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Table of Contents ...............................................................................................1

Idaho State Quick Facts ...................................................................................2

About Idaho State .........................................................................................3-4

Academic Services ............................................................................................5

Athletic Training and Injury Prevention ....................................................6

Jared Allen Strength and Conditioning Center ......................................7

Idaho State Soccer Tradition....................................................................8-10

Davis Field ......................................................................................................... 11

2011 Coaching StaffHead Coach Allison Gibson ......................................................................... 13

Coach Gibson’s Record at ISU ...............................................................14-15

Assistant Coaches .....................................................................................16-17

2011 Outlook2011 Season Preview ..............................................................................18-20

2011 Bengal Roster ..................................................................................21-22

2011 BengalsTaylor Powell ..........................................................................................Page 24

Alex Hansen ............................................................................................Page 25

Megan Stainbrook................................................................................Page 26

Anna Pingree..........................................................................................Page 27

Ashley Jones ...........................................................................................Page 28

Rachel Strawn ........................................................................................Page 29

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Laura Perez .............................................................................................Page 31

Alishia Cairl .............................................................................................Page 32

Carly Hutchings .....................................................................................Page 33

Kiley Godfrey ..........................................................................................Page 34

Liv Zabka .................................................................................................Page 35

Tara Bice ...................................................................................................Page 36

Allyson Stainbrook ...............................................................................Page 37

Laura Benson/Lanie Ward..................................................................Page 38

Lia Margolis/Mikaela Carrillo ............................................................Page 39

Lexi Smith/Madeline Gochnour ......................................................Page 40

Amanda Ellsworth/Taylor McBride.................................................Page 41

Maria Dela Cruz/Mckenzie Adams .................................................Page 42

Allysa Kenney .........................................................................................Page 43

Bengal Life ..............................................................................................Page 44

All-Time Jersey Numbers ............................................................ Page 45-46

2011 OpponentsOpponents ..................................................................................................48-50

2011 ISU Soccer Schedule ........................................................................... 51

2010 Review2010 Review ..................................................................................................... 53

2010 Statistics .................................................................................................. 54

Big Sky Conference ........................................................................................ 55

2010 Box Scores ........................................................................................56-58

History and RecordsGame Records .................................................................................................. 60

Season Records ............................................................................................... 61

Career Records ................................................................................................ 62

Goalkeeper Records ...................................................................................... 63

Miscellaneous Records ................................................................................. 64

Honors ..........................................................................................................65-66

All-Time Results .........................................................................................67-69

All-Time Series History ............................................................................70-73

Governor’s Cup Results/All-Time Roster ................................................. 74

ISU Coach Career Records ........................................................................... 75

Administration and MediaPresident ............................................................................................................ 77

Director of Athletics ....................................................................................... 78

Administration/Staff ................................................................................79-81

PAWS/S.A.A.C. .................................................................................................. 82

Notable ISU Alumni ....................................................................................... 83

Bengal Champions ......................................................................................... 84

Idaho State Ring of Honor ........................................................................... 85

ISU Sports Hall of Fame ................................................................................ 86

Staff Directory .................................................................................................. 87

Media Directory .............................................................................................. 88

Media Information ...................................................................................89-90

CreditsThe 2010 Idaho State University Soccer Media Guide was compiled and written by Katie Ware. Design and layout was by Ware using Adobe InDesign software. Permission is granted to quote, in whole or part, any material in this guide. The guide was edited by Ware. All photographs are credited to ISU Photographic Services unless otherwise noted.

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COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Allison Gibson (Sonoma State, 1995)Record at ISU: 36-45-13 (.452) - 6th YearCareer Record: SamePhone: 208-282-2925Email: [email protected] Coach: Stephanie BeallPhone: 208-282-4263Email: [email protected] Assistant Coach: Jessie GoodellHead Athletic Trainer: Jodi Wotowey

SOCCER HISTORYFirst Year of Soccer: 1998 (13 years)Overall All-Time Record: 102-114-28 (.475)Conference All-Time Record: 42-44-12 (.499)

NCAA Tournament History: Four appearances(2001, 2002, 2003, 2006)2001-First Round2002-First Round2003-Second Round2006-First Round

Big Sky Tournament History: Six appearances (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2009)2000-First Round2001-Tournament Champions2002-Tournament Champions2003-Tournament Champions2006-Tournament Champions2009-Championship Round

Big Sky Regular Season Titles: Two (2002, 2006)

ISU QUICK FACTSFounded: 1901Location: Pocatello, IdahoEnrollment: 14,489Nickname: BengalsColors: Orange and BlackAffiliation: NCAA Division IConference: Big Sky ConferencePresident: Dr. Arthur C. VailasAthletic Director: Jeff TingeyAssoc. Athletic Director: Nancy GrazianoAthletic Phone: 208-282-4668Faculty Athletic Rep.: Dr. Scott Benson

Why the Bengals? How did Idaho State’s athletic teams become the Bengals, when there just aren’t any to be found in the region? A good question. Originally, when the school was the Academy of Idaho in 1902, the school’s athletic teams were dubbed “Bantams”, and it stayed that way until 1917, when J.A. Fogt became head football coach. Now Idaho Tech, the team’s nickname was changed to “Tigers”, in part due to Ralph Hutchinson, who was the Director of Physical Education and Athletics. Hutchinson was a graduate of Princeton (the Tigers), so he founded the school’s first booster club, the “I” Club, and brought the “Tiger” mascot with him. When the school became the University of Idaho-Southern Branch in 1927, the nickname switched to “Bengals”, although many newspaper and yearbook accounts refer to the team by both “Bengals” and “Tigers”. The freshman teams during this time suffered the unfortunate distinction of the nickname “Kittens”. As a branch of the University of Idaho, the school’s colors were black and gold, just like the Vandals, and although the official colors switched to black and orange sometime in the 1940s, the football team wore black jerseys with gold trim through the 60s. The squad also used red numerals for a while in the late 1940s, and the squads’ 1970 home jerseys were more red than orange. It wasn’t until 1971 that a truly orange jersey was used by the football team for the first time. The school’s official colors are black and orange (PMS 165), and the trim color is gold (PMS 137), a small remembrance to harken back to ISU’s rich history.

SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant Sports Info Director (Soccer Contact): Katie Ware Cell Phone: 208-406-3910 Office Phone: 208-282-3651 E-mail: [email protected] Sports Information Director: Steve Schaack Cell Phone: 208-406-3570 Office Phone: 208-406-2621 Email: [email protected] Web Site Address: www.isubengals.com FAX/PRESS BOX/TICKETS Athletic Department FAX 282-4063 Ticket Information 282-FANS

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In January 2011, the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching announced that Idaho State University had received the prestigious classification of “research University-High status, a designation enjoyed by less than 5 percent of the nation’s more than 4,400 higher academic institutions. The designation is testament to the University’s ability to meet the growing demand for higher-education services by providing innovation and opportunity through more than 280 top-flight certificate and degree programs thru the colleges of Arts & Letters, Business, Education, Science & Engineering, Technology, Graduate School, and the Division of Health Sciences.

Idaho State University is the state’s designated leader for education in the health professions and trains healthcare professionals in fields ranging from dental hygiene and dietetics to nursing, physical therapy and radiology, as well as offering a residency for physicians specializing in family practice.

Current enrollment is 15,575 students with students attending the main campus in Pocatello as well as outreach centers in Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Meridian-Boise, and Coeur d’Alene. ISU draws students from 48 states, 59 countries and

every county in Idaho.

The Pocatello campus is a short distance from several prominent recreation areas, foremost among them Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, and Sun Valley. ISU students enjoy unrivaled outdoor activities, from skiing to backpacking, bicycling, river- running, and fishing in Idaho’s famous blue-ribbon trout streams.

The main campus is in the midst of a major renovation of the Pond Student Union. Construction is underway on a new, expanded food court to be completed by the end of Fall Semester. A more expansive variety of food options, including Einstein Bros. Bagels, Mandalay Express, as well as gourmet burgers from Grille Nation will help satisfy student appetites.

The Idaho Accelerator Center at ISU’s research park allows for researchers and national laboratories to utilize special nuclear facilities.

The clock tower is one of the newer additions to the Pond Student

Union Building, which houses ISU’s official bookstore, several dining options, a game room, a billiards

hall, and a bowling alley.

The columns on Red Hill are a Pocatello landmark. They are atop of Red Hill, which

overlooks Davis Field, which is home to Idaho State’s track and soccer programs.

The newest addition to the campus is the Rendezvous Center, which will house apartment-style student housing, a dining hall, and classrooms, and

the building is seen as a bridge between the upper and lower campuses.

This view of the quad was taken from the Pond Student Union Building, and it showcases the beauty of both Idaho State and Pocatello. The trees located in the center of the picture are part of

ISU’s Arbor Walk, and the mountains that border Pocatello to the east majestically

watch over the campus.

The Main Entrance of the Rendezvous Center.

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The ISU Credit Union has just completed construction of a new high technology branch in the Pond Student Union to serve the University. This branch features a unique service philosophy, ‘dialogue banking’, that eliminates teller lines and allows members to actually see and participate in transactions on their account by working side by side with Credit Union team members.

Idaho State University prides itself on innovation and opportunity. The Veterans’ Sanctuary at ISU is the first transition and support program of its kind in the United States, providing first-class service to military veterans of all eras attending the University. A support team provides assistance with G.I. Bill benefits and offers guidance on campus from the moment student veterans arrive until they graduate. The “one-stop-shop” approach allows vets to access all campus services through a single office. The Veterans’ Sanctuary is ISU’s response to the urgent need for veterans’ services expressed by veterans’ groups throughout the country.

One of the identifying marks of the Idaho State University is the beauty of the physical campus and surrounding area. Thanks to the generosity of Jack and Mary Lois Wheatley, who have long supported scholarships at ISU, the campus is embarking on an aggressive beautification program, including landscaping improvements and new entrance signage.

The L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center, a $34 million structure built primarily with private funding is one of the most acoustically perfect concert halls in the United States. This unique, a state-of-the art facility has three theatrical venues for presenting a variety of musical, dramatic and dance performances.

The Swanson Arch is one of the oldest pieces of architecture on campus. Incoming freshmen

enter the campus through the arch, and they exit after graduation. The arch is also on the official

university seal for Idaho State.

Homecoming gathering prior to the annual bonfire at Holt Arena. The view from the ISU quad leading to the Pond Student Union Building.

The Stephens Performing Arts Center is the jewel of Southeast Idaho. Universally lauded for its design and

acoustics, the building is the premiere concert hall in Idaho.

A panorama of the Idaho State University Campus including Holt Arena.

The Reed Gymnasium expansion in 2010 includes a brand new weight

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Bengal Soccer All-Academic Honors The Bengal soccer program had a record setting 12 Bengals named to the Big Sky 2010 All-Academic Team in 2010 by the conference office. Under Head Coach Allison Gibson 47 players have earned all-academic honors. The twelve Bengals named to the all-academic team include: Laura Benson, Andrea Beseris, Tara Bice, Alishia Cairl, Alex Hansen, Karissa Henage-Fisher, Lauren Ryan, Allyson Stainbrook, Megan Stainbrook, Rachel Strawn, Bailey Williams and Liv Zabka.

Idaho State Academic Services Every academic institution’s first responsibility is to prepare its students for the best opportunity to graduate with their fullest potential. Idaho State understands this responsibility very well and instituted the Student-Athlete Support Center for its student-athletes, to enable them to balance the time requirements for both academics and athletics with the ultimate goal of obtaining their degree. Under the direction of Nancy Graziano, and assisted by a strong and caring staff, the Student-Athlete Support Center provides a variety of services with that in mind. The center’s function begins even before a student-athlete sets foot on campus with transcript evaluation, and continues in helping the newcomer make the transition from high school or junior college to college. “When they arrive at ISU we want it to be a positive experience,” Graziano says. The Student-Athlete Support Center serves as a liaison for the student-athlete to all services available to the student population as a whole, including but not limited to career counseling, the counseling and testing office, the academic skills center, the registrar, financial aid, the placement office, postgraduate scholarships, and any other student services. The office also provides tutoring, helps the student-athlete stay on track for graduation and NCAA eligibility, provides advising on general education courses until a major course of study is selected, and helps with career choices with the idea in mind that a college education can be more meaningful when a career is decided on. The office also makes presentations on drug and alcohol awareness available to the student-athletes. “Even though our graduation rates are good, we are constantly striving to improve them,” Graziano says. “The creation of the Student-Athlete Support Center is a positive step in that improvement.” The refurbished Student-Athlete Support Center was dedicated in 2003 and is located on the south side of Holt Arena. As part of the refurbishment, student computers and additional space for academic counseling were added, bringing added benefits to the students. The department continues to grow, as in 2008, an expanded study center in Turner Hall was opened. The new center was funded with a $40,000 grant obtained by Matt Steuart from the NCAA. The new study area features over a dozen computer stations, a quiet room, and has available tutoring for the student-athletes.

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2010 All-Big Sky Soccer Academic Honorees

Academic Services

Alex HansenSecondary Education

Megan StainbrookExercise Science

Laura BensonUndeclared

Alishia CairlUndeclared

Allyson StainbrookUndeclared

Liv ZabkaUndeclared

Tara BiceUndeclared

Lauren RyanSports Management

Bailey WilliamsMass Communications

Andrea BeserisUndeclared

Karissa Henage-FisherHealth Education

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Idaho State Sports and Orthopaedic Center Idaho State’s athletic facilities had already boasted of the first domed stadium capable of housing both football and basketball ever constructed on a college campus, as well as America’s fastest indoor board track. With the June 1994 opening of the Sports & Orthopaedic Center at ISU, they include the premier weight training facility in the Big Sky Conference. The 25,000-foot Center includes a 6,800-foot state-of-the-art weight training area that is reserved strictly for Idaho State’s student-athletes. The area has weight lifting stations, stationary bicycles, and aerobics equipment, as well as an on-site strength and conditioning coach. The Center also houses the offices of Drs. Tony Joseph, M.R. Mickelson, ISU’s team physician, Steve Coker, Kenneth E. Newhouse, the offices of The Pocatello Physical Therapy Clinic with physical therapists Ric Benedetti and Dan DesFosses, and an alumni, recruitment and educational center with meeting and classrooms. It was built at a cost of $2.5 million. The Center is a joint venture of ISU and the Portneuf Medical Center and was 14 months in construction. It is a major milestone for ISU in fulfilling its mission as the state’s lead institution for health care education. It serves as an educational and training facility for health sciences students, faculty, area health care providers, and the community. The Center is beneficial for ISU’s student-athletes in numerous ways, aside from the enormous benefit of the area’s premier weight training facility being next door to Holt Arena. First and foremost, student-athletes have immediate access to physicians and therapists as well as the equipment used in treatment and rehabilitation. The Center was built at no cost to the public. The privately-financed structure will be leased to PMC and after the two 20-year land leases have expired, ownership is transferred back to Idaho State University.

IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY TEAM PHYSICIANS

(Offices located in the ISU Sports Medicine and Orthopaedic Center)

Dr. Vernon EsplinTeam Physician

Athletic Training and Injury Prevention

Dr. Steven CokerTeam Physician

Dr. Ken NewhouseTeam Physician

Dr. Chris JohnsonTeam Physician

Dr. M.R. MickelsonTeam Physician

Dr. Sandra HoffmanTeam Physician

Dr. Aaron AltenbergTeam Physician

Jodi Wotowey enters her fifth year as the head athletic trainer for Idaho State athletics. She enters her eighth season as an athletic trainer at Idaho State as well as with the ISU women’s basketball team. She oversees every sport at Idaho State. Before coming to Idaho State, Wotowey spent six years at Texas A&M University as an athletic trainer for the women’s soccer and softball programs. Wotowey then left Texas A&M to take a position at Texas Christian University, where she was the athletic trainer for the men’s and women’s soccer teams, as well as the baseball team. After three years at TCU, Wotowey then returned to Texas A&M to work with fall baseball, softball, volleyball, and football teams. Wotowey received a bachelor’s degree in biology with an emphasis in athletic training at Saint Mary of the Plains College in Dodge City, Kansas. Wotowey also played volleyball for Saint Mary of the Plains College. She then received a master’s degree in exercise physiology and kinesiology at the University of Texas at Tyler. Wotwey was born and raised in Fort Collins, Colorado. She is a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Association.

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The beginning of 2010 marked a new era in Idaho State’s ability to train and compete when Jared Allen donated $200,000 to renovate the ISU weight room. The newly remodeled center was named in honor of Allen and has been dubbed The Jared Allen Strength and Conditioning Center at the Idaho Orthopaedic and Sports Center. Allen’s contribution includes the replacement of all of the current strength and conditioning equipment, all-new rubber flooring, and a new paint job as well. Allen, who had his jersey retired along with earning Hall of Fame and Ring of Honor status in November of 2009, will have his retired jersey framed and hung in the Allen Center. . While Allen has contributed in the past, most notably with the purchase of ISU’s new football uniforms and the ISU football locker room renovation, this gives back not just to football, but to all programs at ISU. Idaho State has 15 varsity sports that compete in the Big Sky Conference or the Pacific Coast Softball Conference. The donation is the second-largest ever received by ISU athletics, behind only the donation of land valued at over $1 million in Driggs, Idaho by Sylvia Papenberg and her late husband Don which will go toward Miller Ranch Stadium (softball) and Papenfield Field, ISU’s outdoor practice field. The contribution does top the $150,000 donation for ISU’s new video board by the Idaho Potato Commission. The renovation of the “Jared Allen Strength & Conditioning Center” will begin in mid December, and it will be in full working order for the student-athlete’s spring semester of competition. The project is set to be completed on Sunday, January 10, 2010. “The weight room at Idaho Orthopaedic has always been

a good facility for our athletes to train. When I was in Pocatello last spring I started talking to Donna Hays about a project for the athletic department,” said Allen, who had his number retired on November 7, the day he was inducted into the ISU Sports Hall of Fame and the Ring of Honor. “I thought it would be awesome to update the weight room. I spend a lot of time working out and

know how important it is for our athletes to have the best equipment available. Donna and I have been working out all of the details for the upgrade and I’m excited that we can announce that the plans are finalized and we are moving forward.”

Mark Campbell, ISU’s strength and conditioning coach, feels that having not only a revamped weight room will be a source of pride for ISU’s athletes, but having some of the newest and

best equipment will benefit everyone as well. “Because of the great generosity that Jared Allen has shown, we will be able to take our strength and conditioning program to another level. The quality and variety of the equipment we will be getting will allow all the athletes of all sports to benefit and improve their athletic performance,”

said Campbell. As a player at Idaho State, Allen was twice named All-America, including consensus first team honors in 2003, a year in which he broke the Idaho State single season and career sack records, leading the nation in sacks, tackles for loss, and forced fumbles. All was honored at the end of his senior season by being named the 2003 winner of the Buck Buchanan Award from the Sports Network as the I-AA Defensive Player of the Year. He has since gone on to star in the National Football League, first with the Kansas City Chiefs, and for the last two years with the Minnesota Vikings.

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Mark Campbell has been a strength and conditioning coach for 23 years. He has 10 national certifications and has trained athletes of all ages and all sports. Coach Campbell played linebacker under coach Kyle Whittingham, was the defensive Player of the Year at Idaho State his senior year and tried out for the NFL and CFL. He started his career teaching, coaching and training in Hawaii at Punahou High School. While working at Punahou, Campbell started his first of two personal training companies. In addition, many of his high school clients have earned college scholarships. Campbell moved back to Pocatello in 1997 where he has coached at several schools in southeast Idaho. He joined Idaho State University in 2005. He became the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach in 2007. His certifications are: CSCS,ACSM,ACE,AFAA,YMCA (5), and battling ropes certified.

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Head Coach Allison helped Idaho State achieve its sixth winning season and its first season without a tie in school history with a 10-8 overall record ... Gibson earned her second Big Sky Coach of the Year Honor ... Idaho State captured a winning record during the non-conference season with a 6-5 run including highlight victories over Wyoming and Utah State, both on the road ... The Bengals held a four-game winning streak during the season overcoming Wyoming, Utah Valley, Utah State and Montana ...The Bengals captured its first victory over Wyoming in ISU history defeating the Cowgirls 2-1 on the road ... Idaho State opened Big Sky play with a dominate 3-1 victory over Montana at Davis Field where freshman Ashley Jones set the single-game all-time assists in a half record for Idaho State when she posted three assists in the first period ... Senior Annamarie Hofstetter set the Big Sky all-time career assists record with 23 when she assisted on ISU’s fourth goal in its 4-2 victory over Northern Arizona at Davis Field, she holds the Big Sky all-time assist record with 25 when she ended her career in 2009 ... The Bengals posted a 5-1 record at home overcoming Utah Valley, Montana, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado and Weber State ... Idaho State posted three shutouts during the season with a 1-0 victory over Utah State to end the non-conference season as well as a 2-0 win over Northern Colorado and a 4-0 sweep over Weber State to end the Big Sky season ... The Bengal defense was solid at home allowing just eight shots on goal at Davis Field ... Idaho State made its sixth Big Sky Tournament appearance advancing to the championship round where ISU fell 4-0 to Northern Arizona in Portland.

2009

First-year Head Coach Allison Gibson helps restore the Idaho State soccer tradition in Pocatello ... The Bengals non-conference schedule is highlighted by a sweep of Boise State and Idaho in Boise to claim the Governor’s Cup title in Boise ... Idaho’s Governor Risch even made a special stop in Pocatello to present the team the cup ... The Bengals tough non-conference schedule, which included stops at Brigham Young, Boise State, San Jose State, UC Davis, and Wyoming, helps the team prepare for the Big Sky season ... Despite a tough overtime loss at home to Portland State to open league play, Idaho State bounces back to pick up five straight wins to clinch the Big Sky Conference regular season crown ... Chantal Kim makes her senior season even more memorable with a school-record three goals in the regular season home finale against Eastern Washington ... Kim becomes the first player in ISU history to record the hat trick ... ISU hosts the Big Sky Tournament for just the second time in team history, and wins the title in stellar fashion, advancing past Sacramento State in a penalty kick thriller, 4-3 ... ISU led #11 Utah 2-1 with 30 seconds remaining in the first-round NCAA College Cup match in Salt Lake, but ends up dropping a heart-breaking 3-2 decision in double overtime ... Gibson is named Big Sky Coach of the Year.

2006

Idaho State wins its fourth Big Sky title in six years. The title is won under the direction of first-year head coach Allison Gibson.

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Stewart wins again; Johnson leads points

FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — While the tense battles of NASCAR’s Chase for the championship rage on, Tony Stewart is driving in a world of his own.It just so happens that Stew-art’s world is way out in front of all the drama.

Having fun and driving for wins — not a championship — Stewart overpowered the field Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, and he made this one look almost too easy: “Smoke” led 278 of 339 laps, including the

five extra laps because of a late caution, and often was so far ahead that he appeared to be all by himself on the track.Most of the action was well behind him, where Jimmie Johnson quietly grabbed away the point lead from Matt Kenseth by 17 points with a second-place-place finish. Stewart easily raced away to his second straight victory and third in the eight Chase races run so far this year.

“I thought we had the perfect car all day,” Stewart said. “It was just an unbelievable day. I’ve been racing for 27 years and I can count on my hands the number of times I’ve had a car like that.”The race tightened up the championship, with Johnson, Kenseth, Dale Earnhardt Jr., rookie Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick separated by just 105 points with two races remaining. All of them finished among the top 12 Sunday.

Scott wins PGA Tour’s final event of seasonATLANTA (AP) — With a trophy in hand, Adam Scott can now call this his best year. His most consistent season was missing only a PGA Tour victory, and Scott took care of that Sunday in the final event, closing with a 4-under 66 to capture the Tour Championship by three shots over Jim Furyk.Scott turned the season finale into a snoozer, playing mistake-free golf at East Lake until it no longer mattered. The 26-year-old Australian made the turn with a three-stroke lead, and he never let anyone get any closer.His goal was to be in contention more often, and he accomplished that with nine top 10s, six of those finishes no worse than third.

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Quick Hitsinside› Bears lose first game of year to Dolphins, B2› Capsules of the rest of Sunday’s NFL games, B2› Louisville climbs to No. 3 in BCS standings, B3› Ohio State is the unanimous No. 1 in AP poll, B3

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By Dan ThompsonJournal Sports Writer POCATELLO — The Bengals wereoutplayed Saturday by what appeared tobe an inferior team going in. The Hornets, however, proved one oftwo things: Either Sacramento State trulydeserves its 4-3 conference record, orIdaho State truly deserves its 1-5 Big Skymark. Both, perhaps, are true. Either way, it wasn’t even a mediocregame for most aspects of the ISU footballteam, and the same problems keep crop-ping up.

Passing Offense: D Injuries choked the Bengals at widereceiver this week, but as coaches said,everyone’s dealing with injuries at thispoint in the season. Gutierrez’s statisticshave deteriorated throughout the season,and though he didn’t throw an intercep-tion, he didn’t do anything spectacular,either.

Rushing Offense: D In light of said injuries, offensive co-ordinator Bruce Barnum decided beforethe game he would send out six linemenin rushing situations. Too bad it didn’twork all that well. Sweeps and otheroutside runs that Josh Barnett runs sowell were eschewed in favor of gut runs.That does make some sense, as Sac Stateboasts a linebacking corps congruent tothe Bengals’ speedy unit, but the Ben-gals’ couldn’t get first downs with theirrunning game. They needed to do so towin this game.

Passing Defense: F Coach Larry Lewis didn’t blame hisplayers or his coaches for this after thegame. He blamed everyone. The cornerswere clearly slower and shorter than theHornets’ receivers, and they thrived. Safetyhelp rarely came in time, and, well, thesame thing happened again this week thathas occurred so often this season.

Rushing Defense: A+ The Hornets ran for less than zeroyards. And not just minus-5. Minus-20.The Bengals’ front seven continues to bethe pride of this team, and for that first-year defensive line coach Will Plemonsdeserves enormous credit. He began theyear with the most inexperienced groupon the team and molded it into the mostcomplete. Same goes for linebackerscoach Stacy Collins and his all-Americancandidates in the middle.

Special Teams: A All season, punter Dan Zeidmanpreached to himself “change the field.”In that regard, he had his most efficientday on Saturday, averaging 56 yards perpunt, including a personal-record 82-yarder. Granted, he got some friendlybounces, but the results are what matter.And Branden Jones sure knows how tobounce an onside kick.

Coaching: D- The back-to-back timeouts hurt. The twoplays with just 10 men on the field perhapswas just a miscommunication. But whatabout the goal line set on third down insideSac State’s zone — with no cornerbacks atall to cover the two wide receivers? Nowthat’s a miscommunication. Also, why runthe risk of a fumble and kneel the ball at theend of the first half?

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By Dan ThompsonJournal Sports Writer POCATELLO — The Idaho State soccerteam exceeded even its loftiest preseasonexpectations by winning the Big Sky Tour-nament on Sunday. It is something its fellow fall Bengals’teams couldn’t do on the Holt Arena turfor the Reed Gym floors, and all it took wasa new catalyst at the top that affected awhole new attitude. “(After last season) we felt we neededto make a coaching change,” ISU AthleticDirector Paul Bubb said. “They love thegame now; that’s what I wanted to see.When they have that, the other things take

care of themselves.” So they did. Every player on this soccerteam said Allison Gibson made them pas-sionate about soccer. And not just games— practices, community service and class-es, too. With essentially the same rosteras last year’s 4-12-1 squad, Gibson led theBengals to an NCAA Tournament berthand, perhaps more importantly to the restof the university, drew fans to Davis Field. More than 800 ISU students, faculty,parents and Pocatellans turned out towatch the Bengals defeat the Hornets, 4-3on penalty kicks, and players raved aboutthe support.

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By Kellis RobinettJournal Sports Writer POCATELLO — Lyndsay Genslertraced the rapidly approaching ballwith her eyes. She knew the game wason the line. She knew the season washanging in the balance. She knew aberth in the NCAA Tournament was upfor grabs. She knew it was heading lowand to the right.

Reacting quickly, she dove witharms out, met the ball in midair andwhacked it away to preserve an incred-ible 4-3 penalty-kick victory over Sacra-mento State, Sunday afternoon at DavisField. But to Idaho State’s senior goalkeep-er, that was the easy part. After practicing all week for exactlythat type of crucial situation, she wasconfident she could pull off the threeamazing blocks she delivered at theend of the Big Sky tournament’s cham-pionship game. But she never botheredto prepare herself for the onslaught thatfollowed her heroic saves. Rising up from the cold grass ofDavis Field, she saw all 21 of her team-mates sprinting straight at her in a maddash ready to congratulate her with awell-deserved mugging. “It was unreal,” said Gensler, thetournament’s MVP. “I didn’t knowwhat to do because everyone was run-ning at me. I didn’t want to get taken

out.” Lucky for Gensler, she didn’t getmuch say in the matter. She wasslapped on the back, jumped on andpraised for her clutch efforts thathelped put Idaho State soccer back onthe map.

After a two-year hiatus, the Ben-gals are back on top of the Big Skyand headed to the NCAA Tournament.Where they will go and who they willplay won’t be announced until 1 p.m.today on ESPN News, but it doesn’t re-ally matter who Idaho State draws atthis point. By downing Sacramento State, theBengals completed a dramatic midsea-son turnaround that saw them improvefrom a dreadful 4-7 record to a confer-ence champion that won seven of theirfinal eight games. They fought through a series of one-goal losses, they suffered while refereesmade questionable calls against themand they made it past every meaningfulkey moment of the last month. “We’ve been climbing this moun-tain all year,” ISU coach Allison Gibsonsaid. “We’re finally standing on top ofit. It’s a great feeling.”

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A different game, same old grades

Return to glory

Bengals defeat Hornets for first Big Sky title since 2003

Journal photo by Bill SchaeferISU goalie Lyndsay Gensler makes the final stop of Sacramento State’s shot to send her team to the NCAA tournament.

Journal photo by Bill Schaefer

Idaho State University keeper Lyndsay Gensler is mobbed by her teammates after stopping Sacramento State’s shot on goal to win the

Big Sky Soccer tournament at Davis Field, Sunday afternoon.

NCAA Selection Show:1 p.m. today on ESPN News

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The Bengals finish with a 10-9-2 record, including a 4-2-0 mark in Big Sky play ... The team wins its third-straight Big Sky Conference Tournament title, defeating Montana 1-0 in the championship game in Ogden, Utah ... Idaho State then picks up its biggest win in team history, defeating 14th-ranked Utah in the first round of the NCAA College Cup ... After taking Utah to a 0-0 tie through two overtimes, Idaho State advanced past the Utes 5-4 on penalty kicks as Heather Hunt-Jones put in the deciding penalty kick after a Shannon Boyle save in goal for ISU ... The Bengals dropped a 2-0 decision to Brigham Young in the second round of the tournament ... Hunt-Jones led the Bengals with 14 points on the season, including three goals and eight assists ... Shawna Park led the team with five goals, while Boyle fronted the Bengals in goal with 97 saves ... Gordon Henderson was named the Big Sky Coach of the Year for a third time ... Hollie Christensen’s defensive efforts earned her the Big Sky Tournament MVP award ... Christensen was also named to the NSCA All-Region Team.

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Idaho State wins 13 matches, the most in team history, finishing the season with a 13-7-1 overall record and a 5-1-0 mark in league play... ISU wins its first regular season Big Sky Conference title, and earns the rights to host the league tournament... The Bengals didn’t disappoint the hometown Pocatello crowd as Stacey Peterson scored the game-winning overtime goal in the 95th minute to help ISU defeat Portland State 1-0 in the championship game... Peterson finishes the season with a team-high 27 points, including 11 goals and five assists... The 27 points and 11 goals stand to this day as ISU all-time single season records... Peterson also had six game-winning goals during the season, which also stands as an ISU single season record... Shannon Boyle led ISU in goal with 79 saves... Brooke Alton was named the Big Sky Conference Defensive MVP and Boyle was named the Big Sky Tournament’s MVP.

2002

The Bengals earn the Big Sky title for the third straight year in 2003.

Idaho State posts back-to-back Big Sky Titles in 2002.

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The Bengals cruise to an 11-7-2 overall record, including a 4-1-1 Big Sky mark ... The team makes its second appearance at the Big Sky Tournament, and defeats Montana 1-0 in the semifinal match, sending the team to its first-ever Big Sky Tournament Championship game ... ISU wins its first-ever Big Sky Conference title, defeating Weber State 1-0 in Ogden, Utah ... The win sends the Bengals to their first-ever NCAA College Cup, where they fall 5-0 to national powerhouse Portland ... Stacey Peterson tallies a team-best 16 points with seven goals and two assists ... Holly Emery leads the team in goal with 66 saves ... Head Coach Gordon Henderson was named the Big Sky’s Coach of the Year for a second-straight year ... Brooke Alton was named the Big Sky Tournament MVP ... Alton also received NSCA All-Region Team honors.

2001

Idaho State wins its first-ever Big Sky Tournament title in 2001.

Idaho State recorded its first winning record in school history with a 12-5-2 season ... The Bengals opened the season with a 3-3 double overtime time with Utah before posting a four-game wining streak including a sweep of Boise State and Idaho in the Governor’s Cup in which Idaho State hosted for the first time ... The Bengals opened its Big Sky season with a 2-1 overtime home victory defeating Weber State that snowballed into a three-game home winning streak including a 3-2 victory over Gonzaga and a 4-1 victory over UNLV, both ISU’s only victories over the programs ... The Bengals went on to post a 5-1-1 Big Sky record including solid victories over Northern Arizona in a 3-1 decision, Eastern Washington 3-0, Sacramento State 2-1 in double overtime and Portland State in a 4-1 decision ... The Bengals advanced to their first Big Sky Conference Tournament but fell in a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Northern Arizona in Missoula ... Head Coach Gordon Henderson was named Big Sky Coach of the Year for his and Idaho State’s first honor.

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DAVIS FIELD HISTORY Originally named the Spud Bowl and constructed in 1936 Davis Field was renamed after William E. “Bud” Davis, ISU President, 1965-1975. Davis Field is an outdoor stadium used for track and field events, intramurals, and the ISU womens soccer team. The field itself is very narrow at 76 feet wide and 118 feet long. The seating capacity is 4,000. The home for Bengal soccer since it’s inception in 1998, Davis Field has provided one of the best home field advantages in the region. In the summer of 2002, a new irrigation system was added. In 2009, the Bengals saw a newly decorated locker room with a new paint job complete with Bengal pawprints on the floor. In its 13 years at the facility, Idaho State has posted an impressive 58-24-15 record---a winning percentage of .675. In 2007, the Bengals posted the first undefeated home season in Idaho State history with a 6-0-2 record. In 2009, the Bengals remained undefeated in Big Sky Play with a 4-0-0 record, the team was 5-1-0 for the season at Davis Field. Davis Field played host to the Big Sky Conference Tournament in 2002 after ISU finished the season at home with an 8-1-0 record. The Bengals outscored their opponents 20-7 in setting the school record for home wins in a season in 2002. Idaho State also hosted the Big Sky Tournament in 2006. The home field advantage earned from the regular season helped the Bengals to their fourth Big Sky title. ISU enjoyed its highest attendance in its ten-year history in 2007, averaging 691 fans per game. The single game record-high of 1,540 saw ISU battle Sacramento State on Oct. 7, 2006 for the Championship Title. This season Idaho State hosts nine games at home in 2011. Among those coming to the “friendly confines” of Davis Field will be Northwest Nazarene, Nevada, Brigham Young, New Mexico State, Utah Valley, Weber State, Eastern Washington, Montana and Portland State. Brigham Young is making its first appearance at Davis Field under Head Coach Allison Gibson.

DAVIS FIELD FAST FACTSAmmenities include athletic offices, weight room, athletic training room, laundry facilities, public restrooms, snack bar, outdoor track, and locker rooms.

Seating Capacity: 4,000Dimensions: 76’x118’Average Soccer Crowds:

Avg. Year 350 1998371 1999401 2000318 2001408 2002238 2003399 2004440 2005679 2006691 2007364 2008429 2009466 2010 428 Totals

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Allison GibsonIdaho State Head CoachSonoma State, 1995Sixth Season

AllisonGibsonenters her sixth seasonas the head coach atIdaho State University.Gibson was honoredwith her second coachoftheyearawardduringthe 2009 season afterleading Idaho State toa third place tie for theregular season and asecond place finish in

theBigSkyTournamentchampionship. OverhercareershehasmadeDavisFieldahugehomefieldadvantagefortheBengals.Since2006,GibsonhasledtheBengalstoa22-8-7record. LastseasonGibsonledtheBengalstoa6-11-2overallrecord.Duringthe2009seasonsheledtheBengalstoa10-8-0seasonrecord,herbestoverallrecordatIdahoState,aswellasISU’sfirsteverseasonwithout a tie. Idaho State posted a 4-3-0 Big Sky record capturinga perfect 4-0-0 record in league play at home on Davis Field. TheBengalshelditsopponentstoeightshotsongoalathomeandscored13goalsatDavisFieldincludinga4-2victoryoverNorthernArizonaanda4-0victoryoverWeberState. GibsonmadehersecondBigSkyTournamentappearancein

2009,IdahoState’ssixthappearanceinhistory,wherethreeBengalswere named to the All-Tournament Team: Annamarie Hofstetter,Kacey Ball and Karissa Henage-Fisher. In 2009, Idaho State hadthree players named to All-ConferenceTeams, including freshmanAshleyJoneswhowasnamedBigSkyNewcomeroftheYear.SeniorHofstetter and junior Henage-Fisher earned First Team Honorswhile Jones earned SecondTeam. Four Bengals earned HonorableMentions. In her first season with the Bengals in 2006, GibsonreestablishedthesoccertraditionatIdahoState,leadingtheBengalstobothaBigSkyConferenceregularseasontitleandatournamentchampionship. The tournament title earned the Bengals anautomaticbidtotheNCAACollegeCup,wheretheteamnearlyupset11th-rankedUtahonitshomefield, falling3-2 indoubleovertime.GibsonearnedherfirstBigSkyConferenceCoachoftheYearforheraccomplishmentsduringthe2006seasonandhadoneofherplayers,LyndsayGensler,earnBigSkyTournamentMVP. Under Gibson’s direction, 16 Bengals have landed spots onthe Big Sky All-Conference First and Second teams in addition to15 earning honorable mention honors. Eight Bengals have earnedplacesontheBigSkyAll-Tournamentteam.Sheplacesemphasisonacademicachievementandonherwatch,39BengalsalsoreceivedBig Sky All-Academic honors with a program record 12 athletesearningall-academichonorsduringthe2010season. Duringthe2007seasonGibsonposteda7-5-6record.Gibsontied the record for the fewest losses in a season. Unfortunately astringofties,thatsettherecordformosttiedgamesinaseason,kepttheBengalsfromtheBigSkyConferencetournamentbyonepoint.GibsonistheonlycoachinIdahoStatehistorytohaveanundefeatedhomeseasonin2007andpoststhelongesthomeundefeatedstreakinISUhistorywith13gamesfrom2006-08. Gibsonalsoservesthesoccercommunity innumerousrolesoutsideofcollegeathletics.SheservedastheheadcoachoftheU-17OlympicDevelopmentProgramteammarkingtheseventhyearthatthecoachhasbeeninvolvedintheprogram. Gibson came to Idaho State after a five-year stint as thetop assistant at the University of San Francisco of the West CoastConference,consideredoneofthenation’sbestsoccerconferences.Whileservingasanassistant for theDons,GibsonalsoservedasaheadcoachintheRegionIVOlympicDevelopmentProgram,forthepast seven years. At USF, Gibson handled all matters of coaching,including practice planning, travel, scouting, recruiting and USFsummer camps. She also developed a leadership workshop forstudent-athletes.

