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Head Coach� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Janet Rayfield Years at Illinois � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 18th Season Years Overall � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 24th Season Alma Mater � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � North Carolina ’83 Record at Illinois � � � � � � � � � � � � � 193-136-33 (�579) Overall Record � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 231-189-38 (�549)

Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater), Experience � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Jeff Freeman (Missouri State, ‘99), 9th � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � Lisa Lubke (Radford, ‘12), 1st

2018 Overall Record � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �11-8-1 2018 Big Ten Record/Finish � � � � � � � � � � � � 6-5-0/T-5thPostseason Finish � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �B!G SemifinalistLetterwinners Returning/Lost � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 22/6Starters Returning/Lost� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 10/3Newcomers � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7

First Year of Soccer � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 1997 Soccer Seasons All-Time� � � � � � � � 23rd season in 2019All-Time Overall Record � � � � � � � � � � 250-178-36 (�578)All-Time Conference Record � � � � � � � � � 107-99-22 (�518)Big Ten Tournament Titles � � � � � � � � � � � �2 (2003 & 2011)

NCAA Tournament Appearances � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12All-Time NCAA Tournament Record � � � � � � � � � � � 11-12-3Best NCAA Tournament Finish � � � � � � � � Elite Eight (2004)Last NCAA Tournament Finish � � � � � Sweet Sixteen (2013)

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TABLE OF CONTENTSIllinois Soccer and Track Stadium� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �2

Demirjian Park � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �3

Head Coach Janet Rayfield � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 4-7

Rayfield’s Illini Records � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 7-8

Associate Head Coach Jeff Freeman � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �9

Assistant Lisa Lubke� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �10

Support Staff � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �10

Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �11

Team Bios � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 12-26

Sami Sample // Elizabeth Cablk � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �12

Amaya Ellis // Alicia Barker � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �13

Eileen Murphy // Katie Le � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �14

Peyton Willie // Henar Urteaga � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �15

Sydney Carste // Hope Breslin � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �16

Aleah Treiterer // Kendra Pasquale � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �17

Haley Singer // Meredith Johnson-Monfort � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �18

Kelly Maday // Ashleigh Lefevre � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �19

Erin McKeown // Lilian Lucas� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �20

Jayna Fittipaldo // Makena Silber� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �21

Lexi Carrier // Katelynn Buescher� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �22

Arianna Veland // Lauren Smitherman� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �23

Summer Garrison // Maggie Hillman � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �24

Jaelyn Cunningham // Ashley Cathro � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �25

Ashley Prell // Lauren Stibich� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �26

2018 Season in Review� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 27-37

2018 Final Notes � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 27-29

2018 Overall and Big Ten Stats � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 30-31

Big Ten Standings and Awards � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �32

2018 Box Scores� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 33-37

Fighting Illini Team History � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 38-63

Individual Overall Records � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 38-40

Individual Big Ten-Only Records � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 40-41

Team Records � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �42

Miscellaneous Records� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 43-44

Individual Honors� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 45-50

Illini NCAA Tournament History � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 51-52

All-Time Big Ten Standings/ Big Ten Tournament Records � � � � �53

All-Time Series Records � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 54-57

All-Time Results� � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � 58-60

All-Time Letterwinners � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �61

Players by Uniform Number in Illinois History � � � � � � � � � � � � 62-63

Media Guidelines � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �64

Radio/TV Roster � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �65

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ILLINI AT HOMEYEAR RECORD GF-GA SHO ATTENDANCE (AVG.) HIGH ATTENDANCE1997$ 3-5-0 25-19 1 4,160 (520) 839 (E� Illinois)1998$ 7-3-0 32-10 4 3,468 (385) 538 (Iowa)1999 6-3-0 23-15 1 4,937 (549) 878 (Marquette)2000 11-2-0* 47-11 7 4,919 (378) 781 (Northwestern)2001 4-5-0* 13-14 2 3,819 (424) 538 (Syracuse)2002 7-2-0 26-10 2 3,653 (406) 612 (Wisconsin)2003 8-3-1* 19-5 9 6,630 (552) 1,030 (Michigan)2004 8-0-1* 20-7 3 6,485 (721) 1,046 (Nebraska)2005 7-1-1 21-9 4 4,507 (501) 854 (Nebraska)2006 7-1-0 18-5 5 7,261 (908) 2,667 (Penn State)2007 6-1-1 20-3 7 6,900 (862) 1,560 (Indiana)2008 8-1-0 16-3 7 6,354 (706) 2,036 (Michigan)2009 5-4-1 18-8 4 7,075 (707) 2,347 (Minnesota)2010 8-1-0 19-6 4 5,560 (618) 1,328 (Indiana) 2011 9-1-0* 25-10 4 7,373 (737) 1,138 (Wisconsin) 2012 6-2-0 15-11 2 3,565 (446) 732 (Iowa) 2013 7-2-0 27-13 2 6,421 (713) 1,526 (Nebraska) 2014 5-3-1 15-8 5 5,273 (586) 1,238 (Purdue)2015 7-2-1 21-11 1 6,707 (671) 1,152 (Maryland)2016 5-3-1 10-5 5 5,495 (611) 1,012 (Morehead St�)2017 2-7-0 6-14 1 5,186 (576) 1,161 (Maryland)2018 7-2-0 22-6 5 5,861 (651) 1,107 (Penn State)Total 143-54-8 458-203 85 120,447 (588) 2,667 (Penn State)* Includes NCAA Tournament match(es)

$ From 1997-98, Illinois played its home matches at First and Stadium Field� Beginning in 1999, Illinois has played all of its home matches at Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium� During the 2000 and 2013 Big Ten Tournaments, Illinois played quarterfinal matches at First and Stadium Field�

The Fighting Illini will begin the season at Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium for the 21st year� The Orange and Blue competed at the First and Stadium Multiplex during the 1997 and 1998 seasons before moving to the renovated stadium - which includes the outdoor track and field facilities - in 1999�

The Illini have been dominant at home since moving into the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium, compiling an overall record of 133-48-8� Since its opening, the stadium has featured one undefeated record (2004), six one-loss seasons (2005-08, 2010-11) and three two-loss years (2012-13-15)� In 2007, the Orange and Blue shut out a school-record seven consecutive opponents at the Illinois Soccer Stadium from Sept� 2 through Oct� 19, compiling 674 consecutive shutout minutes�

In 2011, the Illini emerged victorious over nine teams at home, the second most in the program’s history� The Orange and Blue outscored their opponents 25-10� Their home wins over Indiana and Purdue at the beginning of October jumpstarted the Illini to a program best 12-game undefeated stretch, which culminated with a 1-0 win over Notre Dame in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament at the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium� Head coach Janet Rayfield has now established a �775 winning percentage at home in her career as a Fighting Illini�

The 2006 season saw the Illini put together a 7-1-0 home record with five shutouts and a new season attendance record of 7,261 fans� On Oct� 1, No� 15 Illinois took down No� 9 Penn State, 3-2, in front of a school-record 2,667 fans, boosted by the joining of the match with the Illinois Homecoming Kickoff celebration�

In 2004, the Illini completed their first undefeated season at home with a record of 8-0-1� In the final match at Illinois Soccer Stadium, the Illini posted a thrilling 2-1 victory over Nebraska in the third round of the NCAA Tournament, sending the Orange and Blue on to the Elite Eight� In addition, the victory also occurred in front of a then-record 1,046 fans�

In 2000, the Illinois Soccer and Track Stadium was the site of the Big Ten Women’s Soccer Tournament in addition to the Illini hosting the Xavier Muskateers in the NCAA Tournament First Round� In 2001, the Illini welcomed Evansville, Syracuse and eventual National Champion Santa Clara in the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament and in 2003, the Illini hosted Western Michigan, Purdue and DePaul in first and second round NCAA Tournament action�

When Illinois decided to add soccer, the athletic department, led by former Athletic Director Ron Guenther, Associate Athletic Director Dana Brenner, coaches and student-athletes, conducted a feasibility study� The first two years included the use and improvement of the campus recreational fields along Stadium Drive, followed by the construction and renovation of the new Illini Stadium� The field includes Kentucky Bluegrass with a sand base for quick drainage and is noted for its playing surface and built-in irrigation�

The Illini upgraded the facility prior to the 2017 season, adding new graphics to add to the stadium's aesthetic as well as temporary locker room facilities at field level�

HOME RECORDSINDIVIDUALMost Goals (Half) 3 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis��8/30/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue ��9/21/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue ��10/1/10 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah ��9/17/06 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora ��10/14/97

Most Goals (Game)4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue ��10/1/10

Most Assists (Half)3 Rachel Smith, Illinois vs� Western Illinois ��10/24/97

Most Assists (Game)3 Kelly Buszkiewicz, Illinois vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Rachel Smith, Illinois vs� Western Illinois ��10/24/97

Most Points (Half)6 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis��8/30/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue ��9/21/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue ��10/1/10 Chichi Nweke, Illinois vs� Utah ��9/17/06 Rachel Smith, Illinois vs� Aurora ��10/14/97 Tracie Strother, Eastern Illinois ��9/17/97

Most Points (Game)8 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue ��10/1/10

Most Shots Attempted (Game)11 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Iowa ��9/16/12

Most Saves (Game)19 Amy Bessette, Illinois vs� Northwestern ��10/12/97

TEAMMost Goals (Half)7 Illinois vs� Western Illinois �� 10/24/977 Illinois vs� Aurora �� 10/14/97

Most Goals (Game)10 Illinois vs� Aurora �� 10/28/98

Most Goals allowed (Half)5 Illinois vs� Eastern Illinois �� 9/17/97

Most Goals allowed (Game)7 Illinois vs� Eastern Illinois �� 9/17/97

Most Assists (Game)9 Illinois vs� Washington U� �� 10/28/98

Most Saves (Game)19 Illinois vs� Northwestern �� 10/12/97

Quickest Goal to Start Game0:13 Lindsay Johnson vs� Penn State �� 11/11/01

Quickest Goal to Start Second Half45:11 Ella Masar vs� Iowa �� 10/28/05

Least Amount of Time Between Goals0:35 Illinois vs� Washington U� �� 10/28/98

Most Consecutive Shutouts7�� 9/2/07-10/19/07

Most Consecutive Shutout Minutes674:10��9/2/07-10/19/07

TOP HOME CROWDS ATT. OPPONENT DATE

1� 2,667 No� 9 Penn State 10/1/06

2� 2,357 Minnesota 9/27/09

3� 2,036 Michigan 10/5/08

4� 1,560 No� 24 Indiana 10/19/07

5� 1,526 Nebraska 9/29/13

6� 1,328 Indiana 10/3/10

7� 1,264 No� 9 Florida 9/14/07

8� 1,238 Purdue 9/21/14

9� 1,152 Maryland 9/27/15

10� 1,138 Wisconsin 10/16/11

11� 1,161 Maryland 9/22/17

12� 1,107 Penn State 9/22/18

13� 1,060 Missouri 8/31/07

ILLINOIS SOCCER AND TRACK STADIUM

THE FIGHTING ILLINI


DEMIRJIAN PARKOn December 6, 2017, University of Illinois Director of Athletics Josh Whitman announced plans for the construction of new soccer and track and field facilities on the UI campus� The new complex will be named Demirjian Park, in honor of a lead gift from the Demirjian family of Decatur, Ill� The project, which will be executed in phases with full completion scheduled for the spring of 2021, remains subject to approval by the UI Board of Trustees�

Demirjian Park will feature two new soccer fields, one for competition and one for practice, located directly east of the existing track and field complex, which will itself be renovated� The project's centerpiece will be Demirjian Park Stadium, located between the new soccer fields and the renovated track� The stadium will directly benefit more than 25 percent of the Fighting Illini student-athlete population by housing team facilities for women's soccer, men's track and field, and women's track and field� State-of-the-art amenities will include locker rooms, video and meeting rooms, lounge and study spaces, sports medicine and nutrition facilities, and coaches' offices� It will also contain spaces for visiting teams and officials�

In addition, Demirjian Park will reshape the fan experience for spectators attending events in soccer and track and field� The stadium's innovative design will feature dual grandstands that provide excellent sightlines onto both the soccer and track venues� Fans will enjoy permanent restroom and concessions facilities; high connectivity and advanced use of technology, including LED lighting, a new video board and new sound system; and new parking, concourses and entry plazas�

Demirjian Park will allow Illinois to host Big Ten and NCAA championship competition in both soccer and track and field� It is expected to become a destination location for training and competition by elite and youth athletes from across the state and the Midwest, drawing participants, their families, and fans into the Champaign-Urbana communities�

To support the project, the Demirjian family, led by UI alumni Richard Demirjian (LAS, '88) and Kara Demirjian-Huss (ACES, '92), has provided a lead gift of $7 million� This is one of the largest single gifts in the history of Illinois Athletics and continues the Demirjian family's longstanding history of generous involvement with the Fighting Illini� Previously, the family has endowed scholarships and been active in premium seating at both Memorial Stadium and State Farm Center� Most notably, the Demirjians provided the lead gift for construction of the Demirjian Indoor Golf Practice Facility, which opened in 2007� The two facilities bearing the Demirjian name will be located directly across from each other on St� Mary's Road�

"We would like to thank Richard, Kara, and the entire Demirjian family for their ongoing support of Illinois Athletics," Whitman said� "Ten years ago, their family's generosity altered the course of Illinois golf with the creation of the Demirjian Golf Practice Facility, which has allowed our men's and women's golf programs to reach new heights� Now, through this most recent gift, their generosity will have similar impact on our soccer and track and field programs by delivering

a first-in-class facility that meets the evolving needs and competitive expectations of the more than 120 student-athletes participating on these teams� For the first time, these sports will have a true home, where, in one location, they can pursue their full potential as students, athletes, and people, all while growing together as a team�

"In addition, spectators will enjoy an unparalleled fan experience, highlighted by the stadium's progressive design that will feature excellent sightlines, attractive walkways and greenspaces, convenient restrooms and concessions areas, extensive use of technology, and full accessibility� We are excited for athletes, families, and fans from across the state to experience Demirjian Park, which will be a wonderful example of the collaboration and innovation that are competitive strengths of the University of Illinois�"

The Demirjian family includes Richard and Anne Demirjian, Kara Demirjian-Huss and Mark Huss, Simone Demirjian, and J� Gerald Demirjian� The Demirjians have long been leaders in business and local philanthropy� Richard is a member of DIA's campaign steering committee, and Kara serves on the University-wide campaign steering committee�

"We believe in Josh Whitman's vision, recognize the opportunity and realize that the time is now to make a difference," Richard Demirjian said� "For us, this investment is about a holistic approach to student athletics—providing training, practice and study centers in one state-of-the-art, multi-purpose facility� It's also about providing functional, efficient resources to create an interconnected environment and shared home that delivers success in Division I athletics and academics�"

"This investment links two of our family's philanthropic pillars: education and economic development," said Kara Demirjian-Huss� "Not only will it have clear-cut benefits for these University soccer and track and field programs, but it also will provide facilities that can attract national events and regional training� We are excited to collaborate with the

University on Demirjian Park to create a legacy and deliver the ideal experience to attract student-athletes and wow spectators� We foresee a strong economic impact for our region and applaud the University for their widespread vision and strong sense of University and community pride�"

"On behalf of our student-athletes, I'd like to extend my gratitude to the Demirjian family," Illini track and field coach Mike Turk said� "Their vision for the future of Illinois track and field will inspire generations of Illini athletes, and have an immediate impact on our recruiting efforts with this cutting-edge facility� The objective of our program is to shape a positive, all-inclusive experience for our student athletes� This experience balances their academic and athletic goals along with their personal development and, ultimately, shapes individuals who will become positive contributors to society and leaders in the world� Demirjian Park is a key piece to the puzzle that we've been missing for decades� This gift will have a huge impact on our program and the student-athlete experience and serves as a shining example of service to others� It is so special for our program to finally have a home, and I cannot fully express my undying gratitude to the Demirjian family�"

"The Illinois Soccer family—our staff, our alumni, our current and future student athletes –are incredibly and infinitely grateful, not just for the tremendous generosity of the Demirjian family, but for their belief, partnership and vision for the future of this program," said soccer coach Janet Rayfield� "This project will give us a place to tell our history, to pursue our present goals, to engage the regional community and to shape our program's future� The Demirjian family stands for, and has exemplified, the pursuit of excellence, setting high standards and holding strong family values, and we are excited to have those principles guiding this project and helping us build a facility that sets the standard not just in the Big Ten, but across the country� Our gratitude is immeasurable�"

"For our athletic program to reach its full potential, we need people to share in our vision and to invest in the experience of our student-athletes," concluded Whitman� "Through their generosity, the Demirjian family has done exactly that� They have demonstrated an unparalleled commitment to Illinois Athletics, and we could not be more grateful for their incredible support�"

Construction of the new soccer fields will be completed in 2019� Demirjian Park Stadium will be open for the 2021 track and field season, which will allow Illinois to host the 2021 Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships� Renovations to the track and accompanying field event venues will be performed as a separate project�

The Demirjian's gift contributes toward the $300 million fundraising goal for the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, which is part of "With Illinois," the $2�25 billion University-wide fundraising campaign�

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Now in her 18th season as head coach of the Fighting Illini, Janet Rayfield has established the University of Illinois women’s soccer team as one of the premier programs in the nation� Year after year, her Illinois teams break school records and set new benchmarks for conference and national levels of success�

Illinois’ winningest head soccer coach, Rayfield has guided Illinois to 193 overall victories and 90 wins in conference play� Her teams have earned 10 victories in NCAA Tournament play� Rayfield has coached six players to seven Big Ten Player of the Year honors, and her student-athletes have garnered 50 All-Big Ten nods� Five individuals have been recognized with the Big Ten Medal of Honor under Rayfield’s

guidance, and seven of her players earned nine NSCAA All-America laurels� Rayfield has seen six of her players chosen in the NWSL draft, and Emily Zurrer went on to represent Canada in both the 2008 and 2012 Olympic Games�

Rayfield has led Illinois to the NCAA Tournament in 10 of her years at the helm of the program, highlighted by the Orange and Blue’s fourth Sweet Sixteen appearance in 2013� The Orange and Blue scored the most goals under Rayfield with 54 in 2013, just three goals shy of the school record, and finished the year ranked No� 25 by the NSCAA� She coached two-time Big Ten Forward of the Year Jannelle Flaws to a school-record 23 goals in 2013, which was tied for the most in the NCAA, and Flaws graduated as Illinois’ career goals leader with 54� Under Rayfield, Vanessa DiBernardo, who became Illinois’ highest drafted player in school history, completed her decorated career No� 3 on the all-time list with 43 goals along with being named a Capital One second-team Academic All-American and an NSCAA third team Scholar All-American�

Rayfield not only has a wealth of soccer experience but also a fierce determination to succeed and an immense amount of respect from her peers� Rayfield served as President of the NSCAA, an organization that includes over 16,000 members, in 2003-04� In addition, she continues to assist at the youth national team level whenever possible� Rayfield received the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Award of Excellence in 2015�

A United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ Licensed Coach, Rayfield was an assistant for Illinois in 1999 under former head coach Tricia Taliaferro and helped the Illini to a 12-8-1 record and the school’s first-ever trip to the Big Ten Tournament semifinals� That season, the Illini entered the NSCAA poll for the first time and climbed as high as No� 15�

Rayfield returned to Illinois in 2002 after serving two years as a United States National Staff Coach for Region II� Her duties consisted of player identification, player development and coaching education within the region� During that time, she also served as a U-19 and U-16 National Team Assistant Coach�

“Janet will be able to provide the kind of leadership and stability this team needs,” Director of Athletics Ron Guenther said when Rayfield was hired in 2002� “She has exceptional contacts as both a player and a coach at the national and international level that will allow us to continue to develop this young program�”

In her playing days, Rayfield was one of the best� She played collegiately at the University of North Carolina from 1979-82 and helped build the program from the ground up� She led the Tar Heels to the 1981 AIAW National Championship and a 23-0 record in only their third year� That season, Rayfield took home the Nike Player of the Year award, All-America honors and was named one of the top 10 soccer players in America (male or female)�

2In 1982, she led the Tar Heels to the first-ever NCAA women’s soccer championship�

THE RAYFIELD FILEUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS- Career Record: 238-200-40 (�540)- Overall Record at Illinois: 193-136-33 (�579)- Big Ten Record at Illinois: 90-70-18 (�556)- Coaching records held at Illinois: - Most overall victories (193) - Most Big Ten victories (90) - Most single-season victories (17, 2011) - Most Big Ten Tournament appearances (13)* - Most Big Ten Tournament victories (12)* - Most NCAA Tournament appearances (10) - Most NCAA Tournament victories (10)*The Big Ten Tournament was not held following the 2009-10 seasons�

COACHING EXPERIENCE- Head Coach, University of Illinois (2002-present)- Assistant Coach, U�S� Women’s U-20 National Team - U-20 Women’s World Cup (2012) - U-20 CONCACAF World Cup Qualifiers (2012)- Advance Scout & Technical Advisor, U�S� Women’s National Team - Women’s World Cup (1995) - International Friendly Matches (2008-09) - Algarve Cup (2011) - Women’s World Cup (2011)- National Staff Coach, U�S� Soccer - Region II (2000-02)- Assistant Coach, University of Illinois (1999-00)- Head Coach, University of Arkansas (1993-98)- Staff Coach, Arkansas State ODP (1996-98)- Staff Coach, USYSA Regional ODP (1993-95)- Assistant Coach, University of Arkansas (1990-93)- Head Coach, Texas Spirit Soccer Club (1983-90)

COACHING HONORS AND ACCOLADES- 2015 NSCAA Award of Excellence- 2011 Big Ten Coach of the Year, Midwest Region Coach of the Year (NSCAA), & Big Ten Tournament Champions- 2010 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (NSCAA)- 2006, 2008, 2013 Illinois teams reached the NCAA Tournament Round of 16- 2004 Illinois team advanced to the NCAA Tournament Elite Eight- 2003-04 National Soccer Coaches Association of America President- 2003 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year (Soccer Buzz)- 10 NCAA Tournament bids in 14 seasons at Illinois, including berths in the 2004 Elite Eight and 2006, 2008 and 2013 Sweet Sixteens- United States Soccer Federation ‘A’ Licensed Coach- Led Illinois to top-25 rankings in eight consecutive seasons (2003-present)- Helped Illinois to its first ever top-20 ranking in 1999- Led Arkansas to the 1996 SEC Western Division Title

PLAYING EXPERIENCE AND ACCOLADES- Standout forward at the University of North Carolina from 1979-1982, tallying 223 points on 93 goals and 37 assists- AIAW National Champion at North Carolina (1981)- NCAA National Champion at North Carolina (1982)- NSCAA All-American (1981)- Nike Player of the Year (1981)- Named a top-10 player in the country (male or female) by Soccer America (1981)- AIAW All-Tournament Team (1980, 1981)- Second on the North Carolina career goals scored list- Holds North Carolina record for most goals (6) and points (12) in a game- Holds North Carolina’s seasonal goals per game record, with 30 scored in 12 games played (2�50 goals per match), achieved during her freshman year (1979)- Scoring leader at North Carolina in 1979 (30 goals, 7 assists, 67 points) and 1980 (25 goals, 12 assists, 62 points)

JANET RAYFIELDHEAD COACH // 18TH SEASON

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That championship would be the first of 18 NCAA national titles in the storied history of the North Carolina program�

During her career at North Carolina, Rayfield was a captain all four years and led the Tar Heels to an overall record of 73-9 in that span� She also left her mark all over the Carolina record books� Today she still ranks in the top three in seven different offensive categories, including holding the school records for most goals in a game (6) and most points in a game (12), both set against the Chapel Hill Club in 1979� She also currently ranks second to Mia Hamm in career goals with 93, third in career points with 223, third in single-season points with 74 in 1981 and tied for third in single-season goals with 30 in both 1979 and 1981�

After earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematical Sciences from North Carolina in 1983, Rayfield worked as a Senior Software Engineer for E-Systems in Garland, Texas, where she wrote numerous computer programs and worked her way up to management level�

When she wasn’t working, Rayfield was still heavily involved with the game she loves� She played seven seasons with the Ladies’ Football Club in Dallas and was the captain on six of those squads, leading them to three National Titles in 1985, ‘87 and ‘89� During that same time, she was head coach of the Texas Spirit

Soccer Club that won several Washington (D�C�) area and Dallas Cup titles�

In 1990, Rayfield returned to the collegiate ranks to coach at the University of Arkansas� After three years as an assistant, she was named head coach at Arkansas in January of 1993� In six seasons at the helm of the Razorback program, she coached the 1996 SEC West Champions, two SEC tournament finalists, four All-Region players, six All-SEC players, and 27 Academic All-SEC performers while compiling an overall record of 45-64-7�

At Arkansas, Rayfield earned a Master of Science in Exercise Science/Biomechanics and also served as a USYSA Olympic Development staff coach and as a scout for both the U�S� Women’s World Cup and Olympic teams� While doing all of this, she was still able to continue her playing career, as she led the Dallas Sting Soccer Club to the Over-30 National Championship in 1993�

ILLINOIS YEAR-BY-YEAR HIGHLIGHTS2018: Rayfield's 2018 squad let nothing stand in its way throughout the season, as she guided the program to an 11-8-1 record and a return to the Big Ten Tournament� Rayfield's Illini advanced to the quarterfinal round after defeating Wisconsin on penalty kicks (3-0)� Five Illini were honored by the league following the season in Katie Murray, Alicia Barker and Jaelyn Cunningham (Second Team) as well as Makena Silber and Ashley Cathro (All-Freshman Team)� The honors continued to roll in for Murray and Barker as the two were recognized by the United Soccer Coaches Association as All-North Region Second Team honorees�

2017: Despite taking a step back in wins and losses, Rayfield’s Illini squad continued to make progress both on and off the field during the 2017 campaign� The squad took a service trip to Nicaragua prior to preseason training, partnering with the Soccer Without Borders organization� Operating under the mantra of “Kaizen,” or continuous improvement, the 2017 campaign saw several Illini freshmen contribute to the team’s success almost immediately� Seven freshmen earned playing time throughout the year, and three made appearances in the starting lineup� Sophomore goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham anchored a strong Illini defense, as she closed the year with 106 saves, a number that ranked second all-time at Illinois�

2016: Rayfield’s 2016 squad came out to a strong start, shutting out three consecutive opponents to open the campaign� Rayfield coached the Illini to three more shutouts throughout the year, including an upset victory over the 19th-ranked Michigan Wolverines� A

major asset to the Illini defense, senior Hope D’Addario earned All-Big Ten recognition at the conclusion of the season, and 15 Illini were honored for their work in the classroom as they were named Academic All-Big Ten honorees�

2015: Janelle Flaws continued to impress in Rayfield’s 14th season as she reset Illinois’ all-time goals record� The record-breaking goal was scored in style as she tallied the second-fastest hat trick in school history� With Rayfield’s coaching, Flaws graduated as one of Illinois’ most prolific players, holding the school records for career goals, points, shots and shots on goal� Rayfield guided the Illini to several significant wins in the 2015 season, upsetting No� 11-ranked and previously undefeated Rutgers in the Big Ten home opener� Junior Allison Stucky was credited with the first goal against the Scarlet Knights all season in the victory� Rayfield’s squad qualified for its fifth-consecutive Big Ten Tournament with a 3-1 victory over Minnesota in the regular season finale�

2014: In her 13th season with the Illini, Rayfield guided veteran Illini all-star Jannelle Flaws to her second consecutive Big Ten Forward of the Year honor, and also saw her receive NSCAA Third Team All-American recognition� Rayfield guided the Illini to their 11th Big Ten tournament appearance and the team finished with 10 wins on the season�

2013: Rayfield guided Illinois to its fourth Sweet Sixteen appearance in 2013, as her squad closed the season with an 11-9-3 record� After an early exit from the Big Ten Tournament, Rayfield’s Illini took on No� 21 Washington State in the first round of NCAA Tournament play� The Orange and Blue advanced to face Portland in the second round of the tournament after defeating the Cougars 3-1 in penalty kicks� A 4-3, come-from-behind victory over Portland in the second round of play advanced Illinois to the Sweet Sixteen� In regular season play, Illinois earned a statement victory over No� 20 Wisconsin, led by Jannelle Flaws who tallied two goals in the contest� Illinois finished the year with 54 goals scored, the most in a season under Rayfield, and many of those goals were contributed by Flaws, who finished the season tied for first in the nation with a school-record 23 goals� Flaws also set a school record with her 126 shots on the year� Illinois finished the year ranked No� 25 by the NSCAA� Vanessa DiBernardo, who became Illinois’ highest drafted player in school history following the season, completed her decorated career No� 3 on the all-time list with 43 goals along with being named a Capital One second-team Academic All-American and an NSCAA third team Scholar All-American�

GETTING TO KNOW RAYFIELDNickname: Jay Ray

Favorite Athlete: The ones I see every day that work hard for each other and who can truly be part of something bigger than themselves!

Favorite TV Show: All the crime solving shows like NCIS and CSI and home shows like Fixer Upper and Property Brothers

Favorite event attended as a spectator: 1999 Women’s World Cup Final with 90,000 other women’s soccer fans in the Rose Bowl

Biggest Sports Thrill: Winning the first national title at UNC, Winning the 2003 Big Ten Tournament(first title for Illinois Soccer), and Winning the U20 World Championship in Japan in 2012�

Biggest influence on my life: My father� He showed me what it means to have pride in my work and to treat people around me fairly and with respect� A

dvice to young soccer players: Play because you love the game, work hard because you love getting better, compete because you love the challenge …� regardless of whether you win or lose!

What is the “ideal” Illinois soccer player? She is disciplined, hard working, and self-motivated� She has a great desire to improve and a willingness to learn� She has a passion for the game that makes the hard work not a sacrifice but a choice� She smiles and sweats at the same time because she loves what she does� She always competes with everything she has because she expects everyone to do the same� She is a champion – not because she has won titles but because she strives to do her best in every facet of her life�

NCAA TOURNAMENT FINISH(During the Rayfield Era)

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BIG TEN FINISH (During the Rayfield Era)

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2012: Rayfield’s 11th season saw the Illini finish 10-9-4 and reach the Big Ten Tournament Championship game along with the second round of the NCAA Tournament� The year was full of highlights as Rayfield’s squad earned the program’s first ever win in Ann Arbor vs� No� 24 Michigan� Rayfield also guided her team past Minnesota despite trailing by two goals and a player 15 minutes into the match� Rayfield’s Illini also knocked off No� 3 Penn State, 1-0, to earn the program’s first-ever win against a Top-3 opponent� 2012 also marked the year Rayfield’s stint as Assistant Coach for the U-20 U�S� Women’s National Team was rewarded with a gold medal at the U-20 World Cup in Japan� Rayfield then became the first woman to win the NSCAA Honor Award�

2011: Rayfield’s first decade of leadership at Illinois culminated in one of the most successful seasons in program history - with the Illini earning a 17-5-2 record, the 2011 Big Ten Tournament Title and another NCAA Tournament appearance� During the 24-game schedule, the Orange and Blue earned a program-best eight-game winning streak and 12-game undefeated mark, while the 17 victories rank as a school record� Though Illinois fell in the NCAA Tournament Second Round at Elite Eight-bound and No� 4-nationally ranked Oklahoma State, 1-0, to end the remarkable year despite outshooting the Cowgirls, Rayfield left an indelible mark on the 2011 college soccer season, one during which Illinois experienced tremendous success in tandem with adapting a new formation strategy and employing five first-time starters on the field�

The NSCAA recognized sophomore Vanessa DiBernardo with All-America honors while the Big Ten named DiBernardo the Midfielder of the Year and Soccer America named the Naperville, Ill�, native a second team All-American as well� DiBernardo continued to grow throughout the season under Rayfield’s tutelage - finishing with the second-most single-season goals (17) and points (39) in program history while accumulating the third-most game-winning tallies (eight) in the NCAA over the course of the season� On defense, converted midfielder Jenna Carosio also benefited from Rayfield’s guidance throughout her senior season and first as a starter� Carosio filled the void in the center of Illinois’ defense left by the graduation of Danielle Kot and Krystin Miller, earning Big Ten Defender of the Year and First Team All-Big Ten honors with DiBernardo� Illinois was equally impressive in the classroom, with Carosio tallying NSCAA Academic All-America honors in addition to totaling CoSIDA Academic All-District with DiBernardo and Megan Pawloski, while 12 players were named Academic All-Big Ten award recipients� In total, more than 70 individual and team awards were handed out to the Orange and Blue during the 2011 season�

The Orange and Blue opened the fall with the dynamic offensive firepower expected, outscoring Gonzaga, eventual MAC Champion Toledo and Ball State, 15-2, to race out to a 3-0 mark to start the season� The schedule-opening firepower became the 26th highest scoring offense in the country of 330 ranked teams by seasons-end, with the Orange and Blue going on to net 142 points on 53 goals and 36 assists - the most in Rayfield’s tenure� However, as the season progressed into the all-important conference slate, the true dynamic nature of Rayfield’s program blossomed as the defense evolved into the lock-down unit needed to propel Illinois to the No� 2 seeding in the Big Ten Tournament�

After blowing out Indiana, 4-1, the Illini produced five consecutive shutouts, including four straight by one-goal margins as Illinois downed Purdue, Michigan State, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Northwestern in succession� Though the Illini finally allowed a goal at Nebraska to end the 554-minute shutout streak - only 77 minutes shy of the program record - Illinois continued to reel off victories with triumphs over the Cornhuskers and Michigan capping the regular season and establishing the program record for consecutive victories�

Entering the 2011 Big Ten Tournament as a predicted favorite to win it all, the Orange and Blue did not disappoint� After using penalty kicks to fight past Ohio State in the quarterfinals after tying through double overtime, Illinois downed Michigan State, 1-0, in overtime during the semifinals and again used extra minutes to beat No� 11-nationally ranked Penn State in dramatic fashion in the final round, 2-1, as Rayfield secured the second conference championship of her tenure�

With the automatic bid for the conference secure, Illinois put its 11-game unbeaten streak on the line against the defending National Champions, Notre Dame, in the NCAA Tournament First Round� In a season of firsts, the Orange and Blue continued their record-setting ways with a 1-0 win over the Fighting Irish - becoming the first team to beat the defending champs in the first round in the tournament’s 30-year history� The 17th and final victory of the year for Illinois simultaneously marked the program-high for single-season victories as the Illini had previously finished with 16 wins on three occasions - all under Rayfield�

2010: The 2010 season saw Rayfield guide the Illini to their seventh NCAA tournament appearance since assuming head coaching duties before the 2002 season� Throughout the regular season, Illinois exhibited the dominance against non-conference opponents and visiting foes that has made the Orange and Blue successful throughout the program’s history� Illinois rolled through its out-of-conference slate, accumulating a 7-1-0 record with six shutout victories while holding opponents to only six goals in nine home games, earning an 8-1-0 mark in the process� In 2010, Rayfield created a dynamic offense while maintaining the shutdown defense that has highlighted her tenure with Illinois, earning a 13-5-1 overall record, 6-3-1 Big Ten mark and national rankings throughout much of the non-conference slate and the entire Big Ten schedule� The 32 goals produced by the Illinois offense marked the second-highest seasonal total in program history as the defense stifled opponents, holding the Illini’s foes to only 16 goals in 19 games, the third-fewest ever for an Illinois team�

2009: Throughout the 2009 season, different Illini stepped forward to secure victories against one of the most difficult schedules in the country� The Illini faced 12 eventual NCAA Tournament participants, including five Big Ten teams� With her experience facing high-caliber opponents, Rayfield was able to guide Illinois to victories over 2009 NCAA Tournament-bound Illinois State, UC Santa Barbara, Milwaukee and Michigan State by a combined score of 15-1� Illinois also saw the emergence of young talent on the field throughout 2009 under Rayfield’s guidance as Niki Read earned Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors and Shayla Mutz was named to the Big Ten All-Freshman Team� Rayfield also successfully guided her fourth player into the Women’s Professional Soccer league (WPS) as midfielder Jackie Santacaterina was drafted with the 60th pick by the Chicago Red Stars�

2008: The 2008 season was an absolute success as Illinois made a trip to the NCAA Round of 16 for the third time in five seasons� Three Illini earned All-Big Ten honors, including first-team defender Emily Zurrer and second team honorees midfielder Jackie Santacaterina and defender Danielle Kot� Zurrer also became the first Illini to earn All-America honors three years in a row� Additionally, goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka was named a National Player of the Year finalist by Soccer News Net� Additionally, with the development of the WPS league, three Illini that played under Rayfield’s tutelage were drafted including: Ella Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell and Christen Karniski� Rayfield also gained valuable coaching experience in the summer of 2008 as an assistant with the U�S� Women’s National Team for two of its matches against Canada�

RAYFIELD BY THE NUMBERS2 Big Ten Tournament Titles

4 Times she has reached at least the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen

4 Big Ten Medal of Honor recipients coached

6 Consecutive NCAA Tournament berths (from 2003-08)

8 Players coached who have played for their national teams

7 Highest rank at Illinois - by Soccer Buzz on Nov� 10, 2003

8 NCAA Round she guided Illinois to in 2004

10 Total number of times she has taken Illinois to the NCAA Tournament

12 Consecutive years Illinois earned a spot in the Top-25 (2003-2014)

17 Seasons at Illinois

16 First team All-Big Ten selections

17 Illinois career record for most wins in a single season

19 Years of amateur and professional playing experience

27 Wins against ranked opponents

30 Goals scored in 1981 - 3rd in North Carolina school history

74 Points scored in 1981 - 3rd in North Carolina school history

95 Wins vs� Big Ten teams in 16 seasons

93 Career goals at North Carolina - 2nd in school history

193 Career wins at Illinois

238 Career coaching wins

223 Career points at North Carolina - 3rd in school history

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2007: Rayfield led Illinois to its fifth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance, advancing to the second round for the fourth year in a row� The squad featured seven All-Big Ten selections, including three named to the all-freshman team, both of which were the most in school history� The Illini also had two representatives named National Soccer Coaches Association of America Scholar All-Americans in McDonnell and Kara Gostisha� In addition, McDonnell also earned the school’s prestigious Big Ten Medal of Honor while her sister, Shannon, was honored with the school’s Fighting Illini Spirit Award�

2006: Rayfield guided the 2006 squad to a then-school record-tying 16 wins, a top-10 ranking, a No� 3 seed in the NCAA Tournament and a berth in the Round of 16� That Illini team also became the first in the history of the Big Ten to boast the conference Offensive and Defensive Players of the Year and the Freshman of the Year in Ella Masar (offensive), Zurrer (co-defensive) and Chichi Nweke (freshman)� In addition, Masar was named a second-team All-America selection by the NSCAA, while Zurrer was a third-team selection by the NSCAA�

2005: The Illini wasted no time in the 2005 season, defeating No� 17 Nebraska 1-0 early on� The Orange and Blue proceeded to extend its streak of first-round Big Ten Tournament wins to seven and qualify for its third-straight NCAA Tournament and fifth in the last six years� Illinois defeated No� 20 Florida in the first round on the Gators’ home field, advancing to the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year� After the season, senior defender Christen Karniski became the most decorated Illini in school history, earning recognition as the Big Ten co-Defensive Player of the Year, second team All-American by the NSCAA and Soccer Buzz, and first team Scholar All-America by NSCAA among her 10 postseason awards�

2004: The Illini were just as successful in 2004 as Rayfield led her team to their best postseason record in school history, advancing to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Tournament� The Illini finished the season with a record of 4-0 against the always-powerful Big 12 conference, which included a 2-1 come-from-behind upset over ninth-seeded Texas A&M in the second round of the NCAA tournament� The squad also set a school record for consecutive wins (7), with Tara Hurless earning All-America status for the second-straight year�

2003: Rayfield led the Illini to the best season in the program’s history with a 16-4-2 record, a top-10 national ranking, the program’s first Big Ten Tournament title and a top-16 seed in the NCAA Tournament� In addition, the 2003 Illini featured two All-Americans in goalkeeper Leisha Alcia and forward Tara Hurless, a first for Illinois� For her efforts, Rayfield was named Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year by Soccer Buzz�

2002: Rayfield’s inaugural season with the Illini saw the Orange and Blue advance to the second round of the Big Ten Tournament, following a 4-3 victory over Penn State� The Illini closed the 2002 campaign with a 9-11-1 overall record and a 4-6 mark in conference play� Rayfield’s squad earned her first victory at Illinois over Butler, 4-2, and her first Big Ten win was a 3-1 result over Northwestern�

RAYFIELD’S MARQUEE WINSDATE WIN OPPONENT SCORE LOCATIONFirst at Illinois Sept� 6, 2002 Butler 4-2 Champaign, Ill�First vs� Top 25 Sept� 8, 2002 No� 25 Cincinnati 3-0 Champaign, Ill�First vs� Big Ten Sept� 29, 2002 Northwestern 3-1 Champaign, Ill�First Big Ten Tournament Nov� 7, 2002 vs� No� 11 Penn State 4-3 East Lansing, Mich�First Big Ten Tournament Title Nov� 9, 2003 vs� Michigan 2-0 Madison, Wis�First vs� Top 10 Sept� 14, 2004 No� 8 Kansas 1-0 Champaign, Ill�First NCAA Tournament Nov� 12, 2004 vs� Rice 2-0 College Station, Texas50th Career Oct� 6, 2002 Minnesota 5-2 Champaign, Ill�50th at Illinois Oct� 21, 2005 at Indiana 1-0 Bloomington, Ind�50th in Big Ten Conference Oct� 17� 2009 at Iowa 3-1 Iowa City, Iowa100th Career Win Sept� 8, 2006 Syracuse 4-0 Champaign, Ill�100th at Illinois Oct� 30, 2009 Michigan St� 5-0 Champaign, Ill�150th Career Sept� 11, 2010 at Cincinnati 3-0 Cincinnati, OhioSecond Big Ten Tournament Title Nov� 6, 2011 vs� No� 11 Penn State 2-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill�First vs� Top 3 Nov� 2, 2012 vs� No� 3 Penn State 1-0 Bloomington, Ind�150th at Illinois Oct� 31, 2013 at Minnesota 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn�

RAYFIELD’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSYEAR OVERALL RECORD BIG TEN RECORD BIG TEN FINISH NCAA FINISH2002 9-11-1 4-6-0 8th N/A2003 16-4-2 7-1-2 2nd First Round2004 16-6-2 5-3-2 4th Elite Eight2005 12-7-3 6-3-1 4th Second Round2006 16-8-0 8-2-0 2nd Sweet Sixteen2007 12-7-2 6-3-1 3rd Second Round2008 12-9-2 5-5-0 T-5th Sweet Sixteen2009 7-9-3 2-6-2 T-8th N/A2010 13-5-1 6-3-1 4th First Round2011 17-5-2 8-2-1 2nd Second Round2012 10-9-4 6-4-1 T-4th Second Round2013 11-9-3 5-5-1 T-5th Sweet Sixteen2014 10-8-2 5-6-2 7th N/A2015 10-6-3 4-4-3 8th N/A2016 6-11-2 5-3-1 11th N/A2017 5-14-0 2-9-0 13th N/A 2018 11-8-1 6-5-0 T-5th N/A TOTALS 193-136-33 90-70-18

