burns (2016-19) __________________________ 53

7. Bri Toelle (2013-16) ____________________________ 52

CAREER GOAL LEADERS1. Sarah Lynch (1999-2002) _________________________ 46

2. Cloe Lacasse (2011-2014) _________________________ 43

3. Kate Walse (1997-2000) __________________________ 36

4. Katelyn Quinn (2002-05) _________________________ 25

5. Linzy Wolman (1998-2001) ________________________ 21

6. Devin Burns (2016-19) __________________________ 20

7. Bri Toelle (2013-16) ____________________________ 18

CAREER ASSISTS LEADERS1. Morgan Showalter (2008-11) ______________________ 27

2. Cloe Lacasse (2011-2014) _________________________ 26

3. Sarah Lynch (1999-2002) _________________________ 20

4. Linzy Wolman (1998-2001) ________________________ 19

5. Julie Atkocaitis (1999-2002) _______________________ 18

6. Kate Walse (1997-2000) __________________________ 16

Bri Toelle (2013-16) ____________________________ 16

CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Sarah Lynch (1999-2002) _________________________ 20

2. Cloe Lacasse (2011-2014) _________________________ 13

3. Devin Burns (2016-19) ___________________________9

Alyssa Cosnek (2008-2011) _________________________9

5. Katelyn Quinn (2002-05) __________________________7

Beth Oldenburg (1997-2000) ________________________7

Linzy Wolman (1998-2001) _________________________7

Bri Toelle (2013-16) _____________________________7

CAREER SHOTS LEADERS1. Cloe Lacasse (2011-2014) ________________________ 306

2. Sarah Lynch (1999-2002) ________________________ 279

3. Bri Toelle (2013-16) ___________________________ 223

4. Kate Walse (1997-2000) _________________________ 213

5. Katelyn Quinn (2002-05) ________________________ 187

6. Bri Toelle (2013-pres.) __________________________ 172

7. Ashley Catrell (2010-13) ________________________ 167

8. Natalie Winters (2016-19) _______________________ 141

9. Devin Burns (2016-19) _________________________ 129

10. Linzy Wolman (1998-2001) _______________________ 115

CAREER SAVES1. Britta Vogele (2001-04) _________________________ 489

2. Emily Moran (2008-) ___________________________ 350

3. Hannah Clark (2012-15) _________________________ 321

4. Claire Graves (2016-19) _________________________ 232

5. Gabe Mauren (1997-1998) _______________________ 203

6. Liz Hendel (1999-2001) _________________________ 185

7. Lindsey Boldt (2004-2007) _______________________ 129

CAREER VICTORIES1. Claire Graves (2016-19) __________________________ 38

2. Hannah Clark (2012-15) __________________________ 36

3. Emily Moran (2008-2011) _________________________ 35

4. Britta Vogele (2001-04) __________________________ 23

5. Gabe Mauren (1997-1998) ________________________ 14

Liz Hendel (1999-2001) __________________________ 14

7. Missy Wickart (1998-2000) ________________________ 11

8. Lindsey Boldt (2004-2007) ________________________ 10

CAREER SHUTOUTS1. Hannah Clark (2012-15) __________________________ 26

2. Claire Graves (2016-19) _________________________24.5

3. Emily Moran (2008-11) __________________________ 15

4. Britta Vogele (2001-04) __________________________ 12

5. Gabe Mauren (1997-98) _________________________11.5

6. Lindsey Boldt (2006-07) __________________________8

7. Melissa Wickart (1998-2000) ______________________ 7.5

8. Macy Enneking (2020-pres.) _____________________ 6

9. Ali Becker (2006-07) _____________________________4

Liz Hendel (1999-2001) ___________________________4

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POINTS1. Sarah Lynch (1999) ____________________________ 36

2. Cloe Lacasse (2012) ____________________________ 33

3. Cloe Lacasse (2011) ____________________________ 30

Cloe Lacasse (2014) ____________________________ 30

5. Kate Walse (2000) _____________________________ 29

6. Sarah Lynch (2000) ____________________________ 28

7. Katelyn Quinn (2002) ___________________________ 27

Linzy Wolman (2000) ___________________________ 27

9. Sarah Lynch (2001) ____________________________ 24

Sarah Lynch (2002) ____________________________ 24

11. Katelyn Quinn (2003) ___________________________ 23

Devin Burns (2017)_____________________________ 23

GOALS1. Sarah Lynch (1999) ____________________________ 15

2. Cloe Lacasse (2012) ____________________________ 13

3. Cloe Lacasse (2011) ____________________________ 12

Cloe Lacasse (2014) ____________________________ 12

Kate Walse (2000) _____________________________ 12

6. Katelyn Quinn (2003) ___________________________ 11

Katelyn Quinn (2002) ___________________________ 11

Sarah Lynch (2000) ____________________________ 11

9. Sarah Lynch (2001) ____________________________ 10

Sarah Lynch (2002) ____________________________ 10

11. Alyssa Cosnek (2008) ____________________________9

Keli McLaughlin (2009) ___________________________9

Kate Walse (1998) ______________________________9

Beth Oldenburg (1997) ___________________________9

Devin Burns (2017)______________________________9

ASSISTS1. Morgan Showalter (2008) __________________________9

Linzy Wolman (2000) ____________________________9

Sarah Kiefer (2000) _____________________________9

Julie Atkocaitis (1999) ____________________________9

5. Kate Walse (1999) ______________________________7

Cloe Lacasse (2012) _____________________________7

Cloe Lacasse (2013) _____________________________7

SHOTS1. Cloe Lacasse (2014) ____________________________ 82

2. Ashley Catrell (2013) ____________________________ 81

3. Cloe Lacasse (2011) ____________________________ 79

4. Katelyn Quinn (2003) ___________________________ 76

5. Bri Toelle (2015) ______________________________ 75

6. Sarah Lynch (2001) ____________________________ 74

Sarah Lynch (2000) ____________________________ 74

8. Sarah Lynch (1999) ____________________________ 73

9. Cloe Lacasse (2012) ____________________________ 73

10. Cloe Lacasse (2013) ____________________________ 72

GAME-WINNING GOALS1. Sarah Lynch (1999) _____________________________7

2. Sarah Lynch (2000) _____________________________6

Alyssa Cosnek (2008) ____________________________6

4. Katelyn Quinn (2002) ____________________________5

Cloe Lacasse (2012) _____________________________5

6. Sarah Lynch (2001) _____________________________4

Melanie Pickert (2014) ___________________________4

Devin Burns (2017)______________________________4

9. 15 Players Tied ________________________________3

VICTORIES1. Hannah Clark (2013) ____________________________ 15

2. Claire Graves (2019) ____________________________ 14

3. Emily Moran (2011) ____________________________ 13

4. Britta Vogele (2002) ____________________________ 11

Liz Hendel (2000) _____________________________ 11

Missy Wickart (1999) ___________________________ 11

7. Hannah Clark (2014) ____________________________ 10

8. Emily Moran (2009) _____________________________9

Claire Graves (2017) _____________________________9

10. Gabe Mauren (1997) _____________________________8

Emily Moran (2010) _____________________________8

Claire Graves (2016) _____________________________8

SAVES1. Liz Hendel (2000) ____________________________ 146

2. Britta Vogele (2003) ___________________________ 127

Britta Vogele (2002) ___________________________ 127

4. Britta Vogele (2005) ___________________________ 125

5. Britta Vogele (2001) ___________________________ 110

6. Gabe Mauren (1997) ___________________________ 107

7. Hannah Clark (2015) ___________________________ 105

8. Emily Moran (2010) ____________________________ 99

9. Gabe Mauren (1998) ____________________________ 96

SHUTOUTS1. Hannah Clark (2013) ____________________________ 10

2. Hannah Clark (2014) _____________________________9

3. Claire Graves (2019) ___________________________ 7.5

4. Emily Moran (2011) _____________________________7

Britta Vogele (2002) _____________________________7

Claire Graves (2017) _____________________________7

7. Melissa Wicart (2000) __________________________ 6.5

8. Macy Enneking (2020) _________________________ 6

Gabe Mauren (1997) _____________________________6

Lindsey Boldt (2007) _____________________________6

Emily Moran (2010) _____________________________6

Hannah Clark (2015) _____________________________6

Claire Graves (2018) _____________________________6

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POINTS IN A MATCH1. Katelyn Quinn (10/31/03) ____________ 7

Beth Oldenburg (9/5/97) ____________ 7

Devin Burns (8/31/17) ______________ 7

3. Kate Walse (9/13/98) ______________ 6

Sarah Lynch (9/1/99) ______________ 6

Kaleigh Haus (8/20/17) _____________ 6

5. Cloe Lacasse (9/17/12) _____________ 5

GOALS IN A MATCH1. Devin Burns (8/31/17) ______________ 3

Kaleigh Haus (8/20/17) _____________ 3

Katelyn Quinn (10/31/03) ____________ 3

Sarah Lynch (10/20/00) _____________ 3

Jenny Sturm (10/15/00) _____________ 3

Sarah Lynch (9/1/99) ______________ 3

Kate Walse (9/13/98) ______________ 3

Beth Oldenburg (9/5/97) ____________ 3

ASSISTS IN A MATCH1. Natalie Winters (8/20/17) ____________ 3

Bri Toelle (8/23/15) _______________ 3

Morgan Showalter (8/23/08) __________ 3

Jenna Sorensen (9/5/97) ____________ 3

3. 32 other times... _________________ 2

SHOTS IN A MATCH1. Sarah Lynch (9/10/99) ______________ 11

2. Katelyn Quinn (10/31/03) ____________ 10

Beth Oldenburg (10/23/97) __________ 10

Nicolle Taylor (9/9/01) ______________ 10

Bri Toelle (9/4/15) ________________ 10

5. Katelyn Quinn (9/5/03) _____________ 9

Sarah Lynch (8/31/01) ______________ 9

Sarah Lynch (9/1/99) ______________ 9

Kate Walse (9/6/98) _______________ 9

Bri Toelle (9/1/15) ________________ 9

9. Katelyn Quinn (10/5/03) ____________ 8

Kate Walse (9/10/00) ______________ 8

Kate Walse (9/29/00) ______________ 8

Kate Walse (9/10/99) ______________ 8

Sarah Lynch (9/17/99) ______________ 8

Ashley Catrell (9/2/12) _____________ 8

Bri Toelle (8/23/15) _______________ 8

SAVES IN A MATCH1. Britta Vogele (10/13/02) ____________ 15

Liz Hendel (9/10/00) _______________ 15

Britta Vogele (9/21/03) _____________ 15

4. Britta Vogele (10/6/02) _____________ 14

Britta Vogele (8/29/03) _____________ 14

Emily Moran (10/31/10) ____________ 14

7. Britta Vogele (10/25/02) ____________ 13

8. Gabe Mauren (9/14/97) _____________ 12

Britta Vogele (9/3/05) ______________ 12

Erin MacIsaac (10/21/05) ____________ 12

Erin MacIsaac (9/25/05) _____________ 12

Hannah Clark (10/11/15) ____________ 12

12. Britta Vogele (10/11/02) ____________ 11

Britta Vogele (8/31/03) _____________ 11

Britta Vogele (9/13/03) _____________ 11

Britta Vogele (9/26/03) _____________ 11

Britta Vogele (10/3/05) _____________ 11

17. Liz Hendel (9/29/00) _______________ 11

Liz Hendel (11/2/00) _______________ 11

Gabe Mauren (9/18/98) _____________ 11

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS


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MOST GOALS SCORED8 vs. Southern Utah, Aug. 31, 2017

