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QUICK FACTS

2012 ACES SOCCER SCHEDULE Date

Opponent

Location

Time

Aug. 8

vs. Austin Peay (exhibition)

Evansville, Ind.

6 p.m.

Aug. 11

vs. Morehead State (exhibition) Evansville, Ind.

1 p.m.

Aug. 17

at Western Kentucky

Bowling Green, Ky.

6 p.m.

Aug. 19

at Central Michigan

Mount Pleasant, Mich. 12 p.m.

Aug. 24 vs. Saint Louis

Evansville, Ind.

4:30 p.m.

Aug. 26

at Murray State

Murray, Ky.

1 p.m.

Aug. 31

at Belmont

Nashville, Tenn.

5 p.m.

Sept. 2

at Purdue

West Lafayette, In.

12 p.m.

Sept. 7

vs. Eastern Illinois

Evansville, Ind.

3 p.m.

Sept. 9

at IPFW

Fort Wayne, In.

12 p.m.

Sept. 11 at SEMO

Cape Girardeau, Mo. 6:30 p.m.

Sept. 15 vs. Xavier

Evansville, Ind.

1 p.m.

Sept. 23 vs. Illinois State*

Evansville, Ind.

1 p.m.

Sept. 30 at Missouri State*

Springfield, Mo.

1 p.m.

Oct. 7

at Drake*

Des Moines, Iowa

1 p.m.

Oct. 13

vs. Northern Iowa*

Evansville, Ind.

1 p.m.

Oct. 17

vs. Indiana State*

Evansville, Ind.

4 p.m.

Oct. 20

at Creighton*

Omaha, Neb.

Oct. 28

Missouri Valley Conference First Round

Campus Sites

Nov. 2-4 Missouri Valley Conference Tournament

Omaha, Neb.

4:30 p.m.

Home games in bold and played at Arad McCutchan Stadium * Missouri Valley Conference match All times Central and subject to change.

GENERAL INFORMATION Name.............................................................University of Evansville Enrollment....................................................................................2,471 Founded..........................................................................................1854 Nickname..........................................................................Purple Aces Colors....Purple, White, Orange (PMS: Purple 2617; Orange 165) Conference.............................................Missouri Valley Conference President................................................................Dr. Thomas Kazee Director of Athletics...................................................... John Stanley Faculty Representative........................................Dr. Tamara Wandel Athletics Website..........................................www.gopurpleaces.com Ticket Office Phone...................................... 812-488-ACES (2237) SOCCER FACILITY Home Facility....Black Beauty Field At Arad McCutchan Stadium Capacity.........................................................................................2,500 Opened........................................................1984/Renovated in 2000 Surface............................................................................Natural Grass COACHING STAFF/SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach.............................. Krista McKendree (Evansville, ‘02) Record at Evansville........................................... 28-42-7 (4 seasons) Overall...........................................................................................Same Assistant Coach...............Grant Williams (Western Kentucky, ‘04) Year at Evansville.......................................................................... First Assistant Coach.............Lindsey Williams (Virginia Wesleyan, ’08) Year at Evansville.......................................................................... First Soccer Office Phone..................................................... 812-488-1016 2011 IN REVIEW Overall Record.................................................................4-12-4 (.300) MVC Record......................................................................2-4-0 (.333) MVC Finish................................................................................ Fourth Home.............................................................................................3-5-1 Away...............................................................................................1-6-2 Neutral...........................................................................................0-1-1 PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Soccer at Evansville..............................................1993 All-Time Record..................................................... 177-168-32 (.512) All-Time MVC Record.................................................48-38-6 (.554) MVC Championships.................................. 5 (‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘00, ‘08) MVC Tournament Championships....6 (‘96, ‘97, ‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08) NCAA Postseason Appearances.......................4 (‘98, ‘99, ‘01, ‘08) 2012 TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost....................................................10/5 Starters Returning/Lost.................................................................8/3 Newcomers.......................................................................................... 8 EVANSVILLE SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director/Soccer Contact.................................. ...........................................................................................Bob Pristash Office Phone.................................................................. 812-488-2285 Cell Phone...................................................................... 812-266-5288 Email................................................................ rp113@evansville.edu Mailing Address..................................................................................... UE Sports Information 1800 Lincoln Avenue Evansville, IN 47722

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IONSHIPS 6 TOURNAMENT TITLES 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2008

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1 ALL-AM 5 MISSOURI VALLEY CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1996: Krissy Meek 1997: Krissy Meek 1999: Krissy Meek

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NUMERICAL ROSTER No. 0 00 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 17 18 19 20 21 22 23

Name Simone Busby Chaviel Harrison Olivia Robinson Miranda Graham Allie Arguello Kaitlin Robinett Kristen Davis Abby Springer Kayla Smith Taylor Brand Tatiana Pagan Stephanie Thompson Danielle Langness Kasey Cartwright Katie Ross Lauren Tiernan Holyn Marshall Caitie Dierkes Sophie Etienne Ashley Chrisman Taylor Williams Kelli Moran

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ALPHABETICAL

Hometown/High School Chattanooga, Tenn./Girls Preparatory School Murrieta, Cal./Murrieta Valley Evansville, Ind./Memorial Florissant, Mo./McCluer North Las Vegas, Nev./Bishop Gorman New Albany, Ind./New Albany Miami, Fla./Gulliver Prep Indianapolis, Ind./Southport Evansville, Ind./North Greenfield, Ind./Greenfield Central Las Vegas, Nev./Palo Verde Evansville, Ind./F.J. Reitz St. Charles, Mo./Francis Howell North Park Forest, Ill./Marian Catholic Aurora, Ill./Oswego East Boise, Idaho/Capital Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville St. Louis, Mo./Nerinx Hall Santa Claus, Ind./Heritage Hills Chelsea, Mich./Chelsea Columbia, Tenn./Columbia Central Des Peres, Mo./Kirkwood

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Name Allie Arguello Taylor Brand Simone Busby Kasey Cartwright Ashley Chrisman Kristen Davis Caitie Dierkes Sophie Etienne Miranda Graham Chaviel Harrison Danielle Langness Holyn Marshall Kelli Moran Tatiana Pagan Kaitlin Robinett Olivia Robinson Katie Ross Kayla Smith Abby Springer Stephanie Thompson Lauren Tiernan Taylor Williams

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

BY POSITION

Head Coach: Krista McKendree (Fifth season, Evansville, 2002) Assistant Coach: Grant Williams (First season, WKU, 2004) Graduate Assistant Coach: Lindsey Williams (Virginia Wesleyan, 2008)

Goalkeepers................................ 2 Defenders.................................... 8 Midfielders................................... 4 Forwards...................................... 8

BY CLASS Seniors (5) Kasey Cartwright......................D Kristen Davis..............................F Chaviel Harrison....................GK Danielle Langness................F/M Olivia Robinson.........................D

Juniors (3) Kaitlin Robinett..........................F Stephanie Thompson............ MF Lauren Tiernan..........................D

Sophomores (3) Taylor Brand........................D/M Caitie Dierkes.......................... MF Tatiana Pagan.......................... MF

Freshmen (11) Allie Arguello........................F/M Simone Busby.........................GK Ashley Chrisman*.....................D Sophie Etienne..........................D Miranda Graham*.....................D Kelli Moran..........................M/D Holyn Marshall..........................D Katie Ross* ................................F Kayla Smith.................................F Abby Springer.............................F Taylor Williams...........................F *Redshirted 2011 season

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KRISTA MCKENDREE

5th

SEASON

Head Coach Evansville 2008-Present Assistant Coach Evansville 2005-2007 Playing Experience Evansville 1998-2001 Education Evansville

2002

Honors • MVC Coaching Staff of the Year (2008) • First ever first-year coach at UE to lead his/her team to an NCAA DI Tournament (2008) • MVC Women’s Soccer AllCentennial Team (2006) • Four-time first team all-MVC selection (1998-2001) • UE’s only All-America women’s soccer player (2000) • MVC Player of the Year (2000) • MVC Defensive Player of the Year (1999)

Position....................................................... Head Coach Experience at Evansville..........................Fifth Season Record ar Evansville.....................28-42-7 (4 seasons) Alma Mater.................University of Evansville, 2002 Pronunciation............................Krista Mc-KEN-dree

Krista McKendree enters her fifth year as head coach of the women’s soccer program in 2012, already building an impressive resume, including a Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year award, a conference championship, and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. The only All-American in UE women’s soccer history, McKendree served as an assistant coach at her alma mater from 2005 through 2007, then took over as head coach in 2008. The 2008 team won the Missouri Valley Conference regular season championship, the State Farm MVC Tournament championship, and earned Evansville’s fourth NCAA Tournament berth. To cap it off, McKendree received the 2008 MVC Coaching Staff of the Year award, shared with assistants Matt Kagan and Corey Southers. Never before had a firstyear coach at the University of Evansville in any sport led his or her team to an NCAA Division I Tournament. McKendree’s 2009 and 2010 teams were dominated by freshmen and sophomores, including 2010 MVC Freshman of the Year Breanna Beine, who made first team all-conference and finished among the league scoring leaders with seven goals. Four UE players earned allconference honors in 2010 as the Aces made a trip to the MVC Tournament semifinals. In 2011, McKendree led the Aces to their seventh consecutive appearance in the MVC Tournament and a trip to the semifinals after earning victories in three consecutive must-win matches. The Aces knocked off Drake, first-place contender Missouri State, and the Bulldogs again in the MVC First Round at home, earning a trip to Springfield, Mo. as the No. 4 seed. Under McKendree’s direction, five Aces earned all-conference honors that spring. McKendree’s rise to the head coaching position at her alma mater began when she returned to UE in 2005 soon

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HEAD COACH after Chris Pfau was hired as head coach. Evansville’s win total immediately more than tripled, from three in 2004 to 10 in 2005. In 2006, McKendree was part of the Missouri Valley Conference Women’s Soccer Coaching Staff of the Year. And in 2007, the Aces climbed to second place in the Missouri Valley Conference standings and won 10 matches for the third consecutive year. When Pfau left UE to become head coach at Akron, McKendree was the popular choice to replace him. Then came the outstanding 2008 season in which the Aces produced a 135-2 record and the all-time leading scorer in MVC history–senior forward Kayla Lambert. McKendree led Evansville to the NCAA Tournament as a player in 1998, 1999 and 2001. She is regarded as the best defender ever to play for the Purple Aces, and in 2006 was chosen for the Missouri Valley Conference Women’s Soccer All-Centennial Team. She was a first team all-MVC player all four years, from 1998 through 2001. McKendree was the MVC Defensive Player of the Year in 1999, and in 2000 was MVC Player of the Year. She was chosen third team on the 2000 NSCAA / Adidas Women’s Soccer Division I All-America Team, becoming Evansville’s first AllAmerican in women’s soccer. McKendree was also a member of the MVC Women’s Soccer ScholarAthlete Team in 2000 and 2001. With her in the lineup, UE won three MVC regular season championships, three MVC post-season tournament championships, and reached the NCAA Tournament three times during her career. In McKendree’s four years as a player at Evansville, the Aces posted a record of 52-28-7. Krista and her husband, Mike Board, were married in December, 2008.

