2012 Missouri State Field Hockey Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts/Athletics Staff Directory . . . . . . . 2 2012 Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-5 THE BEARS Meet the Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-8 The 2012 Bears . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-24 2011 REVIEW & STATISTICS 2011 Season Review . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2011 Game-By-Game Results . . . . . . .

2011 Final Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2011 MAC Standings/Awards . . . . . . .

2012 MAC Bracket . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2011 MAC Statistical Leaders . . . . . . .

BEARS’ HISTORY All-Time Records . . . . . . . .

Honors and Awards. . . . . .

Records vs. All Opponents .

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All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . .

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THE MSU EXPERIENCE . .

Tradition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sports Medicine . . . . . . . . . . . .

University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Student Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Spirit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In the Community . . . . . . . . . . .

Springfield . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In the Pros . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

In the Spotlight . . . . . . . . . . . .

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ADMINISTRATION . . . . .

Interim President, Clif Smart . . .

Athletics Director, Kyle Moats . . .

Athletics Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Staff Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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901 South National Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65897 University Switchboard: (417) 836-5000 Year Founded........................................... 1905 Enrollment .............................................23,071 School Colors ........................Maroon and White Athletic Nickname ................................... Bears Affiliation ..................................NCAA Division I ............................. Mid-American Conference Field ................. Plaster Sports Complex; 16,300 Surface .............................................. Field Turf Built ........................................................ 1941

Head Coach ........................ Gabby Gomez-Sosa (Missouri State, ‘05) Career Record ........................7-12-0, 1 year Office Phone ........................(417) 836-6968 2011 Record .......................................... 7-12-0 Mid-American Conference:.............. 3-7 (6th) Home ....................................................3-2 Away .....................................................2-9 Neutral ..................................................2-1 Newcomers .................................................. 12 Returners ......................................................9

Intercollegiate Athletics

Athletics Communications Graduate Assistant & Field Hockey Contact ...........................Kevin Agee Email ...................Kevin24@live.missouristate.edu Office Phone ...............................(417) 836-5402 Dir. of Athletics Communications ............ Rick Kindhart Email .......................... rkindhart@missouristate.edu Office Location ............. Hammons Student Center, 138 Shipping ......................MSU Athletics Communications 901 S. National Ave., Springfield, MO 65897 Assistant Ath. Comm. Dir......................... Eric Doennig Assistant Ath. Comm. Dir........................Ben Adamson Asst. Ath. Comm. Dir./Web & New Media ......Tim Bohn Athletics Communications Assistant ............Kevin Kane Graduate Assistant ............................... Adam Samson

Athletics Site .................. www.MissouriStateBears.com Facebook ............. www.Facebook.com/MissouriStBears Twitter..................... www.Twitter.com/MissouriStBears Director of Athletics ....................................Kyle Moats Phone ............................................ (417) 836-5244 Associate Directors of Athletics ............................... ................................................. Casey Hunt (SWA) ......................................... Kyle Yates (Compliance) Assistant Directors of Athletics ............................. Rick Kindhart (Communications) ...................Deb Dishman (Business Administration) ......Monica Jones (Academics/Student Achievement) Ticket Office ...................................... (417) 836-7678 Tickets On Line .................. www.MissouriStateTix.com

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The 2012 Missouri State Field Hockey Media Guide was edited by Kevin Agee, with the original design -- not including the player bios, season outlook and season in review -- being produced by Brian Lynch, and assistance from Ben Adamson, Tim Bohn, Eric Doennig, Rick Kindhart and Adam Samson. Photos were provided

by Missouri State Photo Services, John Wall, director; and Kevin White, senior photographer.

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Season Outlook With a dozen freshmen on the Missouri State field hockey roster, one thing’s for sure. These future leaders away from the turf will be tasked with immediately taking ownership of the field hockey program and assuming an out-front role on their team.

“There’s so many freshmen, and many of them will be starting, so we want them to be thinking about being in a leadership role,” assistant coach Erika Dombkowski said. “That will be expected of them right off the bat, so they really need to step up to the plate at day one.”

While the newcomers may be the new kids on the block at Missouri State, some will bring with them championship ties from their prep careers. There’s midfielder Sydney Richelieu and defender Jackie Eskue, teammates on a Fallbrook High School (Fallbrook, Calif.) squad that won the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division I crown in 2011 en route to a No. 15 national ranking at year’s end. Meanwhile, the Division II CIF title went to Serra

“There’s so many freshmen, and many of them will be starting, so we want them to be thinking about being in a leadership role.”

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High School in San Diego, where defender Liz Young and midfielder/ forward Dominique Leyva led the Conquistadors to glory.

So there’s a winning pedigree in place among the team’s freshmen as secondyear head coach Gabby Gomez Sosa looks to return the squad to glory. Expectations are high and the team is confident they’ll make a run for a MAC championship, Dombkowski said, noting that the newcomers and returners communicated well in preseason on the way to becoming a close-knit team.

The freshmen will join key returners including forward Hillary Lawless and 2011 All-MAC Second-Team forward Reiann Stoute. Competition for playing time will be intense, Dombkowski said.

“All of the freshmen have come in and said they want to blow everybody out of the water, and all of the returners say they want to compete, but take the newcom-

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ers under their wings as well,” she said.

That’s a team. A team full of players who will be ready to lead.

Newcomers Missouri State’s midline should be well-stocked for the future, as five of the team’s 12 freshmen are listed as midfielders. Charlie Redhead is expected to play immediately at center mid and become a playmaker for the Bears. A native of Norfolk, England, Redhead has high-level field hockey experience, which should help shorten her learning curve in the college game.

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Olivia Nicotera is another fresh face on the team’s midline. Nicotera is a great decision maker, Dombkowski said, noting that the Riverbend High alumna brings enthusiasm and a great attitude to the field. Sydney Richelieu will bring quickness and leadership experience from being a captain of her Fallbrook High squad. She’ll be joined by fellow Californian Dominique Leyva, who will be looked upon to become a goalscoring threat in addition to distributing the ball to her teammates.

Meanwhile, Brynne Satre came to camp early and got a head start on preparing for the 2012 season.

She’ll likely play forward, Dombkowski said.

Three newcomers – Holly Scherer, Kimberleigh Eng and Patrice Ahl – will help form the core of MSU’s forwards and midfielders. Scherer is especially intriguing. A three-year captain during her prep career, Scherer is a candidate to take home the MAC Freshman of the Year award, Dombkowski said, adding that she expects Scherer to become a scoring machine. The Bears will also look to Eng to put the ball in the net, as the 5-foot-5 native of Virginia led her high school team in scoring with 14 goals. Ahl, whose team won a bronze medal at the Senior National Tournament in Canada, is a great trapper on the corners and has fantastic stick skills, Dombkowski said.

All four freshman backs hail from the U.S. coasts. East Coast native Jessi Pope joins the Bears from Brooke Point High in Stafford, Va. and brings a team-first attitude to the squad. One of her greatest attributes is her patience

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Laura Tavares and composure, Dombkowski said.

Conversely, Liz Young, Jackie Eskue and Leah Reitmayer hail from California. Young’s instincts work to her advantage, Dombkowski said, as she knows when to carry the ball outside then cut off her opponent. Eskue and Reitmayer will compete for playing time and will be tasked with helping the squad’s goalkeepers direct the defense.

Medlock, a senior, appeared in 18 games and picked up two assists in 2011.

Forwards

With the departure of 2011 AllMAC First-Teamer Casey Bayliss, Missouri State will look to junior Hillary Lawless to continue to be a goal-scorer. Lawless was MSU’s second-leading scorer in 2011, as the 5-foot-3 native of St. Louis picked up 10 goals. Lawless’ speed helps her break away from the opposition and has improved With redshirt freshman Maggie Tayon out for the 2012 season, two her cutting and passing, Dombplayers return to the MSU midline kowski said.

The Bears will also look to juthis year. Laura Tavares is one of nior Meagen Good on the forward MSU’s best players and will help lead the Bears at the mid position, line. After finishing 2011 with four Dombkowski said. Tavares started shots on goal, Good built her conall 19 games a year ago and picked fidence this spring and will look to be a leader on the team. up a defensive save in addition to a goal and two assists.

Meanwhile, Chelsey Medlock A senior and a junior will comjoins the midline after playing prise the list of returners to Misdefense a year ago.

“Chelsey’s done a complete 180 souri State’s defense in 2012.

A 2011 second-team All-MAC as a player,” Dombkowski said.

“We think she can contribute a lot selection, senior Reiann Stoute has been a defensive force for three more distributing the ball to our years. Stoute put together a wellforward line.”

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Defenders

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rounded campaign in 2011, as she led the Bears in defensive saves, scored three goals and racked up two assists. The coaches believe Stoute can make a name for herself with more duties on offense.

“We think she can be a scoring machine,” Dombkowski said. “She has a great eye for the cage.”

A versatile athlete, Stoute will see time as a post player on the defensive corner.

Junior Catrina Schmidt started every game in 2011 and her ball control skills will allow her to continue to be a solid distributor to the midfielders.

Goalkeepers The Bears return two goalkeepers in 2012, which will provide the team with plenty of stability in the cage. Junior Andrea Bain is

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the likely starter after starting 12 games a year ago and finishing the season ranked 30th in the nation with 5.6 saves per game.

“We’re looking at Andrea to take that leadership role and we’re hoping she’ll be our full-time starter,” Dombkowski said. “We want a full-time goalkeeper because we don’t want to break the composure of the defense.”

Junior Katie Mulloy will provide competition for Bain. Mulloy appeared in 11 games in 2011, and picked up 43 saves with a .632 saves percentage. Bain and Mulloy helped the Bears rank 21st in the country in saves per game with 7.42. The duo will push each other to greater heights, Dombkowski said.

“When they’re in practice together, they really fight for that position,” she said.

“I think either way we’ll be good because they’re going to make each other better.”

The Schedule The Bears will play a schedule that includes games against 2011 NCAA Tournament qualifiers Iowa, Ohio State, and Ohio, the 2011 MAC regular season and tournament champion. MSU will open the 2012 campaign on the road with a monthlong trek of away and neutral-site games.

Gomez Sosa’s squad will start with a road match against

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the Virginia Commonwealth Rams in Richmond, Va. A week later, the Bears will take on a pair of Big 10 foes with an Aug. 31 date at Indiana and a visit to Iowa two days later. Both the Hoosiers and Hawkeyes finished above .500 a year ago, and Iowa lost to eventual NCAA champion Maryland in its first-round tournament draw.

MSU will play a pair of games in St. Louis in early September, first against the Saint Louis Billikens, then a neutral-site contest against Georgetown. The Bears will return to Iowa City, Iowa and Bloomington, Ind. to play Albany and California, respectively, a week later. Road matches against Ball State and Ohio State on Sept.

22 and 23 round out the team’s first month.

The remainder of the schedule features four home games. MSU will open at home on Sept. 29 with a noon match against Miami (Ohio) before departing for St. Louis to play Liberty the next day. The team will take a week to prepare for its Oct. 6 home date against Central Michigan, the first of three-straight conference dates that also includes a game at Ohio and a home contest against Kent State. The Bears will close the season with a pair of non-conference games. They’ll take on Northwestern on the road on Oct. 21 before closing the regular season with a home match against Saint Louis on Oct. 24.

The MAC Championships will be hosted by Miami (Ohio) Nov. 2-3. The tournament is now a fourteam, single round-robin event, meaning only the top four squads in the standings will square off for the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament.

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Meet the Coaches

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Head Coach Gabby Gomez Sosa . . . . . . 7 Assistant Coach Erika Dombkowski . . . . . . . .8

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Gabby Gomez Sosa Head Coach

Gabby Gomez Sosa took over the head coaching duties of the Missouri State field hockey program effective January 2011, making her the program’s sixth head coach in its 40-year history. In her first season as the Bears’ head coach, Gomez Sosa produced three AllMid-American Conference players and three player of the week honors.

Gomez Sosa also coached the team to the most regular season wins (7) since 2004.

During the 2011 season, Gomez Sosa had three athletes ranked in the conference top ten in shots per game, points per game, and goals per game. She also had two athletes ranked in the conference top ten in assists per game, defensive saves, saves, goals against average, and save percentage. Two of Gomez Sosa’s athletes led their statistical category (points per game and defensive saves) in conference. Her defensive squad finished seventh in the nation in defensive saves (13), with Reiann Stoute kicking in eight of her own to rank her fourth nationally. Under Gomez Sosa’s guidance, Casey Bayliss finished the season 15th in the nation in points per game and 13th in goals per game.

The 2005 graduate of Missouri State had been an assistant on the Bears staff during the 2009 and 2010 seasons under Dawn Callahan.

In her two seasons as an assistant on the Bears’ coaching staff, she helped coach three players to AllMAC recognition and two top-eight goal scorers in the conference. The team also improved their overall and MAC win totals from 2009 to

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2010.

When Gomez Sosa completed her MSU playing career in 2004, she was one of the most highly-decorated field hockey athletes in school history.

She was named to the NorPac All-Conference team all four seasons and won the conference’s Rookie of the Year Award in 2001.

From 2002-04, she was named to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association All-West Region team, and her senior season she became the first Bear honored on the NFHCA All-America Team (third team).

Gomez Sosa was a two-time team captain and remains the only Missouri State player ever to receive the distinction from the NFHCA. Throughout her career, she played just as well in the postseason as she did in the regular season. She was named the NorPac Tournament Most Valuable Player in 2003 and made the All-Tournament team in 2003 and 2004. She was also picked as Missouri State Most Valuable Player during her senior season.

When Gomez Sosa left the Bears, she left her name littered throughout the history books. Her 55 career points are sixth on the Bears alltime list, while her 15 assists place her eighth. As a senior, Gomez Sosa posted eight assists, the eighthhighest single-season total in Bear

history. She also scored 20 goals in her four years playing under Dawn Callahan, earning 67 starts in 71 matches.

In December 2005, she earned her bachelor’s in Spanish Education from Missouri State and has been active in the classroom ever since. She has taught at Ozark and Parkview High Schools locally before moving to Germantown, Pa., in 2006 where she was as a full-time Spanish teacher and assistant soccer coach at Delaware Valley Charter High School.

Gomez Sosa was born in Uruguay and moved to Montreal when she was 10 years old. She is fluent in Spanish, French and English. Gomez Sosa resides in Springfield with her husband Tony Piazza, a former MSU baseball player, and their son, Julian. Gomez Sosa earned her USA Field Hockey Level II Coaching Certification, the second highest certification in USA Field Hockey, just under the international level, in 2012. She graduated from the NCAA Women’s Coaches Academy in 2012.

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Erika Dombkowski Assistant Coach

In Erika Dombkowski’s first season as the Bears’ assistant field hockey coach, she helped produce a team with the most wins (7) since the 2004 season and three All-MidAmerican Conference players.

Dombkowski had an immediate impact on MSU’s goalkeepers, finishing the season with both goalies ranked in the top ten in the conference. Dombkowski coached Bears’ goalkeeper Andrea Bain to finish 30th in the nation in saves per game (5.6). As a team, MSU fi nished 21st in the nation in saves per game. Dombkowski’s coaching also produced a conference defensive player of the week honor for Bain.

Dombkowski also assisted the Bears’ defense, which finished seventh in the nation in defensive saves (13), and Reainn Stoute ranked fourth in the nation individually in defensive saves with eight.

Dombkowski, now in her second season at MSU, came to Missouri State after one year as an assistant at Vassar College (Poughkeepsie, N.Y.) following her successful playing career at Oneonta (N. Y.) State College. Working primarily with the goalkeepers and defenders at Vassar last season, Dombkowski helped lead the Brewers (3-14) to their first Betty Richey Tournament championship in 15 years.

On the season, their goalies combined for a solid .704 save percentage while allowing 3.19 goals per game. They also produced one Liberty League Defensive Performer of the Week award. Dombkowski’s Brewers had the eighth-highest GPA (3.46) of any Division III field hockey team last season and was honored

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as a 2010 Gladiator by SGI/NFHCA National Academic Team.

Dombkowski was the starting goalkeeper in 56 of the team’s 57 games during her three seasons at Oneonta State, where she compiled a 25-30 career record with six shutouts. She graduated with some impressive statistics, including a career 2.23 goals against average and a .763 cumulative save percentage. Dombkowski was reliable for the Red Dragons.

In her three seasons there, she played 3,790:20 of a possible 4,035:34 minutes (93.9%) in the cage. She logged every minute of the 2006 season (1,339:29). Her finest season came in 2007 when she led Oneonta State to a 10-9 overall record on the strength of a career-best 2.04 goals against average.

She started all 19 games and saved .758 percent of shots on her way to three shutouts. In 2008, her 7.67 saves per game ranked 40th in the nation.

In 2006, she had 20 saves in a 2-1 win over Ithaca (10/11), which was the 38th-highest single game total in Division III that season. She spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons playing full time for the Wildcats of the North East Field Hockey Association, an adult club league in New York, N.Y., with whom she played for part time during the 2006-08 seasons.

A 2008 team captain, Domb-

kowski graduated in 2010 with a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Art, while minoring in art history. The Carmel, N.Y., native also gained coaching experience with the 2011 USA Field Hockey Futures team and as an instructor for the Brewster field hockey camp in 2005. She has

played for a variety of club teams in the New York area, both women’s and co-ed. Dombkowski earned her USA Field Hockey Level II Coaching Certification, the second highest certification in USA Field Hockey, just under the international level, in 2012. She graduated from the NCAA Women’s Coaches Academy in 2012. missouristatebears.com

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Andrea Bain

Junior • Goalkeeper • 5-3 Victoria, Bri sh Columbia • Oak Bay High

At Missouri State: Bain should continue to be a dominating force for the Bears’ defense in the cage.

saves per game (5.64), sixth in goals against average (3.09) and eighth in saves (62).

2011: Bain took over many of the goalkeeping responsibilities this past season, starting in 12 of the 13 games she appeared in ... She finished the season with 76 saves and ranked 30th in the nation in saves per game (5.6) ... Bain finished the season with one shutout and combined with fellow goalkeeper Katie Mulloy to rank 21st in the nation in saves per game (7.42). Bain was named the MAC Defensive Player of the Week (11/1) ... Bain was a force to be reckoned with in the Bears’ 2-0 victory over Miami (Ohio) on Saturday (Oct. 29). The match was Missouri State’s first shutout of the season and also secured the most wins in a season for the Bears since 2004 ... Bain stopped Miami (Ohio) in its tracks with six saves in the match and her first career shutout at Missouri State ... The Victoria, British Columbia native followed up her superb performance with seven saves in Missouri State’s win over Ball State on Oct. 30 ... Bain was also an All-MAC Academic Honorable mention during the 2011 season.

Background: In four years at Oak Bay High, Bain started every game in goal for Coach Natasha Craig ... Named the team’s captain and Most Valuable Player her junior and senior seasons ... As a senior, she helped lead Oak Bay High to an Island Championship, dethroning 16-time defending champion Cowachain Secondary in the title game decided by a penalty stroke off ... The team was also ranked first in the Lower Island Championships in 2008 and 2009 ...

Placed first in the Victoria Region during the 2009 Indoor Provincial Championships and were the consolation round winners in the AAA Provincial High School Championships ... Over the past couple of seasons she has played for the Vancouver Island Regional Team and the B.C. Provincial Team at tournaments such as the Provincial Championships, Junior Nationals, Canada Cup and Senior Nationals.

2010: Split time in the cage with Steph Anderson ... Started seven games, appearing in 12 overall ...

Named the MAC Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 27-Oct. 3) when she picked up a 5-1 win over Saint Louis by making three saves ... Also registered 11 saves that week in a 3-0 loss at Miami (Ohio) ... Came off the bench to earn the win in her first collegiate game, a 7-1 win over Lindenwood (8/28) ... Played the second half against Northwestern, saving seven shots without allowing a goal in 35 minutes ... Made a career-high 15 saves against Kent State (10/31) ... Had BAIN’S double-digit save totals in three contests: Year GP-GS vs. Kent State; and twice against Miami 2011 14-13 (11 saves-10/3; 10 saves-10/24) ... Had a 2010 12-7 2-6 record as the keeper ... Fourth in the Total 26-20 MAC in save percentage (.697), fifth in

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Personal: Andrea Elizabeth Bain was born June 9, 1992, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada ... Daughter of John Bain and Marvella Preston-Bain of Victoria, B.C. ... Majoring in administrative management ... Has one sister, Kaitlin.

CAREER STATISTICS GA SAVES % 39 82 .678 27 62 .697 66 144 .686

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W-L 5-8 2-6 7-14

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Meagen Good Junior • Forward • 5-5 Hun ngton Beach, Calif. • Hun ngton Beach High At Missouri State: Meagen Good will look to take on a larger role as a forward this season.

2011: Good appeared in 18 of 19 games for the Bears during the 2011 season ... She finished the season with four shots on goal and seven total shots ... Good also chipped in a defensive save.

2010: Good came off the bench to appear in 11 games ...

Added valuable depth to the defensive end ... One of five freshmen to appear in at least 11 games ... Saw action in five of the last seven regular-season games, as well as six of the nine non-conference games.

Background: Was a three-year starter and letterwinner for

Huntington Beach High School and Coach Cathy Vandornum ... Played both the center and left midfielder positions ... During her junior and senior seasons, she helped lead the Oilers to two California Interscholastic Federation Finals, two Marina High School Tournament Championships, a Florida Tournament Championship, and two Sunset League Titles, going undefeated in 2008 ... Voted the best midfielder in the Sunset League and All-Sunset League First Team as a senior ... Graduated with a 3.2 GPA ... Was an all-league performer in discus and shot put.

Personal: Meagen Christene Good was born Jan. 21, 1992, in Newport Beach, Calif. ... Daughter of James Good and Erin Richards ... Majoring in anthropology ... Has three siblings, Carsten Good, Chase Richards and Mackey Clustka.

GOOD’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 Total

GP-GS 19-14 11-0 30-14

G 0 0 0

A 0 0 0

PTS. 0 0 0

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DS 1 0 1

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Hillary Lawless Junior • Forward • 5-3 St. Louis, Mo. • Lafaye e High At Missouri State: Lawless is a playmaker and looks to become one of the Bears’ primary goal scorers.

