2015 AUBURN SOCCER AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: 392 SOUTH DONAHUE DRIVE AUBURN, AL

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1 2015 AUBURN SOCCER AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: 392 SOUTH DONAHUE DRIVE AUBURN, AL SCHEDULE/RESULTS , SEC DATE OPPONENT TIME W/L Aug. 13 at Kennesaw State# W, 5-0 Aug. 15 vs. MERCER# L, 2-1 Aug. 21 at UC Irvine W, 1-0 Aug. 23 at Long Beach St. W, 1-0 (2OT) Aug. 28 vs. UAB W, 4-0 Aug. 30 vs. FURMAN W, 2-0 Sept. 4 vs. SAMFORD W, 2-0 Sept. 6 vs. OLD DOMINION W, 1-0 Sept. 11 at Missouri* L, 2-1 Sept. 13 vs. SOUTH ALABAMA W, 2-1 Sept. 20 at Tennessee* W, 3-1 Sept. 25 vs. LSU* W, 3-2 (2OT) Sept. 27 vs. #9 FLORIDA* W, 3-2 Oct. 1 at Alabama* W, 2-1 (2OT) Oct. 8 at #10 South Carolina* L, 2-0 Oct. 11 vs. #17 TEXAS A&M* W, 2-0 Oct. 16 at #21 Ole Miss* L, 2-0 Oct. 23 vs. KENTUCKY* W, 2-1 Oct. 25 vs. GEORGIA* L,1-0 Oct. 29 at Mississippi St.* W, 3-0 Nov. 4 vs. #22 South Carolina^ T, 2-2 (5-3 PKs) Nov. 6 vs. #6 Florida^ L, 2-0 Nov. 14 vs. SE LOUISIANA# W,1-0 Nov. 20 vs. #15 Texas Tech@ W, 3-2 (OT) Nov. 22 vs. #1 Florida State@ 12 pm CT GAME 23 #1 Florida State Seminoles Nov. 22, :00 p.m. CT Tallahassee, Fla. Seminole Soccer Complex (2,000) Site...Seminole Soccer Complex (2,000) TV...None Live Stats... Tigers.com Twitter...@Soccer Series Record...FSU In NCAA Tournament...FSU Last Meeting...Florida State 4, 1 (2013) Current Streak... Florida State W1 AUBURN IN FIRST SWEET 16 IN PROGRAM HISTORY AND MUST NOW FACE TOP-SEEDED FLORIDA STATE will try to keep rewriting history when it faces top-seeded Florida State in the NCAA Tournament Third Round match Sunday in Tallahassee, Fla. is playing in its first Sweet 16 match in program history. This will be the fifth time Florida State and have faced off in an NCAA Tournament match. The Seminoles have won the previous four matches by a combined score of 6-2. last faced Florida State in the regular-season in 2013, falling to a 4-1 decision in Tallahassee. Haley Roberson scored the lone goal for the Tigers in that match. No. 1 Florida State will be s highest ranked opponent ever in an NCAA Tournament game. The Tigers faced No. 2 BYU in Provo, Utah back in 2012, losing a 1-0 match in the second round. hasn t been shutout in its last four NCAA Tournament matches, scoring a combined six goals. Until it s win Friday vs. Texas Tech, had yet to score more than one goal in those last four matches. AUBURN FLORIDA STATE VS Rankings... 15/ Record (7-4-0 SEC) Head Coach... Karen Hoppa Record at AU (Yrs.) (17th) Rankings...1/ Record (6-1-3 ACC) Head Coach...Mark Krikorian Record at FSU (Yrs.) (11th) All times Central. Home Games in BOLD - NCAA Tournament Second/Third Round (Tallahassee, Fla.) # - NCAA Tournament First Round (, Ala.) ^ - SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.) * - SEC Game # - Exhibition Game RADIO: WEGL 91.1 FM Local: 91.1 FM WEGL Play-by-Play: Brit Bowen Online: Tigers.com Tunein.com TWITTER: #WAREAGLE #AUFamily Official Handle...@Soccer LIVE STATS: SECSports.com AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS JOHN THOMAS... Asst. Communications Director...(Soccer/Softball Contact)...john.thomas@auburn.edu Web...Tigers.com Office Phone...(334) BEAL S GAME-WINNER SENDS AUBURN PAST TEXAS TECH, 3-2, IN OVERTIME IN NCAA SECOND ROUND For the first time in program history, Soccer has reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Women s Soccer Tournament after defeating No. 15 Texas Tech, 3-2, Friday afternoon in overtime at the Seminole Soccer Complex in Tallahassee, Fla. Senior Logan Beal provided the game-winner for the Tigers putting back the rebound on a shot from Casie Ramsier right in front of the goal. It was Beal s third goal of the year and s The 16 wins is the most in a single-season by an team. Previous highs of 15 wins occurred in 2002, 2004 and is playing in its first Sweet 16 match Sunday vs. #1 Florida State. Head coach Karen Hoppa reached the 250- win plateau against LBSU, becoming the 37th head coach in Division I history to do so. Hoppa currently has 200 wins as s head coach, the third most for any SEC coach at their current school. (Burleigh and Pensky). s 3-2 win over Florida was its first over a Top-10 team since 2011 and first over the Gators since that same year. Casie Ramsier now has 12 goals on the year, 10 coming in games where she scored twice. Ramsier became the second player to ever be named NSCAA National Player of the Week after her two game-winners vs. LSU and Florida. (Katy Frierson). STREAKS, STORYLINES, SIDEBARS Ramsier had a five point game vs. LSU, her first five point game of her career. Ramsier s four game-winning goals in SEC play was the most in the league. Taylor Troutman currently leads all freshman with four goals and three assists (9 points). She scored the first goal of s 3-2 win over Texas Tech Friday. With 90 collegiate caps to her name, senior Kala Faulkner has solidified herself on the back line and captains the defense, setting a new consecutive games started record. Kala Faulkner, Casie Ramsier and Haley Gerken were each named team captains by their teammates before the exhibition at Kennesaw State. The 1,729 fans that came and watched last week s 1-0 win over SE Louisiana was the eighth largest home crowd all-time and largest for a home NCAA match.

