MSUB Women's Soccer 2016 Media Guide by MSUB Sports

Montana State University Billings Women’s Soccer 2016 Quick Facts University Information

Location: Billings, MT Address: 1500 University Drive 59101 Established: 1927 Enrollment: 4,300 Chancellor: Dr. Mark Nook University Website: www.msubillings.edu

Yellowjacket Athletics Information

Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Great Northwest Athletic Conference Colors: Navy, Gold Nickname: Yellowjackets Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Scott Harris Athletic Director/SWA: Krista Montague Sports Information Director: Evan O’Kelly Phone: 406-657-2130 Email: evan.okelly@msubillings.edu Athletics Website: www.msubsports.com MSUB Sports on Twitter: @MSUBSports MSUB Sports on Facebook: MSUB Sports MSUB Sports on Instagram: MSUB Sports MSUB Sports on YouTube: MSUB Sports

MSUB Women’s Soccer Staff

Head Coach: Wojtek Krakowiak, 6th year Overall Record: 49-28-11 Phone: 406-657-2373 Email: wojciech.krakowiak@msubillings.edu Assistant Coach: Stephen Cavallo Phone: 406-896-5912 Email: stephen.cavallo@msubillings.edu Athletic Trainer: Tom Ebel Phone: 406-657-2375 Email: tebel@msubillings.edu

TABLE OF CONTENTS

About MSUB........................................................................................................................ 3 2016 Women’s Soccer Schedule........................................................................................... 4 About Yellowjacket Athletics............................................................................................... 5 ‘Jackets in the Community................................................................................................... 7 MSUB wins 14th-Straight Team Academic Award............................................................... 8 Yellowjacket Women Named GNAC Team of the Week......................................................... 9 Yellowjacket Athletic Director Krista Montague.................................................................12 Head Coach Wojtek Krakowiak...........................................................................................13 Assistant Coach Stephen Cavallo........................................................................................14 All-Time Coaching Records.................................................................................................15 Yellowjacket Soccer Field...................................................................................................16 2016 Women’s Soccer Roster..............................................................................................17 2016 Season Preview.........................................................................................................18 2016 Team by Class............................................................................................................22 Player Profiles....................................................................................................................24 Feature Story: 2015 Senior Katlyn Lokay............................................................................59 2015 Season Review..........................................................................................................64 Women’s Soccer Record Book.............................................................................................70 Women’s Soccer Career Scoring Leaders.............................................................................81 Women’s Soccer Year-By-Year Results.................................................................................82 Women’s Soccer All-Time Record vs. Opponents.................................................................86 Women’s Soccer Awards & Honors......................................................................................89 Women’s Soccer All-Time Roster.........................................................................................95 MSUB Athletics Administration..........................................................................................99 MSUB Athletics Coaches...................................................................................................100

MSUB Women’s Soccer History

First Year of women’s soccer: 1996 All-time record: 158-174-21 NCAA appearances: 1; 2010 (lost to Seattle Pacific 2-0 in regional semifinals)

MSUB Women’s Soccer Team Information 2015 Record: 8-7-2 (6-5-1 GNAC, 4th) Home Field: Yellowjacket Field Returning Starters/Lost: 6/7 Returners/Lost: 9/8 Newcomers: 14 Redshirts: 0 Twitter: @MSUBWSoc Facebook: MSUB Women’s Soccer

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ABOUT MSUB Montana State University Billings has been an integral part of the Billings community and a student-centered learning environment since its early days as Eastern Montana College. Founded in 1927, the university continues to nurture a longstanding tradition of educational access, teaching excellence, civic engagement and community enhancement in an urban setting. In the classroom and in the community, students receive a well-rounded unique education and training for Associate’s, Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees for careers through the University’s five colleges — arts and sciences, business, allied health professions, education and City College. Location Set in the largest city in the state, Montana State University Billings and the community of Billings combine for a unique college experience: engaged and encouraging faculty; friendly people; a supportive community; and incredible educational opportunities. Residents of Billings have a long track record of supporting the university through scholarships, internships and civic engagement. A regional retail, financial and medical hub, Billings offers vast array of job opportunities, personal connections and leadership opportunities via three campuses spread through the city. Life on the main campus mirrors that of Billings: Students are happy to mingle on some of the 110 park-like acres at the base of the spectacular Rimrocks or take part in a variety of cultural, service, athletic or educational activities. Whether a motivated honors student or first-generation attendee, all learners will find challenges that fulfill both individual goals and societal needs.

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2016 Montana State University Billings Yellowjackets Women’s Soccer Schedule Day Date Opponent Location Facility Time Saturday 8/20 Rocky Mountain College X Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 6 PM Tuesday 8/23 Sheridan Community College X Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 6 PM Saturday 8/27 Northwest Community College X Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 1 PM Thursday 9/1 at Colorado Christian Lakewood, CO Trailblazer Stadium 3 PM Saturday 9/3 at Western State Colorado Gunnison, CO Gateway Field 11 AM Thursday 9/8 Western State Colorado vs. Mary Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 2 PM Thursday 9/8 San Francisco State Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 5 PM Saturday 9/10 SF State vs. Western State Colorado Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 12 PM Saturday 9/10 University of Mary Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 3 PM Sunday 9/18 College of Idaho Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 12 PM Thursday 9/22 Western Oregon* Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 2 PM Saturday 9/24 Concordia* Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 12 PM Thursday 9/29 at Northwest Nazarene* Nampa, ID NNU Soccer Field 4 PM Saturday 10/1 at Central Washington* Ellensburg, WA CWU Soccer Field 12 PM Thursday 10/6 at Western Washington* Bellingham, WA Harrington Field 7 PM Saturday 10/8 at Simon Fraser* Burnaby, BC Terry Fox Field 12 PM Thursday 10/13 Seattle Pacific* Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 12:30 PM Saturday 10/15 Central Washington*! Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 1 PM Thursday 10/20 at Saint Martin’s* Lacey, WA SMU Soccer Field 2 PM Saturday 10/22 at Seattle Pacific* Seattle, WA Interbay Stadium 1 PM Thursday 10/27 Simon Fraser* Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 2 PM Saturday 10/29 Western Washington*$ Billings, MT Yellowjacket Field 1 PM Thurs.-Sat. 11/3-5 GNAC Championships Burnaby, BC Terry Fox Field TBA Thurs.-Sat 11/10-12 NCAA West Region Championships TBA TBA TBA X-Exhibition game *-Great Northwest Athletic Conference Game !-MSUB Kicks Cancer Day $-Senior Day All Home Matches Played at Yellowjacket Field

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ABOUT YELLOWJACKET ATHLETICS Home of the Yellowjackets, the Montana State University Billings department of intercollegiate athletics supports 15 men’s and women’s varsity sports which compete in the NCAA at the Division II level. MSUB is one of 11 full-time members of the Great Northwest Athletic Conference, which features 11 championships throughout each academic year. More than 240 student-athletes compete on MSUB’s teams, and members of Yellowjacket teams posted a collective 3.15 grade point average during the 2015-16 academic year. MSUB-sponsored varsity sports include men’s and women’s teams in basketball, cheer/ stunt, cross-country, golf, soccer, indoor and outdoor track & field, as well as baseball, softball, and women’s volleyball. Highlights from the 2015-16 season included a second NCAA West Region Championships berth for MSUB’s women’s basketball team in the last three years, as the Yellowjackets played their way to the title game of the GNAC tournament before advancing. Junior Alisha Breen led the GNAC in scoring with 17.4 points per game, and senior Janiel Olson broke the school’s career rebounding record. Senior Della Lyle stole the show on the track for the ‘Jackets, becoming the first All-American in school history on the women’s side. She was selected as the GNAC Newcomer of the Year in both indoor and outdoor seasons, and represented the Yellowjackets at the NCAA National Championships. On the baseball diamond, the ‘Jackets claimed their second straight GNAC regular-season title, setting a program record with 30 victories including their first-ever postseason win in the conference tournament. Junior Cody Cooper shattered the school record with 106 strikeouts in 99 1/3 innings, and senior Luke Reinschmidt closed his historic career by earning first-team all-region honors for a second straight season. MSUB’s men’s soccer team also had a highlight year, posting its first winning season since 2012. Sophomore Ricardo Palomino led the entire NCAA west region in goals with 16, and earned first-team all-region honors. In women’s soccer, the ‘Jackets advanced to their third GNAC Championship tournament in the last four seasons, after posting a second consecutive winning year. MSUB hosted three conference championship events and an NCAA Division II West Region Championship for the first time ever during the 2014-15 year. The ‘Jackets welcomed more than 30 teams to Billings on Nov. 22, 2014 for the NCAA Division II West Region Championships at Amend Park, hosted the 2014-15 Men’s and Women’s GNAC Basketball Championships from March 4-7, 2015 at Alterowitz Gym, and capped off the year by hosting the 2015 GNAC Baseball Championships from May 7-8 at Dehler Park. MSUB also serves as the host of the largest NCAA Division II softball tournament, the Desert Stinger Classic, which was played for the sixth year in a row from Feb. 12-14, 2015 at Majestic Park in Las Vegas.

MSUB/EMC Conference Championships Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1962 Men’s Basketball 1963 Men’s Basketball 1964 Men’s Basketball 1965 Men’s Basketball 1968 Men’s Basketball 1970 Men’s Basketball 1971 Men’s Basketball 1972 Men’s Basketball 1973 Men’s Basketball 1975 Men’s Basketball 1976 Men’s Basketball 1980 Men’s Basketball 1986 Men’s Basketball 1987 Men’s Basketball 1996 Men’s Basketball 1998 Men’s Basketball 2002 Men’s Basketball 2006 Men’s Basketball 2012 Women’s Basketball 1987 Women’s Basketball 1991 Women’s Basketball 1996 Women’s Basketball 1998 Women’s Basketball 1999 Women’s Basketball 2002 Women’s Basketball 2006 Women’s Basketball 2007 Women’s Basketball 2014 Women’s Volleyball 2006 Softball 2009 Softball 2012 Softball 2015 Baseball 2015 Baseball 2016 Football 1947 Football 1948 Football 1957 Football 1958 Football 1959 Football 1960 Football 1964 Football 1965 Football 1966 Football 1968 Football 1971 Football 1975

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ABOUT YELLOWJACKET ATHLETICS The 2014-15 year also featured three All-American athletes from MSUB, including senior Kayleen Goggins (women’s basketball), junior Robert Peterson (men’s indoor track & field), and senior Brody Miller (baseball). Miller was also selected as the 201415 GNAC Male Athlete of the Year for all sports, just the second baseball player in the conference’s history to win the award, and the second student-athlete from MSUB to collect the honor as he joined women’s basketball star Bobbi Knudsen (2013-14). Capturing GNAC crowns during the 2014-15 year were MSUB’s baseball and softball teams. The Yellowjackets won the 2015 GNAC Softball Championships and advanced all the way to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II West Region Championships in May. MSUB’s women’s soccer team also competed for a GNAC Championship title, finishing in second place in the conference standings and earning the No. 2 seed into the conference tournament in the fall of 2014. In men’s golf, senior Jake Hedge also represented the ‘Jackets at the NCAA Regional level, competing as an individual in the championships in Monterey Bay, Calif., from May 6-8, 2015. In 2013-14, the MSUB women’s basketball team made history by winning the 2013-14 Great Northwest Athletic Conference regular season title and advancing to the NCAA Division II west regional championship game. MSUB’s 2013-14 women’s basketball team joined the Yellowjackets’ 1998-99 squad as the only two in program history to advance to the NCAA regional title game. The latter continued on to the Elite Eight, marking the furthest-advancing MSUB team in the school’s history. In 2012, the MSUB softball team won the GNAC regular season title with a 32-18 overall record and earned hosting privileges for the 2013 conference softball tournament. The 2012 Yellowjacket men’s basketball team also earned a conference title, defeating the University of Alaska Anchorage 74-70 in the GNAC tournament championship game. Formerly known as Eastern Montana College, MSUB athletics stem back to the 1927-28 season, the year in which the university was founded. The Yellowjackets have competed in a number of different conferences throughout the years, and prior to the 1980-81 season the athletic department transitioned from the NAIA to competing at the NCAA Division II level. The MSUB Hall of Fame and Distinction inducted its inaugural class in 1990 and serves as a tribute towards influential figures on and off the court, in both current and retired sports.

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NAIA National Tournament Appearances Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1963 Men’s Basketball 1964 Men’s Basketball 1965 Men’s Basketball 1967 Men’s Basketball 1968 Men’s Basketball 1970 Men’s Basketball 1972 Men’s Basketball 1973 Men’s Basketball 1975 Men’s Basketball 1976 NCAA D2 National Tournament Appearances Sport Year Men’s Basketball 1981 Men’s Basketball 1982 Men’s Basketball 1985 Men’s Basketball 1986 Men’s Basketball 1987 Men’s Basketball 1996 Men’s Basketball 1997 Men’s Basketball 1998 Men’s Basketball 2002 Men’s Basketball 2012 Women’s Basketball 1987 Women’s Basketball 1994 Women’s Basketball 1996 Women’s Basketball 1997 Women’s Basketball 1998 Women’s Basketball 1999 Women’s Basketball 2000 Women’s Basketball 2002 Women’s Basketball 2003 Women’s Basketball 2005 Women’s Basketball 2007 Women’s Basketball 2014 Women’s Basketball 2016 Softball 2005 Softball 2009 Softball 2012 Softball 2015 Volleyball 2006 Women’s Soccer 2010

‘JACKETS IN THE COMMUNITY MSUB’s women’s soccer team dedicates significant time each school year to give back to the Billings community through various service and engagement activities. The Yellowjackets visited classrooms at local elementary schools to work with students on multiple occasions, and welcomed students to MSUB’s campus to show them around and engage in physical activities.

The women’s soccer team was a major contributor to MSUB’s athletics department’s more than 1,400 community service hours registered during the 2015-16 academic year, and the ‘Jackets will continue their community service and engagement initiatives beginning again in the 2016 fall season.

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MSUB women’s soccer wins 14th straight NSCAA Team Academic Award Thursday, September 24, 2015 Given to teams achieving a collective grade point average of 3.0 or higher, MSUB’s women’s soccer team earns the NSCAA Team Academic Award for the 14th year in-a-row. KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Winning the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Award for the 14th year in-a-row, the Montana State University Billings women’s soccer team turned in a collective grade point average of 3.23 during the 2014-15 academic year to earn the honor announced by the organization on Wednesday. “I am definitely very proud of the girls for keeping our academic tradition going,” commented MSUB head coach Wojtek Krakowiak. “To receive this award 14 times in-a-row is an enormous accomplishment for our past and present student-athletes. It shows that we can be very competitive on the field as well as in the classroom with our very demanding travel schedule. I am happy for the team earning this award again.” The award is presented annually to men’s and women’s college teams as well as boys and girls high school teams throughout the United States. This year, a total of 865 soccer teams (307 men, 556 women) were honored by the NSCAA. MSUB was one of four Great Northwest Athletic Conference women’s soccer teams to earn the award, as Central Washington, Saint Martin’s and Western Oregon were each also honored.

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Yellowjacket women named GNAC Team of the Week after clinching GNAC berth Monday, November 2, 2015 Needing a win on Saturday, MSUB’s women’s soccer team delivers and is named the GNAC Team of the Week after clinching the fourth and final berth into the GNAC Championships. PORTLAND Ore. – With time winding down in the second overtime period of a Great Northwest Athletic Conference women’s soccer match in Portland, Concordia University forward Bobbi Eckler finally broke through on her ninth shot of the match and scored the game-winning goal to stun the Montana State University Billings women’s soccer team. The 1-0 setback was the fourth loss in five matches for the Yellowjackets, and the once-promising notion of a berth into the GNAC Championship tournament for a second year in-a-row had suddenly become distant and bleak. Overcoming the odds however, MSUB found a way into the conference tournament and has been selected as the GNAC Team of the Week announced on Monday. “It is awesome to win the Team of the Week award, and it just continues the theme from the weekend in which everything worked in our favor,” commented MSUB head coach Wojtek Krakowiak. “The team deserves this because they truly battled through the final four games of the season and put together some very good performances. The team knew what it had to do before going into the weekend and thankfully we were able to get the final win we needed against Central to get us into the tournament.” With only two games remaining on MSUB’s schedule, it was all-or-nothing the rest of the way. The ‘Jackets had to find a way to defeat Western Oregon on the road, and then beat Central Washington at home on Senior Day just to have a chance to make the tournament.

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A far cry from the sinking feeling of defeat MSUB experienced on Oct. 22 in the heartbreaking loss to the Cavaliers, there was a simultaneous roar of excitement and joy on Saturday evening from the team. After defeating CWU 1-0 earlier that day, the ‘Jackets collectively watched the final piece of the complicated playoff puzzle fall into place. MSUB had done its job winning its final two matches, but still needed help from Western Oregon against Simon Fraser. The Clan sat three points behind MSUB playing in their final match, but held a tiebreaker that would earn them the fourth and final GNAC berth with a win over the Wolves. As the evening match kicked off in Burnaby, British Columbia, the site of the 2015 GNAC Championships, MSUB gathered at its year-end banquet. The focus of the evening was to celebrate the season and honor the team’s four graduating seniors but throughout the room cell phones half-concealed underneath tables displayed the live statistics of the match that would determine MSUB’s fate. The first roar from the ‘Jackets came in the 54th minute, when WOU pulled ahead with a goal. Even a draw would suffice and push MSUB through to the tournament, but the buzz quickly turned to a collective groan as the Clan equalized less than 30 seconds later. The sun began to set at Terry Fox Field, and soon darkness engulfed the stadium as the match wore on and the waiting continued. ‘How long could Western Oregon hold off the Clan?’ the ‘Jackets wondered. ‘Would the drive of hosting the conference tournament be enough to will SFU to victory?’ Full time arrived, and the score remained at 1-1. In Billings, MSUB’s banquet began wrapping up and players, coaches, and families alike abandoned the charade of ignoring the game. A slideshow that had just scrolled through the top memories of the 2015 season on a projector screen was replaced by the video stream of the penultimate match of interest. This was it: The Yellowjackets were about to find out if they needed to pack their bags for another road trip. Ten minutes of overtime felt like an hour as MSUB continued to await its fate. Into the 107th minute, and chatter of a draw began to surface. A foul by SFU right on the edge of the goal box set up a free kick for the Wolves, and as the shot curled past the wall and into the net, MSUB’s ticket was punched to the very field their eyes were trained to. Pandemonium. Somehow, some way, the Yellowjackets had found a way to return to the GNAC tournament for the second year in-a-row and third time in last four seasons.

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There were heroes along the way; Brittney Greenback scoring her first career goal as the game-winner at Western Oregon and freshman Alycia Wright scoring her team-best sixth goal and GNAC-best fourth game-winner against Central Washington. There was a true freshman at goalkeeper in Chloe Hopps, playing at a skill level well beyond her years and more often than not keeping her team in matches. There was a four-year starter, senior captain, and one of the best in MSUB history in Katlyn Lokay piloting the team as a center back. Now the ‘Jackets get set to face top-seeded Western Washington University on Thursday with an 8 p.m. Mountain time kickoff. The winner will advance to the tournament title game, as MSUB did in the inaugural event in 2012, for a chance to claim the GNAC’s automatic berth into the NCAA West Region Championships. The women’s soccer team is the second from MSUB to be picked as the GNAC Team of the Week this year, joining the Yellowjackets’ men’s soccer team after a pair of big wins against Northwest Nazarene and Concordia.

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Yellowjacket AD Krista Montague Krista (Fjelstad) Montague is entering her 14th year of employment at MSU Billings and her fourth as director of intercollegiate athletics in 2016-17. Montague led the athletic department’s 240-plus student-athletes to another successful year on the playing field and in the classroom in 2015-16, as the cumulative grade point average surpassed 3.0 and 48 individuals earned academic all-conference honors. Montague will also serve as a mentor for the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association Mentoring Program starting in the 2016-17 academic year. In 2014-15, MSUB hosted several marquee championship events for the first time ever. In November, MSUB welcomed the 2014 NCAA Division II Cross Country West Region Championships to Billings, which included participation from 32 teams across the region. MSUB also hosted the 2014-15 GNAC Basketball Championships and the 2015 GNAC Baseball Championships during the academic year. MSUB’s softball team advanced to the NCAA Division II West Region Championship game after winning the GNAC Championships title, and the Yellowjackets’ baseball team also claimed a conference title during 2014-15. During her first year at the helm of the athletic department, Montague successfully secured hosting responsibilities for the upcoming 2014 NCAA cross country west regional championships and 2014-15 Great Northwest Athletic Conference men’s and women’s basketball championships. Montague began her employment with MSUB in July of 2002 as the department’s development and marketing director. Shortly after being hired, she was appointed to the position of senior woman administrator, making her the highest-ranking female administrator in the athletic department. When Montana State University Billings announced the hiring of Montague as its new athletic director on May 10, 2013, it became the first NCAA institution in Montana to have a female athletic director. In 2005, the titles of assistant AD and NCAA compliance coordinator were added to her duties, while she still managed the corporate partnership program and special events for the department. In 2009, Montague was promoted to associate AD. As associate AD, her primary responsibilities included overseeing and managing NCAA II compliance for each of the 17 sports and co-ed cheer, as well serving as a crucial member of the athletics administration team and academic liaison between the different campus constituencies and athletics. Montague, a native of Eastern Montana, received her undergraduate degree in business administration with an option in marketing in 1999 from MSU Billings. Montague was a four-year letterwinner for the MSUB women’s basketball team and left the program with the school record for career free-throw percentage. As a senior, Montague helped MSU Billings to the West Region Championship and the program's first and only Elite Eight appearance in women’s basketball. Montague is a member of NACDA (National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics) and NACWAA (National Association of Collegiate Women Athletics Administrators), as well as various other state and local organizations. In 201112, she served on NACWAA’s Legislation & Governance Committee, and also served as a member of the NCAA II Softball West Regional Advisory Committee in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011. Before joining the MSU Billings athletic staff full time, Montague was the athletic department’s part-time corporate partnership director and held various positions for DD Marketing (Pueblo, Colo.), Norwest Bank, and Billings Clinic. Montague recently completed a master's degree in public relations at MSU Billings. She lives in West Billings with her husband Brent and two daughters Shayla (14) and Allie (12). 12 | 2016 MSUB Women’s Soccer Media Guide | @MSUBWSoc | www.msubsports.com

Head Coach Wojtek Krawkowiak Wojtek Krakowiak begins his seventh season at Montana State Billings and sixth as head coach of the Yellowjackets. Krakowiak carries an overall record of 62-34-12 during his five years at the helm of the program. The Yellowjackets advanced to their third GNAC tournament in the last four years during 2015, as Krakowiak piloted the squad to an overall record of 8-7-2 and a fourth-place finish in the GNAC with a league record of 6-5-1. Senior Katlyn Lokay was a first-team all-GNAC pick, and finished her career with the second-most minutes played in program history under Krakowiak. In 2014, Krakowiak led the ‘Jackets to an 11-4-2 record and the No. 2 berth in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Championships by virtue of finishing in second place in the regular-season standings. MSUB allowed just 12 goals during the 2014 season, and Krakowiak was selected by his peers as the GNAC co-Coach of the Year. Under his guidance, six Yellowjackets earned all-conference honors and one earned all-region honors. MSUB was also selected as a recipient of the NSCAA Team Ethics Award. In 2013, the Yellowjackets narrowly missed the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships, finishing in fifth place in the regular season standings with a record of 6-8-2. Under Krakowiak’s guidance, MSUB has won 13-consecutive National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Awards. In 2012, he led MSU Billings to a 13-6-1 overall record and 8-5-1 GNAC record en route to an appearance in the inaugural GNAC Women's Soccer Championships. The Yellowjackets’ 9-0 start was the second-best overall start and winning streak in the program's history. In the Sept. 25 NSCAA/Continental Tire national poll MSUB climbed to a No. 23 national ranking and a No. 3 ranking in the west region. Leading the 'Jackets to an 8-1 record in September, Coach Krakowiak earned the GNAC Coach of the Month award. For their efforts in 2012, the 'Jackets saw seven student-athletes selected to the all-GNAC team, four NSCAA/Continental Tire all-West Region selections and three Daktronics all-West Region selections. MSUB also had a program-high 11 student-athletes selected to the 2012 GNAC all-academic list. Jennifer Larsen received 2012 CoSIDA Capital One Academic All-American first team honors, and Jaucelyn Richter received third team NSCAA Scholar All-American honors. As the interim head coach in 2011 he led the team to an 11-3-4 overall record, 8-2-4 GNAC record and a second-place conference finish. Krakowiak's 2011 results mark the fewest losses and best winning percentage (.722) in the program's history. Six Yellowjackets received all-conference honors during that season. As an assistant in 2010 Krakowiak helped the 'Jackets to a 13-6-1 overall record, 9-5 GNAC record, a tie for second in the final conference standings and their first NCAA tournament appearance. MSUB advanced to the second round of the regional tournament, falling to Seattle Pacific 2-0. Prior to MSUB he served as the head coach at Division III Rutgers – Newark. Krakowiak, a native of Poland, brings a tremendous amount of experience to the program as a player and a coach. As the head coach at Rutgers-Newark, Krakowiak went 15-20-3. Krakowiak guided the program to its only postseason berth in its brief 10-year history in 2008 when it participated in the ECAC Metro Championship tournament. Prior to being named head coach for the Scarlet Raiders in November of 2007, Krakowiak was an assistant coach for one year with the men's and women's teams. As a player, he played at St. John’s University and Clemson University during his collegiate career. He was honored as the Soccer America Freshman of the Year at St. John’s after helping the Red Storm to the 1996 NCAA Championship. At Clemson, Krakowiak was the 1998 Hermann Trophy recipient (equivalent to the Heisman Trophy) and the ACC Player of the Year, as he scored 31 goals and had eight assists leading Clemson to the NCAA quarterfinals. After his collegiate career he was drafted 15th overall in the 1999 MLS College Draft by the San Jose Clash. In the 2000 MLS season he played 24 games and scored five goals for San Jose. In 2001 he was picked up by the Tampa Bay Mutiny, but injuries cut short his time there and his professional playing career came to an end. Staying active in the local community, Krakowiak has been coaching with the Magic City Soccer Club the past three years and has won the U-14 girls' division 2010 Montana State Cup Championship. He also finished second with his U-16 girls' team in the 2010 Montana State Cup Championship. Krakowiak, earned his Bachelor of Science in sports management from St. John’s University in 2003, and he holds several USSF and NSCAA licenses, including his 'A' license in the USSF. Furthermore, he is fluent in both Polish and Russian. Krakowiak is married to Maggie Krakowiak and the couple has twin girls, Addison and Emilia.