2011: Lawless was the Bears’ second leading scorer during the 2011 season, racking up 10 goals and a shot percentage of .196 ... She also led the team in assists with seven ... Lawless took 33 shots on goal with a .659 percentage ... Due to Lawless’ contributions, MSU finished 38th in the nation in scoring and 39th in the nation in goals per game ... Lawless also contributed to the Bears’ 38th ranking in assists per game in the nation.

2010: Lawless appeared in 20 games with nine starts ... Was the Bears’ number one offensive option off the bench ... Scored four goals with four assists ... Her 12 total points tied with Sarah Cusick for second on the team ... Tied with Amanda Miyashita for second in shots (26) and was third in shots on goal (20) ... Scored a goal in her first collegiate game, a 7-1 win over Lindenwood (8/28) ... Scored all four of her goals in the first nine games of the season ... The Bears were 2-2 in games in which Lawless scored a goal ... Assisted on the Bears’ only goal in their 2-1 (2OT) loss against UC Davis (9/15) ... Had a goal and an assist in the 5-1 win against Saint Louis (9/29) ... Had two assists against Miami (10/24).

Background: Lawless was a four-year starter and letterwinner for the Lancers ... Played almost exclusively at forward, but did see some action in the midfield her senior season ... Was a member of three Public School Championship squads ... Was a team captain her senior season ... Led the Lancers to a 19-4 overall record, scoring 31 points along the way ... Named First-Team All-Conference and Post-DispatchAll-Metro Third Team ... Was a four-time participant in the National Field Hockey Festival, winning the Under-16 Championship one season ... Played for Team Gateway St.

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Louis Club Field Hockey, coached by Missouri State Athletics Hall of Famer Kelly Stuckel-Yates ... Lettered and started for four seasons on the Lancers’ lacrosse team, earning All-American status in 2010.

Personal: Hillary Allison Lawless was born April 27, 1992, in St. Louis, Mo. ... Daughter of Tom and Cheryl Lawless ... Majoring in hospitality & restaurant administration ... Her father, Tom, was a professional baseball player from 1982-90, beginning his career with the Cincinnati Reds and spending time with the Montreal Expos, Toronto Blue Jays and St. Louis Cardinals ...

Her sister, Samantha, played field hockey at Robert Morris from 2005-08 ... Has another sister, Jessica.

LAWLESS’ CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 Total

GP-GS 19-18 20-9 39-27

G 10 4 14

A 7 4 11

PTS. 27 12 39

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Chelsey Medlock Senior • Midfielder • 5-3 St. Louis, Mo. • Lafaye e High

At Missouri State: Medlock will transition from the defensive side of the ball to the midfielder position.

2011: Medlock appeared in 18 games for the Bears ...

She finished the season with two assists and one defensive save ... Her defensive efforts helped the Bears to a No. 7 national ranking in saves (13) ... Medlock also earned Academic All-MAC honorable mention accolades.

MEDLOCK’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 2009 Total

GP-GS 19-18 20-19 19-12 58-49

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2010: Medlock was a defensive anchor in 2010, starting 19 games while playing in all 20 contests ... Only Amanda Miyashita started more games as a defender ...

Tied for the team lead, and sixth in the MAC, with one defensive save ... Part of a 2010 defense that allowed 19 fewer goals than their 2009 total (75 to 56) ... Is fourth on the team in career appearances (39) and starts (31).

2009: Medlock started 12 games as a defender, while appearing in 19 overall ... She made a seamless transition to the collegiate level, contributing immediately to the Bears’ back end ... Mentored by four-year starter Molly Busch ... Finished tied for seventh in the MAC, and first on the team, in defensive saves with one ... Named to the Athletics Director Honor Roll and NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad for her work in the classroom during the fall semester, earning a 3.80 GPA as an Accounting major.

Background: As a senior captain, Medlock factored in 14 goals for Coach Kelly Yates’ Lancers at Lafayette High School ... She recorded 11 assists and three goals, including two game-winners ... Her team claimed three straight Suburban Conference titles and secured a 52-9-2 record over the past three seasons ... As team captain in 2008, she earned second-team All-Suburban West Conference and played in the St. Louis Senior All-Star Game ... She also earned St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro honorable mention her senior season .. As a junior in 2007, Medlock was second-team AllSuburban West Conference and voted the team’s Most Valuable Defender ... Was a standout soccer player at Lafayette, as well.

Personal: Chelsey Ray Medlock was born on Nov. 23, 1990, in Creve Coeur, Mo. ... Daughter of Jeff Medlock and Suzanne Heger ... Majoring in logistics & supply chain management ... Has one brother, Robert.

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Katie Mulloy Junior • Goalkeeper • 5-10 An och, Ill. • Lakes Community High

At Missouri State: Mulloy will push fellow keeper Andrea Bain for time in the goalkeeping position, after earning a considerable amount of time in the cage during the 2011 season.

2011: Mulloy started five of the 11 games she appeared in during the season ... She finished the season with 43 saves and a .632 saves percentage ... Mulloy’s efforts in the cage helped the Bears to a No. 21 national ranking in saves per game (7.42) ... Mulloy also was named to the Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention team for her academic and athletic efforts.

2010: Provided depth to the goalkeeping corps ... Did not appear in a game.

Background: Mulloy was a standout goalkeeper at Lakes Community High in Lake Villa, Ill., starting in every game since her sophomore year ... Was named an All-State squad member her junior and senior seasons, having the Lake Community High record in shutouts (eight) and saves (257) in her senior season ... Named team MVP her junior season ...

As team captain her senior year, received Coaches’ Award, All-Academic honors and was named Goalie

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of the Year for the state of Illinois ... Two-time Gateway Field Hockey Champs ... Also a standout in basketball and track and field at Lake Community High, setting and resetting the shot-put record at her high school her sophomore, junior, and then again, her senior year ... Named to the track and field All-Conference and All-Sectional her junior year, while being a state qualifier in the shot-put ... Was All-Conference, AllSectional and All-State her senior year in shot-put and discus, finishing second in indoor competition and eighth in outdoor.

Personal: Kaitlyn Marie Mulloy was born May 28, 1992, in Highland Park, Ill. ... Daughter of Peter and Renee Mulloy ... Majoring in public relations ... Her brother, Michael, and sister, Meghan, both play soccer at Clarke University in Dubuque, Iowa ... Has one other brother, Kavan.

MULLOY’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 Total

GP-GS 11-5 11-5

GA SAVES % 25 43 .632 Did Not Play 25 43 .632

SO 0

W-L 1-4

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Catrina Schmidt Junior • Forward • 5-6 St. Louis, Mo. • Cor Jesu Academy

At Missouri State: Schmidt returns to the Bears and looks to be a solid distributor to the team’s midline.

2011: Schmidt was one of two Bears to start in every game for MSU during the 2011 season ... Schmidt chipped in two assists during the season, as well as three shots ... For Schmidt’s efforts on and off the field, she earned Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention honors.

2010: Schmidt was the only freshman, and one of only four Bears, to start all 20 games ... Scored three goals and assisted on another for seven points ... Third on the team in shot percentage at .214 (minimum eight shots) ... 11 of her 14 shots were on goal ... Scored the game-winning goal in the Bears 1-0 victory at Saint Louis (9/10) ... In the Bears second time out against Saint Louis (9/29), she had a goal and an assist in a 5-1 win ... Also scored the Bears’ only goal in a 2-1 2OT loss against UC Davis.

Background: Schmidt was a four-year starter at Cor Jesu Academy, playing primarily as a midfield wing ... Was a two-time Post-Dispatch All-Metro honoree, earning second-team distinctions her senior season and honorable mention as a junior ... Named AllMWAA Conference First Team as a senior ... Helped lead the Chargers to a Gateway Classic Bracket Championship her junior year ... Excelled on the Aim Club Field Hockey Team in St. Louis ... Lettered all four years for the Chargers soccer team, playing as both a goalie and a forward ... Also, played guard on the basketball team.

Personal: Catrina Anne Schmidt was born Sept. 28, 1991, in Virginia Beach, Va. ... Daughter of Steven and Catherine Schmidt of St. Louis, Mo. ... Majoring in biology ... Has two brothers, Ben and Ethan, and three sisters, Amelia, Deanna and Faith.

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SCHMIDT’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 Total

GP-GS 19-19 20-20 39-39

G 0 3 3

A 2 1 3

PTS. 2 7 9

SH. 3 14 17

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Reiann Stoute Senior • Defender • 5-5 Bridgetown, Barbados • Combermere School

At Missouri State: Stoute will look to be a goal-scoring threat for the Bears.

2011: Stoute led the squad in defensive saves (10), enough to rank fourth in the nation ... She started all 16 of the matches she appeared in ... Stoute demonstrated her athleticism by chipping in three goals and two assists on the season ... She had a 1.000 shot on goal percentage and an overall shot percentage of .750 ... Stoute’s defensive efforts also led the team to a seventh in the nation ranking in defensive saves ... She earned Second-Team All-MAC honors and was named the MAC Defensive Player of the Week (10/11) ... Stoute also earned Academic All-MAC honors for her outstanding effort on and off the field.

2010: Started 19 of the Bears’ 20 games at defender ...

Her three goals tied for sixth on the team ... Also had an assist and a defensive save ... Had the highest shot on goal percentage (min. 2 shots) of any Bear, putting seven of her eight shots on goal ... Scored twice in the Bears’ 4-1 win over Ball State (10/22) ... Part of a 2010 defense that allowed 19 fewer goals than their 2009 total (75 to 56) ... Triggered the majority of the Bears’ penalty corners ... Was the anchor of the Bears’ defensive line ... Third in starts (39) and fourth in games (39) of any returner.

2009: One of the only 2010 returners to have appeared in all of the Bears’ 20 games last season ... Was a force on the defensive end, teaming with Molly Busch to thwart numerous scoring opportunities ... Was able to kick start the offense from the back end with her speed and passing ability ... Scored her only goal of the season at Ohio University (10/18/09) ... Followed up her performance in Athens with an assist the next time out against Ball State (10/24/09) ... Finished with two assists, tied for fifth on the team ... Registered five shots on goal, the most of any defender.

Background: Stoute is used to the big stage ... In 2007, at only 17 years old, Stoute played for the Senior National Barbados Field Hockey Team and saw time on the defensive line ... In 2008, she was a key member of the Under-21 Junior National Team that competed in the Pan American Games in Mexico ... Was a 2008 graduate of Combermere School in Waterford, St. Michael, Barbados, after which she spent one year at the University of the West Indies at Cave Hill, Barbados.

STOUTE’S CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 2009 Total

GP-GS 16-16 19-19 20-20 55-55

G 3 3 1 7

A 2 1 2 5

PTS. 8 7 4 19

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Personal: Reiann Aeysha Stoute was born on Aug. 15, 1990, in Bridgetown, Barbados ... Daughter of Walter DS Reid and Francis Stoute ... Majoring in accounting ... Has 10 two brothers, Peter Stoute-King and Laurel Stoute, and a 1 sister, Vanessa Evelyn.

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Laura Tavares Senior • Defender • 5-8 Oakville, Ontario, Canada • St. Thomas Aquinas

At Missouri State: An aggressive and well-rounded player, Tavares looks to take on a leadership role for the Bears in 2012.

cial Field Hockey Team and the U18 Saskatchewan Field Hockey Team ... Captained the U16 Ontario Provincial Team.

2011: Tavares was one of two Bears to start in all of MSU’s 19 games ... She finished the season with one goal and two assists on the season, with a .333 shot percentage ... Showing her athleticism and well-roundedness, Tavares also tossed in a defensive save ... Her efforts led to the Bears ranking 38th in scoring average, 39th in goals per game, 28th in assists per game, 39th in points per game, and seventh in defensive saves per game ... Tavares demonstrated a balanced effort in the classroom and on the field, earning Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention honors.

Personal: Laura Marie Tavares was born Feb. 13, 1992, in Oakville, Ontario, Canada ... Daughter of Joe and Barb Tavares ... Majoring in fashion merchandising ... Has a sister, Barbara ... Her brother, John, was the first overall pick in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft, going to the New York Islanders.

2010: Tied for third on the team with four goals ...

Also assisted on one goal ... Her nine points tied for third ... Started 19 games and appeared in all 20 ...

Tied with Hillary Lawless for the most goals by a freshman ... Contributed on both ends, with a gamewinning goal as well as one defensive save ... Scored two goals and assisted on another in her first game as a Bear, a 7-1 win over Lindenwood (8/28) ... Her late goal against Miami (10/24) forced overtime.

Background: Tavares came to Missouri State after starting all four years for St. Thomas Aquinas High School and coach Jean Major ... Serving as captain, her teams went a combined 21-2-1 her last two seasons, finishing first in the conference her junior year and second her senior season ... For her efforts, Tavares was named the team’s Most Valuable Player her junior and senior seasons ... Played in her division’s High School Varsity All-Star Game her senior season ... Was a four-time Honor Roll student at St. Thomas Aquinas ... Has spent time with the Under-18 Ontario Indoor Field Hockey Team, the U18 and Women’s Mississauga Field Hockey Club, U18 Ontario Provin-

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TAVARES’ CAREER STATISTICS Year 2011 2010 Total

GP-GS 19-19 20-19 39-38

G 4 1 5

A 1 2 3

PTS. 9 4 13

SH. 21 3 24

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Patrice Ahl

Kimberleigh Eng

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada Bellerose High

Freshman • Mid/Def • 5-9 Woodbridge, Va. C.D. Hylton High

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At Missouri State: A great trapper on the corners, Ahl brings stick skills and speed to the Bears’ midfield line.

At Missouri State: Eng will look to become an playmaker for the Bears’ offense.

Background: Ahl played on the Alberta provincial field hockey team and won a bronze medal at the Senior National Tournament ... Started every game in 2011 ... Earned player of the game honors at nationals the same year ... Her team placed fourth at nationals and second at the Western Canada Summer Games in 2011 as well ... Played ice hockey for three years and led the Midget St. Albert Dash and Sting team in goals and assists ... Has played volleyball, badminton and soccer and earned the Coaches’ Award in soccer.

Background: Eng was a four-year starter at forward for C.D. Hylton High School ... As a senior, led her team in scoring with 14 goals and recorded seven assists ...

Claimed numerous honors as a senior, including First Team All-Area and Second Team All-AAA Northwest Region ... Was named to the AAA Cardinal District First Team as a junior and senior ... As a junior, helped lead C.D. Hylton to the regional semifinals ... Picked up All-Area honors in each of her four seasons ... Lettered three years in soccer for the Bulldogs.

Personal: Patrice Lauren Ahl was born Oct. 14, 1993 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada ... Daughter of Larry and Kathryn Ahl ... Majoring in fashion merchandising ... Has a brother, David ... Interested in starting her own business after college.

Personal: Kimberleigh Ann Eng was born Dec. 22, 1993 in Fairfax, Va. ... Daughter of Alexander and Tracy Eng ... Majoring in advertising & promotion ...

Has a brother, Kyle.

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Freshman • Defender • 5-7 Fallbrook, Calif.

Fallbrook High At Missouri State: Eskue will compete with fellow freshman Leah Reitmayer for playing time on defense.

Background: Eskue was a starting defender for four years at Fallbrook High School and lettered as a junior and senior ... Was a teammate of Missouri State freshman Sydney Richelieu ... Helped lead Fallbrook to a California Interscholastic Federation title in 2011 en route to a No. 15 national ranking ... In 2011, also helped the Warriors to an Avocado League championship and the crown in the Serra Tournament ... As a senior, was named Most Outstanding Defender in the Serra Tournament ... Garnered CIF Division I First Team honors in 2011.

Personal: Jacqueline Michelle Eskue was born Feb. 4, 1995 in Oceanside, Calif. ... Daughter of Charles and Pamela Eskue ... Is undecided on a major ... Has a sister, Elizabeth, who played field hockey at Pacific.

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Freshman • Fwd/Mid • 5-5 San Diego, Calif.

Serra High At Missouri State: Leyva should see time at midfield and forward as she looks to fit in as a scoring threat for the Bears.

Background: Leyva lettered all four years at forward for Serra High School ... The Conquistadors dominated during her career with four first-place conference finishes and three California Interscholastic Federation championships ... Was a three-time Outstanding Offensive Player honoree ... Claimed First-Team Division II and First-Team Eastern League accolades in both her junior and senior seasons ... Excelled academically, picking up San Diego Union-Tribune All-Academic Team awards as a junior and senior ... Also lettered all four years in lacrosse.

Personal: Dominique Marie Leyva was born Nov. 20, 1993 in San Diego, Calif. ... Daughter of Gary Leyva and Denise Leyva Strang ... Majoring in general business ... Has two siblings, Dane and Landon.

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Olivia Nicotera

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Freshman • Mid/Fwd • 5-7 Fredericksburg, Va. Riverbend High

Jessi Pope

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Freshman • Defender • 5-6 Stafford, Va. Brooke Point High

At Missouri State: Nicotera is a strong leader and brings great distribution skills to the Bears in 2012.

At Missouri State: A patient and composed back, Pope looks to make a difference on defense.

Background: Nicotera was a four-year letterwinner for Riverbend High School in Fredericksburg, Va. ...

Scored 40 goals and assisted on 17 others during her prep career ... Earned All-District First Team, AllArea and All-Region honors three times each ... Was the leading scorer in the Commonwealth District as a sophomore ... Picked up All-State honors as a sophomore and junior ... Helped her team to runner-up finishes in districts and regionals as a sophomore.

Background: Pope started all four years for Brooke Point High School as a defender and midfielder ... As a senior, helped lead the Blackhawks to an 11-7 record en route to a 4th-place conference finish ... Also lettered for two years in tennis.

Personal: Jessi Lynn Pope was born Feb. 3, 1994 in Woodbridge, Va. ... Daughter of Robert and Mary Pope ... Majoring in psychology ... Has a brother, Darren ...

Plans to be a clinical psychologist.

Personal: Olivia Ann Nicotera was born April 19, 1994 in Fredericksburg, Va. ... Daughter of Joseph and Carolina Nicotera ... Has three siblings, Charles, Emily and Andrew ... Majoring in communication studies ...

Plans to go to law school and become a child advocate.

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Charlie Redhead

10 Freshman • Midfielder • 5-5 Norfolk, England Wymondham College At Missouri State: Redhead is an accurate passer and will look to create plays for the Missouri State forward line in 2012.

Background: Redhead was captain and Player of the Year for King’s Lynn Pelicans Field Hockey Club ...

Made the “Last 8” at the U-18 National Field Hockey Cup ... Earned captain designation of the Norfolk U-18 National Squad ... In 2008, led her team to 3rd place at the U-15 National Cup. Personal: Majoring in biology.

Leah Reitmayer 11 Freshman • Defender • 5-9 Vista, Calif.

Vista High

At Missouri State: Reitmayer will use her patience on defense to stall the opposition.

Background: Reitmayer played a variety of positions at Vista High School, including midfielder, defender and forward ... Was a three-time All-League First Team pick ...Held the distinction of team captain as a junior and senior ...Garnered San Diego Union-Tribune Scholar-Athlete honors all four years at Vista High ...

Helped the Panthers to a league championship as a senior ... Also was a swimmer for two years and lettered in soccer.

Personal: Leah Michelle Reitmayer was born March 25, 1994 in La Jolla, Calif. ... Daughter of Mike and Sonya Reitmayer ... Majoring in dietetics ... Wants to be a sports nutritionist ... Has a sister, Allison ... Lists her biggest sports thrill as winning the Avocado East League in 2011.

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Sydney Richelieu

Brynne Satre

Fallbrook, Calif.

Fallbrook High

Woodland, Calif.

Davis Senior High

15 Freshman • Midfielder • 5-4 At Missouri State: A scrappy midfielder, Richelieu looks to utilize her aggressiveness to impact the Bears in 2012.

Background: Richelieu was a two-year letterwinner and a three-year starter for Fallbrook High School ...

Played center forward for the Warriors ... Claimed a slew of awards as a senior, including All-League, AllConference, All-CIF and Team MVP ... Helped lead Fallbrook to a California Interscholastic Federation title in 2011, as well as an Avocado League championship and the crown in the Serra Tournament ... Was All-League as a junior in 2010 and pushed the Warriors to the CIF semifinals ... Started four years in soccer and was named to the All-League team as a junior.

9 Freshman • Forward • 5-6 At Missouri State: Satre looks to utilize her speed and ball-control skills to help the Bears at the forward spot.

Background: Satre lettered for two years at Davis Senior High School ... Helped her team to a secondplace league finish in 2011 and a league title in 2010 ...

Earned the senior impact award and Eastern Athletic League Offensive Player of the Year award in 2011 ...

Also lettered with lacrosse and the ski team at Davis.

Personal: Brynne Patricia Satre was born Sept. 6, 1994 in Woodland, Calif. ... Daughter of Michael and Lindsey Satre ... Majoring in sport & park administration...

Has two siblings, Alex and Cara ... Her father, Michael, played rugby and football at UC Davis ... Her brother, Alex, played football at Colorado School of Mines.

Personal: Sydney McCall Richelieu was born Jan. 28, 1994 in Newport Beach, Calif. ... Daughter of Michael and Kathy Richelieu ... Majoring in psychology ... Wants to be a psychologist or psychiatrist ... Has a brother, A.J.

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Holly Scherer

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Freshman • Forward • 5-5 Belmont, Ontario, Canada East Elgin Secondary

St. Louis, Mo. Ursuline Academy

At Missouri State: Scherer is dominant in front of the cage and brings good instincts to the squad.

At Missouri State: Tayon will miss the 2012 season due to injury.

Background: Scherer was a midfielder and a threeyear captain at East Elgin Secondary School ... Helped lead her team to back-to-back conference titles in her junior and senior seasons ... Was part of a dominant squad that won 38 of 39 games over the course of her last two seasons, including a 20-0 mark in 2011 ... Was a four-year starter in ice hockey ... Started three years in soccer and was part of back-to-back conference champion teams as a sophomore and junior.

2011: Redshirted

Personal: Holly Alyssa Scherer was born Nov. 7, 1994 in London, Ontario ... Daughter of Mark and Leslie Scherer ... Is undecided on a major ... Has one brother, Erik ... Biggest sports thrill was winning the U-18 National Field Hockey Championship gold medal.

