2015 Women s Soccer Notes Week 8

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1 2015 Women s Soccer Notes Week 8 (0-9-1, Summit) vs. North Dakota State (7-5-0, Summit) Friday, Oct. 9 7 p.m. MT TV: Altitude 2 (Conor McGahey and Chris Bianchi) Site: CIBER Field (, Colo.) #DENvNDSU, #DU1NATION (0-9-1, Summit) vs. South Dakota State (6-4-1, Summit) Sunday, Oct p.m. MT THE MATCHUP vs. North Dakota State First Meeting: 2013 Overall: DU: 3-0-0, 8 goals NDSU: 2 goals; Division I: Same; Summit League: Same In : DU: goals; NDSU: 1 goal 10/24/14: North Dakota State 0-1 (Boothe 58 ) 11/10/13 (in Fort Wayne): 5-1 North Dakota State (Hamilton 7, 42, DiGiacomo 10, Kinnarath 11, Garzelloni 27, 45 ) 10/27/13: 2-1 North Dakota State (DiGiacomo 6, Willis 9, Kinnarath 31 ) UP NEXT - vs. South Dakota State First Meeting: 2013 Overall: DU: 1-1-1, 5 goals SDSU: 3 goals; Division I: Same; Summit League: Same In : DU: goals; SDSU: 1 goal 11/08/14 (SL Final/ in ): 1-1 SDSU(SDSU 5-4 on pens) (Boothe 22, Hatcher 90 ) 10/31/14: South Dakota State 2-0 (Brazil 21, Hatcher 87 ) 10/25/13: 4-0 South Dakota State (DiGiacomo 19, OG 46, Larson 66, Diamond 85 ) NOTES PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE took a 4-1 loss at South Dakota last weekend in its Summit League opener. The Pioneers open their Summit League home schedule this week when they welcome North Dakota State to CIBER Field on Friday. DU will remain at home Sunday to host South Dakota State. Kickoff on Sunday is set for 12 p.m. MT. HEAD COACH JEFF HOOKER s Jeff Hooker enters his 24th campaign at the helm of the women s program in 2015, having coached his 500th match as a head coach last October. Hooker coached both the men s and the women s programs during the 1996 and 1997 seasons, making this officially his 26th season as a head coach at DU. DU s head man enters this weekend with a women s record, and a career record of The nine-time conference coach of the year will look for his 10th NCAA Tournament appearance in In conference play in his career, Hooker is , including with the women s program. Among active head coaches, Hooker entered the 2015 season as the 12th winningest head coach by percentage and the 16th winningest coach by victories. In the overall NCAA record books, Hooker is the 65th winningest head coach by percentage (min 10 years) and the 33rd winningest head coach by victories SCHEDULE Date Opponent Time/Result 8/21 at Air Force^ L, 2-0 8/23 vs. Colorado State (at CU)^ L, 1-0 8/29 vs. Wyoming (at Hawaii) T, 0-0 8/31 at Hawai i L, 1-0 (AET) 9/4 at San Francisco L, 4-0 9/6 at UC Davis L, 3-0 9/11 Colorado^ (Altitude) L, 1-0 9/18 Villanova L, 2-0 9/26 Portland (Altitude 2) L, /4 at South Dakota # L, /9 N.D. State # (Altitude 2) 7 p.m. 10/11 S.D. State# 12 p.m. 10/16 at IPFW # 5 p.m. 10/23 Western Illinois # (Altitude 2) 7 p.m. 10/25 IUPUI # (Altitude) 12 p.m. 10/30 at Nebraska-Omaha # 6 p.m. 11/1 at Oral Roberts # 12 p.m. Summit League Championships & 11/5 Semifinal TBA 11/7 Final TBA # - Summit League Game ^ - Colorado Cup All Times Mountain & - Summit League Tournament (Brookings, S.D.) School Information Location..., Colo. Enrollment... 11,809 Founded Nickname...Pioneers Colors...Crimson and Gold Conference...The Summit League Chancellor... Rebecca Chopp Athletics Director...Peg Bradley-Doppes Ticket Office Phone...(303) Team Information Home Field... CIBER Field (1,915) 2014 Overall Record (5-3-0 Summit) Starter Returning/Lost...7/4 Letterwinners Returning/Lost...15/8 Newcomers...7 DU all-time record (33rd Season) NCAA Appearances/Last...9/2013 Best NCAA Finish/Year...Sweet 16/2012 Head Coach...Jeff Hooker (UCLA 87) Record/Career (24th)/ (26th) Associate Head Coach... Kris Peat (N.C. State 88) Assistant Coach... Katie Hooker ( 03) Volunteer Assistant Coach... Kirk Bast Athletic Communications Assoc. V.C. for External Affairs...Ryan Peck Asst Director (WSOC Contact)... Niko Blankenship Office/Cell Phone.(303) / (513) niko.blankenship@du.edu

