2017 GAME NOTES CHICAGO STATE COUGARS (1-14-0, WAC) KANSAS CITY ROOS (7-6-1, WAC)

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1 WOMEN S SOCCER 2017 GAME Sarah Woodward, Assistant Director of Communications Office: (602) Cell: (608) sarah.woodward@gcu.edu GRAND CANYON LOPES (3-10-1, WAC) MCGEE 8 CARRIERES 25 V S PROJECTED GCU STARTERS NICHOLS 2 EDWARDS 19 OCT P.M. OCT P.M. The GCU women's soccer team returns home for a pair of conference match ups at GCU Soccer Stadium. The Lopes host Chicago State on Friday night and Kansas City on Sunday afternoon. GCU and Chicago State are winless in the WAC. GCU is looking to break its losing streak that dates back to September 10 at Houston Baptist. Prior to that match, the Lopes had tied UC Santa Barbara at home, 1-1, after winning three straight matches. GCU NOTABLES GCU has tallied 208 shots this year with 86 of them on frame. GCU returns eight starters from the 2016 season, including a trio of All-WAC second-team members in McKenzie Cook, Madison Cox and Blakely Fraasch. Milla Benedetti led the Lopes in scoring in 2016 with eight goals and four assists for 20 total points. Cook was second with five goals and four assists (14 pts). GCU will have an opportunity to compete in postseason play for the first time since joining the WAC in GCU returns 2016 starting goalkeeper Blakely Fraasch, who recorded a.852 save percentage on the year. Fraasch was the WAC Defensive Player of the week. The Lopes are eyeing a spot in the 2017 WAC Tournament, which is being hosted at GCU's own soccer stadium on campus. LARSON 9 COOK 3 FRAASCH 1 CHICAGO STATE COUGARS (1-14-0, WAC) KANSAS CITY ROOS (7-6-1, WAC) LOPES RETURN HOME FOR TWO WAC MATCHES CHICAGO STATE NOTABLES The Lopes own a all time record over the Cougars. Most recently, GCU won 9-0 in 2016 and 7-1 in The Cougars claimed their only win of 2017 at Saint Xavier in August. Since then, they've lost 12 straight matches. Last year, Chicago State was 1-16 overall and 0-7 in the WAC. Saint Xavier was the Cougars' only win in 2016 as well. The Cougars head to Phoenix this weekend for the second time in the history of the program and will play at GCU Soccer Stadium for the first time. UMKC NOTABLES The Lopes trail the Roos in the all-time series. GCU and UMKC tied, 0-0, last season in Kansas City - the draw was 1-of-2 for the Lopes in conference play. The Roos are on a three-game shutout and winning streak, including a 1-0 victory over Indiana State and a pair of 3-0 wins over Utah Valley and Seattle U. Last season UMKC was and in the WAC. The Roos fell to Seattle in the finale of the WAC tournament, 2-1, to end the 2016 campaign. UMKC defeated UTRGV (4-1) and CSU Bakersfield (4-0) in the first two rounds of the conference tournament. COX 21 1 BENEDETTI 14 WONG 24 SMITH 17 GAME CENTRAL LOCATION GCU Stadium (6,000) 2017 SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME (MST) 8/11 at Arizona (exhibition) Tucson, Ariz. L, 3-0 8/18 vs. Texas Tech# Albuquerque, N.M. L, 1-0 8/20 at New Mexico# Albuquerque, N.M. L, 1-0 8/25 at NAU Flagstaff, Ariz. L, 1-0 8/27 WEBER STATE Phoenix, Ariz. W, 2-1 (OT) 9/1 vs. Nevada^ Flagstaff, Ariz. W, 2-0 9/3 vs. Detroit-Mercy^ Flagstaff, Ariz. W, 1-0 9/7 UC SANTA BARBARA Phoenix, Ariz. T, 1-1 (2OT) 9/10 at Houston Baptist Houston, Texas L, 2-0 9/15 STETSON Phoenix, Ariz. L, 2-1 9/17 HAWAII Phoenix, Ariz. L, 2-1 9/22 at CSU-Northridge Northridge, Calif. L, 1-0 9/24 at CSU-Fullerton Fullerton, Calif. L, /6 at UTRGV* Edinburg, Texas L, /8 at New Mexico St.* Las Cruces, N.M. L, 2-1 (2OT) 10/13 CHICAGO STATE* Phoenix, Ariz. 7 PM 10/15 UMKC* Phoenix, Ariz. 1 PM 10/20 at Utah Valley* Orem, Utah 6 PM 10/22 SEATTLE U* Phoenix, Ariz. 1 PM 10/27 CSU-BAKERSFIELD* Phoenix, Ariz. 4 PM 11/1-5 WAC Tournament Phoenix, Ariz. TBD * Denotes WAC matches Home matches in CAPS # New Mexico Tournament ^ NAU Tournament O N A I R 2017 vs W-L GOALS GPG SOG-ATT SHOT % SPG CORNER PENALTY Y-R PENALTIES SHUTOUTS 1 7 Live Video... Watch Here Live Stats... Stat Broadcast WAC DIGITAL NETWORK Live Video... Watch Here Live Stats... Stat Broadcast