USF’s best season was the 2004 campaign, where the Donswent10-7-3despiteaschedulethatincludedregionalandnationalpowerhouses such as the University of Portland and Utah. Gibsonhasdefinitelyseenthebestthenationhastooffer,asinherlastyearSanFranciscoplayedthenation’stoughestschedule,facing10teamsthatqualifiedfortheNCAACollegeCupin2005,includingnationalchampionPortlandandNorthCarolina. Gibsonishighlydecoratedasaplayer,leadingSonomaStateUniversity to a pair of NCAA College Cup appearances, includingthe Final Four in 1992, and a Final Eight appearance in 1993. SheledtheCossackstoapairofNorthernCaliforniaAthleticConferencechampionships, earning NCAC Player of theYear both in 1992 and1993,whileleadingSSUtoa31-9compositerecord.ShealsoearnedAll-America honors both years from the National Soccer CoachesAssociationofAmerican.In2000,GibsonwasinductedintoSonomaState’sHallofFame. She then became an assistant coach at SSU, helping theCossackstoa29-6-1recordoverthenexttwoseasons,andtwomorepostseasontrips.Ironically,SSU’svolunteercoachforthe1995seasonwas Gordon Henderson, who served as Idaho State very first headcoachfrom1998-2003. GibsonlaterwentontoplayprofessionallyinJapanforthreeseasonswiththeFujitaMercurybeforereturningtotheUnitedStates,wheresheworkedastheDirectorofCoachingoftheYouthGirlsfortheColoradoRushSoccerClubinDenver. GibsongraduatedfromSonomaStatein1995withabachelor’sdegreeinkinesiology,andsheearnedhermaster’sin2004fromtheUniversityofSanFranciscoinorganizationandleadership.SheholdsaUnitedStatesSoccerFederation“A”coachinglicense.


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Head Coach Allison Gibson’s Record at ISU

Allison Gibson’s Coaching RecordSeason Record Pct. Big Sky Pct. BSC Finish Home Pct. Away Pct. Neutral Pct. Non-Conference Pct. 2006 10-9-1 .525 5-2-0 .714 1st 4-3-0 .571 5-6-1 .458 1-0-0 1.000 5-7-1 .4232007 7-5-6 .556 2-2-3 .500 5th 6-0-2 .875 1-4-3 .313 0-1-1 .250 5-3-3 .5912008 3-12-4 .263 1-5-1 .214 8th 2-2-3 .500 1-9-1 .136 0-1-0 .000 2-7-3 .2922009 10-8-0 .556 4-3-0 .571 t3rd 5-1-0 .833 4-5-0 .444 1-2-0 .333 6-5-0 .5452010 6-11-2 .368 1-5-1 .214 8th 5-2-2 .667 1-8-0 .111 0-1-0 .000 5-6-1 .458TOTAL 36-45-13 .452 13-17-5 .443 ... 22-8-7 .689 12-32-5 .296 2-5-1 .313 23-28-8 .458

Honors Under GibsonBig Sky All-Conference2010KarissaHenage-Fisher(HM)LaurenHough(HM)MeganStainbrook(HM)

2009AnnamarieHofstetter(FirstTeam*)

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KarissaHenage-Fisher(FirstTeam)AshleyJones(SecondTeam)ChristinaBeseris(HM)MorganOlson(HM)LaurenHough(HM)KaceyBall(HM)

2008KileeQuigley(FirstTeam)KarissaHenage(FirstTeam)AnnamarieHofstetter(SecondTeam)JanaDavis-Boehler(HM)BaileyWilliams(HM)

2007ChelseaCox(FirstTeam)KileeQuigley(FirstTeam)JillChristofferson(SecondTeam)NatalieGraham(SecondTeam)MarenEves(HM)LaurenHough(HM)JanaBoehler(HM)

2006JenniferLoo(FirstTeam)KileeQuigley(FirstTeam)LyndsayGensler(SecondTeam)JillChristofferson(SecondTeam)ChantalKim(SecondTeam)AnnamarieHofstetter(SecondTeam)NatalieGraham(HM)MichelleOkumura(HM)ChelseaCox(HM)

Big Sky Tournament MVP2006: LyndsayGensler

Big Sky All-Tournament Team2006LyndsayGenslerNatalieGrahamJillChristoffersonJenniferLooChantalKim

2009AnnamarieHofstetterKarissaHenage-FisherKaceyBall

Big Sky All-Academic2006KimCrosbie

JennyFordAnnamarieHofstetterChantalKimJenniferLooKalieMcGuireTiaPeterson-BurnsAliZikratch

2007JanaBoehlerJillChristoffersonKimCrosbieJennyFordKarissaHenageAnnamarieHofstetterMichelleOkumura

2008KaceyBallJanaDavis-BoehlerAlexHansenKarissaHenageAnnamarieHofstetterEllenLarsenKatieMillerLaurenRyanMeganStainbrookNoelleSandersBaileyWilliams

2009KaceyBallAlishiaCairlAlexHansenKarissaHenage-FisherAnnamarieHofstetterLaurenRyanMeganStainbrookRachelStrawn

2010LauraBensonAndreaBeserisTaraBiceAlishiaCairlAlexHansenKarissaHenage-FisherLaurenRyanAllysonStainbrookMeganStainbrookRachelStrawnBaileyWilliamsLivZabka

Academic All-District2006TiaPeterson-BurnsChantalKim

ESPN The Magazine2007AnnamarieHofstetter:ThirdTeamAcademicAll-AmericaDistrictVIII

2008AnnamarieHofstetter:ThirdTeamAcademicAll-AmericaDistrictVIII

2009AnnamarieHofstetter:FirstTeamAcademicAll-AmericaDistrictVIII

Big Sky Coach of the Year2006:AllisonGibson2009: AllisonGibson(three-waytie)

Big Sky Newcomer of the Year2009: AshleyJones

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Gibson vs. Opponents* Big Sky Conference Game+ Big Sky Conference Tournament< NCAA College Cup# Governor’s Cup$ UNLV Adidas Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)~Idaho State Classic (Pocatello, Idaho)% Wolf Pack Invitational (Reno, Nev.)

AIR FORCE Overall:2-0,Home:1-0,Away:1-0 ~ 09/23/07 H W 1-0 08/29/08 A W 1-0

ARIZONA STATE Overall:0-1,Neutral:0-1 $ 08/31/07 N L 0-1

BOISE STATE Overall:3-2,Home:2-0,Away:1-1,Neutral:0-1# 09/03/06 A W 1-0# 09/07/07 H W 5-2# 09/05/08 N L 1-2# 09/06/09 A L 1-2# 09/05/10 H W(OT) 1-0

BRIGHAM YOUNG Overall:0-3,Away:0-3 08/29/06 A L(OT) 1-2 09/13/08 A L 0-2No.12 09/29/10 A L 0-4

CAL STATE FULLERTON Overall:0-0-1,Neutral:0-0-1 $ 09/02/07 N T(2OT) 1-1

COLLEGE OF IDAHO Overall:1-0,Home:1-0 08/27/10 H W 4-1

COLORADO COLLEGE Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 08/31/08 A L 1-2

EASTERN WASHINGTON Overall:2-3-1,Home:1-0-1,Away:0-3,Neutral:1-0* 10/22/06 H W 5-1* 10/28/07 A L 0-1* 10/09/08 H T(2OT) 1-1* 10/11/09 A L 0-1+ 11/06/09 N W 2-1* 10/15/10 A L 0-2

GONZAGA Overall:0-0-2,Home:0-0-1,Away:0-0-1 09/28/07 A T(2OT) 1-1 10/03/08 H T(2OT) 0-0

IDAHO Overall:2-3,Home:1-1,Away:0-1,Neutral:1-1# 09/01/06 N W 3-0# 09/09/07 H W 2-0# 09/07/08 A L 0-2# 09/04/09 N L 1-2# 09/03/10 H L 1-2

LOYOLA CHICAGO Overall:1-0,Away:1-0 08/22/10 A W 2-1

MARQUETTE Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 No.22 08/20/10 A L 0-5

MAINE Overall:0-1,Home:0-1 08/30/09 H L 0-2

MONTANA Overall:3-2,Home:2-0-0,Away:1-2 * 10/19/06 A W 1-0* 10/26/07 H W 1-0* 10/12/08 A L 0-2* 10/08/09 H W 3-1* 10/17/10 A L 0-1

NEW MEXICO Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 08/21/09 A L 0-2

NEW MEXICO STATE Overall:1-0,Away:1-0 08/23/09 A W(2OT) 2-1

NORTHERN ARIZONA Overall:2-2-2,Home:1-0-2,Away:1-1,Neutral:0-1* 10/13/06 A W(2OT) 2-1* 10/18/07 H T(2OT) 0-0* 10/19/08 A L 0-1* 10/15/09 H W 4-2+ 11/08/09 N L 0-4* 10/07/10 H T 0-0

NORTHERN COLORADO Overall:2-2-1,Home:1-1-1,Away:1-1, * 10/15/06 A W 3-0* 10/20/07 H T(2OT) 0-0* 10/17/08 A L 2-6* 10/17/09 H W 2-0* 10/09/10 H L 1-3

NEVADA Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 % 10/16/10 A L 0-2

PEPPERDINE Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 09/26/08 A L 0-6

PORTLAND STATE Overall:0-5,Home:0-2,Away:0-3 * 10/05/06 H L(OT) 0-1* 10/12/07 A L 0-1* 10/25/08 H L 0-1* 10/23/09 A L 1-4* 10/24/10 A L 0-1

SACRAMENTO STATE Overall:3-1-2,Home:3-0-1,Away:0-1-0 * 10/07/06 H W(2OT) 1-0+ 11/05/06 H T(4-3PKs) 2-2* 10/14/07 A T(2OT) 1-1* 10/23/08 H W 3-1* 10/25/09 A L 0-2* 10/21/10 H W 1-0

SAN DIEGO Overall:0-1,Away:0-1 No.21 09/28/08 A L 0-6

SAN JOSE STATE Overall:1-2,Home:1-0,Away:0-1,Neutral:0-1 09/08/06 A L 1-2 09/21/07 H W 2-1% 09/18/10 N L 1-4

SEATTLE Overall:1-0,Home:1-0 09/09/10 H W 2-1

SOUTHERN UTAH Overall:4-0,Home:2-0,Away:2-0 08/27/06 H W 6-1 10/06/07 A W 7-1 08/28/09 A W 2-1 09/12/10 H W 4-3

UC DAVIS Overall:0-2,Home:0-1,Away:0-1 09/10/06 A L 0-1~ 09/19/08 H L 1-2

UTAH Overall:0-3,Home:0-1,Away:0-2 09/22/06 H L 1-3< 11/09/06 A L(2OT) 2-3 09/14/07 A L(OT) 2-3

UTAH STATE Overall:2-2-1,Home:1-1-1,Away:1-1 08/25/06 H L 0-1 09/16/07 A L(OT) 0-1 08/22/08 H W(2OT) 2-1 10/01/09 A W 1-0 08/29/10 H T(2OT) 0-0

UTAH VALLEY (prev. UVSC) Overall:2-1-1,Home:1-0,Away:1-1-1 09/30/06 A W 2-1 09/11/08 A T(2OT) 0-0 09/23/09 H W 2-1 09/23/10 A L 0-2

WASHINGTON STATE Overall:0-0-1,Away:0-0-1 No.18 09/30/07 A T(2OT) 1-1

WEBER STATE Overall:3-3,Home:3-0,Away:0-3 * 10/28/06 A L(OT) 1-2+ 11/03/06 H W 1-0* 11/03/07 H W 2-0* 11/01/08 A L 0-2* 10/31/09 H W 4-0* 10/29/10 A L 0-2

WYOMING Overall:1-1-1,Home,0-0-1,Away:1-1-0 09/24/06 A L 0-1~ 09/21/08 H T(2OT) 1-1 09/13/09 A W 2-1


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Stephanie BeallAssistant CoachSan Francisco, 2004Second Season

StephanieBeallbeginshersecondseasonwithIdahoStateafterbeingpromotedtotopassistantinJuly2011.Beallworksprimarilywiththegoalkeepersanddefensivelineandisresponsibleforfilm,overallgamepreparationandrunningsessions. Beall,affectionallynamed“Kramer”forherwildhair,directedtheBengal goalkeepers who recorded 106 saves and four shutoutsbetweentwokeepersin2010.

WorkingwithHeadCoachAllisonGibson was not a new experience for Beall as she helped coach atthe IdahoStatesoccercampsforthe lastthreeyears. ThegoalkeepercoachcomestoISUhavingattainedthreeyearsofDivisionIcoachingexperience. BeallspentthelasttwoseasonsworkingasanassistantcoachwiththeUniversityofIdaho.AtIdaho,shehelpedtraingoalkeepersaswellhelpwith recruitingduties,filmreview,filmbreakdownandhighlightvideos.ShealsohelpedplanandorganizeyouthandHighSchoolcamps.In2009,shehelpedIdahokeeperLizBoydenpostan8-8-0recordwiththreeshutouts.BoydenalsoreceivedAll-AcademicHonors.DuringhertimewiththeIdahoBeallalsoservedastheHeadCoachoftheMoscowUnitedSoccerClubforU-12girlsforthe2009season. ShealsoworkedasagoalkeepercoachfortheUniversityofSanFrancisco’ssoccerteamduringthe2006season.PriortothegoalkeepingcoachpositionBeallworkedasaUSFwomen’ssoccercampassistantdirectorwhichinvolvedassistingthedirectorin planning daily schedules, overseeing daily camp activities, training an advanced group session and variousotheradministraticeduties.AtthattimeshealsoservedastheHeadCoachfortheNavatoYouthSoccerLeagueforU-9andU-10girls. BeallcollectedherplayingexperienceatSanFranciscoasagoalkeeperforTheDonsfrom2000-04.Duringhercareersherecordeda21-6recordincluding13shutouts.Sheholdstherecordformostminutesplayedinasingleseasonaswellasthemostwinsinaseasonin2004.ShewasnamedteamcaptainasaseniorandearnedtheGreenandGoldClubLoyaltyAward.Shealsoassistedthestrengthcoachduringherseniorseason. ShecontinuedherpersonalfitnesstrainingbyworkingasaclubmanagerattheFit-Liteby24HourFitnesswhereshedidpersonaltraiingandsupervisedgeneralcluboperations.ShelaterwentontoworkasapersonaltrainerfortheKoiFitnessSystemsprovidingoutdoorgroupfitnesstraining.Shedesignedtrainingsessionsforindividualsaswellasgroupsof25people. BeallholdsaNational“C”LicensefromtheUnitedStatesSoccerFederation.SheearnedaB.A.inExerciseandSportsSciencefromSanFranciscoin2004.ShewentontoearnanM.S.inLeadershipinRecreationandPhysicalActivityfromIdahoin2010.

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Jessie GoodellGraduate Assistant CoachOregon, 2009First Season

JessieGoodellbeginsherfirstseasonasagraduateassistantwithIdahoState.ShecomestotheBengalsafterservingasanundergraduatecoachattheUniversityofOregonduringthe2009seasonwhereshementoredandadvisedplayersaswellasworkedwiththealumniprogram.

Prior to helpingout with the soccerprogram at Oregoninthefallsheworkedas an assistant coachat the Eugene MetroFutball Club in thespring of 2009.There she facilitatedteam practiced byorganizing drills,planning the practicescheduleandtrainingtheathletes.

During the summersof2006-09,GoodellworkedasasummersoccercampcoachatOregon,NebraskaandFortLewisCollegewhereshe instructedathletesandhelpedimprovetheirtechnicalskills.

Goodell comes from a strong player background as well. Shecompeted for Nebraska for two years before transferring toOregonwhereshebecameateamcaptainherseniorseasonin2008.Sheearnedall-academichonorswith thePac-10andtheBig12duringhercareer.

Among her hobbies she enjoys SCUBA diving and earned anAdvancedPADIcertificationlevelfromAdvancedOpenWatertoDiveMasterwhensheworkedatBlueSeasonsinBali,Indonesiainthesummerof2010.

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SpeedisthewordbeingusedtodescribeIdahoState’s2011soccerprogram.TheBengalswillbeplayingatraditional4-3-3systembutwithafewtweakslendingitselftobemoreoffensive-minded. “Thisoffensewillgiveourplayersmorefreedomontheoffensivesideoftheball,”saidHeadCoachAllisonGibson.

FORWARDS It isagoodtimefor theBengals topushtheir forwardline-upasISUreturnsfourwellestablishedplayersandbringsin three freshmen. Idaho State’s returning forwards TaylorPowell,RachelStrawn,KileyGodfreyandLauraPerezscoredacombinedninegoalsandhadnineassistslastseasonalone. “It’sthemostexcitedIhavebeenforthisgroupinalongtime.Tonsofspeedandalotofexperience,”saidGibsonaboutherforwards.“Iamreallyexcited.Wehavekeyplayersinkeypositionsontheforwardline.Weplaywithspeedonoutsideandholdstronginthemiddle.Ithinkit’sgoingtobeareallystronggroup.Thereisalotofdepthatthisposition” Powell, ISU’s lonesenior forward, isaspeeddemononthefield.However,duetopreviousinjuriesshewillbeseenasablastofenergyintothegameinsteadofa90minuteplayer. “She’sthatplayerthatwe’rejustgoingtotryandgetonthe field as much as we can. Her experience, her drive, herpassion,hercommitmentisallintherightplace,”saidGibson.“Wearejustgoingtotryandkeepherhealthyasbestwecan.Wearelookingtoget20-25minutesahalffromher.Whatshecanbringinthatshortperiodoftimeislethal.” CoachGibsonlikenedPowelltothatofanAlexMorganfrom the U.S.World CupTeam stating that the professionalathletedidatremendousjobfortheWorldCupteamcomingoffthebenchbecausesheknewherrole. “(Morgan)wasokaywithnotbeingastarter.Sheknewcomingoffthebenchshewasgoingtosurprisepeopleandthat’swhatwe’dlikeher(Powell)todo.” ThequickandspeedyplayercanalsobefoundinjuniorRachel Strawn who has scored four goals and posted nineassistsoverhercareer.Duringthe2011springsessionStrawnworked even harder on finishing and led the Bengals withthreegoals.

“We’re going to look for her to score goals plain andsimple,”saidGibson.“We’redevelopingherintoa90minuteplayer.Wearegoingtogetherfitnessupsoshecanblowbypeoplemoreandmore.She’sgotthatgreatgiftofspeedandit’sreallyabouttakingthoseplayerson,gettingservicesandgettingherselftotheboxandgettinghershotsoff.” TheBengalsalsoreturnitsleadingscorerintheforwardpositionwithsophomoreKileyGodfrey.Godfreyscoredthreegoals, tying midfielder Ashley Jones last season. However,Godfreyalsopostedtwoassists.Hergamecontinuestogetbetterasshownduringthespringseason. “IthinkKileycameintoherownthisspring.Ithinkshewasstill learninghowtobalancea lotof things lastyearasfarasanewcollegeenvironment,academics,andthewholetransition.Ithinkshehasfiguredthatoutsowhenitcomestimeforsoccershecanreallyfocusonsoccer,”saidGibson. The Bengals knows when Kiley is ready to pounce shecan be deadly and they are looking to use her strengths intheiroffense. “Forherwewilllookforhertogetintothebox.Ifwecangetherrunsofftheballintherightplaceattherighttimewearegoingtofindhera lotbehinddefensesand just releaseher and show her the green light is on for her to go to thegoal.” Finally,theBengalsreturnsteadystandoutLauraPerez.Thejuniorhasbecomeaconsistentplayeronthefieldgainingexperience year after year playing the tough back-to-goalposition. “Shehascomealongwayfromherfreshmanyear,”saidGibson about Perez.“She’s learning how to distribute ballsanddropballsandhowtospinandgetout.Wewilllookforhertogetontheendofmorecrosses.We’regoingtolookforhertoreallybattleinthere.” Withfourstrongexperiencedforwards,theBengalswillonlybeaddedinstrengthbytheincomingfreshmenTaylorMcBride, Amanda Ellsworth and Mckenzie Adams. McBrideandAdamsareexpectedtocompeteattheleftandrightwingpositionswhileEllsworthlookstosharetimewithPerez. IdahoState’semphasisfortheseasonisbeingthebestroleplayertheycanbe;foreachplayertoknowtheirjobor

roleintheteamsystemandcompetetotheirbestability. “We are going to work a lot on making sure everyoneknowstheirroleinoursystemandthateveryoneknowsoursystem.Thisisyourjobandyoushowupanddoyourjobwellthereisareward,”saidGibson. “I as a coach have to make sure that everyone knowstheirrolefromanindividualstandpointandasateam.Ifyoudon’t then we come in here and we work through it untilyou are up to speed,” said Gibson.“We need to hold eachotheraccountableeverydaywhetheritisonthefield,intheclassroom,oroffthefield.Weallknowwhatpieceweholdinthishugepuzzle.”

MIDFIELDERS One of the positions where your strongest players,both physically and mentally, need to be in the center ofyouroperationisthemidfield.Overall,themidfieldisaboutwinningandtacklingballsdefensivelyandbeingtheoverallquarterbacks of the team by distributing the ball when inpossessiontopushanattack. TheBengalsreturnfiveplayerstothemidfieldincluding2009 Big Sky Newcomer of theYear Ashley Jones. Jones, ajunior,isjoinedbyseniorsAlexHansenandAnnaPingreeaswellassophomoreAllysonStainbrookandLauraBenson.ISUalsowelcomestwofreshmenmidfielders:MadelineGochnourandAlyssaKenney. IdahoState’smidfieldwillbefilledwithsolidexperienceand some youth giving Gibson the ability to see growingopportunities for the players. Overall, she sees a strongercombinationinthemidfield. “WithAlex,Ping(AnnaPingree)andA.J. (AshleyJones)beingajuniorIthinkwehavesomegoodveteranplayersintherewhounderstandoursystemandunderstandwhatweareaskingofourplayers.Ithinktheveteranswillhelpthenewplayersdevelopintothoseroles,”saidGibson. Jones,IdahoState’stopscorerforthelasttwoseasonsisholdingdownthemidfieldfortheBengals. “Ithinkifshecomesinwiththemindsetthatshewantstobea90minuteimpactplayerthat’sexactlywhatshecanbe.Shehastheability,”saidGibsonofJones.“Itrustthatshe’s

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goingtocomeinandhaveahugeyearandbeabigimpactforus.I’mgoingtoleanonheralotespeciallyinthatmidfieldandbetheleaderofthatwholegroup.” Throughout her career, Jones has scored eight goalsandhashadfiveassists.Inherfreshmanseason,shesettheschoolrecordforassistsinahalfwhenshehadthreeagainstMontanainthefirstperiod.Alreadysheholdsthethirdbestpointspergamecareerrecordaverageat61.8percent. “Sheisagreatpersonthatshehasthattypeofpersonalitythatshecanstepinandbealeaderonthefield.Shehaswhatittakestobackheruptoaskpeopletodowhatshe’sdoing,”saidGibson. Another junior midfielder for the Bengals is PingreewhohascompetedintheBigSkyunderMontanaandIdahoState.Lastseasonsheplayedin14gamesasshelearnedtheBengalssystemandreallydevelopedthroughouttheyear. “Shehastherightmindset.Shewantstobeabigplayeronthisteamandhaveabigrole.Shehasputinalotofhardworkthissummer.Whensheplaysintherightmindsetsheisoneofthebestplayersinthisconferencethereisnoquestion,”saidGibsonofPingree.“Whenshefindsherzonethatkidisunbelievable.” Sophomores Benson and Allyson Stainbrook carry ayearofexperienceintothenewseason.Bensonplayedinall19of ISU’sgameswhileAllysonStainbrookcompeted in16lastseason. “That kid is all heart and soul. She leaves absolutelyeverythingonthefield,”saidGibsonofBenson.“Ithinksheisaplayerthatwhenshecomesinshecanstepthegameuporreallyholdthelevelofthegameatwhereitis.ShejustbringsthatheartandpassionmentalityandIlovethatabouther. “With Allyson she has played well in spurts so we arelookingformoreconsistencyoutofher,”saidGibson.“Ithinkshewillbenefitfromsheddingthefreshmanbutterfliesandidentifying herself with her teammates as I’m here to playnow.Ithinkoncesheknowsherroleandisreadytoexecuteitshewilldoareallygoodjob. “Thoseguyshaveabigroleespeciallywithplayingthreeinthemidfield,”saidGibson.“We’reexcitedfortheplayerswehavethereandforthedepthwehaveinthatposition.Itwillhelp challenge players to step into that role. Competition

breedssuccessandthereisgoingtobealotofcamaraderieinthatrolebecausetheyhavesuchabigpartofmakingussuccessful.” As speed is the defining word for the Idaho Statewomen’s soccer forwards; communication is the essentialwordfortheBengalbackline.

DEFENDERS “Ithinkourdefensivelineandourgoalkeepersaregoingtobeapartnership.Theyaregoingtobethemostimportantonourteam.Theyhavetoworkhardtogetherandbeonthesame page all the time. Our defense and goalkeepers cansolvealotoftheirproblemsthroughcommunication.Thatisgoingtobethecriticalpieceforus,”saidGibson. The Bengals will have plenty of players to choosefromatdefenderpositionsas ISUhasfivereturners:MeganStainbrook, Morgan Olson, Alishia Cairl, Liv Zabka andTaraBice. ISU also has three newcomers including Lia Margoliswho competed with ISU in the last spring session alongwithsophomoretransferLanieWard fromNewMexicoandfreshmanMikaelaCarrillo. Gibsonalreadyhasanideaofwhoshethinkswillfilltheoutside back positions and one of the center back spots inthe4-3-3system. “WearegoingtolookforMorgan(Olson)toreallystepupintoa leadershiprole.Keepeveryoneontaskandbeingpreventative. We are going to have some youth back theirbutIthinkthattheleadershipofMorganandSmalls(MeganStainbrook) inthebacklineit’sgoingtobebig.ThemiddlebackoppositeMorganistheonepositionI’mreallygoingtoneedtosortout.IhaveideasbutIdon’thaveanyonesetinthatpositionyet.” Olson,a2009BigSkyall-conferencehonorablemention,willholddownthecenterbackposition.Gibsonislookingtothejuniortostepupherleadershiproleonthesquad. “She’sgottostepupandbealeader,makeherselfasbigaspossibleonthelineandinourteam.”saidGibson.“Shehastherespectofherteammatesandsheisplayingthebiggestleadershipposition,centerback,butIthinkshehastherightmindset.Shehasaphenomenalattitude.We’regoingtobuildonherpassion,herattitudeandherleadership.”

OntheoutsidebackpositionMeganStainbrookwillnotonlybeadefensiverockbutanoffensivethreatattheseniorwill have the freedom to move up the field. Her heart anddeterminationwillserveherasanoverallleaderoftheteam. “Sheisoneofthoseplayersthatifyouliterallycutthemopen you would just see orange and black,” said Gibson ofMeganStainbrook.“Iknowthat’sacornystatementbutthatkidhasgivenherheartandsoultothisprogram.Shewouldlaydownherlifeforthisteam.Shewouldbethekidthatbridesthegap,laysherselfdownsothatyoucouldwalktotheotherside.Sheisaleaderthroughandthrough.Shewantsnothingmorethanthisteamtosucceed.” AlishiaCairl,playedinall19gamesfortheBengalsandwasthefirstplayertoscoreagoalfortheBengalslastseasoninISU’s2-1victoryoverLoyolaChicagoontheroad. “IfyoucouldbottlewhatshehasIcouldberich.Shehaseverythingyouwantinakid,”saidGibsonofCairl.“She’sgotthe drive, the passion, the work ethic, the work grade, sheputs inthetime.Shedoeseverythingyouwanthertodo. Ithinkshehastheabilitytomakeanimpactshejustneedstofindtheconsistency inhergametotranslateall thespecialqualitiesintobecomingagreatplayer. Ithinksheisgettingcloserandclosertothat.” LivZabkaandTaraBicebothcompetedin15gamesfortheBengalsasfreshmen.BicescoredherfirstgoalasaBengalonaheaderoffacrossinISU’s4-1victoryovertheCollegeofIdaho.Bothplayerslooktoincreasetheirtimeonthefield. Another player fans could almost call a returner buthas never played for Idaho State during the regular seasonis sophomore transfer Lia Margolis. Margolis transferred toISU from Oregon State and played with the Bengals in thespring. “IthinkLiahasshowntobeatremendousplayerforusinthespring.ShewasahugegetforusfromOregonState,”said Gibson.“Her ability to come out of the back has beentremendous.Shecomeswithatonofexperience.Shesteppedinthisspringandwasabreathoffreshairforthisteam.Sheismaybethefittestplayerontheteamandshetakesgreatprideinthat.” The Bengals backline contains heart and talent whichholds the key to a successful combination. The only piece

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leftfortheBengalsnotjustasdefenders,butasateam,istocommunicatethedirectiontheywishtogoandmovethereinunison. “Ithinktalentwisewehavewhatittakes;Ithinkit’sjustmakingsureweareallheadedintherightdirectiononthesameday,”saidGibson. “If we can do that, be on the same page, beingaccountableforoneanother,beinginthistogether,goinginthatdirection. IfwecantakeeverythingwehaveandmoveforwardinthesamedirectiontogetherIloveourchances.”

GOALKEEPERS Idaho State’s final line of defense is wide open. ThegoalkeeperpositioniswideopentothebestkeeperontheteamandGibsoniskeepinghereyesopenforwhichplayerthatwillbein2011. “What’s great about our goalkeeper situation is it iswide open. If anyone had an advantage it would be Carly(Hutchings) because she has a year under her belt and therest are freshman,” said Gibson.“Maybe on paper it’s Carlywhogetsthestartingnod,butit’sstillhowdidtheytrain,howdotheycomein,howtheyworkwiththebackline,aretheydirecting things: all things I’m going to have my eyes wideopenforinthepreseasontomakesureourgoalkeepersarespotonforwhatoursystemiscallingfor.” Carly Hutchings the only returning keeper from lastseasonplayed483:23minutesfortheBengalsasafreshman.She made 29 saves and posted a 1-3-0 record earning ashutout against Sacramento State in ISU’s 1-0 victory overtheHornets.Sheallowedjustninegoalsholdinga1.68goalsagainstaverage. “I think Carly comes in with a little bit of experience,especially this spring she was able to get a lot of minutesunderherbelt.Shealwaysworkshard,”saidGibson. The two freshmen joining the Bengals are Lexi Smithand Maria Dela Cruz. Smith is a 5’10” keeper from JordanHighSchoolandwasamemberoftheOlympicDevelopmentProgram(ODP)forfiveyears.ShejoinssophomoremidfielderLauraBensonasthetallestplayersontheBengalteam. “Lexibringsgoodsizeandgoodexperience.Ithinkshewill come in strong and fit and ready to challenge for the

keeperposition,”saidGibson.“Shehasagreatdealofyouthexperience and is primed and ready to make the jump tocollegesoccer.Shewillcompeterightawayfortimeingoal.” DelaCruzisontheshorterendoftheheightspectrum.Standing at 5’4” and coming to ISU from Granite Bay HighSchoolhersizeisnothingtobenervousabout. “Mariaisalittlebitsmallerofagoalkeeper,butlikehercoachsaidifshewasonetotwoinchestallershewouldhavebeen gone two years ago,” said Gibson.“However, she hasgreatathleticismandcoverstheentiregoal.Shehasstrengthsthatsomeothergoalkeepersdon’t,suchasshe’swillingtogoright intotraffictogetaball, thesearesomestrengthsthatmaybeabiggerkeeperdoesn’thave.” As a team, Gibson is pleased with the experience herreturnersbringtothetableandbelievestheywillteachthenewcomersthe4-3-3systemherprogramhasputintoplaceeffectively.LearningcurveasideGibsonexpectsherplayerstocompeteandwineverysinglegame. “Mygoalforthisteamistowineverysinglegame.Wearenotinagameunlesswearetheretowinit.Wearegoingtodoeverythingwecantoprepareforthat,”saidGibson.“Wearegoingtomakesureweareatthetopofallthecomponentsnecessarytowin. “Ourfocusistobeableandwillingtostepinandcompeteandwineverysinglegameoneatatime.Notlookingforward,notlookingbackward;workingonrightnow.That’swhatI’mlooking forward to with this team. Do right now, the rightway.Everythingelsewilltakecareofitself.”

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2011 Bengal Numerical RosterNo. Name Nickname Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown (HS/Previous School)00 MariaDelaCruz GK 5-4 FR HS Roseville,Calif.(GraniteBayHS) 1 CarlyHutchings-Maloney GK 5-7 SO 1VL Centerville,Utah(ViewmontHS) 3 AlexHansen MF 5-8 SR 3VL Wellsville,Utah(MountainCrestHS)4 TaylorPowell Tay F 5-4 SR 3VL Davis,Calif.(DavisHS) 5 AnnaPingree Ping MF 5-8 JR 1VL Boise,Idaho(WallaWallaCC/Montana/TimberlineHS) 6 LivZabka D 5-7 SO 1VL SaltLakeCity,Utah(SkylineHS) 7 MeganStainbrook Smalls D 5-6 SR 3VL SouthJordan,Utah(BinghamHS) 8 LauraPerez F 5-8 JR 2VL NorthLasVegas,Nev.(CheyenneHS) 9 LanieWard D 5-8 SO TR Sandy,Utah(WaterfordHS)10 TaylorMcBride D 5-3 FR HS Logan,Utah(MountainCrestHS)11 AmandaEllsworth F 5-8 FR HS Roseville,Calif.(RosevilleHS)12 AshleyJones A.J. MF 5-8 JR 2VL Draper,Utah(AltaHS)14 AllysonStainbrook Ally MF 5-7 SO 1VL SouthJordan,Utah(BinghamHS)15 MadelineGochnour MF 5-7 FR HS SaltLakeCity,Utah(EastHS)16 MikaelaCarrillo D 5-8 FR HS SanClemente,Calif.(SanClementeHS)17 TaraBice D 5-5 SO 1VL Broomfield,Colo.(LegacyHS)18 RachelStrawn F 5-2 JR 2VL Roy,Utah(RoyHS)19 MckenzieAdams F 5-4 FR HS Orem,Utah(TimpanogosHS)20 MorganOlson Mo D 5-3 JR 2VL Logan,Utah(LoganHS)21 KileyGodfrey F 5-5 SO 1VL SealBeach,Calif.(LosAlamitosHS)22 AllyssaKenney MF 5-6 FR HS Carlsbad,Calif.(LaCostaCanyonHS)23 LexiSmith GK 5-10 FR HS Riverton,Utah(JordanHS)24 LiaMargolis D 5-4 SO TR SaltLakeCity,Utah(OregonState/ParkCityHS)25 AlishiaCairl A.C. D 5-2 JR 2VL Meridian,Idaho(MeridianHS)28 LauraBenson MF 5-10 SO 1VL Sandy,Utah(SkylineHS)

PRONUNCIATION GUIDETara Bice:“rhymeswithrice”

Alishia Cairl:Carol

Mikaela Carrillo:Mih-KAY-laCar-REE-yo

Maria Dela Cruz:DEL-lahCruise

Madeline Gochnour:GOCK-nuhr

Lia Margolis:Lee-uhMar-GO-lis

Anna Pingree:PIN-gree

Lanie Ward:Lane-EE

Liv Zabka:Zahb-kuh

Goalkeepers (3) - DelaCruz,Hutchings-Maloney,Smith

Defenders (9)-Bice,Cairl,Carrillo,Margolis,McBride,Olson,MeganStainbrook,Ward,Zabka

Forwards (6) - Adams,Ellsworth,Godfrey,Perez,Powell,Strawn

Midfielders (7) - Benson,Gochnour,Hansen,Jones,Kenney,Pingree,AllysonStainbrook

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No. Name Nickname Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown (HS/Previous School)19 MckenzieAdams F 5-4 FR HS Orem,Utah(TimpanogosHS)28 LauraBenson MF 5-10 SO 1VL Sandy,Utah(SkylineHS)17 TaraBice D 5-5 SO 1VL Broomfield,Colo.(LegacyHS)25 AlishiaCairl A.C. D 5-2 JR 2VL Meridian,Idaho(MeridianHS) 6 MikaelaCarrillo D 5-8 FR HS SanClemente,Calif.(SanClementeHS)00 MariaDelaCruz GK 5-4 FR HS Roseville,Calif.(GraniteBayHS)11 AmandaEllsworth F 5-8 FR HS Roseville,Calif.(RosevilleHS)15 MadelineGochnour MF 5-7 FR HS SaltLakeCity,Utah(EastHS)21 KileyGodfrey F 5-5 SO 1VL SealBeach,Calif.(LosAlamitosHS) 3 AlexHansen MF 5-8 SR 3VL Wellsville,Utah(MountainCrestHS) 1 CarlyHutchings-Maloney GK 5-7 SO 1VL Centerville,Utah(ViewmontHS)12 AshleyJones A.J. MF 5-8 JR 2VL Draper,Utah(AltaHS)22 AllyssaKenney MF 5-6 FR HS Carlsbad,Calif.(LaCostaCanyonHS)24 LiaMargolis D 5-4 SO TR SaltLakeCity,Utah(OregonState/ParkCityHS)10 TaylorMcBride D 5-3 FR HS Logan,Utah(MountainCrestHS)20 MorganOlson Mo D 5-3 JR 2VL Logan,Utah(LoganHS) 8 LauraPerez F 5-8 JR 2VL NorthLasVegas,Nev.(CheyenneHS) 5 AnnaPingree Ping MF 5-8 JR 1VL Boise,Idaho(WallaWallaCC/Montana/TimberlineHS) 4 TaylorPowell Tay F 5-4 SR 3VL Davis,Calif.(DavisHS)23 LexiSmith GK 5-10 FR HS Riverton,Utah(JordanHS)14 AllysonStainbrook Ally MF 5-7 SO 1VL SouthJordan,Utah(BinghamHS) 7 MeganStainbrook Smalls D 5-6 SR 3VL SouthJordan,Utah(BinghamHS)18 RachelStrawn F 5-2 JR 2VL Roy,Utah(RoyHS) 9 LanieWard D 5-8 SO TR Sandy,Utah(WaterfordHS) 6 LivZabka D 5-7 SO 1VL SaltLakeCity,Utah(SkylineHS)

Bengal Roster BreakdownBY CLASS

Freshman (8)-Adams,Carrillo,DelaCruz,Ellsworth,Gochnour,Kenney,McBride,SmithSophomore (8)-Benson,Bice,Godfrey,Hutchings-Maloney,Margolis,AllysonStainbrook,Ward,ZabkaJunior (6)-Cairl,Jones,Olson,Perez,Pingree,StrawnSenior (3) -Hansen,Powell,MeganStainbrook

BY STATECalifornia (6) -DelaCruz,Carrillo,Ellsworth,Godfrey,Kenney,PowellColorado (1) - BiceIdaho (2) - Cairl,PingreeNevada (1) -PerezUtah (15) -Adams,Benson,Gouchnour,Hansen,Hutchings-Maloney,Jones,McBride,Margolis,Olson,Smith,Strawn,AllysonStainbrook,MeganStainbrook,Ward,Zabka

BY HEIGHT5-2 (2) -Cairl,Strawn5-3 (2) -McBride,Olson5-4 (4) -Adams,DelaCruz,Margolis,Powell5-5 (2) -Bice,Godfrey5-6 (2) - Kenney,MeganStainbrook5-7 (4) -Hutchings-Maloney,Gochnour,AllysonStainbrook,Zabka5-8 (7) - Carrillo,Ellsworth,Hansen,Jones,Pingree,Perez,Ward5-10 (2) -Benson,Smith

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Taylor PowellSenior • Forward • 5-4Davis, Calif. • Davis HSExercise Science

Idaho State: (2010) Started in 13 of her 19 games played ... Scored two goals earning four points for the year ... had 16 shots with six on goal ... had a shot on goal percentage of .400 and a shot percentage of .133 ... scored the game-winning goal, her first, at Loyola Chicago in ISU’s 2-1 victory (8/22) ... scored a goal in the 4-3 win over Southern Utah (8/12).

(2009) Redshirted due to injury.

(2008) Started in nine of the 15 games she played ... opened her season assisting a goal in the 2-1 win over Utah State (8/22) at home ... made two goals over the season ... made a goal against Boise State (9/5) at the 29:11 mark ... made the game-tying goal against Eastern Washington (10/9) at the 87:20 mark ... had eight games where she unleashed at least one shot with four games where she had two ... had 12 shots during the season with seven on goal for a .583 shots on goal percentage.

(2007) Powell started two of the 14 games she played ... made a goal against Southern Utah (10/6) at 78:58 in the game and was assisted by teammate Jenny Ford ... Powell earned a point for her assist to Kilee Quigley against Weber State (11/3) in the final match of the season ... made three shot attempts in the season.