2 2015 ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (H.S./Previous School) Club Team 0 Kendall Mulvaney Goalkeeper 5-10 SO Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar H.S.) West Coast F.C. 1 Cassidy Rey Goalkeeper 5-9 JR Arcadia, Calif. (La Salle H.S.) Slammers FC/Cal South ODP 2 Courtney Coffey Midfielder 5-8 FR Grand Junction, Colo. (Fruita Monument) Colorado Storm 3 Randee Holman-Kelley Defender 5-3 SO San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker H.S.) So. Cal Blues 4 Hannah Bricker Defender 5-10 FR Fort Collins, Colo. (Fossil Ridge H.S.) Real Colorado 5 Claire Schrier Defender 5-6 FR Littleton, Colo (Cherry Creek H.S.) Colorado Storm 6 Stella Norman Defender 5-5 SR Lakewood, Colo. (Stony Brook) Real Colorado 7 Karina Fredette Midfielder 5-8 RS JR Gatineau, Quebec (Wisconsin Green Bay) Ottawa Fury SC 8 Jessie Dancy Forward 5-9 SO Park City, Utah (Park City H.S.) Black Diamond Soccer Club 9 Makenzie Bothner Defender 5-6 SO Park City, Utah (Park City H.S.) Black Diamond Soccer Club 11 Jackie Dutton Midfielder 5-10 SO Windsor, Calif. (Cardinal Newman H.S.) Santa Rosa United 12 Brooke Boothe Midfielder 5-9 JR Ontario, Calif. (Colony H.S.) Cal South ODP 13 Mary DeWalt Forward 5-7 FR West Bend, Wisc. (Slinger H.S.) FC Wisconsin Eclipse 14 Leah Swander Forward 5-8 FR Grand Junction, Colo. (Grand Junction H.S.) Utah Avalanche 15 Lilly McSwain Forward 5-10 JR Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs H.S.) Colorado Rush 17 Lauren Conley Forward 5-4 SO Centennial, Colo. (Arapahoe H.S.) Colorado Rush 18 Francesca Garzelloni Midfielder 5-7 RS JR Parker, Colo. (Ponderosa H.S.) Real Colorado 19 Taylor Ivins Forward 5-6 SR West Haven, Utah (Fremont H.S.) LaRoca FC 20 Riley Welch Forward 5-8 SO Littleton, Colo. (Thunder Ridge H.S.) Real Colorado 22 Angelica Pacheco Forward 5-3 SO Taos, N.M. (Taos H.S.) New Mexico Rush 23 Tori Divita Defender 5-4 JR La Conner, Wash. (Mt. Vernon H.S.) Eastside FC 24 Cristiana Behnken Defender 5-7 FR Ogden, Utah (St. Joseph Catholic H.S.) La Roca Premier 27 Tina Vargas Goalkeeper 5-8 SR Issaquah, Wash. (Skyline H.S.) East Side FC ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown (Previous School) Club Team 24 Cristiana Behnken Defender 5-7 FR Ogden, Utah (St. Joseph Catholic H.S.) La Roca Premier 12 Brooke Boothe Midfielder 5-9 JR Ontario, Calif. (Colony H.S.) Cal South ODP 9 Makenzie Bothner Defender 5-6 SO Park City, Utah (Park City H.S.) Black Diamond Soccer Club 4 Hannah Bricker Defender 5-10 FR Fort Collins, Colo. (Fossil Ridge H.S.) Real Colorado 2 Courtney Coffey Midfielder 5-8 FR Grand Junction, Colo. (Fruita Monument) Colorado Storm 17 Lauren Conley Forward 5-4 SO Centennial, Colo. (Arapahoe H.S.) Colorado Rush 8 Jessie Dancy Forward 5-9 SO Park City, Utah (Park City H.S.) Black Diamond Soccer Club 13 Mary DeWalt Forward 5-7 FR West Bend, Wisc. (Slinger H.S.) FC Wisconsin Eclipse 23 Tori Divita Defender 5-4 JR La Conner, Wash. (Mt. Vernon H.S.) Eastside FC 11 Jackie Dutton Midfielder 5-10 SO Windsor, Calif. (Cardinal Newman H.S.) Santa Rosa United 7 Karina Fredette Midfielder 5-8 RS JR Gatineau, Quebec (Wisconsin Green Bay) Ottawa Fury SC 18 Francesca Garzelloni Midfielder 5-7 RS JR Parker, Colo. (Ponderosa H.S.) Real Colorado 3 Randee Holman-Kelley Defender 5-3 SO San Diego, Calif. (Francis Parker H.S.) So. Cal Blues 19 Taylor Ivins Forward 5-6 SR West Haven, Utah (Fremont H.S.) LaRoca FC 15 Lilly McSwain Forward 5-10 JR Glenwood Springs, Colo. (Glenwood Springs H.S.) Colorado Rush 0 Kendall Mulvaney Goalkeeper 5-10 SO Newport Beach, Calif. (Corona del Mar H.S.) West Coast F.C. 6 Stella Norman Defender 5-5 SR Lakewood, Colo. (Stony Brook) Real Colorado 22 Angelica Pacheco Forward 5-3 SO Taos, N.M. (Taos H.S.) New Mexico Rush 1 Cassidy Rey Goalkeeper 5-9 JR Arcadia, Calif. (La Salle H.S.) Slammers FC/Cal South ODP 5 Claire Schrier Defender 5-6 FR Littleton, Colo (Cherry Creek H.S.) Colorado Storm 14 Leah Swander Forward 5-8 FR Grand Junction, Colo. (Grand Junction H.S.) Utah Avalanche 27 Tina Vargas Goalkeeper 5-8 SR Issaquah, Wash. (Skyline H.S.) East Side FC 20 Riley Welch Forward 5-8 SO Littleton, Colo. (Thunder Ridge H.S.) Real Colorado Head Coach: Jeff Hooker (UCLA 87; 24th Season) Associate Head Coach: Kris Peat (North Carolina State 88; 8th Season) Assistant Coach: Katie Hooker ( 03; 12th Season) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Kirk Bast (Rockhurst 80; First Season) ROSTER BY ELIGIBILITY Seniors (3) - Ivins, Norman, Vargas Juniors (6) - Boothe, Divita, Fredette, Garzelloni, Mc- Swain, Rey Sophomores (8) - Bothner, Conley, Dancy, Dutton, Holman-Kelley, Mulvaney, Pacheco, Welch Freshmen (6) - Behnken, Bricker, Coffey, DeWalt, Schrier, Swander ROSTER BY STATE California (5) - Boothe, Dutton, Holman-Kelley, Mulvaney, Rey Colorado (9) - Bricker, Coffey, Garzelloni, Conley, Mc- Swain, Norman, Schrier, Swander, Welch New Mexico (1) - Pacheco Quebec (1) - Fredette Utah (4) - Behnken, Bothner, Dancy, Ivins Washington (2) - Divita, Vargas Wisconsin (1) - DeWalt ROSTER BY POSITION Goalkeepers (3) - Mulvaney, Rey, Vargas Defenders (7) - Behnken, Bothner, Bricker, Divita, Holman-Kelley, Norman, Schrier Midfielders (5) - Boothe, Coffey, Dutton, Fredette, Garzelloni Forwards (8) - Conley, Dancy, DeWalt, Ivins, McSwain, Pacheco, Swander, Welch

3 SIX FRESHMEN ADDED TO 2015 ROSTER Cristiana Behnken, Hannah Bricker, Courtney Coffey, Mary DeWalt, Leah Swander and Claire Schrier will look to be the added difference to get the Pioneers back to the NCAA Tournament for the third time in the last four seasons. Behnken, a defender, was a three-time All-Utah selection, including earning honorable mention honors as a freshman after scoring seven goals in the campaign. Bricker, who joined the Pioneers for their 2015 spring season, was a four-year member of the Colorado Olympic Development Program. Coffey, another Colorado native, led her high school team in scoring in 2012 (also led in assists) and 2014, finishing as an all-conference selection both seasons. DeWalt, a four-sport high school athlete was named to her All-Area team, and won the Golden Boot award and earned first-team all-conference honors. Swander, a Grand Junction product, spent two seasons with the U.S. Youth Academy, and scored the most goals of any 5A freshman in Colorado in Schrier was a four-year letterwinner at Cherry Creek High School, and played 10 seasons of club soccer in the state, most recently for the Colorado Storm. SET PIECE SPECIALIST Senior Stella Norman has both of the Pioneers 2015 goals, knocking in both off free kicks. OH CAPTAIN MY CAPTAIN The Pioneers are captained by redshirt junior Francesca Garzelloni, who enters this weekend with the program on 54 CAPS, starting 51 of the matches. As a freshman in 2012, Garzelloni started the side s first four matches before missing the rest of the season with an injury (foot). Garzelloni leads the 2015 roster in career goals with 10 to go along with five assists for a team-leading 25 points. CLUB SIDE CAMARADERIE The Pioneers 2015 roster has players from 15 different club teams. Real Colorado leads the way in numbers, including freshman Hannah Bricker, sophomore Riley Welch, senior Stella Norman and Garzelloni. also has a pair of players from Black Diamond Soccer Club (Utah), Colorado Rush, Colorado Storm, East Side FC (Wash.) and La Roca Premier (Utah). FOUR YEAR CYCLE has tallied a record since the beginning of the 2012 campaign, and had the 21st-best winning-percentage in the nation entering the season. Taylor Ivins is the only four-year player at on the Pioneers 2015 roster, making 25 starts in her 72 CAPS. Stella Norman transferred into the program in 2014, making 13 appearances around an injury suffered during the season. In her career, Norman has earned 62 CAPS, including 40 at Stony Brook. s 2014 senior class finished , the 13th-best output in the nation. EXPERIENCED JUNIORS Experienced juniors in Brooke Boothe, Tori Divita, Karina Fredette, Garzelloni, Lilly McSwain and netminder Cassidy Rey combine for 219 CAPS and 146 starts, the most of any class on this year s roster. Second to Garzelloni s 54 CAPS, Boothe has 49, including 42 starts in the defensive midfield for Jeff Hooker s side. Boothe has six goals and two assists in her first two seasons with the Pioneers. The Pioneer junior is the top-returner in 2014 goals with four SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS League Overall Team Pts GP Record GF GA Pts GP Record GF GA North Dakota State Fort Wayne South Dakota State Oral Roberts South Dakota IUPUI Western Illinois Omaha DU s Record When 2015 Since 2006 W L T W L T Overall Home Road Neutral site In overtime Decided by goal or less Against ranked teams Against unranked teams Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at the half Scoring first Opponent scores first Scoring 4+ Goals Scoring 3 goals Scoring 2 goals Scoring 1 goal Get shutout Allowing 4+ goals Allowing 3 goals Allowing 2 goals Allowing 1 goal Shutout Opponent More Shots Less Shots Tied Shots More Shots on Goal Less Shots on Goal Tied Shots on Goal More Corners Less Corners Tied Corners More Fouls Less Fouls Tied Fouls More Saves Less Saves Tied Saves v has woman sent off Opp has woman sent off In August In September In October In November On Monday On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday On Friday On Saturday On Sunday Since 2008 Start time p.m. MT Start time 12-2 p.m. MT Start time 2-4 p.m. MT Start time 4-6 p.m. MT Start time 6-8 p.m. MT Start time 8-11 p.m. MT Goals by Minute (Since 2002) DU OPP DU OPP