2 /Soccer Soccer MEDIA AVAILABILITY NCAA TOURNAMENT SECOND/THIRD ROUND MONDAY November 16 TUESDAY November 17 WEDNESDAY November 18 THURSDAY November 19 FRIDAY November 20 SATURDAY November 21 SUNDAY November 22 PRACTICE PRACTICE OFF-DAY/TRAVEL FLORIDA STATE GAME (TEXAS TECH; 1 PM CT; Tallahassee, Fla.) OFF-DAY GAME (FLORIDA STATE 12 PM CT; Tallahassee, Fla. Interviews by request Interviews by request NO INTERVIEWS Interviews by request Interviews postgame Interviews by request Interviews Postgame PRESS SERVICES Members of the media are supplied with weekly release packages, which contain updated statistics, features and information on what is ahead. On game day, the communications staff will distribute immediate results, notes, statistics and other pertinent information. CREDENTIALS All home matches are free to the public and will not require a media credential for entry. However, if you plan on covering any soccer matches at the Soccer Complex this season, please notify John Thomas at least 24 hours in advance as press box space is very limited. INTERVIEWS All interviews for head coach Karen Hoppa, student-athletes and assistant coaches must be coordinated through John Thomas. Requests should be submitted at least 24 hours in advance. Other than post-game interviews, interview days are scheduled prior to practice during the week. Contact John Thomas for updated information. Phone interviews with out-of-town media can be arranged also. TELEPHONE Phones are available for working press in the press box. Out-of-town radio wishing to broadcast should contact John Thomas for specifics on phone line AUBURN ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS usage at least one week prior to the game. AUBURNTIGERS.COM Game stories, game notes, news releases, schedules, results, statistics, history and much more can be found on the University athletics home page at COMPETITION FACILITY The Soccer Complex is located along Samford Ave at the corner of Biggio Drive. The main entrance of the complex is located at the same corner. Fans and media can park anywhere along the entrance including the McWhorter Center parking lot. PHOTOGRAPHY Please contact John Thomas or another member of the AU Communications staff for information regarding shooting restrictions upon arrival at the Soccer Complex John Thomas, Assistant Director of Communications, is the primary media coordinator for the Tiger soccer team. Phone: Fax: Cell Phone: Same as above phone john.thomas@auburn.edu STRONG ON FIELD AND IN THE CLASSROOM: KALA FAULKNER Kala Faulkner has played in every game since her freshman year and has become one of the premier center backs in the country. Last year, she was also named an NSCAA Third-Team Scholar All-American last year. QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION School... University City / Zip..., Ala. / Founded...Oct. 1, 1856 Enrollment... 25,469 Nickname... Tigers Colors...Burnt Orange and Navy Blue Affiliation... NCAA Division I Conference...Southeastern Conference President... Dr. Jay Gogue ( 69) Athletic Director...Jay Jacobs ( 85) Sr. Women s Administrator... Meredith Jenkins Alma Mater...Florida State (1992) University Website... Athletics Website... AUBURN PROGRAM HISTORY First Year of Soccer All-Time Record All-Time SEC Record NCAA Tournament Appearances...12 SEC Tournament Appearances...19 NCAA Postseason Record SEC Tournament Record STAFF INFORMATION Head Coach... Karen Hoppa (UCF, 1990) Career Record (.540) Record at (.537) (17th season) Assistant Coach... Ben Madsen (Lincoln Memorial, 03) Assistant Coach...James Armstrong (Edinburgh, 01) STADIUM INFORMATION Stadium (Capacity). Soccer Complex (1,500) 2014 TEAM INFORMATION 2014 Overall Record (.545) 2014 Conference Record (Finish) (T-5th)

3 AUBURN #3 FLORIDA STATE LAST TIME AGAINST FLORIDA STATE Aug. 25, 2013 Tallahassee, Fla. Score By Halves 1 2 OT OT2 Score Florida State SCORING PLAYS 1st FSU 15:22 B. Thorvaldsdottir (Bakowska-Matthews, Driesse) 1st FSU 40:54 Nora Kervroedan (PK) 2nd FSU 52:18 B. Thorvaldsdottir (Fields, Lopez) 2nd FSU 59:49 Jamia Fields (Thorvaldsdottir) 2nd AU 85:32 Haley Roberson (C. Ramsier, Sierra) AU FSU Shots 3 19 Corners 2 6 Saves 5 1 Offsides 1 1 Goalkeepers: AU: Alyse Scott- 2 SV, 2 GA, 45:00; Alicen Wright - 3 SV, 2 GA, 45:00 FSU: Kelsey Wys - 0 SV, 1 GA, 90:00, W TALLAHASSEE, Fla. Florida State struck early, taking a 1-0 lead in the 16th minute of the match. Bergland Thorvaldsdottir scored on a diving header at the left side of the goal off a cross from Marta Bakowska-Mathews. The Seminoles struck again before the half as Nora Kervroedan scored on a penalty kick in the 41st minute, giving FSU a 2-0 lead. The kick occurred after AU s Chelsea Gandy-Cromer and an FSU player got tangled on the end line in a battle for the ball. FSU got on the board early in the second half, taking a 3-0 lead in the 53rd minute. Jamia Fields found Thorvaldsdottir in front of the goal, about 12 yards out, setting up the redirect shot. Thorvaldsdottir returned the favor in the 60th minute as she crossed a pass in from the left corner, setting up a header for Fields that gave FSU a 4-0 lead. killed the shutout in the 86th minute as freshman Haley Roberson scored her first career goal. Senior Bianca Sierra set up the scoring situation with a corner kick. Casie Ramsier received the kick and headed it to the left post, but Roberson was there to finish off the play for the goal. The goal was the first scored on the thirdranked Seminoles this season. 