MICHIGAN STATE (4-5-0, BIG TEN)

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1 M I C H I G A N S T A T E S P A R T A N W O M E N S S O C C E R 2017 SCHEDULE & RESULTS August Thur. 10 vs. Toledo (exh.)... W, 2-1 Sat. 12 at Central Michigan (exh.)...l, 1-0 Fri. 18 vs. Niagara... W, 2-0 Sun. 20 vs. Washington... L, 4-0 Thur. 24 vs. Butler... L, 1-0 Sun. 27 at Samford...W, 3-2 September Fri. 1 at Bowling Green... W (2-1) Sun. 3 vs. Oakland... W (1-0) Thur. 7 vs. No. 17 Wake Forest... L (4-1) Thur. 14 vs. Indiana*... L (1-0) Sun. 17 vs. Purdue*... L (6-2) Thur. 21 Sun. 24 Fri. 29 October Sun. 1 Fri. 6 Sun. 8 at No. 9 Wisconsin*...9 p.m. at Minnesota*...2 p.m. vs. Nebraska*... 6 p.m. vs. Iowa* p.m. at Ohio State*...5 p.m. at Penn State*...1 p.m. Sat. 14 vs. Michigan*... 6 p.m. Sat. 21 at Maryland*...7 p.m. Wed. 25 vs. Northwestern*... 7 p.m. Home Matches in Bold * - Big Ten Match 2017 BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Overall Team Record Pct. Pts. Record Pct. Purdue Penn State Rutgers Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan Indiana Northwestern Nebraska Iowa Maryland Minnesota Michigan State Illinois MICHIGAN STATE (4-5-0, BIG TEN) vs NO. 9 WISCONSIN (7-1-0, BIG TEN) THURSDAY, SEPT P.M. (ET) MADISON, WIS. MCCLIMON COMPLEX KICKOFF The Michigan State women s soccer team continues Big Ten play this week on the road for only the second time this season. The Spartans square off with Wisconsin on Thursday, Sept. 21 at 9 p.m. (ET) on Big Ten Network. The team will then play at Minnesota on Sunday, Sept. 24 at 2 p.m. (ET) on BTN Plus. LAST TIME OUT In their last match, the Spartans dropped to Purdue at home, 6-2. Junior forward Lexy Warner and senior forward Jamie Cheslik both netted goals in the loss. Freshman midfielder Danielle Stephan took nine of the team s 11 corner kicks, a season-high for both Stephan and for MSU. Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Reilley Ott made six saves in the loss. SCOUTING THE BADGERS In their last time out, Wisconsin women s soccer defeated Minnesota in overtime, 1-0. Sophomore forward Dani Rhodes scored the game-winning goal on a penalty kick in the 96th minute of the game. The Badgers are currently on a six game winning streak, the longest active streak in the conference. The team has shut out five of their past six opponents. Sophomore forward Dani Rhodes leads the Badgers in scoring, totaling 11 points on five goals and one assist. Rookie forward Lauren Rice is second on the team, with a pair of goals and assists for six points. 1 Redshirt senior Caitlyn Clem has played in all eight games for the Badgers, garnering five solo shutouts, the second-most in the conference. Clem has earned a 0.78 goals against average, making 21 saves for a.778 save percentage and was named co-defensive player of the week on Sept. 19. Clem is the sister of Spartan freshman goalkeeper Madison. Michigan State is in career meetings with Wisconsin, with a road record. In their last meeting, the Badgers defeated the Spartans, 1-0, on Oct. 16, 2016 at DeMartin Stadium. THE COACHING STAFF Head coach Tom Saxton enters his 27th season at the helm of the program. He has amassed an overall record of for a winning percentage of Associate head coach, Tammy Farnum, enters her 21st season with the program. Farnum was a four year letterwinner for the Spartans from Assistant coach, Stacy DeLonge begins her 15th season. DeLonge was a standout in goal for the Spartans from She posted a school-record 34 wins and ranks second with 22 career shutouts. CAPTAINS Senior forwards Jamie Cheslik and Kristelle Yewah along with senior midfielder Morgan McKerchie and junior midfielder Michaela Kovacs captain the Michigan State women s soccer team. Cheslik, McKerchie and Kovacs started in all 18 games for the Spartans last season. Cheslik