4 Hooker Year-By-Year Year Record Conf * * * * # 2001! # 2002! # 2003! # # # 2006! # 2007! # 2008! # 2009! # # # 2012! ^ 2013! & & & WTotals MTotals Totals * - CAC; # - SBC; ^ - WAC; & - The Summit League! - NCAA Tournament 2015 COACHING STAFF Head Coach Jeff Hooker Alma Mater: UCLA Experience: 24th Season Quick Hits: 9-time conference coach of the year 7 conference regular season titles 8 conference tournament titles Coached his 500th match on Oct. 19, 2014 Won his 300th women s game on Oct. 19, 2013 Won his 300th career game on Oct. 13, NCAA Tournament Apps (2012 Sweet 16) Success continues for the women s soccer program under the direction of head coach Jeff Hooker. His presence at serves as a symbol of commitment to the University s goal of joining the national elite. Hooker became the third head coach in the program s history, taking over the reins in He recently concluded his 23rd season, coaching his 500th career match last October. The Pioneers have achieved greatness under Hooker s watch with at least eight wins in all of his 23 seasons, including 13 or more wins in seven of the last eight seasons. Since 2006, the Pioneers have gone (.763) overall and (.853) in the conference play, while becoming the first team in history to win fourstraight SBC Tournament titles and berths in the NCAA Tournament. Hooker s teams compiled a school-record 19 wins in 2006, 2008 and In his 23rd campaign with the program, and s second season in the Summit League, a young Pioneer squad finished and in the Summit League. The 10 wins extended Hooker s double-digit streak to nine-consecutive seasons. s season concluded in similar heartbreak to the 2010 campaign, as the Pioneers dropped a penalty shootout in the Summit League Championship to South Dakota State. In their first season in The Summit League, the Pioneers swept the regular season and tournament titles, winning all nine matches against conference opposition. Hooker was named co-coach of the year in the conference, his 10th coaching honor. For the second season in a row, CIBER Field hosted a first round NCAA Tournament contest, a match dropped 1-0. The 2012 Pioneers not only reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2009, but advanced to the NCAA Round of 16 for the first time in program history. Hooker was named the Western Athletic Conference Coach of the Year, leading the program to a overall record and a mark in the WAC. Kristen Hamilton was named the WAC Player of the Year and was joined by six other Pioneers on WAC Associate Head Coach Kris Peat Alma Mater: N.C. State Experience: 8th Season Served as DU s assistant men s coach and women s goalkeeping coach in Assistant Coach Katie Hooker Experience: 12th Season Alma Mater: After a record-setting collegiate career at all-conference teams in hosted its first NCAA Tournament game in first season, earning a 3-1 result over Colorado College in the NCAA First Round. The Pioneers followed that up with a trip to Stanford, Calif., where DU erased a two-goal deficit to upset No. 4 Maryland 3-2 in extra time. Kaitlin Bast became the third player in program history to join the 100-point club in that NCAA Tournament win over Colorado College. Bast finished her career with 104 points. Between , Hooker s teams won threestraight SBC Tournament titles and trips to the NCAA Tournament, while compiling a (.828) record. Additionally, the Pioneers captured back-to-back SBC regular season titles in Hooker was rewarded for his efforts by being named the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year in 2001, 2002, 2006, 2008 and 2010 to compliment his accolades as the CAC Coach of the Year in 1994 and 1995, and the Great Plains Region Coach of the Year in In addition to his responsibilities with the women s program, Hooker headed the men s soccer team during the 1996 and 1997 seasons with an overall mark of A native of Walnut, Calif., Hooker was revered as one of the finest prep players in the nation and was selected to the Junior National Team in When the team toured Mexico, Hooker started at striker, scoring in his first-ever international contest in the Youth World Cup. His collegiate playing career at UCLA was limited because of national team commitments in the under-19 World Cup, but he was able to play 51 games during his three-year stint with the Bruins, recording 20 goals and 11 assists. Hooker was also a member of the 1984 Olympic soccer team and remained a prominent member of the U.S. National Team through Following Hooker s collegiate playing days, he joined the Colorado Foxes men s professional team from During his time as a pro, the Foxes won back-toback A-League championships in 1992 and and Iowa State, Hooker was drafted in the WUSA.

5 THE TWO Cs 14 of s 23 players are from either Colorado or California, including nine from the state of Colorado. s other nine players reside from Utah (4), Washington (2), New Mexico, Wisconsin and Quebec. PLAYER NOTES 24 Cristiana Behnken - Played 12 seasons for La Roca Premier, winning the State Cup in her last four seasons with the side...all-utah Honorable Mention selection as a high school freshman, scoring seven goals out of the back. 12 Brooke Boothe Summit League All-Tournament Team Second Team All-Summit League. 9 Makenzie Bothner - Summit League All-Newcomer team, starting 17 of her 20 matches played at outside back. 4 Hannah Bricker - Played four seasons for Colorado s Olympic Development program...joined in the spring season. 2 Courtney Coffey - All-conference selection in her freshman and junior campaigns, leading her team in scoring in 2012 and Lauren Conley - Played all 20 matches in her rookie campaign, starting 16 of them...scored a goal and tallied two assists in Jessie Dancy - Made 18 appearances, including two starts at center forward in her rookie campaign (537 minutes). 13 Mary DeWalt - Four sport athlete in high school, playing soccer and basketball, while also running cross country and track...first-team all-conference selection and golden boot winner at Slinger High School. 23 Tori Divita - Made four appearances and played 30 minutes in Jackie Dutton - Played in 17 matches in 2014, making 15 starts at CB. 7 Karina Fredette - Transfer from Wisconsin Green Bay...Played in all 20 matches, tallying seven points on three goals and an assist in Francesca Garzelloni - Captain...Two-time Summit League First Team selection 3 Randee Holman-Kelley - Tallied first-career assist against Iowa State (Sept. 14). 19 Taylor Ivins - Started all 20 matches for the Pioneers in 2014, netting three regular season goals, and the game-winner in s 1-0 Colorado Cup win vs. Air Force (exhibition) in Lilly McSwain - Came on as a sub in 15 of s 20 matches...tallied 2 assists in the campaign. 0 Kendall Mulvaney - Did not play in 2014 (injury) 6 Stella Norman - Scored s two goals, both off free kicks...battled injury in 2014, playing 13 matches and tallied 3 assists...transferred from Stony Brook before the 2014 season. 22 Angelica Pacheco - Played in 13 matches in 2014, including each of the final nine...scored a goal on Oct. 5 vs. Omaha. 1 Cassidy Rey Summit League Goalkeeper of the Year...Five-time Summit League Defensive Player of the Week. 5 Claire Schrier - Three-year letterwinner at Cherry Creek High School. 14 Leah Swander - Played two seasons with U.S. Youth Academy...Three-time first team all-conference selection...missed Aug. 31 match (injury). 27 Tina Vargas Summit League All-Tournament Team...Recorded six shutouts in Riley Welch - Played in four matches in Made her first career start on Aug. 23 vs. Colorado State. National Top 25 NSCAA - Oct. 6 School Points Prev. 1 North Carolina (29) Florida State Virginia (2) West Virginia BYU Stanford Clemson Auburn Virginia Tech South Carolina Penn State Florida Texas Tech Minnesota Arizona Notre Dame Texas A&M Connecticut Washington 196 RV 20 Kentucky 158 RV 21 Washington State Northwestern Rutgers South Florida Santa Clara Summit League Preseason Poll Place Team Points (FP) 2014 Record (6) (5-3-0, 15 pts.) 2. South Dakota State 59 (3) (5-2-1, 16 pts.) 3. North Dakota State (4-2-2, 14 pts.) 4. IUPUI (5-3-0, 15 pts.) 5. Omaha (3-3-2, 11 pts.) 6. Oral Roberts (3-5-0, 9 pts.) 7. South Dakota (2-4-2, 8 pts.) 8. Western Illinois (4-3-1, 13 pts.) 9. Fort Wayne (0-6-2, 2 pts.) 2015 Colorado Cup Schedule Date Home Away Time/Result 8/21 CC UNC CC 1-0 UNC 8/21 CSU CU CSU 1-1 CU 8/21 AFA DU AFA 2-0 DEN 8/23 UNC AFA UNC 1-0 AFA 8/23 DU CSU DEN 0-1 CSU 8/23 CU CC CU 3-0 CC 9/11 DU CU DU 0-1 CU 9/13 UNC CSU. UNC 1-3 CSU 10/30 AFA CC 7 p.m Colorado Cup Table Team Pts GD GF GA 1 Colorado Colorado State Air Force Northern Colorado Colorado College

