women's soccer media guide

Team Photo

2011 Marian University Sabres

24 Rhyah Jungwirth

17 Brittany Syms

18 19 Genna Wollersheim

Jade Koeune

20 Morgan Ansems

21 Nicole Rublee

22 Sam Austin

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Maisie Floyd

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Kate

Koffman

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Taylor

Hozeska

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Laura Maly

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Kelsey

Lightfield

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Danielle

Donnermeyer

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Shayni

Paul

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Leisa Conn

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Hailey Wisner

Chloe

Kierszh

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Jenny Brandt

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Caitlin

Stumpner

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00 Jordan Dykstra

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Amber Koeune

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Caitlyn

Rosenberger

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Mollie

Tennessen

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Courtney Schmuhl

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Kelly

Kulinski

HC Jason Murphy

AC Staci Johnson

AC Cassie Gross

23 Leah Klink

AC Karin Lips

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide

Name……………………………..Marian University

Location……………………Fond du Lac, WI 54935

Founded……………………………………….. 1936

President……………………….Dr. Steven DiSalvo

Enrollment…………………………………….. 1,400

Nickname……………………………………. Sabres

Colors…………………. Royal Blue, Scarlet, White

Home Facility……………………………Smith Field

Affiliation………………………….NCAA Division III

Conference……………………...Northern Athletics

Interim Athletic Director……………Jason Murphy

Athletics Phone…………………… (920) 923-8156

Athletics Fax………………………. (920) 923-8134

Soccer Started………………………………… 1990

All-Time Record……………………….. 141-214-13

Quick Facts

Name…………………………………Jason Murphy

Alma Mater, Year……….UW-Stevens Point, 2004

Record at Marian…………. …………………..9-8-1

Career Record………………………………… 9-8-1

Seasons at Marian………………………………2nd

Office Phone………………………. (920) 923-8501

Email…………. [email protected]

Assistant Coach……………………. Staci Johnson

Assistant Coach…………………Cassandra Gross

Assistant Coach……………...…………..Karin Lips

Coaching Staff

Director…………………………………………TBA

Office Phone………………………. (920) 923-8155

E-Mail…. ..……………………………………….TBA

Office Fax…………………………..(920) 923-8134

Web Address….……….. www.sabreathletics.com

Sports Information

Quick Facts / Table of Contents

Table of Contents

2011 Women’s Soccer Schedule..……………..Page 4

About Marian University…...……………..……Page 5

Season Preview……………...………………….Page 6

Coaching Staff………………...………………Page 7-8

Support Staff………………...…………………..Page 8

Northern Athletic Conference (NAC)……...……Page 9

Roster Information……………………......Pages 10-11

Seniors…………..……..……...………......Pages 12-14

Juniors……………………………………...Pages 15-16

Sophomores……………………………….Pages 17-21

Photos…..………..…………………….…….Page 18-19

First Years…………………...…………….Pages 22-25

2010 in Review………….……………………...Page 26

2010 Game-by-Game Results………………...Page 27

2010 Team Statistics…………………………..Page 28

2010 Individual Statistics……………………...Page 29

Coaching History……………………………….0

Team Records………………………………….Page 31

Individual Career Records………….…………Page 32

Individual Season Records……………..…….Page 33

Indoor Recreation Facility……………………..Page 34

Smith Field……………………………………..Page 35

2011 Women’s Soccer Schedule…………….Page 36

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 2011 Schedule

2011 Schedule

Date Opponent Time Sept 1 UW-LaCrosse 4:00 PM Sept 4 Carroll University Noon Sept 7 Aurora University * 2:00 PM Sept 10 Lawrence University 11:00 AM Sept 11 St. Mary’s University (MN) 1:00 PM Sept 14 MSOE * 7:00 PM Sept 17 Wisconsin Lutheran College * 2:30 PM Sept 20 UW-Oshkosh 7:00 PM Sept 24 Concordia University - IL * 2:30 PM Sept 28 Edgewood College * 7:00 PM Oct 1 Dominican University * 3:30 PM Oct 4 Lakeland College * 4:00 PM Oct 5 Elmhurst College 7:00 PM Oct 8 Rockford College * 6:00 PM Oct 15 Benedictine University * 2:30 PM Oct 18 Concordia University - WI * 7:00 PM Oct 22 Alverno College * 2:30 PM Oct 27 Maranatha Bible Baptist College * 3:30 PM Northern Athletics Conference Tournament Oct 30 First Round (at Higher Seed) TBD Nov 2 Semi-Finals (at Higher Seed) TBD Nov 5 Championship (at Higher Seed) TBD * Northern Athletics Conference Games Home games in BOLD All times central

Alumni Game - April 30, 2011

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide About Marian University

About Marian University The University: Founded as Marian College in 1936 by the Congregation of Sisters of St. Agnes, Marian University is a

coeducational, Catholic university providing a values-based applied liberal arts education. Our core values are Community, Learning, Service, Social Justice, and Spiritual Traditions.

Students: Marian students come from 14 states and 13 countries. Our current enrollment of more than 3,000 students

includes 1,400 traditional day students. Marian also offers adult accelerated evening/weekend undergraduate programs and nationally recognized graduate programs on campus and at outreach locations in Wisconsin, including locations in Appleton, Watertown, Wausau, West Allis, and West Bend.

Location: Our 104-acre campus is in a residential area of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, about an hour from Milwaukee, Madi-

son, and Green Bay. Fond du Lac, first on the lake, is a safe vibrant city of 42,000 residents situated on the southernmost point of Lake Winnebago.

Financial aid and scholarships: More than 90 percent of Marian students receive some form of financial assistance.

Aid is available through scholarships, grants, loans, and work-study programs.

Hands-on learning: Cooperative education programs let you integrate classroom theory with practical work experi-

ence. Depending on your major, you can receive on-the-job experiences as early as your sophomore year.

President’s Message

Welcome to Marian University! I invite you to discover Marian as we prepare to celebrate 75 years of providing outstanding educational opportunities for traditional, adult and graduate stu-dents. Marian University transforms lives through academic excellence, innovation and leadership. The rich heritage of the university continues to pervade the academic, co-curricular and residential life experiences for our students on Marian’s main campus, nestled in the heart of east-central Wisconsin. At Marian, we believe the experience is about the individual – it’s about YOU. This is true whether you are a student at Marian or contemplating becoming one, a parent, one of our proud alumni, a potential employee, a benefactor or someone who simply has an interest in learning more about us. Our alumni from every state in the nation and from around the world claim Marian University as home. With degrees from more than 50 undergraduate and graduate programs in a variety of disci-plines, Marian alumni positively impact our communities as they continue to live the Core Val-ues that are essential to the Mission of the university.

As we begin to reflect on 75 years of tradition and excellence, we prepare for a year of celebrating the past and em-bracing the future. Marian University was founded as Marian College in 1936 by pioneering religious women, the Congrega-tion of Sisters of St. Agnes. Through their continued sponsorship, their charisma still influences all we do. With this same spirit of enthusiasm, Marian University continues the legacy of educating women and men who are dedicated to communi-ty, service, social justice and spiritual traditions.