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GRANT WILLIAMS

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Assistant Coach Evansville 2012-Present Eastern Illinois 2009-11 Western Kentucky 2006-08 Education Western Kentucky BS, Exercise Science 2004

Position.................................................Assistant Coach Experience at Evansville.......................... First Season Alma Mater........................... Western Kentucky, 2004 Pronunciation....................................... Grant Williams

Grant Williams enters his first season on the Aces’ women’s soccer coaching staff in 2012. Williams comes to Evansville after a three-year stint at Eastern Illinois University. There, Williams’ primary responsibilities as assistant coach included recruiting, team travel and meals, scouting reports, and campus visits. He also helped with the planning and execution of practices, games, and camps. Under his direction, 10 Panthers earned all-conference honors, including three first team selections, while two were named Academic All-America. EIU earned berths all three seasons to the Ohio Valley Conference Tournament, including a semifinals appearance in 2010. Prior to his time at Eastern Illinois, Williams spent three seasons as an assistant at Western Kentucky University. The Lady Hilltoppers compiled a 40-13-7 record during his time in Bowling Green. WKU won the Sun Belt Conference title in 2007 and reached the SBC Tournament title game a year later. The Lady Toppers also earned a regional ranking from SoccerBuzz.com both seasons. Williams holds a United States Soccer Federation National “B” Coaching License. He also earned an NSCAA Regional Goalkeeping diploma in 2006. In 2010 and 2011, Williams worked camps at the University of Illinois, Notre Dame, and Penn State. Williams served as the assistant director of Southern Kentucky Soccer (2004-07), a staff coach in the Kentucky ODP program (2003-04, 2007) and a head coach in the SKY Soccer club (200207). He also worked with boys’ varsity and junior varsity teams at Bowling Green High School from 2000-05 after volunteering during the 1997-98 school year. Williams earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise science from WKU in 2004 and was a three-time President’s Scholar.

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LINDSEY WILLIAMS

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Position...............................Graduate Assistant Coach Experience at Evansville.......................... First Season Alma Mater........................ Virginia Wesleyan College Pronunciation....................................Lindsey Williams

Assistant Coach Evansville 2012-Present Education Virginia Wesleyan

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SIMON BUSBY

0 Why UE? “Because of the good teacher-to-student ratio, as well as the great coaching staff the soccer program has to offer.”

Height......................................................................... 5-6 Position.........................................................Goalkeeper Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown.................................... Chattanooga, Tenn. High School............................ Girls Prepatory School Pronunciation....................................Si-mone Bus-bee

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- U20 Guyanese National Team goalkeeper for Coach Chris Brown … Competes on the East Ridge Express club team for Coach Patrick Winecoff … A two-time TSWA All-State Soccer Team selection … Named All-City Soccer MVP in 2011 and Chattanooga Best of Preps Tournament MVP in 2011 and 2012 … Also a standout basketball player and track athlete … Helped GPS to the 2011 Tennessee State Championship, while being named to the TSWA All-State team and MVP of the State Tournament … Won state championships for shot put and discus and was a two-time all-state track team selection.

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CHAVIEL HARRISON

00 WHY UE?

“I loved the campus, soccer program, people, and soccer coach. I also loved the program to study abroad.”

Height......................................................................... 6-0 Position.........................................................Goalkeeper Year.........................................................................Senior Hometown...............................................Murrieta, Cal. High School..........................................Murrieta Valley Pronunciation............................Shah-vee-ell Harrison

2011 -- Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Conference…Two-time MVC Defensive/Goalkeeper of the Week…Vectren Student-Athlete of the Week (10/26)…Finished the season ranked fifth in the nation with 136 saves and also broke her own program record for saves in a season…Ranks second all-time at UE with 349 career saves, just nine away from breaking the record with a full season of eligibility remaining…Recorded three consecutive shutout victories, piloting Evansville to a semifinal appearance in the State Farm Missouri Valley Conference Tournament…Recorded a season-high 14 saves in UE’s 1-0 overtime victory over Missouri State (10/27) -- a must-win match in order to earn a tournament berth… Recorded a shutout with six saves in UE’s 1-0 victory over Drake in the first round of the MVC Tournament…Went a span 336:27 minutes of play without allowing a goal...Made double-digit saves in four matches…Ranked second in the MVC with 6.8 saves per game and third with five shutouts on the year. 2010 – Set the single-season school record for saves with 116, topping the old record of 105 set by Misty Long in 1993...earned the starting goalkeeper position in pre-season practice and started in all 19 matches... compiled a 1.69 goals-allowed average, with 116 saves and 31 goals allowed in 1650 minutes...compiled a 6-12-1 record...posted shutouts against Indiana State and in MVC Tournament quarterfinals at Drake...made 12 saves twice, and 11 saves twice...led the MVC in saves and ranked second in saves per game. 2009 – Starting goalkeeper in each of UE’s last four matches...made her first collegiate start in UE’s fifth match, against Western Kentucky...skillful, athletic keeper who led the league in saves per game (6.08) and finished fourth in save percentage (.806)...made 14 saves against Purdue, one shy of the school record...made seven saves in 1-0 MVC Tournament loss at Creighton...compiled a 1.97 goals-allowed average in 870 minutes, with 73 saves and 19 goals allowed...played in 13 of the 18 matches, and made eight starts. High School/Club – Member of Laguna Hills Eclipse at the club level... helped lead LHE to fourth in the national rankings in 2008-09...two-time all-league goalkeeper for the Nighthawks of Murrieta Valley High School. Personal – Chaviel Clarice Harrison...born August 31, 1991 in Long Beach, California...daughter of Robert Harrison and Amber Rhines...has one brother and two sisters...majoring in Sport Management.

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OLIVIA ROBINSON

3 WHY UE?

“I love the small-school atmosphere! UE is academically strong in my areas of study, and they have a great coaching staff with great players.”

Height......................................................................... 5-5 Position............................................................ Defender Year.........................................................................Senior Hometown............................................Evansville, Ind. High School....................................................Memorial

2011 -- Started all 20 matches in UE’s backfield…Tallied seven shots, including five on goal…Took a season-high two shots on goal against Creighton (10/1)…Recorded one shot on a penalty kick in UE’s 1-0 win over Drake (10/23) in the first round of the MVC Tournament…Helped lead the defense to five shutouts, including three consecutively en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. 2010 – Played in all 19 matches and started in each of the last 16... primarily a defender who also moved into the midfield at times... good distributor of the ball...took a total of five shots, with three on goal. 2009 – Starting defender in 16 of the Aces’ 18 matches in her freshman year...showed excellent skills and poise with the ball from her outside defender position. High School/Club – Helped lead ESC to the U17 and U18 Final Four State Cups...first team all-state in 2008 at state champion Evansville Memorial, and also earned all-Final Four honors in both 2006 and 2008... two-time all-district and three-time all-conference selection...totaled nine goals and 15 assists in her prep career. Personal – Olivia Gisela Echarry Robinson...born August 30, 1990 in Evansville...only child of Mark and Maura Robinson; father has completed seven marathons after age 40, mother is a competitive race walker...majoring in international studies.

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MIRANDA GRAHAM

4 WHY UE?

“Direct entry into physical therapy program, and nice sized school with small classes.”

Height......................................................................... 5-6 Position............................................................ Defender Year.................................................. Redshirt Freshman Hometown.............................................Florissant, Mo. High School......................................... McCluer North

2011 -- Did not see game action. due to a preseason injury. High School/Club -- A defender throughout her career at McCluer North and as a member of the Florissant United Soccer Club and JB Marine, Graham is a four-time all-conference selection at the high school level. She also helped lead JB Marine to second place in the 2009 Missouri State Cup. Graham received the MSHSAA Award of Excellence for exemplary display of sportsmanship, ethics and integrity. Coach McKendree on Miranda Graham: “Miranda is a very nice surprise addition that we were able to see at our camp. She impressed us immediately with her work ethic, attitude, and ability to compete. Miranda will be a great addition to our ACES family.”

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ALLIE ARGUELLO

Height......................................................................... 5-7 Position..........................................Forward/Midfielder Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown........................................... Las Vegas, Nev. High School........................................ Bishop Gorman

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- Competes in the Nevada Olympic Development Program and plays for the Heat F.C. … Helped her team to the 2010 state championship … Served as the National League team captain … A four-time letterwinner at Biship Gorman High School … Led her team to three division championships … Named all-conference and all-region … Also competed on the golf team for three years, earning all-region honors.

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KAITLIN ROBINETT

Height......................................................................... 5-5 Position.............................................................. Forward Year......................................................................... Junior Hometown........................................New Albany, Ind. High School...............................................New Albany Pronunciation....................................Kaitlin Robin-ett

2011 -- Played in all 20 matches with 14 starts…Led UE’s offense with five goals, two assists, and 12 points…Tied for sixth in the MVC for goals (5) and ranked seventh for points (12)…Recorded 21 shots, including 15 shots on goal, good for third on the squad… Co-led the Aces with two game-winning goals…Logged the gamewinning goal in UE’s 3-0 win over Drake (10/23)…Also scored the game-winning goal against Drake (10/30) in UE’s 1-0 win in the MVC Tournament quarterfinals, finding the back of the net just 2:48 minutes into the contest…Scored her first goal of the season in UE’s tie with Lamar (9/9)…Recorded a season-high three points vs. Miami of Ohio (9/16) with a goal and assist…Tallied one goal and a season-high three shots on goal in UE’s 2-2 tie with UT Martin (9/18). 2010 – Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Conference and MVC All-Freshman Team member...spent the first half of the season as a starting defender before moving to forward...made an immediate impact offensively by scoring three goals and making three assists for nine points in UE’s final seven matches...finished second for the Aces in both goals and total points...scored two goals against Illinois State, one vs. Northern Iowa...made two assists in the win over Northern Iowa and one against Indiana State... hard working, fast, aggressive player at both ends of the field. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB – Scored 77 goals and made 24 assists in high school career...2009 District 5 1st Team...played club soccer for Mockingbird Valley Soccer Club in Louisville...team competed in MRL...4 time Kentucky State Champion... Indiana ODP state team member 2004-2006 PERSONAL – Kaitlin Marie Robinett...born August 17, 1991 in Louisville, Ky...daughter of Phil Robinett and Judy Hoke...has one older brother and two younger sisters...expects to major in exercise science.