6 (0-9-1, SL) vs. South Dakota (4-9-0, SL) Date: 10/04/15 Attendance: 111 Weather: Cloudy, 54 deg, chance of rain gk 1 Cassidy Rey Stella Norman Jessie Dancy Makenzie Bothner Jackie Dutton Brooke Boothe Mary Dewalt Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Francesca Garzelloni Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Hannah Bricker Leah Swander Riley Welch Totals Cassidy Rey 90: TM Team 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Dakota Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Dakota Soccer Box Score (Final) 2015 Women's Soccer vs South Dakota (10/04/15 at Vermillion, S.D.) Goals by period 1 2 Total South Dakota South Dakota 1 Sydney Hardin Corey Strang Katlin Ptacek Taylor Nivala Courtney Baker Brittney Baker Sammie Villwock Kasha Meyer Danielle Anderson Katelyn Floysand Elena Tsakakis Makenzie Burmeister Cooper Thau Brenna Bills Lara Boman Teagan Eberle Totals Sydney Hardin 90: TM TEAM 0: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Dakota Fouls 1 2 Total South Dakota :32 USD Courtney Baker (2) (unassisted) Corner by 17, goalie knocks cross wide, 1 it into goal 2. 18:50 DEN Stella Norman (2) (unassisted) Direct free kick from outside right of box, over goalie's reach 3. 60:31 USD Corey Strang (2) Brittney Baker 20 throws in to 3, Strang with a shot 30 y into left of net 4. 66:55 USD Corey Strang (3) Sammie Villwock 22 on outside right drops back to 3, strike to left corner of net 5. 85:05 USD Brenna Bills (2) (unassisted) 22 crosses, DU defender heads it up into sends it low left Win-Sydney Hardin (4-5-0). Loss-Cassidy Rey (0-8-1). Stadium: USD Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Brent Wilson; Asst. Referee: Bobby Simetich; Brittney Hageman; Alt. Official: Tyler Soyer; Scorer: USD Sports Info; LAST WEEKEND DENVER DROPS SUMMIT OPENER 4-1 AT SOUTH DAKOTA PIONEERS HOST NORTH DAKOTA STATE OCT. 9 AT 7 P.M. MT IN SUMMIT LEAGUE HOME OPENER VERMILLION, S.D. The University of women s soccer team opened its 2015 Summit League campaign with a 4-1 loss at South Dakota on Sunday afternoon at the USD Soccer Complex. Even though we weren t engaged enough as a group today, we had a breakaway to go ahead when it was 1-1 and a chance to tie with a free header from six yards, so we were able to create several chances on the road, head coach Jeff Hooker said. In the end, I don t think we respected our opponents enough and didn t lay it all out there like we needed to today. Now we have to get refocused and prepare for our two home games this weekend. South Dakota got on the board quickly, netting the breakthrough in the fifth minute on Sunday afternoon. Senior Taylor Nivala took the corner kick that was initially deflected by junior goalkeeper Cassidy Rey (Arcadia, Calif.), but her clearance fell to sophomore Courtney Baker who knocked it into the open net for her second goal of the campaign. The Coyotes lead lasted a little over 14 minutes before junior center back Stella Norman (Lakewood, Colo.) equalized with her second free kick goal of the campaign. Norman served up this free kick from just outside the right of the box, placing her strike up and over the keeper s reach. Sunday s goal is the ninth of her career, and her second both as a Pioneer and this season (transferred from Stony Brook before the 2014 season). nearly went ahead in the 43rd minute as sophomore forward Riley Welch (Littleton, Colo.) had the final shot attempt of the first half beat the keeper, but cleared off the line by a South Dakota defender. The Pioneers back four cleared a ball off their own goal line in the 58th-minute preventing South Dakota s go-ahead goal before the hour mark. Freshman center back Cristiana Behnken (Ogden, Utah) kept the ball out of Rey s net after the junior stopped South Dakota s first chance on goal in the build-up. Minutes later, South Dakota s first goal scorer provided the assist on the Coyotes go-ahead goal in the 61st-minute off a throw-in that setup a Corey Strang 30-yard strike into the side netting. Junior Brooke Boothe (Ontario, Calif.) tried to find the equalizer right back, but her header off a freshman Hannah Bricker (Fort Collins, Colo.) corner was kept out by USD keeper Sydney Hardin. Strang netted her second of the match in the 67th minute, receiving a cutback from the right off a Sammie Villwock cross that she slotted into the lower left corner to put the Coyotes up 3-1. South Dakota added another late goal in the 86th minute when Brenna Bills netted her second of the 2015 campaign.