8 vs. Grinnell, Sept. 20, 1998

8 vs. Kent State, Sept. 5, 1997

MOST GOALS ALLOWED8 vs. Penn State, Oct. 15, 2004

8 vs. Penn State, Oct. 9, 2005

MOST POINTS SCORED26 vs. Southern Utah, Aug. 31, 2017

25 vs. Grinnell, Sept. 20, 1998


MOST POINTS ALLOWED21 vs. Penn State, Oct. 9, 2005

LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY8 vs. Grinnell, Sept. 20, 1998


LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT8 vs. Penn State, Oct. 15, 2004

8 vs. Penn State, Oct. 9 2005

Most Victories: ________________________________ 15/2013, 2019

Most Home Victories: ________________________________ 9, 2019

Most Road Victories: _________________________________7/1999

Most Defeats: ____________________________________ 14/2003

Most Draws: __________________________________ 4/2005, 2007

Fewest Victories: ___________________________________2/2004

Fewest Defeats: ____________________________________3/2011

Fewest Draws _______________________________ 0/ 4X, last 2016

Most Games Played: ________________________________ 23/2013

Fewest Games Played: _______________________________ 17/2020

Longest Winning Streak: _______________________ 9/2011, 2012, 2019

Longest Unbeaten Streak: _____________________________ 12/2011

Longest Losing Streak: ________________________________8/2004

Most Goals Scored: _________________________________ 49/1999

Fewest Goals Scored: __________________________ 11, 2X, 2006/2020

Most Assists: _____________________________________ 52/1999

Fewest Assists: ____________________________________6/2020

Most Points: ____________________________________ 150/1999

Fewest Points: ____________________________________ 28/2020

Most Goals Allowed: ________________________________ 50/2005

Fewest Goals Allowed: _______________________________ 16/2020

Most Shutouts: _______________________________ 10/2012, 2013

Best Goals Scored Average: ___ ___________________ 2.579/1999 (49 goals)

Best Goals Scored Against Average: ________________ 0.85/2011 (17 GAA)

Best Winning Percentage ____ _______________________.738/2019

SEASON RECORDS

TEAM RECORDS


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-A-Bianca Acuario____________2018-19

Allie Adam ______________2010-12

Jenna Aleo ____________ 2007-2010

Gabrielle Ainsworth ________2009-12

Skylar Alward __________ 2018-20

Joni Anderson ____________1999-01

Rachele Armand __________2015-17

Julie Atkocaitis ___________1999-02

Lisa Audino _____________1997-00

-B-Victoria Bachand ____________2007

Brooke Backes ____________2012-15

Avery Bang ______________2002-03

Amanda Bartlett ____________2005

Shelly Batra _____________1997-00

Kiley Beck ______________2011-14

Ali Becker_________________2006

Allison Bellmer _____________2008

Zoe Bessert ______________ 2020

Isabella Blackman _________2016-19

Rachel Blakesley ________ 2008-2011

Sydney Blitchok ___________2016-19

Lindsey Boldt ____________2004-07

Jody Bolluyt _______________1997

Lana Bonekemper _________2012-13

Hannah Brobst ___________2015-17

Caitlin Brown ____________2011-14

Corey Burns _____________2013-17

Devin Burns _____________2016-19

Riley Burns ____________ 2018-19

-C-Stefanie Campbell _________2009-12

Jenny Cape ____________ 2018-20

Tina Cardamone ___________2014-17

Samantha Cary _________ 2019-20

Ashley Catrell ____________2010-13

Hannah Clark ____________2012-15

Erica Clausen ____________2006-09

Katie Clymer _____________2001-02

Madeline Crowdy __________2014-17

Alyssa Cosnek ____________2008-11

Samantha Cramin ____________2020

-D-Dana Dalrymple ___________2009-12

Katie Danaher ____________1997-00

Leah DeMoss _____________2010-11

Kylie Dennison______________2013

Audra Dondlinger __________1997-99

Hannah Drkulec ___________2016-19

Josie Durr _____________ 2018-20

-E-Manon Engelhardt _________2005-06

Macy Enneking ___________ 2020

Karen Enockson _____________2003

-F-Rielee Fetty _____________ 2020

Olivia Fiegel _____________2016-19

Kali Feiereisel ____________2007-10

Kelsie Full ______________2004-07

-G-Aleisha Ganief ____________ 2020

Nicole Gatens ____________2001-03

Abby Gierke _____________2004-07

Meg Goodson ______________2011

Claire Goldenberg __________2004-07

Gianna Gourley ___________2019-20

Claire Graves _____________2016-19

Jade Grimm ___________ 2009-2012

Mackenzie Guindon_________2012-15

-H-Tory Harman _____________2013-16

Kaleigh Haus _____________2015-19

Melina Hegelheimer __________2019

Mandy Heimann __________2007-10

Olivia Hellweg __________ 2018-20

Liz Hendel ______________1999-01

Chelsey Henry ____________2015-16

Julie Hickman ______________2003

Brooke Homeyer ____________1997

Chrissy Howard ___________1998-01

Marissa Hurt _____________2011-14

Stephanie Hyink ___________2005-08

Jennifer Hyngstrom_________1998-99

-I-Meike Ingles _____________ 2020

-J-Maggie Johnston __________ 2020

Jamie Jorgensen __________1999-02

-K-Jackie Kaeding____________2005-09

Melisa Kaetterhenry ________2004-07

Morgan Kemerling _________2015-18

Jenna Kentgen ___________2014-18

Sarah Kiefer _____________1997-00

Morgan Krause _____________2017

Hannah Kousheh ____________2015

Laren Kriner _____________1998-00

Natalie Krygier ___________2014-16

-L-Cloe Lacasse _____________2011-14

Laura Lainson ____________2014-17

Sarah Langlas ____________2008-11

Aubree Larson ____________2014-17

Natalie Lencioni ___________2003-05

Laura Lepley _______________1998

Suzy Levett ________________2008

Katherine Lewis ___________2009-12

Kim Lewis ______________2004-07

Daisy Light ______________ 2019

Delaney Lindahl _____________2017

Megan Love _____________2004-07

Kim Lukas ______________2001-03

Amanda Lulek ____________2013-16

Kari Lundberg ______________1997

Sarah Lynch _____________1999-02

Stephanie Lynch __________1998-01

-M-Erin MacIsaac ______________2005

Alina Magruder _____________2015

Jamie Maltman ___________2004-05

Amanda Martin ___________2007-10

Natalie Massa __________ 2019-20

Sarah Mazur _____________2012-15

Gabe Mauren ____________1997-98

Lindsey May _______________2001

Meredith McEniff __________2012-14

Beth McGinn (Mgr.) ___________2013

Alex Melin ______________2010-13

Cora Meyers _____________2016-19

Kelsey McCarron __________2006-09

Keli McLaughlin __________2007-10

Julia Meyer ______________1997-99

Michelle Mobily ___________1998-01

Kitty Montgomery _________2001-04

Emily Moran ___________ 2008-2011

Jalyn Mosley _____________ 2020

Leah Moss ______________2016-19

Alyscha Mottershead __________2009

Katie Mulvahill ___________2004-06

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS


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-N-Katie Nasenbenny _________2010-14

Adrianna Naumoski ________ 2018

Grace Necker _____________ 2020

Marcy Nelson ____________1997-99

-O-Jistine Oates _______________1998

Beth Oldenburg ___________1997-00

Kim Olsen ______________2008-09

Danielle Oswald _____________2003

-P-Jill Pardini ________________2002

Megan Pekala ______________2001

Lindsey Phillips _____________2003

Melanie Pickert ___________2011-14

Katie Poole ______________2001-02

Teesa Price ______________1999-01

-Q-Katelyn Quinn ____________2002-05

-R-Jordan Rakas _________ 2011-12, 2014

Karsen Rauch ____________2015-18

Kattie Redlinger _____________2013

Meghan Redlinger ___________2013

Amber Reed _______________1997

Hannah Rigby ____________2015-16

Rose Ripslinger ___________2014-18

Hannah Rittenhouse __________2020

Suzanne Rivers ___________1999-02

Hailey Rydberg _________ 2018-20

-S-Kelsey Sandon ____________2008-09

Ashley Schlueter __________2004-07

Caitlin Schnorbach ___________2011

Emily Scott ______________2013-14

Diane Senkowski ________ 2017-20

Alexandria Seydel __________2006-09

Kyrie Seying _______________2015

Kelsey Shaw _____________2005-08

Annie Shepard ______________2007

Rennice Sherard ___________2001-02

Morgan Showalter _________2008-11

Zoey Slettehaugh __________2018-19

Nicole Slevin ____________2006-09

Katie Smeltzer ____________2005-08

Kathleen Smokowski _______2006-08

Jenna Sorensen ___________1997-98

Rachel Spellerberg ___________2009

Elizabeth Stam ___________2015-16

Sarah Stephenson _________2004-07

Karly Stuenkel ____________2014-17

Danielle Stilz _______________1997

Whitney Strain ___________2002-05

Jenny Sturm _____________1997-00

Stephanie Swanson ________2007-10

Whitney Szeliga _____________2013

-T-Samantha Tawharu ______ 2019-20

Meredith Taylor ___________1997-99

Nicholle Taylor ______________2001

Shana Thielman _____________1997

Anne Marie Thomas ________2011-14

Ellen Thompson ___________1997-00

Gabrielle Tinner _________ 2008-2011

Bri Toelle _______________2013-16

Emma Tokuyama __________2017-19

Abbey Toureene ___________2014-16

Debbie Towles ____________1997-98

-U-Nicole Urban _____________2011-14

-V-Britta Vogele ____________2001-04

Margit Vogele ____________2001-04

-W-Kate Walse ______________1997-00

Kirsten Wander ___________1997-99

Sabrina Wander ___________1998-99

Kelly Warner _____________2005-07

Sara Wheaton __________ 2018-20

Riley Whitaker _________ 2018-19

Rebecca White ______________1997

Monica Wilhelm __________ 2020

Courtney Wilkerson _________2001-03

Clare Williams ______________2007

Heather Windsor __________2006-09

Natalie Winters ___________2016-19

Linzy Wolman ____________1998-01

Katharine Woodruff _________2014-17

-Y-Jessica Yagla _____________2010-11

-Z-Abby Zimmerman ___________2011

Kristin Zoelle _____________2002-03

Jacqui Zuniga _____________ 2005

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS


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NCAA TOURNAMENT

2013

NCAA First Round

Notre Dame 4, Iowa 1

Nov. 15, 2013 • South Bend, Ind.

2019

NCAA First Round

#3 Kansas 1, Iowa 0

Nov. 16, 2019 • Lawrence, Kan.

2020

NCAA First Round

Iowa 1, Campbell 0

April 27, 2021 - Buies Creek, N.C.

NCAA Second Round

#3 UCLA 2, Iowa 1

April 30, 2021 - Buies Creek, N.C.

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT

1999 • Bloomington, Ind.

B1G Quarterfi nals (Nov. 5, 1999)

#6 Illinois 2, #3 Iowa 0

2000 • Champaign, Ill.


#3 Michigan 2, #6 Iowa 0

2001 • West Lafayette, Ind.


#3 Illinois 4, #6 Iowa 1

2007 • University Park, Pa.


#1 Penn State 3, #8 Iowa 1

2008 • Minneapolis



2011 • Evanston, Ill.


