2011 UE Women's Soccer Yearbook

ABBY GUERRALittle more than a year after nearly losing her life in avehicle accident in her native Arizona, soccer playerAbby Guerra has plans to visit her friends and team-mates at the University of Evansville in late September.The Aces’ midfielder has shown remarkable spirit anddetermination as she continues striving toward herlong-term goal of returning to UE as a student.“I tell people to never stop trying,” Guerra says. “I’mdetermined to get back to where I used to be.”Medical procedures and rehabilitation continue, andfriends are encouraged to donate to the Abby GuerraDonation Account through Wells Fargo Bank at 3039W. Peoria #102-145, Phoenix, AZ 85029.

2011 SCHEDULEThu. Aug. 11 WESTERN KENTUCKY (Exhibition) 7:00Sat. Aug. 13 At Eastern Illinois (Exhibition) 1:00Fri. Aug. 19 At Indiana 6:30Sun. Aug. 21 At Saint Louis 1:00Fri. Aug. 26 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 7:00Sun. Aug. 28 At Valparaiso NoonWed. Aug. 31 At Xavier 6:00Fri. Sept. 2 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 7:00Sun. Sept. 4 At Morehead State NoonFri. Sept. 9 Vs. Lamar (at Flagstaff, Ariz.) 6:00Sun. Sept. 11 At Northern Arizona 3:00Fri. Sept. 16 MIAMI (OHIO) 7:00Sun. Sept. 18 TENNESSEE-MARTIN 1:00Sat. Sept. 24 IPFW 5:30Sat. Oct. 1 •CREIGHTON 7:00Sun. Oct. 9 •At Illinois State 1:00Sat. Oct. 15 •At Northern Iowa 2:00Wed. Oct. 19 •At Indiana State 6:00Sun. Oct. 23 •DRAKE 1:00Thu. Oct. 27 •MISSOURI STATE 7:00Sun. Oct. 30 State FarmMVC Tourney 1st Round TBAFri. Nov. 4 *State FarmMVC Tourney Semifinals TBASun. Nov. 6 *State Farm MVC Tourney Final TBAFri. Nov. 11 NCAA Tournament First Round TBA

All Times Central•MVC Match *MVC Semifinals, Final at Springfield, Mo.

CHAMPIONSHIPSNCAA Tournaments1998, 1999, 2001, 2008

MVC Regular Season Championships1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008

MVC Tournament Championships1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001,2008

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR

Kayla Lambert•2008 MVC Player Of The Year•MVC All-Time Scoring Leader•Academic All-American

1994Great MidwestConferenceMVPAngie Werne

1996, 1997,1999 MVCPlayer OfThe YearKrissy Meek

2000All-AmericanKristaMcKendree

ACADEMIC HONORSThe Aces Have EarnedThe NSCAA TeamAcademic Award In2003, 2004, 2007,2008, 2009 & 2010

AcademicAll-AmericaNomineeSam Conrad

BEELER CENTER

The Beeler Family Athletics Academic Center in Carson Center provides student-athletes with 24/7 access to a fully equipped study area. Pictured are Brent andCindi Beeler with UE Director of Athletics John Stanley. Many individuals also pro-vide academic assistance for UE soccer players. They include Senior Associate Ath-letics Director Sarah Solinsky, women’s soccer academic advisors Dr. Peter Rosen,Dr. Greg Rawski, Dr. Pete Sherman and Dr. Gregg Wilson, Beeler Center directorSuzanne Wiandt, Director of Academic Advising/Associate Registrar DebbieKassenbrock, Director of Career Services Gene Wells, and NCAA Faculty Represen-tative Dr. Tamara Wandel. Together, they serve UE soccer players on a daily basis.

ACADEMIC LIFE

The University of Evansville women’s soccer program standsfor success on the playing field, and in the classroom. In fact,every senior in the 18-year history of the UE women’s soccerprogram has graduated. The Aces have earned the NSCAATeam Academic Award five times since 2003, including eachof the last four years. UE staff members and the soccerteam’s academic advisors make sure that players receive theguidance they need to achieve their full potential academically.

THE UE CAMPUS

This place is lookin’ good! With the newRidgway University Center and theSchroeder Family School of BusinessAdministration Building, the University ofEvansville campus has never lookedbetter. The 75-acre campus providesplenty of room for the approximately2,500 full-time undergraduates at UE.With more than 160 official studentorganizations and 80 areas of study, theUniversity of Evansville gives its studentsa variety of opportunities. And with afaculty-student ratio of 13-1, UE studentsknow they are not just a number.

McCUTCHAN STADIIUM

•The Regionʼs Premier Soccer Stadium•Site Of 2007 & 2008 MVC Tournaments•Seating For 2,000-Plus•Locker Rooms, Weight Room, OfficesOne of the finest collegiate soccer facilities in the Midwestis located right on the University of Evansville campus: BlackBeauty Field At Arad McCutchan Stadium. The 2,000-seat,lighted facility was the site of the State Farm MissouriValley Conference Women’s Soccer Championship in 2007,and the MVC men’s championship in 2008.

MEDIA COVERAGE

Aces Soccer is a major sport in Evans-ville, and there are many ways you canstay connected during the 2010 season:• Aces TV at GoPurpleAces.com• WUEV-FM at wuev.evansville.edu

• Evansville Courier & Press• Three TV sports shows• UE Twitter at Twitter.com/AcesSoccer• Facebook UE Soccer at Facebook.com• MVC Tourney Nov. 6 on Fox Sports Net

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

The right size. The right location.And a community that loves soccer.That’s Evansville!•Indiana’s third largest city, with ametro population of 280,000.•Within 3 hours of Louisville,Nashville, St. Louis, Cincinnati andIndianapolis.•Lots to see and do, with venuessuch as the Victory Theatre, TheCentre, The Entertainment Districtand the new Evansville Arena.•A strong business community thatoffers internships for UE studentsand many career opportunitiesafter graduation.

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THE MVC

MVC Regular Season Championships1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2008MVC Tournament Championships1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2008MVC Players Of The Year1996: Krissy Meek1997: Krissy Meek1999: Krissy Meek2000: Krista McKendree2008: Kayla LambertMVC Tournament MVPs1996: Sally Meek1997: Laura Poland1998: Kari Sunderhaus1999: Tina Allwardt2001: Jessica Schwartz2008: Kayla LambertMVC Coaches Of The Year*1996: Mick Lyon1997: Mick Lyon2000: Mick Lyon2006: EVANSVILLE2008: EVANSVILLE*became staff award beginning in 2006

The University of Evansville has won 11 Missouri Valley Conferencechampionships: five regular season and six MVC Tournament titles.That’s more than any other school in the Valley.

STRENGTH PROGRAMStrength & Conditioning Coach JoeHermes designs strength programsspecifically for each player to maximizetheir performance level. Soccer play-ers also become stronger, fitter andless prone to injuries under Hermes’sdirection. Both Hermes and AssistantCoach Dexter Wolf are CertifiedStrength and Conditioning Specialists.“The goal of our program,” saysHermes, “is to work in conjunction withthe coaching staff to make sure eachsoccer player is more athletic, betterconditioned and structurally balanced.”

ATHLETIC TRAINING

Athletic Trainer Troy Coppus works directly with the women’s soccer team toassure that each player is in the best possible physical condition before competitionbegins. When injuries do occur, the University of Evansville staff of certified train-ers works with Team Physician Dr. Andrew Saltzman and the physical therapy pro-fessionals from ProRehab (below).

THE ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Hometown (High School)0 Erin Flynn GK 5-8 Fr. Independence, Ohio (Walsh Jesuit)

00 Chaviel Harrison GK 6-0 Jr. Murrieta, California (Murrieta Valley)3 Olivia Robinson D 5-5 Jr. Evansville, Indiana (Memorial)4 Katie Ross F 5-6 Fr. Aurora, Illinois (Oswego East)5 Taylor Brand D/M 5-7 Fr. Greenfield, Indiana (Greenfield Central)6 Kaitlin Robinett F 5-6 So. New Albany, Indiana (New Albany)7 Kristen Davis F 5-6 Jr. Miami, Florida (Gulliver Prep)8 Breanna Beine F 5-6 So. Saint Peters, Missouri (Francis Howell Central)10 Taylor Clauson M 5-7 Fr. Noblesville, Indiana (Noblesville)11 Tatiana Pagan M 5-1 Fr. Las Vegas, Nevada (Palo Verde)12 Stephanie Thompson M 5-4 So. Evansville, Indiana (Reitz)13 Danielle Langness F/M 5-2 Jr. St. Charles, Missouri (Francis Howell North)14 Kasey Cartwright D 5-4 Sr. Park Forest, Illinois (Marian Catholic)15 Miranda Graham D 5-6 Fr. Florissant, Missouri (McCluer North)17 Lauren Tiernan D 5-11 So. Boise, Idaho (Capital)19 Caitie Dierkes M 5-4 Fr. St. Louis, Missouri (Nerinx Hall)20 Sam Conrad D/M 5-6 Sr. Gilbert, Arizona (Gilbert)21 Ashley Chrisman D 5-8 Fr. Chelsea, Michigan (Chelsea)23 Tasha Prentice F/M 5-4 So. Flourtown, Pa. (William Penn Center) (Auburn)24 Brianne Ikerd M 5-5 Fr. Bedford, Indiana (Bedford North Lawrence)

Head Coach: Krista McKendreeAssistant Coaches: Chris Cahill, James ThorpeStudent Assistant: Colleen MartyStudent Managers: Bianca Edelhoff, Elizabeth Coons. Student Trainer: Garrett Dugger

Pronunciation GuideBeine: BY-neeBrianne Ikerd: bree-ann I-kurdCaitie Dierkes: Kay-tee Dear-kus

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First TeamAll-MVCForwardBreanna Beine

With more than 80 percent of their scoring returningfrom a team that reached the Missouri Valley Confer-ence Tournament semifinals last November, there’sreason for optimism with the 2011 Aces.