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Assistant Coach Stephen Cavallo Stephen Cavallo enters his third season as the assistant women’s soccer coach for the Yellowjackets in 2016-17. Helping MSUB to its third GNAC Championships appearance in the last four seasons in 2015, Cavallo assisted MSUB to an overall record of 8-7-2 and a mark of 6-5-1 in league play en route to a fourthplace finish. In 2015, Cavallo earned his Class C Licensure from the United States Soccer Federation. In 2014, Cavallo helped lead the ‘Jackets to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Championships, as MSUB finished as the runners-up in the conference with a record of 11-4-2, 9-3-2 in conference play. Cavallo came to MSUB after one season as the assistant men’s and women’s soccer coach at Emory & Henry College. Before Emory, he spent time at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, N.C., where he was the goalkeeper coach for the Crusaders’ women’s team during the spring of 2013. Prior to his work at Belmont Abbey, Cavallo was the head varsity boys’ soccer coach at Allegany High School in Cumberland, Md. In two years at Allegany, his teams posted an overall 21-7-3 record. In 2012, Cavallo led Allegany to an undefeated regular season – the first in school history. Allegany also set school records for wins (15), consecutive wins (11), longest unbeaten streak (16 matches), goals scored in a season (71), fewest goals allowed in a season (5), and shutouts (12). For his efforts, Cavallo was selected the 2012 Pepsi-Cola High School Soccer Coach of the Year. Cavallo, a native of Charlotte, N.C., has also coached at the club level for Lake Norman Soccer Club and at the high school level as a varsity assistant girls’ coach at East Lincoln High School, both in his home state. He was the men’s goalkeeper coach at Frostburg State University during the spring of 2012. Cavallo played for two seasons at Warren Wilson College before transferring to Frostburg State University to finish out his junior and senior years, where he was a two-year starter in goal. A prep standout at East Lincoln High School in Denver, N.C., Cavallo was named to the all-region team his senior season. He also played for North Meck Soccer Club throughout his high school career. Cavallo holds a bachelor’s degree in geography from Frostburg State, which he completed in the summer of 2012.

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All-Time MSUB Women’s Soccer Coaching Records Year

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1996 Doug Keith 9 0-9 .000 0 0-0 .000 1997 Doug Keith 15 2-13 .133 0 0-0 .000 1998 Carlos Arce 18 3-15 .167 4 0-4 .000 1999 Carlos Arce 17 7-10 .412 3 0-3 .000 2000 Carlos Arce 18 3-15 .167 7 0-7 .000 2001 Carlos Arce 18 9-9 .500 0 0-0 .000 2002 Don Trentham 16 2-14 .125 0 0-0 .000 2003 Don Trentham 17 6-10-1 .382 0 0-0 .000 2004 Don Trentham 19 12-4-3 .711 0 0-0 .000 2005 Don Trentham 18 11-5-2 .667 5 2-2-1 .500 2006 Don Trentham 20 13-6-1 .675 8 4-3-1 .563 2007 Don Trentham 20 9-10-1 .475 14 5-8-1 .393 2008 Don Trentham 20 10-10 .500 12 5-7 .417 2009 Don Trentham 20 9-10-1 .475 12 5-7 .417 2010 Don Trentham 20 13-6-1 .675 14 9-5 .643 2011 Wojtek Krakowiak 18 11-3-4 .722 14 8-2-4 .714 2012 Wojtek Krakowiak 20 13-6-1 .694 14 8-5-1 .607 2013 Wojtek Krakowiak 16 6-8-2 .438 14 5-8-1 .393 2014 Wojtek Krakowiak 17 11-4-2 .706 14 9-3-2 .714 2015 Wojtek Krakowiak 17 8-7-2 .529 12 6-5-1 .542 Totals 353 158-174-21 .477 147 66-69-12 .490

Postseason Results Year Coach Games W-L-T Pct. Advancement 2015 Wojtek Krakowiak 1 0-1-0 .000 GNAC Semifinals 2014 Wojtek Krakowiak 1 0-1-0 .000 GNAC Semifinals 2012 Wojtek Krakowiak 2 1-1-0 .500 GNAC Championship 2010 Don Trentham 2 1-1-0 .500 NCAA 2nd Round Totals

Rk.

2-3-0

.400

All-Time Coaching Records - Sorted by Overall Wins Coach Games W-L-T Pct. Conf. Games

Conf.

Pct.

1. Don Trentham 170 85-75-10 .529 65 30-32-3 .485 2. Wojtek Krakowiak 88 49-28-11 .619 68 36-23-9 .596 3. Carlos Arce 71 22-49-0 .310 14 0-14-0 .000 4. Doug Keith 24 2-22-0 .083 0 0-0-0 .000

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Yellowjacket Soccer Field The MSU Billings soccer field, known as Yellowjacket Soccer Field, is located on the College of Technology campus and is home to both the men's and women's soccer teams. The field is located at the corner of Shiloh and Central Avenue in west Billings. The field underwent a renovation prior to the 2007 season as a new artificial turf playing surface was installed in place of the original natural grass. A new press box, scoreboard and fence were added to the complex in seasons after, with the new 600-seat bleachers being installed following the completion of the 2011 season.

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2016 Montana State University Billings Yellowjackets Women’s Soccer Roster

No. 00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Name Katelynn Kerkvliet Clancee Ferrin Kaylee Praska Bailey Griglio Jessica Spang Kalin Sandow Dariann Oaks Mackenzie Breeden Claire Tevaseu Alexa Torbert Alycia Wright Dana Lubieniecki Courteney Shovlin Kari Kastelic Kylee Wolfe Erin Reynolds Sarah Farris Jordan Devoto Amanda Hemmen Alexa Iacolucci Kayce Moore Hayley Warren Rachel Lythgoe Sarah Coghlan Lili Delgadillo

Pos. GK GK GK M F D F M M M F M D D D M D M M F M F M D GK

Ht. 6-1 6-1 5-6 5-4 5-6 5-7 5-10 5-6 5-6 5-7 5-6 5-3 5-7 5-10 5-7 5-6 5-7 5-7 5-10 5-7 5-3 5-11 5-10 5-6 5-8

Cl. So. Fr. So. So. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. So.

Exp. TR HS SQ 1V 2V HS 1V HS HS HS 1V 3V HS 2V JC HS HS 1V HS HS HS 1V HS 1V 1V

Hometown (Previous Schools) Soldotna, AK (Soldotna/University of Mary Billings, MT (Billings Senior) Pocatello, ID (Century) Covington, WA (Kentwood) Billings, MT (Skyview) Murrieta, CA (Vista Murrieta) Kennewick, WA (Kamiakin) Bonney Lake, WA (White River) Seattle, WA (Holy Names Academy) Billings, MT (Billings Senior) Arvada, CO (Jefferson Academy Secondary) Lakewood, CO (Bear Creek) Great Falls, MT (Charles M. Russell) Phoenix, AZ (Desert Vista/New Mexico Highlands) Soldotna, AK (Soldotna/Highline CC) Lancaster, CA (Quartz Hill) Lakewood, CO (Green Mountain) Wilsall, MT (Park) Renton, WA (Liberty) Lake Forest Park, WA (Shorecrest) Livingston, MT (Park) Maple Valley, WA (Tahoma Senior/Shoreline CC) Gilbert, AZ (Campo Verde) Billings, MT (Billings Senior) Vancouver, WA (Columbia River)

Head Coach – Wojtek Krakowiak (6th season). Assistant Coach – Stephen Cavallo (3rd season). Athletic Trainer – Patrick Behre (2nd season). Pronunciation Guide 00 - KIRK-vleet 2 – GRIG-lee-oh 4 – SAN-doh 5 – DARE-ee-in 7 – TEV-uh-sue 9 – uh-LEE-shuh 10 – lube-in-ECK-ee 11 – SHOVE-lin 12 – KASS-tell-ick 17 – duh-VOTE-oh 18 – HEMM-in 19 – yah-co-LEWCH-ee 22 - LITH-go 23 – COE-glin 24 – del-guh-DEE-oh HC – VOY-tek kruh-KO-vee-ack AC – Steevin cuh-VALL-oh 2016 MSUB Women’s Soccer Media Guide | @MSUBWSoc | www.msubsports.com | 17

MSUB women’s soccer 2016 season preview Thursday, August 18, 2016 Having advanced to the GNAC Championships in three of the last four seasons, MSUB’s women’s soccer team is set to make a run back to the conference tournament as the 2016 season begins this week. BILLINGS, Mont. – Advancing to the Great Northwest Athletic Conference championship tournament in three of the last four seasons, the Montana State University Billings women’s soccer team will set out for the fall 2016 season this week with a similar goal in mind. The Yellowjackets, who finished the 2015 season with a record of 8-7-2 overall, earned a berth in the GNAC Championships with a fourth-place league finish at 6-5-1 in conference contests. MSUB was picked to finish in sixth place in the 2016 GNAC preseason coaches’ poll announced Tuesday, and will play its first exhibition match this Saturday at 6 p.m. against Rocky Mountain College at Yellowjacket Field. “We have experienced players who know what it takes to get to the GNAC tournament, and we know it is not easy but it is definitely do-able,” said sixth-year head coach Wojtek Krakowiak. “I am excited about the group of players we have, and it will be a good mix of new players and returners.” A trio of seniors will serve as the leadership core for MSUB, with one each on the defense, midfield, and offense units. Having started 42 matches and played in 50 since her freshman season in 2013, senior captain Dana Lubieniecki will enter the season with the most experience on the squad. During her junior season in 2015, Lubieniecki earned honorable mention all-GNAC after scoring two goals and assisting on two more. She started all 17 matches in the midfield, and her 1,525 minutes played were third-most on the team. “Dana has been here four years and has a really good picture of what it takes to be competitive in the GNAC,” Krakowiak said. “She is extremely skillful on the ball, and her technical abilities are among the best in the GNAC. She can score, pass, she has great vision, and is extremely fit.” Lubieniecki is also a two-time academic all-GNAC pick, and earned academic all-region honors last year while carrying a grade point average north of 3.80. She will serve as the vice president for MSUB’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee for the 2016-17 academic year.

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Anchoring the defensive unit behind Lubieniecki is senior captain Kari Kastelic, who has played every minute of the last two seasons since transferring to MSUB from New Mexico Highlands University. In a total of 3,201 minutes at center back the last two years, Kastelic has contributed a pair of goals in 34 starts. She was a second-team all-GNAC performer in 2014, an honorable mention pick last year, and earned academic all-conference and all-region honors in 2015 as well. “Kari is very competitive and doesn’t like to lose, and you can definitely see that on the field,” said Krakowiak. “She is very aggressive in the back, and is definitely an all-conference player. It is really good to have a captain in the back who can see the whole field.” MSUB’s third senior is forward Hayley Warren, who logged appearances in 14 matches last year after transferring from Shoreline Community College. Warren chipped in a pair of assists, and will look to have an increased impact up top this season. “Hayley had a good spring, and she is extremely strong and dangerous on the ball,” Krakowiak said. “She can hold the ball up front for us, and we want her to be a leader on the team this season. She is going to come in and set the tone from the beginning.” Along with Warren’s veteran presence on the offense, the ‘Jackets return their top-two goal scorers from last season in sophomore Alycia Wright and junior 2016 Seniors (L to R) Kari Kastelic, Hayley Warren, and Dana Jessica Spang. Wright led the team and ranked sixth in the GNAC with six goals Lubieniecki. last year, four of which counted as game-winners for the ‘Jackets. Wright was extremely efficient with her shots, placing 56.2 percent on target (18 of 32). Her most important goal of the year came in the regular-season finale, as she found the net against Central Washington in a 1-0 win that pushed MSUB into the conference tournament. “Alycia had a great season last year, and I think she’ll do even better this fall,” Krakowiak said. “She is able to find gaps and create space, and put herself into positions where she can score. She is also a great passer, and is very dangerous in the final third.” Beginning her third season at her hometown university, Billings Skyview alumna Spang is coming off of a five-goal, five-assist season as a sophomore in 2015. She picked up her second career GNAC Player of the Week honor last fall, and was an honorable mention all-conference pick by season’s end. A year after starting all 17 matches and totaling 1,516 minutes, Spang will be counted on heavily as a veteran leader on the field. “Jessica’s work ethic goes above and beyond our expectations, and she does the little things right,” said Krakowiak of another academic all-conference honoree. “She is going to step up even more this year, and be more of a leader for us.” The Yellowjackets welcome back five more sophomores who all saw the field a season ago, providing more experienced depth at every level of the team’s lineup. Bailey Griglio played in all 17 matches as a true freshman in 2015, scoring three goals and placing 11 of her 16 shots on frame. Griglio will look to play an increased role this season, building on the nine games that she started last fall. “Bailey did great as a freshman coming in and scoring three goals,” said Krakowiak. “She is a very creative player who is good on the ball, and she can play any position up front. I look forward to seeing her on the field this fall, and she can be a threat in the final third because of her technical ability.”

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Sarah Coghlan is another sophomore who filled into a starting spot last year, as she ranked fifth on the team with 1,494 minutes as an outside back. Starting 13 matches and playing in all 17, Coghlan figures to be an important piece of MSUB’s defensive unit again this season. “Sarah had a really good freshman year and made a good adjustment to the speed of the college game last season,” said Krakowiak. “She is a very tough defender to beat, is good in a one-v-one situation, and is extremely strong on the ball. She also has a pretty good idea of how to go forward and see gaps, and doing a little bit more than just defending.” Sophomores Dariann Oaks and Jordan Devoto also saw time as freshmen in 2015, and will provide further depth on this year’s roster. Oaks had one assist in eight games, while Devoto came off of the bench in three matches during her first season. In goal the ‘Jackets will welcome back Lili Delgadillo, who started a pair of games as a true freshman last season. MSUB will also feature a pair of 6-foot-1 goalkeepers in sophomore Katelynn Kerkvliet and freshman Clancee Ferrin. Kerkvliet is a native of Soldotna, Alaska and is transferring from the University of Mary, while Ferrin is a Billings native and graduate of Senior High School. “We have three very good goalkeepers, and with our three scrimmages we will get a pretty decent idea of the strengths of each of them,” Krakowiak said. “Lili has been with us for a year, and is very confident and a good leader. She works hard in trainings and is an awesome teammate.”

Sophomore Forward Alycia Wright.

Several true freshmen will have a chance to earn significant playing time this season as well, with 14 players total set for their first season at MSUB. Kalin Sandow, Courteney Shovlin, and Sarah Farris will make their collegiate debuts on the defensive unit, and will work alongside junior transfer Kylee Wolfe on the back line. The latter will be reunited with her Soldotna High School teammate Kerkvliet, after transferring from Highline Community College. The ’Jackets have a wealth of new players who could see action in the midfield and up front, including Mackenzie Breeden, Claire Tevaseu, Erin Reynolds, Amanda Hemmen, Alexa Iacolucci, Rachel Lythgoe, Alexa Torbert, and Kayce Moore. “I’m excited about the good balance we have with the new group coming in,” Krakowiak said. “All of them can compete for starting positions and playing time on the field, and that is going to give us some depth that we need for this season.”

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ABOUT THE COACHING STAFF Krakowiak was an assistant coach on the Yellowjackets’ staff for the team’s run to the 2010 NCAA West Region Championships, before taking over as the lead man prior to the 2011 season. Since then, he has compiled a record of 49-28-11 (.619) overall and a mark of 36-23-9 (.596) in GNAC play. After leading MSUB to a second-place finish in 2014, Krakowiak was voted the conference’s co-Coach of the Year. Assistant coach Stephen Cavallo will begin his third fall season with the ‘Jackets, having helped the team reach the conference tournament in each of his first two seasons. The Yellowjackets have gone 19-11-4 since the Charlotte, N.C., native joined the coaching staff, and he earned his Class C Licensure from the United States Soccer Federation in 2015. “I am looking forward to continuing to work with Stephen, and he is very knowledgeable about the game of soccer,” Krakowiak said. “It is great to have him in the program for a third season with us.” LOOKING AHEAD After the initial exhibition match against RMC on Saturday, the ‘Jackets will continue their preseason until taking on Colorado Christian University on Sept. 1 in Lakewood, Colo., to open the 2016 campaign. MSUB will also play Western State Colorado, San Francisco State, University of Mary, and College of Idaho on its non-conference schedule, before beginning the 12-game GNAC slate at home against Western Oregon University on Sept. 22. The top-four teams in the 2016 GNAC regular-season standings will earn a berth into the championship tournament, which will run Nov. 3-5 at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C.

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FRESHMEN

2016 Team by Class

SOPHOMORES

Mackenzie Breeden, Alexa Torbert, Alexa Iacolucci, Courteney Shovlin, Amanda Hemmen, Clancee Ferrin, Rachel Lythgoe, Kalin Sandow, Sarah Farris, Claire Tevaseu, Erin Reynolds, Kayce Moore.

JUNIORS

Bailey Griglio, Sarah Coghlan, Dariann Oaks, Lili Delgadillo, Katelynn Kerkvliet, Kaylee Praska, Alycia Wright, Jordan Devoto.

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SENIORS

Dana Lubieniecki, Hayley Warren, Kari Kastelic.

2016 TEAM

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#12 - KARI KASTELIC

POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: SENIOR HOMETOWN: PHOENIX, ARIZONA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY MAJOR: FINANCE EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY 2015: Honorable mention all-GNAC center back…NSCAA academic all-region…academic all-GNAC…team captain…played every minute for second season in-a-row…had six shots and one on tarCategory Total Date Opponent get…helped MSUB collect six shutouts as a defensive unit…played Goals 1 10/2/14 2 times 1,611 minutes, averaging 94.76 per game…has played every minute Assists 0 --(3,201) in her two seasons as a Yellowjacket…started all 17 matches and has started 34 in two seasons…played season-high 110 minutes Points 2 10/2/14 2 times at University of Mary on Sept. 5 and at home against Concordia on Shots 3 10/2/14 vs. Northwest Nazarene Sept. 26…academic all-conference. Shots on Goal 2 10/23/14 2 times 2014: Second-team all-GNAC defender…played every minute along Minutes 110 9/26/15 4 times MSUB’s back line as a central defender…tied for sixth-most minutes Corner Kicks 0 --in MSUB single season history (1,590) in first year in the program… *Date of last occurrence if multiple started all 17 games, and provided two goals for four points…finished with nine shots, placing five on target as she proved to be a versatile threat offensively and defensively…had game winning goal in 1-0 home win over Northwest Nazarene on Oct. 2…selected as MSUB’s Newcomer of the Year at the Buzzies…younger sister of MSUB women’s soccer alumna Kristen Kastelic. Career Single Game Bests

New Mexico Highlands: Started all 19 games, leading the team in minutes played with 1,561…logged one assist and posted a shots on goal percentage of .833…Dean’s list at NMHU with a 4.00 GPA. Desert Vista High School: Lettered three years as a defender for the Thunder…Arizona Interscholastic Association scholar athlete from 2010-13…Certificate of Academic Excellence from 2010-13…two-year member of the national honor society (2012, 2013)…competed as a member of the Sereno Soccer Club in the ECNL…posted a stellar record of 22-2 under head coach Marvin Hypolite in senior season.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Kastelic,Kari Season

2014 2015 TOTAL

Min.

17 1590 17 1611 34 3201

2 0 2

0 0 0

Pts Shot Shot%

4 0 4

9 6 15

.222 .000 .133

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SOG SOG%

5 1 6

.556 .167 .400

GW PK-Att

1 0 1

0-0 0-0 0-0

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#10 - DANA LUBIENIECKI POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: SENIOR HOMETOWN: LAKEWOOD, COLORADO PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BEAR CREEK HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 3 YEARS VARSITY Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

10/3/15 3 times

Assists

10/31/15 4 times

Points

10/3/15 3 times

Shots

9/12/15 at Academy of Art

2015: Honorable mention all-GNAC…NSCAA academic all-region… second straight academic all-conference selection…team captain… started all 17 minutes as a midfielder…scored two goals and added two assists for six points…took 16 shots and placed seven on target…took seven corner kicks…had a shots-on goal percentage of .438…totaled 1,525 minutes, 15th-most in MSUB single-season history…played season-high 110 minutes at home against Concordia on Sept. 26…academic all-conference.

