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TABLE OF CONTENTS

The 2021 Northwest Mississippi Community College Soccer/Volleyball Media Guide is a publication of the Northwest Sports Information Office. This publication was written and edited by SID Brian Lentz, with contributions by Sports Information Specialist Brian Oakley and graphic designer Jennifer Corbin. Additional editing provided by the Northwest Communications Office. Cover design by Brian Lentz.

QUICK FACTS/BOARD OF TRUSTEES . . . . . . . . 2-5 PRESIDENT/ATHLETIC DIRECTOR . . . . . . . . . . 6-8 WOMEN’S SOCCER COACHES/ROSTER . COACHES/ROSTER . . . . . . 9-22 WOMEN’S SOCCER PREVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . 23-28 WOMEN’S SOCCER RECORDS/HISTORY . RECORDS/HISTORY . . . . 29-45 MEN’S SOCCER COACHES/ROSTER . COACHES/ROSTER . . . . . . . 47-56 MEN’S SOCCER PREVIEW . PREVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57-62 MEN’S SOCCER RECORDS/HISTORY . . . . . . 63-79 VOLLEYBALL COACHES/ROSTER . COACHES/ROSTER . . . . . . . . . 81-91 VOLLEYBALL PREVIEW/2021 RECAP . RECAP . . . . . 93-102 ATHLETIC STAFF . STAFF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 103-108

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Photography was provided by: Kevin Maloney, Brett Brown, Brian Lentz, Lee Adams, Julie Bauer, Pearl River Community College, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Murray State University and Pittsburg State University. All opponent information, including dates and times, are subject to change as needed. Any updates will be provided on nwccrangers.com and on Twitter (@NWCC_Rangers). Contact information for coaches and staff can be found at nwccrangers.com and northwestms.edu.

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QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION

MEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION

Locations: Senatobia, Miss. (Main campus) Southaven, Miss. (DeSoto Center) Oxford, Miss. (Lafayette-Yalobusha Technical Center) Batesville, Miss. (TBD) Founded: 1928 Nickname: Rangers, Lady Rangers Enrollment: 6,131 Official Athletics Website: www.nwccrangers.com President: Dr. Michael J. Heindl (Hinds Community College, A.A. - 1994) (Mississippi College, B.S. - 1997) (Western Michigan, J.D. - 2001) (Mississippi State, Ph.D - 2011) Director of Athletics: Brian Oakes (Southern Mississippi, B.S. - 1998) (Mississippi College, M.S. - 2006) Conference: Mississippi Association of Community Colleges Conference Colors: Navy Blue (PMS 280), Scarlet Red (PMS 186), White Women’s Soccer Facility (Interim): Senatobia Sports Park Location: Senatobia, Miss. All-Time Record: 3-2 (.600) Men’s Soccer Facility (Interim): Senatobia Sports Park Location: Senatobia, Miss. All-Time Record: 1-4 (.200) Volleyball Facility (Capacity): Howard Coliseum (2,500) Location: Senatobia, Miss. All-Time Record: 3-3 (.500)

Spring 2021 Overall Record: 1-9-1 Spring 2021 MACCC North Division Record/Finish: 1-6-1 (5th) Returning Players: 9 Newcomers: 12 Inaugural Season: 2002 All-Time Record: 108-150-18 (.424) All-Time MACCC North Division Record: 65-87-9 (.432) National Championships: 0 Conference Championships: 0 MACCC North Division Championships: 0 NJCAA All-Americans: 2 NJCAA All-Academic Honors: 27 All-Conference Selections: 1 Academic All-MACCC Honors: 5

MEN’S SOCCER STAFF

Head Coach: Mark Hogan Alma Mater, Year: Mississippi State University (B.S. - 2007; M.S. - 2014) Career Record: 5-31-3 (.166); Three Seasons Twitter: @Northwest_MSOC Assistant Coach: Sean Rhone (Second Season) Strength and Conditioning Coach: TBD Academic Athletic Coordinator: Liesl Mote

VOLLEYBALL INFORMATION

WOMEN’S SOCCER INFORMATION

Winter 2021 Overall Record: 6-12 Region 23 Record: 1-7 Returning Players: 10 Newcomers: 6 Inaugural Season: Winter 2021 (*Delayed from Fall 2020 due to COVID-19) All-Time Record: 6-12 (.333) All-Time Region 23 Record: 1-7 (.125) National Championships: 0 NJCAA All-Americans: 0 NJCAA All-Academic Honors: 4 Academic All-MACCC Honors: 8

Spring 2021 Overall Record: 6-6 Spring 2021 MACCC North Division Record/Finish: 4-4 (3rd) Returning Players: 13 Newcomers: 15 Inaugural Season: 2002 All-Time Record: 117-138-17 (.461) All-Time MACCC North Division Record: 57-73-10 (.443) National Championships: 0 Conference Championships: 0 MACCC North Division Championships: 1 (2006) NJCAA All-Americans: 2 NJCAA All-Academic Honors: 51 All-Conference Selections: 44 Academic All-MACCC Honors: 14

VOLLEYBALL STAFF

Head Coach: Allison Burchyett Alma Mater, Year: Southwest Baptist University (B.S. - 1997) Career Record: 6-12 (.333); One Season Twitter: @NWCCVolleyball Strength and Conditioning Coach: TBD Academic Athletic Coordinator: Liesl Mote

WOMEN’S SOCCER STAFF

Head Coach: James Beattie Alma Mater, Year: Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (A.A. - 2017) Oklahoma City University (B.S. - 2019) Arkansas State University (M.S. - 2022) Career Record: 6-6 (.500); One Season Twitter: @Northwest_WSOC Assistant Coach: Mike Ross (First Season) Strength and Conditioning Coach: TBD Academic Athletic Coordinator: Liesl Mote

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SUPPORT STAFF

Dr. Matthew Domas Vice President of Academic Instruction

Dr. Andrew Dale Associate Vice President of Community Relations

Brian Oakes Athletic Director

Brian Lentz Sports Information Director

Brian Oakley Sports Information Specialist

Justin Ware Director of Sports Medicine

James Beattie Head Women’s Soccer Coach

Mark Hogan Head Men’s Soccer Coach

Allison Burchyett Head Volleyball Coach

Benjy Parker Head Football Coach

Stan Hill Assistant Football Coach

Scott Oakley Assistant Football Coach

Paige Anders Assistant Football Coach

Rashad Pittman Assistant Football Coach

Charles Jones Assistant Football Coach

Shelli Benton Rodeo Coach

Troy Howell Head Women’s Basketball Coach

Carla Bartee Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach

Shane Oakley Head Men’s Basketball Coach

Nick Williams Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach

Mark Carson Head Baseball Coach

Bill Selby Assistant Baseball Coach

Domenick Carlini Assistant Baseball Coach

Chelsea Bramlett Head Softball Coach

Dustin Young Assistant Softball Coach

Brandon Casey Cheer Coach

Patrice Christian Rangerette Instructor

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Taylor Young Athletic Trainer

Jim Jones Assistant Football Coach

Eric Vanderburg Recreation & Intramural Sports Manager

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WE ARE NORTHWEST

he mission of Northwest Mississippi Community College is to provide the students of its eleven-county district and beyond with opportunities for obtaining affordable quality education to meet their diverse needs. The comprehensive community and technical college offers students educational experiences through traditional campusbased and distance learning opportunities. Northwest is committed to achieving the following goals: to promote excellence in educational programs; to maintain quality educational support services; to continue responsive administrative processes; to ensure efficient use of financial and physical resources; and to assure institutional effectiveness. PROGRAMS OF STUDY Northwest offers the pre-requisites you need to prepare for an exciting four-year degree at any of Mississippi’s colleges or universities. We also offer nearly 40 Career and Technical programs designed to teach students the practical skills needed for a wide variety of jobs in the workforce. AREAS OF STUDY Division of Business Division of Education Division of Fine Arts Division of Languages and Communications Division of Social Science Division of Nursing Division of Mathematics Division of Natural Sciences Career-Technical Education

FINANCIAL AID Almost 80 percent of Northwest students receive some sort of financial assistance. STUDENTS About 8,000 students spread across five campuses located in Senatobia, Olive Branch, Southaven, Ashland and Oxford. The average class size is 22 students. o Male 37.6% o Female 62.4% INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Northwest offers 12 competitive athletic programs and is known state‐wide for its tradition of excellence in intercollegiate sports. Since 2000, over 350 Northwest student-athletes have gone on to play at over 150 different four-year schools around the country. Over 50 of those have gone on to play professionally. STUDENT LIFE Life at Northwest is so much more than classes and studying. Intramurals, athletics, clubs and organizations and campus activities give Northwest students a chance to unwind from classes and get involved on campus and in the community.

eLEARNING Working full-time? Have a hectic schedule, children at home or live too far to make it to a Northwest campus? Don’t worry! Our Division of eLearning offers more than 200 Academic AND Career-Technical classes online. For a complete listing of course offerings, visit www.northwestms.edu/elearning/elearninghome.html. While you are there, take the online assessment to find out if eLearning is right for you.