7 2015 SEASON STATISTICS 2015 Women's Soccer Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 06, 2015) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att cnr 6 Stella Norman Leah Swander Brooke Boothe Courtney Coffey Riley Welch Mary Dewalt Cristiana Behnken Francesca Garzelloni Lauren Conley Jackie Dutton Taylor Ivins Lilly Mcswain Makenzie Bothner Jessie Dancy Karina Fredette Hannah Bricker Randee Holman-Kelley Tina Vargas Tori Divita Angelica Pacheco Cassidy Rey Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record Shots # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo faced 1 Cassidy Rey : / Tina Vargas : /0 5 TM Team - 0: /0 0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 2 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Attendance Summary DEN Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 3/758 5/382 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/287

8 2015 RESULTS 2015 Women's Soccer Game Results (as of Oct 06, 2015) All games Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored # 08/21/15 at Air Force L # 08/23/15 vs Colorado State L /29/15 vs Wyoming TO /31/15 at Hawai'i LOT /04/15 at San Francisco L /06/15 at UC Davis L # 09/11/15 COLORADO L /18/15 VILLANOVA L /26/15 PORTLAND LOT Stella Norman (unassisted) * 10/04/15 at South Dakota L Stella Norman (unassisted) # - Colorado Cup Team Record W-L-T Overall: Conference: 0-1 Home: 0-3 Away: 0-5 Neutral: Overtime: Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral:

9 2015 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME 2015 Women's Soccer Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 06, 2015) All games Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% Sog Sog% GW PK-Att YC RC Min 08/21/15 at Air Force /23/15 vs Colorado State /29/15 vs Wyoming /31/15 at Hawai'i /04/15 at San Francisco /06/15 at UC Davis /11/15 COLORADO /18/15 VILLANOVA /26/15 PORTLAND /04/15 at South Dakota Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 10 Shots per game: 7.40;Goals per game: 0.20 Assists per game: 0.00;Points per game: 0.40 Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Faced 08/21/15 at Air Force : /23/15 vs Colorado State : /29/15 vs Wyoming : /31/15 at Hawai'i : /04/15 at San Francisco : /06/15 at UC Davis : /11/15 COLORADO : /18/15 VILLANOVA : /26/15 PORTLAND : /04/15 at South Dakota : Totals : Opponent 933:

10 2015 GAME-BY-GAME COMPARISON 2015 Women's Soccer Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Oct 06, 2015) All games Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goal Corners CKgoals YC RC Offside 08/21/15 Air Force 0-2 0/2 0/2 7/15 2/7 1/8 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/2 08/23/15 Colorado State 0-1 0/1 0/0 12/6 4/3 4/3 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/1 08/29/15 Wyoming 0-0 0/0 0/0 4/11 1/3 0/7 0/0 0/0 0/0 0/1 08/31/15 Hawai'i 0-1 0/1 0/1 13/21 5/9 4/9 0/0 0/1 0/0 0/0 09/04/15 San Francisco 0-4 0/4 0/2 7/16 3/8 5/8 0/1 0/0 0/0 0/1 09/06/15 UC Davis 0-3 0/3 0/3 5/13 3/8 2/5 0/1 0/0 0/0 1/1 09/11/15 COLORADO 0-1 0/1 0/2 1/13 1/4 2/5 0/0 2/1 0/0 1/0 09/18/15 VILLANOVA 0-2 0/2 0/1 11/13 1/6 6/2 0/0 0/0 0/0 7/8 09/26/15 PORTLAND 1-2 1/2 0/3 6/7 4/4 4/6 0/0 0/1 0/0 1/7 10/04/15 South Dakota 1-4 1/4 0/2 8/12 6/7 8/6 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/4 Totals /20 0/16 74/127 30/59 36/59 0/2 2/3 0/0 13/25 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

11 GAME 1: AIR FORCE 2-0 DENVER (AUG. 21, 2015) (0-1) vs. Air Force (1-0) Date: Aug 21, 2015 Attendance: 568 Weather: 77 degrees, scattered clouds gk 1 Cassidy Rey Hannah Bricker Stella Norman Karina Fredette Jessie Dancy Makenzie Bothner Jackie Dutton Brooke Boothe Leah Swander Francesca Garzelloni Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Mary Dewalt Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Riley Welch Totals Cassidy Rey 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Air Force Corner kicks 1 2 Total Air Force Goals by period 1 2 Total Air Force Air Force gk 1 KAHALLEY, Alex SKIDMORE, Alison COOK, Kaitlyn SWIFT, Ally BEASLEY, Rebecca GRECO, Ashley ENNIS, Kaitlyn MAVROUDIS, Morgan O'SULLIVAN, Kristina DUEBER, Natalee KARAMANOS, Angela KUNZELMAN, Brooke COBB, Taylor RITTMANN, Brooke REVELES, Alexandra DENTON, Lizzy REISINGER, Meredith SHIMKUS, Kristen Totals KAHALLEY, Alex 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Air Force Fouls 1 2 Total Air Force BOX SCORES GAME 2: COLORADO STATE 1-0 DENVER (AUG. 23, 2015) Colorado State (1-0-1) vs. (0-2) Date: Aug 23, 2015 Attendance: 462 Weather: Colorado State gk 0 MCGINLEY, Jesse d 3 TAYLOR, Makenzi d 8 STAUFFER, Jessica f 9 BERTANA, Gianna f 15 RELPH, Madisann m 19 DIETRICH, Kasey f 20 STONE, Janelle d 21 SPEED, Megan m 22 ECKERT, Amy m 24 ARAO, Mikayla m 34 MARCONI, Gianna HODGSON, Taylor SWENSON, Lexi BRATSCHUN, Erika RODRIGUEZ, Maddi ORNES, Kaija NELSON, Taylor STIVERS, Bethany GERDIN, Hannah JOCHHEIM, Jessica PLENTL, Beth SCHMIDT, Mikayla TM TEAM Totals MCGINLEY, Jesse 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Colorado State Goals by period 1 2 Total Colorado State gk 1 Cassidy Rey d 4 Hannah Bricker d 6 Stella Norman f 7 Karina Fredette d 9 Makenzie Bothner m 12 Brooke Boothe f 13 Mary Dewalt f 14 Leah Swander m 18 Francesca Garzelloni m 20 Riley Welch d 24 Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Jessie Dancy Jackie Dutton Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Angelica Pacheco Tori Divita Totals Cassidy Rey 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Colorado State :04 AF RITTMANN, Brooke (1) REVELES, Alexandra One time beat keeper to rt 2. 83:20 AF RITTMANN, Brooke (2) COBB, Taylor Corner kicks 1 2 Total Colorado State Fouls 1 2 Total Colorado State Win-KAHALLEY, Alex. Loss-Cassidy Rey. Stadium: Cadet Soccer Stadium Officials: Referee: Ryan Bailey; Asst. Referee: Ben Chouaf; Michael Parrinella; Scorer: Nick Arseniak; Offsides: 1, Air Force 2. Official's signature USAFA, Colo. The University of women s soccer team dropped its 2015 season opener 2-0 to Air Force on Friday night at Cadet Soccer Stadium. Friday s match was also both teams Colorado Cup opener. and Air Force played to a scoreless first half in the season opener, with Air Force outshooting the Pioneers 8-2. Freshman Leah Swander (Grand Junction, Colo.) provided the Pioneers best opportunity in the opening 45 minutes, getting on the end of a Lauren Conley (Centennial, Colo.) :05 CS OWN GOAL (unassisted) Win-MCGINLEY, Jesse (1-0-1). Loss-Cassidy Rey (0-2). Stadium: Prentup Field BOULDER, Colo. The University of women s soccer team dropped a 1-0 result to Colorado State on Sunday afternoon at Colorado s Prentup Field. Freshman Leah Swander (Grand Junction, Colo.) created a 12th-minute opportunity off a turnover in the back, but the newcomer s 18-yard strike flew just over the bar. took five of the first seven shots in the match, controlling most of the play in the first half hour. GAME 3: WYOMING 0-0 DENVER (AUG. 29, 2015) GAME 4: HAWAI I 1-0 DENVER (AET) (AUG. 31, 2015) Wyoming (0-0-3) vs. (0-2-1) Date: 08/29/15 Attendance: 112 Weather: Wyoming gk 0 ROWNTREE, Georgia BURTON, Taylor BASS, Alisha SCIBERRAS, Candace MEYER, Mandy ASHOURI, Shaina MARCHESO, Katie DUNDA, Sammi RAMER, Laurel GENTLE, Jessie BURBANK, Kimmy ENTSMINGER, Cassid PARKER, Claire LOMSNES, Kaitlyn CLAYTON, Annika MURRAY, Alyssa TYRRELL, Tristan Totals ROWNTREE, Georgia 45: ENTSMINGER, Cassid 65: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Wyoming Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Wyoming Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Wyoming gk 1 Cassidy Rey Courtney Coffey Stella Norman Makenzie Bothner Jackie Dutton Brooke Boothe Mary Dewalt Leah Swander Francesca Garzelloni Riley Welch Cristiana Behnken Karina Fredette Jessie Dancy Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Totals Cassidy Rey 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Wyoming Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Wyoming Wyoming-ROWNTREE, Georgia. -Cassidy Rey. Stadium: WPSS Officials: Offsides: Wyoming 1, 0. Outrigger Resorts No Ka 'Oi Official's signature WAIPAHU, Hawai i - The University of women s soccer team shared the spoils with Wyoming on Saturday night as the two teams played to a scoreless draw at Waipi o Peninsula Soccer Stadium. I m happy about our defensive performance out there tonight, head coach Jeff Hooker said. I thought we had some great moments offensively before Leah (Swander) got hurt. Leah and Mary (DeWalt) linked up well in the first half. Lauren (Conley) did her job coming off the bench, creating chances, but I just thought overall as a team, we weren t sharp in the final third. (0-3-1) vs. Hawai'i (1-2-1) Date: 08/31/15 Attendance: 613 Weather: gk 1 Cassidy Rey Courtney Coffey Stella Norman Karina Fredette Makenzie Bothner Jackie Dutton Brooke Boothe Mary Dewalt Francesca Garzelloni Riley Welch Cristiana Behnken Jessie Dancy Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Totals Cassidy Rey 94: Shots by period 1 2 OT Total Hawai'i Corner kicks 1 2 OT Total Hawai'i Goals by period 1 2 OT Total Hawai'i Hawai'i gk 21 Berger, Monk Kenui, Storm Battaglia, Lidia Lau, Sarah Crawford, Dani Furtado, Sonest Fujimoto, Tiana Pascua, Kama Daniel, Ryan Wassner, Elise Gleason, Kellsie Reyno, TJ Reed, Madison Strom-Okimoto, Rais Olotoa, Justine Takai, Lauren Totals Berger, Monk 94: Saves by period 1 2 OT Total Hawai'i Fouls 1 2 OT Total Hawai'i :26 UH Pascua, Kama Reyno, TJ Cuts defender on left side of the 6 yard b slots to near post YC-UH #2 (68:02) Win-Berger, Monk. Loss-Cassidy Rey. Stadium: WPSS Officials: Referee: Ken Kotner; Asst. Referee: Michael Yoneda; Michael Terry; Offsides: 0, Hawai'i 0. Outrigger Resorts No Ka 'Oi Official's signature WAIPAHU, Hawai i The University of women s soccer team fell to hosts Hawai i 1-0 in extra time on Monday night at the Waipi o Peninsula Soccer Stadium. The result won t show it, but I thought we were really good out there today, head coach Jeff Hooker said. We were night and day different from Saturday with our ability to keep the ball, create chances and control the midfield. With that said, we need to focus on our final pass and finishing in the final third as we prepare for two matches in California this weekend.