1 4 fourth victory in overtime this season. took two separate leads throughout the game, getting two goals in the first half, but allowing the Red Raiders to score one goal in each half. Janine Beckie scored both goals for Texas Tech, one off a penalty kick in the 27th minute. However, was able to respond back each time before the winner in the 100th minute by Beal. took the early 1-0 lead in the 14th minute when freshman Taylor Troutman scored on a nice one-touch from five yards out for her fourth goal of the year. The play started near midfield with Faulkner feeding junior Samantha Solaru on the left flank. Solaru made a nice one-touch pass to Troutman and beat the keeper in the upper 90. Tech was able to tie the game up in the 27th minute after Beckie got a penalty kick on a tough call near the left end line on Kiana Clarke. But, was there to respond again in the 32nd minute as the first half winded down. Sophomore Hannah Alspach found some open space down the right side and delivered a perfect ball toward the far post. What looked to be a cross from the initial kick ended up winding in to the upper 90, giving Texas Tech s goalkeeper no chance at making the save. For Alspach, it was her second goal of the year and gave the 2-1 lead at halftime. AUBURN KEEPS ON STREAKING Since the arrival of head coach Karen Hoppa 17 years ago, making the postseason has been a priority. In the previous 15 seasons, including this year, has made the field at the coveted SEC tournament, marking the second-longest active streak in the conference. All 15 of those appearances have come under Coach Hoppa NCAA TOURNAMENT BRACKET 2015 NCAA Division I Women's SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP HOW DID THE TIGERS GET TO THE NCAA TOURNAMENT SECOND ROUND? BEATING SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA, 1-0 Sophomore Kristen Dodson provided the lone goal for the soccer team last week, joined with a strong defensive showing as the Tigers defeated Southeastern Louisiana, 1-0, in the NCAA Tournament First Round action at the Soccer Complex. The win is s eighth all time in the NCAA Tournament and places it in the NCAA Second Round for the eighth time in program history. A win over Texas Tech next week would place in its first ever Sweet 16. A standing room only crowd of 1,729 watched the Tigers put up 29 shots on offense, which usually would have spelled more goals for the Orange and Blue. However, the play of Southeastern Louisiana s goalkeeper, Hope Sabadash, was quite outstanding as she turned away 11 of s shots. Even with the large shot output, was still able to break through in the 41st minute when Dodson delivered home a rebound after a cross from Casie Ramsier deflected off Sabadash just 10 yards from the goal line. For Dodson, it was her fifth goal of the year. The 1,729 fans that braved the chilly conditions at the Soccer Complex Saturday night set a new home record for largest crowd at an NCAA Tournament Second/Third Round Final Second/Third Round First Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Semifinals Quarterfinals First Round November 13, 14 November December 4 December 4 November November 13, 14 November 20 & 22 December 6 November 20 & 22 or 15 or or or 28 *Florida St. (14-2-4) *Penn St.(16-3-2) 1 1 *Florida St. 3-0 *Penn St. 5-0 Evansville (6-10-3) Albany (NY) (11-8-1) LSU (13-5-4) Boston U. (12-5-3) South Ala. 4-0 Boston U. 2-1 *South Ala. (17-2-2) Final *St. John's (NY) (15-3-1) WakeMed Soccer Park *Texas Tech (13-3-5) Cary, North Carolina *Ohio St. (11-6-3) Texas Tech p.m. Ohio St. 2-1 North Texas (19-3-1) ESPNU Butler (16-6-1) Southeastern La. (13-4-4) Cincinnati (13-5-5) 1-0 Virginia Tech * (14-5-1) *Virginia Tech (14-3-2) 4 3 *North Carolina (14-4-1) *California (13-5-3) 3 North Carolina 3-0 Loyola Marymount 1-0 Liberty (13-7-1) Loyola Marymount (13-5-1) *Texas A&M (15-6-1) South Dakota St. (12-5-3) Texas A&M 2-1 Minnesota 5-0 Washington (12-6-2) *Minnesota (11-6-3) *Ole Miss (13-5-2) *Washington St. (14-5) Ole Miss 1-0 Northwestern 1-0 Murray St. (16-4) Northwestern (13-5-2) Furman (17-4-1) Duquesne (12-9-1) *Clemson 3-0 *West Virginia 4-0 Semifinal Semifinal 2 *Clemson (13-4-1) *West Virginia (16-2-1) 2 WakeMed Soccer Park WakeMed Soccer Park Cary, North Carolina Cary, North Carolina 2 *Florida (17-3-1) *Rutgers (16-3-2) 2 5 p.m. 7:30 p.m. *Florida 1-0 *Rutgers 1-0 NATIONAL ESPNU ESPNU Western Mich. (14-3-4) Fairleigh Dickinson (16-4) CHAMPION William & Mary (14-4-2) Hofstra (13-5-1) William & Mary 0-0 Hofstra 2-2 *UCF (12-6-1) *Georgetown (11-5-3) *South Fla. (15-3-3) *UConn (17-3) FGCU 2-1 UConn 5-0 FGCU (13-5-2) Siena (12-6-3) James Madison (14-6-2) Oakland (8-5-7) Duke 5-0 Notre Dame *Duke (10-5-4) *Notre Dame (13-4-1) 3 4 *Santa Clara (13-5-2) *Southern California (14-5-1) Santa Clara 1-0 Southern California Long Beach St. (11-6-3) Cal St. Fullerton (16-3-1) Northern Colo. (13-7-2) Boston College (11-6-2) Arizona 2-0 Princeton 4-2 *Arizona (12-5-2) *Princeton (13-3-1) *BYU (15-2-2) *South Carolina (12-4-3) BYU 1-0 UNCW 2-0 Utah Valley (14-6-1) UNCW (14-6-1) San Jose St. (10-7-4) Howard (13-7-2) +Stanford 2-0 *Virginia *Stanford (16-2-1) *Virginia (16-1-2) 1 +Games will be played Thursday and Saturday. *Host institution for preliminary round games. All game times are Eatern standard time. Order of semifinal games will be determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin play 45 minutes after the conclusion of the first game.