#3 Michigan State 0, #6 Iowa 0

(MSU 4-3 in penalty kicks)

2012 • Bloomington, Ind.

B1G Quarterfi nals (Oct. 31, 2012)


2013 • Champaign, Ill.


#7 Iowa 1, #2 Michigan 0

B1G Semifi nals (Nov. 8, 2013)

#7 Iowa 1, #3 Penn State 0

B1G Championship (Nov. 10, 2013)

#1 Nebraska 1, #7 Iowa 0

2014 • West Lafayette, Ind.


#5 Iowa 1, #4 Rutgers 0

B1G Semifi nals (Nov. 7, 2014)

#5 Iowa 1, #8 Northwestern 0

B1G Championship (Nov. 9, 2014)

#2 Wisconsin 1, #5 Iowa 0 (2OT)

2017 • Columbus, Ohio

B1G Quarterfi nals (Oct. 29, 2017)

#1 Ohio State 2, #8 Iowa 1 (2OT)

2019

B1G Quarterfi nals (Nov. 3, 2019) - University Park, Pa.


2020

B1G Regional Weekend

(April 8, 2021 - Champaign, Ill.)

#12 Iowa 1, #2 Illinois 0

B1G Regional Weekend

(April 11, 2021 - Champaign, Ill.)

#12 Iowa 2, #3 Minnesota 0

B1G Tournament Semifi nals

(April 15, 2021 - University Park, Pa.)

#12 Iowa 1, #1 Penn State 0

B1G Tournament Championship

(April 18, 2021 - University Park, Pa.)

#12 Iowa 1, #3Wisconsin 0

POSTSEASON HISTORY


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Back Row: Manager Beth McGinn, Anne Marie Thomas, Alex Melin, Caitlin Brown, Meredith McEniff , student assistant Gabby Ainsworth, Brooke Backes, assistant coach Nick

Flohre, Corey Burns, Kiley Beck, Ivan Sanchez, Nicole Urban, Amanda Lulek, Sarah Mazur, head coach Ron Rainey, Marissa Hurt, Hannah Clark, Melanie Pickert, Lana Bonekem-

per, Mackenzie Guindon, Whitney Szeliga, assistant coach Julie Hanley. Front Row: Student assistant Dana Dalrymple, manager Jordan Rakas, Tory Harman, Kattie Redlinger,

Meghan Redlinger, Katie Nasenbenny, Cloe Lacasse, Ashley Catrell, Bri Toelle.

L-R: Cora Meyers, Samantha Tawharu, Kaleigh Haus, Monica Wilhelm, Jenny Cape, Megan Nelson, Diane Senkowski, Olivia Fiegel, Sam Schroder, Olivia Hellweg, Hannah

Rittenhouse, Hannah Drkulec, Daisy Light, Devin Burns, Emma Tokuyama, Isabella Blackman, Natalie Winters, Hailey Rydberg, Leah Moss, Samantha Cary, Skylar Alward,

Sydney Blitchok, Adrianna Naumoski, Bianca Acuario, Riley Burns, Grace Necker, Natalie Massa, Claire Graves, Gianna Gourley, Sara Wheaton, Josie Durr, Riley Whitaker, Melina

Hegelheimer, Zoey Slettehaugh, Sabrina Shaw.

NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS

2013 | 15-7-1 | NCAA FIRST ROUND

2019 | 15-5-1 | NCAA FIRST ROUND


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NCAA TOURNAMENT TEAMS

Back Row: Assistant Coach Katelyn Longino, Volunteer Assistant Drago Ceranic, Manager Danita Brown, Head Coach Dave DiIanni, Samantha Tawharu, Diane Senkowski,

Aleisha Ganief, Olivia Hellweg, Natalie Massa, Associate Head Coach Blair Quinn, Associate AD Matt Henderson, Athletic Trainer Annica Morrison. Second Row: Sara Wheaton,

Josie Durr, Monica Wilhelm, Zoe Bessert, Meike Ingles, Grace Necker, Manager Sarah Schade. Front Row: Manager Julia Reed, Director of Operations Stephanie Burak, Jenny

Cape, Hailey Rydberg, Gianna Gourley, Macy Enneking, Rielee Fetty, Samantha Cary.

2020 | 7-9-1 | BIG TEN TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS | NCAA ROUND OF 32


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Year _________Head Coach __________Overall _______Big Ten (Finish) ____Postseason

1997 ________Stephanie Gabbert ______8-11-0 _______2-7-0 (9th) ________N/A

1998 ________Stephanie Gabbert ______6-10-2 _______1-7-1 (9th) ________N/A

1999 ________Stephanie Gabbert ______13-7-0 _______7-3-0 (3rd) ________B1G Tournament

____________3-Year Career ________27-28-2 ______10-17-1

2000 ________Wendy Logan _________11-9-0 _______5-5-0 (t6th) _______B1G Tournament

2001 ________Wendy Logan _________8-10-1 _______4-5-1 (6th) ________B1G Tournament

____________2-Year Career ________19-19-1 ______9-10-1

2002 ________Carla Baker ___________11-7-1 _______3-6-1 (9th) ________N/A

2003 ________Carla Baker ___________4-12-2 _______0-8-2 (11th) _______N/A

2004 ________Carla Baker ___________2-14-2 _______0-9-1 (11th) _______N/A

2005 ________Carla Baker ___________3-12-4 _______1-7-2 (11th) _______N/A

____________4-Year Career ________20-45-9 ______4-30-6

2006 ________Ron Rainey ___________6-11-2 _______1-8-1 (t10th) ______N/A

2007 ________Ron Rainey ___________8-8-4 ________4-6-0 (8th) ________B1G Tournament

2008 ________Ron Rainey ___________9-11-1 _______3-6-1 (8th) ________B1G Tournament

2009 ________Ron Rainey ___________9-11-0 _______1-9-0 (11th) _______N/A

2010 ________Ron Rainey ___________8-9-3 ________1-7-2 (11th) _______N/A

2011 ________Ron Rainey ___________13-4-3 _______5-4-2 (t5th) _______B1G Tournament



_________________________________________________________NCAA Tournament

____________8-Year Career ________80-67-17 _____23-51-10

2014 ________Dave DiIanni __________14-7-1 _______7-5-1 (5th) ________B1G Tournament

2015 ________Dave DiIanni __________7-10-1 _______1-9-1 (t12th) ______N/A

2016 ________Dave DiIanni __________8-11-0 _______2-9-0 (13th) _______N/A

2017 ________Dave DiIanni __________9-8-2 ________4-5-2 (8th) ________B1G Tournament

2018 ________Dave DiIanni __________8-7-3 ________4-5-2 (10th) _______N/A

2019 ________Dave DiIanni __________15-5-1 _______7-3-1 (5th) ________B1G Tournament

_________________________________________________________NCAA Tournament

2020 ________Dave DiIanni __________7-9-1 ________2-8-1 (12th) _______B1G Champion

_________________________________________________________NCAA Second Round

____________7-Year Career ________68-57-9 ______27-44-8

IOWA TOTALS _____________________214-216-38 ____73-154-26

STEPHANIE GABBERT

CARLA BAKER

DAVE DiIANNI

WENDY LOGAN

RON RAINEY

YEAR-BY-YEAR BREAKDOWN


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HEAD COACH STEPHANIE GABBERT (1997-99)

1997 • 8-11-0 • 2-7-0 Big Ten (9th)

Aug. 30 _ Northern Illinois _________ W, 3-2

Sept. 2 _ DePaul ______________ W, 1-0

Sept. 5 _ &Kent State ___________ W, 8-0

Sept. 7 _ &Georgia State __________ L, 0-3

Sept. 14 _ at UW-Milwaukee _________ L, 0-1

Sept. 19 _ Illinois _______________ W, 2-0

Sept. 21 Iowa State _____________ L, 1-3

Sept. 26 _ *#24 Penn State __________ L, 0-2

Sept. 28 _ *at Minnesota ___________ L, 0-6

Oct. 3 __ *Indiana _____________ W, 3-0

Oct. 5 __ *at Ohio State ___________ L, 0-3

Oct. 10 _ *at Northwestern _________ L, 1-4

Oct. 12 _ *Wisconsin _____________ L, 0-2

Oct. 17 _ *at Michigan State ________ L, 2-3

Oct. 19 _ *#12 Michigan ___________ L, 0-4

Oct. 23 _ Cornell College __________ W, 7-0

Oct. 26 _ at Kansas ___________ L, 2-3 (OT)

Oct. 31 _ at Tulane _____________ W, 1-0

Nov. 2 __ ^Southern Louisiana ______ W, 4-1

& - N. Illinois Fall Tournament (DeKalb, Ill.)

^ - at Tulane (New Orleans, La.)

* - Big Ten Conference game

1998 • 6-10-2 • 1-7-1 Big Ten (9th)

Sept. 4 _ Tulane _______________ W, 2-0

Sept. 6 _ at DePaul _____________ W, 3-0

Sept. 11 _ Kansas ______________ W, 5-1

Sept. 13 _ Western Illinois _________ W, 7-0

Sept. 15 _ Iowa State _____________ T, 1-1

Sept. 18 _ *Minnesota ____________ L, 0-3

Sept. 20 _ Grinnell ______________ W, 8-0

Sept. 25 _ *#11 Northwestern ________ L, 0-1

Sept. 27 _ *Wisconsin _____________ L, 0-3

Oct. 2 __ *at #24 Michigan _________ L, 1-3

Oct. 4 __ *at Michigan State ________ T, 0-0

Oct. 9 __ *Ohio State ____________ W, 3-0

Oct. 11 _ *#6 Penn State___________ L, 0-3

Oct. 16 _ *at Illinois _____________ L, 0-5

Oct. 18 _ *#17 Indiana ____________ L, 0-1

Oct. 23 _ UW-Milwaukee ______ L, 1-2 (2OT)

Oct. 25 _ at Northern Illinois ____ L, 2-3 (2 OT)

Oct. 31 _ at Miami (Fla.) ___________ L, 1-2

* Big Ten Conference game

1999 • 13-7-0 • 7-3-0 Big Ten (3rd)

Aug. 27 _ at Saint Louis____________ L, 3-5

Sept. 1 _ UW-Green Bay __________ W, 7-0

Sept. 5 _ Utah State ____________ W, 4-2

Sept. 10 _ DePaul ______________ W, 2-1

Sept. 12 _ at Iowa State ________ L, 1-2 (2OT)

Sept. 17 _ *#12 Wisconsin _________ W, 4-1

Sept. 19 _ *Minnesota ________ L, 1-2 (2OT)

Sept. 24 _ at Valparaiso ___________ W, 2-0

Sept. 26 _ *at Michigan ____________ L, 0-2

Oct. 1 __ *at Northwestern ________ W, 3-1

Oct. 3 __ *at Michigan State _______ W, 1-0

Oct. 8 __ *#5 Penn State________ L, 2-3 (OT)

Oct. 10 _ *Ohio State ____________ W, 2-0

Oct. 15 _ *at Purdue ____________ W, 6-3

Oct. 17 _ *at Indiana ____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 23 _ *at Illinois ____________ W, 2-0

Oct. 25 _ Northern Illinois _________ W, 2-0

Oct. 29 _ at Furman _____________ L, 0-1

Oct. 31 _ at Woff ord ____________ W, 6-1

Nov. 5 __ &Illinois _______________ L, 0-2


& - Big Ten Tournament (Bloomington, Ind.)

