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2 team photos SENIORS JUNIORS Front Row (L-R): Assistant coach Jason Cherry, Brooke Sill, Brittani McKorkle, Paige DeThorne, Hannah Miller, Lindsey Marino, Karlee Deacon, Emily Hinton, Kelsie Friend, Meagan Radloff, Molly Hawkins, Briana Hickman, Bianca Navejas, Samantha Roumayah and head coach Summer Perala... Back Row (L-R): Athletic trainer Aaron Haselhorst, Lauren Rusk, Caitlin Greene, Lauren Hoppensteadt, Kristin Germann, Jessica Taldone, Brittany O Dell, Jessie Morgan, Ashley Streid, Brenna Vogel, Allie Lakie and Madison Carter. SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

3 2012 panther soccer 2012 season preview Schedule 2 Opponent Information 2-3 Preview 4-5 Roster 6 coaching staff Head coach Summer Perala 8-9 Assistant coach Jason Cherry 10 student-athlete profiles Returners Newcomers in review Review Statistics 32 Championship tradition Program highlights 34 Prolific players 35 Championship teams TABLE OF CONTENTS record book Award winners Coaching history 42 Miscellaneous records 43 Individual career records Individual season records Team season records All-time roster 53 Series history vs opponents 54 Year-by-year results All-time standings 64 Credits The 2012 Eastern Illinois women s soccer media guide is a product of the Panther athletic media services department under the supervision of associate athletics director for media and public relations, Rich Moser. The soccer media guide was designed and edited by assistant sports information director Greg Lautzenheiser. Additional assistance provided by athletics photographer/graphic designer Sandy King. Photo credits and cover design by Sandy King. Individuals on the front cover include seniors Kristin Germann (23), Ashley Streid (3) and Jessie Morgan (15) in addition to redshirt-junior Jessica Taldone (1). [ 1 ]

4 schedule/opponent information 2012 Schedule Aug. 12 at Kansas (EXH) 1 p.m. Aug. 17 at Iowa 7 p.m. Aug. 19 at Purdue 1 p.m. Aug. 24 NORTHERN IOWA 3 p.m. Aug. 26 CLEVELAND STATE 1 p.m. Aug p.m. Head Coach: Mark Francis Career Record: (17th) Record at KU: (14th) Aug p.m. Head Coach: Ron Rainey Record at Iowa: (7th) Career Record: (16th) Aug p.m. Head Coach: Robert Klatte Record at Purdue: (15th) Career Record: (20th) Aug. 31 at Indiana State 7 p.m. Sept. 7 at Evansville 7 p.m. Sept. 9 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1 p.m Overall Record: Big 12 Record: Big-12 Finish: t-6th 2011 Overall Record: Big Ten Record: Big Ten Finish: 6th 2011 Overall Record: Big Ten Record: Big Ten Finish: 9th Sept. 14 at Butler 7 p.m. Sept. 16 at Drake 1 p.m. Sept. 23 at SIU Edwardsville* 1 p.m. Sept. 28 at Jacksonville State* 7 p.m. Sept. 30 at Tennessee Tech* 1 p.m. Oct. 5 UT MARTIN* 3:30 p.m. Oct. 7 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI* 1 p.m. Oct. 12 AUSTIN PEAY* 1 p.m. Oct. 14 MURRAY STATE* 1 p.m. Aug p.m. Head Coach: James Price Record at UNI: (4th) Career Record: Aug p.m. Head Coach: Derrek Falor Record at CSU: (8th) Career Record: (14th) Aug p.m. Head Coach: Erika True Record at ISU: Career Record: same Oct. 19 at Morehead State* 7 p.m. Oct. 21 at Eastern Kentucky* 1 p.m. Oct. 26 BELMONT* 3 p.m Overall Record: MVC Record: MVC Finish: 4th 2011 Overall Record: Horizon League Record: Horizon League Finish: 5th 2011 Overall Record: MVC Record: MVC Finish: 7th Nov. 1-4 OVC Tournament TBA * Ohio Valley Conference match Home matches in BOLD Home matches played at Lakeside Field All times are central and subject to change Sept. 7-7 p.m. Head Coach: Krista McKendree Record at UE: (5th) Career Record: same Sept. 9-1 p.m. Head Coach: John Ross Record at NIU: First season Career Record: same Sept p.m. Head Coach: Tari St. John Record at Butler: Career Record: same 2011 Overall Record: MVC Record: MVC Finish: 6th 2011 Overall Record: MAC Record: MAC Finish: 6th/west 2011 Overall Record: Horizon League Record: Horizon League Finish: 6th [ 2 ]

5 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer opponent information Sept p.m. Head Coach: Lindsey Horner Record at Drake: (5th) Career Record: same Sept p.m. Head Coach: Derek Burton Record at SIUE: (5th) Career Record: (10th) Sept p.m. Head Coach: Julie Davis Carlson Record at JSU: (8th) Career Record: (10th) Sept p.m. Head Coach: Daniel Brizard Record at TTU: (3rd) Career Record: same 2011 Overall Record: MVC Record: MVC Finish: 5th 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 6th 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 9th 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 10th Oct. 5-3:30 p.m. Head Coach: Phil McNamara Record at UTM: (3rd) Career Record: (13th) Oct. 7-1 p.m. Head Coach: Heather Nelson Record at SEMO: (14th) Career Record: (18th) Oct p.m. Head Coach: Kelley Guth Record at APSU: (11th) Career Record: same Oct p.m. Head Coach: Beth Acreman Record at Murray: (7th) Career Record: same 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 2nd 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: Conference Finish: 1st 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 8th 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 4th Oct p.m. Head Coach: Warren Lipka Record at MSU: (4th) Career Record: (21st) 2011 Overall Record: OVC Record: OVC Finish: 5th Oct p.m. Head Coach: Lindsay Basalyga Record at EKU: (8th) Career Record: same 2011 Overall Record: Conference Record: Conference Finish: 2nd Oct p.m. Head Coach: Heather Henson Record at Belmont: (2nd) Career Record: (18th) 2011 Overall Record: A-Sun Record: A-Sun Finish: 4th OVC Tournament - Nov. 1-4 Site: Regular-season champion Participants: Top six teams in final regular-season standings advance to the tournament [ 3 ]

6 2012 soccer preview Senior Kristin Germmann (above) earned all-conference honors last season while leading the team in points with 12 (5 goals, 2 assists). PANTHERS PICKED TO FINISH NINTH IN PRESEASON OVC POLL The Panther women s soccer team was picked to finish ninth in the OVC Preseason Poll as selected by conference head coaches and sports information directors. In the final OVC standings, the Panthers have only finished below third on five occasions since joining the conference in EIU has finished in first or second place a total of eight times in the final OVC standings. GERMANN, GREENE AND TALDONE NAMED TEAM CAPTAINS Senior Kristin Germann, junior Caitlin Greene and redshirt-junior Jessica Taldone were selected as team captains for the upcoming season. The three upperclassmen have combined to play in 109 matches throughout their careers, including 92 starts. GERMANN, RADLOFF NAMED TO PRESEASON ALL-OVC TEAMS Senior Kristin Germann and sophomore Meagan Radloff were both named to the 2012 All-OVC Preseason Team by College Sports Madness. Germann was tabbed to the first team while Radloff was named to the second team. Both players earned All-OVC honors a year ago as Germann earned second team honors while Radloff was named to the all-newcomer squad. RETURNING PLAYERS Senior Kristin Germann leads a group of 14 returning letterwinners, including five starters, onto the pitch this fall. The Carbondale, Ill., native paced the Panthers in scoring a year ago with 12 points (five goals, two assists) and started in all 19 matches. Germann currently has 14 career goals, only one shy from entering the career top-10 charts at EIU. The Panthers other two seniors are Ashley Streid (pictured right) and Jessie Morgan who combined to score one goal and add three assists last season. Returning sophomores Brooke Sill and Meagan Radloff also look to contribute offensively this year after successful freshmen campaigns. Sill scored one goal and took seven shots on goal last year in 18 matches while Radloff added an assist, making 14 starts and playing in all 19 matches. [ 4 ]

7 season preview Defensively, the Panthers lost three starting defenders from a year ago and look for juniors Caitlin Greene (2010 All-OVC Newcomer Team selection) and Brenna Vogel to fill the void along with some newcomers who will see playing time from the start of the season. EIU also returns its starting goalkeeper in redshirt-junior Jessica Taldone. The Crystal Lake, Ill., native posted a 1.20 goals against average last fall with five shutouts. NEWCOMERS A total of 10 newcomers join the Panther women s soccer team this season, including three in-state players. EIU looks to add immediate depth to the offensive attack with the addition of Hannah Miller, a 2011 NSCAA All-American and All-Region selection from Fishers, Ind. Karlee Deacon (Kitchener, Ontario, Canada/St. Mary s) will also look to make an immediate impact in the midfield after a successful prep career. Both Miller and Deacon started in EIU s lone preseason exhibition at Kansas. Defensively, Briana Hickman and Lindsey Marino should contribute from the start of the season with the graduation of key defensive players from a year ago. Both players saw action in the team s preseason match at Kansas SCHEDULE The Panthers will face opponents from four different conferences from outside the OVC, including four matchups against Missouri Valley Conference foes (Northern Iowa, Indiana State, Evansville and Drake). EIU will also face two Big Ten opponents and two teams from the Horizon League while playing one Mid-American Conference team versus in-state rival Northern Illinois. The Panthers home opener is slated for Aug. 24 against Northern Iowa. EIU opens OVC action on Sept. 23 at SIU Edwardsville who is competing in its first full year as a NCAA Division I member. Belmont recently joined the OVC and will begin its first year in the conference this fall. EIU will face Belmont on senior day on Oct. 26. PERALA ENTERS FOURTH SEASON AS HEAD COACH Panther head coach Summer Perala enters her fourth season at the helm of the soccer program this fall. In three seasons, she has coached 10 players to All-Ohio Valley Conference honors including three All-OVC First Team selections. In 2011, the Panthers advanced to their 13th consecutive OVC Tournament - the most consecutive appearances in OVC history. PANTHERS LOOK TO BUILD ON TRADITION The Panther women s soccer looks to continue on its rich tradition this fall, highlighted by a total of seven OVC titles the most of any team in the conference. EIU has also advanced to a conference-best four NCAA Tournaments since the OVC began sponsoring women s soccer in The Panthers have a produced a conference-best, five Players of the Year in addition to having three players earn Freshman of the Year accolades. As previously mentioned, the Panthers have finished lower than fifth in the final conference standings only five times (through 14 years). CHERRY NAMED ASSISTANT SOCCER COACH Jason Cherry was hired as an assistant coach in the spring following a one-year stint at East Carolina University. During the 2011 season, he helped the Pirates post an overall record and advance to the Conference USA Tournament Semifinals after being absent from the tournament since Prior to ECU, he was the top assistant coach at Western Illinois from From , he was the associate head men s soccer at Bethel College. Cherry played collegiately at Goshen College (NAIA) from The South Bend, Ind., native earned a bachelor s degree in general studies from Western Illinois in the spring of [ 5 ]

8 roster Numerical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Pronunciation Guide 00 Emily Hinton GK 5-4 Fr. Perry, Ohio (Perry HS) 0 Brittany O Dell GK 5-7 Jr. Charleston, Ill. (Charleston HS) # 23 Kristin Germann (GER-man, not German) 1 Jessica Taldone GK 5-7 R-Jr. Crystal Lake, Ill. (Crystal Lake South HS) #19 Lauren Hoppensteadt (HOP-in-STAUDT) 2 Madison Carter F 5-6 So. Lawrenceburg, Ky. (Anderson County HS) 3 Ashley Streid F 5-5 R-Sr. Granite City, Ill. (Granite City HS) # 3 Ashley Streid (STR-eyed) 4 Briana Hickman F/M 5-6 Fr. Springfield, Ill. (Springfield HS) # 20 Samantha Roumayah (ROW-my-UH) 6 Allie Lakie M/D 5-7 So. Homer Glen, Ill. (Lockport Township HS) 7 Caitlin Greene D/M 5-6 Jr. Freeport, Ill. (Freeport HS) #24 Bianca Navejas (NUH-vay-HAS) 8 Brittani McKorkle D/M 5-9 Fr. Manteno, Ill. (Manteno HS) 9 Karlee Deacon MF 5-8 Fr. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada (St. Mary s HS) 10 Brenna Vogel D 5-8 Jr. Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley HS) 11 Brooke Sill M/F 5-6 So. Lake Zurich, Ill. (Lake Zurich HS) 12 Molly Hawkins F/M 5-7 Fr. Evansville, Ind. (Evansville North HS) 13 Paige DeThorne D 5-6 Fr. Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper HS) 14 Hannah Miller F 5-7 Fr. Fishers, Ind. (Southeastern HS) 15 Jessie Morgan M/F 5-4 Sr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley HS) 16 Lauren Rusk D/F 5-7 R-Fr. Woodridge, Ill. (Downers Grove South HS) 17 Lindsey Marino D 5-8 Fr. Marthasville, Mo. (Francis Howell HS) 18 Kelsie Friend D 5-3 So. Commerce, Mich. (Walled Lake Northern HS) 19 Lauren Hoppensteadt D/M 5-10 Jr. Oswego, Ill. (Oswego East HS) 20 Samantha Roumayah MF 5-5 Fr. Farmington Hills, Mich. (North Farmington HS) 21 Meagan Radloff M/F 5-8 So. West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community HS) 23 Kristin Germann F 5-4 Sr. Carbondale, Ill. (Carbondale HS) 24 Bianca Navejas MF 5-3 Fr. West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community HS) Head Coach - Summer Perala (Western Illinois, 2002), 4th season Assistant Coach - Jason Cherry (Western Illinois, 2011), 1st season Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) 2 Madison Carter F 5-6 So. Lawrenceburg, Ky. (Anderson County HS) 13 Paige DeThorne D 5-6 Fr. Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper HS) 9 Karlee Deacon MF 5-8 Fr. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada (St. Mary s HS) 18 Kelsie Friend D 5-3 So. Commerce, Mich. (Walled Lake Northern HS) 23 Kristin Germann F 5-4 Sr. Carbondale, Ill. (Carbondale HS) 7 Caitlin Greene D/M 5-6 Jr. Freeport, Ill. (Freeport HS) 12 Molly Hawkins F/M 5-7 Fr. Evansville, Ind. (Evansville North HS) 4 Briana Hickman F/M 5-6 Fr. Springfield, Ill. (Springfield HS) 00 Emily Hinton GK 5-4 Fr. Perry, Ohio (Perry HS) 19 Lauren Hoppensteadt D/M 5-10 Jr. Oswego, Ill. (Oswego East HS) 6 Allie Lakie M/D 5-7 So. Homer Glen, Ill. (Lockport Township HS) 17 Lindsey Marino D 5-8 Fr. Marthasville, Mo. (Francis Howell HS) 8 Brittani McKorkle D/M 5-9 Fr. Manteno, Ill. (Manteno HS) 14 Hannah Miller F 5-7 Fr. Fishers, Ind. (Southeastern HS) 15 Jessie Morgan M/F 5-4 Sr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley HS) 24 Bianca Navejas MF 5-3 Fr. West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community HS) 0 Brittany O Dell GK 5-7 Jr. Charleston, Ill. (Charleston HS) 21 Meagan Radloff M/F 5-8 So. West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community HS) 20 Samantha Roumayah MF 5-5 Fr. Farmington Hills, Mich. (North Farmington HS) 16 Lauren Rusk D/F 5-7 R-Fr. Woodridge, Ill. (Downers Grove South HS) 11 Brooke Sill M/F 5-6 So. Lake Zurich, Ill. (Lake Zurich HS) 3 Ashley Streid F 5-5 R-Sr. Granite City, Ill. (Granite City HS) 1 Jessica Taldone GK 5-7 R-Jr. Crystal Lake, Ill. (Crystal Lake South HS) 10 Brenna Vogel D 5-8 Jr. Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley HS) Roster Breakdown Illinois Michigan... 2 Missouri... 1 Ohio... 1 Wisconsin... 1 Indiana... 2 Kentucky... 1 International... 1 [ 6 ]