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BY OPPONENTArizona 0-0-1Arizona State 1-1-0Auburn 1-1-0Ball State 2-0-0Boston College 0-1-0Butler 2-0-0Cal State Northridge 1-0-0Cincinnati 2-0-0College of Charleston 2-0-0Colorado 2-0-0Colorado College 1-0-0Connecticut 0-1-0Dayton 1-1-0Denver 0-0-1DePaul 1-1-0Duke 1-0-0Eastern Illinois 1-0-0Evansville 4-0-0Florida 2-1-0Florida International 1-0-0Florida State 0-2-0George Mason 1-0-0Georgia 1-0-0Gonzaga 1-0-0Illinois State 7-2-2Indiana 11-4-3Indiana State 2-1-0Iowa 9-5-1Iowa State 1-0-0Kansas 2-0-0Kentucky 0-1-0Louisville 5-0-0Loyola-Chicago 2-0-0LSU 1-0-0Marquette 0-1-0Maryland 2-3-0Memphis 1-0-0Miami (Ohio) 2-1-0Michigan 7-10-1Michigan State 15-1-3Milwaukee 2-0-0Minnesota 10-6-3Missouri 2-5-2Morehead State 1-0-0Nebraska 7-1-0North Carolina 0-3-0Northern Illinois 1-0-0

Northern Kentucky 1-0-0Northwestern 9-7-2Notre Dame 1-3-0Oakland (Mich�) 2-1-0Ohio 1-0-0Ohio State 6-9-3Oklahoma 0-1-0Oklahoma State 1-2-0Oregon 1-0-0Penn State 4-19-0Pepperdine 0-1-0Portland 2-1-0Purdue 10-8-2Rice 1-0-0Rutgers 1-3-1Saint Louis 3-2-0San Francisco 1-0-0Santa Clara 0-1-0SIUE 1-0-0Southeast Missouri State 2-0-0South Carolina 1-0-0Stanford 0-0-1Syracuse 1-0-0TCU 1-1-0Tennessee 0-1-0Texas 0-1-0Texas A&M 1-2-0Toledo 1-0-0UAB 1-0-0UC Santa Barbara 2-0-0UCF 0-1-0UCLA 0-3-0USC 0-2-0Utah 1-0-0Virginia Tech 0-1-0Wake Forest 0-1-0Washington 1-3-0Washington State 1-0-1Western Illinois 1-0-0Western Michigan 1-1-0William & Mary 0-1-0Wisconsin 9-7-4Wisconsin-Green Bay 1-0-0Wisconsin-Milwaukee 0-0-1Wright State 2-0-0Xavier 1-0-0Yale 1-0-0

BY CONFERENCEAmerican Athletic 2-0-0ACC 1-7-0Atlantic-10 5-3-0Big East 8-4-0Big Ten (includes Tournaments) 99-83-24Big 12 11-9-1Big West 2-0-0Colonial Athletic Association 3-1-0Conference USA 5-1-0Horizon League 11-0-1Ivy League 1-0-0Mid-American 7-2-0Mid-Continent 1-1-0Missouri Valley 13-3-1Mountain West 1-0-0Ohio Valley 5-0-0Pac-12 5-8-3SBC 0-0-1SEC 6-6-0West Coast 4-3-0

TOTAL RECORD AT ILLINOISOverall 193-136-33 (�579)Home 112-35-8 (�747)Road 56-85-19 (�407)Neutral 25-14-7 (�619)Big Ten Regular Season 90-70-18 (�556)Non-Conference 85-45-8 (�641)Big Ten Tournament 11-10-5 (�591)NCAA Tournament 10-10-3 (�500)In Overtime 20-18-32 (�531)vs� Ranked Teams 29-56-7 (�353)

RAYFIELD’S RECORD AT ILLINOIS

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JEFF FREEMAN ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH - NINTH SEASON

Jeff Freeman enters his ninth season overall with the Fighting Illini and fifth as the soccer program’s associate head coach in 2019� Freeman has helped to guide Illinois to at least the second round of the NCAA Tournament three times during his time with Illinois, highlighted by a Sweet Sixteen appearance in 2013� Freeman helped to coach standout Vanessa DiBernardo to a pair of All-America honors and saw Jannelle Flaws lead the nation and break the school record for goals scored�

The Illini have turned in two of the top four single-season goal totals in school history during

Freeman’s tenure in Champaign� The Orange and Blue netted 54 goals in 2013 and 53 goals in 2011, which rank third and fourth, respectively, on the all-time list� UI boasts an overall record of 77-34-11 over the past seven seasons with four NCAA Tournament appearances, a Big Ten Tournament title in 2011 and a Big Ten Tournament runner-up finish in 2012�

Freeman brought a wealth of experience and tactical expertise to Champaign, Illinois, after serving as a member of the University of Miami (Fla�) women’s soccer staff from 2004-10, including the final three years as the associate head coach� He played a prominent role in Miami earning conference and national recognition with top-25 rankings and back-to-back appearances in the 2007-08 NCAA Tournaments as he assisted in all aspects of recruiting and team administration� As the recruiting coordinator, Freeman was responsible for the Hurricanes’ 2007 top-25 recruiting class, which included ACC Freshman of the Year Brittney Steinbruch, and fellow U-20 National Team member Brittney Macdonald�

Freeman joined the Hurricanes’ staff after serving as an assistant coach at his alma mater, Missouri State, for four years� The Bears’ goalkeeping units earned Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) Defensive Player of the Year and conference tournament MVP honors in addition to weekly MVC defensive accolades under Freeman’s tutelage, while Missouri State won the MVC crown and earned its first NCAA Tournament appearance with Freeman’s guidance�

As a student-athlete at Missouri State, Freeman earned academic all-conference recognition as a goalkeeper with the Bears and was a member of the 1997 squad that made the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance after earning a top-10 national ranking and the MVC regular season title�

Freeman and his wife, Jamie, have two daughters, Ellie (10) and Rylie (8)� Jamie was also a soccer standout at Missouri State� A four-year letterwinner, she was the team captain for three seasons� Jamie was a three-time MVC All-Conference First Team selection and was named to the 2006 MVC Centennial Team�

Freeman, who earned a bachelor’s and master’s in education from Missouri State, is accredited as a United States Soccer Federation (USSF) `A’ Licensed Coach and holds a NSCAA Advanced National Diploma� He has served as a clinician at 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 NSCAA Conventions�

YEAR-BY-YEAR ILLINOIS HIGHLIGHTS

2018: The 2018 Illini squad let nothing stand in its way throughout the season, as Freeman helped to guide the program to an 11-8-1 record and a return to the Big Ten Tournament� The Orange and Blue advanced to the quarterfinal round after defeating Wisconsin on penalty kicks (3-0)� Five Illini were honored by the league following the season in Katie Murray, Alicia Barker and Jaelyn Cunningham (Second Team) as well as Makena Silber and Ashley Cathro (All-Freshman Team)� The honors continued to roll in for Murray and Barker as the two were recognized by the United Soccer Coaches Association as All-North Region Second Team honorees�

2017: With Freeman’s coaching, the 2017 campaign saw seven different Illini players score goals throughout the season, and sophomore goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham moved into second all-time for her 106 saves on the year� The Illini faced a slate of tough nationally ranked opponents throughout the season, and held No� 8-ranked Penn State scoreless for more than 109 minutes on their home field� Freeman once again helped to bring in a talented signing class as the Orange and Blue announced 11 newcomers for the 2018 campaign including several players with national team experience�

2016: The 2016 campaign was a whirlwind for the Illini as Freeman and the squad welcomed a large, yet talented, freshman class while also graduating 11 seniors� With Freeman’s assistance, the Illini shut out three consecutive opponents to start the season, while receiving votes in the first NSCAA Women’s Rankings� Freeman helped coach the Orange and Blue to six total shutouts, including a victory over the 19th-ranked Michigan Wolverines� A major asset to the Illini defense, senior Hope D’Addario earned All-Big Ten recognition at the conclusion of the season, and 15 Illini were honored for their work in the classroom as they were named Academic All-Big Ten honorees�

2015: With Freeman’s coaching, redshirt senior Jannelle Flaws made the 2015 season memorable for the Illini as she reset the school’s all-time career goals record in style� She recorded the second-fastest hat trick in school history against Saint Louis to score the record-breaking goal� The 2015 season saw the Orange and Blue upset No� 11-ranked and previously undefeated Rutgers in their Big Ten home opener, as junior Allison Stucky scored the first goal against the Scarlet Knights all season� Freeman helped the Illini secure their fifth consecutive Big Ten Tournament appearance in a 3-1 regular season finale victory over Minnesota as well�

2014: The 2014 slate saw the Illini close the year with a 10-8-2 record� With Freeman’s assistance, Illini redshirt senior Jannelle Flaws was named Disney Soccer/NSCAA National Player of the Week, the first Illini to ever earn the recognition� Flaws continued on to be named the unanimous Big Ten Forward of the Year for the second-straight season� She led the Big Ten and tied for 12th in the NCAA with 17 goals, also being tabbed a third-team NSCAA All-American�

2013: Freeman helped guide the Illini to their fourth trip to the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen in school history in 2013, as they finished 11-9-3 overall� He coached Big Ten Forward of the Year Jannelle Flaws to a school-record 23 goals, which was tied for the most in the NCAA� Vanessa DiBernardo, who became Illinois’ highest drafted player in school history following the season, completed her decorated career No� 3 on the all-time list with 43 goals, with Freeman coaching her during three of four seasons�

2012: In 2012, Freeman served as the interim head coach for the non-conference portion of the schedule while Rayfield was coaching with U�S� Soccer’s U-20 National Team at the World Cup� Freeman helped coach the Illini to the NCAA Tournament where they advanced to the second round after knocking off neighbor-state rival Missouri� Freeman also helped guide the Illini to their fifth Big Ten Tournament title game� In addition, Freeman took the reins of the Illini program for the first seven games of the season against one of the toughest non-conference schedules in the country� Illinois finished 10-9-4 on the year�

2011: In 2011, Freeman was integral in the process of implementing the formation changes that led the Orange and Blue to a 17-5-2 overall record, the most wins in a single season in school history and a Big Ten Tournament title victory over No� 11 Penn State� Freeman worked with both the offensive and defensive units throughout the season, also serving as a key contributor to the Illini’s recruiting efforts while performing additional administrative and travel-related duties�

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LISA LUBKE ASSISTANT COACH - FIRST SEASON

Lisa Lubke begins her first season as assistant coach with the Fighting Illini soccer program in 2019� A native of Columbus, Ohio, Lubke will primarily work with the team's goalkeepers, and will be an asset to many other areas of the program� Lubke comes to Illinois after spending the 2018 season with the Northern Colorado Bears�

"I am excited to add Lisa to our staff and our Illini Soccer family," Rayfield said of Lubke at the time of her hire� "Lisa will add a knowledge base that comes from her varied experiences as a player and a coach� She also brings an energy rising from her

passion for the game and for developing the players� Lisa's drive fits the Illini motto - Unify� Develop� Inspire� Achieve� I see her impacting our program in each of those ways�"

"I'm excited to join the Illini soccer family," Lubke said� "Janet {Rayfield} has built a strong program and I'm really looking forward to working with the talented student-athletes in Champaign�"

During her time with the UNC Bears, Lubke helped coach the team to a 12-8-1 record on the way to a Big Sky Tournament Championship match appearance� With Lubke's assistance, the Bears became the first team in Big Sky history to earn 10 or more wins in five consecutive seasons� She worked closely with Bears' goalkeeper, Taylor Washington, who posted four shutouts in 2018, the fifth most by a keeper in UNC Division 1 history�

Prior to her stint at Northern Colorado, Lubke served as a volunteer assistant with the women's soccer program at Santa Clara University�

In addition to collegiate coaching experience, Lubke also brings youth coaching experience to Champaign as she served as the director of goalkeeping for Vision Soccer Club, from 2015-2018� While in that role she also served as head coach of the girls U15 - U18 age groups�

A 2012 graduate of Radford University, Lubke was a two-time all-conference selection for the Highlanders� She was named the 2009 Big South Conference Preseason Player of the Year and earned Preseason Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2010� After leading Radford to two Big South Championships, Lubke continued her playing career at Durham University in the UK where she won a BUCS National Championship�

Lubke earned her Bachelor's degree in Exercise, Sport and Health Education from Radford University, and returned to school to earn a Master's degree in Management-Entrepreneurship from Durham University� She holds her C license from the United States Soccer Federation and has her Advanced National Goalkeeper diploma and Premier Diploma from the United Soccer Coaches�

Lubke currently resides in Champaign with her fiancée, Selena�

SUPPORT STAFF

D.J. TaylorEvent Management

Shari ClappAcadmic Counselor

Rick RavenEquipment Manager

Rachel HalaszynskiDirector of Operations

Brittany ScottAthletic Trainer

Nathan CualopingMarketing & Promotions

Maria Ochoa WoodsSenior Associate Director of AthleticsSenior Woman Administrator

Lenny WillisFacilities Management

Jenny DewarAssociate Director of

Communications

THE FIGHTING ILLINI


2019 ROSTERNUMERICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last College0 Sami Sample GK 5-9 Jr� South Elgin, Illinois/St� Charles North1 Elizabeth Cablk GK 5-10 Jr� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North2 Amaya Ellis M 5-5 So� Monte Sereno, Califfornia/Los Gatos3 Alicia Barker D 5-7 Sr� Woodinville, Washington/Inglemoor4 Eileen Murphy M 5-9 Fr� La Grange Park, Illinois/Lyons Township6 Katie Le F 5-3 Jr� Centreville, Virginia/Centreville7 Peyton Willie F 5-8 So� Yorkville, Illinois/Yorkville8 Henar Urteaga D 5-6 R-Jr� Pamplona, Spain/Colegio San Ignacio9 Sydney Carste D 5-6 Fr� Sammamish, Washington/Eastlake10 Hope Breslin M 5-6 Jr� Massapequa, New York/Massapequa11 Aleah Treiterer D 5-6 Fr� Sacramento, California/Granite Bay12 Kendra Pasquale D 5-4 So� Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley13 Haley Singer M 5-7 Jr� Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley14 Meredith Johnson-Monfort F 5-7 So� Mahomet, Illinois/Mahomet-Seymour15 Kelly Maday F 5-2 Sr� Wilmette, Illinois/New Trier16 Ashleigh Lefevre D 5-6 So� Brighton, Australia/Firbank Grammar School17 Erin McKeown D 5-3 So� Ann Arbor, Michigan/Ann Arbor Pioneer18 Lilian Lucas M 5-4 Fr� Plymouth, Michigan/Canton19 Jayna Fittipaldo M 5-3 Jr� McDonald, Pennsylvania/SouthFayette20 Makena Silber F 5-7 So� Crystal Lake, Illinois/Prairie Ridge21 Lexi Carrier D 5-8 Sr� Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill22 Katelynn Buescher M 5-4 So� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North23 Arianna Veland M 5-10 Sr� Elkhorn, Nebraska/Elkhorn South24 Lauren Smitherman D 5-7 Sr� Oklahoma City, Oklahoma/Heritage Hall26 Summer Garrison F 5-2 Fr� Pasadena, California/Westridge27 Maggie Hillman M 5-5 Jr� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville Central30 Jaelyn Cunningham GK 5-9 Sr� Columbus, Ohio/Pickerington HS Central33 Ashley Cathro D 5-7 So� Victoria, British Columbia/Burnaby Secondary34 Ashley Prell F 5-4 Fr� Fox River Grove, Illinois/Barrinngton35 Lauren Stibich F 5-4 So� Western Springs, Illinois/Fenwick

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown/High School/Last College3 Alicia Barker D 5-7 Jr� Woodinville, Washington/Inglemoor10 Hope Breslin M 5-6 So� Massapequa, New York/Massapequa22 Katelynn Buescher M 5-4 Fr� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North 1 Elizabeth Cablk GK 5-10 So� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville North21 Lexi Carrier D 5-8 Jr� Cincinnati, Ohio/Indian Hill9 Sydney Carste D 5-6 Fr� Sammamish, Washington/Eastlake33 Ashley Cathro D 5-7 Fr� Victoria, British Columbia/Burnaby Secondary 30 Jaelyn Cunningham GK 5-9 Jr� Reynoldsburg, Ohio/Pickerington HS Central2 Amaya Ellis M 5-5 Fr� Monte Sereno, California/Los Gatos19 Jayna Fittipaldo M 5-3 So� McDonald, Pennsylvania/SouthFayette26 Summer Garrison F 5-2 Fr� Pasadena, California/Westridge27 Maggie Hillman M 5-5 So� Naperville, Illinois/Naperville Central14 Meredith Johnson-Monfort F 5-7 Fr� Mahomet, Illinois/Mahomet-Seymour6 Katie Le F 5-3 So� Centreville, Virginia/Centreville16 Ashleigh Lefevre D 5-6 Fr� Brighton, Australia/Firbank Grammar School18 Lilian Lucas M 5-4 Fr� Plymouth, Michigan/Canton15 Kelly Maday F 5-2 Jr� Wilmette, Illinois/New Trier17 Erin McKeown D 5-3 Fr� Ann Arbor, MIchigan/Ann Arbor Pioneer4 Eileen Murphy M 5-9 Fr� La Grange Park, Illinois/Lyons Township12 Kendra Pasquale D 5-4 Fr� Naperville, Illinois/St� Francis College Preparatory34 Ashley Prell F 5-4 Fr� Fox River Grove, Illinois/Barrinngton 0 Sami Sample GK 5-9 So� South Elgin, Illinois/St� Charles North20 Makena Silber F 5-7 Fr� Crystal Lake, Illinois/Prairie Ridge13 Haley Singer M 5-7 So� Naperville, Illinois/Neuqua Valley24 Lauren Smitherman D 5-7 Jr� Oklahoma City, Oklahoma/Heritage Hall35 Lauren Stibich F 5-4 Fr� Western Spring, Illinois/Fenwick11 Aleah Treiterer D 5-6 Fr� Sacramento, California/Granite Bay8 Henar Urteaga D 5-6 R-Jr� Pamplona, Spain/Colegio San Ignacio23 Arianna Veland M 5-10 Jr� Elkhorn, Nebraska/Elkhorn South7 Peyton Willie F 5-8 Fr� Yorkville, Illinois/Yorkville

ForwardsAshley CathroSummer GarrisonMeredith Johnson-MonfortKatie LeKelly MadayAshley PrellMakena SilberLauren StibichPeyton Willie

Goalkeepers Jaelyn CunninghamElizabeth CablkSami Sample

DefendersAlicia BarkerLexi CarrierSydney CarsteAshley CathroAshleigh LefevreErin McKeownKendra PasqualeLauren SmithermanAleah TreitererHenar Urteaga

MidfieldersHope BreslinKatelynn BuescherAmaya EllisJayna FittipaldoMaggie HillmanLilian LucasEileen MurphyHaley SingerArianna Veland

PRONUNCIATION GUIDEKatelynn Buescher BISH-erElizabeth Cablk cab-lickAmaya Ellis uh-MY-uhKatie Le LayAshleigh Lefevre luh-fevKelly Maday May-dayErin McKeown Mick-cue-enKendra Pasquale Pas-qual-eeMakena Silber MUH-ken-uhAleah Treiterer Try-ter-erHenar Urteaga Hen-are Your-te-gaArianna Veland Ari-an-uh Vee-lind

ILLINI BY POSSIBLE POSITIONS

Seniors (6)Alicia BarkerLexi CarrierJaelyn CunninghamKelly MadayLauren SmithermanArianna Veland

Juniors (8)Hope BreslinElizabeth CablkJayna FittipaldoMaggie HillmanKatie LeSami SampleHaley SingerHenar Urteaga

Sophomores (10)Amaya EllisPeyton WillieKendra PasqualeMeredith Johnson-MonfortAshleigh LefevreErin McKeownMakena SilberKatelynn BuescherAshley CathroLauren Stibich

Freshmen (6) Eileen MurphySydney CarsteAleah TreitererLilian LucasSummer GarrisonAshley Prell

ILLINI BY ELIGIBILITY

THE FIGHTING ILLINI


HONORS AND AWARDS2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten2018 Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made her Illinois debut against SIUE, playing just over 14 minutes in goal��Earned Academic All-Big Ten Honors and was named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar�

2017 - FRESHMAN: Did not appear for the Illini�

HIGH SCHOOL2013 St� Charles North Team MVP��2015 Honorable Mention All-Conference��Four-time Academic All-Conference honoree��Helped Team Chicago to a National League Championship��Played basketball for four years in addition to soccer��Member of the National Honor Society��Member of the Spanish National Honor Society�

PERSONALDaughter of Mike and Ann Sample��Born November 25, 1998��Her grandfather, Ken Bowman, played football for the Green Bay Packers from 1964-73��Aspires to become a physician’s assistant��Lists Russell Westbrook as her favorite athlete�

SAMI SAMPLE 5-9 // JUNIOR // GOALKEEPER SOUTH ELGIN, ILLINOIS // ST. CHARLES NORTH // TEAM CHICAGO, AURORA0

ElIzAbEth CABLK 5-10 // JUNIOR // GOALKEEPER NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE NORTH // NSA PREMIER


AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors and was named a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar��did not make an appearance for Illinois�

2017 - FRESHMAN: Did not make an appearance for Illinois�

HIGH SCHOOL2016 IHSSCA All-State selection��Two-time DVC Academic All-Conference honoree��Two-time DVC All-Conference selection��2016 Chicagoland Soccer All-State Team��Won the 2016 Disney Showcase with NSA Premier��Helped NSA Premier to a second place finish at the 2015 ODP National Championships��Won two Illinois State Cup Championships with NSA Premier��4�0 GPA Award recipient��2016 Illinois State Scholar�

PERSONALDaughter of Neil and Kristi Cablk��Born May 22, 1999��Has one sister, Megan��Plans to study business at Illinois with aspirations to attend law school��Was a member of her high school’s 2017 Class Board and First Class Executive Board��Lists baking as one of her hobbies�

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SAMPLE'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS MINUTES GA GAA SAVES SAVE% W L T SO 2018 1 0 14;22 0 0�00 0 �000 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1 0 14;22 0 0.00 0 .000 0 0 0 0

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HONORS AND AWARDS2017 Fall Academic All-Big Ten2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten2018 All-Big Ten Second Team Defender

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Appeared and started in all 20 of Illinois' matches��Fired her only shot of the season at Northwestern (Oct� 16)��Totaled 1812 minutes on the field during the season, playing the full time in 18 games��Earned Academic All-Big Ten honors and was recognized as an All-Big Ten Defender�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Appeared and started in 18 matches��Recorded her first career assist against DePaul (Aug� 20)��Earned her second assist against Washington as her flip throw-in to Arianna Veland resulted in a goal�

2016 - FRESHMAN: Earned the start in all 19 of Illinois’ matchesPut her first career shot on goal in the season opener against Morehead State (Aug� 19)��Posted five shots on the year, putting three on goal��Carded a season-best three shots at Maryland (Sept� 22), putting two of those on frame��Saw 1745 minutes on the field for the Illini, playing a season-high 110 minutes in two games�

HIGH SCHOOL2015 All-Conference First Team Defender��Two-time WSYSA Championship Cup Top IX Player Award winner��Helped take FC Alliance to two Championship Cup Semifinals��Played on two ECNL Championship Finalist teams��2015 Inglemoor High School gymnastics and soccer team captain��2015 Region IV Camp – G98 participant��Three-time All-State Gymnastics Qualifier��Selected to the EDP Travel Team to represent Washington State in the 2013 Region IV ODP Championships��Played soccer, ran track and participated on the gymnastics team Inglemoor High School��Four year Academic Athletic Award recipient�

PERSONALBorn May 22, 1998��Daughter of Chris and Flordelisa Barker��Has three siblings, Julianna, Mitchell and Davis��Plans to major in BioEngineering at the University of Illinois��Lists Julie Johnston of the U�S� Women’s National Team as her favorite athlete�

AlIcIA BARKER 5-7 // SENIOR // DEFENSE WOODINVILLE, WASHINGTON // INGLEMOOR // FC ALLIANCE PREMIER3

BARKER’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 19 19 0 0 0 5 �000 3 �600 0 0 0 0 0 0 17452017 18 18 0 2 2 3 �000 2 �667 0 1 0 0 0 0 16222018 20 20 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1812 TOTAL 57 57 0 2 2 9 .000 5 .556 1 1 0 0 0 0 5183

ELLIS' CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 13 0 0 0 0 1 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 380TOTAL 13 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 380

BARKER’S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 3 (at Maryland, 9/22/16)

Assists: 1 (2x, last vs� Washington, 8/24/17)

Points: 1 (2x, last vs� Washington, 8/24/17)

AMAyA ELLIS 5-5 // SOPHOMORE // MIDFIELD MONTE SERENO, CALIFORNIA // LOS GATOS // CALIFORNIA THORNS

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 13 games for Illinois, making her career debut at No� 6 North Carolina��Put her first career shot on goal against Ohio State (Sept� 20)��Averaged 29 minutes played per game, appearing for a career-best 49 minutes at No� 3 Duke�

HIGH SCHOOLEarly enrollee to the University of Illinois��Spent three years playing in Germany for FFC Frankfurt��Played for the Trinidad & Tobago U15, U17 and U20 National teams��16 International Caps for Trinidad & Tobago��Named to CONCACAF Girls' U15 Championships 2014 Best XI Team in the Cayman Islands��Earned the 2014 Most Valuable Player award T&T vs� Guatemala CONCACAF U15 Championships��Played in the 2013 CONCACAF U17 Women's Championships in Montego Bay, Jamaica��2013 Caribbean Football Union (CFU) U17 Women's Champion�

PERSONALDaughter of Mark and Angela Ellis��Born October 31, 1999��Has one sibling, Che��Enjoys reading and hiking in her spare time��Lists former collegiate football player Inky Johnson as her favorite athlete��Plans to study Communications�

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ELLIS' CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (vs� Ohio State, 9/20/18)

Assists: ---

Points: ---

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EIlEEn MURPHY 5-9 // FRESHMAN // MIDFIELD LA GRANGE PARK, ILLINOIS // LYONS TOWNSHIP // WINDY CITY PRIDEHIGH SCHOOL2016 ODP State Team member��2016 ODP Region II Team member��Three-time Chicago Tribune All-Area Team honoree��Two-time IHSA First Team All-State honoree��Received United Soccer Coaches First Team All-Midwest honors twice��Helped Windy City Pride to a 2018 Phoenix PDT Championship��Won the 2017 Disney Qualifier Championship with Windy City Pride��Helped Windy City Pride to a 2013 US Club Soccer National Championship��Illinois State Scholar��Mu Alpha Theta Math Society Member��National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member

PERSONALBorn May 11, 2001��Daughter of Patrick and Noreen Murphy��Has three siblings, Jack, Patrick and Sheila��Enjoys cooking and spending time with family and friends in her spare time��Credits her sister, Sheila, for influencing her athletic career�

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LE'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 18 3 0 1 1 2 �000 1 �500 1 0 0 0 0 0 6222018 17 0 1 0 2 7 �143 5 �714 1 0 0 0 0 0 366 TOTAL 35 3 1 1 3 9 .111 6 .667 2 0 0 0 1 0 958

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AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made 17 appearances for Illinois, earning 366 minutes on the field��Scored the game-winning goal against No� 3 Duke (Aug� 19)��Added a season-best three shots in Illinois' win over Duke (Aug� 19)�

2017 - FRESHMAN: Played in 18 games for Illinois and made three starts��Dished her first career assist at Indiana (Oct� 1), also firing her first career shot in the match�

HIGH SCHOOL2016 Gatorade Player of the Year nominee��2016 Second-team District Forward��Helped South Fayette to the 2014 State Finals and the 2016 District Finals��Attended US National Training Camp��Three-time National Training Camp assists leader��Took FC Virginia to two ECNL National Championship playoffs��Member of the National Honor Society��Daughter of the Revolution��Presidential Academic Award recipient�

PERSONALDaughter of Kiet Le and Chau Nguyen��Born June 14, 1999��Has one sibling, Annie��Majoring in mechanical engineering��Lists baking, tennis and watching hockey as some of her hobbies�

6 KAtIE LE 5-3 // JUNIOR // FORWARD CENTREVILLE, VIRGINIA // CENTREVILLE // FC VIRGINIA

LE'S’ CAREER BESTSGoals: 1 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18)

Shots: 3 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18)

Assists: 1 (at Indiana, 10/1/17)

Points: 2 (at #3 Duke, 8/19/18)

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hEnAr URTEAGA 5-6 // REDSHIRT JUNIOR // DEFENDER PAMPLONA, SPAIN // COLEGIO SAN IGNACIO // JESUITASHONORS AND AWARDS2018 First team All-OVC2016 OVC All-Newcomer Team

AT EIU2018 - JUNIOR: Played Started all 20 matches finishing season with 1,872 minutes played to rank fourth on team�� named first team All-Ohio Valley Conference as a defender�� named to OVC All-Tournament team after helping team advance to OVC Tournament semifinals�� had two assists on the season�� first assist was at Green Bay�� second assist was on game winner in win at SIUE�� had 13 shots with three shots on goal�� helped anchor a defense that posted eight shutouts which ranks as the third highest single season total in school history�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 15 matches making 15 starts during the season�� was tied for the team lead in goals scored with three�� scored against Chicago State, Fort Wayne and Morehead State�� had a team high 26 shots on the season with 11 shots on goal�� played 1,339 minutes with a season high 110 minutes against Indiana State�� played entire match in 12 contests�

2016 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 18 matches making 17 starts at midfield and defender�� led team with 17 shots on the season with four shots on goal�� scored lone goal of the season in overtime win at Chicago State�� had one assist in home win over Marian University�� tied for second on the team with three points�� played 1,577 minutes on the season with complete matches in 15 contests�� named to Ohio Valley Conference All-Newcomer team�

HIGH SCHOOLAttended Colegio San Ignacio Jesuitas School graduating with honors�� played with Jesuitas Club team from six to eleven years old as the only female on a male soccer club�� joined female club team C�A� Osasuna in 2009 playing for coach Alberto Gonzalez�� played with A�D� San Juan Club for coach Enrique Iriarte from 20013-14�� played 2014-16 for coach Cesar Luengo on C�D� Ardoi Club team�� as a senior scored three goals with two headers�� scored six goals in 2014 season including a hat-trick playing for A�D� San Juan�� helped team place fifth in Spanish Female Second National Division Group II�� played all phases as official player on Spanish National Under 18 Championship team�� chosen by Navarra Football Federation Under 18 and Under 16 Spanish National Teams�� two times a champion of Navarra Regional Cup�

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WILLE'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 19 0 1 3 5 11 �091 3 �273 1 0 0 0 0 0 448 TOTAL 19 0 1 3 5 11 .091 3 .273 1 0 0 0 0 0 448

URTEAGA'S CAREER STATISTICS (EIU)SEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 18 17 1 1 3 17 �059 4 �235 1 0 0 0 0 0 11572017 15 15 3 0 6 26 �115 11 �423 1 0 0 0 0 0 1339 2018 20 20 0 2 2 13 �000 3 �231 4 0 0 0 0 0 1872 TOTAL 53 52 4 3 11 56 .000 18 .321 6 0 0 0 0 0 4368

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PEyton WILLIE 5-8 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD YORKVILLE, ILLINOIS // YORKVILLE // CAMPTON UNITED

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 19 matches on the seasonScored her first-career goal in an 8-0 victory over Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)��Dished three assists against NIU, tying for the most in a game by an Illinois freshman in school history (Oct� 5, 2003 / Eva Stickland)��Fired 11 shots on the year, including a season-best five versus Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)

HIGH SCHOOLThree-time All-Conference honoree��2017 Kendall County Record Player of the Year��2015 Yorkville High School team MVP��Two-time Golden Shoe Award Winner��Helped Campton United to two appearances at the Illinois State Cup Finals��Three-time Beacon News All-Area Team honoree��Scored 90 goals in three seasons forYorkville High School�

PERSONALDaughter of Christopher and Tracy Willie��Born November 18, 1999��Has two siblings, Connor and Regan��Is a two-time Academic Honor Roll honree��Enjoys longboarding, skiing and snowboarding in her spare time�

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WILLIE'S CAREER BESTSGoals: 1 (vs� NIU, 8/26/18)

Shots: 5 (vs� NIU, 8/26/18)

Assists: 3 (vs� NIU, 8/26/18)

Points: 5 (vs� NIU, 8/26/18)

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SydnEy CARSTE 5-6 // FRESHMAN // DEFENDER SAMMAMISH, WASHINGTON // EASTLAKE // CROSSFIRE ACADEMYHIGH SCHOOLTwo-time EPD Washington State Team member��Helped Crossfire Academy to four ECNL Division Championships��2017 East Lake High School Offensive Player of the Year��2016 East Lake High School Varsity Defensive Player of the Year��2016 & 2017 Varsity Soccer Captain at East Lake High School��Three-year National Honor Society honoree��East Lake High School Senior Class Secretary/Treasurer��Founder of East Lake High School Frisbee Club�

PERSONALBorn October 29, 2000��Daughter of Thomas and Barbara Carste��Has one brother, Niko��Hobbies include playing frisbee, skiing, mountain biking, kayaking, hiking, climbing, camping and other outdoor activities�

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CARSTE'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: ---

Points: ---

hoPE BRESLIN 5-6 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD MASSAPEQUA, NEW YORK // MASSAPEQUA // ECNL EAST MEADOW STARS

HONORS AND AWARDS2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten

AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 19 matches, earning the start in all of her appearances��Recorded five goals on the season, including scoring the game-winning goal at Maryland (Oct� 4) and against Indiana (Oct� 14)��Converted two-of-two penalty kick attempts during the season��Tallied three assists on the year, including assisting the game-winning goal at Minnesota (Sept� 14)

2017 - FRESHMAN: Made 12 appearances for the Orange and Blue and earned eight starts��Fired a season-best four shots at Illinois State (Aug� 27), putting two on goal��Recorded 15 shots on the season, putting seven on goal�

HIGH SCHOOL2017 NHSCA Girls’ Soccer Athlete of the Year��2016 Conference Player of the Year��2016 USA Today Preseason All-American Watch List��2016 News 12 All-Metro Tri-State Player of the Year��2016 New York State Gatorade Player of the Year nominee��Two-time New York State Gatorade Player of the Year��Two-time NSCAA All-East Regional All-American��Helped Massapequa High School to three state championship titles��Attended the 2016 ECNL National Training Camp��Played on the 2014 National Futsal Team��Attended the 2013 ODP National Training Camp��Holds the Massapequa High School record with 82 career goals and for her 35 goals scored during her senior year��National Honor Society member�

PERSONALDaughter of Charles and Stacy Breslin��Born March 10, 1999��Has one brother, Nicholas, who plays volleyball at Kean University��Served as the Secretary to the Senior Class ��Member of Best Buddies International, the American Sign Language Club and the Senior Nation Leadership Club��Aspires to attend law school�

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BRESLIN'S CAREER BESTSGoals: 5 (5x, last at Wisconsin, 10/28/18)

Shots: 4 (2x, last at Maryland, 9/4/18)

Assists: 1 (2x, last at Minnnesota, 9/14/18)

Points: 3 (Northern Illinois, 8/26/18)

BRESLIN'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 12 8 0 0 0 15 �000 7 �467 0 0 0 0 0 0 7582018 19 19 5 3 13 21 �238 9 �429 3 1 2 2 2 0 1209TOTAL 31 27 5 3 13 36 .139 16 .443 3 1 2 2 2 0 1967

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AlEAh TREITERER 5-6 // FRESHMAN // DEFENDER SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA // GRANITE BAY // DAVIS LEGACY

HIGH SCHOOLThree-time All-Conference Second Team honoree��Helped Granite Bay High School advance to the Northern California State High School Semifinals��Earned the 2017 NorCal State Cup title with Davis Legacy��Participated in the 2018 Gothia Cup (Sweden) with NorCal PDP��Three-year member of the ODP Region IV Team��2018 Academic Merit Scholar��2018 Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award Recipient��2018 Scholar Athlete Award honoree��Also participates in the theater and dance programs at Granite Bay�

PERSONALBorn November 6, 2001��Daughter of Donald Harris and Beatrix Treiterer��Has one sibling, Ellanor Treiterer��Was involved inn Theater at Granite Bay, and also participated in the dance program��Participated in Special Olympics for soccer��Enjoys playing guitar, singing and acting in her spare time��After college, she hopes to play soccer professionally before working in the field of bioengineering to research human diseases�

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TREITERER'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

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Points: ---

KEndrA PASQUALE 5-4 // SOPHOMORE // DEFENSE NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE PREP // NSA PREMIER

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Did not appear for Illinois

HIGH SCHOOLGCAC Athlete of the Year��Two-time All-State and All-Conference honoree��Three-time All-Area honoree��Three-time ODP Illinois State Team member��Three-time ODP Regional Team member��Helped NSA Premier to a first-place finish at the State Cup�

PERSONALDaughter of Christopher and Laura Pasquale��Born April 4, 2000��Has three siblings, Brianna, Carley and Jack��Sister, Brianna, plays softball at Loyola (Chicago)��Was a member of the National Honor Society, a student government representative��Eucharistic Minister, SADD member, and participated in the Student Ambassador Leadership team��Plans to study Kinesiology at Illinois�

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PASQUALE'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

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Assists: ---

Points: ---

PASQUALE'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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JOHNSON-MONFORT'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

hAlEy SINGER 5-7 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NEUQUA VALLEY // TEAM CHICAGO, AURORA


AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Played 14 minutes in Illinois' 8-0 victory over Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)�

2017 - FRESHMAN: Made two appearances in the Orange and Blue�

HIGH SCHOOLAll-Sectional honoree��All-Conference honoree��Received Chicago Tribune All-City honors��Helped her High School to a 2016 Regional Championship title��Helped Team Chicago to the 2016 National League Championship��2016 US Youth Soccer National Championship participant��Helped Team Chicago to the 2017 U-17 Illinois State Cup Championship��Academic All-Conference honoree�

PERSONALDaughter of Michael and Mina Singer��Born April 13, 1999��Studying Dietetics at Illinois��Has four siblings, Austin, Hannah, Camryn and Emily��Brother, Austin, is a wrestler at Purdue��Enjoys yoga, cross fit, photography and watching movies in her spare time��Aspires to be a sports nutritionist working with collegiate and professional athletes�

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SINGER'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: ---

Points: ---

SINGER'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 2 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 212018 1 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 14TOTAL 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 35

MErEdIth JOHNSON-MONFORT 5-7 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD MAHOMET, ILLINOIS // MAHOMET-SEYMOUR // ILLINOIS FIRE JUNIORS

AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Did not appear for Illinois

HIGH SCHOOLSet Mahomet-Seymour's single-season and career scoring records��2017 NSCAA First-Team All-Region��2017 IHSCAA First Team All-State��Played in the 2017 President's Cup National Championships��2017 Player's Cup Most Outstanding Player��2017 News-Gazette All-Area Player of the Year��Two-time IHSCAA First Team All-Sectional��Led Mahomet-Seymour to two Regional titles�

PERSONALDaughter of Gary Johnson and Renee Monfort��Born March 8, 2000��Sister, Kathryn, also attends the University of Illinois��Was a member of Student Council, FCA, the Freshman Mentoring Program, FBLA, Chess Club, Astronomy Club and band in high school��Plans to study Community Health��Aspires to work in the medical field�

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JOHNSON-MONFORT'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

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Points: ---

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KElly MADAY 5-2 // SENIOR // FORWARD WILMETTE, ILLINOIS // NEW TRIER // FC UNITEDHONORS AND AWARDS2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten 2017 Fall Academic All-Big Ten

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Played and started in all 20 of Illinois' matches��Scored the first goal of the season at No� 6 North Carolina��Closed the year with four total goals, including the game-winners against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26) and at Nebraska (Oct� 21)��Fired 22 shots on the season, including a season-best four against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Played in all 19 of Illinois' matches, earning 16 starts��Was among team leaders for her 23 shots on the year and put eight shots on goal��Scored her first career goal at Evansville (Aug� 31) also taking a season-high five shots in the match��Scored Illinois' game-winning goal at Indiana (Oct� 1)�

2016 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 19 of Illinois’ matches, earning two starts��Earned her first career start against Evansville (Sept� 11)��Fired a season-best four shots against Miami (OH) (Sept� 9), putting two on frame��Totaled 11 shots on the year, putting four on goal��Dished her first career assist against Michigan State (Oct� 9),

assisting Patricia George’s game-winner��Played a season-high 73 minutes against Miami (OH)�

HIGH SCHOOL2016 Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year��2016 Top Drawer Soccer Spring All-America First Team Forward��2015 Illinois Gatorade Player of the Year finalist��2015 HS Winter-Spring All-American��2015 Pioneer Press All-Area Girls Soccer Player of the Year��Helped New Trier to three consecutive Class 3A State Championship titles��Two-time New Trier High School Player of the Year��Chicago Sun Times second-team All-Area selection��New Trier High School all-time assists record holder��Helped FC United win the Illinois Youth Soccer U16 State Cup Championship��Four year member of the New Trier High School Academic Honor Roll�

PERSONALBorn August 14, 1998��Daughter of Terry and Eileen Maday��Has three siblings, Michaela, Johnny and Terrence��Plans to major in Kinesiology at Illinois��Hobbies outside of soccer include traveling, teaching youth soccer camp and watching movies��Lists Gabby Douglas as her favorite athlete because of her work eithic and mental and physical toughness��aspires to work in the sports medicine field after graduation�

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MADAY’S CAREER BESTSGoals: 1 (6x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

Shots: 5 (at Evansville, 8/31/17)

Assists: 1 (5x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

Points: 3 (2x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

MADAY’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 19 2 0 1 1 11 �000 4 �364 0 0 0 0 0 0 7632017 19 16 2 1 5 23 �087 8 �348 0 0 0 0 1 0 11722018 20 20 4 3 11 22 �182 12 �545 0 0 0 0 2 0 1213 TOTAL 58 38 6 5 17 56 .107 24 .429 0 0 0 0 3 0 3148

AShlEIgh LEFEVRE 5-6 // SOPHOMORE // DEFENSE BRIGHTON, AUSTRALIA // FIRBANK GRAMMAR SCHOOL // ALAMEIN FOOTBALL CLUB

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in 15 matches for Illinois��Played a season-best 40 minutes in Illinois' season opener at North Carolina��Recorded her first-career assist in a 5-0 victory over SIUE (Sept� 2)�

HIGH SCHOOLAustralian National U20 team member – 2016 ASEAN Football Federation Championships��Australian National U19 team member - 2017 Women's Championship Qualifiers��Played in the 2017 AIS Tournament of Nations against Canada and the United States��2016 U17 National All Stars Team��Played in the 2017 AFF Championship open division��2017 AFC Championship qualifier��Also participated in cross country, netball, rowing and the Australian Football League��Three-time Academic Excellence Award recipient�

PERSONALDaughter of Gordon and Kathy Lefevre��Born August 27, 1999��Was House Captain in high school��Three-year SRC Captain��2017 Prefect��Enjoys taking her dogs for walks on the beach in her spare time��Earned her school's Psychology Award��Plans to study Communication�

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LEFEVRE'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18)

Points: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18)

LEFEVRE'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 15 0 0 1 1 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 276 TOTAL 15 0 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 276

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lIlIAn LUCAS 5-4 // FRESHMAN // MIDFIELD PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN // CANTON // MICHIGAN HAWKS ECNL

HIGH SCHOOLHelped the Michigan Hawks to a 2013 US Youth Soccer State Championship��Advanced to the National Finals with the Michigan Hawks in 2013��Is a member of the Canton High School Eco Club��Sister, Maddy, plays soccer at Northwestern�

PERSONALBorn March 21, 2001��Daughter of Donald Lucas and Julia Bemer��Has three siblings, Erica, Maddy and Christina��Plans to study Geophysics at Illinois��Enjoys hiking, longboarding and photography in her spare time��Credits her mother with influencing her soccer career because of the time they spent practicing and talking before games�

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ErIn McKEOWN 5-3 // SOPHOMORE // DEFENSE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN // ANN ARBOR PIONEER // MICHIGAN HAWKS

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in two games for Illinois, making her first-career appearance against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)��Fired her first-career shot against SIUE (Sept� 2)�

HIGH SCHOOL2017 ECNL National Champion��Two-time ECNL Midwest Division Champion��2015 ECNL National Semifinalist��Volunteers with Special Olympics in her spare time�

PERSONALDaughter of Michael and Ellen McKeown��Has a brother, Ryan, who played football at Denison University��Was a member of the Peer to Peer Depression Awareness Club, served as an Adaptive P�E� aid and participated in Trailblazers Club in high school��Enjoys skiing, playing with her dogs and golfing in her spare time��Lists Alex Morgan as her favorite athlete��Plans to study Community Health�

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MCKEOWN'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18)

Assists: ---

Points: ---

MCKEOWN'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 2 0 0 0 0 1 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 60 TOTAL 2 0 0 0 0 1 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 60

LUCAS' CAREER BESTSGoals: --

Shots: --

Assists: --

Points: --

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JAynA FITTIPALDO 5-3 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA // SOUTH FAYETTE // PITTSBURGH RIVERHOUNDS


AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Made two appearances for Illinois��Put a shot on goal against SIUE (Sept� 2)�

2017 - FRESHMAN: Played in three games for the Illini, making her first appearance against DePaul (Aug� 20)�

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-Section Midfielder��2016 All-WPIAL Midfielder��Two-time US Soccer Training Center invitee��Four-year captain of the Pittsburgh Riverhounds��Helped the Riverhounds to two US Club Soccer National Championships��2013 All-Section Midfielder and Almanac Player to Watch��Two-time U�S� Club Soccer National Champion��Member of the National Honor Society and Highest Honor Roll��Member of her high school student government�

PERSONALDaughter of Bob and Carey Fittipaldo��Born March 7, 1999��Has three siblings, Bella, Carissa and Natalia��Plans to major in business��Lists Carli Lloyd as her favorite athlete��Enjoys baking in her spare time�

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FITTIPALDO'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 3 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 40 2018 2 0 0 0 0 1 �000 1 1�000 0 0 0 0 0 0 32TOTAL 5 0 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 0 0 0 72

FITTIPALDO'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (SIUE, 9/2/18)

Assists: ---

Points: ---

MAKEnA SILBER 5-7 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD CRYSTAL LAKE, ILLINOIS // PRAIRIE RIDGE // SOCKERS FC

HONORS AND AWARDS2018 Big Ten All-Freshman Team

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Played in all 20 of Illinois' matches, earning 17 starts��Led the Illini with her 46 shots on the season��Scored five goals on the year, including the game-winning goal against SIUE (Sept� 2), which she netted 33 seconds into the match��Put a season-best three shots on goal in three separate matches, Northern Illinois (Aug� 26), Illinois State (Sept� 9), Indiana (Oct� 14)��Was named Big Ten Freshman of the Week on August 21 after scoring her first-career goal at No� 3 Duke (Aug� 19)�

HIGH SCHOOLNSCAA All-State honoree��IHSA All-State and All-Conference honoree��Three-time District 10 First Team Erie Times News honoree��Two-time US Youth Soccer National Championship Best 11��ODP Interregional National Camp attendee��Three-time ODP State Team member��Two-time ODP Regional Team member��Helped her high school to a State Championship in her sophomore season�

PERSONALDaughter of Chad and Jennifer Silber��Born December 5, 1999��Has one sibling, Gabe��Father, Chad, played collegiate football��Lists traveling as one of her favorite hobbies��Enrolled early at the University of Illinois�

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SILBER'S CAREER BESTSGoals: 1 (5x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

Shots: 5 (3x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

Assists: ---

Points: 2 (5x, last at Nebraska, 10/21/18)

SILBER'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 20 17 5 0 10 46 �109 20 �435 0 0 0 0 1 0 1041 TOTAL 20 17 5 0 10 46 .109 20 .435 0 0 0 0 1 0 1041

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lExI CARRIER 5-8 // SENIOR // DEFENSE CINCINNATI, OHIO // INDIAN HILL // KINGS HAMMER

HONORS AND AWARDS2017 Fall Academic All-Big Ten2018 Fall Academic All-Big Ten

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Played 30 minutes for Illinois against Purdue (Oct� 11)�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 13 games for the Illini, earning 11 starts��Recorded her first career assist against Rutgers (Sept� 24)�

2016 - FRESHMAN: Appeared in nine games for the Orange and Blue��Earned her first career start against Purdue��Played a season-high 60 minutes against Both Illinois State (Aug� 21) and Saint Louis (Aug� 28)�

HIGH SCHOOL2015 NSCAA Fall High School All-American��Helped Kings Hammer to three State Cup Championship titles��Helped Kings Hammer advance to the 2015 National Semifinals��Two-time First Team All-State Ohio selection��OSSCA Division II Player of the Year��2016 Cincinnati Enquirer Player of the Year��2015 Cincinnati Hills League Player of the Year��Played both basketball and soccer for Indian Hill��Three-time CHL Scholar Athlete��Two-time Academic All Southwest honoree�

PERSONALBorn February 17, 1998��Daughter of Mark and Andrea Carrier��Father, Mark, played collegiate football at USC and professionally for the Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions and the Washington Redskins��Has one brother, Mac, who plays football at Butler��Plans to study business��Lists cooking as one of her hobbies outside of soccer��Credits her club coach, Tiffany Roberts as a major influence on her athletics career�

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KAtElynn BUESCHER 5-4 // SOPHOMORE // MIDFIELD NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE NORTH // NSA PREMIER

AT ILLINOIS2018 - FRESHMAN: Made 12 appearances in the Orange and Blue, earning 519 minutes on the field��Earned her first-career start at DePaul��Dished three assists on the year, including assisting Illinois' first goal at No� 3 Duke (Aug� 19)��Played a season-high 62 minutes against Penn State in Big Ten Tournament Semifinals (Nov� 2)�

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time Chicagoland Soccer All-State Team honoree��Two-time Illinois ODP State Team member��Two-time All-Sectional honoree��Took second place at the 2015 ODP Championship as part of the 99G Illinois State Team��Participated in the 2017 Illinois State Cup Championships with NSA Premier��You Can Make a Difference Award recipient�

PERSONALDaughter of Bert and Jennifer Buescher��Born December 7, 1999��Has two siblings, Matthew and Emily��Was a member of her high school sign language club��enjoys baking and spending time with friends and family��lists Drew Brees as her favorite athlete��Plans to study Speech Language Pathology�

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BUESCHER'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (2x, last at Wisconsin, 10/28/18)

Assists: 1 (3x, last vs� Oklahoma St�, 8/31/18)

Points: 1 (3x, last at Wisconsin, 10/28/18)

CARRIER’S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: 1 (vs� Rutgers, 9/24/17)

Points: 1 (vs� Rutgers, 9/24/17)

CARRIER’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 9 1 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 3302017 13 11 0 1 1 0 �000 0 �000 1 0 0 0 0 0 10202018 2 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 43TOTAL 24 12 0 1 1 0 .000 0 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1384

BUESCHER'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 12 1 0 3 3 2 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 519TOTAL 12 1 0 3 3 2 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 519

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ArIAnnA VELAND 5-10 // SENIOR // MIDFIELD ELKHORN, NEBRASKA // ELKHORN SOUTH // OMAHA FC

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Played and started in all 20 of Illinois matches��Scored three goals on the season, including the game-winners over No� 14 Oklahoma State (Aug� 31) and Minnesota (Sept� 14)��Scored both of Illinois' goals in a 2-0 victory at Minnesota, netting both off of headers��Recorded the assist on the game-winning goal against Purdue (Oct� 11)�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Appeared in all 19 of Illinois matches, earning 18 starts��Tallied two goals on the year, scoring her first career goal against Missouri (Aug� 18)��Fired 14 shots on the season, putting seven on goal

2016 - FRESHMAN: Played in 17 games for the Illini, earning 347 minutes on the field��Posted her first career shot at TCU (Sept� 2)��Fired a season-best two shots against Miami (OH) (Sept� 9) and Indiana (Sept� 18)��Totaled six shots on the year, putting four on goal�

HIGH SCHOOLThree-time EMC All-Conference selection (soccer)��Omaha World Herald Honorable Mention All-State��Two-time EMC All-Conference selection (basketball)��Took Elkhorn South to three state finals games��Helped Omaha FC to a 2011 State Championship title��Played both soccer and basketball in high school��Participated in several clubs including SADD and DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America)�

PERSONALBorn September 3, 1998��Daughter of Tony Veland and Brooke McAlpin��Has two siblings, Bowdy and Tony��Father, Tony, played professional football for the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers and played collegiately for UNL��Will major in business at Illinois��Aspires to pursue a professional soccer career following her time at Illinois�

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lAurEn SMITHERMAN 5-7 // SENIOR // DEFENSE OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA // HERITAGE HALL // TSC HURRICANE

HONORS AND AWARDS2017 Fall Academic All-Big Ten2018 Fall Academic All-BIg Ten

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Made two appearances for Illinois, playing a season-best 14 minutes against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)��Put one shot on goal against NIU�

2017 - SOPHOMORE: Played in 15 games for Illinois, recording a season-best 42 minutes of the field at Penn State (Sept� 17)�

2016 - FRESHMAN: Made four appearances for Illinois, earning her first career appearance at Missouri (Aug� 26)��Fired her first career shot at Northwestern (Oct� 26)��Played a season-high 18 minutes against Purdue (Sept� 15)�

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time Oklahoman All-City First Team honoree��Two-time OSSAA All-District First Team honoree��Helped her club team to two State Championship titles��Helped take the Dallas Sting 98’ ECNL to a fourth place finish at nationals��Played basketball and ran cross country and track in addition to soccer��Participates in the Western Village Mentor Program��Member of the Feed the Homeless Outreach Program��Two-year member of the Heritage Hall Honor Roll�

PERSONALBorn February 1, 1998��Daughter of Louis and Carla Smitherman��Has one younger brother, Louis��Father, Louis, played baseball at Oklahoma��Plans to be a pre-med major with aspirations to become a pediatrician��Lists her dad and brother as her favorite athletes��Hobbies include song writing, singing, playing piano and fishing with her dad�

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VELAND’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 17 0 0 0 0 6 �000 4 �667 0 0 0 0 0 0 3472017 19 18 2 0 4 14 �143 7 �500 3 0 0 0 0 0 15782018 20 20 3 1 7 20 �150 7 �350 2 0 0 0 2 0 1763TOTAL 56 38 5 1 11 40 .125 18 .450 4 0 0 0 2 0 3688

VELAND’S CAREER BESTSGoals: 2 (at Minnesota, 9/14/18)

Shots: 3 (2x, last vs� Ohio State, 9/20/18)

Assists: 1 (Purdue, 10/11/18)

Points: 4 (at Minnesota, 9/14/18)

SMITHERMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2016 4 0 0 0 0 1 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 432017 15 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2772018 2 0 0 0 0 1 �000 1 1�000 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 TOTAL 21 0 0 0 0 2 .000 0 .500 0 0 0 0 0 0 346

SMITHERMAN’S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (2x, last vs� NIU, 9/26/18)

Assists: ---

Points: ---

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SuMMEr GARRISON 5-2 // FRESHMAN // FORWARD PASADENA, CALIFORNIA // WESTRIDGE // SOCAL ACADEMY

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time Westridge School Varsity Soccer Captain��Earned Westridge Defensive Player of the Year honors in her freshman season��Helped SoCal Academy to a 2017 Coast Soccer League Championship��Five-time participant in the California South State 'National' Cup��Helped SoCal Academy to a 2018 Swallows Cup Championship��Assisted SoCal Academy in earning the 2018 San Diego Surf Cup title��Three-year Westridge Athletics Representative Camp�

PERSONALBorn June 25, 2001��Daughter of Milan Garrison and Lisa Bennett-Garrison��Has one brother, Maxwell��Plans to study sports psychology��Also ran track in high school, earning varsity letters in three seasons��Was her high school's athletics representative for three years and participated in the Students for Social Justice Club as well as the Westridge Student Voices and the Black Student Union��Enjoys photography, computer programming and watching movies in her spare time�

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GARRISON'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: ---

Pts: ---


AT ILLINOIS2018 - SOPHOMORE: Appeared in all 20 of Illinois' games, earning the start in 12��Scored her first-career goal against Purdue (Oct� 11) in a 3-1 Illini victory��Fired a season-high four shots against Illinois State (Sept� 2), and put three of those on frame��Dished three assists on the season, including assisting the game-winning goal against Indiana (Oct� 14)

2017 - FRESHMAN: Played in 16 games for the Orange and Blue, earning five starts��Fired her first career shot against Missouri (Aug� 18)��Tallied four shots on the season�

HIGH SCHOOLHelped Team Chicago to three Illinois State Championship titles��Won the 2013 Region 2 Championship with Team Chicago��Three-time MRL Premier Champion��ODP Illinois State National Finalist��ECNL National Tournament participant��Three-time National League Participant��Four-time Region 2 Participant��2013 National Championship Participant��Illinois State Scholar��Spanish National Honor Society member�

PERSONALDaughter of Thomas and Heather Hillman��Born July 27, 1999��Has three siblings, Abbey, TJ and Jack��Plans to major in biology��Aspires to attend medical school��Lists Aly Raisman as her favorite athlete�

27 MAggIE HILLMAN 5-5 // JUNIOR // MIDFIELD NAPERVILLE, ILLINOIS // NAPERVILLE CENTRAL // TEAM CHICAGO

HILLMAN'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2017 15 5 0 0 0 4 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6272018 20 12 1 3 5 16 �063 10 �625 1 0 0 0 0 0 971TOTAL 36 17 1 3 5 20 .050 10 .500 1 0 0 0 0 0 1598

HILLMAN'S CAREER BESTSGoals: 1 (Purdue, 10/11/18)

Shots: 4 (Illinois State, 9/9/18)

Assists: 1 (3x, last vs� Indiana, 10/14/18)

Pts: 2 (Purdue, 10/11/18)

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JAElyn CUNNINGHAM 5-9 // SENIOR // GOALKEEPER REYNOLDSBURG, OHIO // PICKERINGTON CENTRAL // KINGS HAMMER ACADEMY

HONORS AND AWARDS2018 All-Big Ten Second Team Goalkeeper

AT ILLINOIS2018 - JUNIOR: Started in all 20 of Illinois' games on the season��Grabbed 71 saves on the year, and finished with a �772 save percentage��Racked up a season-best eight saves against Indiana, helping Illinois to a 1-0 victory (Oct� 14)��Shutout six opponents and earned an 11-7-1 record��Was named Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Week on October 16 after totaling 14 saves in victories over Purdue (3-1) and Indiana (1-0)��Her six shutouts on the season mark the sixth-most for an Illini goalkeeper in school history�

2017-SOPHOMORE: Played in all 19 of Illinois' games and earned 18 starts��Recorded 106 saves on the year, which is the second-most in a season for an Illini goalkeeper in school history��Grabbed a career-high 10 saves against Penn State (Sept� 17)��Was credited with her first-career assist at Indiana (Oct� 1), helping to score the game-winning goal�

2016-FRESHMAN: First appeared for the Illini against Northestern (10/26)��Grabbed three saves in her debut for Illinois�

HIGH SCHOOLAttended the 2012 Women’s National Team Goalkeeper Youth I�D� Camp��Participated in the 2013 U17 National Team Camp��Three-year member of the ODP Interregional All Star team��2014 ODP Thanksgiving Interregional Best XI��Four year member of her high school honor roll��Participated in the Service Learning organization�

PERSONALBorn January 23, 1998��Daughter of Christine Cunningham��Has one brother, Jarrod��Plans to major in marketing��Enjoys working with ceramics, fishing and shoe shopping��Lists penalty kicks as the most thrilling part of sport�

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CUNNINGHAM’S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS MINUTES GA GAA SAVES SAVE% W L T SO2016 1 0 52:59 1 1�70 3 �750 0 1 0 -2017 19 18 1690:00 34 1�81 106 �757 5 13 0 22018 20 20 1848:06 21 1�02 71 �772 11 8 1 6�1TOTAL 40 38 3589:02 56 1.40 180 .763 16 22 1 8.1

CUNNINGHAM’S CAREER BESTSMinutes: 110:00 (at Wisconsin, 10/28/18)

Saves: 10 (at Penn State, 9/17/17)

Assists: 1 (at Indiana, 10/1/17)

Pts: 1 (at Indiana, 10/1/17)

AShlEy CATHRO 5-7 // SOPHOMORE // DEFENDER VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA // BURNABY SECONDARY // VANCOUVER WHITECAPS

HONORS AND AWARDS2018 Big Ten All-Freshman Team

AT ILLINOIS2018- FRESHMAN: Appeared in all 20 of Illinois' matches, starting in 19��Dished her first-career assist against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26)��Fired three shots on the season and put two on goal�

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed in the 2018 U20 CONCACAF Championships��Participated in the 2017 Canada Summer Games��Represented Canada at the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup��Member of Canada's U20 Women's National Team��2016 BC Soccer Youth Player of the Year��Played in the 2016 U17 CONCACAF Championships�

PERSONALDaughter of Glenn and Cathy Cathro��Born January 19, 2000��Participated in cross country, volleyball and basketball in high school��Enjoys baking and scrapbooking in her spare time��Plans to study Kinesiology�

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CATHRO'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: 1 (3x, last vs� Penn State, 11/2/18)

Assists: 1 (NIU, 8/26/18)

Points: 1 (NIU, 8/26/18)

CATHRO'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 20 19 0 1 1 3 �000 2 �667 0 0 0 0 0 0 1699 TOTAL 20 19 0 1 1 3 .000 2 .667 0 0 0 0 0 0 1699

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AShlEy PRELL 5-4 // FRESHMAN // FORWARD FOX RIVER GROVE, ILLINOIS // BARRINGTON // FC UNITED

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time leading goal scorer at Barrington High School��Two-time IHSA Mid-Suburban League All Conference Player��IHSSCA All-State honoree��Chicagoland Soccer All-State Team honor��Named MVP of the 2018 Girls' Sodccer State Championship Final��Top Drawer Soccer All-Midwest Team honoree��Helped Barrington High School to two State Championships��Earned three Conference Championships, three Regional Championship and three Sectional Championships with Barrington High School��Three-time MPL Regional Tournament participant with FC United��Helped FC United to a 2016 National League Disney Showcase title��Barrington High School Incubator AcceleratorEdu class member�

PERSONALBorn October 17, 2000��Daughter of Jonathan and Kimberly Prell��Has two siblings, Nicole and Alexis��Grandfather played collegiate football at Central Missouri State��Plans to major in Business at Illinois��Lists Mia Hamm as her favorite athlete��Enjoys rollerblading, playing volleyball and traveling in her spare time�

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PRELL'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: ---

Points: ---

lAurEn STIBICH 5-4 // SOPHOMORE // FORWARD WESTERN SPRINGS, ILLINOIS // FENWICK // ECLIPSE SELECT

AT ILLINOIS2018- FRESHMAN: Made her first appearance in the Orange and Blue against Northern Illinois (Aug� 26), playing 14 minutes in the match�

HIGH SCHOOL2017 IHSA All-State Forward��2016 IHSA All-Area Forward��Two-time IHSA All-Conference��Two-time Illinois ODP State team member��Led her high school in goals during her freshman and sophomore seasons��Led her high school in assists in her freshman, sophomore and junior seasons

PERSONALDaughter of Michael and Julie Stibich��Born April 20, 2000��Has two siblings, Jack and Scott��Brother, Jack, played football at the University of Pennsylvania��Participated in Spanish Club, Student Council and Best Buddies in high school�� Is a member of the National Honor Society�� Volunteered at Lurie Children's Hospital in her spare time��Enjoys running, yoga, writing and shopping�

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STIBICH'S CAREER BESTSGoals: ---

Shots: ---

Assists: ---

Points: ---

STIBICH'S CAREER STATISTICSSEASON GP GS G A PTS SH SH% SOG SOG% YC RC PK PKA GW SO MINS2018 1 0 0 0 0 0 �000 0 �000 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 TOTAL 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 14

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Illinois...��made its 17th Big Ten Tournament appearance��advanced to the BTT Semifinals for the first time since 2012��saw five players earn All-Big Ten recognition this season��placed two players on the United Soccer Coaches All-Region Team��defeated two ranked opponents this year for the first time since 2013��netted 34 goals on the season, scored by 12 different players��averaged 11�8 shots per game this year ��ranked third in the Big Ten for its 34 goals��has a 250-178-36 all-time soccer record

SCHOLAR ALL-REGION HONORSFighting Illini senior Katie Murray and junior Alicia Barker were honored by the United Soccer Coaches Association on Decem-ber 10, as the organization announced its 2018 Scholar All-Region Teams� Murray and Barker were named to the Scholar All-America North/Central Region Second Team� The recogni-tion honors standout student-athletes both on the field and in the classroom� To earn United Soccer Coaches Scholar hon-ors, student-athletes must have at least a 3�30 cumulative GPA throughout their career, be a junior or above in academic standing, start more than 50 percent of all games and be a significant contributor to the team�

REGIONAL RECOGNITIONSenior Katie Murray and junior Alicia Barker were honored by the United Soccer Coaches Association on November 27, as the organization announced its 2018 Division I All-Region Teams� Murray was named to the All-North Region Second Team, and Barker earned Third Team honors� The pair of Illini was also recognized by the Big Ten Conference this season, earning All-Big Ten Second Team recognition�

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TENIllinois was strong in the classroom and on the field this sea-son as 16 players were honored by the Big Ten Conference for their work off the field� Alicia Barker, Lexi Carrier, Kelly Maday, Lauren Smitherman, Hope Breslin, Elizabeth Cablk, Jayna Fitti-paldo, Maggie Hillman, Sami Sample, Haley Singer, Madi Wolf-bauer, Sarah Warren, Lauren Ciesla, Morgan Maroney, Katie Murray and Caroline Ratz were all named to the Fall Academic All-Big Ten Team� To be eligible for academic all-conference selection, student-athletes must be in at least their second academic year at their institution and carry a cumulative grade-point average of 3�0 or higher�

ILLINI IN THE BIG TEN TOURNAMENTThe Orange and Blue returned to the Big Ten Tournament for the 17th time in program history this season� Illinois' has won two Big Ten titles (2011, 2003) and holds a 15-14-5 record in Big Ten Tournament play�

ILLINI IN THE NUMBERSIllinois made waves in the conference rankings this season� The Orange and Blue closed the year at No� 3 in the league with their 34 goals (1�70 per game), a number that ranked 73rd in the country� The Illini tallied 94 points to sit fifth in the Big Ten and 79th in the country� Illinois' 26 assists this season rank fifth in the league� The Orange and Blue rank 87th in the country and second in the conference for their 48�9-percent shot accuracy�

Individually, junior goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham ranked eighth in the Big Ten for her 71 saves this season and her six shutouts were the fourth-most in the conference� Senior Katie Murray's eight goals ranked fifth and her 20 points this season were the sixth-most in the league�

ALL-BIG TEN HONORSThe Big Ten Conference recognized six Illini soccer players, as the league announced its 2018 All-Big Ten women's soccer teams and individual award winners� Illini senior Katie Murray and ju-niors Alicia Barker and Jaelyn Cunningham were recognized as All-Big Ten Second Team honorees, while freshmen Makena Sil-ber and Ashley Cathro earned All-Freshman honors� Senior Lau-ren Ciesla received the league's Sportsmanship Award� Illinois' three All-Big Ten selections by the Illini marks the most since 2011 when Jenna Carosio (First Team), Vanessa DiBernardo (First Team) and Marissa Mykines (Second Team) each earned All-Conference honors� The two Big Ten All-Freshmen Team members are the most since Abby Elinsky and Nicole Breece were each recognized in 2012�

LUCKY NUMBER ELEVENThe Illini closed regular season play with an 11-7-0 record this season, marking the best regular season record for an Illinois squad since the 2011 campaign when the Orange and Blue closed regular season play with 14 victories on the way to a 17-5-4 record and an NCAA Second Round appearance� Illinois earned six Big Ten victories in 2018, which stands as the best conference record for the Illini since also earning six Big Ten wins in the 2012 campaign�

SPREAD THE WEALTHThe Illini proved to be a tough match for opposing defenses this season as the scoring was spread around� UI netted 34 goals this season, scored by 12 different players� Senior Katie Mur-ray led the charge with eight goals on the year, while freshman Makena Silber finished the season with five� The Illini have not had so many offensive weapons since the 2013 season when 14 players recorded at least one goal throughout the year, led by Jannelle Flaws who scored a school-record 23 goals to lead Illi-nois to a Sweet Sixteen appearance� Illinois' 32 goals this season is the most since also scoring 32 in 2014�

Illinois averaged 1�70 goals per game this year and holding opponents to 1�05 goals per match� The Orange and Blue put almost 50-percent of their shots on goal this season, led by Mur-ray who put 21 of her 35 shots on frame� Illinois' 1�70 goals per game closed the season at No� 3 in the Big Ten�

ILLINI IN THE POLLSFighting Illini Soccer has made its way into the polls twice this season as the Orange and Blue were receiving votes in the Sept� 4 and Aug� 21 United Soccer Coaches National Polls� Illinois' last appeared in the United Soccer Coaches poll to start the 2016 season (Aug� 23)� Prior to that, UI was ranked in the poll during the 2014 season, appearing for three consecutive weeks (weeks 4-6), entering the poll at No� 22 on Sept� 16 and checking in at No� 19 in the following two weeks�

PROTECTING HOME BASEIllini junior Jaelyn Cunningham was honored by the Big Ten Con-ference on October 16 as she was named Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Week� Cunningham was instrumental in Illinois' pair of home wins over the weekend� She grabbed six saves against Purdue to help Illinois' top the Boilermakers, 3-1, and continued her strong play against Indiana� She grabbed a season-best eight saves in the double-overtime match, and helped the Orange and Blue to their seventh shutout of the season� The honor marks the first in Cunningham's career and the second for an Illini during the season�

Cunningham racked up 71 saves this year, and she ranks sev-enth all-time at Illinois for her 180 career saves� She grabbed 39 saves in Big Ten play, which ranked sixth in the Big Ten� Cun-ningham’s six shutouts this year are the sixth-most for an Illini goalkeeper in school history�

2018 FINAL NOTES2018 HONORS

United Soccer Coaches Team

Academic Award

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2018 FINAL B1G STANDINGSTeam Big Ten Pts. OverallPenn State 9-2-0 27 13-5-0Rutgers 7-1-3 24 11-2-5Wisconsin 6-2-3 21 12-3-3Ohio State 6-2-3 21 9-5-3Nebraska 5-3-3 15 9-6-4Illinois 6-5-0 18 11-7-0Michigan 5-5-1 16 9-8-1Minnesota 5-5-1 16 9-8-1Northwestern 4-4-3 15 10-4-4Iowa 4-5-2 14 8-7-3Indiana 4-7-0 12 8-8-2Maryland 2-7-2 8 4-10-5 Purdue 1-7-3 6 6-8-4 Michigan State 0-9-2 2 5-10-3

Alicia BarkerAcademic All-Big TenAll-Big Ten Second TeamUnited Soccer Coaches Scholar All-RegionUnited Soccer CoachesAll-North Region Third Team

Hope BreslinAcademic All-Big Ten

Ashley CathroBig Ten All-Freshman Team

Lexi CarrierAcademic All-Big Ten

Elizabeth CablkAcademic All-Big TenBig Ten Distinguished Scholar

Lauren CieslaAcademic All-Big TenBig Ten Sportsmanship Award

Jaelyn CunninghamAll-Big Ten Second Team

Jayna FittipaldoAcademic All-Big Ten

Maggie HillmanAcademic All-Big TenBig Ten Distinguished Scholar

Kelly MadayAcademic All-Big Ten

Morgan MaroneyAcademic All-Big Ten

Katie MurrayAcademic All-Big TenAll-Big Ten Second TeamUnited Soccer Coaches Scholar All-RegionUnited Soccer CoachesAll-North Region Second Team

Caroline RatzAcademic All-Big Ten

Sami SampleAcademic All-Big TenBig Ten Distinguished Scholar

Makena SilberBig Ten All-Freshman Team

Haley SingerAcademic All-Big Ten

Lauren SmithermanAcademic All-Big Ten

Sarah WarrenAcademic All-Big TenBig Ten Distinguished Scholar

Madi WolfbauerAcademic All-Big Ten

2018 IN REVIEW


BINGO FOR BRESLINIllini sophomore Hope Breslin tallied five goals for UI this season, scoring two off of penalty kicks in regulation� She is 2-for-2 when it comes to converting penalty kick opportunities this season� Her 100-percent conversion rate is tied for the best in the Big Ten and in the country�

Illini senior Katie Murray also added a penalty kick for the Il-lini in UI's Big Ten Tournament Quarterfinal matchup against Wisconsin�

ILLINI AT HOMEIllinois closed out a successful 2018 regular season home slate with a 1-0, double-overtime victory over the Indiana Hoosiers� The Orange and Blue owned a 7-2-0 record at Illinois Soccer & Track Stadium this year, earning the most home wins since also winning seven games at home in the 2015 season� The Il-lini scored 22 goals on their home field, which marks the most since the team scored 27 at home in 2013� That season, the Illini squad also held a 7-2-0 record in Champaign�

CONSISTENCY IS KEYThe Illini spent the season focused on playing tough from whistle to whistle� That consistency showed as the Orange and Blue net-ted 17 of their goals in the first half and 16 in the second half of games this season� The Illini continued to keep the pressure up throughout matches, as the squad took 113 shots in the first half of games and fired 114 in the second half� Illinois has allowed opponents just six goals in the first half of games this season and 12 in the second half�

TOPPING THE TOP 25The Fighting Illini opened the season on a hot streak, tallying victories over two top-ranked opponents in No� 3 Duke (2-1) and No� 14 Oklahoma State (2-1)� Illinois' two victories over ranked opponents so far this year are the most since 2013 when the Or-ange and Blue went 2-3-1 against opponents ranked among the top 25 in the nation� Illinois' best performance against the top 25 came in the 2006 season when the Orange and Blue finished the year 5-3-0 against ranked foes� The Illini advanced to the NCAA Round of 16 in the 2006 campaign�

HURLESS ENTERS HALL OF FAMEIllini alumni Tara Hurless was honored by the Illinois Athletics Department on Sept� 22 as she will be inducted into the Illinois Athletics Hall of Fame� Hurless was a two-time Second-Team All-American for the Fighting Illini women’s soccer team, and finished her career as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 47 goals, a mark that lasted 11 years� She was named First-Team All-Great Lakes Region twice in 2003 and 2004, and was second-team in 2002� Hurless was named First-Team All-Big Ten in 2003 and 2004 after being named to the second-team in 2002� She was named to the Big Ten All-Tournament team in 2001, 2003 and 2004, earning offensive MVP honors at the tournament in 2003� Hurless was the Illini’s offensive MVP all four years� After helping lead the 2003 squad to the Big Ten Tournament title, Hurless led the Illini into the NCAA Elite Eight in 2004� Hurless currently lives and works in Cham-paign-Urbana as a police officer�

NETTING NUMBERS VS. NORTHERN ILLINOISThe Illini opened the 2018 home slate with a commanding, 8-0, victory over Northern Illinois on August 26� Illinois' eight goals in the match mark the third-most in a game in school history� The number is also the most scored by the Illini in a single game since also scoring eight on Oct� 27, 2000 against Western Illi-nois� The Illini tallied eight assists in the match as well, marking the second-most for the squad in a single-game in school his-tory� Illinois' 35 shots in the contest are just one shy of Illinois' single-game school record�

WILLIE'S WORKIllinois freshman Peyton Willie was a major contributor in Illinois' victory over NIU� She netted her first career goal in the match, and was credited with three assists while also posting five shots� Her three assists are tied for the most in a game by an Illinois freshman� The last time a newcomer dished three assists in a game was October 5, 2003 when Eva Strickland racked up three dimes� It is the first time an Illini has recorded three assists in a match since Nicole Breece earned three assists against UAB in 2014�

DOWNING DUKEIllinois opened the 2018 campaign against two top-ranked opponents in No� 6 North Carolina and No� 3 Duke� Thanks to first-half goals from freshman Makena Silber and sophomore Katie Le, Illinois captured its first victory of the season against the Blue Devils, 2-1� Silber netted her first-career goal with a long-range shot that sailed over the Duke goalkeeper� Just a few minutes later, sophomore Katie Le tapped in a goal kick from senior Patricia George to put Illinois on top� UI netted three goals total on the weekend, as Kelly Maday posted the first goal of the season against North Carolina� Illinois' victory over Duke marks the program's first win over a top-three ranked opponent since beating No� 3 Penn State, 1-0, on November 2, 2012�

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEKIllini freshman Makena Silber was recognized by the Big Ten Conference on August 21 as she was named the league's Fresh-man of the Week� Silber was a key component to Illinois' victory over the third-ranked Duke Blue Devils over the weekend as she netted her first-career goal in the match� She fired two shots in the game, and put both on frame� She also racked up two shots in Illinois' season opener at No� 6 North Carolina�

COMPETITIVE SLATEThe Fighting Illini took on a competitive schedule this season, as the program opened regular season play with two top-ranked opponents in No� 6 North Carolina and No� 3 Duke� The complete 2018 regular season slate featured eight opponents ranked or receiving votes in the final 2017 United Soccer Coaches Top 25, including three top 10 opponents� The Illini also saw eight 2017 NCAA Tournament teams during the 2018 season including Duke, North Carolina, Oklahoma State, Northwestern, Wiscon-sin, Ohio State, Rutgers and Penn State� UI has one of the most action-packed schedules in the Big Ten as only Ohio State and Nebraska were set to take on as many ranked opponents�

B1G PRESEASON HONORSThree Illini were named to the Big Ten Conference Preseason Honors List on August 13, as announced by the Big Ten Con-ference� Seniors Katie Murray and Morgan Maroney and junior Alicia Barker were listed on the conference's honor list� The Preseason Honors List is decided upon by the league's coaches and is composed of 42 student-athletes� The league also an-nounced the 2018 Preseason Women's Soccer Poll, where the Illini checked in at No� 12 on the list� Coming in at No� 1 was Penn State, who the Illini will host on Sept� 22�

RECORD BREAKING SOPHOMORE SEASONIllini junior goalkeeper Jaelyn Cunningham is coming off of a strong sophomore campaign� She finished the 2017 season ranked second in the Big Ten this season for her 106 saves on the year, a number that also ranked 23rd in the country� Cun-ningham averaged 5�6 saves per game to sit second among all players in the Big Ten�

The sophomore had a record day at Penn State on Sept� 17, 2017, making a career-best 10 stops in the match� Her 10 saves on the day marked the most for an Illini in a single game since Michelle Denley grabbed 10 saves against Illinois State on August 21, 2016�

2018 FINAL NOTES

11-8-1 Overall, 6-5-0 Big Ten Home: 7-2-0; Away: 4-5-1; Neutral: 0-1-0

Aug. 10 Butler (Exhibition) L, 0-2Aug. 12 at Cincinnati (Exhibition) L, 0-1Aug� 16 at #6 North Carolina L, 1-3Aug� 19 at #3 Duke W, 2-1Aug� 23 at DePaul L, 1-3Aug. 26 Northern Illinois W, 8-0Aug. 31 #14 Oklahoma State W, 2-1Sept. 2 SIUE W, 5-0Sept. 9 Illinois State W, 1-0Sept� 14 at Minnesota* W, 2-0Sept� 16 at #22 Wisconsin* L, 0-1 (2OT)Sept. 20 Ohio State* L, 0-2Sept. 22 #20 Penn State L, 1-2 Sept. 29 Michigan State W, 1-0Oct� 4 at Maryland* W, 1-0Oct� 7 at Rutgers* L, 0-1 (OT)Oct. 11 Purdue* W, 3-1Oct. 14 Indiana* W, 1-0Oct� 18 at Northwestern* L, 1-2Oct� 21 at Nebraska* W, 2-1Oct� 28 Quarterfinals % Wisconsin T, 2-2 Illinois wins in PKs, 3-0Nov� 2 Semifinals % Penn State L, 0-1

* Big Ten Conference game % Big Ten Tournament game

2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS

2018 IN REVIEW


UNITED SOCCER COACHES RANKING(Final)

No. School Prev. Ranking Record1 Florida State 5 20-4-32 North Carolina 3 21-4-23 Stanford 1 21-1-24 Georgetown 2 21-1-35 UCLA 4 17-3-26 Southern California 6 17-2-37 Tennessee 10 16-3-38 Penn State 14 18-6-19 Baylor 11 20-6-010 Duke 9 16-4-211 Virginia 12 16-5-112 Santa Clara 7 17-3-213 Texas A&M 16 17-5-114 West Virginia 8 15-4-415 Wisconsin 23 14-4-416 Vanderbilt 13 16-4-117 South Carolina 18 14-6-118 Louisiana State 19 13-7-419 South Florida 20 14-4-020 Texas 17 13-5-321 Virginia Tech NR 11-8-322 NC State RV 11-7-423 Memphis 15 17-4-024 Texas Tech RV 14-5-325 Wake Forest NR 9-9-2

Also receiving votes: Washington State (43), Arizona (37), Boston College (27), Brigham Young (20), Princeton University (19), Clemson (19), Arkansas (18), Mississippi (16), Minnesota (16), TCU (13), Kansas (11), Hofstra (8), Lipscomb (7), Rutgers (5), Colorado College (4), Central Connecticut State (1)

Illini opponents in italics

Cunningham tallied her 100th save against Michigan last season, becoming one of just four Illini to record 100 saves in a single season in program history� Cunningham finished the year just five saves shy of the school record (111), set by Leisha Alcia in 2004 and matched by Steph Panozzo in 2012� Her 106 saves in 2017 ranks third all-time�

HONORING OUR ALUMNIFighting Illini Soccer announced the development of the Laura Redmond Ramirez Legacy and Inspiration Award in the 2016 season, prior to the team's 3-0 shutout of No� 19 Michigan� The award is given annually to an Illini player who exhibits the traits that former Illini Laura Redmond developed and dem-onstrated during her time at Illinois: courage, resiliency and fortitude, and the traits that she exhibited during her battle with Leukemia� Recipients of the Laura Redmond Ramirez Legacy and Inspiration award include Jenna Carosio (2016) and Dr� Rachel Frank (2017)�

ILLINI ROSTER FEATURED 11 NEWCOMERSFor the second year in a row, the Illini squad featured a large class of newcomers� The 2017 campaign featured 10 freshman, while this season the program welcomes 11� The 2018 signing class includes Katelynn Buescher (Naperville, Illinois), Ashley Cathro (Victoria, British Columbia), Amaya Ellis (Monte Sereno, California), Meredith Jo Johnson-Monfort (Mahomet, Illinois), Ashleigh Lefevre (Brighton, Australia), Erin McKeown (Ann Arbor, Michigan), Kendra Pasquale (Na-perville, Illinois), Maeve Riordan (Naperville, Illinois), Makena Silber (Crystal Lake, Illinois), Lauren Stibich (Western Springs, Illinois) and Peyton Willie (Yorkville, Illinois)�

"The 2018 Illini class will add athletic talent, academic excel-lence, and great character to the Illini Soccer family," head coach Janet Rayfield said� "We are excited about the diverse experiences that these players have had, and look forward to what they will bring to our program� International playing experience, top-level club experience, and successful high school careers will synergistically blend to create a chal-lenging environment that drives this class and this program towards its collective potential� With several proven goal-scorers and top-level defenders, this class will complement a strong returning midfield core and strengthen our game in front of the goal – both ours and our opponents�"

WATCH THE ILLINI on BTNIllinois appeared live on Big Ten Network on Thursday, Octo-ber 4 at Maryland� Sophomore Hope Breslin netted a penalty kick in the 56th minute of play to give Illinois an advantage early in the second half� The Illini battled to keep the Terrapins scoreless on the night and earn their second-straight shutout� It marked Illinois' fifth shutout of the season� BTN will also air the Big Ten Tournament beginning Oct� 28 and continuing through the championship game on Sunday, Nov� 4�

DEMIRJIAN PARKUniversity of Illinois Director of Athletics Josh Whitman an-nounced plans on Dec� 6, 2017 for the construction of new soccer and track and field facilities on the UI campus� The new complex will be named Demirjian Park, in honor of a lead gift from the Demirjian family of Decatur, Ill� The project, which will be executed in phases with full completion sched-uled for the spring of 2021, remains subject to approval by the UI Board of Trustees� Demirjian Park will feature two new soccer fields, one for competition and one for practice, located directly east of the existing track and field complex, which will itself be renovated� The project's centerpiece will be Demirjian Park Stadium, located between the new soccer fields and the renovated track� The stadium will directly benefit more than 25 percent of the Fighting Illini student-athlete population by housing team facilities for women's soccer, men's track and field, and women's track and field� State-of-the-art amenities will include locker rooms, video and meeting rooms, lounge and study spaces, sports medicine and nutrition facilities, and coaches' offices� It will also contain spaces for visiting teams and officials� Construction of the new soccer fields will be completed in time for the 2019 season� Demirjian Park will be fully complete and open for the 2020 soccer season, which will allow Illinois to host the 2021 Big Ten Outdoor Track & Field Championships� Renovations to the track and accom-panying field event venues will be performed as a separate project�

ALL-TIME WINS COUNTERSince becoming a varsity sport in 1997, the University of Il-linois women’s soccer team has compiled an overall record of 250-177-36 with 12 NCAA Tournament appearances in 20 seasons� Head coach Janet Rayfield (193-135-33) is respon-sible for 76-percent of those wins and 10 NCAA Tournament appearances in her 16 seasons at the helm�

UI NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORYIllinois has played in the NCAA Tournament 12 times in 20 seasons and are 11-12-3 all-time in tournament action� UI’s top finish was the Elite Eight during the 2004 season, while they also reached the Sweet Sixteen in 2006, 2008 and 2013�

2018 IN REVIEW


The Automated ScoreBookIllinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 16, 2019)

All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 11-8-1 7-2 4-5-1 0-1CONFERENCE 6-5 3-2 3-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 5-3-1 4-0 1-2-1 0-1

Date Opponent Score Att.Aug 16 at #6 North Carolina L 1-3 572Aug 19 at #3 Duke W 2-1 575Aug 23 at DePaul L 1-3 241Aug 26 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W 8-0 658Aug 31 #14 OKLAHOMA STATE W 2-1 476Sep 02 SIUE W 5-0 552Sep 09 ILLINOIS STATE W 1-0 706

* Sep 14 at Minnesota W 2-0 782* Sep 16 at WISCONSIN L o 2 0-1 0* Sep 20 OHIO STATE L 0-2 406* Sep 22 #20 PENN STATE L o t 1-2 1107* Sep 29 MICHIGAN STATE W 1-0 726* Oct 04 at Maryland W 1-0 531* Oct 07 at Rutgers L o t 0-1 1136* Oct 11 PURDUE W 3-1 706* Oct 14 INDIANA Wo2 1-0 524* Oct 18 at Northwestern L 1-2 453* Oct 21 at Nebraska W 2-1 967

Oct 28 at #4 WISCONSIN T o 2 2-2 259Nov 02 vs #15 Penn State L 0-1 168

TEAM STATISTICS ILL OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 34-235 21-242 Goals scored per game 1.70 1.05 Shot pct. . 1 4 5 . 0 8 7 S h o t s / G a m e 11.8 12.1CORNER KICKS 101 105PENALTY KICKS 3-4 1-1PENALTIES Yellow cards 12 12 Red cards 1 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 5861 5516 Dates/Avg Per Date 9/651 10/552 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/168