Dr. Steven DiSalvo

http://www.marianuniversity.edu/interior.aspx?id=326

http://www.marianuniversity.edu/interior.aspx?id=42

http://www.marianuniversity.edu/alumni/

http://www.marianuniversity.edu/missionandvalues/

http://www.marianuniversity.edu/missionandvalues/

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Young Sabres Look To Build On 2010 Season

Season Preview

The 2011 Marian University Women’s Soccer team begins the season with eleven returning players from the 2010 campaign. The Sabres return four of their five top points leaders and five of their top six scorers from 2010. Also, returning are eight of the teams starters from last season. At forward, the Sabres return senior Hailey Wisner (Sussex, WI) and sophomores Jade Koeune (Winneconne, WI) and Danielle Donnermeyer (La Grange, IL). Koeune was second on the team in goals with eight in 2010. Donnermeyer and Wisner had six and two goals, respectively. Returning in the midfield is All-Conference honoree and starter senior Taylor Hozeska (Hartford, WI). In addition, three more starters return in senior Mollie Tennessen (Kaukauna, WI), sen-ior Kate Koffman (Eden, WI), and sophomore Shayni Paul (Menasha, WI). Hozeska led the team in as-sists with nine helpers. Paul had nine points, Tennessen had five points, and Koffman had two points. At defense, the Sabres return three starters in senior Cailtin Stumpner and sophomores Kelsey Lightfield (Appleton, WI), who was on the Conference All-Freshman team, and Jenny Brandt. These three were part of the stingiest defense in Sabre history allowing only 25 goals all season. In goal, returning for the 2011 season is junior goalie Jordan Dykstra. Dykstra played in eight matches in 2010 and had a 0.87 goals against average. In 2009, Dykstra played in every match and split time with then junior, Tiffany Erdman. The Sabres add two transfer defenders to the 2011 roster in junior Chloe Kierszh and fresh-man Genna Wollersheim. Kierszh was a two year starter at UW-Oshkosh and Wollersheim came to Marian from UW-Milwaukee, where she attended for one semester in fall 2010. In addition to the thirteen upper-class players, Marian adds thirteen first years to the 2011 roster. They come from three different states and two countries. At forward, the Sabres welcome the addition of Laura Maly (Neenah, WI), Leisa Conn (Menasha, WI), and Maisie Floyd (Eden, WI). At cen-ter midfield the Sabres add Brittany Syms (Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario). At outside midfielder , Marian adds Morgan Ansems (Neenah, WI), Samantha Austin (Crystal Falls, MI), and Leah Klink (Hartford, WI). In the back, the Sabres have three additions at defender and two in goal. The defenders are Kelly Kulinski (Chicago, IL), Courtney Schmuhl (Kimberly, WI), and Nicole Rublee (Sheboygan, WI). In goal, Caitlyn Rosenberger comes from Pewaukee, WI and Jade Koeune’s sister, Amber, comes from Winneconne, WI. The Sabres finished sixth in conference last season and were predicted to finish sixth in the 2011 preseason poll.

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Head Coach Jason Murphy

Coaching Staff

Jason Murphy is in his second season as the women's soccer head coach at Marian University in 2011 and was named interim Athletic Director on September 1, 2011. In 2010 Murphy guided the Sabres to a 9-8-1 overall record and finished 7-4-1 in the Northern Athletics Conference. His team made an appearance in the 2010 NAC Tournament in addition to setting a school record for least goals allowed by allowing only twenty-five. He also coached the NAC Offensive Player-of-the-Year in Kim Kriese. Murphy came to Marian after spending two years as an assistant coach at the University of Chicago. At Chicago, Murphy assisted in all aspects of the wom-en’s soccer program, including

recruiting perspective student-athletes, practice planning and imple-mentation. He helped guide the Maroons to a 28-10-3 record the past two seasons and were consistently ranked in the NCAA Division III Top 25. The Maroons twice qualified for the NCAA Tournament and made a Sweet 16 and round of 32 appearances in 2008 and 2009, respectively. Murphy, a 2004 graduate of UW-Stevens Point, was an assistant coach for UW-Stevens Point in 2003 and 2004. He helped lead the Point-ers to an overall record of 31-8-5, including winning two conference tournament championships and one regular season championship. The Pointers made two NCAA Tournament appearances in 2003 and 2004. Murphy earned a Masters degree in Sport Administration from UW-La Crosse in 2007. He has also earned his National and Advanced Nation-al coaching licenses from the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). Additionally, he completed his NSCAA State and Re-gional Goalkeeper licenses in 2007. Murphy, an Appleton native, resides in Fond du Lac with his wife Cindy.

Assistant Coach Staci Johnson

Staci Johnson begins her second year as an assistant coach un-der Coach Murphy. Johnson spent the 2011 spring season coach-ing the JV team at Neenah High School. Prior to coming back to Mari-an, Johnson was the JV coach at Eau Claire Memorial High School. Johnson graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a degree in Kinesiology. She played one season for the Blugolds. Johnson had a memorable prep career as well. She played at Neenah from 2002-05. She was an All-Area and All-Conference selec-tion her junior and senior seasons. She was also an All-State selection her senior year.

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Support Staff

Athletic Trainer / Senior Women’s Administrator Kimberly Biwer

Kim Biwer begins her twelfth school year with the Sabres. She was hired in August of 2000 as Marian University’s first-ever full-time ath-letic trainer. She also serves as the Senior Woman Administrator in the athletic department. Before coming to Marian, Biwer served as a Graduate Assistant and Interim Head Athletic Trainer at the College of Saint Benedict. While there, she was also completing work on a Master’s degree in Sports Medicine from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, Minnesota. There she managed all aspects of the athletic training department while de-signing strength and conditioning programs for various teams. Aside from her duties at St. Benedict, she worked at the St. Cloud Orthopedic Clinic and the St. John’s University and St. Cloud University

athletic training departments. No stranger to the Fox Valley, the Neenah, Wisconsin native earned a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1997. Her degree has an empha-sis in Exercise and Fitness along with a double minor in Athletic Training and Health Education and Wellness Promotion. Biwer also worked as a student athletic trainer in the Titan athletic training department. Biwer received her certification from the NATA/BOC (National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification) in 1998. Aside from her academic work, Biwer also has the distinction of being on the first-ever var-sity women’s soccer team at UW-Oshkosh in 1993 - scoring the first-ever goal for the Titans - and leading the team in scoring in that inaugural season. Playing only two seasons on the squad, she helped lead the Titans to a combined 13-12-5 record and finished 13th on the school’s all-time scoring list with 13 points.

Assistant Coach Cassandra Gross

Cassandra Gross begins her first season as Marian’s assistant coach. Cassandra comes to Marian after playing one season at UW-Oshkosh (2006) and one at Marian Uni-versity (2008). Gross was a member of the 2006 NCAA tournament

team, where she made 20 starts. She was a NAC Honorable Mention selection in her one year play-ing for Marian. Gross, will be finishing her bachelor degree this fall in Sport and Recreation Management.

Cassandra and her husband, Chris, reside in Fond du Lac, and are expecting their first child in December of 2011.

Assistant Coach Karin Lips

Karin Lips begins her first season as an assistant coach at Marian. Karin comes to Marian after three seasons as an assistant coach at Neenah High School and three seasons as an assistant at Oshkosh Lourdes. Karin graduated from

UW-Oshkosh in 2006 after being a four-year start-er and All-Conference and All-Region selection. Karin, formerly Karin Reinke, graduated with a de-gree in biology and a masters in experimental psy-chology. Karin currently works at Aurora BayCare Medical Center in quality management. She re-sides in Kimberly with her husband, Erik.

