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Road Warriors Flight 5,518 miles. Bus 9,884 miles. The North Dakota State women’s soccer team went the extra mile in 2004. Literally. The Bison traveled over 15,000 miles their fi rst sea-son of Division I soccer. To put that number into perspective, it’s equal to driving from New York to Los Angeles fi ve times, with miles to spare. All 17 games scheduled in 2004 saw NDSU playing away from home. It was a season that saw a promising beginning to a new future of soccer at NDSU.

Pete Cuadrado began his second season as head coach. This season offered a wide array of challenges that he didn’t see in his fi rst year when he led the Bison to a 11-3-2 cam-paign. The Bison returned seven starters and 11 letterwinners from the 2003 squad and wel-comed nine new faces to the team. The Bison’s

leading scorer in Jessica Rodgers returned, along with 2003 defensive player of the year, Brooke Hartman. NDSU also had the services of midfi elder Carly Christensen and forward Ol-ivia Cole, both back from injuries that cut short their seasons last year. Hartman, Christensen and Cole were selected as captains for the 2004 season. The Bison opened play with three exhibi-tion games. First, NDSU traveled to Brookings, S.D. to face former North Central Conference foe and fellow independent South Dakota State. Sophomore Sarah Panzer and junior Rodgers Sarah Panzer and junior Rodgers Sarah Panzereach notched goals in NDSU’s 2-0 shutout of the Jackrabbits on Aug. 15. NDSU’s next two exhibitions at the Ellig Sports Complex would be the only time the team would play in front of a home crowd all season. Behind the strength of Rodgers’ two goals, NDSU edged the University of Mary 2-1 on Aug. 19. The Bison completed their dress rehearsal

for the season perfect after dominating Minneso-ta-Crookston 12-0 on Aug. 22. Angie Sten-son scored four goals, Cole three and Panzer notched four assists in the win. On the opening weekend of play, North Dakota State traveled to IPFW and Wisconsin-Green Bay. Despite freshman Kelsey Hohol’sinaugural Division I goal, the Bison fell 2-1 in overtime to the Mastodons on Aug. 27. NDSU couldn’t muster any scoring against UWGB and was shut out 3-0 on Aug. 29. Goal-keeper Katie Stombaugh stopped six shots against the Phoenix. Stombaugh was pressed into duty after returning goalkeeper Jessica Neiwent down with a season ending-knee injury before the season began. North Dakota State freshman Jami Rozellscored two goals in the Bison’s 3-3 tie with Western Illinois on Sept. 3. In the 83rd minute, Parker thought she had the game-winner for the Bison, only to see the Westerwinds score with just 5 seconds remaining to force overtime. Rozell was tabbed co-Newcomer of the Week in Division I indepen-dent soccer for her two-goal effort. The Bison’s fi rst-ever Division I win occurred on Sept. 5 against Drury. Christensen played the spoiler in overtime as she scored as a result of a perfect Panzer corner kick to give NDSU a 2-1 victory. Christensen also assisted on Rodg-ers’ equalizing goal in the contest. Kelli Reedposted the victory in goal in NDSU’s come-from-behind win. The Big Ten Conference and nationally ranked Wisconsin Badgers were up next for the Bison on Sept. 10. NDSU played wire-to-wire with Wisconsin and trailed only by one goal with 10 minutes remaining. Despite a last minute effort, NDSU fell 3-0. Rodgers hammered home two goals in NDSU’s 2-1 triumph over Northern Iowa on Sept. 12. Rodgers broke free of the Panther’s defense early in the second half and scored the game-winner on a breakaway to give NDSU its second victory of the season. North Dakota State traveled to Omaha, Neb., to participate in the Creighton Bluejay Classic on Sept. 24 and 26. First, the Bison played host Creighton and battled into another overtime game before a crowd of 953. True freshman Michelle Martinez scored the Bison’s lone goal late in the second half to send the game into overtime. The Bison met South Dakota State again in NDSU’s second match of the tournament. Behind goals from Christensen and Panzer, NDSU held its opponents scoreless for the fi rst time in 2004. Stombaugh and Reed combined on the shutout. Christensen and Hartman were selected to the Creighton Bluejay Classic all-tournament team. A trip to the state of Indiana was slated next on the schedule, with the Bison visiting Valparaiso, IUPUI and Butler in a three-match swing. Despite outshooting the Crusaders, NDSU fell 1-0 to Valparaiso on Oct. 8. The Bison took an early lead against IUPUI behind Martinez’s fi rst half goal, but gave up two goals late in the contest to fall 2-1 on Oct. 10. The following day, two freshmen scored goals to lift NDSU over Butler in a hard-fought

