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WOMEN’S SOCCERWEEKLY RELEASE No. 1: August 26, 2019Women’s Soccer Contact: Emelia Modglin, Media & Administration InternOffice: 314.444.4311 • Cell: 618.606.5741 • Email: [email protected] Chouteau Ave. • St. Louis, MO 63103 • FAX: 314.444.4353WWW.MVC-SPORTS.COM

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2019 Standings -- thru Mon. August 26

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STANDINGS W-L-T Pts. Pct GF GA W-L-T Pct GF GA Home Road Neut.

Missouri State 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 2-1-0 .667 6 5 0-0-0 2-1-0 0-0-0

Northern Iowa 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 1-2-0 .333 7 8 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-0-0

Illinois State 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 1-3-0 .250 6 9 0-0-0 1-3-0 0-0-0

Loyola 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 1-3-0 .250 5 14 1-0-0 0-3-0 0-0-0

Evansville 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 0-2-1 .167 2 10 0-1-1 0-1-0 0-0-0

Valparaiso 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 0-3-1 .125 2 6 0-2-1 0-1-0 0-0-0

Drake 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 0-4-0 .000 0 8 0-1-0 0-3-0 0-0-0

Indiana State 0-0-0 0 .000 0 0 0-4-0 .000 1 9 0-2-0 0-2-0 0-0-0

Three points for a league win, one point for a tie and zero for a loss. Non-Conf 2-7-2 3-15-0 0-0-0

GF = Goals Scored/GA = Goals Allowed MVC 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0

Teams ranked by MVC points All 2-7-2 3-15-0 0-0-0

MVC Offensive Player of the Week

MVC Defensive Player of the Week

MVC Newcomer of the Week

Kate Del Fava, Sr., MF, Illinois State Del Fava continues to standout in her senior season, col-lecting her first career hat trick on Sunday afternoon in Illinois State’s 4-3 loss to Big Ten opponent Iowa. Del Fava’s scoring kept the Redbirds in the game with the Hawkeyes,

with her third goal knotting the score at 3-3 with only 20 minutes remain-ing in regulation. She combined for 174 minutes played in Illinois State’s two matches over the weekend and has scored five goals on only seven shots this season, placing all of them on goal. Del Fava currently leads the Missouri Valley Conference with five goals and 10 points during the 2019 campaign.

Michaela Till, Jr., GK, EvansvilleMichaela Till has been a rock for the Aces in the net this sea-son. Recording 23 saves through three matches, keeping on pace Evansville career saves list with 187. Till recorded four saves against UT Martin last Thursday (Aug. 29) including

four massive ones in the second half to keep the Aces ahead. Till ranks first in the MVC in saves (23) and saves per game (7.67) in the conference this season.

Megan Nemec, Fr., MF/F, Loyola (Tinley Park Ill.)Loyola freshman Megan Nemec enjoyed a breakout week-end as the Ramblers split a pair of games. In Friday’s home-opening win over South Dakota, Nemec provided assists on both of the Maroon & Gold’s goals as part of a 2-1 victory

over the Coyotes. The Tinley Park, Ill. native recorded her first collegiate goal two days later against Ball State. Nemec has 3 starts in 4 games.

ALL TIMES ARE CENTRAL

Thursday, August 29

Illinois State at Ball State ................................................. L, 1-0Evansville vs. UT Martin.................................................... T, 1-1

Friday, August 30

Indiana State vs. Milwaukee .......................................... L, 2-0Northern Iowa vs. Omaha ............................................... L, 2-1Valparaiso at Bowling Green .......................................... L, 2-0Drake vs. Baylor .................................................................. L, 1-0Missouri State at Central Arkansas .............................. L, 3-2Loyola vs. South Dakota ................................................. W, 2-1

Sunday, September 1

Indiana State vs. SIUE ....................................................... L, 4-0Loyola at Ball State ............................................................. L, 2-1Drake at Saint Louis .......................................................... L, 3-0Missouri State at Little Rock ......................................... W, 2-1Valparaiso vs. Wright State ............................................. T, 2-2Illinois State at Iowa .......................................................... L, 4-3

Tuesday, September 3

Northern Iowa vs. Saint Ambrose ................................ 6 PM

Thursday, September 5

Loyola vs. Wisconsin .......................................................... 7 PM

Friday, September 6

Northern Iowa at South Dakota .................................... 4 PMDrake vs. South Dakota State ......................................... 5 PMIndiana State at Central Michigan ................................ 6 PMValparaiso at St. Bonaventure ........................................ 6 PMIllinois State vs. Northern Illinois .................................. 7 PMMissouri State vs. UMKC .................................................... 7 PMEvansville vs. SEMO ............................................................ 7 PM

*denotes conference match#denotes conference tournament match

Drake ■ Evansville ■ Illinois State ■ Indiana State ■ Loyola ■ Missouri State ■ UNI ■ Valparaiso