2014: Played key role, starting 14 games and seeing action in all 17 as a midfielder for the ‘Jackets…logged 1,062 minutes…scored a Minutes 110 9/26/15 2 times goal and had two assists for four points in sophomore season…took Corner Kicks 2 11/5/15 vs. Western Washington 12 shots and placed five on target…only goal of the season served *Date of last occurrence if multiple as a game-winner, in a narrow 1-0 win over Western Oregon on Oct. 25…academic all-conference pick…Chi Alpha Sigma National Honor Society member. Shots on Goal 4

9/12/15 at Academy of Art

2013: Played in all 16 games, starting 11 as a freshman…logged 1,216 minutes, fourth most on the team as an outside midfielder…currently holds a 3.90 GPA in health and human performance. Bear Creek High School: Earned 12 letters in soccer, cross country and track & field…first-team all-Jefferson County selection in soccer as a senior…second-team all-conference pick for the Bears as a junior in soccer…second-team all-conference pick all four years in cross country… multi-year academic all-conference selection in all sports.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Lubieniecki,Dana Season

2013 2014 2015 TOTAL

16 17 17 50

Min.

1216 1062 1525 3803

0 1 2 3

0 2 2 4

Pts Shot Shot%

0 4 6 10

5 12 16 33

.000 .083 .125 .091

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SOG SOG%

4 5 7 16

.800 .417 .438 .485

GW PK-Att

0 1 0 1

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

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#21 - HAYLEY WARREN POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: SENIOR HOMETOWN: MAPLE VALLEY, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAJOR: PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY

Assists

2015: Played in 14 matches, starting two…totaled two points with two assists, both coming at home in a 2-1 win over Western Oregon on Sept. 24…played 593 minutes, averaging 42.36 per game…took 17 Total Date Opponent shots, placing five on target…had season-high four shots at Academy 0 --of Art on Sept. 12…played season-high 69 minutes at home against 2 9/24/15 vs. Western Oregon Carroll College on Sept. 3.

Points

9/24/15 vs. Western Oregon Shoreline Community College: Twice led the NWAACC in goals

Shots

9/12/15 at Academy of Art

Career Single Game Bests Category Goals

Shots on Goal 1

10/22/15 5 times

Minutes

9/3/15

vs. Carroll College

Corner Kicks 0 --*Date of last occurrence if multiple

during her first two collegiate seasons at Shoreline Community College…as a freshman in 2013, totaled 23 goals and 12 assists for 58 total points…followed that performance with 26 goals and eight assists for 60 points as a sophomore in 2014…selected as the NWAACC Most Valuable Player as a sophomore, and was the Northern region MVP both her freshman and sophomore seasons…also served as team captain and was team MVP both years, and was voted most inspirational by her teammates.

Tahoma Senior High School: Earned a pair of letters as a defender under head coach Jason Johnson…was a first-team all-league defender during her prep career, and also earned one letter as a jumper on the track and field squad.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Warren,Hayley Season

2015 TOTAL

14 14

Min.

593 593

0 0

2 2

Pts Shot Shot%

2 2

17 17

.000 .000

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SOG SOG%

5 5

.294 .294

GW PK-Att

0 0

0-0 0-0

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#3 - JESSICA SPANG POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SKYVIEW HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: ELEMENTARY EDUCATION EXPERIENCE: 2 YEARS VARSITY 2015: Honorable mention all-GNAC…academic all-conference… led team with 15 points, totaling five goals and five assists…started all 17 matches, playing 1,516 minutes as a striker…led team with Category Total Date Opponent 33 shots and placed 15 on target for a shots-on goal percentage of Goals 2 9/24/15 vs. Western Oregon .455…scored two game-winning goals…earned GNAC Player of the Assists 2 10/3/15 at Saint Martin's Week for Aug. 31-Sept. 6 as she scored and had an assist in a 3-2 win over Carroll College…scored two goals against Western Oregon at Points 4 9/24/15 vs. Western Oregon home on Sept. 24…had two assists at Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3…averShots 7 10/8/15 at Northwest Nazarene aged 89.18 minutes per game…academic all-conference selection. Shots on Goal 3 9/12/15 2 times 2014: Strong debut season as a true freshman, playing in all 17 Minutes 110 9/26/15 3 times games and starting 10…scored two goals and added three assists as Corner Kicks 1 11/1/14 at Northwest Nazarene a forward for seven total points…took 11 shots and placed four on *Date of last occurrence if multiple target…took one corner kick…earned GNAC Player of the Week after scoring her first goal and providing her first assist in a 2-0 win over Sioux Falls in the preseason. Career Single Game Bests

Skyview High School: Lettered four times in soccer under head coach John Wisler…all-state honoree, team MVP and captain during senior season…National Honor Society member…all-conference, team captain, best offensive player as a junior…all-state, best offensive player as a sophomore.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Spang,Jessica Season

2014 2015 TOTAL

Min.

17 1030 17 1516 34 2546

2 5 7

3 5 8

Pts Shot Shot%

7 15 22

11 33 44

.182 .152 .159

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SOG SOG%

4 15 19

.364 .455 .432

GW PK-Att

0 2 2

0-0 0-0 0-0

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#23 - SARAH COGHLAN POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/EXERCISE SCIENCE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY 2015: Started 13 matches and played in all 17 as a true freshman at outside back…recorded first career assist at Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3…took eight shots, placing five on target…played 1,494 minutes, 18th-most in a single season in MSUB history…averaged 87.88 minutes per game…played 13 complete games, including eight straight to end the season.

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

Assists

10/3/15 at Saint Martin's

Points

10/3/15 at Saint Martin's

Shots

9/12/15 at Academy of Art

Shots on Goal 2

9/12/15 at Academy of Art

Minutes

9/5/15

110

at University of Mary

Corner Kicks 0 --*Date of last occurrence if multiple

Billings Senior High School: Earned six letters in soccer and swimming for the Broncs...split time between forward and defender under head coach Megan Parish during her prep career, earning the team’s offensive most valuable player award as a freshman...was also selected to the Class AA all-state team in soccer...during junior year, she anchored a defense that only conceded six goals all season.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Coghlan,Sarah Season

2015 TOTAL

Min.

17 1494 17 1494

0 0

1 1

Pts Shot Shot%

1 1

8 8

.000 .000

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SOG SOG%

5 5

.625 .625

GW PK-Att

0 0

0-0 0-0

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#24 - LILI DELGADILLO POSITION: GOALKEEPER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: COLUMBIA RIVER HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY 2015: Started two matches in goal for the Yellowjackets…totaled eight saves while allowing two goals…recorded first career shutout on Sept. 5 at the University of Mary (0-0 draw)…totaled 200 minCategory Total Date Opponent utes and faced 21 shots…held a goals-against average of 0.90 and a Saves 5 9/10/15 at San Francisco State save percentage of .800. Goals Allowed 2 9/10/15 at San Francisco State Columbia River High School: Participated in soccer, track, and Shots Faced 15 9/10/15 at San Francisco State basketball during her prep career…earning three letters in soccer, Minutes 110 9/5/15 at University of Mary helped the Chieftains to a cumulative 51-4 record as a goalkeeper *Date of last occurrence if multiple under head coach Filomon Afenegus…as a senior, held a goalsagainst average of 0.5…in track and field, earned four letters as a javelin thrower…also participated in basketball for one season as a post player where she earned the team’s Most Inspirational award…was a team captain and all-Greater St. Helens League selection as a senior in soccer…was a WIAA scholar athlete in all the sports she participated in, a National Honor Society member, and graduated in the top-10 percent of her class. Career Single Game Bests

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Delgadillo,Lili Season

Season

2015 TOTAL

2 2

Min.

200 200

0 0

Minutes

200:00 200:00

0 0

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GW PK-Att

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1 1

0-0 0-0

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Sho

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#17 - JORDAN DEVOTO POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: WILSALL, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: PARK HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: UNDECIDED EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY 2015: Played in three matches as a true freshman…had first career shot against Saint Martin’s at home on Oct. 17…totaled 15 minutes in first collegiate season.

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

Assists

Points

Shots

10/17/15 vs. Saint Martin's

Shots on Goal

Minutes

10/17/15 2 times

Corner Kicks 0 --*Date of last occurrence if multiple

Park High School: Comes to MSUB after earning two letters as a soccer standout for the Rangers…under head coach Matt Dettori, was a two-time all-league selection and was also an all-state pick… as a senior she won her team’s Offensive Player of the Year award, and served as the team captain for two seasons…other accolades include Team Choice Award as well as the Coaches’ Choice Award…in addition to high-school career, played for the Big Timber Football Club, where she was also a team captain…as a senior she was the team’s highest goal scorer spending time as a left striker.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Devoto,Jordan Season

2015 TOTAL

3 3

Min.

15 15

0 0

Pts Shot Shot%

0 0

1 1

.000 .000

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SOG SOG%

0 0

.000 .000

GW PK-Att

0 0

0-0 0-0

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#2 - BAILEY GRIGLIO POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: COVINGTON, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: KENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: MARKETING/MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

10/3/15 at Saint Martin's

Assists

Points

10/3/15 at Saint Martin's

2015: Scored three goals as a true freshman for six points…started nine matches and played in all 17 primarily as an outside midfielder… placed 11 of 16 shots on target…totaled 770 minutes, averaging 45.29 per game…had first career multi-goal game with two goals at Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3…played season-high 79 minutes at home against Seattle Pacific on Oct. 15.

Kentwood High School: Earned three letters as a midfielder and defender under head coach Aaron Radford…during her four years, Shots 3 10/22/15 3 times helped the Conquerors compile an overall record of 42-19-9 and Shots on Goal 3 10/22/15 at Concordia (Ore.) served as a team captain as a senior…was voted her junior varsity Minutes 79 10/15/15 vs. Seattle Pacific team’s Most Improved Player as a freshman and never looked back, progressing into a first-team all-SPSL North League all-star by her Corner Kicks 0 --senior season…in 2014, was also tabbed as Most Inspirational by her *Date of last occurrence if multiple team.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Griglio,Bailey Season

2015 TOTAL

17 17

Min.

770 770

3 3

0 0

Pts Shot Shot%

6 6

16 16

.188 .188

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SOG SOG%

11 11

.688 .688

GW PK-Att

0 0

0-0 0-0

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#5 - DARIANN OAKS POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: KAMIAKIN HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY 2015: Played in eight games as a true freshman…secured first career assist on Oct. 24 at Western Oregon…took two shots, placing one on target…totaled 165 minutes, averaging 20.63 per game…played season-high 32 minutes at Western Washington on Oct. 15.

Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

Assists

10/24/15 at Western Oregon

Kamiakin High School: Earned six letters as a defender for the Braves as well as a hurdler and 4x400 relay specialist…under head coach Chris Points 1 10/24/15 at Western Oregon Erickson, helped her team to a Mid-Columbia Conference championShots 1 10/8/15 2 times ship as a junior and a conference co-championship title as a senior… Shots on Goal 1 10/8/15 at Northwest Nazarene in 2013 helped the Braves to a runner-up finish at the Washington Class 3A championships…as a senior, was a second-team all-league Minutes 32 10/10/15 at Western Washington defender, contributing to a back line that only conceded eight goals all Corner Kicks 0 --season and posted a 12-2-0 record…in track and field, teams won all *Date of last occurrence if multiple of the meets they competed in, and she was a first-team all-conference selection as a senior for her efforts as part of the Braves’ relay teams… three-time state champion in track.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Oaks,Dariann Season

2015 TOTAL

8 8

Min.

165 165

0 0

1 1

Pts Shot Shot%

1 1

2 2

.000 .000

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SOG SOG%

1 1

.500 .500

GW PK-Att

0 0

0-0 0-0

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#9 - ALYCIA WRIGHT POSITION: FORWARD CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: ARVADA, COLORADO PREVIOUS SCHOOL: JEFFERSON ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: BUSINESS/ACCOUNTING EXPERIENCE: 1 YEAR VARSITY Career Single Game Bests Category

Total Date

Opponent

Goals

10/31/15 6 times

Assists

Points

10/31/15 6 times

Shots

10/8/15 2 times

Shots on Goal 2

10/31/15 5 times

2015: Led team and ranked No. 6 in the GNAC in goals as a true freshman with six…had 12 points in first season…finished tied for second in the GNAC in game-winning goals with four…started 14 games and played in all 17 as a forward…totaled 1,212 minutes and averaged 71.29 minutes…ranked second on team in shots (32) and placed 18 on target…scored game-winning goal against Central Washington in final game of the season to help ‘Jackets clinch berth in GNAC tournament…played season-high 95 minutes at Concordia University on Oct. 22…had season-high four shots at Academy of Art on Sept. 12 and at Northwest Nazarene on Oct. 8.

Jefferson Academy Secondary High School: A three-sport standout, lettered four times each in soccer and basketball and once in track Minutes 95 10/22/15 at Concordia and field…during her prep career as a forward on the Jaguars’ soccer team, helped the squad to a 30-15 record under head coach Denise Corner Kicks 0 --Sutton…as a junior was a first-team all-Metro League and all-state se*Date of last occurrence if multiple lection after earning all-league honors as a freshman and sophomore as well…was team captain as a junior, and played in an all-star game… single-season bests include 29 goals and 16 assists for 74 points, while her career marks were 63 goals, 24 assists and 150 total points…as a small forward in basketball, was voted team MVP and an all-league honorable mention selection as a junior…in basketball, scored a single-season best of 197 points and a career total of 358…in track and field, her best place was seventh in the state in the 800 meters.

MSUB Women's Soccer Career Stats Individual Career History Wright,Alycia Season

2015 TOTAL

Min.

17 1212 17 1212

6 6

0 0

Pts Shot Shot%

12 12

32 32

.188 .188

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SOG SOG%

18 18

.562 .562

GW PK-Att

4 4

0-0 0-0

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#1 - KAYLEE PRASKA POSITION: GOALKEEPER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: POCATELLO, IDAHO PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: PRE-NURSING EXPERIENCE: SQUAD Century High School: Two-year letterwinner in goal…led the Diamondbacks as team captain her senior season…helped her squad to an 181-1 mark under head coach Jamshid Roomiany, and earned all-region honors for her efforts…during her standout final prep season, commanded a defense that allowed just eight goals in 20 games.

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#14 - KYLEE WOLFE

POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: JUNIOR HOMETOWN: SOLDOTNA, ALASKA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: HIGHLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAJOR: CRIMINAL JUSTICE EXPERIENCE: JUNIOR COLLEGE

Highline College: Helped Thunderbirds to the Northwest Athletic Conference west division title…named to league all-star team as a defender…scored one goal and added four assists for six points. Soldotna High School: Participated in soccer for four seasons, helping team to a cumulative record of 62-2-3…named conference player of the year as a senior…team MVP sophomore through senior seasons…helped team to region titles and third-place finishes at state tournament in 3 of 4 seasons…earned first-team all-league honors sophomore through senior seasons…was a second-team all-NLC selection as a freshman. Coach Krakowiak on Inman-Wolfe: “Kylee is a dynamic defender who has the ability to push forward and be dangerous attacking in the final third. She is a physical player who can win tackles and keep possession of the ball. Kylee is coming off of a very successful year at Highline, and we are really excited that she chose MSUB.”

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#00 - KATELYNN KERKVLIET POSITION: GOALKEEPER CLASS: SOPHOMORE HOMETOWN: SOLDOTNA, ALASKA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: UNIVERSITY OF MARY MAJOR: HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION/MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE: TRANSFER University of Mary: Played in six basketball games as a true freshman during 2014-15…averaged 3.5 points per game. Soldotna High School: Four-year letterwinner as a goalkeeper under head coach Jimmy Love…all-league and all-state selection as a junior and senior…won coaches’ award as a senior…named school’s Women’s Student-Athlete of the Year as a senior…in basketball was all-state as a senior and earned two tournament MVPs…two-time all-league selection and team MVP in basketball…all-conference middle blocker in volleyball as a junior and senior. Coach Krakowiak on Kerkvliet: “We are very happy that Katelynn decided to transfer to us. She is an athletic and dynamic goalkeeper, and we are positive she will be a great addition to our already-strong recruiting class.” Kerkvliet on choosing MSUB: “I chose MSUB because of the great opportunities it has to offer. The coaches are outstanding and I can’t wait to be a part of their team to become a better player and all-around person.”

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#6 - MACKENZIE BREEDEN POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: BONNEY LAKE, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: WHITE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: PRE-MEDICINE EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL White River High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer…helped Hornets to a cumulative record of 37-19 under head coach Charlie Carlier…first-team all-state selection as a senior…Class 2A South Puget Sound League co-MVP…team captain as a senior…team’s most inspirational player…second-team all-area selection…three-time scholar athlete award winner…three-time first-team all SPSL selection as a midfielder. Coach Krakowiak on Breeden: "Mackenzie is a versatile player who will help us in many different facets. She has the ability to play on the outside or through the middle. She has a great shot and to this day I remember the goal she scored the first time I watched her play. Her quickness and aggressiveness make her hard to cover, and we are looking forward to seeing Mackenzie's versatility in the fall." Breeden on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because it is out of state, but still close to home, and it is important to me to share my college soccer experience with my family. I can tell that it is very important for Coach Krakowiak to develop not only great athletes, but great humans. He believes strongly in giving back, which is also something I aspire to do in my life. I am happy to be a part of a team that reaches out to the community. Lastly, the size of MSUB is a great fit for me. I immediately felt a sense of family on my visit and am looking forward to a very successful career at MSUB."

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#16 - SARAH FARRIS POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: LAKEWOOD, COLORADO PREVIOUS SCHOOL: GREEN MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: BIOLOGY EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Green Mountain High School: Three-year letterwinner in soccer…honorable mention all-Jefferson County League as a senior…team captain as a senior…four-year academic honoree in the classroom. Coach Krakowiak on Farris: “Sarah made a great impression on us during her visit to MSUB. She has a great, outgoing personality and we really enjoyed meeting her. She is a strong, quick, and intelligent defender who can read the game well, and it allows her to win the ball. She is also very committed to her school work, and we are glad that she will be joining our Yellowjacket family.” Farris on choosing MSUB: “Coach Krakowiak said he wanted me to play for his team, and this was just an opportunity I couldn’t pass up. Montana is beautiful, the people are amazing, the campus is gorgeous, and I am excited to be welcomed into a community of people who love doing what I love: Playing soccer.”

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#0 - CLANCEE FERRIN POSITION: GOALKEEPER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: NURSING EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Billings Senior High School: Three-sport athlete in soccer, basketball, and track & field for the Broncs…as a goalkeeper, helped her team to a cumulative record of 37-3-4 over three seasons as a letterwinner…member of two state championship teams and one state runner-up squad… picked as team’s most inspirational player as a senior…three-time academic all-state pick…National Honor Society member from 2013-15… team captain and defensive player of the year in basketball…member of Broncs’ two track & field state title teams. Coach Krakowiak on Ferrin: "Clancee has a great presence on the field and can be dangerous in so many areas. Her physicality is a valuable asset as a goalkeeper, especially on set pieces and corners. With more training, hard work, and dedication, she can become a very competitive goalkeeper." Ferrin on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because it allowed me to stay close to my family and it satisfied my goal of obtaining higher education in the nursing field. I specifically felt that MSUB women's soccer had the high expectations and standards I wanted to be held to as a student-athlete, not to mention the success of the program in years past. Overall, I feel that MSUB is a good fit for me and will help me grow as a person and build strong relationships with others."

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#18 - AMANDA HEMMEN POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: RENTON, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: UNDECIDED EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Liberty High School: Earned two letters as a defender and midfielder under head coach Tami Nguyen…honorable mention all-Kinco League in 2013 and 2015…also competed for the Pacific Northwest Soccer Club. Coach Krakowiak on Hemmen: "Amanda's physicality and ability to win balls in the middle make her a very lethal player. She can easily break down the attack and disrupt dangerous balls in the middle third. She also has great vision on the field, which allows her to complete penetrating passes in the final third." Hemmen on choosing MSUB: "MSUB will give me the opportunity to pursue the medical field while playing collegiate soccer. I am excited to play in a competitive league, and to have games near my family in Washington. The coaching staff and soccer program are very welcoming, and I cannot wait to see what we accomplish as a team."

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#19 - ALEXA IACOLUCCI POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: LAKE FOREST PARK, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: SHORECREST HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: UNDECIDED EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Shorecrest High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer…led Highlanders to a four-year record of 70-2-12 under head coach Mindy Dalziel…second-team all-state honoree as a senior…picked as team’s most valuable player as a senior…team’s rookie of the year as a freshman after leading Class 3A Wesco League in scoring…first-team all-league honors in 2012 and 2015…second-team all-league in 2013 and 2014…National Honor Society member for three years…led team to state tournament all four seasons. Coach Krakowiak on Iacolucci: "Alexa has a lot to offer, and is a versatile player who can play multiple positions. Her soccer I.Q. makes her stand out on the field, she makes good decisions on the ball, and makes the players around her much better. I like that she is a crafty and creative player who can do some amazing things with her left foot. We are really excited to call her a Yellowjacket." Iacolucci on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because I wanted to pursue my passion for soccer and enjoy my last couple of years of playing the sport I love. I also chose it because it is away from home and I will be able to grow and become independent while I'm attending MSUB. It should also give me the chance to further my education and help me decide what career I want to pursue."

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#22 - RACHEL LYTHGOE POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: GILBERT, ARIZONA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CAMPO VERDE HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: ENGLISH EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Campo Verde High School: Earned three letters in soccer…led Coyotes to the Division I High School State Quarterfinals as a senior…honorable mention all-Division I pick…member of team’s state championship title as a freshman…helped team reach quarterfinals as a sophomore…also competed for the SC Del Sol club team in the Elite Clubs National League…Golden Scholar four years…National Spanish Honor Society member since 2014…graduated in top-5 percent of senior class. Coach Krakowiak on Lythgoe: "Rachel made a great impression on us during her on-campus visit. She has a wonderful attitude and is a great person, and that is very important to us. She has a great presence on the field and is a solid defender and midfielder. She is a very smart player with good vision on the field." Lythgoe on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because of the great degree programs and competitive soccer program. I really liked the close community feel I discovered while at the campus and in Billings. The campus is beautiful, and the small class sizes that are offered are appealing to me. I immediately felt welcomed by the coaches and players. I feel that the MSUB women's soccer team is looking to get better through hard work and a love for the game, and I'm so excited to be a part of the Yellowjacket family."

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#20 - KAYCE MOORE POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: LIVINGSTON, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: PARK HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: PHYSICAL THERAPY EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Park High School: Three-year letterwinner under head coach Matt Dettori…versatile player who can excel as a central midfielder, defender, or outside winger…earned all-conference honors and coaches’ choice award…high-school teammate of current Yellowjacket Jordan Devoto. Coach Krakowiak on Moore: “I like Kayce’s quickness, aggressiveness, and ability to take players on. We always like players who are not afraid to dribble, keep possession, and take calculated risks. She will provide depth in our midfield and attacking areas, and it is great that she can play multiple positions on the field. I got to know Kayce during our overnight camp, and her kindness will fit in great with our team’s personalities as well.” Moore on choosing MSUB: “My interest in MSUB sparked when I attended a soccer game in Billings to support my former teammate. It has always been my dream to compete in collegiate soccer, and hearing all about it from my friend on the Yellowjackets’ team made it seem closer to a reality. I chose MSUB not only because of the soccer program but because of its location in regards to my hometown. As well as the athletics and location, MSUB also offers opportunities for pursuing a career in physical therapy.”