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att20 Makena Silber 20 5 0 10 46 . 1 0 9 1 0 - 026 Katie Murray 20 8 4 20 35 . 2 2 9 2 1 - 215 Kelly Maday 20 4 3 11 22 . 1 8 2 2 0 - 010 Hope Breslin 19 5 3 13 21 . 2 3 8 2 2 - 223 Arianna Veland 20 3 1 7 20 . 1 5 0 2 0 - 018 Morgan Maroney 20 2 2 6 17 . 1 1 8 0 0 - 027 Maggie Hillman 20 1 3 5 16 . 0 6 2 0 0 - 08 Caroline Ratz 17 2 0 4 12 . 1 6 7 0 0 - 07 Peyton Willie 19 1 3 5 11 . 0 9 1 0 0 - 011 Patricia George 20 0 2 2 9 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 06 Katie Le 17 1 0 2 7 . 1 4 3 1 0 - 05 Madi Wolfbauer 10 1 0 2 5 . 2 0 0 0 0 - 09 Lauren Ciesla 17 1 0 2 4 . 2 5 0 1 0 - 033 Ashley Cathro 20 0 1 1 3 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 022 Katelynn Buescher 13 0 3 3 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 019 Jayna Fittipaldo 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 024 Lauren Smitherman 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 02 Amaya Ellis 13 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 017 Erin McKeown 2 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Alicia Barker 20 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 006 06 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 002 02 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 005 05 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 007 07 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Sarah Warren 11 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 013 Haley Singer 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 016 Ashleigh Lefevre 15 0 1 1 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 035 Lauren Stibich 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 00 Sami Sample 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 021 Lexi Carrier 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 014 M. Johnson-Monfort 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 030 Jaelyn Cunningham 20 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 20 34 26 94 235 . 1 4 5 11 3 - 4Opponents 20 21 18 60 242 . 0 8 7 8 1 - 1

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho0 Sami Sample 1 14:22 0 0.00 0 . 0 0 0 0-0-0 0/130 Jaelyn Cunningham 20 1848:06 21 1.02 71 . 7 7 2 11-7-1 6/1

Total 20 1862:28 21 1.01 73 . 7 7 7 11-7-1 7Opponents 20 1862:28 34 1.64 81 . 7 0 4 7-11-1 4

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 17 16 0 1 34Opponents 6 12 2 1 21

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 113 114 5 3 235Opponents 108 123 6 5 242

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 31 39 2 1 73Opponents 40 38 2 1 81

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 50 50 0 1 101Opponents 53 51 0 1 105

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 84 117 5 2 208Opponents 107 117 3 1 228

2018 SEASON STATS

2018 IN REVIEW


The Automated ScoreBookIllinois Combined Team Statistics (as of Aug 16, 2019)

Conference games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES 6-5 3-2 3-3 0-0CONFERENCE 6-5 3-2 3-3 0-0NON-CONFERENCE 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Date Opponent Score Att.* Sep 14 at Minnesota W 2-0 782* Sep 16 at WISCONSIN L o 2 0-1 0* Sep 20 OHIO STATE L 0-2 406* Sep 22 #20 PENN STATE L o t 1-2 1107* Sep 29 MICHIGAN STATE W 1-0 726* Oct 04 at Maryland W 1-0 531* Oct 07 at Rutgers L o t 0-1 1136* Oct 11 PURDUE W 3-1 706* Oct 14 INDIANA Wo2 1-0 524* Oct 18 at Northwestern L 1-2 453* Oct 21 at Nebraska W 2-1 967

TEAM STATISTICS ILL OPPSHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts 12-114 10-134 Goals scored per game 1.09 0.91 Shot pct. . 1 0 5 . 0 7 5 S h o t s / G a m e 10.4 12.2CORNER KICKS 53 59PENALTY KICKS 1-1 0-0PENALTIES Yellow cards 8 7 Red cards 1 0ATTENDANCE T o t a l 3469 3869 Dates/Avg Per Date 5/694 6/645 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0

## Player gp g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att20 Makena Silber 11 2 0 4 22 . 0 9 1 0 0 - 010 Hope Breslin 10 2 1 5 15 . 1 3 3 2 1 - 126 Katie Murray 11 3 1 7 13 . 2 3 1 2 0 - 015 Kelly Maday 11 1 2 4 12 . 0 8 3 1 0 - 023 Arianna Veland 11 2 1 5 12 . 1 6 7 1 0 - 027 Maggie Hillman 11 1 1 3 9 . 1 1 1 0 0 - 018 Morgan Maroney 11 1 2 4 8 . 1 2 5 0 0 - 08 Caroline Ratz 8 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 011 Patricia George 11 0 0 0 6 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 07 Peyton Willie 11 0 0 0 5 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 033 Ashley Cathro 11 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 06 Katie Le 8 0 0 0 2 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 02 Amaya Ellis 7 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 03 Alicia Barker 11 0 0 0 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 09 Lauren Ciesla 10 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 013 Haley Singer 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 04 Sarah Warren 8 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 05 Madi Wolfbauer 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 021 Lexi Carrier 2 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 014 M. Johnson-Monfort 1 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 022 Katelynn Buescher 4 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 016 Ashleigh Lefevre 7 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 0 - 0

Total 11 12 8 32 114 . 1 0 5 6 1 - 1Opponents 11 10 9 29 134 . 0 7 5 5 0 - 0

## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho30 Jaelyn Cunningham 11 1032:28 10 0.87 39 . 7 9 6 6-5-0 4/0

Total 11 1032:28 10 0.87 39 . 7 9 6 6-5-0 4Opponents 11 1032:28 12 1.05 37 . 7 5 5 5-6-0 3

Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 6 5 0 1 12Opponents 2 5 2 1 10

Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 50 58 3 3 114Opponents 60 66 6 2 134

Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 19 18 2 0 39Opponents 19 16 1 1 37

Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 24 28 0 1 53Opponents 32 26 0 1 59

Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalIllinois 47 63 4 1 115Opponents 56 63 2 1 122

2018 BIG TEN STATS

2018 IN REVIEW


2018 BIG TEN SEASON REVIEW

2019-20 BIG TEN RECORDS BOOK

WOMEN’S SOCCER

2018 SEASON IN REVIEWFINAL TEAM STANDINGS

CONFERENCE OVERALL W L T PCT. PTS GF GA W L T PCT. GF GA 1. Penn State* 9 2 0 .818 27 20 6 18 6 1 .740 44 13 2. Rutgers 7 1 3 .773 24 12 6 11 4 5 .675 28 14 3. Wisconsin 6 2 3 .682 21 12 9 14 4 4 .727 35 19 Ohio State 6 2 3 .682 21 12 9 9 6 4 .579 22 15 5. Nebraska 5 3 3 .591 18 15 12 9 7 5 .548 28 29 Illinois 6 5 0 .545 18 12 10 11 8 1 .575 34 21 7. Minnesota^ 5 5 1 .500 16 16 14 12 9 2 .565 31 26 Michigan 5 5 1 .500 16 13 13 9 9 1 .500 30 28 9. Northwestern 4 4 3 .500 15 12 11 10 5 4 .632 21 13 10. Iowa 4 5 2 .455 14 11 17 8 7 3 .528 20 21 11. Indiana 4 7 0 .364 12 17 21 8 8 2 .500 33 30 12. Maryland 2 7 2 .273 8 10 14 4 10 5 .342 16 22 13. Purdue 1 7 3 .227 6 8 15 6 8 4 .444 20 20 14. Michigan State 0 9 2 .091 2 4 17 5 10 3 .361 16 21* - Big Ten Champion ̂ - Big Ten Tournament Champion

ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS AND INDIVIDUAL HONORSCoach of the Year: Erica Dambach, Penn State

Forward of the Year: April Bockin, Sr., MinnesotaMidfielder of the Year: Emily Ogle, Sr., Penn StateDefender of the Year: Kaleigh Riehl, Jr., Penn StateGoalkeeper of the Year: Devon Kerr, Sr., Ohio StateFreshman of the Year: Meagan McClelland, Rutgers

First Team Second Team* Third TeamForward April Bockin, Minnesota Reilly Martin, Michigan Mykayla Brown, Indiana Frankie Tagliaferri, Penn State Faith Carter, Nebraska Kerry Abello, Penn State Amirah Ali, Rutgers Brenna Lovera, Northwestern Dani Rhodes, Wisconsin Midfield Marisa Viggiano, Northwestern Katie Murray, Illinois Natalie Winters, Iowa Emily Ogle, Penn State Sarah Stratigakis, Michigan Molly Fiedler, Minnesota Victoria Pickett, Wisconsin Sarah Roberts, Ohio State Savanah Uveges, Nebraska Charlotte Williams, Penn State Nicole Whitley, Rutgers

Defense Sinclaire Miramontez, Nebraska Alicia Barker, Illinois Madison Pogarch, Rutgers Kayla Sharples, Northwestern Alina Ortega Jurado, Penn State Chantelle Swaby, Rutgers Izzy Rodriguez, Ohio State Kenie Wright, Rutgers Claire Shea, Wisconsin Kaleigh Riehl, Penn State

Goalkeeper Devon Kerr, Ohio State Jaelyn Cunningham, Illinois Rachel Egyed, Maryland Meagan McClelland, Rutgers

All-Freshman Team* Sportsmanship Award HonoreesForward Makena Silber, Illinois Lauren Ciesla, Sr., Illinois Camryn Evans, Michigan State Justine Lynn, Sr., Indiana Patricia Ward, Minnesota Morgan Kemerling, Sr., Iowa Kayla Fischer, Ohio State Rachel Egyed, Sr., Maryland Emaly Vatne, Ohio State Ashley Calcagno, Sr., Michigan Michaela Kovacs, Jr., Michigan StateMidfield Kenzie Coons, Nebraska Emily Peterson, Sr., Minnesota Talani Barnett, Ohio State Michaela Loebel, Sr., Nebraska Kim Dubs, Penn State Aspyn Repp, Sr., Northwestern Alyssa Baumbick, So., Ohio StateDefense Ashley Cathro, Illinois Laura Suero, Jr., Penn State Janiece Joyner, Michigan Dannah Williams, Sr., Purdue Shea Holland, Rutgers Kenie Wright, Sr., Rutgers Jordan McNeese, Jr., WisconsinGoalkeeper Mackenzie Wood, Northwestern Meagan McClelland, Rutgers

* - additional honorees due to ties in voting

2018 IN REVIEW


GAME 1NO. 6 NORTH CAROLINA 3, ILLINOIS 1

AUG. 16, 2018 // FINLEY SOUTH FIELD // CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA

GAME 2ILLINOIS 2, NO. 3 DUKE 1

AUG. 19, 2018 // KOSKINEN STADIUM // DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA

GAME 3DEPAUL 3, ILLINOIS 1

AUG. 23, 2018 // WISH FIELD // CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

GAME 4ILLINOIS 8, NORTHERN ILLINOIS 0

AUG. 26, 2018 // ILLINOIS SOCCER STADIUM // CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

Soccer Box Score (Final)The Automated ScoreBook

Illinois vs #6 North Carolina (Aug 16, 2018 at Chapel Hill, N.C.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 0 1North Carolina 0 3 3

Illinois (0-1) vs.North Carolina (1-0)Date: Aug 16, 2018 • Attendance: 572Weather: 90 degrees, bright sunshine

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -f 8 Caroline Ratz - - -mf 10 Hope Breslin - - 1d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 1 -mf 18 Morgan Maroney - - -mf 23 Arianna Veland - - -mf 26 Katie Murray - - -mf 27 Maggie Hillman - - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -20 Makena Silber 2 - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 3 1 1

North CarolinaPo # Player Sh G Agk 13 Samantha Leshnak - - -f 2 Sydney Spruill 3 - -f 4 B. Andrzejewski 2 - -f 6 Taylor Otto 2 - -mf 7 Annie Kingman 1 - 1mf 9 Rachael Dorwart 3 1 -d 16 Julia Ashley - - 1d 23 Lotte Wubben-Moy - - -mf 29 Dorian Bailey 1 - -d 30 Brooke Bingham 1 1 -d 47 Alex Kimball 3 - -

-- Substitutes --0 Claudia Dickey - - -1 Madison Schultz 1 1 -3 Ru Mucherera 1 - -5 Mary Elliott McCabe 2 - 110 Rachel Jones 1 - -14 Morgan Goff - - -32 Nicole Crutchfield - - 199 Laura Sparling - - -

Totals 21 3 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves30 Jaelyn Cunningham 90:00 3 6TM TEAM 0:00 0 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves13 Samantha Leshnak 45:00 1 00 Claudia Dickey 45:00 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 1 3North Carolina 9 12 21

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 1 3North Carolina 5 4 9

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 5 8North Carolina 0 0 0

Scoring summary:No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description

1. 18:55 ILL Kelly Maday Hope Breslin Through ball down the middle, beats keepone-on-one

2. 50:54 NC Brooke Bingham Annie Kingman Header goal off corner kick3. 68:41 NC Madison Schultz Nicole Crutchfield Touch in the box, one tap finish

Mary Elliott McCabe4. 73:28 NC Rachael Dorwart Julia Ashley Header in box from cross

Cautions and ejections:YC-NC #14 (65:10)

Win-Claudia Dickey (1-0). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (0-1).Stadium: Finley SouthOfficials: Referee: Michael Rhinehardt; Asst. Referee: Scott Bowers; Rick Rogers;Alt. Official: Hicham El Bariqi; Timekeeper: Kerri Snipes; Scorer: Kendall Harden;Offsides: Illinois 1, North Carolina 4.

Official's signature


Illinois vs #3 Duke (Aug 19, 2018 at Durham, N.C.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 0 2Duke 1 0 1

Illinois (1-1-0) vs.Duke (1-1-0)Date: Aug 19, 2018 • Attendance: 575Weather: 81 degrees, cloudy

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -mf 10 Hope Breslin - - -f 11 Patricia George - - 1f 15 Kelly Maday - - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber 2 1 -mf 23 Arianna Veland - - -mf 26 Katie Murray - - -mf 27 Maggie Hillman - - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le 3 1 -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - 1

Totals 6 2 2

DukePo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Brooke Heinsohn - - -d 2 Chelsea Burns 1 - -d 3 Taylor Mitchell - - -f 7 Taylor Racioppi 4 1 -mf 9 Kat McDonald - - -f 12 Kayla McCoy 4 - 1mf 16 Sydney Simmons 1 - -d 18 Karlie Paschall - - -d 22 Delaney Graham 2 - -mf 24 Mackenzie Pluck - - -mf 28 Lily Nabet - - -

-- Substitutes --8 Tess Boade 1 - -10 Gabi Brummett - - -17 Ella Stevens - - -19 Marykate McGuire 4 - -20 Mia Gyau - - -

Totals 17 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves30 Jaelyn Cunningham 90:00 1 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Brooke Heinsohn 90:00 2 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 5 1 6Duke 6 11 17

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 0 3Duke 5 5 10

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 3 4Duke 2 0 2


1. 15:06 DU Taylor Racioppi (2) Kayla McCoy 12 ball into box, 7 tap past GK2. 17:07 ILL Makena Silber (1) Katelynn Buescher Shot from 25' out, left upper 903. 44:03 ILL Katie Le (1) Patricia George Tap-in off of corner kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-ILL #11 (59:37)

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (1-1-0). Loss-Brooke Heinsohn (1-1-0).Stadium: Koskinen StadiumOfficials: Referee: Lance Van Haitsma; Asst. Referee: Justin Howard; Garrison Fratoni;Alt. Official: Robert Dail; Timekeeper: Alan Rigsbee; Scorer: Hunter Richardson;Offsides: Illinois 3, Duke 1.



Northern Illinois vs Illinois (Aug 26, 2018 at Champaign, Ill.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Illinois 0 0 0Illinois 3 5 8

Northern Illinois (0-3-0) vs.Illinois (2-2-0)Date: Aug 26, 2018 • Attendance: 658Weather: 90 degrees with a slight breeze

Northern IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 0 DONNALLY, Megan - - -f 3 YASS, Natalie - - -d 9 LOPRIENO, Delaney - - -f 12 HOPPE, Haley 1 - -d 14 CHOPE, Kelsey - - -m 15 LOUIS, Grace - - -d 16 AVERY, Sarah - - -f 18 CZERNIAK, Amanda 1 - -m 22 HERMEYER, Kylee - - -d 23 NAILOR, Jennie - - -f 24 GREGG, Abby - - -

-- Substitutes --1 LENTZ, Julia - - -10 FURUSETH HAUGAN, - - -11 FULLING, Fiona - - -20 QUIDZINSKI, Trudy - - -

Totals 2 0 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -d 4 Sarah Warren - - -f 8 Caroline Ratz 3 1 -m 9 Lauren Ciesla 2 - -m 10 Hope Breslin 2 1 1d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 4 1 -m 18 Morgan Maroney 2 - -d 23 Arianna Veland 3 - -m 26 Katie Murray 4 2 2

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer 3 1 -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie 5 1 313 Haley Singer - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -17 Erin McKeown - - -19 Jayna Fittipaldo - - -20 Makena Silber 5 1 -22 Katelynn Buescher 1 - -24 Lauren Smitherman 1 - -27 Maggie Hillman - - 133 Ashley Cathro - - 135 Lauren Stibich - - -

Totals 35 8 8

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 DONNALLY, Megan 68:06 6 101 LENTZ, Julia 21:54 2 5


Shots by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Illinois 1 1 2Illinois 18 17 35

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalNorthern Illinois 0 1 1Illinois 3 2 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalNorthern Illinois 7 8 15Illinois 0 1 1


1. 20:26 ILL Kelly Maday (2) Katie Murray beat the goalkeeper2. 28:40 ILL Katie Murray (1) Ashley Cathro

Peyton Willie3. 38:46 ILL Madi Wolfbauer (1) Katie Murray4. 50:53 ILL Caroline Ratz (1) Hope Breslin5. 53:36 ILL Hope Breslin (1) Penalty kick6. 62:17 ILL Peyton Willie (1) (unassisted)7. 68:28 ILL Katie Murray (2) Peyton Willie

Maggie Hillman8. 72:29 ILL Makena Silber (2) Peyton Willie

Cautions and ejections:YC-NIU #23 (48:18)

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (2-2-0). Loss-DONNALLY, Megan (0-2-0).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Cory Richardson; Asst. Referee: Andrew Zuckermann;Ryan Ash; Alt. Official: Dave Gire;Offsides: Northern Illinois 0, Illinois 5.



Illinois vs DePaul (Aug 23, 2018 at Chicago, IL)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 0 1DePaul 1 2 3

Illinois (1-2-0) vs.DePaul (2-1-0)Date: Aug 23, 2018 • Attendance: 241Weather:

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin - - -f 11 Patricia George 1 - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 1 -f 20 Makena Silber 2 - -m 22 Katelynn Buescher - - 1m 23 Arianna Veland - - -m 26 Katie Murray 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -02 - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer 1 - -05 - - -06 - - -6 Katie Le - - -07 - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -27 Maggie Hillman - - -

Totals 7 1 1

DePaulPo # Player Sh G Agk 00 Eriksson, Mollie - - -m/ 2 Mink, Ellie - - -d 5 Walker, Adrian - - -d 6 Walker, Gwen - - -f 10 Cerny, Franny 1 1 -m 11 Tierney, Mary - - -d 12 Hay, Avery - - -mf 13 Parrilli, Elizabeth - - -f 19 Turner, Morgan 2 1 1mf 20 Saipi, Bina - - 1d 26 Parker, Sydney 1 - -

-- Substitutes --05 - - -18 Gendreau, Angelina - - -21 Hoard, Mikaela - - -TM TEAM - 1 -

Totals 4 3 2


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 Eriksson, Mollie 90:00 1 3

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 4 7DePaul 2 2 4

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 5 8DePaul 0 4 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 0 1DePaul 1 2 3


1. 9:12 ILL Morgan Maroney (1) Katelynn Buescher2. 33:51 DPU Cerny, Franny (3) Saipi, Bina

Turner, Morgan3. 50:02 DPU Turner, Morgan (4) (unassisted) Off a free kick and deflection off visiting t

goalie4. 76:27 DPU OWN GOAL (unassisted)

Cautions and ejections:YC-DPU #05 (89:42)

Officials: Referee: Jeff Swartzel; Asst. Referee: Peter Charpentier; Dimitrios Katsimingo;Alt. Official: Justin Bell;Offsides: Illinois 3, DePaul 0.


2018 IN REVIEW


GAME 5ILLINOIS 2, NO. 14 OKLAHOMA STATE 1

AUG. 31, 2018 // ILLINOIS SOCCER STADIUM // CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

GAME 6ILLINOIS 5, SIUE 0

SEPT. 2, 2018 // ILLINOIS SOCCER STADIUM // CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

GAME 7ILLINOIS 1, ILLINOIS STATE 0


GAME 8ILLINOIS 2, MINNESOTA 0

SEPT. 14, 2018 // ELR STADIUM // ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA


SIUE vs Illinois (Sep 02, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalSIUE 0 0 0Illinois 3 2 5

SIUE (1-4-0) vs.Illinois (4-2-0)Date: Sep 02, 2018 • Attendance: 552Weather:

SIUEPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 SCHOCH,JENSEN - - -mf 2 FRERKER,Andrea - - -d 10 JOSTES,Becca - - -d 12 DANIELSON, Megan - - -d 14 DIEKEMA,Myah - - -df 15 ROYAL,ALEXIS - - -f 16 DINARDO, Amanda - - -f 20 BENNING,Courtney 1 - -m 21 IKEDA,Angel - - -m 24 EHRSAM,Emma - - -m 25 WEST, Ashlin 1 - -

-- Substitutes --3 CASH,Tamia - - -4 VARVERA, Emma - - -5 GUARDADO, Ashley - - -7 WALTER,Ashlyn - - -9 KLIPSCH, Kayla 1 - -11 WENDT,Allison 1 - -13 KEEVEN, Megan - - -18 HARRIS, Lydia - - -22 MAHONEY, Katie - - -23 ANDERSON,Avery - - -

Totals 4 0 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 9 Lauren Ciesla - - -m 10 Hope Breslin - - -d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 1 1m 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber 2 1 -m 23 Arianna Veland - - -m 26 Katie Murray 4 2 -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --0 Sami Sample - - -2 Amaya Ellis - - -4 Sarah Warren - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer 1 - -6 Katie Le 1 - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz 1 1 -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - 117 Erin McKeown 1 - -19 Jayna Fittipaldo 1 - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -24 Lauren Smitherman - - -27 Maggie Hillman 1 - 1

Totals 14 5 3

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves30 SCHOCH,JENSEN 90:00 5 4

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves30 Jaelyn Cunningham 75:38 0 40 Sami Sample 14:22 0 0

Shots by period 1 2 TotalSIUE 1 3 4Illinois 8 6 14

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalSIUE 0 1 1Illinois 1 2 3

Saves by period 1 2 TotalSIUE 2 2 4Illinois 1 3 4


1. 0:33 ILL Makena Silber (3) Kelly Maday beat keeper to right2. 19:28 ILL Katie Murray (3) (unassisted) netted her own rebound off the post3. 41:45 ILL Caroline Ratz (2) Maggie Hillman4. 57:24 ILL Kelly Maday (3) Ashleigh Lefevre5. 85:37 ILL Katie Murray (4) (unassisted)

Cautions and ejections:

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (4-2-0). Loss-SCHOCH,JENSEN (1-4-0).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Nicole Green; Asst. Referee: Ryan Ash; Brandon Knauss;Alt. Official: Dave Gire;Offsides: SIUE 0, Illinois 8.



Illinois State vs Illinois (Sep 09, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois State 0 0 0Illinois 0 1 1

Illinois State (2-4-2) vs.Illinois (5-2-0)Date: Sep 09, 2018 • Attendance: 706Weather: Cool and windy

Illinois StatePo # Player Sh G A

1 Smith, Haley - - -3 Czerwinski, Kiley 1 - -5 Unger, Mikayla - - -8 Del Fava, Kate - - -10 Santos, Ashley 1 - -12 Vaughn-Low, Natalie 1 - -15 Dudas, Shaina 1 - -17 Adelman, Emily - - -22 Basler, Abby 1 - -25 McEachern, Megan - - -28 Barney, Tate - - -

-- Substitutes --7 Mueller, Hannah - - -11 Ziegler, Logan 1 - -20 O'Brien, Riley - - -21 McArthur, Alix - - -24 Ramsden, Alissa 1 - -27 Krell, Angel - - -

Totals 7 0 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -f 8 Caroline Ratz 1 - -m 9 Lauren Ciesla 1 1 -m 10 Hope Breslin - - -d 11 Patricia George - - 1f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -m 23 Arianna Veland 1 - -m 26 Katie Murray 3 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --4 Sarah Warren - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -20 Makena Silber 4 - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -27 Maggie Hillman 4 - -

Totals 16 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Smith, Haley 90:00 1 8


Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois State 3 4 7Illinois 7 9 16

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois State 1 2 3Illinois 5 3 8

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois State 4 4 8Illinois 1 2 3


1. 70:08 ILL Lauren Ciesla (1) Patricia George


Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (5-2-0). Loss-Smith, Haley (2-4-2).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Dimitrios Kastimingo; Asst. Referee: Arlind Kociu;Resnik Rexhepi; Alt. Official: Thomas Ayala;Offsides: Illinois State 1, Illinois 2.



Illinois vs Minnesota (Sep 14, 2018 at St. Paul, Minn.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 1 2Minnesota 0 0 0

Illinois (6-2-0, 1-0-0 Big Ten) vs.Minnesota (4-4-0, 0-1-0 Big Ten)Date: Sep 14, 2018 • Attendance: 782Weather: Partly Cloudy, 84 degrees, Wind: SE 7 mph

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -mf 9 Lauren Ciesla - - -mf 10 Hope Breslin 1 - 1f 11 Patricia George 1 - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney - - -f 20 Makena Silber 2 - -mf 23 Arianna Veland 2 2 -mf 26 Katie Murray - - 1d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -27 Maggie Hillman - - -

Totals 8 2 2

MinnesotaPo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Maddie Nielsen - - -d 4 Emily Peterson - - -mf 6 Molly Fiedler - - -f 7 Patricia Ward - - -mf 9 Maddie Castro - - -mf 10 Emily Heslin 2 - -d 13 Nikki Albrecht - - -f 17 Celina Nummerdor 2 - -d 18 Athena Kuehn - - -f 20 April Bockin 4 - -d 24 Marisa Windingstad 1 - -

-- Substitutes --2 Makenzie Langdok 1 - -3 Delaney Stekr - - -5 TJ McKendrick - - -11 Arianna Del Moral - - -15 McKenna Buisman - - -16 Megan Gray - - -

Totals 10 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Maddie Nielsen 90:00 2 4

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 6 8Minnesota 5 5 10

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 4 6Minnesota 4 2 6

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 1 2Minnesota 0 4 4


1. 12:13 ILL Arianna Veland (2) Hope Breslin Off corner kick2. 53:34 ILL Arianna Veland (3) Katie Murray 26 plays a cross to 23 for header


Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (5-3). Loss-Maddie Nielsen (4-4).Stadium: ELR StadiumOfficials: Referee: Josh Kelley; Asst. Referee: Jeremy Uecker; Thomas Gritton;Alt. Official: Artem Sher; Timekeeper: Chris Langlois; Scorer: Austin Lagesse;Offsides: Illinois 1, Minnesota 2.



#14 Oklahoma State vs Illinois (Aug 31, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalOklahoma State 1 0 1Illinois 0 2 2

Oklahoma State (3-1-0) vs.Illinois (3-2-0)Date: Aug 31, 2018 • Attendance: 476Weather:

Oklahoma StatePo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Warner, Hannah - - -d 3 Siragusa, Kirsten - - -mf 5 Webb, Hannah - - -mf 6 Yochum, Grace 2 - -mf 8 Lenhardt, Julia 4 1 -mf 9 Jones, Jaci - - -d 10 Hawn, Elise - - -f 11 Olson, Taylor - - -f 23 Woodard, Haley 3 - -mf 24 Gantzer, Claire - - -d 26 Rodriguez, Kim 2 - 1

-- Substitutes --4 Greenlee, Dani - - -13 Huddleston, Camy 1 - -14 Zoller, Marlo 2 - -17 Brynjarsdottir, El. 1 - -21 Zagonyi, Barbara - - -29 VanFossen, Rachel - - -

Totals 15 1 1

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 9 Lauren Ciesla 1 - -m 10 Hope Breslin 2 1 -d 11 Patricia George 2 - -f 15 Kelly Maday - - -m 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber 3 - -d 23 Arianna Veland 2 1 -f 26 Katie Murray 2 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -6 Katie Le 1 - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - 127 Maggie Hillman - - -

Totals 14 2 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Warner, Hannah 45:00 0 24 Greenlee, Dani 45:00 2 2


Shots by period 1 2 TotalOklahoma State 9 6 15Illinois 5 9 14

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalOklahoma State 5 0 5Illinois 5 7 12

Saves by period 1 2 TotalOklahoma State 2 2 4Illinois 1 3 4


1. 44:59 OKST Lenhardt, Julia (1) Rodriguez, Kim2. 65:58 ILL Hope Breslin (2) Katelynn Buescher3. 85:50 ILL Arianna Veland (1) (unassisted)


Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (3-2-0). Loss-Greenlee, Dani (2-1-0).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Maggie Short; Asst. Referee: Jacob Post; Evan Schumacher;Alt. Official: Ryan Ash;Offsides: Oklahoma State 3, Illinois 1.


2018 IN REVIEW


GAME 9NO. 22 WISCONSIN 1, ILLINOIS 0 (2OT)

SEPT. 16, 2018 // MCCLIMON SOCCER COMPLEX // MADISON, WISCONSIN

GAME 10OHIO STATE 2, ILLINOIS 1


GAME 11#20 PENN STATE 2, ILLINOIS 1


GAME 12ILLINOIS 1, MICHIGAN STATE 0



Ohio State vs Illinois (Sep 20, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalOhio State 1 1 2Illinois 0 0 0

Ohio State (4-4-0, 1-1-0 B1G) vs.Illinois (6-4-0, 1-2-0 B1G)Date: Sep 20, 2018 • Attendance: 406Weather:

Ohio StatePo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Devon Kerr - - -m 5 Arden Holden 3 - -m 7 Alyssa Baumbick - - -f 8 Eleanor Gabriel 4 2 -m 9 Izzy Rodriguez 1 - -f 11 Marissa Birzon - - 1d 13 Marike Mousset - - -f 14 Emaly Vatne - - 1d 17 Maggie Samanich 1 - -d 22 Kylie Knight - - -d 23 H. Walker-Robinson - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Kayla Fischer - - -3 Lexxe Lipsey - - -4 Talani Barnett - - -15 Blair Cowan - - -25 Riley Bowers - - -

Totals 9 2 2

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 9 Lauren Ciesla - - -m 10 Hope Breslin 3 - -d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 2 - -f 20 Makena Silber 1 - -m 23 Arianna Veland 3 - -f 26 Katie Murray 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro 1 - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis 1 - -4 Sarah Warren - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le 1 - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -27 Maggie Hillman 1 - -

Totals 16 0 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Devon Kerr 90:00 0 8


Shots by period 1 2 TotalOhio State 6 3 9Illinois 8 8 16

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalOhio State 2 0 2Illinois 1 5 6

Saves by period 1 2 TotalOhio State 6 2 8Illinois 1 2 3


1. 3:57 OSU_1_ Eleanor Gabriel (1) Emaly Vatne2. 73:17 OSU_1_ Eleanor Gabriel (2) Marissa Birzon


Win-Devon Kerr (4-4-0). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (6-4-0).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials:Offsides: Ohio State 2, Illinois 2.



#20 Penn State vs Illinois (Sep 22, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 OT TotalPenn State 0 1 1 2Illinois 1 0 0 1

Penn State (6-4-0, 2-1-0 B1G) vs.Illinois (6-5-0, 1-3-0 B1G)Date: Sep 22, 2018 • Attendance: 1107Weather:

Penn StatePo # Player Sh G Agk 00 Amanda Dennis - - -d 2 Kerry Abello 1 - 1d 3 Kaleigh Riehl 1 - -d 5 Maddie Nolf - - -m 10 Emily Ogle 2 - 1m 12 Charlotte Williams 2 - -d 14 Ellie Jean 1 - -f 17 Alina Ortega-Jurado 1 - 1m 18 Shea Moyer - - -m 19 Frankie Tagliaferri 4 2 -m 27 Marissa Sheva 1 - -

-- Substitutes --8 Kristin Schnurr 1 - -22 Kelli Beiler 1 - -24 Kim Dubs 1 - -33 Laura Suero - - -

Totals 16 2 3

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin - - -d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - -m 18 Morgan Maroney 1 1 -f 20 Makena Silber 2 - -m 23 Arianna Veland 1 - -m 26 Katie Murray 2 - -m 27 Maggie Hillman 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -4 Sarah Warren - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -

Totals 8 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 Amanda Dennis 90:55 1 2


Shots by period 1 2 OT TotalPenn State 6 9 1 16Illinois 4 4 0 8

Corner kicks 1 2 OT TotalPenn State 5 2 0 7Illinois 3 3 0 6

Saves by period 1 2 OT TotalPenn State 1 1 0 2Illinois 1 3 0 4


1. 13:39 ILL Morgan Maroney (2) (unassisted)2. 73:49 PSU Frankie Tagliaferri (4) Kerry Abello3. 90:55 PSU Frankie Tagliaferri (4) Alina Ortega-Jurado

Emily Ogle

Cautions and ejections:YC-ILL #7 (38:52); YC-PSU #TM (45:00); YC-ILL #11 (83:55)

Win-Amanda Dennis (6-4-0). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (6-5-0).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Nick Balcer; Asst. Referee: Alan Lefler; Braeden Frey;Alt. Official: Brian Lynch;Offsides: Penn State 0, Illinois 4.



Michigan State vs Illinois (Sep 29, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalMichigan State 0 0 0Illinois 0 1 1

Michigan State (5-4-3, 0-3-2 B1G) vs.Illinois (7-5-0, 2-3-0)Date: Sep 29, 2018 • Attendance: 726Weather:

Michigan StatePo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Reilley Ott - - -m 3 Danielle Stephan 2 - -m 4 Michaela Kovacs 1 - -f 10 Camryn Evans 3 - -d 13 Athena Biondi 1 - -f 15 Gia Wahlberg 1 - -m 17 Hannah Jones - - -m 24 Sadie Misiewicz - - -d 27 Madison VanDyke - - -d 30 Samantha Sklarski - - -d 31 Samantha White - - -

-- Substitutes --6 Lydia Franks - - -9 Bella Jodzis - - -16 Alexandra Thomas - - -20 Celia Oatis - - -26 Michelle Herring - - -

Totals 8 0 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin - - -d 11 Patricia George 1 - -f 15 Kelly Maday - - -m 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber 1 - -m 23 Arianna Veland 1 - -m 26 Katie Murray 3 1 -m 27 Maggie Hillman 2 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -

Totals 10 1 0

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Reilley Ott 90:00 1 3


Shots by period 1 2 TotalMichigan State 2 6 8Illinois 6 4 10

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalMichigan State 3 3 6Illinois 5 0 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalMichigan State 2 1 3Illinois 0 2 2


1. 47:23 ILL Katie Murray (unassisted)

Cautions and ejections:YC-MSU #31 (82:42)

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (7-5-0). Loss-Reilley Ott (5-4-3).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Ryan Nash; Asst. Referee: Andrew Zuckermann; JJ Slomba;Alt. Official: Mardoche Beya;Offsides: Michigan State 1, Illinois 0.



Illinois vs WISCONSIN (Sep 16, 2018 at Madison, Wis.)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 0 0 0 0 0WISCONSIN 0 0 0 1 1

Illinois (6-3-0) vs.WISCONSIN (7-1-1)Date: Sep 16, 2018 • Attendance:Weather: Beautiful

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -mf 9 Lauren Ciesla - - -mf 10 Hope Breslin - - -f 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 2 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber - - -mf 23 Arianna Veland - - -mf 26 Katie Murray 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -4 Sarah Warren - - -5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -27 Maggie Hillman - - -

Totals 4 0 0

WISCONSINPo # Player Sh G Agk 24 Jordyn Bloomer - - -d 5 Payton Wesley - - -d 6 Grace Douglas - - -f 9 Lauren Rice 2 - -mf 11 Victoria Pickett 1 - -mf 14 Maia Cella 1 - -f 15 Dani Rhodes 3 1 -mf 16 Alexis Tye 1 - -mf 25 Cameron Murtha 3 - -d 30 Camryn Biegalski - - -d 32 Claire Shea - - -

-- Substitutes --3 Sammy Kleedtke - - -12 Grace Krygier - - -13 Natalie Viggiano - - -19 Emily Borgmann 1 - -23 Steph Fabry 1 - -29 Jordan McNeese 1 - 1

Totals 14 1 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves24 Jordyn Bloomer 103:39 0 2

Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 1 2 0 1 4WISCONSIN 6 5 1 2 14

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 0 2 0 1 3WISCONSIN 1 5 0 0 6

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 3 1 1 0 5WISCONSIN 0 1 0 1 2


1. 103:39 WIS Dani Rhodes (2) Jordan McNeese Beater keeper low to far post

Cautions and ejections:YC-ILL #23 (43:19); YC-ILL #27 (57:28); YC-WIS #13 (73:56)

Win-Jordyn Bloomer (7-1-1). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (6-2-0).Stadium: McClimon ComplexOfficials: Referee: Christopher Koloffon; Asst. Referee: Jose Ortiz; Abby Van Note;Alt. Official: David Jaworski; Timekeeper: AJ Harrison; Scorer: Chris Martinelli;Offsides: Illinois 6, WISCONSIN 2.


2018 IN REVIEW


GAME 13ILLINOIS 1, MARYLAND 0

OCT. 4, 2018 // LUDWIG FIELD // COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND

GAME 14RUTGERS 1, ILLINOIS 0 (OT)

OCT. 7, 2018 // YURCAK FIELD // PISCATAWAY, NEW JERSEY

GAME 15ILLINOIS 3, PURDUE 1

OCT. 11, 2018 // ILLINOIS SOCCER STADIUM // CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

GAME 16ILLINOIS 1, INDIANA 0 (2OT)

OCT. 14, 2017 // ILLINOIS SOCCER STADIUM // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.


Illinois vs Rutgers (Oct 07, 2018 at Piscataway, N.J.)

Goals by period 1 2 OT TotalIllinois 0 0 0 0Rutgers 0 0 1 1

Illinois (8-6, 3-4 Big Ten) vs.Rutgers (9-1-4, 5-0-2 Big Ten)Date: Oct 07, 2018 • Attendance: 1136Weather: 78, Cloudy

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin 2 - -f 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday - - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber - - -m 23 Arianna Veland - - -m 26 Katie Murray 1 - -m 27 Maggie Hillman - - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -4 Sarah Warren - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -

Totals 4 0 0

RutgersPo # Player Sh G Agk 1 McClelland, Meagan - - -m 5 Aylmer, Taylor 3 - -m 8 Whitley, Nicole 3 - -d 9 Wright, Kenie - - -m 12 Provenzano, Gabby - - -f 15 Moneme, Nneka 1 - 1d 16 Pogarch, Madison 1 - -f 17 Ali, Amirah 2 1 -d 20 Visco, Amanda 2 - -m 29 Moneme, Adora 1 - -d 71 Holland, Shea - - -

-- Substitutes --6 Atubi, Ashley - - -13 Wiltshire, Tiernny 2 - -21 Sayers, Jenna - - -23 Jimenez, Jezlyn - - -24 Daniels, Mya - - -44 LaPlant, Brittany 2 - -49 Goldstein, Dana - - -

Totals 17 1 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 McClelland, Meagan 97:54 0 2

Shots by period 1 2 OT TotalIllinois 1 1 2 4Rutgers 6 9 2 17

Corner kicks 1 2 OT TotalIllinois 2 1 0 3Rutgers 3 1 0 4

Saves by period 1 2 OT TotalIllinois 0 2 0 2Rutgers 0 1 1 2


1. 97:54 RU Ali, Amirah (10) Moneme, Nneka Short cross across goal mouth to open Alishoots left side

Cautions and ejections:YC-ILL #10 (7:29); YC-ILL #6 (76:47); YC-RU #17 (82:47)

Win-McClelland, Meagan (9-1-4). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (8-6).Stadium: Yurcak FieldOfficials: Referee: Peter Dhima; Asst. Referee: Ernest Zielinski; Eric Rolf;Alt. Official: Mike De Felice;Offsides: Illinois 3, Rutgers 1.



Purdue vs Illinois (Oct 11, 2018 at Champaign, Ill.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalPurdue 0 1 1Illinois 2 1 3

Purdue (6-6-3, 1-5-2) vs.Illinois (9-6-0, 4-4-0)Date: Oct 11, 2018 • Attendance: 706Weather: Chilly & Brisk, 48 degrees at kick

PurduePo # Player Sh G Agk 1 LUCE, Katie - - -d 2 WARE, JULIA - - -d 5 CLARK, Sarah 1 - -f 9 MIELKE, Aly 1 - -m 14 HASE, Kylie 3 - -m 17 JONES, Teagan - - -f 19 DUARTE, Sydney 1 - -d 21 MUSSALLEM, Hannah 3 - -f 24 MUSSALLEM, Ally - - -m 31 PATRICK, Skylurr 1 - -d 33 WALSH, Grace - - -

-- Substitutes --10 SABANAGIC, Ena 3 1 -18 MELCHIORRE, Hanna - - -20 WILLIAMS, Dannah - - -25 DUNCAN, Maddy - - -29 LAMBERT, Maya 2 - -

Totals 15 1 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin 2 - -d 11 Patricia George 1 - -f 15 Kelly Maday 1 - 1m 18 Morgan Maroney - - -f 20 Makena Silber 2 1 -m 23 Arianna Veland 2 - 1m 26 Katie Murray 2 1 -m 27 Maggie Hillman 2 1 -d 33 Ashley Cathro 1 - -

-- Substitutes --4 Sarah Warren - - -6 Katie Le 1 - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -8 Caroline Ratz 1 - -14 M. Johnson-Monfort - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -21 Lexi Carrier - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 16 3 2

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 LUCE, Katie 90:00 3 4


Shots by period 1 2 TotalPurdue 6 9 15Illinois 8 8 16

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalPurdue 4 6 10Illinois 1 4 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalPurdue 3 1 4Illinois 4 2 6


1. 15:25 ILL Makena Silber (4) (unassisted)2. 22:36 ILL Katie Murray (5) Arianna Veland3. 54:37 PUR SABANAGIC, Ena (3) (unassisted)4. 82:03 ILL Maggie Hillman (1) Kelly Maday

Cautions and ejections:YC-PUR #21 (82:42)

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (9-6-0). Loss-LUCE, Katie (4-5-2).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Christopher Koloffon; Asst. Referee: Jordan Castillejo;Braeden Frey; Alt. Official: Dave Gire;Offsides: Purdue 1, Illinois 2.