2 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School... Grand Canyon University Location Phoenix, Ariz. Founded Enrollment...18,000 President...Brian Mueller Vice President of Athletics...Mike Vaught Faculty Representative... Claude Pensis Affiliation...NCAA Division I Nickname...Lopes Mascot... Thunder Colors... Purple, Black & White Conference... Western Athletic Conference (WAC) Athletics Website:... Official Athletics Twitter...@GCU_Lopes GCU Women s Soccer Twitter...@GCU_WSoccer GCU Women's Soccer Instagram...@GCU_WSoccer SOCCER FACILITY Home Facility (Capacity)... GCU Stadium (6,000) Grand Canyon Record at GCU Stadium (.667) Opened...August 2016 Surface...Natural Tifway 49 Bermuda COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Derek Leader (2nd season) Alama Mater...Akron Grand Canyon Record (.359) WAC Record (.444) Overall Record (.411) Assistant Coach... Malorie Rutledge Alma Mater... LSU Assistant Coach...Jordan Day Alma Mater...Texas A&M Soccer Office Phone IN REVIEW Overall Record (.444) WAC Record (.571) WAC Finish...3rd Place Home (.625) Away (.375) Neutral (.500) PROGRAM HISTORY QUICK FACTS First Year of Soccer at GCU All-Time Record (.370) All-Time Division I Record (.391) All-Time WAC Record (.471) Conference Titles TEAM INFORMATION 2016 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...13/12 Starters Returning/Lost... 8/3 Newcomers...11 PRESEASON WAC RANKINGS After wrapping up the 2016 season with a third place finish in conference and a Western Athletic Conference record of 3-2-2, the Lopes return for year two at the GCU Stadium. On August 9, the WAC released its preseason rankings as voted on by the head coaches of the league s eight schools. GCU was projected to finish third in the conference standings, having received 34 total points. WAC PRESEASON COACHES POLL Place.Team (first place votes) Pts Seattle U (7) Kansas City (1) Grand Canyon t.. Utah Valley t.. CSU Bakersfield UT Rio Grande Valley NM State Chicago State EARLY ACCOLADES GCU had three players named to the preseason All- WAC Team, as selected by the league s head coaches. Senior F Milla Benedetti, senior D Madison Cox and senior GK Blakely Fraasch each earned recognition on the all-conference squad entering their final season of play for the Lopes. Both Benedetti and Fraasch earned preseason All-WAC honors for the third-straight year. PRESEASON ALL-WAC TEAM Milla Benedetti.... Sr... F... Grand Canyon Sarah Bonney..... So.. F... UTRGV Natasha Howe..... Sr.. F... Seattle U Sabrina Delgado... Jr.. MF.. CSU Bakersfield Reighan Childers... Jr.. MF.. Kansas City Breanna DeWaal... So.. MF.. Utah Valley Lexie Howard..... Jr.. MF.. Kansas City Madison Cox......Sr.. D... Grand Canyon Stephanie Spiekerman.. Sr.. D... Seattle U Hannah Carrothers. Jr.. D... Seattle U Blakely Fraasch....Sr... GK.. Grand Canyon PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Sabrina Delgado...Jr...MF.. CSU Bakersfield PRESEASON DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Stephanie Spiekerman.. Sr...D... Seattle U FRESH MEAT The Lopes welcome 11 newcomers for 2017, including 10 freshmen and one sophomore transfer, Jennifer Pippin, from North Dakota. The incoming class consists of one goalkeeper, four defenders, four midfielders and two forwards. Three players are Arizona natives, while two hail from Colorado, and one player apiece are from Idaho, Australia, Florida, Ohio, Michigan and Finland. All 11 players will be eligible to compete for the Lopes in GRAND CANYON NOTES YEAR TWO AT THE GCU STADIUM On Sunday, Aug. 28, 2016, GCU played its first match in the new GCU Stadium as they hosted UTEP in front of 1,452 fans. The following weekend, GCU went undefeated as it swept Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado. GCU Stadium