MVC WOMEN’S SOCCER WEEKLY RELEASE

u Noteworthy In addition to the league’s Offensive and Defensive Player of

the Week and Newcomer of the Week selections, several con-

ference players had notable performances, and they include:

OFFENSE

Jordan Eickelman, Jr., F/M, Missouri StateEickelman’s Weekend Statline: 2 Games Played, 1 Game Started, One GoalEickelman’s goal in the 82nd minute provided the Bears with crucial separation in the closing minutes, surviving a late Trojan score to take the 2-1 win against Little Rock…Marked the first goal of her junior campaign…Capped an unblemished 2-0 weekend for the Bears…Finished Sunday’s game with a pair of shot attempts.

Jayme-Lee Hunter, Jr., EvansvilleJayme-Lee Hunter recorded her seventh career goal on Thursday (Aug. 29) against UT Martin. The junior put the Aces up 1-0 against the Skyhawk’s going into halftime. The goal was lifted off a free kick that bent to the left side of the net off an assist from Amanda DaSilva. Coming off the bench the Wellington, New Zealand native made some big plays in the 110-minute battle with UTM and served in both of the Aces corner kicks. Megan Nemec, Fr., MF/F, Loyola Loyola freshman Megan Nemec enjoyed a breakout weekend as the Ramblers split a pair of games. In Friday’s home-opening win over South Dakota, Nemec provided assists on both of the Maroon & Gold’s goals as part of a 2-1 victory over the Coyotes. The Tinley Park, Ill. native recorded her first collegiate goal two days later against Ball State, finding the back of the net in the 87th minute of play. Nemec, who has started in three of Loyola’s four games this season, currently shares the team lead in overall points with four.

DEFENSE

Brittney Robinson, Sr., D, Missouri StateRobinson’s Weekend Statline: 2 Games Played, 2 Games Started, One Goal, 2 Shots-On-GoalScored the go-ahead goal in the 79th minute against Central Arkansas to seal the 3-2 win…Snapped Central Arkansas’ 10-game home win streak…Marked the first goal of her senior sea-son…Collected two shots-on-goal in the Friday’s match…Began a perfect 2-0 weekend for the Bears on the road.

Haley Smith, Sr., GK, Illinois StateSmith combined for 11 saves in two matches, post-ing a double-digit weekend in saves for the second week in a row. The senior recorded four saves off ten shots faced in Thursday’s 1-0 loss to Ball State and a season-high seven saves in Sunday’s 4-3 loss to Big Ten opponent Iowa on Sunday. Smith now has 23 saves on the season and 284 career saves (ranked third in program history).

Kelsie Stone, Jr., GK, DrakeStone recorded a career-high nine saves against No. 21 Baylor on Friday night. The junior notched two more saves against Saint Louis on Sunday. Stone enters her second year as the starter in net for the Bulldogs and has built on the momentum she gen-erated last season after being named to the All-MVC Second Team.

NEWCOMER

Unnur Bergsdottir, Fr., F, Missouri StateFound the net for the first time as a Bear…Scored in the 17th minute to double MSU’s lead, 2-0, against Central Arkansas…Finished Friday’s contest with four shots, two falling on-target…Landed a shot at Little Rock in the Bears’ 2-1 win.

Michaela Kirschten, Fr., D, Illinois State Kirschten received her first career start on Sunday in Illinois State’s match with Big Ten opponent Iowa, playing 50 minutes as a defender and assisting on ISU’s third goal. In the 70th minute, Kirschten sent a long ball forward to a sprinting Kate Del Fava, who beat two defenders to complete her hat trick and tally her third goal of the day. The goal was Kirschten’s first assist and points earned as a Redbird and tied the game with the Hawkeyes at 3-3 with 20 minutes left in regulation.

Kiley Dugan, Fr., F, ValparaisoDugan had about as memorable of a first collegiate goal as a player could ask for, hitting a curving 30-yard bomb from the left flank in the 63rd minute Sunday against Wright State - Valpo’s second goal in what would eventually end a 2-2 draw.

Delaney Goertzen, Fr., M, DrakeGoertzen was selected as a starter in the midfield in both of Drake’s contests this week, seeing the field for a total of 147 minutes. She was vital in Drake’s stellar defensive performance against No. 21 Baylor, playing a key role in Drake pitching a shut out in regulation against a high-powered opponent. With Goertzen roaming the field, the Bulldogs thwarted 20 of Baylor’s 21 shots.

u Offensive Players of the Week

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DATE PLAYER Pos. sCHooLA26 Kate Del Fava MF Illinois St.S3 Kate Del Fava MF Illinois St.