12 GAME 5: SAN FRANCISCO 4-0 DENVER (SEPT. 4, 2015) (0-4-1) vs. San Francisco (3-1-1) Date: 09/04/15 Attendance: 394 Weather: Sunny, clear, mid 60s gk 1 Cassidy Rey m 2 Courtney Coffey d 6 Stella Norman m 7 Karina Fredette d 9 Makenzie Bothner m 11 Jackie Dutton m 12 Brooke Boothe f 13 Mary Dewalt m 18 Francesca Garzelloni f 20 Riley Welch d 24 Cristiana Behnken Randee Holman-Kelle Hannah Bricker Jessie Dancy Leah Swander Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Totals Cassidy Rey 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total San Francisco Corner kicks 1 2 Total San Francisco Goals by period 1 2 Total San Francisco San Francisco gk 13 SCHIFFEL, Madalyn m 4 WILSON, Camille d 5 TORRES, Leticia f 9 WEERACKOON, Roch d 10 BISSIN, Halle f 19 ALUGAS, Alex m 20 WHITTLE, Amanda d 22 SCHAFFER, Ali m 24 NAKAE, Jessica d 25 ARRIOLA, Allison m 27 GIRAUD, Sonja WEBB, Tiara MARTINE, Carissa TELSON, Sydnie ELLIS, Sydney MERCADO, Micaela KEOGH, Price KERSTETTER, Rosie JEHNINGS, Samanth SMITHERS, Autumn SANTANA, Valerie GARCIA, Charlee PRESGRAVE, Makayla FRANCO, Celia Totals SCHIFFEL, Madalyn 71: PRESGRAVE, Makayla 18: Saves by period 1 2 Total San Francisco Fouls 1 2 Total San Francisco :32 USF NAKAE, Jessica (1) (unassisted) Lofted arcing shot from 25 yds out 2. 27:15 USF GIRAUD, Sonja (2) WHITTLE, Amanda Scored off rebound in scrum in front of go following corner kick :56 USF WEERACKOON, Rochelle (1) (unassisted) #9 crossed into box, bounced off defende for own goal 2015 BOX SCORES GAME 6: UC DAVIS 3-0 DENVER (SEPT. 6, 2015) (0-5-1) vs. UC Davis (5-1-0) Date: 09/06/15 Attendance: 225 Weather: 81 degrees, wind 7 NNW gk 1 Cassidy Rey mf 2 Courtney Coffey d 6 Stella Norman f 8 Jessie Dancy d 9 Makenzie Bothner mf 11 Jackie Dutton mf 12 Brooke Boothe f 14 Leah Swander mf 18 Francesca Garzelloni f 20 Riley Welch d 24 Cristiana Behnken Hannah Bricker Karina Fredette Mary Dewalt Lauren Conley Taylor Ivins Angelica Pacheco Tori Divita Randee Holman-Kelle Tina Vargas Totals Cassidy Rey 38: Tina Vargas 51: Shots by period 1 2 Total UC Davis Corner kicks 1 2 Total UC Davis Goals by period 1 2 Total UC Davis UC Davis gk 01 Smith, Alexis f 2 Crump, Crystal mf 3 Zamora, Ari d 4 Johansen, Lindsay mf 5 Hughes, Haley mf 9 Damian, Andi mf 10 Sola, Ana Marija mf 13 Drizin, Sienna d 21 Braken-Guelke f 24 Smith, Rachel d 32 Bouvia, Nicole Kawasaki, Ashley Smolinski, Nicole Pastor, Mari Minissian, Celina Burger, Sydney Marshall, Riley McKeegan, Mandy Moriarty, Mckenna Passmore, Karly Romano, Zuzu Totals Smith, Alexis 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total UC Davis Fouls 1 2 Total UC Davis :46 UCD Hughes, Haley (1) Damian, Andi Rebound and putback off Damian's initial 2. 38:29 UCD Smith, Rachel (4) McKeegan, Mandy Header off corner, dead center in front of 3. 83:24 UCD Smith, Rachel (5) McKeegan, Mandy McKeegan centers to Smith inside box, str thru GK. SAN FRANCISCO The University of women s soccer team dropped a 4-0 DAVIS, Calif. The University of women s soccer team fell to UC Davis by a result to San Francisco on Friday night at Negoesco Stadium. We learned today count of 3-0 on Sunday afternoon at Aggie Soccer Stadium. that you can t just hit the reset button at halftime, head coach Jeff Hooker said. We Our players are playing their hearts out, but it just wasn t our day today, head came out flat and they came out flying. We played well in the second half, but when coach Jeff Hooker said. This was a tough way to end a long road trip, but we just you re down the way we were at halftime, just playing well in the second half isn t need to keep our spirits up, and continue to keep our heads up. We need to regain quite good enough. We got broken down more times tonight than we have in a long our focus in this week of training before we play Colorado on Friday. time. Give credit to San Francisco, as I said, they came out flying and punished us. GAME 7: DENVER 0-1 COLORADO (SEPT. 11, 2015) GAME 8: DENVER VS VILLANOVA (SEPT. 18, 2015) Colorado (5-1-1) vs. (0-6-1) Date: 09/11/15 Attendance: 974 Weather: 70 deg., and partly cloudy Colorado gk 1 Scheele, Kate d 3 Huynh, Alex f 4 Krauser, Madison m 5 Pappalardo, Olivia m 6 Stanton, Morgan f 7 Evans, Danica m 10 Kinzner, Sarah d 15 Ward, Heather m 16 Greening, Erin f 20 Hooks, Brie m 27 Varnadore, Brooklyn Vidger, Alex Kraus, Mikaela Zuniga, Stephanie Stark, Brittney Totals Scheele, Kate 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Colorado Corner kicks 1 2 Total Colorado Goals by period 1 2 Total Colorado gk 1 Cassidy Rey m 2 Courtney Coffey d 6 Stella Norman d 9 Makenzie Bothner d 11 Jackie Dutton m 12 Brooke Boothe f 14 Leah Swander f 17 Lauren Conley m 18 Francesca Garzelloni f 19 Taylor Ivins d 24 Cristiana Behnken Hannah Bricker Karina Fredette Jessie Dancy Mary Dewalt Riley Welch Angelica Pacheco Totals Cassidy Rey 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Colorado Fouls 1 2 Total Colorado :13 COLO Kraus, Mikaela (1) Hooks, Brie cross from right side onto top of 18, finish Krauser, Madison into LS netting YC-DEN #12 (18:27); YC-DEN #TM (53:07); YC-COLO #7 (83:11) Win-Scheele, Kate (5-1-1). Loss-Cassidy Rey (0-6-1). Stadium: CIBER Field Officials: Referee: Karen Abt; Asst. Referee: Adam Mueller; Matt Grove; Scorer: Niko Blankenship; Offsides: Colorado 0, Colorado Cup DENVER Colorado s Mikaela Kraus found the back of the net in the 74th minute to provide the difference as the University of women s soccer team suffered a 1-0 setback to Colorado on Friday night at CIBER Field at the University of Soccer Stadium. It was a great effort from our team tonight, head coach Jeff Hooker said. The rival games have typically been one goal games like this one was tonight. We really put together a decent game plan, but we just didn t execute it as well as we would have liked to in the first half. Villanova (0-8-0) vs. (0-7-1) Date: 09/18/15 Attendance: 397 Weather: 65 deg., and sunny Villanova gk 1 HARRIS, Emily m 7 KOPPLIN, Noa m 8 JOHNS-BOEHME, Aliz d 9 WALLACE, Addie m 10 DULIBA, Callie d 11 KUEFLER, Emily f 13 MARTIN, Katie d 14 HART, Renee d 15 WIESE, Michelle m 91 WILSON, Hayley f 99 MARINO, Reanna HUGHES, Kayla VOCELKA, Amanda O'TOOLE, Siobhan Totals HARRIS, Emily 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Villanova Corner kicks 1 2 Total Villanova Goals by period 1 2 Total Villanova gk 1 Cassidy Rey d 4 Hannah Bricker d 6 Stella Norman f 7 Karina Fredette d 9 Makenzie Bothner m 11 Jackie Dutton m 12 Brooke Boothe f 14 Leah Swander m 18 Francesca Garzelloni f 20 Riley Welch d 24 Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Randee Holman-Kelle Jessie Dancy Mary Dewalt Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Angelica Pacheco Totals Cassidy Rey 90: TM Team 0: Saves by period 1 2 Total Villanova Fouls 1 2 Total Villanova :54 VU MARINO, Reanna (1) MARTIN, Katie rebound finish from six yards on left side 2. 69:10 VU VOCELKA, Amanda (1) Penalty kick Win-HARRIS, Emily. Loss-Cassidy Rey. Stadium: CIBER Field Officials: Referee: Jose Corro; Asst. Referee: Ken Hehir; Tomas Habtemicael; Scorer: Niko Blankenship; Offsides: Villanova 8, 7. DENVER The University of women s soccer team dropped a 2-0 result to Villanova on Friday night at CIBER Field at the University of Soccer Stadium. Villanova netted its opener in the 42nd minute as Reanna Marino finished a rebound from six-yards out off a Katie Martin strike to put the Wildcats up a goal late in the first half. The Wildcats Amanda Vocelka converted a spot kick in the 70th minute to double the visitor s advantage.