9 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer coaching STAFF pages 8-10 [ 7 ]

10 2012 EIU Women s soccer Head Coach Summer Perala Summer PERALA Head Coach 4th Season Summer Perala became the third head coach in Eastern Illinois women s soccer history when she took the reins of the program in March of In three seasons with the Panthers, she has seen 10 players earn All-Ohio Valley Conference accolades including three All-OVC First Team selections. In 2011, the Panthers advanced to their 13th consecutive OVC Tournament - the most consecutive appearances in OVC history. EIU also saw two players earn all-conference honors in Kristin Germann (Second Team) and Meagan Radloff (Newcomer Team). Academically, Hillary Blake was named to the 2011 Capital One Academic All- America Division I Women s Soccer First Team, becoming the third women s soccer player in Panther history to earn Academic All-American honors and the first player to be tabbed to the first team. In 2010, Perala coached goalkeeper Kaylin Lorbert to All-OVC First Team honors while Ashley Eck (2nd Team), Kaitlin Sullivan (2nd Team) and Caitlin Green (Newcomer Team) were all recognized for their on-field performances. Off the field, four players in Hillary Blake, Jessica Blake, Eck and Lorbert earned Capital One Academic All-America honors as they all were named to the All-District V First Team. The Panthers posted a 3.45 grade point average in 2010 the highest among OVC women s soccer teams for the 24th highest grade point average in the nation among women s soccer programs. During Perala s first season in 2009, the Panthers finished the year in fourth place in the OVC after being slated to finish eighth in the preseason poll voted on by OVC member head coaches. Eastern also scored a goal in every home game for the first time since Four players in Sam Balek (2nd Team), Laura Ridolfi (1st Team), Kristin Germann (Newcomer Team) and Jenny Williams (1st Team) all earned All-OVC honors at the conclusion of the season. The team also had two players earn Capital One Academic All-America honors in Hillary Blake and Lorbert, both earning All-District V honors. EIU also earned national recognition by the NSCAA for posting a 3.50 team grade point average and won the OVC Team Academic Achievement Award. [ 8 ]

11 coaching staff Summer Perala HEAD COACH Perala came to Charleston after a six-year stint at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, during which she moved her way up the coaching ranks first serving as a graduate assistant coach before serving in the capacity as associate head coach in her final two years with the Blazers. At UAB, Perala assisted in coaching the Blazers to their first Conference USA title in school history in The 2004 and 2006 teams won the C-USA Tournament and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. In 2003, Perala saw the goalkeepers set two school records in two single-season categories, fewest goals allowed and shutouts. She also helped guide the 2004 team to a school-record 16 wins an upset of Atlantic Coast Conference member Wake Forest in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Year-by-Year Results Year Overall OVC Finish th th th Total The Rockford, Ill., native played collegiately at Western Illinois from where she set the career record for saves (570) in addition to being tied for first in career wins (18). The goalkeeper finished her career ranked second in career shutouts (10). Perala earned a bachelor s degree in physical education with a teacher s certificate from Western Illinois in 2001 and a master s degree in education from UAB in [ 9 ]

12 2012 EIU Women s soccer Assistant Coach Jason Cherry Jason CHERRY Assistant Coach 1st Season Jason Cherry joined the Eastern Illinois women s soccer program in the capacity as assistant coach in May of During the 2011 season, Cherry was an assistant coach at Eastern Carolina and helped the Pirates post an overall record and advance to the Conference USA Tournament Semifinals after being absent from the tournament since Print to ECU, he was the top assistant coach at Western Illinois from Cherry assisted WIU to a overall record in three seasons including a mark in conference action. In 2010, he coached goalkeeper Laura Atkinson to Summit League First Team honors while helping the Fighting Leathernecks post a 0.84 goals against average the second lowest in WIU single-season history. The 2010 squad also posted nine shutouts, tied for the most in school history. From , Cherry served as the associate head men s soccer coach at Bethel College. As the goalkeeper coach, he assisted the team to overall record and a Mid-Central College Conference Regular-Season and Tournament Title in Bethel also advanced to the NAIA National Tournament in 2005 and 2006 with Cherry on the staff. Cherry has also coached at the club level, working as the head club coach for the Junior Irish Soccer Club ( ) in South Bend, Ind., and the head club coach for the Indiana Invaders FC (2005). He also has 10 years of experience at the high school level as he was an assistant coach/goalkeepers coach at Penn High School and Clay High School. Cherry played collegiately at Goshen College (NAIA) from The South Bend, Ind., native earned a bachelor s degree in general studies from Western Illinois in the spring of [ 10 ]

13 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer player PROFILES pages [ 11 ]

14 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 2 madison CARTER Sophomore Forward 5-6 Lawrenceburg, Ky. (Anderson County) FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 16 matches logged 331 minutes coming off the bench during her freshman season took three shots (one on goal) played in a season-high 55 minutes at Missouri on Aug. 21. HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected to the all-district team from in addition to be named to the all-region team from assisted in helping Anderson County High School to a regional championship in 2010 named to the all-regional tournament team from selected to the all-conference first team in 2009 named to the all-state honorable mention team in 2008, 2009 and 2010 was on the Kentucky Olympic Development Program from finished her career ranked third in career scoring and fifth in career assists at Anderson County HS selected to the academic all-conference honorable mention team from also participates in basketball and track finished her high school career as the school s record holder in the 400-meter dash... coached by Jason Earnest. PERSONAL: Daughter of Jim and Karen Carter major is undecided. CARTER CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 12 ]

15 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 18 kelsie FRIEND Sophomore Defender 5-3 Commerce, Mich. (Walled Lake Northern) FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 12 matches during her freshman campaign logged 367 minutes on the year took two shots (one on goal) played in a season-high 53 minutes at IUPUI (Sept. 2) and against in-state rival Western Illinois (Sept. 9) at Lakeside Field. HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected to the All-Kensington Lakes Activities Association (KLAA) First Team in 2009 and 2010 also earned All-KLAA North Division First Team accolades named to the all-district first team during sophomore and junior campaigns guided Walled Lake Northern High School to a division championship in 2009 and 2010 helped high school team win three consecutive city championships from was named team defensive MVP during sophomore and junior seasons selected as the team s Ironman in 2008 for playing 1,600 consecutive minutes also participated in competitive cheer, cross country and track coached by Drew Drummond. PERSONAL: Daughter of Bill and Janine Friend father played soccer at Central Michigan University majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. FRIEND CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 13 ]

16 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 23 kristin GERMANN Senior Forward 5-4 Carbondale, Ill. (Carbondale) Awards & Recognition 2011 OVC Second Team 2009 and 2010 OVC All-Tournament Team JUNIOR (2011): Led the team in scoring with 12 points had five goals and two assists on the year was one of six players to play and start in all 19 matches logged 1,431 minutes took a team-high 39 shots (20 shots on goal) scored two goals in the Panthers 3-2 home loss to Butler on Sept. 4. SOPHOMORE (2010): Played in 21 matches, making 20 starts logged 1,284 minutes on the year led the team in points (13) and goals (6) also had one assists took 26 shots, including 14 shots on goal finished the season tied for ninth in the OVC in points and tied for seventh in goals scored game-winning goals against Evansville on Aug. 22, against Belmont on Sept. 10 and against UT Martin on Oct. 22 also tallied goals at Western Illinois on Sept. 19, at SIU Edwardsville on Oct. 1 and versus Eastern Kentucky on Nov. 4 recorded an assist at Tennessee Tech on Oct. 17 also played in a season-high 99 minutes at Tennessee Tech went 3-for-3 in penalty kicks. FRESHMAN (2009): Played and started in all 20 matches logged 1,705 minutes on the year tallied nine points, scoring three goals and adding three assists posted her first career assists against Indiana State on Sept. 4 also took a season-high six shots against Indiana State scored her first collegiate goal versus Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 6 recorded a game-winning goal against Northern Iowa on Sept. 13 also had a game-winning goal on Oct. 4 against Austin Peay played in a season-high 110 minutes at Southeast Missouri State on Sept. 27 and versus Tennessee Tech on Oct. 16 became the fourth freshman to record multiple game-winning goals finished the season ranked 10th in the OVC in assists selected to the OVC All-Newcomer Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterwinner in soccer also lettered in golf, basketball, cross country and tennis earned South Seven Conference honors four times set the school record in single-season goals and points as a senior led team to three regional titles in soccer was also a three-time allconference selection in basketball advanced to the sectional finals in both golf and cross country played for Nick Carr. PERSONAL: Daughter of Chris Germann and Cindy Jackman majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. GERMANN CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 14 ]

17 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 7 caitlin Greene Junior Defender/Midfielder 5-6 Freeport, Ill. (Freeport) Awards & Recognition 2010 OVC Newcomer Team Selection 2010 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll SOPHOMORE (2011): Played in eight matches logged 142 minutes on the year did not take a shot as a defender played in a season-high 27 minutes at Austin Peay on Oct. 23. FRESHMAN (2010): Played in 18 matches, making 15 starts logged 1,020 minutes on the year had one assist took eight shots, including six shots on goal tallied her first career assist on Oct. 10 against Eastern Kentucky played in a season-high 110 minutes at Green Bay on Sept selected to the OVC Newcomer Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year varsity starter in soccer also lettered four times in volleyball and three times in basketball earned Northern Illinois 10 Conference accolades in soccer three times was also selected as the conference s player of the year during senior season earned IHSSCA All-State honors as a senior was named to the all-sectional team in 2007 and 2008 in soccer also earned all-conference honors in volleyball and basketball played for the Rockford Raptors/Dactyls club teams was student council president as a senior was also class president from played for Nick Namio. PERSONAL: Daughter of Alan and Catherine Greene father ran track and cross country at the University of Iowa mother was on the swim team at the University of Iowa majoring in biological sciences/pre-medicine. GREENE CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 15 ]

18 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 19 lauren Hoppensteadt Junior Defender/Midfielder 5-10 Oswego, Ill. (Oswego East) Awards & Recognition 2010 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll SOPHOMORE (2011): Played in 17 matches, making six starts scored one goal on the year, her first career goal, at IUPUI on Sept. 2 logged 669 minutes on the year took four shots (two on goal). FRESHMAN (2010): Played in 21 matches, making 10 starts logged 1,223 minutes on the year took 19 shots, including seven shots on goal had one assist posted her first career assist in the first match of the season against IUPUI on Aug. 20 played in a season-high 100 minutes at Green Bay on Sept. 3. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year varsity starter in soccer also played varsity basketball earned Southwest Prairie Conference honors as a junior and senior led the team in scoring as a senior named to the 2010 Chicago Red Stars Academic Honorable Mention Team earned IHSSCA Sectional accolades and Aurora Beacon News all-area honors as a junior played for the Kickers club team helped club team win Illinois club team titles in 2008 and 2009 was a four-year honor roll student played for Lauren Anderson. PERSONAL: Daughter of Tom and Debbie Hoppensteadt major is communication disorders and sciences. HOPPENSTEADT CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 16 ]

19 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 6 allie Lakie Sophomore Midfielder/Defender 5-7 Homer Glen, Ill. (Lockport Township) FRESHMAN (2011): Played in six matches during her freshman season logged 88 minutes did not record any shots played in a season-high 45 minutes in the Panthers 2-0 home win over Jacksonville State on Sept. 25. HIGH SCHOOL: Was selected as the captain of her club team, Chicago International led her club team in assists the past two seasons and helped the club earn a top-3 ranking in the state of Illinois was a member of the National Honor Society and Student Athlete Leaders for School was also a member of the varsity cross country team during her freshman and sophomore campaigns coached by Sena Halilovic. PERSONAL: Daughter of Rick and Jen Lakie sister Erin participated in cross country and track and field at DePaul University from major is undecided. LAKIE CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 17 ]

20 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 15 jessie morgan Senior Midfielder/Forward 5-4 Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley) JUNIOR (2011): Played in 18 matches, making five starts logged 614 minutes on the year scored one goal and had one assist took four shots (two on goal) scored the game-winning goal in EIU s 1-0 win at UT Martin on Oct. 2 played in a season-high 62 minutes at Missouri on Aug. 21 in the team s season opener. SOPHOMORE (2010): Played in 17 matches logged 387 minutes on the year made one goal took two shots, including one on goal scored her first collegiate goal at Jacksonville State on Sept. 26 played in a season-high 52 minutes at Tennessee Tech on Oct. 17. FRESHMAN (2009): Played in 17 matches, making 12 starts logged 1,108 minutes on the year tallied two assists took nine shots, including four on goal had an assist in her first career start and match played at IUPUI on Aug. 21 also had an assist at Cleveland State on Aug. 30 played in a season-high 96 minutes at Indiana State on Sept. 4. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year letterwinner in soccer was a teammate of former Panther soccer players Hillary and Jessica Blake led team to the 2008 IHSA State Title helped team post a record her senior season and a No. 1 national ranking by USA Today was an honor roll student also played for the Eclipse Select and America s Soccer Club out of Naperville, Ill played for Julie Bergstrom. PERSONAL: Daughter of Russ and Michelle Morgan majoring in family and consumer sciences with a concentration in dietetics. MORGAN CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 18 ]

21 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 0 brittany o dell Junior Goalkeeper 5-7 Charleston, Ill. (Charleston) SOPHOMORE (2011): Played in six matches, making three starts in goal posted a 1.34 goals against average in 269 minutes between the pipes posted a 1-1 record to go along with one shutout made 15 saves had a.789 saves percentage helped the defense post a 1.22 goals against average, the third best in the conference posted her first career shutout and win on Sept. 23 in a 2-0 home win over Tennessee Tech made her first career start at Belmont on Aug. 26. FRESHMAN (2010): Did not see action during the 2010 season. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year varsity starter in soccer also lettered four times in basketball, three times in volleyball and once in track and field named Charleston High School female senior athlete of the year selected to the Decatur Herald and Review All-Area honoree as a senior after being an honorable mention selection as a sophomore and junior named to the IHSSCA All-Sectional Team as a senior also earned all-area honors in basketball played as a guest with the Lou Fusz club team of St. Louis played for Paul Stranz. PERSONAL: Daughter of Mark and Denise O Dell majoring in majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. O DELL CAREER STATS Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W-L-T Sho : TOTAL 6 269: [ 19 ]