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NAC Institutions’ Locations

Northern Athletic Conference

The Northern Athletics Conference began its first season of competition in the fall of 2006. The NAC consists of 13 colleges and universities from the shared-border states of Illinois and Wisconsin. Many have shared traditional rivalries dating back to the NAC's pre-decessor conferences, the Lake Michigan Conference and the Northern Illinois-Iowa Con-ference. Charter members include: Alverno College, Aurora University, Benedictine Univer-sity, Concordia University Chicago, Concordia University Wisconsin, Dominican University, Edgewood College, Lakeland College, Maranatha Baptist Bible College, Marian University, Rockford College and Wisconsin Lutheran College. Milwaukee School of Engineering joined the NAC in the fall of 2007. The Northern Athletics Conference sponsors 18 sports. Men's teams include base-ball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, indoor track & field and out-door track & field. Women's squads are fielded in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor track & field, outdoor track & field and volleyball. The Northern Athletics Conference, an NCAA Division III member conference, be-came eligible for automatic NCAA postseason berths in 2008-09. The 13 member institu-tions the NAC is composed of makes it the third largest conference in NCAA Division III.

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Marian University - Fond du Lac, WI (Miles from Marian) A Edgewood College - Madison, WI (76 miles) B Maranatha Baptist Bible College - Watertown, WI (55 miles) C Lakeland College - Plymouth, WI (35 miles) D Concordia University Wisconsin - Mequon, WI (62 miles) E Alverno College - Milwaukee, WI (72 miles) F Wisconsin Lutheran College - Wauwatosa , WI (63 miles) G Milwaukee School of Engineering - Milwaukee, WI (57 miles) H Rockford College - Rockford, IL (142 miles) I Dominican University - River Forest, IL (151 miles) J Aurora University - Aurora, IL (180 miles) K Benedictine University - Lisle, IL (164 miles) L Concordia University Chicago - River Forest, IL (151 miles)

http://www.lakemichiganconference.org/

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Numerical Roster

Roster Information

Coaching Staff

# Name Year Position Height Hometown/High School Pronunciation 00 Jordan Dykstra Jr. GK 5-6 Cedar Grove, WI/Cedar Grove-Belgium 0 Amber Koeune Fr. GK 5-5 Winneconne, WI k-KNEE 1 Caitlyn Rosenberger Fr. GK 5-4 Pewaukee, WI 2 Mollie Tennessen Sr. MF 5-1 Kaukauna, WI 3 Courtney Schmuhl Fr. D 5-4 Kimberly, WI sch-mool 4 Kelly Kulinski Fr. D 5-5 Chicago, IL/Regina Dominican 5 Caitlin Stumpner Sr. D 5-5 Berlin, WI 6 Jenny Brandt So. D 5-7 Stoughton, WI 7 Chloe Kierszh Jr. D 5-7 Oshkosh, WI/Oshkosh West Kirsh 8 Hailey Wisner Sr. MF 5-6 Sussex, WI/Sussex Hamilton Wiz-ner 9 Leisa Conn Fr. F 5-4 Menasha, WI/St. Mary’s Central Lisa 10 Shayni Paul So. MF 5-3 Menasha, WI Shay-KNEE 11 Danielle Donnermeyer So. F 5-10 La Grange, IL/Lyons Township 12 Kelsey Lightfield So. D 5-6 Appleton, WI/West 13 Laura Maly Fr. F/MF 5-5 Neenah, WI 14 Taylor Hozeska Sr. MF 5-4 Hartford, WI/Hartford Union 15 Kate Koffman Sr. MF 5-3 Eden, WI/Winnebago Lutheran Academy 16 Maisie Floyd Fr. MF/F 5-1 Eden, WI/St. Mary’s Springs Academy Maize-ee 17 Brittany Syms Fr. MF 5-1 Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario/St. Basil Academy 18 Genna Wollersheim Fr. D 5-5 New Holstein, WI Jenna 19 Jade Koeune So. MF/F 5-6 Winneconne, WI k-KNEE 20 Morgan Ansems Fr. MF 5-9 Neenah, WI 21 Nicole Rublee Fr. MF 5-4 Sheboygan, WI/South Roob-lee 22 Samantha Austin Fr. MF/D 5-8 Crystal Falls, MI/West Iron County 23 Leah Klink Fr. MF 5-3 Hartford, WI/Slinger 24 Rhyah Jungwirth Fr. MF 5-7 Oshkosh, WI/Oshkosh West Rye-uh Young-Worth

# Name Year Position 20 Morgan Ansems Fr. MF 22 Samantha Austin Fr. MF/D 6 Jenny Brandt So. D 9 Leisa Conn Fr. F 11 Danielle Donnermeyer So. F 00 Jordan Dykstra Jr. GK 16 Maisie Floyd Fr. MF/F 14 Taylor Hozeska Sr. MF 24 Rhyah Jungwirth Fr. MF 7 Chloe Kierszh Jr. D 23 Leah Klink Fr. MF 0 Amber Koeune Fr. GK 19 Jade Koeune So. MF/F 15 Kate Koffman Sr. MF 4 Kelly Kulinski Fr. D 12 Kelsey Lightfield So. D 13 Laura Maly Fr. F/MF 10 Shayni Paul So. MF 1 Caitlyn Rosenberger Fr. GK 21 Nicole Rublee Fr. D

# Name Year Position 3 Courtney Schmuhl Fr. D 5 Caitlin Stumpner Sr. D 17 Brittany Syms Fr. MF 2 Mollie Tennessen Sr. MF 8 Hailey Wisner Sr. F 18 Genna Wollersheim Fr. D

Head Coach Jason Murphy 2nd Season

Assistant Coach Staci Johnson 2nd Season

Assistant Coach Cassie Gross 1st Season

Assistant Coach Karin Lips 1st Season

Alphabetical Roster

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Roster Breakdown

Roster Information

Where are they from?

By Grade Seniors (5) …………………………………..Hozeska, Koffman,

Stumpner, Tennessen, Wisner

Juniors (2)…………………………………………Dykstra, Kierszh

Sophomores (5)……………………Brandt, Donnermeyer,

J. Koeune, Lightfield, Paul

Freshman (14)……………………...Ansems, Austin, Conn,

Floyd, Jungwirth, Klink, A. Koeune, Kulinski, Maly, Rosenberger, Rublee, Schmuhl, Syms, Wollersheim

By Major Nursing (8) …………………Brandt, Jungwirth, J. Koeune,

Kulinski, Lightfield, Rosenberger, Wisner, Wollersheim

Criminal Justice (3) ……………….. Floyd, Rublee, Syms

Undecided (3) ……………………... A. Koeune, Maly, Paul

Education (2) …………………………………. Dykstra, Kierszh

Social Work (2) ………………………. Koffman, Tennessen

Health Care Administration (1) ………..…..Schmuhl

Pre-Pharmacy (1) ………………………….... Donnermeyer

Pre-Physical Therapy (1) ……………………..……...Conn

Pre-Physicians Assistant (1) …………..………….. Klink

Pre-Veterinarian Science (1) …………...……. Ansems

Psychology (1) ……………………………………….. Stumpner

Radiation Technology (1) .……………..…………. Austin

Sport & Rec Management (1) ……………… Hozeska

By Position Goalkeepers (3) …………………………….……………………………………………………………………..Dykstra, A. Koeune, Rosenberger