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KRISTEN DAVIS

7 WHY UE?

“I loved the school, and the soccer team is amazing. I also feel that I will fit in very well, and get a great education.”

Height......................................................................... 5-6 Position.............................................................. Forward Year.........................................................................Senior Hometown................................................... Miami, Fla. High School............................................. Gulliver Prep

2011 -- Appeared in 19 of 20 matches, including eight starts… Recorded two goals and four points…Ranked third on the team with 23 shots, including a fourth-best 14 shots on goal…Took a season-high four shots against UT Martin (9/18), while also recording her first goal of the year…Scored a goal in her first start of the season against Creighton (10/1)…Recorded a season-high two shots on goal in six different matches, including UE’s win over Drake in the MVC Tournament quarterfinals. 2010 – The first forward off the bench...played in 17 of the 18 matches, with five starts...took 16 shots, with five on goal...did not score any points...took a season-high three shots against Indiana in season opener, and in regular season match at Drake. 2009 – Honorable Mention All-Missouri Valley Conference... member of the MVC All-Freshman Team...led the Aces in goals (5) and finished ninth in the MVC in goals per game (0.29)...third in the league in game-winning goals (3)...UE’s co-leading scorer with 11 points...led UE in shots (44) and shots on goals (22)...hard working, skilled attacking player...scored goals against Southeast Missouri, Troy, Drake, UNI and Indiana State. High School/Club – Miami Premier’s MVP...led the squad to the Region Cup championship...first team all-state, and the Miami Dade Player of the Year in 2007-08 at Gulliver Prep, where she totaled 76 goals and 43 assists...led the Raiders to the 2008 state finals for the first time in seven years. Personal – Kristen Adriana Davis...born August 4, 1991 in Miami, Florida...daughter of James and Janet Davis...has one older brother, Eric...uncle is NBC’s Al Roker and aunt is ABC’s Deborah Roberts... majoring in Sport Management.

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ABBY SPRINGER

Height......................................................................... 5-7 Position.............................................................. Forward Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown........................................ Indianapolis, Ind. High School...................................................Southport

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- A four-year lettewinner at Southport High School … Earned first team all-conference honors all four years … A three-time first-team all-county, team MVP, and team captain … Totaled 53 goals and nine assists in her career … In her senior season, named Indiana Coaches of Girls Sports Association first team all-state, Indiana Soccer Coaches Association third team all-state, IHSAA Sportsmanship Award, and Indy Star Super Team honorable mention … Competes for the St. Francis Fusion club team … Indiana Challenge Cup Champion … As the secondleading scorer, helped her team to the USYSA President’s Cup Semi-Finals. PERSONAL – Abigail Kristine Springer...Born Nov. 20, 1993 in Indianapolis, Ind....Daughter of Jay and Kirsten Springer...Has one older sister, Megan, two younger sisters, Lydia and Bekah, and one younger brother, Josh...Expects to major in business.

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KAYLA SMITH

9 WHY UE?

“UE is the perfect choice for me because of its well respected physical therapy program, top-notch facilities, and great coaching staff.”

Height......................................................................... 5-8 Position.............................................................. Forward Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown............................................Evansville, Ind. High School..........................................................North Pronunciation...........................................Kay-la Smith

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- Indiana Olympic Development Program … Region II Camp participant … Helped her club team, S.W.I.S.A. Crush to a U17 Indiana State Championship in 2011, U16 and U15 trips to the state finals in 2010 and 2009, and U15 Midwest Regional League First Division Championship in 2009 … Competing for North, named first team all-state as a senior and honorable mention all-state as a sophomore … Also a three-time first team all-district, all-conference, and all-city selection … Class Valedictorian. PERSONAL -- Lindsay Kayla Smith...Born March 24, 1994 in Chattanooga, Tenn....Daughter of Jody and Dana Smith...Has one younger brother, Cody...Expects to major in exercise science.

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TAYLOR BRAND

10 WHY UE?

“I have always dreamed of playing D-I soccer, and the high academic standards at UE make it a perfect fit.”

Height......................................................................... 5-7 Position........................................Defender/Midfielder Year............................................................... Sophomore Hometown...........................................Greenfield, Ind. High School.................................... Greenfield Central

2011 -- Appeared in 18 matches with 14 starts…Totaled one goal, two points, seven shots, and three shots on goal…Recorded her first collegiate career goal at Morehead State (9/4)…Took a seasonhigh two shots at Indiana State (10/19)…Helped UE’s defense to five shutouts, including three consecutively en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. High School/Club -- Brand played for coach Jamie Gilbert’s FC Pride club team. She helped lead Greenfield Central High School to a conference championship and FC Pride to a State Cup championship in 2009, and was a key player on FC Pride’s Midwest Regional League championship team of 2010. Coach McKendree on Taylor Brand: “I am looking for Taylor to add versatility and athleticism to our team. Taylor has the ability to fill a couple different roles for us. She can strike a great ball and is very comfortable challenging for balls in the air.”

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TATIANA PAGAN

11 WHY UE?

“I believe in the success and credibility of UE and its soccer program. I will learn new things and explore a culture outside of my comfort zone while enjoying being a part of the soccer team.”

Height......................................................................... 5-1 Position...........................................................Midfielder Year............................................................... Sophomore Hometown........................................... Las Vegas, Nev. High School..................................................Palo Verde Pronunciation.......................... Tah-tee-ah-na Pay-gan

2011 -- All-Missouri Valley Conference Freshman Team…UE’s only first-year player that started all 20 matches…Totaled five shots…Took a season-high two shots in UE’s 2-2 tied at Lamar (9/9)…Helped the Aces’ defense to five shutouts, including three consecutively en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament...Took one shot in UE’s 1-0 win over Missouri State (10/27) that earned the Aces a berth to the MVC Tournament. High School/Club -- Pagan plays club soccer for Neusport FC, coached by Tom Amick. She was team captain in each of the past two seasons, and Most Valuable Player in 2009-10. She also made the All-Southern Nevada State Team in 2009-10. Pagan has been part of teams that have won six consecutive Nevada State Cups, and has been All-Southern Nevada three years in a row for her Palo Verde High School team. Coach McKendree on Tatiana Pagan: “Tatiana is small and feisty, and does a lot of the dirty work. She has always been a key piece on her club team and has been surrounded by many players who are going on to play at a very high level, which has helped tremendously to improve her speed of play and decision-making ability.”

PAGAN’S CAREER STATISTICS

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STEPHANIE THOMPSON

12 WHY UE?

“They have a great physical therapy program, and I’m going to play soccer!”

Height......................................................................... 5-6 Position...........................................................Midfielder Year......................................................................... Junior Hometown............................................Evansville, Ind. High School......................................................F.J. Reitz Major..................................................Excercise Science

2011 -- MVC All-Tournament Team…Honorable Mention AllMissouri Valley Conference…First Team MVC Scholar-Athlete… Vectren Student-Athlete of the Week (11/2)…Started all 20 matches…Was second on the squad in scoring with four goals, two assists, and 10 points…Led the team with 39 shots, 20 shots on goal, and two game-winning goals…Had the assist on the game-winning goal over Drake (10/23), marking UE’s first of three straight shutout victories…Clinched UE a berth to the MVC Tournament for the seventh consecutive year with a game-winning overtime free kick goal in a must-win match against Missouri State (10/27)…Her corner kick in the MVC tournament quarterfinal match vs. Drake (10/30) led to the game-winning goal and advanced UE to the semifinals…Tied for ninth in the MVC for points (10) and goals (4)…Took a season-high four shots on goal vs. Missouri State (10/27). 2010 – One of Evansville’s top newcomers...member of the Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament Team...UE’s fourth leading scorer with two goals and three assists for seven points... scored first collegiate goal in 2-0 win over Murray State, and scored only goal of the match in win over Indiana State...made the assist on Breanna Beine’s goal in the MVC Tournament quarterfinals at Drake...attacking midfielder who was third in shots (22) and third in shots on goal (10). High School/Club – First Team All State as a senior in 2009, as chosen by state coaches association...2009 Evansville Prep Soccer Player of the Year...2008 Honorable Mention All State...55 goals and 46 assists in high school career...played club soccer for Fort Wayne Fever. Personal – Stephanie Lauren Thompson...born August 22, 1991 in Evansville...daughter of Jeff and Laurie Thompson...has one older brother, Brian...graduated number one in senior class at Reitz High School...expects to major in exercise science...produced a perfect 4.0 grade point average as a freshman at UE.

THOMPSON’S CAREER STATISTICS

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PLAYER BIOS

DANIELLE LANGNESS

13 WHY UE?

“To play soccer, and because of UE’s physical therapy program.”

Height......................................................................... 5-2 Position..........................................Forward/Midfielder Year.........................................................................Senior Hometown........................................... St. Charles, Mo. High School.............................. Francis Howell North Pronunciation................................ Danielle Lang-ness

2011 -- Played in all 20 matches with 18 starts…Recorded one goal, two points, and three shots on goal…Scored a goal in UE’s first contest of the season, a 2-2 tie at Indiana University (8/19)…Helped the Aces’ defense to five shutouts, including three consecutively en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament…Logged one shot on goal in each match vs. Central Michigan (8/26) and at Indiana State (10/19). 2010 – Member of the Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament Team...aggressive midfielder...good at winning balls...scored the tying goal against Valparaiso, and also added an assist in UE’s 2-0 win over Xavier...took a total of 10 shots. 2009 – Key newcomer who played in all 18 matches, and started in 17...fifth on the squad in shots, with 11...put five of the 11 shots on goal...made an assist on Kasey Kutzler’s third goal in a 4-3 loss to Middle Tennessee. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB – Played for the 2006 U-16 Missouri State Cup championship team as a member of IKSC...all-conference player at Francis Howell North High School...four-year starter and helped lead her high school team to the state tournament. PERSONAL – Danielle Courtney Langness...born March 6, 1991 in St. Charles, Missouri...daughter of Dave and Cindy Langness; father competed in football, baseball and wrestling at Augsburg College... has three brothers and one sister...majoring in exercise science.

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KASEY CARTWRIGHT

14 Why UE?

“Because of the developing soccer program and it had the exact major in the career I want to pursue.”