22 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 21 meagan Radloff Sophomore Midfielder/Forward 5-8 West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community) Awards & Recognition 2011 OVC All-Newcomer Team FRESHMAN (2011): Named to the OVC All-Newcomer team played in 19 matches, making 14 starts took 31 shots (13 shots on goal) logged 1,253 minutes on the year had one assist posted her first career assist in the Panthers 2-0 win over Morehead State on Oct. 16 made her first career start at Northern Iowa on Aug. 19 played in a season-high 91 minutes at Northern Illinois on Sept. 13. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors as a senior by the IHSSCA... was a three-year letterwinner in soccer ( ) named to the All-DuPage Valley Conference First Team in 2009 and 2010 selected to the All-DVC Honorable Mention Team in 2008 earned all-sectional first-team honors in 2009 and allsectional honorable mention accolades in 2009 was a three time DVC All-Academic Team selection from named West Chicago Community High School s Offensive MVP from served as a team captain set school s single-season record for goals with 26 was a member of the Spanish National Honor Society recipient of the Mathematics Blue Ribbon Award from recipient the Prairie State Achievement Award selected as an Illinois State Scholar also participated in basketball was coached Cesar Gomez and Amy Winslow. PERSONAL: Daughter of Earl and Janet Radloff sister Kayla played soccer at Augustana College from , earning third team All-American honors as a goalkeeper in 2009 major is undecided. RADLOFF CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 20 ]

23 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 11 brooke Sill Sophomore Midfielder/Forward 5-6 Lake Zurich, Ill. (Lake Zurich) FRESHMAN (2011): Played in 18 matches, making one start logged 530 minutes on the year took eight shots (seven shots on goal) scored one goal scored her first career goal, a game-winning goal, in the Panthers 2-0 win over Jacksonville State on Sept. 25 at Lakeside Field made her first career start in the Panthers season opener at Northern Iowa on Aug. 19. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a member of the Ela Elite Soccer Club that finished the 2010 season ranking seventh in the state of Illinois club team finished 2010 with an undefeated record in league play of the IYSA U-19 Champions Division helped club team win Palatine Celtic Cup also participated in tennis at Lake Zurich High School assisted as a volunteer at the Ela Soccer Academy Program, helping train and coach youth soccer development selected to high school s PE Leadership Training Program. PERSONAL: Daughter of Bob and Julie Sill majoring in majoring in kinesiology and sports studies. SILL CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 21 ]

24 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 3 ashley Streid R-Senior Forward 5-5 Granite City, Ill. (Granite City) Awards and Recognition 2008 and 2010 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll REDSHIRT-JUNIOR (2011): Was one of six players who started and played in all 19 matches logged 1,280 matches on the year... took 34 shots (15 shots on goal) had two assists played in a season-high 82 minutes against Eastern Kentucky on Oct. 14. REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE (2010): Played in 20 matches, making 17 starts logged 1,349 minutes on the year scored three goals, all game-winning goals also had an assist took a team-high 41 shots, including 21 shots on goal scored in the season-opener against IUPUI on Aug. 20 also scored at Jacksonville State on Sept. 26 and versus Eastern Kentucky in the OVC Tournament on Nov. 4 had an assist against UT Martin on Oct. 22 played a season-high 105 minutes at Green Bay on Sept. 3. REDSHIRT FRESHMAN (2009): Played in 19 matches, making 13 starts logged 1,043 minutes on the year led the team with four goals, becoming the first freshman to accomplish the feat since 2004 scored two goals in the season-opening win at IUPUI, her collegiate debut became the fifth Panther to score multiple goals in a season opener scored the game-winning goal against Jacksonville State on Oct. 18 also scored against Green Bay on Sept. 20 tallied an assist against Tennessee Tech on Oct. 16. FRESHMAN (2008): Received a medical redshirt due to an injury named to the OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterwinner in soccer named to the All-Southwestern Conference Team and St. Louis Post-Dispatch All-Metro (St. Louis) honoree as a sophomore and junior selected as the MVP of the Bi-State Shootout was team captain as senior led Granite City High School to three supersectional championships and three IHSA State Tournaments from led her squad to a third-place finish in 2007 was a member of four consecutive conference championship teams ( ) registered 21 goals and 11 assists in 2007 while leading the conference with nine game-winning goals also earned three letters in basketball and once in volleyball played for Gene Briggs. PERSONAL: Daughter of Tim and Donna Streid played in high school with former Panther Erika Prazma majoring in communication disorders and sciences. STREID CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 22 ]

25 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 1 jessica Taldone R-Junior Goalkeeper 5-7 Crystal Lake, Ill. (Crystal Lake South) Awards & Recognition 2009 and 2010 OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll REDSHIRT-SOPHOMORE (2011): Played in 18 matches, making 16 starts in goal posted a 1.20 goals against average on the year also made five shutouts posted a record made 106 saves between the pipes, recording an.841 saves percentage logged 1,495 minutes in goal helped the defense post a 1.22 goals against average, the third best in the conference posted her first career shutout in EIU s 1-0 home win over in-state rival Western Illinois on Sept. 9. REDSHIRT FRESMAN (2010): Played in five matches, posting a 1.43 goals against average started two contests, coming on Nov. 4 against Eastern Kentucky and at Morehead State on Nov. 5 recorded a season-high five saves against Morehead State finished the year with a 1-2 record between the pipes recorded 11 saves on the year with a.733 save percentage. FRESHMAN (2009): Was redshirted during her first season with the program named to the OVC Commissioner s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year varsity starter in soccer named to the All-Area First Team by the Daily Herald and All-Fox Valley Conference First Team by the Northwest Herald for soccer as a senior was a two-time captain of both soccer and basketball teams as an upperclassman helped lead the Crystal Lake South soccer team to back-to-back Fox Valley Conference titles in 2007 and 2008 was named to the Daily Herald All-Sectional Honorable Mention Team in basketball was a four-year honor roll student also played for the Crystal Lake Force club team coached by Diego Cevallos also played three years of varsity basketball played for Brian Allen. PERSONAL: Daughter of Joe and Amy Taldone majoring in communication disorders and sciences. TALDONE CAREER STATS Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W-L-T Sho : : TOTAL : [ 23 ]

26 2012 EIU Women s soccer Student-Athlete Profiles 10 brenna Vogel Junior Defender 5-8 Naperville, Ill. (Neuqua Valley) SOPHOMORE (2011): Was one of six players who played and started in all 19 matches logged 1,384 minutes on the year took 10 shots (five on goal) as a defender scored one goal netted her first career goal in the 2-0 win over Tennessee Tech on Sept. 23 played in a season-high 94 minutes at Northern Illinois on Sept. 13 helped the defense post a 1.22 goals against average, the third best in the conference. FRESHMAN (2010): Played in 15 matches, making two starts logged 562 minutes on the year took five shots, including three shots on goal made her collegiate debut at Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 17 also played a season-high 90 minutes at Miami (Ohio) also started at Western Illinois on Sept. 19 took a season-high two shots at Tennessee Tech on Oct. 17 helped anchor a defense that posted a 0.71 goals against average, the 24th best average in the nation. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterwinner named to the Upstate Conference Honorable Mention Team as a junior and senior led team to a conference and regional title in 2009 also helped team to a regional title in 2010 played for the Eclipse Select East and Kickers clubs also earned all-conference academic honors played for Joe Moreau. PERSONAL: Daughter of Rick and Karen Vogel majoring in family and consumer sciences. VOGEL CAREER STATS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL [ 24 ]

27 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer lauren Rusk R-Freshman Defender 5-7 Woodridge, Ill. (Downers Grove South) 16 FRESHMAN (2011): Did not see action in her first season with the team. HIGH SCHOOL: Was named to the West Suburban All-Conference Team at Downers Grove South High School earned three letters in soccer helped team to a fourth-place finish at state championships as a senior was named to the honor roll every year during high school was coached by Barry Jacobson and Bonnie Young. PERSONAL: Daughter of Bart and Kathy Rusk sister Sarah Rusk was a member of the EIU women s soccer team from major is undecided. paige DETHORNE Freshman Defender 5-6 Kenosha, Wis. (Tremper) 13 HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-Southeast Conference First Team honors as a senior was also named to the All-Milwaukee Area First Team and the All-State Second Team led team to an undefeated Southeast Conference title and a sectional title led team to a state semifinal appearance as a senior listed as the No. 17 Player to Watch in the Midwest for the class of 2012 by Topdrawersoccer.com played for both the Illinois and Wisconsin ODP teams was also a member of the National Honor Society and the school s student government. PERSONAL: Daughter of Brad and Nely DeThorne major is undecided. karlee DEACON Freshman Midfielder 5-8 Kitchener, Ontario, Canada (St. Mary s) 9 HIGH SCHOOL: Helped her high school team capture the District 8 Championship three times helped team to a silver medal a the CWOSSA Tournament in 2012 guided team to a bronze medal at the OFFSA Tournament in 2011 served as team captain in 2011 and 2012 participated in Ontario s Skills Competition led club team to a league title in 2010 helped club team post an 18-0 record in 2009 competed in the Ontario Youth Soccer League for four years. PERSONAL: Daughter of Rick and Laurie Deacon intends to major in kinesiology. [ 25 ]

28 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer molly HAWKINS Freshman Forward/Midfielder 5-7 Evansville, Ind. (Evansville North) 12 HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference and all-city honors as a senior also earned academic all-city honors participated in the North vs. South All-Star Game was an ISCA Top-Team Player helped high school team win back-to-back sectional titles and regional appearances. PERSONAL: Daughter of Brent and Jennifer Hawkins intends to major in pre-occupational therapy. briana HICKMAN Freshman Forward/Midfielder 5-6 Springfield, Ill. (Springfield) 4 HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-CS8 Conference honors also earned academic all-conference accolades served as team captain as a junior and senior scored 19 goals during her senior season helped her team win a regional title and advance to the sectional finals named to the all-sectional honorable mention team was a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Daughter of Terrence and Stephani Hickman intends to major in accounting. emily HINTON Freshman Goalkeeper 5-4 Perry, Ohio (Perry) 00 title. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first team all-state honors also earned first team all-conference, all-region and all-city honors named Cleveland s Player of the Year served as team captain set her school record for single-season saves was also a member of the student council and the United Way Club helped lead her club team to a state title and a regional runner-up PERSONAL: Daughter of Samuel and Karen Hinton... major is undecided. [ 26 ]

29 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer lindsey MARINO Freshman Defender 5-8 Marthasville, Mo. (Francis Howell) 17 HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the All-GAC Conference First Team also earned all-conference academic honors helped team to a district and sectional title in 2010 recipient of the Francis Howell Golden Helmet Award, selected by the high school teaching staff selected as the 2011 Francis Howell HS Homecoming Queen. PERSONAL: Daughter of Mark and Julie Marino major is undecided. brittani MCKORKLE Freshman Defender/Midfielder 5-9 Manteno, Ill. (Manteno) 8 HIGH SCHOOL: Helped team capture the 2009 IHSA 1A State Championship, followed by a runner-up finish in 2010 led team to three All-Interstate 8 Conference Titles from earned all-conference and all-area honors as a junior served as team captain as a junior. PERSONAL: Daughter of Tim and Penny McKorkle... major is undecided. hannah MILLER Freshman Forward 5-7 Fishers, Ind. (Southeastern) 14 HIGH SCHOOL: Was a 2011 NSCAA All-American and All-Region selection earned first team all-state honors as a senior also earned all-state honors as a junior (3rd team) and sophomore (2nd team) also earned academic all-state honors named the Hamilton County Sports Daily Player of the year led her conference in scoring as a senior served as team captain played on the ODP State Team from is the second leading scoring in school history also holds the school record for single-season goals set the school record for most assists in a game and most goals scored in consecutive games led her team to the state semifinals in 2011 and semi-state finals in 2010 helped team capture conference titles in 2010 and 2011 helped her team rank 12th in the nation in 2011 according to the ESPN National High School Rankings. PERSONAL: Daughter of Russ and Debbie Miller major is undecided. [ 27 ]

30 2012 eastern illinois women s soccer bianca NAVEJAS Freshman Midfielder 5-3 West Chicago, Ill. (West Chicago Community) 24 HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference and all-sectional honors in 2009, 2011 and 2012 also named team MVP Midfielder all four years of varsity soccer helped club team win the Disney Showcase in PERSONAL: Daughter of Arturo and Martha Navejas intends to major in business (marketing). samantha ROUMAYAH Freshman Midfielder 5-5 Farmington Hills, Mich. (North Farmington) 20 of the honor roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference, all-district and all-area honors as a senior earned all-state third team honors as a senior served as team captain during senior campaign was a four year letterwinner in soccer helped team to a district title in 2011 led team to three city championship titles was named team MVP as a junior and senior was also a member PERSONAL: Daughter of John Roumayah and Michelle Oliver father was an All-American soccer player at Nazareth College major is undecided. [ 28 ]

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32 2011 in review Three Panthers Earn Capital One Academic Honors Graduating seniors Hillary Blake, Jessica Blake and Ashley Eck all earned Capital One Academic All-District V honors for their performances on the field and in the classroom for the Panther women s soccer team last season. Hillary Blake earned All-District V First Team honors for the second year in a row and would eventually go on to become the first Panther to be named to the Academic All-American First Team. Hillary Blake started and played in all 19 matches last season. The defender played in 1,596 minutes, the third most on the team while helping the defense post six shutouts. The Naperville, Ill., native logged 6,189 minutes in her career, the second most in school history. Jessica Blake earned All-District V Second Team honors after being tabbed to the first team in She started and played in all 19 matches last season while logging 1,429 minutes. The midfielder also scored one goal. Eck was named to the All-District V Third Team after being tabbed to the first team in She played in all 19 matches, making 17 starts. The midfielder netted one goal and tallied two assists on the year. The Springfield, Ill., native finished her career seventh all-time in school history in minutes played with 4,631. The women s soccer program has had 20 players earned All-District V honors since 2001 and has had two players go on to earn Academic All-American honors. Kaylin Lorbert was named to the Academic All- American Team last year in review Despite the overall record, the Panthers were able to post a.500 record at Lakeside Field with a 4-4 record. EIU has only had one losing season (2008) at home and boasts an overall home record of (.694). A total of eight players found the back of the net last season, led by Kristin Germann who scored five goals. The Carbondale, Ill., native led the team in shots (39) and shots on goal (20). Blake Named First Team Academic All-American Panther women s soccer player Hillary Blake was named to the 2011 Capital One Academic All- America Division I Women s Soccer First Team on Dec. 1 as selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). The senior defender played in 1,596 minutes last season, the third-highest on the team while helping the Panther defense post six shutouts. The Naperville, Ill., native logged 6,272 minutes throughout her career, the second highest total in school history. She also started in 67 of 76 career matches at EIU. Blake held a perfect 4.00 grade point average as an accounting major. She became the third women s soccer player in Panther history to earn Academic All-American honors and the first player to be tabbed to the first team. Kaylin Lorbert earned second-team honors in 2010 while Meghan Ryon was selected to the third team in Blake was one of two Ohio Valley Conference players to be named an Academic All-American as Morehead State s Jillian Birchmeier was named to the third team, respectively. Krista Lopez of Oklahoma State was named the Capital One Academic All-American of the Year. [ 30 ]