hosted its first ever power five conference program on Sept. 18 when they welcomed Oklahoma to Phoenix. The Lopes finished the 2016 home schedule with a record, clinching victories against Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, CSU-Bakersfield, Utah Valley and New Mexico State. GCU opens its 2017 home campaign on Sunday, August 27 against Weber State. Kick off is slated for 7 p.m. FRAASCH'S FINAL CAMPAIGN Second team All-WAC member and senior Blakely Fraasch returns to GCU for her final campaign with the Lopes. Last season's starting goalkeeper, Fraasch started all 18 games in 2016 and led the WAC with a.56 goals-against average. Fraasch notched three consecutive shutouts and posted a.852 save percentage as a junior. Fraasch was the WAC Defensive Player of the Week in week three of the season after helping the Lopes to a sweep of Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado. ALL-WAC TRIO RETURNS Three of four GCU All-WAC honorees return for the 2017 season, including seniors Blakely Fraasch and Madison Cox, as well as junior McKenzie Cook. Fraasch earned her second All-WAC designation after being named the WAC Freshman of the Year in She allowed just four goals in conference play and led the WAC with a.56 goals-against average. Cox helped the Lopes hold conference opponents to a combined four goals on the season to lead the WAC. The defender netted the game-winning goal in double overtime to secure a win over Utah Valley. Last season's conference accolade marked the second-straight for Cox. Cook earned her second-consecutive conference honor last season after leading the WAC with 34 shots and 15 shots on goal. Cook was part of an offense that produced 17 goals to tie for first place in the conference. BENEDETTI BACK TO LEAD LOPES Fraasch Last year's leading goal scorer, Milla Benedetti returns for her final campaign with the Lopes. The senior was second in the WAC last season with eight goals and 20 points and was the WAC Player of the Week after tallying a pair of goals in as many matches. Benedetti scored the game-winning goal in the 75th minute versus Northern Colorado to clinch the weekend sweep of Northern Arizona and Northern Colorado. Benedetti tallied two game-winners over her 1 7 games in Over the course of the season, Benedetti tallied 54 shots with 30 of them on goal. She started in 17 games and amassed a total of 1315 minutes. The senior is one of eight starters returning to the 2017 squad. 2

3 2017 GRAND CANYON LOPES ROSTER NUMERIC ROSTER No. Name Pos. HT YR Hometown (Previous School) 00..Kaysha Bailey GK Fr Lewiston, Idaho (Lewiston HS) 1..Blakely Fraasch GK Sr Prior Lake, Minn. (Prior Lake 2..Hannah Nichols M Fr Green, Ohio (Green HS) 3..McKenzie Cook M/F Jr Silverdale, Wash. (Klahowya Secondary School) 4..Brylee Hawkins M Sr Peoria, Ariz. (Sunrise Mountain) 5..Amanda Lopez M Fr Arvada, Colo. (Faith Christian Academy) 6..Emma Cain F Sr Port Moody, British Columbia (Heritage Woods) 7..Erika Story D Fr Helsinki, Finland (PHVK HS) 8..Mikaela McGee F Fr Atlantic Beach, Fla. (Fletcher HS) 9..Camryn Larson F Fr Gilbert, Ariz. (Mesquite HS) 11..Anyssa De Vera F So Camas, Wash. (Camas High School) 12..Rachel Mina F Sr Aldie, Va. (Central Arkansas Christian) 13..Sandra Hill D Fr Canberra, Australia (Melrose HS) 14..Milla Benedetti F Sr Vancouver, Wash. (Mountain View) 15..Ashly Hilfer D Sr..... Redlands, Calif. (Arrowhead Christian Academy) 16..Madison Wisely M So..... Phoenix, Ariz. (Northwest Christian High School) 17..Kelsey Smith D Sr... Coquitlam, B.C. (Dr. Charles Best Secondary School) 18..Rebecca Leibbrandt... D So.. Germantown, Tenn.