The offense begins with sophomore Breanna Beine, theMVC Freshman of the Year who was first team all-con-ference. She scored a team-high seven goals. Class-mate Kaitlin Robinett spent most of her freshman yearas a defender, but moved to forward late in the yearand finished second in scoring to earn honorable men-tion all-MVC honors and a place on the MVC All-Fresh-man Team. The third returning all-MVC player is seniorSam Conrad, UE’s leader on defense the past twoyears. Junior goalkeeper Chaviel Harrison is also backafter setting a UE record by stopping 116 shots. Headcoach Krista McKendree is hoping a more experiencedteam means a less busy goalkeeper.

“One of the biggest differences and positives this yearis the amount of returning high impact minutes wehave,” according to McKendree. “All of our returnershave been involved heavily on the field for us in theirtime here, which means they’ve already gone throughthe huge learning curve.”

Kasey Cartwright (2-1-5), Dani Langness (1-1-3) andOlivia Robinson (0-0-0) are UE’s most veteran playersin the midfield. Also returning to the starting lineup aresophomore forward Stephanie Thompson (2-3-7) andsophomore defender Lauren Tiernan (1-2-4). McK-endree is also looking for help from junior forward Kris-ten Davis, UE’s top scorer in 2009 with five goals.There are also nine freshmen and Auburn Universitytransfer Tasha Prentice who will push the veterans forplaying time.

“I believe that we have compiled a team that is capableof competing very well and challenging for the confer-ence,” McKendree says. “They all know how difficult col-lege soccer is and that success does not come easily.At the end of the day, the responsibility falls on theshoulders of our coaching staff to prepare our team forevery game.”

2011 ACES

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KKrriissttaa MMccKKeennddrreeeeKrista McKendree brought successto the University of Evansville as aplayer, and now she’s doing thesame as a coach. The leader of the2008 MVC Coaching Staff of theYear, McKendree became the firstcoach in UE history to lead a teamto an NCAA Division I Tournament inhis or her rookie year.She was also part of the MVCCoaching Staff of the Year in 2006as an assistant coach at UE. McKendree led the Aces to theNCAA Tournament as a player in1998, 1999 and 2001. She wasEvansville's first All-American inwomen's soccer, in 2000, and in2006 was chosen for the MissouriValley Conference Women's SoccerAll-Centennial Team. UE won three MVC regular seasontitles, three MVC post-season tour-nament titles, and reached theNCAA Tournament three times dur-ing her career. In McKendree's fouryears as a player at Evansville, theAces posted a record of 52-28-7.Krista and her husband, MikeBoard, are expecting their first childin January.

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Now in his second year on the Aces’ coaching staff is JamesThorpe, an MLS goalkeeper for DC United in 2008. Heplayed for DC United against Mexican First Division oppo-nent Cruz Azul in a CONCACAF Champions League match inaddition to playing in seven matches in Reserve Division play.In 2009, Thorpe played in the USL for the Western Mass Pi-oneers. Thorpe led Franklin Pierce University to the NCAADivision II title in 2007, earning the NSCAA Division II Na-tional Player of the Year award. The native of East Long-meadow, Mass. was a three-time NSCAA All-American."James’s role has expanded from working solely with ourgoalkeepers to training the entire team during the off-sea-son,” Head Coach Krista McKendree says. "He has added anew dimension to our team with his warm-up routine for theplayers. His experience as a player combined with his pas-sion for the game has made James a very good addition toour staff. The whole team has benefited from his experienceas both a collegiate and professional player.”

Chris Cahill joined the Aces’ soccer staff as assistant coachin March following two years at Auburn University.Cahill holds an Advanced National Diploma from the NSCAA(USSF "B" Equivalent) and is a member of the National Soc-cer Coaches Association of America."Chris brings a wealth of knowledge, great personality, andnew connections with him," says Head Coach Krista McK-endree. "I am looking forward to working with Chris and hav-ing him make a positive impact on our program."A graduate of Georgia Southern University, where played asa defender from 2004-06, Cahill spent two years as assis-tant boys' soccer coach at nationally ranked Harrison HighSchool in Kennesaw, Ga. before coming to Auburn. Harrisonwas ranked No. 1 in the country in 2008, and won Regionalchampionships in 2008 and 2009. Six players from the2008 squad accepted Division I scholarships. At Auburn,Cahill helped the program to the SEC West title and an at-large pick to the NCAA Tournament. Under his direction,players also earned numerous post-season awards, includingselections to All-America, topdrawersoccer.com, and firstand second team All-SEC teams.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Honorable Mention All-Missouri ValleyConference...team leader on defense...excellentmarking back...good distributor of the ball...oneof the most experienced players on the squad.

2009 – Versatile veteran player who played inthe midfield and on defense...starter in each ofthe last six matches...veteran who provided theAces with stability in the defensive half...assistedon Abby Guerra’s goal against Morehead StateSept. 6.

2008 – One of the first players off the bench asa freshman...solid defensive midfielder who oftencame into the lineup for Kellee Widener...showedgood ball skills and poise.

High School/Club – Four-time all-state selection,including first team as a junior and senior... Fi-esta Region Conference Offensive MVP...totaled15 goals and 18 assists in her senior year, andled Gilbert to 5A state finals...led team to fourstraight league titles... four-year letterwinner insoccer and swimming.

Personal – Samantha Terese Conrad...born Au-gust 22, 1990 in Charleston, WestVirginia...daughter of James and Terri Con-rad...has one sister and one brother...outstand-ing student, majoring in exercise science.

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2010 – Goes into 2011 with two years of eligi-bility remaining...came back strong after missingthe entire 2009 season...key player for the Acesin the midfield...team leader...scored goals inwins over Xavier and Murray State...made an as-sist in victory over Northern Iowa...second onthe team in shots (25), second in shots on goal(13), fifth in scoring (5).

2009 – Missed the entire season after suffer-ing torn knee ligaments in the spring of 2009;underwent successful surgery in May, andplayed for the Aces in the spring of 2010.

2008 – Member of the MVC All-FreshmanTeam...starting central defender for UE’s NCAATournament team...played more minutes thanany other newcomer in 2008...part of a backfour that posted six shutouts and allowed only24 goals, tied for the fewest since 2000.

High School/Club – All-area, all-conference andall-sectional as a junior and senior...totaled 20goals and 27 assists as a senior after scoring21 goals with 12 assists as a junior...ChicagoFire/Daily Southtown All-Area Team.

Personal – Kasey Jane Cartwright...born Oct.15,1989 in Chicago Heights, Illinois...daughterof Jeffery and Theresa Cartwright...has twobrothers...excellent student majoring in exercisescience.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – The first forward off the bench...playedin 17 of the 18 matches, with five starts...took16 shots, with five on goal...did not score anypoints...took a season-high three shots againstIndiana in season opener, and in regular seasonmatch at Drake.2009 – Honorable Mention All-Missouri ValleyConference...member of the MVC All-FreshmanTeam...led the Aces in goals (5) and finishedninth in the MVC in goals per game (0.29)...thirdin 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 againstSoutheast Missouri, Troy, Drake, UNI and Indi-ana State.High School/Club – Miami Premier’s MVP...ledthe squad to the Region Cup championship...firstteam all-state, and the Miami Dade Player of theYear in 2007-08 at Gulliver Prep, where she to-taled 76 goals and 43 assists...led the Raidersto the 2008 state finals for the first time inseven years.Personal – Kristen Adriana Davis...born August4, 1991 in Miami, Florida...daughter of Jamesand Janet Davis...has one older brother, Eric...uncle is NBC’s Al Roker and aunt is ABC’s Debo-rah Roberts...majoring in Sport Management.

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THE PLAYERS

Games/Year Starts Minutes GA GA Avg. Saves W-L-T Sho2009 13/8 869:56 19 1.97 73 1-8-0 02010 19/19 1649:56 31 1.69 116 6-12-1 2TOTALS 32/27 2519:52 50 1.79 189 7-20-1 2