33 2011 in review 2011 in review (Continued) Defensively, Jessica Taldone posted a 1.20 goals against average - the fourth best average in the conference. Taldone also posted the fourth most shutouts in the OVC with five and the second most saves with 106. Senior Sam Balek played in 7,124 minutes throughout her Panther career, the most in school history. She also started in 78 career matches, tied for the seventh most in school history. Three other seniors in Hillary Blake, Ashley Eck and Erika Prazma also graduated with their names in the record book. Hillary Blake ranks second in career minutes played (6,272) while Eck ranks seventh (4,719) and Prazma ranks eighth (4,584). EIU improved to in the series history against in-state rival Western Illinois with a 1-0 shutout over the Leathernecks on Sept. 9. The Panthers are in home matches against the in-state foe. EIU Advances to 13th consecutive ovc tournament In 2011, the Panthers advanced to their 13th consecutive OVC Tournament - the most by any school in the conference. EIU has advanced to the conference tournament every year since the OVC began sponsoring women s soccer in Entering the tournament as the No. 6 seed, the Panthers looked to upset No. 3 seed and eventual tournament champion UT Martin. Senior defender Sam Balek (pictured above) scored her first career goal on a header in the 38th minute off a corner kick from classmate Ashley Eck. EIU would take its 1-0 lead into halftime. However, the Skyhawks would net an equalizer only seven minutes into the second half on a goal by Brooke Robertson. The match looked as if it might go into overtime, but Rosaelia Loza scored the game-winning goal in the 79th minute to end the Panthers season. EIU lost 10 or more matches for only the fifth time in school history. The last time the Panthers lost 10 or more matches was during the 2008 season. Germann, Radloff Earn All-OVC Honors Eastern Illinois women s soccer players Kristin Germann (pictured) and Meagan Radloff both earned All- Ohio Valley Conference honors during the 2011 season. Germann earned second-team accolades while Radloff was named to the all-newcomer team. Germann earned all-conference honors for the third time in her career as she was tabbed to the allnewcomer team in 2009 and the all-tournament team in The Carbondale, Ill., native paced the Panther offense with a team-leading 12 points (five goals, two assists). Radloff became the sixth Panther player in school history to be named to the all-newcomer team. EIU has had an individual selected to the team since the OVC started naming an all-newcomer team in Radloff played in 19 matches, making 14 starts during the season. EIU has had a total of 68 all-conference honorees since the conference began sponsoring women s soccer in [ 31 ]

34 2011 in review RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 at UNI L Aug 21 at Missouri L Aug 26 at Belmont L Sep 2 at IUPUI To Sep 4 BUTLER L Sep 9 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Sep 11 VALPARAISO L Sep 13 at Northern Illinois To Sep 17 at AKRON L * Sep 23 TENNESSEE TECH W * Sep 25 JACKSONVILLE STATE W * Sep 30 at Southeast Missouri L * Oct 02 at UT Martin W * Oct 14 EASTERN KENTUCKY L * Oct 16 MOREHEAD STATE W * Oct 21 at Murray State L * Oct 23 at Austin Peay Lo * Oct 30 SIU EDWARDSVILLE L ! Nov 03 vs UT Martin L TEAM STATISTICS EIU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 9 5 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 8/143 10/340 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/348 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 23 GERMANN, Kristin ECK, Ashley MORGAN, Jessie BLAKE, Jessica VOGEL, Brenna BALEK, Sam SILL, Brooke HOPPENSTEADT, Laur STREID, Ashley RADLOFF, Meagan SCHWARTING, Jade PRAZMA, Erika MOMBERGER, Lauren CARTER, Madison FRIEND, Kelsie SINGER, Bridget WAMPLER, Jenna GUTIERREZ, Olivia GREENE, Caitlin BLAKE, Hillary LAKIE, Allie TALDONE, Jessica O'DELL, Brittany Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 TALDONE, Jessica : O'DELL, Brittany 6 269: Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Eastern Illinois Opponents [ 32 ]

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36 2011 in review [ 34 ]

37 prolific players PROLIFIC players hillary blake 2011 CoSIDA First Team Academic All-American Meghan ryon 2007 CoSIDA Third Team Academic All-American kaylin lorbert 2010 CoSIDA Second Team Academic All-American heather ory 1998 OVC Player of the Year ida hakansson 1999 OVC Player of the Year devon bissell 2000 OVC Player of the Year 2001 OVC Tournament MVP beth liesen 2000 OVC Freshman of the Year 2003 OVC Player of the Year OVC All-Time Leading Scorer michelle steinhaus 2004 OVC Freshman of the Year kellie floyd 2006 OVC Player of the Year carole griggs 1999 OVC Tournament MVP teri laroche 2002 OVC Tournament MVP audra frericks 2004 OVC Tournament MVP [ 35 ]

38 championship teams 1999 Record: 11-9 OVC Regular Season and Tournament Champions In only their second year in the OVC, the Panthers posted an undefeated 5-0 record in conference action to capture their first regular-season title. EIU would eventually go on to win their first tournament title as well. Two players in Ida Hakansson and Cara LeMaster would end up earning individual accolades at the conclusion of the season. Hakansson was named Player of the Year while LeMaster was tabbed the Freshman of the Year Record: OVC Regular Season Champions In 2000, the Panthers again would post a 5-0 record in OVC play to capture the regular-season title for the second consecutive year. The 15 wins is the second most in single-season history behind the 1996 squad that won 16 matches. After defeating Morehead State 3-1 in the first match of the conference tournament, the Panthers were upset in the tournament finale by Tennessee Tech, 1-0, in an overtime thriller. Beth Liesen was named the conference s Freshman of the Year after leading the Panthers in scoring with 33 points. She posted 15 goals, the fifth most in singleseason history, to go along with three assists. Devon Bissel was named OVC Player of the Year after recording 10 assists and three goals. Bissel s 10 assists are tied for the sixth most in EIU single-season history. In addition to the player awards, head coach Steve Ballard was named the OVC Coach of the Year for the first time in his coaching career. [ 36 ]

39 championship teams 2001 Record: 14-6 OVC Tournament Champions The 2001 campaign marked the beginning of four consecutive OVC Tournament Championships for the Panthers. Beth Liesen and Devon Bissell continued to lead a high-powered offense in 2001, combining to score 59 of the team s 128 points. Liesen scored 18 goals and added five assists while Bissell recorded an EIU singleseason record 16 assists. Liesen also set a conference single-season record with nine game-winning goals. The Panthers advanced to their first NCAA Tournament, facing Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind., on Nov. 16. The Fighting Irish handed the Panthers a 2-0 loss Record: OVC Tournament Champions In 2002, the Panthers won their second consecutive OVC Tournament Title. Southeast Missouri State won the regularseason title in 2001 and 2002, but lost to the Panthers both years in the conference tournament finale. Beth Liesen again paced the Panthers in scoring with 26 points (nine goals, eight assists). EIU faced another team from Indiana in the NCAA Tournament, facing Purdue in South Bend, Ind., on Nov. 5. Arguably the closest game in posteason history for EIU, the Panthers took the Boilermakers to double overtime only to loss the match, 3-1, on penalty kicks. [ 37 ]

40 championship teams 2003 Record: OVC Tournament Champions As far as records are concerned, the 2003 season was one of the most successful in OVC history. As a team, the Panthers set three singleseason records highlighted by the squad scoring 50 goals - the most in OVC history. Individually, Beth Liesen set seven single-season OVC records on her way to capturing Player of the Year honors. She scored 49 points, including 20 goals. Conference newcomer Samford won the regular-season title, but the Panthers would win their third tournament title in a row. In the NCAA Tournament, EIU dropped a 1-0 contest to Missouri in Columbia, Mo., on Nov Record: OVC Tournament Champions The 2004 squad captured an unprecedented fourth consecutive OVC Tournament title. Despite the graduation of arguably the best player in conference history in Beth Liesen, the Panthers simply reloaded. Michelle Steinhaus led the Panthers in scoring with 26 points (10 goals, six assists) while being named the OVC Freshman of the Year. For the third time in four years, the Panthers were sent to South Bend, Ind., in the NCAA Tournament where they would face Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish defeated the Panthers, 4-0, on Nov. 12. [ 38 ]

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42 record book AWARD WINNERS All-Conference Honorees Year...Name...Team Kristin Germann...1st Ashley Streid... 2nd Hannah Miler...Newcomer Megan Radloff...Newcomer Kristin Germann... 2nd Ashley Eck... 2nd Caitlin Greene...Newcomer Kaylin Lorbert...1st Kaitlin Sullivan... 2nd Laura Ridolfi...1st Jenny Williams...1st Sam Balek... 2nd Kristin Germann...Newcomer Pam Melinauskas...1st Sam Balek... 2nd/Newcomer Kathleen Hayes...1st Kellie Floyd... 2nd Michelle Steinhaus... 2nd Caitlyn Eisenhauer...Newcomer Kellie Floyd...1st AJ Brewer... 1st/Newcomer Trisha Walter... 2nd Jenny Williams...Newcomer Sharyne Connell...1st Lee Ann Langsfeld...1st Kathleen Hayes... 2nd Ashley Slota...Newcomer Sharyne Connell...1st Audra Frericks...1st Lee Ann Langsfeld...1st Michelle Steinhaus...1st Trisha Walter... 2nd Beth Liesen...1st Audra Frericks...1st Trisha Walter...1st Sharyne Connell... 2nd Tiffany Groene... 3rd Lee Ann Langsfeld...3rd Audra Frericks...1st Cara LeMaster...1st Beth Liesen...1st Lee Ann Langsfeld... 2nd Rebecca Traen... 2nd Terri Manser... 3rd Beth Liesen...1st Audra Frericks...1st Rebecca Traen...1st Devon Bissell... 2nd Cara LeMaster... 2nd Sara Johnson...HM Devon Bissell...1st Jeanine Fredrick...1st Cara LeMaster...1st Beth Liesen...1st Carole Griggs... 2nd Rebecca Traen...HM Ida Hakansson...1st Shanna Hozman...1st Cara LeMaster...1st Devon Bissell... 2nd Jessica Graczyk...HM Courtney Roth...HM Heather Ory...1st Beth Aussin...1st Diane Markus...1st Carole Griggs... 2nd Brooke O Connell... 2nd Tracie Strother... 2nd Jeanine Fredrick...HM Beth Aussin *...1st Heather Ory *...1st Diane Markus *...HM Tracie Strother *...HM Heather Ory...1st Kendra Williamson...1st Tracie Strother... 2nd Beth Aussin... 2nd Michelle Macumber... 2nd Tracie Strother...1st Beth Aussin... 2nd Heather Ory... 2nd Kendra Williamson... 2nd Michelle Macumber... 2nd Kelly Gilbert...HM * denotes 1998 MVC all-conference selection Conference Affiliation: Eastern Illinois participated in the Missouri Valley Conference from before joining the Ohio Valley Conference. During the 1998 season, the Panthers held duel membership in both the MVC and the OVC. All-Tournament Team Selections Name... Year Kristin Germann Sarah Rusk Kathleen Hayes Michelle Steinhaus Jenny Bock Alexis Miller Sharyn Connell Kathleen Hayes Lee Ann Langsfeld Audra Frericks, MVP Rachel Dorfman Lee Ann Langsfeld Trisha Walter Beth Liesen, MVP Sharyne Connell Rachel Dorfman Tiffany Groene Teri LaRoche, MVP Lindsay Dechert Audra Frericks Cara LeMaster Devon Bissell, MVP Rachel Dorfman Cara LeMaster McKenzie Smith Jeanine Fredrick Carole Griggs Katie Quiter Carole Griggs, MVP Devon Bissell Ida Hakansson Shanna Hozman Diane Markus Heather Ory Tara Kinney Kendra Williamson Beth Aussin Kendra Williamson [ 40 ]

43 record book AWARD WINNERS ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS Conference Player of the Week Selections Year...Name... Position Kristin Germann...Offense Jessica Taldone...GK Brenna Vogel... Defense Jessica Blake... Offense Sam Balek... Defense Kaylin Lorbert (3)...GK Kayla Doran... Defense Jenny Williams...GK Lindsey Wilkening...Offense Kaylin Lorbert (2)...GK Sam Balek... Defense Ashley Slota... Defense Jenny Williams...GK Jenny Williams...GK Michelle Steinhaus...Offense Pam Melinauskas...Offense Kellie Floyd... Offense Lee Ann Langsfeld... Defense Trisha Walter...Offense Michelle Steinhaus (2)...Offense Trisha Walter...Offense Sharyne Connell...Offense Tiffany Groene... Defense Beth Liesen (2)...Offense Audra Frericks Beth Liesen Beth Liesen (3) Beth Liesen (2) Devon Bissell Ida Hakansson (2) Cara LeMaster Valerie Pourch Jeanine Fredrick Tracie Strother...Offense Beth Aussin... Offense Jeanine Fredrick... Defense Jessica Graczyk (2)... Defense Tracie Strother...Offense Beth Aussin... Offense Tracie Strother (2)...Offense Beth Aussin (3)...Offense Heather Ory... Defense Shelly Macumber... Defense (#) denotes number of times the player earned the weekly honor that season *please note the OVC only had one, overall player of the week and not positional players of the week from Great Lakes All-Region Selections Year...Name...Team Lee Ann Langsfeld...3rd Audra Frericks... 3rd Michelle Steinhaus... Freshman Beth Liesen...1st Audra Frericks... 3rd Cara LeMaster... 3rd Beth Liesen... 3rd Beth Liesen...Fr Cara LeMaster... Freshman Kendra Williamson...3rd Tracie Strother... 3rd MVC All-Centennial Team Year...Name... Position Beth Aussin... Forward Players of the Year Name... Year Kellie Floyd Beth Liesen Devon Bissell Ida Hakansson Heather Ory Freshman of the Year Name... Year Beth Liesen Cara LeMaster Coaches of the Year Name... Year Steve Ballard EIU Hall of Fame Name... Year Inducted Beth Aussin Beth Liesen Capital One Academic All-Americans Year...Name...Team Hillary Blake...1st Kaylin Lorbert... 2nd Meghan Ryon...3rd Capital One Academic All-District Year...Name...Team Hillary Blake...1st Jessica Blake... 2nd Ashley Eck... 3rd Hillary Blake...1st Jessica Blake...1st Ashley Eck...1st Kaylin Lorbert...1st Hillary Blake... 2nd Kaylin Lorbert... 2nd Meghan Ryon...1st Meghan Ryon... 2nd Trisha Walter... 2nd Sharyne Connell... 2nd Trisha Walter... 2nd Trisha Walter... 2nd Teri LaRoche...1st Beth Liesen...1st Beth Liesen...1st Rebecca Traen...1st Devon Bissell...1st The Capital One Academic All-American award was previously know as the CoSIDA/ ESPN Academic All-American Award NSCAA All-Region Scholar Athlete Year...Name...Team Hillary Blake...1st Jessica Blake...1st Ashley Eck...1st Kaylin Lorbert...1st Kellie Floyd... 3rd Trisha Walter...HM Heather Ory...1st Tracie Strother... 2nd [ 41 ]