HEAD COACH WENDY LOGAN (2000-01)

2000 • 11-9-0 • 5-5-0 Big Ten (t6th)

Aug. 25 _ at UW-Green Bay ________ W, 5-1

Aug. 27 _ at Northern Illinois _______ W, 3-0

Sept. 2 _ at UNLV ______________ W, 3-0

Sept. 4 _ at Utah State ___________ W, 2-1

Sept. 8 _ at Iowa State ____________ L, 0-2

Sept. 10 _ St. Louis ____________W, 2-1 (OT)


Sept. 17 _ *at Wisconsin __________ W, 2-1

Sept. 22 _ *Michigan State _______ L, 1-2 (OT)

Sept. 24 _ at #20 Wake Forest _______ W, 2-1

Sept. 29 _ *Michigan _________ L, 2-3 (2OT)

Oct. 1 __ *Northwestern _________ W, 2-1


Oct. 8 __ *at Penn State ___________ L, 1-3

Oct. 13 _ *Indiana _____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 15 _ *Purdue ______________ W, 7-1

Oct. 20 _ *Illinois ______________ W, 5-1

Oct. 27 _ at Colorado College ________ L, 0-4

Oct. 29 _ at Air Force Academy _______ L, 2-3

Nov. 2 __ &Michigan _____________ L, 0-2


& - Big Ten Tournament (Champaign, Ill.)

2001 • 8-10-1, 4-5-1 Big Ten (6th)

Aug. 31 _ ^UW-Milwaukee ________ W, 1-0

Sept. 2 _ ^Marquette ____________ L, 1-2

Sept. 7 _ at Missouri _____________ L, 0-2

Sept. 9 _ Illinois State ____________ L, 2-3

Sept. 16 _ at St. Louis _____________ L, 0-2

Sept. 21 _ *Michigan State _________ W, 1-0

Sept. 23 _ *Michigan _____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 27 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 1-0

Sept. 30 _ *at Minnesota __________ W, 1-0

Oct. 5 __ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 1-3

Oct. 7 __ *at Northwestern ________ W, 1-0

Oct. 12 _ *Penn State ____________ L, 1-3

Oct. 14 _ *Ohio State _____________ L, 1-3

Oct. 19 _ *at Purdue __________T, 1-1(2OT)

Oct. 21 _ *at Indiana ____________ W, 3-2

Oct. 26 _ *at Illinois _____________ L, 1-4

Oct. 28 _ UW-Green Bay __________ W, 6-2

Nov. 1 __ Creighton _____________ W, 4-1

Nov. 9 __ &Illinois _______________ L, 1-4

^ - Verizon Wireless Invitational (Milwaukee, Wis.)


& - Big Ten Tournament (West Lafayette, Ind.)

HEAD COACH CARLA BAKER (2002-05)

2002 • 11-7-1 • 3-6-1 Big Ten (9th)

Aug. 30 _ at UW-Green Bay ________ W, 3-0

Sept. 1 _ Northern Iowa __________ W, 1-0

Sept. 6 _ at #13 Dartmouth ________ W, 3-1

Sept. 8 _ at Boston College _________ L, 1-2

Sept. 13 _ Idaho _____________W, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 20 _ *at #11 Michigan _________ L, 1-2

Sept. 22 _ *at Michigan State ________ L, 0-4

Sept. 27 _ *Northwestern __________ L, 0-1

Sept. 29 _ at Illinois State __________ W, 1-0

Oct. 4 __ *Minnesota ___________ W, 1-0

Oct. 6 __ *Wisconsin _________ T, 1-1 (2 OT)

Oct. 11 _ *at Ohio State __________ W, 3-1

Oct. 13 _ *at #13 Penn State ________ L, 2-4

Oct. 18 _ *Indiana ______________ L, 1-3

Oct. 20 _ *#16 Purdue ____________ L, 1-2

Oct. 25 _ *Illinois ______________ W, 2-0

Oct. 27 _ Baylor _____________W, 1-0 (OT)

Oct. 31 _ at Creighton ___________ W, 1-0

Nov. 3 __ at Iowa State ___________ W, 3-1


ALL-TIME RESULTS


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2003 • 4-12-2 • 0-8-2 Big Ten (11th)

Aug. 29 _ Missouri_______________ L, 0-3

Aug. 31 _ at Nebraska ____________ L, 0-3

Sep. 5 __ Drake _______________ W, 4-0

Sep. 7 __ at Creighton ____________ L, 1-2

Sep. 12 _ Rutgers ______________ W, 2-1

Sep. 13 _ BYU ______________W, 3-2 (OT)

Sep. 19 _ *at Ohio State _______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 21 _ *at Penn State ___________ L, 0-4

Sep. 26 _ *Illinois _______________ L, 0-2

Sep. 28 _ *Northwestern __________ L, 1-3

Oct. 3 __ *Indiana ______________ L, 0-1

Oct. 5 __ *#21 Purdue ____________ L, 1-4

Oct. 10 _ *Wisconsin _____________ L, 1-2

Oct. 12 _ *at Minnesota _______ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Oct. 17 _ *at Michigan ____________ L, 0-1


Oct. 24 _ Wisconsin-Milwaukee ______ L, 1-3

Oct. 31 _ Northern Iowa __________ W, 4-0


2004 • 2-14-2 • 0-9-1 Big Ten (11th)

Sep. 3 __ ^vs. Baylor _____________ L, 1-2

Sep. 5 __ ^vs. Missouri ___________ L, 0-1

Sep. 10 _ at Drake _______________ L, 0-1

Sep. 12 __ UW-Green Bay _______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 17 _ *at Purdue _____________ L, 0-1

Sep. 19 _ *at Indiana _____________ L, 0-1

Sep. 24 __ *Michigan State ______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 26 __*#16 Michigan ___________ L, 0-4

Oct. 1 __ *at Northwestern _________ L, 0-6

Oct. 3 __ *at Illinois _____________ L, 2-3

Oct. 8 __ at Loyola-Chicago _________ L, 0-1

Oct. 10 _ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 0-2

Oct. 15 _ *#3 Penn State___________ L, 0-8

Oct. 17 _ *Ohio State _____________ L, 1-4

Oct. 22 _ *Minnesota ____________ L, 0-1

Oct. 24 _ Creighton _____________ W, 3-1

Oct. 28 _ at Northern Iowa ________ .W, 3-1

Oct. 31 _ at Iowa State ____________ L, 1-6

^ - Nike Tiger Invitational (Columbia, Mo.)


2005 • 3-12-4 • 1-7-2 Big Ten (11th)

Aug. 26 _ at Colorado College ________ L, 0-1

Aug. 28 _ at Air Force __________W, 3-2 (OT)

Sep. 2 __ Oklahoma State ______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 4 __ Oklahoma _____________ L, 0-2

Sep. 7 __ Iowa State _____________ L, 1-2

Sep. 11 _ Missouri_______________ L, 0-5

Sep. 16 _ at Missouri State______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 18 _ at SE Missouri State ________ L, 1-2

Sep. 23 _ *#16 Wisconsin ______ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Sep. 25 _ *#25 Northwestern ____ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Sep. 29 _ at Northern Iowa ________ W, 5-2


Oct. 7 __ *at Minnesota ___________ L, 0-1

Oct. 9 __ *at #1 Penn State _________ L, 0-8

Oct. 14 _ *Michigan State __________ L, 1-4

Oct. 16 _ *Michigan _____________ L, 1-4

Oct. 21 _ *at #20 Purdue ______ W, 2-1 (2OT)

Oct. 23 _ *at Indiana __________ L, 2-3 (OT)

Oct. 28 _ *at Illinois _____________ L, 1-4


HEAD COACHRON RAINEY (2006-13)

2006 • 6-11-2, 1-8-1 Big Ten (t10th)

Aug. 25 _ ât Missouri ____________ L, 0-2

Aug. 27 _ ^vs. South Carolina _______ W, 1-0

Sep. 3 __ at Nebraska ____________ L, 0-1

Sep. 8 __ at Loyola __________ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sep. 10 _ Eastern Michigan ________ W, 2-1

Sep. 12 _ at Iowa State ___ _______ W, 1-0

Sep. 15 _ vs. Northern Colorado _____ W, 3-0

Sep. 17 _ vs. Dartmouth ___________ L, 0-5

Sep. 22 _ *at Northwestern _________ L, 0-1

Sep. 24 _ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 0-1

Sep. 29 _ *#10 Penn State __________ L, 0-3

Oct. 1 __ at Drake ______________ W, 1-0

Oct. 6 __ *Ohio State _____________ L, 0-2

Oct. 8 __ *Minnesota _________ L, 0-1 (OT)

Oct. 13 _ *at Michigan ____________ L, 1-2


Oct. 20 _ *#21 Indiana ___________ W, 1-0

Oct. 22 _ *#17 Purdue ________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 27 _ *Illinois _______________ L, 0-1

^ - Nike Tiger Invitational (Columbia, Mo.)


2007 • 8-8-4, 4-6-0 Big Ten (8th)

Aug. 31 __^vs. Navy^ __________T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 2 __ât Northern Illinois _____T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 7 __#23 Missouri _____________ L, 0-2

Sept. 9 __Iowa State ___________T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 14 __Drake _________________ W, 1-0

Sept. 18 __Northern Iowa ___________ W, 4-0

Sept. 21 __at Creighton _____________ W, 1-0

Sept. 23 __at South Dakota State _______ W, 3-2

Sept. 28 __*Michigan State __________ W, 1-0

Sept. 30 __*Michigan ______________ W, 2-1

Oct. 5 ___at UW-Milwaukee ______T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 7 ___*at Illinois ______________ L, 0-6

Oct. 12 __*at #8 Purdue _________ L, 1-2 (OT)

Oct. 14 _ *at Indiana __________ L, 0-1 (OT)

Oct. 19 _ *#8 Penn State___________ L, 0-1

Oct. 21 _ *Ohio State __________W, 1-0 (OT)

Oct. 26 _ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 0-2


Nov. 2 __ *at Minnesota __________ W, 1-0

Nov. 8 __ &#6 Penn State __________ L, 1-3

^ - Northern Illinois Tournament (DeKalb, Ill.)


& - Big Ten Tournament (Minneapolis)

2008 • 9-11-1 • 3-6-1 Big Ten (t8th)

Aug. 23 _ Drake _______________ W, 4-0

Aug. 29 _ Western Illinois _________ W, 1-0

Aug. 31 _ South Dakota State ________ L, 1-2

Sept. 5 _ ât Pepperdine _______ L, 0-1 (OT)

Sept. 7 _ ^vs. San Diego __________ L, 0-1

Sept. 12 _ at Northern Iowa ________ W, 2-0

Sept. 14 _ Creighton _____________ W, 2-0

Sept. 19 _ at Missouri _____________ L, 1-2

Sept. 21 _ at Iowa State ___________ W, 3-2

Sept. 26 _ *at Michigan ________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 28 _ *at Michigan State ________ L, 0-4

Oct. 3 __ *Indiana _____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 5 __ North Dakota State _______ W, 3-0

Oct. 10 _ *#16 Illinois ___________ W, 1-0

Oct. 12 _ *Purdue _______________ L, 1-2

Oct. 17 _ *at Ohio State ___________ L, 2-3

Oct. 19 _ *at Penn State ________ L, 0-1 (OT)

Oct. 24 _ *Northwestern ______ L, 2-3 (2OT)

Oct. 26 _ *Wisconsin ____________ W, 3-0

Oct. 31 _ *#25 Minnesota __________ L, 0-1

Nov. 6 __ &Penn State ____________ L, 0-1

^ - Nike Pepperdine Invitational (Malibu, Calif.)