2010 – Set the UE single-season record for saveswith 116, topping the old record of 105 set byMisty Long in 1993...started in all 19 matches...compiled a 1.69 goals-allowed average...compiled a6-12-1 record...posted shutouts against IndianaState and in MVC Tournament quarterfinals atDrake...made 12 saves twice, and 11 savestwice...led the MVC in saves and ranked second insaves per game.2009 – Starting goalkeeper in each of UE’s lastfour matches...made her first collegiate start inUE’s fifth match, against Western Kentucky...skill-ful, athletic keeper who led the league in saves pergame (6.08) and finished fourth in save percent-age (.806)...made 14 saves against Purdue, oneshy of the school record...made seven saves in 1-0MVC Tournament loss at Creighton...compiled a1.97 goals-allowed average in 870 minutes, with73 saves and 19 goals allowed...played in 13 of the18 matches, and made eight starts.High School/Club – Member of Laguna HillsEclipse at the club level...helped lead LHE to fourthin the national rankings in 2008-09...two-time all-league goalkeeper for the Nighthawks of MurrietaValley HS.Personal – Chaviel Clarice Harrison...born Aug. 31,1991 in Long Beach, California...daughter ofRobert Harrison and Amber Rhines...has onebrother and two sisters...majoring in Sport Man-agement.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Member of the Missouri Valley Confer-ence All-Tournament Team...aggressive mid-fielder...good at winning balls...scored the tyinggoal against Valparaiso, and also added an assistin UE's 2-0 win over Xavier...took a total of 10shots.2009 – Key newcomer who played in all 18matches, and started in 17...fifth on the squad inshots, with 11...put five of the 11 shots ongoal...made an assist on Kasey Kutzler’s thirdgoal in a 4-3 loss to Middle Tennessee.High School/Club – Played for the 2006 U-16Missouri State Cup championship team as amember of IKSC...all-conference player at FrancisHowell North High School...four-year starter andhelped lead her high school team to the statetournament.Personal – Danielle Courtney Langness...bornMarch 6, 1991 in St. Charles, Missouri...daugh-ter of Dave and Cindy Langness; father competedin football, baseball and wrestling at AugsburgCollege...has three brothers and one sister...ma-joring in exercise science.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Played in all 19 matches and started ineach of the last 16...primarily a defender whoalso moved into the midfield at times...good dis-tributor of the ball...took a total of five shots,with three on goal.2009 – Starting defender in 16 of the Aces’ 18matches in her freshman year...showed excellentskills and poise with the ball from her outside de-fender position.High School/Club – Helped lead ESC to the U17and U18 Final Four State Cups...first team all-state in 2008 at state champion Evansville Me-morial, and also earned all-Final Four honors inboth 2006 and 2008... two-time all-district andthree-time all-conference selection...totaled ninegoals and 15 assists in her prep career.Personal – Olivia Gisela Echarry Robinson...bornAugust 30, 1990 in Evansville...only child ofMark and Maura Robinson; father has com-pleted seven marathons after age 40, mother isa competitive race walker...majoring in interna-tional studies.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Missouri Valley Conference Freshman ofthe Year and First Team All-Missouri Valley Con-ference...finished sixth in the MVC with 0.37goals per match and seventh with 0.84 pointsper match...scored twice in a 4-1 win overUNI...also scored goals against Middle Ten-nessee, Miami, Drake, Loyola and in the MVCTournament quarterfinal win at Drake...led theAces in goals (7), points (16), shots (33), shotson goal (19) and game-winning goals (2)...hasoutstanding speed and ball skills.High School/Club – 2nd Team All State...2ndTeam All Metro...1st Team All Conference andGAC Player of the Year...scored 23 goals in2009...played club soccer for Saint Louis ScottGallagher...team competed in MRL and NationalRed Bull League...2008, 2009 State Finalist...Missouri ODP State Team 2007...Missouri ODPRegional Pool Player 2007...honored as SaintLouis Soccer Hall of Fame "Future Soccer Star"in 2009.Personal – Breanna Renee Beine...born March12, 1992 in St. Louis, Mo...daughter of DonBeine and Donna Harris...has one older brother,one younger brother and one youngersister...academic major is undeclared.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Honorable Mention All-Missouri ValleyConference and MVC All-Freshman Team mem-ber...spent the first half of the season as a start-ing defender before moving to forward...made animmediate impact offensively by scoring threegoals and making three assists for nine points inUE's final seven matches...finished second forthe Aces in both goals and total points...scoredtwo goals against Illinois State, one vs. NorthernIowa...made two assists in the win over North-ern Iowa and one against Indiana State... hardworking, fast, aggressive player at both ends ofthe field.High School/Club – Scored 77 goals and made24 assists in high school career...2009 District5 1st Team...played club soccer for MockingbirdValley Soccer Club in Louisville...team competedin MRL...4 time Kentucky State Champion... Indi-ana ODP state team member 2004-2006Personal – Kaitlin Marie Robinett...born August17, 1991 in Louisville, Ky...daughter of Phil Robi-nett and Judy Hoke...has one older brother andtwo younger sisters...expects to major in exer-cise science.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – One of Evansville's top newcomers...member of the Missouri Valley Conference All-Tournament Team...UE's fourth leading scorerwith two goals and three assists for sevenpoints...scored first collegiate goal in 2-0 winover Murray State, and scored only goal of thematch in win over Indiana State...made the as-sist on Breanna Beine's goal in the MVC Tourna-ment quarterfinals at Drake...attackingmidfielder who was third in shots (22) and thirdin shots on goal (10).High School/Club – First Team All State as asenior in 2009, as chosen by state coaches as-sociation...2009 Evansville Prep Soccer Playerof the Year...2008 Honorable Mention AllState...55 goals and 46 assists in high schoolcareer...played club soccer for Fort WayneFever.Personal – Stephanie Lauren Thompson...bornAugust 22, 1991 in Evansville...daughter of Jeffand Laurie Thompson...has one older brother,Brian...graduated number one in senior class atReitz High School...expects to major in exercisescience...produced a perfect 4.0 grade point av-erage as a freshman at UE.

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THE PLAYERS

2010 – Outstanding newcomer who played a keyrole for UE's defense as a freshman...starter in14 of the 16 matches in which she played...missed three matches because of injuries... ex-cellent defender...strong in the air and with theball...scored her first collegiate goal againstXavier in a 2-0 win...made assists in wins overValparaiso and Murray State.High School/Club – 2009 Southern Idaho AllConference...Capital High School Defender of theYear and team captain in 2009...played club soc-cer for Boise Capitals...member of Idaho ODP.Personal – Lauren Alexis Tiernan...born August14, 1992 in Fairfax, Virginia...daughter of Larryand Kim Tiernan...youngest of four girls...expectsto major in nursing.

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THE PLAYERS

Brand played for coach Jamie Gilbert'sFC Pride club team. An athletic player in

the middle of the field, she helped lead Greenfield Centralto a conference title and FC Pride to a State Cup champi-onship in 2009, and was a key player on FC Pride's Mid-west Regional League championship team of 2010.Coach McKendree on Taylor Brand: "Taylor will add versatility and athleticism to our team. Tay-lor has the ability to fill a couple different roles for us. Shecan strike a great ball and is very comfortable challengingfor balls in the air."

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A standout at Chelsea High School andfor the Novi Michigan Jaguars, Chris-

man has more experience as a defender than any other UEnewcomer. She helped lead the Jaguars to four State Cupappearances, and helped lead Chelsea High School to thestate semifinals in 2009 and to a sectional championshipin 2010.Coach McKendree on Ashley Chrisman: "Ashley is going toadd some speed and tenacity to our backline. She also hasthe quickness and mindset to help us create the attack outof the back."WWhhyy UUEE??""UUEE hhaass aann oouuttssttaannddiinngg pphhyyssiiccaall tthheerraappyy pprrooggrraamm..PPlluuss,, tthhee cchheemmiissttrryy wwiitthh tthhee ssoocccceerr tteeaamm iiss ggrreeaatt,,tthhee ggiirrllss aarree vveerryy wweellccoommiinngg,, aanndd UUEE hhaass ggrreeaattccooaacchheess wwhhoo II ccaannnnoott wwaaiitt ttoo ppllaayy ffoorr..""

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Also a member of FC Pride with TaylorBrand, Clauson was a second team all-

state selection at Noblesville HS in 2010, and was teamcaptain of FC Pride since 2007. She played an importantrole in FC Pride's 2009 run to the State Cup champi-onship, and for the 2010 Midwest Regional League cham-pions.Coach McKendree on Taylor Clauson: "Taylor is an ener-gizer bunny. She never stops working. I am excited for herto help continue to increase our work rate in the middle ofthe field. It’s great to have two of our incoming girls (Clau-son and Brand) be very familiar with each other."WWhhyy UUEE??""II lloovveedd tthhee ssmmaallll ccaammppuuss aattmmoosspphheerree,, aanndd tthheessoocccceerr tteeaamm.. IItt iiss aa wwoonnddeerrffuull sscchhooooll ttoo ppllaayyDDiivviissiioonn II aatthhlleettiiccss aanndd ggeett iinnddiivviidduuaalliizzeedd aaccaaddeemmiiccaatttteennttiioonn..""

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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 in2008, and was an all-conference player and team captainat Nerinx Hall in 2010.Coach McKendree on Caitie Dierkes: "Caitie continues toadd depth and competition to our midfield. She is very goodtechnically and tactically, and plays for one of the bestclubs in the Midwest. She is a typical soccer player from StLouis–a soccer junkie."WWhhyy UUEE??""BBeeccaauussee ooff aa rreeccoommmmeennddaattiioonn ffrroomm mmyy hhiigghhsscchhooooll ccooaacchh,, aanndd bbeeccaauussee ooff UUEE''ss pphhyyssiiccaall tthheerr--aappyy pprrooggrraamm aanndd tthheeiirr ssoocccceerr pprrooggrraamm..""

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THE PLAYERS

An all-district goalkeeper who helpedlead her club team to a State Cup cham-

pionship in 2009, Flynn becomes the second keeper on the2011 Aces' squad. Flynn posted 19 shutouts and allowedonly six goals as a senior at Walsh Jesuit High School,after totaling 14 shutouts as a junior and eight as a soph-omore. Coach McKendree on Erin Flynn: "We are glad that wewere able to find Erin so late in the process. She is ex-pected to come in and challenge for playing time. Erin is agreat young lady who we are thrilled to have joining oursquad."WWhhyy UUEE??""TThhee bbuussiinneessss pprrooggrraamm iiss tthhee bbeesstt II''vvee sseeeenn aatt aannyysscchhooooll,, aanndd tthhee ssttuuddyy--aabbrrooaadd pprrooggrraamm iiss aallssoo vveerryyssttrroonngg aanndd ssoommeetthhiinngg tthhaatt II''mm iinntteerreesstteedd iinn..""

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A defender at McCluer North and forthe Florissant United Soccer Club and

JB Marine, Graham is a four-time all-conference selectionat the high school level. She also helped lead JB Marine tosecond place in the 2009 Missouri State Cup. Graham re-ceived the MSHSAA Award of Excellence for exemplarydisplay of sportsmanship, ethics and integrity.Coach McKendree on Miranda Graham: "Miranda is a verynice surprise addition that we were able to see at ourcamp. She impressed us immediately with her work ethic,attitude, and ability to compete. Miranda will be a great ad-dition to our ACES family."WWhhyy UUEE??""DDiirreecctt eennttrryy iinnttoo pphhyyssiiccaall tthheerraappyy pprrooggrraamm,, aannddnniiccee ssiizzeedd sscchhooooll wwiitthh ssmmaallll ccllaasssseess..""

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Ikerd was a three-year team captain andtwo-time honorable mention all-league

midfielder at BNL. She led the Stars to a 12-4 record andtheir most successful season in school history as a senior,and was chosen as recipient of the Coach's Award forleadership. Ikerd was a four-year letterwinner in soccerand three-year letterwinner in tennis at BNL.Coach McKendree on Brianne Ikerd: "Brianne had an excellent career at the high school level.She was a leader on her team, she loves the game, and shecan help us with our depth in the midfield."