Central Defenders (3) ………………….…………………………………………………………………………………..Brandt, Kierszh, Kulinski

Marking Backs (5) ……………………..…………………………Jungwirth, Lightfield, Rublee, Schmuhl, Stumpner, Wollersheim

Central Midfielders (5) ………………...………………………………………………………….J. Koeune, Maly, Paul, Syms, Tennessen

Outside Midfielders (8) …………....………………………….Ansems, Austin, Conn, Floyd, Hozeska, Klink, Koffman, Wisner

Forwards (8) ………………...…………….…………………..Ansems, Conn, Donnermeyer, Floyd, J. Koeune, Maly, Syms, Wisner

Wisconsin (22) …………………….Ansems, Brandt, Conn,

Dykstra, Floyd, Hozeska, Jungwirth, Kierszh, Klink, Koeune, J. Koeune, Koffman, Lightfield, Maly, Paul, Rosenberger, Rublee, Schmuhl, Stumpner, Tennessen, Wisner, Wollersheim

Illinois (2)……………………………...Donnermeyer, Kulinski

Canada (1) ………………………………………………………..Syms

Michigan (1) …………………………………………………..Austin

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profiles / Seniors

Senior ♦ Midfielder ♦ 5’1”

Kaukauna, WI ♦ Social Work Major

Kaukauna High School

Mollie Tennessen 2

2010: Started all 18 games as a center midfielder … Had 1 goal and 3 assists for a total of 5 points … Team advanced to the first round in the NAC Tournament 2009: Started all 19 games as a center midfielder … Had 2 goals and 2 assists for a total of 6 points … Had 10 shots on goal 2008: Started 8 games as a center midfielder … Had 3 assists for a total of 3 points … Had 7 shots on goal Prep: Played High School soccer for Chuck Coan … 2nd Team All-Conference Sophomore and Junior year … All-Conference Senior year … MVP two years Personal: Parents are Mike and Ellen Getting to know Mollie: Favorite late night snack: Pickles and ranch … Favorite quote: “Smile, laugh, love, and you will be happy.” … Favorite sports movie: Cool Runnings … Dream job: Bee keeper … Favorite sport to watch: Cribbage …. Most influential person in my life: My mother Ellen … Hidden talents: Blow bubbles with my tongue … Pre-game ritual: I do something different before every game

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010 18-18 1 3 5 20 7 0 2009 19-19 2 2 6 11 10 0 2008 20-8 0 3 0 9 7 0

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Senior ♦ Defender ♦ 5’5”

Berlin, WI ♦ Psychology Major

Berlin High School

Caitlin Stumpner 5


Sussex, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Sussex Hamilton High School

Hailey Wisner 8

2010: Started 8 games as an outside midfielder … Scored 2 goals and had 1 assist for a total of 5 points 2009: Attended Lakeland College Prep: Played club for Germantown Kickers under Dan Peplinski … Played high school soccer for Al Keckeisen at Sussex Hamilton HS Personal: Parents are Jeff Wisner and Susan Keller Getting to know Hailey: First thing I do in the morning: Hit the snooze button … Event I would by tickets for regard-less of price: World Cup game … Super hero power: Invincibility … Most memorable soccer moment: Scoring my first college goal at my previous school, Lakeland … Biggest fear: Failure and disappointment … Biggest Pet Peeve: People chewing with their mouth open

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010 18-8 2 1 5 11 5 0

2010: Started 16 games at outside defender … Scored 1 goal for a total of 2 points 2009: Started 13 games… Scored 1 goal and had 2 assists for a total of 4 points 2008: Started 5 games … Scored 2 goals for a total of 6 points … Prep: Played club soccer for Water Cities Soccer … Played high school soccer for Don Demick at Berlin High School … Two-time First Team All-Conference, Second team All-Conference, and Honorable Mention Personal: Parents are Jeff Ryan and Rene Gillhouse Getting to know Caitlin: Favorite late night snack: Pickles … Biggest pet peeve: Annoying girls who pretend to be dumb so guys will like them … Favorite soccer memory: beating Edgewood in our 2010 season … Favorite sports movie: Friday Night Lights … Dream job: Criminal profiler … Most influential person in my life: My grandma Sharon … Biggest fear: Drowning … Pre-game ritual or routine: Once warm-ups start, I can’t go to the bathroom until the game is over … Hidden Talents: I’m really good at whistling!


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Sport & Recreation Management Major

Hartford, WI ♦ Hartford Union High

Taylor Hozeska 14


Eden, WI ♦ Social Work Major

Winnebago Lutheran Academy

Kate Koffman 15

2010: Started all 18 games at right outside midfielder … lead the team with nine assists … was second on the team in points with 23 … was third on team in goals with seven … also played outside defender and forward … scored at least one point in eight matches … had two goals & two assists against Rockford on September 25 2009: Started all 19 games at right defender … scored two goals … scored against Lakeland College & Maranatha Baptist Bible College 2008: Started all 20 games at outside defender … scored two goals and had three assists … had a goal and an assist against Martin Luther College on August 31 Prep: Played High School soccer for Dave Pietsch … was All-Conference Honoree senior season … Played Club for Hartford Sideliners Personal: Parents are Robert and Theresa Getting to know Taylor: Favorite Late Night Snack: Pretzels & chocolate milk … Favorite Quote is “Pain is tempo-rary, quitting lasts forever” by Lance Armstrong … Favorite Athlete: Misty May … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: Summer Olympics … TV character I would be: Emily Procter (CSI: Miami)


2010: Played in 15 games … started 13 games … scored one goal on October 15 against Ripon College 2009: Played in 15 games … scored one goal … played on the women’s basketball team … played in 23 basketball contests Prep: Played High School soccer for Greg Hoffman … Honorable Mention All-Conference Personal: Parents are Jim and Cindy Koffman Getting to know Kate: Favorite Late Night Snack: Swiss Cake Rolls … Biggest Pet Peeve: Birds leaving droppings on my car … Favorite Athlete: Larry Bird … Dream Job: Vet Tech … Favorite Quote: “Believe in yourself and all you are. Know that there is something inside you greater than any obstacle” ...Hobbies: 4-wheeling, raising rabbits and play-ing sports

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010 15-13 1 0 2 6 1 0 2009 15-0 1 0 2 2 2 0

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profile / Juniors

Junior ♦ Goalkeeper ♦ 5’6”

Cedar Grove, WI ♦ Early Childhood Elementary Education Major

Cedar Grove-Belgium High School

Jordan Dykstra

00 2010: Played in 8 matches … allowed three goals in 300 minutes … had .885 save percentage 2009: Played in 18 matches … split time in goal … had 1.30 goals against average … GAA was best in school history … played over 800 minutes … allowed only 12 goals Prep: Played for Juan Pazo … was two time All-Conference honoree … was recruited to Marian to play soccer and basketball Personal: Parents are Rich and Linda … sister Sally played soccer at Marian Getting to know Jordan: Favorite Movie: Tangled … Favorite song: For the First Time by The Script … Biggest pet peeve: when people ask a second question before I’m done answering the original question … Favorite sports mov-ie: Love and Basketball … Favorite quote is “Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve great-ness, and some have greatness thrust upon them" from William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night … 3 people I want to have dinner with: William Shakespeare, Billy Joel, Eleanor Roosevelt … Biggest fear: Storms, spiders, and elevators … Hidden talents: I can sign and play piano