4 match. The last leading number was 1,472 against Clemson back in HOPPA WITH 200 WINS AS AUBURN S HEAD COACH With the 3-2 overtime victory over Texas Tech in the NCAA Tournament Second Round, head coach Karen Hoppa scored her 200th win as s head coach. Now in her 17th season at University, joins Becky Burleigh at Florida and Bryan Blitz at Missouri as the only two SEC head coaches to have 200 wins at their current school. In just her career, Hoppa has taken the Tigers to all 13 of the program s NCAA tournaments, winning eight first round games. She also holds the second-longest active streak of consecutive SEC Tournament appearances as she took her team that finished tied for third in the SEC to its 15th-straight conference tournament, advancing to the semifinals. Overall in her career, Hoppa has over 260 wins, which includes six seasons as the head coach at her alma mater, UCF. AUBURN COMES BACK FROM TWO GOALS DOWN TO BEAT SOUTH CAROLINA ON PENALTIES Sophomore Ellie Leek couldn t have picked a better time to score her first goal of the season Wednesday night, scoring the equalizer in the 76th minute to complete a two-goal comeback and then hitting the winning penalty kick for the Tigers in the shootout to defeat No. 16 South Carolina and help the soccer team advance to the semifinals of the 2015 SEC Tournament. was down 2-0 after 60 minutes of play and South Carolina seemed to have all the momentum, but the Tigers began to chip away in the 61st minute on a Kristen Dodson goal, her fourth of the year, followed by Leek s goal just 14 minutes later. On the equalizing goal, Leek buried a one-timer from the left side of the box into the top corner of the net after great passes from Brooke Ramsier and touch from Logan Beal. The win for is its first in the SEC Tournament since 2013, defeating LSU as the 10-seed before losing in the quarterfinals. Friday will be s first appearance in the tournament semifinals since 2012 when reached the final, which was also the same year that last had a match go into penalties. AUBURN VS. THE NCAA FIELD has faced seven of the NCAA Tournament teams this season, including South Carolina twice and compiling a record. Its only losses coming against Ole Miss and South Carolina in the regular-season. came back to tie South Carolina in the SEC Tournament and advanced through after winning on penalty kicks. did defeat LSU, South Alabama, Texas A&M, Florida, Furman and Long Beach State this year, all tournament teams. defeated two-seeded Florida, 3-2, during the regular-season, but fell to the Gators, 2-0, in the SEC Tournament semifinals. TIGERS VS. THE ACC Sunday s match with the Florida State Seminoles will be the 12th all-time meeting between the two programs. is all-time against teams from the ACC, the majority of those meetings coming against Florida State. faced Clemson in each of the last two seasons, dropping a 2-1 decision last season in Clemson and tying 0-0 in The Tigers faced both Duke and Wake Forest in 2012 with Wake being s most common ACC opponent behind Clemson and Florida State. TIGERS PLAY FOR LONG-TIME STRENGTH COACH MEGAN YOUNG The hashtag #MeguhStrong has caught on amongst the soccer team this season after long-time strength coach Megan Young was diagnosed with leukemia last month. SEC OVERALL W-L Pts. W-L PCT Florida^% Missouri Ole Miss S. Carolina Texas A&M LSU Vanderbilt Georgia Kentucky Tennessee Miss State Arkansas Alabama ^ - SEC Regular-Season Champion % - SEC Tournament Champion AROUND THE SEC FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2015 Texas Tech at AU, 3-2 (OT) Texas A&M at North Carolina A&M, 1-0 Ole Miss at Clemson T, 1-1 (OM 5-4 PKs) William & Mary at Florida (SECN+) UF, 5-2 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2015 at Florida State Texas A&M vs. Ole Miss (1) Duke at Florida (2) 1 - at Clemson, S.C. 2 - at Gainesville, Fla. SEC STANDINGS ALL TIME ARE CENTRAL TIME 12 p.m. 12 p.m. 1 p.m.