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COST Northwest is less than half the price of a Mississippi public college or university ($1,400 per semester versus an average $2,733 per semester*).

ACCREDITATION Northwest Mississippi Community College is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award the Associate of Arts degree, the Associate of Applied Science degree and certificates in career education. The College was initially accredited by the Mississippi Junior College Accrediting Association in 1928 and by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools in December 1953. The latest reaffirmation of the SACSCOC accreditation was in 2007. The college is also a member of the American Association of Community Colleges.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

JAMIE ANDERSON Tallahatchie

DR. RACHELL ANDERSON Tunica

WILLIAM AUSTIN JR. DeSoto

JERRY BARRETT Tate

JUDY BLAND

STEVE BOSTICK

JEAN ANN CASEY

STEVE CUMMINGS

ALEE DIXON

BILL DAWSON

DIANA GRIST

DAVID HARGETT

SAMMY HIGDON

JAMIE HOWELL SR.

DR. EVELYN JOSSELL

JOHN T. LAMAR JR.

DR. LISA LANGFORD

DR. ADAM PUGH

CHUCK THOMAS

STEVE WHITE

DOROTHY WILBOURN

Quitman

Benton

Calhoun

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Benton

Tallahatchie

Chairman • Lafayette

Calhoun

Yalobusha

Panola

CORY USELTON

Marshall

Vice Chairman • DeSoto

Secretary • Tate

Quitman

Lafayette

Marshall

Board Attorney • Tate

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PRESIDENT Dr. MICHAEL J. HEINDL Dr. Michael J. Heindl was selected as the ninth president of Northwest Mississippi Community College by the college’s Board of Trustees during a special meeting held April 26, 2018 on the Senatobia campus. A native of Clinton, Heindl heads the state’s third-largest community college with a current enrollment of nearly 7,000 students on five campuses and online. Heindl, a community college graduate, brings with him to Northwest experience in a number of areas, including finance, technology, legal issues, human resources, emergency management, campus leadership, student services, workforce training and admissions. Heindl holds a Ph.D. in community college leadership from Mississippi State University (2011), a Juris Doctor from Thomas M. Cooley Law School at Western Michigan University (2001), a B.S. in psychology from Mississippi College (1997) and an Associate of Arts in general studies/music from Hinds (1994).

DR. MICHAEL J. HEINDL pictured with his wife, Jennifer, sons Harrison and Nicholas, and grandson, Jayson. Heindl was selected as the College’s ninth president on April 26, 2018.

He began his career in education in 2001 as golf tournament coordinator at Hinds Community College and also served as an intern for the Mississippi Supreme Court while working on his law degree during that time. In July, 2001 he became dean of students for Wesley College in Florence before being named district director of Admissions and Records at Hinds in 2003.

Among his many accomplishments are the MGCCC Master Trainer Award, CCBO Outstanding Chief Business Officer Award, and Mississippi Top Ten Business Leaders Under 40. He has participated in leadership programs including the AACC Future Presidents Institute, Mississippi Economic Council, Leadership Mississippi and Leadership DeSoto County.

In 2006, Heindl was program specialist for Career and Technical Education at the Mississippi Community College Board, where some of his responsibilities included coordination for all career-technical programs and workforce training for the state’s 15 community colleges.

He and his wife, the former Jennifer Ingram have three children, Taryn (26), Harrison (17), and Nicholas (15) and one grandson, Jayson (6).

In 2007 he returned to Hinds, where he worked for four years as dean of students for the Rankin County Campus before being named vice president of the Jackson County Campus of MGCCC in 2011. A year later, he moved into the position of executive vice president of Administration and Finance. In addition to his administrative experience, Heindl has 17 years of teaching experience, having served as an adjunct instructor for legal courses in both the Department of Business and in the Career-Technical paralegal program at Hinds. He has also taught graduate-level courses in higher education law at Mississippi College and was an adjunct professor teaching Community College Legal Issues in the Community College Leadership doctoral program at Mississippi State University Active in a number of professional groups and community organizations, Heindl served as president-elect of the Community College Business Officers Association (CCBO), a member of the Gulf Coast Business Council Master’s Class and the Education Strategic Planning Committee for the Mississippi Coast, on the Planning Committee for Leadership Mississippi and an Angel runner for Ainsley’s Angels, a national organization that provides racing/running experiences for special needs individuals.

Under the leadership of DR. MICHAEL J. HEINDL, Northwest has experienced growth in numerous areas. One of those areas include overall facilities, a plan that included upgrades at Bobby Franklin Field and a new, state-of-the-art softball/soccer facility, which is slated for a March 2022 completion date.

He has served as a member of the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) Commission on Structured Pathways, Statewide Dual Enrollment and Advanced Placement Task Force and was on the MGCCC District Athletic Council. He also assisted other colleges with the accreditation process by serving on the Finance Accreditation Review Team for the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC).

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DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS BRIAN OAKES Brian Oakes enters his third season as the Director of Athletics for Northwest Mississippi Community College. During his first season as athletic director, Oakes took on the task of replacing retiring and all-time winningest coaches Don Edwards (women’s basketball) and Mike Rowan (softball), appointing Troy Howell and Chelsea Bramlett, respectively, to the vacant positions. In his first season, Howell led Northwest to a 17-10 overall record and a runner-up finish in the NJCAA Region 23 Tournament, falling one win shy of the Lady Rangers’ first NJCAA National Tournament bid since the 2005-06 campaign. Bramlett’s debut was cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic but the former Mississippi State and Team USA competitor still fielded an 8-6 overall record, which included a conference sweep against Pearl River and a four-game winning streak to end the season. (Both teams would later make deep postseason runs during the 2021 seasons, with Bramlett’s softball squad finishing two wins shy of the program’s first NJCAA Division II World Series appearance.)

Northwest Director of Athletics BRIAN OAKES, pictured with his wife Bridgett. Oakes was introduced as the college’s Director of Athletics on July 1, 2019.

Oakes also brought in former Lewisburg and Southaven coach Allison Burchyett to lead the women’s volleyball program, which took the court for its inaugural season in January 2021. During her first season, Burchyett posted a 6-12 overall record and led her team to the Region 23 qualifier match against Itawamba, falling one victory short of making an appearance in the NJCAA playoffs.

school’s first national championship in 2000. Oakes, who received his bachelor’s degree in coaching and sports administration from the University of Southern Mississippi in 1998, spent five seasons at Warren Central High School, his alma mater, before going to Stone High School.

Another one of Oakes’ head coaching hires arrived in December 2020, when James Beattie took over the reins of the Northwest women’s soccer program. In his first season, Beattie guided the Lady Rangers to a 6-6 overall record and the first round of the MACCC/Region 23 playoffs, the first postseason appearance for any Northwest soccer program since 2017.

Oakes received a master’s degree in health and a specialist’s degree in educational leadership from Mississippi College in 2006.

Additionally, Oakes has also been responsible for hiring assistant coaches Dustin Young (softball), Carla Bartee (women’s basketball), Paige Anders and Charles Jones (football).

Oakes is a native of Vicksburg and is married to the former Bridgett Dendy. The couple have two sons, Ranson (19) and Briley (17).

Oakes arrived at Northwest from Hinds Community College, where he spent eight seasons as the Eagles’ offensive line coach. He replaced Dr. Matthew Domas, who served as interim athletic director during the 2018-19 academic year following the departure of Don “Bubba” Skelton. In his eight seasons at Hinds, Oakes coached over 30 offensive linemen who have gone on to play at the four-year programs, with 22 of those signing to play at the Division I level. He has helped develop the likes of Justin Sandifer, who was selected to All-MACJC and All-Region 23 first teams in 2014 and D’Tavieus Taylor, who was an NJCAA All-American in 2015. Some of his most notable former players include NFL veterans Norman Price and DeVondre Seymour. Prior to his coaching stint at Hinds, Oakes served as head football coach and athletic director at Stone High School in Wiggins from 2006-2010, where he guided the Tomcats to the playoffs in 2008-09 after back-to-back winning seasons. He had numerous players participate in the Bernard Blackwell All-Star Game, including Parade All-American and 2010 Clarion-Ledger Dandy Dozen selection Darian Arrington. A former student-athlete with Hinds, Northwestern State and Southern Arkansas, Oakes began his coaching career in 1998 as an assistant coach at Hattiesburg High School, where he helped lead the Tigers to the state finals. He then moved on to Belhaven College for a year before becoming a graduate assistant at Delta State University, where he was a part of the

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In his first two years at Northwest, Oakes has hired four head coaches, three of whom took their respective squads to the playoffs within their first two seasons.

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MEDIA INFORMATION COVERAGE

NORTHWEST ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS

Northwest Mississippi Community College maintains a comprehensive official athletic department website. Up-to-date information, including schedules, statistics, rosters, player signings and news releases for all nine sports are provided on the award-winning nwccrangers.com. In-game live stats, live video and live audio is available for each Ranger football contest. Fans can also follow the team on numerous social media outlets, by searching the username @NWCC_Rangers. Seventh-year sports information director, Brian Lentz, and third-year sports information specialist, Brian Oakley, maintain the athletic website and the main athletic social media outlet (@NWCC_Rangers) on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Office: (662) 562-3303 Fax: (662) 562-3303 Mailing Address: Northwest Mississippi Community College Athletic Communications Department 4975 Hwy. 51 North Senatobia, MS 38668

Additionally, sport-specific Twitter outlets, including @Northwest_WSOC, @Northwest_MSOC and @NWCCVolleyball are also surpervised by the athletic communications office, with each respective coaching staff also handling social media efforts.

SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACTS

CREDENTIALS

BRIAN LENTZ Sports Information Director Cell: (901) 626-7885 Office: (662) 562-3303 Email: blentz@northwestms.edu Twitter: @BrianJLentz

Media or photo credentials are required for admittance to Northwest athletic events for working media. However, it is requested that media seeking to cover a game contact the sports information director prior to avoid additional problems. Specific media seating is not available for Northwest soccer contests at the Senatobia Sports Park, but working media members are allowed to remain on the sideline and off the playing surface. For volleyball contests at Howard Coliseum, photographers are permitted to stand on the baseline, but should move if requested to by game officials. For further inquiries, contact Brian Lentz at (662) 562-3303 or at blentz@northwestms.edu.

PRESS SERVICES

Media guides, game notes, rosters, results and statistics are updated daily on nwccrangers.com, and are printed for media upon request. An official NJCAA box score and play-by-play information may be obtained from the sports information director approximately 15 minutes following the conclusion of the game, with the exception of volleyball.

BRIAN OAKLEY

Sports Information Specialist Office: (662) 562-3269 Email: boakley@northwestms.edu

INTERVIEWS

All player and coach interviews must be arranged through the sports information director. Coaches and athletes will be available following games after a brief 10-minute cooling off period. The best time to interview coaches is typically in the mornings, Monday through Wednesday. The best time to interview student-athletes is directly after weekday practices around 5:00 p.m.

GAME BROADCASTS

Broadcast media in attendance are requested to contact the sports information director at least one week prior to the game in question. Northwest will have a live video/audio broadcast for all home and select road contests online at www.nwccrangers.com/watch.

KAYLEIGH MITCHELL Director of Marketing and Strategic Communciations

ALYSSA PIRANI Assistant Director of Marketing and Strategic Communciations

NATALIE EHRHARDT Communications Specialist

JENNIFER CORBIN Graphic Designer

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WOMEN’S SOCCER COACHES AND ROSTER

HEAD COACH JAMES BEATTIE

James Beattie was appointed on December 1, 2020 and enters his second season as the head women’s soccer coach at Northwest Mississippi Community College. Beattie brings a wide range of coaching and playing experience stretching from both the collegiate to professional soccer ranks.

He has obtained his USSF C license, UEFA Scottish FA C license and Scottish FA Talent Identification Award. Beattie is a graduate from Oklahoma City University with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree (Exercise Science) and received his Masters of Science Degree (Sports Administration) from Arkansas State University.

The Glasgow, Scotland native played collegiate soccer at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and Oklahoma City University. Beattie scored 40 goals and tabbed 41 assists, while compiling a record of 54-15-2 throughout his four year collegiate career. He was a four-time First Team All-Conference player and was a two-time First Team All-American. Before arriving in the United States, Beattie was a professional footballer for Partick Thistle FC and is a graduate of the prestigious Queens Park Football Club professional youth academy.

THE BEATTIE FILE:

Beattie inherited a Northwest program that finished 3-12 in 2019, having missed the MACCC playoffs for the last five seasons. In his first season with the Lady Rangers the program finished with a 6-6 record and advanced to the first round of the conference playoffs, dropping a narrow 1-0 loss at Mississippi Gulf Coast.

PERSONAL: Hometown: Glasgow, Scotland Colleges: University of the West of Scotland, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Oklahoma City University, Arkansas State University. Family: Amanda (Wife) PLAYING EXPERIENCE: • Queens Park Professional Youth Academy • Partick Thistle Football Club • Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College – Earned All-American and NJCAA All-Academic honors • Birmingham Hammers (USL 2) • Memphis City (USL 2) • Oklahoma City University – Earned All-American and NAIA Academic All-American honors

In Beattie’s first season, the Lady Rangers had a record six all-conference selections, led by first teamers Molly Rose and Eliza Olive. Ally Bailey, Logan Tomlinson, Sarah Kate Burns and Miranda Loeffel were recognized as second team selections. Northwest also performed well in the classroom, as 14 Lady Rangers earned MACCC All-Academic team honors, while the team posted a 3.46 cumulative GPA. Beattie started his coaching career in Scotland working with the Partick Thistle FC professional youth academy. He is now a Director of Coaching for Lobos Rush Soccer Club in Memphis, Tennessee. Beattie also serves as a head coach for the Rush National Team Program. Beattie also served as the Head Coach for the Memphis Lobos for 3 seasons that competed in the (WPSL) Women’s Premier Soccer League, the second tier of the women’s professional soccer pyramid. The Memphis Lobos team consisted of players from NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NAIA, NJCAA and national team ranks. In three seasons with the Memphis Lobos, Beattie moved six players into the first tier of the professional soccer ranks in North America and Europe.

COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2014-2015 – Partick Thistle Professional Youth Academy (Academy Coach) 2015-2017 – South Mississippi Soccer Club (Head Coach) 2017-2019 – Oklahoma City Energy Football Club (Head Coach) 2018-2020 – Christian Brothers University (Assistant Coach) 2018-2020 – Memphis Lobos WPSL (Head Coach) 2018-Present – Lobos Rush Soccer Club (Director of Coaching) 2018-Present – Rush National Team Program (Head Coach) 2020-Present – Northwest Mississippi Community College (Head Coach)

He was an assistant coach at Christian Brothers University (NCAA Division II) men’s soccer program from 2018-20, helping the Bucs qualify for the Gulf South Conference Tournament in 2019.

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ASSISTANT COACH MATT ROSS MATT ROSS VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH Matt Ross enters his first year as assistant coach for the Northwest women’s soccer program. Ross is a graduate of Horn Lake High School and lettered four years with the Eagles’ soccer program, before playing two seasons at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College from 2015-17. “He’s someone that I have known for six years and he has a big future in this game,” Northwest head coach James Beattie said, on Ross. “He’s someone that I trust and I think he brings another valuable set of eyes that will help bring this program to the next level. I’m looking to bring people in here that are go-getters and high achievers and he falls into that category.” Ross is currently an Assistant Director of Coaching at Lobos Rush Soccer Club in Memphis, Tennessee. He also played semi-pro soccer for Memphis City FC for two seasons (2017-18). He currently holds his USSF D license and earned his Associates of Arts Degree from Mississippi Gulf Coast. THE ROSS FILE: PERSONAL: Hometown: Horn Lake, Miss. Colleges: Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (Associate of Arts degree) PLAYING EXPERIENCE: • Horn Lake High School • Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College • Memphis City FC COACHING EXPERIENCE: 2018-present – Lobos Rush Soccer Club (Assistant Director of Coaching) 2021-present – Northwest Mississippi Community College (Volunteer Assistant Coach)

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2021 ROSTER No. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25

Name Addy McCann Maggie Olive* Cody Dowell* Arlee McCaughey Logan Tomlinson* Thea Trammell Hayley White* Katie Archer Sarah Kate Burns* Tori Dronet* Melinda Hernandez Amaya Andrews Molly Rose* Ally Bailey* Jessica Jaimes Kristina Medford* Maria Benitez Malaesha Liddell Jer’kaila Jones Jordan Gates Morgan Nosef Eliza Olive* Miriam Groscost Jennifer Enriquez MJ Loeffel* Alana Green

Pos. GK GK D/MF MF MF/D D D F F/MF F MF D D F MF MF MF D D MF/D MF/F F/MF MF MF F/MF F/MF

Ht. 5-9 5-11 5-7 5-2 5-7 5-8 5-4 5-1 5-6 5-9 5-4 5-7 5-4 5-4 5-0 5-5 5-2 5-5 5-7 5-2 5-6 5-10 5-5 5-6 5-5 5-4

Cl. Fr. So. So. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr.

Exp. HS 2L 2L HS 2L HS 2L HS 1L TR HS HS 1L 2L 1L 1L HS HS HS HS HS 1L HS HS 1L HS

Hometown (Previous School) Hernando, Miss. (Hernando HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Olive Branch HS) Byhalia, Miss. (Lewisburg HS) Hernando, Miss. (Hernando HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Center Hill HS) Bentonia, Miss. (Manchester Academy) Southaven, Miss. (DeSoto Central HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Lewisburg HS) Corinth, Miss. (Corinth HS) D’Iberville, Miss. (Southwest Mississippi CC) Bryant, Ark. (Bryant HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Houston HS) Memphis, Tenn. (Houston HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Lewisburg HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Southwest Tennessee CC) Horn Lake, Miss. (Horn Lake HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Meridian CC) Horn Lake, Miss. (Lake Cormorant HS) Hernando, Miss. (Hernando HS) Corinth, Miss. (Corinth HS) Senatobia, Miss. (Magnolia Heights) Olive Branch, Miss. (Lewisburg HS) Olive Branch, Miss. (Lewisburg HS) Las Cruces, N.M. (Centennial HS) Collierville, Tenn. (Briarcrest Christian School) Olive Branch, Miss. (DeSoto Central HS)

*Denotes extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

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RETURNING PLAYERS MAGGIE

CODY

OLIVE

DOWELL D/MF| 5-7 | Sophomore Byhalia, Miss | Lewisburg HS

GK | 5-11 | Sophomore Olive Branch, Miss | Lewisburg HS *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Sophomore):

One of several student-athletes to obtain extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19 pandemic...started all 12 contests at goalkeeper for Northwest, earning 89 saves... season-best of 15 saves came in an April 26 loss at Holmes.