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Background: Lettered all four years at Ursuline Academy, seeing time as both a forward and midfielder ... Was voted the team’s most improved player in her senior season ... Also participated in track and field as a distance runner and shot putter.

Personal: Margaret A. Tayon was born May 13, 1993 in St. Louis, Missouri ... Majoring in general business ...

Daughter of Andrew and Jane Tayon ... Has two brothers, Andy and Michael, and one sister, Katie.

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Liz Young

25 Freshman • Defender • 5-3 San Diego, Calif.

Serra High At Missouri State: Young is a skilled block tackler and will provide the Bears with an element of deception on defense.

Background: Young was a four-year starter as a midfielder and defender at Serra High School ... Started all four years and lettered as a junior and senior ... Helped the Conquistadors to a California Interscholastic Federation Division II title in 2011 ... As a senior, picked up First Team honors in All-League, All-CIF and All-Division categories ... Excelled in the classroom and was named to the San Diego Union-Tribune AllAcademic team as a junior and senior ... Was named the hardest worker on her team as a freshman and sophomore.

Personal: Elizabeth Anne Young was born Feb. 14, 1994 in San Diego, Calif. ... Daughter of Tom and Corinne Young ... Majoring in biology ... Wants to become a veterinarian.

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Season In Review Missouri State took another stride toward .500 in 2011, as the field hockey squad finished with a 7-12 record, two more wins than it claimed in 2010. In head coach Gabby Gomez Sosa’s first season at the helm, the Bears played a challenging schedule that included three matches against eventual NCAA Tournament qualifiers Iowa and Ohio.

MSU made strides offensively, increasing its scoring average by 22 percent. However, the defense took a step back, as the squad saw its goals against average increase by 26 percent. Despite an extended losing streak in the middle of the season, the Bears persevered and rocked a late-season surge of wins that set them up well for the 2012 campaign.

The Calm Before The Storm Missouri State opened the 2011 season with a victory over Sacred Heart in a high-scoring match.

The Bears prevailed 8-4 as senior forward Casey Bayliss recorded a hat trick and was credited with assists on two other goals. Forwards Hillary Lawless and Sarah Cusick scored two goals apiece. Goalkeepers Andrea Bain and Katie Mulloy teamed up to help the MSU defense hold Sacred Heart at an arm’s length.

The Bears suffered their first loss of the season the next day as they were defeated 3-2 by the Saint Louis Billikens. After falling behind 3-1 in

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Casey Bayliss the first half, Missouri State pitched a shutout in the second stanza by allowing SLU only two shots. Casey Bayliss scored her fourth goal in two games to cut the deficit to 3-2, but MSU got no closer and fell to 1-1.

Penalty corners proved to be Missouri State’s undoing in its next game, a 4-1 loss at Indiana. The Hoosiers poured in all four of their goals off penalty corners. Freshman Sarah Bradley had MSU’s only three shots on goal and scored once, an unassisted point into the left corner of the cage. Indiana’s 16 shots on goal helped make all the difference.

Missouri State suffered its first shutout loss in a road match at Louisville. The Cardinals blanked the Bears 4-0 and had only four shots on goal. Reiann Stoute led the defense with a couple of defensive saves, while Sarah Bradley paced the Bears’ offensive attack for the second week in-a-row by record-

ing three of the team’s four shots on goal.

Missouri State put a stop to its three-game losing streak with a 3-2 victory over Appalachian State.

Bradley continued her offensive onslaught by scoring off a direct shot from a penalty corner 12 minutes into the first half. The game was tied 1-1 at the half. Appalachian State scored the go-ahead goal early in the second half, but MSU answered when Bradley knotted it at 2 off another penalty corner, this time with an assist from Stoute. A subsequent goal by Hillary Lawless proved to be the difference in the contest.

The Bears picked up a victory in their home opener, a 3-1 triumph over Saint Louis on Sept. 15. Bayliss and Lawless teamed up on two goals, as Bayliss put the ball in the net twice on assists by Lawless.

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play. Bradley found the back of the net yet again and the Missouri State defense held the Billikens to just two shots on goal for the match.

A Parade Of Losses Gomez Sosa’s squad next traveled to Iowa City to take on Iowa. The Bears scored first early in the match when Bayliss found the back of the cage off an assist from Catrina Schmidt. However, it would be all Hawkeyes the rest of the way, as the host team poured in five unanswered goals to take a 5-1 lead into the half.

The visiting Bears saw their deficit extend to 8-1 before Bradley temporarily stopped the bleeding with a goal to make the score 8-2. Iowa would score two more goals to bring the final to 10-2.

MSU returned home less than a week later to open its conference schedule with a game against Kent State. With a 5-3 victory, the Golden Flashes sent the Bears to their second-straight loss. The visitors came out of the gates quickly with a high-arching goal early in the first half. After a score from Lawless knotted the score at 1-all, Kent State picked up four unanswered goals and held on despite secondhalf goals from Bradley and Stoute.

The Bears suffered another loss a couple of days later when they fell to eventual MAC champion Ohio by a 5-1 score. Like the game before, MSU hung around early before falling behind in the second half. Bayliss got Missouri State on

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the board early with a goal-scoring strike off an assist from Marisa Hendel. However, the Bobcats took a 2-1 lead into the break and scored once more early in the second half.

A penalty corner goal by Bayliss was waved off, and Ohio knocked in two more scores late.

A week later, the Bears and Central Michigan decided, “Let’s play two!” as MSU and the Chippewas competed on back-to-back days.

However, the trip to Mt. Pleasant was anything but pleasant for Missouri State, as Central Michigan emerged victorious in both games.

In the first game, Central Michigan took home a shutout victory by a 4-0 score. The Bears placed eight shots on goal, five of which came from Bayliss.

Game two was a hard-fought scoreless battle for most of the first half before the Chippewas took a 1-0 lead on a penalty stroke going into halftime. After spotting Cen-

tral Michigan two more goals, Lawless scored off an assist from Bradley to cut the deficit to 3-1. Central Michigan closed the game with another pair of second-half goals to make the final margin 5-1.

The Bears continued their mid-season spiral with a 3-2 road loss to Miami (Ohio), marking their fifth-straight conference defeat. Missouri State had a strong start as Stoute knocked in a shot from the top of the circle 15 minutes into play. However, two Miami goals in the 29th and 32nd minute gave the Bobcats a 2-1 lead at the break. The Bears traded scores with Miami in the second half, giving the host squad the victory.

Missouri State lost again by a 3-2 score the next day at Ball State. The Bears once again struck first on Stoute’s second goal in two days off an assist from Laura Tavares. MSU trailed 2-1 at halftime for the second day in a row. A goal by Bayliss tied things up at 2, but Ball State’s goal in the 63rd minute proved to be the difference-maker in the contest.

The squad lost its eighth game ina-row in a 3-0 defeat to Ohio, who swept the season series between the two teams. Stoute and Kelsey Lomax picked up defensive saves, but Ohio scored three goals off penalty corners. The loss left MSU at 3-11 overall and a conference record of 0-7, but the Bears showed a great deal of improvement in the season’s final stage.

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A Strong Finish Missouri State avenged its earlier loss to Kent State with a 3-1 road win over the Golden Flashes. The Bears continued to strike early as Lawless capitalized on a Kent State turnover and scored her seventh goal of the season. MSU held onto that 1-0 lead going into the second half. Two second-half goals from Bayliss gave the Bears a 3-0 lead. That was more than enough for goalkeeper Andrea Bain, who racked up five saves.

MSU took a one-game break from MAC competition and made it count with a 2-1 win over the Lindenwood Lions in St. Charles, Mo. In the 21st minute of play, the Bears got on the board on a goal by Lawless, who was assisted by Bayliss. Laura Tavares gave the Bears a 2-0 lead in the 55th minute, and the defense did the rest, limiting Lindenwood to just one goal.

The Bears returned home on Oct. 29 and did so in shutout fashion, defeating Miami (Ohio) 2-0. Bradley got MSU on the scoreboard in the 17th minute with a goal assisted by fellow freshman Abbey Heller. Lawless made the score 2-0 by scoring for the third-straight game. Bain followed up with another strong performance with a six-save outing.

Missouri State emerged victorious the next day as well, as it defeated Ball State 4-3 on Senior Day at Plaster Field.

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Lawless took a pass from senior Lori Sinclair and slammed home her 10th goal of the season in the 16th minute of play to give MSU the early advantage. After Ball State answered with the game-tying goal eight minutes later, Bayliss scored the first of her three goals that day to put the Bears ahead 2-1 at halftime. Bayliss answered Ball State again in the second half with two more goals to claim her second hat trick of the season.

The Bears wrapped up the regular-season slate with a four-game winning streak, which vaulted them to 7-11-0 overall and 4-6-0 in MAC play. Missouri State rode that momentum into the MAC postseason tournament in Athens, Ohio.

The Bears’ stay was short-lived, as Central Michigan defeated MSU 3-1 in the quarterfinals. The Bears stayed right with the Chippewas in the first half, as a Bayliss score answered two Central Michigan goals in the second half. However, a Central Michigan goal in the 64th

minute knocked the Bears out of the game and ended their season.

Postseason Honors The Bears claimed a slew of postseason honors from the MAC. Bayliss earned a spot on the AllMAC First Team by recording seven goals in conference play and 14 overall. Sarah Bradley and Reiann Stoute were on the All-MAC Second Team. Bradley finished ninth in the conference in assists per game and shots per game, while Stoute led the league in defensive saves, scored three goals and recorded two assists.

The squad excelled academically as well and was recognized for its achievements in the classroom.

Bayliss and Stoute earned spots on the Academic All-MAC team, while Andrea Bain, Kelsey Lomax, Ramie Masters, Chelsey Medlock, Katie Mulloy, Catrina Schmidt, Lori Sinclair and Laura Tavares earned Academic All-MAC Honorable Mention honors.

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2011 Missouri State Field Hockey Results Final Stats

19-Match Totals

Date

Site

Opponent

8/27

Neutral

Sacred Heart

Score

Record

W

8-4

1-0

Missouri State Goals

Team

Bayliss-3, Lawless-2,

Ohio Central Michigan Kent State Miami (Ohio) Ball State Missouri State

Cusick-2, Heller 8/28

Away

Saint Louis

L

3-2

1-1

Bayliss, Lawless

9/4

Away

Indiana

L

4-1

1-2

Bradley

9/9

Away

Louisville

L

4-0

1-3

9/10

Neutral

Appalachian State

W

3-2

2-3

Bradley-2, Lawless

9/15

Home

Saint Louis

W

3-1

3-3

Bayliss-2, Bradley

9/18

Away

Iowa

L

10-2

3-4

Bayliss, Bradley

9/23

Home

*Kent State

L

5-3

3-5

Bradley, Lawless, Stoute

9/25

Home

*Ohio

L

5-1

3-6

Bayliss

10/1

Away

*Central Michigan

L

4-0

3-7

10/2

Away

*Central Michigan

L

5-1

3-8

Lawless

10/8

Away

*Miami (Ohio)

L

3-2

3-9

Heller, Stoute

10/9

Away

*Ball State

L

3-2

3-10

Bayliss, Stoute

3-11

Away

*Ohio

L

3-0

*Kent State

W

3-1

4-11

Bayliss-2, Lawless

10/22

Away

Lindenwood

W

2-1

5-11

Tavares, Lawless

10/29

Home

*Miami (Ohio)

W

2-0

6-11

Bradley, Lawless

10/30

Home

*Ball State

W

4-3

7-11

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11/3

Neutral

&Central Michigan

L

3-1

7-12

Bayliss

Freshman of the Year Cayleigh Immelman, Central Michigan Coach of the Year Neil Macmillan, Ohio

2011 Missouri State Field Hockey Statistics Player

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Goals

Assists

Points

Shots

DS

Bayliss,Casey

16-16

15

6

36

57

0

Lawless,Hillary

19-18

10

7

27

51

0

Bradley,Sarah

16-16

7

6

20

41

0

Stoute,Reiann

16-16

3

2

8

4

10

Heller,Abbey

19-14

2

2

6

8

0

Cusick,Sarah

2-2

2

1

5

5

0

Tavares,Laura

19-19

1

2

4

3

1

Schmidt,Catrina

19-19

0

2

2

3

0

Medlock,Chelsey

19-18

0

2

2

1

2

Sinclair,Lori

16-14

0

1

1

4

0

Hendel,Marisa

8-4

0

1

1

0

0

Good,Meagen

19-14

0

0

0

7

1

Pettey,Kristen

6-2

0

0

0

4

0

Masters,Ramie

15-5

0

0

0

3

0

Lomax,Kelsey

13-8

0

0

0

2

1

Bain,Andrea

15-14

0

0

0

0

0

1-0

0

0

0

0

0

Pooler,Ashlyn

2-0

0

0

0

0

0

Lewandowski,Lauren

17-5

0

0

0

0

0

Mulloy,Katie

11-5

0

0

0

0

0

Total...............

19

40

32

112

193

15

Opponents...........

19

64

49

177

308

Bain,Andrea

14-13

853:08

Mulloy,Katie

11-5

476:52

TEAM

0-0

0:00

Total...............

19

Opponents...........

19

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Thursday, November 3 First Round #5 Miami (Ohio) 2, #4 Ball State 1 #3 Central Michigan 3, #6 Missouri State 1

2011 All-Mid-American Conference Player of the Year Louzeth Schutte, Ohio

Home (3-2); Away (2-9); Neutral (2-1); &MAC Tournament (0-1)

Min

7

GAA

Saves

Sv%

W-L

Sho

39

4.11

82

.678

5-8

1

25

4.72

43

.632

1-4

0

0

0.00

15

1.000

0-0

0

1330:00

64

4.33

140

.686

6-12

1

1330:00

40

2.71

97

.708

12-6

3

All-MAC 1st Team Devanny Kuhn, Ball State Cayleigh Immelman, Central Michigan Simone Lazar, Central Michigan Carla Johl, Kent State Rebecca Lee, Kent State Casey Bayliss, Missouri State Cathryn Altdoerffer, Ohio Taylor Brown, Ohio Jessica Jue, Ohio Jen McGill, Ohio – GK Louzeth Schutte, Ohio All-MAC 2nd Team Gretchen Lulow, Ball State Erin Dye, Central Michigan Paulina Lee, Central Michigan Anastasia Netto, Central Michigan - GK Debbie Bell, Kent State Julia Hofmann, Kent State Emily Gruesser, Miami Kylie Landeros, Miami Amanda Seeley, Miami Sarah Bradley, Missouri State Reiann Stoute, Missouri State 2011 MAC Players of the Week Offensive; Defensive Aug. 30--Casey Bayliss, MSU; Louzeth Schutte, Ohio Sept. 6--Cathryn Altdoerffer, Ohio; Louzeth Schutte, Ohio Sept. 13-- Taylor Brown, Ohio; Louzth Schutte, Ohio Sept. 20-- Casey Bayliss, MSU; Sarah Mueller, Miami Sept. 27-- Debbie Bell, KSU; Brooke Sihota, CMU Oct. 4--Bailey McKeon, CMU; Jen McGill, Ohio Oct. 11--Debbie Bell, KSU; Reiann Stoute, MSU Oct. 18--Louzeth Schutte, Ohio; Jessica Jue, Ohio Oct. 25--Debbie Bell, KSU; Laura Mastro, Ohio Nov. 1-- Carla Johl, KSU; Andrea Bain, MSU & Jahna Jordan, KSU

Team Statistics Game-Winning Goals (7): Lawless-4, Bayliss-2, Bradley

Penalty Strokes: MSU 1-2, Opp. 8-8

Yellow Cards: MSU 0, Opp. 1

Penalty Corners: MSU 118, Opp. 210

Green Cards: MSU 6, Opp. 8 Attendance: MSU 5/184, Opp. 11/175

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19-4 9-11 8-13 7-15 4-16 7-12

Saturday, November 5 Championship #1 Ohio 2, #2 Kent State 1 (OT)

Away

MP-MS

Overall

9-1 5-5 5-5 4-6 4-6 3-7

Friday, November 4 Semifinals #1 Ohio 1, #5 Miami (Ohio) 0 #2 Kent State 4, #3 Central Michigan 1

10/16

Goalkeeping

MAC

2010 MAC Tournament Results

10/15

Tayon,Maggie

Mid-American Conference 2011 Final Standings

7-12 Overall, 3-7 MAC*

W-L-T

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No. 1 Nov. 2 No. 4 Nov. 3 No. 2 Nov. 2 No. 3

2011 MAC Statistical Leaders GOALS Bell, Debbie-KENT Bayliss,Casey-MSU Brown, Taylor-OHIO Immelmann, C.-CMU Lawless,Hillary-MSU Miller, Olivia-MU Dye, Erin-CMU Jue, Jessica-OHIO Altdoerffer, C.-OHIO Edwards, Brooke-OHIO

GP 21 16 23 20 19 19 20 23 23 23

No. 21 15 15 12 10 10 10 10 10 9

Avg./PG 1.00 0.94 0.65 0.60 0.53 0.53 0.50 0.43 0.43 0.39

SAVES Mueller, Sarah-MU Jordan, Jahna-KENT Anastasia Netto-CMU Mitchell, Chelsea-BSU Bain,Andrea-MSU Fusting, Haley-BSU McGill, Jen-OHIO Mulloy,Katie-MSU Walker, Brittany-OHIO Heston, Christina-MU

GP 22 21 20 14 14 10 23 11 4 1

No. 111 106 94 84 84 63 61 43 3 2

Avg/G 5.05 5.05 4.70 6.00 6.00 6.30 2.65 3.91 0.75 2.00

ASSISTS Jue, Jessica-OHIO Mastro, Laura-OHIO McFerren, Alyssa-KENT Hermans, Sanne-BSU Lee, Paulina-CMU Immelmann, C.-CMU Wimsatt, Amy-KENT Schutte, Louzeth-OHIO Lawless,Hillary-MSU McKeon, Bailey-CMU

GP 23 23 21 20 20 20 21 17 19 20

No. 18 15 11 10 10 9 8 7 7 7

Avg/G 0.78 0.65 0.52 0.50 0.50 0.45 0.38 0.41 0.37 0.35

SAVES PER GAME Fusting, Haley-BSU Bain, Andrea-MSU Mitchell, Chelsea-BSU Jordan, Jahna-KENT Mueller, Sarah-MU Netto, Anastasia-CMU Mulloy, Katie-MSU McGill, Jen-OHIO

GP 10 14 14 21 22 20 11 23

No. 63 84 84 106 111 94 43 61

Avg/G 6.30 6.00 6.00 5.05 5.05 4.70 3.91 2.65

POINTS GP Bell, Debbie-KENT 21 Jue, Jessica-OHIO 23 Bayliss,Casey-MSU 16 Immelmann, C.-CMU 20 Brown, Taylor-OHIO 23 Lawless, Hillary.-MSU 19 Altdoerffer, C.-OHIO 23 Dye, Erin-CMU 20 Edwards, B.-OHIO 23 Miller, Olivia-MU 19

G Ast. Pts. 21 5 47 10 18 38 15 6 36 12 9 33 15 3 33 10 7 27 10 7 27 10 5 25 9 6 24 10 2 22

Avg./G 2.24 1.65 2.25 1.65 1.43 1.42 1.17 1.25 1.04 1.16

Bears Field Hockey

SAVE PERCENTAGE McGill, Jen-OHIO Netto, Anastasia-CMU Mueller, Sarah-MU Bain, Andrea-MSU Mitchell, Chelsea-BSU Mulloy, Katie-MSU Fusting, Haley-BSU Jordan, Jahna-KENT

GP 23 20 22 14 14 11 10 21

S 61 94 111 84 84 43 63 106

GA 16 37 49 39 43 25 38 64

SavePct .792 .718 .694 .683 .661 .632 .624 .624

SCORING MARGIN Ohio Central Michigan Kent State Miami (Ohio) Missouri State Ball State

GP 23 20 21 22 19 20

Off. Def. Margin 2.69 0.72 1.98 2.27 1.82 0.44 2.23 2.91 -0.68 1.53 2.35 -0.82 2.11 3.37 -1.26 1.54 4.02 -2.48

GOALS SCORED Ohio Kent State Central Michigan Missouri State Miami Ball State

GP 23 21 20 19 22 20

No. 64 49 46 40 34 31

Avg/G 2.78 2.33 2.30 2.11 1.55 1.55

GOALS ALLOWED Ohio Central Michigan Miami Missouri State Kent State Ball State

GP 23 20 22 19 21 20

No. 17 37 52 64 64 81

Avg/G 0.74 1.85 2.36 3.37 3.05 4.05

DEFENSIVE SAVES Ball State Missouri State Miami Ohio Kent State Central Michigan

GP 20 19 22 23 21 20

No. 22 13 11 5 5 3

Avg/G 1.10 0.68 0.50 0.22 0.24 0.15

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All-Time Records . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Bears History

MISSOURI STATE

Honors and Awards . . . . . 32-33

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Records vs. All Opponents . . 34 Year-By-Year . . . . . . . . . . . . 35-37 All-Time Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . 38

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Most Wins in a Season Wins Year Coach 30 1980 Rhonda Ridinger 28 1979 Rhonda Ridinger 28 1978 Rhonda Ridinger 24 1981 Rhonda Ridinger 23 1977 Rhonda Ridinger 18 1982 Rhonda Ridinger 18 1987 Rhonda Ridinger 16 1976 Rhonda Ridinger 16 1983 Rhonda Ridinger 13 1994 Val Pinhey Most Goals in a Game Goals Year Opponent 17 1998 Bellarmine College 12 1998 Davis & Elkins College 12 1979 Kansas University 12 1976 K.C. Hockey Club 10 1978 Southeast Missouri St. 10 1978 Principia College 10 1986 Valparaiso University 9 1982 Principia College 9 1979 U. of Mo.-St. Louis 8 2008 Lindenwood U. Most Goals in a Season Goals Year 127 1979 122 1978 91 1980 86 1981 83 1977 67 1976 63 1998 61 1975 59 1982 49 1983

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Most Assists in a Season (Since 1983) Assists Year 52 1998 39 1987 34 2001 33 2009 32 2004 32 2011 30 2008 29 1999 29 1994 27 1989 Most Points in a Season (Since 1983) Points Year 178 1998 135 1987 121 2009 118 2008 113 1983 112 1988 112 2011 111 1994 110 2001 108 2004 Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season Goals Year 10 1978 10 1979 13 1987 14 1983 15 1976 17 1982 21 1981 21 1989 21 2001 22 1984

Most Shutouts in a Season Shutouts Year 23 1979 21 1981 20 1978 16 1980 16 1977 6.