13 GAME 9: DENVER 1-2 PORTLAND (AET) (SEPT. 26, 2015) Portland (4-6-0) vs. (0-8-1) Date: 09/26/15 Attendance: 902 Weather: 75 deg., and clear Portland gk 00 LUSBY, Rachel m 4 JONES, Sarah d 5 EDENSTROM, Alyssa m 6 KENDRICK, Parkes d 8 BOON, Ellie d 9 DeGROOD, Haylee f 12 DIEKER, Maddie m 15 GRIFFITHS BOSTON, d 17 VIERA, Ariel m 18 LA PREVOTTE, Noelle m 23 WETHERINGTON,Allis PEDERSEN, Cecilia JETER, Devlyn Totals LUSBY, Rachel 99: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 OT Total Portland Corner kicks 1 2 OT Total Portland Goals by period 1 2 OT Total Portland gk 1 Cassidy Rey d 6 Stella Norman d 9 Makenzie Bothner m 11 Jackie Dutton m 12 Brooke Boothe f 13 Mary Dewalt f 14 Leah Swander d 15 Lilly Mcswain f 17 Lauren Conley m 18 Francesca Garzelloni d 24 Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Randee Holman-Kelle Hannah Bricker Karina Fredette Jessie Dancy Taylor Ivins Riley Welch Totals Cassidy Rey 99: Saves by period 1 2 OT Total Portland Fouls 1 2 OT Total Portland :30 DEN Stella Norman (1) (unassisted) free kick from just inside midfield 2. 48:28 POR PEDERSEN, Cecilia (3) DIEKER, Maddie through ball 1v1 slid into bottom right 3. 99:16 POR DIEKER, Maddie (1) JETER, Devlyn cross on the ground from left shot from te WETHERINGTON,Allison BR YC-POR #5 (84:44) Win-LUSBY, Rachel. Loss-Cassidy Rey. Stadium: CIBER Field 2015 BOX SCORES GAME 10: SOUTH DAKOTA 4-1 DENVER (OCT. 4, 2015) (0-9-1, SL) vs. South Dakota (4-9-0, SL) Date: 10/04/15 Attendance: 111 Weather: Cloudy, 54 deg, chance of rain gk 1 Cassidy Rey Stella Norman Jessie Dancy Makenzie Bothner Jackie Dutton Brooke Boothe Mary Dewalt Lilly Mcswain Lauren Conley Francesca Garzelloni Cristiana Behnken Courtney Coffey Hannah Bricker Leah Swander Riley Welch Totals Cassidy Rey 90: TM Team 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Dakota Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Dakota Goals by period 1 2 Total South Dakota South Dakota 1 Sydney Hardin Corey Strang Katlin Ptacek Taylor Nivala Courtney Baker Brittney Baker Sammie Villwock Kasha Meyer Danielle Anderson Katelyn Floysand Elena Tsakakis Makenzie Burmeister Cooper Thau Brenna Bills Lara Boman Teagan Eberle Totals Sydney Hardin 90: TM TEAM 0: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Dakota Fouls 1 2 Total South Dakota :32 USD Courtney Baker (2) (unassisted) Corner by 17, goalie knocks cross wide, 1 it into goal 2. 18:50 DEN Stella Norman (2) (unassisted) Direct free kick from outside right of box, over goalie's reach 3. 60:31 USD Corey Strang (2) Brittney Baker 20 throws in to 3, Strang with a shot 30 y into left of net 4. 66:55 USD Corey Strang (3) Sammie Villwock 22 on outside right drops back to 3, strike to left corner of net 5. 85:05 USD Brenna Bills (2) (unassisted) 22 crosses, DU defender heads it up into sends it low left DENVER -- The University of women s soccer team got a goal from junior VERMILLION, S.D. The University of women s soccer team opened center back Stella Norman (Lakewood, Colo.), but it wasn t enough as Portland its 2015 Summit League campaign with a 4-1 loss at South Dakota on Sunday topped 2-1 in extra time on Saturday evening at CIBER Field at the University of Soccer Stadium. Junior defensive mid Brooke Boothe (Ontario, as a group today, we had a breakaway to go ahead when it was 1-1 and a chance to afternoon at the USD Soccer Complex. Even though we weren t engaged enough Calif.) nearly put the Pioneers ahead in the fourth minute as a Norman corner kick tie with a free header from six yards, so we were able to create several chances on was headed by Boothe, who beat the keeper, but her shot was cleared off the line by the road, head coach Jeff Hooker said. In the end, I don t think we respected our a Portland defender. opponents enough and didn t lay it all out there like we needed to today. GAME 11: DENVER V NDSU (OCT. 9, 2015) GAME 12: DENVER V SDSU (OCT. 11, 2015)