Indiana vs Illinois (Oct 14, 2018 at Champaign, Illinois)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIndiana 0 0 0 0 0Illinois 0 0 0 1 1

Indiana (7-7-2, 3-6-0) vs.Illinois (10-6-0, 5-4-0)Date: Oct 14, 2018 • Attendance: 524Weather: 57 degrees and partly cloudy

IndianaPo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Bethany Kopel - - -d 2 Claudia Day - - -f 3 Abby Allen 5 - -f 4 Mykayla Brown 4 - -f 13 Maya Piper 2 - -m 14 Allison Jorden - - -d 15 Hanna Nemeth - - -m 19 Chandra Davidson 1 - -d 21 Meghan Scott - - -m 22 Annelie Leitner 2 - -d 29 Justine Lynn - - -

-- Substitutes --5 Maddie West - - -8 Grace Geise - - -12 Melanie Forbes 1 - -18 Julia Gilliam - - -20 Caroline Dreher 1 - -

Totals 16 0 0

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin 2 1 -d 11 Patricia George 2 - -f 15 Kelly Maday 3 - -d 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - -f 20 Makena Silber 4 - -m 23 Arianna Veland - - -m 26 Katie Murray - - -m 27 Maggie Hillman 1 - 1d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --4 Sarah Warren - - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -13 Haley Singer - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 14 1 1

# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Bethany Kopel 110:00 1 5


Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIndiana 9 5 2 0 16Illinois 4 7 1 2 14

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalIndiana 0 2 0 1 3Illinois 3 4 0 0 7

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIndiana 2 3 0 0 5Illinois 4 3 1 0 8


1. 106:45 ILL Hope Breslin (3) Maggie Hillman


Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (9-7-0). Loss-Bethany Kopel (7-7-2).Stadium: ILL Soccer StadiumOfficials: Referee: Khalaf Al-Latayeh; Asst. Referee: Brandon Knauss; Braeden Frey;Alt. Official: Ed McBride;Offsides: Indiana 2, Illinois 5.



Illinois vs Maryland (Oct 04, 2018 at College Park, Md.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 0 1 1Maryland 0 0 0

Illinois8-5 (3-3) vs.Maryland3-7-4 (1-4-1)Date: Oct 04, 2018 • Attendance: 531Weather: 84 and mostly sunny

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -m 10 Hope Breslin 4 1 -f 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday - - -d 18 Morgan Maroney - - -f 20 Makena Silber 5 - -m 23 Arianna Veland 1 - -m 26 Katie Murray 1 - -m 27 Maggie Hillman 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -21 Lexi Carrier - - -

Totals 12 1 0

MarylandPo # Player Sh G Agk 0 Rachel Egyed - - -f 7 Alyssa Poarch 3 - -d 8 Kady Badham - - -m 16 Loren Sefcik - - -m 17 Malikae Dayes - - -d 19 Madison Oracion - - -d 20 Niven Hegeman - - -m 24 Anissa Mose 1 - -f 28 Mikayla Dayes 1 - -d 29 Adalee Broadbent 1 - -f 44 Katie Krotee 1 - -

-- Substitutes --2 Emily McNesby 1 - -5 Hope Lewandoski 1 - -11 Jenna Surdick - - -23 Jarena Harmon - - -25 Mary Johnston 1 - -

Totals 10 0 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves0 Rachel Egyed 90:00 1 2

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 5 7 12Maryland 5 5 10

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 1 4Maryland 2 2 4

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 0 1Maryland 1 1 2


1. 55:52 ILL Hope Breslin (3) Penalty kick

Cautions and ejections:YC-UMD #24 (55:52); YC-ILL #18 (85:21)

Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (8-4-0). Loss-Rachel Egyed (2-5-3).Stadium: Ludwig FieldOfficials: Referee: Sergio Gonzalez; Asst. Referee: Rebekah Friedrich;Adora Whitesell; Scorer: UMD Media Relations;Offsides: Illinois 0, Maryland 2.


2018 IN REVIEW


GAME 17NORTHWESTERN 2, ILLINOIS 1

OCT. 18, 2018 // MARTIN STADIUM // EVANSTON, ILLINOIS

GAME 18ILLINOIS 2, NEBRASKA 1

OCT. 21, 2018 // HIBNER STADIUM // LINCOLN, NEBRASKA

GAME 19ILLINOIS 2, WISCONSIN 2 (2OT) | PKS: ILL, 3-0

OCT. 28, 2018 // MCCLIMON SOCCER COMPLEX // MADISON, WISCONSIN


Illinois vs Nebraska (Oct 21, 2018 at Lincoln, Neb.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 0 2Nebraska 0 1 1

Illinois (11-7-0, 6-5 B1G) vs.Nebraska (8-6-4, 4-3-3 B1G)Date: Oct 21, 2018 • Attendance: 967Weather: 60 degrees, sunny, very windy

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -d 4 Sarah Warren - - -f 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 3 1 1d 18 Morgan Maroney - - 1f 20 Makena Silber 5 1 -mf 23 Arianna Veland - - -mf 26 Katie Murray - - -mf 27 Maggie Hillman - - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --2 Amaya Ellis - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz 1 - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 9 2 2

NebraskaPo # Player Sh G Agk 25 Corder, Aubrei - - -f 6 Carter, Faith 2 1 -mf 7 Uveges, Savanah 1 - -mf 9 Pujado, Theresa - - -mf 10 Coons, Kenzie - - -d 17 Buelt, Caroline - - -mf 19 Cooke, Natalie - - -d 22 Brown, Olivia - - -d 27 Brown, Grace 1 - -mf 28 Ochoa, Brenna 1 - 1f 32 Brandt, Meg 1 - -

-- Substitutes --12 Thrush, Sarah - - -15 Zugay, Ashley - - -20 Young, Hannah 1 - -21 Watkins, Niejia - - -26 Huber, Elyse - - -

Totals 7 1 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves25 Corder, Aubrei 90:00 2 1TM TEAM 0:00 0 1

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 7 2 9Nebraska 5 2 7

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 1 3Nebraska 4 2 6

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 0 2Nebraska 2 0 2


1. 2:50 ILL Makena Silber (4) Kelly Maday Pass in the middle of the box, shot in the2. 23:13 ILL Kelly Maday (4) Morgan Maroney Goal scored after steal and pass in the bo3. 63:31 NEB Carter, Faith (9) Ochoa, Brenna Header from free kick


Win-Jaelyn Cunningham (11-7-0). Loss-Corder, Aubrei (8-6-4).Stadium: Hibner StadiumOfficials: Referee: Shane Butler; Asst. Referee: Elijah Dacy; Matthew Seem;Alt. Official: Brent Wilson; Timekeeper: Juan Rico; Scorer: Tyler Wells;Offsides: Illinois 5, Nebraska 1.



#5 Illinois vs #4 WISCONSIN (Oct 28, 2018 at Madison, wis.)

Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 1 1 0 0 2WISCONSIN 1 1 0 0 2

Illinois (11-7-1) vs.WISCONSIN (12-3-4)Date: Oct 28, 2018 • Attendance: 259Weather: Cold

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -

3 Alicia Barker - - -10 Hope Breslin 2 1 -11 Patricia George - - -15 Kelly Maday - - -18 Morgan Maroney 2 - -20 Makena Silber 3 - -23 Arianna Veland 1 - -26 Katie Murray 4 1 127 Maggie Hillman 2 - -33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --5 Madi Wolfbauer - - -6 Katie Le - - -8 Caroline Ratz 1 - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -22 Katelynn Buescher 1 - -

Totals 16 2 1

WISCONSINPo # Player Sh G Agk 24 Jordyn Bloomer - - -

5 Payton Wesley - - -6 Grace Douglas 1 - -9 Lauren Rice 4 - -11 Victoria Pickett 2 - -14 Maia Cella - - -15 Dani Rhodes 8 1 -16 Alexis Tye 1 - -25 Cameron Murtha 4 1 -30 Camryn Biegalski - - -32 Claire Shea - - 1

-- Substitutes --13 Natalie Viggiano - - -

Totals 20 2 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves24 Jordyn Bloomer 110:00 2 4

Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 10 4 2 0 16WISCONSIN 7 10 0 3 20

Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 3 1 0 0 4WISCONSIN 0 6 0 0 6

Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 TotalIllinois 1 0 0 1 2WISCONSIN 2 1 1 0 4


1. 29:21 ILL Katie Murray (8) Penalty kick2. 34:17 WIS Dani Rhodes (5) Penalty kick3. 49:03 WIS Cameron Murtha (4) Claire Shea header off corner kick4. 64:27 ILL Hope Breslin (5) Katie Murray volley over keeper from restart


Illinois-Jaelyn Cunningham (11-7-1). WISCONSIN-Jordyn Bloomer (12-3-4).Stadium: McClimonOfficials: Referee: Micahael Allie; Asst. Referee: Landon Albert; Jordan Pramuk;Alt. Official: Danielle Kaminski; Timekeeper: Colin Jamison; Scorer: Chris Martinelli;Offsides: Illinois 3, WISCONSIN 2.


GAME 20PENN STATE 1, ILLINOIS 0

NOV. 2, 2018 // GRAND PARK // WESTFIELD, INDIANASoccer Box Score (Final)

The Automated ScoreBookIllinois vs #15 Penn State (Nov 02, 2018 at Westfield, Ind.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 0 0 0Penn State 0 1 1

Illinois (11-8-1) vs.Penn State (15-5)Date: Nov 02, 2018 • Attendance: 168Weather: 40s, overcast

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker - - -mf 10 Hope Breslin - - -d 11 Patricia George - - -f 15 Kelly Maday 2 - -mf 18 Morgan Maroney - - -f 20 Makena Silber 1 - -mf 23 Arianna Veland 1 - -mf 26 Katie Murray 4 - -mf 27 Maggie Hillman - - -d 33 Ashley Cathro 1 - -

-- Substitutes --6 Katie Le - - -7 Peyton Willie 1 - -8 Caroline Ratz - - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 10 0 0

Penn StatePo # Player Sh G Agk 00 Amanda Dennis - - -d 3 Kaleigh Riehl - - -d 5 Maddie Nolf 2 - -mf 10 Emily Ogle 2 - -mf 12 Charlotte Williams 4 - -d 14 Ellie Jean - - -d 17 Alina Ortega-Jurado 1 - -mf 18 Shea Moyer 3 - -f 19 Frankie Tagliaferri 4 - -mf 24 Kim Dubs - - -mf 27 Marissa Sheva 2 - -

-- Substitutes --8 Kristin Schnurr - - -22 Kelli Beiler - - -23 Casey Ballow - - -33 Laura Suero - - -TM TEAM - 1 -

Totals 18 1 0


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves00 Amanda Dennis 90:00 0 4

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 5 5 10Penn State 10 8 18

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 1 1 2Penn State 5 2 7

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 3 4 7Penn State 1 3 4


1. 66:28 PSU OWN GOAL (unassisted) own goal

Cautions and ejections:YC-PSU #17 (86:50); YC-ILL #10 (88:36); YC-PSU #27 (88:36)

Win-Amanda Dennis (15-5). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (11-8-1).Stadium: Grand ParkOfficials: Referee: Marc Lawrence; Asst. Referee: Jordan Pramuk; Kyle Hannon;Alt. Official: Rachel Smith; Scorer: IU Media Relations;Offsides: Illinois 1, Penn State 0.



Illinois vs Northwestern (Oct 18, 2018 at Evanston, Ill.)

Goals by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 0 1 1Northwestern 1 1 2

Illinois (10-7, 5-5) vs.Northwestern (10-4-3, 4-4-2)Date: Oct 18, 2018 • Attendance: 453Weather: high 60s, clear, noticeable breeze

IllinoisPo # Player Sh G Agk 30 Jaelyn Cunningham - - -d 3 Alicia Barker 1 - -m 10 Hope Breslin 1 - -d 11 Patricia George 1 - -f 15 Kelly Maday - - -m 18 Morgan Maroney 1 - 1f 20 Makena Silber - - -m 23 Arianna Veland 2 - -m 26 Katie Murray 2 1 -m 27 Maggie Hillman 1 - -d 33 Ashley Cathro - - -

-- Substitutes --4 Sarah Warren - - -7 Peyton Willie - - -8 Caroline Ratz 4 - -9 Lauren Ciesla - - -16 Ashleigh Lefevre - - -22 Katelynn Buescher - - -

Totals 13 1 1

NorthwesternPo # Player Sh G Agk 1 Mackenzie Wood - - -m 7 Michele Chernesky - - -f 9 K. Stahlschmidt - - -m 14 Marisa Viggiano 4 1 1d 18 Kaylee Titus 1 - -d 20 Nikia Smith - - -f 22 Brenna Lovera 5 1 -d 23 Hannah Davison - - -d 27 Kayla Sharples - - -m 53 Aspyn Repp - - -d 99 Julietta Thron 1 - -

-- Substitutes --3 Simmrin Dhaliwal - - -6 Haley Lawson 1 - -15 Jenny Haskel - - -19 Nia Harris - - -

Totals 12 2 1


# Goalkeepers Min GA Saves1 Mackenzie Wood 90:00 1 3

Shots by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 4 9 13Northwestern 4 8 12

Corner kicks 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 3 5Northwestern 4 1 5

Saves by period 1 2 TotalIllinois 2 2 4Northwestern 2 1 3


1. 11:25 NU Brenna Lovera (8) Marisa Viggiano Curler from right side from 222. 60:12 NU Marisa Viggiano (1) (unassisted) foul kick just outside box3. 75:51 ILL Katie Murray (7) Morgan Maroney header off corner

Cautions and ejections:RC-ILL #10 (60:09); YC-NU #22 (75:51)

Win-Mackenzie Wood (10-4-3). Loss-Jaelyn Cunningham (10-7).Stadium: Martin StadiumOfficials: Referee: Cesar Ibarra; Asst. Referee: Kerilyn O'Donnell; Adam Behrens;Alt. Official: Tim Csuri; Timekeeper: Mike Bender; Scorer: Amit Mallik;Offsides: Illinois 0, Northwestern 0.


THE RECORD BOOK


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (OVERALL)GOALSHalf3 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis 8/30/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue 9/21/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/10 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/972 Jannelle Flaws at Minnesota 10/28/15 Kara Marbury vs� Nebraska 10/18/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Oakland 8/21/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� TCU 8/28/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Arizona State 8/29/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Portland 11/22/13 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Jannelle Flaws vs� Nebraska 9/29/13 Megan Pawloski vs� FIU 9/15/13 Jannelle Flaws at Arizona State 9/6/13 Jannelle Flaws vs� Illinois State 9/1/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Michigan State 10/4/13 Shayla Mutz vs� Nebraska 10/21/13 Megan Pawloski vs� Oregon 9/11/11 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Colorado 9/4/11 Niki Read vs� Ball State 8/26/11 Jordan Hilbrands vs� UC Santa-Barbara 9/6/09 Courtney Bell vs� Iowa 10/7/07 Courtney Bell vs� Minnesota 10/6/06 Ella Masar vs� Penn State 10/1/06 Jessica Bayne vs� Wisconsin 9/25/05 Jessica Bayne vs� Evansville 9/5/04 Tara Hurless vs� Northwestern 10/24/03 Tiffani Walker vs� Iowa 9/26/03 Tara Hurless vs� Butler 9/6/02 Tara Hurless vs� Cincinnati 9/8/02 Tara Hurless vs� Eastern Illinois 11/1/02 Tiffani Walker vs� Minnesota 10/6/02 Tiffani Walker vs� Eastern Illinois 11/1/02 Andrea Ridgeway vs� Penn State 11/7/02 Tara Hurless vs� Iowa 11/8/01 Emily Brown vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Colleen Joyce vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Lisa Baldwin vs� Eastern Illinois 8/29/99 Emily Brown vs� Missouri 9/12/99 Emily Brown vs� Ohio State 10/8/99 Lindsay Johnson vs� Illinois State 10/24/99 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Lindsay Johnson vs� Michigan State 10/9/98 Lisa Baldwin vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Emily Brown vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Sarah Aberle vs� Northwestern 10/12/97 Kristen Bergschneider vs� W� Illinois 10/24/97Game4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/103 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis 8/30/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue 9/21/14 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Jannelle Flaws vs� Illinois State 9/1/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Michigan State 10/4/13 Niki Read vs� Ball State 8/26/11 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Tara Hurless vs� Iowa 11/8/01 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 Emily Brown vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/97

Season23 Jannelle Flaws 201318 Emily Brown 199917 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Vanessa DiBernardo 201115 Emily Brown 200014 Lisa Baldwin 199813 Tara Hurless 2003 Emily Brown 199812 Ella Masar 2007 Tara Hurless 2004 Tara Hurless 200211 Jannelle Flaws 2015 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Colleen Joyce 2001Career54 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 47 Tara Hurless 2001-0446 Emily Brown 1998-0043 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 30 Jessica Bayne 2003-0627 Ella Masar 2004-0723 Lisa Baldwin 1998-0021 Colleen Joyce 2000-0120 Tiffani Walker 2000-0318 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Lindsay Johnson 1998-00

ASSISTSHalf3 Tara Hurless vs� Penn State 11/7/02 Rachel Smith vs� Western Illinois 10/24/972 Katie Murray vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Peyton Willie vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Nicole Breece vs� UAB 9/7/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� FIU 9/15/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Coll� of Charleston 8/30/13 Megan Pawloski vs� Iowa 9/16/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Iowa 9/18/11 Danielle Kot vs� Michigan State 10/3/08 Courtney Bell vs� Cal State Northridge 9/9/07 Jessica Bayne vs� Utah 9/17/06 Jessica Bayne vs� Western Illinois 9/4/05 Tara Hurless vs� Purdue 11/7/03 Eva Strickland vs� Minnesota 10/5/03 Andrea Ridgeway vs� Ohio 8/29/03 Paula Faherty vs� Minnesota 10/6/02 Hollie Schurr vs� Iowa 10/26/01 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs� Iowa 9/16/98 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Sarah Aberle vs� Aurora 10/14/97 Julie Schueller vs� Aurora 10/14/97Game3 Peyton Willie vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Nicole Breece vs� UAB 9/7/14 Eva Strickland vs� Minnesota 10/5/03 Tara Hurless vs� Penn State 11/7/02 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Rachel Smith vs� Western Illinois 10/24/97Season10 Kelly Buszkiewicz 19989 Ella Masar 2006 Tara Hurless 2004 Sarah Aberle 19988 Lisa Baldwin 20007 Nicole Breece 2014 Vanessa DiBernardo 2013 Niki Read 2011 Chichi Nweke 2007

Hollie Schurr 2001 Laura Freeman 1999 Emily Brown 1998 Rachel Smith 1997Career22 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-1321 Tara Hurless 2001-0420 Ella Masar 2004-0719 Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997-9918 Eva Strickland 2003-06 Lindsay Johnson 1998-0117 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Hollie Schurr 1999-02 Emily Brown 1998-0016 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 Niki Read 2009-12 Christen Karniski 2002-05 Lisa Baldwin 1998-00

POINTSHalf6 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis 8/30/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue 9/21/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/10 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/975 Niki Read at Ball State 8/26/11 Jessica Bayne vs� Evansville 9/5/04 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00Game8 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/1/107 Niki Read at Ball State 8/26/11 Sarah Aberle at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/986 Katie Murray vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 Jannelle Flaws vs� Purdue 9/21/1 Jannelle Flaws at Northwestern 10/17/13 Jannelle Flaws vs� Illinois State 9/1/13 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Michigan State 10/4/12 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Andrea Ridgeway vs� Ohio 8/29/03 Tara Hurless vs� Iowa 11/8/01 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/97Season48 Jannelle Flaws (23 goals, 2 assists) 201340 Emily Brown (18 goals, 4 assists) 199939 Vanessa DiBernardo (17 goals, 5 assists) 201137 Jannelle Flaws (17 goals, 3 assists) 201435 Emily Brown (15 goals, 5 assists) 200033 Tara Hurless (12 goals, 9 assists) 2004 Emily Brown (13 goals, 7 assists) 1998 Lisa Baldwin (14 goals, 5 assists) 199830 Tara Hurless (13 goals, 4 assists) 200329 Tara Hurless (12 goals, 5 assists) 200228 Jannelle Flaws (11 goals, 6 assists) 201527 Vanessa DiBernardo (11 goals, 5 assists) 2010 Ella Masar (12 goals, 3 assists) 2007 Ella Masar (9 goals, 9 assists) 2006Career122 Jannelle Flaws (54 goals, 14 assists) 2010-15115 Tara Hurless (47 goals, 21 assists) 2001-04108 Vanessa DiBernardo (43 goals, 22 assists) 2010-13 Emily Brown (46 goals, 16 assists) 1998-0074 Ella Masar (27 goals, 20 assists) 2004-0772 Jessica Bayne (30 goals, 12 assists) 2003-0660 Lisa Baldwin (23 goals, 14 assists) 1998-00

THE RECORD BOOK


INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (OVERALL)54 Lindsay Johnson (18 goals, 18 assists) 199853 Chichi Nweke (18 goals, 17 assists) 2006-0950 Colleen Joyce (21 goals, 8 assists) 2000-01

SHOTSGame14 Jannelle Flaws vs� Portland 11/22/1311 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Iowa 9/16/1210 Jannelle Flaws vs� Michigan 10/26/14 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Toledo 8/21/11 Tiffani Walker at Illinois State 10/27/02 Emily Brown vs� Michigan State 9/24/00 Sarah Aberle at Quincy 9/10/97 Kelly Buszkiewicz vs� Eastern Illinois 9/17/979 Jannelle Flaws vs� Northern Kentucky 9/11/15 Jannelle Flaws vs� Michigan State 10/24/14 Jannelle Flaws vs� Illinois State 9/1/13 Marissa Mykines vs� Michigan State 11/4/11 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� USC 9/2/11 Eva Strickland at Michigan 11/4/05 Jessica Bayne at Purdue 10/23/05 Emily Brown vs� Eastern Illinois 8/29/99 Emily Brown vs� Missouri 9/12/99 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98Season126 Jannelle Flaws (23 goals) 2013106 Emily Brown (18 goals) 1999107 Jannelle Flaws (17 goals) 2014102 Vanessa DiBernardo (17 goals) 2011100 Tara Hurless (12 goals) 200489 Vanessa DiBernardo (8 goals) 201288 Jannelle Flaws (11 goals) 201586 Tara Hurless (10 goals) 200181 Emily Brown (15 goals) 200078 Lisa Baldwin (14 goals) 199877 Vanessa DiBernardo (11 goals) 201076 Tara Hurless (13 goals) 2003 Emily Brown (13 goals) 1998Career349 Jannelle Flaws (54 goals) 2010-15 325 Tara Hurless (47 goals) 2001-04 Vanessa DiBernardo (43 goals) 2010-13263 Emily Brown (46 goals) 1998-00223 Jessica Bayne (30 goals) 2003-06204 Ella Masar (27 goals) 2004-07201 Niki Read (14 goals) 2009-12196 Marissa Mykines (14 goals) 2008-11178 Tiffani Walker (20 goals) 2000-03171 Lisa Baldwin (23 goals) 1998-00

GAME-WINNING GOALSSeason8 Vanessa DiBernardo 20117 Ella Masar 2007 Tara Hurless 20045 Jannelle Flaws 2015 Jannelle Flaws 2013 Ella Masar 2006 Emily Brown 19994 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Chichi Nweke 2008 Eva Strickland 2006 Tara Hurless 2003 Tara Hurless 2001 Emily Brown 2000 Lisa Baldwin 1999

Career16 Tara Hurless 2001-0414 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-1313 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 Ella Masar 2004-0712 Emily Brown 1998-0011 Jessica Bayne 2003-068 Tiffani Walker 2000-037 Chichi Nweke 2006-096 Marissa Mykines 2008-11 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 Tara Schuling 1999-02 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Lisa Baldwin 1998-99

GAMES PLAYED91 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 Paula Faherty 2002-0690 Ella Masar 2004-07 Eva Strickland 2003-0689 Megan Pawloski 2010-13 Christen Karniski 2002-0588 Kelly Campbell 2002-05 Tara Hurless 2001-0487 Mary Therese McDonnell 2004-07 Natasha Karniski 2002-05 Meghan Kolze 1999-03

GAMES STARTED89 Christen Karniski 2002-0587 Kelly Campbell 2002-0586 Tara Hurless 2001-0484 Emily Zurrer 2005-0883 Leisha Alcia 2001-0482 Hollie Schurr 1999-0281 Mary Therese McDonnell 2004-07 Paula Faherty 2002-06 Rebecca Johnson 1998-02 Heidi Holtzman 1998-01 Lindsay Johnson 1998-01

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A GOAL5 Emily Brown 9/12-9/26, 19994 Jannelle Flaws 9/14-9/26, 2014 Jannelle Flaws 8/25-9/6, 2013 Tara Hurless 10/27-11/12, 2004 Tara Hurless 10/17-10/26, 2003

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH AN ASSIST6 Eva Strickland 9/16-10/7, 20053 Hope D’Addario 8/19-8/26, 2016 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/21-10/31, 2012 Ella Masar 9/17-9/24, 2006 Sarah Aberle 9/11-18, 1998 Colleen Joyce 10/29-11/3, 2000

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A POINT8 Ella Masar 10/20-11/12, 2006 Eva Strickland 9/9-10/7, 2005 Emily Brown 9/8-10/8, 20007 Vanessa DiBernardo 9/30-10/23, 20116 Jannelle Flaws 8/21-9/6, 2015 Vanessa DiBernardo 8/25-9/15, 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 8/19-9/4, 2011 Colleen Joyce 10/15-11/3, 20005 Jannelle Flaws 9/14-9/28, 2014 Jannelle Flaws 9/13-9/29, 20134 Jannelle Flaws 8/25-9/6, 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 10/18-10/31, 2012

Ella Masar 9/17-10/1, 2006 Chichi Nweke 9/17-10/1, 2006 Jessica Bayne 10/23-11/4, 2005 Tara Hurless 10/27-11/12, 2004 Tara Hurless 10/17-10/26, 2003 Tara Hurless 10/14-26, 2001 Emily Brown 9/20-29, 1998 Sarah Aberle 9/11-20, 1998

SAVESGame19 Amy Bessette vs� Northwestern 10/12/9714 Amy Bessette vs� Penn State 9/20/9813 Erica Loechl vs� Michigan State 10/19/97 Sarah Anderson vs� Penn State 11/3/0011 Claire Wheatley at Washington State 11/16/13Season111 Steph Panozzo 2012 Leisha Alcia 2004106 Jaelyn Cunningham 2017101 Claire Wheatley 201397 Leisha Alcia 200288 Amy Bessette 199785 Lindsey Carstens 2006 Leisha Alcia 200176 Alexandra Kapicka 200875 Steph Panozzo 2011 Leisha Alcia 2003 Amy Bessette 1998Career368 Leisha Alcia 2001-04292 Claire Wheatley 2013-2016220 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10211 Amy Bessette 1997-99200 Lindsey Carstens 2004-07194 Steph Panozzo 2009-12180 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-present70 Sarah Heggen 1998-0067 Sarah Anderson 2000-01

SHUTOUTSSeason12�0 Leisha Alcia 200311�0 Lindsey Carstens 2007 Lindsey Carstens 20069�0 Alexandra Kapicka 20088�0 Steph Panozzo 2011 Leisha Alcia 20046�2 Claire Wheatley 20146.1 Jaelyn Cunningham 20186�0 Alexandra Kapicka 2010 Lindsey Carstens 20055�0 Sarah Anderson 20004�0 Claire Wheatley 2015 Sarah Heggen 1999 Erica Loechl 1997Career28�0 Lindsey Carstens 2004-0724�0 Leisha Alcia 2001-0418�0 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-1014�4 Claire Wheatley 2013-201612�0 Steph Panozzo 2009-20128.1 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-Present8�0 Sarah Heggen 1998-007�0 Sarah Anderson 2000-015�5 Amy Bessette 1997-994�0 Erica Loechl 1997

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (OVERALL)Consecutive6 Leisha Alcia 10/24-11/9, 20035 Steph Panozzo 10/2-10/20, 2011 Lindsey Carstens 10/5-10/19, 2007 Lindsey Carstens 10/22-11/3, 2006 Leisha Alcia 9/12-26, 20034 Alexandra Kapicka 9/5/10-9/19/10, 2010 Alexandra Kapicka 10/26-11/14, 20083 Claire Wheatley 9/6-9/14, 2015 Claire Wheatley 9/14-9/21, 2014 Lindsey Carstens 8/28-9/4, 2005 Leisha Alcia 9/3-10, 2004 Erica Loechl 9/5-13, 1997

Consecutive Shutout Minutes631:07 Leisha Alcia 10/24-11/9, 2003

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGESeason (Min. 800 minutes)0�54 Leisha Alcia 20030�80 Alexandra Kapicka 20080�83 Leisha Alcia 20040�88 Lindsey Carstens 20060�89 Alexandra Kapicka 20100�94 Claire Wheatley 20160�95 Lindsey Carstens 20070�98 Steph Panozzo 2011 Sarah Anderson 20000�99 Lindsey Carstens 20051�00 Claire Wheatley 2014 Amy Bessette 19991.02 Jaelyn Cunnigham 20181�11 Amy Bessette 1998

Career (Min. 1,600 minutes)0�94 Lindsey Carstens (57 GA, 5486:18 min�) 2004-071�05 Leisha Alcia (90 GA, 7699:37 min�) 2001-041�07 Alexandra Kapicka (67 GA, 5609:37 min�) 2006-101�25 Steph Panozzo (64 GA, 4615:56 min�) 2009-121�37 Sarah Heggen (25 GA, 1647:06 min�) 1998-001�40 Claire Wheatley (93 GA, 5610:42 min) 2013-16 Jaelyn Cunningham (56 GA, 3589:02 min) 2016-Present1�52 Amy Bessette (56 GA, 3303:37 min�) 1997-99

SAVE PERCENTAGESeason (Min. 45 saves)�862 Leisha Alcia (12 GA, 75 SV) 2003�847 Leisha Alcia (20 GA, 111 SV) 2004�838 Sarah Anderson (12 GA, 62 SV) 2000�819 Alexandra Kapicka (15 GA, 68 SV) 2010�810 Lindsey Carstens (20 GA, 85 SV) 2006�800 Alexandra Kapicka (19 GA, 76 SV) 2008�800 Amy Bessette (12 GA, 48 SV) 1999�793 Amy Bessette (23 GA, 88 SV) 1997�784 Claire Wheatley (24 GA, 87 SV) 2015�781 Amy Bessette (21 GA, 75 SV) 1998�776 Claire Wheatley (19 GA, 66 SV) 2014.722 Jaelyn Cunningham (21 GA, 71 SV) 2018�766 Leisha Alcia (26 GA, 85 SV) 2001

Career (Min. 150 saves)�803 Leisha Alcia (90 GA, 368 SV) 2001-04�790 Amy Bessette (56 GA, 211 SV) 1997-99�778 Lindsey Carstens (57 GA, 200 SV) 2004-07�767 Alexandra Kapicka (67 GA, 220 SV) 2006-10.763 Jaelyn Cunningham (56 GA, 180 SV) 2016-Present

FRESHMEN RECORDSGoals - Game4 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/103 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/98 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/98 Emily Brown vs� Washington U� 10/28/98 Tara Hurless vs� Iowa 11/08/01 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/97

Goals - Season14 Lisa Baldwin 199813 Emily Brown 199811 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Tara Hurless 20018 Chichi Nweke 20067 Jessica Bayne 2003 Rachel Smith 1997

Assists - Game3 Rachel Smith vs� Western Illinois 10/24/97 Eva Strickland at Minnesota 10/05/03 Peyton Willie vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/182 Jackie Santacaterina vs� Utah 9/17/06 Paula Faherty vs� Minnesota 10/06/02 Heather Nadeau vs� Michigan 11/05/99 Julie Schueller vs� Aurora 10/14/97 Jennifer Smith vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00 Eva Strickland vs� Northwestern 10/24/03

Assists - Season7 Emily Brown 1998 Laura Freeman 1999 Rachel Smith 19976 Julie Schueller 19975 Casey Conine 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Ella Masar 2004 Eva Strickland 2003 Paula Faherty 2002 Lisa Baldwin 1998

Points - Game8 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/107 Emily Brown at Louisville 9/13/1998 Emily Brown vs� Washington 10/28/19986 Chichi Nweke vs� Utah 9/17/06 Lisa Baldwin at Ohio State 9/18/1998 Tara Hurless vs� Iowa 11/08/2001 Rachel Smith vs� Aurora 10/14/1997

Points - Season33 Lisa Baldwin 1998 Emily Brown 199827 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010 Tara Hurless 200121 Rachel Smith 199720 Chichi Nweke 200616 Jessica Bayne 2003

GOALS (BIG TEN)Season13 Jannelle Flaws 201412 Jannelle Flaws 20138 Vanessa DiBernardo 2012 Emily Brown 20007 Tara Hurless 2003 Jessica Bayne 20056 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2011 Ella Masar 2006 Colleen Joyce 20015 Ella Masar 2007 Jessica Bayne 2006 Jessica Bayne 2004 Tara Hurless 2002 Tara Hurless 2001Career30 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 20 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Tara Hurless 2001-0419 Jessica Bayne 2003-0616 Lisa Baldwin 1998-9913 Ella Masar 2004-0710 Kara Marbury 2014-169 Tiffani Walker 2000-03 Colleen Joyce 2000-018 Emily Brown 1998-007 Katie Murray 2015-186 Laura Knutson 2007-105 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Courtney Bell 2006-09

ASSISTS (BIG TEN)Season6 Hollie Schurr 20015 Tara Hurless 2004 Eva Strickland 20034 Megan Pawloski 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2011 Chichi Nweke 2007 Ella Masar 2006 Eva Strickland 2005 Christen Karniski 20053 Jannelle Flaws 2015 Kassidy Brown 2013 Kristy Weeks 2006 Courtney Bell 2006 Lisa Baldwin 2000 Niki Read 2011 Shayla Mutz 2011Career12 Eva Strickland 2003-06 Hollie Schurr 1999-0210 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Tara Hurless 2001-049 Megan Pawloski 2010-138 Kassidy Brown 2010-137 Nicole Breece 2012-15 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Ella Masar 2004-076 Jannelle Flaws 2011-15 Christen Karniski 2002-05 Shayla Mutz 2009-125 Hope D’Addario 2013-16 Amy Feher 2012-14 Colleen Joyce 2000-01 Niki Read 2009-12

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS (BIG TEN-ONLY)POINTS (BIG TEN)Season27 Jannelle Flaws 201424 Jannelle Flaws 201319 Emily Brown 200018 Vanessa DiBernardo 201216 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 201115 Tara Hurless 200314 Ella Masar 2006 Jessica Bayne 2005 Colleen Joyce 200113 Ella Masar 200712 Jessica Bayne 2006 Emily Brown 199911 Tara Hurless 2004 Tara Hurless 2002 Tara Hurless 2001Career66 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 50 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-1348 Tara Hurless 2001-0441 Jessica Bayne 2003-0636 Emily Brown 1998-00 Lisa Baldwin 1998-9933 Ella Masar 2004-0723 Kara Marbury 2014-16 Colleen Joyce 2000-0121 Tiffani Walker 2000-0320 Eva Strickland 2003-06

SHOTS (BIG TEN)Season79 Jannelle Flaws 201469 Vanessa DiBernardo 201260 Jannelle Flaws 201349 Jannelle Flaws 201543 Vanessa DiBernardo 201042 Emily Brown 200040 Jessica Bayne 2005 Tara Hurless 200439 Vanessa DiBernardo 201135 Marissa Mykines 200934 Ella Masar 2007 Tara Hurless 2003Career201 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 157 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13141 Tara Hurless 2001-04119 Emily Brown 1998-00113 Jessica Bayne 2003-06101 Ella Masar 2004-0790 Marissa Mykines 2008-1189 Nicole Breece 2012-1584 Tiffani Walker 2000-0361 Niki Read 2009-1257 Eva Strickland 2003-06

GAME-WINNING GOALS (BIG TEN)Season3 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Ella Masar 2006, 2007 Jessica Bayne 2004 Emily Brown 20002 Hope Breslin 2018 Katie Murray 2018 Kara Marbury 2015 Jannelle Flaws 2014 Jannelle Flaws 2013

Allie Osoba 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, 2012 Niki Read 2010 Marissa Mykines 2011 Jenna Carosio 2011 Jessica Bayne 2006 Jessica Bayne 2005 Jessica Bayne 2003 Colleen Joyce 2000Career9 Jessica Bayne 2003-067 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Ella Masar 2004-07 5 Jannelle Flaws 2010-15 4 Kara Marbury 2014-163 Tara Hurless 2002-04 Emily Brown 1998-2000 Jenna Carosio 2008-11 Marissa Mykines 2008-112 Hope Breslin 2017-Present Kelly Maday 2016-Present Katie Murray 2015-18 Nicole Breece 2012-15 Allie Osoba 2011-13 Niki Read 2010 Chichi Nweke 2006-09 Emily Zurrer 2004-08 Tiffani Walker 2000, 02-03 Colleen Joyce 2000

GAMES PLAYED (BIG TEN)Career46 Jannelle Flaws 2011-1544 Patricia George 2015-18 Claire Wheatley 2013-16 Aliina Weykamp 2012-1543 Morgan Maroney 2015-18 Katie Murray 2015-18 Megan Pawloski 2010-1342 Taylore Peterson 2012-16 Nicole Breece 2012-1541 Allison Stucky 2013-16 Marissa Mykines 2008-1140 Jenna Carosio 2008-11 Danielle Kot 2007-10 Courtney Bell 2006-09 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 Ella Masar 2004-07 Jessica Bayne 2003-06 Paula Faherty 2002-06 Eva Strickland 2003-06

GAMES STARTED (BIG TEN)Career41 Claire Wheatley 2013-2016 40 Danielle Kot 2007-10 Christen Karniski 2002-0539 Taylore Peterson 2012-16 Aliina Weykamp 2012-15 Nicole Breece 2012-15 Emily Zurrer 2005-08 Kelly Campbell 2002-0538 Morgan Maroney 2015-18 Katie Murray 2015-1836 Paula Faherty 2002-0635 Allison Stucky 2013-16 Jannelle Flaws 2011-15 Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-13 Kassidy Brown 2010-13

30 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10 Courtney Bell 2006-09 Jackie Santacaterina 2006-09 Mary Therese McDonnell 2005-07 Meghan Kolze 1999-03

SAVES (BIG TEN)Season65 Amy Bessette 199763 Jaelyn Cunningham 201756 Claire Wheatley 2015 Steph Panozzo 201255 Leshia Alcia 200454 Claire Wheatley 2013 Amy Bessette 199851 Claire Wheatley 2013Career197 Leisha Alcia 2001-04192 Claire Wheatley 2013-16 142 Amy Bessette 1997-99105 Jaelyn Cunningham 2016-Present Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10

SHUTOUTS (BIG TEN)Season7�0 Lindsey Carstens 20076�0 Lindsey Carstens 20065�0 Leisha Alcia 2003Career15�0 Lindsey Carstens 2004-0711�0 Leisha Alcia 2001-049�1 Claire Wheatley 2013-167�0 Alexandra Kapicka 2006-10

GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE (BIG TEN)Season (Min. 400 minutes)0�57 Leisha Alcia 20030�58 Lindsey Carstens 20060�70 Alexandra Kapicka 2008

Career (Min. 2,000 minutes)0�93 Lindsey Carstens (27 GA, 2622:58 min�) 2004-071�11 Alexandra Kapicka (34 GA, 2752:30 min�) 2006-101�19 Leisha Alcia (48 GA, 3615:15 min�) 2001-04

SAVE PERCENTAGE (BIG TEN)Season (Min. 40 saves)�888 Leisha Alcia (6 GA, 47 SV) 2003�846 Leisha Alcia (10 GA, 55 SV) 2004�818 Lindsey Carstens (6 GA, 27 SV) 2007

Career (Min. 70 saves)�804 Leisha Alcia (48 GA, 197 SV) 2001-04�777 Claire Wheatley (49 GA, 161 SV) 2013-16�766 Jaelyn Cunnningham (32 GA, 105 SV) 2016-Present�767 Lindsey Carstens (27 GA, 89 SV) 2004-07�767 Amy Bessette (43 GA, 142 SV) 1997-99

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TEAM RECORDSGOALSMost, Half7 vs� Western Illinois 10/24/97 vs� Aurora 10/14/975 vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 vs� Western Illinois 10/27/00 at Louisville 9/13/98 vs� Quincy 9/6/98Most, Game10 vs� Aurora 10/14/979 at Louisville 9/13/988 vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00 vs� Western Illinois 10/27/00 vs� Western Illinois 10/24/97Most, Big Ten Game6 vs� Iowa 10/7/075 vs� Michigan State 10/30/09 vs� Northwestern 11/4/04 vs� Indiana 10/15/00 at Ohio State 9/18/98 vs� Iowa 10/16/98Most, Season57 200056 199854 201353 201147 1999Most by Opponent, Half7 vs� North Carolina 11/16/126 at Michigan 10/17/975 vs� Eastern Illinois 9/17/974 at Ohio State 9/14/17 at Penn State 10/25/09 at Michigan 9/22/02 at Iowa 10/20/00 vs� Penn State 10/10/99Most by Opponent, Game9 vs� North Carolina 11/16/12 at Michigan 10/17/977 at Ohio State 9/14/17 vs� Eastern Illinois 9/17/976 at Penn State 10/25/095 vs� Indiana 11/6/13 at Penn State 10/20/13 at Missouri 8/27/06 at Minnesota 10/6/02 at Iowa 10/20/98Most by Opponent, Big Ten Game9 at Michigan 10/17/977 at Ohio State 9/14/175 vs� Indiana 11/6/13 at Penn State 10/20/13 at Penn State 10/25/09 at Iowa 10/20/98Most by Opponent, Season50 201341 199739 201235 201734 2002Fewest by Opponent, Season12 200316 201019 200821 201821 201421 200721 2004

ASSISTSMost, Game9 vs� Washington U� 10/28/988 vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/186 vs� College of Charleston 8/30/13 vs� Michigan State 10/30/09 vs� Ohio 8/31/03 vs� Aurora 10/14/97 vs� Western Illinois 10/24/97 vs� Iowa 10/16/98 at Louisville 9/13/98 vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/00Most, Season49 199845 201344 200039 200639 1999Most by Opponent, Game11 vs� North Carolina 11/16/1210 at Michigan 10/17/978 at Ohio State 9/14/176 at Penn State 10/25/09 at Michigan 10/20/02Most by Opponent, Season41 201333 200232 199830 2017 2012Fewest by Opponent, Season8 200314 201015 200716 201516 200016 1998

POINTSMost, Game26 vs� Aurora 10/14/9724 vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 at Louisville 9/13/9823 vs� Washington U� 10/28/98Most, Season161 1998158 2000153 2013142 2011Most by Opponent, Game29 vs� North Carolina 11/16/1228 at Michigan 10/17/9722 at Ohio State 9/14/1718 at Penn State 10/25/0917 vs� Eastern Illinois 9/17/97Most by Opponent, Season141 2013108 2012105 1997101 2002100 2017Fewest by Opponent, Season32 200346 201057 200759 2014

SHOTSMost, Game36 at Illinois State 10/27/02 vs� Marquette 9/17/01 vs� Western Illinois 10/27/0035 vs� Northern Illinois 8/26/18 vs� Northern Illinois 9/10/0034 vs� Wright State 8/24/1033 vs� College of Charleston 8/30/13 vs� Eastern Illinois 8/29/99Most, Season463 2000430 2001423 2011Most by Opponent, Game36 vs� Penn State 11/3/0033 at Arizona State 9/6/1329 at Illinois State 9/14/17 at Washington State 11/16/1328 at Maryland 10/19/24 at Missouri 11/16/08Fewest by Opponent, Game0 vs� Evansville 9/12/030 vs� Valparaiso 9/27/98Most by Opponent, Season364 2012359 2013292 2017271 2006262 2004Fewest by Opponent, Season179 2003185 1998197 2007

SAVESMost, Game19 vs� Northwestern 10/12/9716 at Washington U� 9/14/9715 at Minnesota 10/18/98