Played in 11 contests for the Lady Rangers last season, earning eight starts...scored her only goal of the season in a 3-2 loss at national runner-up Holmes on April 26...one of two veteran anchors for the Lady Rangers’ defensive unit.

2019 (Freshman):

Competed and started in all 15 contests as a freshman...took five shots with four on goal...also competes on the Northwest rodeo team...earned Academic All-MACJC recognition.

Played in 12 contests at goalkeeper, earning 11 starts...logged 793 minutes of action and collected a 2-7 record...led the team with 99 saves against 34 goals...collected double-digit saves in five matches, including a career-high 18 stops against Itawamba on September 10...posted her only shutout in a victory against Hinds on October 1...off the field, earned Vice President’s List and Academic All-MACJC accolades.

High School:

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Lady Patriots to a 15-3-1 overall record, a Region 1-5A title and a Class 5A North Half appearance as a senior...team captain...totaled four goals on four assists last season...four-time recepient of team’s Hustle Award.

High School:

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Lady Patriots to a 14-4-1 overall record and the first round of the Class 5A state playoffs during the 2017-18 season... compiled 44 saves and five shutouts as a junior...tallied a career-high 13 saves in two victories against Olive Branch...earned DeSoto County All-Star honors.

Personal:

Daughter of Angie and Keith Dowell...has four siblings, Colby (26), Cory (24), Cooper (22) and Coleman (17)...oldest sister, Colby, participated on the Northwest rodeo team from 2013-14...brother, Cooper, currently played baseball for Northwest from 2019-20... studying orthodonics...born January 31, 2001.

Personal:

Daughter of Frances and Lance Olive...has three siblings, Hunter (29), Hannah (23) and teammate Eliza (19)...studying business...born October 9, 2000.

CODY DOWELL STATS (2019-21)

MAGGIE OLIVE STATS (2019-21) Year

2019 SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 12 12 24

Minutes 793:35 766:17 1559:52

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GA 27 17 44

Saves

99 82 181

Save %

.744 .828 .804

Year

W-L-T

2019 SP 2021 CAREER

2-7-0 5-5-0 9-12-0

Gm 15 11 26

Shots

5 2 7

SOG 4 2 6

Goals

0 1 1

Assists

0 0 0

GW 0 0 0

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RETURNING PLAYERS LOGAN

HAYLEY

TOMLINSON

WHITE

D | 5-4 | Sophomore Southaven, Miss | DeSoto Central HS

MF/D | 5-7 | Sophomore Olive Branch, Miss | Center Hill HS *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Sophomore):

One of several student-athletes to obtain an extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19 pandemic...played and started in all 12 contests last season...notched her only assist of the season in a 5-2 win against Meridian...off the field, named to President’s lists for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters.

Played in 11 of 12 matches last season....earned an extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19 pandemic...scored one goal for the season, coming in a 2-0 victory at Hinds on April 20...also competes on the Northwest Rodeo squad.

2019 (Freshman):

Started in all 15 contests as a freshman...scored two goals in the final two matchups of the regular season against East Central and at Southwest Tennessee...took nine of her 12 shots on goal for a team-high .750 percentage...earned several academic honors, including Vice President’s List, Distinguished Academic All-MACJC and NJCAA All-Academic accolades.

Played in 10 contests with two starts as a freshman...received numerous academic awards including President’s List, Academic All-MACJC and NJCAA All-Academic.

High School:

Played for coach David Burgess at Center Hill...helped guide the Lady Mustangs to a 10-8 overall record, a runner-up finish in Region 1-5A and the second round of the Class 5A state playoffs as a senior...netted six goals on four assists last season...earned nod to DeSoto County All-Star team...received interest from MUW.

Played for coach Amber Denfip at DeSoto Central...helped the Lady Jaguars to back-toback Region 1-6A titles during her sophomore and junior seasons...guided DCHS to the second round of the Class 6A state playoffs as a sophomore...off the field, a member of the National Honor Society and National Technical Honor Society...earned her tech masters’ and finished within the Top 50 of her senior class...received interest from Midway University.

Personal:

High School:

Daughter of Billy and Melisha White...is one of three siblings, ranging in age from 14 to 22...hobbies include kayaking and hanging out with friends...stuyding nursing... nickname is “HJ”...born April 2, 2001.

Daughter of Lisa and Bart Tomlinson...has an older sister, aged 21...enjoys riding horses in her spare time...studying agribusiness...born March 26, 2001.

HAYLEY WHITE STATS (2019-21)

LOGAN TOMLINSON STATS (2019-21) Year

2019 SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 15 11 26

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12 3 15

SOG 9 2 11

Goals

2 1 3

Assists

0 0 0

Year

2019 SP 2021 CAREER

0 0 0

Gm 10 12 22

Shots

0 3 3

SOG 0 3 3

Goals

0 0 0

Assists

0 1 1

GW 0 0 0

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RETURNING PLAYERS SARAH KATE

BURNS

MOLLY

ROSE

D | 5-4 | Freshman Memphis, Tenn. | Houston HS

F/MF | 5-6 | Freshman Corinth, Miss | Corinth HS *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Freshman):

Started in all 12 contests for the Lady Rangers last season...helped anchor a defensive unit accompanied by veterans Cody Dowell and Logan Tomlinson...off the field, selected to the Vice President’s lists for the Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters.

Started all 11 games for the Lady Rangers...totaled 16 points on six goals and four assists...scored her first collegiate goal in the season-opener at Copiah-Lincoln on April 2... earned First Team All-MACCC accolades.

High School:

Played for coach Cameron Glenn at Corinth...helped the Lady Warriors to a 16-3-1 record, a Region 1-4A title (Corinth’s third in three years) and the MHSAA Class 4A playoffs as a senior...tallied 40 points (16 goals, eight assists) during her senior season...selected first team Region 1-4A after her senior season...also chosen Corinth’s Offensive Player of the Year...off the field, a member of the National Honor Society and Junior Leadership Alcorn...recognized as a C-Club Sweetheart and served as a class representative for three years...lettered in five sports for Corinth and set the dig record in volleyball...received interest from a handful of MACCC programs.

Played for coach David Wolff at Houston...helped the Lady Mustangs to a 20-3 record and the TSSAA D1-AAA final four as a senior...tallied 19 points (6 goals, 7 assist) during her final campaign...selected to the United Soccer Coaches Fall All-South Region team, the Tennessee State Soccer Coaches Association D1-AAA All-State team, the Top Drawer Soccer Tennessee All-Star team and the Commercial Appeal All-Metro first team after her senior season...part of an HHS squad that went 25-2 and won the D1-AAA state championship during her junior season, and 25-0 with a championship following her sophomore year...off the field, a member of the Horizons, FCA and 30+ ACT clubs at Houston.

Personal:

Daughter of Joni and Scott Rose...has three siblings, Emma (26), Pierce (24) and Bailey (21)...father, Scott, played basketball at Arkansas from 1982-86...a pilot, her favorite hobbies are flying airplanes and photography...studying religious studies...nickname is “MoRo”...born February 12, 2002

Daughter of Christy and Bobby Burns...brother, J.R. (23), was an all-conference offensive lineman for the Rangers in 2016 and started 10 games at center on the 2015 MACJC and NJCAA Championship team, before finishing out his career at Murray State...enjoys going to Pickwick Lake, shopping and spending time with friends...studying biomedical engineering...nickname is “Skate”...born September 21, 2001.

MOLLY ROSE STATS (Spring 2021)

SARAH KATE BURNS STATS (Spring 2021) Year

SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 12 12

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2 2

SOG 1 1

Goals

0 0

Assists

1 1

Year

SP 2021 CAREER

0 0

Gm 12 12

Shots

34 34

SOG 20 20

Goals

6 6

Assists

4 4

GW 3 3

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ALLY

BAILEY

F | 5-4 | Sophomore Olive Branch, Miss | Lewisburg HS *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Sophomore):

Played and started in all 12 contests last season...led the team in scoring, providing seven goals and seven assists, moving into a tie for fifth most assists in a single season...enters her final year ranked in the top 10 in career points (36), career goals (13) and career assists (10)...also ranked in the top 10 for most assists in a single season (7)...compiled three goals and two assists in a 5-2 win against Meridian on April 8...coupled two matches with two assists (April 8 vs. Meridian and May 11 at Itawamba)...took 49 shots on the season, 27 on-goal...scored the game-winner against Itawamba on May 11...off the field, earned Second Team All-MACCC and Academic All-MACCC accolades.