2 and Kovacs were also named to the Big Ten Players to Watch List in preseason. McKerchie earned three points and took 14 corner kicks for MSU, while Yewah collected 18 shots in 13 games. PLAYERS TO WATCH Cheslik, Kovacs and junior Lexy Warner were named to the 2017 Big Ten Women s Soccer Players to Watch List. Cheslik led the team with 14 points on five goals and four assists. Kovacs spent 1,680 minutes on the field at defense, the second-most of any Spartan, and was credited with 13 shots. Warner tallied five points on two goals and one assist, the fourth highest on the team. FRESHMAN FIGURES Freshman midfielder Danielle Stephan leads the team in assists with five, and has started in all nine games for the Spartans. Stephan scored her first career goal against Wake Forest on Sept. 7 and has seen 722 minutes on the field this season. Midfielder Bella Jodzis has come in off the bench in eight games, playing in 157 minutes in total and taking one corner for MSU. Defender Athena Biondi has seen action in five games, playing a season-high 57 minutes against Purdue on Sept. 17 MICHIGAN STATE NOTES Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Reilley Ott has started in all nine matches for the Spartans, making 47 saves overall for the season. Ott is currently third in the Big Ten in saves, and has claimed two shutouts. Ott made a season-high seven saves against Samford (Aug. 27) and against Oakland (Sept. 3), and owns Offensive Player of the Week Sept. 19: Maddy Williams, Purdue BIG TEN WEEKLY HONORS Defensive Player of the Week Sept. 19: Casey Murphy, Rutgers Caitlyn Clem, Wisconsin a 1.86 goals against average. Redshirt senior goalkeeper Savanna Wojtanowski came in off the bench against Wake Forest (Sept. 7), playing in 80 minutes for the Spartans and making seven saves. Wojtanowski also saw action against Purdue on Sept. 17. Senior forward Jamie Cheslik leads the team in goals and points, generating four goals and two assists for a total of 10 points. Cheslik also has two gamewinning goals that came against Samford (Aug. 27) and Oakland (Sept. 3). THE BIG TEN SO FAR Purdue and Penn State are tied for first in the conference, with perfect B1G records so far. Three Big Ten teams are ranked in the United Soccer Coaches poll, including this week s opponent Wisconsin at No. 9. Penn State sits at No. 7 in the nation and Rutgers is ranked at No. 12. UP NEXT Michigan State continues its road weekend at Minnesota on Sunday, Sept. 24. Kick is set for 2 p.m. (ET) and the match will be streamed on BTN Plus. The Spartans will return home for a tilt with Nebraska on Friday, Sept. 29 (6 p.m.) and Iowa on Sunday, Oct. 1 (12 p.m.). Freshman of the Week Sept. 19: Kylie Hase, Purdue SPARTAN SEASON LEADERS Goals Jamie Cheslik, 4 Kristelle Yewah, 2 Lexy Warner, 2 Brittany Tanner, 1 Danielle Stephan, 1 Morgan McKerchie, 1 Assists Danielle Stephan, 5 Lexy Warner, 2 Jamie Cheslik, 2 Sadie Misiewicz, 1 Kristelle Yewah, 1 Points Jamie Cheslik, 10 Danielle Stephan, 7 Lexy Warner, 6 Kristelle Yewah, 5 Shots Jamie Cheslik, 26 Lexy Warner, 18 Kristelle Yewah, 13 Danielle Stephan, 12 Hannah Jones, 11 Shots on Goal Jamie Cheslik, 14 Lexy Warner, 11 Danielle Stephan, 7 Kristelle Yewah, 4 Brittany Tanner, 3 Game Winning Goals Jamie Cheslik, 2 Kristelle Yewah, 1 Brittany Tanner, 1 Saves Reilley Ott, 47 Goals Against Average Reilley Ott, 1.86 BY THE NUMBERS MICHIGAN STATE Overall Record League Record Current Streak Lost three Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Jamie Cheslik (Sr., 9 GP, ) Danielle Stephan (Fr., 9 GP, 1-5-7) Lexy Warner (Jr., 9 GP, 2-2-6) Kristelle Yewah (Sr., 9 GP, 2-1-5) Leading Goalkeeper Reilley Ott (R-So., 1.86 GAA,.758 Sv%, 4-4-0, 2 Sho.) Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total WISCONSIN Overall Record League Record Current Streak Won six Home Record Road Record Neutral Record Leading Scorers Dani Rhodes (So., 8 GP, ) Lauren Rice (So., 8 GP, 2-2-6) Cameron Murtha (Fr., 8 GP, 2-0-4) Victoria Pickett (Jr., 8 GP, 1-2-4) Leading Goalkeeper Caitlyn Clem (R-Sr., 0.78 GAA,.778 Sv%, 7-1-0, 5 Sho.) Goals by Period 1 2 OT Total