Height......................................................................... 5-4 Position............................................................ Defender Year.........................................................................Senior Hometown............................................Park Forest, Ill. High School.........................................Marian Catholic

2011 -- Started all 20 matches on defense for the Aces…Totaled one goal, one assist, three points, eight shots, and three shots on goal… Scored a goal in UE’s first contest of the season, a 2-2 tie at Indiana University (8/19)…Recorded an assist in UE’s 2-2 tie vs. Lamar (9/9)… Logged one shot on goal vs. Creighton (10/1) and at Indiana State (10/19)…Helped the Aces’ defense to five shutouts, including three consecutively en route to a semifinal appearance in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament. 2010 – Goes into 2011 with two years of eligibility remaining... came back strong after missing the entire 2009 season...key player for the Aces in the midfield...team leader...scored goals in wins over Xavier and Murray State...made an assist in victory over Northern Iowa...second on the team in shots (25), second in shots on goal (13), fifth in scoring (5). 2009 – Missed the entire season after suffering torn knee ligaments in the spring of 2009; underwent successful surgery in May, and played for the Aces in the spring of 2010. 2008 – Member of the Missouri Valley Conference All-Freshman Team...earned a starting assignment as a central defender in pre-season practice, and stayed in the starting lineup all season... played more minutes than any other newcomer in 2008...skilled player who reads the game well...part of a back four that posted six shutouts...24 goals allowed by Evansville tied for the fewest since 2000. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB – All-area, all-conference and allsectional as a junior and senior...totaled 20 goals and 27 assists as a senior after scoring 21 goals with 12 assists as a junior...Chicago Fire/Daily Southtown All-Area Team. PERSONAL – Kasey Jane Cartwright...born Oct. 15,1989 in Chicago Heights, Illinois...daughter of Jeffery and Theresa Cartwright...has two brothers...majoring in exercise science.

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KATIE ROSS

2011 -- Did not see game action.

WHY UE?

“I loved the small campus atmosphere at UE. They offered a variety of majors and have great soccer facilities. The coaching staff and players were very friendly and welcoming, and I felt at home.”

Height......................................................................... 6-2 Weight.........................................................................175 Position...........................................................Midfielder Year............................................................... Sophomore Hometown............................................. Sunbury, Ohio High School..................................................Big Walnut

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- Number one in goals and assists each of the past two years for the Fox Valley Strikers’ club team, Ross led the Strikers to the 2010 championship of the St. Louis Scott Gallagher tournament. She was an all-conference player in 2010 for Oswego East High School, and tallied 30 career goals in high school. COACH MCKENDREE ON KATIE ROSS: “Katie is a tremendous attacking player, and I am very excited to add her to our options up top. Technically, Katie is very good and has a great soccer sense about her.”

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LAUREN TIERNAN

17 WHY UE?

“I really liked the campus and it is a good-sized school. Also, the soccer program is great and I liked the coaching staff.”

Height....................................................................... 5-10 Weight.........................................................................165 Position........................................Midfielder/Defender Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown...................................... Bloomington, Ind. High School..............................................Bloomington

2011 -- Made 11 appearances with four starts before injury ended her season early…Totaled two shots, firing them in consecutive matches against Morehead State (9/4) and Lamar (9/9)…Helped UE’s defense to its first shutout of the season at Valparaiso (8/28) in a 1-0 victory. 2010 – Outstanding newcomer who played a key role for UE’s defense as a freshman...starter in 14 of the 16 matches in which she played...missed three matches because of injuries...excellent defender...strong in the air and with the ball...scored her first collegiate goal against Xavier in a 2-0 win...made assists in wins over Valparaiso and Murray State. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB – 2009 Southern Idaho All Conference... Capital High School Defender of the Year and team captain in 2009...played club soccer for Boise Capitals...member of Idaho ODP. PERSONAL – Lauren Alexis Tiernan...born August 14, 1992 in Fairfax, Virginia...daughter of Larry and Kim Tiernan...youngest of four girls...expects to major in nursing.

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HOLYN MARSHALL

Height......................................................................... 5-9 Position............................................................ Defender Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown......................................... Bentonville, Ark. High School.................................................Bentonville

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- NSCAA Scholar All-America 2011 … Participated for two years in the Arkansas State Olympic Development Program and Arkansas/Oklahoma combined state ODP team … A seven-year team captain for the NWA Lightning Strikers … Helped her club team to the 2011 Arkansas State Championship and 2008 President Cup Championship … Named the 2009 Clorox Cup MVP … Three-time letterwinner at Bentonville High School … Earned Arkansas 7A All-State honors in 2011 … 2011 Bentonville High School Scholar-Athlete Award recipient … Led her team to a state runner-up finish in 2010 and 2011.

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CAITIE DIERKES

19 WHY UE?

“Because of a recommendation from my high school coach, and because of UE’s physical therapy program and their soccer program.”

Height......................................................................... 5-4 Position...........................................................Midfielder Year............................................................... Sophomore Hometown...............................................St. Louis, Mo. High School................................................ Nerinx Hall Pronunciation........................................Caitie Deer-kis

2011 -- Played in and started 13 consecutive matches in UE’s midfield before suffering a season-ending injury in early October… Totaled one assist, one point, nine shots, and three shots on goal… Had one shot on goal against Indiana (8/19), SEMO (9/2), and Morehead State (9/4)…Took a season-high two shots twice vs. SEMO (9/2) and Lamar (9/9)…Recorded an assist in UE’s 2-2 tie vs. UT Martin (9/18)…Helped UE’s defense to its first shutout of the season at Valparaiso (8/28) in a 1-0 victory. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- A member of the highly successful St. Louis Scott Gallagher soccer club, Dierkes was a member of the Elite Club’s National League. She played on the Missouri State Cup semifinalist team in 2008, and was an all-conference player and team captain at Nerinx Hall in 2010. COACH MCKENDREE ON CAITIE DIERKES: “Caitie continues to add depth and competition to our midfield. She is very good technically and tactically, and plays for one of the best clubs in the Midwest. She is a typical soccer player from St Louis–a soccer junkie.”

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SOPHIE ETIENNE

20 WHY UE?

“I love the team and it is a great physical therapy school.”

Height......................................................................... 5-8 Position............................................................ Defender Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown......................................... Santa Claus, Ind. High School................................................ Nerinx Hall

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- Competes for the S.W.I.S.A. Crush club team … Led the Crush to U17 Indiana State Championship in 2011, and U16 and U15 Indiana State Finals in 2010 and 2009 … Helped the team to U15 Midwest Regional League First Division Championship, U14 Indiana State Semi-Finals, and U13 Indiana Soccer League Premier Division Championship … Named team captain as a junior and senior at Heritage Hills … Earned all-state honorable mention twice … A three-time first team all-conference and two-time all-district selection … Led her team in goals as a freshman and assists as a junior. PERSONAL -- Sophia Etienne...Born Oct. 5, 1993 in Owensboro, Ky....Daughter of Phil and Lisa Etienne...Has one older brother, Kyle, who played soccer at USI in 2009...Expects to major in exercise science.

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ASHLEY CHRISMAN

21 WHY UE?

“UE has an outstanding physical therapy program. Plus, the chemistry with the soccer team is great, the girls are very welcoming, and UE has great coaches who I cannot wait to play for.”

Height......................................................................... 5-8 Position............................................................ Defender Year.................................................. Redshirt Freshman Hometown............................................. Chelsea, Mich. High School....................................................... Chelsea

2011 -- Did not see game action. HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- A standout at Chelsea High School and for the Novi Michigan Jaguars, Chrisman has more experience as a defender than any other UE newcomer. She helped lead the Jaguars to four State Cup appearances, and helped lead Chelsea High School to the state semifinals in 2009 and to a sectional championship in 2010. COACH MCKENDREE ON ASHLEY CHRISMAN: “Ashley is going to add some speed and tenacity to our backline. She also has the quickness and mindset to help us create the attack out of the back.”

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TAYLOR WILLIAMS

Height......................................................................... 5-7 Position.............................................................. Forward Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown..........................................Columbia, Tenn. High School......................................Columbia Central

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KELLI MORAN

23 WHY UE?

“The nursing program, the soccer team, and the location.”

Height......................................................................... 5-7 Position........................................Midfielder/Defender Year.................................................................. Freshman Hometown............................................ Des Peres, Mo. High School................................................... Kirkwood

HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB -- Competes for St. Louis Scott Gallagher … Named first team all-conference and is Kirkwood’s third all-time leading scorer for a defender … National Honor Society member … KHS Honor Roll. PERSONAL -- Kelli Christine Moran...Born Aug. 12, 1993 in Los Angeles, Calif....Daughter of Martin and Kim Moran...Has two older sisters, Megan and Erin, and one younger sister, Falon... Expects to major in nursing.

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RECORDS &

HISTORY

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HONORS & AWARDS

Conference Championships Great Midwest Conference: 1994 Missouri Valley Conference: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008

Conference Tournament Championships Missouri Valley Conference: 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2008

Team Academic Honors NSCAA Team Academic Award: 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009

UE Athletics Hall of Fame (Induction Year)

2008: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team Forward), Mia Tofano (3rd Team Forward)

2002–First Team: Tracye Burch, Kristin Prom; Second Team: Lindsey Byrd, Katie Howard, Ashley Sandefur

Conference Coach of the Year

2003–Second Team: Tami Callison

(Staff of the Year beginning in 2004) 1994: Mick Lyon (Great Midwest) 1996: Mick Lyon (MVC) 1997: Mick Lyon (MVC) 2000: Mick Lyon (MVC) 2006: Chris Pfau, Krista McKendree, Alison Weimer 2008: Krista McKendree, Matt Kagan, Corey Southers

Conference Player of the Year

All-America

1994: Angie Werne (Great Midwest) 1996: Krissy Meek (MVC) 1997: Krissy Meek (MVC) 1999: Krissy Meek (MVC) 2000: Krista McKendree (MVC) 2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC)

2000: Krista McKendree (3rd Team Defender–NSCAA/Adidas)

Defensive Player of the Year

Freshman All-America

1996: Terra May (MVC) 1997: Terra May (MVC) 1999: Krista McKendree (MVC)

2002-03: Mick Lyon 2006-07: Krissy Meek Engelbrecht 2009-10: Angie Werne Lensing

2005: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team Forward–Soccer Buzz)

Academic All-America

All-Conference (Great Midwest 1994, Conference

2010-11: Abby Guerra

Ida M. Stieler Award (UE’s most valuable female athlete) 1995: Angie Werne 1996: Launa Hankins 1998: Terra May 2009: Kayla Lambert