13 1982 7.

12 1983 12 1987 9.

10 1984 10.

9 1988/2001 Longest Winning Streak in a Season # Wins Year Coach 1.

22 1978 Rhonda Ridinger 2.

15 1979-80 Rhonda Ridinger 3.

13 1980 Rhonda Ridinger 4.

12 1976 Rhonda Ridinger 5.

11 1977 Rhonda Ridinger 6.

10 1994 Val Pinhey 7.

9 1983 Rhonda Ridinger 8.

9 1982 Rhonda Ridinger 9.

8 2001 Dawn Callahan 8 1988 Rhonda Ridinger 8 1984 Rhonda Ridinger 8 1981 Rhonda Ridinger # 1.

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Highest Winning Percentage in a Season # % Year Coach 1. .933 1978 Rhonda Ridinger 2. .903 1979 Rhonda Ridinger 3. .857 1982 Rhonda Ridinger 4. .842 1976 Rhonda Ridinger 5. .833 1980 Rhonda Ridinger 6. .821 1977 Rhonda Ridinger 7. .818 1987 Rhonda Ridinger 8. .813 1972 Rhonda Ridinger 9. .800 1983 Rhonda Ridinger 10. .727 1981 Rhonda Ridinger

Individual Records # 1.

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Most Goals in a Career Name Years *Chris Dufner 1976-79 Kathy Schubert 1977-80 Linda Schachet 1980-83 June Baran 1979-80 Kelly Stuckel 1976-79 Melissa Lantz 2006-2009 Beth McBride 1985-89 Ann Wehrman 1991-94 Stephanie Dutton 1978-81 Kim Schwaab 1981-84 Mindy Amy 1981-82 Jo-Anne Morgenroth 1991-94 Rose Ann Torres 1985-89 Denise Swanger 1977-78 Debra Long 1977-79

Goals 199 64 53 44 41 38 38 38 36 35 32 31 28 27 25

Most Goals in a Season Name Year Goals *Chris Dufner 1979 69 Chris Dufner 1978 61 Chris Dufner 1977 41 Kathy Schubert 1980 33 Chris Dufner 1976 28 June Baran 1980 26 Vicki Malin 1975 22 Jemima Cameron 1998 21 Linda Schachet 1982 20 Stephanie Dutton 1981 19 June Baran 1979 18 Melissa Lantz 2008 17 Mendy Amy 1981 17 Kathy Schubert 1979 16 Five w/15; Most Recent: Melissa Lantz, 2009

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Most Assists in a Season (Since 1983) Name Year Assists Rose Ann Torres 1987 20 Paula Pennington 1998 16 Karen Heman 1989 11 Jemima Cameron 1998 11 Natalie Hoffman 2001 11 Melissa Lantz 2009 9 Rose Ann Torres 1988 9 Five w/ 8; Most Recent: Gabby Gomez, 2004

Most Assists in a Career (Since 1983) Name Years Assists Rose Ann Torres 1985-88 31 Ann Wehrman 1991-94 26 Paula Pennington 1995-98 25 Natalie Hoffman 1999-02 18 Melissa Lantz 2006-09 17 Mary Kukulinski 1997-99 17 Karen Heman 1988-90 16 Gabby Gomez 2001-04 15 Maggie Grelle 1995-98 14 Beth McBride 1985-88 14 Most Points in a Season (Since 1983) Name Year Points Jemima Cameron 1998 53 Rose Ann Torres 1987 42 Melissa Lantz 2008 40 Melissa Lantz 2009 39 Rose Ann Torres 1988 35 Beth McBride 1987 34 Casey Bayliss 2011 34 Colleen Finnerty 1993 32 Ann Wehrman 1994 31 Marge DeMarino 1987 30 Kathy Cummings 1989 30

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Most Points in a Career (Since 1983) Name Years Points Ann Wehrman 1991-94 102 Melissa Lantz 2006-09 93 Beth McBride 1985-88 88 Rose Ann Torres 1985-88 87 Jo-Anne Morgenroth 1991-94 69 Casey Bayliss 2010-11 58 Gabby Gomez 2001-04 55 Jemima Cameron 1998 53 Paula Pennington 1995-98 47 Kathy Cummings 1988-89 47 Most Saves in a Season (Since 1988) Name Year Saves Kim Kinsella 2007 239 Kim Kinsella 2005 222 Beckey Zuchowski 1995 186 Lisa Whitney 1991 184 Kim Kinsella 2006 168 Jessica Schuster 2008 156 Monnie Elzy 1997 155 Monnie Elzy 1999 150 Monnie Elzy 2000 122 Beckey Zuchowski 1996 117 Best Saves % in a Season (Since 1988) Name Year % Lisa Whitney 1991 .864 Jeannie Huthsing 1989 .859 Mary O’Connor 1994 .826 Kim Kinsella 2005 .825 Monnie Elzy 1998 .823 Jeannie Huthsing 1990 .821 Kim Kinsella 2006 .816 Beckey Zuchowski 1995 .795 Kim Kinsella 2007 .794 Monnie Elzy 1999 .794

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Honors and Awards Missouri State Athletics Hall of Fame 1981 Margaret Juliette Putnam Mary Phyl Dwight 1982 Carol Nations Gledhill 1983 Dr. Milred Evans Linda Dollar Cecile Reynaud 1984 Nora Sousley Greenwade Carol Meyer 1985 Dr. Nancy Curry 1986 Marilyn Moore Chris Dufner 1987 Becky Geers Oaks Dr. Rhonda Ridinger 1988 Glenda Rauch Climer 1989 Tayna Muentefering Reba Sims 1990 Fran Salsman 1991 Jeanne Calhoun Vicki Richardson-Schutzler 1992 Stephanie Dutton 1996 Linda Schachet-Greve 1997 Marge DeMarino 2000 Kelly Stuckel Yates 2008 Kathy Schubert Daniels CFHCA All-America 1979 Chris Dufner (second team) 1983 Suzy Fortune (honorable mention) NFHCA All-America 2004 Gabby Gomez (third team) CFHCA All-Academic Squad 1987 Susan Holt 1990 Karen Heman Tracy Schwenzfeier CFHCA All-Midwest Region 1987 Marge DeMarino Beth McBride Rose Ann Torres 1990 Karen Heman NFHCA All-West Region 1998 Monnie Elzy (second team) 2001 Stephanie Dixon Kristie Lau (second team) 2002 Gabby Gomez (second team) 2003 Gabby Gomez (second team) 2004 Gabby Gomez (first team) 2005 Liz Miyashita (second team)

NFHCA Division I National Academic Squad 1998 Maggie Grelle Karen Parrott 1999 Kristie Lau Karen Parrott

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2000 Natalie Hoffman Bethany Henrick Jayne Glaser Anne Trueman 2001 Bethany Henrick Anne Trueman 2002 Laura Byers Sarah Guffey Bethany Henrick Andrea Huskey Heather Kiddo Abbey Rolfe Anne Trueman 2003 Betsy Anderson Melissa Behr Andrea Huskey Heather Kiddo Abbey Rolfe Stephani Wehrman 2004 Melissa Behr Laura Byers Andrea Huskey Heather Kiddo Kim Kinsella Stephani Wehrman JoAnn Westman Sarah Wozney 2005 Melissa Behr Laura Byers Sandy Fulkerson Alyssa Hile Heather Kiddo Kim Kinsella, Jessica Schuster Katie Schwartz Stephani Wehrman JoAnn Westman Sarah Wozney 2006 Melissa Behr Stephani Wehrman Kim Kinsella Sandy Fulkerson Jessica Schuster Katie Schwartz 2007 Sandy Fulkerson Kelly Irwin Kim Kinsella Megan Shamleffer Jessica Schuster JoAnn Westman 2008 Jenna Compton Kelly Irwin Kelsey Lomax Ramie Masters Lori Sinclair 2009 Steph Anderson Katherine Aslin Jenna Compton Kelly Irwin Melissa Lantz Kelsey Lomax Ramie Masters Chelsey Medlock Lori Sinclair Taylor Stellern 2010 Steph Anderson Andrea Bain Casey Bayliss Kelly Irwin Kelsey Lomax Ramie Masters Chelsey Medlock Katie Mulloy Catrina Schmidt Lori Sinclair Reiann Stoute Laura Tavares

Mitchell & Ness All-America 1982 Linda Schachet 1984 Kim Schwaab Suzy Fortune AIAW Div. II Championship All-Tourney Team 1981 Stephanie Dutton MSU Outstanding Female Athlete of the Year 1980 Stephanie Dutton 1984 Kim Schwaab 1988 Marge DeMarino Missouri State Senior Scholar Athlete 1981 Stephanie Dutton All-Gateway Conference 1982 Linda Schachet Denise Sparks Suzy Fortune Melinda Amy Jane Ducey 1983 Dani Courtney Diane Delia Joy Filiatrault Suzy Fortune Linda Schachet Kim Schwaab Denise Sparks MIT All-Tournament Team 1984 Kim Schwaab Suzy Fortune Kris Kellams 1985 Beth McBride Rose Ann Torres Jennie Zack 1986 Dawn Murray

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1990

1991 1992

1994

1995 1996

1997

Laura Boughton Patti Blanke Marge DeMarino Beth McBride Marge DeMarino Beth McBride Rose Ann Torres Kathy Cummings Beth McBride Rose Ann Torres Kathy Cummings Shelly Fallon Beth Featherston Karen Heman Stacy Winkler Mara Cassani Carol Ann Champlin Karen Heman Stacy Winkler Julie Berra Amy Blodgett Melissa Goff-Johnson Amy Blodgett Ella Proksch Ann Wehrman Ann Wehrman Mary O’Connor Linda Shipton Jo-Anne Morgenroth Kathy Marino Dana Radogna Alissa Donaldson Joy Manning Mary Ward Michelle Chiodini Carla Howard Paula Pennington Beckey Zuchowski Monnie Elzy Karen Parrott Cortni Sedgwick Jamie Williams

NorPac All-Conference 1998 Jemima Cameron (Rookie of the Year) Monnie Elzy (Defensive Player of

1999 2000

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the Year) Maggie Grelle Monnie Elzy Kristie Lau Stephanie Dixon Mollie Reichard Monnie Elzy Kristie Lau Stephanie Dixon (Player of the Year) Kristie Lau (Defensive Player of the Year) Bethany Henrick Abbey Rolfe Gabby Gomez (Rookie of the Year) Gabby Gomez Leah Postorino Liz Miysashita (East Rookie of theYear) Gabby Gomez Liz Miyashita Abbey Rolfe Gabby Gomez Liz Miyashita

NorPac All-Tournament Team 1998 Jemima Cameron Maggie Grelle Jamie Williams 1999 Kristie Lau 2000 Kristie Lau Mollie Reichard 2001 Kristie Lau 2002 Bethany Henrick 2003 Jessie Lininger Gabby Gomez (Tourna ment MVP) 2004 Gabby Gomez GTE/CoSida Academic All-District VII 1994 Linda Shipton (first team) 1995 Alissa Donaldson (first team) Joy Manning (second team) CoSIDA Academic All-American 1982 Linda Schachet NorPac Coach of the Year 2000 Dawn Porter All-Mid American Conference 2005 Liz Miyashita (first team) Kim Kinsella (second team) 2006 Stephani Wehrman (first team) Kim Kinsella (second team) Ashley Huck (second team) 2007 Sarah Johnson (first team) Kim Kinsella (second team) Alyssa Hile (second team) 2008 Melissa Lantz (second team) Amanda Miyashita (second team) 2009 Melissa Lantz (first team) Alyssa Hile (first team) 2010 Casey Bayliss (first team) Amanda Miyashita (second team) 2011 Casey Bayliss (first team) Sarah Bradley (second team) Reiann Stoute (second team)

Jo-Anne Morgenroth Bears Field Hockey

Melissa Lantz

2008 Jessica Schuster (honorable mention) Sandy Fulkerson (honorable mention) 2009 Melissa Lantz 2010 Steph Anderson Reiann Stoute (honorable men tion) Chelsey Medlock (honorable men tion) Kelsey Lomax (honorable mention) Lori Sinclair (honorable mention) 2011 Casey Bayliss Reiann Stoute Andrea Bain (honorable mention) Kelsey Lomax (honorable mention) Ramie Masters (honorable men tion) Chelsey Medlock (honorable men tion) Katie Mulloy (honorable mention) Catrina Schmidt (honorable men tion) Lori Sinclair (honorable mention) Laura Tavares (honorable mention)

Academic All-MAC Team 2005 Kim Kinsella Sarah Wozney JoAnn Westman Stephani Wehrman 2006 Kim Kinsella Melissa Behr Stephani Wehrman 2007 Kim Kinsella

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Missouri State Record vs. All Opponents Team

MSU Record

Albany, University of. . . . . . . . . . . . 0-7-0 Appalachian State University . . . . . . 9-0-0 Ball State University . . . . . . . . . . .8-16-0 Bellarmine College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-0-0 Bemidji State University . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2-0 Bloomsburg University . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Boston College. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Brown University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Bucknell University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2-0 California, University of . . . . . . . .4-12-2 California Davis, University of . . . . . . 0-3-0 Carleton College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0-0 Central Michigan University . . 11-26-1 Central Missouri, University of. . . . 18-6-1 Central Oklahoma, University of . . . 4-0-0 Colgate University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Colorado State University . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Cornell University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Dartmouth College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-3-0 Davidson College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-2-0 Davis & Elkins College . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-2-0 Dayton, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Denver, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0-0 Eastern Illinois University . . . . . . . . . . 5-0-0 Eastern Kentucky University . . . . . . 10-3-0 Eastern Michigan University . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Emporia State University . . . . . . . . . . 3-0-0 Fairfield University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3-0 Franklin (Ind.) College . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Georgetown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0-0 Grinnell College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-1 Hofstra University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2-0 Hope College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Illinois State University . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0-0 Indiana University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-8-2 Indiana State University . . . . . . . . . . . 6-0-0 Iowa, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-26-1 Ithaca College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 James Madison University . . . . . . . . . 2-1-0 Kansas, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-1-0 Kansas City Field Hockey Club . . . . . 7-0-1 Kent State University . . . . . . . . . .4-23-1 La Salle University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2-0 Lehigh University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Liberty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0-0 Lindenwood University . . . . . . . . . 9-1-0 Lock Haven University . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-4-1 Longwood College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Louisville, University of . . . . . . . .26-7-0 Maine, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2-0 Maryland, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Meramec College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Miami (Ohio) University . . . . . . . .9-22-1 Michigan, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7-1 Michigan State University . . . . . . . . . 5-3-0 Minnesota, University of . . . . . . . . . . 4-0-0 Missouri, University of-Columbia . 10-0-0

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Missouri, University of-Kansas City . 1-0-0 Missouri, University of-St. Louis . . . . 8-2-0 Moorhead (Minn.) State University . 2-0-0 Nebraska, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0-0 North Dakota, University of. . . . . . . . 7-0-0 Northern Illinois University . . . . . . . . 5-4-1 Northern Iowa, University of . . . . . . . 6-0-0 Northwestern University . . . . . . .1-14-0 Notre Dame, University of . . . . . . . . . 4-1-0 Ohio University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-22-1 Ohio State University . . . . . . . . . . . 2-6-0 Oklahoma State University . . . . . . . . 2-0-0 Pacific, University of the . . . . . . . . . 10-12-0 C.W. Post College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1-1 Principia College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0-0 Providence College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Purdue University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-2-0 Radford University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-4-0 Richmond, University of . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1-0 Robert Morris University . . . . . . . . . . 4-0-0 Rutgers University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Sacred Heart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 St. Louis Field Hockey Club . . . . . . . . 3-2-1 Saint Joseph’s (Pa.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Saint Louis University . . . . . . . . 57-28-2 San Jose State University . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 SIU-Carbondale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-8-4 SIU-Edwardsville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0-0 Southeast Missouri State . . . . . . . . . 12-0-0 Stanford University. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-14-0 Syracuse University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2-0 Temple University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Toledo, University of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-2-0 Truman State University . . . . . . . . . . . 4-0-0 Valparaiso University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0-0 Villanova University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1-0 Virginia, University of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-3-0 Virginia Commonwealth . . . . . . . . 1-3-0 Washington (Mo.) University. . . . . . . 0-0-1 West Chester University . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1-0 Western Illinois University . . . . . . . . . 7-2-1 Western Michigan University . . . . . . 1-0-0 William Jewell College . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0-1 William & Mary, College of . . . . . . . . . 0-4-0 Wisconsin-La Crosse, Univ. of . . . . . . 1-0-0 Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Univ. of . . 1-0-0 Wisconsin-Whitewater, Univ. of . . . . 0-0-1 2012 opponents in bold

All-Time Coaching Records Year Coach 1971 1972 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

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Rhonda Ridinger 2-6 Rhonda Ridinger 13-2-1 Nancy Curry 2-6-4 Rhonda Ridinger 13-6-2 Rhonda Ridinger 16-3 Rhonda Ridinger 23-4-1 Rhonda Ridinger 28-2 Rhonda Ridinger 28-2-1 Rhonda Ridinger 30-4-2 Rhonda Ridinger 24-6-3 Rhonda Ridinger 18-3 Rhonda Ridinger 16-2-2 Rhonda Ridinger 12-6-2 Rhonda Ridinger 4-12-3 Rhonda Ridinger 7-9-3 Rhonda Ridinger 18-4 Rhonda Ridinger 11-10-2 Rhonda Ridinger 13-7-1 Rhonda Ridinger 6-13-1 Val Pinhey 10-6-2 Val Pinhey 10-6 Val Pinhey 10-6 Val Pinhey 13-5 Val Pinhey 7-10 Kathy De Angelis 5-7 Kathy De Angelis 5-11 Dawn Callahan 10-6 Dawn Callahan 5-13 Dawn Callahan 10-12 Dawn Callahan 11-8 Dawn Callahan 8-11 Dawn Callahan 6-15 Dawn Callahan 11-9 Dawn Callahan 4-15 Dawn Callahan 6-13 Dawn Callahan 2-19 Dawn Callahan 6-15 Dawn Callahan 4-16 Dawn Callahan 5-15 Gabby Gomez Sosa 7-12

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*Missouri State was in AIAW competition on the state, regional and national levels before moving to the Gateway Conference from 1982 to 1983. From 1984-1997, Missouri State played in the Midwest Independents Tournament. In 1998, the Bears joined the Northern Pacific Field Hockey Conference and were members of the NorPac until joining the MAC in the 2005 season.

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Field Hockey Year-By-Year 1974: 2-6-4 (.167) Coach-Nancy Curry Opponent Result Score Kansas L 0-3 Emporia State L 3-4 Central Missouri State L 1-2 Missouri T 3-3 Central Missouri State L 1-2 Southeast Missouri State T 2-2 Southern Illinois L 1-2 Illinois State W 2-1 William Jewell W 6-1 MAIAW Tournament Central Missouri L 0-2 William Jewell T 0-0 Missouri T 0-0 1975: 13-6-1 (.650) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Saint Louis L 0-2 K.C. Field Hockey Club W 5-0 UMSL W 5-1 William Jewell W 5-1 Graceland W 5-1 UMKC W 9-0 Missouri W 6-4 UMSL L 0-1 Central Missouri L 1-2 Emporia State W 6-1 Central Missouri T 1-1 Kansas W 3-2 MAIAW Tournament (2nd) Missouri W (pt) Meramec W (pt) William Jewell W Central Missouri L

2-2 2-2 4-1 1-3

AIAW Region VI Tournament (3rd) Bemidji State L 0-2 Nebraska W 4-0 Central Missouri L 0-2 Moorhead State W 2-0 1976: 16-3 (.842) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score K.C. Field Hockey Club W 12-0 Saint Louis W 6-2 Oklahoma State W 7-1 Central (Okla.) State W 3-1 Central Missouri W 2-1 Southeast Missouri State W 5-0 Missouri W 3-0 Kansas W 3-1 Graceland W 6-1 UMSL W 4-0 William Jewell W 3-1 Emporia State W 2-1 Central Missouri L 0-1 MAIAW Tournament (2nd) Missouri W William Jewell W (pt) Central Missouri L

2-0 2-2 0-1

AIAW Region VI Tournament (3rd) Kansas L 0-1 Bemidji State W (pt) 1-1 Graceland W 6-0 1977: 23-4-1 (.821) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Central (Okla.) State W 7-0 Oklahoma State W 3-0 UMSL W 5-0 Southeast Missouri State W 2-0 Washington University T 1-1 Missouri W 6-1 Central Missouri W 3-1 Western Illinois W 2-1 Central Missouri W 3-0 William Jewell W 5-1 Southeast Missouri State W 4-0 Southeast Missouri State W 3-0 Southern Illinois L 2-3

MAIAW Tournament (1st) William Jewell W UMSL W Truman State W Central Missouri W Saint Louis W

6-0 3-0 6-0 2-0 1-0

K.C. Field Hockey Club

2-0

W

AIAW Region VI Tournament (2nd) Kansas W 4-3 Nebraska W 1-0 Iowa W 1-0 Saint Louis W 1-0 North Dakota W 4-1 Bemidji State L 0-1 AIAW National Championships James Madison W 3-2 Westchester State L 0-1 Lock Haven State L 2-5 1978: 28-2 (.933) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Missouri W 3-0 K.C. Hockey Club W 3-0 Central Missouri W 2-0 Iowa W 3-1 Central (Okla.) State W 6-1 Central (Okla.) State W 5-0 Southeast Missouri State W 10-0 Saint Louis W 5-1 Principia College W 10-1 Kansas W 5-0 UMSL W 5-0 SIU-Edwardville W 6-0 Bemidji State W 2-0 Minnesota W 3-0 Carleton College W 5-0 Wisconsin-La Crosse W 3-1 Central Missouri W 6-0 Western Michigan W 5-0 Eastern Illinois W 1-0 Illinois State W 5-0 MAIAW Tournament (3rd) Missouri W Truman State W Central Missouri L (ot) Missouri W

5-1 3-0 0-1 2-0

AIAW Region VI Tournament (2nd) North Dakota W 6-0 Iowa W 6-0 Saint Louis W 2-1 Central Missouri W 2-0 Moorhead (Minn.)