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#15 - ERIN REYNOLDS POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: QUARTZ HILL HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: BIOLOGY EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Quartz Hill High School: Four-year letterwinner in soccer…helped Rebels to a cumulative record of 79-8-11 under head coach Charles Gordon…team captain as a senior…academic letterwinner in 2013 and 2014…served as ASB Leadership Girls Sports Commissioner from 2015-16. Coach Krakowiak on Reynolds: "Erin is a very technical, skillful, and clever player, who is very comfortable on the ball and can easily get out from tight spaces. Her vision on the field allows her to read plays before they happen, and it makes her a smart defender. Erin not only possesses the ability to win the ball and tackles, but she can also be creative on the ball and connect passes. She definitely has the ability to transition from defense to offense." Reynolds on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because of the campus size and the opportunity to continue my soccer career. MSUB also gives me everything I want in a university: A beautiful campus, small classes, and being close to family members. It is the best place for me to earn my degree."

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#4 - KALIN SANDOW POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: MURRIETA, CALIFORNIA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: VISTA MURRIETA HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: PSYCHOLOGY EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Vista Murrieta High School: Won two letters with the Broncos under head coach Ryan Heise…helped team to a combined record of 31-5-7 in two seasons as a center back…earned all-Southwestern League honors both seasons…team captain as a senior…two-year scholar athlete honoree…contributed one goal and two assists as a defender in 2015. Coach Krakowiak on Sandow: "Kalin is a very intelligent defender who will come in and help strengthen our back line. She reads the game very well and has the technical ability to help us keep the ball. Kalin has good awareness on the field and is able to make good decisions under pressure. She has an awesome attitude and impressed everyone during her recruiting trip. We are excited to have her join our program." Sandow on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because when I came to visit the school it was everything I was looking for. The campus was small, but still inviting, and provided a lot of help for students. The students seemed friendly and nice, and the city reminds me a lot of my hometown. The soccer team was also very kind to me and made me feel very welcome on my visit. MSUB has a competitive soccer team and I could tell that every one of them had a want to win which is something that I value strongly. MSUB is a place where I can grow athletically, academically, and personally."

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#11 - COURTENEY SHOVLIN POSITION: DEFENDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: GREAT FALLS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: CHARLES M. RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: POLITICAL SCIENCE EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Charles M. Russell High School: Three-sport standout for the Rustlers…competed in soccer, basketball and track & field…helped team to a state title in soccer in 2014…all-state selection as a defender in 2014 and 2015…free kick in final 10 minutes of state title game helped her team capture the Class AA crown…voted defensive MVP as a junior and senior…team captain…earned two letters in basketball as a forward…all-state, honor-roll and National Honor Society member academically…in track & field placed fifth at state meet with 4x400 team. Coach Krakowiak on Shovlin: "Courteney is the ultimate competitor, and is a hard-nosed defender who possesses great athleticism. She is very strong in one-on-one situations, and we have always been impressed with her dedication to self-improvement and attitude. We love that Courteney is from Montana, and she and her family have been tremendous supporters of the Yellowjackets." Shovlin on choosing MSUB: "I picked MSUB because of its great atmosphere both academically and athletically. It also helped that Billings is relatively close to home and my parents will be able to attend games. That is a huge bonus for me since they have been my supporters since day one. MSUB is a place where I feel comfortable, and the coaches and the players are all very welcoming. I am excited for a chance to play college soccer, and I look forward to starting a new chapter of my life here in Billings."

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#7 - CLAIRE TEVASEU POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON PREVIOUS SCHOOL: HOLY NAMES ACADEMY MAJOR: UNDECIDED EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Holy Names Academy: Four-year letterwinner in soccer…first-team all-Metro League midfielder as a senior…served as co-captain… helped team reach quarterfinals of Class 3A state tournament…won her team’s coach’s award…second-team all-league as a junior…also competed in Olympic Development Program, where she helped her team to the Region IV ODP Championships semifinals in 2014…played for Pacific Northwest Premier Soccer Club…reached Washington state finals in 2015 after team won titles in 2013 and 2014. Coach Krakowiak on Tevaseu: "Claire is a very intelligent player who possesses great technical ability. We love Claire's ability to do all the simple things right on the field and be a very consistent player. She is coming off of a successful club career and will add a lot to our midfield depth. Defensively, she reads the game extremely well, which allows her to win a lot of balls in the middle third. Off the field, Claire has impressed us with her commitment to school work, and she will fit in perfectly with our Yellowjacket family." Tevaseu on choosing MSUB: "I made my decision to attend MSUB after the feeling of belonging I experienced during my visit. The small class sizes, the coaches' vision for my future here, the friendliness of my future teammates, and the opportunity for my family to see me play games in Washington were other positive factors that made my decision easy."

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#8 - ALEXA TORBERT POSITION: MIDFIELDER CLASS: FRESHMAN HOMETOWN: BILLINGS, MONTANA PREVIOUS SCHOOL: BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR: HEALTH/HUMAN PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE: HIGH SCHOOL Billings Senior High School: Three-sport standout for the Broncs…competed in soccer, basketball, and track & field…helped soccer team to two state titles…named team’s offensive player of the year and team captain…all-conference selection and academic all-state pick. Coach Krakowiak on Torbert: "Alexa is a player with a good understanding of the holding midfielder role. She has the ability to win balls, make tackles, and be aggressive when needed, and her physicality allows her to be tough and smart. She is a technical player who can possess the ball and keep things simple, and she will make our team better in the midfield area." Torbert on choosing MSUB: "I chose MSUB because it was a great fit for me academically as well as athletically. The soccer team is like a second family and provides all the support necessary to survive college. Being close to home allows my family to come to games and support me as an athlete. Overall, MSUB had everything I was looking for in a college."

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Katlyn Lokay among MSUB’s best as 4-year starter for ‘Jackets Friday, September 25, 2015 Turning in one of the best careers in MSUB women’s soccer history, senior captain Katlyn Lokay is a leader on and off the field who inspires teammates through her humble leadership. MSUB SPORTS – With her team trailing 2-1 on the road against Northwest Nazarene University and with time running down in the second half, then-junior Katlyn Lokay of the Montana State University Billings women’s soccer team knew the Yellowjackets had to make a move and do so quickly. MSUB was fighting for positioning in the 2014 Great Northwest Athletic Conference women’s soccer standings, vying for a return to the conference championship which Lokay had experienced as a freshman in 2012 but had eluded her and the ‘Jackets in 2013. In the 84th minute in the final regular season match of the year, Lokay tucked home her third goal of the season to tie the score at 2-2. In the second overtime period, Lokay’s fourth goal of the season clinched the come-from-behind victory and sent the Yellowjackets into the conference tournament on a positive note. Lokay and her teammates turned a losing season in 2013 into an 11-3-2 regular-season finish in 2014 as the Yellowjackets finished in second place in the regular season standings. Lokay’s goals in that match were not career-defining or particularly memorable beyond the week that followed. But they served as a perfect representation of the impact she has had on MSUB’s program throughout her four-year career. Now as a senior with MSUB, Lokay wears the captain’s arm band proudly. She has earned it as she has grown into a vital leadership figure who the players around her aspire to be like. Most of all, she has been a game-changer for the ‘Jackets, just as she was on that November afternoon in Nampa, Idaho. Lokay has developed into a player MSUB can always count on to come through in the clutch and lift her entire team through the way that she carries herself.

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PLAYING WITH THE BOYS Many kids experiment with a variety of sports growing up, testing their hands – and feet – at as many different activities as they can. For Lokay however, it has been soccer since Day 1. When she first started out, it didn’t bother Lokay that she was thrown into the boys’ small-sided games as a kid. “Growing up I never did other sports, it was just soccer,” Lokay said. “I got to the age where boys don’t like passing to girls and I started to get frustrated.” Lokay joined the Boulder County Force for her U9 season, and when she reached the U11 age Lokay began to take her game to the next level. Playing under head coach Ryan Hinkle, Lokay credits her early teenage years as being most crucial to the technical development of her game. “He taught me how to read the game and all of the technical things,” Lokay commented on her early coach. “He taught me everything I know and gave me an opportunity to grow and be part of a top tier team.” By the time she reached high school, Lokay had excelled on every team she had played for, learning skills as a central defender as well as an attacking midfielder during her development. It was Lokay’s adaptability to different roles and strong work ethic that initially caught the attention of MSUB head coach Wojtek Krakowiak. “One night my dad came to me and said he had a coach from Montana on the phone who wanted to talk to me,” Lokay remembered. “He told me he wanted me to come for a visit, so my mother and I flew out, did a tour and I trained with the team. I felt like when I visited it was similar enough to home but far enough away for me to feel independent. It just felt right and it was where I was supposed to be.” A roughly eight-hour drive from her home town of Boulder, Colo., Lokay knew right away during her initial visit that Billings was the right choice to pursue her career at the college level. After signing her letter of intent however, Lokay faced one of the toughest decisions of her life prior to her senior season at Boulder High School. After a subluxation of the patella in her left knee, Lokay needed surgery that would force her to miss her final prep season. “I renounced my captainship, and got surgery that December so I didn’t play my senior season,” Lokay said. “Rehab was the main focus for me that spring, and I was nervous about being fit coming into college as a freshman.” When she was able to get back onto the field, Lokay trained with her brother Zac’s club team as she was reminded of her early youth days playing with the boys. “That was frustrating at first, but it ended up being the best thing for me,” Lokay said regarding working out with her brother. “I was just trying to get my strength and quickness back.” CAREER UNFOLDING “I remember watching her start consistently our freshman year. She just puts her head down, does what she has to do, and doesn’t ask questions. I have always looked up to her and she always puts her best effort into everything.” – Senior Ashely Marra on senior Katlyn Lokay. Not only did she recover stronger than ever, but Lokay hit the ground running from her first day as a Yellowjacket. As a freshman, she started all 20 matches and led the team in minutes played with 1,798. In just her third career match, Lokay scored her first two collegiate goals, lifting the Yellowjackets to a 2-0 victory over Dixie State on Sept. 6, 2012.

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What stood out beyond Lokay’s two goals and assists in her first season however was her versatility and rare leadership she displayed as one of the youngest players on the team. “I remember to this day when she played every position her freshman year except for goalkeeper,” Krakowiak commented. “This tells you that she had excellent coaches in the past who really focused on tactical and technical aspects of the game. She raises the bar every day for MSUB women’s soccer and we are very lucky that she chose MSUB.” Lokay’s productive first season culminated in a run to the GNAC Championships, where the Yellowjackets advanced to the title game before falling to Western Washington. “As a freshman I had no idea what it meant to make the tournament, but throughout the season I realized that to get there was huge,” Lokay said. “When we beat Seattle Pacific in the first round it was the best feeling in the world. You can’t really describe it without being there.” Despite the successful first campaign, Lokay and the ‘Jackets struggled to play at the same level her sophomore year as MSUB just missed the conference tournament and finished with a record of 6-8-2. Lokay again started every match and led the team in minutes with 1,486, but she experienced a familiar challenge upon the conclusion of the season.

Katlyn Lokay as a freshman in 2012.

With the surgery on her left knee and the recovery it entailed still relatively fresh in Lokay’s mind, she suffered the exact same injury on her right knee and again faced surgery and six months away from the game. Motivated by her injury as well as MSUB’s subpar season, Lokay was determined to recover stronger than ever after she had to sit out during the Yellowjackets’ spring season in 2014.

Returning home over the summer, Lokay worked with physical therapist Jeff Hoobler who she credits with helping her through the grueling rehab a second time. “Having him there was very helpful, because he knew what my body needed and what my circumstances were,” Lokay commented on Hoobler. “Having that support system helped me get back to 100 percent.” While Lokay had to deal with the frustration of not playing with her teammates in the spring, then-fellow sophomore Teegan Koster faced the same injury and was also sidelined. The duo had already grown close and developed a strong friendship, but working through their injuries together only helped strengthen their bond. “It is never fun to sit out, even in the spring, but I am glad Katlyn and I both went through the injury together,” Koster said. “She bounced back really quickly. No one can question how hard she works, and she has always led by example.” “Teegan has stuck with me throughout ups and downs and everything I have been through here,” Lokay said. “I don’t know what I would do without her support in life in general.” ‘LOKAY’ RHYMES WITH ‘OK’ “Soccer has taught me to come out of my shell. I didn’t talk much my freshman year and was shy off the field. Now, especially being a captain, I have to be able to communicate with my teammates on and off the field. College athletics are hard, and it takes a lot of mental and physical strength. Making it through four years here has taught me to grow up a lot.” – Katlyn Lokay. By season’s end, Lokay will become just the seventh player ever at MSUB to cross 6,000 career minutes played. Her presence on the field over the past four years has been a model of consistency rarely matched, but her contributions off the field within her team and university have been just as significant.

Lokay as a sophomore in 2013.

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Lokay currently serves as the vice president for MSUB’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and carries a 3.3 grade point average while pursuing her degree in psychology. After college, Lokay has ambitions of joining the police force, explaining her desire to build a career around making a difference in peoples’ lives. “Because I have played soccer my whole life, I have always enjoyed the physical aspect and being hands-on,” Lokay said. “That part of police work appeals to me, and I want to be out on my feet being active. I want to do something that makes a difference and that isn’t the same thing every day.” Lokay admits that she has always been somewhat of a soft-spoken leader, choosing her words wisely and electing to think through situations rather than act on impulses. “One of the things I respect about Katlyn is that she is fine being the outsider looking in,” Marra said. “It is interesting to get her point of view on things because she will see something completely different than other people.” When Marra and Lokay first joined the program together as Lokay as a junior in 2014. freshmen, Lokay had an immediate impact on her classmate in one of the first team sessions they had together. Participating in an early-season fitness exercise – known to athletes as “the beep test” – Marra set out determined to match Lokay stride-for-stride and keep up with her. “I remember thinking, ‘I am going to stay with this girl, I am just as fast as her,’” Marra recalled with a laugh. “She sprinted the whole thing and I think I made it to level six. I have made it a goal ever since to beat her in races, but she always wins.” CAPTAIN LOKAY “What I like most about Katlyn is her personality. She is a very humble person with a huge heart, she never complains, and she always has a positive attitude. She has raised the bar very high for the women’s soccer program, not just on the field, but also as a person, student, and athlete. It will be a huge job for me to find another Katlyn.” – MSUB head coach Wojtek Krakowiak on senior captain Katlyn Lokay. Wearing the captain’s arm band for the third straight season, Lokay now helps anchor MSUB’s back line as a central defender. She has served in every role imaginable for the team, scoring goals when the Yellowjackets needed them most, and stopping opponents in their tracks in the defensive third.

Lokay as a senior in 2015.

Among her goals in her final season are to help the Yellowjackets build on last season’s success and return to the conference tournament. So far, MSUB is off to a 4-1-1 start and is 2-0 in conference play after a comefrom-behind 2-1 win over Western Oregon on Thursday.

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Krakowiak and the Yellowjackets have asked Lokay to be everything they have needed throughout her career, and each time she has responded by exceeding expectations. Her humble and gracious attitude is something she credits to her development growing up, putting her parents and siblings at the forefront of the senior leader she has grown into. “My parents are my rock in everything I have done,” Lokay said regarding her mother Linda and father Henry. “My dad was my first coach, and he was just a parent who had no idea what he was doing. But he was passionate about it and he is still passionate about it now. Even now that I’m older in college he and my mom drive eight hours to come watch as many games as they can. I would not be the player, person, or leader I am without them.” Don’t expect MSUB’s to be the last uniform Lokay ever wears, as she undoubtedly will one day follow through with her ambition to join the police force. Perhaps she’ll even earn the title, ‘Captain Lokay’ in another role besides her current one in the navy and gold. When she moves on, the ‘Jackets will be hard-pressed to find a talent as humble and effective as Lokay has been throughout her career. “We always joke, ‘who is going to be the next Katlyn?” Marra said. “You just want to play like her, do what she does, and make your presence known on the field the way Katlyn does.” Next season, the ‘Jackets will set out to find an answer to Marra’s question. For now, they will continue to band together around one of the most unique and talented players to ever suit up for MSUB.

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2015 Season Review

2015 MSUB Women's Soccer MSU Billings Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 09, 2015) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date

* * * * * * * * * * * *

9/3/15 9/5/15 9/10/15 9/12/15 9/19/15 9/24/15 9/26/15 10/01/15 10/03/15 Oct 08 10/10/15 10/15/15 10/17/15 10/22/15 Oct 24 10/31/15 Nov 05

OVERALL 8-7-2 6-5-1 2-2-1

Opponent CARROLL COLLEGE at MARY at SF State at Academy of Art NORTHWEST NAZARENE WESTERN OREGON CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY at Simon Fraser at Saint Martin's at Northwest Nazarene at #3 Western Washington #19 SEATTLE PACIFIC SAINT MARTIN'S at Concordia University at Western Oregon CENTRAL WASHINGTON vs #2 Western Washington

TEAM STATISTICS SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct. Shots on goal-Attempts SOG pct. Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty Unassisted O v e rt i me CORNER KICKS Goals off corners PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date Neutral Site #/Avg

Wot To2 L Wo2 W W To2 L W L L L W Lo2 W W L

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

Att. 75 138 123 24 150 100 300 152 76 202 125 100 250 342 379 350 156

MSUB

OPP

19-201 1.12 .095 87-201 .433 11.8

18-203 1.06 .089 85-203 .419 11.9

0 6 2 54 0 0-0 18

0 5 1 65 1 0-0 17

149 5 0

107 7 0

1325 7/189 1/156

1561 9/173

HOME 5-1-1 4-1-1 1-0 ##

9 3 2 10 14 8 12 17 24 11 7 00 21 5 15 18 22 23 6

Player

Wright,Alycia Spang,Jessica Griglio,Bailey Lubieniecki,Dana Greenback,Brittney Howard,Elizabeth Kastelic,Kari Devoto,Jordan Delgadillo,Lili Lucore,Lindsay Trizna,Allie Praska,Kaylee Warren,Hayley Oaks,Dariann Marra,Ashely Ogden,Kienna Koster,Teegan Coghlan,Sarah Lokay,Katlyn Total Opponents

Goalie 24 Delgadillo,Lili 0 Hopps,Chloe ##

Total Opponents

AWAY 3-5-1 2-4 1-1-1

NEUTRAL 0-1 0-0 0-1

gp g a 17 6 0 17 5 5 17 3 0 17 2 2 17 1 0 17 1 1 17 0 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 12 0 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 14 0 2 8 0 1 10 0 0 17 0 0 16 0 1 17 0 1 17 0 0 17 19 14 17 18 15 GP 2 15 17 17

pts

Min. GA 200:00 2 1410:17 16 1610:17 18 1610:17 19

18 15 11 7 9 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 5 1 1 2 2 5 0 87 85

GAAvg Saves

0.90 1.02 1.01 1.06

8 55 67 68

OT2

Total 19 18

OT2

Total 201 203

2nd

OT2

Total 67 68

1st

2nd

OT2

Total 54 65

1st

2nd

OT2

Total 149 107

Goals by Period MSU Billings Opponents

1st

2nd

Shots by Period MSU Billings Opponents

1st

79 105 76 113

2nd

10 6

Saves by Period MSU Billings Opponents

1st

Corners by Period MSU Billings Opponents Fouls by Period MSU Billings Opponents

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sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att

12 32 .188 15 33 .152 6 16 .188 6 16 .125 2 28 .036 3 26 .038 0 6 .000 0 1 .000 0 1 .000 1 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 2 17 .000 1 2 .000 0 2 .000 0 3 .000 1 8 .000 1 8 .000 0 2 .000 52 201 .095 51 203 .089

9 6

28 25 28 28 56 44

8 11

37 38 25 35 82 56

1 0

1 3 1 0 8 6

1 1

7 8 1 2 0 2 3 1

.562 .455 .688 .438 .321 .346 .167 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .294 .500 .500 .667 .250 .625 .000 .433 .419 Pct

.800 .775 .788 .782

4 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 7

W-L-T

0-1-1 8-6-1 8-7-2 7-8-2

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Sho

1.0 5.0 6 7

2015 Season Review

2015 MSUB Women's Soccer MSU Billings Game Results (as of Nov 09, 2015) All games Date 9/3/15

Opponent CARROLL COLLEGE

9/12/15

at MARY at SF State at Academy of Art

9/19/15

WOT

Score Overall 3-2 1-0-0

Conf 0-0-0

WO2

0-0 1-2 2-1

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

0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

NORTHWEST NAZARENE

2-0

3-1-1

1-0-0

9/24/15

WESTERN OREGON

2-1

4-1-1

2-0-0

9/26/15

10/01/15

10/03/15

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY at Simon Fraser at Saint Martin's

0-0 0-1 4-1

4-1-2 4-2-2 5-2-2

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

Oct 08

10/10/15

10/15/15

10/17/15

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

5-3-2 5-4-2 5-5-2 6-5-2

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

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

6-6-2 7-6-2 8-6-2 8-7-2

4-5-1 5-5-1 6-5-1 6-5-1

9/5/15 9/10/15

10/22/15

Oct 24

10/31/15 Nov 05

TO 2 L

at Northwest Nazarene at #3 Western Washington #19 SEATTLE PACIFIC SAINT MARTIN'S at Concordia University at Western Oregon CENTRAL WASHINGTON vs #2 Western Washington

Team Record Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: Overtime:

W-L-T 8-7-2 6-5-1 5-1-1 3-5-1 0-1 2-1-2

TO 2 L W

L L L W LO2 W W L

Attendance Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

Dates 17 7 9 1

Total 3042 1325 1561 156

Att. Goals scored 75 TEAM (unassisted) Spang,Jessica (Howard,Elizabeth) Wright,Alycia (Spang,Jessica) 138 123 Wright,Alycia (Spang,Jessica) 24 Lubieniecki,Dana (unassisted) Spang,Jessica (unassisted) 150 Howard,Elizabeth (unassisted) Spang,Jessica (unassisted) 100 Spang,Jessica (Warren,Hayley) Spang,Jessica (Warren,Hayley) 300 152 76 Griglio,Bailey (Spang,Jessica) Wright,Alycia (Spang,Jessica) Lubieniecki,Dana (unassisted) Griglio,Bailey (Coghlan,Sarah) 202 Wright,Alycia (Koster,Teegan) 125 100 250 Wright,Alycia (Lucore,Lindsay) Griglio,Bailey (Spang,Jessica) 342 379 Greenback,Brittney (Oaks,Dariann;Lubieniecki,Dana) 350 Wright,Alycia (Lubieniecki,Dana) 156 -

Avg. 179 189 173 156

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MSUB women’s soccer 2015 season review Tuesday, November 17, 2015 Advancing to the GNAC Championships for the third time in four seasons highlights a successful year for the MSUB women’s soccer team. BILLINGS, Mont. – From start to finish the theme of the season for the 2015 Montana State University Billings women’s soccer team was ‘Breaking Down Barriers.’ The Yellowjackets faced numerous challenges en route to their third Great Northwest Athletic Conference Women’s Soccer Championships appearance in the last four seasons, and it came down to the final hour of the final day of the season for the team to earn its berth. Overall, the ‘Jackets finished the year with a record of 8-7-2, and completed the GNAC portion of their schedule with a mark of 6-5-1. MSUB entered the GNAC Championships as the No. 4 seed, and ended its season with a 4-0 loss to No. 2 Western Washington University in the opening round of the tournament at Terry Fox Field in Burnaby, British Columbia. “I am extremely proud of the team and how we ended the season on a high note,” commented fifth-year head coach Wojtek Krakowiak. “This was a very young team, but with great captains and our wonderful seniors we were able to overcome a lot of obstacles that we faced throughout the season. I think all 22 players deserve a tremendous amount of credit for sticking together as a family throughout challenging times and supporting each other. I am extremely pleased with what we accomplished this year and I am very excited going forward.” Perhaps the most difficult stretch of MSUB’s season came when the ‘Jackets lost four of five games between Oct. 1-15, and sat in fifth place in the GNAC standings with four games left to earn a berth. The team responded with shutout wins in three of its final four matches, and clinched the fourth and final tournament berth with a 1-0 victory over Central Washington University on Senior Day at Yellowjacket Field on Halloween. “Those losses were tough, but we always tell the team that we go game-by-game,” Krakowiak said. “We didn’t get the results we wanted, but I was happy with the way we were playing. I was extremely happy that we didn’t dwell on the losses, and I’m proud that the team didn’t give up. We won some crucial games after those four losses.”