All-Great Lakes Region 1994: Betsy Fryman (1st Team Defender) 1995: Betsy Fryman (3rd Team Defender), Sally Meek (3rd Team Midfield) 1996: Sandy Jakubczak (3rd Team Forward) 1997: Krissy Meek (2nd Team Midfield), Terra May (3rd Team Defender) 1998: Krissy Meek (1st Team Midfield), Jennifer Lembeck (2nd Team Forward), Kari Sunderhaus (3rd Team Defender) 1999: Krissy Meek (2nd Team Midfield), Krista McKendree (3rd Team Defender) 2000: Krista McKendree (1st Team Defender) 2005: Kayla Lambert (2nd Team Forward) 2006: Kayla Lambert (2nd Team Forward), Mia Tofano (3rd Team Forward) 2007: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team Forward)

2005–First Team: Kayla Lambert; Second Team: Heidi Grey, Sarah Groves 2006–First Team: Kayla Lambert, Heidi Grey; Second Team: Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler, Nicole Zygmontowicz 2007–First Team: Heidi Grey, Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler, Nicole Zygmontowicz; Second Team: Kayla Lambert 2008–First Team: Kayla Lambert, Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler; Second Team: Kasey Kutzler, Kara Murphy 2009–First Team: Kasey Kutzler; Second Team: Katelyn Smith 2010–First Team: Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Breanna Beine

USA 1995, Missouri Valley 1996-present) 2011–Second Team: Breanna Beine, Sam Conrad

2008: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team)

MVC Most Courageous Award

2004–Second Team: Tami Callison, Heidi Grey

1994–First Team: Betsy Fryman, Launa Hankins, Angie Werne; Second Team: Misty Long, Ali Parker, Sally Meek 1995–First Team: Sally Meek, Sandy Jakubczak; Second Team: Natalie Bradley 1996–First Team: Misty Long, Betsy Fryman, Terra May, Krissy Meek, Sally Meek, Sandy Jakubczak 1997–First Team: Christi Miller, Terra May, Krissy Meek, Jenny Lembeck; Second Team: Shauna Farrell, Betsy Fryman, Laura Poland, Sandy Jakubczak 1998–First Team: Krista McKendree, Kari Sunderhaus, Krissy Meek, Jenny Lembeck; Second Team: Molly Kearns, Shelean Roylance 1999–First Team: Krissy Meek, Krista McKendree; Second Team: Laura Poland 2000–First Team: Krista McKendree, Tracye Burch, Kristin Prom; Second Team: Jessica Schwartz 2001–First Team: Katie Howard, Krista McKendree, Holly Wimberg; Second Team: Trisha Burch, Jessica Schwartz

Conference All-Newcomer Team 1993: Jenn Kriner (MCC) 1994: Natalie Bradley, Betsy Fryman–Freshman of the Year (Great Midwest) 1995: Sandy Jakubczak, Mikki Bussiere (Conf. USA) 1996: Krissy Meek–Freshman of the Year, Jenny Lembeck 1997: Jan Browne 1998: Krista McKendree, Niki Watkins 2000: Kristin Prom–Freshman of the Year, Lindsey Byrd 2001: Michele Magnuson 2002: Sarah Groves 2003: Sara Finnamore 2004: Heidi Grey 2005: Kayla Lambert–Freshman of the Year, Julie Winkler 2006: Kasey Kutzler 2007: Theresa Bagby, Sara Ornelas, Kristin Thuve 2008: Kasey Cartwright, Colleen Marty 2009: Kristen Davis 2010: Breanna Beine, Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Kaitlin Robinett 2011: Tatiana Pagan

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HONORS & AWARDS

Conference All-Tournament 1995: Terra May (Conference USA Midfield MVP) 1996: Sally Meek (MVC MVP), Patrice Coyne, Sandy Jakubczak, Betsy Fryman 1997: Laura Poland (MVC MVP), Kari Sunderhaus, Ali Parker, Shelean Roylance 1998: Kari Sunderhaus (MVC MVP), Shauna Farrell, Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland 1999: Tina Allwardt (MVC MVP), Shauna Farrell, Jessica Schwartz 2000: Krista McKendree, Tina Allwardt, Jessica Schwartz 2001: Jessica Schwartz (MVC MVP), Tracye Burch, Lindsey Byrd, Holly Wimberg, Trisha Burch 2002: Tracye Burch, Tami Callison 2005: Keshia Malone, Rayna Post 2006: Kara Murphy, Nicole Zygmontowicz, Mia Tofano 2007: Nicole Zygmontowicz, Kayla Lambert 2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC MVP), Theresa Bagby, Kellee Widener, Kara Murphy 2009: Chaviel Harrison 2010: Dani Langness, Stephanie Thompson 2011: Sam Conrad, Stephanie Thompson

Terra May, Defender 1997 2-time all-MVC, 2-time MVC Defensive Player of the Year Krista McKendree, Defender, 2001 4-time all -MVC, All American, MVC Player of the Year, Defender of the Year Coach Mick Lyon, 1996-2001 3-time MVC Coach of the Year, 9 MVC titles, 3 trips to the NCAA Tournament

Academic All-MVC First Team 1996: Stephanie Hartong, Kristen Hood, Sandy Jakubczak, Jenn Kriner, Terra May 1997: Sandy Jakubczak, Terra May, Christi Miller 1998: Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland, Kari Sunderhaus 1999: Laura Poland 2000: Beth Csukas, Krista McKendree 2001: Katie Howard, Krista McKendree, Kristin Prom 2002: Tracye Burch, Lindsey Byrd, Kristin Prom 2003: Lindsey Byrd 2005: Lindsay Ince 2006: Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler 2007: Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler, Heidi Grey 2008: Kayla Lambert, Nicole Moyen, Julie Winkler 2009: Kellee Widener

MVC All-Centennial Team Krissy Meek was the #1 fan choice in voting in 2006 for the MVC Women’s Soccer All-Centennial Team. UE had a league-high six selections for the MVC’s 22-person all-time team. Krissy Meek, Midfielder, 1999 4-time all MVC, the only 3-time Player of the Year in MVC soccer history, third in MVC career points Katie Howard, Goalkeeper, 2002 2-time all MVC, holds two UE records Sandy Jakubczak, Forward, 1997 2-time all MVC, holds MVC record for goals in a season

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PROGRAM RECORDS

SINGLE-SEASON SCORING LEADERS Name 1. 3. 4. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Kayla Lambert Sandy Jakubczak Krissy Meek Kayla Lambert Kristin Prom Jessica Schwartz Jessica Schwartz Krissy Meek Mia Tofano Jennifer Lembeck Kayla Lambert Launa Hankins Kayla Lambert

Years Goals Assists Points 2005 17 11 45 1996 20 5 45 1996 17 3 37 2008 14 8 36 2000 15 6 36 2000 13 7 33 2000 13 7 33 1999 13 5 31 2006 12 6 30 1998 12 5 29 2006 10 7 27 1994 11 2 24 2007 10 4 24

CAREER SCORING LEADERS Name 1 . 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 6. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Kayla Lambert Krissy Meek Sandy Jakubczak Jennifer Lembeck Mia Tofano Kristin Prom Jessica Schwartz Shelean Roylance Heidi Grey Sally Meek Tracye Burch Niki Watkins Launa Hankins

TOP 10 GOALS SINGLE SEASON Player Year 1. Sandy Jakubczak 1996 2. Kayla Lambert 2005 Krissy Meek 1996 4. Kristin Prom 2000 5. Kayla Lambert 2008 6. Jessica Schwartz 2000 Krissy Meek 1999 8. Mia Tofano 2008 Mia Tofano 2006 Jennifer Lembeck 1998 11. Launa Hankins 1994 12. Kayla Lambert 2007 Kayla Lambert 2006

TOP

SINGLE G Pla 20 1. Nic 17 2. Ka 17 3. Mi 15 Tra 14 Lau 13 6. Ka 13 Jul 12 Jen 12 Sal 12 10. Ka 11 Tra 10 Jes 10 Lau Mi

CAREER Player 1. Kayla Lambert 2. Krissy Meek 3. Sandy Jakubczak 4. Jennifer Lembeck 5. Mia Tofano 6. Kristin Prom 7. Jessica Schwartz 8. Shelean Roylance 9. Heidi Grey

Years G Years Goals Assists Points 05-08 51 05-08 51 30 132 96-99 45 96-99 45 16 106 95-98 38 95-98 38 13 89 96-99 31 96-99 31 24 86 06-08 30 06-08 30 18 78 00-03 28 00-03 28 12 68 99-01 22 99-01 22 16 60 94-98 20 94-98 20 14 54 04-07 19 04-07 19 15 53 94-96 17 15 49 99-02 12 26 46 98-01 15 16 46 SINGLE SEASON Player Year GW 93-95 17 12 46 Sandy Jakubczak 1996 7

GAME-WINNERS

CAREER Player Years GW Kayla Lambert 2005-08 14

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PROGRAM RECORDS

10 ASSISTS

E SEASON ayer cole Moyen ayla Lambert ia Tofano acye Burch una Hankins ayla Lambert lie Winkler nnifer Lembeck lly Meek ayla Lambert acye Burch ssica Schwartz ura Poland ikki Bussiere

Year 2008 2005 2008 2000 1993 2008 2006 1996 1996 2006 2001 2000 1998 1996

R ayer Years ayla Lambert 05-08 nnifer Lembeck 96-99 cole Moyen 06-08 acye Burch 99-02 lie Winkler 05-08 ia Tofano 06-08 ura Poland 96-99 ki Watkins 98-01 ssica Schwartz 99-01 rissy Meek 96-99 ul Nevin ‘87-90 arc Burch ‘02-04

RECORDS GOALKEEPING RECORDS SINGLE-GAME MOST GOALS SINGLE SEASON Lowest GAA Player 1. Beth Csukas 2. Christi Miller 3. Misty Long

A GAA Year 14 0.76 2000 11 0.86 1997 9 0.88 1996 9 9 Most Solo Shutouts Player Shutouts Year 8 1. Beth Csukas 8 2000 8 2. Theresa Elstone 6 2007, 08 8 Misty Long 6 1995 8 Molly Kearns 6 1998 7 Most Saves 7 Player Saves Year 7 1. Chaviel Harrison 136 2011 7 2. Chaviel Harrison 116 2010 7 3. Misty Long 105 1993 4. Misty Long 101 1995 5. Theresa Elstone 100 2008

4 3

Rocky Hearst Kayla Lambert Beth Bartkus Jessica Schwartz Shelean Roylance Jennifer Lembeck Sandy Jakubczak Angie Werne Stephanie Hartong,