(Manatee High School IMG Academy) 19..Hannah Edwards D Fr Aurora, Colo. (Cherokee Trail HS) 20..Deseree Doty F Jr Bremerton, Wash. (Crosspoint Academy) 21..Madison Cox D Sr Tampa, Fla. (Cambridge Christian) 22..Abby Burton GK Sr Peoria, Ariz. (Liberty) 23..Megan Anth M Jr Maryland Heights, Mo. (Pattonville) 24..Jessica Wong M Fr Chandler, Ariz (Hamilton HS) 25..MJ Carrieres D/M Fr Gilbert, Ariz. (Seton Catholic HS) 26..Jennifer Pippin M So Trenton, Mich. (Trenton HS/UND) 37..Fiona Samodurov....D/M So Camas, Wash. (Camas High School) ASSISTANT COACHES Head Coach: Derek Leader Akron (1995), 2nd Season Assistant Coach: Malorie Rutledge LSU (2009), 2nd Season Assistant Coach: Jordan Day Texas A&M (2014), 2nd Season PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Kaysha Bailey Kay-sh-uh Blakely Fraasch Frah-sh Brylee Hawkins Br-eye-lee Anyssa De Vera Uh-nee-suh Duh-ver-uh Rachel Mina Meena Milla Benedetti Mee-luh Ben-uh-DEBT-ee Rebecca Leibbrant Lie-brant Deseree Doty Des-er-ay DOUGH-tee MJ Carrieres Carriers Fiona Samodurov Sam-uh-dur-ov LOPEZ NETS FIRST COLLEGIATE GOAL Freshman forward Amanda Lopez scored her first collegiate goal in GCU's loss to Hawaii. The goal was the equalizer in the second period before the Rainbow Wahine netted the game-winner just minutes later. Lopez has become a consistent part of the Lopes Starting XI, playing both at forward and attacking midfielder. She has appeared in all 12 games with seven starts. The freshman has recorded 12 shots, five of which were on goal, and one goal for two points. LARSON JOINS LINEUP, BACK FROM INJURY Freshman Camryn Larson checked into her first collegiate competition on Friday at UTRGV after completed ACL surgery and rehabilitation throughout the beginning of her first season with GCU. A forward from Gilbert, Arizona, Larson tallied three shots, all on goal, in her first two games as a Lope. She earned a starting role in Sunday's contest at New Mexico State as well. Total: 27 players BY GRADE GRAND CANYON NOTES (CONT.) ROSTER BREAKDOWN Senior... 9 Junior... 3 Sophomore... 5 Freshman BY POSITION Defender... 9 Midfielder...7 Forward... 8 Goalkeeper... 3 BY HOME STATE/COUNTRY Arizona... 6 Australia...1 British Columbia... 2 California...1 Colorado... 2 Finland...1 Florida... 2 Idaho...1 Michigan...1 Minnesota...1 Missouri...1 Ohio...1 Tennessee...1 Virginia...1 Washington

4 HEAD COACH DEREK LEADER THE LEADER FILE LEADER S HEAD COACHING RECORD Year Team / School Record Grand Canyon Grand Canyon Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Georgia State Career Totals (.411) COACHING LEDGER Years Team / School Position Grand Canyon Head Coach Georgia State Head Coach SMU Associate Head Coach IMG Soccer Academy Head Coach Derek Leader was named the fourth head coach of the Grand Canyon women s soccer program hisory on Feb. 10, Leader brings over 20 years of coaching experience to the Lopes, including four years as an NCAA Division I head coach and 12 years at the IMG Soccer Academy. Leader joined the Lopes from Georgia State where he spent four seasons. Under his direction, Leader improved the Panthers RPI from 235 in 2013 to 95 in The Panthers were ranked in the top-10 in the Southern Region, one of only two non-sec teams on the list. Leader also coached the first two NSCAA All-South Region players in program history. In just their second year in the Sun Belt Conference, the Panthers finished as runner-up to No. 22 ranked South Alabama in the 2015 Sun Belt Conference Championship. As assistant director at the IMG Soccer Academy in Bradenton, Fla., Leader made his mark in the soccer community where he also served as women s soccer head coach from He was inducted into the IMG Soccer Academy Hall of Fame in Leader coached the 2005 MLS Rookie of the Year, Michael Parkhurst, and the 2013 NWSL Rookie of the Year, Erika Tymrak, among many other future professional soccer players, during his time with IMG. During his tenure in Bradenton, he also coached local semi-pro teams, serving as an assistant coach for the Bradenton Academics GCU STADIUM PDL men s team from and as head coach for the Bradenton Athletics W-League women s team from Prior to taking the head coach position at Georgia State, Leader was the associate head