Most, Season137 1997120 2004113 2012, 2002

Most by Opponent, Game18 vs� Marquette 9/17/0116 at Eastern Illinois 9/23/9815 vs� Western Illinois 10/27/00 at Wisconsin 10/7/01Most by Opponent, Season179 2000165 1998160 2001

All-Time RecordOverall�� 250-176-36 (�629)Home �� 143-54-8 (�717)at Illinois Soccer Stadium �� 133-48-8 (�725)Road�� 72-105-23 (�418)Neutral �� 33-17-5 (�645)Big Ten Regular Season �� 107-97-22 (�522)Nonconference Reg� Season �� 115-53-6 (�678)Big Ten Tournament �� 15-14-5 (�514)NCAA Tournament �� 11-12-3 (�481)Overtime Matches �� 31-25-35 (�533)

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MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSSHUTOUTSMost, Season13 200312 200712 2006Most, Consecutive6 20035 2011 2007 2006 2003Most Consecutive Shutout Minutes631:07 - 2003Most by Opponent, Season10 2017 20087 2009 2002Most Consecutive by Opponent4 2017 20083 2017 2006 1999

MISCELLANEOUSLargest Margin of Victory9 at Louisville (9-0) 9/13/98 vs� Aurora (10-1) 10/14/978 vs� N� Illinois (8-0) 8/26/18 vs� W� Illinois (8-0) 10/24/976 vs� Iowa (6-0) 10/7/07 vs� Ohio (6-0) 8/31/03 at Iowa State (6-0) 8/31/01 vs� Washington U� (7-1) 10/28/98

Most Overtime Games8 19996 2016 2013 2011 2005Fastest Goal to Start a Game0:13 Lindsay Johnson vs� Penn State 11/11/010:16 Allie Osoba vs� Illinois State 9/1/13

Fastest Goal to Start the Second Half45:11 Ella Masar vs� Iowa 10/28/05

Fastest Pair of Goals0:23 Emily Brown & Kelly Rowland at Valparaiso 9/26/99

Fastest Hat trick8:49 Vanessa DiBernardo vs� Purdue 10/1/109:00 Jannelle Flaws vs� Saint Louis 8/30/15

Most Wins, Season17 201116 2006 2004 200314 2000

Most Home Wins, Regular Season9 2000

Most Road Wins, Regular Season6 2001 1999

Most Consecutive Wins8 20117 20046 2003

Longest Unbeaten Streak12 2011

Most Corner Kicks, Game20 vs� Western Illinois 10/24/9716 at Valparaiso 09/26/9915 vs� Syracuse 09/16/01

Most Corner Kicks, Season151 2004133 2000128 1999

Most Corner Kicks by Opponent, Game13 vs� Penn State 11/03/0012 at Maryland 10/19/14 at Missouri 11/16/08 at Purdue 10/21/01

Most Corner Kicks by Opponent, Season118 2017 2013111 2012109 2001

Fewest Corner Kicks by Opponent, Season51 200555 200758 2003

Most Fouls by Opponent, Season320 2004293 2006286 2011

Fewest Fouls, Season139 2010153 2009168 2012

ANNUAL STATISTICAL LEADERSGoals2018 Katie Murray 82017 Kara Marbury 32016 Kara Marbury // Patricia George 32015 Jannelle Flaws 112014 Jannelle Flaws 172013 Jannelle Flaws 232012 Vanessa DiBernardo 82011 Vanessa DiBernardo 172010 Vanessa DiBernardo 112009 Jordan Hilbrands 62008 Chichi Nweke 72007 Ella Masar 122006 Ella Masar 92005 Jessica Bayne 82004 Tara Hurless 122003 Tara Hurless 132002 Tara Hurless 122001 Colleen Joyce 112000 Emily Brown 151999 Emily Brown 181998 Lisa Baldwin 141997 Sarah Aberle 8

Assists2018 Katie Murray 42017 Lauren Ciesla/Patricia George/Alicia Barker 22016 Hope D’Addario 52015 Jannelle Flaws 52014 Nicole Breece 72013 Vanessa DiBernardo 72012 Megan Pawloski 62011 Niki Read 72010 Marissa Mykines // Niki Read 62009 Courtney Bell/Julie Ewing/Marissa Mykines 32008 Laura Knutson 52007 Chichi Nweke 72006 Ella Masar 92005 Eva Strickland 62004 Tara Hurless 42003 Christen Karniski 62002 Tara Hurless // Paula Faherty 52001 Hollie Schurr 72000 Lisa Baldwin 81999 Laura Freeman 71998 Kelly Buszkiewicz 101997 Rachel Smith 7

Points2018 Katie Murray 202017 Kara Marbury 62016 Patricia George 82015 Jannelle Flaws 282014 Jannelle Flaws 372013 Jannelle Flaws 482012 Vanessa DiBernardo 212011 Vanessa DiBernardo 392010 Vanessa DiBernardo 272009 Jordan Hilbrands 132008 Chichi Nweke 182007 Ella Masar 272006 Ella Masar 272005 Jessica Bayne 212004 Tara Hurless 332003 Tara Hurless 302002 Tara Hurless 292001 Colleen Joyce 252000 Emily Brown 351999 Emily Brown 401998 Emily Brown // Lisa Baldwin 331997 Rachel Smith 21

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MISCELLANEOUS RECORDSShots2018 Makena Silber 462017 Kara Marbury 242016 Patricia George 322015 Jannelle Flaws 882014 Jannelle Flaws 1072013 Jannelle Flaws 1262012 Vanessa DiBernardo 892011 Vanessa DiBernardo 1022010 Vanessa DiBernardo 772009 Marissa Mykines 552008 Chichi Nweke 362007 Ella Masar 582006 Ella Masar 652005 Jessica Bayne 632004 Tara Hurless 1002003 Tara Hurless 762002 Tara Hurless 632001 Tara Hurless 862000 Emily Brown 811999 Emily Brown 1061998 Lisa Baldwin 781997 Julie Schueller 61

Game-Winning Goals2018 Veland/Breslin/Maday/Murray 22017 Marbury/Maday/George/Maroney 12016 Summer Schafer 22015 Jannelle Flaws 52014 Jannelle Flaws 32013 Jannelle Flaws 52012 DiBernardo/Breece/Mutz/Peterson 22011 Vanessa DiBernardo 82010 Vanessa DiBernardo 42009 Jordan Hilbrands // Marissa Mykines 22008 Chichi Nweke 42007 Ella Masar 72006 Ella Masar 52005 Jessica Bayne 32004 Tara Hurless 72003 Tara Hurless 42002 Tiffani Walker 32001 Tara Hurless 42000 Emily Brown 41999 Emily Brown 51998 Lisa Baldwin 41997 Rachel Smith 3 Goals Against Average (min. 800 minutes)2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 1.022017 Jaelyn Cunningham 1.812016 Claire Wheatley 0�942015 Claire Wheatley 1�212014 Claire Wheatley 1�002013 Claire Wheatley 2�142012 Steph Panozzo 1�622011 Steph Panozzo 0�982010 Alexandra Kapicka 0�892009 Alexandra Kapicka 1�382008 Alexandra Kapicka 0�802007 Lindsey Carstens 0�952006 Lindsey Carstens 0�882005 Lindsey Carstens 0�992004 Leisha Alcia 0�832003 Leisha Alcia 0�542002 Leisha Alcia 1�762001 Leisha Alcia 1�252000 Sarah Anderson 0�981999 Amy Bessette 1�001998 Amy Bessette 1�321997 Erica Loechl 1�90

Saves2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 712017 Jaelyn Cunningham 1062016 Claire Wheatley 382015 Claire Wheatley 872014 Claire Wheatley 662013 Claire Wheatley 1012012 Steph Panozzo 1112011 Steph Panozzo 752010 Alexandra Kapicka 682009 Alexandra Kapicka 702008 Alexandra Kapicka 762007 Lindsey Carstens 602006 Lindsey Carstens 852005 Lindsey Carstens 552004 Leisha Alcia 1112003 Leisha Alcia 75 2002 Leisha Alcia 972001 Leisha Alcia 852000 Sarah Anderson 621999 Amy Bessette 481998 Amy Bessette 751997 Amy Bessette 88

Shutouts2018 Jaelyn Cunningham 62017 Jaelyn Cunningham 22016 Claire Wheatley // Michelle Denley 32015 Claire Wheatley 42014 Claire Wheatley 62013 Claire Wheatley 22012 Steph Panozzo 42011 Steph Panozzo 82010 Alexandra Kapicka 62009 Alexandra Kapicka 32008 Alexandra Kapicka 92007 Lindsey Carstens 112006 Lindsey Carstens 112005 Lindsey Carstens 62004 Leisha Alcia 82003 Leisha Alcia 122002 Leisha Alcia 12002 Rachel Frank 12001 Leisha Alcia 32000 Sarah Anderson 51999 Sarah Heggen 4 1998 Amy Bessette 3�51997 Erica Loechl 4

THE LAST TIME AN ILLINI...Scored 4 goals in a game DiBernardo vs� Purdue, 10/1/10

Scored 3 goals in a game Flaws vs� Saint Louis, 8/30/15

Earned 3 assists in a game Willie vs� Northern Illinois, 8/26/18

Earned 2 assists in a gameMurray vs, Northern Illinois, 8/26/18Willie vs� Northern Illinois, 8/26/18 (3)

Took 10+ shots in a gameFlaws (10) vs� Michigan, 10/26/14

Made 15+ saves in a game Bessette (19) vs� Northwestern, 10/12/97

Made 10+ saves in a gameCunningham (10) at No� 8 Penn State, 9/17/17

Scored 20+ goals in a season Flaws (23), 2013

Tallied 10+ assists in a seasonBuszkiewicz (10), 1998

Tallied 8+ assists in a season Masar (9), 2006

Tallied 7+ assists in a season Breece (7), 2014

Took 100+ shots in a season Flaws (101), 2014

Made 100+ saves in a season Cunnigham (106), 2017

YEAR-BY-YEAR STATISTICSYEAR GM SHOTS G A PTS GWG SV SO GAA MIN1997 17 235 / 212 41 / 41 25 / 28 107 / 109 7 / 10 137 / 87 4 / 4 2�31 / 2�31 1,6031998 20 391 / 185 56 / 26 49 / 16 161 / 68 12 / 8 94 / 165 6 / 3 1�28 / 2.76 1,8271999 22 359 / 240 47 / 29 39 / 24 133 / 82 12 / 8 95 / 143 7 / 4 1�25 / 2�03 2,0882000 22 463 / 255 57 / 27 44 / 16 158 / 70 14 / 8 101 / 179 10 / 4 1�20 / 2�54 2,0222001 21 430 / 260 40 / 29 33 / 25 113 / 83 12 / 8 93 / 160 7 / 4 1�32 / 1�91 1,9782002 21 351 / 260 36 / 34 32 / 33 104 / 101 9 / 11 113 / 130 3 / 7 1�59 / 1�68 1,9272003 22 362 / 179 38 / 12 34 / 8 110 / 32 16 / 4 76 / 116 13 / 4 0.53 / 1�69 2,0272004 24 407 / 262 43 / 21 33 / 23 119 / 65 16 / 6 120 / 143 10 / 6 0�85 / 1�74 2,2262005 22 396 / 231 34 / 24 28 / 22 96 / 70 12 / 7 76 / 129 9 / 3 1�04 / 1�47 2,0852006 24 341 / 271 42 / 25 39 / 22 123 / 72 16 / 8 91 / 99 12 / 5 1�03 / 1�73 2,1862007 21 332 / 197 40 / 21 32 / 15 112 / 57 12 / 7 63 / 97 12 / 3 0�97 / 1�89 1,9502008 23 291 / 254 24 / 19 23 / 26 71 / 64 12 / 9 83 / 92 9 / 10 0�80 / 1�01 2,1312009 19 281 / 227 28 / 27 21 / 27 77 / 81 7 / 9 75 / 91 3 / 7 1�37 / 1�42 1,7702010 19 336 / 216 32 / 16 30 / 14 94 / 46 13 / 5 77 / 103 9 / 3 0�82 / 1�65 1,7472011 24 423 / 248 53 / 24 36 / 23 142 / 71 17 / 5 75 / 152 9 / 2 0�97 / 2�15 2,2212012 23 365 / 364 31 / 39 23 / 30 85 / 108 10 / 9 113 / 109 4 / 5 1�62 / 1�29 2,1652013 23 400 / 359 54 / 50 45 / 41 153 / 141 11 / 9 106 / 129 3 / 4 2�08 / 2�25 2,1592014 20 297 / 218 32 / 21 26 / 17 90 / 59 10 / 8 77 / 87 8 / 4 1�02 / 1�02 1,8582015 19 280 / 241 31 / 24 25 / 16 85 / 64 10 / 6 87 / 101 4 / 3 1�21 / 1�56 1,7882016 19 228 / 215 16 / 22 13 / 17 45 / 61 6 / 11 69 / 75 6 / 10 1�11 / 1�11 1,7772017 19 159 / 292 13 / 35 12 / 30 36 / 100 4 / 14 107 / 54 2 / 10 1�82 / 0�67 1,7352018 20 235 / 242 34 / 21 26 / 18 94 / 60 11 / 8 71 / 81 6 / 4 1�02 / 1�65 1,859Totals 464 7362 / 5439 822 / 587 668 / 491 2308 / 1664 249 / 178 1999 / 2522 156 / 109 1.22 / 1.72 43,129In “Illinois / Opponent” format // Single-season program bests in bold

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OLYMPIAN2008, 2012 Emily Zurrer, Canada

NATIONAL TEAM MEMBERHope D’Addario, United States (2015)Olivia Schmitt, Philippines (2013)Vanessa DiBernardo, United States (2013)Jackie Guerra, Puerto Rico (2009-present)Mary Therese McDonnell, Ireland (2008-present)Ella Masar, United States (2007-10)Leisha Alcia, Canada (2006)Emily Zurrer, Canada (2004, 2006-present)

ILLINI IN THE PROSNWSLJanelle Flaws, Chicago Red StarsVanessa DiBernardo, Chicago Red StarsJackie Santacaterina, Chicago Red Stars

DAMALLSVENSKAN (SWEDEN)Emily Zurrer, JITEX BKElla Masar, FC Rosengård

ILLINI DRAFTEDJannelle Flaws (2015) - Chicago Red Stars (No� 33)Vanessa DiBernardo (2014) - Chicago Red Stars (No� 4)Jackie Santacaterina (2010) - Chicago Red Stars (No� 60)Ella Masar (2008) - Chicago Red Stars (No� 9)Mary Therese McDonnell (2008) - Sky Blue FC (No� 53)Christen Karniski (2008) - Washington Freedom (No� 64)

ALL-AMERICANS2014 Jannelle Flaws NSCAA (3rd), College Sports Madness (1st), College Soccer News (2nd)

2013 Vanessa DiBernardo Top Drawer Soccer (2nd) Jannelle Flaws Top Drawer Soccer (3rd)

2012 Vanessa DiBernardo NSCAA (3rd); Soccer America (2nd)

2011 Vanessa DiBernardo NSCAA (2nd); Soccer America (2nd)

2008 Emily Zurrer Soccer Buzz (3rd); Top Drawer Soccer (3rd)

2007 Ella Masar Lowe’s Senior (1st); Top Drawer Soccer (2nd) Emily Zurrer Top Drawer Soccer (2nd); Soccer Buzz (4th)

2006 Ella Masar NSCAA (2nd); Top Drawer Soccer (5th) Emily Zurrer Top Drawer Soccer (1st); NSCAA (3rd); Soccer Buzz (3rd)

2005 Christen Karniski NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (2nd); Soccer Times (3rd)

2004 Tara Hurless NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (3rd)

2003 Leisha Alcia NSCAA (1st); Soccer Buzz (1st); CSTV (1st); Soccer Times (HM) Tara Hurless NSCAA (2nd); Soccer Buzz (HM)

2000 Emily Brown Soccer America (3rd); Soccer Buzz (HM)

1999 Emily Brown Soccer Buzz (3rd)

FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICANS2007 Danielle Kot (Top Drawer Soccer, 1st)

2006 Chichi Nweke (Soccer America, 2nd; Top Drawer Soccer, 2nd) Jackie Santacaterina (Top Drawer Soccer, 1st)

2001 Leisha Alcia (Soccer Buzz, 3rd) Tara Hurless (Soccer Buzz, HM)

1998 Heidi Holtzman (Soccer Buzz, 3rd)

NSCAA ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION2014 Jannelle Flaws (1st)

2013 Jannelle Flaws (1st) Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd)

2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st)

2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Marissa Mykines (2nd)

2010 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Jordan Hilbrands (2nd) 2007 Ella Masar (2nd) Emily Zurrer (2nd) Mary Therese McDonnell (3rd)

2006 Ella Masar (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st)

2005 Christen Karniski (1st)

2004 Tara Hurless (1st) Leisha Alcia (2nd) Kelly Campbell (2nd) Christen Karniski (2nd)

2003 Leisha Alcia (1st) Tara Hurless (1st) Meghan Kolze (1st)

2001 Tara Hurless (2nd) Colleen Joyce (2nd)

1999 Emily Brown (3rd)

SOCCER BUZZ ALL-GREAT LAKES REGION2008 Emily Zurrer (1st) Danielle Kot (2nd) Jackie Santacaterina (2nd)

2007 Ella Masar (1st) Mary Therese McDonnell (1st)

Emily Zurrer (1st) Jackie Santacaterina (2nd)2006 Ella Masar (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st) Kristy Weeks (2nd) Mary Therese McDonnell (3rd)2005 Christen Karniski (1st)

2004 Leisha Alcia (1st) Kelly Campbell (1st) Tara Hurless (1st) Christen Karniski (3rd)


2002 Tara Hurless (3rd) Meghan Kolze (3rd)

2001 Colleen Joyce (1st) Tara Hurless (3rd)

2000 Emily Brown (1st) Colleen Joyce (2nd) Heidi Holtzman (3rd)

1999 Emily Brown (1st) Lisa Baldwin (3rd) Heidi Holtzman (3rd)

1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz (2nd)

SOCCER BUZZ REGIONAL ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM2007 Danielle Kot

2006 Chichi Nweke Jackie Santacaterina

2005 Marti Desjarlais Emily Zurrer

2004 Mary Therese McDonnell

2003 Jessica Bayne

2001 Leisha Alcia Tara Hurless Christine Sinak

2000 Sarah Anderson

1998 Lisa Baldwin Heidi Holtzman

BIG TEN MEDAL OF HONOR2013-14 Vanessa DiBernardo2011-12 Jenna Carosio2008-09 Emily Zurrer2007-08 Mary Therese McDonnell2005-06 Christen Karniski

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BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE YEAR2014 Jannelle Flaws (Forward)

2013 Jannelle Flaws (Forward)

2011 Jenna Carosio (Defender) Vanessa DiBernardo (Midfielder)

2006 Ella Masar (Offensive) Emily Zurrer (Co-Defensive)

2005 Christen Karniski (Co-Defensive)

BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2010 Vanessa DiBernardo

2006 Chichi Nweke

ALL-BIG TEN2018 Katie Murray (2nd) Alicia Barker (2nd) Jaelym Cunningham (2nd)

2016 Hope D’Addario (3rd)

2015 Jannelle Flaws (2nd)

2014 Jannelle Flaws (1st)

2013 Jannelle Flaws (1st)


2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Marissa Mykines (2nd)


2008 Emily Zurrer (1st) Danielle Kot (2nd) Jackie Santacaterina (2nd)

2007 Ella Masar (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st) Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) Jackie Santacaterina (2nd)

2006 Ella Masar (1st) Emily Zurrer (1st)


2004 Kelly Campbell (1st) Tara Hurless (1st) Christen Karniski (2nd)


2002 Tara Hurless (2nd) Meghan Kolze (2nd)

2001 Colleen Joyce (1st)

2000 Emily Brown (1st) Colleen Joyce (2nd) Heidi Holtzman (2nd)

1999 Emily Brown (1st)

1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz (1st) Heidi Holtzman (2nd)

BIG TEN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM2018 Makena Silber Ashley Cathro

2012 Abby Elinsky Nicole Breece

2011 Jannelle Flaws Stephanie Pouse

2010 Vanessa DiBernardo Megan Pawloski

2009 Shayla Mutz

2007 Laura Knutson Danielle Kot Cory Steigerwald

2006 Chichi Nweke Jackie Santacaterina

2005 Marti Desjarlais Emily Zurrer

2004 Mary Therese McDonnell

2003 Jessica Bayne

2002 Christen Karniski

BIG TEN ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM2018 Katie Murray

2014 Jannelle Flaws

2012 Vanessa DiBernardo Shayla Mutz

2011 Vanessa DiBernardo Marissa Mykines Steph Panozzo

2008 Alexandra Kapicka

2007 Kara Gostisha

2006 Ella Masar Emily Zurrer

2005 Jessica Bayne

2004 Tara Hurless

2003 Tara Hurless (Offensive MVP) Kelly Campbell (Defensive MVP) Paula Faherty

2002 Andrea Ridgeway

2001 Leisha Alcia Tara Hurless2000 Emily Brown Sue Hodson1999 Emily Brown Sue Hodson

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT MVP2011 Marissa Mykines (Offense) Steph Panozzo (Defense)

2003 Tara Hurless (Offense) Kelly Campbell (Defense)

SOCCER NEWS NET WOMEN’S PLAYER OF THE YEAR2011 Vanessa DiBernardo CHICAGOLAND SOCCER NEWS PLAYER OF THE YEAR2011 Vanessa DiBernardo

UI DIKE EDDLEMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD 2013-14 Jannelle Flaws2003-04 Leisha Alcia

UI FIGHTING ILLINI SPIRIT AWARD 2012-13 Shayla Mutz2007-08 Shannon McDonnell2003-04 Kelly Walker

U.S. SOCCER YOUNG ATHLETE OF THE YEAR FINALIST 2012 Vanessa DiBernardo

MAC HERMANN TROPHY WATCH LIST 2015 Jannelle Flaws2014 Jannelle Flaws2013 Vanessa DiBernardo2012 Vanessa DiBernardo2011 Vanessa DiBernardo

SOCCER NEWS NET COLLEGE BOOT AWARD FINALIST 2014 Jannelle Flaws

SOCCER NEWS NET COLLEGE BOOT AWARD WINNER 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo

COLLEGESOCCER360.COM PRIMETIME PERFORMER OF THE WEEK10/15/13 Jannelle Flaws11/12/13 Steph Panozzo10/29/13 Vanessa DiBernardo11/15/11 Niki Read11/9/11 Marissa Mykines10/18/11 Jenna Carosio9/20/10 Krystin Miller9/2/09 Jordan Hilbrands

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INDIVIDUAL HONORSTOP DRAWER SOCCER TEAM OF THE WEEK11/4/14 Claire Wheatley11/19/13 Claire Wheatley10/15/13 Jannelle Flaws11/7/11 Marissa Mykines10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo9/20/10 Krystin Miller11/3/08 Emily Zurrer10/6/08 Emily Zurrer9/22/08 Chichi Nweke9/8/08 Jackie Santacaterina10/23/06 Emily Zurrer

TOP DRAWER SOCCER ALL-ROOKIE TEAM2010 Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd)

SOCCER AMERICA TEAM OF THE WEEK10/12/12 Vanessa DiBernardo10/10/11 Jenna Carosio10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo10/7/08 Emily Zurrer9/23/08 Alexandra Kapicka9/2/08 Emily Zurrer8/26/08 Jamie Alvis10/31/07 Ella Masar10/25/06 Emily Zurrer10/4/06 Ella Masar9/13/06 Emily Zurrer9/28/05 Emily Zurrer11/12/03 Kelly Campbell11/5/02 Meghan Kolze

CHICAGOLAND SOCCER NEWS PLAYER OF THE WEEK8/24/15 Jannelle Flaws 11/17/13 Claire Wheatley10/20/13 Jannelle Flaws9/1/13 Jannelle Flaws11/12/12 Steph Panozzo10/29/12 Vanessa DiBernardo10/22/12 Shayla Mutz10/8/12 Vanessa DiBernardo10/18/11 Steph Panozzo 10/3/11 Vanessa DiBernardo9/11/11 Megan Pawloski8/29/11 Niki Read 8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo SOCCER BUZZ ELITE TEAM OF THE WEEK11/4/08 Emily Zurrer10/8/08 Emily Zurrer9/23/08 Emily Zurrer10/31/07 Ella Masar10/24/06 Emily Zurrer10/3/06 Ella Masar9/12/06 Emily Zurrer10/21/04 Sarah Brown11/12/03 Kelly Campbell9/17/03 Meghan Kolze11/5/02 Meghan Kolze

NSCAA NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK9/23/14 Jannelle Flaws

ESPNW NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK9/24/14 Jannelle Flaws

TOP DRAWER SOCCER NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK9/1/15 Jannelle Flaws9/23/14 Jannelle Flaws

BIG TEN PLAYER OF THE WEEK8/21/18 Makena SIlber (Fresh�)10/16/18 Jaelyn Cunninngham (GK)8/23/16 Michelle Denley (Def�)10/11/16 Claire Wheatley (Def�)9/1/15 Jannelle Flaws (Off�)9/29/15 Nicole Breece (Off�)9/22/14 Jannelle Flaws (Off�)11/3/14 Claire Wheatley (Def�)9/1/13 Jannelle Flaws (Off�)10/29/12 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off�)10/8/12 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off�)10/24/11 Steph Panozzo (Def�)10/17/11 Steph Panozzo (Def�)10/10/11 Jenna Carosio (Def�)8/22/11 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off�)10/4/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off�/Fresh�)9/20/10 Krystin Miller (Def�)9/13/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Off�/Fresh�)8/30/10 Vanessa DiBernardo (Fresh�)8/23/10 Danielle Kot (Def�)10/6/08 Emily Zurrer (Def�)9/22/08 Alexandra Kapicka (Def�)8/25/08 Jamie Alvis (Def�)10/29/07 Ella Masar (Off�)10/22/07 Ella Masar (Off�)10/8/07 Lindsey Carstens (Def�)9/17/07 Emily Zurrer (Def�)9/3/07 Ella Masar (Off�)10/23/06 Emily Zurrer (Def�)10/2/06 Ella Masar (Off�)9/11/06 Emily Zurrer (Def�)10/27/03 Leisha Alcia (Def�)10/20/03 Leisha Alcia (Def�)9/22/03 Leisha Alcia (Def�)9/15/03 Meghan Kolze (Def�)11/4/02 Tiffani Walker (Off�)9/9/02 Tara Hurless (Off�)10/29/01 Leisha Alcia (Def�)9/24/01 Leisha Alcia (Def�)9/3/01 Colleen Joyce (Off�)10/30/00 Colleen Joyce10/16/00 Laura Freeman9/20/99 Emily Brown8/30/99 Lisa Baldwin11/2/98 Emily Brown

ACADEMIC HONORSNSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICAN 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (3rd)


2011 Jenna Carosoio (2nd)

2008 Marti Desjarlais (2nd)

2007 Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) Kara Gostisha (3rd)


2004 Christen Karniski (3rd)

2003 Meghan Kolze (1st)

UNITED SOCCER COACHES (NSCAA) SCHOLAR ALL-REGION 2018 Alicia Barker Katie Murray

2014 Amy Feher (3rd) Aliina Weykamp (Honorable Mention)

2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Christina Farrell (1st) Megan Pawloski (1st) Allie Osoba (3rd) Aliina Weykamp (Honorable Mention)

2012 Vanessa DiBernardo (1st) Nicole Denenberg (2nd) Shayla Mutz (2nd) Christina Farrell (Honorable Mention)

2011 Jenna Carosio (1st) Julie Ewing (2nd)

2010 Jordan Hilbrands (1st) Julie Ewing (2nd) Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) Laura Knutson (2nd) Danielle Kot (2nd) Krystin Miller (2nd)

2009 Courtney Bell (1st) Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) Danielle Kot (3rd) Cory Steigerwald (3rd) Krystin Miller (Honorable Mention)

2008 Marti Desjarlais (1st) Jamie Alvis (2nd) Alexandra Kapicka (2nd) Courtney Bell (3rd) Jessica Levitt (3rd)

2006 Mary Therese McDonnell (2nd) Paula Faherty (3rd) Kara Gostisha (HM)

2005 Christen Karniski (1st) Natasha Karniski (2nd)

2004 Christen Karniski (1st) Paula Faherty (2nd) Natasha Karniski (2nd) Christine Sinak (2nd)

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2003 Meghan Kolze (1st) Jennifer Smith (2nd) Christine Sinak (3rd)

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd)

COSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 2015 Hope D’Addario (2nd)


2011 Jenna Carosio (3rd) Vanessa DiBernardo (2nd) Megan Pawloski (3rd)

2010 Krystin Miller (1st) Danielle Kot (2nd)

2009 Krystin Miller (2nd)

2008 Marti Desjarlais (2nd)

2005 Christen Karniski (1st) Natasha Karniski (1st)

2004 Christen Karniski (1st) Natasha Karniski (1st)

2003 Christen Karniski (1st) Christine Sinak (2nd) Meghan Kolze (2nd)

2002 Rebecca Johnson (1st) BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLARS2018-19 Elizabeth Cablk, Maggie Hillman, Sami Sample, Sarah Warren

2017-18 Lauren Ciesla, Darci Dietrich, Kara Marbury, Katie Murray, Emily Osoba, Katherine Ratz, Olivia Schmitt, Sarah Warren

2016-17 Alia Abu-Douleh, Lauren Ciesla, Hope D’Addario, Taylore Peterson, Katherine Ratz, Allison Stucky

2015-16 Alia Abu-Douleh, Hope D’Addario, Kara Marbury, Jenna Miller, Taylore Peterson, Sarah Warren, Aliina Weykamp

2014-15 Alia Abu-Douleh, Hope D’Addario, Megan Green

2013-14 Nicole Breece, Vanessa DiBernardo, Christina Farrell, Amy Feher, Kristen Gierman, Allie Osoba, Lauren Parkin, Taylore Peterson

2012-13 Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa DiBernardo, Christina Farrell, Kristen Gierman, Shayla Mutz, Megan Pawloski

2011-12 Jenny Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa DiBernardo, Julie Ewing, Christina Farrell, Shayla Mutz

2010-11 Nicole Denenberg, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, Kristen Gierman, Jordan Hilbrands, Danielle Kot, Shayla Mutz

2009-10 Courtney Bell, Jenna Carosio, Julie Ewing

2008-09 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Alexandra Kapicka Jessica Levitt, Krystin Miller

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN2017 Alicia Barker, Lexi Carrier, Lauren Ciesla, Darci Dietrich, Kelly Maday, Kara Marbury, Morgan Maroney, Katie Murray, Emily Osoba, Caroline Ratz, Katherine Ratz, Olivia Schmitt, Lauren Smitherman, Sarah Warren

2016 Alia Abu-Douleh, Lauren Ciesla, Hope D’Addario, Kara Marbury, Morgan Maroney, Jenna Miller, Katie Murray, Ellie Ordonez, Taylore Peterson, Caroline Ratz Katherine Ratz, Reagan Robishaw, Summer Schafer, Allison Stucky, Claire Wheatley

2015 Alia Abu-Douleh, Nicole Breece, Hope D’Addario, Jannelle Flaws, Kara Marbury, Jenna Miller, Emily Osoba, Taylore Peterson, Katherine Ratz, Summer Schafer, Sarah Warren, Aliina Weykamp, Claire Wheatley

2014 Alia Abu-Douleh, Nicole Breece, Hope D’Addario, Amy Feher, Megan Green, Noelle Leary, Reagan Robishaw, Aliina Weykamp, Claire Wheatley

2013 Nicole Breece, Kassidy Brown, Vanessa DiBernardo, Christina Farrell, Amy Feher, Jannelle Flaws, Kristen Gierman, Megan Green, Noelle Leary, Anastasia Medellin, Allie Osoba, Lauren Parkin, Megan Pawloski, Taylore Peterson, Reagan Robishaw, Aliina Weykamp

2012 Kassidy Brown, Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa DiBernardo, Christina Farrell, Kristen Gierman, Marissa Holden, Shayla Mutz, Allie Osoba, Steph Panozzo, Megan Pawloski, Aliina Weykamp

2011 Kassidy Brown, Jenna Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Vanessa DiBernardo, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, Christina Farrell, Jannelle Flaws, Shayla Mutz, Marissa Mykines, Steph Panozzo, Megan Pawloski

2010 Jenna Carosio, Nicole Denenberg, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, Jordan Hilrbrands, Alexandra Kapicka, Laura Knutson, Danielle Kot, Krystin Miller, Shayla Mutz, Marissa Mykines

2009 Courtney Bell, Jenna Carosio, Caitlin Dombart, Julie Ewing, Brittany Garrett, Jordan Hilbrands, Alexandra Kapicka, Laura Knutson, Danielle Kot, Krystin Miller, Marissa Mykines, Chichi Nweke, Jackie Santacaterina, Cory Steigerwald

2008 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Marti Desjarlais, Alexandra Kapicka, Danielle Kot, Jessica Levitt, Krystin Miller, Cory Steigerwald, Emily Zurer

2007 Jamie Alvis, Courtney Bell, Lindsey Carstens, Marti Desjarlais, Kara Gostisha, Alexandra Kapicka, Jessica Levitt, Ella Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell, Shannon McDonnell

2006 Lindsey Carstens, Marti Desjarlais, Paula Faherty, Kara Gostisha, Jessica Levitt, Ella Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell, Shannon McDonnell, Quinn Reynolds, Emily Zurrer

2005 Lindsey Carstens, Kimberly Coninx, Rachel Frank, Kara Gostisha, Christen Karniski, Natasha Karniski, Ella Masar, Mary Therese McDonnell

2004 Leisha Alcia, Kimberly Coninx, Christine Sinak, Paula Faherty, Rachel Frank, Christen Karniski, Natasha Karniski, Michelle Nadeau, Quinn Reynolds

2003 Paula Faherty, Rachel Frank, Christen Karniski, Natasha Karniski, Meghan Kolze, Christine Sinak, Jennifer Smith, Kelly Walker, Tiffani Walker

2002 Leisha Alcia, Rebecca Johnson, Meghan Kolze, Christine Sinak, Tiffani Walker

2001 Heidi Holtzman, Meghan Kolze, Rebecca (Patrick) Johnson

2000 Sarah Heggen, Annemarie Hennes, Heidi Holtzman, Meghan Kolze, Laura Lantz, Heather Nadeau, Mary Nitsche, Rebecca Patrick, Julie Schueller

1999 Amy Bessette, Kelly Buszkiewicz, Kim Doetzel Sarah Heggen, Annemarie Hennes, Heidi Holtzman, Laura Lantz, Rebecca Patrick, Julie Schueller, Stephanne Steinhoff, Kris Twyning

1998 Sarah Aberle, Kelly Buszkiewicz, Kim Doetzel, Laura Lantz, Kris Twyning

1997 Sarah Aberle, Kim Fogelson, Julie Green, Erica Loechl, Leah Pyter, Leanne Taccona

ILLINI HONORS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER2018 Jaelyn Cunningham2017 Jaelyn Cunningham2016 Taylore Peterson2015 Taylore Peterson2014 Aliina Weykamp2013 Vanessa DiBernardo (Co-MVP) Taylore Peterson (Co-MVP)2012 Shayla Mutz2011 Jenna Carosio 2010 Danielle Kot2009 Danielle Kot (Co-MVP) Jackie Santacaterina (Co-MVP)2008 Emily Zurrer2007 Mary Therese McDonnell2006 Ella Masar2005 Christen Karniski2004 Tara Hurless2003 Meghan Kolze2002 Meghan Kolze2001 Tara Schuling2000 Emily Brown1999 Emily Brown

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INDIVIDUAL HONORS1998 Kelly Buszkiewicz1997 Kelly Buszkiewicz

DEFENSIVE MVP2018 Alicia Barker2017 Alicia Barker2016 Hope D’Addario2015 Hope D’Addario 2014 Hope D’Addario2013 Aliina Weykamp2012 Christina Farrell2011 Jenna Carosio2010 Danielle Kot2009 Danielle Kot2008 Alexandra Kapicka (Co-MVP) Danielle Kot (Co-MVP)2007 Lindsey Carstens2006 Emily Zurrer2005 Christen Karniski2004 Kelly Campbell2003 Leisha Alcia2002 Meghan Kolze2001 Leisha Alcia2000 Meghan Kolze1999 Heidi Holtzman1998 Heidi Holtzman1997 Missy Kann

OFFENSIVE MVP2018 Katie Murray2017 Kara Marbury2016 Kara Marbury2015 Kara Marbury2014 Jannelle Flaws2013 Jannelle Flaws2012 Vanessa DiBernardo 2011 Vanessa DiBernardo (Co-Offensive) Marissa Mykines (Co-Offensive)2010 Vanessa DiBernardo2009 Jordan Hilbrands2008 Chichi Nweke2007 Ella Masar2006 Ella Masar2005 Eva Strickland2004 Tara Hurless2003 Tara Hurless2002 Tara Hurless2001 Tara Hurless2000 Emily Brown1999 Emily Brown1998 Emily Brown1997 Sarah Aberle

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER2018 Maggie Hillman2017 Sabryn Kapp & Jayna Fittipaldo2016 Lauren Ciesla2015 Katie Murray2014 Sarah Warren2013 Noelle Leary2012 Amy Feher2011 Stephanie Pouse2010 Nicole Denenberg (Co-Most Improved) Megan Pawloski (Co-Most Improved)2009 Kristen Gierman2008 Jamie Alvis

2007 Cory Steigerwald2006 Brittany Garrett2005 Kristy Weeks2004 Lindsey Carstens2003 Sarah Brown2002 Rachel Frank2001 Andrea Ridgeway2000 Sarah Anderson1999 Heather Nadeau1998 Molly Brown1997 Sarah Mitchell

C.H.A.M.P. AWARD WINNER2018 Katie Murray & Morgan Maroney2017 Emily Osoba2016 Patricia George2015 Jenna Miller2014 Alia Abu-Douleh2013 Noelle Leary2012 Stephanie Panozzo

GEORGE HUFF AWARDThe George Huff Award was given to student-athletes who have earned a varsity letter and maintained a 3�0 GPA in consecutive semesters�

2007Courtney BellMarti DesjarlaisKara GostishaAlexandra KapickaJessica LevittElla MasarMary Therese McDonnellShannon McDonnellQuinn Reynolds

2006Jamie AlvisKelly CampbellLindsey CarstensMarti DesjarlaisRachel FrankKara GostishaChristen KarniskiNatasha KarniskiJessica LevittElla MasarLaura Redmond

2005Paula FahertyKara GostishaChristen KarniskiNatasha KarniskiMary Therese McDonnellLaura RedmondChristine SinakEva Strickland

2004Leisha AlciaSarah BrownPaula FahertyChristen Karniski

Natasha KarniskiMeghan KolzeChris SinakJennifer SmithKelly Walker

2003Paula FahertyChristen KarniskiNatasha KarniskiMeghan KolzeMary NitscheChris SinakErin Tyler

2002Sarah AndersonHeidi HoltzmanRebecca (Patrick) JohnsonColleen JoyceMaggie KellettMeghan KolzeJennifer Smith

2001Kristin HolmanHeidi HoltzmanMeghan KolzeLaura LantzRebecca PatrickJulie Schueller

2000Amy BessetteKelly BuszkiewiczKim DoetzelHeidi HoltzmanJulie Schueller

1999Kelly BuszkiewiczKim DoetzelLaura LantzJulie SchuellerStephanne SteinhoffKris Twyning

1998Sarah AberleKim FogelsonErica Loechl

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LAURA REDMOND RAMIREZ LEGACY AND INSPIRATION AWARD

Created in honor of alumni Laura Redmond Ramirez, the award will be given annually to an Illini player who exhibits the traits that Redmond developed and demonstrated during her time at Illinois, courage, resiliency and fortitude, and the traits that she continued to exhibit during her battle

with Leukemia� Award winners are nominated and voted on by current and former Illini, with representatives spanning from 1997 to the present�

2018 Kristyn Hidden Miller2017 Dr� Rachel Frank2016 Jenna Carosio

LAURA REDMOND RAMIREZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTAlso created in Redmond Ramirez' honor, the fund is dedicated to providing assistance with scholarship, educational, and student-athlete welfare costs for members of the University of Illinois soccer team� Each year, the Illini soccer program will designate a current soccer student-athlete as the Laura Redmond Ramirez Memorial Scholarship Fund recipient� The selected student-athlete will be one who best represents the legacy left by Laura Redmond Ramirez, one of courage, discipline and dedication, combined with an incredible sense of caring for those around her�

2017 Katie Murray2018 Kelly Maday

JEREMY L. DALY AWARDThis award is given for outstanding character and commitment to excellence� It is selected by the coaches and is awarded to the individual who exemplifies excellence as a player, teammate and student-athlete at the University of Illinois�

The award honors a young man who was an inspiration to those who knew him and a constant source of happiness to those who loved him� Jeremy embraced life; he was never without a big grin on his face and was always quick to offer a hug� He loved all sports and was an excellent swimmer and diligent student�

Jeremy and his family were close friends of Jillian Ellis, who was the women’s soccer head coach at Illinois in 1997 and ‘98� He was born with Retinitis Pigmentosa, a rare disease which gradually takes both hearing and eyesight� Yet despite such adversity, Jeremy always remained happy and positive�

PAST JEREMY L. DALY WINNERS2018 Lexi Carrier2017 Darci Dietrich2016 Jenna Miller2015 Alia Abu-Douleh 2014 Jenna Miller2013 Kristen Gierman2012 Kristen Gierman2011 Kristen Gierman2010 Krystin Miller2009 Krystin Miller2008 Krystin Miller2007 Shannon McDonnell2006 Shannon McDonnell2005 Shannon McDonnell2004 Rachel Frank2003 Kelly Walker2002 Mary Nitsche2001 Mary Nitsche2000 Laura Lantz1999 Kelly Buszkiewicz1998 Sarah Aberle1997 Erica Loechl

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NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (11-12-3 IN 12 APPEARANCES)2000 - SECOND ROUNDILLINOIS 2, XAVIER 0FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.Illinois made the most of its first NCAA Tournament berth, shutting out Xavier to end the Musketeers’ 14-match unbeaten streak and advance to a second-round showdown with Big Ten champion Penn State� Sophomore Laura Freeman netted a pair of goals, one in the 17th minute and another in the 46th minute and the Illini defense stonewalled Xavier for the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory�

PENN STATE 1, ILLINOIS 0 (OT)SECOND ROUND // UNIVERSITY PARK, PA.The Illini took Big Ten champion Penn State into extra time, but Nittany Lion midfielder Erin Miller put in a soaring shot from the top of the 18-yard box in the 100th minute that was the difference� Illinois goalkeeper Sarah Anderson came up with seven saves on the afternoon�

2001 - FIRST ROUNDSYRACUSE 1, ILLINOIS 0FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.Illinois hosted an NCAA first-round match for the second straight year, but this time found itself on the losing end of a shutout, falling 1-0 to Syracuse� The teams played a scoreless first half, but the Orangewomen’s Erica Mastrogiacomo sliced through the Illini defense in the 50th minute for the deciding goal�

2003 - FIRST ROUNDWESTERN MICHIGAN 2, (16) ILLINOIS 0FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.The Illini continued their streak of hosting NCAA first-round matches, but lost their second straight home opener, 2-0 to Western Michigan� The victory was the Broncos’ first in the NCAA Tournament and 10th in a row� On a blustery night, WMU freshman Chantal Robinson blasted a 25-foot rocket off a free kick that broke Illinois’ school-record scoreless minutes streak of 631:07� The Broncos then scored from close range in the 85th minute to ice the game�

2004 - ELITE EIGHTILLINOIS 2, RICE 0FIRST ROUND // COLLEGE STATION, TEXASIllinois broke its first-round drought, taking out Rice 2-0 as senior Tara Hurless became the Illinois career goal-scoring record holder by scoring both goals� Hurless knocked in a 20-yarder from the right side in the 23rd minute and the Illini defense held the Owls to one first-half shot as Illinois led 1-0 at halftime� Hurless then knocked in an 8-yarder in the 85th minute to grab the goal-scoring record and finish off the Illini win�

ILLINOIS 2, #7 TEXAS A&M 1SECOND ROUND // COLLEGE STATION, TEXASThe Illini fell behind early but rallied with two goals in the final 23 minutes to advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the first time in school history after a 2-1 win at ninth-seeded and seventh-ranked Texas A&M� The Aggies scored in the 19th minute and kept Illinois off the board until Natasha Karniski tied the match at 1 in the 67th minute� Just one minute, 15 seconds later, Andrea Ridgeway knocked in the go-ahead

goal, but A&M drew a penalty kick in the 77th minute� All-American Illini keeper Leisha Alcia saved it and Illinois finished out the upset to advance to the Round of 16�

ILLINOIS 2, NEBRASKA 1SWEET SIXTEEN // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.Illinois managed its first home NCAA Tournament win since 2000 due to a penalty-kick goal by defender Sarah Brown in the 86th minute, taking down Nebraska 2-1� Midfielder Paula Faherty got the Illini on the board early with a goal in the 21st minute off a rebound of a corner kick, but the Huskers responded with a goal in the 29th minute� With extra time looming, forward Jessica Bayne drew a foul in the 18-yard box and Brown pounded home the penalty kick for the game-winner�

#4 SANTA CLARA 2, ILLINOIS 0ELITE EIGHT // SANTA CLARA, CALIF.As the only unseeded team to reach the quarterfinal round of the 2003 NCAA Tournament, Illinois met expectations against Santa Clara as the Broncos advanced to the College Cup with a 2-0 win� Santa Clara notched the first goal off a free kick in the 39th minute, sending the game to halftime with a 1-0 Bronco lead� Santa Clara then staged an early charge in the second half, scoring just 45 seconds in for the final 2-0 margin�

2005 - SECOND ROUNDILLINOIS 1, #20 FLORIDA 0 (2 OT)FIRST ROUND // GAINESVILLE, FLA.Rachel Frank notched her second shutout of the season in only her fourth game and Laura Redmond knocked in the game-winner in the 102nd minute as the Illini moved into the second round of the NCAA Tournament for the second straight year� Frank and the Illini defense kept the Illinois season alive, as the back-up keeper made a season high-tying six saves, including a pair of tough saves in the first half and another just after halftime to keep the game scoreless� After a much more aggressive Illini team pressured the Gators during the overtimes, Christen Karniski sent a corner kick toward the box, where Ella Masar flicked it to Redmond, who beat the Florida keeper and tapped in the golden goal�

#11 (3) FLORIDA STATE 2, ILLINOIS 1SECOND ROUND // GAINESVILLE, FLA.Illinois’ postseason run ended with a 2-1 loss to eventual College Cup participant and 11th-ranked Florida State in the NCAA second round� FSU scored first as forward Sel Kuralay blasted a 25-yarder from the top of the box over keeper Rachel Frank’s head in the 30th minute� In the 64th minute, Illini defender Kelly Campbell stole the ball from Seminole forward India Trotter inside the 18-yard box, but Trotter regained possession and put in a eight-yarder for a 2-0 lead� Ella Masar pulled the Illini within a goal in the 76th minute went far post from 14 yards, but FSU held on for the 2-1 win�

2006 - SWEET SIXTEEN#15 (3) ILLINOIS 2, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE 0FIRST ROUND // ST. LOUIS, MO.Third-seeded and 15th-ranked Illinois overcame a choppy start and withstood a one hour, 38-minute lightning delay in the first half to eliminate Southeast Missouri State, 2-0, in the NCAA first round� Paula Faherty got the Illini on the board when she received a serve in the right slot, took a touch and fired in a shot at 36:41 for her first goal of the season� Jackie Santacaterina added an insurance goal in the 50th minute when she one-timed a serve from Ella Masar off the end line�

#15 (3) ILLINOIS 4, SAINT LOUIS 1SECOND ROUND // ST. LOUISChichi Nweke scored a goal and an assist in 29 minutes of action as Illinois took a 2-0 halftime lead on its way to a 4-1 win that sent the third-seeded Illini to their second Round of 16 match in program history� Nweke scored in the 19th minute on a shot that ricocheted off a SLU defender and past the keeper, putting the Illini up 1-0� Less than three minutes later, Nweke dribbled up the left flank before passing to Ella Masar, who split two defenders, turned and fired a rocket off the inside of the right post for a 2-0 halftime lead� The Billikens cut the lead to 2-1 in the 54th minute, but Eva Strickland scored in the 61st minute and Brittany Garrett notched her first career goal in the 79th minute as the Illini pulled away for the 4-1 victory�

#5 (2) FLORIDA STATE 1, #15 (3) ILLINOIS 0SWEET SIXTEEN // TALLAHASSEE, FLA.Florida State scored in the 20th minute and held on for dear life, turning away a number of near-misses by the Illini in the second half as the second-seeded Seminoles bounced the third-seeded Illini from the NCAA Tournament for the second-straight year� Illinois limited FSU to only nine shots, but the Illini managed to put just one of their six shots on frame as the Orange and Blue saw one of the best seasons in program history come to an end�

2007 - SECOND ROUNDILLINOIS 1, LOUISVILLE 0 (OT)FIRST ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND.After a defensive battle through 90 minutes against the Louisville Cardinals left the two teams knotted at zero, the Illini wasted little time in the overtime period as senior forward Ella Masar headed in the golden goal in the 92nd minute to propel Illinois into the second round� Sophomore forward Chichi Nweke drove the ball down the right flank before crossing to Masar inside the six for her record-tying seventh game-winning goal of the season�

#11 (4) NOTRE DAME 2, ILLINOIS 0SECOND ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND.Illinois advanced to the second round for the fourth consecutive year but came up short against host Notre Dame in a 2-0 loss� The Irish notched their first goal in the 27th minute and added the second just before the half on a heart-breaking own goal for the Orange and Blue� Despite holding Notre Dame to just one shot on frame in the second half, the Illini were unable to find the back of the net as their season came to an end�

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NCAA TOURNAMENT HISTORY (11-12-3 IN 12 APPEARANCES)2008 - SWEET SIXTEENILLINOIS 1, MEMPHIS 0 (2OT)FIRST ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO.Illinois and Memphis battled into the second overtime before Illini forward Jordan Hilbrands netted the golden goal in the 103rd minute to propel the Orange and Blue into the second round of the NCAA Tournament� The first half was a stalemate, as the teams went back and forth with possession in the midfield� The Orange and Blue defense withstood a late second-half attack from the Tigers, sending the game into overtime still scoreless� In the overtime period, Memphis collected three corner kicks but was unable to capitalize as the Illinois defense staved off the Tigers to send it to the second overtime and set up Hilbrands’ game-winner� ILLINOIS 1, #13 (4) MISSOURI 1 (2OT)ILLINOIS WINS 4-3 IN PENALTY KICKSSECOND ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO.Illinois again battled into double overtime and again found a way to win, capturing a 4-3 victory in penalty kicks over Missouri� The Illini and Tigers tied through 110 minutes of play, with Chichi Nweke tallying the goal for the Orange and Blue in the 56th minute and Missouri netting the equalizer in the 74th� In the PK round, Courtney Bell punched in the final attempt for the Illini, with goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka saving Missouri’s final attempt to propel Illinois to the next round� Kapicka collected a career-high 11 saves in the match�

#4 (1) NORTH CAROLINA 3, ILLINOIS 0SWEET SIXTEEN // CHAPEL HILL, N.C.Illinois battled hard against North Carolina, holding the top-seeded team to one goal in the first half before falling, 3-0, in the NCAA Round of 16 at Fetzer Field� Illinois goalkeeper Alexandra Kapicka delivered another solid performance, turning away five shots on goal� UNC took the lead in the 32nd minute after an unlucky Illinois own goal, then added to the lead with two goals in the second half within a two-minute span� The Illini had a few chances late in the game, but were unable to crack the Tar Heel defense�

2010 - FIRST ROUND#22 USC 3, #13 ILLINOIS 1FIRST ROUND // SOUTH BEND, IND.After falling behind by three goals late, Shayla Mutz produced her first post-season points by converting an attempt within the Southern California box off a feed from Marissa Mykines in the 80th minute� The Illini continued to pressure over the final 10 minutes by producing seven more shots; however, the Orange and Blue were unable to cut the deficit further�

2011 - SECOND ROUNDNOTRE DAME 0, #16 ILLINOIS 1FIRST ROUND // CHAMPAIGN, ILL.Illinois battled past the defending National Champs, Notre Dame, 1-0, in front of a 1,000+ crowd in Champaign, as the Illini hosted an NCAA Tournament game for the first time since 2004� Five minutes into the second half, midfielder Niki Read earned the game winning goal, her first postseason tally� The defense then clamped down, as they allowed just two off target shots for the remainder of the game, netting their ninth shutout of the season�

#16 ILLINOIS 0, #4 (2) OKLAHOMA STATE 1SECOND ROUND // STILLWATER OKLA.The Illini fell to #4 Oklahoma State in a hard fought, 1-0 contest� The Orange and Blue outshot the Cowgirls 18-12 and earned an 8-1 advantage on corner kicks� Yet, in the 25th minute, it was Oklahoma State who found the back of the net and eventually reached the Elite Eight of the tournament� This was the first meeting between the two programs�

2012 - SECOND ROUNDILLINOIS 1, MISSOURI 1 (2OT)ILLINOIS WINS 3-0 IN PENALTY KICKSFIRST ROUND // COLUMBIA, MO.In a similar rematch from 2008, the Fighting Illini once again invaded Columbia and advanced into the next round after 110 minutes of play and a penalty kick shootout� Allie Osoba scored the lone goal in the 19th minute� Then, Taylore Peterson, Kassidy Brown and Aliina Weykamp converted successful PK’s while goalkeeper Steph Panozzo produced two big saves for the Illini to take the shootout 3-0� Panozzo finished with seven saves on the day�

#14 NORTH CAROLINA 9, ILLINOIS 2SECOND ROUND // CHAPEL HILL, N.C.In a head coach matchup that pitted former player vs coach, it was the Tarheels that advanced to the Sweet 16� Illinois struck first, scoring in the first 90 seconds of the match as DiBernardo connected on a through ball to forward Nicole Breece� Illini then entered halftime down 2-1 and without star player DiBernardo who left due to an injury� North Carolina went on to outscore the Illini 7-1 in the second half� Niki Read scored her 14th career goal�

2013 - SWEET SIXTEENILLINOIS 0, #21 WASHINGTON STATE 0 (2OT)ILLINOIS WINS 3-1 IN PENALTY KICKSFIRST ROUND // PULLMAN, WASH.Illinois made the longest first round trip of any tournament team at nearly 2,000 miles and ended up playing the longest possible game at the muddy Lower Soccer Field� After two overtime periods, the contest ended in a 0-0 draw, sending it to penalty kicks with a trip to the second round on the line� UI won the PK shootout, 3-1, thanks to two saves by freshman goalkeeper Claire Wheatley and the game-winner by senior Vanessa DiBernardo�

ILLINOIS 4, #7 PORTLAND 3 (OT)SECOND ROUND // LINCOLN, NEB.Illinois continued its run with a thrilling 4-3 overtime victory over No� 7 Portland in Lincoln, Neb� The Illini battled back from a 2-0 halftime deficit on a snowy Nebraska Soccer Field and netted three second-half goals to send the NCAA second round match to an extra period� Big Ten Forward of the Year Jannelle Flaws connected on the golden goal with a minute remaining, sending Illinois to the NCAA third round for the first time since 2008�

BOSTON COLLEGE 4, ILLINOIS 1SWEET SIXTEEN // LINCOLN, NEB.In the Sweet Sixteen, Illinois saw its NCAA Tournament run come to an end, falling 4-1 to Boston College in the Round of 16� The Illini had chances with a 24-13 advantage in shots, but BC goalkeeper Alex Johnson made nine saves to thwart the Orange and Blue attack�

ILLINOIS VS. RANKED OPPONENTS ALL-TIME1997 0-3-0

1998 0-5-0

1999 1-4-0

2000 0-3-0

2001 1-2-0

2002 3-2-0

2003 2-2-1

2004 2-5-0

2005 3-3-1

2006 5-3-0

2007 2-5-0

2008 0-4-1

2009 1-4-0

2010 2-2-0

2011 1-2-0

2012 2-6-0

2013 2-3-1

2014 0-4-1

2015 1-1-0

2016 1-3-12017 0-4-02018 2-3-1

Under Rayfield 29-55-7

Overall 31-64-7

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2018 // Madison, Wis. // Westfield, Ind.First Round: (5) Illinois 2, (4) Wisconsin 2, Illinois advanced 3-0 on PKsSecond Round: (1) Penn State 1, (5) Illinois 2 // Minnesota Champion 2015 // University Park, Pa.First Round: (1) Penn State 3, (8) Illinois 1 // Penn State champion 2014 // West Lafayette, Ind.First Round: (2) Wisconsin 2, (7) Illinois 0 // Wisconsin champion 2013 // Champaign, Ill.First Round: (4) Indiana 5, (5) Illinois 3 // Nebraska champion 2012 // Bloomington, Ind.First Round: (5) Illinois 2, (4) Minnesota 2 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 3-2)Semifinal: (5) Illinois 1, (1) #3 Penn State 0Championship: (5) Illinois 1, (2) #21 Ohio State 2 // Ohio State champion 2011 // Evanston, Ill.First Round: (2) Illinois 1, (7) Ohio State 1 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 4-2)Semifinal: (2) Illinois 1, (3) Michigan State 0 (OT)Championship: (2) Illinois 2, (1) #11 Penn State 1 (OT) // ILLINOIS CHAMPION

2008 // Iowa City, IowaFirst Round: (5) Illinois 0, (4) Michigan State 0 (2OT, MSU wins PK, 4-3) // Penn State champion

2007 // St. Paul, Minn.First Round: (3) Illinois 2, (6) Minnesota 2 (2OT, Illinois wins PK, 4-3)Semifinal: (2) #8 Purdue 3, (3) Illinois 0 // Purdue champion

2006 // University Park, Pa.First Round: (2) Illinois 3, (7) Wisconsin 0Semifinal: (2) Illinois 1, (3) Purdue 0Championship: (1) #12 Penn State 3, (2) Illinois 1 // Penn State champion

2005 // Ann Arbor, Mich.First Round: (4) Illinois 1, (5) Minnesota 0Semifinal: (8) Michigan 2, (4) Illinois 1 // Wisconsin champion

2004 // Columbus, Ohio First Round: (4) Illinois 5, (5) Northwestern 0Semifinal: (1) #3 Penn State 3, (4) Illinois 2 // Ohio State champion

2003 // Madison, Wis.First Round: (2) Illinois 2, (7) Michigan State 0Semifinal: (2) Illinois 2, (3) Purdue 0Championship: (2) Illinois 2, (4) Michigan 0 // ILLINOIS CHAMPION

2002 // East Lansing, Mich. First Round: (8) Illinois 4, (1) #11 Penn State 3Semifinal: (5) Wisconsin 1, (8) Illinois 0 // Ohio State champion

2001 // West Lafayette, Ind. First Round: (3) Illinois 4, (6) Iowa 1Semifinal: (3) Illinois 2, (2) #22 Michigan 1 (OT)Championship: (1) #8 Penn State 2, (3) Illinois 1 (OT) // Penn State champion

2000 // Champaign, Ill. First Round: (4) Illinois 3, (5) Michigan State 1Semifinal: (1) #7 Penn State 2, (4) Illinois 1 (3OT) // Penn State champion

1999 // Bloomington, Ind. First Round: (6) Illinois 2, (3) Iowa 0Semifinal: (2) #18 Michigan 4, (6) Illinois 3 // Michigan champion

1998 // University Park, Pa.First Round: (1) #11 Penn State 1, (8) Illinois 0 // Penn State champion

*The Big Ten Tournament was not held during the 2009-10 seasons

BIG TEN TOURNAMENT HISTORY

ALL-TIME BIG TEN TOURNAMENT RECORDS W L T PCT TITLES YEARS Penn State 33 11 6 �720 7 1998-00-01-06-08-15-17

Minnesota 17 11 5 �591 3 1995-16-18

Nebraska 3 2 2 �571 1 2013

Michigan 18 16 4 �526 2 1997-99

Illinois 15 14 5 �515 2 2003-11

Wisconsin 16 15 4 �514 3 1994-05-14

Ohio State 13 13 5 �500 3 2002-04-12

Rutgers 4 4 1 �563 0

Purdue 7 7 2 �500 1 2007

Iowa 4 9 1 �321 0

Indiana 5 12 1 �306 1 1996

Northwestern 6 15 1 �295 0

Michigan State 2 12 2 �188 0

Maryland 0 0 0 �000 0

*No postseason tournament from 2009-10

ALL-TIME BIG TEN STANDINGS(regular season conferences matches only)

W L T PCT PTS* GF GA YRS GamesPenn State 202 31 16 �843 622 663 201 24 249Michigan 119 85 45 �568 402 355 274 24 249Wisconsin 121 92 36 �558 399 361 281 24 249Minnesota 122 106 21 �532 387 367 296 24 249Ohio State 118 103 27 �530 381 367 298 24 248Illinois 107 99 22 �518 343 328 312 21 228Northwestern 86 137 26 �398 284 271 334 24 249Purdue 83 103 24 �452 273 280 3 10 19 210Michigan State 81 140 27 �381 270 258 346 24 248Indiana 80 140 29 �380 269 259 372 24 249Iowa 64 140 24 �333 216 215 367 21 228Nebraska 39 36 15 �517 132 127 133 8 90Rutgers 32 11 14 �684 110 65 35 5 57Maryland 8 39 10 �228 34 37 93 5 57

* based on 3 points for a win and 1 point for a tie

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSArizona (0-0-1)9-8-13 T 1-1 (2OT) Tempe, Ariz�

Arizona State (1-1-0)9-6-13 L 3-4 (2OT) Tempe, Ariz�8-29-14 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�

Auburn (1-1-0)9-7-03 L (#17) 1-2 (OT) Auburn, Ala�9-10-06 W (#13) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

Aurora (1-0-0)10-14-97 W 10-1 Champaign, Ill�

Ball State (2-0-0)8-29-10 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�8-26-11 W 5-0 Muncie, Ind�

Boston College (0-1-0)11-24-13 L 1-4 Lincoln, Neb�%

Boston U. (1-0-0)9-10-99 W 3-0 Evanston, Ill�

Butler (2-0-0)9-6-02 W 4-2 Champaign, Ill�10-31-03 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

Cal State Northridge (1-0-0)9-9-07 W 4-0 Los Angeles, Calif�

Cincinnati (2-0-0)9-8-02 W (#25) 3-0 Champaign, Ill�9-11-10 W 3-0 Cincinnati, Ohio

College of Charleston (2-0-0)8-30-13 W 6-2 Champaign, Ill�9-5-14 W 3-0 Mt� Pleasant, S�C�

Colorado (2-0-0)8-28-09 W (#18) 2-1 Denver, Colo�9-4-11 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�

Colorado College (2-0-0)10-29-99 W 2-1 (OT) Colorado Springs, Colo�9-19-08 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�

Connecticut (0-1-0)9-3-10 L 1-2 (2OT) Stoors, Conn�

Dayton (1-1-0)9-27-02 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�8-31-08 W 1-0 (OT) Champaign, Ill�

Denver (0-1-1)10-31-99 L 2-3 (OT) Denver, Colo�8-30-09 T 1-1 (2OT) Denver, Colo�

DePaul (1-1-0)8-20-17 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�8-23-18 L 1-3 Chicago, Ill�

Duke (1-0-0)8-19-18 W (#3) 2-1 Durham, N�C�

Duquesne (1-0-0)9-5-99 W 3-0 Morgantown, W�V�Eastern Illinois (3-2-0)9-17-97 L 1-7 Champaign, Ill�9-23-98 L 2-4 Charleston, Ill�8-29-99 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�8-25-00 W 2-0 Charleston, Ill�11-1-02 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�

Evansville (5-1-0)9-8-00 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�9-30-01 L 0-2 Evansville, Ind�9-12-03 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�9-5-04 W 4-0 Evansville, Ind�9-11-16 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 8-31-17 W 2-1 (OT) Evansville, Ind�

Florida (2-1-0)11-11-05 W (#20) 1-0 (2OT) Gainesville, Fla�%9-14-07 W (#9) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�9-12-08 L (#17) 0-2 Gainesville, Fla�

Florida International (1-0-0)9-15-13 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�

Florida State (0-2-0)11-13-05 L (#11) 1-2 Gainesville, Fla�%11-19-06 L (#5) 0-1 Tallahassee, Fla�%

George Mason (1-0-0)9-15-02 W 1-0 Fairfax, Va�

Georgia (1-0-0)9-5-03 W 2-1 Athens, Ga�

Gonzaga (1-0-0)8-19-11 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill�

Illinois State (10-3-2)9-4-98 W 1-0 Normal, Ill�10-24-99 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�9-22-00 L 0-2 Normal, Ill�10-28-01 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-27-02 T 1-1 (2OT) Normal, Ill�9-14-03 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�9-23-04 L 0-1 Normal, Ill�9-16-05 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�8-21-09 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill� 8-19-12 T 1-1 (2OT) Normal, Ill�9-1-13 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill�8-23-15 W 1-0 Normal, Ill� 8-21-16 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 8-27-17 L 0-2 Normal, Ill�9-9-18 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

Indiana (13-6-4)10-5-97 L 0-2 Bloomington, Ind�10-23-98 L (#17) 1-2 Champaign, Ill�10-15-99 T 0-0 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind�10-15-00 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill�

10-19-01 W 3-1 Bloomington, Ind�10-20-02 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�10-17-03 W 2-1 Bloomington, Ind�10-17-04 T 1-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-21-05 W 1-0 Bloomington, Ind�10-22-06 W (#21) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-19-07 W (#24) 3-0 Champaign, Ill�10-19-08 L 0-1 Bloomington, Ind�10-4-09 T 1-1 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind� 10-3-10 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�9-30-11 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill� 9-28-12 W 2-1 Bloomington, Ind�10-6-13 L 2-3 Bloomington, Ind�11-6-13 L 3-5 Champaign, Ill�&9-18-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�9-18-15 T 0-0 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind�9-18-16 L 0-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill� 10-1-17 W 3-1 Bloomington, Ind�10-14-18 W 1-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�

Indiana State (2-1-0)9-18-05 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill�9-23-07 W 3-0 Terre Haute, Ind�9-13-13 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�

Iowa (14-8-1)9-19-97 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa10-16-98 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill�10-22-99 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�11-4-99 W 2-0 Bloomington, Ind�&10-20-00 L 1-5 Iowa City, Iowa10-26-01 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�11-8-01 W 4-1 West Lafayette, Ind�&10-25-02 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa9-26-03 W 2-0 Iowa City, Iowa10-3-04 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�10-28-05 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�10-27-06 W 1-0 Iowa City, Iowa10-7-07 W 6-0 Champaign, Ill�10-10-08 L 0-1 Iowa City, Iowa10-17-09 W 3-1 Iowa City, Iowa10-16-10 W 2-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill�9-18-11 T 2-2 (2OT) Iowa City, Iowa 9-16-12 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�9-27-13 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�9-11-14 L 0-2 Iowa City, Iowa10-15-15 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill� 10-16-16 W 2-1 Iowa City, Iowa10-25-17 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�

Iowa State (3-0-0)10-29-00 W 6-1 Champaign, Ill�8-31-01 W 6-0 Ames, Iowa8-29-08 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�

Kansas (4-0-0)8-27-00 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�9-2-01 W 4-3 (2OT) Lawrence, Kan�9-14-04 W (#8) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�9-21-07 W 2-1 Lawrence, Kan�

Kentucky (0-1-0)9-1-02 L 0-1 Columbia, Mo�

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDSLouisville (6-0-0)9-13-98 W 9-0 Louisville, Ky�11-16-07 W 1-0 (OT) South Bend, Ind�%9-19-10 W (#23) 3-0 Champaign, Ill�8-28-11 W 2-1 (OT) Louisville, Ky�8-25-13 W 5-4 (OT) Louisville, Ky�8-24-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�

Loyola (Ill.) (3-0-0)9-5-97 W 4-0 St� Louis, Mo�9-18-09 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�8-20-10 W 2-0 Chicago, Ill�

LSU (1-0-0)9-17-10 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

Marquette (1-2-0)8-27-99 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�9-17-01 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�8-26-05 L 0-1 Milwaukee, Wis�

Maryland (2-2-1)10-19-14 T 1-1 (2OT) College Park, Md�9-27-15 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill� 9-22-16 L 1-3 College Park, Md� 9-22-17 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�10-4-18 W 1-0 College Park, Ill�

Memphis (1-0-0)11-14-08 W 1-0 (2OT) Columbia, Mo�%

Miami (Ohio) (2-1-0)9-12-04 W 3-1 West Lafayette, Ind�9-9-16 L 0-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill� 9-3-17 W 1-0 Oxford, Ohio

Michigan (9-15-1)10-17-97 L (#13) 1-9 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-11-98 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�9-24-99 L (#22) 1-2 (OT) Ann Arbor, Mich�11-5-99 L (#18) 3-4 Bloomington, Ind�&10-1-00 L 1-4 Champaign, Ill�9-21-01 W 2-1 (OT) Champaign, Ill�11-9-01 W (#22) 2-1 (OT) West Lafayette, Ind�&9-22-02 L (#9) 1-4 Ann Arbor, Mich�9-19-03 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�11-9-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis�&9-19-04 L (#20) 0-1 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-14-05 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�11-4-05 L 1-2 Ann Arbor, Mich�&10-15-06 L 1-2 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-26-07 W 2-0 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-5-08 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�11-1-09 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�10-31-10 L 2-3 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-29-11 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill� 10-27-12 W (#24) 3-2 (OT) Ann Arbor, Mich�10-25-13 L (#10) 0-2 Champaign, Ill�10-26-14 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill�10-11-15 L 1-3 Ann Arbor, Mich�10-6-16 W (#19) 3-0 Champaign, Ill� 10-21-17 L 0-3 Ann Arbor, Mich�

Michigan State (19-3-3)10-19-97 L 1-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-9-98 W 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-1-99 L 0-1 (OT) East Lansing, Mich�9-24-00 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�11-2-00 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�&9-23-01 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�9-20-02 L 0-2 East Lansing, Mich�9-21-03 W (#20) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�11-6-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis�&9-17-04 W 1-0 (OT) East Lansing, Mich�10-16-05 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-13-06 W 3-0 East Lansing, Mich�10-28-07 W 1-0 East Lansing, Mich�10-3-08 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�11-6-08 T 0-0 (2OT) Iowa City, Iowa& (MSU wins PK, 4-3)10-30-09 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill�10-29-10 W 1-0 East Lansing, Mich�10-8-11 W 1-0 (2OT) East Lansing, Mich�11-4-11 W 1-0 (OT) Evanston, Ill�& 10-4-12 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�10-27-13 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�10-24-14 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�10-8-15 T 1-1 (2OT) East Lansing, Mich� 10-9-16 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill� 9-29-18 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

Minnesota (12-9-3)9-26-97 L (#21) 0-1 Champaign, Ill�10-18-98 L 1-3 Minneapolis, Minn�9-17-99 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�9-17-00 W 2-0 Minneapolis, Minn�9-28-01 L 0-2 Minneapolis, Minn�10-6-02 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill�10-5-03 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn�10-1-04 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�10-9-05 L 1-2 Minneapolis, Minn�11-3-05 W 1-0 Ann Arbor, Mich�&10-6-06 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�10-5-07 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�11-08-07 T 2-2 (2OT) St� Paul, Minn�& (ILL wins PK, 4-3)10-12-08 L 0-1 St� Paul, Minn�9-27-09 T 2-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�9-26-10 L (#18) 0-1 St� Paul, Minn�10-14-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 10-12-12 L 0-3 Minneapolis, Minn� 10-31-12 T 2-2 (2OT) Bloomington, Ind�& (ILL wins PK, 3-2)10-31-13 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn�10-12-14 L 1-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-28-15 W 3-1 Minneapolis, Minn�10-15-17 L (#23) 0-4 Champaign, Ill� 9-14-18 W 2-0 Minneapolis, Minn�

Missouri (3-6-2)10-30-98 W 2-1 Columbia, Mo�9-12-99 L (#19) 2-3 (OT) Champaign, Ill�8-30-02 L 1-2 (2OT) Columbia, Mo�8-29-04 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�8-27-06 L 0-5 Columbia, Mo�8-31-07 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�

8-23-08 W 2-1 (OT) Columbia, Mo�11-16-08 T (#13) 1-1 (2OT) Columbia, Mo�% (ILL wins PK, 4-3) 11/10/12 T 1-1 (2OT) Columbia, Mo�% (ILL wins PK, 3-0)8-26-16 L 2-3 (2OT) Columbia, Mo� 8-18-17 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�

Morehead State (1-0-0)8-19-16 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�

Nebraska (7-2-0)11-20-04 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�%9-2-05 W (#17) 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-23-11 W 3-1 Lincoln, Neb� 10-21-12 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�9-29-13 L 2-3 Champaign, Ill�9-14-14 W 3-0 Lincoln, Neb�10-18-15 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill� 10-13-16 L 0-2 Lincoln, Neb� 10-21-18 W 2-1 Linclon, Neb�

Northern Illinois (3-0-0)9-10-00 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill�11-2-01 W 3-1 DeKalb, Ill�8-26-18 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill�

Northern Kentucky (1-0-0)9-11-15 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

North Carolina (0-3-0)11-22-08 L (#4) 0-3 Chapel Hill, N�C�% 11-16-12 L (#14) 2-9 Chapel Hill, N�C�%8-16-18 L (#6) 1-3 Chapel Hill, N�C�

Northwestern (12-8-3)10-12-97 W 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�10-2-98 L (#9) 1-2 Evanston, Ill�10-3-99 T 2-2 (2OT) Evanston, Ill�9-29-00 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-5-01 W 1-0 Evanston, Ill�9-29-02 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�10-24-03 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�10-22-04 T 0-0 (2OT) Evanston, Ill�11-4-04 W 5-0 Columbus, Ohio&9-23-05 W 3-2 Champaign, Ill�9-24-06 W 2-0 Evanston, Ill�10-12-07 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�9-28-08 L 0-1 Evanston, Ill�11-6-09 L 0-1 Evanston, Ill�11-6-10 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-20-11 W 3-0 Evanston, Ill� 10-18-12 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill�10-17-13 W 3-1 Evanston, Ill�10-5-14 L 0-2 Evanston, Ill� 10-24-15 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�10-26-16 L (#20) 0-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill� 10-7-17 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 10-18-18 L 1-2 Evanston, Ill�

Notre Dame (1-3-0)11-18-07 L (#11) 0-2 South Bend, Ind�%11-13-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� %

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS8-23-13 L (#10) 1-4 South Bend, Ind�8-22-14 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�

Oakland (Mich.) (3-1-0)11-1-98 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�8-29-03 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�8-31-14 W 1-0 (OT) Rochester, Mich�8-21-15 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�

Ohio (1-0-0)8-31-03 W 6-0 Champaign, Ill�

Ohio State (9-11-3)10-3-97 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�9-18-98 W 5-1 Columbus, Ohio10-8-99 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill�10-8-00 W 4-0 Columbus, Ohio10-12-01 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�10-13-02 L 1-2 Columbus, Ohio10-10-03 W (#11) 2-0 Champaign, Ill�10-10-04 L (#25) 0-3 Columbus, Ohio9-30-05 W 2-1 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio10-8-06 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�9-28-07 L 1-2 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio10-26-08 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�10-22-09 L (#19) 0-3 Champaign, Ill� 10-21-10 W (#17) 2-1 Columbus, Ohio9-23-11 L 1-2 Columbus, Ohio11-2-11 T 1-1 (2OT) Evanston, Ill�& (ILL wins PK, 4-2) 9-21-12 W (RV) 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 11-4-12 L (#21) 1-2 Bloomington, Ind�&9-20-13 T 1-1 (2OT) Columbus, Ohio9-28-14 W 4-1 Columbus, Ohio10-2-15 T 1-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill� 9-14-17 L (RV) 0-7 Columbus, Ohio9-20-18 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�

Oklahoma (0-1-0)9-10-17 L 1-2 Norman, Okla�

Oklahoma State (1-2-0)11-18-11 L (#4) 0-1 Stillwater, Okla�%9-8-17 L (#18) 0-2 Stillwater, Okla�8-31-18 W (#14) 2-1 Champaign, Ill�

Oregon (1-0-0)9-11-11 W 5-0 Baton Rouge, La�

Penn State (4-28-0)9-28-97 L (#24) 1-2 University Park, Pa�9-20-98 L (#8) 2-3 Champaign, Ill�11-6-98 L (#11) 0-1 University Park, Pa�&10-10-99 L (#5) 1-4 Champaign, Ill�10-6-00 L (#6) 0-3 University Park, Pa�11-3-00 L (#7) 1-2 (3OT) Champaign, Ill�&11-12-00 L (#7) 0-1 (OT) University Park, Pa�%10-14-01 L (#7) 1-3 Champaign, Ill�11-11-01 L (#8) 1-2 (OT) West Lafayette, Ind�&10-11-02 L (#13) 0-4 University Park, Pa�11-7-02 W (#11) 4-3 East Lansing, Mich�&10-12-03 L (#14) 0-2 Champaign, Ill�10-8-04 L (#4) 0-2 University Park, Pa�

11-5-04 L (#3) 2-3 Columbus, Ohio&10-7-05 L (#2) 1-3 University Park, Pa�10-1-06 W (#9) 3-2 Champaign, Ill�11-5-06 L (#12) 1-3 University Park, Pa�&9-30-07 L (#13) 1-2 University Park, Pa�10-24-08 L (#21) 0-2 Champaign, Ill�10-25-09 L 0-6 University Park, Pa�10-24-10 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�9-25-11 L 0-1 University Park, Pa�11-6-11 W (#11) 2-1 (OT) Evanston, Ill�& 9-23-12 L (#11) 0-4 Champaign, Ill� 11-2-12 W (#3) 1-0 Bloomington, Ind�&10-20-13 L (#17) 0-5 University Park, Pa�9-28-14 L (#8) 1-2 University Park, Pa�11-1-15 L (#10) 1-3 University Park, Pa�&10-1-16 L (#14) 0-2 University Park, Pa�9-17-17 L (#8) 0-1 (2OT) University Park, Pa�9-22-18 L (#20) 1-2 (OT) Champaign, Ill�11-2-18 L 0-1 Indianapolis, Ind� %

Pepperdine (0-1-0)9-9-11 L (#13) 2-4 Baton Rouge, La�

Portland (2-1-0)9-11-09 L (#2) 1-4 Portland, Ore�11-22-13 W (#7) 4-3 (OT) Lincoln, Neb�%9-6-15 W 1-0 Seattle, Wash�

Purdue (12-9-3)9-29-98 W 4-2 Champaign, Ill�10-17-99 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind�10-13-00 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�10-21-01 T 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind�11-3-02 W (#13) 3-2 Champaign, Ill�10-19-03 T (#14) 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind�11-7-03 W 2-0 Madison, Wis�&10-15-04 W 2-1 Champaign, Ill�10-23-05 L (#20) 1-3 West Lafayette, Ind�10-20-06 W (#17) 2-0 Champaign, Ill�11-3-06 W 1-0 University Park, Pa�&10-21-07 L (#5) 1-2 West Lafayette, Ind�11-9-07 L (#8) 0-3 St� Paul, Minn�&10-31-08 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�10-2-09 L (#12) 0-1 West Lafayette, Ill�10-1-10 W 4-1 Champaign, Ill�10-2-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 9-30-12 T 1-1 (2OT) West Lafayette, Ind�10-4-13 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind�9-21-14 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�9-20-15 L 1-3 West Lafayette, Ind�9-15-16 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill� 9-28-17 L 0-1 West Lafayette, Ind�10-11-18 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�

Quincy (2-0-0)9-10-97 W 1-0 (OT) Quincy, Ill�9-6-98 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill�

Rice (1-0-0)11-12-04 W 2-0 College Station, Texas%

Rhodes College (1-0-0)9-13-97 W 5-0 St� Louis, Mo�

Rutgers (1-3-1)10-17-14 L (#14) 1-2 Piscataway, N�J�9-24-15 W (#11) 2-1 Champaign, Ill� 9-25-16 T (#22) 0-0 (2OT) Piscataway, N�J�9-24-17 L (#12) 1-2 (OT) Champaign, Ill� 10-7-18 L 0-1 (OT) Piscataway, N�J�

Saint Louis (3-3-0)10-21-97 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�10-27-04 W 2-1 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�9-14-06 L 1-2 (2OT) St� Louis, Mo�11-12-06 W 4-1 St� Louis, Mo�%8-30-15 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�8-28-16 L 1-0 St� Louis, Mo�

San Francisco (1-0-0)9-11-05 W 2-0 Stanford, Calif�

Santa Clara (0-1-0)11-27-04 L (#4) 0-2 Santa Clara, Calif�%

SIUE (1-0-0)9-2-18 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill

Southeast Missouri State (2-0-0)9-3-04 W 2-0 Cape Girardeau, Mo�11-10-06 W 2-0 St� Louis, Mo�%

South Carolina (1-0-0)8-25-06 W 1-0 Columbia, Mo�

Stanford (0-0-1)9-9-05 T (#23) 1-1 (2OT) Stanford, Calif�

Syracuse (1-3-0)9-1-00 L 0-3 Syracuse, N�Y�9-7-01 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill�11-16-01 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�%9-8-06 W 4-0 Champaign, Ill�

TCU (1-1-0)8-28-15 W 5-2 Champaign, Ill�9-2-16 L 1-2 Fort Worth, Texas

Tennessee (0-1-0)9-7-08 L (#20) 0-1 Knoxville, Tenn�

Texas (0-1-0)9-3-06 L 0-1 (2OT) Austin, Texas

Texas A&M (1-2-0)11-14-04 W (#7) 2-1 College Station, Texas%

9-1-06 L (#9) 0-3 College Station, Texas9-4-16 L (#14) 0-2 College Station, Texas Toledo (1-0-0)8-21-11 W 5-1 Champaign, Ill�

UAB (1-0-0)9-7-14 W 3-1 Mt� Pleasant, S�C�

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UC Santa Barbara (2-0-0)9-6-09 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill� 8-24-12 W 1-0 Santa Barbara, Calif�

UCF (0-1-0)9-14-08 L 0-2 Orlando, Fla�

UCLA (0-3-0)9-7-07 L (#6) 2-4 Los Angeles, Calif�9-4-09 L (#9) 1-2 Champaign, Ill�8-26-12 L (#5) 2-0 Los Angeles, Calif�

USC (0-2-0)11-12-10 L (#22) 1-3 South Bend, Ind�%9-2-11 L 1-3 Champaign, Ill�

Utah (1-0-0)9-17-06 W (#12) 4-1 Champaign, Ill�

Valparaiso (2-0-0)9-27-98 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�9-26-99 W 4-0 Valparaiso, Ind�

Virginia Tech (0-1-0) 9-7-12 L 0-1 Winston-Salem, N�C� Wake Forest (0-1-0) 9-19-12 L (#17) 0-1 Winston-Salem, N�C�

Washington (1-3-0)9-21-08 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�9-13-09 L 0-1 Portland, Ore�9-4-15 L 1-2 Seattle, Wash�8-24-17 L 1-2 Champaign, Ill�

Washington (Mo.) (2-0-0)9-14-97 W 4-3 (2OT) St� Louis, Mo�10-28-98 W 7-1 Champaign, Ill�

Washington State (1-0-1)9-5-08 W 2-1 Knoxville, Tenn�11-16-13 T (#21) 0-0 (2OT) Pullman, Wash�% (ILL wins PK, 3-1)

West Virginia (1-0-0)9-3-99 W 2-0 Morgantown, W�V�

Western Illinois (3-0-0)10-24-97 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill�10-27-00 W 8-0 Champaign, Ill�9-4-05 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�

Western Michigan (2-1-0)9-11-98 W 2-1 (OT) Louisville, Ky�11-14-03 L 0-2 Champaign, Ill�% 8-17-12 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�

William & Mary (0-1-0)9-13-02 L 1-2 Fairfax, Va�

Wisconsin (11-10-4)10-10-97 L 0-4 Madison, Wis�10-4-98 L (#21) 0-1 Madison, Wis�9-19-99 W (#12) 3-1 Champaign, Ill�9-15-00 L 1-2 Madison, Wis�10-7-01 W 2-1 Madison, Wis�10-4-02 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�11-8-02 L 0-1 East Lansing, Mich�&10-3-03 W 2-1 Madison, Wis�9-26-04 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill�9-25-05 W (#16) 3-2 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�9-22-06 W 4-2 Madison, Wis�11-2-06 W 3-0 University Park, Pa�&10-14-07 W 3-0 Champaign, Ill�9-26-08 W 2-1 Madison, Wis�10-11-09 L 0-1 Champaign, Ill�10-10-10 T 0-0 (2OT) Madison, Wis�10-16-11 W 1-0 Champaign, Ill� 10-14-12 L 1-2 (2OT) Madison, Wis�10-12-13 W (#20) 3-2 Champaign, Ill�10-31-14 T (#11) 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill�11-5-14 L (#11) 0-2 West Lafayette, Ind�&10-22-16 T 0-0 (2OT) Champaign, Ill� 10-12-17 L (RV) 0-1 Champaign, Ill�9-16-18 L (#22) 0-1 (2OT) Madison, Wis�10-28-18 T (ILL 3-0 PKS)2-2 (2OT) Madison, Wis�%

Wisconsin-Green Bay (1-0-0)10-26-03 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�

Wisconsin-Milwaukee (2-0-1)8-28-05 T 0-0 (2OT) Milwaukee, Wis�9-20-09 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill� 9-3-12 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�

Wright State (2-0-0)9-10-04 W 2-0 West Lafayette, Ind�8-24-10 W 3-1 Champaign, Ill�

Xavier (2-0-0)11-8-00 W 2-0 Champaign, Ill�%9-2-07 W 5-0 Champaign, Ill�

Yale (1-0-0)9-5-10 W 1-0 New Haven, Conn�

& Big Ten Tournament% NCAA TournamentRanking listed in parentheses is opponent’s NSCAA ranking at time of match

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JILLIAN ELLISHEAD COACH - 2 SEASONS1997-98 // 19-18 // 4-14-0 BIG TEN

19977-10-0, 1-8-0, 10th in Big TenSept� 5 vs� Loyola-Chicago W 4-0Sept� 10 at Quincy W 1-0 (OT)Sept� 13 vs� Rhodes College W 5-0Sept� 14 at Washington U� (Mo�) W 4-3 (2OT)Sept� 17 Eastern Illinois L 1-7 Sept� 19 at Iowa* L 0-2Sept� 26 #21 Minnesota* L 0-1Sept� 28 at #24 Penn State* L 1-2Oct� 3 Ohio State* L 1-3Oct� 5 at Indiana* L 0-2Oct� 10 at Wisconsin* L 0-4Oct� 12 Northwestern* W 3-2 (2OT)Oct� 14 Aurora U� W 10-1Oct� 17 at #13 Michigan* L 1-9Oct� 19 Michigan State* L 1-2 (2OT)Oct� 21 St� Louis L 1-3Oct� 24 Western Illinois W 8-0