& - Big Ten Tournament (Iowa City, Iowa)

ALL-TIME RESULTS


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2009 • 9-11-0 • 1-9-0 Big Ten (11th)

Aug. 21 _ Missouri_______________ L, 3-2

Aug. 28 _ Montana _____________ W, 2-0

Aug. 30 _ South Dakota State _______ W, 2-0

Sept. 4 _ ^vs. New Mexico _________ L, 1-0

Sept. 6 _ ^at Nothern Arizona ______ W, 4-1

Sept. 11 _ Loyola-Chicago _________ W, 4-1

Sept. 13 _ UW-Milwaukee _________ W, 4-0

Sept. 18 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 2-0



Sept. 30 _ at Drake ______________ W, 1-0

Oct. 4 __ *Wisconsin __________L, 1-0(2OT)


Oct. 11 _ *at Penn State ___________ L, 4-0

Oct. 17 _ *Illinois _______________ L, 3-1

Oct. 22 _ *Northwestern _______ L, 2-1(OT)

Oct. 25 _ *at #24 Indiana __________ L, 2-0

Oct. 30 _ *Michigan ____________ W, 2-1

Nov. 1 __ *Michigan State _______ L, 3-2 (OT)

Nov. 7 __ *at #23 Purdue _______ L, 3-2 (OT)

^ - No. Arizona Tournament (Flagstaff , Ariz.)


2010 • 8-9-3 • 1-7-2 Big Ten (11th)

Aug. 20 _ DePaul _______________ L, 2-0

Aug. 27 _ ^Northern Illinois ________ W, 2-0

Aug. 29 _ ^Central Michigan _______ W, 1-0

Sept. 4 _ at Loyola-Chicago ________ W, 3-0

Sept. 5 _ at Northern Iowa ________ W, 6-0

Sept. 10 _ at College of Charleston ____ W, 2-0

Sept. 12 _ at Davidson____________ W, 3-1


Sept. 19 _ at Nebraska ____________ L, 3-1

Sept. 23 _ * #18 Minnesota _____ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Spet. 23 _ Saint Louis _________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 3 __ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 2-0

Oct. 8 __ *Ohio State _____________ L, 3-1

Oct. 10 _ *Penn State ____________ L, 3-0

Oct. 16 _ *at #17 Illinois ________ L, 2-1 (OT)


Oct. 24 _ *Indiana ___________ L, 3-2 (OT)

Oct. 29 _ *at Michigan ____________ L, 2-1

Oct. 31 _ *at Michigan State ____ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Nov. 6 __ *Purdue ______________ W, 3-2

^ - Iowa Tournamenet (Iowa City, Iowa)


2011 • 13-4-3 • 5-4-2 Big Ten (t5th)

Aug. 19 _ at DePaul _____________ W, 3-0

Aug. 21 _ Southeast Missouri St. _____ W, 2-1

Aug. 26 _ Western Illinois _________ W, 6-1

Sept. 2 _ at George Washingaton ____ W, 4-1

Sept. 4 _ at American ___________ W, 3-1

Sept. 9 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 4-1

Sept. 11 _ South Dakota __________ W, 5-0


Sept. 18 _ * #23 Illinois ________ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Sept. 23 _ *at Indiana ____________ W, 1-0

Spet. 25 _ *at Purdue _________ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 30 _ *Michigan _____________ L, 1-0

Oct. 2 __ *Michigan State _________ W, 1-0

Oct. 8 __ *Minnesota ____________ L, 2-1

Oct. 14 _ *at Ohio State __________ W, 1-0

Oct. 16 _ *at #15 Penn State ________ L, 4-0

Oct. 20 _ *at Nebraska ____________ L, 1-0

Oct. 23 _ *Northwestern _________ W, 6-1

Oct. 29 _ *at Wisconsin __________ W, 2-0

Nov. 02 _ &Michigan State ______ T, 0-0 (2OT)

^ - Iowa Tournamenet (Iowa City, Iowa)


& - Big Ten Tournament (Evanston, Ill.)

2012 • 12-6-3 • 3-6-3 Big Ten (t7th)

Aug. 17 _ Eastern Illinois __________ W, 5-1

Aug. 19 _ North Dakota __________ W, 3-0

Aug. 24 _ Loyola Chicago __________ W, 4-0

Aug. 26 _ at Northern Iowa ________ W, 3-0

Aug. 31 _ at Iowa State ___________ W, 3-1

Sept. 2 _ Valparaiso ____________ W, 3-1

Sept. 7 _ ^Army ______________ W, 2-1

Sept. 9 _ ^LIU-Brooklyn _________ W, 4-0

Sept. 12 _ at Saint Louis___________ W, 3-0

Sept. 16 _ *at Illinois _____________ L, 1-2

Sept. 21 _ *Indiana _____________ W, 1-0

Sept. 23 _ *Purdue ______________ W, 3-2

Sept. 28 _ *at #22 Michigan _____ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Sept. 30 _ *at Michigan State ____ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 7 __ *at Minnesota _______ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 12 _ *Ohio State _____________ L, 1-4

Oct. 14 _ * #4 Penn State __________ L, 1-2

Oct. 18 _ *Nebraska __________ L, 1-2 (OT)


Oct. 27 _ *Wisconsin ____________ W, 2-1

Oct. 31 _ & #4 Penn State __________ L, 0-2

^ - Black Knight Classic


& - Big Ten Tournament (Bloomington, Ind.)

2013 • 15-7-1 • 5-5-1 Big Ten (t5th)

Aug. 23 _ at Drake ______________ W, 1-0

Aug. 25 _ Western Michigan ________ W, 3-1

Aug. 30 _ & vs. UC Davis __________ W, 1-0

Sept. 1 _ & at Pacifi c ____________ W, 2-0

Sept. 6 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 3-0

Sept. 8 _ Wright State ___________ W, 1-0

Sept. 13 _ Saint Louis ____________ W, 3-2

Sept. 17 _ Northern Iowa ________W, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 22 _ * #15 Michigan __________ L, 1-2

Sept. 27 _ * at Illinois _____________ L, 1-2

Sept. 29 _ * at Northwestern ________ W, 1-0

Oct. 3 __ * at #23 Nebraska _________ L, 1-2

Oct. 6 __ * Michigan State _____ W, 1-0 (2OT)

Oct. 12 _ * at Indiana ___________ W, 2-1

Oct. 18 _ * at Minnesota _______ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Oct. 20 _ * at Wisconsin ___________ L, 1-2

Oct. 25 _ * #16 Penn State ________ W, 3-2

Oct. 27 _ * Ohio State ____________ L, 1-3

Nov. 2 __ * Purdue _____________ W, 2-0

Nov. 6 __ & #7 Michigan __________ W, 1-0

Nov. 8 __ & #20 Penn State ________ W, 1-0

Nov. 10 _ & #18 Nebraska __________ L, 0-1

Nov. 15 _ ^ at #23 Notre Dame _______ L, 1-4

& Pacifi c Soccer Classic * Big Ten Conference game


^ - NCAA Tournament (South Bend, Ind.)

ALL-TIME RESULTS


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HEAD COACH DAVE DiIANNI (2014-PRESENT)

2014 • 14-7-1 • 7-5-1 Big Ten (t5th)

Aug. 22 _ at UNI ______________ Wo2, 1-0

Aug. 24 _ at UIC Flames __________ W, 4-0

Aug. 29 _ Fresno State ___________ W, 3-0

Sept. 1 _ Butler _______________ W, 3-2

Sept. 5 _ at Iowa State ____________ L, 1-2

Sept. 7 _ at Colorado State ________ W, 4-0

Sept. 11 _ *Illinois ______________ W, 2-0

Sept. 14 _ *Northwestern _________ W, 1-0

Sept. 20 _ * at Minnesota __________ W, 1-0

Sept. 25 _ * Maryland _____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 28 _ * #17 Rutgers ___________ L, 0-1

Oct. 2 __ * at Michigan State _______ W, 1-0

Oct. 5 __ * at Michigan ___________ L, 2-4

Oct. 8 __ * at #12 Wisconsin ______ T o 2, 0-0

Oct. 17 _ * Indiana _____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 19 _ * Purdue _____________ W, 3-1

Oct. 24 _ * at Ohio State __________ W, 2-1

Oct. 26 _ * at #7 Penn State _________ L, 1-2

Oct. 31 _ * at Nebraska ___________ L, 1-2

Nov. 5 __ & vs. #23 Rutgers ________ W, 1-0

Nov. 7 __ & vs. Northwestern _______ W, 1-0

Nov. 9 __ & vs. #11 Wisconsin ______ L o 2, 0-1



2015 • 7-10-1 • 1-9-1 Big Ten (t12th)

Aug. 21 _ Pacifi c _______________ W, 1-0

Aug. 23 _ Nebraska Omaha ________ W, 4-0

Sept. 1 _ Northern Iowa ________W, 2-1 (OT)

Sept. 4 _ vs. Utah State __________ W, 2-1

Sept. 6 _ at Montana _____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 11 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 1-0

Sept. 13 _ Illinois Chicago _________ W, 3-0

Sept. 18 _ * at Michigan State ________ L, 1-2

Sept. 20 _ * at Michigan ___________ L, 0-1

Sept. 25 _ * Ohio State ____________ L, 1-3

Sept. 27 _ * #12 Penn State _________ L, 1-5

Oct. 3 __ * at Indiana ________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 8 __ * Wisconsin _____________ L, 0-2

Oct. 11 _ * #14 Minnesota _________ L, 0-2

Oct. 15 _ * at Illinois ____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 18 _ * at #24 Northwestern ______ L, 0-4

Oct. 23 _ * Nebraska _____________ L, 3-5

Oct. 28 _ * #9 Rutgers ____________ L, 0-2


2016 • 8-11-0 • 2-9-0 Big Ten (13th)

Aug. 19 _ at Creighton ____________ L, 3-5

Aug. 21 _ at Missouri __________W, 2-1 (OT)

Aug. 26 _ vs. Eastern Michigan ______ W, 1-0

Aug. 28 _ Wyoming _____________ W, 3-2

Sept. 2 _ Colorado State __________ W, 4-1

Sept. 4 _ SIU Edwardsville _________ W, 5-1


Sept. 11 _ at Colorado _____________ L, 1-4

Sept. 16 _ * Michigan _____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 18 _ * Michigan State ______ L, 0-1 (OT)

Sept. 23 _ * at #16 Penn State ________ L, 0-2

Sept. 25 _ * at #17 Ohio State ________ L, 0-3

Sept. 30 _ * Purdue _____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 6 __ * at #17 Minnesota ________ L, 0-3

Oct. 9 __ * at Wisconsin ___________ L, 0-1

Oct. 13 _ * #22 Northwestern________ L, 0-1

Oct. 16 _ * Illinois _______________ L, 1-2

Oct. 21 _ * at Maryland __________ W, 2-0

Oct. 26 _ * at Nebraska ___________ L, 0-1


2017 • 9-8-2 • 4-5-2 Big Ten (8th)

Aug. 20 _ at Richmond ___________ W, 5-1

Aug. 25 _ Iowa State __________W, 1-0 (OT)