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Minutes GA GA Average Saves Save % Shutouts 2010 8-0 309:45 3 0.87 23 .885 0 2009 18-0 833:27 12 1.30 53 .815 1

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profile / Juniors

Junior ♦ Defender ♦ 5’7”

Oshkosh, WI ♦ Elementary / Middle School Education Major

Oshkosh West High School

Chloe Kierszh

7 2010: DNP 2009: Started 16 games as a center back for the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh … Had 3 shots … Team advanced to the first round of WIAC Tournament 2008: Started 18 games as a center back for the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh … Had 2 shots … Team advanced to the first round of WIAC Tournament Prep: Played high school soccer for Mike Allen … Played club soccer for Neenah Cyclones Personal: Parents are Steve and Jean Getting to know Chloe: Favorite late night snack: Sea salt & vinegar chips with ketchup … Favorite sports movie: Airbud … Dream job: I choose my own hours and make bank … First thing I do in the morning: Find caffeine … Super hero power: Stop time and rewind … Favorite athlete: Brett Favre … One item I would save if a meteor was headed toward my house: My purse, it has everything

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010 DNP 2009 19-16 0 0 0 3 3 0 2008 19-18 0 0 0 2 2 0

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profile / Sophomores

Sophomore ♦ Defender ♦ 5’7”

Stoughton, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Stoughton High School

Jenny Brandt 6

2010: Started all 18 games as a center back Prep: Played high school soccer at Stoughton High School for Greg Wiepz … Second Team All-Conference … MVP Personal: Parents are Jim and Shannon Getting to know Jenny: Biggest pet peeve: Talking with a full mouth and smacking gum … Favorite quote: “Do what you love, love what you do.” … Dream job: Beanie baby maker or OB nurse … Biggest fear: Death … Event I would buy tickets for regardless of price: Backstreet Boys concert … Favorite soccer memory: Edgewood Round 1 2010 … If I could be any TV show character, I would be: Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius, except I would be a girl genius … Favor-ite sports team: Detroit Redwings


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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profile / Sophomores

Sophomore ♦ Forward ♦ 5’10”

La Grange, IL ♦ Pre-Pharmacy Major

Lyons Township High School

Danielle Donnermeyer

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Sophomore ♦ Midfielder ♦ 5’3”

Menasha, WI ♦ Undecided Major

Menasha High School

Shayni Paul 10

2010: Started 15 games as a center midfielder … Scored 3 goals and had 4 assists for a total of 9 points … had 10 shots on goal Prep: Played High School soccer for Menasha High School under Pete Lacourse … Played club soccer for Neenah Attack under Doug Paul … Honorable Mention Personal: Parents are Melisa Paul and Doug Paul Getting to know Shayni: Favorite Movie: Say Anything … Favorite Quote: “Nothing is impossible.” … Favorite Soc-cer Memory: Edgewood College game 2010 … Biggest Fear: Being curb stomped … Super hero power I would have: Teleporting … Sporting event I would buy tickets for regardless of price: USA Women’s game … Dream Job: Marine Biologist … Most Memorable Soccer Moment: First goal against Ripon 14 seconds into the game

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010: 18-15 3 3 9 20 10 0

2010: Started 4 games … Had 6 goals for a total of 12 points … had 13 shots on goal … Had a game winning goal against Alverno College on October 9 … Team advanced to the first round of the NAC Tournament Prep: Played High School soccer for Edgar Palacios … Played club soccer for Eclipse Select ... Personal: Parent is Christina Getting to know Danielle: Favorite soccer memory: Scoring my first college goal at the Concordia Chicago, where my older sister goes to school … Favorite sports movie: Little Giants … Dream job: Stay at home mom … Event I’d buy tickets for regardless of price: Spice Girls Reunion Tour … 3 people I’d want to have dinner with: Justin Bieber, Mary-Louise Parker, Chad Michael Murray … Favorite late night snack: Peanut butter and oreos

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010: 18-4 6 0 12 18 13 1

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profiles / Sophomores

Sophomore ♦ Defender ♦ 5’6”

Appleton, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Appleton West High School

Kelsey Lightfield 12

Sophomore ♦ Midfielder ♦ 5’6”

Winneconne, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Winneconne High School

Jade Koeune 19

2010: Started all 18 games at left back … had five shots with two being on goal Prep: played High School soccer for Craig Tetzloff … was Honorable Mention All-Conference Senior year … Played Club for Neenah Cyclones Personal: Parents are Ken and Diane Getting to know Kelsey: Favorite movie: Forgetting Sarah Marshall … Favorite quote is “Tigers love pepper, they hate cinnamon” … Favorite athlete: Aaron Rodgers … Dream job: Make lots of money doing nothing … 3 people I want to have dinner with: Aaron Rodgers, Chuck Norris, & Jesus … Biggest fear: Spiders … Super hero power I want: to be able to fly … 3 places I want to visit: Germany, Italy, Ireland … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: to every Superbowl


2010: Started 16 games at forward … scored eight goals which was second best on team … had four assists … was third on team in points with 20 2009: Medical Redshirt Prep: Played high school soccer for Luis Sayavedra … three time All-Conference Honoree … Team MVP Senior Sea-son … Played club for Oshkosh United and Watercities Personal: Parents are Joseph and Janet … sister Amber is a first year teammate Getting to know Jade: Hobbies include snowboarding, skiing, & photography .. Favorite restaurant: Home … Favor-ite quote is “God gave you them shoes to fit you, so put ‘em on and wear ‘em” by Eminem … Favorite sports team: Chicago Bears … 3 people I want to have dinner with: Eminem, Paul McCartney, & Elvis … 3 places I want to visit: Australia, Alaska, & Brazil

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Goals Assists Points Shots Shot on Goal GW Goals 2010 16-16 8 4 20 40 19 0 2009 Medical Redshirt

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Player Profile / First Years

Team Photo—Freshman

Freshman ♦ Goalkeeper ♦ 5’4”

Pewaukee, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Pewaukee High School

Caitlyn Rosenberger

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Freshman ♦ Goalkeeper ♦ 5’5”

Winneconne, WI ♦ Undecided Major

Winneconne High School

Amber Koeune

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Prep: Played high school for Luis Sayavedra … was two time All-Conference … played club for Neenah Cyclones Personal: Parents are Joseph and Janet … sister Jade is a sophomore teammate Getting to know Amber: Favorite movies: Harry Potter (all of them) … Favorite quote is “An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind” … Favorite athlete: Chris-tiano Ronaldo … Pregame ritual: listening to music … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: World Cup … Superhero power: Flying

Prep: Played high school soccer for Rick Kocchi … All-State … All-Area … First Team All-Conference … Played club soccer for Pewaukee Soccer Club Personal: Parents are Colleen and Jim Getting to know Caitlyn: Favorite condiment: Bread and butter pickles … Biggest pet peeve: When people interrupt while I’m talking … Favorite athlete: Hope So-lo … Dream job: Fire fighter … 3 people I want to have dinner with: Gerard Butler, Hope Solo, my grandparents … Hidden talent: I can sing