2019 (Freshman):

Played and started in all 15 games as a freshman...led the Lady Rangers with six goals and three assists...finished with 15 of her 27 shots on goal (56%)...scored two goals apiece against Dyersburg State, Hinds and Mississippi Gulf Coast, including the gamewinning goals vs. Hinds and MGCCC...took a career-high eight shots against Meridian on September 3...earned recognition to President’s List and received MACJC All-Academic accolades.

High School:

Played for coach Christy Berkowitz at Olive Branch...captained the Lady Conquistadors to a 12-7-1 record, a Region 1-5A championship and the third round of the MHSAA 5A playoffs as a senior...selected team Most Valuable Player after her senior season...also chosen team Offensive Most Valuable Player after her junior year...also played volleyball and tennis at OBHS...off the field, a member of the Interact Club.

High School:

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Lady Patriots to a 15-3-1 overall record, a Region 1-5A title and a Class 5A North Half appearance as a senior...scored 10 goals with four assists in nine games as a senior...winner of the team’s Golden Boot, Patriot and Defensive awards...named to DeSoto County All-Star team...off the field, an honor graduate...received interest from Delta State, Belhaven and Huntingdon College.

Personal:

Daughter of Maria and Gabino Jaimes...has two siblings, Stephanie (27) and Misael (24)... enjoys drawing, spending time with her family and her dog, Goldie, in her spare time... studying biology...nickname is “Jess”...born November 12, 1999.

Personal:

Daughter of Angela and Jody Bailey...has a younger brother, Eli (15)...enjoys vacationing at the beach in her spare time...studying business...born March 8, 2001.

ALLY BAILEY STATS (2019-21) Year

2019 SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 15 12 27

Shots

SOG

27 49 76

15 27 42

Goals

6 7 13

Assists

3 7 10

GW 2 1 3

JESSICA

JAIMES

MF/D | 4-9 | Sophomore Olive Branch, Miss | Southwest Tennessee CC *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Sophomore):

Played in all 12 contests last season, earning five starts...took five shots, four on goal.

2019 (Southwest Tennessee CC):

Played in 14 games with the Lady Saluqis...scored her lone goal of the season in a win against Northwest on October 18. continued >>>

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KRISTINA

MEDFORD

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Freshman):

Played and started in all 12 matches for the Lady Rangers, helping Northwest to its first playoff appearance since 2017...notched her only goal of the season in a 3-0 victory at Copiah-Lincoln on April 2...credited with an assist in a 5-2 win against Itawamba on April 23...took a total of 16 shots for the season, nine on-goal...off the pitch, named to Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 Vice President’s lists.

Played in 11 of the Lady Rangers’ 12 contests last season, earning five starts...notched her only assist in a 4-0 playoff-clinching victory at Itawamba on May 11...took seven total shots, four on-goal.

High School:

Played for coach Laurel Fox at Horn Lake...a two-year team captain, helped the Lady Eagles to a 9-6 record as a senior...earned the team’s Defensive Player of the Year award... led team in assists during her senior campaign...off the field, a member of the National Honor Society...also named a Mississippi Scholar.

High School:

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Lady Patriots to a 14-5 record as a senior...compiled 18 points (seven goals, four assists) from her midfield position...a member of the Rush Select National Team and the Tennessee State Soccer Association Olympic Development Program, where her squad captured DI runner-up honors in 2017 before winning the Tennessee DI state championship in 2018 and 2019...off the field, graduated with honors and was a member of several organizations, including Beta Club, Interact Club, Spanish Club and Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD).

Personal:

Daughter of Dean and Estela Medford...has two siblings, Fernando (34) and Axel (31)... enjoys coaching youth soccer and spending time with family...studying business... nickname is “Nina”...born January 19, 2002.

Personal:

KRISTINA MEDFORD STATS (Spring 2021) SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 11 11

Shots

7 7

SOG 4 4

Goals

0 0

OLIVE

F/MF | 5-10 | Freshman Olive Branch, Miss. | Lewisburg HS

MF | 5-5 | Freshman Horn Lake, Miss | Horn Lake HS

Year

ELIZA

Assists

1 1

Daughter of Frances and Lance Olive...has three siblings, Hunter (30), Hannah (23) and teammate Maggie (20), an Academic All-MACJC performer at goalkeeper for the Rangers...enjoys hanging out with friends in her spare time...area of study is undecided...born July 2, 2002.

GW 0 0

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SP 2021 CAREER

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Shots

16 16

SOG 9 9

Goals

1 1

Assists

1 1

GW 1 1

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M.J.

LOEFFEL

F/MF | 5-5 | Freshman Collierville, Tenn. | Briarcrest Christian School *Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 (Freshman):

Played in all eleven matches for the Lady Rangers, earning nine starts...tallied 11 points on four goals and three assists...scored her first collegiate goal in a home-opening victory against Meridian on April 8...earned Second Team All-MACCC accolades.

High School:

Played for coach Alexis Heinz at Briarcrest Christian School...helped the Lady Saints to a 17-1-1 record, back-to-back Division II-AA West Championships and the TSSAA Division II-AA State Championship as a senior...Briarcrest finished the year with recognition by TopDrawerSoccer.com as the #1 team in Tennessee, #3 in the Mid-East Region, and #19 Nationally in the Fall Fab 50.

Personal:

Daughter of Tammy and Lance Loeffel...has one sibling, Madison (21)...enjoys hunting in her spare time...studying pre-physical therapy...nickname is “MJ”...born June 18, 2002.

MIRANDA LOEFFEL STATS (Spring 2021) Year

SP 2021 CAREER

Gm 12 11

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31 7

SOG 17 4

Goals

4 0

Assists

3 1

GW 1 1

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NEWCOMERS 0

ADDY

McCANN

THEA

TRAMMELL

D | 5-8 | Freshman Bentonia, Miss. | Manchester Academy

GK | 5-9 | Freshman Hernando, Miss | Hernando HS High School:

High School:

Played for coach Emily Rose at Hernando...helped the Tigers to an 8-6 record and the MHSAA Class 6A playoffs as a senior...selected All-Region 2-6A and Hernando’s Most Valuable Player after her senior season...also received recruiting interest from other MACCC programs.

Played for coach Jacob Iles at Manchester Academy...helped the Lady Mavericks to an 8-3-1 overall record and the second round of the MAIS Class AA Playoffs as a senior... two-time all-conference selection...off the field, a member of the ACT 25+ Club at Manchester Academy.

Personal:

Daughter of John and Amy Trammell...has three siblings: Hannah (19), Presley (14) and Cooper (11)...enjoys hunting, going to the lake and listening to music in her spare time... studying radiology...nickname is “Weezie”...born January 30, 2003.

Daughter of Steve and Stacey McCann...has a brother, Andrew (21)...father, Steve, played baseball at Delta State and Belhaven...a member of the National Honors Society and Spanish National Honors Society at Hernando...graduated with Special Distinction and was on the Principals List...studying biological sciences...enjoys playing sports with friends, surfing and spending time at the lake in her spare time...nickname is “Addy May”...born March 4, 2003.

ARLEE

McCAUGHEY MF | 5-2 | Freshman Hernando, Miss | Hernando HS

ARCHER F | 5-1 | Freshman Byhalia, Miss. | Lewisburg HS

High School:

Played for coach Emily Rose at Hernando...helped the Tigers to an 8-6 record and the MHSAA Class 6A playoffs as a senior...selected All-Region 2-6A second team after her senior season...also received recruiting interest from Hinds...off the field, a member of the National Honors Society, Spirit Club, Interact Club, Crown Club, and the Diamond girls at HHS...graduated with Special Distinction.

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Patriots to a 10-6 record and the first round of the MHSAA 6A playoffs as a senior...selected to represent the West squad in the inaugural North Mississippi All-Star game after her senior season...two-time recipient of Lewisburg’s Hustle Award...off the field, a member of the Best Buddies club at LHS.

Personal:

Daughter of Amy Archer and Don Nichols...has two siblings, Amanda (28) and Ryan (25)... enjoys swimming in her spare time...studying dental hygiene...born January 3, 2003.

Daughter of Joy and Blake McCaughey...has two siblings, Lanie (19) and Stone (16)... enjoys hanging out with friends in her spare time...was a part of the DeSoto FC ’02 squad that was the first from DeSoto County to represent Mississippi in the USYSA Region III President’s Cup tournament in 2015...area of study is undecided...born July 18, 2003.

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TORI

DRONET

MELINDA

HERNANDEZ MF | 5-4 | Freshman Bryant, Ark. | Bryant HS

MF/F | 5-9 | Sophomore Biloxi, Miss. | Southwest Mississippi CC High School:

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Played in 12 matches for the Lady Bears...notched an assist against Pearl River on April 16...off the pitch, earned Distinguished Academic All-MACCC accolades...member of Phi Theta Kappa at SMCC.