W 6-0 Saint Louis L 0-1 1979: 28-2-1 (.903) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Indiana W 2-1 Saint Louis T 1-1 Southeast Missouri State W 5-0 Minnesota W 3-0 Central Missouri W 5-0 Kansas W 12-0 K.C. Field Hockey Club W 8-0 Saint Louis L 0-1 Iowa W 4-2 UMSL W 4-0 SIU-Edwardsville W 7-0 Missouri W 9-0 Emporia State W 5-0

Southeast Missouri State UMSL

W W

AIAW Region VI Tournament (1st) Northern Iowa W 4-0 North Dakota W 6-1 Central Missouri W 3-0 Bemidji State W 5-0 AIAW National Championships (1st) C.W. Post W 4-0 Bemidji State W 3-1 Lehigh W 4-0 Colgate W 2-0 1980: 30-4-2 (.833) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Saint Louis W 3-2 Indiana T 0-0 Southeast Missouri State W 2-1 Central Missouri W 3-1 Iowa L 1-4 SIU-Edwardsville W 5-0 UMSL W 2-0 Indiana University Invitational Illinois State W Indiana T Minnesota W Eastern Illinois W STL Field Hockey Club W Principia College W

2-1 1-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 6-0

University of Minnesota Invitational (1st) Minnesota W 2-1 Carleton College W 7-0 Bemidji State W 1-0 Central Missouri Southern Illinois Southeast Missouri State K.C. Field Hockey Club

W W W W

3-1 2-0 1-0 2-0

MAIAW Tournament (1st) Truman State W Central Missouri W UMSL L Southeast Missouri State W

7-0 3-1 1-2 3-1

Purdue STL Field Hockey Club Saint Louis

1-2 2-1 2-0

L W W

Region VI Tournament (1st) Bemidji State W Northern Iowa W North Dakota W Central Missouri W

6-2 5-0 3-1 6-2

AIAW National Championships (2nd) SIU-Edwardsville W 3-0 Davidson W 5-0 Ithaca W 1-0 LaSalle L 3-2 1981: 24-6-3 (.727) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score K.C. Field Hockey Club W 2-0 Southeast Missouri State W 5-0 SMS Alumni W 2-1 STL Field Hockey Club T 1-1 SIU-Edwardsville Tournament SIU-Edwardsville W 3-0 Eastern Illinois W 2-0 SMS Jayvees W 2-0

Minnesota Invitational (1st) North Dakota W Iowa W Bemidji State W

2-0 3-0 1-0

Eastern Illinois Southeast Missouri State Southern Illinois

W W L

4-0 3-1 1-2

MAIAW Tournament (1st) Central Missouri W Missouri W

Central Missouri Indiana State Northern Illinois Western Illinois Dayton STL Field Hockey Club Central Illinois FH Club

4-0 6-0

Sauk Valley College Weekend Iowa L

Bears Field Hockey

3-0 2-0

W W W L W L W

Wisconsin-Stevens Point Wisconsin-Whitewater Grinnell College Michigan

W T W L

2-0 0-0 6-0 1-2

Central Missouri Carbondale Club Southern Illinois Southern Illinois

W W T L

1-0 2-0 1-1 1-4

MAIAW Tournament (1st) Truman State W Central Missouri W

5-0 4-0

Region VI Tournament (1st) Northern Iowa W Bemidji State W Central Missouri W North Dakota W

6-1 7-0 5-0 2-0

AIAW National Championships (5th) Syracuse L 2-3 Richmond W 5-1 Denver W 1-0 1982: 18-3 (.857) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Saint Louis W 3-2 Louisville W 1-0 Western Illinois W 5-1 Purdue W 1-0 Iowa L 0-3 Indiana State W 1-0 Northern Iowa W 8-0 Western Illinois L 0-3 Eastern Kentucky W 3-0 Northern Iowa W 6-2 Southern Illinois W 2-1 Saint Louis W 3-0 Denver W 2-0 Indiana State W 3-2 Northern Illinois W 4-0 Eastern Illinois W 3-0 Purdue L 1-2 Michigan State W 2-1 Principia College W 9-0 Gateway Conference Tournament Western Illinois W 1-0 Indiana State W 1-0 1983: 16-2-2 (.800) *Gateway: 6-0 Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Louisville W 3-2 Saint Louis W 2-1 Iowa T 1-1 Western Illinois* W 1-0 Indiana State* W 3-0 Ohio W 3-1 Ball State W 1-0 Northern Illinois L 0-2 Toledo W 4-0 Western Illinois* W 3-0 Stanford L 1-4 UC-Berkeley T 2-2 Southern Illinois* W 2-1 Saint Louis W 3-0 Colorado State W 6-0 Indiana State* W 1-0 James Madison W 2-0 Southern Illinois* W 4-0 Gateway Conference Tournament Western Illinois W 3-0 Southern Illinois W 4-0

2-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 1-0 0-1 4-0 2-3

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Field Hockey Year-By-Year 1984: 12-6-2 (.600) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Northern Illinois W (ot) 1-0 Purdue W (ot) 1-0 Miami (Ohio) W (ot) 2-1 Ohio W 2-0 Western Illinois W 2-0 Southern Illinois W 2-0 Louisville W 2-1 North Dakota W 3-0 Bucknell L 1-2 C.W. Post L 0-3 Lock Haven State L 2-3 Toledo W 2-0 Southern Illinois T 1-1 Eastern Kentucky W 2-0 Northwestern L 0-1 Iowa W 6-1 Midwest Independents ndents Tournament Western Illinois 0-0 T 0 00 Saint Louis 2-0 W 2 -0 0 Notre Dame W 3-0 Southern Illinois 1-3 L 1 -3 1985: 4-12-3 ((. (.211) .21 11)) Coach-Rhonda honda Ridinger Rid dinger Opponent Result Score Re Res Sco Sc ore Iowa L 0-5 05 Grinnell College 1-1 T 1 -1 Saint Louis L 0-3 -3 3 Central Michigan L 0-2 02 Franklin College 6-0 W 6 -0 Ohio State L 2-3 Miami (Ohio) L 0-3 Louisville W 4-0 0 Saint Louis 0-2 L 0 -2 Kent State L 0-2 Southern Illinois 0-2 L 0 -2 Ohio T 1-1 1 Northern Illinois T 0-0 0 Southern Illinois 2-3 L 2 -3 Saint Louis L 0 0-1 Midwest Independents Tournament ndents sT ournamen nt Notre Dame W 1-0 Saint Louis 0-2 L 0 -2 Louisville W 2-0 Notre Dame L 0-1 1986: 7-9-3 ((.368)) Coach-Rhonda honda Ridinger Ridinge er Opponent Result Sc Score Saint Louis 1-2 L 1 -2 Michigan 0-2 L 0 -2 2 Notre Dame W 2-0 0 Valparaiso W 10-0 0 Davis & Elkins W 1-0 Kent State L 0-1 William and Mary L 0-2 Ohio L 0-3 C.W. Post T 2-2 Lock Haven State L 0-2 Bloomsburg State L 0-2 Miami (Ohio) W 1-0 Central Michigan L 0-1 Southern Illinois T 0-0 Eastern Kentucky W 1-0 Southern Illinois T 1-1 Saint Louis W 2-1 Midwest Independents Tournament Southern Illinois W 2-1 Saint Louis L 0-1 1987: 18-4 (.818) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Saint Louis L 1-2 Pacific W 1-0 Central Michigan W 2-1 Eastern Michigan W 5-0 Ohio W 2-0 Miami (Ohio) W 2-0 Central Michigan W (ot) 2-1 San Jose State L (ot) 1-2 Toledo W 3-0 Northern Illinois W 1-0 Louisville W 3-0 Saint Louis W 5-1

Eastern Kentucky Notre Dame Southern Illinois

W W W

3-0 2-0 2-0

Midwest Independents Tournament Bellarmine College W 3-0 Northern Illinois L 0-1 Louisville W 1-0 Saint Louis W 3-1 Northern Illinois W 3-1 Eastern Kentucky W(sd) 2-1 Eastern Kentucky L(ot) 1-2 1988: 11-10-2 (.524) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Southern Illinois L 0-3 Louisville W 6-0 California State-Chico L 0-1 Radford W 4-0 William and Mary L 1-3 Iow ow wa L 1 14 Iowa 1-4 Central 1-1 Centra Cen trall Michigan tra M n T 1 -1 1 L 0-2 Ball State Stat ate at e Ohio W 3-1 Toledo To Tol edo L 0-1 Lock Loc occ Haven ock L 0-1 Michigan State Mic W 1-0 Saint Sain nt Louis W 3-2 Ohio O Ohi o State W 2-0 Louisville Lo W 5-0 Illinois Southern n Il Illino Ill ino nois no W 3-2 Eastern W Easter ern er n Kentucky Ken Ke en entucky 2-0 20 Bellarmine W 3-0 Bel ella el larmi la mine College min mi Northern Illinois 0-2 N orth thern Illino the th ois L 0 -2 Miami Mia iami (Ohio) ia o) T 1 1-1 Midwest Tournament Midwes st Independen IIndependents en nts To Tournam me ment me Bellarmine W 6-0 Bellarmin mine College mi min 6-0 1-3 Saint LLouis ouis L 1 -3 0-1 Southern Illinois Illino ois L 0 -1 1989: 13-7-1 (.619) 1989 9: 1 3-7-1 ((.619 9) Coach-Rhonda Coach-Rh honda Ridinger ge ger Score Opponent pp Result Sc S ore Toledo W 2-0 Central Michigan L (ot) 1-2 L IIowa Iow a 0-4 Ohio O hio State W 1-0 0 Lock 0-0 Loc Lo ock Haven oc T 0 -0 Virginia 1-2 V Virg irginia L ((ot) ot)) 1 -2 Virginia Vir irrgin ginia Commonwealth W 3-1 -1 Kent L (o (ot) Ken nt State S ot) 2-3 3 Ohio o W 3-0 (ot) Maine L (ot t) t) 2-3 L 0-1 Ball State Statte Louisville W 4-0 0 Saint Louis W 3-0 0 Louisville Lou ou uisville W 4-1 Eastern W Easter Eas Ea tern ter n Kentucky K Kent e ucky en 3-0 Elkins 3-0 Davis & E Dav Da Elki lkins lki n ns W 3 -0 0 Saint Louis L 1-3 Miami (Ohio) W 2-1 Midwest Independents Tournamentt W 1-0 Eastern Kentucky Louisville W 2-0 Saint Louis W 2-0 1990: 6-13-1 (.300) Coach-Rhonda Ridinger Opponent Result Score Kent State W 2-0 Toledo L (ot) 1-2 Iowa L 1-3 Miami (Ohio) L 0-1 Michigan L (ot) 1-2 Louisville W 3-0 Saint Louis L 1-6 Saint Louis L 1-2 Stanford W 1-0 Providence L 1-4 Maine L 0-4 Toledo L 1-3 Michigan State W 2-1 Central Michigan W 1-0 James Madison L 0-2 Eastern Kentucky L 1-2 California T 0-0 Midwest Independents Tournament Eastern Kentucky L (ot) 0-1

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Saint Louis L (ot) 1-2 Louisville W 1-0 1991: 10-6-2 (.625) Coach-Val Pinhey Opponent Result Score Saint Louis W 1-0 Miami (Ohio) W 3-2 Longwood College W 2-1 Richmond L 1-4 Virginia Commonwealth L 1-6 Michigan State L 0-2 Ohio W 2-0 Kent State T (ot) 0-0 SMSU Invitational (1st) Saint Louis T (ot) Central Michigan W

0-0 3-1

William and Mary Northern Illinois Louisville Lou uisv isvill ille ill e Eastern East Eas te n Kentucky ter Kentuck tuck uckyy

0-3 3-5 2-0 1-0 10

L L W W

Midwest Tournament M idwest Independents To ou na ourn na nament (2nd) (2 2nd) LLouisville ouisville W (ps) 2-1 Eastern W 4-0 E astern Kentucky Davis D avis & Elkins W 4-1 Saint 2-3 S aint Louis L 2 -3 (.625) 1992: 2: 10-6 10 6 ((.62 .625) .62 5)) Coach-Val CoachCoa Co ch-V chVa Pinhey Val Va y Opponent Result Sc Score Opp pp pon onentt one S ore or Louis 3-2 Saint Lou Sai Loui is W 3 -2 Saint nt Louis W 2-1 1 Louisville Louisv svill sv illlle e W 4-1 Michigan an Sta State te L 2-6 Michigan 3-0 Central M ichigan n W 3 30 Northwestern L 2-7 Northwes est stern st L Iowa a 0-2 2 California a W 2-1 Pacific L 0-1 Stanford (2ot) Stanfo nfo nford ford L (2o ot) 2-3 Central Cen ntra trall Michigan Mich Mich ichigan W 1-0 Commonwealth Virginia Com Co o monwealth L 2-3 Independents Midwest Independen en nts Tournament Saint Sai aint nt Lou LLouis is W (ot) 2-1 Davis Elkins Da Dav iss & E lkinss W 2-0 LLouisville Louisv Lou ouisvvillle W 4-0 Louis Saint Lo Lou is W 4-3 1993: 19 993: 10-6 ((.625)) Coach-Val Coac Coa ch-Val Pinhey Result Sc Score Opponent pp Sco ore Elkins 2-3 Davis & Elki kiinss College L 2 -3 Michigan State M Mi Mic higan St hig Sta tatte ta W 3-2 Central Centr Cen ra Michigan ral ra Mich ich chiigan ch W 7-1 Ohio Ohi io L (2ot) 2-3 Louisville e W 2-0 20 Northwestern L 1-3 Northw rthw west estern 1-3 Saint Louis Sa W 4-0 L Iowa 0-7 Saint Sai aint ai nt Lou Louis is W (ot) 2-1 Louisville Loui Lou is ille isv W 4-0 Pacifi W 1-0 P Pac Pa ific Stanford L 0-2 UC-Berkeley L (ot) 3-4 Midwest Independents Tournament Saint Louis W (ot) 2-1 Louisville W 5-1 Davis & Elkins W 2-1 1994: 13-5 (.722) Coach-Val Pinhey Opponent Result Score Miami (Ohio) W 2-1 Ball State L 0-3 Michigan W 2-0 Brown W 3-1 Northwestern L 0-4 Iowa L 1-5 Syracuse L 0-6 Central Michigan L 0-1 Ohio W 5-0 Louisville W 2-1 Davidson W 1-0 Saint Louis W 4-0 Louisville W 5-0 Saint Louis W 3-0

Midwest Independents Tournament Davis & Elkins W 4-0 Saint Louis W 4-2 Davis & Elkins W 1-0 Saint Louis W 4-1 1995: 7-10 (.412) Coach-Val Pinhey Opponent Result Score Ball State L 1-4 Iowa L 0-10 Radford L 1-2 Virginia Commonwealth L 0-2 William and Mary L 1-5 Kent State L 3-6 Hawkeye Invitational Maryland L Rutgers L (ot)

0-5 0-1

Central Michigan Davis Dav is & E lkins Elkins Saint Lou Louis is Louisville Miami (Ohio))

0-1 1-2 3-2 2-0 3-2

L L W W W (2ot)

Midwest Independents Midwe Mid west Indepen we pe dents Tournament pen (1st) (1 1st) Elkins W 2-1 Davis & El Da E lkins Stanford W 1-0 Stanfo Sta n rd d Pacifi W 1-0 Pac acifi ac ific 6-5 Saintt Lou Louis i is W (ps) (.417) 1996: 199 6: 5-7 ((.4 Coach-Kathy De Angelis Coa achch Ka Ka Kathy Opponent Result Score Opp pponent pp p R Iowa Iow wa Tournament Tournam ment L 0-1 Iow Iowa owa Ball L 0-9 Ba al State all State Dartmouth Dar rtm tmouth Saint Sain nt LLouis ouis Central Cen ntrall Michigan Michigan n California Cali iforn nia Pacifi Pac cific Stanford Sta St tanf ta nfo ford fo d Saint S ain nt Louis

L W (ot) L L W L W

0-3 2-1 1-3 0-2 1-0 0-5 1-0

Midwest M idwest Independents Inde ndepen nde pendents Tournament pen ((2nd) 2nd) Elkins W 3-0 Davis & Elk kin ns ns Louis W 2-0 Saint Lou uis is Louis 2-3 Saint Lou ouis ou iss L (ot) (.313) 1997: 5-11 ((.

Coach-Kathy C oach-Kathy De Angelis Opponent Result Score Opp pp pon onent R Missouri (3rd) Mis iss is so souri so Invitational (3 Hofstra L 2-3 Hofs Hof stra Louisville W 2-1 Lo Lou ouisville Tournament Boston College Tournam L Boston College L Fairfield

1-5 0-4

Ohio Kent State Michigan Kent State Pacific Saint Louis Northwestern Iowa Central Michigan Pacific

1-7 2-8 0-7 0-6 3-2 3-0 0-4 0-11 0-4 3-2

L L L L W W L L L W

Midwest Independents Tournament (3rd) Davis & Elkins W 3-2 Saint Louis L 0-2 1998: 10-6 (.625) *NorPac: 4-1, 2nd Coach-Dawn Callahan Opponent Result Score Miami (Ohio) L 3-5 Louisville W 3-1 Michigan L 0-1 Stanford* L 0-2 Central Michigan W 4-2 Central Michigan W 5-1 Saint Louis* W 4-0

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Field Hockey Year-By-Year Bellarmine Iowa California* Northwestern Saint Louis Davis & Elkins* Pacific*

W L W L (2ot) W W W

17-0 0-4 5-0 2-3 1-0 12-2 3-0

NorPac Conference Tournament (2nd) California W (ot) 2-1 Stanford L 2-3 1999: 5-13 (.278) *NorPac: 1-4, 4th Coach-Dawn Callahan Opponent Result Score California* L 0-2 David & Elkins* W 6-0 Fairfield W (ot) 1-0 Maine L 0-3 Stanford* L 1-2 Kent State L 3-5 3 35 Saint Louis* W 5-1 Iowa L 0-3 Northwestern L 2-3 Saint Louis* L 1-2 Bucknell L 1-2 1-2 2 Miami (Ohio) L 0-3 Louisville L 0-1 0Pacific* 0-1 L 0 -1 Albany L 1-2 2 NorPac Conference Tournament nce Tou urna namen na mentt men (3rd) Saint Louis 4-2 W 4 -2 California L 0-5 5 Pacific W 4-2 2000: 10-12 ((. (.417) .417)) *NorPac: ac: 5-1,, 2nd 2 Coach-Dawn awn Callahan Ca allahan alla Opponent Result Score Res Sco ore Central Michigan 0-3 L 0-3 Ohio State 0-6 L 0 -6 Appalachian State* 2-0 * W 2 -0 Cornell 2-1 W 2 21 Kent State L 1-9 Pacific* 2-1 W 2 -1 Pacific* W 3-0 Stanford* W (3 ot) 1-0 California* L 1-3 Saint Louis L 2-3 Michigan (#4) 1-4 L 1 -4 Iowa 0-2 L 0-2 Temple 2-1 W (ot) 2 -1 1 West Chester W 1-0 -0 0 Davidson* W 1-0 0 Northwestern L 0-2 Louisville L 0-2 Radford L 2-4 Saint Louis* W 2-1 NorPac Conference nce Tournament (4th) Appalachian State W 2-0 L (ot) 0-1 Stanford L 2-3 Davidson 2001: 11-8 (.579) *NorPac: 6-0, 1st - East Div. Coach-Dawn Callahan Opponent Result Score Central Michigan W 2-1 Northwestern L (2 ot) 2-3 Kent State (#18) L 2-4 Ohio State (#15) L 0-1 Virginia (#12) L 0-4 Ohio (#19) L 1-2 Pacific L 1-2 Saint Louis W 5-0 Davidson* W 6-1 Davidson* W 2-0 Radford* W 4-0 Radford* W 3-0 Appalachian State* W 2-0 Appalachian State* W 2-0 Indiana W 1-0 Iowa (#16) L 0-2 Saint Louis W 2-0

NorPac Conference Tournament (t-3rd) Saint Louis W 3-0 Stanford (#20) L 0-1 2002: 8-11 (.421) *NorPac: 3-2, 2nd - East Div. Coach-Dawn Callahan Opponent Result Score Maine W 3-1 California (#16) L 0-1 Virginia (#9) L 0-1 Northwestern L 0-3 Saint Louis W 3-0 Central Michigan L 0-1 Radford* L (ot) 1-2 Davidson* W 3-0 Davidson* L 0-1 Stanford W 2-1 Michigan (#2) L 2-5 Iow Iowa owa (#13) (#13) L 0 01 0-1 Appala App alachi ala ch an State* chi te* e* W 10 1-0 Appalachian Appalachi chian chi an n Sta tate* e* W (ot) 2-1 Appalachian State* Kent State e (#13) (#13 3) L 2-4 Oh Ohi o L 0-2 Ohio Sai aiint Louis W 3-2 Saint Nor rPac Conference Tournament NorPac P Pac ific L 0-3 Pacifi Appalachian Sta Ap State te W 1 -0 1-0 2003: 6-15 200 5 ((.286) .286) .28 6)) *NorP *No rPac: 1-5, 4th - West rP est Di iv. v *NorPac: Div. Callahan Coach-Dawn Callahan Oppo Opp pp ponent Result ul Score e Opponent Result Lin ndenwood d W 4 42 Lindenwood 4-2 In Indiana In (#13 #13) #13 L 0 04 (#13) 0-4 Ball State Statte 0-4 0L 0-4 Michig gan State (#8 8) L 1 -8 Michigan (#8) 1-8 Louisv sville v (#15)) L 1-2 2 Louisville Ohio L 0 -5 0-5 Ohio State L 1-8 California* (#17 7) L 0 -4 (#17) 0-4 Iowa (#9) L 0-5 -5 Saint Louis W 3-0 Pacific* L (ot) 1-2 P Pac ific* Pacifi L 1-2 D avidson W 1 -0 0 Davidson 1-0 Ra ad adford W (ot t) 2 -1 Radford (ot) 2-1 Califo Cal i rnia* (#20) if L 1 -2 2 California* 1-2 Sta ta anf nford* L 0-6 -6 Stanford* Stanfo nford* nfo W 2-1 1 Stanford* Saintt Lo Louis L (ot ot) ot 2-3 (ot) NorPac c Co Confe nferen nfe re ce Tourname ren ment me Conference Tournament (4th) Davidson W 1-0 0 Rad ad dford L 0-2 Radford Stanfo St nford nfo rd L ((2 2 ot) 1-2 Stanford 2004: 200 4: 111 9 ((.55 550 55 0) 11-9 (.550) *NorPac: 3-3 3-3,, 3rd 3rd - We W est Div. es West Coach-Dawn Callahan Call allaha aha an Opponent pp Result ult Sc Score ore e Saint Louis 1-2 L (ot) Ball State W (ot) 3-2 Indiana L (ot) 3-4 California* W (ot) 1-0 California* L 0-1 Ohio W (ot) 4-3 Lindenwood W 1-0 Saint Louis W 2-0 Stanford* W (ot) 2-1 Stanford* W 3-2 Miami (Ohio) L 0-3 Louisville W 4-2 Pacific* L 0-2 Pacific* L 1-3 Lindenwood W 6-0 Northwestern W 1-0 Iowa L 2-5 NorPac Conference Tournament (4th) Saint Louis W 2-1 California L 2-3 Stanford L 0-1 2005: 4-15 (.211) *MAC: 3-7, 5th Coach-Dawn Callahan Opponent Result Score