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Leading the way was senior captain Katlyn Lokay, who played every minute of the season at the crucial position of center back for the ‘Jackets. Putting the finishing touches on one of the top careers in MSUB history, Lokay tallied 1,611 minutes and was a key factor in MSUB’s six shutouts on the year. Through four seasons, Lokay played in all 70 games and in 98 percent of the minutes in MSUB’s games since 2012. She ranks No. 2 in MSUB history in career minutes (6,418), and averaged 91.7 minutes per game in her four seasons. Lokay also finished No. 22 in MSUB history for career scoring, with seven goals and three assists for 17 points. In 2015, Lokay was picked as a first-team all-GNAC defender, and earned academic all-conference honors for the second season in-a-row. “It will be extremely hard to replace Katlyn as she goes down as one of the best players who has ever played at MSUB,” Krakowiak said. “She is the true definition of being a Yellowjacket. She went above and beyond throughout her career at MSUB, and I am tremendously thankful that I was able to coach her for four years.” Playing alongside Lokay were fellow seniors Ashely Marra, Teegan Koster, and Elizabeth Howard who each also completed their careers with the ‘Jackets. Assuming an elevated role down the stretch, Koster started the final nine matches of the season for MSUB as an attacking midfielder and played 888 minutes overall. She had an assist on the road against Northwest Nazarene University on Oct. 8, and finished with eight shots on the year. Marra played in eight matches before being sidelined with an injury, but finished the season strong playing on Senior Day and in the GNAC Championships. Playing in the program for four seasons, Marra turned in 449 minutes as a midfielder/forward in her final season. “I am definitely happy that Ashely decided to continue her career, as she went through a tough freshman year and redshirted,” Krakowiak said. “She decided 2015 Senior Teegan Koster. to finish her career strong, and put her head down and pushed forward. Teegan is similar to Ashely, as she has had her setbacks here and there but she has kept going. She has never quit and she set a good example for the younger players, and that’s what I really admire about her.” After recovering from a torn ACL during the offseason, Howard started every match as a holding midfielder and played 1,429 minutes on the year. She scored her first career goal against Northwest Nazarene on Sept. 19, and also had an assist in MSUB’s 3-2 win over Carroll College on Sept. 3. “Izzi worked extremely hard to come back this season, and her work ethic off the field is amazing,” Krakowiak said. “To see her play a huge role this year and help us go to the GNAC tournament was great for the team and for herself. She has an amazing personality, and was great to have on the team.” While the ‘Jackets bid farewell to their four graduating players, they will welcome back several key offensive and defensive components in preparation for the 2016 season.

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Among the returning leaders is junior captain Kari Kastelic, who played all 1,611 minutes alongside Lokay as a center back. Since joining the program a season ago, Kastelic has never been subbed off the field, playing all 3,201 minutes and starting all 34 matches. This season, Kastelic was an honorable mention all-GNAC selection as she was irreplaceable along the back line for the ‘Jackets. Fellow junior captain Dana Lubieniecki will also return next season, after scoring two goals and adding two assists while starting all 17 games this season. Lubieniecki was also an honorable mention all-GNAC pick, as she played 1,525 minutes and scored on the road at Academy of Art on Sept. 12 and at Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3. “Dana and Kari are very intelligent people, and they see a lot of things on and off the field that others don’t,” Krakowiak said of two academic all-conference picks. “I am excited for them going forward, as they both understand what it takes to be successful in the GNAC.” Leading the offensive effort were sophomore Jessica Spang and freshman Alycia Wright. Spang led the team in points with 15, as she scored five goals and added five assists in her second season in the program. Two of Spang’s goals counted as game-winners, and she also led the team in shots with 33 while starting all 17 games and playing 1,516 minutes.

2015 Junior Kari Kastelic.

Bringing her career goals total to eight, Spang was named an honorable mention all-GNAC pick for MSUB. She was picked as the GNAC Player of the Week after a goal and an assist against Carroll College in the season-opener in early September. “Jessica had an amazing sophomore year,” Krakowiak said. “Her work ethic is fantastic, she is a very intelligent player, and she makes some plays that aren’t easy, look easy. Jessica is very coachable and she definitely got better from last year to this year.” As a true freshman, Wright led the team in goals with six and finished second in the GNAC in game-winning goals with four. Time and time again Wright found the net in crucial situations, as she started 14 matches, played in all 17, and totaled 1,212 minutes. Wright led the team with 18 shots on goal, and placed 56.2 percent of her attempts on target. “Alycia is a born goal scorer,” Krakowiak said. “The goals she scored are absolutely quality, and she is so calm and composed on the ball in the box. That might be the hardest thing to teach in soccer but for her it comes naturally. She was huge for us this year playing up front.” Replacing a goalkeeper who played every single minute a season ago in 2014 senior Krystal Daniels, freshman Chloe Hopps took over without a hitch and was picked as an honorable mention all-GNAC keeper. Hopps started 15 matches, and held a 1.02 goals-against average with 55 saves in 1,410 minutes. Hopps earned five shutouts in her first college season, allowing 16 goals on 179 shots faced with a save percentage of 77.5. “Losing our senior goalkeeper, we didn’t know who would end up in goal, but Chloe took that challenge well,” Krakowiak said. “She made some amazing saves, kept us in a lot of games, and she is a very smart goalkeeper who reads the game well. Chloe is very competitive, and all of those things helped establish herself in goal for us.” Similar to the void in between the posts was the vacancy left by 2014 senior outside backs Jennifer Johnson and Jessie Mancilla. Just as Hopps exceeded expectations, freshmen Kienna Ogden and Sarah Coghlan did so by starting the majority of matches on the defensive unit. 68 | 2016 MSUB Women’s Soccer Media Guide | @MSUBWSoc | www.msubsports.com

Coghlan racked up 1,494 minutes and started 13 of 17 games at right back for MSUB. The Billings Senior High School graduate notched her first career assist in MSUB’s 4-1 road win over Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3, and placed five of her eight shots on target. Ogden started a dozen matches and also played in all 17 on the left side, playing 1,175 minutes in her first season. She and Coghlan worked to complement Lokay and Kastelic on a defensive unit that earned six shutouts. “Our outside backs were two of the top positions to be filled, and we knew it would come down to two freshmen jumping in and playing a lot of minutes,” Krakowiak commented. “Sarah and Kienna did an outstanding job taking the challenge and running with it. They adjusted to the positions and the college game very well.” Providing consistency as a defensive midfielder, and also pushing forward for a crucial offensive burst was junior Brittney Greenback. She started seven matches and played in all 17 in 969 total minutes on the year. Among her team third-most 28 shots, Greenback found the net on the road against Western Oregon, scoring the only goal in a huge 1-0 shutout win. The goal was the first of Greenback’s career, as she has been in the program for three seasons as a midfielder. “Brittney has a great presence in the middle, and she scored her first collegiate goal with an amazing shot,” Krakowiak said. “As a holding mid, she is very aggressive, gets stuck into tackles, and she sets the tone from the beginning of the game. She is going to be an important player for us going forward.” In addition to Greenback, juniors Lindsay Lucore and Hayley Warren each saw significant time in their first season with the ‘Jackets. Lucore saw action in a dozen games, starting nine as an outside back while playing 599 minutes. After transferring from Shoreline Community College, Warren played in 14 matches as a forward and had a pair of assists while taking 17 shots for the ‘Jackets. “Lindsay gave us some awesome minutes playing in the back,” Krakowiak said. “She started some games and came off the bench, and she was always competitive in games and in training. “Hayley has tremendous talent and has a strong presence on the field,” Krakowiak continued. “We are happy she ended up at MSUB and she can be dangerous as a forward.” Another big offensive piece for MSUB this season was freshman Bailey Griglio, who scored three times in her debut season. Finding the net twice against Saint Martin’s on Oct. 3 and again against the Saints at home on Oct. 17, Griglio netted six points while playing in all 17 matches in 2015. “Bailey is a very technical player who has good skills on the ball,” Krakowiak said. “She definitely reads the game well and her soccer I.Q. is very high. She scored some nice goals this year, and she has a bright future with us.” Youth is on MSUB’s side moving forward, as several other young players have bright futures within the program. In the conversation next to Hopps in goal are sophomore Jordyn England and freshmen Lili Delgadillo and Kaylee Praska. Delgadillo earned a pair of starts this season, and secured her first career shutout in a 0-0 double-overtime draw at the University of Mary on Sept. 5. Among field players, Dariann Oaks, Jordan Devoto, and Allie Trizna each also saw action during the season. Oaks played in eight games for the ‘Jackets and turned in her first career assist on Oct. 24 on Greenback’s game-winning goal. “We were very excited about the younger players this year, and they all contributed to the team,” Krakowiak said. “They all got a taste of the GNAC tournament, and we hope they now understand how competitive the GNAC is. We are definitely looking forward to coaching them in the spring and getting ready for the 2016 fall season.” Overall as a team, MSUB outscored its opposition 19-18 and ranked fourth in the conference in goals allowed. Krakowiak improved to 49-2811 (.619) over his five seasons in charge of the program, and holds a mark of 36-23-9 (.596) in conference games. He remained No. 2 in career victories at MSUB with 49, trailing nine-year coaching veteran Don Trentham who holds the record with 85. 2016 MSUB Women’s Soccer Media Guide | @MSUBWSoc | www.msubsports.com | 69

Women’s Soccer Indvidual Records -- 2004 23 Heidi Greenback (7 goals, 9 assists) 18 games -- 2011 21 Kari Foreman (9 goals, 3 assists) 20 games -- 2009 Ally Stroup (7 goals, 7 assists) 17 games -- 2003 Game (minimum 6 points) Abby Farmer (10 goals, 1 assist) 17 games -- 1999 14 Jelisa Guy vs. Texas A&M-International Abby Farmer (10 goals, 1 assist) 16 games Sept. 16, 2006 -- 1998 9 Brittney Sandau vs. Univ. Texas-Permian Basin Sept. 2, 2006 8 Ally Stroup vs. Texas A&M-International Sept. 16, 2006 8 Lacey Miles vs. Concordia (MN) Game (minimum 3) Sept. 24, 1999 7 Samantha Sandau vs. Saint Martin’s Sept. 16, 5 - Jelisa Guy vs. Texas A&M-International 2007 Sept. 16, 2006 Mandy Ploskonka vs. Texas A&M-Interna- 4 - Lacey Miles vs. Concordia (MN) tional September 16, 2006 Sept. 24, 1999 6 Jaucelyn Richter vs. Saint Martin’s 3 - Jaucelyn Richter vs. Saint Martin’s Sept. 15, 2011 Sept. 15, 2011 Ally Stroup vs. Texas-Permian Basin Sept. 2, - Ally Stroup vs. Texas A&M-International 2006 Sept. 16, 2006 Abby Farmer vs. CSU Monterey Bay Sept. 30, - Samantha Sandau vs. Saint Martin’s 2001 Sept. 16, 2007 Abby Farmer vs. Concordia (NE) - Brittney Sandau vs. Texas-Permian Basin Sept. 2, 2000 Sept. 2, 2006 Abby Farmer vs. University of Mary - Ally Stroup vs. Texas-Permian Basin Sept. 26, 1999 Sept. 2, 2006 Abby Farmer vs. University of Mary - Abby Farmer vs. CSU Monterey Bay Sept. 20, 1998 Sept. 30, 2001

Scoring Points

Goals

Season (minimum 20 points) 39 28 27 26 25 24

Ally Stroup (16 goals, 7 assists) 20 games Season (minimum 10) -- 2006 Jaucelyn Richter (10 goals, 8 assists) 16 - Ally Stroup 20 games 19 games -- 2009 11 - Jaucelyn Richter 18 games Margot Merrill-Johnson (11 goals, 6 assists) - Margot Merrill-Johnson19 games 19 games -- 2004 - Lacey Miles 16 games Jaucelyn Richter (11 goals, 5 assists) 18 ` 10 - Jaucelyn Richter 19 games games -- 2011 - Abby Farmer 18 games Brittney Sandau (8 goals, 10 assists) 20 - Abby Farmer 17 games games -- 2006 Jelisa Guy (9 goals, 8 assists) 20 games Career (minimum 10) -- 2006 Lacey Miles (11 goals, 4 assists) 17 games 40 - Ally Stroup 74 games -- 1999 31 - Abby Farmer 65 games Ally Stroup (9 goals, 7 assists) 18 games 30 - Margot Merrill-Johnson 70 games -- 2005 29 - Heidi Greenback 74 Games Ally Stroup (8 goals, 8 assists) 19 games 28 - Jaucelyn Richter 77 games

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2006 2011 2004 1999 2009 1998 1999

2003-06 1997-01 2001-04 2010-13 2009-12

27 - Brittney Sandau 23 - Kari Foreman 19 - Jennifer Larsen 17 - Mandy Ploskonka 13 - Alisa Sagdahl 12 - Samantha Sandau

70 78 78 76 53 78

games Games Gamses games games Games

2004-07 - Kim Bernard vs. Concordia (MN) 2007-10 September 24, 1999 2009-12 2005-08 2012-14 Season (minimum 6) 2007-10

Game Winning Goals Season (minimum 3) 4 3

Alycia Wright Alisa Sagdahl Heidi Greenback Kari Foreman Ally Stroup Ally Stroup

17 games 17 games 20 games 20 games 20 games 18 games Margot Merrill-Johnson 18 games Jaucelyn Richter 20 games Kari Foreman 20 games Brittney Sandau 20 games Melissa Carlson 20 games Brittney Sandau 18 games Margot Merrill-Johnson 19 games Alyssa Wolfer 19 games Margot Merrill-Johnson 17 games Heidi Greenback 16 games

2015 2014 2010 2009 2006 2005 2001 2012 2010 2006 2006 2005 2004 2004 2003 2013

Career (minimum 5) 12 11 10 9 8 7

Ally Stroup

74 games

Heidi Greenback Kari Foreman Jaucelyn Richter Brittney Sandau Alisa Sagdahl

74 78 77 70 53

Margot Merrill-Johnson 70 games

games games games games games

Assists Game (minimum 3) 4 3

2003-06 2001-04 2010-13 2007-10 2009-12 2004-07 2012-14

10 - Brittney Sandau 20 games 2006 (#26 final ranking in NCAA II-individual assists per game) 9 - Heidi Greenback 18 games 2011 8 - Chelsea Libby 20 games 2009 - Jaucelyn Richter 19 games 2009 - Jelisa Guy 20 games 2006 - Ally Stroup 19 games 2004 7 - Ally Stroup 20 games 2006 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Ally Stroup 18 games 2005 - Shanna Farrar 17 games 1999 - Ally Stroup 17 games 2003 6 - Mandy Ploskonka 20 games 2006 - Margot Merrill-Johnson19 games 2004 - Brittney Sandau 19 games 2004 - Jaucelyn Richter 20 games 2012

Career (minimum 10) 29 23 22 15 14 13 12 11 10

- Ally Stroup - Jaucelyn Richter - Brittney Sandau - Mandy Ploskonka - Samantha Sandau - Heidi Greenback - Chelsea Libby - Shanna Farrar - Alisa Sagdahl - Jelisa Guy

74 games 2003-06 77 games 2009-12 70 games 2004-07 76 games 2005-08 78 games 2007-10 74 games 2010-13 78 games 2005-09 34 games 1998-99 53 games 2012-14 40 games 2006-07 - Margot Merrill-Johnson70 games 2001-04 - Sara Otis 63 games 2000-03 - Kari Foreman 78 games 2007-10 - Melissa Carlson 74 games 2005-08

Goalkeeping Wins

- Jelisa Guy vs. Texas A&M-International September 16, 2006 - Abby Farmer vs. Concordia (NE) Season (minimum September 2, 2000 - Chelsea Libby vs. Minnesota-Crookston 13 - Megan Plank September 13, 2009 - Aiko Johnson - Mandy Ploskonka vs. Texas A&M-Internation 12 Megan Plank al September 16, 2006 - Brittney Sandau vs. Texas-Permian Basin 11 - Krystal Daniels - Danielle Gordon September 2, 2006

10) 20 20 19 17 18

games games games games games

2006 2012 2004 2014 2011

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- Sabrina Grandke-Bawab

19 games

2010

Career (minimum 10) 41 - Megan Plank 23 - Jordan Fenwick 14 - Krystal Daniels 13 - Aiko Johnson 11 - Danielle Gordon - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab

71 57 23 20 19 19

games games games games games games

2003-06 2007-10 2013-14 2012 2009-11 2010

Saves

Game (minimum 15) 23 20 19 17 16

- Jenny Bunnell vs. University of Mary September 20, 1998 - Gretchen Kaus vs. Humboldt State October 29, 1999 - Rachel Green vs. Jamestown College September 21, 1996 - Jordan Fenwick vs. Seattle Pacific September 27, 2007 - Rachel Green vs. Ft. Lewis College September 28, 1996 - Rachel Green vs. Mesa State September 29, 1996

Season (minimum 100)

151 - Jenny Bunnell (average 10.06) 15 games 1998 107 - Gretchen Kaus (average 5.94) 18 games 2000 104 - Gretchen Kaus (average 6.12) 17 games 1999

Career (minimum 150) 336 232 211 161

Megan Plank Jordan Fenwick Gretchen Kaus Jenny Bunnell

71 57 35 30

games games games games

2003-06 2007-10 1999-00 1998-99

Shutouts 20 20 17 18

games games games games

- Sabrina Grandke-Bawab 19

- Gretchen Kaus - Chloe Hopps - Megan Plank - Megan Plank - Jordan Fenwick

games 15 games 15 games 18 games 19 games 17 games

2010 1999 2015 2005 2004 2008

Career (minimum 8) 23 10 9 8.2 8

Megan Plank Krystal Daniels Gretchen Kaus Aiko Johnson Danielle Gordon Jordan Fenwick

71 23 35 20 19 57 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab 19

games games games games games games games

2003-06 2013-14 1999-00 20122009-11 2007-10 2010

Goal Against Average Season (minimum 900 minutes, under 1.70) 0.63 - Danielle Gordon 12 goals allowed 1707:21 min. 2011 0.68 - Krystal Daniels 12 goals allowed 1586:44 min. 2014 0.77 - Megan Plank 16 goals allowed 1868:15 min. 2006 (#29 final ranking in NCAA IIâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Individual GAA) 0.80 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab 14 goals allowed 1570:11 min. 2010 0.84 - Aiko Johnson 17 goals allowed 1819:26 min. 2012 0.91 - Megan Plank 16 goals allowed 1575:43 min. 2005 1.02 - Chloe Hopps 16 goals allowed in 1410:17 min., 2015 1.03 - Megan Plank 21 goals allowed 1836:51 min. 2004 1.15 - Megan Plank 14 goals allowed 1096:04 min. 2003 1.67 - Jordan Fenwick 18 goals allowed 972:52 min. 2007

Career (minimum 2500 minutes, under 2.50)

Season (minimum 4) 10 - Megan Plank 8.2 - Aiko Johnson 8 - Krystal Daniels - Danielle Gordon

6 5 4

2006 2012 2014 2011

0.95 - Megan Plank 67 goals allowed 6376:53 min. 2003-06 1.73 - Jordan Fenwick 88 goals allowed 4577:52 min. 2007-10 2.40 - Gretchen Kaus 81 goals allowed 3039:36

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min. 1999 - 2000

Minutes Played Season (minimum 1000 minutes)

1868:15 - Megan Plank 2006 1866:39 - Jordan Fenwick 2009 1836:51 - Megan Plank 2004 1819:26 - Aiko Johnson 2012 1707:21 - Danielle Gordon 2011 1611 - Kari Kastelic 2015 1611 - Katlyn Lokay 2015 1586:44 - Krystal Daniels 2014 1586:44 - Jennifer Johnson 2014 1586:44 - Kari Kastelic 2014 1586:44 - Jessie Mancilla 2014 1586:44 - Haley McFarlane 2014 1575:43 - Megan Plank 2005 1570:11 - Sabrina-Grandke-Bawab 2010 1525 - Dana Lubieniecki 2015 1523 - Katlyn Lokay 2014 1516 - Jessica Spang 2015 1494 - Sarah Coghlan 2015 1486:00 - Katlyn Lokay 2013 1484:02 - Jordan Fenwick 2008 1429 - Elizabeth Howard 2015 1410:17 - Chloe Hopps 2015 1368:53 - Gretchen Kaus 1999 1340:00 - Jackie Hill 2013 1326:00 - Jennifer Johnson 2013 1216:00 - Dana Lubieniecki 2013 1213:44 - Jenny Bunnell 1998 1212 - Alycia Wright 2015 1181:00 - Jessie Mancilla 2013 1175 - Kienna Ogden 2015 1160 - Chelsea Shuman 2014 1140:00 - Heidi Greenback 2013 1096:04 - Megan Plank 2003 1085:00 - Chelsea Shuman 2013 1058:00 - Dana Lubieniecki 2014 1026:00 - Jessica Spang 2014 1026:00 - Alisa Sagdahl 2013

5998 5976 5869 5724 5374 5087 4724 -

Kari Foreman 2007-10 Sam Boehm 2006, 2008-10 Abby Bennett 2004-07 Sara Gress 2005-08 Melissa Carlson 2005-08 Jessie Mancilla 2011-14 Whitney Siler 2010-12

Miscellaneous Stats Consecutive Shutout Minutesâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Individual (minimum 250 minutes)