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Freshman ♦ Defender ♦ 5’4”

Kimberly, WI ♦ Health Care Administration

Kimberly High School

Courtney Schmuhl

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Chicago, IL ♦ Nursing Major

Regina Dominican High School

Kelly Kulinski

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Freshman ♦ Forward ♦ 5’4”

Menasha, WI ♦ Pre-Physical Therapy

St. Mary’s Central High School

Leisa Conn

9


Neenah, WI ♦ Undecided Major

Neenah High School

Laura Maly

13

Prep: 3 Time high school All-Conference … 2 Time All-Sectional … Team MVP junior and senior Years … Played club for Euro Personal: Parents are Gerry and Mary Getting to know Kelly: Hidden talent: writes poetry … 3 places I want to visit: Italy, Africa, & Australia … Pregame ritual: I get real quiet or talk nervously non-stop … Favorite team: Blackhawks … Favorite sports movie: Rudy … Favorite quote is “Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you’ll die today.” by James Dean

Prep: 2 time high school All-Conference … Made 2011 State Tournament Semi-Finals … Played club with Neenah Cyclones Personal: Parents are Steve Schmuhl and Wendy Brandt Getting to know Courtney: 3 people I want to have din-ner with: Carrie Underwood, Mia Hamm, & Donald Driver …TV character I would be: Pam from The Office … 3 places I want to visit: Italy, Australia, & Mexico … Tick-ets I would buy regardless of price: World Cup … Big-gest pet peeve: Things being out of order

Prep: Played club soccer for Duke Behnke … Played high school soccer at Neenah High School under Jeff Zehren … State appearance in 2010 Personal: Parents are Keith and Jean Getting to know Laura: Favorite Color: Tie Dye … Big-gest pet peeve: Lateness … Favorite soccer memory: Scoring 2 goals at state … Most memorable soccer Mo-ment: Zindaine Zidane head butt … Hidden talent: Touch my tongue to my nose … 3 people I would want to have dinner with: Oprah, Snooki, and Chris Farley

Prep: Played high school soccer for St. Mary Central under Gary Kruger … Honorable Mention … 2nd Team All-Conference … 1st Team All-Conference … MVP Personal: Parents are TC and Traci Getting to know Leisa: Favorite movie: All Transformers movies … Favorite quote: “Whether you think you can or think you can’t, you’re right.” … Favorite condiment: Honey mustard … Pre-game ritual: Eat a Snickers bar … Concert I’d buy tickets for regardless of price: Wiz Kha-lifa or Kid Cudi concert

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Freshman ♦ Midfielder ♦ 5’1”

Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

Criminal Justice Major ♦ St. Basil Academy

Brittany Syms

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New Holstein, WI ♦ Nursing Major

New Holstein High School

Genna Wollersheim

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Neenah, WI ♦ Neenah High School

Pre-Veterinarian Science Major

Morgan Ansems

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Prep: Honorable Mention and All-Conference as a jun-ior … Played club soccer for Chuck Coan and Duke Behnke … made State Tournament as a junior Personal: Parents are Peter and Kathy Getting to know Morgan: First Thing I do in the morn-ing: Ask, “What’s for breakfast?” … Favorite athlete: Abby Wambach … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: Glee in concert … 3 people I want to have dinner with: Johnny Depp, Taylor Lautner, & Mia Hamm … Big-gest pet peeve: Being told what to do

Prep: 1st Team All-Conference and All-Area as senior … Won State Championship senior year … made State Tournament as sophomore … played for Nate Laabs Personal: Parents are Fritz and Faye Getting to know Genna: Favorite athlete: David Beck-ham … Favorite quote: “It's not the years in your life it's the life in your years” … Dream job: ER Nurse … Pregame ritual: Listening to rap music … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: Paul McCartney Concert … Fa-vorite movie: The Notebook

Prep: High school MVP … lead team in scoring … team won NOSSA and qualified for OFSAA junior and senior years … played for Pat Lillie … also an accomplished hockey player and will play hockey at Marian Personal: Parents are Billy Syms and Tracy Brogno Getting to know Brittany: Favorite quote is “Live, Laugh, Love” … Favorite sports movie: Rudy … 3 people I want to have dinner with: Alex Ovechkin, Taylor Swift, & Eminem … First thing I do in the morning: Check my phone … Dream job: Probation Officer


Eden, WI ♦ Criminal Justice Major

St. Mary’s Springs Academy

Maisie Floyd

Prep: Played High school soccer for St. Mary’s Springs under Benji Winter, Brad Arenz, and Paul Hasse … 3 time high school All-Conference … Played club soccer for Fondy Fire under Donavan Heavener Personal: Parents are Greg and Peggy Getting to know Maisie: Favorite song: Country Girl Shake it … 3 People I would want to have dinner with: Mia Hamm, Ryan Braun, & Carrie Underwood … Biggest fear: Snakes … Favorite condiment: Mayo … Biggest pet peeve: Getting stopped by trains … Favorite color: Pink

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Sheboygan, WI ♦ Criminal Justice Major

Sheboygan South High School

Nicole Rublee

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Pre-Physicians Assistant Major

Hartford, WI ♦ Slinger High School

Leah Klink

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Prep: Played high school soccer for Sheboygan South High School … Captain and team MVP for 2 years … Honorable Mention … 2nd Team All-Conference ... Played club soccer for Blue Heat … Was also recruited to play basketball for Marian Personal: Parents are Bob and Rose Getting to know Nicole: Favorite quote: “Everything happens for a reason.” … Biggest pet peeve: People who stare … Favorite athlete: Clay Matthews … Super hero power: Read minds

Prep: Played high school soccer for Slinger High School under Jim Rasmussen … Played club for Washington County FC under Carl Caddock Personal: Parents are Philip and Janice Getting to know Leah: Favorite movie: The Proposal …Tickets I would buy regardless of price: World Cup … Biggest fears: Spiders and falling … First thing I do when I wake up in the morning: Brush my teeth … 3 People I’d want to have dinner with: Jesus, Oprah, Ellen De-generes


Crystal Falls, MI ♦ Radiation Technology Major

West Iron County High School

Samantha Austin

Prep: Played high school soccer for West Iron County HS … Played club soccer for Dave Rock Personal: Parents are Chris and Sue Getting to know Samantha: Favorite quote: “Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is some-thing inside you that is greater than any obstacle.” … Favorite song: Hells Bells … Most memorable soccer moment: Getting hit in the face and having my eyelid glued back together … Dream job: Dolphin trainer … TV character I would choose to be: Scooby-Doo


Oshkosh, WI ♦ Nursing Major

Oshkosh West High School

Rhyah Jungwirth

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Prep: Played club soccer for Jim Jungwirth and Jade Koeune Personal: Parents are Jim and Paula Getting to know Rhyah: Favorite movie: Team America … Favorite Color: Pink … Favorite Quote: “Never say never” … Favorite athlete: David Beckham … Dream job: Nurse ...Hidden talents: Play the tuba … Tickets I would buy regardless of price: Lil Wayne concert … Super hero power: invisibility