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2004 REVIEWbattle. Martinez and Hohol scored goals to carry the Bison to their fourth win on the season. Reed was instrumental in goal, recording seven saves to post the win. Martinez was honored as the Newcomer of the Week in independent soc-cer for her heroics over the three-game span. Christensen and Rodgers scored second-half goals to lead NDSU past Carroll College in the fi rst round of the Northern Colorado Best Western Regency Classic on Oct. 15. Reed stopped eight Fighting Saints shots and earned the shutout in Greeley, Colo. NDSU ventured into its record-breaking fi fth overtime match of the season against North-ern Colorado on Oct. 17, in the UNC Classic championship. Rodgers’ fi fth goal of the season pushed the game into extra time, but the Bison fell 2-1. Rodgers, Rozell and Reed were named to the all-tournament team for outstanding play over the weekend. The Missouri Valley Conference regular-season champion Drake hosted the Bison on Oct. 22. Three fi rst-half goals were too much to overcome for the Bison as they fell 3-1 to the Bulldogs. Christensen recorded NDSU’s lone goal in the defeat. The schedule didn’t get any kinder with NDSU traveling to Big Ten Minnesota next on Oct. 24, for the Gopher’s homecoming. The teams played to a fi rst-half standstill with fresh-man sensation Martinez blasting her fourth goal of the season. The Gophers laced two

second-half goals to seal the victory. NDSU’s lone senior Hartman was honored before kickoff with a large contingent of Bison faithful on hand for senior day. The Bison ended the season with two games on the West Coast. In a tale of two halves, NDSU dominated play against UC Davis on Nov. 5 for the fi rst 45 minutes, highlighted by a Martinez goal, only to see its lead disappear in the second half. The Bison fell 2-1 to the Aggies and suffered their fourth straight loss. In the season fi nale, the Bison met Cal State-Hayward. The Pioneers handed NDSU a 2-1 setback. It was the Bison’s seventh one-goal loss on the season. Martinez scored her team-leading sixth goal of the season in a losing effort. North Dakota State fi nished its fi rst year of Division I competition with a 5-11-1 record. The Bison defense allowed only 1.75 goals per game in a season where NDSU was noted by oppos-ing coaches for its aggressive play. Rodgers led the team in scoring for a second consecutive season, tallying 14 points on fi ve goals and four assists. Martinez took advantage of playing time in the second half of the season and scored 12 points on six goals. Christensen also fi nished in double digits in scoring with 10 points on four goals and two assists. Christensen was named fi rst team all-inde-pendent. Hartman earned second-team honors.

She and Cole were nominated to the independent soccer all-academic team. The academic awards didn’t stop there for NDSU. Hartman was named to the CoSIDA All-District VII fi rst team for the second consecutive year. Cole and Panzer joined her on the second team. Hartman was then honored nation-ally, earning a spot on the

ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America second team. Hartman wrapped up an impressive career for NDSU. The pharmacy major started in 57 of 58 career games for the Bison and led a defense that only allowed 1.61 goals per game in her standout career. North Dakota State and coach Pete Cuadra-do’s fi rst season of Division I soccer provided a great learning experience for bigger and better things to come. NDSU’s all-road schedule in 2004 will pay dividends for bringing top Division I talent to Fargo in 2005 and beyond.

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Overall: 5-11-1 Home: 0-0-0 Away: 3-11-1 Neutral: 2-0-0

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Attendance Game-Winning GoalAug 27 at IPFW L, 1-2 (2OT) 0-1-0 0-0-0 75Aug 29 at Wisconsin-Green Bay L, 0-3 0-2-0 0-0-0 236Sep 03 at Western Illinois T, 3-3 (2OT) 0-2-1 0-0-0 104Sep 05 at Drury W, 2-1 (OT) 1-2-1 0-0-0 138 Carly Christensen (1)Sep 10 at Wisconsin L, 0-3 1-3-1 0-0-0 561Sep 12 at Northern Iowa W, 2-1 2-3-1 0-0-0 183 Jessica Rodgers (1)Sep 24 #at Creighton L, 1-2 (2OT) 2-4-1 0-0-0 953Sep 26 #vs South Dakota State W, 2-0 3-4-1 0-0-0 50 Sarah Panzer (1)Oct 08 at Valparaiso L, 0-1 3-5-1 0-0-0 78Oct 10 at IUPUI L, 1-2 3-6-1 0-0-0 206Oct 11 at Butler W, 2-1 4-6-1 0-0-0 98 Kelsey Hohol (1)Oct 15 %vs Carroll (Mont.) W, 2-0 5-6-1 0-0-0 58 Carly Christensen (2)Oct 17 %at Northern Colorado L, 1-2 (OT) 5-7-1 0-0-0 328Oct 22 at Drake L, 1-3 5-8-1 0-0-0 132Oct 24 at Minnesota L, 1-3 5-9-1 0-0-0 603Nov 05 at UC Davis L, 1-2 5-10-1 0-0-0 342Nov 07 at Cal State-Hayward L, 1-2 5-11-1 0-0-0 130