Aug. 27 _ #24 Notre Dame __________ L, 0-2

Aug. 31 _ Southern Utah __________ W, 8-1

Sept. 3 _ vs. UCSB______________ W, 2-0

Sept. 8 _ Montana _____________ W, 1-0

Sept. 10 _ Loyola Chicago ___________ L, 0-3

Sept. 22 _ * #7 Penn State __________ L, 0-1

Sept. 24 _ * Ohio State ____________ L, 0-2

Sept. 29 _ * at Michigan _______ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Oct. 1 __ * at Michigan State ________ L, 2-3

Oct. 5 __ * #23 Rutgers __________ W, 1-0

Oct. 8 __ * Maryland ____________ W, 4-0

Oct. 12 _ * at Indiana ____________ L, 1-2

Oct. 15 _ * at Purdue ____________ W, 2-1

Oct. 18 _ * Nebraska _________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Oct. 21 _ * Wisconsin _____________ L, 0-3

Oct. 25 _ * at Illinois ____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 29 _ & at #13 Ohio State ____ L, 1-2 (2OT)


& - Big Ten Tournament (Columbus, Ohio)

2018 • 8-7-3 • 4-5-2 Big Ten (10th)

Aug. 17 _ Missouri___________ T, 0-0 (2OT)

Aug. 19 _ Creighton _____________ W, 2-0

Aug. 24 _ ^Washington State ______Cancelled

Aug. 26 _ Indiana State ___________ W, 1-0

Aug. 31 _ Central Michigan ________ W, 3-1

Sept. 2 _ VCU ________________ W, 2-0

Sept. 7 _ $ at Iowa State ___________ L, 1-2

Sept. 9 _ at Wyoming ____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 14 _ * at Maryland ___________ L, 0-4

Sept. 16 _ * at Rutgers ________ L, 1-2 (2OT)

Sept. 20 _ * Purdue __________ T, 1-1 (2OT)

Sept. 23 _ * Indiana _____________ W, 3-1

Sept. 27 _ * at Ohio State ___________ L, 0-2

Sept. 30 _ * at #24 Penn State ________ L, 0-2

Oct. 5 __ * at #22 Nebraska ________ W, 2-1

Oct. 12 _ * Michigan State ________ W, 1-0

Oct. 14 _ * Michigan ____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 18 _ * at Minnesota ___________ L, 1-3

Oct. 21 _ * Northwestern ______ T, 1-1 (2OT)

^ - Minneapolis

$ - Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series Event


2019 • 15-5-1 • 7-3-1 Big Ten (5th)

Aug. 22 _ Western Michigan ________ W, 2-0

Aug. 25 _ UNI ________________ W, 6-1

Aug. 29 _ Iowa State ____________ W, 2-1

Sept. 1 _ Illinois State ___________ W, 4-3

Sept. 6 _ at #14/16 NC State _______ W, 1-0

Sept. 8 _ at UNC Greensboro _______ W, 3-0

Sept. 13 _ Northern Colorado _______ W, 4-0

Sept. 15 _ at Notre Dame __________ W, 3-2

Sept. 20 _ * at Indiana ___________ W, 2-0

Sept. 22 _ * at Purdue _____________ L, 0-1

Sept. 26 _ * Illinois ______________ W, 3-1

Sept. 29 _ * Northwestern _______ L, 1-2 (OT)

Oct. 3 __ * Nebraska ____________ W, 1-0

Oct. 6 __ * at Michigan State _______ W, 3-0

Oct. 11 _ * #19/21 Rutgers _________ L, 0-1

Oct. 13 _ * Maryland ____________ W, 4-0

Oct. 17 _ * at #10/14 Wisconsin __ T, 2-2 (2OT)

Oct. 20 _ * at Minnesota _______ W, 2-1 (2OT)

Oct. 27 _ * Ohio State ________ W, 2-1 (2OT)

Nov. 3 __ & at Penn State __________ L, 0-2

Nov. 16 _ % at #11/16 Kansas ________ L, 0-1

$ - Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series Event


& B1G Tournament Quarterfi nals (University Park, Pa.)

% NCAA Tournament (Lawrence, Kan.)

ALL-TIME RESULTS


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2020 • 7-9-1 • 2-8-1 Big Ten (12th)

2/20 ___ *at Wisconsin ___________ L, 0-1

2/25 ___ *at Illinois _____________ L, 0-3

2/28 ___ *at Indiana _____________ L, 0-2

3/4 ___ *Michigan _________ T, 0-0 (2 OT)

3/7 ___ *Northwestern __________ L, 0-2

3/13 ___ *Minnesota ____________ L, 0-1

3/18 ___ *at #21 Rutgers __________ L, 1-2

3/21 ___ *at Maryland ________W, 1-0 (OT)

3/25 ___ *#9 Penn State___________ L, 0-1

3/28 ___ *Purdue ______________ W, 1-0

4/3 ___ *at Nebraska ____________ L, 0-1

4/8 ___ ! at Illinois __________W, 2-1 (OT)

4/11 ___ ! vs. Minnesota _________ W, 2-0

4/15 ___ & at #4 Penn State _______ W, 1-0

4/18 ___ & vs. Wisconsin _________ W, 1-0

4/27 ___ ^ at Campbell __________ W, 1-0

4/30 ___ ^ vs. #3 UCLA ___________ L, 1-2

* Big Ten Conference contest

! Big Ten Regional Weekend (Champaign, Ill.)

& Big Ten Tournament (University Park, Pa.)

^ NCAA Tournament (Buies Creek, N.C.)

ALL-TIME RESULTS


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TEAM ____________ W-L-T _____ LAST

Air Force __________ 1-1-0 ______ 2005

American __________ 1-0-0 ______ 2011

Army ____________ 1-0-0 ______ 2012

Baylor ____________ 1-1-0 ______ 2004

Boston College ______ 0-1-0 ______ 2002

Brigham Young ______ 1-0-0 ______ 2003

Butler ____________ 1-0-0 ______ 2014

UC-Davis __________ 1-0-0 ______ 2013

UCLA ____________ 0-1-0 ______ 2020

UC-Santa Barbara _____ 1-0-0 ______ 2017

Campbell __________ 1-0-0 ______ 2020

Central Michigan _____ 2-0-0 ______ 2018

Colorado __________ 0-1-0 ______ 2016

Colorado College _____ 0-2-0 ______ 2005

Colorado State _______ 2-0-0 ______ 2016

College of Charleston ___ 1-0-0 ______ 2010

Cornell College ______ 1-0-0 ______ 1997

Creighton __________ 6-2-0 ______ 2018

Dartmouth _________ 1-1-0 ______ 2006

Davidson __________ 1-0-0 ______ 2010

DePaul ___________ 4-1-0 ______ 2011

Drake ____________ 6-1-0 ______ 2013

Eastern Illinois _______ 1-0-0 ______ 2012

Eastern Michigan _____ 2-0-0 ______ 2016

Fresno State ________ 1-0-0 ______ 2014

Furman ___________ 0-1-0 ______ 1999

Georgia State _______ 0-1-0 ______ 1997

George Washington ____ 1-0-0 ______ 2011

Grinnell ___________ 1-0-0 ______ 1998

Idaho ____________ 1-0-0 ______ 2002

Illinois ___________ 10-15-1 ____ 2020

Illinois Chicago ______ 2-0-0 ______ 2015

Illinois State ________ 2-1-0 ______ 2019

TEAM ____________ W-L-T _____ LAST

Indiana ___________ 12-10-1 ____ 2020

Indiana State _______ 1-0-0 ______ 2018

Iowa State _________ 13-7-2 _____ 2019

Kansas ___________ 1-2-0 ______ 2019

Kent State _________ 1-0-0 ______ 1997

LIU Brooklyn ________ 1-0-0 ______ 2012

Loyola-Chicago ______ 3-2-1 ______ 2017

Marquette _________ 0-1-0 ______ 2001

Maryland __________ 4-2-0 ______ 2020

Miami (Fla.) ________ 0-1-0 ______ 1998

Michigan __________ 4-17-4 _____ 2020

Michigan State ______ 8-11-5 _____ 2019

Minnesota _________ 6-14-4 _____ 2020

Missouri __________ 1-8-1 ______ 2018

Missouri State _______ 0-1-1 ______ 2005

Montana __________ 2-1-0 ______ 2017

Navy ____________ 0-0-1 ______ 2007

Nebraska __________ 2-11-1 _____ 2020

Nebraska Omaha _____ 1-0-0 ______ 2015

UNLV ____________ 1-0-0 ______ 2000

New Mexico ________ 0-1-0 ______ 2009

North Carolina State ___ 1-0-0 ______ 2019

UNC Greensboro ______ 1-0-0 ______ 2019

North Dakota _______ 1-0-0 ______ 2012

North Dakota State ____ 1-0-0 ______ 2008

Northern Arizona _____ 1-0-0 ______ 2009

Northern Colorado ____ 2-0-0 ______ 2019

Northern Illinois ______ 4-1-1 ______ 2010

Northern Iowa _______ 14-0-0 _____ 2019

Northwestern _______ 7-15-2 _____ 2020

Notre Dame ________ 1-2-0 ______ 2019

Ohio State _________ 7-16-1 _____ 2019

Oklahoma _________ 0-1-0 ______ 2005

TEAM ____________ W-L-T _____ LAST

Oklahoma State ______ 0-0-1 ______ 2005

Pacifi c ____________ 2-0-0 ______ 2015

Penn State _________ 3-26-0 _____ 2020

Pepperdine _________ 0-1-0 ______ 2008

Purdue ___________ 10-7-4 _____ 2020

Richmond _________ 1-0-0 ______ 2017

Rutgers ___________ 3-5-0 ______ 2020

Saint Louis _________ 3-2-1 ______ 2013

San Diego _________ 0-1-0 ______ 2008

South Carolina ______ 1-0-0 ______ 2006

South Dakota _______ 1-0-0 ______ 2011

South Dakota State ____ 2-1-0 ______ 2009

SE Missouri State _____ 1-1-0 ______ 2011

SIU Edwardsville _____ 1-0-0 ______ 2016

Southern Louisiana ____ 1-0-0 ______ 1997

Southern Utah _______ 1-0-0 ______ 2017

Tulane ___________ 2-0-0 ______ 1998

Utah State _________ 3-0-0 ______ 2015

Valparaiso _________ 2-0-0 ______ 2012

Virginia Commonwealth __ 1-0-0 ______ 2018

Wake Forest ________ 1-0-0 ______ 2000

Western Illinois ______ 3-0-0 ______ 2011

Western Michigan ____ 2-0-0 ______ 2019

Wisconsin _________ 6-15-4 _____ 2020

Wisconsin-Green Bay ___ 4-0-1 ______ 2004

Wisconsin-Milwaukee __ 2-3-1 ______ 2009

Woff ord ___________ 1-0-0 ______ 1999

Wright State ________ 1-0-0 ______ 2013

Wyoming __________ 1-1-0 ______ 2018

TOTAL ___________ 214-216-38

2021 Opponents in BOLD

ALL-TIME RECORD BREAKDOWN

Category __________________________ W-L-T

Overall _________________________ 214-216-38

Big Ten _________________________ 73-154-26

Non-Conference ____________________ 141-62-12

Big Ten Tournament ____________________ 8-10-0

NCAA Tournament ______________________1-3-0

Category __________________________ W-L-T

Decided by One Goal ___________________ 104-101

vs. Ranked Teams _____________________ 14-48-9

Overtime Games ____________________ 19-24-20

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS


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Air Force (1-1-0)