DATE PLAYER Pos. sCHooLA26 Haley Smith GK Illinois St.S3 Michaela Till GK Evansville

DATE PLAYER Pos. sCHooLA26 Lizzie Mewes MF UNIS3 Megan Nemec MF/F Loyola

MVC Offensive, Defensive and Newcomer of the Week are announced on Monday afternoons. Nominees are provided by each school’s sports information contact and voted on by a panel appointed by the league office.

u Newcomer Players of the Week

u Defensive Players of the Week



Stone WallJunior goalkeeper Kelsie Stone stopped a career-best nine shots against No. 21 Baylor. Stone was instrumental in holding the Lady Bears, who reached the NCAA Quarterfinals last season, scoreless in regulation. In total, Drake spoiled 20 of Baylor’s 21 shots.

Strength of ScheduleDrake fell in overtime to No. 21 Baylor, 1-0, on Friday. The Bulldogs pitched a remarkable defensive effort, stopping 20 of Baylor’s 21 shots and holding the Lady Bears, who reached the NCAA Quarterfinals in 2018, scoreless through regulation. Each of Drake’s last three opponents reached the NCAA Tournament last season.

2019 Drake Bulldogs Schedule

Date Opponent Site Result Record

8/22 at Colorado Boulder, CO L, 2-0 0-18/25 at Denver Denver, CO L, 2-0 0-28/30 Baylor Des Moines, IA L, 1-0 0-3

9/1 at Saint Louis St. Louis, MO L, 3-0 0-49/6 South Dakota State Des Moines, IA 5 PM9/8 UMKC Des Moines, IA 1 PM9/13 North Dakota State Des Moines, IA 6 PM9/17 South Dakota Des Moines, IA 6 PM9/20 at Western Illinois Macomb, IL 4 PM9/24 Omaha Des Moines, IA 6 PM9/28 Loyola* Des Moines, IA 6 PM

10/5 at Missouri State* Springfield, MO 2 PM10/12 at Evansville* Evansville, IN 3 PM10/16 UNI* Des Moines, IA 6 PM10/20 Indiana State* Des Moines, IA 1 PM10/26 Valparaiso* Des Moines, IA 4 PM10/31 at Illinois State* Normal, IL 4 PM

11/3 MVC First Round# TBD TBD11/8 MVC Semifinals# Springfield, MO TBD11/10 MVC Championship# Springfield, MO TBD

*MVC Games; #MVC Tournament; Times are CST (unless noted) and subject to change

Save After SaveMichaela Till has recorded 23 saves through three matches, keeping on pace on the Evansville career saves list, her 187 saves currently ranks sixth in Aces history. The junior needs 29 more saves to move into fifth.

Hunting for GoalsJayme-Lee Hunter recorded her seventh career goal last Thursday (Aug. 29) when she put the Aces up 1-0 against UT Martin just before the half. Hunter lifted the goal off a free kick that bent to the back of the net.

2019 Evansville Purple Aces Schedule


8/22 Middle Tennessee Evansville, IN L, 5-1 0-1 8/25 at Vanderbilt Nashville, TN L, 4-0 0-2 8/29 UT Martin Evansville, IN T, 1-1 0-2-1

9/6 SEMO Evansville, IN 7 PM 9/8 at Belmont Nashville, TN 2 PM9/13 at Tennessee Tech Cookeville, TN 7 PM9/15 at Austin Peay Clarksville, TN 12 PM9/20 Mercer Evansville, IN 7 PM9/22 IUPUI Evansville, IN 1 PM9/28 at Indiana State* Terre Haute, IN 6 PM

10/6 at Illinois State* Normal, IL 1 PM 10/12 Drake* Evansville, IN 3 PM10/16 Missouri State* Evansville, IN 6 PM10/20 at Valparaiso* Valparaiso, IN 1 PM10/26 at UNI* Cedar Falls, IA 1 PM10/31 Loyola* Evansville, IN 4 PM



DRAKE (0-4-0, 0-0-0 MVC) EVANSVILLE (0-2-1, 0-0-0 MVC)

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Home Sweet HomeAfter beginning the season on the road, Illinois State finally returns to Normal on Friday, Sept. 6 to face Northern Illinois, in what will be the first match of a four-game homestand. The Redbirds will also take on in-state rival Illinois, Utah State and Western Illinois during the two weekends of home contests, before taking flight for a final pair of non-conference matches at North Florida and Stetson. Illinois State has an all-time record of 132-46-19 at Adelaide Street Field and a 12-5-1 record with head coach Brad Silvey at the helm.

First Career Hat Trick for Del FavaSenior midfielder Kate Del Fava continues to shine offensively for the Redbirds, as she collected her first career hat trick over the weekend against Big Ten opponent Iowa. The hat trick is a first for Illinois State since Oct. 1, 2016 when both Lauren Koehl and Abby Basler posted hat tricks in ISU’s 10-0 defeat of Chicago State. With Del Fava’s second multi-goal game of the year, the senior now leads the Valley with five goals and 10 points on the season.