5 NATIONAL POLLS CASIE RAMSIER MAKING THE CLIMB UP AUBURN CAREER CHARTS Second Round/Tallahassee, Fla.) (11/20/15) Defeated a Top 10 opponent It s already been a banner year for junior vs. #9 Florida (3-2) (09/27/15) Casie Ramsier. With 12 goals and two assists vs. #5 Duke (1-0) (09/02/11) good for 26 points, she has already positioned herself well on the single-season charts, her Posted Consecutive Shutouts 6-straight - at UC-Irvine (1-0) (8/21/15); at Long goal total is tied for the second-most ever in Beach State (1-0, 2OT) (8/23/15); vs. UAB (4-0) a season and her 26 points are tied for ninth (8/28/15); vs. Furman (2-0) (8/30/15); vs. Samford (2- all-time. 0) (9/4/15); vs. Old Dominion (1-0) (9/6/15) But with this strong year, Ramsier has now jettisoned up the career charts. With 25 career goals, she is now fifth all-time and ninth in Was Shutout vs. #6 Florida (SEC Tournament Semifinals (11/06/15) points (61). In each of her three seasons, she has THE LAST TIME A TIGER INDIVIDUAL... been among the top two on the team in goal Scored three goals in a half scoring, netting nine her freshman year and Tammy Waine vs. Alabama A&M (08/25/00) four in This season is easily a career-high in both goals and points and makes her the first player with 10 or more goals in a Scored three goals in a match Tatiana Coleman vs. Kennesaw State (08/28/11) season since Earlier this year, Ramsier scored twice Scored four goals in a match against UAB (8/28), which set a new personal Tiffany Smith vs. LaGrange (09/25/93) game-high for the Texan. Now she has five Had three assists in a match games with two goals scored (LSU, Florida, Brooke Ramsier at Tennessee (9/20/15) UAB, Texas A&M and Mississippi State). NSCAA POLL (NOVEMBER 10, 2015) Rk. School Record Points 1 Virginia(24) Florida State(6) Stanford(1) West Virginia Florida Penn State Clemson North Carolina Rutgers Notre Dame USC Santa Clara BYU Virginia Tech Texas Tech South Carolina California UConn Duke Texas A&M South Florida Washington State Ole Miss Cal StateFullerton Others Receiving Votes: South Alabama (30), Arizona (25), St. John s (19), Princeton (19), Michigan (18), North Texas (14), Northwestern (8), Hofstra (5), LSU (4), Minnesota (4), Long Beach State (3), Washington (3), Cincinnati (3), Boston College (1) TOP DRAWER SOCCER POLL (NOV. 9, 2015) Rk. School Record 1. Florida State Virginia Stanford Penn State Florida West Virginia North Carolina UConn Virginia Tech BYU Rutgers Notre Dame Clemson Santa Clara Texas A&M Texas Tech Duke USC Princeton South Alabama Mississippi Northwestern Florida Gulf Coast California Others Receiving Votes: Mississippi (13-5-2), Washington State (14-5-0), Arizona (12-5-2), Hofstra (13-5-1), Cal State Fullerton (16-3-1) Career Goals 1. Jill Palmer THE LAST TIME... THE LAST TIME A TIGER TEAM... Scored 10 goals in a match 11 vs. Alabama A&M (08/25/00) Scored five goals in a half 5 vs. Mississippi State (10/05/08) Longest home winning streak 8, Middle Tennessee, Kennesaw State, Duke, Wright State, Kentucky, Vanderbilt, LSU, Arkansas (08/26-10/16/11) 12, #25 Missouri, Mississippi State, Alabama, UAB, Furman, Samford, Old Dominion, South Alabama, LSU, #9 Florida, #17 Texas A&M, Kentucky (10/10/14-10/23/15) Won three straight road matches 3, Georgia, Arkansas, LSU (10/06-20/02) Won three straight neutral site matches 3, LSU, Tennessee, Florida (11/02-04/11) Longest winning streak 6 x4 (10/03/04-10/22/04) (08/30/02-09/15/02) (09/08/00-09/26/00) (08/21/15-09/06/15) Had four assists in a match Tammy Waine vs. South Alabama (09/15/99) Took 10 shots in a match Caitlin King vs. Kennesaw State (09/04/09) Had 10 saves in a match Alyse Scott (10) at Vanderbilt (09/26/14) Had 15 saves in a match Meredith McPherson vs. Arkansas (09/24/94) Recorded a shutout Sarah Le Beau vs. SE Louisianna (NCAA 1st round) (11/13/15) Had back-to-back shutouts Sarah Le Beau (6) at UC-Irvine, at Long Beach State, vs. UAB, vs. Furman, vs. Samford, vs. Old Dominion (8/21, 23, 28, 30, 9/4, 6/15) Recorded six consecutive shutouts Sarah Le Beau at UC-Irvine, at Long Beach State, vs. UAB, vs. Furman, vs. Samford, vs. Old Dominion (8/21, 23, 28, 30, 9/4, 6/15) Longest streak not allowing a goal Megan Rivera (687 minutes) (09/12-10/05/03) Saved a penalty kick Sarah Le Beau vs. #9 Florida (09/27/15) Chandler Hillen at Denver (09/18/08) Had 30 shots in a match 32, vs. Furman (08/30/15) 34, vs. High Point (08/19/12) Played to a scoreless tie vs. Tennessee (10/05/14) GK scored a goal Karina Micomonaco, at W. Florida (10/23/93) GK had an assist Alyse Scott vs. Memphis (09/05/14) Defeated a ranked opponent vs. #15 Texas Tech (3-2 in OT) (NCAA Tournament

6 2. Tammy Waine Katy Frierson Sarah Steinmann Maggie Cauley Casie Ramsier 2013-present Rebecca Howell Tiffany Smith Chrissy Culver Tori Ball Mary Coffed Career Points 1. Katy Frierson Jill Palmer Maggie Cauley Sarah Steinmann Tammy Waine Kellie Evans Rebecca Howell Kristen Schier Casie Ramsier 2013-present Chrissy Culver Mary Coffed TIGERS CLINCH 15TH-STRAIGHT APPEARANCE IN SEC TOURNAMENT WITH 2-1 WIN OVER KENTUCKY will continue its second-longest active streak of SEC Tournament appearances this year after defeating Kentucky, 2-1. The Tigers 15-year long streak is only second to Florida, which has reached the conference tournament each year since joining the conference in s streak dates back to the year 2000, which was the second-year for current head coach Karen Hoppa. KALA FAULKNER - THE IRON HORSE Currently at 90-straight matches started and played, senior Kala Faulkner set the new record for consecutive matches started last Friday when she started against Florida in the SEC Tournament semifinals. Faulkner, who started her career back in 2012, has started and played every game since freshman year. The total matches played (90) currently sits second on the AU all-time