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6th *MAC:3-7, 6 Coach-Gabby Gomez Gom Sosa Opponent Result Score Sacred Heart W 8-4 Saint Louis L 2-3 Indiana L 1-4 Louisville L 0-4 Appalachian State W 3-2 Saint Louis W 3-1 Iowa L 2-10 Kent State* L 3-5 Ohio* L 1-5 Central Michigan * L 0-4 Central Michigan* L 1-5 Miami (Ohio)* L 2-3 Ohio* L 0-3 Kent State* W 3-1 Ball State* L 2-3 Lindenwood W 2-1 Miami (Ohio)* W 2-0 Ball State* W 4-3 MAC Tournament Central Michigan

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Field Hockey All-Time Roster Abdy, Anne Adams, Katherine Adams, Marty Ahl, Patrice Airoldi, Donna Allard, Julie Alley, Susan Allison, Kim Alton, Sonna Amy, Melinda Anderson, Betsy Anderson, Steph Almquist, Jodi Andrews, Amy Aslin, Katherine Bain, Andrea Baker, Grace Balota, Sue Baran, June Barnes, Irene Barrett, Whitney Bayless, Melody Bayliss, Casey Becker, Gwen Behr, Melissa Bergner, Sally Berra, Julie Bina, Ellen Bina, Megan Birren, Becky Blanke, Patti Blinn, Joan Blodgett, Amy Bohlmeyer, Rebecca ca Boughton, Laura Bram, Linda Brandenburgh, Mary ary Bratcher, Dee Brcic, Emily Briles, Sarah Broome, Angie Brown, Susan Burley, Joy Burton, Kimberly Busch, Molly Byers, Laura Cagle, Sue Calabro, Stacy Calhoun, Lisa Cameron, Jemima Caputa, Yolanda Cassani, Mara Cavanaugh, Lee Champlin, Carol Ann nn Chase, Stephanie Chiodini, Michelle Clark, Catherine Cochran, Beth Collins, Sue Compton, Jenna Cooke, Diane Copeland, Cherie Courtney, Dani Crafton, Ana Crawford, Mackenzie zie Cross, Holly Cuellers, Becky Cummings, Kathy Cushman, Robin Cusick, Sarah Dabich, Vanessa Davis, Leesa Delcour, Kim Delia, Diane DeMarino, Marjorie Dixon, Stephanie Donaldson, Alissa Downs, Debbie Ducey, Jane Dueck, Amy Dufner, Chris Dunn, Sharon Durand, Stephanie Dutton, Stephanie Edgar, Tina Elzy, Monnie Eng, Kimberleigh Erhardt, Janice Eskue, Jackie Everding, Beth

1986-87 1977 1972 2012 1972, 74-75 1983-84 1974 1980, 85-86 1976-77 1981-82 2000-03 2009-11 1989 1988-89 2007-09 2010-12 2009 1981 1979-80 1972 2004-07 1977-78 78 2010-11 201 010-1 01 0-11 0-1 1 1992-96 199 19 92 92-96 92 2003-06 2003-06 1974-77 1990-92 92 1996 1996 1993-96 199 993 99 3-96 1999-02 19 999 9-02 1983-86 1983 98 -86 86 6 1972-74 197 72-7 2-74 4 1991-92 1 991-92 991 1974-75 197 19 74-75 1983-87 1986, 1 19 198 9 6, 88-90 90 1974 19 974 4 1972 72 2 2009-10 2009-1 10 10 1986-89 -89 89 1991 991 1977 19 977 7 1978-79 1978 8-79 9 1977 1 977 7 2006-09 200 06-09 9 2002-05 2002 02-0 02 -0 05 1976-77 77 1993-95 5 1985 1998 2003-06 2 003-06 1988-91 1 988-91 1975 1989 1 989 2006-09 200 066-09 1993-96 1993 93 3-96 3-96 9 1975-78 -78 1975 75 1974-75 5 2008-09 1979 1975-77 1980-83 1982-84 2008-09 1989-90 1972 1988-89 1988 89 1976 2007-11 1997 1977 1983 1981-84 1986-87 1998-01 1992-95 1985 1979-82 2004-06 1976-79 1975 1992 1978-81 1991-92 1997-00 2012 1975 2012 1983-84

Fallon, Shelly Farley, LaToya Farmer, Joy Farrar, Lauren Faust, Shelby Featherston, Beth Filiatrault, Carol Filiatrault, Joy Finnerty, Colleen Fitzpatrick, Becky Forster, JoAnn Fortune, Suzy Franklin, Cassie Fromm, Tracey Fulkerson, Sandy Gaboury, Gretchen Garcia, Penny Garner, Michelle Geers, Becky Gibson, Becky Gillenwaters, Deb Gilmore, Gilmor Gil more, mor e Jessica Glaser, Glaser err, Jayne Jayn Jayn ay e Gleason, Jen Jennifer Jenn nifer nifer Goff-Johnson, Goff-Johnson on,, Melissa on M Gomez, Go ez, Gabby Gom b Good, Good, Meagen Go Goudy, Gou udy, Crystal Grasso, Elizabeth Gra Grimm, Grim Gri mm, Teresa Grelle, Maggie Grelle, Magg ggie gg ie Guffey,, Sarah Sara arah h Gum, Cary Gum m, C Car ary Gunn, Mary Gu n,, M Gun ary Hackney, Hack Hac ckney, kn Peggy Peg ggy Jo Hagen, Cathy Hag Ha thy Hagen, Christine Hagen, Ch Chris ristine ris Hanson, Hanson n, Amanda A Harrick, Harricck, Beth Harris, Harriss, Jamie Hartman, Ellen en Hayes, Erin Heitzman, Jeanne Jean nne Heitzman, Margie Marg gie Heman, Karen Henrick, Bethanyy Henrikson, H rikson, Bryndis Hen is Hile, Hile, Alyssa Hoffman, Ho offman, Natalie Holt, Holt Sue Howard, How oward a , Carla Huck, Huc ucck, Ashley Huskey, Huskey key,, Andrea key Andrea Huthsing, Huthsi siing ng, Jeannie Irwin, Ke Kelly lly James, Kayy Jeffrey, Tara Johnson, Jan Johnson, Johnso Joh nson, nso n, Sarah Kapfer, Kap apfer ap fer,, Deanna fer D Dean ean anna an na Karasek, Karasek, Lauren Lau auren au ren Karfonta, Rachel Keaveny, Shannon Keel, Tonya Kellams, Kris Kiddoo, Heather Kinsella, Kim Kirk, Kirk Jean Kleeman, Laura Knapheide, Elaine Korn, Marilyn Korte, Cindy Korte, Debbie Korte, Diane Kostecke, Kelly Kreutz, Jan Kukulinski, Mary Kupka, Chris LaBruyere, Pamela Lampe, Liz Lantz, Melissa Lau, Kristie Lauricella, Jill Lawless, Hillary Layer, Mary Lenzen, Peggy Leonard, Ann Leopold, Sally Lewis, Nancy Leyva, Dominique

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1988-89 1999-00 1990 1997 1998-01 1986-89 1986-88 1982-83 1992-93 1975-76 1981 1981-84 2001-03 1991 2005-08 1997 1991 1988 1974-75 1977-80 1977 80 1975-76 1993-94 1 993-94 993 -94 1999-01 1 1997 1989-92 2001-04 2010-12 1997 2007-10 1979-81 1995-98 2002-03 20 2-03 200 1981 19 8 81 1972 1 9 97 972 1975-76 1975-7 76 1982-83 19 98282-8 83 1982 1 9 982 2001-04 200 01 01-04 1991-92 1991-92 99 2000-01 2 2000-0 200 000-0 0-01 1 1977 1997 1975-76 1 75 1975 5-7 76 1982 1 982 98 1987-90 19 1999-02 2001-04 2005-09 -09 09 1999-02 199 99-0 9-02 1986-87 198 86-87 86-87 861993-96 1993 3-96 -9 2003-06 2003 3-06 2001-04 1987-90 2007-10 1 1975-78 -7 7 1983-84 1 983-84 -84 1975-76 19 9 76 2005-08 20 1984 198 4 2002 20 02 1997 1999-02 1999-0 199 9-0 9 02 02 1984 198 4 1981-84 4 2002-05 2004-07 1979-82 1979 82 1987 1974 1972-74 1977-80 1978-80 1978 1998 1974-75 1997-99 1982-83 1976-77 1981-82 2006-09 1998-01 1991-92 2010-12 1975 1974 1981 1980-83 1974 2012

Lininger, Jessie Lomax, Kelsey Long, Debra Long, Tammy Loomis, Kim Lopez, Liz Lumpe, Pat Lupini, Lori Lynch, Denna Macke, Donna Mackey, Beverly Malczynski, Diane Malczynski, Nacy Malin, Vicki Malin, Wendy Malone, Mitzie Malski, Diana Manar, Karen Manning, Joy Morelli, Vickie Kathy Marino,, K athy Marshall, Marsha Mar shallllll, Jessica sha Jessi Je ss ca ssi Martin, Ma artin, Sarah Ma Masters, Ramie Mattingly, M attingly, Mary Mayr, M ayr, Suzy McBride, M cBride, Beth McCarthey, M cCarthey, Ann McGrath, M cGrath, Peggie Medlock, M edlock, Chelsey y Meng, Janet Linda Meng, Lin in nda Miller, Miller ler er, Cindy Cind nd dy Miller, Miller Mil Mi lerr, Jennifer JJe ennifer Miller, Mille er, Melissa ssa sa Millin, Melissa Millin n, M elissa eli l Milward, Milwar rd, d, Nan Nancy cy Miquelon, Miquelon on, Megan on n Miyashita, Miy yashita ta a, Amanda Amanda Miyashita, Miyash ashita ash i , Liz it Liz Morgenroth, Morgenrot rot oth, h, Jo-Anne Michelle Morrell, Mic che elle Muentefering, Mue ente ntefering ing, Tanya ing Mulloy, Katie Mul lloy loy, K at e at ati Maura Murphy, M aura Murr, Karma Murray, Dawn Myers, Mye rs Carole rs, Ndanyi, Nd Nda n , Ann nyi A Nekola, Nekola Nek ol , Nance ol e Nicotera, Olivia Nicote ote tera, Ol te livia a Nissley, Nissle ey, Janett Noser, Bridget Bridge et Jodi Notarnicola,, Jo odi Noud, Liz O’Connor, Kristi O’Conn on n or, Kr Kris isti is O’Connor, O’Conn O’C on or, Ma Mary Onder, Colleen Onde Ond er, Co olle een O’Rourke, O’Rourke e, JJanet e, anett Overwater, Overwa Ove rwater rwa ter, Chelsea ter Chel else el se ea ea Owings, Owing Owi ngs, P Pat Parrott, P arrott, Karen n Pennington, Paula Pennin ningto nin gton gto n, Pau n, aulla Pettey, Pettey Pet tey, Kristen K Kris risten ris ten Petty, Pet ettty, Sarah Picraux, P icraux, Caroline Piper, Lisa Pleimann, Tami Pleimann Polk, Dana Pope, Jessi Portell, Jennifer Postorino, Justine Postorino, Leah Power, Michele Proksch, Ella Radcliffe, Molly Rademacher, Gieta Radogna, Dana Reagan, Kathleen Redhead, Charlie Reichard, Mollie Reinarman, Jackie Reitmayer, Leah Renaud, Cecilia Richardson, Vicki Richelieu, Sydney Riley, Peggy Rolfe, Abbey Rusert, Susan Saltzgiver, Hollie

2001-04 2009-11 1976-79 1978 1983-84 1999-00 1972 1988 1976 1979 1975 1974 1975 1972, 74-76 1975 1979 1972 2000-01 1992-95 1975 1991-94 1991 1991 1980-81 1 980-81 8 2008-11 200 20 08-11 1977 1981-84 1985-88 8 1980 0 1985 5 2009-12 2 1978-80 1 197 8-80 1978-80 197 978-80 1974 1 97 974 1986 1986 1997-98 98 2004-07 2 004-07 7 1978-80 19 1989 1 19 89 2005-10 200505 10 052002-05 20022 05 1991-94 1992-93 1974-77 2010-12 1997-99 1975-77 1983-86 1972 1993 1984-87 1 984-87 7 2012 12 1977-79 1977-7 -79 -7 9 2002 200 1986-87 198 98 866-87 1994-97 1 199 19 994 94 94-97 2009-11 2 009-11 1993-94 1998 1989 19 89 2009 2 009 1974-75 1 974-75 1996-99 1995-98 2008-11 2001-03 1985 1974 1983-84 1983 84 1976-79 2012 2007-10 2003-06 1999-02 1988-91 1990-93 1996 1986 1994-95 2005-06 2012 1997-00 1991-94 2012 1972 1975 2012 1976-77 2000-03 1978 1996

Sands, Tiffany San Martin, Andrea Santistevan, Marlene Satre, Brynne Sawvelle, Lauren Schachet, Linda Scherer, Holly Scherr, Michelle Schmidt, Catrina Schramke, Justine Schubert, Kathy Schulte, Mary Schuster, Jessica Schuster, Lauren Schwaab, Kim Schwartz, Katie Schwenzfeier, Tracy Sedgwick, Cortni Shamel, Karen Shamleffer, Megan Shaw, Katelyn Shepard, Shepar She pa d, Sarah Shipton, Shipto Shi pton, pto n Lin n, LLinda da Sinclair, Lo Lori ri Sine, Marcia cia ia Small, Sm Sma ll, Jane Smith, Smi th Jenny Smith, Katherine S Smi th, Ka K therine e Smith, Sm mith, Ke Kelly Smith, Tecia Sm Smi th, Te ecia Sousley, Sousle Sou s y, Nora Sparks, Spa pa arks rks,, Denise Denise Spitzer, Debbie Spitze er, r, Deb De bie Staley, LLinda in a ind Stapf, St Sta pf, Karen n Steininger, Susan Ste eini in nger, Sus ussan Steinmann, Cortney Stein Ste inmann, Cort inm tney Stellern, Stell Ste St l rn, Taylorr lllle Stoute, Reiann Sto tou to ute, Reian nn Strickland, Sharon Str rickland, ickk ron Stuckel, Stu ucke ckel, Jen Stuckel, Stucke cke el, Kelly Sullivan, Sull livan n, Trisha Swanger, Swa wange a er, Denise e Tavares, Tav avare av es, Laura a Taylor, Tay Ta aylo or, B or Barb Tayon, Tayo Tay on, Maggie e Tebeau, Teb ebeau, Sherri ri Kathleen Tegge, Kathl Te leen Tekotte, T ekotte, Jackie Jacckie e Thibodeau, Thibodeau u, Carol C Ann Nancy Thomas,, N ancy Thompson, Thomps son, on Ellen Rose Torres,, Ro R ose Ann Traficcante, ante, Chris ant Trueman, Truema eman, Anne ema Trumpy, Tru umpy mp , Adrien Twigg, Twi Tw wig gg, Tina Vaninger, Jan Van Vieth, Vie Vi th, Kathy Wahl, W ahl, Erin Walford, Lisa Wallace, Diane Ward, Mary Wecker, Susie Wehrman, Ann Wehrman, Stephani Weiss, Barb Weiss Welch, Chris Westman, JoAnn White, Cami White, Robin Whitney, Lisa Wicks, Nedra Wilding, Debbie Williams, Jamie Winfield, Windy Winkler, Stacy Winzerling, Jennifer Wojcik, Deda Woods, Jill Wozney, Sarah Wright, Sue Yerina, Sue Young, Liz Zack, Jennie Zitzmann, Ellen Zoellner, Nancy Zuchowski, Beckey

1999-02 1998-01 1979 2012 2008 1980-83 2012 1978 2010-12 1997-00 1977-80 1977-78 2005-08 2004-05 1981-84 2005-06 1990 1995-97 1975 2007-09 2006 1981-82, 84 1991-94 2008-11 1974-76 1976-79 1992 2005-07 2005-2006 1987-88 1972 1980-83 1972 1972 1978 1978 2007 2008-10 2009-12 1987 2006-08 1976-77, 79 1995 1977-79 2010-12 1972 2012 1983-84 1992-93 1972 1990 1978-80 1975-76 1985-88 1983 1999-02 2003-04 1974 1974-75 1980 1999 1987-89 1977 1992-95 1987 1991-94 2003-06 1975-76 1989-91 2005, 2007 2003-04 1981-84 1990-91 1980-83 1985 1997-99 1987-88 1988-90 1986-89 1989 1983 2004-05 1972, 74-75 1989-90 2012 1985 1997 1977 1992, 94-96

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TRADITION Going to the Big Dance Since moving to NCAA Division I in 1982-83, MSU teams have made 52 NCAA championship appearances. In addition, numerous individuals have represented the University at NCAA championship events. MSU Division I team appearances: Women’s Basketball (13) 1991 1992 (Final Four) 1993 (Sweet 16) 1994 1995 1996 1998 1999 2000 2001 (Final Four) 2003 2004 2006 Volleyball (10) 1982 1990 1993 2005 2006 2007 2010 2011 Baseball (8) 1987 1995 1999 2002

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The Missouri State Lady Bears have been one of the nation’s most-successful women’s basketball programs over the last two decades, racking up 21 Missouri Valley Conference titles, fifteen 20+ win seasons, and 13 NCAA Tournament berths, including three Sweet 16 appearances and trips to the Final Four in 1992 (above) and 2001.

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The 2011 Missouri State Softball team brought home its first MVC Tournament championship in five years last spring, claiming the title with four victories on its home field at Killian Stadium. The Bears have now won more conference tournament games (68) than any other Valley club, while their six tourney titles equals Creighton for the most championships in the 30-year history of the event.

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All-America quarterback DeAndre Smith guided the Bears to back-to-back NCAA FCS playoff berths in 1989 and 1990.

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National Championships Eight Missouri State teams have been crowned national champions at all levels of competition during the first 105 years of intercollegiate athletics at MSU. The 2009-10 men’s basketball team became the most recent to claim a postseason national title, winning the College Insider. com Tournament (CIT). MSU national championship teams include:

Under U d th the guidance id off 17th 17th-year hheadd coachh Melissa Stokes, the Missouri State volleyball team has continued a tradition of excellence that has made the Bears one of the winningest programs in all of Division I. The Bears have appeared in six of the last seven NCAA Tournaments, claiming MVC Tournament titles in 2005 and 2008 (above).

The 2010-11 Th 2010 11 Missouri Mi i State St t B Bears captured t d the men’s basketball program’s first Missouri Valley Conference regular-season title, finishing with a 15-3 league mark and a 26-9 overall record after advancing to the second round of the National Invitation Tournament. The previous season, the Bears swept the CollegiateInsider.com Tournament field for the eighth national tournament title in MSU history.

2010 Men’s Basketball CollegeInsider.com Tournament (CIT) 2005 Women’s Basketball National Invitational Tournament (WNIT) 1979 Women’s Field Hockey AIAW Division II 1974 Softball AIAW Division I 1974 Men’s Cross Country NCAA Division II 1963 Men’s Golf NCAA Division II 1953 Men’s Basketball NAIA National Tournament 1952 Men’s Basketball NAIA National Tournament MSU Athletics Highlights Behind the efforts of five conference championships and four league runnerup finishes during the 2011-12 school year, Missouri State won the Missouri Valley Conference All-Sports Trophy for the fourth time. Only three Valley schools -- MSU, Illinois State and Wichita State -- have won the award since 1995.

The Bears won Valley titles in women’s swimming and diving, women’s indoor track and field, women’s basketball and women’s golf this year along with a co-championship in men’s soccer.

The 2003 B Th Baseball b ll B Bears shocked h k dN Nebraska b k andd Ohi Ohio SState iin NCAA regional i l play l to advance d to the h College World Series for the first time as a Division I program. Led by the program’s all-time winningest coach, Keith Guttin, and future Major Leaguers Shaun Marcum and Brad Ziegler, the Bears captured the MVC regular-season crown and finished the campaign with a 40-26 overall record.

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JQH Arena has been the home of the Missouri State Bears basketball teams since its official opening in November 2008. The world-class arena seats more than 11,000 and has a state-of-the-art video scoreboard. Hotel developer John Q. Hammons made JQH Arena possible with a donation of $30 million.

John Q. Hammons Student Center is the home of the MSU volleyball and swimming teams, which has a main arena capacity of 4,646 permanent reserved seats.

Turner Family Practice Court, located in the east gym of Hammons Student Center, provides the Missouri State men’s and women’s basketball programs expanded options for practice schedules. The hardwood floor brings with it the history of the Bear’s program, as it was in use in HSC’s main arena from 1985 until February of 2006.