3 2017 MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS No. Name Class Pos. Hometown/Last School 0 Savanna Wojtanowski R-Sr. GK Traverse City, Mich./Ferris State 1 Reilley Ott R-So. GK Grapevine, Texas/Grapevine 2 Amy Krause R-Fr. F/M Brighton, Mich./Brighton 3 Danielle Stephan Fr. M DeWitt, Mich./DeWitt 4 Michaela Kovacs Jr. M/D Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville 5 Kassidy Madrigal So. D Scottsdale, Ariz./Notre Dame Prep 6 Lydia Franks So. F Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood 7 Madison Duncan Sr. D Troy, Mich./Louisiana-Lafayette 8 Sofanit Fisher Fr. M White Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Northern 9 Bella Jodzis Fr. M Macomb, Mich./Utica Eisenhower 10 Kristelle Yewah Sr. F East Lansing, Mich./Okemos 11 Julia Crowe So. D Ann Arbor, Mich./University of Akron 12 Sabrina Marx R-So. D Spring, Texas/The Woodlands 13 Athena Biondi Fr. D Penn Trafford, Pa./Penn Trafford 14 Lexy Warner Jr. F/D Ypsilanti, Mich./Father Gabriel Richard 15 Jamie Cheslik Sr. F Northville, Mich./Northville 16 Alexandra Thomas Fr. F Dryden, Mich./Lapeer 17 Hannah Jones So. M Port Huron, Mich./Northern 18 Olivia Trombley Fr. F/D St. Johns, Mich./St. Johns 19 Marta Gappy Fr M Woodbridge, Va./Osborn Park 20 Celia Oatis So. M Maumee, Ohio/St. Ursula 21 Devin Jaqua Fr. D Kalamazoo, Mich./Portage Central 22 Brielle Leon R-Jr. F/M La Quinta, Calif./La Quinta 23 Brittany Tanner R-So. F Caledonia, Mich./East Kentwood 24 Sadie Misiewicz So. M Holland, Mich./Holland 26 Michelle Herring Fr. F Freeland, Mich./Freeland 27 Madison VanDyke So. D Hudsonville, Mich./Unity Christian 28 Brenna Cockerill Jr. D Brighton, Mich./Ferris State 29 Morgan McKerchie Sr. M Clio, Mich./Flint Powers 32 Madison Clem Fr. GK Okemos, Mich./Williamston 33 Olivia Argeros R-Fr. GK Oakland Twp., Mich./Rochester Adams SPARTANS AT A GLANCE General Information Location...East Lansing, Mich. Founded Enrollment...50,085 President...Dr. Lou Anna K. Simon Athletics Director...Mark Hollis Conference... Big Ten Colors... Green (PMS 567) and White Stadium:...DeMartin Stadium (2,500) Coaching Staff Head Coach... Tom Saxton (27th season) Alma Mater... Michigan State 83 Career Record (Years) (27th season) Associate Head Coach......Tammy Farnum (21st season) Assistant Coach Stacy DeLonge (15th season) Volunteer Assistant Coach...Bret Mollon (2nd season) Athletic Trainer...Vince Del Valle Soccer Office Phone Athletic Communications Primary Soccer Contact... Grace Amberg Phone ambergg1@ath.msu.edu Website...MSUSpartans.com Pronunciation Guide 0 Savanna Wojtanowski (Watch-ta-NOW-ski) 3 - Danielle Stephan (STEFF-un) 5 Kassidy Madrigal (Madge-ah-ral) 8 Sofanit (Sofa-neat) Fisher 9 Bella Jodzis (Joe-diss) 10 Kristelle Yewah (Kris-STELL YAY-wah) 13 - Athena Biondi (Beyond-ee) 15 - Jamie Cheslik (Chez-lik) 21 Devin Jaqua (Jay-kway) 24 Sadie Misiewicz (Miss-EH-vich) 33 Oliva Argeros (Hard G) HEAD COACH TOM SAXTON 27TH SEASON SAXTON SPOTLIGHT: First conference Big Ten Coach of the Year Award winner, Spartans win program s only Big Ten Championship Big Ten Coach of the Year First NCAA Tournament appearance RECORDS- Saxton has coached all 10 of the career leaders in goals and assists leaders at MSU Entering his 27th season as head coach of the Michigan State