High School: Was the starting varsity forward for Davis Senior High ... received All-League honors as both a sophomore and junior ... helped team to back-to-back Monticello-Empire League titles ... received All-Tournament honors at the 2006 St. Mary’s Tournament ... recorded 22 goals with 20 assists as a junior ... Helped club team to the two premiere league titles ... also won the 2005 regional and made it to the finals in 2006.

Personal: Parents are Dean and Laura Powell ... has two sisters, Camille and Victoria ... majoring in exercise science ... full name is Emily Taylor Powell ... also enjoys playing the piano.

Career Statistics for Taylor PowellYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2007 14-2 3 2 1 1 3 02008 15-9 12 7 2 1 5 0 2010 19-13 15 6 2 0 4 1 Totals 48-24 30 15 5 2 12 1

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Alex HansenSenior • Forward • 5-8Wellsville, Utah • Mountain Crest HSSecondary Education

Idaho State: (2010) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors ... played in 17 games and started in four ... had seven shots with two on goal for a shot on goal percentage of .286 ... had one assist in the 4-3 win over Southern Utah (9/12) at Davis Field ... recorded two shots against Idaho (9/3) and at Montana (10/17).

(2009) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors … played in all 18 games for the Bengals, started in 10 contests … made an assist on the game-winning goal of Idaho State’s 2-1 victory over Eastern Washington in the semifinals of the Big Sky Conference tournament (11/6) … posted a season-high three shots twice, the first at New Mexico State (8/23) and again at Eastern Washington (10/11) … posted a season-high two shots on goal against Northern Colorado (10/17) in ISU’s 2-0 victory … recorded 17 shots with four on goal for a .235 shots on goal percentage for the season.

(2008) Played in all 19 games for the Bengals and started in 11 as a freshman ... earned All-Academic Honors ... made an assist in her first contest as a Bengal using her flip-throw to inbound the ball for the game-winning goal in the 2-1 defeat of Utah State (8/22) in Idaho State’s season opener ... posted 14 shots during the season with a streak of at least one shot each game for five straight contests ... had three on goal shots for a .214 shots on goal percentage for the season.

High School: Lettered in both soccer and basketball at Mountain Crest High School ... was her team’s offensive MVP as a senior ... was an Honorable Mention All-State pick by The Deseret News ... recorded eight goals and seven assists for 23 points, second on Mountain Crest’s team, as the Mustangs went 9-6-2 during her senior year ... was named First Team All-Valley ... helped Mountain Crest to three 4A state playoff appearances in both soccer and basketball ... won a region basketball title in 2007.

Personal: Parents are Tom and Sheri Hansen ... birthday is September 12, 1989 ... majoring in secondary education ... full name is Alexandria Hansen ... father Tom was an outside linebacker for Utah State.

Career Statistics for Alex HansenYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2008 19-11 14 3 0 1 1 02009 18-10 17 4 0 1 1 02010 17-4 7 2 0 1 1 0Totals 54-25 38 9 0 3 3 0


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Megan StainbrookSenior • Defender • 5-6South Jordan, Utah • Bingham HSExercise Science

Idaho State: (2010) Earned Big Sky All-Academic ... started in all 19 games played ... had 16 shots with five on goal ... held a shot on goal percentage of .312 ... posted a season-high six shots at Eastern Washington (10/15) ... posted two shots, both on goal, at Nevada (9/16) ... averaged 0.84 shots per game.

(2009) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors … played in all 18 games for the Bengals starting in 17 contests … scored two goals and made two assists for six points during the season … her first goal of the season was ISU’s first goal against Wyoming (9/13) that helped the Bengals to a 2-1 victory over the Cowgirls … scored her first game-winning goal of her career in ISU’s 2-0 victory over Northern Colorado (10/17) at home … had two assists, both at home, her first against Montana (10/8) and her second against Northern Arizona (10/15) … posted 14 shots for the season with a .143 shot percentage … she recorded four shots on goal to hold a .286 shot on goal percentage … posted a season-high three shots at Portland State (10/23).

(2008) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors ... played in all 19 games for the Bengals starting in 13 games ... made her first assist as a Bengal in the first goal against Wyoming (9/21) a game the Bengals would tie at 1-1 ... had seven shots in the season, with a two shot streak over two games ... had two shots against Idaho (9/7) followed by two against Utah Valley (9/11) ... had two on goal shots for a .286 shots on goal percentage for the season.

High School: Graduated from Bingham High School in 2008 with a 3.835 GPA ... four-year letterman in soccer ... awarded Most Inspirational her senior season ... was a member of the Region 3 Champions state runners-up team her freshman year and was a state semi finalist of the Region 3 Champions her sophomore and junior year ... was a member of the State Cup champion team from 2003-04 and 2006-07 in club soccer ... Was a member of the State Cup finalist team in 2005 and 2008 ... played for the Avalanche Premier and Celtic Storm Premier club soccer teams ... was a member of the Utah State ODP team from 2005-07 ... made the honor roll all four years.

Personal: Parents are Greg and Debbie Stainbrook ... birthdate is November 26th, 1989 ... major is exercise science ... cousin Nathan Krull was the kicker for the Sioux Falls Storm a professional indoor football team ... aunt Cathy Carpenter ran track at Brigham Young and cousin Scott Fraser played football for the University of Southern California ... has five siblings, four sisters and one brother: Brittany, Allyson, Caitlyn, Heather and Matthew ... sister Allyson Stainbrook plays soccer for the Idaho State Bengals.

Career Statistics for Megan StainbrookYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2008 19-13 7 2 0 1 1 02009 18-17 14 4 2 2 6 12010 19-19 16 5 0 0 0 0Totals 56-49 37 11 2 3 7 1

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Anna PingreeJunior • Midfielder • 5-8 • Boise, IdahoWalla Walla CC/Montana/Timberline HSSociology

Idaho State: (2010) Started in seven of her 14 games played ... had four shots with one on goal for a .250 shot on goal percentage ... recorded two shots at Eastern Washington (10/15) ... had one shot, on goal, in the 4-1 win over College of Idaho (8/27) at Davis Field ... had one shot in the 0-0 double overtime tie with Utah State (8/29) at Davis Field.

Walla Walla CC: (2009) Helped team capture the 2009 NWAACC and East Region NWAACC Championships ... the NWAACC East Region Championship Title was WWCC’s seventh straight title ... helped WWCC post a 21-1-0 record for the season and an undefeated 15-0-0 record in the East Region ... scored three goals for the Warriors ... scored her first goal for the Warriors in the 66th minute against Eastern Oregon in a 3-0 victory (9/1/09) ... scored two goals in the 28th and 57th minute against Olympic (9/12/09) in Walla Walla CC’s 7-0 victory ... sustained a season ending injury after Olympic contest causing her to redshirt the season.

Montana: (2008) Named All-Big Sky Honorable Mention … was one of five player to start in all 19 contests for the Griz … helped Montana advance to the Big Sky tournament … scored a goal and made an assist for three points during the season … her only goal for the season was a game winner against Idaho in a 2-0 victory (10/5/08) … she made an assist on the first goal of Montana’s 2-1 overtime victory over Wyoming (9/7/08) … posted 11 shots with three on goal for a .273 shot on goal percentage.

High School: Lettered in soccer for four seasons and basketball for one season … in 2005, named Female Athlete of the Year as a freshman … in 2006, named 5A Honorable Mention South Idaho All-Conference … in 2007, named 5A First Team SIC and awarded Timberline Defensive Player honor … was the Timberline team captain in 2007 … competed in the Olympic Development Program in 2007 … made the State Playoffs three season in a row from 2005-07 and helped Timberline to the 5A State Championship in 2007 … helped the Boise Capital Soccer Club to two straight State Championships … named 5A Second Team SIC in 2008 … was the Team Captain for the Boise Capital Soccer Club for two seasons.

Personal: Parents are Mark and Louisa Pingree … has one brother, Micky who competed for Everett, the University of Illinois Chicago and Lewis and Clark State College in baseball … brother Micky was an NAIA 2008 National Champion … father Mark played baseball in at Lewis and Clark State and was drafted by the New York Mets in 1980 in the 21st round … will major in sociology.

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Ashley JonesJunior • Midfielder • 5-8Draper, Utah • Alta HSNursing

Idaho State: (2010) Started in all 17 games played ... Tied with Kiley Godfrey in leading the Bengals in goals scored with three ... led the team with a season-high two goals in one game ... scored two goals against Southern Utah including the game-winning penalty kick in the second period to secure a 4-3 victory over Southern Utah (9/12) at Davis Field ... went one for one in penalty kicks for the season ... took 16 shots with five on goal ... posted a season-high three shots against Southern Utah (9/12) and against

Sacramento State (10/21) ... posted two shots, both on goal, at Montana (10/17) ... posted a .312 shot on goal percentage ... scored a goal against Idaho (9/3) in the Governor’s Cup at Davis Field.

(2009) Named Big Sky Newcomer of the Year her freshman season … named Second Team All-Big Sky Conference … named Most Valuable Player at the Bennion Banquet … played and started in all 18 of ISU’s contests … tied with senior Annamarie Hofstetter in leading the Bengals in goals (5), assists (5) and points (15) … tied with Bengal Hofstetter for third most points in the Big Sky for the season … recorded three assists in a half to set the single-game all-time record in program history in ISU’s Big Sky opening 3-1 victory over Montana (10/8) which earned the Bengal her first Big Sky Player of the Week award … a strong offensive presences she posted four first goals of her five scored for the season … scored her first career goal and game-winner, in ISU’s 2-1 victory at New Mexico State (8/23) … scored the first goal in ISU’s 2-1 victory at Southern Utah (8/28) … scored a goal against Idaho (9/4) at the Governor’s Cup … scored the first goal in ISU’s 4-2 victory over Northern Arizona (10/15) at Davis Field … scored the first goal in ISU’s 4-0 shutout of Weber State (10/31) at Davis Field .. posted an assist on ISU’s game-winning goal against Utah Valley (9/23) in ISU’s 2-1 victory … made an assist in ISU’s 2-0 victory over Northern Colorado (10/17) at Davis Field … posted the third most shots for the Bengals with 36 and recorded the second most shots on goal with 20 for the season … averaged a .139 shot percentage and a .556 shots on goal percentage, the second best mark for the Bengals.

High School: Graduated from Alta High School in 2009 with a 3.0 GPA ... lettered in Soccer for four years ... was a three-time Utah State champion from 2006-08 ... was named All-State First Team in 2007 and 2008 ... posted the most assists on her team in 2007 ... named ESPN National Player of the Week on Sept. 17, 2008 ... scored four goals during the four tournament games of the 2008 State competition.

Personal: Birthdate is January 5, 1991 ... parents are Greg and Wendy Jones ... has two brothers Alex and Drew and one sister Sydney ... major is in nursing.

Career Statistics for Ashley JonesYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2009 18-18 36 20 5 5 15 22010 17-17 16 5 3 0 6 1Totals 35-35 52 25 8 5 21 3

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Rachel StrawnJunior • Forward • 5-2Roy, Utah • Roy HSEarly Childhood Education

Idaho State: (2010) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors ... named Most Improved Player at the Bennion Athletic Award Banquet ... started in all 19 games played ... led the Bengals with nine points scoring two goals and having five assists ... assisted on the game-winning goal in ISU’s 2-1 victory at Loyola Chicago (8/22) ... scored her first goal of the season and posted an assist for three points in ISU’s 4-1 victory over the College of Idaho (8/27) ... scored the game-winning goal in ISU’s 1-0 victory over Boise State

(9/5) in the Governor’s Cup at Davis Field ... assisted the game-winning goal in ISU’s 2-1 victory over Seattle (9/9) ... also had an assist against Northern Colorado (10/9) and Sacramento State (10/21) ... posted the second most shots on the team with 26 and the second most shots on goal with 13 ... posted a .500 shot on goal percentage.

(2009) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors … competed in 18 games and started in nine for the Bengals her freshman year … scored two goals, both game winners, to tie for the most game winners for Idaho State during the season … recorded four assists on the year … recorded eight points for the season, the third best point total for the Bengals … worked her way up recording four assists before her two goals … posted an assist in ISU’s 2-1 victory at New Mexico State (8/23) … posted an assist in three straight games: against Idaho (9/4), at Boise State (9/6) and in ISU’s 2-1 victory at Wyoming (9/13) … posted her first goal as a Bengal to give ISU a 2-1 victory over Utah Valley (9/23) at Davis Field … posted her second goal and game winner in ISU’s 4-2 victory over Northern Arizona (10/15) at Davis Field … recorded 22 shots, 13 of which were on goal … posted a .091 shot percentage and a .591 shot on goal percentage … averaged 1.22 shots per game.

High School: Graduated from Roy High School in 2009 with a 3.8 GPA ... lettered in soccer ... led her team in assists and was the second leading scorer at Roy High School ... earned Honorable Mention All-Area in 2005 ... was named second team All-Area in 2006 and 2008 ... earned Athletic Academic Honors in 2005, 2006 and 2008 ... helped team to state playoffs as a freshman ... was a member of the Park City Black Diamond Soccer Club ... was a member of the Utah 91 ODP State Team from 2005-08 ... was a member of the Region IV ODP Pool in 2005 ... was a Utah State Champion in 2004 and 2006 ... Helped her team to State Finalists in 2003 and 2007 ... was a member of the Far West Regional Quarter finalist in 2006 with the Utah Avalanche ... helped the US Club Soccer team to National Semi-Finalists and Regional Championship ... high honor roll member from 2005-08 ... Roy High School English Essay Winner ... prom queen nominee ... was a Utah State Softball Champion in 2004 with the Utah Thunder.

Personal: Birthdate is July 5, 1991 ... parents are Mark and Terri Strawn ... has two brothers, Tyler and Ethan, and one sister Kristen ... major is early childhood education.

Career Statistics for Rachel StrawnYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2009 18-9 22 13 2 4 8 22010 19-19 26 13 2 5 9 1Totals 37-28 48 26 4 9 17 3


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Morgan OlsonJunior • Defender • 5-3Logan, Utah • Logan HSAccounting

Idaho State: (2010) Started in all 19 games played ... led the Bengal backline ... posted three shots with one on goal ... had a shot against Idaho (9/3) ... had a shot in ISU’s 2-1 victory over Seattle (9/9)

at Davis Field ... had one shot, on goal, at Utah Valley (9/23).

(2009) Named Big Sky All-Conference Honorable Mention … named Rookie of the Year at the Bennion Athletic Awards Banquet … competed in 18 games for the Bengals as a defender and started in 17 as a freshman, all but the season opener … helped ISU hold its opponents to eight shots on goal at home for the season on Davis Field … broke through the backlines to post three shots … recorded a season-high two shots in ISU’s 2-1 victory over New Mexico State (8/23) … posted a shot in ISU’s contest at Boise State (9/6) in the Governor’s Cup.

High School: Graduated from Logan High in 2009 with a 3.8 GPA ... lettered in soccer for four years ... made the 2008-09 First Team All-State ... was named MVP and team captain for soccer ... participated in the state quarterfinals for the 2005-06 and 2006-07 season ... made a semi-final appearance for state in 2008-09 ... played basketball for four years, lettering for three ... Was the MVP and team captain for basketball ... was the student body secretary.

Personal: Birthdate is October 18, 1990 ... parents are Rolan and Stefani Olson ... has three sisters, McCall, Amanda, Alexis and one brother Devin ... major is accounting.

Career Statistics for Morgan OlsonYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2009 18-17 3 0 0 0 0 02010 19-19 3 1 0 0 0 0Totals 37-36 6 1 0 0 0 0

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Laura PerezJunior • Forward • 5-8North Las Vegas, Nev. • Cheyenne HSPolitical Science

Idaho State: (2010) Played in 18 games and started in two ... scored two goals and had two assists ... posted an assist in ISU’s 2-1 victory at Loyola Chicago (8/22) ... earned three points by scoring a goal and making an assist in ISU’s 4-1 victory over the College of

Idaho (8/27) at Davis Field ... posted 11 shots with six on goal ... held a nine game shot streak from Aug. 22 to Sep. 18 and held a four game shot on goal streak from Sept. 9 to Sept. 18 ... held a .545 shot on goal percentage.

(2009) Played in 17 games and started in three … scored two goals for four points on the season … scored her first career goal against Montana (10/8) in ISU’s 3-1 victory at Davis Field … scored her second goal of the season against Northern Colorado (10/17) in ISU’s 2-0 victory at Davis Field … she posted 12 shots with five on goal … she recorded a .167 shot percentage and a .417 shots on goal percentage … posted a season-high two shots in three different contests.

High School: Graduated from Cheyenne High School in 2009 with a 3.8 GPA ... lettered in soccer ... named 2006 Rookie of the Year ... Was the Team Captain for two seasons, 2007-08 ... helped FC Las Vegas soccer club earn state champions three times ... was named Student of the Month in February 2008 ... was a member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Parents are Osyaldo Perez and Elizabeth Arias ... has one brother Andrew Perez ... major is political science ... birthdate is Nov. 12, 1991.

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Idaho State: (2010) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors .. played in 19 games and started in four ... scored ISU’s first goal in it’s 2-1 victory at Loyola Chicago

(8/22) ... had two shots, both on goal for a 1.000 shot on goal percentage ... had one shot on goal at Loyola Chicago (8/22) and one shot on goal at Weber State (10/29).

(2009) Earned Big Sky All-Academic Honors … Competed in 15 games for the Bengals as a freshman … Recorded two shots for the season … Recorded a shot at New Mexico (8/21) … Recorded a shot at Eastern Washington (10/11).

High School: Graduated from Meridian High School in 2009 with a 3.75 GPA ... Earned three varsity letters in soccer and two varsity letters in track and field ... Named to Second Team ... Helped team to State playoffs in 2008 ... Was on the Honor Roll from 2006-08.

Personal: Birthdate is September 12, 1990 ... Parents are Scott and Denise Cairl ... Has one sister, Thiriza Cairl, and one brother Cole Cairl ... major is dietetics.

Career Statistics for Alishia CairlYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2009 15-0 2 0 0 0 0 02010 19-4 2 2 1 0 2 0Totals 24-4 4 2 1 0 2 0

Alishia CairlJunior • Defender • 5-2Meridian, Idaho • Meridian HSDietetics

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Idaho State: (2010) Played in nine games and started in four ... was in goal 483:23 minutes ... made 29 saves for a .763 save percentage ... led the Bengals with a season-high 12 saves at Portland State (10/24) ... allowed nine goals to hold a 1.68 goals against average ... recorded first career shut-out against Sacramento State (10/21) ...

posted a 1-3-0 record.

High School: Lettered in soccer for four years at Viewmont High School … named Defensive MVP and awarded the Outstanding Leadership Honor ... earned Academic All-State … helped Viewmont to the State semifinals in 2006 and 2009 … helped Viewpoint reach the State quarterfinals in 2008 … held a 4.0 GPA.

Personal: Parents are Steve and Jody Hutchings … has two brothers Cameron and Chase … married to Jake Maloney ... birthdate is December 2, 1991 … undeclared major.

Career Statistics for Carly Hutchings-MaloneyYear GP-GS Min GA GAAvg. Saves Save% Record Shutouts2010 9-4 483:23 9 1.68 29 .763 1-3-0 1Totals 9-4 483:23 9 1.68 29 .763 1-3-0 1

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Kiley GodfreySophomore • Forward • 5-5Seal Beach, Calif. • Los Alamitos HSUndeclared

Idaho State: (2010) Played in 19 games and started in three ... scored three goals and had two assists for eight points, for the second best mark on the team ... posted three points in ISU’s 4-1 victory over the College of Idaho (8/27) scoring her first career goal and making an assist ... assisted the game-winning goal in ISU’s 1-0 victory over Boise State in the Governor’s Cup (9/5) ... scored the

game-winning goal in ISU’s 2-1 win over Seattle (9/9) ... scored a goal against San Jose State (9/18) at the Wolfpack Invitational hosted by Nevada ... posted eight shots with four on goal for a .500 shot on goal percentage ... had a season-high three shots against the College of Idaho (8/27).

High School: Lettered in soccer for four years and track and field for two years at Los Alamitos High School … helped her team earn the 2009 Aliso Cup Championship ... scored the game-winning goal to send Los Alamitos to the finals at the 2009 Division I Southern Section CIF … was a member of the Sunset League Champions for three straight seasons from 2006-09 … Was named Second Team All-County of the Sunset League in 2009 … helped Los Alamitos capture the 2007 North Orange County Classic Championship … as a member of the Slammers North GU19 FC Premier Club soccer team was a Surf Cup Semi-Finalist in 2007 and captured second place in the U16 Gold Division Coast Soccer League … in 2008, was a participant in the Surf Cup, was a Texas Shoot out College Showcase participant and was a member of the U17 Premier Division Coast Soccer League … under the Slammers in 2009 she helped her team earn the GU18 Championship and the GU19 Surf Cup College Tournament Championship … in 2009, she was also a participant of the Las Vegas College Showcase, was a PDA College Showcase participant, and a Texas Shoot out College Showcase participant, as well as a member of the U19 Premier Division Coast Soccer League.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Dianne Cravens ... has three brothers, Justin Godfrey and Charles and Matt Cravens … birthdate is May 30, 1992 … major is undeclared.

Career Statistics for Kiley GodfreyYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2010 19-3 8 4 3 2 8 1Totals 19-3 8 4 3 2 8 1

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Idaho State: (2010) Played in 15 games and started in four ... as a defender had six shots with one on goal for a .167 shot on goal percentage ... posted a season-

high two shots against Utah State (8/29) ... posted a shot in the 2-1 win at Loyola Chicago (8/22) ... posted a shot on goal against Northern Colorado (10/9).

High School: Lettered in soccer for four years at Skyline High School … named 5A First Team All-State and First Team All-Region in 2009 … named Team MVP and team captain her senior season … in 2008, named Second Team All-Region … was the Utah Rush Competition Team Captain … helped Skyline achieve a 5A Region II Championship in 2009 … made two State playoff appearances … was a Utah State Cup quarter finalist for Utah Rush in 2008 … was a member of the National Honor Society … was named Academic All-Region Award … was given an Academic Excellence Award … was given the Principals Award for Outstanding Academic Citizenship and Leadership.

Personal: Full name is Sarah Olivia Zabka … mother is Lori Schmidt ... has one brother Tim Schmidt ... father is Milan Zabka … birthdate is February 18, 1992 … major is undeclared.

Liv ZabkaSophomore • Defender • 5-7Salt Lake City, Utah • Skyline HSUndeclared

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Tara BiceSophomore • Defender • 5-5Broomfield, Colo. • Legacy HSUndeclared

Idaho State: (2010)Played in 17 games

and started in two ... scored the game-winning goal against the College of Idaho (8/27) on a header ... made six shots with two on goal for a .333 shot on goal percentage ... held a .167 shot percentage ... had three games where she recorded two shots: against the College of Idaho (8/27) at Nevada (9/16) and at Utah Valley (9/23).

High School: Graduated from Legacy High School in 2010 ... lettered in soccer for four years and basketball for two years ... was a four year starter ... helped Legacy HS advance to second roun dof state playoffs her sophomore and junior seasons ... helped her club team earn a state cup championship, a state cup runner-up and made a far west regional’s semi-finalist appearance.

Personal: Parents are Kevin and Patty Jo Bice ... has one sister Jocelyn ... birthdate is February 28, 1992 ... major is undeclared.

Career Statistics for Tara BiceYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2010 15-2 6 2 1 0 2 1Totals 15-2 6 2 1 0 2 1

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Idaho State: (2010) Played in 16 games and started in two ... scored one goal and had one assist ... assisted the game-winning goal in ISU’s 1-0 victory over Boise State (9/5) in the Governor’s Cup at Davis Field ... scored the game-winning goal, her first career goal, in ISU’s 1-0 victory over Sacramento State (10/21) ... posted 10 shots with four on goal for a .400 shot on goal percentage ... posted two shots

on goal against Idaho (9/3) ... posted two shot against Idaho (9/3) and against Northern Colorado (10/9).

High School: Lettered in soccer for four years … named all-region first team in 2008 and 2009 … was led the team in scoring in 2009 with 34 points from nine goals and 16 assists … Named Most Inspirational in 2009 … named academic all-region in 2009 … was Bingham HS team captain in 2008 and 2009 … named All-Region Honorable Mention in 2007 … was a member of the High School Region Three Champions her freshman and senior seasons … was a State semi-finalist her freshman season … member of the State Cup Champion team in 2006 … was a State Cup finalist in Club soccer from 2004-05 and 2007-09 … played for the Utah Avalanche Premier and La Roca Northern Premier club teams … was a member of the Utah State Olympic Development Program team from 2005-08 … was on the honor roll for four years.

Personal: Parents are Greg and Debbie Stainbrook … has four sisters, Brittany, Megan, Caitlyn and Heather and one brother Matthew … sister Megan is a current member of the Idaho State soccer team … cousin Nathan Krull was a kicker for the Sioux Falls Storm professional indoor football team … cousin Scott Fraser played football for Southern California … aunt Cathy Chipman-Carpenter ran track for Brigham Young … birthdate is August 19, 1992 … major is undeclared.

Allyson StainbrookSophomore • Midfielder • 5-7South Jordan, Utah • Bingham HSUndeclared

Career Statistics for Allyson StainbrookYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2010 16-2 10 4 1 1 3 1Totals 16-2 10 4 1 1 3 1

Bengal Soccer Sister Tradition

Allyson Stainbrook and Megan Stainbrook became the second pair of sisters to compete together at Idaho State. The first pair of sisters was Stacey Peterson-Allen and Tia Peterson-Burns when their careers overlapped in 2003 before Tia Peterson married in 2006. Stacey played for the Bengals from 2000-03 and Tia competed from 2003-06. Seven years later, on Aug. 29, 2010 the Stainbrook’s took the field in ISU’s double overtime tie.

Megan Stainbrook2008-Present, #7 - Defender

Allyson Stainbrook2010-Present, #14 - Midfield


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Laura BensonSophomore • Forward • 5-10Sandy, Utah • Skyline HSUndeclared

Career Statistics for Laura BensonYear GP-GS Shots SOG Goals Asst Pts GW2010 19-3 2 1 0 0 0 0Totals 19-3 2 1 0 0 0 0

Idaho State: (2010) Competed in 19 games and started in three ... recorded two shots with one on goal for a .500 shot on goal percentage ... recorded a shot against Utah State (8/29) ... posted a shot on goal at Utah Valley (9/23).

High School: Graduated from Skyline High School in 2010 ... lettered in soccer for two years and basketball for three years ... named second team all-state ... scored six goals and maintained a .350 scoring average ... helped Skyline HS make three state playoff appearances ... made four state playoff appearances with basketball and helped her team win the 2008 5A state title ... three year honor roll student ... member of the National Honor Society ... homecoming queen nominee.

Personal: Parents are Robert and Anne Benson ... has one sister Melissa and two brothers Jeff and Daniel ... birthdate is July 28, 1992 ... major is undeclared.

Lanie WardSophomore • Defender • 5-8Sandy, Utah • Waterford HSUndeclared

#9Previous School (New Mexico): Attended New Mexico from 2009-11 ... redshirted 2009 season and did not compete in 2010 ... was a member of the Mountain West Conference Championship team in 2010 that advanced to the first round of the NCAA tournament where the Lobos were overcome by the eventual tournament champion Notre Dame.

HighSchool:Graduated from Waterford High School in 2009 with a 3.57 GPA ... lettered in soccer for four years under Head Coach Scott Stewart ... helped Waterford HS earn two state championships in 2006 (2A) and 2008 (3A) ... named first team all-state in 2006 and second team all-state in 2007 and 2008 ... advanced to quarter finalist of Far West Region tournament in 2006 ... received the National Charity League Mother Daughter Award in 2006 and 2007 ... earned academic high honors for two terms, academic scholar for two terms as well as earning academic honors for eight terms ... played club soccer for Utah State Cup Champion Utah Avalanche in 2006 and 2008 ... club team also won the 2008 Las Vegas Coaches Classic in 2008.

Personal:Father is Matt Ward ... brother Matt played soccer for Hamline University ... born on Feb. 20, 1991 in Salt Lake City, Utah ... fullname is Melanie Ward ... major is undeclared ... summer of 2010 spent three weeks in Kenya working at the Ngala school for the deaf in Nakuru, Kenya and building an orphanage in Ngata, Kenya working through RaFIKis a non-profit organization ... worked in all of RaFIKis charity events to help raise money to build the orphanage.

Head Coach Gibson on Ward:“I had actually worked with Lanie before in the ODP camps and had started to recruit her but our needs as a program took us in a different direction. She went to New Mexico. She’s a very good player but I haven’t seen her compete in a long time. Right now she’s out of the country doing volunteer work.”

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HighSchool:Graduated from San Clemente High School in 2011 with a 3.8 GPA … lettered in soccer for four years and volleyball for two years … named defensive MVP her freshman year … named scholar athlete in 2009 … earned honorable mention all-league in 2010 … recipient of the pursuing victory with honor award in 2010 … was the team captain from 2010-11 … helped San Clemente HS capture the 2009 state and CIP championships and were ranked No. 1 in the nation by the ESPN rise … received first proclamation of distinction award in the city of San Clemente … In 2010, was a finalist in state and CIF competitions, ranked No. 5 in the nation by ESPN rise … member of the California Scholarship Federation (CSF) … earned principals honor roll all four years.

Personal:Parents are Mark and Tiffany Carrillo … has one sister Marlee … mother Tiffany Carrillo played volleyball at Loyola Marymount … born on January 23, 1993 … major is undeclared.

Mikaela CarrilloFreshman • Defender • 5-8 San Clemente, Calif. • San Clemente HSUndeclared

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Head Coach Gibson on Carrillo:“Mikaela is a very smart and solid defensive player who will bring depth to our back line. She comes from a very good club background, the same as previous Bengal Lauren Hough, and we are excited about the knowledge and experience she will bring to our team.”

Lia MargolisSophomore • Defender • 5-4Salt Lake City, Utah • Park City HS/Oregon State

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High School: Graduated from Park City High School with a 3.8 GPA … lettered in soccer for three years and cross country for two years … named class 3A first team all-state for defender her senior year and honorable mention her sophomore year … helped her team win the regional championships all three years she competed … made a play-off appearance three years in a row capturing second in state her senior year and led her team to a state championship her freshman season … was on the honor roll four years running.

Personal:Parents are Dan and Lynne Margolis … has one brother Brian and one sister Brynne … born on June 6, 1991 … will major in nursing.

Head Coach Gibson on Margolis:“Lia is a huge pick up for us in her transfer from the top 20 Oregon State Beavers. A solid and experienced defender, she has the ability to step in right away and make a difference in our back line. Her fitness level is already at the top of the team which shows her commitment and dedication to her development.”


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High School: Graduated from Jordan High School in 2011 with a 3.75 GPA … lettered in soccer for three years from 2008-10 after transferring from Riverton High school … lettered in basketball for the 2010-11 season … helped her team to the first round of state playoffs in 2010 … was voted the varsity team leader in 2010 … was a member of the Utah state Olympic Development Program (ODP) team for five years and a member of the region camp for three years … was a four year captain for the Sparta United Club … held a .03 goals allowed per game in 2009 … member of the honor roll from 2007-2011.

Personal: Parents are Chris and Sarah Smith … has one brother Andrew and one sister Allison … father Chris Smith played football for Brigham Young and was a two-time All-American … father Chris was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals and played for the NFL team for one year … mother Sarah Smith was an all-state CIP player … fullname is Alexandra Smith... born May 5, 1993 … major is undeclared.

Lexi SmithFreshman • Goalkeeper • 5-10Riverton, Utah • Jordan HSUndeclared

Head Coach Gibson on Smith:“Lexi is a very talented goalkeeper out of Utah. She has a great deal of youth experience and is primed and ready to make the jump to college soccer. With great size and strength, Lexi will compete right away for time in goal.”

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Madeline GochnourFreshman • Midfielder • 5-7Salt Lake City, Utah • East HSUndeclared

#15HighSchool: Graduated from East High School in 2011 with a 3.75 GPA … lettered in soccer and track and field for three years and cross country for one year … In soccer, earned first team and second team all-state recognitions during her career … was the team captain … averaged .58 goals per game her senior season recording 11 goals over her three year career … helped her team to a 47-5-1 record from her sophomore to senior season … earned Lindsay Wilkinson Award … helped her team to the state playoffs and state quarter finals her sophomore season, state quarterfinals her junior season and state semifinals her senior season … helped East HS earn the soccer regional championship all three seasons … participated in the state track and field meets three straight seasons and participated in the junior Olympics track and field for the mile following her sophomore season … helped East HS earn the regional championship and captured the individual title as a freshman … was the homecoming second attendant her senior year … was named winter royalty her sophomore year … was a member of the Health Professions Academy (HPA).

Personal: Parents are Scott and Robin Gochnour … has one sister Victoria and one brother David … Katie Larkin, a second cousin, competed for Brigham Young in soccer and was a USA National team and a member of the Women’s Professional Soccer League … born on March 16, 1993 … major is undeclared.

Head Coach Gibson on Gochnour:“Madeline comes to us from a very strong club in the Park City Black Diamonds. Madeline brings a strong presence to our midfield position and we will look for her to step in and make an immediate impact for us at that position.”

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Amanda EllsworthFreshman • Forward • 5-8Roseville, Calif. • Roseville HSUndeclared

#11High School: Graduated from Roseville High School

with a 3.75 GPA … lettered in soccer and golf for three years and cross country for one year … named to the sierra foothill all-league soccer team two years running earning second team honors her sophomore season and first team honors her junior season … was a Sac Joaquin section finalist in cross country her freshman year … helped Roseville HS become a finalist in the 2009 San Joaquin Division II championships … led Roseville HS to the San Joaquin Division II championship in 2010 … earned the Roseville HS academic merit award her sophomore and junior seasons.

Personal:Parents are David and Linda Ellsworth … has one sister Kayla … born on February 1, 1993 … major is undeclared.

Head Coach Gibson on Ellsworth:“Amanda is a strong and savvy forward from Northern California. She has a knack for the goal and has the strength to be a great target player as well as a take on artist from the front line. She will add a great deal of depth to our front line.”

High School: Graduated from Mountain Crest High School in 2011 with a 3.89 GPA … lettered in soccer for three years and track and field for two years … named all-valley honorable mention as a sophomore and all-valley defender as a senior … was a team captain her senior season … was on the honor roll all four years of high school … earned student of the month honor … received hope of America award … earned academic excellence award.

Personal:Parents are Blake and Marty McBride … has one sister Kortney and one brother Rylee … born on September 26, 1991 … major is undeclared.

Taylor McBrideFreshman • Defender • 5-3Logan, Utah • Mountain Crest HSUndeclared

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Head Coach Gibson on McBride:“Taylor is a very tenacious and talented defensive player with tons of attacking qualities in her game. She will compete immediately for time on the outside and we will look for her to use her speed and understanding of the game to add to our already talented roster.”


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Personal:Parents are Scott and Pam Adams ... has four brothers Britain, Jordan, Jantzen and Jayden and two sisters Shantae and Shayla ... sister Shantae played soccer at Utah Valley and Dixie State and was an all-american forward ... sister Shayla played soccer for one year at Dixie State ... birthdate is March 5, 1993 ... major is undeclared.

Mckenzie AdamsFreshman • Forward • 5-4Orem, Utah • Timpanogos HSUndeclared

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Head Coach Gibson on Adams:“Adding McKenzie Adams to this talented 2011 class is very exciting for our program. She is a proven goal scorer and she will compete right away to continue that trend for the Bengals. McKenzie brings speed and a scoring threat that we are looking forward to adding to the likes of Rachel, Kiley, and Taylor. The combination of this group will be the fastest front line we have had in my time at ISU.”

High School: Graduated from Granite Bay High School in 2011 … lettered in soccer for four years and basketball for three years … in soccer, named team MVP as a freshman … named first team all-league … helped JV team earn SFL Championship … led varsity team to an undefeated SLF Championship in 2009 and was the 2011 SacJoaquin Section Champions … led Granite Bay HS to a 15-4-2 overall record and a 6-3-1 league record her senior season … recorded 12 shutouts and had a .623 goals against average her senior season … was a Junior AMA Award recipient … was a Senior AMA Award recipient … earned national scholar and athlete award from the United States Army Reserve.

Personal: Parents are Lew and Evelyn Dela Cruz … full name is Maria Charizze Ina Dela Cruz … born in Cagayan De Oro City, Philippines … birthdate is Nov. 13, 1993 … major is undeclared.

Maria Dela CruzFreshman • Goalkeeper • 5-4Roseville, Calif. • Granite Bay HSUndeclared

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Allyssa KenneyFreshman • Midfielder • 5-6Carlsbad, Calif. • La Costa Canyon HSUndeclared

#22HighSchool:Graduated from La Costa Canyon High

School in 2011 … lettered in soccer for three years … was a three-time all-league player and named defensive player of the year three times … was named to the all-tournament team for the Baron’s Cup … pushed La Costa Canyon HS to a 15-4-3 record during her senior season and a 4-0-2 league record … as a junior she scored one goal and had one assist … as a senior she scored two goals and one assist … played for Carlsbad Elite Club … led her team to the Division 1 CIF Championship … advanced to the semifinal state play-off … led her team to become the Avocado league champions.

Personal:Parents are Phil and Pam Kenny … has one sister Megan and one brother Andrew … father Phil played college soccer at San Diego and sister Megan played at St. Mary’s college … birthdate is Oct. 29, 1993 … plans to major in health science.

Head Coach Gibson on Kenney:“She comes out of a very strong club in Carlsbad Elite. She’s a big strong player, very strong on tackles, very fit, just a really exciting find late in the 2011 class. Depending on how she comes in I would love to see her in a defensive midfield role right away if not in the middle of the season.”