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 2010 in Review

2010 Season Was a Step In The Right Direction

The Marian University Sabres season ended at the hands of Edgewood College in the quarterfinals of the Northern Athletics Conference tournament. After taking the meeting earlier in the season 2-0, the Sabres fell 2-1 to the #3 seed in Madison. Just like during the first meeting, the Sabres took an early lead off a Danielle Donnermeyer goal in the 3’ of the match. However, the Eagles were able to score twice in the 2nd half to avenge the result from the regular season. The Sabres up-and-down season ended with an overall record of 9-8-1 and a NAC record of 7-4-1, which earned them the sixth seed in the conference tournament. In 2010, the Sabres allowed the least amount of goals in school history by conceding only 25 all season. This also puts our goals-against-average as best in school history at 1.36. The Sabres had 14 different players start and everyone saw minutes in at least seven contests. The Sabres also saw three very accomplished seniors end their careers in 2010. Kim Kriese, forward, leaves Marian as the school’s all-time goals and points leader. In addition, she leaves Marian as the Northern Athletics Confer-ence’s all-time points and goals leader. She was named Conference Offen-sive Player of the Year. Tiffany Erdman, goal-keeper, who will graduate with a double major in May 2012, ended her career with a wonderful season. She started all 18 matches in goal and allowed only 22 goals for a 1.47 goals-against-average, which is second best in school history. Mariel Bartolutti, central defender, graduated after a career of anchoring the center of defense and playing for three different head coaches. She was second on the team with seven assists. All three seniors started every match, were great leaders, were All-Conference selections, and will be greatly missed. The Sabres were again honored by the NSCAA with the Team Academic Award, for the work in the classroom. The Sabres had four players on the All-Conference team with Kriese (1st), Bartolutti (2nd), Erdman and Talyor Hozeska (HM). In addition, Kelsey Lightfield was named to the All-Freshman team. Kriese was named to the Co-SIDA/ESPN Academic All-District team and as Marian University’s Female Student Athlete of the Year.

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 2010 Game-by-Game Results

2010 Game-by-Game Results

1st 2nd Final

Marian University 0 1 1

UW-Oshkosh 0 3 3

1st 2nd Final


Beloit College 0 0 0

1st 2nd Final


UW-Platteville 3 0 0

1st 2nd Final


Concordia-IL 0 0 0

1st 2nd Final


Lakeland College 1 2 3

1st OT Final 2nd OT2

Dominician U. 0 0 2 1 1

Marian University 0 0 1 1 0

1st 2nd Final

Edgewood College 0 0 0


1st 2nd Final

Rockford College 0 0 0


1st 2nd Final


WI Lutheran 0 0 0

1st 2nd Final

MSOE 1 1 2


1st 2nd Final

MBBC 1 0 1


1st 2nd Final


Alverno College 1 0 1

1st 2nd Final OT

Marian University 1 0 1 0

Concordia-WI 1 0 2 1

1st 2nd Final

Aurora University 1 1 2


1st 2nd Final

Ripon University 0 0 0


1st 2nd Final OT OT2

Marian University 0 0 0 0 0

Benedictine U. 0 0 0 0 0

1st 2nd Final


Carroll University 2 2 4

1st 2nd Final


Edgewood College 0 2 2

*NAC Quartfinals

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 2010 Team Statistics

2010 Team Statistics

TEAM STATISTICS SABRES OPPONENTS

SHOT STATISTICS

Goals-Shot Attempts 48-253 25-290

Goals Scored Per Game 2.67 1.39

Shot Pct. .190 .086

Shots On-Goal Attempts 129-253 129-290

Shots On-Goal Pct. .510 .445

Shots per Game 14.1 16.1

Assists 33 15

CORNER KICKS 85 60

PENALTY KICKS 1-2 0-1

PENALTIES

Yellow Cards 3 6

Red Cards 1 1

GOALS BY PERIOD

1st 2nd OT OT2 TOTAL

Sabres 26 22 0 0 48

Opponents 11 12 1 1 25

SHOTS BY PERIOD


Sabres 148 102 3 0 253

Opponents 106 172 6 6 290

SAVES BY PERIOD


Sabres 41 71 3 4 119


CORNERS BY PERIOD


Sabres 49 36 0 0 85


FOULS BY PERIOD


Sabres 72 68 0 3 143

Opponents 81 71 3 2 157

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide 2010 Individual Statistics

# Player GP-GS G A Pts Shots Shot % SOG SOG % PK-Att

GW

16 Kriese, Kim 18-18 16 5 37 73 .219 38 .521 1-1 6

14 Hozeska, Taylor 18-18 7 9 23 33 .212 21 .636 0-0 0

19 Koeune, Jade 16-16 8 4 20 40 .200 19 .475 0-0 0

11 Donnermeyer, Danielle

18-4 6 0 12 18 .333 13 .722 0-0 1

10 Shayni, Paul 18-15 3 3 9 20 .150 10 .500 0-0 0

17 Bartolutti, Mariel 18-18 1 7 9 16 .062 5 .312 0-0 0

8 Wisner, Hailey 18-8 2 1 5 11 .182 5 .455 0-1 0

20 Tennessen, Mollie 18-18 1 3 5 20 .050 7 .350 0-0 0

21 Achterberg, Taylor 7-0 1 1 3 4 .250 2 .500 0-0 0

15 Koffman, Kate 15-13 1 0 2 6 .167 1 .167 0-0 0

5 Stumpner, Caitlin 16-16 1 0 2 5 .200 4 .800 0-0 1

12 Lightfield, Kelsey 18-18 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 0-0 0

13 Naso, Christa 7-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0-0 0

23 Weyer, Sara 8-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0

22 Brandt, Jenny 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0

9 Horton, Eva 14-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0

1 Erdman, Tiffany 18-18 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0

0 Dykstra, Jordan 9-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0

SABRES 18 48 33 129 253 .190 129 .510 1-2 9

OPPONENTS 18 25 15 65 290 .086 129 .445 0-1 8

2010 Individual Statistics

2010 Goalkeeper Statistics

# Player GP-GS Minutes GA GAA Saves Save % W L T Shut-outs

0 Dykstra, Jordan 8-0 309:45 3 0.87 23 .885 0 0 0 2

1 Erdmann, Tiffany

18-17 1349:48 22 1.47 94 .810 9 8 1 5

SABRES 18 1659:33 25 1.36 119 .826 9 8 1 7

OPPONENTS 18 1659:33 48 2.60 84 .636 8 9 1 3

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Coaching History

YEAR COACH OVERALL OVERALL

WIN % LMC

CONFERENCE

WIN % POST-SEASON G/GA

1990 Craig Peltonen 1-7-2 .200 - - - 7/37

1991 Craig Peltonen 3-13-0 .188 - - NAIA District

Playoffs 21/55

1992 Craig Peltonen 5-7-2 .429 - - NAIA District

Playoffs 18/29

1993 Craig Peltonen 13-5-0 .722 - - NAIA Regional

Playoffs 56/35

1994 Craig Peltonen 9-9-1 .500 3-0-1 .875 NAIA Regional

Playoffs 56/49

1995 Craig Peltonen 7-12-0 .368 4-2-0 .667 LMC Tournament 45/77




1999 Chuck Coan 6-13-0 .316 4-8-0 .333 LMC Tournament 26/45







NAC

2006 Craig Peltonen 4-12-1 .265 3-8-0 .273 - 30/64

2007 Michelle Jacob 9-9-0 .500 6-6-0 .500 - 56/51

2008 Michelle Jacob 12-8-0 .600 8-4-0 .667 NAC Tournament 61/34

2009 Michelle Jacob 11-7-1 .605 7-5-0 .583 NAC Tournament 57/33

2010 Jason Murphy 9-8-1 .529 7-4-1 .625 NAC Tournament 48/25

TOTALS - 141-214-13 .401 31.27-1 .534 -

Coaching Records

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Team Records

Team Records

Wins

1993 13

2008 12

2009 11

1998 10

2010 9

1994 9

2005 9

2007 9

1996 8

2004 7

1995 7

Win %

1993 .77 (15-5-0)