Plaster Strength Center is one of the largest of its kind in the Missouri Valley Conference. Strength coach Terry Sauerbry and his staff supervise the free weight-based facility.

The Robert W. Plaster Sports Complex is the home of Missouri State football, track and field, soccer and field hockey teams. The 16,300-seat complex includes a FieldTurf playing surface and an eight-lane synthetic all-weather track surface. The facility’s video board adds to any athletics experience with replays, graphics and live statistics. The complex also includes indoor amenities such as racquetball courts, locker rooms, five classrooms and a fitness center.

Bears Golf Facilities include many of the area’s premier courses, including Hickory Hills Country Club, Highland Springs Country Club, Millwood Golf and Racquet Club, Rivercut Golf Course (pictured above), Twin Oaks Country Club and Branson Creek Golf Club.

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Hammons Field is located just blocks from the Missouri State campus.

The 8,000 seat, natural grass stadium includes 28 luxury suites, five party decks, six food and beverage outlets, a souvenir shop and a club lounge. Financed by MSU alumnus John Q. Hammons, the facility is home to the Missouri State Bears and the Double-A Springfield Cardinals.

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Killian Softball Stadium opened in March 2009 as the new home to the Missouri State softball team.

Operated by the Springfield-Greene County Park Board, the East Springfield venue offers seating for up to 1,200 spectators and served as host of the 2011 MVC Softball Championship.

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The Missouri State Cross Country Facility was unveiled as the new home course for MSU at Springfield Underground in 2007. The MSU Cross Country Facility will host the NCAA Midwest Regional Championship for the second time in four years this November.

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SPORTS MEDICINE Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services The Missouri State Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services staff has more than 90 years combined experience in athletic training. Included are director Jim Penkalski; assistant director Shannon Derricks; and athletic trainers Tyler Landgraf, Amy Luke and Steve Sawchak.

All are certified by the National Athletic Trainer’s Association and licensed by the Missouri State Board of Healing Arts.

Three intern athletic trainers join the fulltime staff, along with a host of athletic training students who work with studentathletes under the supervision of staff members.

Another essential asset to MSU student-athletes is the involvement of physicians and medical personnel from the community and Missouri State’s Taylor Health and Wellness Center.

Brian Mahaffey, Richard Seagrave and Victor Wilson serve as team physicians, attending to the medical needs of over 350 Missouri State student-athletes.

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Strength and Conditioning Physical development of more than 350 student-athletes to increase athletic performance, decrease the chance or severity of injury and enhance sportspecific athletics development are the goals of Missouri State Strength and Conditioning.

Head strength coach Terry Sauerbry supervises the 7,200-square-foot Plaster Strength Center that is utilized by all 16 sports. Sauerbry and his staff guide the student-athletes through programs designed to improve individual skills and overall team performance. The programs integrate all phases of development, including free weights, multi-joint exercises, plyometrics, conditioning, flexibility, speed and nutrition.

The strength and conditioning staff works with coaches and Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services to develop programs suited for each sport and its student-athletes. Areas of concern in each participant are identified and a strength program is put in place to address all items with the ultimate goal of improving competitive performance.

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UNIVERSITY Missouri State University is a public, comprehensive metropolitan system with a statewide mission in public affairs, whose purpose is to develop educated persons. The University’s identity is distinguished by its public affairs mission, which entails a campuswide commitment to foster expertise and responsibility in ethical leadership, cultural competence and community engagement.

The academic experience is grounded in a general education curriculum which draws heavily from the liberal arts and sciences. This foundation provides the basis for mastery of disciplinary and professional studies. It also provides essential forums in which students develop the capacity to make wellinformed, independent critical judgments about the cultures, values and institutions in society.

The Missouri State University campuses are structured to address the special needs of the urban and rural populations they serve. Missouri State University-Springfield is a selective admissions, graduate level teaching and research institution. Missouri State University-West Plains is a separately accredited open admissions campus primarily serving seven counties in south central Missouri. Missouri State University-Mountain Grove serves Missouri’s fruit industry through operation of the State Fruit Experiment Station.

Missouri State Outreach provides anytime, anyplace learning opportunities through telecourses, Internet-based instruction, iTunes U and through its interactive video network.

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Missouri State University is one of the 13 four-year, public supported institutions of higher education in Missouri.

Campus Overview The Springfield campus includes 38 educational and general buildings and 20 auxiliary enterprise facilities.

Academics Classes take place in many buildings on the Springfield campus. A few highlights: Craig Hall – Home of the College of Arts and Letters and the Coger Theatre Ellis Hall – Home of the Music Department; has a 250-seat recital hall Glass Hall – Home of the College of Business Administration Hill Hall – Home of the College of Education Karls Hall – Home of the William H. Darr School of Agriculture McDonald Hall and Arena – Home of the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department Professional Building – Home of the College of Health and Human Services Siceluff Hall – Home of the English Department and the Modern and Classical Languages Department Strong Hall – Home of the College of Humanities and Public Affairs Temple Hall – Home of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences

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Libraries The Missouri State University Library System is composed of four libraries: the Duane G. Meyer Library, the Music Library and the Greenwood Laboratory School Library (all in Springfield), and the Paul G. Evens Library of Fruit Science (Mountain Grove). The Meyer Library offers more than two million books and printed materials. The library contains more than 944,000 state and federal government documents and is the only United Nations document depository in the state.

Downtown presence The Springfield campus has several buildings located in the city’s historic downtown.

They include the Kenneth E. Meyer Alumni Center, the Park Central Office Building, the Jim D. Morris Center for Continuing Education and the Great Southern Building.

The University also leases the Levy/Wolf Building on Park Central Square for some offices and outreach programs.

Located in the state’s third largest city, Missouri State is within a 500mile radius of nearly 50 percent of the U.S. population.

In addition to the main campus in Springfield, the Missouri State system is comprised of a two-year branch campus in West Plains, a research campus in Mountain Grove and an extended campus that coordinates telecommunicationbased delivery of distance education among and by the three campuses.

Nearly 84 percent of the freshmen entering in Fall 2011 were in the top half of their high school classes.

IDEA Commons The Innovation, Design, Entrepreneurship and Art Commons is a geographic area in downtown Springfield that includes several Missouri State facilities: Brick City (an Art and Design department building) and the Roy Blunt Jordan Valley Innovation Center (a scientific research center). The IDEA Commons is an urban research park that will also include privately owned residential, retail and entertainment facilities. It creates an environment that generates creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship for the benefit of the Springfield region.

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STUDENT LIFE Missouri State Campus The Missouri State campus is located on 225 acres in the heart of Springfield.

The campus is compact - students easily walk from one class to the next in just a few minutes. MSU students experience college life at its best, with more than 250 student organizations from which to choose.

Where students are from...

In Fall 2011, all of Missouri’s 115 counties were represented on Missouri State’s campus. Additionally, students from all 50 states and 85 foreign countries were enrolled at MSU. 2011 Freshmen Class - Springfield Campus Total first-time freshmen enrollment: 2,519 Female: 1,474 (58.5 percent) Male: 1,045 (41.5 percent)

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Residence Halls More than 4,000 students live in 10 University residence halls and apartment complexes. Missouri State’s nationally recognized residence halls are among the finest in the country.

Missouri State Bookstore Serving Missouri State University since 1905, the Missouri State Bookstore provides a full line of textbooks, official apparel, academic supplies, convenience items, study aids and a complete line of computer hardware and software, available at academic prices.

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Taylor Health and Wellness Center Located on campus adjacent to Plaster Student Union, Taylor Health and Wellness Center consists of a full-time professional staff of board-certified physicians, RNs, LPNs, registered pharmacists and lab and X-ray technicians. All students are eligible for care at the Center.

Robert W. Plaster Student Union The PSU is the hub of the campus community. It has a post office, bank, convenience store, movie theater, bowling alley, study areas and many dining options. PSU is home to many student groups and University organizations.

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Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts This 2,200-seat, multipurpose performance facility brings to campus touring Broadway musical productions, entertainment performances and an emerging concert artist’s recital series. It is the home of the Springfield Symphony Orchestra.

Maroon Madness The largest student group on campus, Maroon Madness, is increasing school spirit and student attendance at athletic events. Students in Maroon Madness enjoy reserved seating in JQH Arena and Plaster Sports Complex.

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ACADEMICS The University offers more than 150 undergraduate programs and nearly 50 graduate programs, as well as select certificate and doctorate degrees.

Many of these programs are the state’s strongest and largest of their kind.

Participate in Public Affairs Missouri State is proud of its mission in public affairs. The components of the public affairs mission are ethical leadership, cultural competence and community engagement.

Through this mission, students develop understanding of issues that affect the local community, the world at large and the environment. The courses they take challenge them to become informed and active citizens. On top of that, opportunities for volunteering and service-learning put students in realworld situations.

Missouri State holds a Public Affairs Week and Public Affairs Conference each year to further express the components of the mission. Speakers address topics such as citizenship, democracy, diversity, the economy and sustainability.

Kyle Weems (basketball) and Chris Douglas (football) were two of 95 Missouri State student-athletes to complete their degrees during the 2011-12 academic year.

In addition to becoming just the third consensus first-team All-American in Missouri State football history, David Arkin (above) snagged the first CoSIDA Academic All-America honor for a Bear in 11 years. The Wichita, Kan., native picked up second-team Academic All-America recognition in 2010, before being selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the fourth round (110th overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft.

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Honors College The Honors College provides a program of enhanced, advanced study and recognition for students of unusually strong academic achievement and motivation. The College exists to provide these students with intellectual opportunities beyond those generally found in traditional programs, including smaller and enriched classes and the option to pursue their own research and creative interests.

The Competitive Edge Missouri State students gain a competitive edge through the state’s largest internship program. Students have the opportunities to experience cuttingedge research and interact with nationally recognized faculty and private-industry partners, paving the way for graduates to succeed at top graduate and professional schools across the nation.

Missouri State is one of only 81 institutions - and the only school in Missouri - to be honored by The Princeton Review in its book, Colleges with a Conscience: 81 Great Schools with Outstanding Community Involvement.

ACT Scores The average ACT score for Missouri State’s incoming freshmen in Fall 2011 was 24.1, higher than the 21.6 average for Missouri high-school graduates.

Student-to-Faculty Ratio Missouri State has a total of 797 fulltime faculty members on the Springfield campus. The student-to-faculty ratio is approximately 19:1, with nearly 90 percent of full-time faculty members having the most-advanced degree available in their field.

Studying Around the Globe About 200 Missouri State students participate in study-away programs each year. Many programs allow students to immerse themselves in a foreign culture, which helps them learn both inside and outside of the classroom. Missouri State has an International Center that promotes international education and creates more international opportunities for students and faculty. Our students have the opportunity to study almost anywhere.

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SPIRIT Spirit Groups The Missouri State Pride Bands, Cheer Squad and Sugar Bears Dance Team provide key elements to the total gameday package. The Missouri State Band program is comprised of 18 different bands, including the 300-member Pride Marching Band, which performs at each Missouri State home football game.

Missouri State Fight Song Bear Mascot The Bear has been a part of Missouri State athletics since a joint committee of MSU students and faculty members chose it as mascot during the 1906-07 school year.

The committee also picked maroon and white as the official school colors.

Uphold tradition, our school we hold so dear, We will be loyal throughout our college years, Fight for victory while we stand up and cheer, Let’s hear it for the Bears, B-E-A-R-S-Bears, M-I-S-S-O-U-R-I-State

Missouri State Alma Mater Sing we praises Now to our Alma Mater, All hail Maroon and White Missouri State, we pledge devotion May you live ever in truth and right, May you live ever in truth and right

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IN THE COMMUNITY Bears’ Community Service Projects Adopt-A-Family Adopt-A-Street American Cancer Society Relay for Life American Heart Association Big Brothers/Big Sisters of the Ozarks Boys and Girls Club Champions Committed to Kids Dance Bear-a-Thon benefitting Children’s Miracle Network Friends of the Library Healing Garden at Cox Hulston Center Hickory Hills Elementary Sports Spectacular Day Horace Mann Elementary Read Across America and Book Exchange Light the Night benefitting Leukemia Foundation of the Ozarks McBride Elementary Food Drive Ozarks Food Harvest Ozarks Literacy Council Portland Elementary Character Education Rotary Clubs of Springfield Rockin’ Ribs Shoe Bank benefitting Springfield Public Schools Weaver Elementary School Just Read!

Program The Kitchen Special Olympics

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Missouri State student-athletes are active in a wide variety of community service and outreach programs, including Habitat for Humanity (top left), Just Read! and Read Across America (top right and lower right) Champions Committed to Kids (lower left) and Ozarks Food Harvest (middle left).

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SPRINGFIELD Missouri State University calls Springfield home. The hub of the Ozarks and the third-largest city in the state of Missouri, Springfield is known across the region as “The Queen City of the Ozarks.” The Springfield Metropolitan Statistical Area is one of the country’s fastest growing and most scenic regions, covering five counties in southwest Missouri with a total population of 436,712.

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What to do in Springfield Here is a sample of the great things going on in Springfield. Almost everything in town is within 20 minutes of the Missouri State campus.

Movie theaters (including a multiplex and an independent cinema both within walking distance from campus) Hammons Field (home of the Missouri State Bears and the Springfield Cardinals, Double-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals) Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Battlefield Mall Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World (one of Missouri’s largest tourist attractions) Dickerson Park Zoo Mediacom Ice Park Springfield Symphony Orchestra Springfield Ballet Springfield Art Museum Springfield Regional Opera Springfield Conservation Nature Center Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Springfield has a strong commitment to the arts. First Friday Art Walk is held downtown every month. Venues display photography, pottery, painting, blown glass and more. The annual Artsfest is held on historic Walnut Street, just a short walk from campus.

The beautiful Ozarks can be experienced in so many ways. Springfield has many parks, each with a different personality. There’s a Japanese stroll garden, bike trails, a dog park and more.

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IN THE PROS

D David id A Arkin ki Dallas Cowboys

Matt Pickens Colorado Rapids

Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies 2005 N.L. Rookie of the Year 2006 N.L. MVP

Ross Detwiler Washington Nationals

Blake Ahearn Utah Jazz 2007-08 NBA D-League Rookie of the Year

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Former Bears in Major Sport Leagues NFL Steve Ache David Arkin* (Dallas Cowboys) Bob Dees Clay Harbor* (Philadelphia Eagles) Charlie Mitchell Tom Mullen Mike Murphy Brad St. Louis Jason Whittle

Sh Shaun Marcu M Marcum um Milwaukee Brewers

J ki Stiles Jackie S il Fourth Overall Pick, 200 2001 WNBA Draft 2001 WNBA Rookie of the t Year

Bill Mueller 2003 A.L. Batting Champion

NBA Blake Ahearn (Utah Jazz) Don Anielak Winston Garland Curtis Perry MLS Chris Brunt Matt Caution Justin Douglass Doug Lascody Lance Parker Matt Pickens* (Colorado Rapids) Alex Riggs Jamal Sutton Burch Wylie MLB Scott Bailes Mark Bailey Matt Cepicky Ross Detwiler* (Washington Nationals) Bart Evans Jeff Gray* (Minnesota Twins) Jason Hart Ryan Howard* (Philadelphia Phillies) Shaun Marcum* (Milwaukee Brewers) Bill Mueller Matt Palmer* (San Diego Padres) John Rheinecker Brad Ziegler* (Arizona Diamondbacks) *includes players active on pro rosters (current team)

Clay Harbor Philadelphia Eagles

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT Missouri State is covered by a wide variety of media in Springfield and the surrounding area. Missouri State athletes are routinely featured on all four local television networks, as well as on the pages of local publications the Springfield News-Leader and 417 Magazine.

Now in its third decade broadcasting Missouri State Athletics, Springfieldbased Meyer Communications will once again carry the Bears and Lady Bears on its radio airwaves in 2012-13. All MSU football and men’s and women’s basketball games, home and away, will be carried live on Meyer’s network of stations. Flagship station, KTXR (101.3 FM), serves as the primary home for MSU athletics, with “The Jock” 98.7 FM, and KBFL 99.9 FM/1060 AM also providing platforms for the Bears and Lady Bears in the event of programming conflicts. Meyer also broadcasts select Bears’ volleyball, baseball and softball contests, as well as MSU coaches’ shows for football and men’s and women’s basketball. Most MSU games carried

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Bears on the Web In August 2011, Missouri State partnered with CBSSports.com College Network on a new and enhanced athletics website for the Bears in order to provide MSU fans with improved features and overall customer service. The revamped MissouriStateBears.com uses the latest technology to provide fans with a seamless, robust experience unique to Missouri State University.

MissouriStateBears.com provides up-to-date information on Bears’ baseball and all 16 MSU varsity athletic programs, including game and season cumulative statistics, rosters and in-depth biographical information on MSU student-athletes.

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Bears All-Access Keep tabs on the Bears through Bears All-Access, MSU’s new and improved online video hub which features premium and free video content and can be accessed from MissouriStateBears.com.

Bears All-Access brings an improved audio and video experience to fans with live game broadcasts, exclusive behind-thescenes video, game highlights, original programming and press conferences. Both premium and free content is available through Bears All-Access.

Bears on Twitter and Facebook Missouri State fans can follow the Bears on Facebook (missouristbears) and Twitter (@missouristbears) to keep up with all things Maroon and White.

Collegiate Licensing Company In May 2009, Missouri State University reached an agreement with Collegiate Licensing Company to manage the University’s trademark licensing program.

A division of IMG Worldwide, CLC is the oldest and largest collegiate licensing agency in the U.S., providing fullservice capabilities in brand protection, management and development.

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Nelligan Sports Marketing In an effort to maximize its athletics exposure and marketing potential, Missouri State University has entered into a long-term contract with Nelligan Sports Marketing to exclusively represent the University’s corporate sponsorship program. The long-term partnership will focus heavily on intercollegiate athletics initiatives, such as broadcast media rights, marketing and sponsorship programs, but will also benefit the entire University by maximizing business-to-business opportunities and revenue potential.

NSM is based in Little Falls, N.J., and represents some of the elite college properties in the country, including such institutions as Colorado State University, the University of Louisville, Marquette University, Princeton University, Providence College, Rutgers University and West Virginia University.

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Interim President Fourth Year at Missouri State

n June 27, 2011, Clifton M. “Clif” Smart, III was named interim president of the university.

Smart had been General Counsel at Missouri State since Dec. 1, 2007.

Over the previous three-and-a-half years at Missouri State, Smart had provided legal counsel to the Board, president, faculty, staff and administrators. He had also been involved in many campus-wide initiatives, including leading the university response to the state auditor’s report on Missouri State; serving on the JQH Arena Task Force; developing a comprehensive on-line policy library for the university; and chairing or serving on a variety of searches: vice president for diversity and inclusion, chief financial officer (twice), director of admissions, director of human resources and men’s basketball coach.

Smart joined The Strong Law Firm in 1992. He became a shareholder in the firm in 1995 and vice president in 1998. During his 15 years at the firm, Smart’s practice consisted primarily of representing individuals and entities in catastrophic injury, medical malpractice and commercial cases.

Smart was selected to the panel of three applicants submitted to the governor for the vacant Missouri Supreme Court positions in 2002 and 2004. In February 2009, he was elected for a five-year term as one of the two lawyer members of the 31st Circuit Judicial Commission.

Smart was listed in Best Lawyers in America for 2007-08 in the fields of product liability, personal injury and professional negligence.

Prior to joining The Strong Law Firm, Smart worked for two years with the firm of Wright, Lindsey & Jennings in Little Rock, Ark. From 1986-90, he was with the Judge Advocate General’s Corps. in Ft. Knox, Ky. Smart graduated from Fayetteville High School in 1979 where he was valedictorian. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Tulane University in 1983, graduating Summa Cum Laude.

In 1986, he graduated with his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Arkansas School of Law, receiving the second highest GPA (3.95) in school history. While in law school, he received the Leflar Scholarship, was an Oxford Scholar and was on the Law Review.

Smart and his wife, Gail, have two sons: Murray, a student at Southwest Baptist University in Bolivar, and Jim, a student at Hamilton College in New York.

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Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

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Chancellor, Missouri State University-West Plains

Dr. Kenneth Coopwood

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Dr. Earle Doman

V.P. for Student Affairs and Dean of Students

Brent Dunn

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Steve Foucart

Interim Chief Financial Officer

Penni Groves

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Dean, College of Natural and Applied Sciences

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Secretary to the Board of Governors

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Moats began his duties at Missouri State in July 2009, replacing Bill Rowe, who retired after spending 27 years as Missouri State’s top athletics administrator and more than a half century at the university as a student, coach and administrator.

In a busy first year on the job, Moats wasted little time in laying groundwork for the future of Missouri State Athletics. From day one he emphasized the importance of fostering a strategic vision in the current landscape of intercollegiate athletics by involving all corners of the campus community in developing a long-range plan for the MSU Athletics. Moats played a key role in Missouri State’s new partnership with Nelligan Sports Marketing (NSM), announced in February 2010. The agreement will result in the outsourcing of the departments’ marketing and corporate sales operations while maximizing revenue potential for MSU Athletics. Additionally, Moats was instrumental in MSU’s negotiations for a new multi-year television contract with KY3, Inc. Year two for Moats in Springfield saw Missouri State finish second in the 2010-11 MVC All-Sports Trophy standings--its best finish in five years.

Conference titles by men’s basketball, women’s swimming and softball, as well as postseason tournament berths for both MSU basketball programs highighted the Bears’ year.

In 2011-12, Moats’ third year at the helm, Missouri State enjoyed its finest campaign in nearly a decade, capturing the Missouri Valley Conference AllSports Trophy for just the fourth time. The Bears won Valley titles in women’s swimming and diving, women’s indoor track and field, women’s basketball and women’s golf this year along with a co-championship in men’s soccer.

Additionally, four MSU teams advanced to postseason play, including NCAA Tournament appearances for the Bears’ volleyball, women’s golf and baseball programs.

Prior to his arrival in Springfield, Moats spent four years as associate athletics director for national marketing at Louisville. In that capacity, he coordinated the Cardinals’ efforts in national awareness, marketing, branding and group ticket sales. He also worked closely with Nelligan, which manages the exclusive marketing rights for Cardinal Athletics. Moats oversaw the Louisville band and spirit squads as the liaison with student government and student spirit groups.