10/29/2000 (A) L 2-3

8/28/2005 (A) W 3-2 (OT)

American (1-0-0)

9/4/2011 (A) W 3-1

Army (1-0-0)

9/7/2012 (N) W 2-1

Baylor (1-1-0)

10/27/2002 (H) W 1-0 (OT)

9/3/2004 (N) L 1-2

Boston College (0-1-0)

9/8/2002 (A) L 1-2

Butler (1-0-0)

9/1/2014 (H) W 3-2

BYU (1-0-0)

9/13/2003 (H) W 3-2 (OT)

UCLA (0-1-0)

4/30/2021 (N) L 1-2

California-Santa Barbara (1-0-0)

9/3/2017 (N) W 2-0

Campbell (1-0-0)

4/27/2021 (A) W 1-0

Central Michigan (2-0-0)

8/29/2010 (N) W 1-0

8/31/2018 (H) W 3-1

College of Charleston (1-0-0)

9/10/2010 (A) W 2-0

Colorado (0-1)

9/11/2016 (A) L 1-4

Colorado College (0-2-0)

10/27/2000 (A) L 0-4

8/26/2005 (A) L 0-1

Colorado State (2-0-0)

9/7/2014 (A) W 4-0

9/2/2016 (H) W 4-1

Cornell College (1-0-0)

10/23/1997 (H) W 7-0

Creighton (6-2-0)

11/1/2001 (H) W 4-1

10/31/2002 (A) W 1-0

9/7/2003 (A) L 1-2

10/24/2004 (H) W 3-1

9/21/2007 (A) W 1-0

9/14/2008 (H) W 2-0

8/19/2016 (A) L 3-5

8/19/2018 (H) W 2-0

Dartmouth (1-1-0)

9/6/2002 (A) W 3-1 (#13)

9/17/2006 (H) L 0-5

Davidson (1-0-0)

9/12/2010 (A) W 3-1

DePaul (4-1-0)

9/2/1997 (H) W 1-0

9/6/1998 (A) W 3-0

9/10/1999 (H) W 2-1

8/20/2010 (H) L 2-0

8/19/2011 (A) W 3-1

Drake (6-1-0)

9/5/2003 (H) W 4-0

9/10/2004 (A) L 0-1

10/1/2006 (A) W 1-0

9/14/2007 (H) W 1-0

8/23/2008 (H) W 4-0

9/30/2009 (A) W 1-0

8/23/2013 (A) W 1-0

Eastern Illinois (1-0-0)

8/17/2012 (H) W 5-1

Eastern Michigan (2-0-0)

9/10/2006 (H) W 2-1

8/25/2016 (N) W 1-0

Fresno State (1-0-0)

8/29/2014 (H) W 3-0

Furman (0-1-0)

10/29/1999 (A) L 0-1

George Washington (1-0-0)

9/2/2011 (A) W 4-1

Georgia State (1-0-0)

9/7/97 (N) W 0-3

Grinnell (1-0-0)

9/20/1998 (H) W 8-0

Idaho (1-0-0)

9/13/2002 (H) W 2-1 (OT)

Illinois (10-15-1)

9/19/1997 (H) W 2-0

10/16/1998 (A) L 0-5

10/23/1999 (A) W 2-0

11/5/1999 (N) L 0-2

10/20/2000 (H) W 5-1

10/26/2001 (A) L 1-4

11/9/2001 (N) L 1-4

10/25/2002 (H) W 2-0

9/26/2003 (H) L 0-2

10/3/2004 (H) L 2-3

10/28/2005 (A) L 1-4

10/27/2006 (H) L 0-1

10/7/2007 (H) L 0-6

10/10/2008 (H) W 1-0 (#16)

10/17/2009 (H) L 3-1

10/16/2010 (A) L 2-1 (OT)

9/18/2011 (H) T 2-2 (2OT)

9/16/2012 (A) L 1-2

9/27/2013 (A) L 1-2

9/11/2014 (H) W 2-0

10/15/2015 (A) W 1-0

10/16/2016 (H) L 1-2

10/25/2017 (A) W 1-0

9/26/2019 (H) W 3-1

2/25/2021 (A) L 0-3

4/8/2021 (A) W 2-1 (OT)

Illinois-Chicago (2-0-0)

8/24/2014 (A) W 4-0

9/13/2015 (H) W 3-0

Illinois State (2-1-0)

9/9/2001 (H) L 2-3

9/29/2002 (A) W 1-0

9/1/2019 (H) W 4-3

Indiana (12-10-1)

10/3/1997 (H) W 3-0

10/18/1998 (H) L 0-1 (#17)

10/17/1999 (A) W 1-0

10/13/2000 (H) W 1-0

ALL-TIME RESULTS


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10/21/2001 (A) W 3-2

10/18/2002 (H) L 1-3

10/3/2003 (H) L 0-1

9/19/2004 (A) L 0-1

10/23/2005 (A) L 2-3 (OT)

10/20/2006 (H) W 1-0 (#21)

10/14/2007 (A) L 0-1 (OT)

10/3/2008 (H) W 1-0

10/25/2009 (A) L 2-0

10/24/2010 (H) L 2-3 (OT)

9/23/2011 (A) W 1-0

9/21/2012 (H) W 1-0

10/12/2013 (A) W 2-1

10/17/2014 (H) W 1-0

10/3/2015 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

10/12/2017 (A) L 1-2

9/23/2018 (H) W 3-1

9/20/2019 (H) W 2-0

2/28/2021 (A) L 0-2

Indiana State (1-0-0)

8/26/2018 (H) W 1-0

Iowa State (13-7-2)

9/21/1997 (H) L 1-3

9/15/1998 (H) T` 1-1

9/12/1999 (A) L 1-2 (2OT)

9/8/2000 (A) L 0-2

9/27/2001 (H) W 1-0

11/3/2002 (A) W 3-1

10/31/2004 (A) L 1-6

9/7/2005 (H) L 1-2

9/12/2006 (A) W 1-0

9/9/2007 (H) T 0-0 (2OT)

9/21/2008 (A) W 3-2

9/18/2009 (H) W 2-0

9/17/2010 (A) W 4-0

9/9/2011 (H) W 4-1

8/31/2012 (A) W 3-1

9/6/2013 (H) W 3-0

9/5/2014 (A) L 1-2

9/11/2015 (H) W 1-0

9/9/2016 (A) W 2-0

8/25/2017 (H) W 1-0 (OT)

9/7/2018 (A) L 1-2

8/29/2019 (H) W 2-1

Kansas (1-2-0)

10/26/1997 (A) L 2-3 (OT)

9/11/1998 (H) W 5-1

11/16/2019 (A) (NCAA) L 0-1

Kent State (1-0)

9/5/1997 (N) W 8-0

LIU-Brooklyn (1-0-0)

9/9/2012 (N) W 4-0

Loyola Chicago (2-2-1)

10/8/2004 (A) L 0-1

9/8/2006 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

9/11/2009 (H) W 4-1

9/4/2010 (A) W 3-0

9/10/2017 (H) L 0-3

Marquette (0-1-0)

9/2/2001 (N) L 1-2

Maryland (4-2-0)

9/25/2014 (H) L 0-1

10/21/2016 (A) W 2-0

10/8/2017 (H) W 4-0

9/14/2018 (A) L 0-4

10/13/2019 (H) W 4-0

3/21/2021 (A) W 1-0 (OT)

Miami (Fla.) (0-1-0)

10/31/1998 (A) L 1-2

Michigan (4-17-4)

10/19/1997 (H) L 0-4 (#12)

10/2/1998 (A) L 1-3 (#24)

9/26/1999 (A) L 0-2

9/29/2000 (H) L 2-3 (2OT)

11/2/2000 (N) L 0-2

9/23/2001 (H) L 0-1

9/20/2002 (A) L 1-2 (#11)

10/17/2003 (A) L 0-1

9/26/2004 (H) L 0-4 (#16)

10/16/2005 (H) L 1-4

10/13/2006 (A) L 1-2

9/30/2007 (H) W 2-1

9/26/2008 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

10/30/2009 (H) W 2-1

10/29/2010 (A) L 1-2

9/30/2011 (H) L 1-0

9/28/2012 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

9/22/2013 (H) L 1-2 (#15)

11/6/2013 (N) W 1-0 (#7)

10/5/2014 (A) L 2-4

9/20/2015 (A) L 0-1

9/16/2016 (H) L 0-1

9/29/2017 (A) T 2-2 (2OT)

10/14/2018 (H) W 1-0

3/4/2021 (H) T 0-0 (2OT)

Michigan State (8-11-5)

10/17/1997 (A) L 2-3

10/4/1998 (A) T 0-0

10/3/1999 (A) W 1-0

9/22/2000 (H) L 1-2 (OT)

9/21/2001 (H) W 1-0

9/22/2002 (A) L 0-4

10/19/2003 (A) L 0-4

9/24/2004 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

10/14/2005 (H) L 1-4

10/15/2006 (A) L 0-1

9/28/2007 (H) W 1-0

9/28/2008 (A) L 0-4

11/1/2009 (H) L 2-3 (OT)

10/31/2010 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

10/2/2011 (H) W 1-0

11/2/2011 (N) T 0-0 (2OT)

9/30/2012 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

10/6/2013 (H) W 1-0

10/2/2014 (A) W 1-0

9/18/2015 (A) L 1-2

9/18/2016 (H) L 0-1 (OT)

10/1/2017 (A) L 2-3

10/12/2017 (H) W 1-0

10/6/2019 (A) W 3-0

Minnesota (6-14-4)

9/28/1997 (A) L 0-6

9/18/1998 (H) L 0-3

9/19/1999 (H) L 1-2 (2OT)

9/15/2000 (A) L 1-5

9/30/2001 (A) W 1-0

10/4/2002 (H) W 1-0

10/12/2003 (A) T 2-2 (2OT)

10/22/2004 (H) L 0-1

10/7/2005 (A) L 0-1

10/8/2006 (H) L 0-1 (OT)

11/6/2007 (A) W 1-0

10/31/2008 (H) L 0-1 (#25)

9/24/2009 (A) L 0-1

9/23/2010 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

10/8/2011 (H) L 1-2

10/7/2012 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

10/18/2013 (A) T 2-2 (2OT)

9/20/2014 (A) W 1-0

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10/11/2015 (H) L 0-2 (#14)

10/6/2016 (A) L 0-3 (#17)

10/18/2018 (A) L 1-3

10/20/2019 (A) W 2-1 (2OT)

3/13/2021 (H) L 0-1

4/11/2021 (N) W 2-0

Missouri (1-8-1)

9/7/2001 (A) L 0-2

8/29/2003 (H) L 0-3

9/5/2004 (N) L 0-1

9/11/2005 (H) L 0-5

8/25/2006 (A) L 0-2

9/7/2007 (H) L 0-2 (#23)

9/19/2008 (A) L 1-2

8/21/2009 (H) L 3-2

8/21/2016 (A) W 2-1 (OT)

10/12/2017 (A) L 1-2

8/17/2018 (H) T 0-0 (2OT)

Missouri State (0-0-1)

9/16/2005 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

Montana (2-1-0)

8/28/2009 (H) W 2-0

9/6/2015 (A) L 0-1

9/8/2017 (H) W 1-0

Navy (0-0-1)

8/31/2007 (N) T 1-1 (2OT)

Nebraska (2-11-1)