Assisting the CauseSeven different Redbirds have now tallied assists this season for Illinois State, proving the depth of ISU’s roster. ‘Birds who have recorded an as-sist this year include: Mikayla Unger, Tate Barney, Ashley Santos, Hannah Mueller, Alyssa Siebers, Michaela Kirschten and Alix McArthur.

2019 Illinois State Redbirds Schedule


8/23 at Omaha Omaha, NE W, 3-2 1-08/25 at UMKC Kansas City, MO L, 2-0 1-18/29 at Ball State Muncie, IN L, 1-0 1-2

9/1 at Iowa Iowa City, IA L, 4-3 1-39/6 Northern Illinois Normal, IL 7 PM9/8 Illinois Normal, IL 6 PM9/13 Utah State Normal, IL 7 PM9/15 Western Illinois Normal, IL 1 PM9/20 at North Florida Jacksonville, FL 7 PM9/22 at Stetson Deland, FL 10 AM 9/28 at UNI* Cedar Falls, IA 1 PM

10/6 Evansville* Normal, IL 1 PM10/8 at IUPUI Indianapolis, IN 3 PM10/12 at Valparaiso* Valparaiso, IN 7:30 PM10/16 at Indiana State* Terre Haute, IN 6 PM10/20 Loyola* Normal, IL 1 PM10/25 at Missouri State* Springfield, MO 5 PM10/31 Drake* Normal, IL 4 PM



Strength in NumbersThe Sycamores have recorded 42 shots this season, including 19 of which have come on goal. Of those 42, 33 have been by players that are either in their first or second season with the program. Of the 19 on goal, 15 have come by that same group. So 78.5 percent of the team’s shots have been by underclassmen while 78.9 percent of the shots on goal have come from that same group.

On the RoadIndiana State travels to Central Michigan to open up a weekend road swing. It will be the Sycamores’ first-ever visit to CMU with the only previous meeting coming on August 28, 2011 when the Chippewa’s took a 2-0 decision in Terre Haute. All-time, the Sycamores are 2-18-1 against the current membership of the Mid American Conference, and will be looking to down a MAC school for the first time since Sep-tember 11, 2009 when they beat Ohio by the score of 2-1 in Terre Haute.

2019 Indiana State Sycamores Schedule


8/23 at UMKC Kansas City, MO L, 1-0 0-18/25 at Saint Louis St. Louis, MO L, 2-1 0-28/30 Milwaukee Terre Haute, IN L, 2-0 0-3

9/1 SIUE Terre Haute, IN L, 4-0 0-49/6 at Central Michigan Mount Pleasant, MI 7 PM9/8 at Dayton Dayton, OH 1 PM9/13 Detroit Terre Haute, IN 7 PM9/15 Belmont Terre Haute, IN 1 PM9/22 Purdue Fort Wayne Terre Haute, IN 3 PM9/28 Evansville* Terre Haute, IN 7 PM

10/5 Valparaiso* Terre Haute, IN 7 PM10/12 at UNI* Cedar Falls, IA 3 PM10/16 Illinois State* Terre Haute, IN 7 PM10/20 at Drake* Des Moines, IA 2 PM10/26 at Loyola* Chicago, IL 8 PM10/31 Missouri State* Terre Haute, IN 5 PM


*MVC Games; #MVC Tournament; Times are EASTERN (unless noted) and subject to change

INDIANA STATE (0-4-0, 0-0-0 MVC) ILLINOIS STATE (1-3-0, 0-0-0 MVC)

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Home Cooking Loyola picked up its first win of the 2019 season this past Friday, defeating South Dakota by a final count of 2-1 in its home opener at Loyola Soccer Park. Simone Wark and Aleksa Tataryn tallied goals in the victory, as the Maroon & Gold picked up their fourth straight win in Rogers Park, a streak that dates back to a 6-1 rout of Evansville back on October 25, 2018. Since the start of the 2017 season, Loyola is an impressive 14-4-1 (.763) on its home field.

Marvelous Megan Freshman Megan Nemec put together an impressive two games over the weekend, tallying a goal and two assists to move into a tie for the team lead in overall points (4). In Friday’s aforementioned win over South Dakota, Nemec was credited with assists on both Loyola goals. She followed up that perfor-mance by notching her first collegiate goal in the 87th minute of Sunday’s 2-1 setback at Ball State.

They Don’t Get Any Easier As the calendar turns to September, Loyola prepares to face two more power five conference foes this coming week. No. 15 Wisconsin will play a visit to Loyola Soccer Park on Thursday evening before the Ramblers head to Columbia, Mo. for a clash with a Missouri side that enters the week with a perfect 4-0-0 record. With the season still in its early stages, Loyola’s first four opponents hold a combined 12-4-0 (.750) record.