Prior to joining the Louisville staff, Moats served as senior associate athletic director for two years at Marquette University, where he oversaw the Golden Eagles’ Blue and Gold Fund, media relations, ticket operations, special events, licensing, radio, television, marketing and promotions and sponsorships with NSM. He also worked 14 years in the University of Kentucky athletics department, including his last three there as associate athletics director for marketing (2000-02).

A native of Dixon, Ill., Moats is a 1988 graduate of Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville with a bachelor’s degree in physical education.

Moats was a three-year letterwinner in golf and a student assistant basketball coach for the Cougars from 1985-88. He earned a master’s degree in sports management from the University of Kentucky in 2001.

Moats and his wife, Leeann, have two children, Kirk and Lauren.

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Moats Resume Summary Professional Background Years School 1985-88 SIUE 1989-91 1991-93

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Senior Associate Director of Athletics/ Senior Woman Administrator 10th Year at Missouri State

Casey Hunt enters her fifth full year as associate director of athletics and her 10th year overall at Missouri State.

Hunt oversees the operations of several of the institution’s 16 men’s and women’s sports programs. In addition, she has oversight of the Bears’ compliance, athletic training and strength and conditioning programs and serves as the primary personnel administrator for intercollegiate athletics.

Hunt joined the MSU staff in March 2003 as assistant director of athletics for compliance, a post in which she served until succeeding Darlene Bailey as associate athletics director in September of 2006.

A native of Nanticoke, Pa., Hunt came to MSU from Coastal Carolina University, where she had been assistant athletics director for compliance since 1998. At Coastal Carolina, Hunt’s responsibilities included overseeing budgets for some of the school’s 17 sports, working in game operations, supervising the hosting of conference championships and directing summer sports camps. She was honored as the Big South Compliance Director of the Year in 2000.

Hunt graduated from St. Bonaventure University in 1994 and earned a master’s degree from the University of Connecticut in 1996. She served one year as an intern in the Syracuse University athletics compliance office and spent two years in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference compliance section.

A four-year starter in women’s basketball at St. Bonaventure, Hunt was inducted into the school’s athletics hall of fame in February 2007.

Additionally, she was inducted into the Luzerne County (Pa.) Sports Hall of Fame in August 2010.

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Monica Jones begins her first year with Missouri State after being selected as the department’s new assistant director of athletics for academics and student services in late June.

A 1995 graduate of the University of Arkansas, Jones comes to MSU after serving as interim director of student-athlete development at her alma mater. She had been assisting with the university’s student development operations, after serving as associate director of Arkansas’ student-athlete academic support and achievement since December 2008.

Previously, Jones spent 2002-08 at the University of Louisville working first as assistant director of campus life and later as assistant director for advising and student support services. She began her professional career at Arkansas in 1997 as an athletic academic counselor and advanced to academic advisor for the College of Education and Health Professions in July 2000. Before moving to Louisville in December 2002, she also served as the director of multicultural student services at Arkansas.

Jones is a native of Malvern, Ark., and is part of the 2011-13 class for the NACADA Emerging Leaders program and earned her master’s degree in counseling from Arkansas in 1999. She will complete her Doctor of Philosophy in Educational Leadership and Organizational Development from the University of Louisville in August 2013.

Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications Fifth Year at Missouri State

Intercollegiate Athletics Committee James Hutter (Chair), Faculty Athletics Representative Casey Hunt, Intercollegiate Athletics Rachelle Darabi, Associate Provost-Student Development & Public Affairs Samuel Dyer, College of Arts and Letters Benjamin Goss, College of Business Administration Steven Hinch, College of Education Heather C. King, Office of Financial Aid Emily Matthews, Student-Athlete Advisory Committee Sarah McCallister, College of Health and Human Services Kyle Moats, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Lorene Stone, College of Humanities and Public Affairs Kyle Yates, Intercollegiate Athletics

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Missouri State alumnus Rick Kindhart is in his fifth year directing MSU’s athletics communications efforts and his fourth as assistant director of athletics. In addition to overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department, he is the primary contact for MSU football and men’s basketball.

During his tenure at MSU, Kindhart has served on the NCAA SelfStudy Committee, University Marketing Council and is part of the Greater Springfield Public Relations Advisory Committee. During his 20 years in the sports information profession, he has earned a number of national writing and publication awards, including a CoSIDA second in the nation award in 2012 for the Missouri State men’s basketball game programs and a third in nation honor for the same MSU publication in 2010. He has also worked on the media relations teams for several national and regional events, including the 2012 NCAA Men’s Basketball St. Louis Regional, 2006 Final Four and 1995 Freestyle Wrestling World Championships in Atlanta.

A 1991 honors graduate of MSU, Kindhart joined the MSU staff in July 2008 after serving as assistant executive director for communications for the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) for a total of 11 years. He received his master’s degree in 1993 from Southeast Missouri State, where he was assistant SID from 1991-93. From 1993-96, he was sports information director at Delta State University in Cleveland, Miss.

He and his wife, Christy, have two children, Matt and Shelby.

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Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance Fifth Year at Missouri State

Kyle Yates begins his fifth year coordinating the Bears’ compliance efforts after joining the Missouri State athletics staff in July 2008.

Yates came to MSU after spending three years as assistant director of athletics compliance at TCU. His duties included monitoring the activity of coaches and staff for NCAA rules compliance, as well as the oversight of maintenance on the TCU athletics compliance web site.

At Missouri State, Yates is responsible for the organization and overall administration of the MSU athletic department’s NCAA compliance program, including the certification of eligibility and coordination of financial aid for student-athletes. He is also charged with monitoring coaches’ activities relative to rules compliance, and administering educational measures for athletics staff members. Yates also oversees the operations of the Bears’ baseball, women’s soccer, and men’s and women’s golf programs.

A 2004 graduate of Texas A&M, Yates completed his MBA from TCU in 2007.

Director of JQH Arena/HSC/PSC 10th Year at Missouri State

Keith Boaz enters his seventh year as director of Missouri State’s athletics facilities and his 10th year overall as a member of the MSU athletics staff.

Boaz began his work at MSU in a dual role as assistant director of athletics development and marketing and assistant director of Hammons Student Center/Plaster Sports Complex in August 2003. A 2002 graduate of Missouri State, Boaz served as assistant director of operations at Jordan Valley Ice Park before joining the University’s staff.

Boaz lives in Springfield with his wife, Bethany, their daughter, Averie, and son, Bradie.

Executive Director of Athletic and Entertainment Facilities 29th Year at Missouri State

Springfield native Randy Blackwood is entering his 29th year at Missouri State and his eighth as executive director of athletic and entertainment facilities.

Blackwood earned his bachelor’s degree in speech and theatre from Missouri State in 1980. He has been involved in public assembly venue management since 1981, serving as the Fine Arts Auditorium Manager at the University of Georgia for four years before returning to his alma mater in 1984.

During his tenure at MSU, Blackwood has been involved in the administration of Hammons Student Center and Plaster Sports Complex, including the last nine years as director of the two facilities. On July 1, 2005, he was named executive director of the University’s three top public venues, Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts, Hammons Student Center, and Plaster Sports Complex. In 2008, Blackwood added another on-campus facility to the list of venues he oversees with the opening of JQH Arena.

Blackwood is a graduate of Leadership Springfield and a member of the International Association of Assembly Managers (IAAM). He is also a member of the Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Blackwood resides in Springfield with his wife, Joyce Owen-Blackwood.

Missouri State University Board of Governors Gordon Elliott (Chair)

Elizabeth Bradbury

Cathy Smith (Vice Chair)

Paige Jenkins

Seventh District Sixth District

Orvin Kimbrough

Ninth District

Student Member

First District

Stephen B. Hoven Second District

John L. Winston Third District

Beverly Miller Fourth District

Stephen Bough Fifth District

Peter Hofherr Eighth District

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General Manager, Nelligan Sports Marketing, Inc. First Year at Missouri State

Frank Cuervo begins his first full year at Missouri State after being named general manager for Nelligan Sports Marketing, Inc., this past February.

Cuervo leads the department’s sales efforts, overseeing a staff of two fulltime and several student employees with a focus on managing inventory and building client relations.

Prior to his appointment with Nelligan, Cuervo spent a year and a half as the associate athletic director for external affairs at Southeast Missouri State. Cuervo joined the Redhawks administrative staff after serving as general manager and assistant vice president for ISP Sports, working with the Northern Illinois University Sports Network. Previously, he completed a three-year stint as assistant director of athletics for external operations at Indiana, where he managed the department’s marketing, ticketing and media relations efforts, as well as a stop at Missouri, where he served as director of marketing and promotions from 2001-05. Cuervo began his career in Division I athletics as a marketing coordinator at Ohio State in 1999, before moving on to Bowling Green State as assistant A.D. for marketing and sales.

A 1997 graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in marketing and public relations and a minor in finance, Cuervo and his wife, Michelle, reside in Springfield.

Director of Athletic Development Second Year at Missouri State

One of the newest additions to the Missouri State athletics staff, Daniel Heflin was appointed to the post of director of athletic development last August and oversees the day-to-day operations of The Bears Fund, the MSU athletic department’s annual fundraising program.

The Topeka, Kan., native came to Missouri State after a two-year stay as a development associate with the Shocker Athletic Scholarship Organization at fellow Missouri Valley Conference member Wichita State. At WSU, Heflin was responsible for the recruitment of new donors and the solicitation of sponsorships, while assisting with the coordination of several department fundraising events.

After completing his master’s degree in sport administration from Wichita State this past spring, Heflin completed a brief stint as an account executive with AEG/Sprint Center in Kansas City. Prior to coming to Wichita State, Heflin served as an intern in the athletics development office at the University of Miami (Fla.).

A first-team All-Peach Belt Conference and all-region selection in baseball as a student-athlete, Heflin earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Georgia College in 2008.

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Missouri State University is a community of people with respect for diversity. The University emphasizes the dignity and equality common to all persons and adheres to a strict nondiscrimination policy regarding the treatment of individual faculty, staff, and students. In accord with federal law and applicable Missouri statutes, the University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, disability, or veteran status in employment or in any program or activity offered or sponsored by the University. In addition, the University does not discriminate on any basis not related to the applicable educational requirements for students or the applicable job requirements for employees. The University maintains a grievance procedure incorporating due process available to any person who believes he or she has been discriminated against. Missouri State University is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. Inquiries concerning the grievance procedure, Affirmative Action Plan, or compliance with federal and state laws and guidelines should be addressed to the Missouri State University Office of Equity and Diversity, 901 South National, Springfield, Missouri 65897.

Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement Approved by the Board of Governors October 1995, revised November 1999, December 2001, October 2003

Missouri State University (MSU) is committed to an intercollegiate athletics program which complements the mission of the University and operates in accordance with the principles and regulations of the National Collegiate Athletic Association. As a member of various athletics conferences, MSU is committed to academic and athletics excellence, sound fiscal management practices, enhancement of the physical and educational welfare of student-athletes, equal opportunity, character development, principles of amateurism, as well as the fundamental values of sportsmanship, civility, and the common virtue of good citizenship.

The Bears Fund The Bears Fund is the annual fund-raising program for Missouri State intercollegiate athletics that was established in 1981 in conjunction with the move of MSU athletics to NCAA Division I status.

The fund’s name stands for “Building Excellence in Athletics through Recruiting and Scholarships,” and its impact on Missouri State Athletics has grown substantially throughout the 30 years of its existence. The 2011-12 drive netted over $2.3 million, marking the 24th year in a row in which total contributions to The Bears Fund have gone beyond $1 million.

The fund is administered by the Missouri State University Foundation with additional input from coaching and administrative staff members in intercollegiate athletics.

Contributors of $50 or more during each year are recognized as members at various giving levels in The Bears Fund, and as such, receive benefits within the athletic program, including game program recognition, online athletics newsletter, and parking and postseason ticket considerations.

Bears Fund gifts may be earmarked for specific sports or general use and the money is used to enhance MSU athletics, particularly in the areas of scholarships and recruiting. Contributions may be cash, gifts in kind of goods or services, matching gifts from employers, bequests or life income trusts and honorary or memorial gifts.

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Faculty Athletics Representative 24th Year at Missouri State

Dr. James Hutter begins his second year as faculty athletics representative and his 24th overall at Missouri State in 2012. Hutter took over the role of FAR last year after serving as vice-chair of MSU’s Intercollegiate Athletics Committee (IAC) in 2010-11.

Hutter has been a faculty member for Missouri State’s William H. Darr School of Agriculture since completing his Ph.D. in agriculture education from the University of Minnesota in 1991. He has been recognized by MSU on several occasions with excellence in teaching and service awards and has served on numerous committees during his tenure at MSU, including a stint as chair of the University’s Professional Education Committee.

Hutter graduated from Missouri State with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture education in 1984, then earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 1987.

A native of nearby Miller, Mo., Hutter and his wife, Leslie, reside in Republic with their two sets of twins, Tate and Hayes, and Gibbs and Tess.

General Manager, Collegiate Consulting First Year at Missouri State

After announcing its new ticketing partnership with Missouri State University in Februrary, Collegiate Consulting selected Tom Ladd as the general manager of ticket sales and service for the MSU athletics property.

Ladd enters his new position after spending over 20 years in the radio broadcasting business. He began his broadcast career in Farmington, Mo., as a sports director and play-by-play announcer. His on-air play-byplay personality earned him several awards, including Missouri’s Best Play-by-Play Announcer in 1993 and 1994. He later served as operations manager, sales manager and station manager for Meyer Communications in Springfield and spent more than a decade (1995-2007) as the radio voice of the MSU Lady Bears.

Ladd also spent time with the Springfield Cardinals as sales manager, helping the Double-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals average over capacity at Hammons Field every season under his direction.

Ladd, who began his duties in late March, is originally from Marine, Ill. He attended McKendree College and Maryville University. He and his wife, Sharon, have two children, Holly and Skyler.

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Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Seventh Year at Missouri State

Terry Sauerbry enters his seventh year as head strength and conditioning coach for the 16 MSU intercollegiate sports in 2012-13.

Sauerbry began his current role at MSU in 2006 after serving in a similar capacity at the University of Rhode Island. He established the Rhode Island athletics strength and conditioning program where none had previously existed. Like MSU, Rhode Island is an NCAA FCS school.

Prior to his tenure at Rhode Island, Sauerbry was associate strength coach at Temple University from 1998 to 2005. Previously, he was an assistant strength coach at the University of Maryland from 1997 through 1998.

A native of Langhome, Pa., Sauerbry competed as a student-athlete on the football team at Maryland before graduating from the school in 1998 with a degree in kinesiological sciences. He also earned a master’s degree in sports administration from Temple in 2000.

Director of Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services 23rd Year at Missouri State

Jim Penkalski enters his fourth full year as director of Missouri State Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services and his 23rd year overall at MSU. Penkalski took over as head of the MSU athletic training program in March 2009 following the retirement of Ivan Milton.

Penkalski oversees a staff of six full-time certified athletic trainers, three intern athletic trainers and a host of student trainers. A Broadview Heights, Ohio, native, Penkalski also fills the role of primary athletic trainer for baseball and has worked with a number of MSU athletic programs throughout his tenure.

Penkalski competed in football and wrestling at Brecksville High before completing his undergraduate degree in physical education from Kent State in 1987. He then moved on to Northern Michigan for his graduate studies, completing his master’s degree in 1989.

Penkalski and his wife, Missy, have three children, Amanda, Katelyn and Russell.

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Achievement Center (ACIA)

901 South National Avenue, Springfield, Missouri 65897

(FORA -- 836-6829)

Monica Jones Asst. A.D. for Academics and Student Services Dan Raines Assistant Director Marcus Brown Academic Advisor Kendra Lewis Academic Advisor TBA Graduate Assistant Joan Newman Administrative Assistant

Athletic Medical and Rehabilitation Services

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Building

Kyle Moats Brenda Espy Lois Goldade Casey Hunt Helen McDowell Monica Jones Deb Dishman Rick Kindhart Kyle Yates

Director of Athletics Executive Assistant to Athletics Director Administrative Assistant Senior Associate Director of Athletics/SWA Administrative Assistant Assistant Director of Athletics for Academics and Student Services Assistant Director of Athletics for Business Administration Assistant Director of Athletics for Communications Associate Director of Athletics for Compliance

HAMC HAMC FORA HAMC HAMC FORA HAMC HAMC FORA

836-5244 836-5244 836-5242 836-5246 836-5242 836-5409 836-5244 836-4585 836-6829

FORA FORA FORA HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA FORA HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC FORA FORA FORA HAMC HAMC HAMC

836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-5250 836-5250 836-5250 836-5250 836-5250 836-5250 836-4136 836-4136 836-4136 836-4136 836-4136 836-4136 836-5242 836-5242 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5343 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-8384 836-8384 836-8384 836-5466 836-5466 836-5466 836-5242 836-5242 836-5242 836-8384 836-8384 836-8384

HHPA HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC HAMC PLAS PLAS HAMC FORA HAMC

836-6776 836-5240 836-5240 836-5240 836-3302 836-3302 836-3302 836-6910 836-6910 836-7678 836-5430 836-5056

(FORA -- 836-5461)

Jim Penkalski Director Shannon Derricks Assistant Director Suzie Anzalone Assistant Athletic Trainer Tyler Landgraf Assistant Athletic Trainer Amy Luke Assistant Athletic Trainer Steve Sawchak Assistant Athletic Trainer Mitch Hauschildt Rehabilitation/Performance Coordinator William Baum Intern Jillian Burrows Intern Samantha Charters Intern Yuichi Sasaki Intern Becky Grant Administrative Assistant

Athletics Communications (HAMC -- 836-5402)

Rick Kindhart Assistant A.D. for Communications Ben Adamson Assistant Director Tim Bohn Assistant Director-Web and New Media Eric Doennig Assistant Director Kevin Kane Assistant Kevin Agee Graduate Assistant Adam Samson Graduate Assistant

External Affairs (ALUM -- 836-4143)

Frank Cuervo NSM General Manager Daniel Heflin Director of Athletic Development Art Hains University Marketing Specialist TBA NSM Coordinator of Sales & Marketing Paul Dodson Athletics Marketing Graduate Assistant TBA Athletics Marketing Graduate Assistant Julie Wright Administrative Assistant

Fax Numbers Director of Athletics Athletics-Forsythe Athletics-Hammons Athletics Communications

836-6344 836-8475 836-8382 836-4868

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Name (alma mater, class)

Coaches and Support Staff Keith Guttin Brent Thomas Paul Evans Paul Lusk Patrick Baldwin Jermaine Henderson Derrick Tilmon Sam McMahon Brenda Essary Nyla Milleson Trish Marsh Christopher Lewis Bethany Creed Steve Yang Terrie Coulter Gabby Gomez Sosa Erika Dombkowski Terry Allen D.J. Vokolek Rob Christophel Wayne Chambers Mike Chandler Sean Coughlin Gerald Davis Bob Montgomery Taiwo Onatolu Courtney Sanders B.J. Stotser Neal Stafford Kevin Kane Jon Leamy Mike Seabolt Ger Coppinger Rob Brewer Drew Fitzgerald Holly Hesse Sue Frederick Beth Perine David Collins Jim Huelskamp Josh Udermann Ronald Boyce Brent Hobbs Alick Musukuma Melissa Stokes Jeni Jones Fritz Rosenberg

Head Baseball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Assistant Baseball Coach Head Men’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach Director of Basketball Operations Men’s Basketball Administrative Assistant Head Women’s Basketball Coach Associate Head Women’s Basketball Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach Director of Women’s Basketball Operations Women’s Basketball Administrative Assistant Head Field Hockey Coach Assistant Field Hockey Coach Head Football Coach Associate Head Football Coach-Defensive Coordinator Assistant Football Coach-Offensive Coordinator Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Football Coach Head Men’s Golf Coach Head Women’s Golf Coach Head Men’s Soccer Coach Associate Head Men’s Soccer Coach Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach Head Women’s Soccer Coach Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach Head Softball Coach Associate Head Softball Coach Associate Head Softball Coach Interim Head Men’s/Women’s Swimming & Diving Coach Men’s/Women’s Diving Coach Assistant Men’s/Women’s Swimming & Diving Coach Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Assistant Track & Field Coach Head Cross Country Coach/Assistant Track & Field Coach Head Volleyball Coach Associate Head Volleyball Coach Assistant Volleyball Coach

Randy Blackwood Keith Boaz Laree Moore Brenda O’Connell Tom Ladd Trevor Casterlin Ryan Majercik Terry Sauerbry Jeremiah Frey Shannon Stanton Cory Starr Danny Weathermon

Executive Director Athletic & Entertainment Facilities Director, Hammons/Plaster/JQH Arena Associate Director, Hammons/Plaster/JQH Arena Hammons Student Center Administrative Assistant General Manager, Collegiate Consulting Account Executive, Collegiate Consulting Account Executive, Collegiate Consulting Head Strength & Conditioning Coach Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach Athletics Ticket Manager Men’s Equipment Manager Women’s Equipment Manager

Facility and Support Staff

Building indicators: HAMC - Hammons Student Center; PLAS - Plaster Sports Complex; ALUM - Alumni Center; FORA - Forsythe Athletics Center; HHPA - Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts

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Date Aug. 24 Aug. 31 Sept. 2 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 Sept. 14 Sept. 16 Sept. 22 Sept. 23 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 19 Oct. 21 Oct. 24

Opponent Virginia Commonwealth Indiana Iowa Saint Louis Georgetown Albany California Ball State* Ohio State Miami (Ohio)* Liberty Central Michigan* Ohio* Kent State* Northwestern Saint Louis

Location at Richmond, Va. at Bloomington, Ind. at Iowa City, Iowa at St. Louis, Mo. at St. Louis, Mo. at Iowa City, Iowa at Bloomington, Ind. at Muncie, Ind. at Columbus, Ohio Springfield, Mo. at St. Louis, Mo. Springfield, Mo. at Athens, Ohio Springfield, Mo. at Evanston, Ill. Springfield, Mo.

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4 p.m.

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Nov. 2-3 MAC Championship * at Miami, Ohio Bold indicates home game; * indicates Mid-American Conference game

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