2008 2007, 2005 (twice); 2003 2001 1998 1998 1995 1994 1993

MOST ASSISTS 3 Mia Tofano 2006 Jessica Schwartz 2000 Ashley Sandefur 2000 MOST POINTS 8 Rocky Hearst 2008 MOST SAVES 15 Misty Long

1994

Most Time In Goal A Player Minutes Year 30 1. Katie Howard 1955:56 2001 24 2. Molly Kearns 1888:33 1998 24 3. Chaviel Harrison 1880:31 2011 22 4. Theresa Elstone 1795:00 2008 18 18 CAREER Lowest GAA 18 Player GAA Year 16 1. Katie Howard 1.33 1999-2002 16 2. Misty Long 1.37 1993-96 16 22 Most Shutouts Shutouts Year 22 Player 1. Misty Long 16 1993-96 2. Theresa Elstone 12 2007-08 Most Saves Player 1. Misty Long 2. Chaviel Harrison

Saves Year 357 1993-96 349 2009-12

Most Time In Goal Player 1. Misty Long 2. Katie Howard

Minutes Year 6461 1993-96 4681 1999-02

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TEAM RECORDS

SINGLE-SEASON Wins Losses Ties Fewest Losses Winning Streak Unbeaten Streak Longest Losing Streak Best Conference Record Most Goals Least Goals Shutouts . Most Goals Allowed Least Goals allowed Best Won-Lost Percentage Consecutive shutouts Lowest Goals-Allowed Average

16 13 4 4 6 11 6 9-2-0 75 13 12 44 16 .926 4 0.70

1996 3 times 1994, 2011 1996 1996, 1997 2000 2004 2005 1996 2003 2000 1999 2000 l990 1998, 2000 2000

SINGLE-GAME Goals Scored Goals Allowed

12 9

1994 1999

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LETTERMEN

2008 NCAA Tournament Team

Tina Allwardt, Germantown, Wis. Shanna Anderson, DeForest, Wis. Dena Ascheman, White Bear Lake, Minn.

Kavonne Baker, Terre Haute, Ind. Natalie Barry, Florissant, Mo. Beth Bartkus, Mokena, Ill. Angela Bleecher, Oak Lawn, Ill. Natalie Bradley, Evansville, Ind. Danielle Brand, Wauwatosa, Wis. Jan Browne, Franklin, Tenn. Tracye Burch, Cincinnati, Ohio Trisha Burch, Cincinnati, Ohio Mikki Bussiere, Evansville, Ind. Lindsey Byrd, Crestwood, Ky.

Tami Callison, Palmer, Alaska Jill Campbell, Hammond, Ind. Heather Cappela, Hamilton, Ohio Beth Csukas, Evansville, Ind. Mindy Copeland, Evansville, Ind. Patrice Coyne, Willowick, Ohio

Kelly D’Amico, Champaign, Ill. Joanna Dean, Evansville, Ind. Sarah Doerr, Hoffman Estates, Ill. Sarah Dougherty, Lincoln, Neb. Jessica Dugan, St. Louis, Mo.

1997-00 1996-98 1997-00

1993 2002 2000-03 2004-07 1994-97 2005-08 1997-00 1999-02 2001 1995-96 2000-03

2001-04 1993 1994-95 1998-00 2003-04 1993-96

2002-05 1993-94 1996-00 1993 1996-97

Theresa Bagby-Elstone, Golden, Colo. Jill Eyre, Henderson, Ky.

Shauna Farrell, Florissant, Mo. Elise Feltes, Hiawatha, Iowa Tanya Fluke, Cincinnati, Ohio Betsy Fryman, Florissant, Mo.

Christy Goff, Lexington, Ky. Lisa Good, Fairfield, Ohio Melissa Gormley, Evansville, Ind. Jamie Gossett, Honolulu, Hawaii Heidi Grey, Port Orchard, Wash. Sarah Groves, Port Orchard, Wash.

Liz Hains, South Bend, Ind. Launa Hankins, Evansville, Ind. Stephanie Hartong, Naperville, Ill. Rocky Hearst, Los Alamitos, Cal. Amanda Helton, Nashville, Tenn. Kristen Hood, Franklin, Tenn. Katie Howard, Evansville, Ind.

Lindsay Ince, Oakville, Ontario Davena Issac, Glendale Heights, Ill.

Sandy Jakubczak, Milwaukee, Wisc. Shayna Jones, Boise, Idaho

2007-10 1994-95

1996-99 2006-09 1993 1994-97

1995-98 1993 1997-00 1995-96 2004-07 2002-06

2001-04 1993-95 1993-96 2005-08 1993-96 1993-96 1999-02

2002-05 1993

1995-98 2009-10

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LETTERMEN

Molly Kearns, Cary, Ill. Megan Kirk, Owensboro, Ky. Julie Ko, Evansville, Ind. Jenn Kriner Yocono, Akron, Ohio Emily Kutzler, Evansville, Ind. Kasey Kutzler, Evansville, Ind.

Kayla Lambert, Las Vegas, Nev. Jennifer Lembeck, Florrisant, Mo. Brooke Lencki, Murray, Ky. Chawna Loges, Dayton, Ohio Misty Long, Carlsbad, N.M.

Jessica Maira, Greenville, N.C. Amanda Malone, Valparaiso, Ind. Mary Maschek, San Antonio, Texas Nicole Matheson, Hermitage, Tenn. Terra May, Rochester Hills, Mich. Krista McKendree, Evansville, Ind. Susan McKinley, Mason, Ohio Kim Meecey, Pacific, Mo. Krissy Meek, Noblesville, Ind. Sally Meek, Maryland Heights, Mo. Christi Miller, Collinsville, Ill. Nicole Moyen, San Jose, Cal. Kara Murphy, St. Louis, Mo.

Reina Newman, Littleton, Colo. Diana Niland, Edgewater, Mo.

Amy Overbey, St. Louis, Mo. Susan Ornelas, Burr Ridge, Ill.

Ali Parker, Marietta, Ga. Jessica Pigman, Evansville, Ind. Laura Poland, Indianapolis, Ind. Christy Polster, Ballwin, Mo. Kristin Prom, Brookfield, Wis.

1997-98 1993-94 1996-99 1993-96 2002-05 2006-09

2005-08 1996-99 2002-03 1993-96 1993-96

2000-01 2007-10 2001-04 1998-01 1995-97 1998-01 2007-10 1993-94 1996-99 1994-96 1994-97 2005-08 2005-08

1998-99 1993-96

1993-95 2007-10

Kaitlynn Radtke, Morton Grove, Ill. Kat Ramsay, Murfreesboro, Tenn. Summer Randall, Juneau, Alaska Beth Rapoff, Granite City, Ill. Melissa Renaud, Colorado Springs, Colo. Emily Rhoads, Willits, Cal. Shelean Roylance, Kailua, Hawaii

Ashley Sandefur, Evansville, Ind. Michelle Sato, Pukalani, Hawaii Jessica Schwartz, Marietta, Ga. Laura Searcy, Overland Park, Kan. Ginny Sessions, San Antonio, Texas Kim Setlak, FLossmoor, Ill. Kristina Severson, Colo. Springs, Colo. Dani Sieg, Davis, Cal. Stacey Smit, Alburquerque, N.M. Katelyn Smith, Newburgh, Ind. Jessica Sumner, Chesterfield, Mo. Kari Sunderhaus, Cincinnati, Ohio Susan Szafir, Rochester, Mich.

Mia Tofano, Las Vegas, Nev.

Niki Watkins, Greenwood, Ind. Angela Werne, Evansville, Ind. Kellee Widener, McKinney, Texas Holly Wimberg, Evansville, Ind. Julie Winkler, Florissant, Mo.

Becca Yagmin, Colo. Springs, Colo. Nicole Zygmontowicz,Bremerton,Wash.

1993-97 1994-95 1996-99 1993-95 2000-03

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2004-07 2001-04 1999 1993-96 1995-98 1997-98 1994-98

1999-02 1994 1999-01 1997 2002-03 2000-03 1995 1995-96 1993 2006-09 2004-07 1995-98 2006-10

2006-08

1998-01 1993-94 2005-09 1998-01 2005-08

1995 2005-07

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

1993 (5-10-3) 1-3-2 Midwestern Collegiate Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon Assistant: Trey Harrington UE Goal Scorers W 1 Marquette (A) 0 L 0 Wis.-Milwaukee (A) 3 L 0 Xavier (A) 3 L 0 LaSalle (H) 1 *T 1 St. Joseph’s (H) 1 *W 3 Ark.-Little Rock (A) 2 L 0 Arkansas (A) 6 W 3 Mo.-St. Louis (H) 1 L 0 Louisville (A) 1 W 3 Valparaiso (A). 0 Hankins, *T 2 Detroit Mercy (A) 2 L 0 Notre Dame (A) 4 *T 1 Butler (H) 1 *L 3 Kentucky (A) 4 Meecey L 0 Wisc.-Green Bay (H) 2 L 1 Vanderbilt (A) 4 W 4 Loyola (H) 0 Hankins, Meecey •L 1 La Salle (N) 2 23 37 •MCC Tournament *Overtime

•W 1 Marquette (N) 0 Hankins •L 1 Cincinnati (N) 2 Werne 45 26 • Great Midwest Conference Tournament (2nd) *Overtime Hartong

Parker Hartong Parker, Helton Hartong, Helton Werne, Fluke Parker Werne, Hankins, Parker Werne 2, Werne

1994 (11-6-4) Great Midwest Conference Champions 2–0–1 Great Midwest Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby UE Goal Scorers *T 3 Loyola (A) 3 Roylance, Parker, Hood *T 0 Northwestern (A) 0 W 2 Marquette (N) 1 Hankins 2 W 3 Wisc.–Green Bay (A) 1 Roylance, Hankins, Hartong L 0 Vanderbilt (H) 1 W 2 Kentucky (H). 0 Roylance, Helton W 1 Midway (H) 0 Hankins *W 1 Dayton (A) 0 Werne L 1 Tulsa (A) 2 Meek L 2 Detroit (H) 3 Parker, Werne W 4 Louisville (H) 1 Meek, Hankins, Hartong 2 *W 2 Butler (A) 1 Werne, Meek W 12 Valparaiso (H) 1 Werne 3, Hankins 2, Roylance 2, Meek, Dean, Parker, Polster, Hartong L 2 Xavier (H) 3 Hankins, Dean *T 2 Cincinnati (A). 2 Fryman, Dean L 0 Creighton (H) 2 *T 1 Lindenwood (H) 1 Hankins SCHMALZ W 3 FRED Northern Illinois (A). 1 Parker, Kriner 2 W 2 Indiana (H) 1 Werne, Hankins