women s soccer program, Tom Saxton has spent more than half of his life involved in Spartan soccer. A life-long Spartan, Saxton earned three letters as a player before returning to campus in 1986 to assist legendary Spartan soccer coach Joe Baum with both the men s and the new women s program. Saxton was appointed the second head coach in the history of the women s program on June 1, In 26 seasons, Saxton s career record stands at saw Saxton lead MSU to one of its most successful seasons as the Spartans collected 14 wins - tying his career-high victory mark. Saxton also directed 2014 s squad to the NCAA Tournament for the third time since 2002, where the Spartans advanced to the second round. In 2009, the Spartans went and posted a record in Big ten Conference games, and returned to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season, losing an overtime heartbreaker to No. 11 Santa Clara. A two-time Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year, Saxton, earned his 150th victory in the opening-round of the 2006 NCAA Tournament. It was MSU s first-ever NCAA Tournament win. Saxton s Spartans posted a record in 2005, their sixth-straight season with double-digit wins, including a mark in conference action, the team s best-ever Big Ten mark. He attained his 200th victory against DePaul in the 2011 opener. Saxton led Michigan State to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2002, guiding the Green and White to a overall record, including a mark in the Big Ten. Thanks to their fourth-place finish in the tough Big Ten, the Spartans earned an at-large bid to the tournament. Saxton also won the Big Ten Coach of the Year Award in 1994, the conference s first season. That year, the Spartans finished with an overall mark of and a league record to take home the soccer program s only Big Ten Championship. 3 MICHIGAN STATE WHEN At home On the road At neutral sites At night During the day In non-conference games In conference games Vs ranked opponents In OT games In double OT games When scoring first When opponents score first When leading at the half When tied at the half When trailing at the half When outshooting the opponent When being outshot With more corner kicks With fewer corner kicks When being shutout When scoring only one goal When scoring only two goals When scoring 3+ goals When shutting out the opponent When allowing one goal When allowing two goals When allowing 3+ goals In August In September In October In November

4 #0 Savanna Wojtanowski R-Sr., GK, 5-8, Traverse City, Mich. Saw first action of the season against No. 17 Wake Forest (9/7)... Played in 80 minutes and made seven saves... Saw six minutes of action against Purdue (9/17). #1 Reilley Ott R-So., GK, 5-7, Grapevine, Texas Has started all nine games this season for the Spartans... Earned a 1.86 GAA... Made first MSU start in shutout win over Niagara (8/18)... Had a career-high seven saves against the Samford (8/27)... Earned her second shutout against Oakland, tying her career-high seven saves (9/3). #3 Danielle Stephan Fr., M, 5-4, DeWitt, Mich. Started all nine games this season... Earned an assist in her first career start as a Spartan, taking two corners (8/18)... Played all 90 minutes against Samford, collecting two assists for her first multiplepoint game (8/27)... Earned an assist in win against Oakland (9/3)... Netted first career goal against No. 17 Wake Forest (9/7) off a corner... Earned her fifth assist of the season against Purdue (9/17)... Has taken a team-high 32 corner kicks. #4 Michaela Kovacs Jr., M/D, 5-7, Hudsonville, Mich. One of four captains... Started in three matches for MSU this season... Played all 90 in those three matches... Took her first shot against Butler (8/24). #5 