charts, just two behind Mary Coffed ( ), who holds the career record. Career Matches Played 1. Mary Coffed Kala Faulkner 2012-present Tori Ball Katy Frierson Maddie Barnes Julie King Mary Nicholson Heather Havron Bianca Sierra Ashley Eason Amy Howard Sammy Towne Jenn Johnson Jac Schwarz Jenny Zarzour Sarah Power Jenn Walters Career Matches Started 1. Kala Faulkner 2012-present Julie King Katy Frierson Ashley Eason Jenn Johnson Jenny Zarzour Jenn Walters Amy Howard Ronda Brooks Erin Hinson Megan Rivera KIANA CLARKE - NO REST FOR THE WEARY has played 2,046 minutes thus far, and junior Kiana Clarke is the only player to have played all 2,046 minutes, surpasssing her career high of 1738 minutes in the SEC Tournament this season against South Carolina. Kiana since she started her career at has played in all 64 games, starting 55 of them. Playing 1738 minutes in her freshmen season, and 1307 in her sophomore season. BROOKE RAMSIER PROVIDING HAND IN GOALS WHEN AUBURN NEEDS IT s new Wellness Kitchen offers all-you-care-to-eat dining, featuring various action stations, a pizza oven, a carving station, a hot line with fresh meats and vegetables, a salad bar and a smoothie station. All-Time NCAA Tournament Results Overall: 7-12 Appearances: (13) 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2014, Clemson, S.C. Date Opponent Score 11/16 #19 Florida State L, Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/15 UCF W, /17 Florida State L, Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/14 Oklahoma State W, /16 #6 Florida State L, 2-1 (OT) 2004, Ala. Date Opponent Score 11/12 Clemson W, /14 #14 Washington L, Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/10 #21 California L, Gainesville, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/16 UCF L, , Ala. Date Opponent Score 11/14 Belmont W, /16 #6 Florida State L, Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/13 California L, 2-1 (OT) 2010 Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/12 #25 South Fla. L, , Ala. & Stillwater, Okla. Date Opponent Score 11/12 Utah State W, /18 #18 Maryland L, Seattle, Wash. & Provo, Utah Date Opponent Score 11/9 Washington W, /15 #2 BYU L, Ft. Myers, Fla. & Gainesville, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/15 Florida Gulf Coast W, /21 #16 Texas Tech L, , Ala. & Tallahassee, Fla. Date Opponent Score 11/14 SE Louisiana W, /20 #15 Texas Tech W, 3-2 (OT) 11/22 #1 Florida State 12 pm CT

7 NCAA TOURNAMENT RECORDS MOST GOALS SCORED: 3 vs. #15 Texas Tech (2015) MOST GOALS ALLOWED: 3 (3 times) vs. USF (2010), Central Florida (2007), California (2006) LEAST GOALS SCORED: 0 (5 times) at BYU (2012), vs. Maryland (2011), Florida State (2008), Washington (2004), Clemson (2001) LEAST GOALS ALLOWED: 0 (6 times) vs. SE Louisiana (2015) at FGCU (2014) vs. Belmont (2008), Clemson (2004), vs. Oklahoma State (2004), vs. Central Florida (2002) MOST SHOTS TAKEN: 29 vs. SE Louisiana (2015) MOST SHOTS ALLOWED: 26 by Florida State (2008) LEAST SHOTS TAKEN: 3 vs. Florida State (2002) LEAST SHOTS ALLOWED: 2 by Utah State (2011) MOST CORNER KICKS: 12 (2 times) vs. SE Louisiana (2015) vs. Utah State (2011) MOST CORNER KICKS ALLOWED: 13 by Oklahoma State (2003) LEAST CORNER KICKS: 0 vs. FGCU (2014) LEAST CORNER KICKS ALLOWED: 0 by USF (2010) MOST SAVES: 12 vs. Florida State (2008) LEAST SAVES: 1 (2 times) vs. Utah State (2011), Belmont (2008) MOST SAVES BY AN OPPONENT: 11by SE Louisiana (2015) LEAST SAVES BY AN OPPONENT: 1 by Florida State (2002) MOST FOULS COMMITTED: 18 vs. Florida State (2002) MOST FOULS COMMITTED AGAINST: 19 by Clemson (2004) LEAST FOULS COMMITTED: 4 vs. Central Florida (2002) LEAST FOULS COMMITTED AGAINST: 5 by Florida State (2008) CONSECUTIVE MINS WITHOUT ALLOWING A GOAL: 139:15 (Florida State 2002-Florida State 2003) MOST SHOTS IN 1ST HALF: 18 vs. SE Louisiana (2015) LEAST SHOTS IN 1ST HALF: 1 vs. Clemson (2004) MOST SHOTS ALLOWED IN 1ST HALF: 9 (2 times) vs. California (2009), vs. Florida State (2008) LEAST SHOTS ALLOWED IN 1ST HALF: 0 by Utah State (2011) MOST SHOTS IN 2ND HALF: 12 vs. Florida State (2008) LEAST SHOTS IN 2ND HALF: 1 vs. Florida State (2002) MOST SHOTS ALLOWED IN 2ND HALF: 17 by Florida State (2008) LEAST SHOTS ALLOWED IN 2ND HALF: 2 (2 times) by Utah State (2011), Belmont (2008) MOST TOTAL GOALS IN 1ST HALF: 3 (2 times) vs. #15 Texas Tech (2015), at Washington (2012) MOST GOALS SCORED IN 1ST HALF: 2 (3 times) vs. #15 Texas Tech (2015), at Washington (2012), vs. Central Florida (2002) MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN 1ST HALF: 2 (2 times) vs. Central Florida (2007), vs. California (2006) LEAST GOALS SCORED IN 1ST HALF: 0 (12 times), last at BYU (2012) LEAST GOALS ALLOWED IN 1ST HALF: 0 (11 times) vs. SE Louisiana (2015), at FGCU (2014), at BYU (2012), vs. Maryland (2011), Utah State (2011), Belmont (2008), Clemson (2004), vs. Florida State (2003), vs. Oklahoma State (2003), vs. Central Florida (2002), vs. Florida State (2001) MOST TOTAL GOALS IN 2ND HALF: 3 vs. USF (2010) MOST GOALS SCORED IN 2ND HALF: 2 vs. Clemson (2004) MOST GOALS ALLOWED IN 2ND HALF: 2 vs. USF (2010) LEAST GOALS SCORED IN 2ND HALF: 0 (13 times) vs. #15 Texas Tech (2015), vs. SE Louisiana (2015), at FGCU (2014), vs. Texas Tech (2014) at BYU (2012), at Washington (2012), vs. Maryland (2011), Florida State (2008), Washington (2004), vs. Florida State (2003), vs. Oklahoma State (2003), vs. Central Florida (2002), vs. Florida State (2001) LEAST GOALS ALLOWED IN 2ND HALF: 0 (10 times) SE Louisiana (2015) at FGCU (2014) at Washington (2012), vs. California (2009), vs. Florida State (2008), Belmont (2008), Washington (2004), vs. Clemson (2004), vs. Oklahoma State (2003), vs. Central Florida (2002), SHUTOUTS: (6 times) vs. SE Louisiana (2015), at FGCU (2014), vs. Belmont (2008), Clemson (2004), vs. Oklahoma State (2003), vs. Central