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Kathyrn Ford GK 2007, 2008Michelle Harrison GK 2008Lindsay Gensler GK 2005, 2006Shannon Boyle GK 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Chrissy Nelson GK 1998, 1999, 2000

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Natalie Graham F 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Janel Smith MF 2003Ashley May-Steel F 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Alissa Minegar D 1998

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Alex Hansen F 2008, 2009, 2010Kim Crosbie F 2006, 2007Stephanie Anderson MF 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Heather Beck D 2001Nikkie Hitchcock D 1999Stephanie Rhodehouse MF 1998, 2000

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Taylor Powell F 2007, 2008, 2010Chantal Kim F 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Molly Downs D 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002

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Kilee Quigley MF 2006, 2007, 2008Kim Crosbie F 2005Jenna Jones MF 2002, 2003, 2004Trish Bolander F 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

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Liv Zabka D 2010Shauna Fleming MF 2009Ashley Askwig MF 2008Sunny Katsilometes MF 2007Ashlee Maughan D 2004Stacey Peterson-Allen F 2001, 2002, 2003Shannon Blaker MF 2000AdriAnn Jorgensen F 1998

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Megan Stainbrook D 2008, 2009, 2010Chelsea Cox MF 2006, 2007Ashli Kimenker D 2004, 2005Carissa Raveaux MF 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003Rashell Tucker F 1998

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Laura Perez F 2009, 2010Kascie Harris D 2006 Jessie Bobert F 2003, 2004Kristi Renak D 2002Danielle Davies D 2001Stacey Peterson-Allen F 2000Brittany Thompson MF 1999Shannon Blaker MF 1998

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Lauren Ryan MF 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Elizabeth Roberts MF 2005, 2006Shawna Park MF 2003, 2004Janel Graham-Smith MF 2000, 2001, 2002Kimberley Christensen MF 1999

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Donya Oliveira F 2010Kacey Ball D 2008, 2009Michelle Okumura MF 2004, 2005, 2006, 20047Heather Arnell F 2003Ashley Beck MF 2002Brooke Pollard-Roberts F 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

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Michelle Buhrle MF 2009Jen Munro MF 2008Jill Christofferson MF 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007Amanda Rigby F 2003Krystal Saling F 2002Korbie Underwood-Vaughan MF 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

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Ashley Jones MF 2009, 2010Jana Davis-Boehler F 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008Sarah Hobdey F 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Angela Chris MF 2000Sarah Moravitz D 1998, 1999

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Allyson Stainbrook MF 2010Shailee Smith D 2009Ellen Larsen MF 2008Ali Zikratch F 2006Anastasia Katsilometes MF 2004, 2005Heather Hunt-Jones F 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003Amber Christensen MF 1999Michelle Emery MF 1998

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Kelsea Godfrey D 2010Annamarie Hoffstetter MF 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009Kilee Quigley MF 2005Holly Christensen D 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004Alicia Buchanan MF 1998, 1999

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Randi Kendrick F 2010Amber Worthen MF 2009Katie Miller D 2007, 2008Tia Peterson-Burns F 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Ilsa Gramer MF 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002Julie McDonnell D 1998

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Tara Bice D 2010Krisha Read F 2009Mackenzie Murdoch MF 2007Jennifer Loo D 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006Lindsay Russell MF 2002Tarragh Law D 1998, 1999, 2000

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Rachel Strawn F 2009, 2010Noelle Sanders MF 2008Kalie McGuire D 2007, 2006, 2005Elizabeth Roberts D 2004Emily Hubbard-Blanchard D 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000

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Benicia Brogan D 2008, 2010Stephanie Schumacher MF 2007Erin Dupont MF 2006Chelsea Cox MF 2005Jamie Meehan MF 2002, 2003Stacey Proctor F 1999Camille Ray MF 1998

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Morgan Olson D 2009, 2010Jennifer Sander MF 2006Carlie Tobiason MF 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005Brittany Cox MF 2001Shaleen Weston MF 1998, 1999, 2000

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Kiley Godfrey F 2010Jana Davis-Boehler F 2009Jenny Ford F 2006, 2007Esther Toronto GK 2003, 2004, 2005Heather Beck GK 2002Holly Emery GK 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001

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Karissa Henage-Fisher D 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Mary Barrett D 2006 Lacey Pearson F 2005Ashli Kimenker D 2002, 2003Tricia Adams D 2001Jill Schade MF 1999, 2000Teah Beckman D 1998

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Bailey Williams GK 2008, 2009, 2010Jamie Hatfield MF 2005Jenna Jones MF 2001

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Lauren Hough D 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010Shawna Park MF 2002Priscilla Muchaka MF 2001

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Alishia Cairl D 2009, 2010Crosby Joyner MF 2007, 2008

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Friday • August 19 • 5 pm MST Cedar City, Utah • Thunderbird Soccer Field

Location........................................................................Cedar.City,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference.......................................................... The.Summit.LeagueFacility/Capacity..............................Thunderbird.Soccer.Field/500Nickname.......................................................................... ThunderbirdsColors.......................................................................... Scarlet.and.WhiteHead.Coach...........................................................................Brian.StockRecord.at.Southern.Utah.......................... 47-118-18.(11.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...........................................................Jessica.Brown2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 5-11-12010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................ 2-7-0/8thSports.Information.Director................................... Kyle.NewhouseEmail..............................................................kylenewhouse@suu.eduPhone.Number................................................................801-336-8959School.Website...................................................www.suutbirds.com

BRIGHAM YOUNGGAME 4

Tuesday • August 30 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location................................................................................. Provo,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference.................................................... West.Coast.ConferenceFacility/Capacity...............................................South.Stadium/3,200Nickname.....................................................................................CougarsColors...............................................................................Blue.and.WhiteHead.Coach...........................................................Jennifer.RockwoodRecord.at.Brigham.Young...............................263-80-28.(15.years)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches................................ Chris.Watkins,.Aleisha.Rose2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 16-3-32010.Conference.Record/Finish..... 5-1-1/2nd.(Mountain.West)Sports.Information.Director........................Whitney.Craft.JordanEmail..................................................................... soccer_sid@byu.eduPhone.Number................................................................801-422-8999School.Website.............................................www.byucourgars.com

IDAHOGAME 5 - GOVERNOR’S CUP

Friday • September 2 • 4:30 pm MST Moscow, Idaho • Guy Wicks Field

Location.......................................................................... Moscow,.IdahoAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference................................................................. Western.AthleticFacility/Capacity................................................. Guy.Wicks.Field/500Nickname......................................................................................VandalsColors................................................................ Silver.and.Vandal.GoldHead.Coach.......................................................................Pete.ShowlerRecord.at.Idaho....................................................32-78-5.(6.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches......................................................... Grant.Williams2010.Overall.Record........................................................................ 14-72010.Conference.Record/Finish............................................ 5-3/3rdSports.Information.Director..................................... Spencer.FarrinEmail.................................................................. spencerf@uidaho.eduPhone.Number................................................................208-310-9610School.Website................................................. www.govandals.com

NORTHWEST NAZARENEGAME 2

Tuesday • August 23 • 3 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location............................................................................ Nampa,.IdahoAffiliation......................................................................NCAA.Division.IIConference................................................ Great.Northwest.AthleticFacility/Capacity..............Northwest.Nazarene.Soccer.Field/750Nickname................................................................................. CrusadersColors................................................................................. Red.and.BlackHead.Coach.....................................................................Jamie.LindvallRecord.at.NNU.................................................39-103-10.(8.seasons)Career.Record............................................... 65-132-14.(11.seasons)Assistant.Coaches........................................................ Rachel.Lindvall2010.Overall.Record........................................................................ 5-132010.Conference.Record/Finish..........................................3-11/7thSports.Information.Director................................ Craig.StensgaardEmail..............................................................cmstensgaard@nnu.eduPhone.Number................................................................208-467-8856School.Website................................................. www.nnusports.com

NEVADAGAME 3

Friday • August 26 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location................................................................................... Reno,.Nev.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference................................................................. Western.AthleticFacility/Capacity......................................... Mackay.Stadium/29,993Nickname..................................................................................Wolf.PackColors.....................................................................Navy.Blue.and.SilverHead.Coach................................................................. Dr..Melissa.PriceRecord.at.Nevada-Reno....................................... 7-9-3.(1st.season)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches.............................Lauren.McAdam,.Kirk.Nelson2010.Overall.Record.......................................................................7-9-32010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................ 2-5-1/6thSports.Information.Director.............................. Nick.SaccomannoEmail...............................................................nsaccomanno@unr.eduPhone.Number................................................................775-682-6985School.Website.....................................www.nevadawolfpack.com

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Thursday • September 22 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location................................................................................. Orem,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference.............................................................................Great.WestFacility/Capacity.......................................................Clyde.Field/2,000Nickname............................................................................... WolverinesColors............................................................................Green.and.WhiteHead.Coach..................................................................Brent.AndersonRecord.at.Utah.Valley.........................................43-49-6.(5.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...................................................................Tasha.Bell.2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 10-9-12010.Conference.Record/Finish......................................... 5-0-1/1stSports.Information.Director............................................. Clint.BurgiEmail......................................................................clint.burgi@uvu.eduPhone.Number................................................................801-362-1548School.Website...................................... www.wolverinegreen.com

WEBER STATEGAME 11

Friday • September 30 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location...............................................................................Ogden,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity.....................................Wildcat.Soccer.Field/2,000Nickname.................................................................................... WildcatsColors...........................................................................Purple.and.WhiteHead.Coach.................................................................... Tim.CromptonRecord.at.Weber.State.................................... 56-67-13.(7.seasons)Career.Record...................................................................................sameAssistant.Coaches............. Meagan.Thunell,.Tom.VudhiVadhana2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 3-15-12010.Conference.Record/Finish.......................................2-4-1/t5thSports.Information.Director.................................... Justin.JohnsonEmail.......................................................... justinjohnson@weber.eduPhone.Number................................................................801-690-6891School.Website...................................www.weberstatesports.com

BOISE STATEGAME 6 - GOVERNOR’S CUP

Sunday • September 4 • 11:00 am MST Moscow, Idaho • Guy Wicks Field

Location................................................................................Boise,.IdahoAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference................................................................. Western.AthleticFacility/Capacity......................................Boas.Sports.Complex/750Nickname..................................................................................... BroncosColors.............................................................Blue.(Royal).and.OrangeHead.Coach..........................................................................Steve.LucasRecord.at.Boise.State....................................93-97-24.(11.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches....... Mark.Hiemenz,.Stephanie.Wieger,.Eric.Simmonsen

2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 7-11-32010.Conference.Record/Finish... 4-2-2/5th.(Western.Athletic)Sports.Information.Director..............................................Doug.LinkEmail................................................................... dlink@boisestate.eduPhone.Number................................................................208-426-1027School.Website...........................................www.broncosports.com

UTAH STATEGAME 7

Sunday • September 11 • 1 pm MST Logan, Utah • Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field

Location................................................................................Logan,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference................................................................. Western.AthleticFacility/Capacity.............Chuck.and.Gloria.Bell.Soccer.Field/500Nickname........................................................................................AggiesColors....................................................................Navy.Blue.and.WhiteHead.Coach....................................................................Heather.CairnsRecord.at.Utah.State.............................................75-70-17.(8.years)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...........Trevor.Wachsman,.Maria.Nelson.(G.A.)2010.Overall.Record.......................................................................9-7-52010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................5-2-1/t1stSports.Information.Director............................................ Kara.FisherEmail......................................................................kara.irving@usu.eduPhone.Number................................................................435-757-8184School.Website......................................www.utahstateaggies.com

NEW MEXICO STATEGAME 8

Friday • September 16 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location........................................................................ Las.Cruces,.N.M.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference................................................................. Western.AthleticFacility/Capacity............................Soccer.Athletic.Complex/1,000Nickname........................................................................................AggiesColors.......................................................................Crimson.and.WhiteHead.Coach...........................................................................Blair.QuinnRecord.at.New.Mexico.State.......................................... First.SeasonCareer.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches..................................................... Cortney.Sobrero2010.Overall.Record.......................................................................7-8-32010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................ 1-6-1/9thSports.Information.Director....................................Tiffany.FranklinEmail...........................................................................tfrank@nmsu.eduPhone.Number................................................................575-642-2168School.Website.........................................www.nmstatesports.com

UTAHGAME 9

Sunday • September 18 • 1 pm MST Salt Lake City, Utah • Ute Field

Location.................................................................. Salt.Lake.City,.UtahAffiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference.....................................................................................Pac-12Facility/Capacity...........................................................Ute.Field/2,000Nickname............................................................................................ UtesColors.......................................................................Crimson.and.WhiteHead.Coach......................................................................Rich.ManningRecord.at.Utah.............................................. 110-63-19.(10.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches................................ Ryan.Crabbe,.Mariel.Wilner2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 5-15-12010.Conference.Record/Finish...... 3-3-1/4th.(Mountain.West)Sports.Information.Director............................................. Kyle.HarrisEmail......................................................kharris@huntsman.utah.eduPhone.Number................................................................801-580-4411School.Website.................................................... www.utahutes.com

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Thursday • October 20 • 5 pm MST Sacramento, Calif. • Hornet Field

Location.....................................................................Sacramento,.Calif.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity....................................................Hornet.Field/1,500Nickname..................................................................................... HornetsColors..............................................................................Green.and.GoldHead.Coach...................................................................... Randy.DediniRecord.at.Sacramento.State......................... 38-27-14.(4.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...........................Mary.Trigg,.Jennifer.Lawrence2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 9-10-12010.Conference.Record/Finish.........................................4-3-0/3rdSports.Information.Director...........................................Joe.WaltastiEmail..........................................................................waltasti@csus.eduPhone.Number................................................................916-889-6643School.Website............................................www.hornetsports.com

PORTLAND STATEGAME 17

Sunday • October 23 • 1 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location.............................................................................Portland,.Ore.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity.........................................Hillsboro.Stadium/7,600Nickname.......................................................................................VikingsColors...............................................................Green,.White.and.SilverHead.Coach........................................................................Laura.SchottRecord.at.Portland.State...................................24-27-9.(3.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches..................................................... Melanie.Langley.2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 9-10-12010.Conference.Record/Finish....................................... 5-2-1/2ndSports.Information.Director..........................................Ryan.McCallEmail................................................................... ryan.mccall@pdx.eduPhone.Number................................................................503-725-5744School.Website.........................................................www.goviks.com

NORTHERN ARIZONAGAME 12

Friday • October 7 • 7 pm MST Flagstaff, Ariz. • Lumberjack Stadium

Location.............................................................................Flagstaff,.Ariz.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity................................... Lumberjack.Stadium/1,000Nickname............................................................................LumberjacksColors..................................................................... Blue,.Gold.and.SageHead.Coach.................................................................... Andre.LucianoRecord.at.Northern.Arizona........................81-91-21.(10.seasons)Career.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...............................Holly.Jones,.Brady.Flummer2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 12-4-32010.Conference.Record/Finish......................................... 6-0-1/1stSports.Information.Director.......................................Stayson.IsobeEmail.............................................................................. smi28@nau.eduPhone.Number................................................................928-523-1017School.Website............................................. www.nauathletics.com

NORTHERN COLORADOGAME 13

Sunday • October 9 • 12 pm MST Greeley, Colo. • Jackson Stadium

Location.............................................................................Greeley,.Colo.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity........................................... Jackson.Stadium/1,860Nickname.......................................................................................... BearsColors.................................................................................Blue.and.GoldHead.Coach.......................................................................... Tim.BarreraRecord.at.Northern.Colorado...............109-101-13.(11.seasons)Career.Record.......................................................................169-145-16Assistant.Coaches................................................. Simone.Borucinski.2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 10-6-32010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................ 3-2-2/4thSports.Information.Director.............................................Zach.BondEmail...................................................... .bond9697@bears.unco.eduPhone.Number................................................................970-351-2522School.Website................................................... www.uncbears.com

EASTERN WASHINGTONGAME 14

Thursday • October 13 • 4 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location............................................................................Cheney,.Wash.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity...........EWU.Sports.and.Recreation.Center/500Nickname........................................................................................ EaglesColors................................................................................Red.and.WhiteHead.Coach............................................................... George.HageageRecord.at.Eastern.Washington..................58-121-5.(11.seasons)Career.Record............................................... 61-152-15.(13.seasons)Assistant.Coaches....................Julio.Morales,.Tamara.B..Hageage2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 2-14-12010.Conference.Record/Finish........................................ 2-5-0/7thSports.Information.Director..................................... Cara.SchlingerEmail.....................................................................cschlinger@ewu.eduPhone.Number................................................................509-359-6333School.Website....................................................... www.goeags.com

MONTANAGAME 15

Saturday • October 15 • 1 pm MST Pocatello, Idaho • Davis Field

Location.........................................................................Missoula,.Mont.Affiliation.......................................................................NCAA.Division.IConference....................................................................................Big.SkyFacility/Capacity............................. South.Campus.Stadium/1,200Nickname.....................................................................................GrizzliesColors.........................................................................Maroon.and.SilverHead.Coach..................................................................... Mark.PlakorusRecord.at.Montana........................................................... First.SeasonCareer.Record.................................................................................. SameAssistant.Coaches...................Sophie.Clough,.Lauren.Robertson2010.Overall.Record.................................................................... 3-12-32010.Conference.Record/Finish.......................................2-4-1/t5thSports.Information.Director.......................................... Joel.CarlsonEmail......................................................... joel.carlson@mso.umt.eduPhone.Number................................................................406-243-5414School.Website......................................................... www.gogriz.com

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Sunday Aug.14 CARROLLCOLLEGE(EXHIBITION) Pocatello,Idaho 1:00pm

Friday. Aug..19. Southern.Utah. Cedar.City,.Utah. 5:00.pm

Tuesday Aug.23 NORTHWESTNAZARENE Pocatello,Idaho 3:00pm

Friday Aug.26 NEVADA-RENO Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Tuesday Aug.30 BRIGHAMYOUNG Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Friday. Sept..2. Idaho#.. Moscow,.Idaho. 4:30.pm

Sunday. Sept..4. Boise.State#. Moscow,.Idaho. 11:00.am

Sunday. Sept..11. Utah.State. Logan,.Utah. 1:00.pm

Friday Sept.16 NEWMEXICOSTATE Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Sunday. Sept..18. Utah. Salt.Lake.City,.Utah. 1:00.pm

Thursday Sept.22 UTAHVALLEY Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Friday Sept.30 WEBERSTATE* Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Friday. Oct..7. Northern.Arizona*. Flagstaff,.Ariz.. 7:00.pm

Sunday. Oct..9. Northern.Colorado*. Greeley,.Colo.. 12:00.pm

Thursday Oct.13 EASTERNWASHINGTON* Pocatello,Idaho 4:00pm

Saturday Oct.15 MONTANA* Pocatello,Idaho 1:00pm

Thursday. Oct..20. Sacramento.State*. Sacramento,.Calif.. 5:00.pm

Sunday Oct.23 PORTLANDSTATE* Pocatello,Idaho 1:00pm

Thursday-Saturday. Nov..3-6. Big.Sky.Conference.Tournament!. TBA. TBA

*Denotes Big Sky Conference game, Bold CAPS denotes home game at Davis Field, #Denotes Governor’s Cup game, ! Denotes regular season champion hosts

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Final 2010 Standings BIG SKY OVERALL W L T Pts. W L T 1. NorthernArizona^* 6 0 1 19 12 4 32. PortlandState* 5 2 0 15 9 10 13. SacramentoState$* 4 3 0 12 9 10 14. NorthernColorado* 3 2 2 11 10 6 35. Montana 2 4 1 7 3 12 36. WeberState 2 4 1 7 3 15 17. EasternWashington 2 5 0 6 2 14 18. IdahoState 1 5 1 4 6 11 2*Clinched spot in Big Sky Tournament^Regular Season Champion$ Big Sky Tournament Champion

Post SeasonBIGSKYTOURNAMENT-SEMIFINALS

(November5,2010)(#3)SacramentoStatedef.(#2)PortlandState:2-1

(#1)NorthernArizonadef.(#4)NorthernColorado:1-0

CHAMPIONSHIP(November7,2010)

(#3)SacramentoStatedef.(#1)NorthernArizona:1-0

NCAACOLLEGECUP-FIRSTROUND(November12,2010)

(#1)Stanforddef.SacramentoState:3-0

2010 Big Sky Tournament TeamEleceMcBride*–SacramentoState

LeahLarot-SacramentoStateSavannahAbercrombie-SacramentoState

LauraBahno-SacramentoStateCoriShreve-SacramentoState

CaitlinPulver–SacramentoStateJennaSamora–NorthernArizona

KristiAndreassen-NorthernArizonaToriRocke-NorthernArizona

SamMonahan-NorthernArizonaKirstinSalminen-NorthernColorado

ErynBrown–PortlandState

*-BigSkyTournamentMVP

2010 Big Sky All-ConferenceFIRSTTEAMPosition Name School Goalkeeper ToriRocke NorthernArizonaDefenders KristiAndreassen#* NorthernArizona ToriHowe NorthernArizona ToniCarnovale% PortlandState AriWood WeberStateForwards DanielleBirdsall NorthernColorado FrankieRoss% PortlandState LeahLarot SacramentoStateMidfielders KaitlynHeinsohn Montana SamMonahan NorthernArizona KimmieFeidler NorthernColorado CoriShreve% SacramentoState* Unanimous Selection, % Two-Time Selection# Three-Time Selection, $ Four-Time Selection

SECONDTEAMPosition Name School Goalkeeper SavannahAbercrombie SacramentoStateDefenders LyndseyMartin EasternWashington AundreahaMartinez NorthernColorado SheaRoberts SacramentoState LauraBahno SacramentoStateForwards BrittneySparks EasternWashington ArielCook NorthernColorado JessieBaddley WeberStateMidfielders AmandaDutra PortlandState ErynBrown PortlandState MeganBurg SacramentoState RoxanneTebbs WeberState

HONORABLEMENTIONPosition Name School Goalkeeper KirstinSalminen NorthernColoradoDefenders DashiaHuff EasternWashington KarissaHenage-Fisher IdahoState LaurenHough IdahoState CourtneyWatson Montana GeorgiaFoltz NorthernArizona OliviaDeadmond NorthernColorado LauraWayland NorthernColorado EstyGeiger PortlandState ErinTarantino SacramentoState BaileyEames WeberStateForwards WhitneyBrannan EasternWashington ErinCraig Montana IndiaWatne Montana JennaSamora NorthernArizona ChelseaBednarz NorthernArizona BrittanyDunn NorthernColorado EleceMcBride SacramentoStateMidfielders LaurenJacobsen EasternWashington MeganStainbrook IdahoState FrankieBrady Montana BrennaBoise NorthernArizona BrandyCarr NorthernArizona CorieMcGuire NorthernArizona JJWykstra NorthernColorado BrittanyKnott NorthernColorado HannahKimsey PortlandState VictoriaRamirez SacramentoState

Special AwardsOffensiveMVP:DanielleBirdsall,NorthernColoradoDefensiveMVP:KristiAndreassen,NorthernArizonaNewcomeroftheYear:ChelseaBednarz,NorthernArizonaGoldenBootAward:DanielleBirdsall,NorthernColorado(ninepoints)(player who lead the Big Sky in points collected during league play)CoachoftheYear:RandyDedini,SacramentoState

ISU Academic All-Big SkyOnlyIdahoStatePlayers

Player Class MajorLauraBenson FR UndeclaredAndreaBeseris FR UndeclaredTaraBice FR UndeclaredAlishiaCairl% SO UndeclaredAlexandriaHansen# JR SecondaryEducationKarissaHenage-Fisher$ SR HealthEducationLaurenRyan# SR SportsManagementAllysonStainbrook FR UndeclaredMeganStainbrook# JR ExerciseScienceRachelStrawn SO EarlyChildhoodEducationBaileyWilliams JR MassCommunicationsSarah“Liv”Zabka FR Undeclared

% Two-Time Selection, # Three-Time Selection, $ Four-Time Selection

NOTE: Idaho State’s 12 players named to the Academic All-Big Sky team is a program high.

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALLGAMES 6-11-2 5-2-2 1-8 0-1CONFERENCE 1-5-1 1-1-1 0-4 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 5-6-1 4-1-1 1-4 0-1

Date Opponent W/L Score Att.Aug20 at#22Marquette L 0-5 376Aug22 atLoyolaChicago W 2-1 137Aug27 COLLEGEOFIDAHO W 4-1 639Aug29 UTAHSTATE TO2 0-0 571#Sep03 IDAHO L 1-2 461#Sep05 BOISESTATE WOT 1-0 453Sep09 SEATTLE W 2-1 211Sep12 SOUTHERNUTAH W 4-3 421%Sep16 atNevada L 0-2 128%Sep18, vsSanJoseState L 1-4 41Sep23 atUtahValley L 0-2 494Sep29 at#12BrighamYoung L 0-4 2118*Oct07 NORTHERNARIZONA T 0-0 527*Oct09 NORTHERNCOLORADO L 1-3 437*Oct15 atEasternWashington L 0-2 101*Oct17 atMontana L 0-1 327*Oct21 SACRAMENTOSTATE W 1-0 470*Oct24 atPortlandState L 0-1 218*Oct29 atWeberState L 0-2 413* Denotes Big Sky Game# Denotes Governor’s Cup (Pocatello, ID)% Denotes Wolf Pack Invitational (Reno, NV)

TEAMSTATISTICS ISU OPPSHOTSTATISTICS Goals-Shotattempts 17-195 34-291Goalsscoredpergame 0.89 1.79Shotpct. .087 .117Shotsongoal-Attempts 81-195 140-291SOGpct. .415 .481Shots/Game 10.3 15.3CORNERKICKS 73 89PENALTYKICKS 1-1 2-3PENALTIES Yellowcards 21 12Redcards 0 0ATTENDANCE Total 4190 4312Dates/AvgPerDate 9/466 9/479NeutralSite#/Avg 1/41

## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-AT18 Strawn,Rachel 19 2 5 9 26 .077 13 .500 1 0-021 Godfrey,Kiley 19 3 2 8 8 .375 4 .500 1 0-012 Jones,Ashley 17 3 0 6 16 .188 5 .312 1 1-18 Perez,Laura 18 2 2 6 11 .182 6 .545 0 0-04 Powell,Taylor 19 2 0 4 15 .133 6 .400 1 0-09 Ryan,Lauren 19 1 2 4 35 .029 14 .400 0 0-014 Stainbrook,Allyson 16 1 1 3 10 .100 4 .400 1 0-024 Hough,Lauren 17 1 1 3 9 .111 5 .556 0 0-017 Bice,Tara 15 1 0 2 6 .167 2 .333 1 0-025 Cairl,Alishia 19 1 0 2 2 .500 2 1.000 0 0-03 Hansen,Alex 17 0 1 1 7 .000 2 .286 0 0-016 Kendrick,Randi 8 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-07 Stainbrook,Megan 19 0 0 0 16 .000 5 .312 0 0-013 Beseris,Andrea 14 0 0 0 11 .000 7 .636 0 0-06 Zabka,Liv 15 0 0 0 6 .000 1 .167 0 0-027 Pingree,Anna 14 0 0 0 4 .000 1 .250 0 0-020 Olson,Morgan 19 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-015 Godfrey,Kelsea 19 0 0 0 3 .000 1 .333 0 0-028 Benson,Laura 19 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-022 Henage-FisherKarissa 19 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-010 Oliveira,Donya 3 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 0 0-019 Brogan,Benicia 5 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0-026 May,AshleyM. 4 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-023 Williams,Bailey 16 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 TOTAL 19 17 15 49 195 .087 81 .415 6 1-1 OPPONENTS 19 34 25 93 291 .117 140 .481 11 2-3

## GOALKEEPERS GP MIN. GA GAAVG SAVES PCT W-L-T SHUTOUTS1 Hutchings,Carly 9 483:23 9 1.68 29 .763 1-3-0 123 Williams,Bailey 16 1233:00 25 1.82 73 .745 5-8-2 3 TOTALS 19 1716:23 34 1.78 106 .757 6-11-2 4 OPPONENTS 19 1716:23 17 0.89 64 .790 11-6-2 10

GOALSBYPERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIdahoState 8 8 1 0 17Opponents 12 22 0 0 34

SHOTSBYPERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIdahoState 95 94 5 1 195Opponents 139 150 0 2 291

SAVESBYPERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIdahoState 56 49 0 1 106Opponents 34 30 0 0 64

CORNERKICKSBYPRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIdahoState 31 38 1 3 73Opponents 42 46 1 0 89

FOULSBYPERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIdahoState 104 103 1 2 210Opponents 68 71 3 2 144

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The Big Sky ConferenceThe Big Sky Conferenceenters its 49th year ofathletic competition in2011-12. The Big Skyis an NCAA Division Imember in all sports,withmemberinstitutionsclassified in theFootball ChampionshipSubdivision (formally I-AA).TheBigSkyreturnedto a nine-team format in2006 with the additionof the University ofNorthern Colorado afterspendingfiveyearsasaneight-memberleague.The current lineup

includes Eastern Washington, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State*,NorthernArizona,NorthernColorado,PortlandState,SacramentoStateandWeberState.TheleaguehasbecomeoneofthestrongestDivisionIconferencesintheWestandisanationalleaderinI-AAfootball.TheBigSkyConferencewasestablishedin1963bysixchartermembers– Idaho, Idaho State, Gonzaga, Montana, Montana State* and WeberState.ThosesixschoolsformedthefoundationoftheBigSkybeforetheleagueexpandedin1970byaddingBoiseStateandNorthernArizona.GonzagalefttheSkyin1979andwasreplacedbyNevada,whichgavetheleagueeightmembers.Theconferencegrewtonineschoolsin1987withtheadditionofEasternWashington.The1990ssawchangeinthemakeupoftheleague,beginningin1992whenNevadadepartedandputtheBigSkybackateightteams.In1996BoiseStateandIdaholeft and at the sametime the conferenceadded PortlandState, SacramentoState and Cal StateNorthridge. The BigSky maintained nineteams for five yearsbefore Cal StateNorthridge departedinthespringof2001.With the addition ofNorthern Colorado,the Big Sky spreadsacross seven states

spanning from the Pacific Oceanto the Rocky Mountain Front. TheBig Sky is represented along theentire west coast with schools inWashington,OregonandCalifornia.League schools also range up anddown the Rocky Mountains withinstitutions in Montana, Idaho,Utah,ArizonaandnowColorado.Of theeightwestern-moststates in thecontiguousUnitedStatesonlyone,Nevada,isnotrepresentedintheBigSky.OnFeb25,1963, thenameBigSkywasadoptedby thesixpresidentsofthechartermembersasthenameofthenewconference.ThenameBig Sky originated in a novel written by the late A.B. (Bud) Guthrie ofGreatFalls,Mont.,in1947entitled“TheBigSky.”JackHollowell,aformerMontana advertising director, promoted the Big Sky theme for theTreasureState,andHarryMissildineoftheSpokaneSpokesman-ReviewcalledforthenewlyformedleaguetobenamedtheBigSkyConferenceinhiscolumndatedFeb.20,1963.TheBigSkysponsorschampionships in14sports, includingmen’sandwomen’s cross country, indoor and outdoor track and field, basketballand tennis. In addition, there are also championships in football, andwomen’svolleyball,golfandsoccer.The2007-08seasonwillmarkthe20thyearthattheBigSkyConferencewill sponsor championships in women’s sports. The former MountainWest Conference existed from 1982-88, sponsoring championships forwomen’ssportsatthesameinstitutionstheBigSkyhadmen’sprograms.TheBigSkymergedwiththeMountainWestin1988,formingoneleagueforbothmenandwomen.DougFullerton,thefifthcommissioneroftheBigSkyConference,willenterhis12thyearatthehelm.FullertontookovertheBigSkyonJuly1,1995,

replacing longtimec o m m i s s i o n e rRon Stephenson.Stephenson servedthe league for14 years. SteveBelko was thecommissioner from1977-81 while JohnRoning held thepost from 1971-77. The first leaguecommissioner wasJackFriel,whoservedfrom1963-71.

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JonKasperAsst.Commissioner/

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Compliance

Big Sky AddressP.O.Box1459

2491WashingtonBlvd.,Suite201Ogden,UT84401

Phone NumbersPhone:801-392-1978

Fax:801-392-5568

Website“www.bigskyconf.com”

StaffCommissioner.......................................................DougFullertondfullerton@bigskyconference.org 801-392-1978,Ext.10

AssociateCommissioner............................................ [email protected] 801-392-1978,Ext.14

Asst.Commissioner/MediaRelations........................ [email protected] 801-392-1978,Ext.16

Asst.Commissioner/Compliance....................... [email protected] 801-392-1978,Ext.15

Marketing................................................................ [email protected] 801-392-1978,Ext.17

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Soccer Box Score (Final)The Automated ScoreBook

Idaho State vs #22 Marquette (Aug 20, 2010 at Milwaukee, Wis.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Marquette 1 4 5

Idaho State (0-1-0) vs.Marquette (1-0-0)Date: Aug 20, 2010 • Attendance: 376Weather:

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 66f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 60d 6 Zabka, Liv - - - - 78d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 45f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - - 63d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90d 17 Bice, Tara - - - - 66mf 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 68d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 62f 28 Benson, Laura - - - - 83

-- Substitutes --1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 248 Perez, Laura - - - - 2813 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 1116 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 2219 Brogan, Benicia - - - - 2421 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 3025 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 61

Totals 0 0 0 0

MarquettePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 0 KULLA, Natalie - - - - 90mf 2 VICTOR, Julia 4 2 - - 48d 3 MILLER, Ally - - - - 49mf 5 MALONE-POVOLNY, R. 2 1 1 1 51d 8 HISHMEH, Katie - - - - 73f 12 PAGE, Lindsey 3 1 - - 42d 15 THUT, Lauren - - - 2 62mf 17 BROWN, Rachel 4 1 - - 31f 18 SLOAN, Rachael 3 3 2 - 53d 25 McBRIDE, Kerry 3 1 - 1 73mf 27 ACREE, Lauren 2 1 - - 40

-- Substitutes --4 KELLY, Maegen 1 1 - - 257 PHILBIN, Lisa 2 - - - 219 JACOBSON, Cara 1 - - - 2810 REIGLE, Kate 1 1 1 - 4311 MADIGAN, Taylor 1 1 1 - 4216 JASKOWIAK, Megan - - - - 2819 JACOBSON, Emily 2 1 - - 4520 LAURENZI, Kristi 1 1 - - 3922 VICKER, Sam - - - - 1823 SMITH, Carly - - - - 1424 JANECEK, Emily - - - - 326 TEDESCO, Erin 1 - - - 2528 BARES, Ashley 4 3 - - 48

Totals 35 18 5 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Williams, Bailey 66:09 3 111 Hutchings, Carly 23:51 2 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 KULLA, Natalie 90:00 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Marquette 21 14 35

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Marquette 8 4 12

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 9 4 13Marquette 0 0 0

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 7 2 9Marquette 3 4 7

Scoring summary:No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description

1. 17:21 MARQ MALONE-POVOLNY, R. (1) THUT, Lauren header from corner kick far post2. 55:43 MARQ SLOAN, Rachael (1) MALONE-POVOLNY, R. rosie drew keeper out w/ a feed to sloan. Sloan

knocked it in open net3. 62:30 MARQ SLOAN, Rachael (2) McBRIDE, Kerry McBride on target where Sloan knocked it in on t

post4. 69:13 MARQ MADIGAN, Taylor (1) THUT, Lauren5. 72:50 MARQ REIGLE, Kate (1) (unassisted) from 30 yards out far post

Cautions and ejections:

Win-KULLA, Natalie (1-0-0). Loss-Williams, Bailey (0-1-0).Stadium: Valley FieldsOfficials: Referee: Mahmood Darvish; Asst. Referee: Lance Reisen; Barrett Britt;Alt. Official: Eric Bertun; Timekeeper: Chris Gaulke; Scorer: Amy Ufnowski;Offsides: Idaho State 0, Marquette 0.

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Idaho State vs Loyola Chicago (Aug 22, 2010 at Chicago, Ill.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 1 1 2Loyola Chicago 0 1 1

Idaho State (1-1-0) vs.Loyola Chicago (0-2-0)Date: Aug 22, 2010 • Attendance: 137Weather: Sunny skies, high of 80

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90f 4 Powell, Taylor 1 1 1 - 61d 6 Zabka, Liv 1 - - - 90d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 90f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - - 57f 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90mf 17 Bice, Tara - - - - 73f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - 1 78d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 53mf 28 Benson, Laura - - - - 60

-- Substitutes --8 Perez, Laura 1 1 - 1 2813 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 2016 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 819 Brogan, Benicia - - - - 2921 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 3425 Cairl, Alishia 1 1 1 - 57

Totals 5 3 2 2

Loyola ChicagoPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 GROESCH, Katie - - - - 90

2 STOKES, Chelsie 1 - - - 906 ROUFUS, Allie - - - - 908 PAPIERSKI, Kristin 3 3 1 - 8110 STONEBRAKER, Tricia 3 - - - 7911 STATON, Nikki - - - - 5213 BROWN, Alex - - - - 6118 DOE, Maggie 4 2 - - 9022 HUBLY, Jessie - - - - 5224 OLSEN, Maggie - - - - 5633 FUNK, Ashley - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --7 MICHELINI, Ana Claud - - - - 99 MORAWSKI, Cara - - - - 3714 PONTICELLO, Leah - - - - 116 PAPIERSKI, Lauren 1 - - - 4519 AMBROSE, Amelia 1 - - - 2823 WIESE, Claire - - - - 027 KEHOE, Erin 1 - - - 39

Totals 14 5 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Williams, Bailey 90:00 1 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 GROESCH, Katie 90:00 2 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 2 3 5Loyola Chicago 5 9 14

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 1 1Loyola Chicago 1 1 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 3 1 4Loyola Chicago 0 1 1

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 11 10 21Loyola Chicago 2 4 6


1. 42:34 ISU Cairl, Alishia Perez, Laura received ball from top of box, scored from 10yards out

2. 78:35 ISU Powell, Taylor Strawn, Rachel Received pass from #18 in box, beat GK far post3. 79:02 LUC PAPIERSKI, Kristin (1) Penalty kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-ISU #20 (28:01); YC-ISU #6 (44:34); YC-LUC #TM (88:58);YC-ISU #7 (88:58)

Win-Williams, Bailey (1-1). Loss-GROESCH, Katie (0-2).Stadium: Loyola Soccer ParkOfficials: Referee: Peter Manikowski; Asst. Referee: Peter Balciunas; Ramiro Talevera;Scorer: Shaggy;Offsides: Idaho State 5, Loyola Chicago 0.*Loyola yellow card was on Assistant, Brian Rigby.


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College of Idaho vs Idaho State (Aug 27, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalCollege of Idaho 0 1 1Idaho State 3 1 4

College of Idaho (Exhibition) vs.Idaho State (2-1, BSC 0-0)Date: Aug 27, 2010 • Attendance: 639Weather: Sunny and warm

College of IdahoPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 00 HARDEGREE-ULLMAN, K - - - - 90mf 2 BIGELOW, Kayla - - - - 90f 3 EGERMAN, Macy 2 1 1 - 43d 4 OLSON, Kirsten - - - - 90f 5 MOURITSEN, Erika 2 1 - - 80mf 9 HEFFNER, Chelsea 1 1 - - 70f 16 REICHEL, Jamie - - - - 64mf 17 AYALA, Jessica - - - - 71d 20 HAWKINS, Justine - - - - 90mf 22 CULVER, Taylor - - - - 54d 25 PATTON, Jessica - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --7 HUTTASH, Jordan - - - - 2212 HICKS, Sarah - - - - 2615 MORGAN, Devhan - - - - 5518 BOYCE, Amanda - - - - 31

Totals 5 3 1 0

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 56f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 25d 6 Zabka, Liv - - - - 60d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 54f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - 1 55mf 12 Jones, Ashley 1 - - - 25f 15 Godfrey, Kelsea 1 - - - 75f 18 Strawn, Rachel 1 1 1 1 54d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 74d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 44mf 28 Benson, Laura - - - - 23

-- Substitutes --1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 453 Hansen, Alex - - - - 458 Perez, Laura 1 1 1 1 3810 Oliveira, Donya 1 - - - 2713 Beseris, Andrea 2 2 - - 4117 Bice, Tara 2 1 1 - 3619 Brogan, Benicia 1 - - - 4621 Godfrey, Kiley 2 1 1 1 3724 Hough, Lauren - - - - 5225 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 3226 May, Ashley M. - - - - 1427 Pingree, Anna 1 1 - - 42

Totals 13 7 4 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 HARDEGREE-ULLMAN, Ke 90:00 4 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Williams, Bailey 45:00 0 11 Hutchings, Carly 45:00 1 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalCollege of Idaho 1 4 5Idaho State 9 4 13

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalCollege of Idaho 3 1 4Idaho State 8 2 10

Saves by period 1 2 TotalCollege of Idaho 3 0 3Idaho State 1 1 2

Fouls 1 2 TotalCollege of Idaho 3 2 5Idaho State 5 6 11


1. 8:50 ISU Strawn, Rachel (1) Ryan, Lauren 5 yards out to the right of keeper off corner kick2. 23:25 ISU Bice, Tara (1) Strawn, Rachel Header past keeper off a cross3. 32:13 ISU Perez, Laura (1) Godfrey, Kiley Scroed six yards out4. 78:53 CI EGERMAN, Macy (1) (unassisted) 20 yards out over keeper's head5. 87:50 ISU Godfrey, Kiley (1) Perez, Laura Cross from Perez

Cautions and ejections:YC-CI #12 (29:24)

Win-Williams, Bailey (2-1). Loss-HARDEGREE-ULLMAN, Ke (0-1).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Chris Watts; Asst. Referee: Alex Jones; Peter Stilling;Alt. Official: Bob Arnold; Timekeeper: Nicolette Dresback; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: College of Idaho 1, Idaho State 0.