Kassidy Madrigal So., D, 5-7, Scottsdale, Ariz. Earned her first career start against Samford (8/27), playing a season-high 70 minutes for the Spartans and recording a shot on goal... Played in all 90 against Bowling Green (9/1), Oakland (9/3)... Took one shot against No. 17 Wake Forest (9/7). #6 Lydia Franks So., F, 5-3, Kentwood, Mich. Saw first action of the season against Samford (8/27). #7 Madison Duncan Sr., D, 5-6, Troy, Mich. Started in eight games for MSU this season... Has played in 639 minutes on the Spartan backline, including all 90 in six matches PLAYER BIO UPDATES #11 Julia Crowe So., D, 5-5, Ann Arbor, Mich. Started all nine matches for MSU... Played in all 90 minutes for the Spartan backline against Butler (8/24), Samford (8/27) and Bowling Green (9/1). #13 Athena Biondi Fr., D, 5-4, Penn Trafford, Pa. Came in off the bench in five matches... Recorded a career-high 57 minutes against Purdue (9/17). #14 Lexy Warner Jr., F/D, 5-6, Ypsilanti, Mich. Started in all nine matches this season... Scored a goal in win against Niagara (8/18)... Took four shots and played all 90 minutes against Butler (8/24)... Collected an assist in win against Samford (8/27)... Earned an assist on three shots on goal in win against Oakland (9/3)... Scored a goal against Purdue (9/17). #15 Jamie Cheslik Sr., F, 5-4, Northville, Mich. One of four captains... Started in all nine games this season and has played all 805 minutes... Earned an assist and scored the game-winning goal against Samford (8/27)... Collected three points in win against Bowling Green (9/1) on a goal and assist... Netted the lone goal in win against Oakland (9/3)... took a season-high seven shots against Indiana (9/14)... Scored a goal against Purdue (9/17). #16 Alexandra Thomas Fr., F, 5-3, Dryden, Mich. Saw action in four matches for the Spartans. #17 Hannah Jones So., M, 5-9, Port Huron, Mich. Has started in all nine matches this season... Recorded a shot against Niagara (8/18), Butler (8/24) and Samford (8/27)... Took two shots against Bowling Green (9/1) and Oakland (9/3)... Recorded a season-high four shots against Indiana (9/14). #20 Celia Oatis So., M, 5-4, Maumee, Ohio Has come off the bench in all nine games this season... Played a season-high 32 minutes against Bowling Green (9/1)... Took one corner against Oakland (9/3). #23 Brittany Tanner R-So., F, 5-9, Caledonia, Mich. Has come off the bench in eight matches this season... Recorded a season-high 36 minutes in game against Indiana (9/14)... Scored the gamewinning goal against Bowling Green (9/1)... Recorded two shots against Purdue (9/17). #24 Sadie Misiewicz So., M, 5-6, Holland, Mich. Has come off the bench in four games this season... Earned an assist and took a shot and corner in win against Niagara (8/18)... Recorded a shot against Washington (8/20). #27 Madison VanDyke So., D, 5-9, Hudsonville, Mich. Started in all nine games this season... Has played in all but eight minutes on the Spartan backline... Took one shot against No. 17 Wake Forest (9/7). #29 Morgan McKerchie Sr., M, 5-6, Clio, Mich. One of four captains... Started in all nine games this season... Recorded a shot against Niagara (8/18)... Took a shot and a corner kick against Washington (8/20)... Scored a goal in win against Samford (8/27)... Took one shot and three corners in win against Bowling Green (9/1)... Took three corner kicks against Oakland (9/3)... Recorded two corner kicks against Purdue (9/17). #9 Bella Jodzis Fr., M, 5-5, Macomb, Mich. Has come in off the bench in eight matches... Played a career-high 38 minutes against Washington (8/20) and Purdue (9/17)... Took one corner against Oakland (9/3). #10 Kristelle Yewah Sr., F, 5-8, East Lansing, Mich. One of four captains... Has started in all nine games this season... Scored the first Spartan goal of the season against Niagara (8/18)... Scored a goal in win against Samford (8/27)... Took two shots against Oakland (9/3)... Earned an assist against Purdue (9/17). #21 Devin Jaqua Fr., D, 5-10, Kalamazoo, Mich. Saw first action of the season against Purdue (9/14). #22 Brielle Leon R-Jr., F/M, 5-2, La Quinta, Calif. Saw first action of the season against Samford (8/27)... Started the first game of her career against Bowling Green (9/1) and played a seasonhigh 73 minutes in the game. 4