525:53 - Megan Plank August 27 - September 16, 2006 406:32 - Aiko Joohnson September 13 - 29, 2012 404:09 - Gretchen Kaus September 6 - 25, 1999 369:34 - Megan Plank September 3 - 18, 2005 363:46 - Krystal Daniels October 18 - Nov. 1, 2014 339:31 - Danielle Gordon September 2 - 10, 2011 335:34 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab September 18 - October 2, 2010 320:30 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab October 21 -30, 2010 318:23 - Megan Plank October 23 - November 3, 2005 306:58 - Danielle Gordon September 22 - Oc- tober 1, 2011 289:50 - Aiko Johnson August 31 - Sept. 8, 2012 273:26 - Megan Plank November 3, 2005 - Au- gust 27, 2006 268:05 - Megan Plank August 29 - September 11, 2003

Consecutive Games With At Least One Goal (minimum 3 games)

5 - Abby Farmer September 6 - 26, 1998 Career (minimum 4500 minutes) 4 - Alisa Sagdahl Oct. 11 - Oct. 23, 2014 - Amy Stephens September 10 - 20, 2006 6569 - Jennifer Larsen 2009-12 - Ally Stroup September 10 - 20, 2006 6418 - Katlyn Lokay 2012-15 - Brittney Sandau August 25 - September 3, 6403 - Jaucelyn Richter 2009-12 2005 6376:53 - Megan Plank 2003-06 - Abby Farmer September 14 - 25, 1999 6107 - Mandy Ploskanka 2005-08 - Jessica Spang September 12 - 24, 2015 6100 - Carly Valentine 2007-10 3 - Heidi Greenback September 2 - 8, 2011 6006 - Ally Stroup 2003-06

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- Jen Larsen September 6 - 12, 2010 - Kari Foreman October 31, 2009 - November 7, 2009 - Ally Stroup August 27 - September 3, 2006 - Margot Merrill-Johnson October 3 - 10, 2004 - Abby Bennett September 12 - 18, 2004 - Margot Merrill-Johnson September 12 - 18, 2004 - Lacey Miles October 20 - 29, 1999 - Lacey Miles September 14 - 24, 1999

1:31 2:22

September 16, 2006 - Ally Stroup vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 - Hiedi Greenback vs. Seattle Pacific September 13, 2012

Most Games Played (minimum 70 games)

79 - Carly Valentine 2007-10 78 - Kari Foreman 2007-10 - Samantha Sandau 2007-10 Consecutive Games With At Least - Chelsea Libby 2005-09 One Point (minimum 5 games) - Sara Gress 2005-08 - Kristen Kastelic 2009-12 10 - Ally Stroup August 24 - September 20, 2006 77 - Jaucelyn Richter 2009-12 6 - Heidi Greenback September 2 - 17, 2011 76 - Mandy Ploskonka 2005-08 5 - Abby Farmer September 6 - 26, 1998 75 - Amy Stephens 2004-07 - Shanna Farrar August 31 - September 24, 74 - Melissa Carlson 2005-08 1999 - Heide Greenback 2010-14 - Ally Stroup September 28 - October 18, 2003 - Jennifer Larsen 2009-12 - Ally Stroup 2003-06 Fastest Goal Scored (under 3 minutes) 73 - Abby Bennett 2004-07 - Jenny Moellendorf 2003-06 :27 - Kelly Bryn vs. Embry-Riddle University 71 - Megan Plank 2003-06 October 25, 2002 70 - Katlyn Lokay 2012-15 :57 - Brittney Sandau vs. Texas - Permian Basin - Candy Cherry 2001-04 September 2, 2006 - Margot Merrill-Johnson 2001-04 1:10 - Ally Stroup vs. Dallas Baptist University October 6, 2005 Most Games Started (minimum 55 games) 1:27 - Brittney Sandau vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 78 - Carly Valentine 2007-10 1:32 - Sara Otis vs. Univ. of Minnesota-Crookston 77 - Jaucelyn Richter 2009-12 October 10, 2003 75 - Sara Gress 2005-08 1:35 - Ally Stroup vs. Bemidji State - Mandy Ploskonka 2005-08 August 27, 2004 74 - Kari Foreman 2007-10 2:11 - Kim Cathey vs. St. Catherineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - Ally Stroup 2003-06 September 8, 2001 - Jennifer Larsen 2009-12 2:12 - Melissa Carlson vs. Dallas Baptist University 71 - Melissa Carlson 2005-08 October 23, 2006 - Megan Plank 2003-06

Least Time Elapsed Between Goals Scored by the Same Player (maximum 3 minutes) :30 :35 :52 1:08 1:25 1:28

- Brittney Sandau vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 - Ally Stroup vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006 - Jelisa Guy vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006 - Lacey Miles vs. Concordia (MN) September 24, 1999 - Margot Merrill-Johnson vs. Northwest Naza - rene September 6, 2003 - Jelisa Guy vs. Texas A&M - International

70 69 64 63 62 60 56

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- Katlyn Lokay - Candy Cherry - Margot Merrill-Johnson - Brittney Sandau - Sam Boehm 2006, - Abby Farmer - Megan Parish - Kristen Kastelic - Abby Bennett - Mandy Reed - Stephanie Clark

2012-15 2001-04 2001-04 2004-07 2008-10 1997-01 1997-00 2009-12 2004-07 2000-03 2001-04

Women’s Soccer Team Records 45 - 19 games 38 - 17 games 37 - 20 games 36 - 20 games 35 - 18 games 32 - 18 games 30 - 20 games 28 - 18 games Game (minimum 15 points) 27 - 20 games 25 - 17 games 50 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16,

Scoring Points

2006 31 - vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 30 - vs. Concordia (MN) September 24, 1999 21 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 1999 20 - vs. Northwest Nazarene October 8, 2011 - vs. Concordia (NE) September 2, 2000 19 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 2004 16 - vs. Saint Martin’s September 16, 2007

Season (minimum 85 points) 153 124 109 105 104 99 88 87

2006 2004 2009 2011 1999 2007 2010 2005

2004 1999 2007 2009 2011 2005 2010 2001 2008 2014

Assists

Game (minimum 5)

14 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006 10 - vs. Concordia (MN) September 24, 1999 8 - vs. Northwest Nazarene October 8, 2011 9 - vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 6 - vs. Northwest Nazarene November 5, 2011 - vs. Minnesota - Crookston September 13, 2009 - vs. Concordia (NE) September 2, 2000 5 - vs. St. Martin’s University October 2, 2008 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 2004 - vs. Savannah College of Art and Design Sep- tember 12, 2004 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 1999

Season (minimum 20)

Goals

45 2006 37 2009 35 2011 Game (minimum 5) 34 2004 18 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 28 2010 1999 2006 11 - vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 25 2008 25 2007 10 - vs. Concordia (MN) September 24, 1999 8 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 23 2005 20 2012

1999 7 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 2004 - vs. Concordia (NE) September 2, 2000 6 - vs. Northwest Nazarene October 8, 2011 - vs. Saint Martin’s September 16, 2007

Season (minimum 25) 54

- 20 games

Scoring Offense (minimum 1.5)

2.60 - 54 goals/20 games 2006 (#24 final ranking in NCAA II-scoring of-

2006

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fense) 2.23 - 38 goals/17 2.20 - 45 goals/19 1.84 - 35 goals/18 1.82 - 37 goals/20 1.74 - 36 goals/20 1.71 - 32 goals/18 1.55 - 28 goals/18

games games games games games games games

0.77 2006 (#29 final ranking in NCAA II-GAA) 0.86 2005 0.83 2012 0.93 2010 1.01 2015 1.08 2004 1.45 2001 1.53 2007 1.60 2003

1999 2004 2011 2007 2009 2005 2001

Saves Game (minimum 15) 23 20 19 17

vs. vs. vs. vs.

University of Mary September 20, 1998 Humboldt State October 29, 1999 Jamestown College September 21, 1996 Seattle Pacific September 27, 2007

Season (minimum 100 saves) 229 136 119 114 107

18 17 16 15 20

games games games games games

(12.72 average) (8.00 average) (7.44 average) (7.60 average) (5.35 average)

1998 2003 2002 1999 2008

Fewest Goals Allowed in a Season (maximum 30) 12 (17 games) 2014 (18 games) 2011 16 (20 games) 2006 (18 games) 2005 17 (20 games) 2012 19 (17 games) 2015 (20 games) 2010 22 (19 games) 2004 27 (18 games) 2001

Shutouts Season (minimum 5)

10 - 20 games 2006 (#23 final ranking in NCAA II â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Shutout %) - 20 games 2012 9 - 20 games 2010 8 - 17 games 2014 - 18 games 2011 7 - 18 games 2005 6 - 17 games 2015 - 17 games 1999 5 - 20 games 2008 - 19 games 2004 - 17 games 2003

Goal Against Average

Team Defense (maximum 1.70) 0.63 2011 0.68 2014

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer Miscellaneous Records Consecutive Shutouts (minimum 3) 5 4 3

September 2, 2006 - September 12, 2006 October 18, 2014 - October 30, 2014 September 3, 2005 - September 11, 2005 September 6, 1999 - September 25, 1999 Novermber 5, 2011 - September 6, 2012 September 15, 2012 - September 27, 2012 September 2, 2011 - September 8, 2011 September 18 - September 30, 2010 August 29, 2003 - September 6, 2003

11 2014 2011 2005 10 2008

Unbeaten Streak (minimum 4 games)

10 August 24 - September 20, 2006 November 5, 2011 - Sept. 27, 2012 8 September 15 - October 13, 2011 7 August 27 - September 18, 2004 6 August 28 - September 11, 2005 5 October 18 - 30, 2014 September 6 - 25, 1999 4 September 12-26, 2015 September 18 - 30, 2010 September 3 - 12, 2010 September 6 - 17, 2009 October 16 - 31, 2004 525:53 - Megan Plank August 27 - September October 2 - 10, 2004 16, 2006 416:24 - Megan Plank/Anita Renemans August 30 - September 18, 2005 406:32 Aiko Johnson September 13 - 29, 2012 404:09 - Gretchen Kaus September 6 - 25, 1999 16 September 4, 2004 - October 2, 2005 381:32 Danielle Gordon/Aiko Johnson October 7 November 6, 2010 - October 13, 2011 29, 2011 - September 13, 2012 Nov. 5, 2011 - October 4, 2012 363:46 - Krystal Daniels October 18 6 October 15, 2005 -October 13, 2006 - Nov. 1, 2014 4 September 3 - September 26, 339:31 - Danielle Gordon September 2 - 10, 2015 2011 August 30 - September 19, 2008 335:34 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab September September 3 - October 3, 2007 18 - October 2, 2010 320:30 - Sabrina Grandke-Bawab October 21 - August 29 - October 5, 2003 October 30, 2010 329:04 - Megan Plank/Anita Renemans October 23 - November 3, 2005 323:53 - Cori Russell/Megan Plank/Alyssa Wolfer October 27, 2002 - September 11, 2003 306:58 - Danielle Gordon September 22 - Oc tober 1, 2011 11 September 15, 2011 - Sept. 27, 2012 August 24 - 20, 2006 4 September 18 - October 9, 2010 August 31 - September 17, 2009 October 10, 2003 - August 29, 2004 3 October 23 - 29, 2005 October 16 - 24, 2004 13 2010 2012 September 6 - 25, 1999 2006 12 2004

Consecutive Shutouts Minutes - Team (minimum 300 minutes)

Consecutive Unbeaten Streak at Home (minimum 4)

Consecutive Unbeaten Streak on the Road (minimum 3)

Wins in a Season (minimum 10 wins)

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Consecutive Wins (minimum 3 wins)

11 goals - vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 10 goals - vs. Concordia (MN) September 24, 1999 - vs. Rocky Mountain College 10 August 24, 2006 - September 20, 8 goals September 14, 1999 2006 7 goals - vs. Concordia (NE) November 5, 2011 - Sept. 27, 2012 September 20, 2000 9 August 31, 2012 - September 29, 2012 - vs. Northwest Nazarene 5 October 18, 2014 - October 30, 5 goals October 8, 2011 2014 vs. Eastern New Mexico August 30, 2005 - September 11, August 25, 2007 2005 - vs. Jamestown College September 6 - 25, 1999 October 9, 2004 4 September 18 - 30, 2010 vs. Rocky Mountain College September 6 - 18, 2004 September 14, 2004 3 September 12 - 24, 2015 September 2 - September 8, 2011 September 22 - September 29, 2011 September 3 - 10, 2010 August 30, 2008 - September 6, 2008 September 24 - October 6, 2005 :30 - vs. Texas - Permian Basin September 2, 2006 October 5 - 12, 2003 :30 - vs. Northwest Nazarene November 5, 2011 October 26 - 30, 2001 :32 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, 2004 :35 - vs. Northwest Nazarene October 8, 2011 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006 15 September 6, 2004 - October 6, 2005 :36 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 7 November, 5, 2011 - October 4, 2012 2006 6 November 6, 2010 - September 24, 2011 :52 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 5 October 15, 2005 - September 28, 2006 2006 4 August 30, 2008 - September 19, 2008 1:00 - vs. Rocky Mountain College September 14, September 3, 2007 - October 3, 2007 1999 1:01 - vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006 1:07 - vs. Northwest Nazarene September 6, 2003

Least Time Elapsed Between Goals Scored (maximum 1 minute, 15 seconds)

Consecutive Home Wins (minimum 4 wins)

Consecutive Road Wins (minimum 3 wins)

7 5 4 3

August 24 - 20, 2006 October 22, 2011 - Sept. 27, 2012 September 18 - October 9, 2010 October 10, 2003 - August 29, 2004 September 24 - October 14, 2009 September 6 - 25, 1999

Largest Margin of Victory (minimum 5)

17 goals

- vs. Texas A&M - International September 16, 2006

Best Win/Loss/Tie Percentage (minimum .500) .722 - 11-3-4 record 2011 .711 - 12-4-3 record 2004 .706 - 11-4-2 record 2014 .675 - 13-6-1 record 2010 - 13-6-1 record 2006 - 13-6-1 2012 .667 - 11-5-2 record 2005 .529 - 8-7-2 record 2015 .500 - 10-10 record 2008

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- 9-9 record

2001

Attendance

Most Improved Win-Loss-Tie Highest Home Game Attendance Record (minimum 4)

(minimum 200) 6.0 - Don Trentham 6-10-1 (2003) to 12-4-3 (2004) 6.0 - Carlos Arce 3-15 (2000) to 9-9 (2001) 423 - vs. Rocky Mountain College (Daylis Stadium) 5.0 - Wojtek Krakowiak 6-8-2 (2013) to 11-4-2 (2014) September 20, 2006 4.5 - Carlos Arce 3-15 (1998) to 7-10 (1999) 378 - vs. Rocky Mountain College (Daylis Stadium) 4.0 - Don Trentham 9-10-1 (2009) to 13-6-1 (2010) October 3, 2007 4.0 - Don Trentham 2-14 (2002) to 6-10-1 (2003) 350 - vs. Central Washington October 31, 2015 323 - vs. Rocky Mountain College October 18, 2008 307 - vs. Central Washington October 3, 2009 300 - vs. Concordia September 26, 2015 275 - vs. Seattle Pacific October 16, 2010 3 2004 - 2006 265 - vs. Northwest Nazarene November 6, 2010 2010 - 2012 250 - vs. Saint Martin’s October 17, 2015 2 2014 - 2015 237 - vs. University of Mary October 5, 2003 1 2008 235 - vs. St. Martin’s University October 2, 2010 2001 216 - vs. Seattle Pacific October 27, 2007 - vs. Northern State October 3, 2004 211 - vs. St. Edward’s October, 28, 2006 200 - vs. Jamestown College October 9, 2004

Consecutive Winning Seasons (.500 or above)

NCAA Final Regional Ranking

#5 (West Region) #6 (Midwest Region) #7 (West Region)

Highest Season Average Home Game Attendance (minimum 100)

2010 2006 2012

189 - 7 games 2015 169 - 9 games 2010 146 - 8 games (includes 1 game @ Daylis Sta dium) 2006 142 - 9 games 2009 137 - 12 games 2008 134 - 9 games (includes 1 game @ Daylis Stadium) (West Region) - Receiving Votes 2010 2007 (Midwest Region) - No National Ranking 2006 124 - 10 games 2004 (Midwest Region) - No National Ranking 2005 120 - 10 games 2011 (West Region) - No National Ranking 2012 116 - 9 games 2012 (West Region) - No National Ranking 2011 100 - 8 games 2003 (Far West Region) - No National Ranking 2004

NSCAA/Continental Tire Final Regional and National Ranking #5 #7 #8 #9 #10

NCAA Tournament Appearances

2010 (Record in Tournament: 1-1) Won vs. Cal State LA 1-0 in 1st Round (@ Seattle Pacific) Lost vs. Seattle Pacific 0-2 in 2nd Round (@ Seattle Pacific)

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Highest Season Total Home Game Attendance (minimum 1,000) 1646 - 12 games 2008 1524 - 9 games 2010 1325 - 7 games 2015 1276 - 9 games 2009 1244 - 10 games 2004 1208 - 9 games (includes 1 game @ Daylis Sta dium) 2007 1198 - 10 games 2011 1171 - 8 games (includes 1 game @ Daylis Sta dium) 2006 1040 - 9 games 2012

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Women’s Career Scoring Leaders No.

Name

Seasons

Goals

Assists

Points

1. Ally Stroup 2003-2006 40 29 109 2. Jaucelyn Richter 2009 - 2012 28 23 79 3. Brittney Sandau 2004-2007 27 22 76 4. Heidi Greenback 2010 - 2013 29 14 72 5. Margot Merrill-Johnson 2001-2004 30 11 71 6. Abby Farmer 1997-2001 31 8 70 7. Kari Foreman 2007 - 2010 23 10 56 8. Mandy Ploskonka 2005-2008 17 15 49 9. Jen Larsen 2009 - 2012 19 6 44 10. Samantha Sandau 2007 - 2010 12 14 38 11. Alisa Sagdahl 2012-2014 13 11 37 12. Jelisa Guy 2006-2007 11 11 33 13. Chelsea Libby 2005 - 2009 9 13 31 Sara Otis 2000-2003 10 11 31 15. Melissa Carlson 2005-2008 8 10 26 Lacey Miles 1999 11 4 26 Chelsea Shuman 2011-2014 9 8 26 18. Jessica Spang 2014-15 7 8 22 19. Amy Stephens 2004-2007 7 7 21 20. Carly Valentine 2007 - 2010 7 6 20 21. Shanna Farrar 1998-1999 3 12 18 22. Alyssa Wolfer 2003-2005 6 5 17 Katlyn Lokay 2012-2015 7 3 17 24. Stephanie Clark 2001-2004 7 2 16 Lisa Anderson 1998-1999 6 4 16 Whitney Siler 2010- 2012 3 10 16 27. Ali Gamberg 2007 - 2008 4 7 15 Danielle Ritter 2006 - 2007 6 3 15 29. Abby Bennett 2004-2007 6 2 14 Jenny Moellendorf 2003-2006 5 4 14 31. Sara Gress 2005 - 2008 5 3 13 Candy Cherry 2001-2004 4 5 13 33. Alycia Wright 2015 6 0 12

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Women’s Soccer Year-By-Year Results Head Coach: Doug Keith (1996-97) 2-22

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

21 22 28 29 12 13 19 20 25

Sept. 1 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 14 Sept. 16 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Sept. 28 Oct. 2 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 12 Oct. 18 Oct. 19

1996 0-9 at Jamestown College at Jamestown College at Fort Lewis College at Mesa State at Regis at Denver Northern Colorado Northern Colorado at University of Mary 1997 2-13

Mesa State at Southern Colorado New Mexico Highlands Albertson Jamestown College at Northwest Nazarene at Albertson vs. Winona State at North Dakota State at Northern Colorado at Northern Colorado Univ. of Mary Univ. of Mary vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead at Univ. of Mary

L L L L L L L L L

13-1 4-0 9-0 10-0 11-0 5-0 9-0 4-0 4-0

L 12-0 L 13-0 L 6-0 W 4-1 L 4-1 L 7-1 W 2-1 L 4-0 L 9-0 L 3-0 L 5-0 L 5-1 L 8-1 L 6-0 L 6-0

Head Coach: Carlos Arce (1998-2001) 22-46

Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

Nov. Nov.