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Utah State vs Idaho State (Aug 29, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalUtah State 0 0 0 0 0Idaho State 0 0 0 0 0

Utah State (2-0-1) vs.Idaho State (2-1-1)Date: Aug 29, 2010 • Attendance: 571Weather: 57 degrees clear

Utah StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 0 Merrill, Molli - - - - 110d 2 Crosland, Katie - - - - 110mf 3 Shiozaki, Stefani 2 - - - 94f 7 Flanary, Shantel 3 2 - - 110f 15 Miyashiro, Mari 3 2 - - 87f 17 Hansen, Lauren 5 4 - - 85d 19 Norris, Natalie 1 - - - 110d 20 Tillotson, Summer - - - - 110mf 21 Pond, Heather 1 - - - 82f 24 Sanchez, Marissa 1 1 - - 93mf 33 Salmon, Chandra - - - - 110

-- Substitutes --5 Pemberton, Kendra - - - - 356 Lundquist, Libby - - - - 2813 Montgomery, Kami 1 - - - 016 Sperry, Chelsie - - - - 1022 Larsen, Ellen - - - - 823 Hoskin, Jessica - - - - 28

Totals 17 9 0 0

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 110f 4 Powell, Taylor 1 - - - 79d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 92f 9 Ryan, Lauren 2 1 - - 31mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 98d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 110f 18 Strawn, Rachel 1 - - - 80d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 110d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 63d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 65mf 27 Pingree, Anna 1 - - - 57

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex 1 - - - 436 Zabka, Liv 2 - - - 638 Perez, Laura 1 - - - 2513 Beseris, Andrea 2 1 - - 4014 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 2917 Bice, Tara - - - - 3521 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 4525 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 928 Benson, Laura 1 - - - 27

Totals 13 2 0 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 Merrill, Molli 110:00 0 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Williams, Bailey 110:00 0 7TM TEAM 0:00 0 2

Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalUtah State 4 11 0 2 17Idaho State 7 2 3 1 13

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalUtah State 1 6 0 0 7Idaho State 1 5 1 3 10

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalUtah State 2 0 0 0 2Idaho State 2 6 0 1 9

Fouls 1 2 OT O2 TotalUtah State 3 7 2 2 14Idaho State 3 3 1 2 9


Cautions and ejections:YC-ISU #3 (95:07)

Utah State-Merrill, Molli (2-0-1). Idaho State-Williams, Bailey (2-1-1).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Alex Jones; Asst. Referee: Bob Arnold; Peter Stilling;Alt. Official: Mark Oliver; Timekeeper: Elizabeth Kidd; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Utah State 1, Idaho State 3.


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Idaho vs Idaho State (Sep 03, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho 2 0 2Idaho State 1 0 1

Idaho (2-2-0) vs.Idaho State (2-2-1)Date: Sep 03, 2010 • Attendance: 461Weather: Sunny and warm 74 degrees

IdahoPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 4 Boyden, Liz - - - - 90mf 5 San, Cassandra - - - - 90d 8 Breen, Chelsie - - - - 90mf 9 Pimley, Amber - - - - 90mf 12 Flockhart, Jill - - - 1 90f 14 Small, Chelsea 7 6 1 - 90mf 16 Wilson, Breanna 3 2 - - 69mf 20 Lopez, Megan 1 1 1 - 64d 21 Zuniga, Nitalia 1 1 - - 90d 22 Layton, Lauren - - - - 90mf 24 Hart, Erica 1 - - - 40

-- Substitutes --3 Canite, Melissa - - - - 2619 Boddie, Christina - - - - 1225 Corney, Kelsey 1 - - - 59

Totals 14 10 2 1

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 59d 6 Zabka, Liv - - - - 18d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 74f 9 Ryan, Lauren 2 1 - - 56mf 12 Jones, Ashley 2 1 1 - 54d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 84f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 38d 20 Olson, Morgan 1 - - - 73mf 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 64mf 27 Pingree, Anna - - - - 28

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex 2 1 - - 438 Perez, Laura 1 - - - 3413 Beseris, Andrea 2 - - - 3614 Stainbrook, Allyson 2 2 - - 3716 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 4517 Bice, Tara - - - - 1621 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 3724 Hough, Lauren 1 - - - 5425 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 2528 Benson, Laura - - - - 44

Totals 14 5 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves4 Boyden, Liz 90:00 1 4


Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho 9 5 14Idaho State 10 4 14

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho 0 0 0Idaho State 4 0 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho 2 2 4Idaho State 5 3 8

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho 3 1 4Idaho State 5 7 12


1. 10:37 UI Lopez, Megan (2) Flockhart, Jill 20 yards out, punch to top left corner.2. 14:44 ISU Jones, Ashley (1) (unassisted) 35 yards out over keepers head.3. 22:56 UI Small, Chelsea (2) (unassisted) beat keeper 1 yard out, shot to the right.

Cautions and ejections:YC-UI #19 (89:03)

Win-Boyden, Liz (2-2-0). Loss-Williams, Bailey (2-2-1).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Jeff Arthurholtz; Asst. Referee: Mark Oliver; Alex Jones;Alt. Official: Jason Hutchinson; Timekeeper: Deividas Busma; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Idaho 2, Idaho State 3.Game 2 of Governor's Cup


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Boise State vs Idaho State (Sep 05, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 OT TotalBoise State 0 0 0 0Idaho State 0 0 1 1

Boise State (2-4-0) vs.Idaho State (3-2-1)Date: Sep 05, 2010 • Attendance: 453Weather: Sunny, 66 degrees, bursts of strong wind

Boise StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Ruiz, Liz - - - - 94mf 2 Walsh, Ashley 1 1 - - 53d 3 Roberts, Lindsay - - - - 94d 9 Hickok, Lauren 1 - - - 94d 10 Nader, Mandy - - - - 78mf 12 Wolverton, Rebe - - - - 44f 16 Parks, Erica - - - - 75mf 17 Oehring, Katy 2 2 - - 54mf 20 Robinson, Chelsea 2 - - - 85d 24 Hendrix, Malia - - - - 70d 25 Favatella, Brianne - - - - 54

-- Substitutes --5 Hughes, Tylyn - - - - 416 Garcia, Gabby 1 - - - 1614 Neimann, Kallie - - - - 4018 Hall, Tiffany - - - - 019 Montoya, Serena - - - - 2426 Lucas, Kati - - - - 3027 Harris, Ebie 1 1 - - 4529 Hruby, Ashley - - - - 43

Totals 8 4 0 0

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 94f 3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 53f 4 Powell, Taylor 2 - - - 56d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 94f 9 Ryan, Lauren 2 - - - 72mf 12 Jones, Ashley 1 - - - 75d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 94f 18 Strawn, Rachel 4 3 1 - 75d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 79d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa 1 1 - - 78d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 69

-- Substitutes --6 Zabka, Liv - - - - 198 Perez, Laura 1 - - - 4913 Beseris, Andrea 1 1 - - 4914 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - 1 5117 Bice, Tara - - - - 1021 Godfrey, Kiley - - - 1 425 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 628 Benson, Laura - - - - 6

Totals 13 5 1 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Ruiz, Liz 93:52 1 3TM TEAM 0:00 0 1


Shots by period 1 2 OT TotalBoise State 6 2 0 8Idaho State 3 8 2 13

Corner kicks 1 2 OT TotalBoise State 1 3 1 5Idaho State 0 4 0 4

Saves by period 1 2 OT TotalBoise State 0 4 0 4Idaho State 3 1 0 4

Fouls 1 2 OT TotalBoise State 5 5 1 11Idaho State 6 3 0 9


1. 93:52 ISU Strawn, Rachel (2) Godfrey, Kiley #14 crossed, #21 settled, Strawn beat defender,Stainbrook, Allyson scored lower right.


Win-Williams, Bailey (3-2-1). Loss-Ruiz, Liz (2-4-0).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Robbie Burnett; Asst. Referee: Jeff Arthurholt; Alex Jones;Alt. Official: Peter Stilling; Timekeeper: Elizabeth Kidd; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Boise State 3, Idaho State 2.Fourth Game of Governor's Cup


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Seattle vs Idaho State (Sep 09, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSeattle 0 1 1Idaho State 1 1 2

Seattle (4-3-0) vs.Idaho State (4-2-1)Date: Sep 09, 2010 • Attendance: 211Weather: Cool, 65 degrees

SeattlePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 0 Goverde, Madison - - - - 90d 1 Salisbury, Jordan 2 1 1 - 90f 3 Kuttler, Kara 3 2 - - 39mf 7 Riozzi, Kassandra 2 - - - 47mf 8 Norquist, Carlee - - - - 77d 10 Hill, Nance - - - - 90mf 12 Besagno, Julia - - - - 90d 15 Munechika, Lauren 1 - - - 32mf 16 Escalera, Monique 1 1 - - 74f 21 Levy, Emma 1 1 - - 32d 22 Hill, Mary - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --4 Thomas, Heather 1 1 - 1 555 Ames, Ava - - - - 586 Anderson, Shawna 1 1 - - 399 Prati, Kat - - - - 1623 Vandermause, Renee 1 1 - - 72

Totals 13 8 1 1

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 42d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 82f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - - 15mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 68f 14 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 21d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel 1 - - 1 65d 20 Olson, Morgan 1 - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 76d 24 Hough, Lauren 1 - - - 49

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 276 Zabka, Liv - - - - 398 Perez, Laura 1 1 1 - 3013 Beseris, Andrea 1 - - - 4216 Kendrick, Randi - - - 1 1517 Bice, Tara - - - - 2021 Godfrey, Kiley 2 1 1 - 4025 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 2127 Pingree, Anna - - - - 2628 Benson, Laura - - - - 44

Totals 8 2 2 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 Goverde, Madison 90:00 2 0


Shots by period 1 2 TotalSeattle 6 7 13Idaho State 3 5 8

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSeattle 6 2 8Idaho State 2 1 3

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSeattle 0 0 0Idaho State 3 4 7

Fouls 1 2 TotalSeattle 5 4 9Idaho State 5 8 13


1. 42:50 ISU Perez, Laura (2) Kendrick, Randi off short pass from ISU's Kendrick over keeper'shead

2. 62:19 SU Salisbury, Jordan (1) Thomas, Heather shot to right of keeper, 2 yards out3. 77:49 ISU Godfrey, Kiley (2) Strawn, Rachel hit the crossbar, fell down and rolled into the

goal.

Cautions and ejections:YC-ISU #23 (85:38); YC-ISU #8 (86:14)

Win-Williams, Bailey (4-2-1). Loss-Goverde, Madison (4-3-0).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Thomas Baker; Asst. Referee: Tim Jelke; Alex Jones;Alt. Official: Bob Arnold; Timekeeper: Nicolette Dresback; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Seattle 3, Idaho State 0.100th Program Victory!


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Southern Utah vs Idaho State (Sep 12, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSouthern Utah 0 3 3Idaho State 2 2 4

Southern Utah (2-2-1) vs.Idaho State (5-2-1)Date: Sep 12, 2010 • Attendance: 421Weather: Sunny and warm

Southern UtahPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Charly Booth - - - - 90f 4 McKenzie Hadley 3 2 1 - 65mf 5 Elyse Alexander - - - - 59f 6 Missy Lazcano - - - - 45f 7 Stacey Brinkman 3 - - - 60mf 8 Katie Saxton - - - - 32mf 9 Morgan Bridge 2 - - 1 90mf 10 Riley Bassett 5 1 1 - 90mf 11 Michelle Judd - - - - 60d 16 Rachel Krenzer - - - - 90d 17 Allyson Duda - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --2 Nikki Packham - - - - 2912 Kally Barker 1 1 - - 4214 Erin Wright - - - - 3519 Emily Belnap 1 1 1 - 5820 Sabrina Hernandez - - - - 3023 Shelby Ostler - - - - 25

Totals 15 5 3 1

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90f 3 Hansen, Alex - - - 1 48f 4 Powell, Taylor 1 1 1 - 48d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 1 - - 77f 9 Ryan, Lauren 4 3 - 1 62mf 12 Jones, Ashley 3 2 2 - 52d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel 2 1 - - 58d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 90d 24 Hough, Lauren 2 2 1 - 55

-- Substitutes --6 Zabka, Liv - - - - 288 Perez, Laura 1 1 - - 2413 Beseris, Andrea 1 1 - - 3514 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 - - - 3416 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 517 Bice, Tara - - - - 1921 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 3125 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 1427 Pingree, Anna - - - - 2428 Benson, Laura - - - - 18

Totals 16 12 4 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Charly Booth 90:00 4 8


Shots by period 1 2 TotalSouthern Utah 5 10 15Idaho State 11 5 16

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSouthern Utah 2 6 8Idaho State 1 3 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSouthern Utah 6 2 8Idaho State 0 2 2

Fouls 1 2 TotalSouthern Utah 3 4 7Idaho State 6 10 16


1. 5:30 ISU Jones, Ashley (2) Hansen, Alex Hansen flip throw, Jones header into goal2. 8:21 ISU Powell, Taylor (2) Ryan, Lauren Ryan's shot hit crossbar fell down, Powell

finishes into goal3. 46:43 ISU Hough, Lauren (1) (unassisted) off a defender 4 yards out4. 53:08 SUU Emily Belnap (1) (unassisted) 40 yards out deep5. 77:51 SUU McKenzie Hadley (1) Morgan Bridge beat defender and keeper, shot slipt between the

two, shot to right6. 78:51 ISU Jones, Ashley (3) Penalty kick7. 85:56 SUU Riley Bassett (6) Penalty kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-SUU #17 (54:53)

Win-Williams, Bailey (5-2-1). Loss-Charly Booth (2-2-1).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Robert Burnett; Asst. Referee: Franz Hoogland; Hank Brotzman;Alt. Official: Alex Jones; Timekeeper: Deividas Busma; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Southern Utah 2, Idaho State 3.


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Idaho State vs Nevada (Sep 16, 2010 at Reno, Nev.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Nevada 0 2 2

Idaho State (5-3-1) vs.Nevada (4-3-1)Date: Sep 16, 2010 • Attendance: 128Weather: Sunny, Cool

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 68f 3 Hansen, Alex 1 - - - 44f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 28d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 2 2 - - 90f 9 Ryan, Lauren 1 - - - 50mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 73d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel 2 2 - - 79d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 69d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 74d 24 Hough, Lauren 2 2 - - 59

-- Substitutes --1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 226 Zabka, Liv - - - - 218 Perez, Laura 1 1 - - 6213 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 2714 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 2317 Bice, Tara 2 1 - - 4021 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 2825 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 827 Pingree, Anna - - - - 528 Benson, Laura - - - - 31

Totals 11 8 0 0

NevadaPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Cove, Marie - - - - 90

3 Smith, Erin - - - - 907 Green, Danielle 1 - - - 909 Allen, Annabelle 1 - - - 9014 Erickson, Jill 1 - - 1 6915 Larot, Raylene 2 1 1 - 4416 Drummond, Cristen 4 - - 1 8218 Ratnavira, Natalie 1 1 1 - 6919 Stott, Ellie 1 - - - 7020 Broome, Kesia - - - - 6622 Braman, Lauren - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --2 Schmeda, Sarah - - - - 384 Voss, Sarah - - - - 246 Dominguez, Aleina - - - - 4312 Crump, Chivon - - - - 1317 Terranova, Joanne - - - - 326 Disarunfino, Kori - - - - 16

Totals 11 2 2 2


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Cove, Marie 90:00 0 8

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 6 5 11Nevada 6 5 11

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 3 5 8Nevada 3 2 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Nevada 4 4 8

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 6 10Nevada 2 2 4


1. 60:20 NEV Larot, Raylene (1) (unassisted) Missed clear by ISU, shot from 152. 65:40 NEV Ratnavira, Natalie (1) Drummond, Cristen Rebound, six yards out

Erickson, Jill


Win-Cove, Marie (4-0-0). Loss-Williams, Bailey (5-3-1).Stadium: Mackay StadiumOfficials: Referee: Matthew Buckman; Asst. Referee: Tyler Thew; Penny Burgess;Alt. Official: Roger Pagni; Timekeeper: Scott Saibini; Scorer: Nick Saccomanno;Offsides: Idaho State 0, Nevada 4.


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San Jose State vs Idaho State (Sep 18, 2010 at Reno, Nev.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSan Jose State 1 3 4Idaho State 0 1 1

San Jose State (4-5-0) vs.Idaho State (5-4-1)Date: Sep 18, 2010 • Attendance: 41Weather: Sunny

San Jose StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Maiwald, Meghan - - - - 47

6 Knopp, Katie 4 3 1 - 368 Martin, Amanda - - - - 359 Santoro, Angela - - - - 4712 Furner, Shanelle 1 - - - 6514 Lord, Kelsey 1 - - 2 3216 Ingram, Jessica 3 2 1 - 4718 Jimenez, Alex - - - - 3119 Santacruz, Kayla - - - - 3024 Haughey, Michelle 1 1 - - 4026 Sanchez, Lauren 1 1 1 - 26

-- Substitutes --3 Johnston, Kim - - - - 344 Fraser, Sarah - - - - 235 Costan, Kelsey - - - - 810 Bales, Stephanie - - - - 2115 Ng-Pinkerton, Lauren - - - - 4217 Molina, Megan 2 1 1 - 5420 Righetti, Stephanie 1 1 - - 2421 Cullen, Krista - - - - 1922 Kute, Cheryl - - - - 4823 Phan, Helen - - - - 2027 Esquivias, Maria 1 - - - 17

Totals 15 9 4 2

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 45f 3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 26f 4 Powell, Taylor - - - - 68d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 32f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - - 52mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 62d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 35f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 88d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 62d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa 1 - - - 33mf 24 Hough, Lauren 1 - - 1 57

-- Substitutes --1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 456 Zabka, Liv 1 - - - 588 Perez, Laura 1 1 - - 3113 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 2114 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 5716 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 5017 Bice, Tara - - - - 4319 Brogan, Benicia - - - - 4321 Godfrey, Kiley 1 1 1 - 2125 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 2226 May, Ashley M. - - - - 4327 Pingree, Anna - - - - 4328 Benson, Laura - - - - 42

Totals 5 2 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Maiwald, Meghan 90:00 1 1


Shots by period 1 2 TotalSan Jose State 6 9 15Idaho State 3 2 5

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSan Jose State 1 3 4Idaho State 0 1 1

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSan Jose State 1 0 1Idaho State 4 1 5

Fouls 1 2 TotalSan Jose State 0 2 2Idaho State 3 3 6


1. 2:47 SJSU Knopp, Katie (2) Lord, Kelsey Pass inside six yard box, re-direction into net2. 53:56 SJSU Sanchez, Lauren (2) Lord, Kelsey Header off corner kick3. 60:12 ISU Godfrey, Kiley (3) Hough, Lauren Through ball, shot top left corner4. 61:01 SJSU Ingram, Jessica (2) (unassisted) Shot from 51 yards, free kick5. 76:45 SJSU Molina, Megan (2) (unassisted) Rebound, shot from ten yards

Cautions and ejections:YC-SJSU #19 (8:00); YC-ISU #15 (63:26)

Win-Maiwald, Meghan (4-5-0). Loss-Williams, Bailey (5-4-1).Stadium: Mackay StadiumOfficials: Referee: Ali Mohebbi; Asst. Referee: Shawn Stimpson; Scott Nelson;Alt. Official: Woody Wright; Timekeeper: Scott Saibini; Scorer: Nick Saccomanno;Offsides: San Jose State 1, Idaho State 5.


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Idaho State vs Utah Valley (Sep 23, 2010 at Orem, Utah)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Utah Valley 1 1 2

Idaho State (5-5-1) vs.Utah Valley (3-5-0)Date: Sep 23, 2010 • Attendance: 494Weather: Sunny, Breezy 70's

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90

7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 909 Ryan, Lauren 2 1 - - 6612 Jones, Ashley - - - - 6514 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 4515 Godfrey, Kelsea 1 1 - - 7018 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 7220 Olson, Morgan 1 1 - - 9021 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 6422 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 8424 Hough, Lauren 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex 1 - - - 154 Powell, Taylor 1 - - - 328 Perez, Laura - - - - 1813 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 2417 Bice, Tara 2 - - - 3525 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 727 Pingree, Anna - - - - 1028 Benson, Laura 1 1 - - 24

Totals 10 4 0 0

Utah ValleyPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Lauren Sack - - - - 90

2 Camille Broderick 1 - - - 903 Katey Turner 3 1 - 1 654 Kendra Buchanan - - - - 626 Lauren Bluth - - - - 6411 Regan Clifford 1 1 1 - 5313 Andi Bagdan 1 - - - 6014 Danielle Anderson - - - - 9015 Taryn Eldredge - - - - 5717 Nicole Spencer 7 3 1 - 7023 Brianne Larsen 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --5 Whitney Fuller - - - - 447 Kaitlyn Thomas - - - - 228 Lexi Dunn 1 - - - 1318 Sara Walker - - - - 2820 Kelsey Cook 2 - - - 6025 Ashley Burdett - - - - 14

Totals 17 5 2 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Lauren Sack 90:00 0 4

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 3 7 10Utah Valley 10 7 17

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 3 3 6Utah Valley 0 2 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 2 1 3Utah Valley 2 2 4

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 6 3 9Utah Valley 2 3 5


1. 4:57 UVU Regan Clifford (1) Katey Turner Turner break away and through ball to Clifford forfinish.

2. 89:53 UVU Nicole Spencer (2) (unassisted) 17 up right side off takeaway, 10 yards out middlof goal

Cautions and ejections:YC-ISU #TM (25:42); YC-ISU #23 (83:15); YC-ISU #15 (86:24);YC-UVU #6 (87:18); YC-ISU #24 (87:48)

Win-Lauren Sack (2-2-0). Loss-Williams, Bailey (5-5-1).Stadium: Clyde FieldOfficials: Referee: Alex Krelo; Asst. Referee: Hamed Sadeghi; Philip Parish;Alt. Official: Kory Parker; Timekeeper: Steve Percell; Scorer: Ryan Oaks;Offsides: Idaho State 0, Utah Valley 4.


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Idaho State vs #12 Brigham Young (Sep 29, 2010 at Provo, UT)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Brigham Young 2 2 4

Idaho State (5-6-1) vs.Brigham Young (9-1-1)Date: Sep 29, 2010 • Attendance: 2118Weather:

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 57d 7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 84f 9 Ryan, Lauren - - - - 26mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 71d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 64d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 72f 21 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 52d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 44d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 84mf 25 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 47

-- Substitutes --1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 333 Hansen, Alex - - - - 134 Powell, Taylor 1 - - - 286 Zabka, Liv - - - - 238 Perez, Laura - - - - 2210 Oliveira, Donya 1 - - - 1413 Beseris, Andrea 1 1 - - 4114 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 - - - 4416 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 2317 Bice, Tara - - - - 1926 May, Ashley M. - - - - 627 Pingree, Anna - - - - 728 Benson, Laura - - - - 25

Totals 5 1 0 0

Brigham YoungPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 32 OLSON, McKinzie - - - - 77mf 3 ANDERSON, Lauren 3 2 2 - 49mf 6 MANNING, Rachel - - - - 62f 7 PAYNE, Carlee 2 1 1 - 71d 8 KONING, Mercede 2 1 - - 76f 9 MARSHALL, Jennie 3 2 - - 49d 13 BARTHOLOMEW, Stacy 1 1 - - 51d 18 LISONBEE, Lindsi - - - 1 84f 21 SHUMWAY, Kassidy - - - 1 64mf 22 RINGWOOD, Jessica 4 3 1 1 64d 25 GILLIAM, Nicole - - - - 81

-- Substitutes --0 SNYDER, Katherine - - - - 132 OLDROYD, Dana - - - - 314 JENSEN, Cami - - - - 285 FEREDAY, Megan R. - - - - 2210 KEENAN, Hallie - - - - 611 ROYALL, Kyleigh 1 1 - - 2412 BAZZARONE, Ashley - - - - 2614 HERCULES, Lynda 1 1 - - 2615 WADSWORTH, Amber - - - - 516 DORIA, Auna J. 1 1 - - 2719 ERNST, Nicole - - - - 1920 JACKSON, Kristi - - - - 2623 DICKSON, Angelica - - - - 9

Totals 18 13 4 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves23 Williams, Bailey 57:12 4 51 Hutchings, Carly 32:48 0 3TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves32 OLSON, McKinzie 76:45 0 00 SNYDER, Katherine 13:15 0 0TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 2 3 5Brigham Young 10 8 18

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 3 3Brigham Young 3 4 7

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 5 4 9Brigham Young 1 0 1

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 6 9 15Brigham Young 4 7 11


1. 4:42 BY ANDERSON, Lauren RINGWOOD, Jessica2. 18:48 BY PAYNE, Carlee LISONBEE, Lindsi3. 47:41 BY RINGWOOD, Jessica (unassisted)4. 54:21 BY ANDERSON, Lauren SHUMWAY, Kassidy


Win-OLSON, McKinzie (9-1-1). Loss-Williams, Bailey (5-2-1).Stadium: South StadiumOfficials:Offsides: Idaho State 0, Brigham Young 2.


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Sacramento State vs Idaho State (Oct 21, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSacramento State 0 0 0Idaho State 0 1 1

Sacramento State (6-9-2, 1-3-1 BSC) vs.Idaho State (6-8-1, 3-2-0 BSC)Date: Oct 21, 2010 • Attendance: 470Weather: 64 degrees and clear

Sacramento StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 00 Abercrombie, S. - - - - 90f 6 Tarantino, Erin - - - - 90f 11 McBride, Elece 4 3 - - 48d 12 Roberts, Shea - - - - 90mf 13 Ramirez, Victoria 2 - - - 85d 15 Bahno, Laura - - - - 90f 18 O'Donnell, Kelsey 3 3 - - 61mf 21 Castano, Jessica 1 - - - 61mf 23 Burg, Megan - - - - 55f 26 Larot, Leah 3 - - - 90d 31 Shreve, Cori - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --3 Carlberg, Jordan 1 - - - 4419 Novoa, Felicia - - - - 322 Pulver, Caitlin - - - - 2924 Tucker, Paige 1 - - - 64

Totals 15 6 0 0

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 90f 4 Powell, Taylor 2 - - - 55d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 50mf 9 Ryan, Lauren 6 3 - - 90mf 12 Jones, Ashley 3 - - - 62d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel 1 - - 1 53d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 90d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 90mf 27 Pingree, Anna - - - - 34

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 538 Perez, Laura - - - - 3614 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 1 1 - 2821 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 4725 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 2828 Benson, Laura - - - - 3

Totals 13 4 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 Abercrombie, S. 90:00 1 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Hutchings, Carly 90:00 0 6

Shots by period 1 2 TotalSacramento State 7 8 15Idaho State 5 8 13

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSacramento State 3 0 3Idaho State 1 1 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSacramento State 2 1 3Idaho State 3 3 6

Fouls 1 2 TotalSacramento State 10 5 15Idaho State 9 12 21


1. 87:39 ISU Stainbrook, Allyson (1) Strawn, Rachel Header off a throw in from Strawn.

Cautions and ejections:YC-SAC #13 (34:41); YC-ISU #8 (34:52); YC-SAC #11 (85:20)

Win-Hutchings, Carly (1-1-0). Loss-Abercrombie, S. (6-8-1).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Karen Swanner; Asst. Referee: Alex Jones; Jeanette McMillan;Alt. Official: Bob Arnold; Timekeeper: Nicolette Dresback; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Sacramento State 0, Idaho State 1.Senior Day for Lauren Hough, Karissa Henage-Fisher & LaurenRyan. First Big Sky victory of the season.


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Idaho State vs Portland State (Oct 24, 2010 at Hillsboro, Ore.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Portland State 1 0 1

Idaho State6-10-2 (1-4-1 BSC) vs.Portland State8-9-1 (4-2-0 BSC)Date: Oct 24, 2010 • Attendance: 218Weather: 53 degrees, hard showers

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 90f 4 Powell, Taylor 1 1 - - 52m 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 85m 9 Ryan, Lauren 4 1 - - 57m 12 Jones, Ashley 1 - - - 62d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea 1 - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 71d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 45d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 90m 27 Pingree, Anna - - - - 82

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 88 Perez, Laura - - - - 514 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 1 - - 2621 Godfrey, Kiley 1 - - - 4225 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 2928 Benson, Laura - - - - 28

Totals 9 3 0 0

Portland StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Lainey Hulsizer - - - - 90f 2 Kala Renard 4 2 - - 62m 3 Amanda Dutra 1 - - - 90m 4 Michelle Hlasnik 2 - - 1 55d 7 Toni Carnovale 2 2 - - 90m 8 Esty Geiger - - - - 90m 9 Hannah Kimsey 3 3 1 - 74d 14 Emily Rohde 3 1 - - 90d 18 Carlie Martin - - - - 90f 22 Frankie Ross 3 1 - - 85f 27 Eryn Brown 3 2 - - 76

-- Substitutes --6 Amber Fenton - - - - 510 Amanda Howie - - - - 1611 Melissa Trammell - - - 1 1916 Teal Sigler 1 1 - - 3517 Brittany Allen 1 1 - - 1419 Megan Martin - - - - 8

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# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Lainey Hulsizer 90:00 0 2TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 5 9Portland State 7 16 23

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 1 3 4Portland State 2 5 7

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 8 12Portland State 1 2 3

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 3 7Portland State 1 2 3


1. 27:22 PSU Hannah Kimsey (3) Michelle Hlasnik Rebounded shotMelissa Trammell


Win-Lainey Hulsizer (4-3-1). Loss-Hutchings, Carly (1-2-0).Stadium: Hillsboro StadiumOfficials: Referee: Ali Moebbi; Asst. Referee: Chris Koll; Farhad Dabkho;Alt. Official: Craig Angley; Timekeeper: Amanda Gleason; Scorer: Matt Scheerer;Offsides: Idaho State 0, Portland State 2.


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Idaho State vs Weber State (Oct 29, 2010 at Ogden, UT)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Weber State 1 1 2

Idaho State (6-11-2; 1-5-1 BSC) vs.Weber State (3-15-1; 2-4-1 BSC)Date: Oct 29, 2010 • Attendance: 413Weather: 65, Partly Cloudy

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 45f 4 Powell, Taylor 1 1 - - 24mf 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 31mf 9 Ryan, Lauren 2 1 - - 57mf 12 Jones, Ashley 2 - - - 32d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel - - - - 37d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 78d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 90d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 90mf 27 Pingree, Anna - - - - 27

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 636 Zabka, Liv - - - - 178 Perez, Laura - - - - 6110 Oliveira, Donya - - - - 1213 Beseris, Andrea - - - - 6614 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 - - - 4116 Kendrick, Randi - - - - 1119 Brogan, Benicia - - - - 1421 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 4723 Williams, Bailey - - - - 4525 Cairl, Alishia 1 1 - - 026 May, Ashley M. - - - - 1628 Benson, Laura - - - - 41

Totals 7 3 0 0

Weber StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 41 Waldman, Ryann - - - - 90mf 4 Davis, Kersey 1 - - - 76d 6 Wood, Ari 1 1 1 - 39d 8 Toomey, Alyssa 1 - - - 90f 10 Baddley, Jessie 7 3 - 1 65f 11 Sortor, Felicia - - - - 57mf 12 Johnson, Kylie 2 1 - - 79d 14 Eames, Bailey - - - - 90mf 15 Freshman, Emily 3 2 - - 67mf 17 Tebbs, Roxy - - - 1 90d 19 Simmons, Collette - - - - 76

-- Substitutes --2 Amano, Alyssa 2 1 - - 213 Anderson, Victoria - - - - 297 Ortgiesen, Lindsay - - - - 09 Mager, Sarah - - - - 4613 Moore, Nicole 1 1 1 - 3425 Wallis, Chelsea - - - - 1427 Woodhead, Tiana 1 - - - 50

Totals 19 9 2 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Hutchings, Carly 45:00 1 423 Williams, Bailey 45:00 1 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves41 Waldman, Ryann 90:00 0 3

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 3 7Weber State 10 9 19

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 1 1 2Weber State 3 1 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 3 7Weber State 1 2 3

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 10 14Weber State 9 4 13


1. 6:26 WSU Wood, Ari (3) Baddley, Jessie Cross deflected by GK, finish from 6yds to leftpost.

2. 65:19 WSU Moore, Nicole (1) Tebbs, Roxy Long ball to 1v1; chip over GK.

Cautions and ejections:YC-WSU #11 (25:29)

Win-Waldman, Ryann. Loss-Hutchings, Carly.Stadium: Wildcat Soccer FieldOfficials: Referee: Robert Baca; Asst. Referee: Alan Chapman; Justin Larsen;Alt. Official: Bruce Major;Offsides: Idaho State 1, Weber State 5.


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Northern Arizona vs Idaho State (Oct 07, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Arizona 0 0 0Idaho State 0 0 0

Northern Arizona (5-3-3, 0-0-1 BSC) vs.Idaho State (5-6-2, 0-0-1 BSC)Date: Oct 07, 2010 • Attendance: 527Weather: 66 degrees, overcast, rained before contest

Northern ArizonaPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Rocke, Tori - - - - 73d 3 Andreassen, Kristi 1 - - - 73d 4 Howe, Tori - - - - 73mf 7 Boies, Brenna - - - - 61f 9 Samora, Jenna 1 1 - - 47mf 10 Monahan, Sam 3 3 - - 73f 16 Bednarz, Chelsea - - - - 55d 19 D'Onofrio, Alana - - - - 73mf 20 Mcguire, Corie 2 - - - 73d 23 Foltz, Georgia - - - - 73d 29 Cwiecowski, Ally - - - - 20

-- Substitutes --5 Berry, Rebecca - - - - 1113 Savage, Carolyn - - - - 1822 Carr, Brandy 1 1 - - 5330 Marrapode, Ashley - - - - 25

Totals 8 5 0 0

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 73d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 59f 8 Perez, Laura 1 - - - 43f 9 Ryan, Lauren 1 - - - 73mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 55d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 73f 18 Strawn, Rachel 2 2 - - 63d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 73d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 73d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 73mf 25 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 25

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 64 Powell, Taylor 1 1 - - 106 Zabka, Liv 1 - - - 1213 Beseris, Andrea 1 1 - - 1614 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 3121 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 3028 Benson, Laura - - - - 13

Totals 7 4 0 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Rocke, Tori 72:31 0 4


Shots by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Arizona 4 4 8Idaho State 3 4 7

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalNorthern Arizona 0 2 2Idaho State 3 0 3

Saves by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Arizona 2 2 4Idaho State 3 2 5

Fouls 1 2 TotalNorthern Arizona 4 6 10Idaho State 4 0 4


Cautions and ejections:YC-NAU #22 (40:59); YC-NAU #9 (62:44); YC-ISU #18 (70:44)

Northern Arizona-Rocke, Tori (3-1-1). Idaho State-Williams, Bailey (5-6-2).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Hamed Sadeghi; Asst. Referee: Jason Hutchinson; Alex Sloan;Alt. Official: Alex Jones; Timekeeper: Cory O'Brien; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Northern Arizona 2, Idaho State 1.Game delayed 30 minutes due to lightning. The last time ISUhad a game delayed due to lightning was in 1998. Later,the game was called on account of darkness.


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Northern Colorado vs Idaho State (Oct 09, 2010 at Pocatello, ID)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Colorado 1 2 3Idaho State 0 1 1

Northern Colorado (8-3-2, 1-0-1 BSC) vs.Idaho State (5-7-2, 0-1-1 BSC)Date: Oct 09, 2010 • Attendance: 437Weather: 61 degrees and overcast

Northern ColoradoPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 26 Salminen, Kirstin - - - - 90d 4 Kramer, Janelle - - - 1 77mf 5 Feidler, Kimmie 6 2 - - 90mf 7 Birdsall, Danielle 1 1 1 1 87d 8 Martinez, Aundreaha - - - - 90mf 9 Wykstra, JJ 2 1 1 - 63d 12 Borman, Katey 2 1 - - 57mf 13 Knott, Brittani 1 1 1 1 86d 17 Deadmond, Olivia - - - - 82f 18 Cook, Ariel 5 2 - - 79d 22 Wayland, Laura 1 - - - 90

-- Substitutes --3 Tynan, Kelly - - - - 2711 Daniel, Eryn - - - - 414 Hopkins, Brandi 1 - - - 1816 Lyons, Taylor - - - - 425 Dunn, Brittany 2 1 - - 46

Totals 21 9 3 3

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90d 7 Stainbrook, Megan - - - - 56f 8 Perez, Laura - - - - 15f 9 Ryan, Lauren 1 1 1 - 80mf 12 Jones, Ashley - - - - 45d 15 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 90f 18 Strawn, Rachel 4 1 - 1 71d 20 Olson, Morgan - - - - 90d 22 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 71d 24 Hough, Lauren - - - - 90mf 25 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 40

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 304 Powell, Taylor 2 1 - - 686 Zabka, Liv 1 1 - - 2814 Stainbrook, Allyson 2 - - - 4117 Bice, Tara - - - - 1921 Godfrey, Kiley - - - - 4528 Benson, Laura - - - - 22

Totals 10 4 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves26 Salminen, Kirstin 90:00 1 3


Shots by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Colorado 10 11 21Idaho State 3 7 10

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalNorthern Colorado 1 2 3Idaho State 0 1 1

Saves by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Colorado 1 2 3Idaho State 3 3 6

Fouls 1 2 TotalNorthern Colorado 0 1 1Idaho State 5 4 9


1. 24:25 NC Wykstra, JJ (2) Birdsall, Danielle2. 51:29 ISU Ryan, Lauren (1) Strawn, Rachel cross from Strawn, scored by Ryan 3 yards out.3. 69:19 NC Knott, Brittani (3) Kramer, Janelle off throw-in.4. 82:47 NC Birdsall, Danielle (6) Knott, Brittani one on one with keeper, shot over keeper's left

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Win-Salminen, Kirstin (7-2-2). Loss-Williams, Bailey (5-7-2).Stadium: Davis FieldOfficials: Referee: Rich Hottel; Asst. Referee: John Jacobson; John Hickcox;Alt. Official: Jeff Ladwig; Timekeeper: Cory O'Brien; Scorer: Katie Zigars;Offsides: Northern Colorado 1, Idaho State 2.


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Idaho State vs Eastern Washington (Oct 15, 2010 at Cheney, Wash.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Eastern Washington 1 1 2

Idaho State (5-8-2, 0-2-1 Big Sky) vs.Eastern Washington (1-11-1, 1-2 Big Sky)Date: Oct 15, 2010 • Attendance: 101Weather: Sunny 56 degrees, winds from W at 10 mph

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 23 Williams, Bailey - - - - 90

7 Stainbrook, Megan 6 2 - - 739 Ryan, Lauren 5 1 - - 8212 Jones, Ashley 1 - - - 7315 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 9018 Strawn, Rachel 5 2 - - 6120 Olson, Morgan - - - - 9022 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 7824 Hough, Lauren 1 1 - - 9025 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 3927 Pingree, Anna 2 - - - 73

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex - - - - 124 Powell, Taylor 1 - - - 5114 Stainbrook, Allyson - - - - 2717 Bice, Tara - - - - 1721 Godfrey, Kiley 1 1 - - 3528 Benson, Laura - - - - 8

Totals 22 7 0 0

Eastern WashingtonPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 0 Walker, Jamie - - - - 90

3 Hitchcock, Charlene - - - - 904 Byrne, Sara - - - - 905 Huff, Dashia 1 - - - 908 Brannan, Whitney 3 2 1 1 649 Sparks, Brittany 1 1 1 1 7410 von der Hofen, M. 2 - - - 5514 Fausko, Kirsten - - - - 3818 Jacobsen, Lauren - - - - 5619 Martin, Lyndsey - - - - 9024 Sitzman, Torri 1 - - - 26

-- Substitutes --2 Hall, Amanda - - - - 207 Schreiner, Lacey - - - - 3011 McNeill, Kasey 1 1 - - 3912 Baker, Tanya - - - - 815 Jones, Danielle - - - - 1016 Kreminski, Hannah - - - - 1917 Byers, Siara - - - - 1021 Kitsman, Melanie 2 1 - - 6326 Scott, Hannah - - - - 1027 Mansfield, Aleigh - - - - 18

Totals 11 5 2 2


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 Walker, Jamie 90:00 0 7

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 12 10 22Eastern Washington 4 7 11

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 3 2 5Eastern Washington 1 1 2

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 1 2 3Eastern Washington 3 4 7

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 7 1 8Eastern Washington 5 5 10


1. 22:20 EWU Brannan, Whitney (8) Sparks, Brittany 9 played thru to 8, miscommunication b/w D andgoalie

2. 85:10 EWU Sparks, Brittany (2) Brannan, Whitney keeper came out,8 recover,sent cross to 9,headerto far post

Cautions and ejections:YC-ISU #9 (16:43); YC-EWU #21 (33:09); YC-ISU #24 (34:43)

Win-Walker, Jamie. Loss-Williams, Bailey.Stadium: EWU Sports & Rec CenOfficials: Referee: J.C. Plott; Asst. Referee: Saeed Askar; Greg Nay; Alt. Official: Dave Hamlin;Timekeeper: Jared Mumley; Scorer: Cara Schlinger;Offsides: Idaho State 3, Eastern Washington 2.