5 2017 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 17, 2017) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 18 NIAGARA W Aug 20 WASH L Aug 24 BUTLER L Aug 27 at Samford W Sep. 1 at Bowling Green W Sep 03 OAKLAND W Sep 07 #17 WFU L * Sep 14 INDIANA L * Sep 17 PURDUE L TEAM STATISTICS MSU 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 4 5 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 7/676 2/526 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 15 Jamie Cheslik Lexy Warner Kristelle Yewah Danielle Stephan Hannah Jones Brittany Tanner Morgan McKerchie Kassidy Madrigal Sadie Misiewicz Madison VanDyke Michaela Kovacs Savanna Wojtanowski Brielle Leon Lydia Franks Athena Biondi Devin Jaqua Reilley Ott Celia Oatis Julia Crowe Bella Jodzis Madison Duncan Alexandra Thomas Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Reilley Ott 9 723: /0 0 Savanna Wojtanowski 2 86: /0 Total 9 810: Opponents 9 810: Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd Total Michigan State Opponents

6 2017 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State High/Low Analysis (as of Sep 19, 2017) All games Michigan State - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 10 at Samford (Aug 27) 6 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 6 vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) GOALS 3 at Samford (Aug 27) 2 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 2 at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) 2 vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) ASSISTS 4 at Samford (Aug 27) 2 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 2 vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 2 vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) SHOTS 18 vs Indiana (Sep 14) 14 vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) SHOT PERCENT.333 (3-9) at Samford (Aug 27).222 (2-9) vs Purdue (Sep 17).222 (2-9) at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) SHOTS ON GOAL 7 vs Indiana (Sep 14) 6 vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 6 vs BUTLER (Aug 24) 6 vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) ON GOAL PERCENT.714 (5-7) vs WFU (Sep 07).556 (5-9) vs Purdue (Sep 17).556 (5-9) at Samford (Aug 27) SAVES 10 at Samford (Aug 27) 9 vs WFU (Sep 07) CORNER KICKS 11 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 9 vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) FOULS 12 at Samford (Aug 27) 12 vs WASH (Aug 20) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 19 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 12 vs WFU (Sep 07) GOALS 6 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 4 vs WFU (Sep 07) 4 vs WASH (Aug 20) ASSISTS 7 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 4 vs WFU (Sep 07) SHOTS 21 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 20 vs WFU (Sep 07) 20 at Samford (Aug 27) SHOT PERCENT.333 (4-12) vs WASH (Aug 20).286 (6-21) vs Purdue (Sep 17) SHOTS ON GOAL 13 vs WFU (Sep 07) 12 vs Purdue (Sep 17) 12 at Samford (Aug 27) 6