Played for coach Nicole Inman at Bryant...helped the Lady Hornets to a 19-2 overall record and the Arkansas Activities Association Class 6A state title during her sophomore season...was also a member of Bryant’s 7A state runner-up team as a freshman...earned all-state and all-conference honors as an underclassman...off the field, a member of the Honors Club at Bryant.

2019 [Southwest Mississippi CC]:

Personal:

Spring 2021 [Southwest Mississippi CC]:

Daughter of Lorena and Luis Hernandez...has three siblings: Beatriz (19), Luis (16) and Jacqueline (10)...enjoys painting in her spare time...studying psychology...nickname is “Mel”...born October 14, 2002.

Played in 13 matches for the Lady Bears...tallied her only assist of the season against Dyersburg State on September 9, 2019...off the pitch, earned Academic All-MACJC and Third Team NJCAA All-Academic honors.

High School:

Played for coach Cassie Rodriguez at D’Iberville High School...captained the Lady Warriors during her junior and senior seasons...chosen as the team’s Defensive MVP as a senior... off the field, a member of the National Honors Society, Mu Alpha Theta and the varsity dance team.

Personal:

Daughter of Natasha and Gary Dronet...has three siblings, Tyler (23), Rivers (15) and Avery (15)...enjoys hiking and shopping in her spare time...studying kinesiology...born March 19, 2001.

AMAYA

ANDREWS

D | 5-7 | Freshman Olive Branch, Miss. | Houston HS High School:

Played for coach David Wolff at Houston...helped the Lady Mustangs to a 13-1 record, a Region 8, District 15 title and the fourth round of the TSSAA D1-AAA playoffs as a senior... selected team captain during her senior season...a four-time recipient of the Coaches Assistant Award...two-time TSSAA D1-AAA state champion (2017, 18) and part of the undefeated 2017 squad that finished ranked #1 in the nation by USA Today...a member of the 2019 USYS Division 1 state championship Lady Lobos...off the field, a member of numerous clubs and organizations, including Student Government Executive Board, Horizons Leadership Board, Peer Counselors, Mustang Mentors and Bridge Building Leadership Council...recognized in the Houston Honors Academy and as an AfricanAmerican Literature Scholar Student...also received recruiting interest from UT Martin, Jackson State and Little Rock.

Personal:

Daughter of Ronald Andrews and Traci Andrews...has one sibling, Aeryn (16)...enjoys reading in her spare time...studying psychology...born February 11, 2003.

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MARIA

BENITEZ

JER’KAILA

JONES

D | 5-7 | Freshman Hernando, Miss. | Hernando HS

MF/F | 5-2 | Freshman Olive Branch, Miss. | Meridian CC High School:

*Earned extra year of eligibility due to COVID-19.

Spring 2021 [Meridian CC]:

Played in five matches for the Lady Eagles.

Played for coach Emily Rose at Hernando...helped the Tigers to an 8-6 record and the MHSAA Class 6A playoffs as a senior...received the team’s Senior Leader award after her final year...off the field, named WinterFest Queen while at HHS.

High School:

Personal:

Daughter of Kemille Matthews...has three siblings: Ivyana (13), Kingston (8) and Karnilus Smith (8)...studying criminal justice...nickname is “KK”...born July 25, 2003.

Played for coach Kaitlyn Bryant at Olive Branch...captained the Lady Conquistadors as a senior...tallied seven points (3 goals, 1 assist) during her final campaign...off the field, a member of Mu Alpha Theta, Beta Club and Interact Club...also participated in the Chick-fil-A Leader Academy...received recruiting interest from William Penn University and multiple MACCC schools.

Personal:

Daughter of Faustina Vazquez...has three siblings, Tylor (9), Dylan (7) and Yair (3) Aleman...enjoys traveling and going on adventures in her spare time...studying business administration...born January 20, 2002.

MALAESHA

GATES

MF/D | 5-2 | Freshman Corinth, Miss. | Corinth HS

LIDDELL

High School:

MF/F | 5-5 | Freshman Horn Lake, Miss. | Lake Comorant HS

Played for coach Cameron Glenn at Corinth...helped the Warriors to a 15-6 record and the MHSAA Class 4A playoffs as a senior...tallied 25 points (9 goals, 7 assists) during her senior campaign...accounted for 57 points (20 goals, 17 assists) during her varsity career... selected to the Region 1-4A All-Region first team after her junior and senior seasons... also chosen Corinth’s Player of the Year after her senior season...two-time recipient of Corinth’s Teammate of the Year and Versatility Awards...received Corinth’s Young Player of the Year award as an eighth grader...off the pitch, a member of the school’s Honor Roll and Mu Alpha Theta...also selected as a Mississippi Scholar and graduated with a Cambridge Advanced International Certificate of Education diploma.

High School:

Played basketball for coach Justin Neely and ran track for coach Brandon Degraw at Lake Cormorant...captained the Lady Gators on the court during her senior season...chosen Player of the Game during the 2020 Shan Whiteside Basketball Classic.

Personal:

Daughter of Kellery Liddell...has six siblings, Mercedes (23), Quenten (21), Kalaesha (19), Deonte Taylor (16), Kaylin Hayes (12) and Kylen Hayes (12)...was a part of the DeSoto FC ’02 squad that was the first from DeSoto County to represent Mississippi in the USYSA Region III President’s Cup tournament in 2015...enjoys cooking in her spare time...studying dental hygiene...nickname is “Maymay”...born March 8, 2003.

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Personal:

Daughter of Dyana and Kenny Gates...has a sister, Madison (14)...enjoys hunting, fishing and outdoor games in her spare time...studying biology...nicknames are “J” and “Jo”...born September 9, 2002.

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MORGAN

NOSEF

JENNIFER

ENRIQUEZ

MF | 5-6 | Freshman Las Cruces, N.M. | Centennial HS

MF/D | 5-6 | Freshman Senatobia, Miss | Magnolia Heights High School:

High School:

Played for coach Alex Reyes at Centennial...helped the Lady Hawks to an 11-1 record, an undefeated District 3 championship and the second round of the New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) Class 5A playoffs as a senior...team tallied 34 straight district wins, three district championships and a state runner-up finish (2019) during her varsity career...credited with 38 points (14 goals, 10 assists) during her final campaign and a career 137 points (46 goals, 45 assists) in four varsity seasons...selected to the NM All-State second team, the District 3-5A first team and the District 3-5A Player of the Year after her senior season...also nominated for All-American after her junior season...received recruiting interest from New Mexico State and Prairie View A&M.

Played for coach Scott Blaylock at Magnolia Heights...was named team captain during her senior campaign...scored eight goals and assisted over 20 during her final varsity season...selected as an MAIS All-Star...off the field, graduated with honors from MHS.

Personal:

Daughter of Sam and Rachel Nosef...has a younger sister, Makenzie (14), that also plays soccer for Magnolia Heights...enjoys hanging out with family and friends in her spare time...area of study is undecided...nickname is “Moe”...born January 22, 2003.

Personal:

Daughter of Maria Delgado and Miguel Enriquez...has four siblings: Lupe Delgado (34), and Yasmine (24), Corina (22) and Michelle Enriquez (16)...sister, Corina, played soccer at Trinidad State Junior College...studying business management...enjoys traveling and playing video games in her spare time...born January 26, 2003.

MIRIAM

GROSCOST

MF | 5-5 | Freshman Olive Branch, Miss | Lewisburg HS

ALANA

GREEN

F/MF | 5-4 | Freshman Olive Branch, Miss. | DeSoto Central HS

High School:

Played for coach Scotti Miles at Lewisburg...helped the Lady Patriots to a 10-6 record and the first round of the MHSAA 6A playoffs as a senior...tallied 11 points (5 goals, 1 assist) during her senior campaign...selected to play in the Mississippi Association of Coaches All-Star game after her senior season...received Lewisburg’s Hustle Award, Defensive Player of the Year and overall Player of the Year Awards…recognized as Mississippi Farm Bureau Athlete of the Month (December 2019)...off the field, a member of the Honor Roll and graduated with distinction at LHS...received recruiting interest from multiple MACCC schools.

High School:

Played for coach Matt Duggin at DeSoto Central...helped the Lady Jaguars to a 12-7 overall record as a senior.

Personal:

Daughter of Dustin Green...has three siblings: Alyssa, Haley and Lennox...father, Dustin, played soccer at Itawamba...studying business...born November 6, 2002.

Personal:

Daughter of Lori Groscost and Andy Groscost...has a younger brother, Drew (15)...father, Andy, played baseball at Albion College...enjoys spending time with friends and shopping in her spare time...studying sonography...nickname is “M”...born October 5, 2002.

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2021 PREVIEW

SEASON OUTLOOK

MOLLY ROSE

LOGAN TOMLINSON

ELIZA OLIVE

Northwest women’s soccer took a step in the right direction last season.

Goalkeeper Maggie Olive also returns for a third season, looking to build off her 99-save campaign as a freshman and her 89 saves last season. Both rank within the top 10 in the Northwest record books for single-season saves, while her 188 total saves has her ranked third all-time, trailing only Angel Hailey (2017-18; 255 saves) and Ashley Nelson (2014-15; 252 saves).