44 record book COACHING HISTORY Eastern Illinois Head Coaches Name... Record... %... Years Steve Ballard Tim Nowak Summer Perala present Conference Titles 1999 OVC Regular-Season Champions 1999 OVC Tournament Champions 2000 OVC Regular-Season Champions 2001 OVC Tournament Champions 2002 OVC Tournament Champions 2003 OVC Tournament Champions 2004 OVC Tournament Champions Postseason Appearances NCAA Division I Tournament , 2002, 2003, Tournament South Bend, Ind. 11/16...L vs Notre Dame 2002 Tournament South Bend, Ind. 11/05...L vs Purdue *Purdue wins 3-1 on PK s 2003 Tournament South Bend, Ind. 11/14...L vs Missouri 2004 Tournament South Bend, Ind. 11/12...L vs Notre Dame Yearly Results Overall Conference Conference Year Record Record Finish Coach Ballard nd Ballard nd Ballard OVC/3-2-1 MVC 2nd/4th Ballard st Ballard st Ballard nd Ballard nd Ballard nd Ballard nd Ballard nd Nowak rd Nowak th Nowak t-5th Nowak t-4th Perala th Perala t-6th Perala th Perala (.536) OVC Record: (.653) Conference Affiliation: Eastern Illinois participated in the Missouri Valley Conference from before joining the Ohio Valley Conference. During the 1998 season, the Panthers held duel membership in both the MVC and the OVC. [ 42 ]

45 record book MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS Miscellaneous Records Most Victories Longest Unbeaten Streak 9, twice & Longest Winning Streak Longest Losing Streak Most Goals Scored - Team Fewest Goals Allowed - Team Most Goals in a Match - Individual 4...Tracie Strother vs UALR (09/22/96) 4... Beth Aussin at Lewis University (09/11/96) Most Assists in a Match - Individual 3...Trisha Walter vs Western Illinois (08/29/03) 3...Devon Bissell vs Tennessee Tech (10/19/01) 3... Devon Bissell vs SEMO (10/13/00) 3...Tracie Strother vs Illinois (09/17/97) 3... Sara Dieckhoff vs Harris-Stowe (09/16/95) Most Saves - Individual 18...Tiffany Groene at Notre Dame (11/12/04) Jeanine Fredrick at Evansville (10/15/97) Freshmen Records Goals Beth Liesen, 2000 Game-Winning Goals 8... Beth Liesen, 2000 Assists 8... Tricia Walter, 2003 Points Beth Liesen, 2000 Matches Started Lee Ann Langsfeld, 2002 Matches Started in Goal Lindsay Dechert, 2001 Minutes in Goal Jenny Williams, 2006 Goals Against Average (Minimum 500 Minutes) Jenny Williams, 2006 Saves Lindsay Dechert, 2001 Save Percentage (Minimum 500 Minutes) Lindsay Dechert, 2001 Shutouts 7... Jenny Williams, 2006 [ 43 ]

46 record book Individual Career Records Points Beth LIESEN (62g 25a) Beth AUSSIN (39g 44a) Tracie STROTHER (43g 24a) Cara LEMASTER (22g 22a) Michelle STEINHAUS (25g 7a) Sharyne CONNELL (23g 11a) Trisha WALTER (19g 18a) Audra FRERICKS (17g 15a) Devon BISSELL (7g 30a) Diane MARKUS (16g 9a) Points per game (min. 10 games) Beth LIESEN (84 games) Beth AUSSIN (79 games) Tracie STROTHER (75 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Cara LEMASTER (82 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (77 games) Devon BISSELL (60 games) Trisha WALTER (81 games) Wendee HOFFMANN (19 games) Sharyne CONNELL (86 games) Goals Beth LIESEN Tracie STROTHER Beth AUSSIN Michelle STEINHAUS Sharyne CONNELL Cara LEMASTER Trisha WALTER Audra FRERICKS Diane MARKUS Valerie POURCH ,98-99 Goals per game (min. 10 games) Beth LIESEN (84 games) Tracie STROTHER (75 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Beth AUSSIN (79 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (77 games) Sara JOHNSON (20 games) Cara LEMASTER (82 games) Sharyne CONNELL (86 games) Trisha WALTER (81 games) Kristin GERMANN (60 games) Game-winning goals Beth LIESEN Michelle STEINHAUS Tracie STROTHER Beth AUSSIN Sharyne CONNELL Cara LEMASTER Trisha WALTER Diane MARKUS Ashley STREID Kristin GERMANN Audra FRERICKS Assists Beth AUSSIN Devon BISSELL Beth LIESEN Tracie STROTHER Cara LEMASTER Trisha WALTER Audra FRERICKS Carole GRIGGS Heather ORY Alexis MILLER Assists per game (min. 10 games) Beth AUSSIN (79 games) Devon BISSELL (60 games) Tracie STROTHER (75 games) Beth LIESEN (84 games) Courtne HENDRICKSON (18 games) Cara LEMASTER (82 games) Wendee HOFFMANN (19 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Trisha WALTER (81 games) Kathleen FISHER (20 games) Shots attempted Beth LIESEN (62 goals) Michelle STEINHAUS (25 goals) Tracie STROTHER (43 goals) Cara LEMASTER (22 goals) Beth AUSSIN (39 goals) Trisha WALTER (19 goals) Sharyne CONNELL (23 goals) Carole GRIGGS (12 goals) Kellie FLOYD (9 goals) Audra FRERICKS (17 goals) Shots per game (min. 10 games) Beth LIESEN (84 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Tracie STROTHER (75 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (77 games) Cara LEMASTER (82 games) Beth AUSSIN (79 games) Trisha WALTER (81 games) Ashley STREID (58 games) Wendee HOFFMANN (19 games) Sharyne CONNELL (86 games) Shots on goal Michelle STEINHAUS (25 goals) Trisha WALTER (19 goals) Kellie FLOYD (9 goals) Sharyne CONNELL (23 goals) Ashley STREID (7 goals) Beth LIESEN (62 goals) Kaitlin SULLIVAN (8 goals) Kristin GERMANN (14 goals) Rachel HAMILTON (8 goals) Alexis MILLER (8 goals) [ 44 ]

47 record book Individual Career Records SOG per game (min. 10 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (77 games) Trisha WALTER (81 games) Ashley STREID (58 games) Kristin GERMANN (60 games) Kellie FLOYD (82 games) Sharyne CONNELL (86 games) Meagan RADLOFF (19 games) Beth LIESEN (84 games) Kaitlin SULLIVAN (76 games) Rachel HAMILTON (78 games) Penalty kicks made Kristin GERMANN Beth LIESEN Trisha WALTER Kellie FLOYD Kathleen HAYES Laura RIDOLFI Penalty kick attempts Kristin GERMANN Trisha WALTER Beth LIESEN Kathleen HAYES Audra FRERICKS Laura RIDOLFI Kellie FLOYD Saves Jeanine FREDRICK (65 GA, 367 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (46 GA, 274 saves) Jenny WILLIAMS (74 GA, 262 saves) Tiffany GROENE (70 GA, 236 saves) Kaylin LORBERT (41 GA, 220 saves) Jessica GRACZYK (32 GA, 202 saves) Jenny VARGAS (46 GA, 130 saves) Jessica TALDONE (24 GA, 117 saves) Kate BINDER (23 GA, 85 saves) Lynne GOEHLER (6 GA, 24 saves) ,03-04 Saves per game (min. 10 games) Jeanine FREDRICK (68 games) Jessica TALDONE (23 games) Jessica GRACZYK (44 games) Kaylin LORBERT (48 games) Jenny WILLIAMS (58 games) Lindsay DECHERT (62 games) Jenny VARGAS (34 games) Tiffany GROENE (71 games) Kate BINDER (42 games) Lynne GOEHLER (13 games) ,03-04 Save percent (min. 50 saves) Jessica GRACZYK (32 GA, 202 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (46 GA, 274 saves) Jeanine FREDRICK (65 GA, 367 saves) Kaylin LORBERT (41 GA, 220 saves) Jessica TALDONE (24 GA, 117 saves) Kate BINDER (23 GA, 85 saves) Jenny WILLIAMS (74 GA, 262 saves) Tiffany GROENE (70 GA, 236 saves) Jenny VARGAS (46 GA, 130 saves) Goals against avg (min minutes) Kaylin LORBERT (41 GA, 3974 min) Lindsay DECHERT (46 GA, 3932 min) Tiffany GROENE (70 GA, 5551 min) Jessica GRACZYK (32 GA, 2416 min) Jessica TALDONE (24 GA, 1746 min) Jeanine FREDRICK (65 GA, 4644 min) Jenny WILLIAMS (74 GA, 5156 min) Kate BINDER (23 GA, 1497 min) Jenny VARGAS (46 GA, 2162 min) Most wins Tiffany GROENE ( ) Lindsay DECHERT ( ) Jenny WILLIAMS ( ) Jeanine FREDRICK (15-4-1) Kaylin LORBERT ( ) Jessica TALDONE (5-13-2) Lynne GOEHLER (3-0-0) , Brittany O'DELL (1-1-0) Most losses Jenny WILLIAMS ( ) Tiffany GROENE ( ) Kaylin LORBERT ( ) Lindsay DECHERT ( ) Jessica TALDONE (5-13-2) Jeanine FREDRICK (15-4-1) Brittany O'DELL (1-1-0) Kellie FLOYD (0-1-0) Most ties Kaylin LORBERT ( ) Tiffany GROENE ( ) Jenny WILLIAMS ( ) Lindsay DECHERT ( ) Jessica TALDONE (5-13-2) Jeanine FREDRICK (15-4-1) Most shutouts Tiffany GROENE Jenny WILLIAMS Kaylin LORBERT Jeanine FREDRICK Lindsay DECHERT Jessica TALDONE Jessica GRACZYK Kate BINDER Jenny VARGAS Angel GIANGIORGI Games played Lindsey HOLCOMB Sharyne CONNELL Audra FRERICKS Morgan FRERICKS Lee Ann LANGSFELD Beth LIESEN Kellie FLOYD Cara LEMASTER Rachel DORFMAN Trisha WALTER [ 45 ]

48 record book Individual Career Records Goalie Games played Tiffany GROENE Jeanine FREDRICK Lindsay DECHERT Jenny WILLIAMS Kaylin LORBERT Jessica GRACZYK Kate BINDER Jenny VARGAS Jessica TALDONE Lynne GOEHLER ,03-04 Games started Audra FRERICKS Lee Ann LANGSFELD Beth LIESEN Lindsey HOLCOMB Heather ORY Cara LEMASTER Sam BALEK Beth AUSSIN Carole GRIGGS Ashley SLOTA Goalie Games started Tiffany GROENE Jenny WILLIAMS Jeanine FREDRICK Lindsay DECHERT Kaylin LORBERT Jenny VARGAS Jessica GRACZYK Jessica TALDONE Kate BINDER Angel GIANGIORGI Brittany O'DELL Minutes played Sam BALEK Hillary BLAKE Ashley SLOTA Jenny WILLIAMS Alexis MILLER Rachel HAMILTON Ashley ECK Erika PRAZMA Kaitlin SULLIVAN Kristin GERMANN Goalie Minutes played Tiffany GROENE Jenny WILLIAMS Jeanine FREDRICK Kaylin LORBERT Lindsay DECHERT Jessica GRACZYK Jenny VARGAS Jessica TALDONE Kate BINDER Angel GIANGIORGI [ 46 ]

49 record book Individual Season Records Points Tracie STROTHER (20g 12a) Beth AUSSIN (18g 14a) Beth LIESEN (20g 9a) Beth LIESEN (18g 5a) Beth LIESEN (15g 3a) Beth AUSSIN (7g 13a) Beth LIESEN (9g 8a) Heather ORY (10g 6a) Michelle STEINHAUS (10g 6a) Cara LEMASTER (9g 7a) Points per game (min. 5 games) Tracie STROTHER (21 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (21 games) Heather ORY (21 games) Beth AUSSIN (18 games) Goals Beth LIESEN Tracie STROTHER Beth AUSSIN Beth LIESEN Beth LIESEN Heather ORY Michelle STEINHAUS Beth LIESEN Beth AUSSIN Tracie STROTHER Trisha WALTER Ida HAKANSSON Tracie STROTHER Cara LEMASTER Goals per game (min. 5 games) Tracie STROTHER (21 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Diane MARKUS (11 games) Tracie STROTHER (18 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (21 games) Heather ORY (21 games) Game-winning goals Beth LIESEN Beth LIESEN Tracie STROTHER Beth LIESEN Beth AUSSIN Michelle STEINHAUS Cara LEMASTER Kristin GERMANN Michelle STEINHAUS Trisha WALTER Beth AUSSIN Ashley STREID Ida HAKANSSON Diane MARKUS Michelle STEINHAUS Beth LIESEN Sharyne CONNELL Assists Devon BISSELL Beth AUSSIN Beth AUSSIN Beth AUSSIN Tracie STROTHER Devon BISSELL Audra FRERICKS Beth LIESEN Beth LIESEN Trisha WALTER Assists per game (min. 5 games) Devon BISSELL (20 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Beth AUSSIN (18 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Tracie STROTHER (21 games) Devon BISSELL (20 games) Audra FRERICKS (22 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Trisha WALTER (21 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Shots attempted Beth LIESEN (20 goals) Beth LIESEN (15 goals) Tracie STROTHER (20 goals) Beth LIESEN (18 goals) Beth LIESEN (9 goals) Beth AUSSIN (18 goals) Michelle STEINHAUS (10 goals) Cara LEMASTER (9 goals) Tracie STROTHER (9 goals) Carole GRIGGS (3 goals) Beth AUSSIN (5 goals) Shots per game (min. 5 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Beth LIESEN (20 games) Tracie STROTHER (21 games) Beth AUSSIN (21 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Ida HAKANSSON (16 games) Tracie STROTHER (18 games) Beth AUSSIN (18 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (21 games) [ 47 ]