Florida (2002) MOST GOALS SCORED, DEFEAT: 1 (6 times) vs. USF (2010), vs. California (2009), vs. Central Florida (2007), vs. California (2006), vs. Florida State (2003), vs. Florida State (2002) MOST GOALS ALLOWED, VICTORY: 1 (2 times) at Washington (2012), vs. Utah State (2011) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 2 (3 times) vs. Belmont (2008), Clemson (2004), vs. Central Florida (2002) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT: 2 (3 times) vs. USF (2010), vs. Central Florida (2007), vs. California (2006) QUICKEST GOAL 1ST HALF: 2:12 at Washington ( Tori Ball) QUICKEST GOAL ALLOWED 1ST HALF: 3:47 vs. California (2006) QUICKEST GOAL 2ND HALF: 51:41 vs. USF ( Ana Cate) QUICKEST GOAL ALLOWED 2ND HALF: 45:34 by Florida State (2003) QUICKEST TIME ANSWERING OPPONENT S GOAL: 4:57 vs. #15 Texas Tech (2015) SHORTEST TIME BETWEEN AUBURN GOALS: 3:20 vs. Central Florida (2002) SHORTEST TIME BETWEEN OPPONENT GOALS: 6:14 by Central Florida (2007) RECORD ATTENDANCE AT AUBURN: 1,729 vs. SE Louisiana (2015) LAST THREE NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES 2014 Nov. 15, 2014 Fort Myers, Fla. 1 2 F FGCU Scoring: AU: Haley Gerken (Tori Ball, Chelsea Gandy-Cromer) 10: Nov. 9, 2012 Seattle, Wash. 1 2 F Washington Scoring: AU: Tori Ball (Unassisted) 2:12; AU: Mary Nicholson (Tori Ball) 14:13; UW: Lindsay Elston (Unassisted) 37: Nov. 12, 2011, Ala. 1 2 F Utah State Scoring: AU: Katy Frierson (Mary Coffed, Jessica Wolfe) 16:42; AU: Tori Ball (Kim Spence) 57:04; USU: Kendra Pemberton (Unassisted) 63:06 Nov. 21, 2014 Gainesville, Fla. 1 2 F #16 Texas Tech Scoring: AU: Tori Ball (Unassisted) 5:10; TTU: Paige Strahan (Unassisted) 30:37; TTU: Alli Murphy (Unassisted) 86:12 Nov. 15, 2012 Provo, Utah 1 2 F #2 BYU Scoring: BYU: Carlee P. Holmoe (PK) 89:16 Nov. 18, 2011 Stillwater, Okla. 1 2 F Maryland Scoring: MD: Becky Kaplan (Ashley Grove, Sade Ayinde) 69:38

8 Brooke Ramsier had two assists in s SEC Tournament quarterfinal victory over South Carolina, providing the shot on frame that deflected back to Kristen Dodson for the first goal and then providing the great cross for the equalizer that fed to Logan Beal, who half-volleyed to Ellie Leek for the onetimer. Along with her three goals, Ramsier now has 10 assists, for 16 points, second on the team behind her sister Casie. Ramsier was the first player on the team to reach the 10-point plateau, marking her second-straight season of 10 points or more. Seven of her eight assists came in SEC play, the most of any player in the conference in Her 10 assists is already the most in a single-season for her career and her 16 points also sets a new career-high for points in a season. With now 10 assists, Ramsier is the 10th player ever with double-digit assists in a single-season. Ramsier had a hand in all three of s goals in a 3-1 victory over Tennessee. was able to score three times on a Tennessee squad that had only given up one goal before the match. With s first goal in the 21st minute, it broke a shutout streak of nearly 400 minutes the Volunteers had coming in. The goal came from a corner kick from Ramsier that was placed perfectly at the near post where senior Sophie Simantel finished home the header to give the early lead. Ramsier s three assists in the match is a new career-high for the Texas-native. Her three assists are not only a personal-high for a single game, but is the most in one game by an player this year. The three assists also ties for the most in one game by any SEC player this season. Ramsier joins Haley Pounds of Texas A&M and Natalia Gomez-Junco of LSU as the only players with three assists in a single game. CASIE RAMSIER NAMED SEC CO-SCHOLAR- ATHLETE OF YEAR, HEADLINING FOUR TIGERS NAMED ALL-SEC Junior Casie Ramsier was named the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year this afternoon along with three other Tiger soccer players, who were named All-SEC by the conference office. Joining Ramsier on the all-conference list are senior Kala Faulkner, freshman Taylor Troutman and redshirt freshman Sarah Le Beau. For the first time in her career, Ramsier was not only named to one of the high individual awards in the conference, but joins Faulkner on the All-SEC First Team. As for Faulkner, this marks her fourth-straight allconference selection and second time (2013) being named to the first team. Le Beau was named to both the All-SEC Second Team and SEC All-Freshman Team for her work between the pipes at goalkeeper, while Troutman emerged as one of the best freshman in the conference as she was also named to the All-Freshman team. The four players named all-conference this season is the most for since putting four on the prestigious lists in That year, Katy Frierson was named an All- SEC first teamer, while Rebecca Howell and Sammy Towne were put on the second team. Goalkeeper Amy Howard was named All- Freshman. With its four players this year, had the second-most players in the conference named All-SEC, behind just Florida and Texas A&M, who each put five on the all-conference lists. Going back to this year s players, Ramsier becomes the second player ever to be named the SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Former All-American Katy Frierson won the award back during her senior year in With her GPA in a double-major of Accounting and Finance, Ramsier is on track to graduate a full year early from the honors college and begin work on her master s degree next fall. PROTECTING HOME FIELD AT ALL COSTS was at home this season before its 1-0 loss to Georgia last Sunday. Even with the loss, the home regular-season record is still one of the best in history. The nine wins matches the most home wins in school history in one season (2002). The Tigers have never gone undefeated and untied upon through an entire season in program history. Only