After missing out on the MACCC Playoffs for two consecutive years, first year head coach James Beattie guided the Lady Rangers to a 6-6 record and a third place finish in the MACCC North Division. That was good enough to grant Northwest its first playoff berth since 2017, which ended in a tight 1-0 loss to Mississippi Gulf Coast in the first round.

Other third-year veterans include defensive trio Cody Dowell, Hayley White and Second Team All-MACCC selection Logan Tomlinson.

While Beattie agrees that his team made a lot of progress, he also said that more is to be expected in the seasons to come - starting now.

“The main thing you see on our roster this season is maturity,” Beattie said. “We can rely on a lot of different players at a lot of different positions. At times last season, we were isolated in who we could or couldn’t use, but we have a roster this year that I still don’t know who my starters are. I think that when you have so many quality options, that’s a good problem to have as a coach.”

“Last season was a start,” Beattie said. “We were proud of what we did last season but we don’t want to rest on it and get too comfortable there. We want to build on what we did, push ourselves further and make this season even better.”

Northwest also has a lot to look forward to in its true sophomore class, as First Team All-MACCC selections Eliza Olive and Molly Rose return, as well as second team members Loeffel and Sarah Kate Burns. Rose developed into another scoring threat for the Lady Rangers, tallying six goals and four assists, while Loeffel also added four goals and three assists of her own.

That start came at a time where the Lady Rangers played through the most unusual season yet, pushing everything from 2020 back to the spring, thanks to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the unusual setup and quick turnaround for the “real” 2021 season, one positive is the return of a solid core of rare third-year sophomores.

Burns is expected to be another constant factor on the defensive side of things, while Olive joins fellow sophomores Jessica Jaimes and Kristina Medford against a crowded stack of midfielders.

Leading that core is forward Ally Bailey, who was named Second Team All-MACCC last season and led the Lady Rangers in both goals and assists with seven apiece. The Olive Branch native will enter her final season with 13 career goals and 10 assists, placing her ninth and tied for sixth in both career categories.

Speaking of newcomers, plenty new faces will be battling for starting positions throughout the season. One of those newcomers, Southwest Mississippi transfer Tori Dronet, is expected to provide more strength up front, while others such as Lewisburg’s Katie Archer, will also see ample playing time.

“She has been one of our best players up front for the last two years,” Beattie said, on Bailey. “Going forward, I think this is going to be her best season yet. She will also have Miranda (Loeffel) up there and she’s so talented. I think she will have a lot to offer this year as well.”

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More depth will also be added to every other position unit, including the midfield, where sophomores Jessica Jaimes and Kristina Medford are expected to contend with Jennifer Enriquez, Melinda Hernandez and Miriam Groscost. 24

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SEASON OUTLOOK Freshman Malaesha Liddell will also help the Lady Rangers on defense, while Maggie Olive will look to battle against freshman Addy McCann for the rights to the starting role.

As for the schedule, Northwest will face off against a slew of solid non-division competition, beginning first with next week’s season opener against Blue Mountain College. From there, the Lady Rangers have an exhibition date at Christian Brothers University and regular season matches against St. Charles, Dyersburg State, Southwest Tennessee, as well as matches against Meridian and Copiah-Lincoln.

According to Beattie, each and every one of them will be expected to contribute throughout the season. “Tori’s previous experience at Southwest will certainly help us from a maturity aspect,” Beattie said. “There’s so much competition in that midfield and there are roughly eight players that could find themselves playing at center at any given time. All of those midfielders, including our returners, have done really well in the preseason. Specifically, Jennifer and Melinda give us a lot of options and both are top-notch players.”

Among all of that lies a stout MACCC North Division slate, featuring the powerhouse Holmes, which advanced once again to the NJCAA Division II Semifinals in June, followed by a strong East Central program and much-improved teams in Hinds and Itawamba. Overall, Beattie is aiming to re-write the record books and take the Lady Rangers to new heights. With such a stacked roster, Northwest has the potential to make a huge jump and put the rest of the conference on notice.

Through all of that, perhaps one of the biggest additions for Northwest wasn’t a roster signing, but instead a new volunteer assistant coach. Matt Ross joins the program and has a deep connection with Beattie, as the two played together at Mississippi Gulf Coast from 2015-17. Following his career with the Bulldogs, Ross played in the semi-pro ranks for two seasons with Memphis City FC and currently serves as the assistant director of the Memphis-based Lobos Rush Soccer Club.

“We want to create our own history,” Beattie said. “In order to do that, we have to win as many games as possible and have a better year in the postseason. Our goal is to win.” Kickoff for the Lady Rangers’ August 19th opener against Blue Mountain is slated for 1 P.M. at the Senatobia Sports Park. Both men’s and women’s programs will continue to play all home contests at the Sports Park this season, as construction continues on a new state-of-the-art facility on campus.

“He’s someone that I have known for six years and he has a big future in this game,” Beattie said, on his new assistant. “He’s someone that I trust and I think he brings another valuable set of eyes that will help bring this program to the next level. I’m looking to bring people in here that are go-getters and high achievers and he falls into that category.”

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2021 Opponents Blue Mountain College

Meridian

QUICK FACTS: Location: Blue Mountain, Miss. Founded: 1873 Enrollment: 618 President: Dr. Barbara Childers McMillin Athletic Director: Will Lowrey Conference: SSAC Nickname: Lady Toppers Colors: Light Blue & Gold Stadium: BMC Sportsplex Head Coach: Aron Basshoff Spring 2021 Record: N/A

QUICK FACTS: Location: Meridian, Miss. Founded: 1937 Enrollment: 3,096 President: Dr. Tom Huebner Athletic Director: Sander Atkinson Conference: MACCC (South Division) Nickname: Lady Eagles Colors: Green & White Stadium: C.D. Smith Field Head Coach: Mike Smith Spring 2021 Record: 3-8-1

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Brett Fowler Phone: (662) 685-4771 (Ext. 415) Email: bfowler@bmc.edu Web Address: bmcsports.com Series History: None

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Christopher Haralson Phone: (601) 484-8828 Email: charals1@meridiancc.edu Web Address: mcceagles.com Series History: Meridian leads 5-7-2 First Meeting: Oct. 5, 2002 in Senatobia (Meridian 2, Northwest 2) Last Meeting: April 8, 2021 in Senatobia (Northwest 5, Meridian 2)

Christian Brothers University (Exhibition)

Copiah-Lincoln

QUICK FACTS: Location: Memphis, Tenn. Founded: 1871 Enrollment: 1,779 President: John T. Shannon, Jr. Athletic Director: Brian Summers Conference: GSC Nickname: Lady Bucs Colors: Red & Black Stadium: Signaigo Field Head Coach: Kieron Heblich Spring 2021 Record: 3-3-1

QUICK FACTS: Location: Wesson, Miss. Founded: 1928 Enrollment: 3,094 President: Dr. Jane Hulon Sims Athletic Director: Bryan Nobile Conference: MACCC (South Division) Nickname: Lady Wolves Colors: Blue & Gray Stadium: H.L. Stone Stadium Head Coach: Tom Cosgrave Spring 2021 Record: 1-11

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: J.T. Webb Phone: (901) 321-3378 Email: jwebb14@cbu.edu Web Address: cbubucs.com Series History: None

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Natalie Davis Phone: (601) 643-8354 Email: natalie.davis@colin.edu Web Address: colinathletics.com Series History: Northwest leads 13-1-1 First Meeting: Oct. 9, 2002 in Senatobia (Northwest 10, Copiah-Lincoln 0) Last Meeting: April 2, 2021 in Wesson (Northwest 3, Copiah-Lincoln 0)

August 27 • 1 P.M. • Meridian, Miss. • C.D. Smith Field

August 19 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

August 31 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

August 21 • 1 P.M. • Memphis, Tenn. • Signaigo Field

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2021 Opponents East Central

Southwest Tennessee

September 10 • 1 P.M. • Decatur, Miss. • ECCC Soccer Complex October 12 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

September 3 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park QUICK FACTS: Location: Memphis, Tenn. Founded: 2000 Enrollment: 8,382 President: Dr. Tracy D. Hall Interim Athletic Director: Sherman Greer Conference: TCCAA Nickname: Lady Saluqis Colors: Red & Navy Stadium: St. George’s School (Collierville, Tenn.) Head Coach: Shawn Loth Spring 2021 Record: 1-6 SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Keith Gentry Phone: (901) 333-4114 Email: mgentry@southwest.tn.edu Web Address: athletics.southwest.tn.edu Series History: Series tied at 2-2-1 First Meeting: Oct. 3, 2017 in Collierville, Tenn. (Northwest 2, Southwest Tennessee 0) Last Meeting: Oct. 18, 2019 in Collierville, Tenn. (Southwest Tennessee 4, Northwest 1)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Lucas Calvert Phone: (601) 635-6377 Email: lcalvert@eccc.edu Web Address: ecccathletics.com Series History: Series tied at 11-11-2 First Meeting: Sept. 29, 2007 in Decatur (East Central 1, Northwest 1) Last Meeting: April 30, 2021 in Senatobia (East Central 1, Northwest 0)