50 record book Individual Season Records Shots on goal Beth LIESEN (20 goals) Michelle STEINHAUS (5 goals) Michelle STEINHAUS (8 goals) Michelle STEINHAUS (10 goals) Kellie FLOYD (4 goals) Trisha WALTER (3 goals) Ashley STREID (3 goals) Sharyne CONNELL (5 goals) Sharyne CONNELL (6 goals) Kristin GERMANN (5 goals) SOG per game (min. 5 games) Beth LIESEN (22 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (20 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (20 games) Kellie FLOYD (20 games) Michelle STEINHAUS (21 games) Trisha WALTER (21 games) Pam MELINAUSKAS (10 games) Kristin GERMANN (19 games) Ashley STREID (20 games) Trisha WALTER (19 games) Penalty kicks made Kristin GERMANN Trisha WALTER Beth LIESEN Laura RIDOLFI Kristin GERMANN Kathleen HAYES Kellie FLOYD Penalty kick attempts Kristin GERMANN Trisha WALTER Beth LIESEN Kathleen HAYES Audra FRERICKS Kellie FLOYD Kathleen HAYES Kristin GERMANN Laura RIDOLFI Saves Jeanine FREDRICK (18 GA, 132 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (15 GA, 107 saves) Jessica TALDONE (20 GA, 106 saves) Tiffany GROENE (26 GA, 98 saves) Jenny VARGAS (26 GA, 97 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (17 GA, 84 saves) Jeanine FREDRICK (16 GA, 80 saves) Jessica GRACZYK (10 GA, 79 saves) Jeanine FREDRICK (16 GA, 79 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (13 GA, 77 saves) Saves per game (min. 5 games) Jenny WILLIAMS (10 games) Jeanine FREDRICK (20 games) Kaylin LORBERT (11 games) Lindsay DECHERT (13 games) Jessica TALDONE (18 games) Kaylin LORBERT (10 games) Jeanine FREDRICK (14 games) Lindsay DECHERT (20 games) Jessica GRACZYK (15 games) Jenny VARGAS (19 games) Save percent (min. 50 saves) Jessica GRACZYK (8 GA, 70 saves) Jessica GRACZYK (10 GA, 79 saves) Jeanine FREDRICK (18 GA, 132 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (15 GA, 107 saves) Kaylin LORBERT (9 GA, 58 saves) Lindsay DECHERT (13 GA, 77 saves) Kaylin LORBERT (12 GA, 70 saves) Kaylin LORBERT (13 GA, 72 saves) Jessica TALDONE (20 GA, 106 saves) Jeanine FREDRICK (15 GA, 76 saves) Goals against avg (min. 500 minutes) Kaylin LORBERT (12 GA, 1763 min) Jessica GRACZYK (8 GA, 1054 min) Tiffany GROENE (17 GA, 1931 min) Jeanine FREDRICK (18 GA, 1778 min) Jenny WILLIAMS (19 GA, 1843 min) Kaylin LORBERT (9 GA, 870 min) Lindsay DECHERT (15 GA, 1434 min) Tiffany GROENE (14 GA, 1239 min) Lindsay DECHERT (17 GA, 1467 min) Jessica GRACZYK (10 GA, 786 min) Most wins Jeanine FREDRICK (15-4-1) Tiffany GROENE (13-6-2) Lindsay DECHERT (11-6-0) Lindsay DECHERT (10-6-1) Tiffany GROENE (9-9-2) Tiffany GROENE (8-3-3) Jenny WILLIAMS (8-6-4) Jenny WILLIAMS (8-9-0) Kaylin LORBERT (6-7-5) Jenny WILLIAMS (4-5-2) Jessica TALDONE (4-11-2) Most losses Jessica TALDONE (4-11-2) Jenny WILLIAMS (8-9-0) Jenny WILLIAMS (1-9-0) Tiffany GROENE (9-9-2) Kaylin LORBERT (6-7-5) Jenny WILLIAMS (8-6-4) Lindsay DECHERT (10-6-1) Lindsay DECHERT (11-6-0) Tiffany GROENE (13-6-2) Jenny WILLIAMS (4-5-2) [ 48 ]

51 record book Individual Season Records Most ties Kaylin LORBERT (6-7-5) Jenny WILLIAMS (8-6-4) Kaylin LORBERT (3-3-3) Tiffany GROENE (8-3-3) Jessica TALDONE (4-11-2) Lindsay DECHERT (3-3-2) Kaylin LORBERT (2-4-2) Jenny WILLIAMS (4-5-2) Tiffany GROENE (9-9-2) Tiffany GROENE (13-6-2) Most shutouts Tiffany GROENE Kaylin LORBERT Jenny WILLIAMS Jeanine FREDRICK Lindsay DECHERT Tiffany GROENE Jessica TALDONE Jenny WILLIAMS Kaylin LORBERT Jenny WILLIAMS Games played Rachel DORFMAN Rachel DORFMAN Amy DIX Lee Ann LANGSFELD Cara LEMASTER Lindsey HOLCOMB Katie SIWICKE Lindsay DECHERT Teri LaROCHE Lindsey HOLCOMB Kim GARKIE Abby BOHNENSTIEHL Audra FRERICKS Morgan FRERICKS Lori STUTZMAN Sharyne CONNELL Beth LIESEN Sharyne CONNELL Beth LIESEN Rebecca TRAEN Audra FRERICKS Goalie Games played Lindsay DECHERT Tiffany GROENE Tiffany GROENE Jeanine FREDRICK Lindsay DECHERT Jenny WILLIAMS Jenny VARGAS Kaylin LORBERT Jeanine FREDRICK Jessica TALDONE Games started Audra FRERICKS Rachel DORFMAN Lee Ann LANGSFELD Cara LEMASTER Lindsey HOLCOMB Morgan FRERICKS Rachel DORFMAN Sharyne CONNELL Beth LIESEN Beth LIESEN Rebecca TRAEN Audra FRERICKS Goalie Games started Tiffany GROENE Tiffany GROENE Lindsay DECHERT Jeanine FREDRICK Jenny WILLIAMS Kaylin LORBERT Lindsay DECHERT Jessica TALDONE Jenny WILLIAMS Jeanine FREDRICK Jenny VARGAS Minutes played Hillary BLAKE Sam BALEK Sam BALEK Hillary BLAKE Jenny WILLIAMS AJ BREWER Kaylin LORBERT Ashley SLOTA Erika PRAZMA Karisa BRENNER Goalie Minutes played Tiffany GROENE Jenny WILLIAMS Jeanine FREDRICK Tiffany GROENE Kaylin LORBERT Jessica TALDONE Lindsay DECHERT Lindsay DECHERT Jenny WILLIAMS Jenny VARGAS [ 49 ]

52 record book Team Season Records Points (67g 58a) (50g 43a) (48g 47a) (45g 38a) (42g 34a) (39g 39a) (39g 32a) (36g 31a) (36g 31a) (29g 22a) Points per game (21 games) (22 games) (22 games) (20 games) (20 games) (20 games) (18 games) (21 games) (21 games) (20 games) Goals Goals per game (21 games) (22 games) (20 games) (22 games) (20 games) (18 games) (20 games) (21 games) (21 games) (20 games) Game-winning goals Assists Assists per game (21 games) (22 games) (22 games) (20 games) (20 games) (18 games) (20 games) (21 games) (21 games) (20 games) Shots attempted (67 goals) (48 goals) (39 goals) (50 goals) (39 goals) (45 goals) (42 goals) (29 goals) (21 goals) (36 goals) (36 goals) Shots per game (20 games) (21 games) (22 games) (22 games) (21 games) (20 games) (20 games) (20 games) (18 games) (20 games) Shots on goal (50 goals) (39 goals) (21 goals) (26 goals) (18 goals) (23 goals) (15 goals) (14 goals) (9 goals) [ 50 ]

53 record book Team Season Records SOG per game (22 games) (20 games) (21 games) (20 games) (21 games) (20 games) (19 games) (21 games) (19 games) Penalty kicks made Penalty kick attempts Saves (26 GA, 162 saves) (24 GA, 151 saves) (33 GA, 143 saves) (20 GA, 141 saves) (36 GA, 141 saves) (32 GA, 141 saves) (27 GA, 140 saves) (21 GA, 133 saves) (24 GA, 123 saves) (23 GA, 119 saves) Saves per game (20 games) (18 games) (19 games) (21 games) (20 games) (20 games) (20 games) (19 games) (22 games) (20 games) Save percent (20 GA, 141 saves) (21 GA, 133 saves) (24 GA, 151 saves) (26 GA, 162 saves) (27 GA, 140 saves) (23 GA, 119 saves) (16 GA, 82 saves) (24 GA, 123 saves) (32 GA, 141 saves) (33 GA, 143 saves) Goals against avg (16 GA, 2014 min) (17 GA, 1940 min) (20 GA, 1899 min) (21 GA, 1934 min) (21 GA, 1821 min) (24 GA, 2015 min) (23 GA, 1924 min) (27 GA, 2103 min) (24 GA, 1764 min) (27 GA, 1940 min) Most wins (16-5-0) (15-4-1) (14-6-1) (14-6-0) (13-6-2) (12-8-2) (11-9-0) (11-6-5) (10-7-1) (9-9-2) Most losses (3-13-2) (5-12-2) (8-11-1) (8-11-1) (11-9-0) (9-9-2) (7-9-5) (7-8-5) (12-8-2) (8-7-4) (10-7-1) Most ties 1. 5 (11-6-5) (7-8-5) (7-9-5) (8-7-4) (12-8-2) (9-9-2) (13-6-2) (5-12-2) (3-13-2) (8-11-1) (10-7-1) (14-6-1) (8-11-1) (15-4-1) Most shutouts [ 51 ]

54 record book Team Season Records Games played Goalie Minutes played Goalie Games played Games started Goalie Games started Minutes played [ 52 ]

55 record book History Database Names List ANCHETA, Maureen ANTESBERGER, Erica AUSSIN, Beth AYALA, Alma BALEK, Sam BARNES, Wendy BINDER, Kate BISSELL, Devon BLAKE, Hillary BLAKE, Jessica BOCK, Jenny ,06-07 BOHNENSTIEHL, Abby BOSLEY, Tiffanie BOYER, Cathy BRENNER, Bailey BRENNER, Karisa BREWER, AJ BURKE, Caitlin BURKE, Jessica CAMERON, Monica CAMPBELL, Ellen CARTER, Madison CECH, Jennifer CIBULA, Amy CONNELL, Sharyne DECHERT, Lindsay DeCLARK, Kristy DELVECCHIO, Theresa DIECKHOFF, Sara DIETZ, Cassidi DIX, Amy DORAN, Kayla DORFMAN, Rachel DRUM, Andrea ECK, Ashley EISENHAUER, Caitlyn ELKE, Joanna FALLER, Missy FARRELLY, Elise FIGEL, Sara FISHER, Kathleen FISHER, Sara FLOYD, Kellie FLYNN, Danielle FREDRICK, Jeanine FRERICKS, Audra FRERICKS, Morgan FRIEND, Kelsie GABRIS, Maggie GARKIE, Kim GARRISON, Vicky GEHRKE, Jean GENENBACHER, Kimberl GERMANN, Kristin GIANGIORGI, Angel GILBERT, Kelly GOEHLER, Lynne ,03-04 GRACZYK, Jessica GREENE, Caitlin GRIGGS, Carole GROENE, Tiffany GUTIERREZ, Olivia HAKANSSON, Ida HAMILTON, Rachel HAYES, Kathleen HENDRICKSON, Courtne HOFFMANN, Wendee HOHN, Stephanie HOLCOMB, Lindsey HOLCOMB, Rebecca HOPPENSTEADT, Lauren HOZMAN, Shanna HUBER, Lisa JALINSKY, Heather JOHNSON, Sara JOHNSON, Valerie KEATING, Laura KINNEY, Tara KOHEN, Samantha KOUDELKA, Amy KRAUS, Kirsten KWIATEK, Tammy LAKIE, Allie LANGENBERG, Lisa LANGSFELD, Lee Ann LAROCHE, Teri LEIGHTY, Dana LEMASTER, Cara LIESEN, Beth LOEFFEL, Erin LOOKER, Michelle LORBERT, Kaylin MACUMBER, Michelle MACUMBER, Shelly MAGDA, Kristina MAIORANO, Katie MANSER, Terri MARKUS, Diane MASSARELLA, Michelle MCDERMOTT, Megan MCNALLY, Erin MELINAUSKAS, Pam MEYER, Jennifer MEYER, Katy MILLER, Alexis MOMBERGER, Lauren MORGAN, Jessie NOWAK, Jill O'CONNELL, Brooke O'DELL, Brittany O'MALLEY, Heather OBRADOVICH, Kim OLSON, Kelly ORY, Heather PANTUSCO, Lynn PERRY, Toni POURCH, Valerie ,98-99 PRAZMA, Erika QUARRY, Rachelle QUITER, Katie RADLOFF, Meagan RALL, Samantha RANDALL, Lauren RAWLINGS, Krystal RHINES, Melissa RIDOLFI, Laura RINER, Jessica ROESCH, Amanda ROGERS, Lindsay ROTH, Courtney RUSK, Lauren RUSK, Sarah RYON, Meghan SCHWARTING, Jade SHAW, Laura SHEAR, Cassie SILL, Brooke SINGER, Bridget SIWICKE, Katie SLOTA, Ashley SMITH, McKenzie SMITH, Nicole SOMERS, Sophie STEC, Michelle STEINHAUS, Michelle STELZNER, Christina STREID, Ashley STROTHER, Tracie STUTZMAN, Lori SULLIVAN, Kaitlin TALDONE, Jessica TISCHHAUSER, Megan TRAEN, Rebecca VARGAS, Jenny VOGEL, Brenna WALLACE, Ellen WALSH, Jeanne WALTER, Trisha WAMPLER, Jenna WILKENING, Lindsey WILLIAMS, Jenny WILLIAMSON, Kendra ZABROSKY, Kristy ZIEMBA, Angela ZUNIGA, Crystal ,02 [ 53 ]

56 record book All-Time vs Opponents AKRON Air Force! Arkansas- Little Rock Austin Peay Ball State Belmont Bowling Green Butler Cleveland State Colorado# Creighton Dayton DePaul Denver# Eastern Kentucky Eastern Michigan Evansville Green Bay Harris-Stowe IUPUI Idaho State# Illinois Illinois State Indiana State Iowa State Jacksonville State Kansas Lewis University Loyola (IL) Marquette# Memphis Miami (Ohio) Middle Tennessee Missouri Missouri State Missouri-St. Louis# Morehead State Murray State Nebraska North Dakota State# North Texas# Northern Illinois Notre Dame # Oakland# Oral Roberts Pepperdine! Purdue Quincy# SIU Edwardsville Saint Louis Samford% Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech Texas# Toledo UMKC UNI UT Martin UTEP# Valparaiso Western Illinois Western Kentucky Western Michigan Wisconsin# Wisconsin-Milwaukee# Wright State [ 54 ]