2009 .605 (11-7-1)

2008 .600 (12-8)

1998 .556 (10-8-0)

2010 .528 (9-8-1)

2005 .528 (9-8-1)

Goals

1993 66

1998 63

2008 61

2009 57

2007 56

1994 54

1996 49

2010 48

2005 47

1995 42

Assists

1993 67

1994 56

1998 47

1996 47

2008 43

1995 41

2010 33

2009 31

2007 31

2005 30

Total Points

1993 199

1998 173

2008 165

1994 164

2009 145

1996 145

2007 143

2010 129

1995 125

2005 124

Fewest Goals

Allowed

2010 25

1992 29

2009 33

2008 34

2000 34

Goals-Against-Average

2010 1.36

2008 1.70

2009 1.71

1993 1.84

2005 1.92

2000 2.00

Shut-Out

1993 8

2010 7

2009 6

2008 6

2007 6

1994 5

2005 5

1998 5

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Individual Career Records

Individual Career Records Games Started

Kim Kriese (‘07-’10)

75

Carly Saunders (‘06-’09)

74

Michelle Wartgow (‘93-’96)

72

Christy Hill (‘98-’01)

71

Jenn Stolte (‘96-’99)

70

Amy Wentz (‘92-’96)

70

Games Played


76


75

Carly Saunders (‘06-’09)

74


71


71

Heather Thornton (‘98-’01)

70

Sara Mueller (‘98-’01)

70


70

Goals


66


58


43


42

Heather Wartgow (‘93-’96)

33

Jenny Jacobson (‘91-’94)

33

Jessica Kreckel (‘92-’93)

30

Trista Michels (‘03-’06)

29

Assists


37


35


30


24


21

Sally Dykstra (‘04-’96)

21

Total Points


156


146


119


107


103

Shots


346


307


307


235

Jenny Jacobson (‘91-’94)

224

Game-Winning Goals


18


10


9

Danielle Grable (‘08-’09)

8

Bobbi Jo Merten (‘02-’05)

6

>Since 1998

GK- Games Played

Tiffany Erdman (‘07-’10)

75

Sara Jesuit (‘99-’02)

72

Nicole Possley (‘93-’96)

55

Amy Ambacher (‘90-’93)

41

Goals Against Average

Jordan Dykstra (‘09-)

1.18


2.03

Tami Ebbers (‘04-’06)

2.05

GK- Shut-Outs


16

Nicole Possley (‘93-’96)

13

Amy Ambacher (‘90-’93)

11

Sara Jesuit (‘99-’02)

10

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Individual Season Records

Individual Season Records Goals

Jenn Stolte (‘98) 28

Kim Kriese (‘08) 22

Jessica Krecel (‘93) 22

Amy Wentz (‘96) 18



Jenny Jacobson (‘94)

15

Christy Hill (‘00) 15

Assists

Elizabeth Platt (‘94)

13


Michelle Wartgow (‘95)

12




Kyan Knurr (‘98) 11

Sally Dykstra (‘96) 11

Total Points

Jenn Stolte (‘98)

67

Kim Kriese (‘08)

54

Jessica Kreckel (‘03)

50

Amy Wentz (‘96)

46

Jenn Stolte (‘97)

39

Shots

Jen Stolte (‘98) 113


Jessica Kreckel (‘93) 104


Kathy Lis (‘95) 101

Game-Winning Goals





Danielle Grable (‘08) 4



Brittany Graham (‘09) 4

GK- Shut-Outs

Amy Ambacher (‘93) 7

Tiffany Erdman (‘08) 6

Tiffany Erdman (‘07) 6

Tami Ebbers (‘05) 5

Nicole Possley (‘94) 5

Nicole Possley (‘95) 4

GK - Goals Against Average

Jordan Dykstra (‘09) 1.30

Tiffany Erdman (‘10) 1.47

Tiffany Erdman (‘08) 1.70

Amy Ambacher (‘93) 1.70

Tami Ebbers (‘05) 1.92

Sara Jesuit (‘00) 2.00

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Marian University 2011 Women’s Soccer Media Guide Indoor Recreational Facility

Indoor Recreational Facility

Directly adjacent to Smith Field, the new facility offers athletes the opportunity to train indoors during inclement Wisconsin weather and provides the flexibility for practice for additional sports, camps and clinics. The only collegiate facility of its kind in Wisconsin, Marian’s indoor recreation facility features sports turf, four batting cages, ample practice room, and viewing and reception space.

Indoor Athletic Training Facility Features: • 140’x 115’, 16,000 square foot indoor recreation space • 50’ x 24’, 1200 square foot reception space, including control desk • Full sports turf indoor flooring • Four batting cages with drop down netting • 90’ Baseball infield • 60’ Softball infield • Secure recreational viewing space behind fencing • The only collegiate facility of its kind in Wisconsin

Smith Field

Built in 2002, Smith Field is home to Mar-ian University’s Soccer teams. Smith Field is a 120 x 75 yard natural grass playing surface that is very well maintained. The venue offers cov-ered team benches, team rooms, concessions, and a press box. Smith Field’s lights allow the Sabres to play at night.

Date Opponent Time Aug 23 UW-Stevens Point (Scrimmage) 4:00 PM Aug 28 St. Norbert College (Scrimmage) 7:00 PM Sept 1 UW-LaCrosse 4:00 PM Sept 4 Carroll University Noon Sept 7 Aurora University * 2:00 PM Sept 10 Lawrence University 11:00 AM Sept 11 St. Mary’s University (MN) 1:00 PM Sept 14 MSOE * 7:00 PM Sept 17 Wisconsin Lutheran College * 2:30 PM Sept 20 UW-Oshkosh 7:00 PM Sept 24 Concordia University - IL * 2:30 PM Sept 28 Edgewood College * 7:00 PM Oct 1 Dominican University * 3:30 PM Oct 4 Lakeland College * 4:00 PM Oct 5 Elmhurst College 7:00 PM Oct 8 Rockford College * 6:00 PM Oct 15 Benedictine University * 2:30 PM Oct 18 Concordia University - WI * 7:00 PM Oct 22 Alverno College * 2:30 PM Oct 27 Maranatha Bible Baptist College * 3:30 PM

Northern Athletics Conference Tournament Oct 30 First Round (at Higher Seed) TBD Nov 2 Semi-Finals (at Higher Seed) TBD Nov 5 Championship (at Higher Seed) TBD * Northern Athletics Conference Games Home games in BOLD

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