Hinds

St. Charles

September 17 • 5 P.M. • Raymond, Miss. • Tom Shepherd Field October 19 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

September 6 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park QUICK FACTS: Location: St. Charles, Mo. Founded: 1986 Enrollment: 6,438 President: Dr. Barbara Kavalier Athletic Director: Tim Brix Conference: MCCAC Nickname: Lady Cougars Colors: Maroon & Gray Stadium: Unnamed campus soccer facility Head Coach: Tim Mosby Spring 2021 Record: 4-6

QUICK FACTS: Location: Raymond, Miss. Founded: 1917 Enrollment: 3,094 President: Stephen Vacik Athletic Director: Nathan Werremeyer Conference: MACCC (North Division) Nickname: Lady Eagles Colors: Maroon, White & Gold Stadium: Tom Shepherd Field Head Coach: Lydia Sutcliffe Spring 2021 Record: 0-11 (0-8 North Division)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: None Phone: (636) 922-8211 Email: tbrix@stchas.edu Web Address: sccathletics.com Series History: St. Charles leads 3-0 First Meeting: Aug. 31, 2013 in Senatobia (St. Charles 7, Northwest 0) Last Meeting: Oct. 2, 2015 in Senatobia (St. Charles 3, Northwest 1)

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QUICK FACTS: Location: Decatur, Miss. Founded: 1928 Enrollment: 1,958 President: Dr. Brent Gregory Athletic Director: Paul Nixon Conference: MACCC (North Division) Nickname: Lady Warriors Colors: Black & Gold Stadium: ECCC Soccer Complex Bailey Stadium (occasional home contests) Head Coach: Ryan Joiner Spring 2021 Record: 11-3-2 (6-1-1 North Division)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Matthew Alford Phone: (601) 857-3323 Email: matthew.alford@hindscc.edu Web Address: sports.hindscc.edu Series History: Hinds leads 31-7-3 First Meeting: Sept. 21, 2002 in Senatobia (Hinds 4, Northwest 0) Last Meeting: May 7, 2021 in Senatobia (Northwest 2, Hinds 0)

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2021 Opponents Itawamba

Dyersburg State

September 21 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park October 22 • 1 P.M. • Fulton, Miss. • ICC Soccer Complex

October 5 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park QUICK FACTS: Location: Dyersburg, Tenn. Founded: 1969 Enrollment: 3,602 President: Dr. Karen A. Bowyer Athletic Director: David Anderson Conference: TCCAA Nickname: Lady Eagles Colors: Red & Blue Stadium: N/A Head Coach: Robert Luttrell Spring 2021 Record: 1-6

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: None Phone: (731) 286-3200 Email: N/A Web Address: dscc.edu/athletics Series History: Dyersburg State leads 1-0 First Meeting: Aug. 22, 2019 in Covington, Tenn. (Dyersburg State 4, Northwest 3) Last Meeting: Aug. 22, 2019 in Covington, Tenn. (Dyersburg State 4, Northwest 3)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Adam Gore Phone: (601) 862-8059 Email: acgore@iccms.edu Web Address: letsgoicc.com Series History: Itawamba leads 17-13-4 First Meeting: Sept. 22, 2004 in Senatobia (Northwest 9, Itawamba 0) Last Meeting: May 11, 2021 in Fulton (Northwest 4, Itawamba 0)

Southwest Mississippi

Holmes

October 8 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

September 24 • 1 P.M. • Ridgeland, Miss. • Holmes Soccer Complex October 26 • 1 P.M. • Senatobia, Miss. • Senatobia Sports Park

QUICK FACTS: Location: Summit, Miss. Founded: 1932 Enrollment: 1,788 President: Dr. J. Steven Bishop Athletic Director: Bill Wallace Conference: MACCC (South Division) Nickname: Lady Bears Colors: Blue & Red Stadium: Bear Soccer Complex Head Coach: Zach Mills Spring 2021 Record: 4-9

QUICK FACTS: Location: Goodman, Miss. Founded: 1925 Enrollment: 5,678 President: Dr. Jim Haffey Athletic Director: Andy Wood Conference: MACCC (North Division) Nickname: Lady Bulldogs Colors: Cardinal, Black & White Stadium: Holmes Soccer Complex (Ridgeland campus) Head Coach: Matt Convertino Spring 2021 Record: 15-1-1 (7-0-1 North Division)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Travis Connelly Phone: (601) 276-3878 Email: tconnelley@smcc.edu Web Address: southwestbearathletics.com Series History: Northwest leads 10-4 First Meeting: Sept. 26, 2006 in Senatobia (Northwest 16, Southwest Mississippi 0) Last Meeting: April 5, 2021 in Summit (Southwest Mississippi 3, Northwest 1)

SPORTS INFORMATION FACTS: Sports Information Director: Steve Diffey Phone: (662) 472-9068 Email: sdiffey@holmescc.edu Web Address: holmesathletics.com Series History: Holmes leads 16-6-1 First Meeting: Sept. 22, 2010 in Ridgeland (Northwest 3, Holmes 2) Last Meeting: May 14, 2021 in Senatobia (Holmes 6, Northwest 0)

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HISTORY

SPRING 2021 In REVIEW SPRING 2021 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Date

Apr. 2 Apr. 5 Apr. 8 Apr. 12 Apr. 20 Apr. 23 Apr. 26 Apr. 30 May 7 May 11 May 14 May 18

Opponent

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS OFFENSIVE

Result Overall Division

@ Copiah-Lincoln @ Southwest Mississippi MERIDIAN @ East Central* @ Hinds* ITAWAMBA* @ #2 Holmes* #18 EAST CENTRAL* HINDS* @ Itawamba* #2 HOLMES* @ Mississippi Gulf Coast #

W, 3-0 L, 1-3 W, 5-2 L, 1-3

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

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

PTS.

SOG

YC-RC

Ally Bailey

0-0

Molly Rose

2-0

Miranda Loeffel

0-0

Isabelle Cardenas

0-0

Katelyn Rock

0-0

Eliza Olive

0-0

Cody Dowell

1-0

Logan Tomlinson

0-0

Kathryn Langston

0-0

Kristina Medford

0-0

Hayley White

0-0

Trinity Baynham

0-0

Sarah Kate Burns

0-0

SHOTS

Precious Dennis

0-0

GOALS

Avrey Handley

0-0

GOALS PER GAME

2.27

1.91

Jessica Jaimes

0-0

SHOTS

201

189

Maggie Olive

0-0

SHOTS PER GAME

18.3

17.2

TOTAL

201

120

3-0

SHOTS PERCENTAGE

0.124

0.111

120-201

122-189

0.597

0.646

W, 2-1 (OT)

W, 5-2 L, 2-3 L, 0-1 W, 2-0 W, 4-0 L, 0-6 L, 0-1

*denotes North Division match #denotes MACCC Playoff match

TEAM STATISTICS NORTHWEST

SHOTS ON GOAL SHOTS ON GOAL PERCENTAGE

OPPONENTS

GOALKEEPING GP

MIN

GAA

SV%

W-L-T

PENALTIES

Maggie Olive

766:17

2.00

.828

5-6-0

YELLOW CARDS

Trinity Baynham

235:30

1.53

.840

1-0-0

RED CARDS

TOTAL

1,001:47

1.89

103

.831

6-6-0

ASSISTS

SAVES

103

FOULS

124

121

MISCELLANEOUS

CORNER KICKS

PENALTY KICKS: GOALS-ATTEMPTS

1-2

0-1

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SPRING 2021 In REVIEW GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS DATE

OPPONENT

SCORE

GOALS

ASSISTS

POINTS

SHOTS

SOG

YC-RC

PK-ATT

Apr. 2

@ Copiah-Lincoln

W, 3-0

0-0

Apr. 5

@ Southwest Mississippi

L, 1-3

0-0

Apr. 8

MERIDIAN

W, 5-2

1-0

0-0

Apr. 12

@ East Central*

L, 1-3

1-0

1-1

Apr. 20

@ Hinds*

W, 2-1 (OT)

0-0

Apr. 23

ITAWAMBA*

W, 5-2

1-0

0-0

Apr. 26

@ #2 Holmes*

L, 2-3

0-0

Apr. 30

#18 EAST CENTRAL*

L, 0-1

0-0

May 7

HINDS*

W, 2-0

0-0

0-1

May 14

#2 HOLMES*

L, 0-6

0-0

May 18

@ Mississippi Gulf Coast #

L, 0-1

1-0

0-0

TOTAL

201

120

4-0

OPPONENT

189

122

7-0

GOALKEEPING STATISTICS DATE

OPPONENT

SCORE

MINS.

GA AVG

SAVES

SV %

W-L-T

SHO

SHOTS FACED

Apr. 2

@ Copiah-Lincoln

W, 3-0

90:00

0.00

1.000

1-0-0

Apr. 5

@ Southwest Mississippi

L, 1-3

90:00

1.50

.750

0-1-0

Apr. 8

MERIDIAN

W, 5-2

90:00

1.67

.750

1-0-0

Apr. 12

@ East Central*

Apr. 20

@ Hinds*

Apr. 23 Apr. 26 Apr. 30 May 7

L, 1-3