# = Bluejay Classic (at Creighton)% = Best Western Regency Classic (at Northern Colorado)

Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh SOG YC-RC GW PK-ATTJessica Rodgers 17-17 5 4 14 33 21 1-0 1 0-0Michelle Martinez 16-8 6 0 12 29 19 2-0 0 0-0Carly Christensen 17-16 4 2 10 17 11 1-0 2 1-1Kelsey Hohol 16-14 2 0 4 8 5 0-0 1 0-0Jami Rozell 16-13 2 0 4 4 3 4-1 0 0-0Sarah Panzer 17-17 1 2 4 17 9 1-0 1 0-0Jessica Parker 17-14 1 1 3 14 7 0-0 0 0-0Chelsea Body 15-8 0 2 2 6 6 2-0 0 0-0Olivia Cole 17-6 0 1 1 12 4 0-0 0 0-0Keri Blanchette 6-1 0 1 1 7 2 0-0 0 0-0Patty Romeo 15-2 0 1 1 3 0 0-0 0 0-0Angie Stenson 7-0 0 1 1 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Erin Tierney 14-7 0 0 0 12 6 0-0 0 0-0Laura Hermanson 16-4 0 0 0 8 7 0-0 0 0-0Ashley Chandler 17-17 0 0 0 6 3 0-0 0 0-0Becky Skrypek 17-2 0 0 0 5 3 0-0 0 0-0Erin Ellsworth 16-7 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0-0Danielle Thompson 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Brooke Hartman 17-17 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Katie Stombaugh 12-12 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Kelli Reed 9-6 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0Total 17 21 15 57 182 106 13-1 5 1-1Opponents 17 31 27 89 259 112 11-0 11 1-1 GOALKEEPINGName GP-GS Minutes GA Avg Saves Pct W-L-T ShoKelli Reed 9-6 605:13 11 1.64 35 .761 3-4-0 1Katie Stombaugh 12-11 988:08 20 1.82 46 .697 2-7-1 0TEAM 0:00 0 0.00 0 .000 0-0-0 1Total 17 1593:21 31 1.75 81 .723 5-11-1 2Opponents 17 1593:21 21 1.19 85 .802 11-5-1 3

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalNorth Dakota State 9 11 1 0 21Opponents 14 14 1 2 31

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalNorth Dakota State 72 101 9 0 182Opponents 124 116 12 7 259

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalNorth Dakota State 41 35 3 2 81Opponents 33 47 5 0 85

CORNER KICKS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalNorth Dakota State 32 34 6 1 73Opponents 36 45 3 0 84

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalNorth Dakota State 100 113 7 1 221Opponents 95 90 10 3 198

ATTENDANCE Dates Total AverageTotal 17 4275 251Home 0 0 0Away 15 4167 278Neutral 2 108 54

Game Results

Individual Statistics Team Statistics

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FIRST TEAMGK Meghann Loseke Sr. Colorado CollegeD Ashley Beck Jr. Utah Valley StateD Rebecca Hall So. Kennesaw StateD Katrina Hirsch Jr. Kennesaw StateD Laura Wilcox Jr. Colorado CollegeMF Carly Christensen Jr. North Dakota StateMF Genae Gzehoviak Jr. Kennesaw StateMF Chelsey Ekenberg So. Northern ColoradoMF Alissa Saylor So. Kennesaw StateF Stevie Kernan Jr. Colorado CollegeF Laura Tucker So. Kennesaw StateF Kelsey Worcester Fr. South Dakota State