1995 (9-12-1) 2–2–1 Conference USA Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby UE Goal Scorers W 5 Kansas (H) 1 Meek 2, Hartong, Roylance, Jukubczak L 0 Vanderbilt (A) 5 W 9 Valparaiso (A) 0 Fryman, Meek, Helton, Jukubczak, Bussiere 2, Parker 2, Roylance L 0 Michigan State (A) 1 W 4 Marquette (H) 2 Meek, Hankins, Jakubczak, Bussiere W 3 Dayton (H) 0 Meek 2, Kriner W 2 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 Helton 2 L 1 Memphis (A) 2 Jakubczak L 1 No. Illinois (H) 2 Meek L 0 Wisc.-Madison (A) 4 L 1 Indiana (A). 4 Hartong *L 2 Butler (H) 3 Roylance, Hankins *T 0 NC-Charlotte (A) 0 *L 0 South Carolina (A) 1 W 3 Cincinnati (H) 0 Jakubczak 3 L 0 Wisc.-Green Bay (H) 1 L 1 Louisville (A) 2 Polster W 2 Xavier (N) 0 Roylance, Sunderhaus L 0 Kentucky (A) 3 • W 1 Marquette (N) 0 Sieg • W 3 Cincinnati (A) 0 Hankins, Bussiere, May *• L 0 NC-Charlotte (N) 1 38 33 • Conference USA Tournament (2nd) *Overtime 1996 (16-4-1) MVC Tournament Champions 4-1-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby UE Goal Scorers W 3 Kansas (A). 1 K. Meek, Jakubczak, Kriner W 2 Saint Louis (A) 1 K. Meek, Jakubczak L 0 Creighton (A) 1 L 2 Tulsa (H) 3 Jakubczak, Ko *W 3 Memphis (H) 1 Jakubczak, May, Lembeck W 5 Wright State (H) 1 K. Meek, Lembeck, Hartong, Coyne, Jakubczak

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W 2 Dayton (A). 0 Jakubczak, K. Meek T 2 Xavier (A) 2 May, K. Meek W 2 Kentucky (H) .1 Jakubczak 2 W 4 Missouri (H). 0 Jakubczak 2, Lembeck, Coyne *L 1 Wisc.-Milwaukee (A) 2 K. Meek W 5 Wisc.-Green Bay (A) 0 K. Meek, Kriner, Hartong, Jakubczak, Hood W 6 No. Illinois (A) 0 Jakubczak 2, Hartong 2, Fryman, S. Meek W 10 Illinois State (A) 1 Jakubczak 2, Helton 2, K.Meek 2, Fryman, Parker, Lembeck, S. Meek L 1 Butler (A) 2 K. Meek W 4 E. Illinois (H) 1 K. Meek 2, Jakubczak, Anderson W 5 Missouri State (H) 2 Hartong 2, S. Meek, Bussiere, K. Meek W 7 Valparaiso (H) 0 K. Meek 2, Fryman, S. M eek, Jakubczak, Lembeck, Ko W 2 Minnesota (A) 1 S. Meek, Hartong *•W 4 Missouri State (H) 1 May, Jakubczak, K. Meek, Lembeck •W 5 Creighton (H) 0 Jakubczak 2, K. Meek, S. Meek, Hartong 75 22 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (1st) 1997 (14-5-2) MVC Regular Season & Tournament Champions 5-0-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby UE Goal Scorers L 0 Minnesota (A) 1 W 3 Montana (A) 1 Meek, Poland, Anderson W 2 Saint Louis (H) 1 Lembeck, Jakubczak L 1 Xavier (H) 2 Meek W 4 New Mexico (A) 1 Meek, May 2, Lembeck * W 2 Colorado College (A) 1 May, Jakubczak L 0 Wright State (A) 1 * W 3 Kentucky (A) 2 Meek, Ascheman, Lembeck W 2 Cincinnati (A) 1 May 2 L 0 Vanderbilt (A) 1 W 3 Creighton (A) 0 Jakubczak, Lem- beck, Meek L 1 Butler (H) 2 Meek W 2 Valparaiso (A) 0 Ko, Roylance W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 1 Browne (2), Meek W 3 Missouri State (H) 0 Lembeck, Asche- man, Meek * W 2 Wisc.-Milwaukee (H) 1 Jakubczak, Lem- beck W 2 Illinois State (H) 0 Roylance, Meek W 2 Missouri (A) 1 May, Jakubczak * T 0 Marquette (H) 0 • W 4 Creighton (N) 0 Poland, May,

Lem- *•T (5-4PK)2 E. Illinois (N) 2 lance 41 19 *Overtime • MVC Tournament (1st)

beck, Jakubczak Jakubczak, Roy-

1998 (14-6-2) MVC Regular Season Co-Champions & Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament 5-1-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby UE Goal Scorers L 0 Ohio State (H) 1 * T 2 Cincinnati (H) 2 Lembeck 2 # W 4 Detroit (N) 2 Roylance 2, Ascheman 2 # L 1 Massachusetts (N) 2 Wimberg W 7 No. Illinois (H) 1 Lembeck 3, Watkins, Ascheman, Roylance, Poland ^ W 2 Ga. Southern (N) . . 0 Lembeck 2 *^T 2 Texas Tech (N) 2 McKendree, Roy lance W 2 Xavier (A) 0 Wimberg, Jakubczak W 6 Ark.-Little Rock (H) 0 Roylance 3, Lem- beck, Wimberg, Gormley W 1 New Mexico (H) 0 Meek W 1 St. Louis (A) 0 Lembeck L 0 Butler (A) 1 W 4 Creighton (H) 1 Meek, Jakubczak, Ascheman, Roylance W 4 Valparaiso (H) 0 Watkins, Lembeck, Jakubczak, Ascheman L 0 Kentucky (H) 2 W 2 Missouri State (A) 0 Watkins, Lembeck W 1 Wright State (H) 0 Watkins W 3 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 Meek 2, Jakubczak L 1 Illinois State (A) 2 Jakubczak • W 1 Creighton (H) 0 Lembeck *•W 2 Illinois State (H) 1 McKendree, Poland *% L 1 Northwestern (H) 2 Meek 47 20 * Overtime # Michigan Invitational ^ Butler Tournament • MVC Tournament (1st) % NCAA Tournament at Evansville 1999 (10-10-2) MVC Regular Season Co-Champions & Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament 4-0-1 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon Assistants: Hilton Bashford, Misty Long W 1 Wright State (A) 0 * T 1 Kentucky (A) L 4 Marquette (A) 5 Wimberg, Watkins L 1 Wisc.-Milwaukee (A) 2

UE Goal Scorers Meek 1 Watkins Meek, Lembeck, Sandefur

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Schwartz • L 0 Missouri State (N) Xavier (H)

W 3 1

Meek, Lembeck, McKendree * L 3 Dayton (H) 4 Sandefur, Meek, Lembeck * T 2 Illinois State (A) 2 Meek, McKendree W 4 Belmont 0 Meek 2, Schwartz, Jung L 0 SMU (A) 2 L 0 Baylor (A) 2 L 0 Santa Clara (A) 9 L 1 Stanford (N) 3 Lembeck W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Burch, Poland L 0 Saint Louis (H) 1 W 2 Drury (H) 0 Burch, Meek W 2 Missouri State (H) 1 Meek, Lembeck W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Sandefur, Own Goal L 0 Minnesota (H) 4 W 2 Ark.-Little Rock (A) 0 Lembeck, Ascheman •*W 2 Creighton (N) 1 Ascheman, Sande- fur •*W 3 Missouri State (A) 2 Meek 2, McKendree % L 2 Dayton (A) 3 Meek 2 37 44 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (1st) % NCAA Tournament at Dayton, Ohio 2000 (15-5-2) MVC Regular Season Champions 6-0-1 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon Assistants: Laura Poland, Chris Mills UE Scorers W 2 Miami, Ohio (H) 0 Schwartz, Prom W 2 Dayton (A) 1 Watkins, Wimberg L 0 Cincinnati (H) 1 W 2 Wright State (H) 0 Schwartz, Own Goal L 2 Illinois (A) 3 Prom 2 * W 1 Illinois State (H) 0 Schwartz %*T 1 Arizona (N) 1 Prom %*L 1 New Mexico (A) 2 Prom W 3 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Prom, Schwartz 2 L 0 Kentucky (H) 3 ^ W 3 Army (N) 0 Schwartz, Prom, Doerr ^ W 2 Navy (N) 1 Schwartz, Bartkus W 2 Saint Louis (A) 0 McKendree, Prom W 8 Indiana State (H) 0 Prom 2, Schwartz 2, Browne 2, Bartkus, Becker W 4 Creighton (H) 0 Prom, Schwartz, Watkins, Burch * T 1 Northern Iowa (A) 1 Watkins W 5 Drury (A) 2 Burch 2, Prom, Schwartz, Browne W 1 Missouri State (A) 0 McKendree W 5 Belmont (H) 0 Browne 2, Asche- man, Prom, Gormley • W 8 Indiana State (H) 0 Sandefur 2, Prom, Matheson, Allwardt, Schwartz, Bartkus, Asche- man • W 3 Creighton (N) 0 Allwardt, Prom,

1 56 16 ^ Military Academies Classic at St. Louis % U. of New Mexico Invitational * Overtime • MVC Tournament (2nd) 2001 (13-7-1) MVC Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament 4-1-1 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Mick Lyon Assistants: Laura Poland, Krissy Meek, Chris Mills UE Goal Scorers W 2 Ohio U. (H) 0 Tra.Buch, Watkins W 7 Tenn.-Martin (H) 0 Schwartz 3, Watkins, Tra.Burch, Setlak, Own Goal W 2 Memphis (H) 0 Schwartz, Bartkus W 2 Marshall (H) 1 Watkins, Ramsay * L 0 Wisc.-Madison (A) 1 L 1 Nebraska (A) . . . 5 Bartkus W 2 Xavier (H) 1 Callison 2 W 2 Illinois (H) 0 Prom, McKendree W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Tra.Burch, Magnu- son W 2 Saint Louis (H) 1 Sandefur, Tra. Burch W 4 Drury (H) 1 Prom, Schwartz, Ramsay, Watkins W 2 Missouri State (H) 1 Watkins, Prom * L 1 Cincinnati (A) 2 McKendree W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Prom 2, Bartkus * L 1 Illinois State (A) 2 Callison L 0 Wright State (A) 2 L 3 Ohio State (A) 4 Prom, Schwartz, Magnuson * T 1 Indiana State (A) 1 Schwartz • W 2 Creighton (N) 1 Callison, Schwartz • W 2 Missouri State (N) 1 Prom, Watkins % L 0 Santa Clara (N) 3 41 28 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (1st) % NCAA Tournament at Champaign, Ill 2002 (6-13-1) 4-3-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Ron Raab Assistants: Laura Poland, Krissy Meek, Chris Mills UE Goal Scorers L 0 Dayton (H) 3 L 1 Auburn (A) 3 Prom L 0 Ga. Southern (N) 1 * T 2 St. John’s (N) 2 Sandefur, Prom * W 2 Memphis (A) 1 Callison, Johns L 0 Kansas (H) 2 L 2 New Mexico (H) 3 Sandefur, Burch L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 3 L 1 Marshall (A) 3 Sandefur L 0 Xavier (A) 1 L 1 Creighton (N) 2 Burch W 2 Drake (H) 1 Prom, Johns W 1 Drury (A) 0 Prom W 2 Missouri State (A) 0 Own Goal, Prom L 0 Illinois State (H) 2 W 2 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Lencki, Callison