coach at SMU for four years. Leader assisted head coach, and former GCU men s assistant, Brent Erwin to four-straight Conference USA Tournament appearances, including two double-digit win totals in his last two seasons with the Mustangs. Leader is a graduate of Akron in 1995 and is a member of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) and the United States Soccer Coaches Organization. He also holds several coaching licenses that include a United States Soccer Federation National A License, an NSCAA Premier License and an International Coaching Diploma from the Victoria Coaching Institute in British Columbia, Canada. Leader is a native of Stow, Ohio, and his wife, Kim, hails from Millen, Ga. The couple has a daughter named Jacqueline. He was awarded with the NSCAA Director of Coaching Emeritus title in recognition of outstanding coaching achievements in 2003, becoming just the fourth coach in the history of the organization to achieve the title. ASSISTANT COACHES Malorie Rutledge Assistant Coach Enters her second season with the Lopes after previously coaching at Georgia State with Leader. Jordan Day Assistant Coach Enters her second season at GCU after finishing her collegiate career at Texas A&M. The state-of-the-art soccer facility hosted its first competitive match on Friday, Aug. 26, as the GCU men's team defeated UCF in the 2016 season opener in front of an Arizona-record 6,402 fans. The stadium features seating capacity for more than 6,000 spectators, including 3,000 shaded chairback seats. The all-natural Tifway 49 Bermuda pitch is surrounded by a 10-foot grass berm on three sides with a tailgating area on a 2,100-square-foot raised, concrete platform on the east side of the stadium. Additionally, GCU Stadium has spacious team locker rooms, offices, a satellite training room, and houses the new Student-Athlete Development Center. Housed atop the grandstand at midfield, the press box provides ample amounts of room and amenities to accommodate working press and broadcast media. ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Private, Christian university founded in 1949 located in Phoenix. On-campus enrollment has increased from 4,000 to 17,500 in the last four years. Began transition process from Division II to Division I in the academic year. In Year 4 of this process, GCU is not eligible for the WAC or NCAA Tournaments. Nickname is officially the "Antelopes". GCU is more commonly referred to as the "Lopes" (with no preceding apostrophe). The university sponsors 21 sports as of the academic year. 4

5 WOMEN S SOCCER 2017 GAME NOTES GRAND CANYON TV & RADIO ROSTER 00 KAYSHA BAILEY 1 BLAKELY FRAASCH 2 HANNAH NICHOLS MIKAELA MCGEE 9 CAMRYN LARSON 11 ANYSSA DE VERA ERIKA STORY MCKENZIE COOK 4 BRYLEE HAWKINS 12 RACHEL MINA 5 AMANDA LOPEZ EMMA CAIN 13 SANDRA HILL 14 MILLA BENEDETTI 21 MADISON COX 15 ASHLY HILFER 16 MADISON WISELY 17 KELSEY SMITH HANNAH 18 REBECCA LEIBBRANDT 19 EDWARDS 20 DESEREE DOTY 22 ABBY BURTON 23 MEGAN ANTH 24 JESSICA WONG 25 MJCARRIERES 26 JENNIFER PIPPIN 37 FIONA SAMODUROV 5 6

6 GRAND CANYON TEAM STATISTICS The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Grand Canyon Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 09, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 18 vs Texas Tech L Aug 20 at New Mexico L Aug 25 at NORTHERN ARIZONA L Aug 27 WSU Wot Sep 01 vs Nevada W Sep 03 vs Detroit Mercy W Sep 07 UCSB To Sep 10 at HBU L Sep 15 STETSON L Sep 17 HAWAII L Sep 22 at CSUN L Sep 24 at Cal State Fullerton L * Oct 06 at UT Rio Grande Valley L * Oct 08 at NM STATE Lo TEAM STATISTICS GCU 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 12 7 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/1172 7/664 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/26 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 3 Cook, McKenzie Benedetti, M illa De Vera, Anyssa Cox, Madison Lopez, Amanda Sm ith, Kelsey Mina, Rachel Wong, Jessica McGee, M ikaela Carrieres, Mary Joy Nichols, Hannah Larson, Camryn Edwards, Hannah Cain, Emma Story, Erika Anth, Megan Hill, Sandra Fraasch, Blakely Hilfer, Ashly Pippin, Jennifer W isely, Madison Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Fraasch, Blakely : /0 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents

7 GRAND CANYON INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Grand Canyon Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 09, 2017) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg pk-att 3 Cook, McKenzie Benedetti, Milla De Vera, Anyssa Cox, Madison Lopez, Amanda Smith, Kelsey Mina, Rachel Wong, Jessica McGee, Mikaela Carrieres, Mary Joy Nichols, Hannah Larson, Camryn Edwards, Hannah Cain, Emma Story, Erika Anth, Megan Hill, Sandra Hilfer, Ashly Pippin, Jennifer Wisely, Madison Fraasch, Blakely Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 1 Fraasch, Blakely : /0 TM TM - 0: /0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 2 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Grand Canyon Opponents Attendance Summary GCU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/1172 7/664 Neutral Site #/Avg 3/26 7

8 GRAND CANYON STATISTICAL CATEGORY LEADERS The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Grand Canyon Category Leaders (as of Oct 09, 2017) All games ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 21 Cox, Madison Cook, McKenzie Benedetti, Milla De Vera, Anyssa Lopez, Amanda Mina, Rachel Wong, Jessica Carrieres, Mary Joy ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 21 Cox, Madison Cook, McKenzie Benedetti, Milla De Vera, Anyssa Lopez, Amanda ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 3 Cook, McKenzie De Vera, Anyssa Carrieres, Mary Joy Wong, Jessica Mina, Rachel ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 3 Cook, McKenzie Benedetti, Milla De Vera, Anyssa Cox, Madison Lopez, Amanda Smith, Kelsey Mina, Rachel Wong, Jessica McGee, Mikaela Carrieres, Mary Joy ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 3 Cook, McKenzie De Vera, Anyssa Cox, Madison Benedetti, Milla Lopez, Amanda Smith, Kelsey Mina, Rachel Wong, Jessica Larson, Camryn Edwards, Hannah ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 14 Benedetti, Milla Cox, Madison

9 GRAND CANYON INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer Grand Canyon High/Low Analysis (as of Oct 09, 2017) All games Grand Canyon - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 4 Cox, Madison vs WSU (Aug 27) 2 Cook, McKenzie at NM STATE (Oct 08) 2 Lopez, Amanda vs Hawaii (Sep 17) 2 Cox, Madison vs Stetson (Sep 15) 2 De Vera, Anyssa vs UCSB (Sep 07) 2 Benedetti, Milla vs Detroit Mercy (Sep 03) 2 Benedetti, Milla vs Nevada (Sep 01) 2 Cook, McKenzie vs Nevada (Sep 01) GOALS 2 Cox, Madison vs WSU (Aug 27) 1 Cook, McKenzie at NM STATE (Oct 08) 1 Lopez, Amanda vs Hawaii (Sep 17) 1 Cox, Madison vs Stetson (Sep 15) 1 De Vera, Anyssa vs UCSB (Sep 07) 1 Benedetti, Milla vs Detroit Mercy (Sep 03) 1 Benedetti, Milla vs Nevada (Sep 01) 1 Cook, McKenzie vs Nevada (Sep 01) ASSISTS 1 De Vera, Anyssa vs Hawaii (Sep 17) 1 Cook, McKenzie vs Stetson (Sep 15) 1 Carrieres, Mary Joy vs Stetson (Sep 15) 1 Cook, McKenzie vs Detroit Mercy (Sep 03) 1 Mina, Rachel vs WSU (Aug 27) 1 Wong, Jessica vs WSU (Aug 27) 1 De Vera, Anyssa vs WSU (Aug 27) SHOTS 9 Cook, McKenzie vs Stetson (Sep 15) 6 Cook, McKenzie at NM STATE (Oct 08) 6 Benedetti, Milla vs Stetson (Sep 15) 6 Benedetti, Milla vs Detroit Mercy (Sep 03) SHOTS ON GOAL 6 Cook, McKenzie vs Stetson (Sep 15) 4 Cox, Madison vs Stetson (Sep 15) 4 Cook, McKenzie vs Nevada (Sep 01) 4 Cox, Madison vs WSU (Aug 27) SAVES 8 Fraasch, Blakely vs UCSB (Sep 07) 7 Fraasch, Blakely vs Hawaii (Sep 17) 9