1998 3-12 28 at Metro State L 29 at Regis L 5 vs. North Dakota State L 6 at Jamestown College L 19 vs. Sioux Falls W 20 at Univ. of Mary L 22 at Carroll College W 26 Univ. of Mary L 27 Univ. of Mary L 3 Central Washington L 4 Central Washington L 9 at Mesa State L 10 at Fort Lewis College L 17 Northern Colorado L 18 Northern Colorado L 24 Carroll College (OT) W Pac West Tournament - Ellensburg, Wash. 7 Western Washington L 8 Central Washington L

6-0 4-0 3-0 2-1 3-2 5-3 3-0 3-1 2-0 3-1 6-0 9-0 1-0 2-0 4-0 1-0 8-0 6-2

Aug. 25 Aug. 29 Aug. 31 Sept. 6 Sept. 14 Sept. 19 Sept. 24 Sept. 25 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 20 Oct. 24 Oct. 29 Oct. 30 Nov. 1 Nov. 7

Aug. 26 Aug. 27 Aug. 29 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 9 Sept. 11 Sept. 15 Sept. 17 Sept. 23 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 24 Oct. 28 Oct. 30 Nov. 4

Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

24 26 31 1 8 9 12 14 16 28 30 6 12 16 21 26

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1999 7-10

Regis vs. Chico State at Mesa State at Carroll College Rocky Mountain College Carroll College vs. Concordia (Neb.) at Univ. of Mary (2 OT) at Hawaii Pacific at Gonzaga at Fort Lewis College at Rocky Mountain College Jamestown College at Humboldt State (2 OT) vs. Simon Fraser at Seattle at Northern Colorado 2000 3-15

at Chico State vs. San Francisco State vs. Hawaii Pacific vs. Concordia (Neb.) at Univ. of Mary (OT) Whitworth Western Oregon at Northwest Nazarene at Central Washington Mesa State (2 OT) Carroll College Humboldt State at Carroll College at Rocky Mountain Rocky Mountain at Seattle at Western Washington at Carroll College 2001 9-9

at Regis at Metro State at Mesa State at Fort Lewis College at Minnesota-Morris vs. St. Catherine at Rocky Mountain College at Whitworth at Whitman at Cal State East Bay at Cal State Monterey bay at Northwest Nazarene (OT) Carroll College Rocky Mountain College (OT) at National American (OT) Univ. of Mary

L 2-1 L 4-0 L 2-1 W 1-0 W 8-0 W 3-0 W 10-0 W 3-2 L 3-1 L 5-2 L 7-1 W 4-0 W 2-0 L 2-1 L 1-0 L 5-0 L 6-1

L L L W L L L L L L L L L W W L L L

2-0 8-2 4-0 7-0 2-1 2-1 2-0 3-0 2-0 2-1 1-0 3-0 2-0 4-0 1-0 5-0 7-0 4-0

L L L L W W L W L W W L W L L W

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

Oct. 28 Oct. 30

North Dakota State at Carroll College

W W

2-1 2-1

Head Coach: Don Trentham (2002-2010) 85-75-10

Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

30 31 7 15 18 21 22 25 28 29 5 10 18 19 25 27

2002 2-14 Minnesota-Morris (OT) Metro State Wayne State (Neb.) (2 OT) at Northern Colorado at Carroll College at Whitworth at Whitman Rocky Mountain College at Seattle at Simon Fraser Jamestown College at Rocky Mountain College at North Dakota State at Jamestown College Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) (OT) Carroll College

L L W L L L L L L L W L L L L L

2-1 7-0 2-1 3-0 4-1 3-1 4-2 3-1 10-0 8-0 2-0 3-0 5-4 4-2 3-2 4-1

29 31 6 11 13 15 20 24 26 28 5 10 12 18 24 26 29

2003 6-10-1 St. Cloud State East Stroudsberg State Northwest Nazarene at Central Washington at Seattle at Seattle Pacific at Rocky Mountain College at Chico State (OT) at Sonoma State at San Francisco State Univ. of Mary at Minnesota-Crookston at Northern State Carroll College Utah Valley State Northern Colorado (OT) Rocky Mountain College (2 OT)

T W W L L L W L L L W W W L L L L

0-0 2-0 4-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 3-0 1-0 4-0 2-1 4-1 4-1 1-0 2-1 2-0 1-0 2-1

W W T W W W W L L L W W

2-1 4-0 1-1 2-1 3-1 7-2 5-1 3-0 2-0 2-0 2-0 2-1

2004 12-4-3 Aug. 27 vs. Bemidji State Aug. 29 at St. Cloud State Sept. 4 North Dakota Sept. 6 Mesa State (2 OT) Sept. 12 Savannah College of Art & Design Sept. 14 Rocky Mountain College Sept. 18 Central Washington Sept. 22 at Seattle Pacific Sept. 25 at Seattle Sept. 27 at Western Washington Oct. 2 Minnesota-Crookston Oct. 3 Northern State (2 OT)

Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

9 10 14 16 21 24 31

Jamestown College Grand Canyon at Boise State at Northwest Nazarene at Rocky Mountain College at Carroll College (2 OT) Carroll College

W W L T T W W

2005 11-5-2 Aug. 26 at Colorado State Pueblo L Aug. 28 at Fort Lewis College T Aug. 30 at Mesa State W Sept. 3 Adams State W Sept. 5 St. Mary’s (Texas) W Sept. 10 Univ. of Mary W Sept. 11 Great Falls W Sept. 18 at Carroll College L Sept. 24 Colorado School of Mines W Oct. 2 at Univ. of Mary (OT) W Oct. 6 Dallas Baptist W Oct. 12 Rocky Mountain College (2 OT) L Oct. 15 Carroll College W Oct. 21 at Incarnate Word L Oct. 23 at St. Edwards (Texas) T Oct. 25 at Angelo State W Oct. 29 at Rocky Mountain College W Heartland Conference Tournament - Austin, Texas Nov. 3 St. Mary’s (Texas) L

2006 13-6-1 at Coloraod School of Mines vs. Fort Lewis College (OT) at Eastern New Mexico Texas-Permian Basin Univ. of Mary at St. Mary’s (Texas) (2 OT) at Texas A&M International at Incarnate Word Texas A&M International Rocky Mountain College (OT) at Montana (2 OT) Dallas Baptist at Metro State at Regis St. Mary’s (Texas) Incarnate Word at Texas-Permain Basin at St. Edward’s (Texas) (2 OT) at Dallas Baptist St. Edward’s (Texas)

Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

24 26 27 2 3 9 10 12 16 20 22 28 6 8 13 15 20 22 23 28

2007 9-10-1 Aug. 23 at Adams State Aug. 25 vs. Eastern New Mexico Aug. 26 at Fort Lewis College (OT) Sept. 3 Regis

W W W W W W W W W W L W L L T L W L W L

W W L W

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

2-1 1-1 3-1 4-0 1-0 2-0 4-0 3-0 1-0 3-2 5-1 2-1 2-1 1-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 1-0

1-0 1-0 3-1 11-0 2-0 1-0 3-0 2-0 18-1 3-2 1-0 1-0 5-0 1-0 1-1 1-0 3-0 1-0 4-0 2-0

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

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Sept. 5 at Univ. of Mary Sept. 13 Western Oregon Sept. 16 Saint Martin’s Sept. 20 at Western Washington (2 OT) Sept. 22 at Central Washington Sept. 27 at Seattle Pacific Sept. 29 at Northwest Nazarene Oct. 3 Rocky Mountain College Oct. 6 Seattle Oct. 12 Central Washington Oct. 14 Western Washington Oct. 19 at Saint Martin’s Oct. 21 at Western Oregon (OT) Oct. 25 Northwest Nazarene Oct. 27 Seattle Pacific Nov. 3 at Seattle

Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov.

Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

L W W T L L W W L W L L L W L L

2-1 3-0 6-2 2-2 3-0 1-0 3-1 2-1 4-0 2-1 2-0 2-0 3-2 4-0 2-0 2-1

23 25 26 3 5 13 16 20 22 27 29 3 6 12 14 19 21 25 27 3

2007 9-10-1, 5-8-1 @ Adams State vs. Eastern New Mexico (Du) @ Fort Lewis (OT) vs. Regis @ Mary vs. Western Oregon vs. Saint Martin’s @ Western Wash. (2 OT) @ Central Washington @ Seattle Pacific @ Northwest Nazarene @ Rocky Mountain (Bi) vs. Seattle vs. Central Washington vs. Western Washington @ Saint Martin’s @ Western Oregon (OT) vs. Northwest Nazarene vs. Seattle Pacific @ Seattle

W W L W L W W T L L W W L W L L L W L L

3-1 5-0 0-1 3-1 1-2 3-0 6-2 2-2 0-3 0-1 3-1 2-1 0-4 2-1 0-2 0-2 2-3 4-0 0-2 1-2

28 30 31 6 7 13 19 24 27 2 4 9 11 16 18 23

2008 10-10-0, 5-7-0 vs. Dixie State vs. Fort Lewis (OT) vs. Eastern New Mexico vs. Adams State (Au) @ Augustana vs. Mary vs. Carroll vs. Central Washington vs. Seattle Pacific vs. Saint Martin’s (OT) vs. Western Oregon @ Western Washington @ Central Washington vs. Northwest Nazarene vs. Rocky Mountain @ Western Oregon

L W W W L W W L L W W L L W L L

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

Oct. 25 @ Saint Martin’s (OT)

Oct. 31 vs. Western Washington Nov. 6 @ Northwest Nazarene Nov. 8 @ Seattle Pacific

Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov.

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov.

29 31 4 6 12 13 17 19 24 26 3 8 14 16 21 24 29 31 5 7

3 6 10 12 16 18 23 25 30 2 9 14 16 21 23 28 30 6

Nov. 11 Nov. 13

2009 9-10-1, 5-7-0 vs. CSU San Bernardino (SG) @ Dixie State vs. Colorado Christian vs. Augustana (2 OT) @ Mary (2OT) vs. Minn.-Crookston (Bis) @ Central Washington @ Northwest Nazarene (OT) @ Western Oregon (2OT) @ Saint Martin’s vs. Central Washington vs. Northwest Nazarene @ Rocky Mountain vs. Carroll @ Seattle Pacific @ Western Washington vs. Saint Martin’s vs. Western Oregon vs. Seattle Pacific (OT) vs. Western Washington 2010 13-6-1, 9-5-0 vs. Dixie State vs. Mary @ Colorado Christian @ Colorado Mines (2 OT) @ Seattle Pacific @ Central Washington @ Simon Fraser @ Western Washington vs. Western Oregon vs. Saint Martin’s @ Northwest Nazarene (OT) vs. Central Washington vs. Seattle Pacific (OT) @ Saint Martin’s @ Western Oregon vs. Western Washington vs. Simon Fraser vs. Northwest Nazarene NCAA Regional Tournament vs. Cal State L.A. (Se) @ Seattle Pacific

W L W L

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

L W L W T W W L W W L W W L L L L W L L

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

W W W T L W W W W L W W L L W W L W

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

W L

1-0 0-2

Head Coach: Wojtek Krakowiak (2011- Present) 50-28-11

Sept.

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2011 11-3-4, 8-2-4 2 vs. Colorado Christian

2-0

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov.

3 8 10 15 17 22 24 29 1 8 13 15 20 22 27 29 5

Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

31 1 06 08 13 15 20 22 27 29 4 6 11 13 18 20 25 27

Nov. Nov.

1 3

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

7 16 19 21 26 28 3 5 10 12 17 19 24 26

vs. SW Minnesota State vs. Rocky Mountain @ Mary (OT) @ Saint Martin’s @ Western Oregon (2 OT) vs. Simon Fraser vs. Western Washington @ Seattle Pacific @ Central Washington (2 OT) @ Northwest Nazarene vs. Western Oregon (2 OT) vs. Saint Martin’s (OT) @ Western Wash. (2 OT) @ Simon Fraser vs. Central Washington vs. Seattle Pacific vs. Northwest Nazarene 2012 13-6-1, 8-5-1 vs. Colo. Mines vs. Northern State University @ Dixie State Univ. of Utah @ Grand Canyon vs. Seattle Pacific vs. Central Washington vs. Saint Martin’s @ Northwest Nazarene @ Simon Fraser @ Western Washington vs. Northwest Nazarene vs. Western Oregon (2 OT) @ Central Washington @ Seattle Pacific vs. Western Washington vs. Simon Fraser @ Western Oregon @ Saint Martin’s (2 OT) GNAC Championship Tournament vs. #22 Seattle Pacific vs. #14 Western Washington 2013 6-8-2, 5-8-1 @ Dixie State (2 OT) vs. Mary vs. Simon Fraser vs. Western Washington @ Seattle Pacific @ Central Washington (OT) @ Saint Martin’s @ Western Oregon @ Northwest Nazarene (2 OT) vs. Saint Martin’s vs. Central Washington vs. Seattle Pacific @ Western Washington @ Simon Fraser

W W L W T W W W T W T L T W W L W

3-0 1-0 1-2 3-1 1-1 4-1 1-0 1-0 1-1 6-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 2-1 3-0 1-2 4-0

W W W W W W W W W L W L W L L W L T

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

W L

1-0 0-2

T W W L L L W L T W L L L W

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

Oct. 31 Nov. 2

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov.

L W

2-3 1-0

2014 11-4-2, 9-3-2 GNAC 5 at University of Mary W 12 at Sioux Falls W 18 at Western Oregon L 20 at Saint Martin’s T (OT) 25 Central Washington W 27 Seattle Pacific W 2 Northwest Nazarene W 4 #22 Western Washington L 9 at Seattle Pacific T (OT) 11 at Central Washington W 16 at Western Washington L (OT) 18 at Simon Fraser W 23 Saint Martin’s W 25 Western Oregon W 30 Simon Fraser W 1 at Northwest Nazarene W (OT) GNAC Championship Tournament 6 vs. Seattle Pacific L

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

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct.

3 5 10 12 19 24 26 1 3 8 10 15 17 22 24 31

Nov.

vs. Western Oregon vs. Northwest Nazarene

2015 8-7-2, 6-5-1 GNAC Carroll College W (2 OT) at Mary T (2 OT) at San Francisco State L at Academy of Art W (2 OT) Northwest Nazarene W Western Oregon W Concordia T (2 OT) at Simon Fraser L at Saint Martin’s W at Northwest Nazarene L at #3 Western Washington L #19 Seattle Pacific L Saint Martin’s W at Concordia L (2 OT) at Western Oregon W Central Washington W GNAC Championship Tournament vs. #2 Western Washington L

0-1

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

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Women’s All-Time Record vs. Opponents Opponent

Games

ARIZONA (2-0) Grand Canyon

Last Meeting

2-0

September 8, 2012

CALIFORNIA (4-10) Academy of Art 1 Cal State Chico 3 Cal State Hayward 1 Cal State LA 1 Cal State Monterey Bay 1 Cal State San Bernadino 1 Humboldt State 2 San Francisco State 3 Sonoma State University 1

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

September 12, 2015 September 24, 2003 September 28, 2001 November 11, 2010 September 30, 2001 August 29, 2009 October 7, 2000 September 10, 2015 September 26, 2003

CANADA (9-4) Simon Fraser

9-4

COLORADO (13-33-2) Adams State Colorado Christian CO School of Mines Denver Fort Lewis Mesa State Metro State Northern Colorado Regis CSU-Pueblo

3 3 4 1 8 8 4 9 6 2

3-0 2-1 3-0-1 0-1 2-5-1 2-6 0-4 0-9 1-5 0-2

FLORIDA (0-1) Embry-Riddle

W-L-T

October 1, 2015

0-1

GEORGIA (1-0) Savannah College of A&D 1

1-0

HAWAII (0-2) Hawaii Pacific

0-2

IDAHO (16-6-2) Boise State Northwest Nazarene

1 23

MINNESOTA (9-3-1) Bemidji State 1 College of Saint Catherine 1 Concordia 1 Minnesota-Crookston 3 Minnesota-Morris 2 Moorhead State 1 St. Cloud State 2

0-1 16-5-2

2-1 W

August 29, 2000

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

October 14, 2004 October 8, 2015

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

W (2OT) L W W W L L L L

W W W L W W L L W L

Streak Won 2 Won 1 Lost 3 Won 1 Won 1 Won 1 Lost 1 Lost 2 Lost 3 Lost 1 Lost 1 Won 3 Won 2 Won 1 Lost 1 Won 1 Won 2 Lost 4 Lost 9 Won 1 Lost 2

2-3 L

Lost 1

3-1 W

Won 1

0-4 L

Lost 2

August 27, 2004 September 9, 2001 September 24, 1999 September 13, 2009 August 30, 2002 October 18, 1997 August 29, 2004

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

1-0 L

October 25, 2002 September 12, 2004

September 6, 2008 September 2, 2011 August 31, 2012 October 13, 1996 August 30, 2008 August 30, 2005 October 6, 2006 October 26, 2003 September 3, 2007 August 26, 2005

Result

0-2 L 2-1 L

Lost 1 Lost 1

2-1 W 3-1 W 10-0 W 4-0 W 1-2 L 0-6 L 4-0 W

Won 1 Won 1 Won 1 Won 3 Lost 1 Lost 1 Won 1

SW Minnesota State Winona State

1 1

1-0 0-1

MONTANA (23-16-1) Carroll Great Falls Montana Rocky Mountain

19 1 1 19

11-8 1-0 0-1 11-7-1

NEBRASKA (2-0) Concordia Wayne State

1 1

1-0 1-0

3 1

3-0 0-1

NEW MEXICO (3-1) Eastern New Mexico New Mexico Highlands

September 3, 2011 September 27, 1997 September 3, 2015 September 11, 2005 September 22, 2006 September, 2011 September 2, 2000 September 7, 2002

Won 1 Lost 1

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

Won Won Won Won

7-0 W 2-1 W

Won 1 Won 1

3-0 W 0-6 L

Won 3 Lost 1

August 25, 2007 September 6, 1997

NORTH DAKOTA (14-18-3) Jamestown 8 North Dakota State 4 Univ. of Mary 22 Univ. of North Dakota 1

3-5 October 9, 2004 1-3 October 18, 2002 10-10-2 September 5, 2015 0-0-1 September 4, 2004

PENNSYLVANIA (1-0) East Stroudsburg Univ.

1-0

OREGON (9-9-3) Concordia Western Oregon

2 19

0-1-1 9-8-2

2 2 1 3

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

SOUTH DAKOTA (6-2) Augustana College Sioux Falls National American Univ. Northern State Univ.

3-0 W 0-4 L

August 31, 2003

TEXAS (11-5-2) Angelo State Dallas Baptist Incarnate Word St. Edward’s St. Mary’s Texas A&M - International Texas - Permian Basin

1 3 3 3 4 2 2

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

UTAH (3-2-1) Dixie State Utah Valley State

5 1

3-1-1 0-1

WASHINGTON (30-63-6) Central Washington 23 Gonzaga 1 Saint Martin’s 18 Seattle University 7

5-0 4-5 0-0 1-1

October 22, 2015 October 24, 2015 September 6, 2009 September 12, 2014 October 21, 2001 September 1, 2012

October 25, 2005 October 23, 2006 October 15, 2006 October 28, 2006 October 13, 2006 September 16, 2006 October 20, 2006

W (OT) W L W

1 1 1 2

W Won 1 L Lost 1 T (2 OT) Tied 1 T Tied 1

2-0 W

Won 1

0-1 L (2 OT) Lost 1 1-0 W Won 3 3-2 W 2-0 W 1-2 L 3-0 W

September 7, 2013 October 24, 2003

11-11-1 October 31, 2015 0-1 October 2, 1999 11-5-2 October 17, 2015 0-7 November 3, 2007

1-0 W 4-0 W 0-1 L 0-2 L 1-1 T 18-1 W 3-0 W

Won 1 Won 2 Lost 1 Won 3 Won 1 Won 3 Lost 1 Lost 2 Tied 1 Won 2 Won 2

0-0 T 0-2 L

Tied 1 Lost 1

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

Won 3 Lost 1 Won 3 Lost 7

W L W L

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Seattle Pacific Univ. 22 Western Washington 22 Whitman College 2 Whitworth College 3

4-17-1 3-17-2 0-2 1-2

October 15, 2015 November 5, 2015 (GNAC) September 22, 2002 September 21, 2002

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

Lost Lost Lost Lost

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Women’s Soccer Awards and Honors Team Captains 2015 Katlyn Lokay Boulder, CO Kari Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Dana Lubieniecki Lakewood, CO 2014 Chelsea Shuman Kalispell, MT Katlyn Lokay Boulder, CO Haley McFarlane Colo. Sprngs, CO 2013 Heidi Greenback Woodinville, WA Jackie Hill Boise, ID 2012 Jaucelyn Richter (2X) Billings, MT Jennifer Larsen (2X) Mesa, AZ 2011 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ 2010 Samantha Boehm (2x)Wilsonville, OR 2009 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman Lakewood, CO 2008 Sara Gress (2x) Boise, ID Mandy Ploskonka Federal Way, WA 2007 Sara Gress Boise, ID Brittney Sandau Billings, MT 2005-06 Megan Plank (2x) Phoenix, AZ Ally Stroup (2x) Ojai, CA 2004 Candy Cherry (3x) Missoula, MT 2002-03 Candy Cherry Missoula, MT Heidi Robertson (2x) Great Falls, MT 2001 Abby Farmer (3x) Casper, WY Kristen Johnson Rapid City, SD 2000 Megan Parish (3x )Helena, MT 1998-99 Abby Farmer Casper, WY Megan Parish Helena, MT

NSCAA Scholar All-American 2012 Jaucelyn Richter (College Div. - 3rd Team) Billings, MT 2010 Samantha Boehm (College Div. - 3rd Team) Wilsonville, OR 2006 Ally Stroup (College Div. - 1st Team) Ojai, CA

NSCAA Scholar All-Region 2010 Samantha Boehm (West - 1st Team) Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman (West - 1st Team) Lakewood, CO Carly Valentine (West - 1st Team Vancouver, WA Lauren Anderson (West - Hon. Men

tion) Ridgefield, WA 2009 Samantha Boehm (West - 1st Team) Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman (West - 1st Team) Lakewood, CO Chelsea Libby (West - 1st Team) Puyallup, WA Carly Valentine (West - Hon. Mention) Vancouver, WA 2008 Sara Gress (West - 1st Team) Boise, ID Melissa Carlson (West - Hon. Mention) Renton, WA Chelsea Libby (West - Hon. Mention) Puyallup, WA Mandy Ploskonka (West - Hon. Men- tion) Federal Way, WA 2007 Abby Bennett (West - Hon. Mention) Livingston, MT Melissa Carlson (West - Hon. Mention) Renton, WA Sara Gress (West - Hon. Mention) Boise, ID 2006 Ally Stroup (West - 2nd Team) Ojai, CA Megan Plank (West - 3rd Team) Phoenix, AZ

NSCAA All-Region 2013 Heidi Greenback (West - 2nd Team) 2012 Jaucelyn Richter (West - 1st Team) Billings, MT Jennifer Larsen (West - 2nd Team) Mesa, AZ Heidi Greenback (West - 3rd Team) Woodinville, WA Aiko Johnson (West - 3rd Team) Fullerton, CA 2010 Samantha Boehm (West - 2nd Team) Wilsonville, OR Jaucelyn Richter (West - 2nd Team) Billings, MT Kari Foreman (West - 3rd Team) Lakewood, CO Carly Valentine (West - 3rd Team) Vancouver, WA 2008 Sara Gress (West - 3rd Team) Boise, ID 2007 Brittney Sandau (Far West - 1st Team) Billings, MT 2006 Ally Stroup (Midwest - 2nd Team) Ojai, CA 2003 Ally Stroup (Far West - 2nd Team)

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Ojai, CA

CoSIDA Academic All-American 2012 Jennifer Larsen (1st Team) Mesa, AZ 2004 Margot Merrill-Johnson (1st Team) Salt Lake City, UT

CoSIDA Academic All-District 2012 Jennifer Larsen (1st Team) Mesa, AZ 2011 Jennifer Larsen (1st Team) Mesa, AZ 2009 Samantha Boehm (3rd Team) Wilsonville, OR 2008 Melissa Carlson (1st Team) Renton, WA 2006 Ally Stroup (2nd Team) Ojai, CA 2005 Ally Stroup (2nd Team) Ojai, CA 2004 Margot Merrill-Johnson (1st Team) Salt Lake City, UT

Daktronics All-Region 2014 Haley McFarlane (West - 2nd Team) Colorado Springs, CO 2012 Heidi Greenback (West - 2nd Team) Woodinville, WA Jennifer Larsen (West - 2nd Team) Mesa, AZ Jaucelyn Richter (West - 2nd Team) Billings, MT 2011 Jaucelyn Richter (West - 1st Team) Billings, MT 2010 Kari Foreman (West - 2nd Team) Lakewood, CO 2009 Kari Foreman (West - 2nd Team) Lakewood, CO 2007 Abby Bennett (West - 2nd Team) Livingston, MT 2006 Ally Stroup (Midwest - 1st Team) Ojai, CA

GNAC Coach of the Year

2014 2010

Wojtek Krakowiak (Co) Don Trentham

GNAC All-Conference 2015 Katlyn Lokay (1st Team) Boulder, CO Chloe Hopps (HM) Kent, WA Kari Kastelic (HM) Phoenix, AZ Dana Lubieniecki (HM) Lakewood, CO Jessica Spang (HM) Billings, MT 2014 Haley McFarlane (1st Team) Colo. Springs, CO Alisa Sagdahl (1st Team) Edmonds, WA Kari Kastelic (2nd Team) Phoenix, AZ Katlyn Lokay (2nd Team) Boulder, CO Chelsea Shuman (HM) Kalispell, MT Jennifer Johnson (HM) Wenatchee, WA 2013 Heidi Greenback (2nd Team) Woodinville, WA Chelsea Shuman (2nd Team) Kalispell, MT Alisa Sagdahl (Honorable Mention) Edmonds, WA Jackie Hill (Honorable Mention) Boise, ID 2012 Jaucelyn Richter (1st Team) Billings, MT Jennifer Larsen (1st Team) Mesa, AZ Aiko Johnson (2nd Team) Fullerton, CA Heidi Greenback (2nd Team) Woodinville, WA Kristen Kastelic (Honorable Mention) Phoenix, AZ Chelsea Shuman (Honorable Mention) Kalispell, MT Whitney Siler (Honorable Mention) Monroe, WA 2011 Jaucelyn Richter (1st Team) Billings, MT Heidi Greenback (2nd Team) Woodinville, WA Jennifer Larsen (2nd Team) Mesa, AZ Danielle Gordon (Honorable Mention) Atkins, IA Kristen Kastelic (Honorable Mention) Phoenix, AZ Whitney Siler (Honorable Mention) Monroe, WA 2010 Samantha Boehm (1st Team) Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman (1st Team) Lakewood, CO Jaucelyn Richter (2nd Team)