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Pagan was Most Valuable Player in2009-10 for Neusport FC. She also

made the All-Southern Nevada State Team in 2009-10.Pagan has been part of teams that have won six consecu-tive Nevada State Cups, and has been All-Southern Nevadathree 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 dirtywork. She has been surrounded by many players who willplay at a very high level, which has helped improve herspeed of play and decision-making ability."WWhhyy UUEE??""II bbeelliieevvee iinn tthhee ssuucccceessss aanndd ccrreeddiibbiilliittyy ooff UUEE aannddiittss ssoocccceerr pprrooggrraamm.. II wwiillll lleeaarrnn nneeww tthhiinnggss aannddeexxpplloorree aa ccuullttuurree oouuttssiiddee ooff mmyy ccoommffoorrtt zzoonnee..””

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THE PLAYERS

Evansville Active Career Leaders

Breana Beine7 goals, 2 assists–16 points

Kristen Davis5 goals, 1 assist–11 points

Kaitlin Robinett3 goals, 3 assists–9 points

Stephanie Thompson2 goals, 3 assists–7 points

Kasey Cartwright2 goals, 1 assist–5 points

Dani Langness1 goal, 2 assists–4 points

Lauren Tiernan1 goal, 2 assists–4 points

Chaviel Harrison2519:52 Minutes Played;1.79 Goals-Allowed Average;189 Saves, 7-20-1 Won-LossRecord; 2 Shutouts

Sam Conrad 53Kasey Cartwright 39Olivia Robinson 37Dani Langness 36Kristen Davis 34

Kasey Cartwright 38Dani Langness 35Sam Conrad 34Olivia Robinson 33Chaviel Harrison 27Davis, Beine, Thompson 19

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Played in 17 matches off the bench, tak-ing nine shots at Auburn University. She was named to theFirst-Year SEC Academic Honor Roll. Prentice was a mem-ber of the U-20 and U-17 Trinidad & Tobago World CupQualifying Teams and attended the U-14 US NationalCamp. In 2009 she was a Red Bull National League Cham-pion, US Club National Champion, US Region B Championand Region 1 League semi-finalist with the FC Delco clubteam. At William Penn Charter School, Prentice was anESPN All-America Second Team, ESPN State Top Player,team MVP, first team All Inter-AC, and All-South EasternPA First Team in 2009.

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Number one in goals and assists eachof the past two years for the Fox Valley

Strikers club team, Ross led the Strikers to the 2010championship of the St. Louis Scott Gallagher tournament.She was an all-conference player in 2010 for Oswego EastHigh School, and tallied 30 career goals in high school.Coach McKendree on Katie Ross: "Katie is a tremendousattacking player, and I am very excited to add her to ouroptions up top. Technically, Katie is very good and has agreat soccer sense about her."WWhhyy UUEE??""II lloovveedd tthhee ssmmaallll ccaammppuuss aattmmoosspphheerree aatt UUEE..TThheeyy ooffffeerreedd aa vvaarriieettyy ooff mmaajjoorrss aanndd hhaavvee ggrreeaattssoocccceerr ffaacciilliittiieess.. TThhee ccooaacchhiinngg ssttaaffff aanndd ppllaayyeerrsswweerree vveerryy ffrriieennddllyy aanndd wweellccoommiinngg,, aanndd II ffeelltt aatthhoommee..""

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2011 UE Women’s Soccer

FRIENDS FOR LIFE

Since the University of Evansville soccerprogram began in 1993, every senior hasgraduated. More than half have played onat least one championship team.

FRIENDS FOR LIFE

“I know what it’s like to be a member of theUE soccer team, and that’s a big reason whyI wanted to come back and coach after myplaying career ended. This is a great placeto go to school and play soccer.”

Head Coach Krista McKendree

UE ALUMNAE

AATina Allwardt, Germantown, Wis. 1997-00Shanna Anderson, DeForest, Wis. 1996-98Dena Ascheman, White Bear Lake, Minn.1997-00BBKavonne Baker, Terre Haute, Ind. 1993Natalie Barry, Florissant, Mo. 2002Beth Bartkus, Mokena, Ill. 2000-03Angela Bleecher, Oak Lawn, Ill. 2004-07Natalie Bradley, Evansville, Ind. 1994-97Danielle Brand, Wauwatosa, Wis. 2005-08Jan Browne, Franklin, Tenn. 1997-00Tracye Burch, Cincinnati, Ohio 1999-02Trisha Burch, Cincinnati, Ohio 2001Mikki Bussiere, Evansville, Ind. 1995-96Lindsey Byrd, Crestwood, Ky. 2000-03CCTami Callison, Palmer, Alaska 2001-04Jill Campbell, Hammond, Ind. 1993Heather Cappela, Hamilton, Ohio 1994-95Beth Csukas, Evansville, Ind. 1998-00Mindy Copeland, Evansville, Ind. 2003-04Patrice Coyne, Willowick, Ohio 1993-96DDKelly D’Amico, Champaign, Ill. 2002-05Joanna Dean, Evansville, Ind. 1993-94Sarah Doerr, Hoffman Estates, Ill. 1996-00Sarah Dougherty, Lincoln, Neb. 1993Jessica Dugan, St. Louis, Mo. 1996-97E/FE/FTheresa Bagby-Elstone, Golden, Colo. 2007-10

Jill Eyre, Henderson, Ky. 1994-95Shauna Farrell, Florissant, Mo. 1996-99Elise Feltes, Hiawatha, Iowa 2006-09Tanya Fluke, Cincinnati, Ohio 1993Betsy Fryman, Florissant, Mo. 1994-97GChristy Goff, Lexington, Ky. 1995-98Lisa Good, Fairfield, Ohio 1993Melissa Gormley, Evansville, Ind. 1997-00Jamie Gossett, Honolulu, Hawaii 1995-96Heidi Grey, Port Orchard, Wash. 2004-07Sarah Groves, Port Orchard, Wash.2002-06HHLiz Hains, South Bend, Ind. 2001-04Launa Hankins, Evansville, Ind. 1993-95Stephanie Hartong, Naperville, Ill. 1993-96Rocky Hearst, Los Alamitos, Cal. 2005-08Amanda Helton, Nashville, Tenn. 1993-96Kristen Hood, Franklin, Tenn. 1993-96Katie Howard, Evansville, Ind. 1999-02IILindsay Ince, Oakville, Ontario 2002-05Davena Issac, Glendale Heights, Ill. 1993JJSandy Jakubczak, Milwaukee, Wisc.1995-98Shayna Jones, Boise, Idaho 2009-10KKMolly Kearns, Cary, Ill. 1997-98Megan Kirk, Owensboro, Ky. 1993-94Julie Ko, Evansville, Ind. 1996-99Jenn Kriner Yocono, Akron, Ohio 1993-96

More than 100 seniors have been part of the University of Evansville soccer program since it began in 1993, and every senior has graduated. More thanhalf have played on at least one championship team. And for three of the pastfour years, the Aces have earned the NSCAA Team Academic Award for produc-ing a team GPA of 3.0 or better. UE Soccer Graduates:

UE ALUMNAEEmily Kutzler, Evansville, Ind. 2002-05

Kasey Kutzler, Evansville, Ind. 2006-09

LLKayla Lambert, Las Vegas, Nev. 2005-08

Jennifer Lembeck, Florrisant, Mo. 1996-99

Brooke Lencki, Murray, Ky. 2002-03

Chawna Loges, Dayton, Ohio 1993-96

Misty Long, Carlsbad, N.M. 1993-96

MMJessica Maira, Greenville, N.C. 2000-01

Amanda Malone, Valparaiso, Ind. 2007-10

Mary Maschek, San Antonio, Texas 2001-04

Nicole Matheson, Hermitage, Tenn. 1998-01

Terra May, Rochester Hills, Mich. 1995-97

Krista McKendree, Evansville, Ind. 1998-01

Susan McKinley, Mason, Ohio 2007-10

Kim Meecey, Pacific, Mo. 1993-94

Krissy Meek, Noblesville, Ind. 1996-99

Sally Meek, Maryland Heights, Mo. 1994-96

Christi Miller, Collinsville, Ill. 1994-97

Nicole Moyen, San Jose, Cal. 2005-08

Kara Murphy, St. Louis, Mo. 2005-08

NNReina Newman, Littleton, Colo. 1998-99

Diana Niland, Edgewater, Mo. 1993-96

O/PO/PAmy Overbey, St. Louis, Mo. 1993-95

Susan Ornelas, Burr Ridge, Ill. 2007-10

Ali Parker, Marietta, Ga. 1993-97

Jessica Pigman, Evansville, Ind. 1994-95

Laura Poland, Indianapolis, Ind. 1996-99

Christy Polster, Ballwin, Mo. 1993-95

Kristin Prom, Brookfield, Wis. 2000-03

RRKaitlynn Radtke, Morton Grove, Ill. 2004-07

Kat Ramsay, Murfreesboro, Tenn. 2001-04

Summer Randall, Juneau, Alaska 1999

Beth Rapoff, Granite City, Ill. 1993-96

Melissa Renaud, Colorado Springs, Colo. 1995-98

Emily Rhoads, Willits, Cal. 1997-98

Shelean Roylance, Kailua, Hawaii 1994-98

SSAshley Sandefur, Evansville, Ind. 1999-02

Michelle Sato, Pukalani, Hawaii 1994

Jessica Schwartz, Marietta, Ga. 1999-01

Laura Searcy, Overland Park, Kan. 1997

Ginny Sessions, San Antonio, Texas 2002-03

Kim Setlak, FLossmoor, Ill. 2000-03

Kristina Severson, Colo. Springs, Colo. 1995

Dani Sieg, Davis, Cal. 1995-96

Stacey Smit, Alburquerque, N.M. 1993

Katelyn Smith, Newburgh, Ind. 2006-09

Jessica Sumner, Chesterfield, Mo. 2004-07

Kari Sunderhaus, Cincinnati, Ohio 1995-98

Susan Szafir, Rochester, Mich. 2006-10

TTMia Tofano, Las Vegas, Nev. 2006-08

WWNiki Watkins, Greenwood, Ind. 1998-01

Angela Werne, Evansville, Ind. 1993-94

Kellee Widener, McKinney, Texas 2005-09

Holly Wimberg, Evansville, Ind. 1998-01

Julie Winkler, Florissant, Mo. 2005-08

Y/ZY/ZBecca Yagmin, Colo. Springs, Colo. 1995

Nicole Zygmontowicz,Bremerton,Wash. 2005-07

HONORS & AWARDS

Four of the best in UE history, clockwise from above:

•3-Time MVC Player Of The Year Krissy Meek Engelbrecht

•4-Time All-MVC Midfielder Heidi Grey

•All-American Defender Krista McKendree

•#5 All-Time In Goals & Assists Mia Tofano

HONORS & AWARDSConference ChampionshipsGreat Midwest Conference: 1994Missouri Valley Conference: 1997, 1998, 1999,2000, 2008

Conference Tournament ChampionshipsMissouri Valley Conference: 1996, 1997, 1998,1999, 2001, 2008

Team Academic HonorsNSCAA Team Academic Award: 2003, 2004,2007, 2008, 2009

UE Athletics Hall of Fame (Induction Year)2002-03: Mick Lyon2006-07: Krissy Meek Engelbrecht2009-10: Angie Werne Lensing

All-America2000: Krista McKendree (3rd Team Defender–NSCAA/Adidas)

Freshman All-America2005: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team Forward–Soccer Buzz)

Academic All-America2008: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team)

MVC Most Courageous Award2010-11: Abby Guerra

Ida M. Stieler Award(UE's most valuable female athlete)1995: Angie Werne1996: Launa Hankins1998: Terra May2009: Kayla Lambert

All-Great Lakes Region1994: 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)2008: Kayla Lambert (3rd Team Forward), Mia Tofano (3rd Team Forward)

Conference Coach of the Year(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 Weimer2008: Krista McKendree, Matt Kagan, CoreySouthers

Conference Player of the Year1994: Angie Werne (Great Midwest)1996: Krissy Meek (MVC)1997: Krissy Meek (MVC)1999: Krissy Meek (MVC)2000: Krista McKendree (MVC)2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC)

Defensive Player of the Year1996: Terra May (MVC)1997: Terra May (MVC)1999: Krista McKendree (MVC)

All-Conference (Great Midwest 1994, Confer-ence USA 1995, Missouri Valley 1996-present)1994–First Team: Betsy Fryman, Launa Hankins,Angie Werne; Second Team: Misty Long, Ali Parker,Sally Meek1995–First Team: Sally Meek, Sandy Jakubczak;Second Team: Natalie Bradley1996–First Team: Misty Long, Betsy Fryman, TerraMay, Krissy Meek, Sally Meek, Sandy Jakubczak1997–First Team: Christi Miller, Terra May, KrissyMeek, Jenny Lembeck; Second Team: Shauna Far-rell, Betsy Fryman, Laura Poland, Sandy Jakubczak1998–First Team: Krista McKendree, Kari Sunder-haus, Krissy Meek, Jenny Lembeck; Second Team:Molly Kearns, Shelean Roylance1999–First Team: Krissy Meek, Krista McKendree;Second Team: Laura Poland2000–First Team: Krista McKendree, TracyeBurch, Kristin Prom; Second Team: JessicaSchwartz2001–First Team: Katie Howard, Krista McK-endree, Holly Wimberg; Second Team: TrishaBurch, Jessica Schwartz2002–First Team: Tracye Burch, Kristin Prom; Sec-ond Team: Lindsey Byrd, Katie Howard, AshleySandefur2003–Second Team: Tami Callison 2004–Second Team: Tami Callison, Heidi Grey2005–First Team: Kayla Lambert; Second Team:Heidi Grey, Sarah Groves2006–First Team: Kayla Lambert, Heidi Grey; Sec-ond Team: Mia Tofano, Julie Winkler, Nicole Zyg-montowicz2007–First Team: Heidi Grey, Mia Tofano, JulieWinkler, Nicole Zygmontowicz; Second Team: KaylaLambert2008–First Team: Kayla Lambert, Mia Tofano, JulieWinkler; Second Team: Kasey Kutzler, Kara Murphy2009–First Team: Kasey Kutzler; Second Team:Katelyn Smith

2010–First Team: Vanessa Legault-Cordisco, Bre-anna Beine

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

Lembeck1997: Jan Browne 1998: Krista McKendree, Niki Watkins 2000: Kristin Prom–Freshman of the Year,

Lindsey Byrd 2001: Michele Magnuson 2002: Sarah Groves2003: Sara Finnamore2004: Heidi Grey2005: Kayla Lambert–Freshman of the Year, Julie Winkler

2006: Kasey Kutzler2007: Theresa Bagby, Sara Ornelas, Kristin Thuve

2008: Kasey Cartwright, Colleen Marty2009: Kristen Davis2010: Breanna Beine, Vanessa Legault-Cordisco,

Kaitlin Robinett

Conference All-Tournament1995: Terra May (Conference USA Midfield MVP)1996: Sally Meek (MVC MVP), Patrice Coyne,

Sandy Jakubczak, Betsy Fryman1997: Laura Poland (MVC MVP), Kari Sunderhaus,

Ali Parker, Shelean Roylance 1998: Kari Sunderhaus (MVC MVP), Shauna

Farrell, Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland1999: Tina Allwardt (MVC MVP), Shauna Farrell, Jessica Schwartz

2000: Krista McKendree, Tina Allwardt, Jessica Schwartz

2001: Jessica Schwartz (MVC MVP), TracyeBurch, Lindsey Byrd, Holly Wimberg, TrishaBurch

2002: Tracye Burch, Tami Callison2005: Keshia Malone, Rayna Post2006: Kara Murphy, Nicole Zygmontowicz, Mia Tofano2007: Nicole Zygmontowicz, Kayla Lambert2008: Kayla Lambert (MVC MVP), Theresa Bagby, Kellee Widener, Kara Murphy2009: Chaviel Harrison2010: Dani Langness, Stephanie Thompson

Academic All-MVC First Team1996: Stephanie Hartong, Kristen Hood, Sandy Jakubczak, Jenn Kriner, Terra May

1997: Sandy Jakubczak, Terra May, Christi Miller1998: Sandy Jakubczak, Laura Poland, Kari Sunderhaus

1999: Laura Poland2000: Beth Csukas, Krista McKendree2001: Katie Howard, Krista McKendree, KristinProm2002: Tracye Burch, Lindsey Byrd, Kristin Prom2003: Lindsey Byrd2005: Lindsay Ince2006: Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler2007: Kayla Lambert, Julie Winkler, Heidi Grey2008: Kayla Lambert, Nicole Moyen, Julie Winkler2009: Kellee Widener

MVC All-Centennial TeamKrissy Meek was the #1 fan choice in voting in2006 for the MVC Women’s Soccer All-CentennialTeam. UE had a league-high six selections for theMVC’s 22-person all-time team.Krissy Meek, Midfielder, 19994-time all MVC, the only 3-time Player of the Year in MVC soccer history, third in MVC career pointsKatie Howard, Goalkeeper, 20022-time all MVC, holds two UE recordsSandy Jakubczak, Forward, 19972-time all MVC, holds MVC record for goals in a season Terra May, Defender 19972-time all-MVC, 2-time MVC Defensive Player of the YearKrista McKendree, Defender, 20014-time all -MVC, All American, MVC Player of the Year, Defender of the YearCoach Mick Lyon, 1996-20013-time MVC Coach of the Year, 9 MVC titles, 3 trips tothe NCAA Tournament

SCHOOL RECORDS

• Kayla Lambert (above) is theall-time leading scorer in UEand MVC history.• Sandy Jakubczak (top right)still holds the record formost goals in a season (20).• Nicole Moyen (right) set thesingle season record for assists in 2008.• Katie Howard (left) is UE’scareer leader for fewestgoals allowed.

SCHOOL RECORDSIndividual

Most goals, game . . .4, Rocky Hearst, 2008

(3, Kayla Lambert 2007, 2005 (twice); Beth Bartkus,

2003; Jessica Schwartz, 2001; Shelean Roylance, 1998;

Jennifer Lembeck, 1998; Sandy Jakubczak, 1995; Angie

Werne, 1994; Stephanie Hartong, 1993)

Most goals, season . . . . . .20, Sandy Jakubczak, 1996

Most goals, career . . . . . ..51, Kayla Lambert, 2005-08

Most assists, game . . . . . .3, Mia Tofano 2006; Jessica

Schwartz, 2000; Ashley Sandefur, 2000

Most assists, season . . . .14, Nicole Moyen, 2008

Most assists, career . . . . .30, Kayla Lambert 2005-08

Most points, game . . . . . . .8, Rocky Hearst, 2008

Most points, season . . . . .45, Kayla Lambert, 2005;

Sandy Jakubczak, 1996

Most points, career . . . . . .132, Kayla Lambert, 2005-08

Game-winners, season . . . .7, Sandy Jakubczak, 1996

Game-winners, career . . . .14, Kayla Lambert, 2005-08

Most shutouts, season . . . .8, Beth Csukas, 2000

Most shutouts, career . . .16, Misty Long, 1993-96

Most saves, game . . . . . . .15, Misty Long, 1994

Most saves, season . . . . . .116, Chaviel Harrison, 2010

Most saves, career . . . . . .357, Misty Long, 1993-96

Lowest Average, season . . .0.76, Beth Csukas, 2000

Lowest Average, career . . .1.33, Katie Howard, 1999-02

TeamMost victories, season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 1996Most losses, season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13, 3 Times Most ties, season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, 1994Fewest losses, season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4, 1996Longest winning streak. . . . . .6, 1996, 1997 & 2001Longest unbeaten streak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, 2000Longest losing streak. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6, 2004Best Conference Record . . . . . . .5-0-0 (1.000), 1997Best Non-Conference Record . . . . .9-2-0 (.818), 2005Most goals, game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12, 1994Most goals allowed, game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9, 1999Most goals, season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..75, 1996Most goals allowed, season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44, 1999Fewest goals, season. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13, 2003Fewest goals allowed, season. . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 2000Most consecutive shutouts . . . . . . . . . . .4, 1998, 2000Most shutouts, season . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12, 2000Lowest goals-allowed average, season . . . . .0.70, 2000