199812-8-0, 3-6-0, 8th in Big TenSept� 4 at Illinois State W 1-0Sept� 6 Quincy W 5-0Sept� 11 vs� Western Michigan W 2-1 (OT)Sept� 13 at Louisville W 9-0Sept� 18 at Ohio State* W 5-1Sept� 20 #8 Penn State* L 2-3Sept� 23 at Eastern Illinois L 2-4Sept� 27 Valparaiso W 3-0Sept� 29 Purdue W 4-2Oct� 2 at #9 Northwestern* L 1-2Oct� 4 at #21 Wisconsin* L 0-1Oct� 9 Michigan State* W 3-2 (2OT)Oct� 11 Michigan* L 0-2Oct� 16 Iowa* W 5-0Oct� 18 at Minnesota* L 1-3Oct� 23 #17 Indiana* L 1-2Oct� 28 Washington U� (Mo�) W 7-1Oct� 30 at Missouri W 2-1Nov� 1 Oakland (Mich�) W 3-0Nov� 6 at #11 Penn State& L 0-1

TRICIA TALIAFERRO HEAD COACH - 3 SEASONS1999-2001 // 38-24-3 // 15-12-3 BIG TEN

199912-8-2, 3-5-2, 6th in Big TenAug� 27 Marquette W 3-1Aug� 29 Eastern Illinois W 3-0Sept� 3 at West Virginia W 2-0Sept� 5 vs� Duquesne W 3-0Sept� 10 vs� Boston U� W 3-0Sept� 12 #19 Missouri L 2-3 (OT)Sept� 17 Minnesota* W 2-1 (2OT)Sept� 19 #12 Wisconsin* W 3-1Sept� 24 at #22 Michigan* L 1-2 (OT)Sept� 26 at Valparaiso W 4-0Oct� 1 at Michigan State* L 0-1 (OT)Oct� 3 at Northwestern* T 2-2 (2OT)Oct� 8 Ohio State* W 5-2Oct� 10 #5 Penn State* L 1-4Oct� 15 at Indiana* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 17 at Purdue* L 0-1

Oct� 22 Iowa* L 0-2Oct� 24 Illinois State W 4-1Oct� 29 at Colorado College W 2-1 (OT)Oct� 31 at Denver L 2-3 (OT)Nov� 4 vs� Iowa& W 2-0Nov� 5 vs� #18 Michigan& L 3-4

200014-8-0, 6-4-0, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Second RoundAug� 25 at Eastern Illinois W 2-0 Aug� 27 Kansas W 4-0Sept� 1 at Syracuse L 0-3Sept� 8 Evansville W 3-2Sept� 10 Northern Illinois W 8-0Sept� 15 at Wisconsin* L 1-2 Sept� 17 at Minnesota* W 2-0 Sept� 22 at Illinois State L 0-2Sept� 24 Michigan State* W 2-1 Sept� 29 Northwestern* W 1-0Oct� 1 Michigan* L 1-4Oct� 6 at #6 Penn State* L 0-3Oct� 8 at Ohio State* W 4-0Oct� 13 Purdue* W 3-0 Oct� 15 Indiana* W 5-0Oct� 20 at Iowa* L 1-5Oct� 27 Western Illinois W 8-0Oct� 29 Iowa State W 6-1Nov� 2 Michigan State& W 3-1Nov� 3 #7 Penn State& L 1-2 (3OT)Nov� 8 Xavier% W 2-0Nov� 12 at #7 Penn State% L 0-1 (OT)

200112-8-1, 6-3-1, 3rd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Runner-Up // NCAA Tournament QualifierAug� 31 at Iowa State W 6-0Sept� 2 at Kansas W 4-3 (2OT)Sept� 7 Syracuse L 1-2Sept� 17 Marquette L 1-3Sept� 21 Michigan* W 2-1 (OT)Sept� 23 Michigan State* W 2-0Sept� 28 at Minnesota* L 0-2Sept� 30 at Evansville L 0-2Oct� 5 at Northwestern* W 1-0Oct� 7 at Wisconsin* W 2-1Oct� 12 Ohio State* L 1-3Oct� 14 #7 Penn State* L 1-3Oct� 19 at Indiana* W 3-1Oct� 21 at Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 26 Iowa* W 4-1Oct� 28 Illinois State W 1-0Nov� 2 at Northern Illinois W 3-1Nov� 8 vs� Iowa& W 4-1Nov� 9 vs� #22 Michigan& W 2-1 (OT)Nov� 11 vs� #8 Penn State& L 1-2 (OT)Nov� 16 Syracuse% L 0-1

JANET RAYFIELD HEAD COACH - 18TH SEASON2002-PRESENT // 182-128-32 // 82-68-19 BIG TEN

20029-11-1, 4-6-0, 8th in Big TenAug� 30 at Missouri L 1-2 (2OT)Sept� 1 vs� Kentucky L 0-1Sept� 6 Butler W 4-2Sept� 8 #25 Cincinnati W 3-0Sept� 13 vs� William & Mary L 1-2Sept� 15 at George Mason W 1-0Sept� 20 at Michigan State* L 0-2Sept� 22 at #9 Michigan* L 1-4Sept� 27 Dayton L 0-1Sept� 29 Northwestern* W 3-1

Oct� 4 Wisconsin* L 0-1Oct� 6 Minnesota* W 5-2Oct� 11 at #13 Penn State* L 0-4Oct� 13 at Ohio State* L 1-2Oct� 20 Indiana* W 2-1Oct� 25 at Iowa* L 0-2Oct� 27 at Illinois State T 1-1 (2OT)Nov� 1 Eastern Illinois W 4-0Nov� 3 #13 Purdue* W 3-2Nov� 7 vs� #11 Penn State& W 4-3Nov� 8 vs� Wisconsin& L 0-1

200316-4-2, 7-1-2, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Champions // NCAA First RoundAug� 29 Oakland L 0-1Aug� 31 Ohio W 6-0Sept� 5 at Georgia W 2-1Sept� 7 at #17 Auburn L 1-2 (OT)Sept� 12 Evansville W 1-0Sept� 14 Illinois State W 2-0 Sept� 19 Michigan* T 0-0 (2OT)Sept� 21 #20 Michigan State* W 1-0Sept� 26 at Iowa* W 2-0Oct� 3 at Wisconsin* W 2-1Oct� 5 at Minnesota* W 3-1Oct� 10 #11 Ohio State* W 2-0Oct� 12 #14 Penn State* L 0-2Oct� 17 at Indiana* W 2-1Oct� 19 at #14 Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 24 Northwestern* W 4-0Oct� 26 Wisconsin-Green Bay W 2-0Oct� 31 Butler W 1-0Nov� 6 vs� Michigan State& W 2-0Nov� 7 vs� Purdue& W 2-0 Nov� 9 vs� Michigan& W 2-0Nov� 14 Western Michigan% L 0-2

200416-6-2, 5-3-2, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Elite EightAug� 29 Missouri W 4-1Sept� 3 at Southeast Missouri State W 2-0Sept� 5 at Evansville W 4-0Sept� 10 vs� Wright St� W 2-0Sept� 12 vs� Miami (Ohio) W 3-1Sept� 14 #8 Kansas W 1-0Sept� 17 at Michigan State* W 1-0 (OT)Sept� 19 at #20 Michigan* L 0-1Sept� 23 at Illinois State L 0-1Sept� 26 Wisconsin* W 1-0Oct� 1 Minnesota* W 4-0Oct� 3 Iowa* W 3-2 Oct� 8 at #4 Penn State* L 0-2Oct� 10 at #25 Ohio State* L 0-3Oct� 15 Purdue* W 2-1Oct� 17 Indiana* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 22 at Northwestern* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 27 Saint Louis W 2-1 (2OT)Nov� 4 vs� Northwestern& W 5-0Nov� 5 vs� #3 Penn State& L 2-3Nov� 12 vs� Rice% W 2-0Nov� 14 at #7 Texas A&M% W 2-1Nov� 20 Nebraska% W 2-1Nov� 27 at #4 Santa Clara% L 0-2

200512-7-3, 6-3-1, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA Second RoundAug 26 at Marquette L 0-1Aug� 28 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee T 0-0 (2OT)Sept� 2 #17 Nebraska W 1-0Sept� 4 Western Illinois W 3-0Sept� 9 vs� #23 Stanford T 1-1 (2OT)Sept� 11 at San Francisco W 2-0Sept� 16 Illinois State W 3-0Sept� 18 Indiana State L 1-2Sept� 23 Northwestern* W 3-2

ALL-TIME RESULTS

THE RECORD BOOK


Sept� 25 #16 Wisconsin* W 3-2 (2OT)Sept� 30 at Ohio State* W 2-1 (2OT)Oct� 7 at #2 Penn State* L 1-3Oct� 9 at Minnesota* L 1-2Oct� 14 Michigan* W 3-2Oct� 16 Michigan State* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 21 at Indiana* W 1-0Oct� 23 at #20 Purdue* L 1-3Oct� 28 Iowa* W 4-1Nov� 3 vs� Minnesota& W 1-0Nov� 4 at Michigan& L 1-2Nov� 11 at #20 Florida% W 1-0 (2OT)Nov� 13 vs� #11 Florida State% L 1-2

200616-8-0, 8-2-0, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Runner-Up // NCAA Round of 16Aug� 25 vs� South Carolina W 1-0Aug� 27 at Missouri L 0-5Sept� 1 at #9 Texas A&M L 0-3Sept� 3 at Texas L 0-1 (2OT)Sept� 8 Syracuse W 4-0Sept� 10 #13 Auburn W 1-0Sept� 14 at Saint Louis L 1-2 (2OT)Sept� 17 #12 Utah W 4-1Sept� 22 at Wisconsin* W 4-2Sept� 24 at Northwestern* W 2-0Oct� 1 #9 Penn State* W 3-2Oct� 6 Minnesota* W 3-0Oct� 8 Ohio State* L 0-2Oct� 13 at Michigan State* W 3-0Oct� 15 at Michigan* L 1-2Oct� 20 #17 Purdue* W 2-0Oct� 22 #21 Indiana* W 1-0Oct� 27 at Iowa* W 1-0Nov� 2 vs� Wisconsin& W 3-0Nov� 3 vs� Purdue& W 1-0Nov� 5 at #12 Penn State& L 1-3Nov� 10 vs� Southeast Missouri St�% W 2-0Nov� 12 at Saint Louis% W 4-1Nov� 19 at #5 Florida State% L 0-1

200712-7-2, 6-3-1, 3rd in Big Ten // NCAA Second RoundAug� 31 Missouri L 1-3Sept� 2 Xavier W 5-0Sept� 7 at #6 UCLA L 2-4Sept� 9 vs� Cal State Northridge W 4-0Sept� 14 #9 Florida W 1-0Sept� 21 at Kansas W 2-1Sept� 23 at Indiana State W 3-0Sept� 28 at Ohio State* L 1-2 (2OT)Sept� 30 at #13 Penn State* L 1-2Oct� 5 Minnesota* W 1-0Oct� 7 Iowa* W 6-0Oct� 12 Northwestern* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 14 Wisconsin* W 3-0Oct� 19 #24 Indiana* W 3-0Oct� 21 at #5 Purdue* L 1-2Oct� 26 at Michigan* W 2-0Oct� 28 at Michigan State* W 1-0Nov� 8 at Minnesota& T 2-2 (2OT)

(ILL wins PK, 4-3)Nov� 9 vs� #8 Purdue& L 0-3Nov� 16 vs� Louisville% W 1-0 (OT)Nov� 18 at #11 Notre Dame% L 0-2

200812-9-2, 5-5, 5th in Big Ten // NCAA Round of 16Aug� 23 at Missouri W 2-1 (OT)Aug� 29 Iowa State W 3-1Aug� 31 Dayton W 1-0 (OT)Sept� 5 vs� Washington State W 2-1Sept� 7 at #20 Tennessee L 0-1Sept� 12 at #17 Florida L 0-2Sept� 14 at UCF L 0-2

Sept� 19 Colorado College W 2-0Sept� 21 Washington W 3-0Sept� 26 at Wisconsin* W 2-1Sept� 28 at Northwestern* L 0-1Oct� 3 Michigan State* W 3-0Oct� 5 Michigan* W 1-0Oct� 10 at Iowa* L 0-1Oct� 12 at Minnesota* L 0-1Oct� 19 at Indiana* L 0-1Oct� 24 #21 Penn State* L 0-2Oct� 26 Ohio State* W 2-0Oct� 31 Purdue* W 1-0Nov� 6 vs� Michigan State& T 0-0 (2OT)

(MSU wins PK, 4-3)Nov� 14 vs� Memphis% W 1-0 (2OT)Not� 16 at #13 Missouri% T 1-1 (2OT)

(ILL wins PK, 4-3)Nov� 22 at #4 North Carolina% L 0-3

20097-9-3, 2-6-2, T-8th in Big Ten Aug� 21 Illinois State W 4-0Aug� 28 vs� #18 Colorado W 2-1Aug� 30 at Denver T 1-1 (2OT)Sept� 4 #9 UCLA L 1-2Sept� 6 UC Santa Barbara W 3-0Sept� 11 at #2 Portland L 1-4Sept� 13 vs� Washington L 0-1Sept� 18 Loyola-Chicago W 2-0Sept� 20 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-1Sept� 27 Minnesota* T 2-2 (2OT)Oct� 2 at #12 Purdue* L 0-1Oct� 4 at Indiana* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 11 Wisconsin* L 0-1Oct� 17 at Iowa* W 3-1Oct� 22 #19 Ohio State* L 0-3Oct� 25 at Penn State* L 0-6Oct� 30 Michigan State* W 5-0Nov� 1 Michigan* L 0-1Nov� 6 at Northwestern* L 0-1

201013-5-1, 6-3-1, 4th in Big Ten // NCAA First RoundAug� 20 at Loyola-Chicago W 2-0Aug� 24 Wright State W 3-1Aug� 29 Ball State W 3-0Sept� 3 at Connecticut L 1-2 (2OT)Sept� 5 at Yale W 1-0Sept� 11 at Cincinnati W 3-0Sept� 17 LSU W 1-0Sept� 19 #23 Louisville W 3-0Sept� 26 at #18 Minnesota* L 0-1Oct� 1 Purdue* W 4-1Oct� 3 Indiana* W 2-1Oct� 10 at Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 16 Iowa* W 2-1 (OT)Oct� 21 at #17 Ohio State* W 2-1Oct� 24 Penn State* L 0-2Oct� 29 at Michigan State* W 1-0Oct� 31 at Michigan* L 2-3Nov� 6 Northwestern* W 1-0Nov� 12 vs� #22 USC% L 1-3

201117-5-2, 8-2-1, 2nd in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Champions // NCAA Second RoundAug� 19 Gonzaga W 5-1Aug� 21 Toledo W 5-1Aug� 26 at Ball State W 5-0Aug� 28 at Louisville W 2-1 (OT)Sept� 2 USC L 1-3Sept� 4 Colorado W 3-2Sept� 9 vs� #13 Pepperdine L 2-4Sept� 11 vs� Oregon W 5-0Sept� 18 at Iowa* T 2-2 (2OT)Sept� 23 at Ohio State* L 1-2

Sept� 25 at Penn State* L 0-1Sept� 30 Indiana* W 4-1Oct� 2 Purdue* W 1-0Oct� 8 at Michigan State* W 1-0 (2OT)Oct� 14 Minnesota* W 1-0Oct� 16 Wisconsin* W 1-0Oct� 20 at Northwestern* W 3-0Oct� 23 at Nebraska* W 3-1Oct� 29 Michigan* W 3-2Nov� 2 vs� Ohio State& T 1-1 (2OT) (ILL wins PK, 4-2)Nov� 4 vs� Michigan State& W 1-0 (OT)Nov� 6 vs� #11 Penn State& W 1-0 (OT)Nov� 13 Notre Dame% W 1-0Nov� 18 at #4 Oklahoma State% L 0-1 201210-9-4, 6-4-1, T-4th in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament Runner-Up // NCAA Second RoundAug� 17 Western Michigan W 1-0Aug� 19 at Illinois State T 1-1 (2OT)Aug� 24 at UC Santa Barbara W 1-0Aug� 26 at #5 UCLA L 0-2Sept� 3 Wisconsin-Milwaukee W 3-1Sept� 7 vs� #11 Virginia Tech L 0-1Sept� 9 at #17 Wake Forest L 0-1Sept� 16 Iowa* W 2-1Sept� 21 (RV) Ohio State* W 1-0Sept� 23 #11 Penn State* L 0-4Sept� 28 at Indiana* W 2-1Sept� 30 at Purdue* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 4 Michigan State* W 3-2Oct� 12 at Minnesota* L 0-3Oct� 14 at Wisconsin* L 1-2 (2OT)Oct� 18 Northwestern* L 1-2Oct� 21 Nebraska* W 4-1Oct� 27 at #24 Michigan* W 3-2 (OT)Oct� 31 vs� Minnesota& T 2-2 (2OT) (ILL wins PK, 3-2)Nov� 2 vs� #3 Penn State& W 1-0Nov� 4 vs� #21 Ohio State& L 1-2Nov� 10 at Missouri% T 1-1 (2OT) (ILL wins PK, 3-0)Nov� 16 at #14 North Carolina% L 2-9

201311-9-3, 5-5-1, T-5th in Big Ten // NCAA Sweet SixteenAug� 23 at #10 Notre Dame L 1-4Aug� 25 at Louisville W 5-4 (OT)Aug� 30 College of Charleston W 6-2Sept� 1 Illinois State W 5-1Sept� 6 at Arizona State L 3-4 (2OT)Sept� 8 vs� Arizona T 1-1 (2OT)Sept� 13 Indiana State W 3-2Sept� 15 Florida International W 4-0Sept� 20 at Ohio State* T 1-1 (2OT)Sept� 27 Iowa* W 2-1Sept� 29 Nebraska* L 2-3Oct� 4 at Purdue* L 0-1Oct� 6 at Indiana* L 2-3Oct� 12 #20 Wisconsin* W 3-2Oct� 17 at Northwestern* W 3-1Oct� 20 at #17 Penn State* L 0-5Oct� 25 #10 Michigan* L 0-2Oct� 27 Michigan State* W 2-0Oct� 31 at Minnesota* W 3-1Nov� 6 vs� Indiana& L 3-5Nov� 16 at #21 Washington State% T 0-0 (2OT) (ILL wins PK, 3-1)Nov� 22 vs� #7 Portland% W 4-3 (OT)Nov� 24 vs� Boston College% L 1-4

* Big Ten Conference Game& Big Ten Tournament Game% NCAA Tournament GameRankings are NSCAA rank at time of match

ALL-TIME RESULTS

THE RECORD BOOK


2014 10-8-2, 5-6-2, 7th in Big Ten Aug� 22 #16 Notre Dame L 1-3Aug� 24 Louisville W 2-0Aug� 29 Arizona State W 3-1Aug� 31 at Oakland W 1-0 (OT)Sept� 5 at College of Charleston W 3-0Sept� 7 vs� UAB W 3-1Sept� 11 at Iowa* L 0-2Sept� 14 at Nebraska* W 3-0Sept� 18 Indiana* W 2-0Sept� 21 Purdue* W 3-0Sept� 26 at Ohio State* W 4-1Sept� 28 at #8 Penn State* L 1-2Oct� 5 at Northwestern* L 0-2Oct� 12 Minnesota* L 1-2 (2OT)Oct� 17 at #14 Rutgers* L 1-2Oct� 19 at Maryland* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 24 Michigan State* W 2-0OCT� 26 Michigan* L 1-2Oct� 31 #11 Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT)Nov� 5 vs� #11 Wisconsin & L 0-2

* Big Ten Conference Game& Big Ten Tournament GameRankings are NSCAA rank at time of match

2015 10-6-3, 4-4-3, 8th in Big Ten Aug� 21 Oakland W 4-1Aug� 23 at Illinois State W 1-0Aug� 28 TCU W 5-2Aug� 30 Saint Louis W 3-1Sept� 4 at Washington L 2-1Sept� 6 vs� Portland (Seattle, Wash�) W 1-0Sept� 11 Northern Kentucky W 1-0Sept� 18 at Indiana* T 0-0 (2OT)Sept� 20 at Purdue* L 3-1Sept� 24 #11 Rutgers* W 2-1Sept� 27 Maryland* W 2-1 (2OT)Oct� 2 Ohio State* T 1-1 (2 OT)Oct� 8 at Michigan State* T 1-1 (2OT)Oct� 11 at Michigan* L 3-1Oct� 15 Iowa* L 1-0Oct� 18 Nebraska* W 3-1Oct� 24 Northwestern* L 2-0Oct� 28 at Minnesota* W 3-1Nov� 1 at #10 Penn State & L 3-1


2016 6-11-2, 3-6-2, 11th in Big Ten Aug� 19 Morehead State W 2-0Aug� 21 Illinois State W 1-0Aug� 26 at Missouri L 3-2 (OT)Aug� 28 at Saint Louis L 1-0Sept� 2 at TCU L 2-1Sept� 4 at #14 Texas A&M L 2-0Sept� 9 Miami (Ohio) L 1-0 (2OT)Sept� 11 Evansville W 1-0Sept� 15 Purdue* L 1-0Sept� 18 Indiana* L 1-0 (OT)Sept� 22 at Maryland* L 3-1Sept� 25 at #22 Rutgers* T 0-0 (2 OT)Oct� 1 at #14 Penn State* L 2-0Oct� #19 Michigan* W 3-0Oct� 9 Michigan State* W 3-1Oct� 13 at Nebraska* L 2-0Oct� 16 at Iowa* W 2-1Oct� 22 Wisconsin* T 0-0 (2OT)Oct� 26 at #20 Northwestern L 1-0 (OT)


2017 5-14-0, 2-9-0, 13th in Big Ten Aug� 18 Missouri L 1-3Aug� 20 DePaul W 2-1Aug� 24 Washington L 1-2Aug� 27 at Illinois State L 0-2Sept� 1 at Evansville W 2-1 (OT)Sept� 3 at Miami (Ohio) W 1-0Sept� 8 at No� 18 Oklahoma State L 0-2Sept� 10 at Oklahoma L 1-2Sept� 14 at RV Ohio State * L 0-7Sept� 17 at No� 8 Penn State * L 0-1 (2OT)Sept� 22 Maryland * L 0-1Sept� 24 No� 12 Rutgers * L 1-2 (OT)Sept� 28 at Purdue * L 0-1Oct� 1 at Indiana * W 3-1Oct� 7 Northwestern * W 1-0Oct� 12 RV Wisconsin * L 0-1Oct� 15 No� 23 Minnesota * L 0-4Oct� 21 at Michigan * L 0-3Oct� 25 Iowa * L 0-1

* Big Ten Conference GameRankings are United Soccer Coaches rank at time of match

2018 11-8-1, 6-5-0, T-5th in Big Ten // Big Ten Tournament SemifinalsAug� 16 at #6 North Carolina L, 1-3Aug� 19 at #3 Duke W 2-1Aug� 23 at DePaul L 1-3Aug� 26 Northern Illinois W 8-0Aug� 31 #14 Oklahoma State W 2-1Sept� 2 SIUE W 5-0Sept� 9 Illinois State W 1-0Sept� 14 at Minnesota* W 2-0Sept� 16 at #22 Wisconsin* L 0-1 (2OT)Sept� 20 Ohio State* L 0-2Sept� 22 #20 Penn State L 1-2 Sept� 29 Michigan State W 1-0Oct� 4 at Maryland* W 1-0Oct� 7 at Rutgers* L 0-1 (OT)Oct� 11 Purdue* W 3-1Oct� 14 Indiana* W 1-0Oct� 18 at Northwestern* L 1-2Oct� 21 at Nebraska* W 2-1Oct� 28 Wisconsin % T 2-2 Illinois wins in PKs, 3-0Nov� 2 Penn State % L 0-1

* Big Ten Conference GameRankings are United Soccer Coaches rank at time of match

THE RECORD BOOK


ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSA Sarah Aberle 1997, ’98, ’00Alia Abu-Douleh 2014, ‘15, ‘16Leisha Alcia 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04Jamie Alvis 2005, ’07, ’08Sarah Anderson 2000

B Katelynn Buescher 2018Lisa Baldwin 1998, ’99Alicia Barker 2016, '17, '18Jessica Bayne 2003, ’04, ’05, ’06Courtney Bell 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09Amy Bessette 1997, ’98, ’99Kristin Bergschneider 1997Nicole Breece 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘15Hope Breslin 2017, '18Emily Brown 1998, ’99, ’00Kassidy Brown 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13Molly Brown 1998Sarah Brown 2003, ’04Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997, ’98, ’99

C Elizabeth Cablk 2018Ashley Cathro 2018Kelly Campbell 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05Jenna Carosio 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11Lexi Carrier 2016, '17, '18 Lindsey Carstens 2005, ’06, ’07Gabbi Chapa 2017Lauren Ciesla 2016, '17, '18Casey Conine 2013, ‘14Charlotte Cooke 2005, ’07, ’08Jaelyn Cunningham 2017, '18

D Hope D’Addario 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16Nicole Denenberg 2010, ’11, ’12Michelle Denley 2016Marti Desjarlais 2005, ’06, ’07, ’08Vanessa DiBernardo 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13Darci Dietrich 2017 Kim Doetzel 1998, ’99Caitlin Dombart 2009, ’10, ’11

E Amaya Ellis 2018Abby Elinsky 2014Julie Ewing 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11

F Jayna Fittipaldo 2018Paula Faherty 2002, ’03, ’04, ’06Christina Farrell 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13Amy Feher 2012, ’13, ‘14 Jannelle Flaws 2011, ’13, ‘14, ‘15 Rachel Frank 2005 Laura Freeman 1999, ’00, ’01 Kim Fogelson 1997

G Brittany Garrett 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09Patricia George 2015, ‘16, '17, '18Kristen Gierman 2012, ’13 Ashley Gordon 1997Kara Gostisha 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07Julie Green 1997Megan Green 2013, ‘14

Jackie Guerra 2011Alaree Gunville 2001, ’02, ’04

H Sarah Heggen 1998, ’99Annemarie Hennes 2000Jordan Hilbrands 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10Maggie Hillman 2017, '18Sue Hodson 1999, ’00Marissa Holden 2010, ’11, ’12Kristen Holman 1998, ’99, ’00Heidi Holtzman 1998, ’99, ’00, ’01Tara Hurless 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04

J Meredith Johnson-Monfort 2018Lindsay Johnson 1998, ’99, ’00, ’01Rebecca (Patrick) Johnson 1998, ’00, ’01, ’02Meegan Johnston 2013Colleen Joyce 2000, ’01

K Alexandra Kapicka 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10Missy Kann 1997Christen Karniski 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05Natasha Karniski 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05Missy Keeler 1998Maggie Kellett 2000, ’01Robyn Kenney 1998Laura Knutson 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10Danielle Kot 2007, ’08, ’09, ’10Meghan Kolze 1999, ’00, ’02, ’03

L Ashleigh Lefevre 2018Laura Lantz 1997, ’98, ’99Katie Le 2017, '18Noelle Leary 2013, ‘14Jessica Levitt 2006, ’07, ’08Debbie Liang 1998Erica Loechl 1997

M Erin McKeown 2018Kelly Maday 2016, '17, '18Kara Marbury 2014, ‘15, ‘16, '17Morgan Maroney 2015, ‘16, '17, '18Ella Masar 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07Mary Therese McDonnell 2004, ’05, ’06, ’07Shannon McDonnell 2006, ’07Anastasia Medellin 2013, ‘15Jenna Miller 2014, ‘15, ‘16Krystin Miller 2008, ’09, ’10Sarah Mitchell 1997Katie Murray 2015, ‘16, '17, '18Shayla Mutz 2009, ’10, ’11, ’12Marissa Mykines 2008, ’09, ’10, ’11

N Heather Nadeau 1999Mary Nitsche 2002Chichi Nweke 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09

O Allie Osoba 2012, ’13Ellie Ordonez 2016Emily Osoba 2014, '17

P Kendra Pasquale 2018Steph Panozzo 2011, ’12Lauren Parkin 2013 Megan Pawloski 2010, ’11, ’12, ’13 Taylore Peterson 2012, ’13, ‘15, ‘16 Stephanie Pouse 2011Leah Pyter 1997R Caroline Ratz 2015 , ‘16, 18Maeve Riordan 2018Katherine Ratz 2014, ‘15, 16, '17Niki Read 2009, ’10, ’11, ’12Laura Redmond 2002, ’03, ’04, ’05Quinn Reynolds 2003, ’06 Andrea Ridgeway 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04 Reagan Robishaw 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘16 Sarah Rowland 1999, ’00, ’01

S Lauren Stibich 2018Makena Silber 2018Haley Singer 2018Sami Sample 2018Christina Sahly 2008, ’09Jackie Santacaterina 2006, ’07, ’08, ’09Summer Schafer 2015, ‘16Olivia Schmitt 2017 Julie Schueller 1997, ’98, ’99, ’00Tara Schuling 1999, ’00, ’01, ’02Hollie Schurr 1999, ’00, ’01, ’02Christine Sinak 2001, ’02, ’03, ’04Elina Sinisalo 1997Jennifer Smith 2000, ’01, ’03Rachel Smith 1997Tailor Smith 2012, ‘16Lauren Smitherman 2017, '18 Cory Steigerwald 2007, ’08, ’09Stephanne Steinhoff 1997, ’98, ’99Eva Strickland 2003, ’04, ’05, ’06Allison Stucky 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

T Leanne Taccona 1997Kris Twyning 1997, ’98Erin Tyler 2002Katie Tyler 1997

V Arianna Veland 2016, '17, '18

W Peyton Willie 2018Madi Wolfbauer 2018Kelly Walker 2000, ’01, ’02, ’03Tiffani Walker 2000, ’01, ’02, ’03Brittany Ward 2003, ’04Emily Ward 2001Sarah Warren 2014, ‘15, '17, '18Kristy Weeks 2005, ’06, ’07 Aliina Weykamp 2012, ’13, ‘14, ‘15Claire Wheatley 2013, ‘14, ‘15, ‘16

Z Emily Zurrer 2005, ’06, ’07, ’08

THE RECORD BOOK


PLAYERS BY UNIFORM NUMBER IN ILLINOIS HISTORY#0Amy Bessette 1997-98-99Sarah Anderson 2000-01Rachel Frank 2002-03-04-05Alexandra Kapicka 2006-07-08-09-10Lizzi Sanscrainte 2011-12Michelle Denley 2014-15-16Sami Sample 2017-18

#1Erica Loechl 1997Sarah Heggen 1998-99-00Leisha Alcia 2001-02-03-04Lindsay Carstens 2005-06-07Stephanie Panozzo 2009-10-11-12Claire Wheatley 2013-14-15-16Elizabeth Cablk 2017-18

#2Heidi Holtzman 1998-99-00-01Natasha Karniski 2002-03-04-05Brittany Garrett 2006-07-08-09Kassidy Brown 2010-11-12-13Katherine Ratz 2014-15-16-17Amaya Ellis 2018

#3Julie Green 1997Meghan Kolze 1999-00-01-02-03Ella Masar 2004-05-06-07Jackie Guerra 2008-09-10-11Jannelle Flaws 2012-13-14-15Alicia Barker 2016-17-18

#4Leanne Taccona 1997Robyn Kenney 1998Sarah Rowland 1999-00-01Christen Karniski 2002-03-04-05Christina Sahly 2006-07-08-09Stephanie Pouse 2011Meegan Johnston 2013Sarah Warren 2014-15-16-17-18Eileen Murphy 2019

#5Ashley Gordan 1997Emily Brown 1998-99-00-01-02Sarah Brown 2003-04Emily Zurrer 2005-06-07Niki Read 2008-09-10-11-12Hope D’Addario 2013-14-15-16Madi Wolfbauer 2017-18

#6Sarah Mitchell 1997Sarah Still 1998Jen Sbalchiero 1999Abby Goodman 2000Emily Ward 2001-02-03Shannon McDonnell 2004Mary Therese McDonnell 2005-06-07Julie Ewing 2008-09-10-11Reagan Robishaw 2013-14-15-16Katie Le 2017-18

#7Leah Pyter 1997Molly Brown 1998Allison Ullrich 1999Tiffany Walker 2000Maggie Kellett 2001Laura Redmond 2002-03-04-05Jackie Santacaterina 2006-07-08-09Megan Pawloski 2010-11-12-13Brista Philips 2014-15-16Sabryn Kapp 2017Peyton Willie 2018

#8Kim Doetzel 1997-98-99-00Christine Sinak 2001-02-03-04Jessica Levitt 2005-06-07-08Marissa Holden 2009-10-11-12Casey Conine 2013-14Caroline Ratz 2015-16-17-18Henar Urteaga 2019

#9Kelly Buszkiewicz 1997-98-99Colleen Joyce 2000-01Jessica Bayne 2003-04-05-06Danielle Kot 2007-08-09-10Megan Green 2011-12-13-14Lauren Ciesla 2015-16-17-18Sydney Carste 2019

#10Kim Fogelson 1997Kristen Holman 1998-99-00Andrea Ridgeway 2001-02-03-04Jamie Alvis 2005-06-07-08Shayla Mutz 2009-10-11-12Allison Stucky 2013-14-15-16Hope Breslin 2017-18

#11Kristen Bergschneider 1997 Julie Schueller 1998-99-00Kelly Campbell 2002-03-04-05Courtney Bell 2006-07-08-09Jannelle Flaws 2010-11Nicole Breece 2012-13-14-15Patricia George 2016-17-18Aleah Treiterer 2019

#12Sarah Aberle 1997-98Tara Schuling 1999-00-01-02Michelle Nadeau 2003-04Erin Tyler 2005Ashley Varns 2006Krystin Miller 2007-08-09-10Tailor Smith 2012-13-14-15-16Gabbi Chappa 2017Kendra Pasquale 2018

#13Cara Nance 1998Jennifer Smith 2000-01-02-03Erin Pilkington 2004Charlotte Cook 2005Emily Pickard 2006-07-08Kristen Gierman 2009-10-11-12-13Summer Schafer 2014-15-16Haley Singer 2017-18

#14Stephanne Steinhoff 2014-11997-98-99Kelly Walker 2000-01-02-03Kara Gostisha 2004-05-06-07Katie Reed 2011Jenna Miller 2013-14-15-16Meredith Johnson-Monfort 2018

#15Missy Kann 1997Hollie Schurr 1998-99-00-01-02Quinn Reynolds 2003-04-05-06Jordan Hillbrands 2007-08-09-10Aliina Weykamp 2011-12-13-14-15Kelly Maday 2016-17-18

#16Laura Lantz 1997-98-99-00Tara Hurless 2001-02-03-04Marti Desjarlais 2005-06-07-08Nicole Denenberg 2009-10-11-12Alia Abu-Douleh 2013Abby Elinsky 2014Ellie Ordonez 2015-16Ashleigh Lefevre 2018

THE RECORD BOOK


PLAYERS BY UNIFORM NUMBER IN ILLINOIS HISTORY#17Kris Twyning 1997-98-99Maggie Kellett 2000Tiffani Walker 2001-02-03Kristy Weeks 2004-05-06-07Lauren Levitt 2008Sarah Weider 2010Allie Osoba 2011-12-13Emily Osoba 2014-15-16-17Erin McKeown 2018

#18Rachel Smith 1997Missy Keeler 1998Sue Hodson 1999-00-01Paula Faherty 2002-03-04-05-06Cory Steigerwald 2007-08-09-10Noelle Leary 2011-12-13-14Morgan Maroney 2015-16-17-18Lilian Lucas 2019

#19Emily Sinisalo 1997Lisa Baldwin 1998-99-00Alaree Gunville 2001-02-03-04Charlotte Cook 2006-07-08Christina Farrell 2010-11-12-13Alia Abu-Douleh 2014-15-16Jayna Fitipaldo 2017-18

#20Rebecca Fox 1997Debbie Liang 1998Mary Nitsche 2000-01-02Kimberly Coninx 2003-04-05Chichi Nweke 2006-07-08-09Vanessa DiBernardo 2010-11-12-13Kara Marbury 2014-15-16-17Makena Silber 2018

#21Lexi Carrier 2016-17Katie Tyler 1997Laura Freeman 1999-00-01-02Eva Strickland 2003-04-05-06Jenna Carosio 2008-09-10-11Reagan Robishaw 2012Patricia George 2015

#22Julie Schueller 1997Rebecca Patrick-Johnson 1998-99-00-01-02Brittany Ward 2003-04-05-06Laura Knutson 2007-08-09-10Mackenzie Taylor 2011Olivia Schmitt 2014-15-16-17Katelynn Buescher 2018

#23Heather Nadeau 1999-00-01Erin Tyler 2003Mary Therese McDonnell 2004Shannon McDonnell 2005-06-07Caitlin Dombart 2008-09-10-11Anastasia Medellin 2012-13-14-15Arianna Veland 2016-17-18

#24Colleen Everson 1997Lindsay Johnson 1998-99-00-01Christine Rivera 2002-03Mary Jo Kohler 2004-05Marissa Mykines 2008-09-10-11Amy Feher 2012-13-14Lauren Smitherman 2016-17-18

#25Annemarie Hennes 1998-99-00Claire Zabriskie 2002Mari Jo Kohler 2003Lindsay Carstens 2004Katelyn Hoffman 2009Lauren Parkin 2010-11-12-13Darci Dietrich 2014-15-16-17

#26Erin Tyler 2002Emily Zurrer 2005Katie Murray 2015-16-17-18Summer Garrison 2019

#27Taylore Peterson 2012-13-14-15-16Maggie Hillman 2017-18

#29Taylor Haynes 2016-17

#30Jaelyn Cunningam 2016-17-18

#31Maeve Riordan 2018

#33Ashley Cathro 2018

#34Ashley Prell 2019

#35Lauren Stibich 2018

*current players highlighted in bold

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INTERNETFIGHTINGILLINI�comtwitter�com/IlliniSoccerfacebook�com/IlliniSoccerinstagram�com/illinisoccernscaa�comsocceramerica�comsoccertimes�comtopdrawersoccer�combigten�orgbigtennetwork�comncaa�orgUSsoccer�com

SOCCER MEDIA OUTLETS

MEDIA CREDENTIALSAll requests for media/photo credentials should be made at least three days in advance of the event to Jenny Dewar at the University of Illinois Athletic Communications Office at 217-300-1148� Requests may also be made through email to jdewar2@illinois�edu� Space in the soccer press area is limited and intended for working media and event staff personnel only� Media credential requests for away games should be made through the host SID office�

INTERVIEW POLICYAll media requests of coaches, student-athletes and administrators must be made through the Athletic Communications Office� Media personnel are asked not to call the student-athlete at her residence or on her cell phone� Student-athletes have been instructed not to talk to media who have not coordinated their requests with the Illinois Athletic Communications Office� Generally, the most convenient opportunity for media interviews is after the team practice sessions� If this is not convenient for media, return telephone calls from the student-athletes will be arranged� In most situations, student-athletes are not available the day before a game or on the day of matches until after the end of the match�

WEEKLY RELEASE AND RESULTSA weekly release – usually available two days in advance of the first game of the week – and match results will be made available to the media and opponent SIDs by email and online at FightingIllini�com� If you wish to have your media agency added to the email list, please contact Jenny Dewar in the Athletic Communications Office�

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSCoach Rayfield and select student-athletes will be available for comments after games following a short cool-down period� Please make all requests for post-game interviews to Jenny Dewar in the press area�

PRACTICE TIMESThe Illini practice weekday afternoons at Illinois Soccer Stadium, which is just north of St� Mary’s Road and just south of the Illinois Baseball Field� In the event of inclement weather, practice times may be changed and/or moved indoor to the Irwin Indoor Facility located on the corner of Fourth St� and Peabody Dr� in Champaign� Media availability will be held in conjunction with practice times� Please contact Jenny Dewar if you wish to attend�

ILLINOIS SOCCER ONLINEMedia are encouraged to access FightingIllini�com, the official website of University of Illinois athletics, for up-to-date information covering the Illinois soccer team� Game summaries, box scores, season statistics and much more are updated on the website following each game� Illinois soccer is also found on twitter�com/IlliniSoccer, facebook�com/IlliniSoccer and instagram�com/illinisoccer�

FIGHTINGILLINI.COMFIGHTINGILLINI�com, the official website of the University of Illinois Athletic Department, is the fastest and easiest way for fans, alumni, students and parents to follow Illinois athletics� The website is intended to make the search for information about Fighting Illini athletics easier�

Maintained by the UI Athletic Communications Office, FIGHTINGILLINI�com provides viewers with not only the latest scores, game stories, photos and statistics from all Illinois varsity sports, but also feature stories on student-athletes and coaches who shape the headlines� Live radio broadcasts of volleyball, football, men’s and women’s basketball, softball and baseball, as well as selected audio interviews, video highlight clips and video features all are available online�

In addition, live in-game statistics are available for nearly all 21 varsity sports, including soccer�

MEDIA INFORMATION

MEDIA INFORMATION


SAMI SAMPLEGK // JR // 5-9

South Elgin, Illinois

AMAYA ELLISM // SO // 5-5

Monte Sereno, California

ELIZABETH CABLKGK // JR // 5-10Naperville, Illinois

EILEEN MURPHYM // FR // 5-9

La Grange Park, Illinois

2019 RADIO/TV ROSTER

KATIE LEF // JR // 5-3

Centreville, Virginia

PEYTON WILLIEF // SO // 5-8Yorkville, Illinois

HENAR URTEAGAD // R-JR // 5-6Pamplona, Spain

SYDNEY CARSTED // FR // 5-6

Sammamish, Washington

HOPE BRESLINF // JR // 5-6

Massapequa, New York

KENDRA PASQUALED // SO // 5-4

Naperville, Illinois

HALEY SINGERM // JR // 5-7


KELLY MADAYF // SR // 5-2

Wilmette, Illinois

ASHLEIGH LEFEVRED // SO // 5-6

Brighton, Australia

JAYNA FITTIPALDOM // JR // 5-3

McDonald, Pennsylvania

LILIAN LUCASM // FR // 5-6

Plymouth, Michigan

MAKENA SILBERF // SO // 5-7

Spokane, Washington

SUMMER GARRISONF // FR // 5-2

Pasadena, California

MAGGIE HILLMANM // JR // 5-5


JANET RAYFIELDHead Coach18th Season

LISA LUBKEAssistant Coach

First Season

JEFF FREEMANAssociate Head Coach

Ninth Season

ALEAH TREITERERD // FR // 5-6

Sacramento, California

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8 9 10 12 13

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22

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ALICIA BARKERD // SR // 5-7

Woodinville, Washington

3

LEXI CARRIERD // SR // 5-8Cincinnati, Ohio

21

ARIANNA VELANDM // SR // 5-10Elkhorn, Nebraska

23

LAUREN SMITHERMAND // SR // 5-7

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

24

JAELYN CUNNINGHAMGK // SR // 5-9

Reynoldsburg, Ohio

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ASHLEY PRELLF // FR // 5-6

Fox River Grove, Illinois

34

ASHLEY CATHROD // SO // 5-7

Victoria, British Columbia

33

ERIN MCKEOWND // SO // 5-3

Ann Arbor, Michigan

17

MEREDITH JOHNSON-MONFORTF // SO // 5-7

Mahomet, Illinois

14

KATELYNN BUESCHERM // SO // 5-4


22

LAUREN STIBICHF // FR // 5-4

Western Springs, Illinois

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