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Idaho State vs Montana (Oct 17, 2010 at Missoula, Mont.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 0 0Montana 1 0 1

Idaho State (5-9-2, 0-3-1 BSC) vs.Montana (2-11-2, 1-3-0 BSC)Date: Oct 17, 2010 • Attendance: 327Weather: Sunny, calm, low 50s

Idaho StatePos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 1 Hutchings, Carly - - - - 90

7 Stainbrook, Megan 1 - - - 849 Ryan, Lauren 3 1 - - 7712 Jones, Ashley 2 2 - - 7815 Godfrey, Kelsea - - - - 7118 Strawn, Rachel 3 1 - - 5520 Olson, Morgan - - - - 9021 Godfrey, Kiley 1 - - - 3022 Henage-FisherKarissa - - - - 8424 Hough, Lauren - - - - 9027 Pingree, Anna - - - - 52

-- Substitutes --3 Hansen, Alex 2 1 - - 174 Powell, Taylor - - - - 366 Zabka, Liv - - - - 68 Perez, Laura 1 - - - 2514 Stainbrook, Allyson 1 - - - 2517 Bice, Tara - - - - 2025 Cairl, Alishia - - - - 4228 Benson, Laura - - - - 18

Totals 14 5 0 0

MontanaPos # Player Sh SOG G A Mingk 00 McMillen, Kendra - - - - 63

2 Craig, Erin 5 - - - 737 Watne, India 1 - - - 7210 Costa, Lauren - - - - 9013 Kirts, Nawal 1 1 - - 7715 Watson, Courtney - - - - 9016 Reyes, Carmen 1 - - - 6320 Huemann, Teresa - - - - 3922 Brady, Frankie - - - - 8724 Heinsohn, Kaitlyn 3 1 1 - 9028 Frey, Maddey - - - - 90

-- Substitutes --1 Hoon, Kristen - - - - 274 Makris, Mary - - - - 406 McCreath, Lauren - - - - 218 Tombelaine, Ashley 1 - - 1 319 Marone, Brandee - - - - 1117 Dugoni, Charlotte - - - - 27

Totals 12 2 1 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 McMillen, Kendra 62:50 0 41 Hoon, Kristen 27:10 0 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 5 9 14Montana 8 4 12

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIdaho State 0 2 2Montana 3 1 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIdaho State 1 0 1Montana 3 2 5

Fouls 1 2 TotalIdaho State 4 3 7Montana 4 3 7


1. 36:14 UM Heinsohn, Kaitlyn (4) Tombelaine, Ashley 20 yards out from right wing


Win-McMillen, Kendra (2-6-1). Loss-Hutchings, Carly (0-1-0).Stadium: South Campus StadiumOfficials: Referee: Garth Trimble; Asst. Referee: Jim Carter; Scott Brown;Alt. Official: Jack Dockery;Offsides: Idaho State 0, Montana 1.


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ToTal PoinTs Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 6 Chantal Kim Eastern Washington (10-22-06) 6 Annamarie Hofstetter Southern Utah (8-27-06)3. 5 Jill Schade Carroll (8-27-00) 5 Stacey Peterson Belmont (9-28-01) 5 Shawna Park Youngstown State (10-6-02) 5 Stacey Peterson Southern Utah (9-1-02)7. 4 17 tied, last ashley Jones southern Utah (9-12-10)

PoinTs in a half Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 4 Teah Beckman Albertson (9-12-98) 4 Trish Bolander IUPUI (10-3-99) 4 Brooke Pollard-Roberts Carroll (8-27-00) 4 Heather Hunt Northern Arizona (10-5-00) 4 Rissa Raveaux Southern Utah (9-1-02) 4 Shawna Park Utah Valley State (8-29-03) 4 Stacey Peterson-Allen Boise State (9-5-03) 4 Jessie Bobert Boise State (9-5-03) 4 Michelle Okumura Southern Utah (8-27-06) 4 Jenny Ford Northern Colorado (10-15-06) 4 Chantal Kim Eastern Washington (10-22-06) 4 Michelle Okumura Eastern Washington (10-22-06) 4 Jana Davis-Boehler Eastern Washington (11-6-09)

ToTal goals Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 3 Chantal Kim Eastern Washington (10-22-06)2. 2 23 tied, last ashley Jones southern Utah (9-12-10)

goals in a half Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 2 Teah Beckman Albertson (9-12-98) 2 Trish Bolander IUPUI (10-3-99) 2 Brooke Pollard-Roberts Carroll (8-27-00) 2 Heather Hunt Northern Arizona (10-5-00) 2 Stacey Peterson Youngstown State (9-7-01) 2 Rissa Raveaux Southern Utah (9-1-02) 2 Shawna Park Utah Valley State (8-29-03) 2 Stacey Peterson-Allen Boise State (9-5-03) 2 Jessie Bobert Boise State (9-5-03) 2 Michelle Okumura Southern Utah (8-27-06) 2 Jenny Ford Northern Colorado (10-15-06) 2 Chantal Kim Eastern Washington (10-22-06) 2 Chelsea Cox Southern Utah (10-6-07) 2 Jana Davis-Boehler Eastern Washington (11-6-09)

ToTal assisTs Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 4 Annamarie Hofstetter Southern Utah (8-27-06)2. 3 Jill Schade Carroll (8-27-00) 3 Michelle Okumura Eastern Washington (10-22-06) 3 ashley Jones Montana (10-08-09)4. 2 Tied 18 times, last Lauren Ryan Sacramento State (10-23-08)

assisTs in a half Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 3 ashley Jones Montana/1st half (10-08-09)2. 2 Jill Schade Carroll College/1st half (8-27-00) 2 Shannon Blaker Eastern Washington/2nd half (10-13-00)

2 Heather Hunt-Jones Boise State/2nd half (9-5-03) 2 Jenny Ford Northern Colorado/1st half (10-2-05) 2 Annamarie Hofstetter Southern Utah/1st half (8-27-06) 2 Annamarie Hofstetter Southern Utah/2nd half (8-27-06) 2 Ali Zikratch Northern Colorado/1st half (10-15-06) 2 Michelle Okumura Eastern Washington/2nd half (10-22-06)

2 Annamarie Hofstetter Southern Utah/1st half (10-6-07) 2 Lauren Ryan Sacramento State/2nd half (10-23-08)

shoTs Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 12 Trish Bolander Sacramento State (10-22-99)

shoTs on goal Total Name Opponent (Date) 1. 8 Trish Bolander Sacramento State (10-22-99)

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MosT goals sCoRED Total Opponent (Date) 1. 7 vs. Carroll College 8-27-00 7 vs. Southern Utah 10-6-073. 6 vs. Southern Utah 9-1-02 6 vs. Southern Utah 9-18-03

MosT assisTs Total Opponent (Date) 1. 9 vs. Carroll College 8-27-002. 8 vs. Southern Utah 9-18-303. 7 vs. Eastern Washington 10-22-06 7 vs. Boise State 9-7-07

MosT PoinTs Total Opponent (Date) 1. 23 vs. Carroll College 8-27-00

2. 19 vs. Southern Utah 9-18-033. 18 vs. Southern Utah 9-1-024. 17 vs. Eastern Washington 10-22-065. 16 vs. Southern Utah 8-27-06

MosT shoTs TakEn Total Name Date1. 55 vs. Carroll College 8/27/00

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ToTal PoinTs Total Name Year1. 27 Stacey Peterson 20022. 26 Jill Schade 20003. 19 Michelle Okumura 20064. 17 Brooke Pollard 19995. 16 Stacey Peterson 20016. 14 Chantal Kim 20067. 15 Trish Bolander 1999 15 Rissa Raveaux 2000 15 Heather Hunt-Jones 2002 15 Jana Davis-Boehler 2007 15 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 15 ashley Jones 200911. 14 Heather Hunt-Jones 2003

PoinTs/gaME Total Name Year1. 1.368 Jill Schade 20002. 1.268 Stacey Peterson 20023. .950 Michelle Okumura 20064. .895 Brooke Pollard 19995. .857 Rissa Raveaux 20026. .800 Stacey Peterson 20017. .833 Jana Davis-Boehler 2007 .833 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 .833 ashley Jones 200910. .789 Trish Bolander 1999 .789 Rissa Raveaux 2000

ToTal goals Total Name Year1. 11 Stacey Peterson 20022. 8 Brooke Pollard 1999 8 Michelle Okumura 20064. 7 Jill Schade 2000 7 Rissa Raveaux 2000 7 Stacey Peterson 2001 7 Chantal Kim 20068. 6 Trish Bolander 1999 6 Jana Davis-Boehler 200710. 5 Ilsa Gramer 2000 5 Heather Hunt 2000 5 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 2000 5 Trish Bolander 2001 5 Shawna Park 2003 5 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 5 ashley Jones 2009

goals/gaME Total Name Year1. .524 Stacey Peterson 20022. .429 Rissa Raveaux 20023. .421 Brooke Pollard 19994. .400 Michelle Okumura 20065. .389 Rissa Raveaux 2000 .389 Jill Schade 20007. .350 Stacey Peterson 2001 .350 Chantal Kim 20069. .333 Jana Davis-Boehler 200710 .315 Trish Bolander 199911. .294 Trish Bolander 2001

ToTal assisTs Total Name Year1. 12 Jill Schade 20002. 10 Ashley May 1999 10 Annamarie Hofstetter 20064. 9 Shannon Blaker 20005. 8 Heather Hunt-Jones 20036. 7 Heather Hunt-Jones 20027. 6 Tarragh Law 1998 6 Annamarie Hofstetter 20079. 5 Emily Hubbard 2001 5 Ashley May-Steel 2002 5 Janel Graham-Smith 2003 5 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 5 ashley Jones 2009 5 Rachel strawn 2010

assisTs/gaME Total Name Year1. .632 Jill Schade 20002. .526 Ashley May 19993. .500 Annamarie Hofstetter 20064. .474 Shannon Blaker 20005. .381 Heather Hunt-Jones 20036. .353 Tarragh Law 19987. .333 Heather Hunt-Jones 2002 .333 Annamarie Hofstetter 20079. .294 Janel Graham-Smith 200310. .278 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 .278 ashley Jones 2009

gaME Winning goals Total Name Year1. 6 Stacey Peterson 20022. 4 Brooke Alton 2001 4 Rissa Raveaux 2000 4 Heather Hunt 20005. 3 Stacey Peterson 2001 3 Chantal Kim 2006 3 Jana Davis-Boehler 20078. 2 Heather Hunt-Jones 2002 2 Heather Hunt-Jones 2003 2 Janel Graham-Smith 2003 2 Shawna Park 2003 2 Jessie Bobert 2004 2 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009 2 ashley Jones 2009 2 Rachel strawn 2009

haT TRiCk Name Opponent (Date) 1. Chantal Kim vs. Eastern Washington (10-26-06)

MosT MinUTEs PlayED Total Name Year1. 1900:35 Emily Hubbard 2001

shoTs Total Name Year1. 69 Jill Schade 20002. 60 Trish Bolander 19993. 52 Stacey Peterson 2002 49 Natalie Graham 20075. 46 Jill Schade 1999 46 Heather Hunt-Jones 2002 46 Annamarie Hofstetter 20088. 44 Heather Hunt 2000 44 Natalie Graham 200610. 43 Annamarie Hofstetter 2009

shoTs on goal Total Name Year1. 35 Jill Schade 20002. 32 Trish Bolander 19993. 30 Stacey Peterson 20024. 24 Jill Schade 1999 24 Heather Hunt-Jones 20026. 23 Annamarie Hofstetter 20097. 22 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000 22 Jennifer Loo 2003 22 Kilee Quigley 200710. 21 Brooke Pollard 1999 21 Michelle Okumura 2006

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ToTal PoinTs Total Name Years1. 53 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-032. 46 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-033. 37 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-094. 35 Ilsa Gramer 1999-025. 34 Natalie Graham 2004-07 34 Jill Schade 1999-007. 33 Trish Bolander 1998-018. 32 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 1998-019. 31 Ashley May-Steel 1999-0210. 29 Michelle Okumura 2004-07 11. 28 Chantal Kim 2003-06 28 Jennifer Loo 2003-06

PoinTs/gaME Total Name Years1. 1.06 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-032. .868 Jill Schade 1999-003. .618 ashley Jones 2009-pres.4. .600 Trish Bolander 1998-015. .567 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-036. .493 Natalie Graham 2004-07 .493 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-098. .489 Rissa Raveaux 1999-039. .475 Michelle Okumura 2004-0710. .459 Rachel strawn 2009-pres.11. .456 Shawna Park 2002-0412. .451 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 2000-01

ToTal goals Total Name Years1. 22 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-032. 15 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 2000-013. 14 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-034. 13 Ilsa Gramer 1999-02 13 Natalie Graham 2004-076. 12 Trish Bolander 1998-01 12 Chantal Kim 2003-06 12 Michelle Okumura 2004-079. 10 Rissa Raveaux 1999-0310. 9 Jill Schade 1999-00 9 Shawna Park 2001-04 9 Jennifer Loo 2003-06 9 Jana Davis-Boehler 2005-0914. 8 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-03 8 Kilee Quigley 2005-08 8 ashley Jones 2009-pres.

goals/gaME Total Name Years1. .440 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-032. .237 Jill Schade 1999-003. .235 ashley Jones 2009-pres.4. .222 Jessie Bobert 2003-045. .218 Trish Bolander 1998-016. .213 Rissa Raveaux 1999-037. .211 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 2000-018. .197 Michelle Okumura 2004-079. .195 Shawna Park 2001-0410. .188 Natalie Graham 2004-0711. .167 Jana Davis-Boehler 2005-09

ToTal assisTs Total Name Years1. 25 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-092. 18 Heather Hunt-Jones 2001-033. 17 Ashley May-Steel 1999-024. 15 Jill Schade 1999-005. 11 Emily Hubbard-Blanchard 2000-03 11 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-03 11 Hollie Christensen 2001-04 11 Kilee Quigley 2005-089. 10 Shannon Blaker 1998, 2000 10 Jennifer Loo 2003-06

assisTs/gaME Total Name Years1. .395 Jill Schade 1999-002. .333 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-093. .286 Shannon Blaker 1998, 20004. .243 Rachel strawn 2009-pres.5. .222 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-036. .215 Ashley May-Steel 1999-027. .180 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-038. .167 Tarragh Law 1998-009. .164 Trish Bolander 1998-0110. .151 Kilee Quigley 2005-0811. .147 ashley Jones 2009-pres.12. .145 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-03

gaME Winning goals Total Name Years1. 10 Stacey Peterson-Allen 2000-032. 9 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-033. 5 Rissa Raveaux 1999-034. 4 Ilsa Gramer 1999-02 4 Brooke Alton 1999-02 4 Chantal Kim 2003-06 4 Natalie Graham 2004-07 4 Jana Davis-Boehler 2005-099. 3 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-03 3 Shawna Park 2002-04 3 Annamarie Hofstetter 2005-09 3 ashley Jones 2009-pres. 3 Rachel strawn 2009-pres.

gaMEs PlayED Total Name Years1. 81 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-032. 79 Ilsa Gramer 1999-02 79 Ashley May-Steel 1999-024. 78 Emily Hubbard-Blanchard 2000-03 78 Hollie Christensen 2001-046. 76 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-037 75 Korbie Underwood-Vaughan 1998-01 75 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 1998-01 75 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-0910. 74 Chantal Kim 2003-06 74 Jennifer Loo 2003-06

gaMEs sTaRTED Total Name Years1. 79 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-032. 78 Hollie Christensen 2001-043. 76 Ilsa Gramer 1999-024. 74 Ashley May-Steel 1999-02 74 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-096. 73 Korbie Underwood-Vaughan 1998-01 73 Kilee Quigley 2005-088. 72 Emily Hubbard-Blanchard 2000-03 72 Jennifer Loo 2003-0610. 67 Karissa Henage-Fisher 2007-1011. 64 Ashli Kimenker 2002-05 64 Chantal Kim 2003-06 64 Natalie Graham 2004-0714. 63 Lauren Hough 2007-1015. 62 Janel Graham-Smith 2000-03

shoTs Total Name Years1. 145 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-032. 140 Natalie Graham 2004-073. 137 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-094. 127 Trish Bolander 1998-015. 115 Jill Schade 2000-016. 114 Kilee Quigley 2005-087. 105 Stacey Peterson 2000-03 105 Jennifer Loo 2003-069. 91 Lauren Ryan 2007-1010. 85 Michelle Okumura 2004-07

shoTs on goal Total Name Years1. 77 Heather Hunt-Jones 2000-032. 68 Trish Bolander 1998-013. 62 Natalie Graham 2004-074. 60 Stacey Peterson 2000-03 60 Annamarie Hofstetter 2006-096. 59 Jill Schade 2000-01 59 Kilee Quigley 2005-088. 45 Ilsa Gramer 1999-029. 44 Jennifer Loo 2003-06 10. 42 Michelle Okumura 2004-0711. 41 Brooke Pollard-Roberts 1998-01

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ToTal savEs Total Name Opponent(Date) 1. 18 ChrissyNelson BrighamYoung(9-19-98)2. 15 LyndsayGensler Utah(11-9-06)3. 12 ChrissyNelson Montana(10-11-98) 12 ChrissyNelson CSNorthridge(10-22-99) 12 ShannonBoyle Utah(11-13-03) 12 MarenEves UtahState(9-16-07) 12 CarlyHutchings PortlandState(10-24-10)8. 11 ChrissyNelson Montana(10-16-99) 11 ShannonBoyle BrighamYoung(9-14-02) 11 BaileyWilliams Marquette(8-20-10)11. 10 ChrissyNelson Sixtimes 10 LyndsayGensler NorthernColorado(10-15-06) 10 BaileyWilliams NorthernArizona(10-19-08)

MosT shoTs faCED Total Name Opponent(Date) 1. 37 ChrissyNelson BrighamYoung(9-19-98)2. 27 BaileyWilliams BrighamYoung(9-13-08)3. 26 ChrissyNelson Montana(10-11-98) 26 ChrissyNelson PortlandState(10-17-98)

MosT goals alloWED Total Name Opponent(Date) 1. 6 ShannonBoyle TexasA&M(9-22-02) 6 MarenEves-Williams Pepperdine(9-26-08)

--SEASON GOALKEEPING RECORDS--

goals againsT avERagE (Min. 5 gaMEs) Total Name Year1. 0.78 Maren Eves 20072. 0.93 Chrissy Nelson 20003. 0.93 Shannon Boyle 20044. 1.11 Shannon Boyle 20035. 1.11 Holly Emery 20006. 1.12 Lyndsay Gensler 20067. 1.15 Chrissy Nelson 19998. 1.19 Holly Emery 20019. 1.21 Shannon Boyle 200210. 1.24 Esther Toronto 2005

MinUTEs PlayED Total Name Year1. 1933 Shannon Boyle 20022. 1738 Maren Eves 20073. 1699 Shannon Boyle 20034. 1681 Lyndsay Gensler 20065. 1638:08 Bailey Williams 20096. 1565 Chrissy Nelson 19997. 1554 Chrissy Nelson 1998

8. 1450 Shannon Boyle 20049. 1361 Holly Emery 200110. 1233:00 Bailey Williams 2010

Wins Total Name Year1. 13 Shannon Boyle 20022. 10 Shannon Boyle 2003 10 Bailey Williams 20094. 9 Holly Emery 20015. 8 Lyndsay Gensler 20066. 7 Chrissy Nelson 2000 7 Shannon Boyle 2004 7 Maren Eves 20079. 6 Chrissy Nelson 199910. 5 Holly Emery 2000 5 Bailey Williams 2010

ToTal savEs Total Name Year1. 132 Chrissy Nelson 19982. 101 Maren Eves 20073. 97 Shannon Boyle 20034. 93 Chrissy Nelson 19995. 91 Lyndsay Gensler 20066. 79 Shannon Boyle 20027. 73 Bailey Williams 20108. 69 Bailey Williams 20099. 66 Holly Emery 200110. 56 Shannon Boyle 2004

ToTal shUToUTs Total Name Year1. 8 Shannon Boyle 20022. 7 Holly Emery 20013. 6 Shannon Boyle 2003 6 Maren Eves 20075. 5 Lyndsay Gensler 20066. 4.5 Chrissy Nelson 19997. 4 Chrissy Nelson 20008. 3 Shannon Boyle 2004 3 Bailey Williams 2009 3 Bailey Williams 201011. 2 Chrissy Nelson 1998 2 Shannon Boyle 2001 2 Bailey Williams 2008

savEs/gaME Total Name Year1. 7.77 Chrissy Nelson 19982. 5.61 Maren Eves 20073. 5.17 Chrissy Nelson 19994. 5.11 Shannon Boyle 20035. 4.56 Bailey Williams 20106. 4.55 Lyndsay Gensler 2006

7. 4.50 Bailey Williams 20088. 3.88 Holly Emery 20019. 3.83 Bailey Williams 200910. 3.76 Shannon Boyle 2002

savE PERCEnTagE (Min. 5 gaMEs) Total Name Year1. .871 Maren Eves 20072. .823 Chrissy Nelson 19993. .822 Shannon Boyle 20034. .812 Lyndsay Gensler 20065. .789 Shannon Boyle 20046. .771 Bailey Williams 2008

longEsT hoME shUToUT sTREak Total Name Year1. 490:00 Maren Eves 20072. 448:37 Holly Emery 2001

--GOALKEEPING CAREER RECORDS--

goals againsT avERagE (500 MinUTEs Min.) Total Name Years 1. 1.08 Holly Emery 1999-012. 1.09 Shannon Boyle 2001-043. 1.24 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-064. 1.28 Chrissy Nelson 1998-00

MinUTEs PlayED Total Name Years1. 5624 Shannon Boyle 2001-042. 4295 Chrissy Nelson 1998-003. 3858:04 Bailey Williams 2008-104. 2776 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-085. 2245 Holly Emery 1999-016. 1889 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-06

Wins Total Name Years1. 32 Shannon Boyle 2001-042. 17 Bailey Williams 2008-103. 15 Chrissy Nelson 1998-00 15 Holly Emery 1999-015. 9 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-086. 8 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-06

ToTal savEs Total Name Years1. 267 Chrissy Nelson 1998-002. 263 Shannon Boyle 2001-043. 196 Bailey Williams 2008-104. 158 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-085. 111 Holly Emery 1999-016. 102 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-06

ToTal shUToUTs Total Name Years1. 19 Shannon Boyle 2001-042. 10.5 Chrissy Nelson 1998-003. 9.5 Holly Emery 1999-014. 8 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-08 8 Bailey Williams 2008-106. 5 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-06

goals againsT(Min. 10 CaREER sTaRTs) Total Name Years1. 21 Esther Toronto 2003-052. 26 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-063. 27 Holly Emery 1999-014. 40 Shannon Boyle 2001-045. 43 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-086. 61 Chrissy Nelson 1998-007. 68 Bailey Williams 2008-10

savEs/gaME Total Name Years1. 5.56 Chrissy Nelson 1998-002. 4.79 Maren Eves-Williams 2004-083. 4.68 Esther Toronto 2003-054. 4.63 Lyndsay Gensler 2005-065. 4.17 Bailey Williams 2008-106. 4.10 Shannon Boyle 2001-047. 3.36 Holly Emery 1999-01

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fasTEsT goal fRoM sTaRT of gaME Total Name Date1. :36 Stacey Peterson vs. Youngstown State 10/6/022. :44 Brooke Pollard at Texas-El Paso 10/1/99

fasTEsT ConsECUTivE goals by isU Total Opponent Date1. :26 ISU vs. Eastern Washington 10/22/062. :38 ISU at Boise State 9/5/033. :50 ISU vs. Portland State 10/21/004. :58 ISU vs. Carroll College 8/27/00

fasTEsT ConsECUTivE goals by inDiviDUal Total Name Date1. :58 Brooke Pollard-Roberts vs. Carroll College 8/27/00

fasTEsT ConsECUTivE goals by isU anD oPPosiTion Total Name Date1. :20 Jessie Bobert (ISU) - 58:25 mark 8/27/04 Annie Zwahlen (BYU) - 58:45 mark 8/27/042. :42 Korbie Underwood-Vaughn (ISU) - 8:36 mark 10/19/00 Lisa Wrightsman (Sac. St.) - 9:18 mark 10/19/00

ConsECUTivE PoinT-sCoRing sTREak (inDiviDUal) Total Name Year1. 8 games Jill Schade 2000

ConsECUTivE gaMEs WiTh a goal (TEaM) Total Name Year1. 9 games ISU 2000 ISU 2006

longEsT shUToUT sTREak (TEaM) Total Name Date1. 396:46 ISU 9/2-20/01

longEsT shUToUT sTREak (inDiviDUal) Total Name Date1. 469:43 Holly Emery 2000-012. 338:51 Shannon Boyle 10/30-11/15/03

longEsT hoME shUToUT sTREak (inDiviDUal) Total Name YearsEason1. 490:00 Maren Eves (Season) 20072. 448:37 Holly Emery (Season) 2001CaREER 521:34 Holly Emery (Career) 2000-01

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Honors--big sky all-ConfEREnCE--

2010Karissa Henage-Fisher (Honorable Mention)Lauren Hough (Honorable Mention)Megan Stainbrook (Honorable Mention)

2009Annamarie Hofstetter (First Team) Unanimous Selection

Karissa Henage-Fisher (First Team)Ashley Jones (Second Team)Christina Beseris (Honorable Mention)Morgan Olson (Honorable Mention)Lauren Hough (Honorable Mention)Kacey Ball (Honorable Mention)

2008Kilee Quigley (First Team)Karissa Henage (First Team)Annamarie Hofstetter (Second Team)Jana Davis-Boehler (Honorable Mention)Bailey Williams (Honorable Mention)

2007Chelsea Cox (First Team)Kilee Quigley (First Team)Jill Christofferson (Second Team)Natalie Graham (Second Team)Maren Eves (Honorable Mention)Lauren Hough (Honorable Mention)Jana Boehler (Honorable Mention)

2006Jennifer Loo (First Team)Kilee Quigley (First Team)Lyndsay Gensler (Second Team)Jill Christofferson (Second Team)Chantal Kim (Second Team)Annamarie Hofstetter (Second Team)Natalie Graham (Honorable Mention)Michelle Okumura (Honorable Mention) Chelsea Cox (Honorable Mention)

2005Jennifer Loo (First Team)Chantal Kim (Second Team) Kilee Quigley (Honorable Mention)

2004Jennifer Loo (First Team)

Hollie Christensen (Second Team)Natalie Graham (Second Team)Shannon Boyle (Honorable Mention)Ashli Kimenker (Honorable Mention)Stephanie Anderson (Honorable Mention)Ashlee Maughan (Honorable Mention)Chantal Kim (Honorable Mention)

2003Hollie Christensen (First Team)Heather Hunt-Jones (First Team)Shawna Park (First Team)Janel Graham-Smith (Second Team)Ashli Kimenker (Honorable Mention)Jennifer Loo (Honorable Mention)Chantal Kim (Honorable Mention)

2002Brooke Alton (First Team)Ilsa Gramer (First Team)Stacey Peterson (First Team)Heather Hunt-Jones (Second Team)Shawna Park (Second Team)Janel Graham-Smith (Second Team)Ashley May-Steel (Second Team)Hollie Christensen (Honorable Mention)

2001Brooke Alton (First Team)Janel Graham (First Team)Stacey Peterson (First Team)Holly Emery (Second Team)Ilsa Gramer (Second Team)Trish Bolander (Second Team)Heather Hunt (Second Team)Emily Hubbard (Honorable Mention)

2000Chrissy Nelson (First Team)Jill Schade (First Team)Shannon Blaker (First Team)Heather Hunt (Second Team)Ilsa Gramer (Second Team)Rissa Raveaux (Second Team)Emily Hubbard (Honorable Mention)

1999Chrissy Nelson (First Team)Trish Bolander (First Team)Brooke Roberts (Second Team)

Ashley May (Honorable Mention)Sarah Moravitz (Honorable Mention)

1998Shannon Blaker (Second Team)Trish Bolander (Honorable Mention)

--big sky PlayER of ThE WEEk--

2010Ashley Jones - OffenseBailey Williams - Defense

2009Lauren Ryan - OffenseAshley Jones - OffenseAnnamarie Hofstetter - Offense

2008Michelle Harrison - DefenseMaren Eves-Williams - Defense

2007Jana Davis-Boehler - OffenseMaren Eves - DefenseNatalie Graham - OffenseChelsea Cox - Offense

2006Annamarie Hofstetter - OffenseTia Peterson-Burns - OffenseJenny Ford - OffenseLyndsay Gensler - DefenseChantal Kim - OffenseJennifer Loo - Defense

2005Michelle Okumura - OffenseLacey Pearson - OffenseEsther Toronto - Defense

2004Natalie Graham - OffenseHollie Christensen - DefenseJennifer Loo - Offense

2003Shannon Boyle - DefenseHollie Christensen - DefenseStacey Allen - Offense

2002Hollie Christensen - DefenseShannon Boyle - DefenseBrooke Alton - DefenseHeather Hunt-Jones - OffenseIlsa Gramer - OffenseStacey Peterson - Offense

2001Emily Hubbard - DefenseHolly Emery - Defense

2000Emily Hubbard - DefenseChrissy Nelson - DefenseJill Schade - OffenseShannon Blaker - Offense

1999Chrissy Nelson - Defense (twice)

1998Chrissy Nelson - Defense

--big sky nEWCoMER of ThE yEaR--1999 Ashley Steel-May2009 Ashley Jones

--big sky DEfEnsivE MvP--2002 Brooke Alton2000 Chrissy Nelson

--big sky golDEn booT--2002 Heather Hunt

--big sky CoaCh of ThE yEaR--2009 Allison Gibson (3-way tie)2006 Allison Gibson2003 Gordon Henderson (Co-Coach)2001 Gordon Henderson2000 Gordon Henderson

--big sky ToURnaMEnT MvP--2006 Lyndsay Gensler2003 Hollie Christensen2002 Shannon Boyle2001 Brooke Alton

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2009Annamarie HofstetterKarissa Henage-FisherKacey Ball

2006Lyndsay GenslerNatalie GrahamJill ChristoffersonJennifer LooChantal Kim

2003Hollie ChristensenShannon BoyleJennifer LooShawna ParkJanel Graham-Smith

2002Shannon BoyleBrooke AltonStacey PetersonIlsa Gramer

2001Brook AltonHollie ChristensenTrish BolanderHolly Emery

2000Jill Schade

--nCaa sTaTisTiCs--

2006Annamarie Hofstetter - tied for #18 in the nation in assists per game with 0.50... She also tied for first with four assists in a single game.

2000Jill Schade - tied for #14 in the nation in assists per game with 0.63

--soCCERbUzz MagazinE--

2003Chrissy Nelson named Second-Team All-West Region

1998Chrissy Nelson & Shannon Blaker (All-National Second Team for First-Year Program)

--nsCa all-REgion TEaM--2003Hollie Christensen 2001Brooke Alton

--EsPn ThE MagazinE--2009Annamarie Hofstetter named to the First Team Academic All-America District VIII

2008Annamarie Hofstetter named to the Academic All-District VII Third Team

2007Annamarie Hofstetter named to the Academic All-District VII Third Team

--aCaDEMiC all-DisTRiCT--

2006Tia Peterson-BurnsChantal Kim

2005Tia PetersonChantal Kim

2002Stacey PetersonAshley Steel

2010Laura BensonAndrea BeserisTara BiceAlishia CairlAlex HansenKarissa Henage-FisherLauren RyanAllyson StainbrookMegan StainbrookRachel StrawnBailey WilliamsLiv Zabka

2009Kacey BallAlishia CairlAlex HansenKarissa Henage-FisherAnnamarie HofstetterLauren RyanMegan StainbrookRachel Strawn

2008Kacey BallJana Davis-BoehlerAlex HansenKarissa HenageAnnamarie HofstetterEllen LarsenKatie MillerLauren RyanMegan StainbrookNoelle SandersBailey Williams

2007Jana BoehlerJill ChristoffersonKim CrosbieJenny FordKarissa HenageAnnamarie HofstetterMichelle Okumura

2006Kim CrosbieJenny FordAnnamarie HofstetterChantal KimJennifer LooKalie McGuireTia Peterson-BurnsElizabeth RobertsAli Zikratch

2005Stephanie AndersonJana BoehlerKim CrosbieJamie HatfieldAnastasia KatsilometesChantal KimJennifer LooMichelle OkumuraTia PetersonCarlie Tobiason

2004Stephanie AndersonSarah HobdeyAnastasia KatsilometesChantal KimJennifer LooTia PetersonCarlie Tobiason

2003Shannon Boyle Sarah HobdeyChantal KimJennifer Loo

2002Stephanie AndersonShannon BoyleHollie ChristensenSarah HobdeyAshley May-SteelStacey Peterson

2001Shannon BoyleMolly DownsHolly EmeryHeather HuntAshley May-SteelStacey PetersonBrooke Pollard-RobertsKorbie Underwood-Vaughan

2000Ilsa GramerChrissy NelsonBrooke Pollard-RobertsRissa RaveauxKorbie Underwood-VaughanShaleen Weston

1999Alicia BuchananHolly EmerySarah MoravitzChrissy NelsonBrooke PollardRissa RaveauxBrittany ThompsonShaleen Weston

1998Alicia BuchananSue DesmondAdriAnn JorgensenSarah MoravitzBrooke PollardShaleen Weston

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1998 (goRDon hEnDERson)2-14-1 ovERall; 1-6-0 big sky

2-2-0 hoME; 0-9-1 aWay; 0-3-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 9/1 at Utah State L 0-29/5 #at Boise State T 0-0 (2OT)9/7 #vs. Idaho L 1-2 (2OT)9/12 albERTson W 5-0 9/19 at (#10) Brigham Young L 0-39/20 at UNLV L 0-19/25 $vs. Hawai’i L 1-39/27 at Oregon State L 0-110/4 at Fresno State L 1-2 (OT) 10/9 *at Eastern Washington L 0-1 10/11 *at Montana L 0-410/15 *at Sacramento State L 0-2 10/17 *at Portland State L 0-2 10/22 *noRThERn aRizona W 2-1 (oT) 10/24 *Cal sTaTE noRThRiDgE l 0-1 10/30 *WEbER sTaTE l 0-211/1 &vs. Denver L 1-2*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match (Boise, Idaho)$Sacramento, Calif.&Boise, Idaho


4-1-2 hoME; 1-6-1 aWay; 2-2-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/27 at Utah L 2-38/29 UTah sTaTE W 2-09/4 #at Idaho T 0-0 (2OT)9/6 #vs. Boise State W 2-19/10 WEsTERn illinois W 1-09/12 UC sanTa baRbaRa l 1-29/17 $vs. Mississippi L 0-1 9/19 $vs. Long Beach State L 0-1

9/24 at Air Force L 2-3 9/26 at Wyoming L 2-310/1 &at Texas El-Paso W 2-1 10/3 &vs. IUPU-Indianapolis W 4-010/9 *at Weber State L 0-110/14 *EasTERn WashingTon W 4-010/16 *MonTana T 1-1 (2oT)10/22 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE T 1-1 (2oT) 10/24 *PoRTlanD sTaTE W 3-010/29 *at Northern Arizona L 1-210/31 *at Cal State Northridge L 0-1 (OT)*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match (Moscow, Idaho)$Stockton, Calif.&World Soccer Shootout (El Paso, Texas)


7-1-2 hoME; 5-2-0 aWay; 0-2-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/25 UTah T 3-3 (2oT) 8/27 CaRRoll W 7-1 9/3 #boisE sTaTE W 2-1 9/4 #iDaho W 2-09/ 8 $at Western Illinois W 2-0 9/ 9 $vs. Eastern Illinois L 1-29/13 *WEbER sTaTE W 2-1 (oT)9/15 gonzaga W 3-29/17 Unlv W 4-19/22 at UC Santa Barbara L 0-19/24 at Cal State Fullerton W 2-0 9/30 WyoMing l 0-210/5 *noRThERn aRizona W 3-1 10/7 *Cal sTaTE noRThRiDgE T 0-0 (2oT)10/13 *at Eastern Washington W 3-0 10/15 *at Montana L 1-2 (2OT)10/19 *at Sacramento State W 2-1 (2OT)10/21 *at Portland State W 4-110/27 +vs. Northern Arizona L 0-1*Big Sky Conference Game+Big Sky Tournament (Missoula, Mont.)#Governor’s Cup match (Pocatello, Idaho)$Westerwinds Classic (Macomb, Ill.)


5-1-1 hoME; 4-4-1 aWay; 2-2-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 9/2 CEnTRal WashingTon W 2-09/7 $yoUngsToWn sTaTE W 5-09/9 $aiR foRCE T 0-0 (2oT)9/20 long bEaCh sTaTE W 1-09/21 at Utah State L 1-49/25 #at Boise State L 0-1 (OT)9/28 &vs. Belmont W 5-39/30 &vs. Loyola Chicago L 0-110/5 at Southern Utah W 2-110/6 ^vs. Valparaiso L 1-210/11 *EasTERn WashingTon W 3-2 (2 oT)10/13 *MonTana W 1-010/19 *at Northern Arizona T 2-2 (2 OT)10/21 *at Portland State W 2-010/26 at UC Riverside L 0-210/28 *at Sacramento State W 1-011/3 *WEbER sTaTE l 1-311/8 +vs. Montana W 1-011/10 +at Weber State W 1-011/16 <at Portland L 0-5*Big Sky Conference Game+Big Sky Conference Tournament (Ogden, Utah)<NCAA College Cup First Round (Portland, Ore.)$Bengal Classic (Pocatello, Idaho)#Governor’s Cup match (Boise, Idaho)&Creighton Bluejay Classic (Omaha, Neb.)^Cedar City, Utah


8-1-0 hoME; 3-4-1 aWay; 2-2-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/30 UTah sTaTE W, 3-19/1 soUThERn UTah W, 6-19/6 siEna W, 1-0

9/8 #boisE sTaTE l, 1-39/12 at (#23) Utah L, 1-49/14 at Brigham Young W, 2-09/20 $ vs. Texas Tech W, 1-09/22 $at (#9) Texas A&M L, 0-69/27 at Gonzaga L, 0-19/29 #at Idaho T, 2-2 (2OT)10/4 %vs. St. Louis L, 0-110/6 %vs. Youngstown State W, 4-010/11 *at Montana L, 0-110/13 *at Eastern Washington W, 1-0 (OT)10/17 *PoRTlanD sTaTE W, 2-110/19 *noRThERn aRizona W, 1-010/25 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE W, 3-011/2 *at Weber State W, 2-111/7 +EasTERn WashingTon W, 2-111/9 +PoRTlanD sTaTE W, 1-0 (oT)11/14 <vs.(#8) Portland L, 0-3*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match+Big Sky Conference Tournament (Pocatello, Idaho)<NCAA College Cup First Round (Provo, Utah)$Fazoli’s Soccer Classic (College Station, Texas)% Arizona Soccer Tournament (Tucson, Ariz.)