Honorable MentionAlissa Bernth (Sr., D, SDSU); Tiffany Crane (So., M, LU); Jenn Davis (So., G, SDSU); Laura Hassebroek (So., M, UNC); Ash-ley Hooverson (Sr., F, CC); Kristel Lohmann (Sr., D, UNC); Chrissy Marvin (So., G, UNC); Shadeeka Mendez (So., F, SCSU); Amberlee Nelson (So., G, UVSC); Stephanie Schroeder (Fr., M, LU)

Offensive Player of the Year: Laura Tucker (So., F, Kennesaw State)Defensive Player of the Year: Meghann Loseke (Sr., G, Colorado College)Newcomers of the Year: Annie Phillips (So., F, Kennesaw State) and Kelsey Worcester (Fr., F, South Dakota State)Coach of the Year: Rob King (Kennesaw State)

PLAYER POS. SCHOOL YR. GPA MAJORKristy Arnett MF IPFW So. 3.57 CommunicationsAlissa Bernth MF South Dakota State Sr. 3.536 Early Childhood EducationOlivia Cole F North Dakota State Jr. 3.88 PharmacyTiffany Crane MF Longwood So. 3.32 ChemistryMegan Doehla D IPFW Sr. 3.65 Health AdministrationJessie Fream F Kennesaw State Sr. 3.85 CommunicationsBrooke Hartman D North Dakota State Sr. 3.98 PharmacyKady Hydrick F Northern Colorado So. 3.80 FinanceApril Lockley F Longwood Jr. 3.66 PsychologyMeghann Loseke GK Colorado College Sr. 3.20 BiologyJessica Marek GK Kennesaw State Jr. 3.95 Fine ArtsLindsey Phillips D Northern Colorado So. 4.00 Criminal JusticeMolly Scharfenkamp MF South Dakota State Sr. 3.522 Health PromotionHeidi Walker D Utah Valley State So. 4.00 MathLaura Wilcox D Colorado College Jr. 3.46 BiologyAlyssa Woodbury D Utah Valley State So. 4.00 Fire Science

Division I All-Independent TeamSECOND TEAMGK Jessica Marek Jr. Kennesaw StateD Melissa Cary Jr. LongwoodD Meghan Doehla Sr. IPFWD Brooke Hartman Sr. North Dakota StateD Katlin Okamoto So. Colorado CollegeD Kerry Pitt Fr. Northern ColoradoMF Nichole Averett Sr. Utah Valley StateMF Christie Ginanni Sr. Colorado CollegeMF Nayasha Mendez Jr. South Carolina StateF Annie Phillips So. Kennesaw StateF Robyn Rasmussen Fr. Utah Valley StateF Carolyn Theurer Jr. Utah Valley State

Division I Independent All-Academic Team

Division I Independent Standings OVERALL PCT. INDEP. PCT.Kennesaw State 12-4-1 .735 0-1-1 .250Colorado College 9-5-2 .625 1-0-1 .750Utah Valley State 6-9-3 .417 3-0-1 .875North Dakota State 5-11-1 .324 1-2-0 .333South Dakota State 5-11-1 .324 0-3-0 .000IPFW 6-13-0 .316 1-0-0 .000Longwood 5-13-0 .278 1-0-0 1.000Northern Colorado 3-13-2 .222 2-2-1 .500South Carolina State 2-11-0 .154 0-1-0 .000

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Total Points GP G A Pts Game Winning Goals GP GWGLaura Tucker - KSU 17 10 12 32 Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 6Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 9 3 21 Laura Tucker - KSU 17 5Annie Phillips - KSU 17 9 3 21 Annie Phillips - KSU 17 3Robyn Rasmussen - UVSC 18 9 2 20 Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 3Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 9 1 19 Jessie Fream - KSU 14 2Carolyn Theurer - UVSC 18 6 6 18 Carly Christensen - NDSU 17 2Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 6 5 17 Katie Young - Longwood 18 2Shadeeka Mendez- SCSU 13 7 1 15 24 players with 1

Goals GP Shots Goals Assists GP AssistsLaura Tucker - KSU 17 66 10 Laura Tucker - KSU 17 12Annie Phillips - KSU 17 26 9 Alissa Saylor - KSU 17 7Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 30 9 Katrina Hirsch - KSU 17 6Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 33 9 Carolyn Theurer - UVSC 18 6Robyn Rasmussen - UVSC 18 38 9 Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 5Shadeeka Mendez - SCSU 13 23 7 Rebecca Hall - KSU 17 5Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 27 6 Nichole Averett - UVSC 18 5Michelle Martinez - NDSU 16 29 6 Tiffany Crane - Longwood 18 5Anika Apar - IPFW 19 39 6 4 players with 4Carolyn Theurer - UVSC 18 71 6