7 2017 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State High/Low Analysis (as of Sep 19, 2017) All games Michigan State - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 3 Jamie Cheslik at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) 3 Jamie Cheslik at Samford (Aug 27) GOALS 1 Jamie Cheslik vs Purdue (Sep 17) 1 Lexy Warner vs Purdue (Sep 17) 1 Danielle Stephan vs WFU (Sep 07) 1 Jamie Cheslik vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 1 Brittany Tanner at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) 1 Jamie Cheslik at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) 1 Jamie Cheslik at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Kristelle Yewah at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Morgan McKerchie at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Lexy Warner vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) 1 Kristelle Yewah vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) ASSISTS 2 Danielle Stephan at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Kristelle Yewah vs Purdue (Sep 17) 1 Danielle Stephan vs Purdue (Sep 17) 1 Danielle Stephan vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 1 Lexy Warner vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 1 Jamie Cheslik at Bowling Green (Sep. 1) 1 Lexy Warner at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Jamie Cheslik at Samford (Aug 27) 1 Danielle Stephan vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) 1 Sadie Misiewicz vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) SHOTS 7 Jamie Cheslik vs Indiana (Sep 14) 4 Lexy Warner vs Indiana (Sep 14) 4 Hannah Jones vs Indiana (Sep 14) 4 Lexy Warner vs BUTLER (Aug 24) 4 Jamie Cheslik vs WASH (Aug 20) 4 Kristelle Yewah vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) SHOTS ON GOAL 4 Jamie Cheslik vs Indiana (Sep 14) 3 Lexy Warner vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 3 Lexy Warner vs BUTLER (Aug 24) 3 Kristelle Yewah vs NIAGARA (Aug 18) SAVES 7 Savanna Wojtanowski vs WFU (Sep 07) 7 Reilley Ott vs OAKLAND (Sep 03) 7 Reilley Ott at Samford (Aug 27) 7

8 2017 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State Team Game-by-Game (as of Sep 19, 2017) All games Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% Sog Sog% GW PK-Att Min Aug 18, 2017 NIAGARA Aug 20, 2017 WASH Aug 24, 2017 BUTLER Aug 27, 2017 at Samford Sep. 1, 2017 at Bowling Green Sep 03, 2017 OAKLAND Sep 07, 2017 WFU Sep 14, 2017 INDIANA Sep 17, 2017 PURDUE Michigan State Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 9 Shots per game: 10.56;Goals per game: 1.22 Assists per game: 1.22;Points per game: 3.67 Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Aug 18, 2017 NIAGARA : Aug 20, 2017 WASH : Aug 24, 2017 BUTLER : Aug 27, 2017 at Samford : Sep. 1, 2017 at Bowling Green : Sep 03, 2017 OAKLAND : Sep 07, 2017 WFU : Sep 14, 2017 INDIANA : Sep 17, 2017 PURDUE : Totals : Opponent 810:

9 2017 MICHIGAN STATE WOMEN S SOCCER 0 Savanna Wojtanowski 1 Reilley Ott RS SR, GK RS SO, GK 2 Amy Krause RS FR, F/M 3 Danielle Stephan FR, M 4 Michaela Kovacs JR, M/D 5 Kassidy Madrigal SO, D 6 Lydia Franks SO, F 7 Madison Duncan SR, D 8 Sofanit Fisher FR, M 9 Bella Jodzis FR, M 10 Kristelle Yewah SR, F 11 Julia Crowe SO, D 12 Sabrina Marx RS SO, D 13 Athena Biondi FR, D 14 Lexy Warner JR, F 15 Jamie Cheslik SR, F 16 Alexandra Thomas FR, F 17 Hannah Jones SO, M 18 Olivia Trombley FR, F/D 19 Marta Gappy FR, M 20 Celia Oatis SO, M 21 Devin Jaqua FR, D 22 Brielle Leon RS JR, F/M 23 Brittany Tanner RS SO, F 24 Sadie Misiewicz SO, M 26 Michelle Herring FR, F 27 Madison VanDyke SO, D 28 Brenna Cockerill JR, D 29 Morgan McKerchie SR, M 32 Madison Clem FR, GK U 33 Olivia Argeros RS FR, GK Head Coach Tom Saxton Associate Head Coach Tammy Farnum Assistant Coach Stacy DeLonge Bret Mollon Volunteer Coach 2017 WOMEN S SOCCER RADIO/TV CHART 9