2019 Loyola Ramblers Schedule


8/22 at Illinois Champaign, IL L, 3-1 0-18/25 at Kansas Lawrence, KS L, 6-0 0-28/30 South Dakota Chicago, IL W, 2-1 1-2

9/1 at Ball State Munice, IN L, 2-1 1-3 9/5 Wisconsin Chicago, IL 7 PM 9/8 at Missouri Columbia, MO 1 PM9/12 DePaul Chicago, IL 7 PM9/15 at Northern Illinois Dekalb, IL 6 PM9/20 at Western Michigan Kalamazoo, MI 3 PM9/22 at Eastern Michigan Ypsilanti, MI 12 PM9/28 at Drake* Des Moines, IA 6 PM

10/5 UNI* Chicago, IL 7 PM10/12 Missouri State Chicago, IL 1 PM10/16 Valparaiso Chicago, IL 7 PM10/20 at Illinois State Normal, IL 1 PM10/26 Indiana State Chicago, IL 7 PM10/31 at Evansville Evansville, IN 4 PM



Success on the RoadMSU produced a perfect 2-0 weekend mark, collecting road wins against Central Arkansas and Little Rock.The Bears combined for five goals over the two-game stretch, seeing contributions from Brooke Zenner, Unnur Bergsdottir, Brittney Robinson, Anna Durnin, and Jordan Eickelman.

Streak EndedA 3-2 Bears’ win at Central Arkansas snapped a 10-game home win streak for the opposing side that extended throughout the 2018 campaign.

Robinson for the WinSenior defender Brittney Robinson scored the game-winner in the 79thminute to break the 2-2 deadlock and secure the Bears’ first victory of the 2019 campaign.

2019 Missouri State Bears Schedule


8/23 at Western Illinois Macomb, IL L, 2-1 0-18/25 at Arkansas State Jonesboro, AR Cancelled 0-18/30 at Central Arkansas Conway, AR W, 3-2 1-1

9/1 at Little Rock Little Rock, AR W, 2-1 2-19/6 UMKC Springfield, MO 7 PM9/8 at SIUE Edwardsville, IL 2 PM9/13 Tulsa Springfield, MO 7 PM9/15 Murray State Springfield, MO 1 PM 9/18 Saint Louis St. Louis, MO 7 PM9/21 at Omaha Omaha, NE 7 PM9/28 Valparaiso* Springfield, MO 2 PM

10/5 Drake* Springfield, MO 1 PM10/12 at Loyola* Chicago, IL 1 PM10/16 at Evansville* Evansville, IN 6 PM10/19 UNI* Springfield, MO 1 PM10/25 Illinois State* Springfield, MO 5 PM10/31 at Indiana State* Terre Haute, IN 4 PM



MISSOURI STATE (2-1-0, 0-0-0 MVC) LOYOLA (1-3-0, 0-0-0 MVC)

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Sydney HaydenThe Panthers battled against Omaha deep into double overtime. Senior forward Sydney Hayden is the Panthers’ leading returning scorer and currently ranks fifth in career goals with 13 after scoring in the season opener against Chicago State, 2 shy of tying Sarah Brandt for 4th all-time (15). Hayden scored six goals in 2018 which is tied for sixth all-time for single season goals.

More About the PanthersAlong with playing soccer, leading scorer Rolli is also an intern with UNI’s Ath-letic Communications department. Panther Soccer welcomes Jami Reichen-berger to the coaching staff after earning MVC All Tournament Team recogni-tion last season. UNI returns senior Sydney Hayden, after receiving both an MVC Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention and an All-Conference Honorable Mention last season. Jordyn Rolli returns for her senior year after receiving an MVC Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention. Top scorers Sydney Hayden (6 goals), Rolli (4 goals), and Jamie Althiser (3 goals) return for their senior years. The Panthers received the MVC Fair Play Award in the 2018 season.

2019 UNI Panthers Schedule


8/22 Chicago State Waterloo, IA W, 5-0 1-08/25 at Iowa Iowa City, IA L, 6-1 1-18/30 Omaha Waterloo, IA L, 2-1 1-2

9/3 Saint Ambrose Waterloo, IA 6 PM9/6 at South Dakota Vermillion, SD 4 PM9/13 at UMKC Kansas City, MO 7 PM 9/15 North Dakota State Waterloo, IA 1 PM9/20 South Dakota State Waterloo, IA 6 PM9/22 at Western Illinois Macomb, IL 1 PM9/28 Illinois State* Waterloo, IA 1 PM

10/5 at Loyola* Chicago, IL 7 PM10/12 Indiana State* Waterloo, IA 1 PM10/16 at Drake* Des Moines, IA 6 PM10/19 at Missouri State* Springfield, MO 2 PM10/26 Evansville* Waterloo, IA 1 PM10/31 at Valparaiso* Valparaiso, IN 5 PM



UNI (1-2-0, 0-0-0 MVC)

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VALPARAISO (0-3-1, 0-0-0 MVC) Freshmen Finding the Net Dugan was one of two Valpo rookies to score in Sunday’s draw with Wright State, as Nicole Norfolk headed home a corner kick in the first half. The assist on Norfolk’s goal came from a freshman as well, as Natalie Graf delivered the corner.