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1 E. Michigan (H) 3 Callison 0 Indiana State (H) 1 W 1 Drake (H) 0 Burch L(5-4PK) 1 Illinois State (N) 2 Callison 19 33 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (3rd)

2003 (3-13-2) 1-6-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Ron Raab Assistants: Stefanie Kraay, Ed Moore L 0 Kansas (A) 2 * T 0 Memphis (H) L 1 Indiana State (A) 2 L 0 Illinois (A) 1 L 0 Purdue (N) 8 L 0 S.E. Missouri (H) 1 W 6 Western Illinois (H) 2 Ince, Sessions * T 1 Eastern Illinois (H) L 0 Xavier (H) 3 W 3 Murray State (A) 0 Kennedy * L 0 Louisville (H) L 0 Illinois State (A) 2 L 0 Northern Iowa (A) 3 L 0 Creighton (A) 4 L 0 Drake (A) 1 W 2 Drury (H) 1 L 0 Missouri State (H) 2 L 0 IPFW (A) 5 13 39 * Overtime 2004 (3-13-1) 1-5-1 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Ron Raab Assistants: Stefanie Kraay, Erik Poellein L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 2 L 0 S.E. Missouri (A) 1 L 3 Valparaiso (H) 4 Grey L 0 #14 Illinois (H) 4 L 0 Louisville (A) 7 L 0 Cincinnati (A) 2 * W 2 Murray State (H) L 0 Memphis (A) 1 W 5 Northern Iowa (H) 3 Groves, Radtke, Callison L 0 Illinois State (H) 4 L 0 Drake (H) 1 * T 0 Creighton (H) L 1 Missouri State (A) 2 L 1 Drury (A) 2 W 4 IPFW (H) 3 Radtke, Finnamore L 1 Western Ky. (H) 2 L 0 Indiana State (A) 1 17 *Overtime 2005 (10-8-1) 1-5-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Chris Pfau Assistant: Krista McKendree

UE Goal Scorers 0 Callison

Bartkus 3, Prom, 1

Ince

Ramsay,

Maschek,

Bartkus, Callison

UE Goal Scorers Ralph, Groves,

Groves, Grey

Bleecher, Ince,

0 Ralph Ralph Ralph, Ince, Ince 40

UE Goal Scorers W 3 Belmont (H) 1 Grey 2, Malone W 4 Western Ky. (A) 0 Malone, Grey, Brand, Lambert ^ W 2 Marshall (N) 0 Ince, Lambert ^ L 1 Memphis (N) 2 Moyen W 2 IUPUI (H) 0 Malone, Lambert L 1 Middle Tenn. (H) 2 Lambert W 1 S.E. Missouri (H) 0 Grey W 1 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Lambert W 6 Western Illinois (A) 4 Lambert 3, Mal one, Ince, Grey W 2 Murray State (A) 1 Grey, Lambert L 0 Mo. State (H) 3 L 1 Creighton (H) 2 Malone L 1 Drake (H) 2 Grey L 1 Illinois State (A) 5 Grey W 4 Northern Iowa (A) 1 Lambert 3, Malone L 1 Indiana State (A) 3 Lambert W 4 Austin Peay (A) 2 Lambert 2, Malone, Grey •T(4-2PK)2 Mo. State (A) 2 Malone, Lambert • L 2 Creighton (A) 3 Lambert, Malone 39 33 ^Samford Tournament, Birmingham, Ala. *Overtime •MVC Tournament (3rd) 2006 (10-9-0) 3-3-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Chris Pfau Assistants: Krista McKendree, Alison Weimer UE Goal Scorers ^W 4 Austin Peay (N) 2 Tofano, Winkler, Lambert, Smith %L 1 Middle Tenn. (N) 3 Lambert %L 0 Western Ky. (N) 1 W 7 Troy (H) 0 Radtke 2, Winkler, Lambert, Smith, Tofano, Feltes L 1 Belmont (A) 2 Hearst W 3 Virginia Tech (H) 0 Lambert 2, Tofano W 3 Murray State (A) 1 Tofano 2, Lambert L 0 Valparaiso (A) 3 W 2 Illinois State (H) 1 Tofano, Lambert L 0 Indiana (H) 1 * L 3 Missouri State (A) 4 Tofano 2, Grey W 2 Indiana State (H) 1 Brand, Grey W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 1 Lambert 2, Moyen L 2 Drake (A) 3 Brand, Grey L 0 Creighton (A) 3 W 4 Eastern Ky. (H) 2 Lambert, Tofano, Moyen, Smith • W 3 Indiana State (H) 1 Tofano 2, Grey • W 2 Creighton (A) 1 Own Goal, Tofano •*L 0 Drake (N) 1 40 31 ^ SEMO Tournament, Cape Girardeau, Mo. % MTSU Classic, Murfreesboro, Tenn. * Overtime • MVC Tournament (2nd)

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RESULTS 2007 (10-5-3) 3-1-2 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Chris Pfau Assistant: Krista McKendree UE Goal Scorers ^ W 2 Austin Peay (N) 1 Tofano, Grey ^ W 3 Jacksonville St. (N) 2 Grey 2, Lambert L 1 Kentucky (A) 4 Moyen W 3 Western Illinois (H) 0 Brand, Hearst, Grey * T 1 S.E. Missouri (H) 1 Lambert W 1 DePaul (H) 0 Ornelas W 2 Murray State (H) 1 Lambert 2 L 0 Indiana (A) 4 W 3 UAB (H) 0 Lambert 3 W 1 IUPUI (A) 0 Tofano * T 0 Northern Iowa (A) 0 W 2 Indiana State (A) 1 Tofano 2 W 1 Missouri State (H) 0 Lambert * L 3 Drake (H) 4 Winkler, Radtke, Lambert * T 1 Illinois State (A) 1 Tofano W 1 Creighton (H) 0 Tofano L 1 Eastern Ky. (A) 2 Radtke • L 1 Creighton (H) 3 Lambert 27 24 * Overtime ^ Wright State Invitational, Dayton, Ohio • MVC Tournament (3rd)

2008 (13-5-2) MVC Regular Season Co-Champions & Tournament Champions NCAA Tournament 5-1-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Krista McKendree Assistants: Matt Kagan, Corey Southers W 5 Wright State (H) 2 2, Winkler L 2 Virginia Tech (A) 4 * T 2 Radford (A) W 1 Morehead State (H) 0 W 5 Austin Peay (H) 1 Winkler, Hearst W 1 Belmont (H) 0 W 1 Kentucky (H) 0 L 1 Ohio State (A) 3 * T 1 S.E. Missouri (A) W 4 Illinois State (H) 1 Thuve W 4 Indiana State (H) 0 McKinley W 3 Missouri State (A) 1 Hearst L 0 Drake (A) 1 W 2 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 1 W 3 Northern Iowa (H) 0 Lambert

UE Goal Scorers Tofano 2, Lambert Lambert 2 2 Brand, Lambert Marty Tofano 2, Lambert, Thuve Tofano Own Goal 1 Lambert Lambert 2, Tofano, Lambert 2,

Tofano,

Marty, Tofano, Tofano 2 Moyen, Tofano,

W 5 Creighton (A) 2 Hearst 4, Murphy L 0 IUPUI (A) 2 • W 3 Missouri State (N) 1 Lambert 2, Marty • W 2 Indiana State (N) 0 Tofano, Hearst %L 0 Missouri (A) 2 45 24 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (1st) % NCAA Tournament at Columbia, Mo. 2009 (5-13-0) 2-4-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Krista McKendree Assistants: Matt Kagan, Corey Southers UE Goal Scorers W 1 S.E. Missouri (A) 0 Davis L 0 Indiana (A) 3 L 0 IUPUI (H) 2 L 1 Morehead State (A) 2 Guerra L 0 Western Ky. (H) 1 L 3 Middle Tenn. (H) 4 Kutzler 3 * W 2 Troy (A) 1 Smith, Davis L 0 Memphis (A) 4 W 2 Drake (H) 1 Davis, Oldfield W 2 Eastern Illinois (H) 0 Oldfield 2 W 1 Northern Iowa (A) 0 Davis L 1 Missouri State (H) 3 Oldfield L 1 Indiana State (A) 2 Davis L 0 Illinois State (A) 4 L 0 #18 Purdue (A) 3 L 0 Murray State (A) 1 L 1 Creighton (H) 4 Guerra • L 0 Creighton (A) 1 15 36 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (5th) 2010 (6-12-0) 2-4-0 Missouri Valley Conference Head Coach: Krista McKendree Assistants: Matt Kagan, James Thorpe UE Goal Scorers L 0 Indiana (H) 3 * L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) 1 * T 1 Valparaiso (H) 1 Langness L 0 Western Ky. (A) 4 W 2 Middle Tenn. (A) 1 Legault-Cordisco, Beine L 0 UT Martin (A) 2 L 0 Kentucky (A) 1 W 2 Xavier (H) 0 Tiernan, Cartwright L 2 Miami, Ohio (A) 3 Beine, Jones * L 1 Drake (A) 2 Beine W 2 Murray State (H) 0 Cartwright, Thompson L 0 Creighton (A) 3 L 2 Illinois State (H) 3 Robinett 2 W 1 Indiana State (H) 0 Thompson L 1 Loyola (H) 2 Beine W 4 Northern Iowa (H) 1 Beine 2, Robinett, Ornelas L 0 Missouri State (A) 1 • W 1 Drake (A) 0 Beine • L 0 Creighton (A) 5

2012 UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE WOMEN’S SOCCER

RESULTS 19 33 * Overtime • MVC Tournament (3rd)

2012 UNIVERSITY OF EVANSVILLE WOMEN’S SOCCER