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Billings, MT Lauren Anderson (Honorable Mention) Ridgefield, WA Sabrina Grandke-Bawab (Honorable Mention) Kirkland, WA Heidi Greenback (Honorable Mention) Woodinville, WA Jen Larsen (Honorable Mention) Mesa, AZ 2009 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT (1st Team and Freshman of the Year) Samantha Boehm (Honorable Mention) Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman (Honorable Mention) Lakewood, CO Jen Larsen (Honorable Mention) Mesa, AZ Chelsea Libby (Honorable Mention) Puyallup, WA 2008 Sara Gress (1st Team) Boise, ID Kari Foreman (2nd Team) Lakewood, CO Mykenzie Deverell (Honorable Mention) Camas, WA Allison Gamberg (Honorable Mention) Lakewood, CO Mandy Ploskonka (Honorable Mention) Federal Way, WA 2007 Mandy Ploskonka (2nd Team) Federal Way, WA Danielle Ritter (2nd Team) Great Falls, MT Brittney Sandau (2nd Team) Billings, MT Sara Gress (Honorable Mention) Boise, ID Samantha Sandau (Honorable Mention) Billings, MT

GNAC Academic All-Conference

2015 Kari Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Teegan Koster Sherwood, OR Katlyn Lokay Boulder, CO Dana Lubieniecki Lakewood, CO Jessica Spang Billings, MT 2014 Teegan Koster Sherwood, OR Katlyn Lokay Boulder, CO Dana Lubieniecki Lakewood, CO

Amanda Perri Lakewood, CO

Chelsea Shuman Kalispell, MT 2013 Heidi Greenback Woodinville,WA Sami Hansen Boise, ID Jackie Hill Boise, ID Kaylee Kimmet Billings, MT Teegan Koster Sherwood, OR Megan Wade Wenatchee, WA 2012 Kaylee Kimmet Billings, MT Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ Lisa Dallapiazza Florence, MT Kristen Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Adrienne Biglow Yakima, WA Janae Remsberg Oceanside, CA Courtney Harvey Billings, MT Elisabeth Eriksen Calgary, Alberta Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT Heidi Greenback Woodinville,WA Jackie Hill Boise, ID 2011 Adrienne Biglow Yakima, WA Amanda Brusic Yakima, WA Tyshae Davis Idaho Falls, ID Danielle Gordon Atkins, IA Courtney Harvey Billings, MT Jackie Hill Boise, ID Kristen Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ Janae Remsberg Oceanside, CA Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT 2010 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield, WA Andrea Baytaluke Calgary, AB Adrienne Biglow Yakima, WA Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Kari Foreman Lakewood, CO Courtney Harvey Billings, MT Kristen Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Jen Larsen Mesa, AZ Carly Valentine Vancouver, WA 2009 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield, WA Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Caitlin Differding Sammamish, WA Kari Foreman Lakewood, CO Chelsea Libby Puyallup, WA Kelly Ross Calgary, Canada Carly Valentine Vancouver, WA 2008 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield,

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Wilsonville, OR Abby Bennett (1st Team) Livingston, MT Brittney Sandau (1st Team) Billings, MT Ally Stroup (1st Team) Ojai, CA 2005 Megan Plank (1st Team) Phoenix, AZ Mandy Ploskonka (Freshman of Year) Federal Way, WA Brittney Sandau (1st Team) Billings, MT Ally Stroup (1st Team) Ojai, CA

Pac West All-Conference

Most Valuable Player

(Presented to the most outstanding player of the fall season -- voted on by players) 2013 Alisa Sagdahl Edmonds, WA Katlyn Lokay Boulder, CO 2012 Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ 2011 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT 2010 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR 2009 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT 2008 Sara Gress Boise, ID 2007 Brittney Sandau Billings, MT 2006 Megan Plank Phoenix, AZ Ally Stroup Ojai, CA 2005 Megan Plank Phoenix, AZ 2004 Megan Plank Phoenix, AZ 2003 Megan Plank Phoenix, AZ 2002 Vicky McCarthy Butte, MT

2000 Sara Otis (2nd Team) Vancouver, WA Mandy Reed (Hon. Mention) Denver, CO 1999 Lisa Anderson (2nd Team) Cheney, WA (Presented to the player who goes above and beyond Shannon Farrar (2nd Team) in demonstrating teamwork, hard work, dedication, Ferndale, WA discipline and passion to the MSU Billings Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer program -- voted on by players) 2013 Jackie Hill Boise, ID 2012 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT 2000 Megan Parrish Helena, MT 2011 Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ Heather Kaste Great Falls, MT 2010 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Kim Bernard Salt Lake City,UT 2009 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Denyse King Idaho Falls, ID 2008 Melissa Carlson Renton, WA 1999 Megan Parish Helena, MT 2007 Melissa Carlson Renton, WA Shanna Farrar Fernadale, WA 2006 Jenny Moellendorf Green River, WY Lisa Anderson Cheney, WA 2005 Lacey Albrent Ojai, CA Sarah Roberts Sheridan, WY 2004 Margot Merrill-Johnson 1998 Megan Parish Helena, MT Salt Lake City, UT 2003 Sara Otis Vancouver, WA 2002 Margot Merrill-Johnson Salt Lake City, UT

Quest for Excellence

Pac West Academic All-Conference

MSUB Female Athlete of the Year

(Presented to the most outstanding female athlete in all of the MSUB athletic programs) 2011 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR 2006 Ally Stroup Ojai, CA 2004 Heidi Robertson Great Falls, MT

NCAA Woman of the Year for Montana 2005

Margot Merrill-Johnson Salt Lake City, UT

Newcomer of the Year

(Presented to the top incoming player of the fall season -- voted on by players) 2013 Brittney Greenback Woodinville,WA 2012 Aiko Johnson Fullerton, CA Haley McFarlane Colo. Springs,CO 2011 Jessie Mancilla Aliso Viejo, CA 2010 Sabrina Grandke-Bawab Kirkland, WA 2009 Jaucelyn Richter Billings, MT 2008 MyKenzie Deverell Camas, WA 2007 Kari Foreman Lakewood, CO

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Boise, ID Courtney Harvey (1827 min.) Billings, MT Kari Foreman (1794 min.) Lakewood, CO Jennifer Larsen (1659 min.) Mesa, AZ 2008 *Sara Gress (1831 min.) Presented to the junior or senior with the highest Boise, ID cumulative GPA -- must be in the program for a Mandy Ploskonka (1755 min.) minimum of four semesters) Federal Way, WA MyKenzie Deverell (1707 min.) 2013 Kaylee Kimmett Billings, MT Camas, WA Sami Hansen Boise, ID 2007 Janica Larsen (1698 min.) 2011 Kristen Kastelic Phoenix, AZ Salt Lake City, UT Jennifer Larsen Mesa, AZ Sara Gress (1689 min.) 2010 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield, WA Boise, ID 2009 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield, WA Abby Bennett (1674 min.) 2008 Melissa Carlson Renton, WA Livingston, MT 2007 Melissa Carlson Renton, WA 2006 *Megan Plank (1868 min.) 2006 Ally Stroup Ojai, CA Phoenix, AZ 2005 Ally Stroup Ojai, CA Samantha Boehm (1750 min.) 2004 Margot Merrill-Johnson Wilsonville, OR Salt Lake City, UT Abby Bennett (1731 min.) 2003 Margot Merrill-Johnson Livingston, MT Salt Lake City, UT Melissa Carlson (1691 min.) 2002 Heidi Robertson Renton, WA Great Falls, MT 2004 *Megan Plank (1837 min.) Phoenix, AZ *Lacey Albrent (1837 min.) Ojai, CA (Presented to the returning player who took their *Kelsey Vinnedge (1837 min.) game to the next level from the Great Falls, MT previous season -- voted on by players) Megan Beckstead (1795 min.) Salt Lake City, UT 2010 Lauren Anderson Ridgefield, WA Margot Merrill-Johnson (1727 min.) 2009 Kelley Minard Helena, MT Salt Lake City, UT 2008 Samantha Boehm Wilsonville, OR Ally Taylor (1721 min.) 2007 Danielle Ritter Great Falls, MT Ojai, CA 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

Samantha Boehm Mandy Ploskonka Lacey Albrent Megan Plank Lacey Badger

Wilsonville, OR Federal Way, WA Ojai, CA Phoenix, AZ Salt Lake City,UT

Scholar Athlete

Next Level

Iron Women

(Presented to players who played 1650+ minutes during the fall season) * played every minute of the season * Discontinued after 2010 season 2010 *Jennifer Larsen (1830 min.) Mesa, AZ Samantha Boehm (1801 min.) Wilsonville, OR Lauren Anderson (1764 min.) Ridgefield, WA 2009 *Samantha Boehm (1866 min.) Wilsonville, OR *Jordan Fenwick (1866 min.)

Heartland Conference Player of the Week

2006 Jelisa Guy (Offensive) September 11-17, 2006 Abby Bennett (Defensive) September 4-10, 2006 Ally Stroup (Offensive) September 4-10, 2006 Samantha Boehm (Defensive) August 28-September 3, 2006 Brittney Sandau (Offensive) August 28-September 3, 2006

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2009 Kari Foreman September 21-27 Megan Plank (Defensive) Samantha Boehm September 7-13 August 21-27, 2006 2008 Kari Foreman Ally Stroup (Offensive) September 29 - October 5 August 21-27, 2006 Kari Foreman August 25-31 2005 Megan Plank (Defensive) 2007 Janica Larsen August 20-26 October 24-30, 2005 Ally Stroup (Offensive) October 24-30, 2005 Mandy Ploskonka (Defensive) October 3-9, 2005 Brittney Sandau (Offensive) 2014-15 October 3-9, 2005 2013-14 Ally Stroup (Offensive) 2012-13 September 26-October 2, 2005 2011-12 3.49 Overall Team GPA Lacey Albrent (Defensive) 2010-11 September 19-25, 2005 Abby Bennett (Defensive) 2009-10 3.45 Overall Team GPA September 5-11, 2005 2008-09 3.40 Overall Team GPA Ally Stroup (Offensive) 2007-08 3.36 Overall Team GPA September 5-11, 2005 2006-07 3.45 Overall Team GPA Vanessa Edwards (Defensive) 2005-06 3.30 Overall Team GPA August 29-September 4, 2005 2004-05 3.38 Overall Team GPA 2003-04 3.38 Overall Team GPA 2002-03 3.30 Overall Team GPA 2001-02 3.25 Overall Team GPA 2014 Chelsea Shuman Oct. 27-Nov. 2 Haley McFarlane Oct. 20-26 Krystal Daniels Oct. 6-12 Jessica Spang Sept. 8-14 2010 Silver Certificate (5 yellow cards) Alisa Sagdahl Sept. 1-7 2009 Bronze Certificate (6 yellow cards) 2013 Heidi Greenback 2008 Silver Certificate (1 yellow card) October 7-13 2012 Chelsea Shuman August 27 - September 2 Heidi Greenback September 10-16 Jennifer Larsen (2X) August 27 - September 2 September 17-23 2011 Jaucelyn Richter October 31 - November 6 Jennifer Brookshire October 3-9 Whitney Siler September 26 - October 2 Jaucelyn Richter September 12-18 Heidi Greenback August 29 - September 4 2010 Whitney Siler November 1-7 Sabrina Grandke-Bawab September 20-26 Samantha Sandau August 30 - September 5

NSCAA/Continental Tire Team Academic Award

GNAC Player of the Week

NSCAA Team Ethics Award

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Anniversary Teams 15th Anniversary Team (1996-2010) Goalkeeper (1) Megan Plank 2003-06 Defenders (4) Lacey Albrent 2004-05 Abby Bennett 2004-07 Sara Gress 2005-08 Vicky McCarthy 1999, 2001-02 Midfielders (4) Melissa Carlson 2005-08 Margot Merrill-Johnson 2001-04 Mandy Ploskonka 2005-08 Brittney Sandau 2004-07 Forwards (2) Abby Farmer 1997-01 Ally Stroup 2003-06

All-Decade Team (1996-2005) Goalkeeper (1) Gretchen Kaus 1999-00 Defenders (4) Lacey Albrent 2004-05 Kristen Johnson 1999-02 Vicky McCarthy 1999, 2001-02 Mandy Reed 2000-03 Midfielders (4) Megan Beckstead 2003-04 Candy Cherry 2001-04 Stephanie Clark 2001-04 Margot Merrill-Johnson 2001-04 Forwards (2) Abby Farmer 1997-01 Sara Otis 2000-03

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Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer All-Time Roster Dyer, Crystal

A Albrent, Lacey Anderson, Lauren Anderson, Lisa

Badger, Lacey Barber, Madison Baytaluke, Andrea Beckstead, Megan Bennett, Abby Bernard, Kim Biglow, Adrienne Boehm, Samantha Blanc, Kendal Boje, Jeanette Brayton, Jenny Briscoe, Aubrey Brookshire, Jennifer Brusic, Amanda Bryn, Kelly Bunnell, Jenny

2004 - 2005 33 games played 2007 - 2010 68 games played 1998 - 1999 34 games played

B 2002 2014 2009 - 2010 2003 - 2004 2004 - 2007 1999 - 2000 2009 - 2012 2006, 08-10 2003 1996 1998 2013 2010 - 2012 2010 - 2011 2000 - 2003 1998 - 1999

C Carlson, Megan Carlson, Melissa Cathey, Kim Cherry, Candy Chrans, Amy Christiansen, Lora Clark, Stephanie Coghlan, Sarah

2007 - 2009 2005 - 2008 2001 2001 - 2004 1997 1997 2001 - 2004 2015

25 74 18 70 12 13 56

games games games games games games games

played played played played played played played

17 games played

Dallapiazza, Lisa Daniels, Krystal Davis, Jackie Davis, Tyshae

2011 - 2012 2013-14 1996 2010 - 2011

4 games played 23 games played 9 games played 27 games played

DeMoss, Susan Deverell, MyKenzie

2002 2008

2 games played 20 games played

Differding, Caitlin Dix, Stacie Downs, Teri

2006 - 2009 39 games played 2003 6 games played 1998 - 1999 15 games played

Delgadillo, Lili

Devoto, Jordan

2015 2015

Edwards, Vanessa

2004-2005

32 games played

English, Emily Eriksen, Elisabeth Esau, Chelsea Ewen, Angela

2006 2011 - 2012 2000 1996

10 games played 4 games played 17 games played 7 games played

2 games played 3 games played

2014-15

0 games played

F Farmer, Abby Farrar, Shanna Fenwick, Jordan Foreman, Kari Fraker, Michelle Frenzel, Dana Furman, Jenni

1997 - 2001 1998 - 1999 2007 - 2010 2007 - 2010 1997 2001 - 2002 2003 - 2004

65 35 57 78 11 25 28

games games games games games games games

played played played played played played played

G Gamberg, Ali 2007 - 2008 Ginther, Katie 2005 Gonzales, Sandy 2001 Gordon, Danielle 2010 - 2011 Grandke-Bawab, Sabrina 2010 Green, Rachel 1996 Greenback, Brittney 2013-15 Greenback, Heidi 2010 - 2013 Gress, Sara 2005 - 2008 Griglio, Bailey

Guy, Jelisa

9 games played

E England, Jordyn

16 games played 11 games played 40 games played 36 games played 73 games played 34 games played 67 games played 68 games played 16 games played 9 games played 18 games played 11 games played 37 games played 38 games played 53 games played 34 games played

1996

2015

34 games played 8 games played 15 games played 19 game played 19 games played 9 games played 44 games played

74 games played 78 games played 17 games played

2006 - 2007 40 games played

H Hansen, Sami Harvey, Courtney Heffernan, Agen Heggem, Monica Henwood, Hali Hill, Jackie Hoffman, Kaily Holley, Emily Holgard, Jamie Hopps, Chloe

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2013-14 2009 - 2012 2011-14 1996 2014 2010 - 2013 2006 - 2007 2009 1998 2015

2 games played 42 games played 23 games played 9 games played 1 game played 54 games played 6 games played 3 games played 12 games played 15 games played

Howard, Elizabeth

Huelsing, Leah Humbracht, Lacey Huppert, Patty

2014-15

1999 2002 1997

25 games played Merrill-Johnson, Margot 2001-04

70 games played 5 games played Merrill-Johnson, Micah 2005-07 45 games played 16 games played Miles, Lacey 1999 17 games played 7 games played Minard, Kelley 2009 6 games played Miner, Kendra 2013 1 game played Moellendorf, Jenny 2003 - 20006 73 games played

J Jarvis, Jacqui Johnson, Jennifer Johnson, Kristen Johnson, Aiko Joern, Jen

2001 2011-14 1999 - 2002 2012-2013 2007

4 games played 60 games played 62 games played 20 games played Nelson, Kami 7 games played Nimick, Lexie

K Kaste, Heather Kastelic, Kari Kastelic, Kristen Kaus, Gretchen Kelly, Brittany Keyes, Kaitlyn Kimmet, Kaylee King, Denyse Knight, Kelsey Knudtzon, Brittany Koster, Teegan

Lansdown, Heather Larsen, Janica Larsen, Jennifer Libby, Chelsea Lokay, Katyln Lubieniecki, Dana Lucore, Lindsay

Macias, Raquel Magargal, Sarah Mancilla, Jessie Marrer, Caitlyn Marra, Ashely McCarthy, Raquel McCarthy, Vicky McKellar, Angela McFarlane, Haley

Praska, Kaylee

2008 17 games played 2004 - 2007 69 games played 2009 - 2012 78 games played 2005, 07-09 78 games played Rainey, Cami 2012-15 70 games played Reed, Mandy 2013-15 50 games played Remsberg, Amy 2015 12 games played Remsberg, Janae Renemans, Anita Richter, Jaucelyn Ritter, Danielle Roberts, Sarah 2003 15 games played Robertson, Heidi 1996 - 1997 19 games played Ross, Kelly 2011-14 65 games played Ruby, Amie 2007 20 games played Russell, Cori 2013-15 43 games played 2000 - 2001 35 games played 1999, 2001-02 51 games played 1998 - 1999 35 games played 2012, 14 31 games played Sagdahl, Alisa

1997 1997

13 games played 11 games played

1999 - 2000 35 games played Oaks, Dariann 2014-15 34 games played Ogden, Kienna 2009 - 2012 78 games played Otis, Sara 1999 - 2000 35 games played 1996 9 games played 2008 13 games played 2011- pres. 10 games played 1999 - 2000 34 games played Parish, Megan 2005 9 games played Perri, Amanda 2007 - 2008 15 games played Plank, Megan 2012-15 55 games played Ploskonka, Mandy Prescott, Whitney Porter, Ashley

2015 2015

8 games played 17 games played

2000 - 2003 63 games played

P 1997 - 2000 66 games played 2013-14 33 games played 2003 - 2006 71 games played 2005 - 2008 76 games played 2006 - 2007 13 games played 1997 - 1998 16 games played 2015

0 games played

R 2001 2000 - 2003 2008 - 2009 2009 - 2012 2005 2009 - 2012 2006 - 2007 1998 - 1999 2000 - 2003 2008 - 2009 1997 2002

14 games played 63 games played 25 games played 32 games played 4 games played 77 games played 37 games played 35 games played 65 games played 33 games played 13 games played 16 games played

S 2012-14

53 games played

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Sandau, Brittney Sandau, Samantha Seward, Brandi Shuman, Chelsea Siler, Whitney Smith, Bobbie Smith, Hannah Sorensen, Meghan Sorensen, Paige

2004-2007 2007 - 2010 1996 2011-14 2010 1996 2012 2013 2013

Stabio, Leah Stafford, Lauren Stebbins, Holly Stephens, Amy Stiegeler, Marian Stroup, Ally

1996 2013 1997 2004-2007 2001 2003-2006

Spang, Jessica

2014-15

70 games played 78 games played 9 games played 59 games played 58 games played 9 games played 1 game played 12 games played

34 games played

9 games played 2 games played 13 games played 75 games played 14 games played 74 games played

T Tacke, Vickilynn Tolman, April Trinkle, Laura Trizna, Allie

1999 - 2000 35 games played 1997 13 games played 2000-01,03-04 45 games played 2015

3 games played

V Vaira, Courtney Valentine, Carly Vinnedge, Kelsey

1998 3 games played 2007 - 2010 79 games played 2003- 2005 37 games played

W Wade, Megan Wallis, April

2012- pres. 3 games played 1998 - 1999 8 games played

Weinreis, Lia Wolfer, Alyssa

1996 9 games played 2003 - 2005 35 games played

Wright, Faith

1997 - 1998 31 games played

Warren, Hayley Wright, Alycia

2015

14 games played

2015

17 games played

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MSUB Athletics Administration

KRISTA MONTAGUE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS/ SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR 14TH YEAR, 4TH AS AD

DENISE WYNIA ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 14TH YEAR

BRENT MONTAGUE DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT 9TH YEAR

REBEKAH GASNER DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE 6TH YEAR, 1ST AS C.D.

EVAN O’KELLY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS 3RD YEAR

BIRGITTA GRAY ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS 4TH YEAR

JAMES CATLIN OPERATIONS COORDINATOR 5TH YEAR

GINA HERBERT ACCOUNTANT 9TH YEAR

TOM EBEL HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINER 5TH YEAR

LINDSAY SULLIVAN ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 5TH YEAR

PATRICK BEHRE GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER 2ND YEAR

DR. SCOTT HARRIS FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE

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MSUB Athletics Coaches

ALEX BALOG MEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH

MARK BOLT XC/TRACK VOL. ASSIST. COACH

KYLE EMERICK MEN’S SOCCER VOL. ASST. COACH

JESSICA HART CHEER/STUNT HEAD COACH

STEPHEN CAVALLO THOMAS CHAMERAUD WOMEN’S SOCCER MEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH ASSOC. HEAD COACH

JENNY HERINGER WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

ASSISTANT COACH

DAVE COPPOCK XC/TRACK HEAD COACH

MARCUS DRANGE GOLF ASSISTANT COACH

RHETT HIGHTOWER GOLF ASSISTANT COACH

JC ISAKSON MEN’S BASKETBALL GRAD. ASST. COACH

ANICA KNISPEL TRACK GRAD. ASST. COACH

WOMEN’S SOCCER HEAD COACH

BASEBALL ASSISTANT COACH

FERNANDO PEREZ MEN’S SOCCER VOL. ASST. COACH

NICH PERTUIT STRENGTH COACH

JESSICA RAYMAN SOFTBALL HEAD COACH

GUIDO RIFFESER MEN’S SOCCER ASSISTANT COACH

BRAD SCHMIT MEN’S BASKETBALL ASSISTANT COACH

JAMIE STEVENS MEN’S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH

CARLY WEHLING VOLLEYBALL ASSISTANT COACH

CASEY WILLIAMS VOLLEYBALL HEAD COACH

JONATHAN WOEHL XC/TRACK ASSISTANT COACH

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL/GOLF

WOJTEK KRAKOWIAK PARKER KRUCKENBERG

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KEVIN WOODIN HEAD COACH