Making Debuts Three more Valpo players saw their first action for the Brown and Gold last weekend. Redshirt freshman Kerry Slaga and freshman Cierra Welch both made their Crusader debuts off the bench Friday night at Bowling Green, while redshirt freshman Alexis Gaffney came on for her debut Sunday afternoon.

A Good Omen? The draw against Wright State was Valpo’s first result of the season, but still leaves the Brown and Gold winless in their first four. The only other time under head coach John Marovich that Valpo failed to win one of its first four matches, the 2014 squad proceeded to reel off wins in 14 of the next 15 matches and capture Horizon League regular season and tournament titles.

2019 Valparaiso Crusaders Schedule


8/23 Green Bay Valparaiso, IN L, 1-0 0-18/25 Oakland Valparaiso, IN L, 1-0 0-2 8/30 at Bowling Green Bowling Green, OH L, 2-0 0-3

9/1 Wright State Valparaiso, IN T, 2-2 0-3-19/6 at St. Bonaventure St. Bonaventure, NY 6 PM9/8 at Canisius Buffalo, NY 3 PM9/13 at Purdue Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, IN 6 PM9/15 IUPUI Valparaiso, IN 1 PM9/20 Colorado State Valparaiso, IN 7 PM9/22 at UIC Chicago, IL 7 PM9/28 at Missouri State* Springfield, MO 2 PM

10/5 at Indiana State* Terre Haute, IN 6 PM10/12 Illinois State* Valparaiso, IN 7:30 PM10/16 at Loyola* Chicago, IL 7 PM10/20 Evansville* Valparaiso, IN 1 PM10/26 at Drake* Des Moines, IA 6 PM10/31 UNI* Valparaiso, IN 4 PM





SIU will compete as an independent during its first season (2019) before joining the Mis-souri Valley Conference as the league’s ninth member in 2020.

2019 Southern Illinois Salukis Schedule


8/23 Illinois - Springfield Carbondale, IL W, 2-0 1-08/25 North Alabama Carbondale, IL L, 1-3 1-18/27 Rose-Hulman Carbondale, IL W, 1-0 2-18/30 Belmont Carbondale, IL W, 1-0 3-1

9/1 IUPUI Carbondale, IL L, 0-2 3-29/6 at Purdue Fort Wayne Fort Wayne, IN 6 PM9/8 at Ohio Athens, OH 1 PM9/13 at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, KY 6 PM9/15 Morehead State Carbondale, IL 1 PM9/19 Lipscomb Carbondale, IL 6 PM9/22 at Colorado College Colorado Springs, CO TBA9/29 Texas Rio Grand Valley Carbondale, IL 12 PM

10/6 at SEMO Cape Girardeau, MO 2 PM10/10 at Eastern Illinios Charleston, IL 3 PM10/18 SIUE Carbondale, IL 7 PM10/22 at Dartmouth Hanover, NH 6 PM

11/2 California Baptist Carbondale, IL 6 PM

*MVC Games; Times are CST (unless noted) and subject to change

SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (3-2-0)

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2019 Championship

November 8-10Springfield, MO

Hosted by Missouri State

Team Miscellaneous GP Shots Fouls Offside Corners PK-PKA YC-RCLoyola 5 62 52 4 32 0-0 0-0Indiana State 4 42 39 4 9 0-0 1-1Valparaiso 4 39 54 6 15 0-0 5-0UNI 3 35 27 11 10 0-0 1-0Illinois State 4 32 24 8 10 0-0 0-0Missouri State 3 24 27 9 12 0-0 1-0Drake 4 21 44 8 12 0-0 2-0Evansville 3 11 23 2 2 0-0 2-0

Shots GP NO Avg/GLoyola 5 62 12.40UNI 3 35 11.67Indiana State 4 42 10.50Valparaiso 4 39 9.75Missouri State 3 24 8.00Illinois State 4 32 8.00Drake 4 21 5.25Evansville 3 11 3.67

Goals GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 7 2.333Missouri State 3 6 2.000Illinois State 4 6 1.500Loyola 5 5 1.000Evansville 3 2 .667Valparaiso 4 2 .500Indiana State 4 1 .250Drake 4 0 .000

Assists GP NO Avg/GIllinois State 4 7 1.750UNI 3 6 2.000Loyola 5 5 1.000Missouri State 3 4 1.333Evansville 3 1 .333Valparaiso 4 1 .250Drake 4 0 .000Indiana State 4 0 .000