57 record book All-Time Results Results for 1995 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 09/02/1995 at Toledo L Toledo, Ohio 09/03/1995 at Loyola (IL) L Chicago, Ill. 09/09/1995 IOWA STATE W Charleston, Ill. 09/10/1995 HARRIS-STOWE W Charleston, Ill. 09/13/1995 at Northern Illinois L DeKalb, Ill. 09/16/1995 at Harris-Stowe W St. Louis, Mo. 09/17/1995 SIU EDWARDSVILLE L Charleston, Ill. 09/20/1995 EVANSVILLE L Charleston, Ill 09/24/1995 at Marquette L Milwaukee, Wis. 09/27/1995 LEWIS UNIVERSITY L Charleston, Ill. 10/01/1995 TOLEDO W 3-2 ot - Charleston, Ill. 10/04/1995 at SIU Edwardsville T Edwardsville, Ill. 10/07/1995 at Missouri-St. Louis# L St. Louis, Mo. 10/08/1995 vs Quincy# L St. Louis, Mo. 10/14/1995 at Arkansas-Little Rock W Little Rock, Ark. 10/15/1995 at Memphis L Memphis, Tenn. 10/20/1995 VALPARAISO W Charleston, Ill. 10/22/1995 at Eastern Michigan W Ypsilanti, Mich. 10/27/1995 at Kansas% W Lawrence, Kan. 10/28/1995 vs North Texas% L Lawrence, Kan. # Missouri-St. Louis Tournament - St. Louis, Mo. % Kansas Tournament - Lawrence, Kan. Overall: Conference: 0-0 Home: 4-3 Away: Neutral: 0-2 All-Time Results Results for 1996 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/31/1996 LOYOLA W Charleston, Ill. 09/07/1996 at Middle Tennessee W Murfreesboro, Tenn. 09/08/1996 at Tennessee Tech W Cookeville, Tenn. 09/11/1996 at Lewis University W Romeoville, Ill. 09/14/1996 vs North Dakota State# W Ames, Iowa 09/15/1996 at Iowa State W Ames, Iowa 09/20/1996 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 4-3 ot 107 Charleston, Ill. 09/22/1996 ARKANSAS- LITTLE ROCK W Charleston, Ill. 09/27/1996 NORTHERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. 10/04/1996 at Dayton L Dayton, Ohio. * 10/06/1996 MISSOURI STATE W Charleston, Ill. 10/12/1996 DEPAUL W Charleston, Ill. 10/13/1996 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 3-1 ot 140 Charleston, Ill. * 10/18/1996 CREIGHTON L Charleston, Ill. 10/20/1996 MEMPHIS L Charleston, Ill. 10/23/1996 at Evansville L Evansville, Ind. * 10/27/1996 at Valparaiso W Valparaiso, Ind. * 10/30/1996 at Saint Louis W 3-2 ot 139 St. Louis, Mo. * 11/02/1996 at Illinois State W Normal, Ill. 11/07/1996 vs Valparaiso% W Evansville, Ind. 11/08/1996 vs Creighton% L Evansville, Ind. # Iowa State Tournament - Ames, Iowa % Missouri Valley Tournament - Evansville, Ind. Overall: 16-5 Conference: 4-1 Home: 7-2 Away: 7-2 Neutral: 2-1 [ 55 ]

58 record book All-Time Results Results for 1997 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/31/1997 KANSAS L Charleston, Ill. 09/05/1997 vs Marquette# L Madison, Wis. 09/07/1996 at Wisconsin# L Madison, Wis. 09/13/1997 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W Charleston, Ill. 09/17/1997 at Illinois W Champaign, Ill. 09/21/1997 DAYTON L Charleston, Ill. 09/24/1997 at Loyola W 3-2 ot 172 Chicago, Ill. 09/26/1997 WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY W Charleston, Ill. 09/28/1997 at Memphis W 1-0 ot 117 Memphis, Tenn. 10/01/1997 at Saint Louis L St. Louis, Mo. 10/05/1997 at Eastern Michigan W Ypsilanti, Mich. 10/08/1997 at DePaul W Chicago, Ill. * 10/12/1997 ILLINOIS STATE W Charleston, Ill. * 10/15/1997 at Evansville L Evansville, Ind. 10/18/1997 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill. 10/19/1997 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. * 10/24/1997 CREIGHTON W Charleston, Ill. * 10/26/1997 VALPARAISO W Charleston, Ill. * 10/31/1997 at Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. 11/07/1997 at Missouri State% W Springfield, Mo. 11/09/1997 vs Evansville% T Springfield, Mo. Evansville wins on PK's, 5-4 # Wisconsin Tournament- Madison, Wisconsin % Missouri Valley Conference Tournament- Springfield, Mo. Overall: Conference: 4-1 Home: 7-2 Away: 7-3 Neutral: All-Time Results Results for 1998 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 09/01/1998 at Wisconsin- Green Bay W Green Bay, Wis. * 09/05/1998 at Middle Tennessee W Murfreesboro, Tenn * 09/06/1998 at Tennessee Tech L 0-1 ot 109 Cookeville, Tenn. 09/11/1998 at Western Illinois L Macomb, Ill. 09/13/1998 LOYOLA L Charleston, Ill. * 09/19/1998 UT MARTIN W Charleston, Ill 09/23/1998 ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. 09/26/1998 vs Purdue# L Milwaukee, Wis. 09/27/1998 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee# W 2-1 ot 453 Milwaukee, Wis. * 10/02/1998 at Valparaiso T Valparaiso, Ind. * 10/04/1998 at Illinois State W Normal, Ill * 10/10/1998 ARKANSAS- LITTLE ROCK W Charleston, Ill. * 10/11/1998 MOREHEAD STATE W Charleston, Illinois * 10/16/1998 at Creighton L Omaha, Neb. 10/18/1998 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 2-1 ot 112 Charleston, Ill. * 10/23/1998 EVANSVILLE L Charleston, Ill * 10/25/1998 MISSOURI STATE W Charleston,Ill. 10/29/1998 vs Missouri State% L Evansville, Ind. # Wisconsin-Milwaukee Panther Showcase- Milwaukee, Wis. % Missouri Valley Conference Match- Evansville, Ind. Overall: Conference: Home: 6-2 Away: Neutral: 0-2 [ 56 ]

59 record book All-Time Results Results for 1999 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/27/1999 at Tennessee Tech W Cookeville, Tenn. *** Didnt count as an OVC Match 08/29/1999 at Illinois L Champaign, Ill. 09/03/1999 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. 09/05/1999 at Eastern Michigan L Ypsilanti, Mich. 09/10/1999 vs Oakland# L Madison, Wis. 09/12/1999 vs Texas# L Madison, Wis. 09/17/1999 vs Air Force! L Omaha, Neb. 09/19/1999 vs Pepperdine! L Omaha, Neb. * 09/25/1999 at Morehead State W 2-1 ot 227 Morehead, Ky. 09/28/1999 ILLINOIS STATE L Charleston, Ill. * 10/01/1999 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W Charleston, Ill. * 10/03/1999 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill. 10/08/1999 at Loyola (IL) L Chicago, Ill. 10/10/1999 at Missouri State W Springfield, Mo. 10/17/1999 CREIGHTON W Charleston, Ill. 10/22/1999 at Evansville L Evansville, Ind. * 10/29/1999 at UT Martin W Martin, Tenn. * 10/31/1999 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE W Charleston, Ill. 11/06/1999 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE% W 2-1 ot 148 Charleston, Ill. 11/07/1999 TENNESSEE TECH% W Charleston, Ill. # Wisconsin Tournament- Madison, Wis.! Creighton Tournament- Omaha, Neb. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Charleston, Ill. Overall: 11-9 Conference: 5-0 Home: 7-1 Away: 4-4 Neutral: 0-4 All-Time Results Results for 2000 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/25/2000 ILLINOIS L Charleston, Ill. 08/27/2000 at Indiana State W Terre Haute, Ind. 09/01/2000 at DePaul W Chicago, Ill. 09/03/2000 at Northern Iowa W 1-0 ot 101 Cedar Falls, Iowa. 09/09/2000 vs Idaho State# W Macomb, Ill. 09/10/2000 at Western Illinois# W Macomb, Ill. 09/15/2000 VALPARAISO W Charleston, Ill. * 09/17/2000 UT MARTIN W Charleston, Ill. 09/20/2000 at Evansville L Evansville, Ind. 09/24/2000 ORAL ROBERTS W Charleston, Ill. 09/27/2000 MISSOURI STATE T Charleston, Ill. * 09/29/2000 MOREHEAD STATE W 2-1 ot 107 Charleston, Ill. 10/05/2000 at Middle Tennessee L Murfreesboro, Tenn. * 10/08/2000 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill * 10/13/2000 at Southeast Missouri State W Cape Girardeau 10/15/2000 at IUPUI W Indianapolis, Ind. 10/20/2000 LOYOLA W Charleston, Ill. * 10/22/2000 at Murray State W 2-1 ot 275 Murray, Ky. 10/28/2000 MOREHEAD STATE% W Charleston, Ill. 10/29/2000 TENNESSEE TECH% L 0-1 ot 206 Charleston, Ill. # Western Illinois Westerwind Classic- Macomb, Ill. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Charleston, Ill. Overall: Conference: 5-0 Home: Away: 7-2 Neutral: 1-0 [ 57 ]

60 record book All-Time Results Results for 2001 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/31/2001 at Valparaiso W Valparaiso, Ind. 09/02/2001 at Loyola W Chicago, Ill. 09/07/2001 INDIANA STATE W Charleston, Ill. 09/09/2001 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Charleston, Ill. 09/18/2001 DEPAUL W Charleston, Ill. 09/23/2001 at Middle Tennessee W Murfreesboro, Tenn. 09/28/2001 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. 09/30/2001 NORTHERN IOWA W Charleston, Ill. * 10/05/2001 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE L Charleston, Ill. 10/07/2001 IUPUI W Charleston, Ill. * 10/12/2001 MURRAY STATE W 2-1 ot 181 Charleston, Ill. 10/14/2001 at Illinois State L Normal, Ill. * 10/19/2001 at Tennessee Tech W Cookeville, Tenn. * 10/21/2001 at UT Martin W Martin, Tenn. * 10/26/2001 at Morehead State W Morehead, Ky. 10/28/2001 at Missouri State L Springfield, Mo. 11/04/2001 at Missouri L Columbia, Mo. 11/09/2001 vs Tennessee Tech% W Cape Girardeau 11/11/2001 at Southeast Missouri % W Cape Girardeau, Mo. p 11/16/2001 at Notre Dame$ L South Bend, Ind. % Ohio Valley Tournament- Cape Girardeau, Mo. $ NCAA Tournament- South Bend, Ind. Overall: 14-6 Conference: 4-1 Home: 6-2 Away: 7-4 Neutral: 1-0 All-Time Results Results for 2002 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/30/2002 at Illinois State L 1-2 ot 209 Normal, Ill. 09/01/2002 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W Charleston, Ill. 09/08/2002 BOWLING GREEN T Charleston, Ill. 09/10/2002 at Indiana State L Terre Haute, Ind. 09/13/2002 MISSOURI STATE L Charleston, Ill. 09/15/2002 at Eastern Michigan W Ypsilanti, Mich 09/20/2002 at Colorado# L Boulder, Colo. 09/22/2002 vs #21 Denver# L 3-4 ot 227 Boulder, Colo. 09/25/2002 EVANSVILLE W Charleston, Ill. 09/29/2002 LOYOLA W Charleston, Ill. * 10/04/2002 at Southeast Missouri State L Cape Girardeau, Mo. 10/06/2002 VALPARAISO W Charleston, Ill. * 10/11/2002 at Austin Peay W Clarksville, Tenn. * 10/13/2002 at Murray State T Murray, Ky. * 10/18/2002 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill. 10/20/2002 at Western Illinois W Macomb,Ill. * 10/25/2002 UT MARTIN W Charleston, Ill. * 10/27/2002 MOREHEAD STATE W Charleston, Ill. 11/01/2002 at Illinois L Champaign, Ill. 11/08/2002 vs UT Martin% W Cape Girardeau, Mo. 11/10/2002 at Southeast Missouri State% W 3-2 o2 535 Cape Girardeau, Mo. EIU wins on Pk 4-3. p 11/05/2002 vs Purdue$ L 1-2 o2 100 South Bend, Ind. Purdue wins 3-1 in Pk's. # Colorado Soccer Classic- Boulder, Colo. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Cape Girardeau, Mo. $ NCAA Tournament- South Bend, Ind. Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 1-2 [ 58 ]

61 record book All-Time Results Results for 2003 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/29/2003 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, IL 09/02/2003 at Illinois State L Normal, IL 09/05/2003 at Bowling Green W Bowling Green, 09/07/2003 at Loyola (IL) W Chicago, Ill. 09/10/2003 INDIANA STATE T 1-1 o2 107 Charleston, Ill. 09/14/2003 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Charleston, Ill. 09/19/2003 at Missouri L 2-3 ot 468 Columbia, Mo. 09/21/2003 MISSOURI STATE W Charleston, Ill. 09/24/2003 at Evansville T 1-1 o2 189 Evansville, Ind. 09/28/2003 at Valparaiso L 2-3 ot 183 Valparaiso, Ind. * 10/03/2003 at Morehead State W Morehead, Ky. * 10/05/2003 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill. * 10/10/2003 JACKSONVILLE STATE T Charleston, Ill. * 10/12/2003 SAMFORD W Charleston Ill. * 10/17/2003 at Murray State W Murray, Ky. * 10/19/2003 at UT Martin T 3-3 o2 82 Martin, Tenn. * 10/24/2003 at Southeast Missouri W Cape Girardeau, Mo. 10/26/2003 at DePaul L 1-2 ot 290 Chicago, Ill. * 10/31/2003 AUSTIN PEAY W Charleston, Ill. ^ 11/07/2003 vs Jacksonville State% W Birmingham, Al. ^ 11/09/2003 at Samford% T 1-1 o2 864 Birmingham, AL EIU wins 5-4 on Pk's $p 11/14/2003 vs Missouri$ L Columbia, Mo. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Birmingham, Ala. $ NCAA Tournament- South Bend, Ind. Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 1-1 All-Time Results Results for 2004 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/27/2004 EVANSVILLE W Charleston, Ill. 08/29/2004 at Notre Dame L South Bend, IN 09/03/2004 at Nebraska L Lincoln, NE 09/05/2004 BOWLING GREEN W Charleston, IL 09/10/2004 DEPAUL W Charleston, IL 09/12/2004 at Indiana State W Terre Haute, IN 09/18/2004 ILLINOIS STATE L Charleston, IL * 09/24/2004 at Austin Peay W Clarksville, TN * 09/26/2004 at Tennessee Tech T 2-2 o2 113 Cookeville, TN * 10/01/2004 MOREHEAD STATE W Charleston, IL 10/03/2004 LOYOLA (IL) T 0-0 o2 133 Charleston, IL * 10/08/2004 at Jacksonville State L Jacksonville, AL * 10/10/2004 at Samford W Birmingham, Ala. * 10/15/2004 MURRAY STATE W Charleston, IL * 10/17/2004 UT MARTIN W Charleston, IL * 10/22/2004 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W 2-1 ot 240 Charleston, IL 10/24/2004 at Missouri State L Springfield, Mo. 10/27/2004 at Western Illinois W Macomb, Ill. + 11/05/2004 vs Murray State% W Birmingham, Ala. + 11/07/2004 at Samford% W Birmingham, Ala.!p 11/12/2004 at Notre Dame # L Alumni Field % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Birmingham, Ala. $ NCAA Tournament- South Bend, Ind. Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 1-0 [ 59 ]