Most GoalsSingle Season

Player Year G1. Sandy Jakubczak 1996 202. Kayla Lambert 2005 17

Krissy Meek 1996 174. Kristin Prom 2000 155. Kayla Lambert 2008 146. Jessica Schwartz 2000 13

Krissy Meek 1999 138. Mia Tofano 2008 12

Mia Tofano 2006 12Jennifer Lembeck 1998 12

11. Launa Hankins 1994 1112. Kayla Lambert 2007 10

Kayla Lambert 2006 10

CareerPlayer Years G

1. Kayla Lambert 05-08 512. Krissy Meek 96-99 453. Sandy Jakubczak 95-98 384. Jennifer Lembeck 96-99 315. Mia Tofano 06-08 306. Kristin Prom 00-03 287. Jessica Schwartz 99-01 228. Shelean Roylance 94-98 209. Heidi Grey 04-07 1910. Stephanie Hartong 93-96 19

Most AssistsSingle Season

Player Year A1. Nicole Moyen 2008 142. Kayla Lambert 2005 113. Mia Tofano 2008 9

Tracye Burch 2000 9Launa Hankins 1993 9

6. Kayla Lambert 2008 8Julie Winkler 2006 8Jennifer Lembeck 1996 8Sally Meek 1996 8

10. Kayla Lambert 2006 7Tracye Burch 2001 7Jessica Schwartz 2000 7Laura Poland 1998 7Mikki Bussiere 1996 7

CareerPlayer Years A

1. Kayla Lambert 05-08 302. Jennifer Lembeck 96-99 24

Nicole Moyen 06-08 244. Tracye Burch 99-02 225. Julie Winkler 05-08 18

Mia Tofano 06-08 18Laura Poland 96-99 18

8. Niki Watkins 98-01 16Jessica Schwartz 99-01 16Krissy Meek 96-99 16

Total Points LeadersSingle Season

Player Year G A TP1. Kayla Lambert 2005 17 11 45

Sandy Jakubczak 1996 20 5 453. Krissy Meek 1996 17 3 374. Kayla Lambert 2008 14 8 36

Kristin Prom 2000 15 6 366. Jessica Schwartz 2000 13 7 33

Jessica Schwartz 2000 13 7 338. Krissy Meek 1999 13 5 319. Mia Tofano 2006 12 6 3010. Jennifer Lembeck 1998 12 5 2911. Kayla Lambert 2006 10 7 2712. Launa Hankins 1994 11 2 24

Kayla Lambert 2007 10 4 24

CareerPlayer Years G A TP

1. Kayla Lambert 05-08 51 30 1322. Krissy Meek 96-99 45 16 1063. Sandy Jakubczak 95-98 38 13 894. Jennifer Lembeck 96-99 31 24 865. Mia Tofano 06-08 30 18 786. Kristin Prom 00-03 28 12 686. Jessica Schwartz 99-01 22 16 608. Shelean Roylance 94-98 20 14 549. Heidi Grey 04-07 19 15 5310. Sally Meek 94-96 17 15 4911. Tracye Burch 99-02 12 26 46

Niki Watkins 98-01 15 16 46Launa Hankins 93-95 17 12 46

Goalkeeper RecordsCareer

Lowest GAA: 1. Katie Howard 1.33 (99-02); 2.Misty Long 1.37 (93-96)

Most Shutouts: 1. Misty Long 16 (93-96); 2.Theresa Elstone 12 (07-08)

Most Saves: 1. Misty Long 357 (93-96); 2. KatieHoward 215 (99-02)

Most Time In Goal: 1. Misty Long 6461 minutes(93-96); 2. Katie Howard 4681 (99-02)

Single SeasonLowest GAA: 1. Beth Csukas 0.76 (‘00); 2. ChristiMiller 0.86 (‘97); 3. Misty Long 0.88 (‘96)

Most Solo Shutouts: 1. Beth Csukas 8 (‘00); 2.Theresa Elstone 6 (‘07 & ‘08), Misty Long 6 (‘95),Molly Kearns 6 (‘98)

Most Saves: 1. Chaviel Harrison 116 (‘10); 2.Misty Long 105 (‘93); 3. Misty Long 101 (‘95); 4.Theresa Elstone 100 (‘08)

Most Time In Goal: 1. Katie Howard 1955:56(‘01); 2. Molly Kearns 1888:33 (‘98); 3. TheresaElstone 1795:00 (‘08)

1993 (5-10-3)1-3-2 Midwestern Collegiate Conference

Head Coach: Mick LyonAssistant: Trey Harrington

UE Goal ScorersW 1 Marquette (A) . . . . . . .0 HartongL 0 Wis.-Milwaukee (A) . . .3L 0 Xavier (A) . . . . . . . . . . . .3L 0 LaSalle (H) . . . . . . . . . . .1

*T 1 St. Joseph's (H) . . . . . .1 Parker*W 3 Ark.-Little Rock (A) . . .2 Hartong 3L 0 Arkansas (A) . . . . . . . . .6W 3 Mo.-St. Louis (H) . . . . .1 Parker, HeltonL 0 Louisville (A) . . . . . . . . .1W 3 Valparaiso (A). . . . . . . .0 Hartong, Hankins,

Helton*T 2 Detroit Mercy (A) . . . . 2 Werne, FlukeL 0 Notre Dame (A) . . . . . 4

*T 1 Butler (H) . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Parker*L 3 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . . . .4 Werne, Hankins,

MeeceyL 0 Wisc.-Green Bay (H) . .2L 1 Vanderbilt (A) . . . . . . . 4 ParkerW 4 Loyola (H) . . . . . . . . . . . .0 Werne 2, Hank

ins, Meecey• L 1 La Salle (N) . . . . . . . . . . 2 Werne

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1994 (11-6-4)Great Midwest Conference Champions2–0–1 Great Midwest Conference

Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian RickerbyUE Goal Scorers

*T 3 Loyola (A) . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Roylance, Parker, Hood

*T 0 Northwestern (A) . . . .0W 2 Marquette (N) . . . . . . .1 Hankins 2W 3 Wisc.–Green Bay (A) . 1 Roylance, Hankins,

HartongL 0 Vanderbilt (H) . . . . . . . 1W 2 Kentucky (H). . . . . . . . .0 Roylance, HeltonW 1 Midway (H) . . . . . . . . . .0 Hankins

*W 1 Dayton (A) . . . . . . . . . . .0 WerneL 1 Tulsa (A) . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 MeekL 2 Detroit (H) . . . . . . . . . . .3 Parker, WerneW 4 Louisville (H) . . . . . . . . .1 Meek, Hankins,

Hartong 2*W 2 Butler (A) . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Werne, MeekW12 Valparaiso (H) . . . . . . . 1 Werne 3, Hank-

ins 2, Roylance 2, Meek, Dean, Parker, Polster, Hartong

L 2 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Hankins, Dean*T 2 Cincinnati (A). . . . . . . . .2 Fryman, DeanL 0 Creighton (H) . . . . . . . .2

*T 1 Lindenwood (H) . . . . . .1 HankinsW 3 Northern Illinois (A). . .1 Parker, Kriner 2W 2 Indiana (H) . . . . . . . . . . .1 Werne, Hankins

• W 1 Marquette (N) . . . . . . . 0 Hankins• L 1 Cincinnati (N) . . . . . . . .2 Werne

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1995 (9-12-1)2–2–1 Conference USA

Head Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian RickerbyUE Goal Scorers

W 5 Kansas (H) . . . . . . . . . . .1 Meek 2, Hartong,Roylance, Jukubczak

L 0 Vanderbilt (A) . . . . . . . 5W 9 Valparaiso (A) . . . . . . . .0 Fryman, Meek,

Helton, Jukubczak, Bussiere 2, Parker 2, Roylance

L 0 Michigan State (A) . . .1W 4 Marquette (H) . . . . . . . 2 Meek, Hankins,

Jakubczak, BussiereW 3 Dayton (H) . . . . . . . . . . .0 Meek 2, KrinerW 2 Eastern Illinois (A) . . . .1 Helton 2L 1 Memphis (A) . . . . . . . . .2 JakubczakL 1 No. Illinois (H) . . . . . . . 2 MeekL 0 Wisc.-Madison (A) . . . 4L 1 Indiana (A). . . . . . . . . . . 4 Hartong

*L 2 Butler (H) . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Roylance, Hankins*T 0 NC-Charlotte (A) . . . . .0*L 0 South Carolina (A) . . . 1W 3 Cincinnati (H) . . . . . . . .0 Jakubczak 3L 0 Wisc.-Green Bay (H) . .1L 1 Louisville (A) . . . . . . . . .2 PolsterW 2 Xavier (N) . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Roylance,

SunderhausL 0 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . . . .3

• W 1 Marquette (N) . . . . . . .0 Sieg• W 3 Cincinnati (A) . . . . . . . .0 Hankins,

Bussiere, May

*• L 0 NC-Charlotte (N) . . . . . 138 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33

• Conference USA Tournament (2nd) *Overtime

1996 (16-4-1)MVC Tournament Champions

4-1-0 Missouri Valley ConferenceHead Coach: Mick Lyon; Assistant: Ian Rickerby

UE Goal ScorersW 3 Kansas (A). . . . . . . . . . .1 K. Meek,

Jakubczak, KrinerW 2 Saint Louis (A) . . . . . . . 1 K. Meek,

JakubczakL 0 Creighton (A) . . . . . . . .1L 2 Tulsa (H) . . . . . . . . . . . .3 Jakubczak, Ko