Goals Allowed GP NO Avg/GEvansville 3 10 3.115Loyola 5 14 2.800UNI 3 8 2.517Illinois State 4 9 2.250Indiana State 4 9 2.250Drake 4 8 1.974Missouri State 3 5 1.667Valparaiso 4 6 1.421

Points GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 20 6.67Illinois State 4 19 4.75Missouri State 3 16 5.33Loyola 5 15 3.00Evansville 3 5 1.67Valparaiso 4 5 1.25Indiana State 4 2 .50Drake 4 0 .00

Goals Per Game GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 7 3.00Missouri State 3 6 3.00Illinois State 4 6 4.00Loyola 5 5 5.00Evansville 3 2 3.00Valparaiso 4 2 4.00Indiana State 4 1 4.00Drake 4 0 NaN

Assists Per Game GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 6 2.00Illinois State 4 7 1.75Missouri State 3 4 1.33Loyola 5 5 1.00Evansville 3 1 0.33Valparaiso 4 1 0.25Drake 4 0 0.00Indiana State 4 0 0.00

Goals Against Average GP GA Minutes Avg/GValparaiso 4 6 380:00 1.421Missouri State 3 5 270:00 1.667Drake 4 8 364:49 1.974Illinois State 4 9 360:00 2.250Indiana State 4 9 360:00 2.250UNI 3 8 286:06 2.517Loyola 5 14 450:00 2.800Evansville 3 10 288:53 3.115

Saves GP NO Avg/GEvansville 3 27 9.00Illinois State 4 23 5.75Loyola 5 19 3.80Indiana State 4 19 4.75Drake 4 17 4.25UNI 3 17 5.67Valparaiso 4 13 3.25Missouri State 3 11 3.67

Missouri Valley Conference2019 Women's Soccer Statistics

Created on 9/3/2019

Fouls GP NO Avg/GEvansville 3 23 7.67Illinois State 4 24 6.00Loyola 5 52 10.40Indiana State 4 39 9.75Drake 4 44 11.00UNI 3 27 9.00Valparaiso 4 54 13.50Missouri State 3 27 9.00

Offsides GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 11 3.67Missouri State 3 9 3.00Drake 4 8 2.00Illinois State 4 8 2.00Valparaiso 4 6 1.50Loyola 5 4 .80Indiana State 4 4 1.00Evansville 3 2 .67

Shutouts GP NO Avg/GUNI 3 1 .333Drake 4 0 .000Evansville 3 0 .000Loyola 5 0 .000Missouri State 3 0 .000Illinois State 4 0 .000Valparaiso 4 0 .000Indiana State 4 0 .000

Corners GP NO Avg/GLoyola 5 32 6.40Missouri State 3 12 4.00Valparaiso 4 15 3.75UNI 3 10 3.33Drake 4 12 3.00Illinois State 4 10 2.50Indiana State 4 9 2.25Evansville 3 2 .67

Yellow Cards GP NO Avg/GValparaiso 4 5 1.25Drake 4 2 .50Evansville 3 2 .67UNI 3 1 .33Missouri State 3 1 .33Indiana State 4 1 .25Loyola 5 0 .00Illinois State 4 0 .00

Missouri Valley Conference2019 Women's Soccer Statistics

Created on 9/3/2019

Shots GP No. Avg/GWahlberg, Celeste (INS) 4 10 2.50Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 9 1.80Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 9 1.80Stearns, Olivia (UNI) 3 7 2.33Swanson, Abby (LUC) 5 7 1.40Del Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 7 1.75Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 6 2.00Banks, Ari (LUC) 5 6 1.20Broecker, Maria (VALPO) 4 6 1.50Margheim, Jensen (INS) 4 6 1.50

Points GP G A Pts. Avg/GDel Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 5 0 10 2.50Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 2 6 1.20Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 2 1 5 1.67Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 2 1 5 1.67Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 2 0 4 0.80Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 1 3 1.00Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 1 3 1.00Coonfield, Ashley (MSU) 3 1 1 3 1.00Durnin, Anna (MSU) 3 1 1 3 1.00Unger, Mikayla (ISU) 4 1 1 3 0.75

Goals GP No. Avg/GDel Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 5 1.25Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 2 0.67Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 2 0.67Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 2 0.40Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 0.40Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 0.33Althiser, Jamie (UNI) 3 1 0.33Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 0.33Wolak, Emily (UE) 3 1 0.33Hunter, Jayme-Lee (UE) 3 1 0.33

Assists GP No. Avg/GNemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 0.40Savanah Cruz (LUC) 5 2 0.40Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 1 0.33Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 0.33Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 1 0.33Hill, Johnnie (UNI) 3 1 0.33Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 0.33Johnson, Tia (UNI) 3 1 0.33DaSilva, Amanda (UE) 3 1 0.33Banks, Ari (LUC) 5 1 0.20