62 record book All-Time Results Results for 2005 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes ^ 08/26/2005 vs North Texas# W El Paso, Texas ^ 08/28/2005 at UTEP# L El Paso, Texas 09/02/2005 at DePaul L Chicago, Ill. 09/04/2005 at Loyola (IL) L Glenview, IL 09/07/2005 WESTERN ILLINOIS L Charleston, IL 09/09/2005 at Eastern Michigan L Ann Arbor, Mich. 09/11/2005 at Bowling Green L 1-2 ot 186 Bowling Green, Ohio 09/16/2005 INDIANA STATE W Charleston, IL 09/18/2005 at Evansville L Evansville, IN * 09/23/2005 at Southeast Missouri T 0-0 o2 257 Cape Girardeau, Mo. * 09/30/2005 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, IL * 10/02/2005 AUSTIN PEAY W Charleston, IL * 10/07/2005 at Eastern Kentucky W Richmond, KY * 10/09/2005 at Morehead State W Morehead, KY * 10/14/2005 SAMFORD L Charleston, IL * 10/16/2005 JACKSONVILLE STATE W Charleston, IL * 10/21/2005 at UT Martin W 1-0 ot 223 Martin, Tenn. * 10/23/2005 at Murray State T 0-0 o2 131 Murray, Ky. 10/27/2005 ILLINOIS STATE L Charleston, IL!p 11/04/2005 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI% W Charleston, IL!p 11/06/2005 vs Samford% L Charleston, IL # UTEP Miner Classic- El Paso, Tex. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament- Charleston, Ill. Overall: Conference: Home: 5-3 Away: Neutral: 1-1 All-Time Results Results for 2006 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/25/2006 at Western Illinois L Macomb, Ill 08/27/2006 at Indiana State W Terre Haute, Ind. 09/01/2006 DEPAUL T 1-1 o2 123 Charleston, Ill. 09/03/2006 LOYOLA (IL) W 2-1 o2 169 Charleston, Ill. 09/08/2006 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Charleston, Illinois 09/10/2006 BOWLING GREEN L Charleston, Ill. 09/15/2006 at Wright State L Dayton, OH 09/17/2006 at Missouri State L Springfield, MO * 09/22/2006 UT MARTIN W Charleston, Ill. * 09/24/2006 MURRAY STATE T 1-1 o2 142 Charleston, Ill. * 09/29/2006 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W Charleston, Ill. * 10/06/2006 at Tennessee Tech T 1-1 o2 163 COOKEVILLE, Tenn. * 10/08/2006 at Austin Peay T 0-0 o2 150 Clarksville, TN * 10/13/2006 EASTERN KENTUCKY W Charleston, Ill. * 10/15/2006 MOREHEAD STATE T 0-0 o2 121 Charleston, Ill. * 10/20/2006 at Samford L 1-2 o2 509 Birmingham, Ala. * 10/22/2006 at Jacksonville State W Jacksonville, Ala. 10/26/2006 at Illinois State W Normal, Ill. $p 10/31/2006 UT MARTIN% W Charleston, Illinois $p 11/03/2006 vs Morehead State% L Birmingham, Ala. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 0-1 [ 60 ]

63 record book All-Time Results Results for 2007 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/31/2007 at Eastern Michigan W Ypsilanti, Mich. 09/02/2007 at Bowling Green L Bowling Green, Ohio 09/05/2007 INDIANA STATE W Charleston, Illinois 09/09/2007 at Missouri L Columbia, Mo. 09/14/2007 BALL STATE W Charleston, Illinois 09/16/2007 WESTERN KENTUCKY L Charleston, Illinois 09/21/2007 WESTERN ILLINOIS T 2-2 o2 215 Charleston, Illinois 09/23/2007 at Loyola (IL) L Chicago, Ill. * 09/28/2007 at Eastern Kentucky W Richmond, Ky. * 09/30/2007 at Morehead State L Morehead, Kentucky * 10/05/2007 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Illinois * 10/07/2007 AUSTIN PEAY W Charleston, Illinois * 10/12/2007 at Southeast Missouri L Cape Girardeau, Mo. * 10/19/2007 at UT Martin L 1-2 ot 212 Martin, Tenn. * 10/21/2007 at Murray State L Murray, Ky. * 10/26/2007 SAMFORD L Charleston, Illinois * 10/28/2007 JACKSONVILLE STATE W Charleston, Illinois 10/31/2007 ILLINOIS STATE L Charleston, Illinois $p 11/06/2007 at Murray State% W 2-1 ot 200 Murray, Ky. p 11/09/2007 vs Samford% L Cape Girardeau, Mo. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Overall: Conference: 4-5 Home: Away: 3-7 Neutral: 0-1 All-Time Results Results for 2008 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/22/2008 at Indiana State L 0-1 ot 156 Terre Haute, Ind. 08/26/2008 at Purdue L West Lafayette, Ind. % 08/29/2008 at Northern Illinois L DeKalb, Ill. % 08/31/2008 vs Northern Iowa T 0-0 o2 102 DeKalb, Ill. 09/05/2008 WRIGHT STATE L Charleston, Illinois 09/07/2008 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Charleston, Illinois 09/12/2008 at Ball State L Muncie, Ind. 09/19/2008 at Western Kentucky L Bowling Green, Ky. 09/21/2008 at Western Illinois L Macomb, Ill. * 09/26/2008 at UT Martin L Martin, Tenn. * 09/28/2008 MURRAY STATE L Charleston, Illinois * 10/05/2008 at Jacksonville State L Jacksonville, Ala. * 10/10/2008 EASTERN KENTUCKY L Charleston, Illinois * 10/12/2008 MOREHEAD STATE W Charleston, Illinois * 10/17/2008 at Tennessee Tech W 1-0 o2 439 Cookeville, Tenn. * 10/19/2008 at Austin Peay T 0-0 o2 182 Clarksville, Tenn. * 10/26/2008 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI W Charleston, Illinois 10/29/2008 at Illinois State L Normal, Illinois ^p 11/04/2008 at Morehead State% L Morehead, Ky. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Overall: Conference: Home: 2-4 Away: Neutral: [ 61 ]

64 record book All-Time Results Results for 2009 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 08/21/2009 at IUPUI W Indianapolis, Ind. 08/25/2009 at Eastern Michigan L Ypsilanti, Mich. 08/30/2009 at Cleveland State W Cleveland, Ohio 09/04/2009 INDIANA STATE T 1-1 o2 187 Charleston, Illinois 09/06/2009 MIAMI (OHIO) L Charleston, Illinois 09/11/2009 IOWA STATE T 1-1 o2 198 Charleston, lllinois 09/13/2009 NORTHERN IOWA W Charleston, Ill. 09/18/2009 at Illinois State L NORMAL, Ill. 09/20/2009 GREEN BAY T 2-2 o2 112 Charleston, Illinois 09/24/2009 WESTERN ILLINOIS W 1-0 ot 197 Charleston, Illinois * 09/27/2009 at Southeast Missouri T 1-1 o2 308 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 09/30/2009 at Evansville L Evansville, Indiana * 10/04/2009 AUSTIN PEAY W Charleston, Illinois * 10/11/2009 at Murray State L Murray, Ky. * 10/16/2009 TENNESSEE TECH T 2-2 o2 125 Charleston, Illinois * 10/18/2009 JACKSONVILLE STATE W Charleston, Illinois * 10/23/2009 at Eastern Kentucky W Richmond, Ky. * 10/25/2009 at Morehead State L 0-1 ot - Morehead, Ky. * 10/31/2009 vs UT Martin L Terre Haute, Indiana +p 11/05/2009 vs Tennessee Tech% L 2-3 o2 - Morehead, Ky. % Ohio Valley Conference Tournament Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 0-2 All-Time Results Results for 2010 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 8/20/2010 IUPUI W Charleston, Illinois 8/22/2010 EVANSVILLE W 1-0 ot 189 Charleston, Illinois 8/27/2010 at Valparaiso L Valparaiso, Ind. 8/29/2010 EASTERN MICHIGAN L Charleston, Illinois 9/3/2010 at Green Bay T 0-0 o2 136 Green Bay, Wis. 9/5/2010 at Indiana State L 1-2 o2 133 Terre Haute, Ind. 9/10/2010 BELMONT W Charleston, Illinois 9/12/2010 UMKC L Charleston, Illinois 9/17/2010 at Miami (Ohio) L Oxford, Ohio 9/19/2010 at Western Illinois T 1-1 o2 304 Macomb, Ill. * 9/24/2010 at Austin Peay L Clarksville, Tenn. * 9/26/2010 at Jacksonville State W Jacksonville, Ala. 10/1/2010 at SIU Edwardsville L Edwardsville, Ill. * 10/3/2010 at Southeast Missouri L Cape Girardeau, Mo. * 10/8/2010 MOREHEAD STATE T 0-0 o2 103 Charleston, Ill. * 10/10/2010 EASTERN KENTUCKY W Charleston, Ill. * 10/17/2010 at Tennessee Tech T 1-1 o2 173 Cookeville, Tenn. * 10/22/2010 UT MARTIN W Charleston, Ill. * 10/24/2010 MURRAY STATE T 0-0 o2 177 Charleston, Ill. p 11/4/2010 vs Eastern Kentucky W Morehead, Ky. p 11/5/2010 at Morehead State L Morehead, Ky. Overall: Conference: Home: Away: Neutral: 1-0 [ 62 ]

65 record book All-Time Results Results for 2011 Season Date Opponent Score Attend Site Notes 8/19/2011 at UNI L Waterloo, Iowa 8/21/2011 at Missouri L Columbia, Mo. 8/26/2011 at Belmont L Nashville, TN 9/2/2011 at IUPUI T 2-2 o2 364 Indianapolis, Ind. 9/4/2011 BUTLER L Charleston, Ill. 9/9/2011 WESTERN ILLINOIS W Charleston, Ill. 9/11/2011 VALPARAISO L Charleston, Ill. 9/13/2011 at Northern Illinois T 0-0 o2 206 DeKalb, Ill. 9/17/2011 at AKRON L Akron, Ohio * 9/23/2011 TENNESSEE TECH W Charleston, Ill. * 9/25/2011 JACKSONVILLE STATE W Charleston, Ill. * 9/30/2011 at Southeast Missouri L Cape Girardeau, Mo. * 10/2/2011 at UT Martin W Martin, Tenn. * 10/14/2011 EASTERN KENTUCKY L Charleston, Ill. * 10/16/2011 MOREHEAD STATE W Charleston, Ill. * 10/21/2011 at Murray State L Murray, Ky. * 10/23/2011 at Austin Peay L 0-1 o2 343 Clarksville, Tenn. * 10/30/2011 SIU EDWARDSVILLE L Charleston, Ill.!p 11/3/2011 vs UT Martin L Cape Girardeau, Mo. Overall: Conference: 4-5 Home: 4-4 Away: Neutral: 0-1 [ 63 ]

66 record book MVC STANDINGS OVC STANDINGS 1996 all Evansville Eastern Illinois Creighton Missouri State Illinois State Valparaiso *No official MVC regular-season games as teams did not play a round-robin schedule. Head-tohead meetings that did take place were used for tournament seeding purposes only. Tournament Champion: Evansville Player of the Year: Krissy Meek, Evansville Defensive Player of the Year: Terra May, Evansville Freshman of the Year: Krissy Meek, Evansville Coach of the Year: Mick Lyon, Evansville 1997 mvc all Evansville Eastern Illinois Missouri State Illinois State Creighton Valparaiso Tournament Champion: Evansville Player of the Year: Krissy Meek, Evansville Defensive Player of the Year: Terra May, Evansville Freshman of the Year: Becky Feldmann, Illinois State Coach of the Year: Mick Lyon, Evansville 1998 mvc all Illinois State Evansville Creighton Eastern Illinois Missouri State Valparaiso Ark.-Little Rock Tournament Champion: Evansville Player of the Year: Jessica Powers, Creighton Defensive Player of the Year: Jenny Williams, Illinois State Freshman of the Year: Angie Roth, Illinois State Coach of the Year: Pete Kowall, Illinois State 1998 OVC Overall Tennessee Tech Eastern Illinois Middle Tennessee UT Martin Morehead State OVC Overall Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Middle Tennessee Southeast Missouri Morehead State Tennessee-Martin OVC Overall Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Southeast Missouri Morehead State Murray State UT Martin OVC Overall Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Murray State UT Martin Morehead State OVC Overall Southeast Missouri Eastern Illinois UT Martin Tennessee Tech Murray State Morehead State Austin Peay OVC Overall Samford Eastern Illinois Jacksonville State UT Martin Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech Murray State Austin Peay Morehead State OVC Overall Samford Eastern Illinois Murray State Morehead State Jacksonville State Southeast Missouri Tennessee Tech Austin Peay UT Martin OVC Overall Samford Eastern Illinois Southeast Missouri Murray State Austin Peay Jacksonville State Tennessee Tech UT Martin Morehead State Eastern Kentucky OVC Overall Samford Morehead State Eastern Illinois Southeast Missouri Austin Peay UT Martin Jacksonville State Murray State Eastern Kentucky Tennessee Tech OVC Overall Southest Missouri Samford Murray State UT Martin Morehead State Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Eastern Kentucky Jacksosnville State Austin Peay OVC Overall Murray State Eastern Kentucky UT Martin Morehead State Eastern Illinois Tennessee Tech Jacksonville State Austin Peay Southeast Missouri *SIU Edwardsville * - reclasyifying not eligible for OVC play 2009 OVC Overall Morehead State UT Martin Murray State Tennessee Tech Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Southeast Missouri Jacksonville State Austin Peay *SIU Edwardsville * - reclasyifying not eligible for OVC play 2010 OVC Overall Morehead State Southeast Missouri Austin Peay Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Murray State UT Martin Tennessee Tech Jacksonville State *SIU Edwardsville * - reclasyifying not eligible for OVC play 2011 OVC Overall Southeast Missouri Eastern Kentucky UT Martin Murray State Morehead State SIUE* Eastern Illinois Austin Peay Jacksonville State Tennessee Tech * - reclassifying not eligible for postseason play [ 64 ]

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