*W 3 Memphis (H) . . . . . . . . .1 Jakubczak, May, Lembeck

W 5 Wright State (H) . . . . .1 K. Meek, Lem-beck, Hartong, Coyne, Jakubczak

W 2 Dayton (A). . . . . . . . . . .0 Jakubczak, K. Meek

T 2 Xavier (A) . . . . . . . . . . . .2 May, K. MeekW 2 Kentucky (H) . . . . . . . ..1 Jakubczak 2W 4 Missouri (H). . . . . . . . .0 Jakubczak 2,

Lembeck, Coyne*L 1 Wisc.-Milwaukee (A) . .2 K. MeekW 5 Wisc.-Green Bay (A) . .0 K. Meek, Kriner,

Hartong, Jakubczak, HoodW 6 No. Illinois (A) . . . . . . . .0 Jakubczak 2,

Hartong 2, Fryman, S. MeekW 10 Illinois State (A) . . . . . .1 Jakubczak 2, Hel-

ton 2, K.Meek 2, Fryman, Parker, Lembeck,S. Meek

L 1 Butler (A) . . . . . . . . . . .2 K. MeekW 4 E. Illinois (H) . . . . . . . . . .1 K. Meek 2,

Jakubczak, AndersonW 5 Missouri State (H) . .2 Hartong 2,

S. Meek, Bussiere, K. MeekW 7 Valparaiso (H) . . . . . .0 K. Meek 2, Fry-

man, S. Meek, Jakubczak, Lembeck, KoW 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, Hartong75 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

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ALL-TIME RESULTS

All-Conference Acesfrom the ‘90s:Ali Parker (4)Terra May 17)Jennifer Lembeck (8)

1997 (14-5-2)MVC Regular Season & Tournament Champions


UE Goal ScorersL 0 Minnesota (A) . . . . . .1W 3 Montana (A) . . . . . . . .1 Meek, Poland,

AndersonW 2 Saint Louis (H) . . . . . 1 Lembeck,

JakubczakL 1 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . . . 2 MeekW 4 New Mexico (A) . . . . 1 Meek, May 2,

Lembeck*W 2 Colorado College (A) .1 May, JakubczakL 0 Wright State (A) . . . .1

*W 3 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . . .2 Meek, Ascheman, Lembeck

W 2 Cincinnati (A) . . . . . . .1 May 2L 0 Vanderbilt (A) . . . . . .1W 3 Creighton (A) . . . . . . 0 Jakubczak, Lem-

beck, MeekL 1 Butler (H) . . . . . . . . . .2 MeekW 2 Valparaiso (A) . . . . . . 0 Ko, RoylanceW 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-

beckW 2 Illinois State (H) . . . . .0 Roylance, MeekW 2 Missouri (A) . . . . . . . .1 May, Jakubczak

*T 0 Marquette (H) . . . . . 0• W 4 Creighton (N) . . . . . . .0 Poland, May, Lem-

beck, Jakubczak*•T(5-4PK)2 E. Illinois (N) . . .2 Jakubczak, Roy-

lance41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

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1998 (14-6-2)MVC Regular Season Co-Champions &

Tournament ChampionsNCAA Tournament


UE Goal ScorersL 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 WimbergW 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-

lanceW 2 Xavier (A) . . . . . . . . . .0 Wimberg,

JakubczakW 6 Ark.-Little Rock (H) .0 Roylance 3, Lem-

beck, Wimberg, GormleyW 1 New Mexico (H) . . . .0 MeekW 1 St. Louis (A) . . . . . . .0 LembeckL 0 Butler (A) . . . . . . . . .1W 4 Creighton (H) . . . . . .1 Meek, Jakubczak,

Ascheman, RoylanceW 4 Valparaiso (H) . . . . . .0 Watkins, Lembeck,

Jakubczak, AschemanL 0 Kentucky (H) . . . . . . 2W 2 Missouri State (A) . .0 Watkins, Lembeck

W 1 Wright State (H) . . . 0 WatkinsW 3 Eastern Illinois (A) . .1 Meek 2, JakubczakL 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

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# Michigan Invitational^ Butler Tournament

• MVC Tournament (1st) % NCAA Tournament at Evansville



4-0-1 Missouri Valley ConferenceHead Coach: Mick Lyon

Assistants: Hilton Bashford, Misty LongUE Goal Scorers

W 1 Wright State (A) . . .0 Meek*T 1 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . .1 WatkinsL 4 Marquette (A) . . . . . .5 Meek, Lembeck,

Wimberg, WatkinsL 1 Wisc.-Milwaukee (A) 2 SandefurW 3 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . .1 Meek, Lembeck,

McKendree*L 3 Dayton (H) . . . . . . . .4 Sandefur, Meek,

Lembeck*T 2 Illinois State (A) . . . .2 Meek, McKendreeW 4 Belmont . . . . . . . . . . .0 Meek 2, Schwartz,

JungL 0 SMU (A) . . . . . . . . . . .2L 0 Baylor (A) . . . . . . . . .2L 0 Santa Clara (A) . . . . .9L 1 Stanford (N) . . . . . . .3 LembeckW 2 Creighton (A) . . . . . .1 Burch, PolandL 0 Saint Louis (H) . . . . .1W 2 Drury (H) . . . . . . . . . .0 Burch, MeekW 2 Missouri State (H) . .1 Meek, LembeckW 2 Eastern Illinois (H) . .0 Sandefur, Own GoalL 0 Minnesota (H) . . . . . .4W 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 Champions6-0-1 Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach: Mick LyonAssistants: Laura Poland, Chris Mills

. UE ScorersW 2 Miami, Ohio (H) . . . . .0 Schwartz, PromW 2 Dayton (A) . . . . . . . . .1 Watkins, WimbergL 0 Cincinnati (H) . . . . . .1W 2 Wright State (H) . . .0 Schwartz, Own GoalL 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 PromW 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, BartkusW 2 Saint Louis (A) . . . . .0 McKendree, PromW 8 Indiana State (H) . . .0 Prom 2, Schwartz

2, Browne 2, Bartkus, BeckerW 4 Creighton (H) . . . . . .0 Prom, Schwartz,

Watkins, Burch*T 1 Northern Iowa (A) . .1 WatkinsW 5 Drury (A) . . . . . . . . . .2 Burch 2, Prom,

Schwartz, Browne W 1 Missouri State (A) . .0 McKendreeW 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, Schwartz

• L 0 Missouri State (N) . .156 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

^ Military Academies Classic at St. Louis% U. of New Mexico Invitational* Overtime • MVC Tournament (2nd)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Above: The Aces hoist the 1998MVC Tournament trophy. Below: 1999 MVC TournamentMVP Tina Allwardt

2001 (13-7-1)MVC Tournament Champions

NCAA Tournament4-1-1 Missouri Valley Conference

Head Coach: Mick LyonAssistants: Laura Poland, Krissy Meek, Chris Mills

. . UE Goal ScorersW 2 Ohio U. (H) . . . . . . . . 0 Tra.Buch, WatkinsW 7 Tenn.-Martin (H) . . . .0 Schwartz 3,

Watkins, Tra.Burch, Setlak, Own GoalW 2 Memphis (H) . . . . . . .0 Schwartz, Bartkus W 2 Marshall (H) . . . . . . .1 Watkins, Ramsay

*L 0 Wisc.-Madison (A) . .1L 1 Nebraska (A) . . . . . .5 Bartkus W 2 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . . .1 Callison 2W 2 Illinois (H) . . . . . . . . . .0 Prom, McKendree W 2 Creighton (A) . . . . . .1 Tra.Burch, Magnu-

sonW 2 Saint Louis (H) . . . . .1 Sandefur, Tra.

BurchW 4 Drury (H) . . . . . . . . . .1 Prom, Schwartz,

Ramsay, WatkinsW 2 Missouri State (H) . 1 Watkins, Prom

*L 1 Cincinnati (A) . . . . . .2 McKendreeW 3 Northern Iowa (H) . .0 Prom 2, Bartkus

*L 1 Illinois State (A) . . . . 2 CallisonL 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 RaabAssistants: Laura Poland, Krissy Meek, Chris Mills

UE Goal ScorersL 0 Dayton (H) . . . . . . . . 3L 1 Auburn (A) . . . . . . . . 3 PromL 0 Ga. Southern (N) . . . 1

*T 2 St. John’s (N) . . . . . 2 Sandefur, Prom*W 2 Memphis (A) . . . . . . 1 Callison, JohnsL 0 Kansas (H) . . . . . . . . 2L 2 New Mexico (H) . . . . 3 Sandefur, BurchL 0 Eastern Illinois (A) . . 3L 1 Marshall (A) . . . . . . 3 SandefurL 0 Xavier (A) . . . . . . . . . 1L 1 Creighton (N) . . . . . . 2 BurchW 2 Drake (H) . . . . . . . . . 1 Prom, JohnsW 1 Drury (A) . . . . . . . . . . 0 PromW 2 Missouri State (A) . 0 Own Goal, PromL 0 Illinois State (H) . . . . 2W 2 Northern Iowa (H) . 0 Lencki, CallisonL 1 E. Michigan (H) . . . . 3 CallisonL 0 Indiana State (H) . . . 1

• W 1 Drake (H) . . . . . . . . . 0 Burch• L(5-4PK)1 Illinois State (N) 2 Callison

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Head Coach: Ron RaabAssistants: Stefanie Kraay, Ed Moore

UE Goal ScorersL 0 Kansas (A) . . . . . . . . .2

*T 0 Memphis (H) . . . . . . .0L 1 Indiana State (A) . . .2 CallisonL 0 Illinois (A) . . . . . . . . . .1L 0 Purdue (N) . . . . . . . . .8L 0 S.E. Missouri (H) . . .1W 6 Western Illinois (H) .2 Bartkus 3, Prom,

Ince, Sessions*T 1 Eastern Illinois (H) . .1 InceL 0 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . . .3W 3 Murray State (A) . . .0 Ramsay, Maschek,