10 FRIDAY AUG. 18 GAME 1 UNM Soccer Complex Albuquerque, N.M. 3 p.m. Attendance: 79 SUNDAY AUG. 20 GAME 2 UNM Soccer Complex Albuquerque, N.M. 9:30 a.m. Attendance: 512 FRIDAY AUG. 25 GAME 3 Max Spilsbury Field Flagstaff, Ariz. 7 p.m. Attendance: 2, Claire Lynch (1) 70 Hannah Fernandez (1) TTU (2) GCU (0) TTU TTU GCU TTU GCU ASSISTS - N/A SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Benedetti (2-0), M. Cook (1-0); TTU: C. Boren (1-0), A. Griffin (1-0), C. Wickenheiser (1-0), C. Conarty (1-0), N. Schmutz (2-1), H. Fernandez (1-1). SAVES - GCU, B.Fraasch (1); TTU, C. Christensen (0), M. Zucchetto (0). UNM (5) GCU (2) UNM GCU UNM GCU UNM ASSISTS - UNM: L. Baker SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (2-1), R. Mina (1-1), M. Benedetti (1-0), E. Cain (1-0); UNM: J. Munoz (4-1), J. Hix (4-1), E. Chavez (1-1), E. Zendejas (2-0), Q. Slora (2-0), C. Lynch (3-1), C. Murphy (1-0), L. Baker (1-1), J. Olguin (1-0), A. Kirton (1-0). SAVES - GCU, B.Fraasch (3), Team (1); UNM: E. Johnson (2). 86 Malia Lyken (1) NAU (4) GCU (5) NAU GCU NAU GCU NAU ASSISTS - NAU: A. Nixt SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: H. Nichols (1-0), McKenzie Cook (2-0), R. Mina (1-1), M. Benedetti (2-1), H. Edwards (3-2), M. Cox (2-1), M.J. Carrieres (1-0); NAU: P. Maling (1-1), A. Goebel (1-0), M.T. Coco (1-0), M. Lyken (2-1), A. Nixt (2-1), M. Yarnell-Williams (1-1). SAVES - GCU, B.Fraasch (3); NAU: M. Dickmann (5). 10

11 SUNDAY AUG. 27 GAME 4 GCU Soccer Stadium Phoenix, Ariz. 7 p.m. Attendance: 3,208 FRIDAY 1 GAME 5 Max Spilsbury Field Flagstaff, Ariz. 4 p.m. Attendance: N/A SUNDAY 3 GAME 6 Max Spilsbury Field Flagstaff, Ariz. 10 a.m. Attendance: N/A Kelsie Jones (1) 26 Milla Benedetti (1) 89 Madison Cox (1) 96 Madison Cox (2) SHOTS 1 2 OT T WSU (3) GCU (11) SAVES 1 2 OT T WSU GCU CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT T WSU GCU OFFSIDES 1 2 OT T WSU GCU ASSISTS - GCU: J. Wong, A. De Vera, R. Mina; WSU: M. Garlock SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (2-2), M. McGee (1-0), M. Benedetti (3-1), M. Cox (4-4), A. De Vera (3-2), R. Mina (4-2); WSU: M. Broad (1-1), M. Garlock (2-0), G. Vivier-Hannay (1-1), K. Jones (1-1), C. Anderson (1-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (1), Team (1); WSU: N. Pittman (9). 69 McKenzie Cook (1) UNR (6) GCU (9) UNR GCU UNR GCU UNR GCU ASSISTS - N/A SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (4-4), M. Benedetti (5-2), M. Cox (1-1), M.J. Carrieres (1-0), E. Story (1-0), A. De Vera (3-2), M. Anth (1-0); UNR: L. Woodyard (1-1), B. Wiehe (2-2), O. Torres (1-1), R. Peterson (2-1), M. Beye (1-0), A. Talavera (1-1), R. West (2-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (6); UNR: L. Horstdaniel (7). 49 Milla Benedetti (2) UDM (3) GCU (7) UDM GCU UDM GCU UDM GCU ASSISTS - GCU: M. Cook. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (3-1), A. Lopez (3-1), M. McGee (1-1), M. Benedetti (6-2), K. Smith (1-1), M.J. Carrieres (1-1), E. Cain (1-0), A. De Vera (1-0), S. Hill (1-0) ; UDM: R. DeLuca (3-2), S. Redick (1-1), R. Russo (1-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (3); UDM: M. Manzo (6). 11

12 THURSDAY 7 GAME 7 GCU Soccer Stadium Phoenix, Ariz. 4 p.m. Attendance: 462 SUNDAY 10 GAME 8 Sorrels Field Houston, Texas 11 a.m. Attendance: 104 FRIDAY 15 GAME 9 GCU Soccer Stadium Phoenix, Ariz. 7 p.m. Attendance: Amanda Ball (5) 34 Ellee Hall (3) 70 Anyssa De Vera (1) 82 Gabby Rodriguez (2) 77 Madison Cox (3) 68' Sarah Collins (6) 89 Sarah Collins (7) SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT T UCSB (9) GCU (4) SAVES 1 2 OT 2OT T UCSB GCU CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT 2OT T UCSB GCU OFFSIDES 1 2 OT 2OT T UCSB GCU ASSISTS - UCSB: C. Maurer. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (3-0), A. Lopez (1-0), M. Benedetti (3-2), K. Smith (1-1), MJ Carrieres (1-0), A. De Vera (3-1), R. Mina (1-0), J. Wong (1-0); UCSB: A. Zabalza (1-0), K. Shoemaker (1-1), L. Voss (5-2), A. Ball (5-3), S. Magnin (1-1), C. Maurer (4-0), M. Hromatko (7-2), J. Kappes (1-0), C. Parker (1-0), S. Murison (3-0). SAVES - GCU, B.Fraasch (8); UCSB, B. Rogers (3). HBU (6) GCU (8) HBU GCU HBU GCU HBU GCU ASSISTS - HBU: A. Torrez, C. Vancura. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (5-2), A. Lopez (5-1), M. McGee (2-0), M. Benedetti (5-0), M. Cox (3-1), A. De Vera (6-3), R. Mina (1-0), Jessica Wong (1-1); HBU: E. Hall (2-2), S. Spencer (1-0), W. Johnson (1-0), M. Rickert (1-1), G. Rodriguez (2-1), A. Cortez (2-2). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (4); HBU: K. Turner (8). STET (3) GCU (15) STET STET GCU STET ASSISTS - GCU: M. Cook, M.J. Carrieres; STET: G. Watkins (2), A. Suarez. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: H. Nichols (1-0), M. Cook (9-6), A.Lopez (1-1), M. Benedetti (6-1), K. Smith (1-1), M. Cox (5-4), E. Cain (1-0), A. De Vera (4-2); STET: S. Collins (5-3), A. Suarez (1-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (1); STET: E. Plotz (13), Team (1). 12

13 SUNDAY 17 GAME 10 GCU Soccer Stadium Phoenix, Ariz. 4 p.m. Attendance: 513 FRIDAY 22 GAME 11 Matador Soccer Field Northridge, Calif. 7 p.m. Attendance: 217 SUNDAY 24 GAME 12 Titan Soccer Stadium Fullerton, Calif. 5 p.m. Attendance: Amanda Lopez (1) 61 Sonest Furtado (3) 86 Sonest Furtado (4) Ariana Tran (2) Maribell Morales (1) 26 Samantha Koemans (5) 34 Connie Caliz (1) 76 Samantha McKenna (2) UH (9) GCU (6) UH GCU UH GCU UH GCU ASSISTS - GCU: A. De Vera; UH: S. Lau (2), K. Gleason. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (4-1), M. McGee (2-0), M. Benedetti (1-0), K. Smith (2-0), M. Cox (1-1), J. Wong (2-1), A. Lopez (2-2), A. De Vera (4-1); UH: S. Lau (1-1), D. Crawford (1-0), S. Furtado (5-4), R. Strom-Okimoto (8-2), P. Okazaki (1-0), K. Gleason (5-2), I. Deutsch (1-0), S. Lutz (1-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (7); UH: A. Mata (5). CSUN (6) GCU (3) CSUN GCU CSUN CSUN ASSISTS - CSUN: A. Martin, A. Aquino. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (2-0), M. Benedetti (2-1), K. Smith (2-0), M. Cox (1-0), J. Wong (2-1), A. De Vera (1-1); CSUN: B. Guarino (1-0), K. Von Meter (3-0), A. Tran (2-2), C. Sanchez (3-2), S. Trinh (2-0), M. Favela (2-1), L. Kutscher (1-0), A. Aquino (2-1). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (5); CSUN: J. McCaskill (3). CSF (9) GCU (5) CSF GCU CSF CSF GCU ASSISTS - CSF: A. Primus (1), S. Fajnor (2), H. Pohevitz (1). SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: H. Nichols (2-1), M. Cook (1-1), A. De Vera (1-1), K. Smith (1-1), M. Cox (1-0), E. Story (1-1); CSF: M. Morales (4-2), A. Primus (1-0), K. Hoover (1-0), T. Haddad (2-0), S. Fajnor (3-2), S. Koemans (4-2), C. Caliz (2-1), S. McKenna (1-1), H. Brown (4-1), D. Baldwin (1-0), C. Petrey-Juarez (1-0). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (5); CSF: M. Bertsch (4), T. Sanders (1). 13

14 FRIDAY OCT. 6 GAME 13 UTRGV Soccer C omplex Edinburg, Texas 5 p.m. Attendance: 206 SUNDAY OCT. 8 GAME 14 Socce Athletic Complex Las Cruces, N.M. 12 p.m. Attendance: , , , , Andreya Barrera (5) 23 McKenzie Cook (2) 13 Devin Hart (6) RGV (4) GCU (6) RGV GCU RGV GCU RGV GCU ASSISTS - RGV: S. Bonney, T. Nilsen. SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: M. Cook (4-3), M. Benedetti (1-0), K. Smith (1-0), C. Larson (2-2), A. De Vera (1-1), M. Anth (1-0); RGV: K. Jepsen (1-0), H. Spets (1-0), M. Ramirez (1-1), G. Steiner (1-0), A. Barrera (1-1), A. Smith (2-0), J. MacLean (2-2). SAVES - GCU: B.Fraasch (3); RGV: K. Szemik (5), Team (1). SHOTS 1 2 OT 2OT T NMSU (7) GCU (5) SAVES 1 2 OT 2OT T NMSU GCU CORNER KICKS 1 2 OT 2OT T NMSU GCU OFFSIDES 1 2 OT 2OT T NMSU GCU Devin Hart (7) ASSISTS - NMSU: A. Galicia (2). SHOTS (Total-On Goal) - GCU: H. Nichols (1-0), M. Cook (6-2), C. Larson (1-1), M. Benedetti (2-0), K. Smith (1-0), M. Cox (3-1), J. Wong (1-0), A. Lopez (2-0), A. De Vera (4-1), MJ Carrieres (1-0); NMSU: S. Afonso (1-1), J. Hernandez (2-2), A. Galicia (3-1), D. Hart (4-2), A. Gulczynski (1-1). SAVES - GCU, B.Fraasch (5); NMSU, D. Fong (4). 14