3-4-1 hoME; 5-4-1 aWay; 2-1-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/29 UTah vallEy sT. Col. W, 3-19/5 #at Boise State W, 4-09/7 at Utah State W, 1-09/12 gonzaga l, 1-29/14 #iDaho T, 1-1 (2oT)9/18 at Southern Utah W, 6-29/20 at (#21) Brigham Young L, 0-29/25 (#24) UTah l, 0-210/3 at Washington State L, 0-210/5 at (#9) Washington L, 0-210/11 *WEbER saTE l, 0-210/13 haWai’i l, 0-210/16 *at Montana L, 0-310/18 *EasTERn WashingTon W, 2-110/24 *at Portland State W, 1-010/26 *at Sacramento State W, 2-1 (OT)10/30 *noRThERn aRizona W, 4-1


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2004 (MaRk salisbURy)7-6-3 ovERall; 2-3-1 big sky

5-1-1 hoME; 0-5-2 aWay; 2-0-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/27 bRighaM yoUng W, 3-18/29 soUThERn UTah W, 2-19/3 vs. Nevada W, 3-19/5 vs. Northern Iowa W, 1-09/12 Cal sTaTE noRThRiDgE T, 1-1 (2oT)9/17 #at Idaho L, 1-29/19 at Gonzaga L, 1-29/26 #boisE sTaTE W, 1-0 (oT)9/30 at UNLV L, 0-110/2 at Utah Valley St. Col. T, 1-1 (2OT)10/7 *at Weber State T, 1-1 (2OT)10/15 *at Eastern Washington L, 0-110/17 *MonTana l, 0-210/21 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE W, 1-010/23 *PoRTlanD sTaTE W, 2-110/31 *at Northern Arizona L, 0-1 (OT)*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match

2005 (MaRk salisbURy)4-12-1 ovERall; 1-4-1 big sky

2-5-0 hoME; 1-7-1 aWay; 1-0-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/26 WashingTon sTaTE l, 1-28/28 gonzaga l, 0-2

9/2 at Long Beach State L, 0-19/4 at Cal State Northridge L, 0-59/8 UTah vallEy sT. Col. W, 2-09/11 #iDaho W, 3-19/15 at Southern Utah L, 0-29/17 at Utah State L, 0-29/21 #at Boise State L, 1-29/30 !at Air Force L, 0-310/2 !vs. Northern Colorado W, 2-010/7 *at Portland State T, 1-1 (2OT)10/15 *WEbER sTaTE l, 1-210/21 *at Montana L, 1-210/23 *at Eastern Washington W, 1-010/27 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE l, 0-210/29 *noRThERn aRizona l, 1-2*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match (Boise, Idaho)! Air Force Academy Nike Invitational Tournament (Portland, Ore.)

2006 (allison gibson)10-9-1 ovERall; 5-2-0 big sky

4-3-0 hoME; 5-6-1 aWay; 1-0-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/25 UTah sTaTE l, 0-18/27 soUThERn UTah W, 6-18/29 at Brigham Young L, 1-2 (OT)9/1 #vs. Idaho W, 3-09/3 #at Boise State W, 1-09/8 at San Jose State L, 1-29/10 at UC Davis L, 0-19/22 UTah l, 1-39/24 at Wyoming L, 0-19/30 at Utah Valley State W, 2-110/5 *PoRTlanD sTaTE l, 0-1 (oT)10/7 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE W, 1-0 (2oT)10/13 *at Northern Arizona W, 2-1 (2OT)10/15 *at Northern Colorado W, 3-010/19 *at Montana W, 1-010/22 *EasTERn WashingTon W, 5-110/28 *at Weber State L, 1-2 (OT)11/3 +WEbER sTaTE W, 1-011/5 +Sacramento State T, 2-2 (4-3 PKs)11/9 <at #11 Utah L, 2-3 (2OT)#Governor’s Cup match (Boise, Idaho)+ Big Sky Conference Tournament (Pocatello, Idaho)<NCAA College Cup, First Round (Salt Lake City, Utah)


6-0-2 hoME; 1-4-3 aWay; 0-1-1 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/31 $vs. Arizona State L, 0-1 9/2 $vs. Cal State Fullerton T, 1-1 (2OT)9/7 #boisE sTaTE W, 5-2 9/9 #iDaho W, 2-0 9/14 at Utah L, 2-3 (OT)9/16 at Utah State L, 0-1 (OT)9/21 ~san JosE sTaTE W, 2-1 9/23 ~aiR foRCE W, 1-0 9/28 at Gonzaga T, 1-1 (O2)9/30 at (#18) Washington State T 1-1 (O2)10/6 at Southern Utah W, 7-1 10/12 *at Portland State L, 0-1 10/14 *at Sacramento State T, 1-1 (O2)10/18 *noRThERn aRizona T, 0-0 (o2)10/20 *noRThERn ColoRaDo T, 0-0 (o2)10/26 *MonTana W, 1-0 10/28 *at Eastern Washington L, 0-1 11/3 *WEbER sTaTE W, 2-0 *Big Sky Conference Game$UNLV Adidas Classic (Las Vegas, Nev.)#Governor’s Cup match (Pocatello, Idaho)~Idaho State Classic (Pocatello, Idaho)


2-2-3 hoME; 1-9-1 aWay; 0-1-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/22 UTah sTaTE W, 2-1 (o2)8/29 at Air Force W, 1-08/31 at Colorado College L, 1-29/5 #vs. Boise State L, 1-2 9/7 #at Idaho L, 0-29/11 at Utah Valley T, 0-0 (O2)9/13 at Brigham Young L, 0-2

9/19 $UC Davis l, 1-29/21 $WyoMing T, 1-1 (o2)9/26 at Pepperdine L, 0-69/28 at (#21) San Diego L, 0-610/3 gonzaga T, 0-0 (o2) 10/9 *EasTERn WashingTon T, 1-1 (o2)10/12 *at Montana L, 0-210/17 *at Northern Colorado L, 2-610/19 *at Northern Arizona L, 0-110/23 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE W, 3-110/25 *PoRTlanD sTaTE l, 0-111/1 *at Weber State L, 0-2*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup Match (Moscow, Idaho)$ Idaho State Classic (Pocatello, Idaho)


5-1-0 hoME; 4-5-0 aWay; 1-2-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/21 at New Mexico L, 0-28/23 at New Mexico State W, 2-1 (O2)8/28 at Southern Utah W, 2-18/30 MainE l, 0-29/4 #vs. Idaho L, 1-29/6 #at Boise State L, 1-29/13 at Wyoming W, 2-19/23 UTah vallEy W, 2-110/1 at Utah State W, 1-010/8 *MonTana W, 3-110/11 *at Eastern Washington L, 0-110/15 *noRThERn aRizona W, 4-210/17 *noRThERn ColoRaDo W, 2-010/23 *at Portland State L, 1-410/25 *at Sacramento State L, 0-210/31 *WEbER sTaTE W, 4-011/6 +vs. Eastern Washington W, 2-111/8 +vs. Northern Arizona L, 0-4*Big Sky Conference Game#Governor’s Cup match (Boise, Idaho)+Big Sky Conference Tournament (Portland, Ore.)

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5-2-2 hoME; 1-8-0 aWay; 0-1-0 nEUTRalDate Opponent Result 8/20 at #22 Marquette L, 0-58/22 at Loyola Chicago W, 2-18/27 CollEgE of iDaho W, 4-18/29 UTah sTaTE T, 0-0 (o2)9/3 #iDaho l, 1-29/5 #boisE sTaTE W, 1-0 (oT)9/9 sEaTTlE W, 2-19/12 soUThERn UTah W, 4-39/16 %at Nevada L, 0-29/18 %vs San Jose State L, 1-49/23 at Utah Valley L, 0-29/29 at #12 Brigham Young L, 0-410/7 *noRThERn aRizona T, 0-010/9 *noRThERn ColoRaDo l, 1-310/15 *at Eastern Washington L, 0-210/17 *at Montana L, 0-110/21 *saCRaMEnTo sTaTE W, 1-010/24 *at Portland State L, 0-110/29 *at Weber State L, 0-2* Denotes Big Sky Conference Game# Denotes Governor’s Cup game (Pocatello, Idaho)% Denotes Wolf Pack Invitational (Reno, Nev.)

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Air Force 2-2-1Albertson 1-0-0Arizona State 0-1-0Belmont 1-0-0Brigham Young 2-6-0Boise State 7-5-1CS Fullerton 1-0-1CS Northridge 0-3-2Carroll 1-0-0Central Washington 1-0-0College of Idaho 1-0-0Colorado College 0-1-0Denver 0-1-0Eastern Illinois 0-1-0Eastern Washington 9-5-1Fresno State 0-1-0Gonzaga 1-4-2Hawai’i 0-2-0Idaho 4-5-3IUPUI 1-0-0Long Beach State 1-2-0Loyola Chicago 1-1-0Maine 0-1-0Marquette 0-1-0Mississippi 0-1-0Montana 6-8-1Nevada 1-1-0New Mexico 0-1-0New Mexico State 1-0-0Northern Arizona 7-6-3Northern Colorado 3-2-1Northern Iowa 1-0-0Oregon State 0-1-0

Pepperdine 0-1-0Portland 0-2-0Portland State 7-6-1Sacramento State 8-3-3San Diego 0-1-0San Jose State 1-2-0Seattle 1-0-0St. Louis 0-1-0Siena 1-0-0Southern Utah 8-1-0Texas A&M 0-1-0Texas El-Paso 1-0-0Texas Tech 1-0-0UC Davis 0-2-0UC Riverside 0-1-0UC Santa Barbara 0-2-0UNLV 1-2-0Utah 0-6-2Utah State 5-5-1Utah Valley (prev. UVSC) 4-1-2Valparaiso 0-1-0Washington 0-1-0Washington State 0-2-1Weber State 6-8-1Western Illinois 2-0-0Wyoming 1-3-1Youngstown State 2-0-0Totals 102-114-28

--QUiCk glanCE RECoRDs--All-Time Record 102-114-28 (.475)All-Time Home Record 58-24-14 (.677)All-Time Away Record 31-73-13 (.321)All-Time Neutral Record 19-17-1 (.527)

All-Time Big Sky Record 37-38-11 (.494)All-Time Big Sky Home Record 24-11-7 (.655)All-Time Big Sky Away Record 13-27-4 (.341)

Big Sky Tournament Record 8-2-1 (.772)NCAA First Round Record 0-3-1 (.125)NCAA Second Round Record 0-1-0 (.000)

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aiR foRCE Overall: 2-2-1, Home: 1-0-1, Away: 1-2-0 09/24/1999 A L 2-3% 09/09/2001 H T(2OT) 0-0 09/30/2005 A L 0-3% 09/23/2007 H W 1-0 08/29/2008 A W 1-0

CollEgE of iDaho (foRMERly albERTson’s CollEgE of iDaho 1998)

Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 09/12/1998 H W 5-0

aRizona sTaTE Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 08/31/2007 N L 0-1

bElMonT Overall: 1-0-0, Neutral: 1-0-0, 09/28/2001 N W 5-3

boisE sTaTE Overall: 7-5-1, Home: 4-1-0, Away: 2-3-1, Neutral: 1-1-0 # 09/05/1998 A T(2OT) 0-0# 09/06/1999 N W 2-1# 09/03/2000 H W 2-1# 09/25/2001 A L(OT) 0-1# 09/08/2002 H L 1-3# 09/05/2003 A W 4-0# 09/26/2004 H W(OT) 1-0# 09/21/2005 A L 1-2# 09/03/2006 A W 1-0# 09/07/2007 H W 5-2# 09/05/2008 N L 1-2# 09/06/2009 A L 1-2# 09/05/2010 H W(OT) 1-0

bRighaM yoUng Overall: 2-6-0, Home: 1-0-0, Away: 1-5-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 09/19/1998 A L 0-3

09/14/2002 A W 2-0 09/20/2003 A L 0-2$ 11/15/2003 N L 0-2 08/27/2004 H W 3-1 08/29/2006 A L(OT) 1-2 09/13/2008 A L 0-2No. 12 09/29/2010 A L 0-4

Cal sTaTE fUllERTon Overall: 1-0-1, Away: 1-0-0, Neutral: 0-0-1 09/24/2000 A W 2-0 09/02/2007 N T(2OT) 1-1

Cal sTaTE noRThRiDgE Overall: 0-3-2, Home: 0-1-2, Away: 0-2-0 * 10/24/1998 H L 0-1* 10/31/1999 A L(OT) 0-1* 10/07/2000 H T(2OT) 0-0 09/12/2004 H T(2OT) 1-1 09/04/2005 A L 0-5

CaRRoll Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 08/27/2000 H W 7-1 CEnTRal WashingTon Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 09/02/2001 H W 2-0

CollEgE of iDaho Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 08/27/2010 H W 4-1

ColoRaDo CollEgE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 08/31/2008 A L 1-2DEnvER Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 11/01/1998 N L 1-2 EasTERn illinois Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 09/09/2000 N L 1-2 EasTERn WashingTon Overall: 9-5-1, Home: 5-0-1, Away: 3-5-0, Neutral: 1-0-0, Conference: 8-5-1, BSC Tournament: 2-0-0 * 10/09/1998 A L 0-1* 10/14/1999 H W 4-0* 10/13/2000 A W 3-0

* 10/11/2001 H W(2OT) 3-2* 10/13/2002 A W(OT) 1-0+ 11/07/2002 H W 2-1* 10/18/2003 H W 2-1* 10/15/2004 A L 0-1* 10/23/2005 A W 1-0* 10/22/2006 H W 5-1* 10/28/2007 A L 0-1* 10/09/2008 H T(2OT) 1-1* 10/11/2009 A L 0-1+ 11/06/2009 N W 2-1* 10/15/2010 A L 0-2 fREsno sTaTE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 10/04/1998 A L(OT) 1-2

gonzaga Overall: 1-4-2, Home: 1-2-1, Away: 0-2-1 09/15/2000 H W 3-2 09/27/2002 A L 0-1 09/12/2003 H L 1-2 09/19/2004 A L 1-2 08/28/2005 H L 0-2 09/28/2007 A T(2OT) 1-1 10/03/2008 H T(2OT) 0-0

haWai’i Overall: 0-2-0, Home: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 09/25/1998 N L 1-3 10/13/2003 H L 0-2

iDaho Overall: 4-5-3, Home: 3-1-1, Away: 0-2-2, Neutral: 1-2-0 # 09/07/1998 N L(2OT) 1-2# 09/04/1999 A T(2OT) 0-0# 09/04/2000 H W 2-0# 09/29/2002 A T(2OT) 2-2# 09/14/2003 H T(2OT) 1-1# 09/17/2004 A L 1-2# 09/11/2005 H W 3-1# 09/01/2006 N W 3-0# 09/09/2007 H W 2-0# 09/07/2008 A L 0-2# 09/04/2009 N L 1-2# 09/03/2010 H L 1-2

iUPU-inDianaPolis Overall: 1-0-0, Away: 1-0-0 10/03/1999 A W 4-0

long bEaCh sTaTE Overall: 1-2-0, Home: 1-0-0, Away: 0-2-0 09/19/1999 A L 0-1 09/20/2001 H W 1-0 09/02/2005 A L 0-1

loyola-ChiCago Overall: 1-1-0, Away: 1-0-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 09/30/2001 N L 0-1 08/22/2010 A W 2-1

MaRQUETTE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 No.22 08/20/2010 A L 0-5

MainE Overall: 0-1-0, Home: 0-1-0 08/30/2009 H L 0-2MississiPPi Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 09/17/1999 N L 0-1

MonTana Overall: 6-8-1, Home: 3-1-1, Away: 1-7-0, Neutral: 2-0-0, Conference: 4-8-1, BSC Tournament: 2-0-0 * 10/11/1998 A L 0-4* 10/16/1999 H T(2OT) 1-1* 10/15/2000 A L(2OT) 1-2* 10/13/2001 H W 1-0+ 11/08/2001 N W 1-0* 10/11/2002 A L 0-1* 10/16/2003 A L 0-3+ 11/08/2003 N W 1-0* 10/17/2004 H L 0-2* 10/21/2005 A L 1-2* 10/19/2006 A W 1-0* 10/26/2007 H W 1-0* 10/12/2008 A L 0-2* 10/08/2009 H W 3-1* 10/17/2010 A L 0-1

nEW MEXiCo Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 08/21/2009 A L 0-2

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nEvaDa Overall: 1-1-0, Away: 0-1-0, Neutral: 1-0-0 09/03/2004 N W 3-1& 09/16/2010 A L 0-2 noRThERn aRizona Overall: 7-6-3, Home: 5-1-2, Away: 1-3-1, Neutral: 1-2-0, Conference: 6-4-3, BSC Tournament: 1-2-0 * 10/22/1998 H W(OT) 2-1* 10/29/1999 A L 1-2* 10/05/2000 H W 3-1+ 10/27/2000 N L 0-1* 10/19/2001 A T(2OT) 2-2* 10/19/2002 H W 1-0* 10/30/2003 H W 4-1+ 11/06/2003 N W 1-0* 10/31/2004 A L(OT) 0-1* 10/29/2005 H L 1-2* 10/13/2006 A W(2OT) 2-1* 10/18/2007 H T(2OT) 0-0* 10/19/2008 A L 0-1* 11/15/2009 H W 4-2+ 11/08/2009 N L 0-4* 10/07/2010 H T 0-0

noRThERn ColoRaDo Overall: 3-2-1, Home: 1-1-1, Away: 1-1-0, Neutral: 1-0-0, Conference: 2-2-1 10/02/2005 N W 2-0* 10/15/2006 A W 3-0* 10/20/2007 H T(2OT) 0-0* 10/17/2008 A L 2-6* 10/17/2009 H W 2-0* 10/09/2010 H L 1-3 noRThERn ioWa Overall: 1-0-0, Neutral: 1-0-0 09/05/2004 N W 1-0

oREgon sTaTE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 09/27/1998 A L 0-1

PEPPERDinE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 09/26/2008 A L 0-6

PoRTlanD Overall: 0-2-0, Away: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 < 11/16/2001 A L 0-5< 11/14/2002 N L 0-3

PoRTlanD sTaTE Overall: 7-6-1, Home: 4-2-0, Away: 3-4-1Conference: 6-6-1, BSC Tournament: 1-0-0 * 10/17/1998 A L 0-2* 10/24/1999 H W 3-0* 10/21/2000 A W 4-1* 10/21/2001 A W 2-0* 10/17/2002 H W 2-1+ 11/09/2002 H W(OT) 1-0* 10/24/2003 A W 1-0* 10/23/2004 H W 2-1* 10/07/2005 A T(2OT) 1-1* 10/05/2006 H L(OT) 0-1* 10/12/2007 A L 0-1* 10/25/2008 H L 0-1* 10/23/2009 A L 1-4* 10/24/2010 A L 0-1

saCRaMEnTo sTaTE Overall: 8-3-3, Home: 5-1-2, Away: 3-2-1Conference: 8-3-2, BSC Tournament: 0-0-1 * 10/15/1998 A L 0-2* 10/22/1999 H T(2OT) 1-1* 10/19/2000 A W(2OT) 2-1* 10/28/2001 A W 1-0* 10/25/2002 H W 3-0* 10/26/2003 A W(OT) 2-1* 10/21/2004 H W 1-0* 10/27/2005 H L 0-2* 10/07/2006 H W(2OT) 1-0+ 11/05/2006 H T(4-3 PKs) 2-2* 10/14/2007 A T(2OT) 1-1* 10/23/2008 H W 3-1* 10/25/2009 A L 0-2* 10/21/2010 H W 1-0

sEaTTlE Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 09/09/2010 H W 2-1

sT. loUis Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 10/04/2002 N L 0-1

san DiEgo Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 09/28/2008 A L 0-6

san JosE sTaTE Overall: 1-2-0, Home: 1-0-0, Away: 0-1-0 , Neutral: 0-1-0 09/08/2006 A L 1-2% 09/21/2007 H W 2-1& 09/18/2010 N L 1-4

siEna Overall: 1-0-0, Home: 1-0-0 09/06/2002 H W 1-0

soUThERn UTah Overall: 8-1-0, Home: 4-0-0, Away: 4-1-0 10/05/2001 A W 2-1 09/01/2002 H W 6-1 09/18/2003 A W 6-2 08/29/2004 H W 2-1 09/15/2005 A L(2OT) 0-1 08/27/2006 H W 6-1 10/06/2007 A W 7-1 08/28/2009 A W 2-1 09/12/2010 H W 4-3TEXas a&M Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 09/22/2002 A L 0-6 TEXas El-Paso Overall: 1-0-0, Away: 1-0-0 10/01/1999 A W 2-1

TEXas TECh Overall: 1-0-0, Neutral: 1-0-0 09/20/2002 N W 1-0

UC Davis Overall: 0-2-0, Away: 0-2-0 09/10/2006 A L 0-1 09/19/2008 A L 1-2

UC RivERsiDE Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 10/26/2001 A L 0-2UC sanTa baRbaRa Overall: 0-2-0, Home: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 09/12/1999 H L 1-2 09/22/2000 A L 0-1

Unlv Overall: 1-2-0, Home: 1-0-0, Away: 0-2-0 09/20/1998 A L 0-1 09/17/2000 H W 4-1 09/30/2004 A L 0-1

UTah Overall: 0-6-2, Home: 0-2-1, Away: 0-4-1 08/27/1999 A L 2-3 08/25/2000 H T(2OT) 3-3 09/12/2002 A L 1-4 09/25/2003 H L 0-2< 11/13/2003 A T(5-4 PK) 0-0 09/22/2006 H L 1-3< 11/09/2006 A L(2OT) 2-3 09/14/2007 A L(OT) 2-3

UTah sTaTE Overall: 4-5-1, Home: 3-1-1, Away: 1-4-0 09/01/1998 A L 0-2 08/29/1999 H W 2-0 09/21/2001 A L 1-4 08/30/2002 H W 3-1 09/07/2003 A W 1-0 09/17/2005 A L 0-2 08/25/2006 H L 0-1 09/16/2007 A L(OT) 0-1 08/22/2008 H W(2OT) 2-1 10/01/2009 A W 1-0 08/29/2010 H T (2OT) 0-0

UTah vallEy (foRMERly UTah vallEy sTaTE 2003-06)

Overall: 4-1-2, Home: 3-0-0, Away: 1-1-2 08/29/2003 H W 3-1 10/02/2004 A T(2OT) 1-1 09/08/2005 H W 2-0 09/30/2006 A W 2-1 09/11/2008 A T(2OT) 0-0 09/23/2009 H W 2-1 09/23/2010 A L 0-2

valPaRaiso Overall: 0-1-0, Neutral: 0-1-0 10/06/2001 N L 1-2

WashingTon Overall: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-0 10/05/2003 A L 0-2

WashingTon sTaTE Overall: 0-2-1, Home: 0-1-0, Away: 0-1-1 10/03/2003 A L 0-2 08/26/2005 H L 1-2 09/30/2007 A T(2OT) 1-1

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WEsTERn illinois Overall: 2-0-0, Home: 1-0-0, Away: 1-0-0 09/10/1999 H W 1-0 09/08/2000 A W 2-0WyoMing Overall: 1-3-1, Home: 0-1-1, Away: 1-2-0 09/26/1999 A L 2-3 09/30/2000 H L 0-2 09/24/2006 A L 0-1 09/21/2008 H T(2OT) 1-1 09/13/2009 A W 2-1

yoUngsToWn sTaTE Overall: 2-0-0, Home: 1-0-0, Neutral: 1-0-0 % 09/07/2001 H W 5-0 10/06/2002 N W 4-0

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Brooke Alton ........................................................1999-02Stephanie Anderson ..........................................2002-05Ashley Askwig ............................................................2008Kacey Ball ..............................................................2008-09Mary Barrett ................................................................2006Ashley Beck .................................................................2002Heather Beck ........................................................2001-02Teah Beckman ...........................................................1998laura benson .....................................2010-pres.Andrea Beseris ...........................................................2010Christina Beseris ..................................................2006-09Tara bice .............................................2010-pres.Shannon Blaker ............................................. 1998, 2000Jessie Bobert ........................................................2003-04Trish Bolander ......................................................1998-01Shannon Boyle ....................................................2001-04Benicia Brogan.....................................................2008-10Alicia Buchanan...................................................1998-99Michelle Buhrle .........................................................2009alishia Cairl ........................................2009-pres.Amber Christensen ..................................................1999Hollie Christensen ..............................................2001-04Kim Christensen ........................................................1999Jill Christofferson ................................................2004-07Chelsea Cox ..........................................................2005-07Kim Crosbie...........................................................2005-07Danielle Davies ..........................................................2001Jana Davis-Boehler.............................................2005-09Sue Desmond ............................................................1998Molly Downs ............................................1998-99, 2002Erin DuPont.................................................................2006Holly Emery ..........................................................1999-01Michelle Emery ..........................................................1998Maren Eves-Williams .........................................2004-08Shauna Fleming ........................................................2009Kathryn Ford ........................................................2007-09Jenny Ford .............................................................2005-07Lyndsay Gensler ..................................................2005-06Kelsea Godfrey...........................................................2010kiley godfrey .....................................2010-pres.Janel Graham-Smith ..........................................2000-03

Natalie Graham ...................................................2004-07Ilsa Gramer ............................................................1999-02alex hansen .......................................2008-pres.Kascie Harris ...............................................................2006Michelle Harrison .....................................................2008Jamie Hatfield ............................................................2005Karissa Henage-Fisher ......................................2007-10Nikkie Hitchcock .......................................................1999Annamarie Hofstetter .......................................2006-09Sarah Hobdey ......................................................2001-04Lauren Hough ......................................................2007-10Emily Hubbard-Blanchard ...............................2000-03Heather Hunt-Jones ..........................................2000-03ashley Jones.......................................2009-pres.Jenna Jones ..........................................................2001-04AdriAnn Jorgenson ..................................................1998Crosby Joyner ......................................................2007-08Anastasia Katsilometes .....................................2004-05Randi Kendrick ..........................................................2010Chantal Kim ..........................................................2003-06Ashli Kimenker.....................................................2002-05Ellen Larsen .................................................................2008Tarragh Law ..........................................................1998-00Jennifer Loo ..........................................................2003-06Ashlee Maughan .......................................................2004Ashley May ............................................................1999-00Ashley M. May ............................................................2010Kalie McGuire .......................................................2005-07Katie Miller ............................................................2007-08Sarah Moravitz .....................................................1998-99Priscilla Muchaka ......................................................2001Jen Munro ...................................................................2008Chrissy Nelson .....................................................1998-00Michelle Okumura ..............................................2004-07Donya Oliveira ...........................................................2010Morgan olson ....................................2009-pres.Shawna Park .........................................................2002-04Lacey Pearson ............................................................2005laura Perez .........................................2009-pres.Stacey Peterson-Allen .......................................2000-03anna Pingree .....................................2010-pres.

kiley godfrey .....................................2010-pres.Taylor Powell ......................................2007-pres.Stacey Proctor ............................................................1999Kilee Quigley ........................................................2005-08Rissa Raveaux .......................................................1999-03Camille Ray .................................................................1998Krisha Read .................................................................2009Kristi Renak .................................................................2002Brooke Roberts-Pollard ....................................1998-01Stephanie Roadhouse................................. 1998, 2000Liz Roberts ............................................................2004-06Lindsay Russell ..........................................................2002Lauren Ryan ..........................................................2007-10Krystal Saling ..............................................................2002Noelle Sanders...........................................................2008Jennifer Sandner .......................................................2006Jill Schade ..............................................................1999-00Shailee Smith .............................................................2009allyson stainbrook ............................2010-pres.Megan stainbrook .............................2008-pres.Rachel strawn ....................................2009-pres.Jamie Meehan .....................................................2002-03Ashley May-Steel ................................................1999-02Brittany Thompson ..................................................1999Carlie Tobiason ....................................................2002-05Esther Toronto .....................................................2003-05Rashell Tucker ............................................................1998Korbie Underwood-Vaughn ...........................1998-01Bailey Williams .....................................................2008-10Shaleen Weston ..................................................1998-00Amber Worthen ........................................................2009liv zabka ............................................2010-pres.Ali Zikratch ..................................................................2006

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1998 Boise State 1999 Idaho State 2000 Idaho State 2001 Boise State 2002 Idaho 2003 Idaho State 2004 Three-way Tie 2005 Boise State 2006 Idaho State 2007 Idaho State 2008 Boise State 2009 Idaho 2010 Idaho

Idaho State: 5 Time ChampionBoise State: 4 Time Champion

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Longest Championship Streak:Two-games (Idaho State: twice, Idaho: once)

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seasons W-l-T big sky Conference home away neutral gordon henderson 1998-03 (6 years) 55-51-11 (.517) 21-14-4 (.589) 29-10-6 (.711) 26-41-5 (.396) 8-12-0 (.400)Mark salisbury 2004-05 (2 years) 11-18-4 (.394) 3-7-2 (.364) 6-6-1 (.500) 5-11-3 (.342) 3-0-0 (1.000)allison gibson 2006-pres (5 years) 36-45-13 (.452) 13-17-5 (.443) 22-8-7 (.689) 12-32-5 (.296) 2-5-1 (.313) Totals 1998-pres (13 years) 102-114-28 (.475) 37-38-11 (.494) 57-24-14 (.674) 43-84-13 (.354) 13-17-1 (.435)

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longest Winning streak Seven Games (2002, Henderson) - 10/13/02 to 11/9/02 *Note: Began and ended with a 1-0 overtime victory

longest losing streak Nine Games (1998, Henderson) - 9/19/98 to 10/17/98*Notes: First year of the ISU soccer program

longest home Winning streak 12 Games (2006-08, Gibson) - 10/7/06 to 8/22/08 *Notes: Spans three seasons. Includes two tie games.

longest non-Winning streak 14 Games (2008, Gibson) - 8/31/08 to 10/19/08*Note: Includes four tie games

longest away Winning streak Five Games (2003, Henderson) - 10/24/03 to 11/13/03*Note: Ended with an advancement on penalty kicks (5-4) in a 0-0 tie with Utah at the NCAA College Cup First Round.

Most Wins in a season 13 Games, 13-7-1 (2002, Henderson)

Most losses in a season 14 Games, 2-14-1 (1998, Henderson)

Most Ties in a season Six Games, 7-5-6 (2007, Gibson)

Most Tie games in a Row Three Games (2007, Gibson) - 10/14/07 to 10/20/07

Undefeated home season 2007, Gibson (Eight Games)

Undefeated big sky home season 1999, Henderson (Four Games, includes two-ties)2002, Henderson (Three Games)2007, Gibson (Four Games, includes two-ties)2009, Gibson (Four Games)

Coach of the year Gordon Henderson (2000, 2001, 2003)Allison Gibson (2006, 2009)

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President ...................................................................Page 77Director of Athletics ..............................................Administration/Staff ...................................... Page 79-80PAWS/S.A.A.C. .........................................................Page 81Bengal Life ...............................................................Page 82Notable ISU Alumni ..............................................Page 83Bengal Champions ................................................Page 84Idaho State Ring of Honor ..................................Page 85ISU Sports Hall of Fame .......................................Page 86Staff Directory .........................................................Page 87Media Directory .....................................................Page 88Media Information ................................................Page 89

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Arthur C. Vailas, Ph.D., became the 12th president of Idaho State University on July 1, 2006.

President Vailas came to Idaho State University from the University of Houston, where he had held the dual role of vice president for research and intellectual property management, and vice chancellor for research of the University of Houston System. He also held a joint appointment at UH as

tenured professor of mechanical engineering, and biology and biochemistry. He held a distinguished chair in the latter discipline. By the time he left UH, that university’s research productivity had grown 400 percent, and UH possessed an impressive intellectual-property portfolio.

His sk i l l at developing successful collaborative initiatives helped him obtain funding to establish a number of interdisciplinary research and teaching centers of excellence. One example: the innovative Texas Learning and Computation Center, established with $5.3 million in state and federal funding. TLC2, as it is called, provides a forum in which diverse information-technology projects from across campus come together under a single roof. Its facilities are a fully integrated, state-of-the-art telecommunications infrastructure and learning complex where technology-based applications are developed and deployed.

Dr. Vailas successfully negotiated an unprecedented affiliation agreement with the University of Houston, The Methodist Hospital—a major teaching and research hospital in Houston—and Cornell University Medical College. The agreement facilitates collaborative teaching and research among these institutions.

A particularly important accomplishment was Dr. Vailas’s involvement in organizing the multistate, collaborative organization Research Partnership to Secure Energy for America

(RPSEA), and his appointment in 2002 to the RPSEA executive board. RPSEA works to help meet America’s need for technology to commercially develop its ultra-deepwater and unconventional onshore hydrocarbon resources in a safe and environmentally sensitive manner. RPSEA received $100 million in funding per year for 10 years from the U.S. Department of Energy. It is one of the largest national programs for oil and gas exploration and production.

Among the important honors Dr. Vailas received while at the University of Houston was a congressional appointment to the national board of the nonprofit Mickey Leland National Urban Air Toxics Research Center. He was later elected vice chairman. The NUATRC, a research facility, gathers scientific information on the human-health effects caused by exposure to air toxics. The center’s research program, developed collaboratively by scientific experts from academia, industry and government, seeks to fill the gaps in scientific data that are required to make sound environmental-health public-policy decisions. In 2002, Texas Gov. Rick Perry appointed Dr. Vailas to the Texas Council on Environmental Technology.

Prior to joining the University of Houston, Dr. Vailas held a succession of academic and administrative positions at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, advancing rapidly through the academic ranks. Within three years he was promoted from associate to full professor in the department of kinesiology in the College of Education. He received joint appointments as professor

of surgery, in the College of Medicine Division of Orthopedic Surgery, and professor in the College of Agriculture’s department of poultry science. Throughout his time at Madison, 1988 – 1995, he also was director of the university’s Biodynamics Laboratory. He was a mentor to many master’s and doctoral students, an experience that deepened his commitment to putting students first.

President Vailas’s successful academic career began at the University of California, Los Angeles, in 1982. He was hired that year as assistant professor in the department of physiological science. He was promoted to associate professor in 1988. A personal milestone came for him and his wife, Laura, in 1984 with the birth of their daughter, Alexandra.

President Vailas’s Ph.D. degree, from the University of Iowa, is in connective tissue physiology. He completed a three-year postdoctoral fellowship at Iowa that was funded by a National Institutes of Health National Research Service Award, and he was a research fellow of orthopedic surgery. He earned his Bachelor of Science degree magna cum laude in exercise physiology at the University of New Hampshire, which he attended on a football scholarship.

President Vailas’s academic credentials include authorship of numerous peer-reviewed scientific articles and publications. He also has been principal investigator in many projects supported by federal grants. He has been a consultant to national health care-related businesses and institutions, and numerous national boards and advisory groups have benefited from his service.

Over the course of his career, President Vailas has garnered numerous professional awards. Among them is the International Scholars Award from the University of Houston, and Outstanding Science Achievement Awards from NASA for COSMOS #2229, U.S.-Russian Space Program; and the U.S.-Russian Life Sciences Mission COSMOS #2044. Elected to the NASA Life Sciences Advisory Subcommittee, he served as study section chairman for the American Institute for the Biological Sciences on space biology. In 1988, the National Academy of Sciences Commission on Engineering and Technical Systems elected him to the National Research Council.

The native of Manchester, New Hampshire, is the eldest of five sons and a daughter of Greek immigrants. Laura Vailas, Ph.D., is a former associate dean in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at the University of Houston.

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J e f f T i n g e y enters his fifth full y e a r l e a d i n g t h e Idaho State University athletic department, and his third as the Director of Athletics after spending a year as the interim director. Already, in a short amount of time he has already shown a keen knack for marketing and fundraising, and

he has overseen several job openings at Idaho State, including spearheading the largest corporate gift in ISU athletics history, from the Idaho Potato Commission for a new video board in Holt Arena. He became the Interim Athletic Director after spending his first year as the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Corporate Sales.

As the Director of Athletics, Tingey will oversee all aspects of Idaho State’s 15-sport athletic program, with specific tasks of raising Idaho State’s profile both in the Big Sky Conference, the West, and within and throughout Southeast Idaho.

Already in his short tenure, Tingey has overseen the final aspects of a budget recovery plan that saw Idaho State recover from a near $800,000 deficit to hit the black heading into the 2008-09 season. He has also increased ISU’s marketing presence in the community, bringing in nearly $600,000 in corporate dollars to the athletic department, and expanding ISU’s influence in the region.

He also has improved athletic department communication with the implementation of a “Coaches Cabinet”, and he has championed President Vailas’ mantra of transparency as well.

Along with the video board, other capital improvements early in his tenure include a refurbishment of the ISU football locker room, getting rid of the old metal lockers for new oak lockers donated as part of the Bengal Locker Room Project.

As the Assistant Athletic Director for Marketing and Corporate Sales, Tingey oversaw all Bengal Sport Properties and ISU’s corporate partner program while providing leadership and oversight for marketing and promotions.

In 2006-07, Tingey had spent year at Brigham Young, where he handled the marketing profile for football, coordinating game-day presentation, scripts, and pre and post-game activities for the football team. Jeff also oversaw the marketing profiles for men’s volleyball, women’s soccer, women’s basketball, softball, golf, cross country, and track and field. Tingey also coordinated many athletic department special events and trade accounts.

Jeff graduated from Weber State University, where he ran track for two years, from 2000-2002. While there, he worked as an intern in the Weber State marketing department, and was then hired as the Assistant Marketing Director after graduating,

staying there for four years. While with the Wildcats, he was responsible for the marketing and promotions for women’s soccer, volleyball, and basketball, and he also handled a variety of special events for the Wildcats, including the football tailgate party and Big Sky Conference Tournaments.

Tingey is a Pocatello native, having lettered in track and football at Highland High School. He then went to Ricks College where he played football and ran track before serving a two-year LDS Mission to Fresno, California. He and his wife Amber have a three-year old son, Ammon and twins Burklee and Kellan

Jeff and Amber tingey with children Ammon, Kellan and Burklee.

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Nancy Graziano enters her 26th year with the Idaho State University athletic department. After six years as an assistant women’s basketball coach, Graziano assumed the duties of Director of Student Support, and has served as ISU’s NCAA Compliance Coordinator. As the Associate Athletic Director for Student Support Services, she oversees academics, compliance, the training room, the weight room, and the equipment room. Graziano has served for the past 17 years as Idaho State’s Senior Women Administrator.

Nancy has taught an introductory orientation class for all incoming freshman and transfer student-athletes. Nancy is the liaison between the student-athletes and academic resources at ISU. She advises and assists the student-athletes in achieving their academic goals. Nancy works with the Faculty Athletic Representative to monitor the Student Athlete’s progress toward graduation and their Big Sky Conference/NCAA academic eligibility. She also works with all coaches, keeping them informed of their student-athlete’s academic progress, and she handles all questions regarding

compliance and NCAA regulations. Nancy regularly holds rules education seminars for the athletic staff on compliance and rules education issues, and she keeps the athletic department updated on new issues and bylaws.

She came to Idaho State in 1985 as an assistant women’s basketball coach after a highly success-ful prep coaching career. Graziano compiled a 284-43 basketball record in 15 years at Alemany High School in Mission Hills, California. Her Alemany softball teams were also 214-28 in 12 years, a total which included 12 league championships. A three-sport coach, Graziano’s volleyball teams were 165-75. Graziano was Girls’ Athletic Director at Alemany (1977-83), Director of Athletics (1983-85), and chaired the Department of Physical Education from 1975-85. Nancy completed her undergraduate work at Cal State Northridge, and earned her Master’s degree in Athletic Administration from Idaho State University in 1990. In 2006 she was honored as the Grand Marshall of the ISU Homecoming Parade.

nAnCy grAziAnoAssociate Athletic Director for student support services + senior Woman Administrator

Jim Kramer enters his seventh year with Idaho State University as the university’s first Assistant Athletic Director for Financial Services, coming to Pocatello from Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis, where he served as the fiscal manager for the IUPUI Sport Complex.

With Idaho State, Kramer oversees the athletic budget, and he assists all members of the athletic department with university purchasing policy and procedures. He coordinates all budgetary matters, including team and individual travel, equipment, and much of ISU’s scholarship allocation procedures. Jim was instrument in ISU turning an $800,000 deficit into the black, and he has instituted several new procedures to help streamline ISU’s fiscal procedures.

At IUPUI, Kramer was responsible for a $2.3 million operating budget, and managed their accounts

payables and receivables and department payroll. Kramer also handled several facility issues including event ticket sales, overseeing the pro shop and management of the business office staff.

Kramer also served for 10 years with the Indianapolis Star/News, contributing to area coverage of various high school, college, and professional events in the greater Indianapolis area.

Jim earned his B.B.A in finance and marketing from The Ohio State University in 1986, and his master’s in business administration from the University of Akron in 1993. He and his wife Mary have three children Maura, Joseph, and Thomas.

Jim KrAmerAssistant Athletic Director for financial services

Jay McMillin enters his 14th year with Idaho State University, and his third as Assistant Athletic Director for Development & Major Gifts after spending two years as the Executive Director of the Bengal Foundation. Jay will also coach the women’s golf team for the end of 2009.