14 CAREER STATISTICS Cristiana Behnken TOTAL Shots: 3, vs Colorado State -- 08/23/15 Brooke Boothe TOTAL Points: 2, 4 times Goals: 1, 4 times Assists: 1, at Colorado -- 09/12/14; at TCU -- 09/20/13 Shots: 6, Oral Roberts -- 10/03/14 Makenzie Bothner TOTAL Points: 2, Iowa State -- 09/14/14 Goals: 1, Iowa State -- 09/14/14 Shots: 4, Iowa State -- 09/14/14; at Western Illinois -- 10/12/14 Hannah Bricker TOTAL Shots: 1, vs Colorado State -- 08/23/15 Courtney Coffey TOTAL Shots: 4, at Hawai'i -- 08/31/15 Lauren Conley TOTAL Points: 2, at Colorado College -- 08/24/14 Goals: 1, at Colorado College -- 08/24/14 Assists: 1, IUPUI -- 11/06/14 Shots: 2, 4 times

15 CAREER STATISTICS Jessie Dancy TOTAL Shots: 2, Oral Roberts -- 10/03/14 Mary Dewalt TOTAL Shots: 3, at Hawai'i -- 08/31/15 Tori Divita TOTAL Points: 1, at IPFW -- Nov 08, 2013 Assists: 1, at IPFW -- Nov 08, 2013 Shots: 1, at IPFW -- Nov 08, 2013; vs North Dakota State -- Nov 10, 2013 Jackie Dutton TOTAL Shots: 2, Iowa State -- 09/14/14 Karina Fredette 2012* * * TOTAL All* * Statistics from prior team/school Points: 2, North Dakota -- 08/31/14; at Western Illinois -- 09/21/14; Detroit -- 10/18/14 Goals: 1, North Dakota -- 08/31/14; at Western Illinois -- 09/21/14; Detroit -- 10/18/14 Assists: 1, Youngstown State -- 10/24/14 Shots: 4, Youngstown State -- 10/25/14

16 CAREER STATISTICS Francesca Garzelloni TOTAL Points: 4, vs North Dakota State -- Nov 10, 2013 Goals: 2, vs North Dakota State -- Nov 10, 2013 Assists: 1, 5 times Shots: 5, at IPFW -- 10/05/13 Randee Holman-Kelley TOTAL Points: 1, Iowa State -- 09/14/14 Assists: 1, Iowa State -- 09/14/14 Shots: 1, Villanova -- 09/18/15 Taylor Ivins TOTAL Points: 3, at Idaho -- Oct 26, 2012 Goals: 1, 9 times Assists: 1, at Idaho -- Oct 26, 2012; BYU -- 09/25/14; vs North Dakota State -- Nov 10, 2013 Shots: 4, Detroit -- 09/05/14 Lilly Mcswain TOTAL Points: 1, at Long Beach State -- 08/31/14; Omaha -- 10/05/14; at Long Beach State -- Aug 31, 2014 Assists: 1, at Long Beach State -- 08/31/14; Omaha -- 10/05/14; at Long Beach State -- Aug 31, 2014 Shots: 1, 4 times

17 CAREER STATISTICS Stella Norman 2012* * TOTAL All* * Statistics from prior team/school Points: 2, Portland -- 09/26/15; at South Dakota -- 10/04/15 Goals: 1, Portland -- 09/26/15; at South Dakota -- 10/04/15 Assists: 1, at Nevada -- 08/22/14; at Western Illinois -- 10/12/14 Shots: 5, at Western Illinois -- 10/12/14 Angelica Pacheco TOTAL Points: 2, Omaha -- 10/05/14 Goals: 1, Omaha -- 10/05/14 Shots: 2, Omaha -- 10/05/14 Cassidy Rey TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : TOTAL : Saves: 11 [9th], Saint Mary's -- 08/30/13

18 CAREER STATISTICS Claire Schrier Leah Swander TOTAL Shots: 5, vs Colorado State -- 08/23/15 Tina Vargas TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Shots: 1, at UC Santa Barbara -- 09/29/13 Saves: 3, at Western Illinois -- 10/12/14 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Goals against avg: 5th (1.04) Riley Welch TOTAL Shots: 2, at San Francisco -- 09/04/15; at South Dakota -- 10/04/15

19 RADIO/T V ROSTER 2015 DU Women s2015 Soccer Roster 0 Kendall Mulvaney So., Goalkeeper 7 Karina Fredette RS-Jr., Midfielder 15 Lilly McSwain Jr., Midfielder Cassidy Rey Jr., Goalkeeper 2 Courtney Coffey Fr., Midfielder 3 Randee HolmanKelley So., Defender 4 Hannah Bricker Fr., Defender 5 Claire Schrier Fr., Defender 6 Stella Norman Sr., Defender 8 Jessie Dancy So., Forward 9 Makenzie Bothner So., Defender 11 Jackie Dutton So., Midfielder 12 Brooke Boothe Jr., Midfielder 13 Mary DeWalt Fr., Forward 14 Leah Swander Fr., Forward 17 Lauren Conley So., Forward 18 Francesca Garzelloni RS-Jr., Midfielder 19 Taylor Ivins Sr., Forward 20 Riley Welch So., Forward 22 Angelica Pacheco So, Forward 23 Tori Divita Jr., Defender 1 Pronunciation Guide Angelica Pacheco - awhn-hel-ica pah-cheh-ko Cristiana Behnken - Kris-tee-awnah Bank-En Francesca - frahn-ches-kah Ivins - EYE-vuhnz Mulvaney - mull-vay-nee 24 Cristiana Behnken Fr., Defender Jeff Hooker Head Coach 27 Tina Vargas Sr., Goalkeeper Kris Peat Associate Head Coach Katie Hooker Assistant Coach 2015 Women s Soccer Pioneers.com