8/31/2003 (A) L 0-3

9/3/2006 (A) L 0-1

9/19/2010 (A) L 1-3

10/20/2011 (A) L 0-1

10/18/2012 (H) L 1-2 (OT)

10/3/2013 (A) L 1-2

11/10/2013 (N) L 0-1

10/31/2014 (A) L 1-2

10/23/2015 (H) L 3-5

10/26/2016 (A) L 0-1

10/18/2017 (H) T 0-0 (2OT)

10/5/2018 (A) W 2-1 (#22)

10/3/2019 (H) W 1-0

4/3/2021 (A) L 0-1

Nebraska Omaha (1-0-0)

8/23/2015 (H) W 4-0

New Mexico (0-1-0)

9/4/2009 (N) L 1-0

UNC Greensboro (1-0)

9/8/2019 (A) W 3-0

North Carolina State (1-0)

9/6/2019 (A) W 1-0 (#14/16)

North Dakota (1-0-0)

8/19/2012 (H) W 3-0

North Dakota State (1-0-0)

10/5/2008(H) W 3-0

Northern Arizona (1-0-0)

9/6/2009 (N) W 4-1

Northern Colorado (1-0-0)

9/15/2006 (H) W 3-0

Northern Illinois (4-1-1)

8/30/1997 (H) W 3-2

10/25/1998 (A) L 2-3 (2OT)

10/25/1999 (H) W 2-0

8/27/2000 (A) W 3-0

9/2/2007 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

8/27/2010 (H) W 2-0

Northern Iowa (14-0-0)

9/1/2002 (H) W 1-0

10/31/2003 (H) W 4-0

10/28/2004 (A) W 3-1

9/29/2005 (A) W 5-2

9/18/2007 (H) W 4-0

9/12/2008 (A) W 2-0

9/20/2009 (H) W 3-0

9/5/2010 (A) W 6-0

9/14/2011 (H) W 2-0

8/26/2012 (A) W 3-0

9/17/2013 (H) W 2-1

8/22/2014 (A) W 1-0 (2OT)

9/1/2015 (H) W 2-1 (OT)

8/25/2019 (H) W 6-1

Northwestern (7-15-2)

10/10/1997 (A) L 1-4

9/25/1998 (H) L 0-1 (#11)

10/1/1999 (A) W 3-1

10/1/2000 (H) W 2-1

10/7/2001 (A) W 1-0

9/27/2002 (H) L 0-1

9/28/2003 (H) L 1-3

10/1/2004 (A) L 0-6

9/25/2005 (H) T 2-2 (2OT) (#25)

9/22/2006 (A) L 0-1

10/28/2007 (A) L 0-3

10/24/2008 (H) L 2-3 (2OT)

10/22/2009 (H) L 1-2 (OT)

10/21/2010 (A) L 0-3

10/23/2011 (H) W 6-1

10/21/2012 (A) L 0-1

9/29/2013 (A) W 1-0

9/14/2014 (H) W 1-0

11/7/2015 (N) W 1-0

10/18/2015 (A) L 0-4 (#24)

10/13/2016 (H) L 0-1 (#22)

10/21/2018 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

9/29/2019 (H) L 1-2 (OT)

3/7/2021 (H) L 0-2

Notre Dame (1-2-0)

11/15/2013 (A) (NCAA) L 1-4 (#23)

8/27/2017 (H) L 0-2 (#24)

9/15/19 (A) W 3-2

Ohio State (7-16-1)

10/5/1997 (A) L 0-3

10/9/1998 (H) W 3-0

10/10/1999 (H) W 2-0

10/6/2000 (A) L 1-2

10/14/2001 (H) L 1-3

10/11/2002 (A) W 3-1

9/19/2003 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

10/17/2004 (H) L 1-4

10/2/2005 (A) L 0-3

10/6/2006 (H) L 0-2

10/21/2007 (H) W 1-0 (OT)

10/17/2008 (A) L 2-3

10/9/2009 (A) L 2-3

10/8/2010 (H) L 1-3

10/14/2011 (A) W 1-0

10/12/2012 (H) L 1-4

10/27/2013 (H) L 1-3

10/24/2014 (A) W 2-1

9/25/2015 (H) L 1-3

9/25/2016 (A) L 0-3 (#17)

9/24/2017 (H) L 0-2

10/29/2017 (A) L 1-2 (2OT) (#13)

9/27/2018 (A) L 0-2

10/27/2019 (H) W 2-1 (2OT)

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Oklahoma (0-1-0)

9/4/2005 (H) L 0-2

Oklahoma State (0-0-1)

9/2/2005 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

Pacifi c (2-0-0)

9/1/2013 (A) W 2-0

8/21/2015 (H) W 1-0

Penn State (3-26-0)

9/26/2007 (H) L 0-2 (#24)

10/11/1998 (A) L 0-3 (#6)

10/8/1999 (H) L 2-3 (OT) (#5)

10/8/2000 (A) L 1-3

10/12/2001 (H) L 1-3

10/13/2002 (A) L 2-4 (#13)

9/21/2003 (A) L 0-4

10/15/2004 (H) L 0-8 (#3)

10/9/2005 (A) L 0-8 (#1)

9/29/2006 (H) L 0-3 (#10)

10/19/2007 (H) L 0-1 (#8)

11/8/2007 (N) L 1-3 (#6)

10/19/2008 (A) L 0-1 (OT)

11/6/2008 (N) L 0-1

10/11/2009 (A) L 0-4

10/10/2010 (H) L 0-3

10/16/2011 (A) L 0-4

10/14/2012 (H) L 1-2

10/31/2012 (N) L 0-2

10/25/2013 (H) W 3-2 (#16)

11/8/2013 (N) W 1-0 (#20)

10/26/2014 (A) L 1-2 (#7)

9/27/2015 (H) L 1-5 (#12)

9/23/2016 (A) L 0-2 (#16)

9/22/2017 (H) L 0-1 (#7)

9/30/2018 (A) L 0-2 (#24)

11/3/2019 (A) (BTT) L 0-2

3/25/2021 (H) L 0-1 (#9)

4/15/2021 (A) (BTT) W 1-0 (#4)

Pepperdine (0-1-0)

9/5/2008 (N) L 0-1 (OT)

Purdue (10-7-4)

10/15/1999(A) W 6-3

10/15/2000 (H) W 7-1

10/19/2001 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

10/20/2002 (H) L 1-2 (#16)

10/5/2003 (H) L 1-4 (#21)

9/17/2004 (A) L 0-1

10/21/2005 (A) W 2-1 (2OT) (#20)

10/22/2006 (H) T 0-0 (2OT) (#17)

10/12/2007 (A) L 1-2 (OT) (#8)

10/12/2008 (H) L 1-2

11/7/2009 (A) L 2-3 (OT)

11/6/2010 (H) W 3-2

9/25/2011 (A) T 1-1 (2OT)

9/23/2012 (H) W 3-2

11/2/2013 (H) W 2-0

10/19/2014 (H) W 3-1

9/30/2016 (H) W 1-0

10/15/2017 (A) W 2-1

9/20/2018 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

9/22/2019 (A) L 0-1

3/28/2021 (H) W 1-0

Richmond (1-0-0)

8/20/2017 (A) W 5-1

Rutgers (3-4-0)

9/12/2003 (H) W 2-1

9/28/2014 (H) L 0-1 (#17)

11/5/2015 (N) W 1-0 (#23)

10/28/2015 (H) L 0-2 (#9)

10/5/2017 (H) W 1-0 (#23)

9/16/2018 (A) L 1-2 (2OT)

10/11/2019 (H) L 0-1 (#19/21)

3/18/2021 (A) L 1-2 (#21)

Saint Louis (3-2-1)

8/27/1999 (A) L 3-5

9/10/2000 (H) W 2-1 (OT)

9/16/2001 (A) L 0-2

9/23/2010 (H) T 0-0 (2OT)

9/12/2012 (A) W 3-0

9/13/2013 (H) W 3-2

San Diego (0-1-0)

9/7/2008 (N) L 0-1

Southeast Missouri State (1-1-0)

9/18/2005 (A) L 1-2

8/21/2011 (H) W 2-1

Southern Louisiana (1-0-0)

11/2/1997 (N) W 4-1

South Carolina (1-0-0)

8/27/2006 (N) W 1-0

South Dakota (1-0-0)

9/11/2011 (H) W 5-0

South Dakota State (2-1-0)

9/23/2007 (A) W 3-2

8/31/2008 (H) L 1-2

8/30/2009 (H) W 2-0

Southern Illinois Edwardsville (1-0)

9/4/2016 (H) W 5-1

Southern Utah (1-0)

8/31/2017 (H) W 8-1

Tulane (2-0-0)

10/31/1997 (A) W 1-0

9/4/1998 (H) W 2-0

UC-Davis (1-0-0)

8/30/2013 (A) W 1-0

UNLV (1-0-0)

9/2/2000 (A) W 3-0

Utah State (3-0-0)

9/5/1999 (H) W 4-2

9/4/2000 (A) W 2-1

9/4/2015 (N) W 2-1

Valparaiso (2-0-0)

9/24/1999 (A) W 2-0

9/2/2012 (H) W 3-1

Virginia Commonwealth (1-0-0)

9/2/2018 (H) W 2-0

Wake Forest (1-0-0)

9/24/2000 (A) W 2-1 (#20)

Western Illinois (3-0-0)

9/13/1998 (H) W 7-0

8/29/2008 (H) W 1-0

8/26/2011 (H) W 6-1

Western Michigan (2-0-0)

8/25/2013 (H) W 3-1

8/22/2019 (H) W 2-0

Wisconsin (6-15-4)

10/12/1997 (H) L 0-2

9/27/1998 (H) L 0-3

9/17/1999 (H) W 4-1 (#12)

9/17/2000 (A) W 2-1

10/5/2001 (A) L 1-3

10/6/2002 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

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10/10/2003 (H) L 1-2

10/10/2004 (A) L 0-2

9/23/2005 (H) T 2-2 (2OT) (#16)

9/24/2006 (A) L 0-1

10/26/2007 (A) L 0-2

10/26/2008 (H) W 3-0

10/4/2009 (H) L 0-1 (2OT)

10/3/2010(A) L 0-2

10/29/2011 (A) W 2-0

10/27/2012 (H) W 2-1

10/20/2013 (A) L 1-2

10/8/2014 (A) T 0-0 (2OT) (#12)

11/9/2014 (N) L 0-1 (2OT) (#11)

10/8/2015 (H) L 0-2

10/9/2016 (A) L 0-1

10/21/2017 (H) L 0-3

10/17/2019 (A) T 2-2 (2OT) (#10/14)

2/20/2021 (A) L 0-1

4/18/2021 (N) W 1-0

Wisconsin-Green Bay (4-0-1)

9/1/1999 (H) W 7-0

8/25/2000 (A) W 5-1

10/28/2001 (H) W 6-2

8/30/2002 (A) W 3-0

9/12/2004 (H) T 1-1 (2OT)

Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-3-1)

9/14/1997 (A) L 0-1

10/23/1998 (H) L 1-2 (2OT)

8/31/2001 (N) W 1-0

10/24/2003 (H) L 1-3

10/5/2007 (A) T 0-0 (2OT)

9/13/2009 (H) W 4-0

Woff ord (1-0-0)

10/31/1999 (A) W 6-1

Wright State (1-0-0)

9/8/2013 (H) W 1-0

Wyoming (1-1-0)

8/28/2016 (H) W 3-2

9/9/2018 (A) L 0-1

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