As the Director of Major Gifts, McMillin will work with the ISU Development Office to identify and procure major gift contributions to the athletic department. Jay will concentrate much of his time towards raising funds for Bengal Village. Prior to his promotion, Jay was the Executive Director of the Bengal Foundation, handling the day-to-day aspects of the largest and most visible arm of ISU’s fundraising efforts. He coordinated all Bengal Foundation activities, including membership drives, athlete-to-athlete phone-

a-thon, golf tournaments, and he also oversaw ISU’s priority seating campaign.No stranger to ISU athletics, Jay spent eight years on staff as an assistant men’s

basketball coach, from 1998-2006. With the squad Jay coached ISU’s post players as well as overseeing academics. He graduated in 1988 with a bachelor’s in comprehensive social science from Nebraska Wesleyan University and his master’s in recreation in 1992 from the University of Idaho. Jay and his wife Alisha have four children; Lauren, Cooper, Madalyn, and Emersyn.

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Steve Schaack enters his second year as the Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations at Idaho State after spending three years in the athletic communications department at Fresno State. Schaack was promoted to associate athletic communications director in July 2010 before moving on to the position at Idaho State.

While at Fresno State, Schaack covered football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, women’s soccer and women’s lacrosse. Schaack also helped implement social media strategies such as Facebook, Twitter and the use of blogs to help promote Fresno State athletics. He also facilitated unprecedented coverage of the Bulldog women’s basketball program on ESPNU and ESPN.com. He also provided radio play-by-play for the Bulldog women’s basketball team.

Prior to his tenure at Fresno State, Schaack was employed as an assistant sport information director at Utah Valley University from 2004-2007. At UVU, Schaack covered men’s basketball, track and field, cross country, baseball, wrestling, women’s basketball, women’s soccer, softball and vol-

leyball. As the assistant SID, Schaack helped to substantially increase national as well as in-state media coverage for Utah Valley athletics including the successful promotion of first-team All-District Eight Utah Valley basketball player Ronnie Price, who is currently a player for the Utah Jazz.

On top of his experience in the media relations field, Schaack has nearly a decade of experi-ence as a sport writer. Schaack has been a contributor for the Salt Lake Tribune, a beat writer for the Deseret Morning News and an Associated Press correspondent. He has also been a sport writer and photographer for the Utah County Journal and was the editor-in-chief for the Utah Valley State College Student Newspaper.

Schaack graduated with a bachelor’s degree in communication from the University of Utah in 2004. He married his wife Alli in 2007. The couple has two daughters: Cami and Sophie.

steVe sChAACKAssistant Athletic Director for media relations

Matt Steuart enters his ninth year with Idaho State University, and his third as the athletic depart-ment’s Assistant Athletic Director for Academics. Steuart spent five years as the Director for Academics, after serving as Graduate Assistant for Compliance and Student Support for one year.

Steuart aids the student support team in a variety of ways including compliance issues, personal and academic counseling with student-athletes, overseeing the athletic study table, meeting with recruits, distribution of the NCAA Special Assistance fund, and coordinating, planning and teaching the Life Skills for Student-Athletes course taught at ISU.

In addition, Steuart serves as an advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and is the

sports supervisor for the ISU tennis program. Matt also serves as one of the voices of the Bengals. He is a broadcaster for the ISU women’s soccer team and the ISU women’s volleyball team. Steuart gradu-ated from Idaho State with his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in history in 1997, and he earned a master’s degree in 1999 in the field of mental health counseling. He also earned a second master’s degree in athletic administration from Idaho State in 2004.

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James H. Yizar Jr. (commonly known as Byrd) enters his second year as the Assistant Athletic Director for Student Success at Idaho State. Prior to working in the athletic administration offices Yizar has been employed at ISU since 1984 and ran track in college at Idaho State.

In Yizar’s current role as Assistant Athletic Director he is currently responsible for providing services and programming activities for student-athletes regarding diversity, gender and student-athlete well-being issues throughout the University campus. He also coordinates weekly study sessions during the school year to help student-athletes improve study habits.

Along with working with athletics, Yizar is also the Associate Director of the Student Success Center where he has the charge of improving retention university wide.

Prior to assuming this position in 2010, he was the Associate Dean of Students from 2008-10 where he was second in command in the Division of Student Affairs. In this position he provided leadership to Student Affairs units in building and maintaining collaborative relations among uni-versity divisions. Yizar was the Ihe Interim Associate Dean of Students from 2006-08.

From 2000-06, Yizar served as the Assistant Dean of Students where he coordinated leadership

services between Student Affairs, Academic Affairs, student organizations and community agencies. Prior to that position, he served at the TRIO Director from 1994-2006, the Assistant TRIO Director from 1990-94 and a counselor and learning specialist from 1984-90.

During this time Yizar has been involved in many projects campus-wide. He served as a steering committee member for athletics NCAA Athletic Department certification process. He also coordinated the annual new freshman parent orientation program and was the acting director for University Housing in 2007. Other recent projects include being the Coordinator of New Student Orientation Program, Director of Diversity Resource Center, chair of the Multicultural Committee and chaired the Student Employee of the Year Committee.

Yizar graduated from Idaho State with a Bachelor of Arts in secondary education in 1982. He received his master’s in counseling degree in 1990 with an emphasis in student personnel in higher education and then earned a management development program certificate from Harvard in 1998. In December of 2010 he will complete his Doctorate of Education degree with an emphasis in higher education administration from Idaho State.

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Allison gibsonWomen’s Soccer

Kalee KoppDirector of Marketing

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Katie WareAssistant Director of Sports Information

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Joel VickeryCompliance Officer

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mike KramerFootball

Kellie hooperWomen’s Golf

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Chad teichertWomen’s Volleyball

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P.A.W.S., Proud Athletes Working and Serving, which is ISU’s community outreach program. P.A.W.S. showcases ISU’s commitment to the communities of Southeast Idaho as an active participant.

In the three years since the program’s inception, Bengal Athletics has been a part of numerous community projects, including the D.A.R.E. program, community roadside cleanup, the Special Olympics, Secret Santa, and other events.

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Notable Idaho State Alumni

stacy Dragila won the Olympic Gold Medal in the inaugural women’s pole vault

in Sydney in 2000.

William Petersen is a veteran actor previously starred as Gil Grissom in the nation’s most

popular show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.

Jared Allen signed a free agent with the Minnesota Vikings in 2008, become the highest

paid defensive lineman in the NFL.

Bill Byrne is the Athletic Director for Texas A& M University.

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marvin lewis is the head coach for the Cincinnati Bengals.

merril hoge is a reporter for ESPN, and host of the Edge/NFL Matchup.

ed sanders won the Olympic Gold Medal in heavyweight boxing for the

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Don Aslett Cleaning Authority & Author

Terrel Bell Former Secretary, U.S. Department of Education

Dr. Gary K. Bertsch Director of Center for International Trade and Security

Ron Boone Radio/TV Broadcaster for the Utah Jazz

Bill Byrne Texas A & M University Athletic Director

John Foreman Producer of the movie “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid”

I. Herbert Gordon Peabody Award Winner, former NBC Executive

Steve Hayes 10-Year Veteran of the National Basketball Association

Florence Bean James Theatre Director

General Amos Jordan Brigadier U.S. General and President and CEO of the Center for Strategic and International Studies

Wally Kelly President, Viacom Outdoor

Peter C. Kole Chair of the New England Albanian Relief Organization (NEARO)

Senator James McClure U.S. Senator 1973-91, Namesake of The James A. McClure Federal Building and Courthouse in Boise

Lewis J. Neal President of NOXSO Corporation

Bruce Nelson CEO of Office Depot

Les Purce President of Evergreen State College

Ed Sanders Won the Olympic Gold Medal in heavyweight boxing for the United States in 1952

Major General Antonio Taguba U.S. Army Major General who authored the investigative report about abuses of Iraqis at

the Abu Ghraib prison at the hands of American soldiers.

Antonio Taguba Taguba is the second-highest ranking Filipino-American officer in the U.S. Army

David Thomas World renowned dinosaur sculptor

Dr. Claude Zobell Marine Microbiologist for the Scripps Oceanographic Institute

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The Idaho State athletic department has a storied past sprinkled with Olympians, pro athletes, NCAA and Big Sky champions as well as All-Americans.

on the national stageIn the 100-plus year history of ISU

athletics, the teams have totaled 29 NCAA post-season appearances and one AIAW showing. Probably the most visible of those appearances culminated in the Bengals winning the NCAA Division I football championship in 1981.

Bengal athletes have also earned 18 NCAA individual championships, including 16 in boxing, a sport which was discontinued by the NCAA in 1961.

One hundred Bengals have garnered national recognition in the form of All-America honors, since records were kept. Forty-seven footballers along with 51 individuals from the track and cross country programs have received the prestigious athletic award. One Bengal, Jared Allen, has also garnered ISU’s only National Player of the Year Award, as he was named the 2003 Buck Buchanan Award winner.

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successful on the conference level, ta l ly ing 71 Big Sk y post-season appearances including 38 championship titles. The Bengal track/cross country

program has nabbed 21 Big Sky team titles dating back to the 1963-64 season - the most of any ISU program.

B e f o r e j o i n i n g t h e B i g S k y C o n f e r e n c e , I S U a l s o b o a s t e d 29 more postseason conference appearances, 12 in men’s basketball, nine in track and five in football as a member of the Rocky Mountain Conference as well as three in volleyball as a part of the Mountain West Athletic Conference. Of those 29 appearances, the Bengals took home 26 titles, nine each in men’s basketball and track, five in football and two in volleyball.

Individual Bengal athletes have also found success on the Big Sky level, snagging 298 conference titles overall. ISU tracksters have garnered 276 of those titles, while men’s and women’s tennis athletes have contributed 20 to the total and men’s and women’s golf have one each to its credit.

on top of the WorldIdaho State’s reach has not ended with

the college ranks as several ISU athletes have gone on to the professional and elite ranks in their respective sports.

NBA teams have picked up 15 Idaho State hoopsters since 1963, while 39 Bengals have played, or are currently playing in the NFL.

T h e A r e n a Fo o t b a l l L e a g u e has claimed several Bengals on its rosters while over 20 former ISU players

have suited up in the Canadian Football League. Idaho State players have also been well represented in the Indoor Pro Football League, the National Indoor Football League, the Arena Football League, and one Bengal even strapped on an XFL helmet. Over 10 Bengals have also played in AF2.

B u t I S U’s c re a m o f t h e c ro p a t h l e t e s h a v e m a d e i t t o t h e highest level of competition in the world; the Olympic Games. Eleven Bengals beginning in the 1952 Games have

represented ISU and their respective countries at the Olympics.

Four boxers, five track athletes and two coaches have competed for four different countries at eight different Olympic Games, highlighted by Stacy Dragila winning gold in the inaugural women’s pole vault in Sydney, Australia.

Bengal Championsnational tournament Appearences13 Men’s Basketball 5 Women’s Basketball 4 Women’s Volleyball 4 Women’s Soccer 2 Football 2 Men’s Cross Country

national team Championships 2 Boxing 1 Football

national individual Championships16 Boxing 1 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field 1 Men’s Cross Country

All-Americans47 Football26 Outdoor Track and Field21 Indoor Track and Field 6 Cross Country 2 Women’s Basketball

Conference team Championships14 Men’s Basketball12 Men’s Outdoor Track and Field 7 Football 4 Men’s Indoor Track and Field 4 Women’s Soccer 3 Women’s Volleyball 3 Women’s Basketball 2 Men’s Tennis 1 Women’s Outdoor Track & Field 1 Women’s Golf 1 Women’s Tennis

Conference individual Champions182 Outdoor Track and Field106 Indoor Track and Field 15 Women’s Tennis 5 Men’s Tennis 1 Women’s Golf 1 Men’s Golf 1 Women’s Cross Country

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In January of 1999, the Idaho State athletic department instituted the ISU Ring of Honor. Encircling the top of Holt Arena, the Ring of Honor is for the truly outstanding men and women in Idaho State University history.

On January 30, 1999, the first 16 individuals were enshrined in the Ring of Honor, along with Idaho State’s three national championship teams.In 2009, Idaho State inducted the 17 individual into the Ring of Honor as Jared Allen earned the nod and had his jersey retired.In order to earn induction into the Ring of Honor, a candidate must meet one of the following criteria:

1) Have his or her number retired2) Have competed in the Olympic Games3) Have brought fame and national attention to Idaho State University

For teams to be inducted, they must win a national championship.

Ed Bell, footballLawrence Butler, men’s basketball

Babe Caccia, football, coach, athletic directorStacy Dragila, track

Case deBruijn, footballMerril Hoge, football

Milton ‘Dubby’ Holt, football, coach, athletic directorTom Jewell, football, coach, athletic director

Jim Killingsworth, coachDave Kragthorpe, coachMike Machurek, football

Les Roh, men’s basketballEd Sanders, boxing

Dave Wagnon, men’s basketballEllsworth ‘Spider’ Webb, boxing

Amber Welty-Cnossen, trackJaren Allen, football (2009)

national Championship team inducted1953 boxing team1957 boxing team1981 football team

ring of honor inDuCteesinducted on January 30, 1999 unless otherwise noted

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All-time greats and Bengal legends are inducted every year into the ISU Athletic Hall of Fame.

The ISU Sports Hall of Fame was established in the 1960s by former athletic director John Vesser and other members of the athletic department staff. After moving from Reed Gym to Holt Arena, the Hall of Fame became inactive until 1977, when Bob Hilliard became president of the Alumni Board of Directors.

Chaired by Hall of Famer Glenn Alford, the Hall has en-shrined 162 athletes since 1977.

In 1994, the Hall of Fame found a new home in the Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center, where photographs of each member hang.

The following guidelines have been established for admit-tance into the ISU Sports Hall of Fame:

1) A candidate must have attended the Academy of Idaho, Idaho Technical Institute, University of Idaho Southern Branch, Idaho State College, or Idaho State University for at least one year.

2) A candidate must have excelled in one of the intercol-legiate sports programs.

3) A candidate must have been out of school for at least ten years.

In addition, only members of the Sports Hall of Fame Selection Committee are eligible to vote for induction, and consideration is given to nominees for recognition received, as well as contributions to the university, after leaving the institution.

--hall of fame members--

Dave Abeyta, 1954-59, boxingGary Aizawa, 1961-64, footballGlenn Alford, 1967-98, sports information directorJack Allain, 1956-57, basketball, trackJared Allen, 2000-03, footballRay Allred, 1976-77, footballPeter Amarteifio, 1974-77, trackJerry Armstrong, 1958-60, boxingChick Atkinson, 1936-38, football, track, basketballJon R. Austin, 1974-78, trackDon Axtell, 1961-65, tennisDan Axtman, 1957-58, boxingArnie Bagley, 1979-83, wrestling, football Rick Bauer, 1951-55, basketball, trackSamuel B. Beckham, 1952-54, basketballEd ‘Flea’ Bell, 1967-69, football, trackTrevor Bell, 1995-97, footballJerry Bellon, 1947-49, footballSam Bennion, Lifetime Achievement Award WinnerJohn Berry, 1969-73, wrestlingGary E. Bills, 1966-69, track,James F. Blake, 1947-49, footballD.W. ‘Bud’ Bliss, 1922-24, football, track, wrestlingKevin Bodily, 1968-73, swimming, water poloAnthony Bolden, 1974-77, trackMary ‘Charly’ Bond, 1977-80, basketballRon Boone, 1965-68, basketball, track Larry D. Brackenbury, 1951-55, football, baseballJohn W. Briggs, 1964-67, trackErnie Brooks, 1935-37, football, trackWally Buono, 1968-71, footballBruce Burnett, 1970-74, wrestlingLawrence Butler, 1978-79, basketball

Craig Byington, 1971-74, trackMark Byrnes, 1988-89, trackI.J. ‘Babe’ Caccia, 1936-38, football, wrestlingJohn C. Caccia, 1970-72, wrestlingMike Calley, 1984-87, footballWalt Carte, 1936-38, football, basketballKristy Chatterley, 1988-91, volleyballBob Conley, 1952-55, trackDoran ‘Bus’ Connor, 1952-55, football, basketball, baseballJeff Cook, 1974-78, basketballDennis Critchfield, 1954-57, track and fieldArthur M. Crump, 1960-64, basketball, trackDewey Cunningham, 1950-51, basketballGary Cutright, 1964-67, swimmingCourtney Davis, 1993-96, volleyballCase deBruijn, 1978-81, footballGerald Dellinger, 1934-36, football, basketballDennis DeWitt, 1956-61, trackHarry Dickson, 1946-49, footballSue Doucette, 1980-83, trackStacy Dragila, 1992-95, track and fieldJerry C. Dunne, 1967-70, football, trackTim Dunne, 1966-69, trackBobby Dye, 1958, 60-62, basketball,Dale Dykman, 1940-42, basketball, football, trackRalph Leif Erickson, 1924-25, baseball, football, basketballHal Espy, 1956-60, boxingMarlin Felton, 1950-54, football, trackTimothy Fisher, 1969-73, wrestlingEv Fopma, 1971-73, basketballChuck Forrestal, 1958-61Jim & Su Fox, Lifetime Achievement AwardLen ‘Buddy’ Frazier, 1964-66, basketball, trackGilbert French, 1931-33, football, trackKie Froman, 1983-84, tennisDr. Laurence E. Gale, 1956-60, footballLem Galeai, 1981-83, footballGreta Garver (Hannemann), 1987-91, women’s basketballDr. P.R. ‘Paddy’ Garver, 1949-51, boxingHoward ‘Howdy’ Greaves, 1938-42, basketballRonald ‘Hoot’ Hale, 1931-34, basketballDale Hammond, 1947, boxingLeroy Harris, 1966-69, football, wrestlingLloyd Harris, 1954-56, 57-58, basketballSherwood Dunn Hauck, 1928-29, wrestlingSteve Hayes, 1974-77, basketballBilly Haynes, 1956-59, boxingAlice Heberlein, 1980-83, volleyballMike Heberlein, 1968-71, football, tennis Lori Heeter (Thomas), 1989-92, volleyball, basketballPat Herrington, 1979-82, trackRobert W. Hilliard, 1947-49, footballBoyd W. Hodson, 1925-26, football, track, basketballMerril Hoge, 1983-86, footballRod C. Hohnhorst, football, trackTom Hofmann, 1970-74, footballDonn Holston, 1982-87, men’s basketballMilton W. ‘Dubby’ Holt, 1936-38, football, trackBill Horrocks, 1953-57, basketball, track, baseballWiley Howell, 1938-40, football, boxing, wrestlingBrad Humphreys, 1962-65, tennisRalph Hutchinson, 1920-28, football, basketball, baseball coach

Nancy (Imhoff) Jones, 1985-89, basketballBill Ingram, 1966-68, football, baseballMarcus Jackson, 1993-96, footballTom Jewell, 1958-60, footballLinda (Johnson) Barbour, 1975-79, track, volleyball, basketballJerald Jones, 1972-76, track, cross countryLamont Jones, 1949-52, footballLarry Kent, 1951-55, footballSusie Ketchum (Johnson), 1989-93, volleyballColonel David V.S. Kirkpatrick, Lifetime Achievement Award WinnerAlbert D. Kirlan, 1947-50, basketball, football, trackVic Kobe, 1952-54, boxingJim Koetter, 1959-61, football, trackGeorge Kom, 1956-58, football, trackCharles “Chuck” Koval, 1952-55, basketball, track and fieldDave Kragthorpe, Lifetime Achievement AwardSteve Kuharski, 1963-67, baseballRalph ‘Mutt’ Lacey, 1934-36, football, trackJim Lane, 1980-82, footballBernard ‘Jake’ LaRue, 1947-49, football, track, basketballCarl Lawson, 1970-74, trackDale Leatham, 1954-58, boxing, footballBobby Leute, 1931-33, football, basketballLarry Lewis, 1967-70, trackMarvin Lewis, 1977-80, footballPhil Luckey, 1960-65, cross country, trackBuck MacGillivray, 1956-59, trackMike Machurek, 1980-81, footballDr. Theodore Maheras, 1948-50, boxingWoodie Marcus, 1960, boxingDebbie (Masak) Jenkins, 1987-90, volleyballJohn McCarthy, 1965-66, footballRobert ‘Bobby’ McCullom, 1954-57, boxingMike M. McMurtry, 1954-56, boxingM.R. “Mick” Mickleson, Lifetime Achievement AwardBen Miller, 1963-66, trackJohn Miller, 1960-64, footballRay Millward, 1968-70, wrestling, footballStacey Ann (Wanczyk) Mortensen, 1989-91, basketballDr. Lewis G. ‘Blinky’ Neal, 1952-55, boxingDon Neves, Lifetime Achievement AwardSandra D. Noakes, Lifetime Achievement AwardEd Norby, 1910-22, football, basketball, track, tennis, baseballCyril Okamoto, 1957, boxingHarry Oliphant, 1967-68, wrestlingTom O’Riordan, 1957-61, track, cross countryTina Ostroot, 1980-82, track, cross countryDon Papenberg, 1959-60, footballJay Paris, 1947-49, footballMarci Payne-Morrison, 1984-88, trackStephanie Pemper, 1988-92, basketballCal Percy, 1967-71, swimming, water poloKen Peterson, 1954-58, footballRichard H. ‘Dick’ Pettit, 1950-54, trackFelix Plastino, 1923-24, footballEarl R. Pond, 1946-49, footballJim Potter, 1991-95, basketballSteve Proniewych, 1968-73, baseball, footballClarence ‘Buddy’ Rausch, 1958-59, boxingWillis A. ‘Tuffy’ Reynolds, 1934-36, footballPete Richardson, 1948-49, footballRonald Rall, 1954-58, boxing

Ginger Reid, 1973-77, basketball, softballAngela Roberts, 1993-95, volleyballDr. Brand D. Robinson, 1975-79, basketballLes Roh, 1953-56, basketballJohn Roman, 1970-74, footballRoger Rouse, 1955-57, boxingEd Sanders, 1951-52, boxing, footballBen Sanford, 1961-63, footballBilly Satterfield, 1967-69, baseball, footballArt Scott, 1961-65, track, cross countryRick Scribner, 1975-76, footballDr. Leno Seppi, 1948-50, footballBill Shaw, 1961-64, footballWalter ‘Cy’ Shepardson, 1957-59, boxingRobert ‘Dutch’ Sherman, 1946-48, basketball, footballDebbie Shively-Hadley, 1984-87, volleyballChris Shoemaker, 1978-81, softball, volleyball and trackGail Siemen, 1956-58, basketball, baseballLyle Smith, 1933-35, football, basketballMargaret Smith-Raitt, 1984-87, volleyballBill Snapp, 1979-82, footballUrsal ‘Ginger Jack’ Snapp, 1941-43, boxing, footballTammy Sorenson, 1979-82, softballSteve (Amos R.) Stephens, 1928-30, football, wrestlingMarie (Stielow) Andersson, 1984-86, volleyballCarlton I. Tanaka, 1968-69, wrestling, footballWilliam ‘Spud’ Tatro, 1926-27, football, track, baseballPauline (Semons) Thiros, 1992-95, volleyballEd Thompson, 1976-77, basketballF.G. ‘Brick’ Thompson, 1928-29, trackHolly Togiai, Basketball, 1993-97Tom Toner, 1968-72, footballPaul Tripp, 1953-59, footballOtto Tronowski, 1936-38, footballDick Tullock, 1973-78, trackRay W. Turner, 1939-40, basketball, footballWendell Twitchell, 1933-36, football, boxing, wrestlingJohn M. Vesser, 1941-67, football coach, athletic directorDave Wagnon, 1964-66, basketballJim Wagstaff, 1955-58, footballDave Walser, 1978-81, footballHomer Watkins, Jr., 1958-60, basketballEllsworth ‘Spider’ Webb, 1952-54, boxing, footballAmber Welty, 1987-90, track and fieldTom West, faculty athletic representativeJim Wharton, 1967-71, trackJason Whitmer, 1987-90, footballGuy Wicks, 1931-41, football coach, basketball coachPaul D. Wilson, 1976-77, track & fieldLynne Wingle-Colvin, 1983-84, track & fieldLincoln Yamashita, 1963-66, swimmingRick Yeates, 1964-68, wrestlingNick Ysursa, 1970-74, baseball, basketball

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(208-282-2771; 282-4063 fAX)Holt Arena, P.O. Box 8173, Pocatello, ID 83209

Located in Holt Arena, South Side

Jeff tingey......................................................................282-4064Director of Athletics ([email protected])nancy graziano ...........................................................282-4503Associate A.D. for Student Support Services & Senior Woman Admin-istrator ([email protected])steve schaack ..............................................................282-2621Assistant A.D. for Media Relations ([email protected])Jim Kramer ....................................................................282-2692Assistant A.D. for Financial Services ([email protected])Jay mcmillin ..................................................................282-3733Assistant A.D. for Development and Major Gifts ([email protected])shanna neeser.............................................................282-4064Executive Assistant to the A.D. ([email protected])ted gambles .................................................................282-4668Administrative Assistant ([email protected])

student supportJoel Vickery .....................................................282-3332Director of Compliance ([email protected])matt steuart ....................................................282-2575Director of Academic Services ([email protected])Crystal ross ...................................................................282-2972Student Insurance Coordinator ([email protected])Dr. scott Benson .........................................................282-2860Faculty Athletic Representative ([email protected])

Development/externalJay mcmillin ....................................................282-3733Assistant A.D. for Development and Major Gifts ([email protected])Donna hays .....................................................282-5773Dir. of Bengal Foundation ([email protected])Kalee Kopp .....................................................282-5781Director of Marketing, Promotions & Game Operations ([email protected])Jerry miller ......................................................282-2688Director of Broadcasting ([email protected])trisha ytuarte .................................................. 282-2397Volunteer Foundation Assistant([email protected]@isu.edu)susan stanridge ..............................................282-4528Special Events Planner .............................. ([email protected])

facilities and operationsgeorge Casper ................................................282-3398Director of Events ([email protected])Darik Anderson ...............................................282-4093Ticket Manager ([email protected])mike Dooley ....................................................282-4170

Concessions Manager ([email protected])Will yoder .......................................................................282-3373Equipment Manager ([email protected])lorilee Chandler .........................................................282-4931Ticketing Administrative Assistant ([email protected])Paula Corbin .................................................................282-4952Ticketing Administrative Assistant ([email protected])randy Dirikson ...............................................282-2505Maintenance ([email protected])

Business operationsJim Kramer ....................................................................282-2692Assistant A.D. for Financial Services ([email protected])susan fuger ..................................................................282-3356Financial Technician ([email protected])Brenda murphy ...............................................282-5349Assistant Financial Technician ([email protected])Jorja lewis .......................................................282-3399Holt Arena Financial Technician ([email protected])

media relationssteve schaack ..............................................................282-2621Assistant A.D. for Media Relations ([email protected])Katie Ware ......................................................................282-3651Asst. Media Relations Director ([email protected])elizabeth Kidd .............................................................282-3651Student Intern ([email protected])

Athletic trainingJodi Wotowey ...............................................................282-3651Head Athletic Trainer ([email protected])tom Brock ......................................................................282-3408Assistant Athletic Trainer ([email protected])ryan Cromie ....................................................282-3408Assistant Athletic Trainer ([email protected])Brandy Crum ................................................................282-3408Grad. Asst. Athletic Trainer ([email protected])Phil luckey ....................................................................282-3408Volunteer Athletic Trainer ([email protected])

strength & Conditioningmark Campbell ...............................................282-3035Head Strength Coach ([email protected])Kristin Kehrer .................................................282-3035G.A. Asst. Strength Coach ([email protected])

idaho state Coaching staffs

football (282-2779; 282-4388 fAX)

mike Kramer .................................................................282-4142Head Coach ([email protected])Don Bailey .....................................................................282-2431

Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coord. ([email protected])Derrick roche ...............................................................282-3290Assistant Coach/Offensive Line ([email protected])mike rigell .....................................................................282-3767Assistant Coach/Running Backs ([email protected])matt troxel ....................................................................282-4908Assistant Coach/Tight Ends ([email protected])rudy griffin ...................................................................282-3124Assistant Coach/Inside Linebackers ([email protected])todd Bates .....................................................................282-4596Assistant Coach/Defensive Line ([email protected])ryan smaha ..................................................................282-3389Assistant Coach/Outside Linebackers ([email protected])Daniel Drayton ............................................................282-3908Assistant Coach/Defensive Backs ([email protected])thomas steiner ...............................................282-2704Director of Operations ([email protected])Quinton freeman ............................................282-3562Academic Advisors ([email protected])

Women’s golf Kellie hooper ...............................................................282-5469Head Golf Coach ......................... ([email protected])michael erickson ........................................................282-5469Assistant Golf Coach .................................. ([email protected])

men’s Basketball (282-4784 fAX)

Joe o’Brien ....................................................................282-4492Head Coach ([email protected])Dean martin ..................................................................282-3286Assistant Coach ([email protected])tim Walsh .......................................................................282-3361Assistant Coach ([email protected])Jim Potter .......................................................................282-5697Graduate Assistant Coach ([email protected])tBA ....................................................................................282-7049Director of Basketball Operations

Women’s Basketball (282-4784 fAX)

seton sobolewski ......................................................282-3381Head Coach ([email protected])tony gianotti ................................................................282-2801Assistant Coach ([email protected])Ashley elliott ................................................................282-3623Assistant Coach ([email protected])Kemie nkele ..................................................................282-3493Graduate Assistant Coach ([email protected])tBA ....................................................................................282-7049

Director of Basketball Operations

track & field/Cross Country (282-3760 fAX)

Dave nielsen .................................................................282-3299Head Cross Country Coach ([email protected])Brian Janssen ..............................................................282-3297Head Cross Country Coach ([email protected])Jackie Poulson .............................................................282-3299Assistant Coach ([email protected])

Women’s soccer (282-2659 fAX)

Allison gibson..............................................................282-2925Head Coach ([email protected])stephanie Beall ...........................................................282-4263Assistant Coach ([email protected])Jessie goodell ..............................................................282-4263Assistant Coach ([email protected])

Women’s softball (282-2659 fAX)

Julie Wright ...................................................................282-5269Head Coach ([email protected])Jessica rogers ..............................................................282-5269Assistant Coach ([email protected])

Women’s Volleyball (282-4202 fAX)

Chad teichert ...............................................................282-4552Head Coach ([email protected])David hyte .....................................................................282-4595Assistant Coach ([email protected])Ali gorny .........................................................................282-4595Assistant Coach ([email protected])

tennis (282-4202 fAX)

Bobby goeltz................................................................233-4742Head Coach ([email protected])mark rodel ....................................................................406-3107Assistant Coach ([email protected])

spirit squadsmisty stucki ..................................................................406-9483Head Coach Bengal Dancers ([email protected])thiriza Cairl ...................................................................406-9483Assistant Coach Bengal Dancers ([email protected])

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idaho state Journal305 South Arthur AvenueP.O. Box 431Pocatello, Idaho 83204 208-239-3131Fax: 208-233-8007StaffTBA

idaho falls Post register 333 Northgate MileIdaho Falls, Idaho 83403208-524-6772Fax: 208-529-9683StaffJeff Pinkham ([email protected])

Blackfoot morning news34 North AshBlackfoot, Idaho 83221208-785-1100Fax: 208-785-4239 StaffMark High, editor ([email protected])

the BengalIdaho State UniversityP.O. Box 8123Pocatello, Idaho 83201208-282-4812Fax: 208-282-4600StaffTravis Smith ([email protected])

Print media - regional

idaho statesmanP.O. Box 40Boise, ID 83707208-377-6419Fax: 208-373-6505StaffMike Prater ([email protected])Chadd Cripe ([email protected])Nick Jezierny ([email protected])

idaho Press tribune P.O. Box 9399Nampa, ID 83652208-467-9251Fax: 208-467-9562Staff:

Colin Howser ([email protected])Phil Dailey ([email protected])William Love ([email protected])

twin falls - times news P. O. Box 548Twin Falls, Idaho 83303800-658-3883Fax: 208-734-5538Staff:Mike Christensen ([email protected])Brad Guire ([email protected])

Print media - national

Associated Press - seattle3131 Elliot AvenueSuite 750Seattle, Washington 98121206-682-1812Fax: 206-621-1948StaffTim Korte, editor ([email protected])

the sports networkSuite 2002200 Byberry Rd.Hatboro, PA 19040800-583-5499 Fax: 800-583-6195StaffDave Coulson ([email protected])

stats, inc2775 Shermer Rd.Northbrook, IL 600621-847-583-2100Fax: 1-847-583-2600Staff([email protected])

Broadcast media - local

KPVi tV-6 (nBC affiliate)902 East ShermanPocatello, Idaho 83201 208-235-3155Fax: 208-234-3650StaffMatt Gittins ([email protected])

KiDK tV-3 (CBs affiliate) 214 East Center StreetPocatello, Idaho 83201

208-233-3333208-523-8922 (Idaho Falls Office)Fax: 208-522-5103

Kifi tV-8 (ABC affiliate)1915 N. Yellowstone HwyIdaho Falls, ID 83401208-233-8888208-525-8888 (Idaho Falls Office)Fax: 208-233-8932StaffJeff Landers ([email protected])Michelle Ludtka ([email protected])

radio - regional

Ksei 930 Am (fox sports Affiliate)544 North ArthurPocatello, Idaho 83204208-233-2121Fax: 208-234-0105StaffDon Craig ([email protected])

Kisu 91.1 fm Pond Student UnionBox 8014Pocatello, Idaho 83201208-282-3691 StaffJerry Miller ([email protected])

KWiK 1240 Am259 East Center StreetPocatello, Idaho 83204208-233-1133Fax: 208-232-1240

Broadcast media - regional

KmVt tV-11 (CBs affiliate) 1100 Blue Lakes Road NorthTwin Falls, Idaho 83301208-733-1100Fax: 208-734-1074 StaffTravis Justice ([email protected])Matt Seigel ([email protected])

KtrV (foX affiliate)P.O. Box 1212Nampa, Idaho 83652 208-466-1200 (ext. 210)Fax: 208-466-4861

StaffNate Kuester ([email protected])

KBCi tV-2 (ABC affiliate)140 North 16th StreetBoise, Idaho 83702 208-472-2203Fax: 208-472-2211StaffJ Bates ([email protected])Troy Oppie ([email protected])

KiVi tV-6 (ABC affiliate)1866 East Chisholm DriveNampa, Idaho 83661 208-381-6663Fax: 208-381-6681StaffJoe Hughes ([email protected])

KtVB tV-7 (nBC affiliate)P.O. Box 7Boise, Idaho 83707 208-375-5617Fax: 208-375-7770StaffJustin Corr ([email protected])Zach Wolken ([email protected])

Broadcast media - national

esPnESPN PlazaBristol, Connecticut 06010860-585-2000Fax: 860-766-2422 (Breaking News)Fax: 860-766-7174 (ESPN.com)

College sports tVChelsea Piers, Pier 62 New York, NY 10011 212-342-8700 Fax: 212-342-8899StaffDave Seigerman ([email protected])Eric Handler ([email protected])

College sports online2035 Corte Del Nogal, Suite 250 Carlsbad, CA 92009 760-431-8221 Fax: 760-431-8108Allan May ([email protected])

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Press fACilitiesLimited space is available on press row at Davis Field

for news media covering Idaho State soccer and its game opponent. Credentials are required, and must be requested 48 hours prior to the beginning of the game. Credential requests can be mailed, emailed or phoned in.

rADio & teleVisionISU will provide space and credentials for up to two radio members upon request. Each visiting radio station has one phone line for their use. Television broadcast facilities are available with prior arrangement through Jeff Tingey, Athletic Director, and the Athletic Director of the opposing team.

PArKing & serViCesParking is free and is on a first come first served basis. Idaho State sports information provides each credentialed media members with pregame statistics for each team and game programs. After the game, a sports information representative will take requests for ISU player interviews, which will take place on the field. Requests for visiting interviews must be made through the visiting team representative.

* ISU uses Stat Crew’s Automated Scorebook for Soccer, and provides the media with detailed stats. * The sports information office will be used for post game filing. There are several telephone jacks and a fax machine that are available.

internetAll of Idaho State’s information regarding rosters,

schedules, news, and statistics can be found on the official home page of Idaho State athletics, www.isubengals.com, which is part of the Sidearm network.

The site, which is best viewed through Mozilla Firefox, also contains downloadable weekly game notes in PDF format.

releAses & stAtistiCsIdaho State’s statistics are updated right after games

and posted on the internet at www.isubengals.com. A weekly media release is disseminated to the media and posted on the Internet on Monday nights. The release is also emailed to all media members on ISU’s email lists for soccer. To be added to the media list, please contact Assistant Media Relations Director, Katie Ware.

interVieW PoliCyThe following is the interview policy:

* Interviews for players and coaches MUST be requested through the sports information office.

* After the game, a sports information representative will take requests for ISU player interviews, which will take place on Davis Field. Requests for visiting interviews must be made through the visiting team representative.

* Calling student-athletes or coaches at home is strictly prohibited.

* Interviews with Head Coach Allison Gibson are preferred to be conducted after practice.

* Interviews with players are preferred to take place after practice. Interview requests should be given to Katie Ware 24 hours prior to the interview. This will allow the SID to make sure the players will be available at the requested time.

* No game day interviews.

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meDiA relAtions ContACt informAtion(208-282-2621, 282-3659 FAX)Holt Arena, P.O. Box 8173, Pocatello, ID 83209Located on Holt Arena floor, South Side

steve schaackAsst. A.D. for Media RelationsFB, MBB, SB, GLFEmail: [email protected]: (208) 282-2621Cell: (208) 406-3570

Katie WareAssistant Director of Media RelationsSOC, VB, WBB, TNEmail: [email protected]: (208) 282-3651Cell: (208) 406-3910

elizabeth KiddStudent InternXC, T&FEmail: [email protected]: (208) 282-3651Cell: (208) 208-431-5954

Katie Ware enters her fourth season as an Assistant Media Relations Director. She handles statistics and communications for soccer, volleyball, women’s basketball and men’s and women’s tennis and assists with other duties. She also begins her second season as a volunteer coach for the men’s and women’s tennis teams. For two months in the fall of 2010 she covered all 13 of Idaho State’s sports including football and men’s basketball during a rehiring phase for the Assistant A.D. of Media Relations position. Prior to her duties as the Assistant Media Relations Director, she worked as a graduate assistant in the media relations office handling the communications efforts for men’s and women’s track and cross country programs, as well as tennis and golf. She previously spent four years on the Idaho State women’s tennis team, formerly Katie Zigars, and worked in the media relations office as both a volunteer and as an intern. Ware was a four-year starter on the tennis team from 2004-07, earning Big Sky All-Academic honors in all four of her seasons. She moved up from a walk-on to a scholarship athlete and played No. 1 doubles as a junior and senior and No. 4 singles for the Bengals as a junior and senior. She was one of the best doubles performers for the Bengals over her four year career. She was honored at the 2007 Bennion Banquent with the ISU Athletic Advisory Boards Scholar-Athlete Award. Ware graduated in May of 2007 with a 3.92 grade point average in mass communication with an emphasis in advertising and public relations and a minor in marketing. Ware completed her masters in athletic administration at Idaho State in the spring of 2010. A native of Meridian, Idaho, she married Tyrell Ware in June 2011.

Katie Wareidaho state, 2007Fourth YearAssistant Director of Media Relations

August 14, 2011 Carroll College (Exhibition)

Pocatello • 1 p.m.

August 19, 2011 Southern Utah

Cedar City, Utah • 5 p.m.

August 23, 2011 Northwest Nazarene


August 26, 2011 Nevada


August 30, 2011 Brigham YoungPocatello • 4 p.m.

Governor’s CupSeptember 2, 2011

IdahoMoscow • 5:30 p.m.September 4, 2011

Boise StateMoscow • Noon

September 11, 2011Utah State

Logan, Utah • 1 p.m.

September 16, 2011 New Mexico State


September 18, 2011Utah

Salt Lake City, Utah • 1 p.m.

September 22, 2011 Utah Valley


September 30, 2011 Weber State


October 7, 2011 Northern Arizona

Flagstaff, Ariz. • 7 p.m.

October 9, 2011 Northern Colorado

Greeley, Colo. • Noon

October 13, 2011Eastern Washington


October 15, 2011Montana


October 20, 2011 Sacramento State

Sacramento, Calif. • 5 p.m.

October 23, 2011Portland State


2011 Schedule

Big Sky Tournament • November 3-6, 2011

All times are listed as mountain and subject to change

Idaho State 2011 Soccer Media Guide

Documents

Transcript of Idaho State 2011 Soccer Media Guide