Kennedy*L 0 Louisville (H) . . . . . . .1L 0 Illinois State (A) . . . .2L 0 Northern Iowa (A) . .3L 0 Creighton (A) . . . . . .4L 0 Drake (A) . . . . . . . . . .1W 2 Drury (H) . . . . . . . . . .1 Bartkus, CallisonL 0 Missouri State (H) . .2L 0 IPFW (A) . . . . . . . . . . .513 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

* Overtime


Head Coach: Ron RaabAssistants: Stefanie Kraay, Erik Poellein

UE Goal ScorersL 0 Eastern Illinois (A) . .2L 0 S.E. Missouri (A) . . .1L 3 Valparaiso (H) . . . . .4 Ralph, Groves,

GreyL 0 #14 Illinois (H) . . . . .4L 0 Louisville (A) . . . . . . .7L 0 Cincinnati (A) . . . . . .2

*W2 Murray State (H) . . .1 Groves, GreyL 0 Memphis (A) . . . . . . .1W5 Northern Iowa (H) . .3 Bleecher, Ince,

Groves, Radtke, CallisonL 0 Illinois State (H) . . . .4L 0 Drake (H) . . . . . . . . . .1

*T 0 Creighton (H) . . . . . .0L 1 Missouri State (A) . .2 RalphL 1 Drury (A) . . . . . . . . . .2 RalphW4 IPFW (H) . . . . . . . . . .3 Ralph, Ince,

Radtke, FinnamoreL 1 Western Ky. (H) . . . .2 InceL 0 Indiana State (A) . . .117 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40

*Overtime


Head Coach: Chris PfauAssistant: Krista McKendree

UE Goal ScorersW 3 Belmont (H) . . . . . . . .1 Grey 2, MaloneW 4 Western Ky. (A) . . . .0 Malone, Grey,

Brand, Lambert^ W 2 Marshall (N) . . . . . . .0 Ince, Lambert^ L 1 Memphis (N) . . . . . . .2 MoyenW 2 IUPUI (H) . . . . . . . . . .0 Malone, LambertL 1 Middle Tenn. (H) . . . .2 LambertW 1 S.E. Missouri (H) . . .0 GreyW 1 Eastern Illinois (H) . .0 LambertW 6 Western Illinois (A) .4 Lambert 3, Mal

one, Ince, GreyW 2 Murray State (A) . . .1 Grey, LambertL 0 Mo. State (H) . . . . . .3L 1 Creighton (H) . . . . . .2 MaloneL 1 Drake (H) . . . . . . . . . .2 GreyL 1 Illinois State (A) . . . .5 GreyW 4 Northern Iowa (A) . .1 Lambert 3, MaloneL 1 Indiana State (A) . . .3 LambertW 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)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

GK Katie Howard and forwardKristin Prom were first team All-MVC and Academic All-MVC.


Head Coach: Chris PfauAssistants: 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) . . . .1W 7 Troy (H) . . . . . . . . . . .0 Radtke 2, Winkler,

Lambert, Smith, Tofano, FeltesL 1 Belmont (A) . . . . . . . .2 HearstW 3 Virginia Tech (H) . . .0 Lambert 2, TofanoW 3 Murray State (A) . . .1 Tofano 2, LambertL 0 Valparaiso (A) . . . . . .3W 2 Illinois State (H) . . . .1 Tofano, LambertL 0 Indiana (H) . . . . . . . . .1

* L 3 Missouri State (A) . .4 Tofano 2, GreyW 2 Indiana State (H) . . .1 Brand, Grey W 3 Northern Iowa (H) . .1 Lambert 2, Moyen L 2 Drake (A) . . . . . . . . . .3 Brand, GreyL 0 Creighton (A) . . . . . .3W 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)


Head Coach: Chris PfauAssistant: Krista McKendree

UE Goal Scorers^ W 2 Austin Peay (N) . . . .1 Tofano, Grey^ W 3 Jacksonville St. (N) .2 Grey 2, LambertL 1 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . .4 MoyenW 3 Western Illinois (H) .0 Brand, Hearst,

Grey* T 1 S.E. Missouri (H) . . .1 LambertW 1 DePaul (H) . . . . . . . . .0 OrnelasW 2 Murray State (H) . . .1 Lambert 2 L 0 Indiana (A) . . . . . . . . .4W 3 UAB (H) . . . . . . . . . . .0 Lambert 3W 1 IUPUI (A) . . . . . . . . . .0 Tofano

* T 0 Northern Iowa (A) . .0W 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 TofanoW 1 Creighton (H) . . . . . .0 TofanoL 1 Eastern Ky. (A) . . . . .2 Radtke

• L 1 Creighton (H) . . . . . .3 Lambert27 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

* Overtime^ Wright State Invitational, Dayton, Ohio• MVC Tournament (3rd)



5-1-0 Missouri Valley ConferenceHead Coach: Krista McKendree

Assistants: Matt Kagan, Corey SouthersUE Goal Scorers

W 5 Wright State (H) . . .2 Tofano 2, Lambert2, Winkler

L 2 Virginia Tech (A) . . .4 Lambert 2* T 2 Radford (A) . . . . . . . .2 Brand, LambertW 1 Morehead State (H) 0 MartyW 5 Austin Peay (H) . . . .1 Tofano 2, Lambert,

Winkler, HearstW 1 Belmont (H) . . . . . . . .0 ThuveW 1 Kentucky (H) . . . . . . .0 TofanoL 1 Ohio State (A) . . . . . .3 Own Goal

* T 1 S.E. Missouri (A) . . .1 Lambert W 4 Illinois State (H) . . . .1 Lambert 2, Tofano,

ThuveW 4 Indiana State (H) . . .0 Lambert 2, Tofano,

McKinleyW 3 Missouri State (A) . .1 Marty, Tofano,

HearstL 0 Drake (A) . . . . . . . . . .1W 2 SIU-Edwardsville (H) 1 Tofano 2W 3 Northern Iowa (H) . .0 Moyen, Tofano,

LambertW 5 Creighton (A) . . . . . .2 Hearst 4, MurphyL 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 ConferenceHead Coach: Krista McKendree

Assistants: Matt Kagan, Corey SouthersUE Goal Scorers

W 1 S.E. Missouri (A) . . .0 DavisL 0 Indiana (A) . . . . . . . . .3L 0 IUPUI (H) . . . . . . . . . .2L 1 Morehead State (A) 2 GuerraL 0 Western Ky. (H) . . . .1L 3 Middle Tenn. (H) . . . .4 Kutzler 3

*W 2 Troy (A) . . . . . . . . . . .1 Smith, Davis L 0 Memphis (A) . . . . . . .4W 2 Drake (H) . . . . . . . . . .1 Davis, OldfieldW 2 Eastern Illinois (H) . .0 Oldfield 2W 1 Northern Iowa (A) . .0 DavisL 1 Missouri State (H) .3 Oldfield L 1 Indiana State (A) . . .2 DavisL 0 Illinois State (A) . . . .4L 0 #18 Purdue (A) . . . .3L 0 Murray State (A) . . .1L 1 Creighton (H) . . . . . .4 Guerra

• L 0 Creighton (A) . . . . . .115 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36

* Overtime• MVC Tournament (5th)

2010 (6-12-0)2-4-0 Missouri Valley ConferenceHead Coach: Krista McKendree

Assistants: Matt Kagan, James ThorpeUE Goal Scorers

L 0 Indiana (H) . . . . . . . . .3* L 0 Eastern Illinois (A) . .1* T 1 Valparaiso (H) . . . . .1 LangnessL 0 Western Ky. (A) . . . .4W 2 Middle Tenn. (A) . . . .1 Legault-Cordisco,

BeineL 0 UT Martin (A) . . . . . .2L 0 Kentucky (A) . . . . . . .1W 2 Xavier (H) . . . . . . . . .0 Tiernan,

CartwrightL 2 Miami, Ohio (A) . . . . .3 Beine, Jones

* L 1 Drake (A) . . . . . . . . . .2 Beine W 2 Murray State (H) . . .0 Cartwright,

ThompsonL 0 Creighton (A) . . . . . .3L 2 Illinois State (H) . . . .3 Robinett 2W 1 Indiana State (H) . . .0 ThompsonL 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

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

ALL-TIME RESULTS

All-MVCDefenderKasey Kutzler

UE SOCCER FACTSTHE UNIVERSITY

Name: University of EvansvilleEnrollment: 2,699Nickname: Purple AcesColors: Purple, White, OrangeLeague: Missouri Valley ConferencePresident: Dr. Thomas KazeeFaculty Representative: Dr. Tamara WandelDirector of Athletics: John Stanley

THE TEAM2010 Record: 6-12-1 2010 MVC Record: 2-4-0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 11/6Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3Stadium: Black Beauty Field At Arad McCutchan Stadium

SOCCER STAFFHead Coach: Krista McKendree (UE ‘02)Record at UE/Years: 24-30-3/3Overall: Same

Assistant Coach: Chris Cahill (Georgia Southern ‘07)

Assistant Coach: James Thorpe (Franklin Pierce ‘08)Strength Coach: Joe HermesSoccer Athletic Trainer: Troy CoppusStudent Trainer: Garrett DuggerStudent Managers: Bianca Edelhoff, Elizabeth Coons

CONTACT UE (AREA CODE 812)

Soccer Coaches: 488-1016 E-Mail: [email protected],[email protected]

Soccer SID: Lizzie Barlow 488-1152 E-Mail: [email protected]

Dr. Thomas Kazee

President

John Stanley

Director Of Athletics

Dr. Tamara WandelFaculty

Representative

Sarah Solinsky

Sr. Associate A.D.

Joe Hermes

Strength Coach

Troy Coppus

Athletic Trainer

Credits: The 2011 University of Evansville Women’s Soccer Yearbook was designed by theUE Sports Information Department. Photography: Tim Williams of ShootMyPhoto.com, BillVieth, Lois Patton, Mark McCoy

2011 UE Women's Soccer Yearbook

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