Shots Per Game GP No. Avg/GWahlberg, Celeste (INS) 4 10 2.50Stearns, Olivia (UNI) 3 7 2.33Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 6 2.00Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 9 1.80Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 9 1.80Del Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 7 1.75Bergsdottir, Unnur (MSU) 3 5 1.67Slaga, Kerry (VALPO) 2 3 1.50Broecker, Maria (VALPO) 4 6 1.50Margheim, Jensen (INS) 4 6 1.50

Points Per Game GP G A Pts. Avg/GDel Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 5 0 10 2.50Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 2 1 5 1.67Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 2 1 5 1.67Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 2 6 1.20Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 1 3 1.00Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 1 3 1.00Coonfield, Ashley (MSU) 3 1 1 3 1.00Durnin, Anna (MSU) 3 1 1 3 1.00Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 2 0 4 0.80Unger, Mikayla (ISU) 4 1 1 3 0.75

Goals Per Game GP No. Avg/GDel Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 5 1.25Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 2 0.67Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 2 0.67Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 2 0.40Nemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 0.40Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 0.33Althiser, Jamie (UNI) 3 1 0.33Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 0.33Wolak, Emily (UE) 3 1 0.33Hunter, Jayme-Lee (UE) 3 1 0.33

Assists Per Game GP No. Avg/GNemec, Megan (LUC) 5 2 0.40Savanah Cruz (LUC) 5 2 0.40Rolli, Jordyn (UNI) 3 1 0.33Hayden, Sydney (UNI) 3 1 0.33Germann, Madalyn (UNI) 3 1 0.33Hill, Johnnie (UNI) 3 1 0.33Conant, Sophia (UNI) 3 1 0.33Johnson, Tia (UNI) 3 1 0.33DaSilva, Amanda (UE) 3 1 0.33Coonfield, Ashley (MSU) 3 1 0.33

Missouri Valley Conference2019 Women's Soccer Statistical Ranking Comparison

Created on 9/3/2019

Game-Winning goals GP No. Avg/GAlthiser, Jamie (UNI) 3 1 0.33Robinson, Brittney (MSU) 3 1 0.33Eickelman, Jordan (MSU) 3 1 0.33Del Fava, Kate (ISU) 4 1 0.25Tataryn, Aleksa (LUC) 5 1 0.20Schmitz, Annie (DU) 4 0 0.00Lyjak, Shelley (DU) 4 0 0.00Rohan, Cassie (DU) 4 0 0.00Burke, Ali (DU) 2 0 0.00Stone, Kelsie (DU) 4 0 0.00

Goals Against Avg GP GA Minutes Avg/GAHenkel, Georgia (VALPO) 3 4 270:00 1.333Maxwell, Kaitlin (MSU) 3 5 270:00 1.667Hausmann , Maddie (LUC) 4 6 270:00 2.000Stone, Kelsie (DU) 4 8 351:02 2.051Sullivan, Hannah (INS) 4 8 342:32 2.102Smith, Haley (ISU) 4 9 360:00 2.250Kaiser, Anna (UNI) 3 7 270:00 2.333Till, Michaela (UE) 3 10 288:53 3.115

Saves GP NO Avg/GTill, Michaela (UE) 3 23 7.67Smith, Haley (ISU) 4 23 5.75Kaiser, Anna (UNI) 3 16 5.33Sullivan, Hannah (INS) 4 18 4.50Stone, Kelsie (DU) 4 16 4.00Droessler, Grace (LUC) 3 12 4.00Henkel, Georgia (VALPO) 3 12 4.00Maxwell, Kaitlin (MSU) 3 11 3.67Hausmann , Maddie (LUC) 4 7 1.75

Shutouts GP NO Avg/G

Save % GP SA GA PCTHenkel, Georgia (VALPO) 3 12 4 .750Smith, Haley (ISU) 4 23 9 .719Till, Michaela (UE) 3 23 10 .697Kaiser, Anna (UNI) 3 16 7 .696Sullivan, Hannah (INS) 4 18 8 .692Maxwell, Kaitlin (MSU) 3 11 5 .688Stone, Kelsie (DU) 4 16 8 .667Droessler, Grace (LUC) 3 12 8 .600Hausmann , Maddie (LUC) 4 7 6 .538

Saves Per Game GP NO Avg/GTill, Michaela (UE) 3 23 7.67Smith, Haley (ISU) 4 23 5.75Kaiser, Anna (UNI) 3 16 5.33Sullivan, Hannah (INS) 4 18 4.50Stone, Kelsie (DU) 4 16 4.00Droessler, Grace (LUC) 3 12 4.00Henkel, Georgia (VALPO) 3 12 4.00Maxwell, Kaitlin (MSU) 3 11 3.67Hausmann , Maddie (LUC) 4 7 1.75

Shutouts Per Game GP NO Avg/G

Missouri Valley Conference2019 Women's Soccer Statistical Ranking Comparison

Created on 9/3/2019

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