Goals Against Avg GP GA Avg Saves Min SavesJessica Marek - KSU 16 19 1.23 Chrissy Marvin - UNC 1620 123Meghann Loseke - CC 16 21 1.28 Jenn Davis - SDSU 1100 121Brittany Frazier - SDSU 6 7 1.40 Nicolle Betancourt - SCSU 958 101Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 11 15 1.40 Shannon Lynn - IPFW 1280 87Kelli Reed - NDSU 9 11 1.64 Meghann Loseke - CC 1480 79Jenn Davis - SDSU 13 20 1.64 Jessica Marek - KSU 1393 55Shannon Lynn - IPFW 17 24 1.69 Heather Storrie - Longwood 883 53Katie Stombaugh - NDSU 12 20 1.82 Katie Stombaugh - NDSU 988 46Anne Whitmore - Longwood 10 16 2.02 Anne Whitmore - Longwood 712 45Chrissy Marvin - UNC 18 40 2.22 Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 967 45

Team Goals Per Game GP Goals G/Gm Shutouts GP ShoKennesaw State University 17 43 2.53 Jessica Marek - KSU 16 5Colorado College 16 30 1.88 Meghann Loseke - CC 16 5Utah Valley State 18 27 1.50 Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 11 3IPFW 19 26 1.37 Shannon Lynn - IPFW 17 2North Dakota State 15 19 1.27 6 players with 1

Corner Kicks GP CK CK/GP Team Fouls Fouls YCColorado College 16 72 4.50 South Carolina State 84 4Utah Valley State 18 80 4.44 Kennesaw State University 102 0North Dakota State 17 73 4.29 Northern Colorado 167 12Kennesaw State University 17 64 3.76 South Dakota State 173 5Longwood 18 64 3.56 Colorado College 181 8

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Laura Tucker - KSU 17 10 12 32 Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 6Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 9 3 21 Laura Tucker - KSU 17 5Annie Phillips - KSU 17 9 3 21 Annie Phillips - KSU 17 3Robyn Rasmussen - UVSC 18 9 2 20 Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 3Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 9 1 19 Jessie Fream - KSU 14 2

Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 6 5 17 Katie Young - Longwood 18 2Shadeeka Mendez- SCSU 13 7 1 15 24 players with 1

Laura Tucker - KSU 17 66 10 Laura Tucker - KSU 17 12Annie Phillips - KSU 17 26 9 Alissa Saylor - KSU 17 7Kelsey Worchester - SDSU 17 30 9 Katrina Hirsch - KSU 17 6Stephanie Kernan - CC 16 33 9 Carolyn Theurer - UVSC 18 6Robyn Rasmussen - UVSC 18 38 9 Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 5Shadeeka Mendez - SCSU 13 23 7 Rebecca Hall - KSU 17 5Ashley Hooverson - CC 16 27 6 Nichole Averett - UVSC 18 5

Tiffany Crane - Longwood 18 5Anika Apar - IPFW 19 39 6 4 players with 4

Jessica Marek - KSU 16 19 1.23 Chrissy Marvin - UNC 1620 123Meghann Loseke - CC 16 21 1.28 Jenn Davis - SDSU 1100 121Brittany Frazier - SDSU 6 7 1.40 Nicolle Betancourt - SCSU 958 101Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 11 15 1.40 Shannon Lynn - IPFW 1280 87

Meghann Loseke - CC 1480 79Jenn Davis - SDSU 13 20 1.64 Jessica Marek - KSU 1393 55Shannon Lynn - IPFW 17 24 1.69 Heather Storrie - Longwood 883 53

Anne Whitmore - Longwood 10 16 2.02 Anne Whitmore - Longwood 712 45Chrissy Marvin - UNC 18 40 2.22 Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 967 45

Kennesaw State University 17 43 2.53 Jessica Marek - KSU 16 5Colorado College 16 30 1.88 Meghann Loseke - CC 16 5Utah Valley State 18 27 1.50 Amberlee Nelson - UVSC 11 3IPFW 19 26 1.37 Shannon Lynn - IPFW 17 2

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Colorado College 16 72 4.50 South Carolina State 84 4Utah Valley State 18 80 4.44 Kennesaw State University 102 0

Northern Colorado 167 12Kennesaw State University 17 64 3.76 South Dakota State 173 5Longwood 18 64 3.56 Colorado College 181 8

Division I Independent Stats

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