in 2002 and 2003 did come close, recording one tie. CASIE RAMSIER...NEVER SATISFIED With now 12 goals on the 2015 season, Casie Ramsier is on her way to one of the best seasons in history. Her 12 goals makes her the first 12-goal scorer in a season since Sarah Steinmann had 12 in It hasn t taken Ramsier long to reach the 10-goal plateau as most of her goal-scoring performances have come with more than one goal per game. In the seven matches she has scored in this year, five have been of the two goal variety. The five multi-goal games puts Ramsier in good company in the all-time ranks tying Tammy Waine who also had five games of two goals or more (2000) in one season since #MEGUHSTRONG For the last seven seasons, Megan Young has been the strength and conditioning coach for the Soccer team. Last month, Young was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia and will be absent for the rest of the 2015 season. Young, a player-favorite over the years has touched many young female lives over her years on the staff and is the longest tenured current member on Coach Hoppa s support staff. A website has been created to help fund the medical expenses of Young, who will be getting treatment in Birmingham, Ala. The website is meguhstrong.mydagsite.com. With the large outpouring of support for Young in her fight, a hashtag has been established by the soccer team, #MeguhStrong. TROUTMAN WINS SEC FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK HONORS AFTER WINNER AT ALABAMA After netting the biggest goal of her career, so far, soccer freshman Taylor Troutman was named the Southeastern Conference s Freshman of the Week. Troutman scored the game-winner in doubleovertime against in-state rival Alabama in the Iron Bowl of Soccer last Thursday, breaking a 1-1 tie to help give its fifth win in a row, fourth in conference play. After both teams battled to a 1-1 draw through the first 100 minutes of play, finally got a break in the tough winds that came through the Tuscaloosa area that night. Sophomore Hannah has been able to win when it matters most this season. The Tigers have been taken into doubleovertime four times this season, winning or advancing each time. (Last vs. S. Carolina - SEC Tourn. - Won in PKs).

9 Alspach sent in a ball to the far post in the 103rd minute, where Troutman raced in untouched to head the ball in beautifully, giving the opposing keeper no chance to stop it. For Troutman, it was her third goal of the year and first game-winner of her career. Troutman becomes the fourth player and only freshman with three or more goals this season, joining Casie and Brooke Ramsier along with Kristen Dodson. With the honor, it also breaks the program record for number of players named conference player of the week in a singleseason. In the 2003 and 2004 seasons, won four player of the week awards. This year, the team has accumulated five of the weekly honors, most out of any team in the SEC. TIGERS GETTING IT DONE IN OVERTIME After winning 2-1 in double-overtime at Alabama, has proven it knows how to win after regulation. The win at Alabama was the Tigers third double-overtime victory joining the likes of a 1-0 win at Long Beach State and a 3-2 win in its SEC home opener against LSU. This is the first time in s history that the Tigers have won three games in a season in double-overtime. Even though s first tie of the year was recorded Wednesday night with South Carolina, still came out on the winning side, defeating the Gamecocks 5-3 on penalty kicks to advance to the SEC Tournament semifinals. Game-winners in each have been scored by Brooke Ramsier (LBSU), Casie Ramsier (LSU) and Taylor Troutman (Alabama). AUBURN SOCCER ACHIEVES HIGHEST RANKING IN PROGRAM HISTORY AT NO. 8 With late wins over LSU and No. 9 Florida last week, the soccer team was expecting a rise in the national polls. When the polls were released, was No. 8 in the country according to the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. The Tigers dropped in this week s polls after a loss at No. 10 South Carolina and a win at home over No. 17 Texas A&M to 10th in the NSCAA poll and 12th in the Top Drawer Soccer poll. The No. 8 ranking sets a new highest ranking ever achieved by the soccer program in its history. This year, has been ranked for the past eight weeks, reaching No. 9 nearly three weeks ago before the SEC opener, which was the previous high. Before this year, had only reached the top-ten once back in 2004, en route to a 15-win season, which is still a school record for wins in a season. CASIE RAMSIER NAMED NATIONAL AND CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Still just a few days removed from helping to a thrilling 3-2 victory over No. 9 Florida on her winning goal in the final 30 seconds, junior Casie Ramsier raked in another weekly honor as she was named the National Player of the Week by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America and SEC Offensive Player of the Week. Ramsier was crucial in s thrilling wins over LSU and Florida this past weekend, both by scores of 3-2. The win over Florida was s first over the Gators since 2011 and first over a top-ten team since the same year. The national honor for Ramsier makes her only the second player to ever be named the National Player of the Week. Former All-American Katy Frierson was named National Player of the Week twice in her career, each in the 2010 and 2011 seasons. Ramsier scored two goals in both wins, both game-winners; the winning goal over LSU coming minutes into the second overtime period and the winner against Florida coming s Casie Ramsier has 12 goals on the year, making her the first player with 12 or more goals in a year since 2002 (Sarah Steinmann). The 12 goals is three more than her entire total freshman year (9, 2013). in the final 30 seconds of regulation. AUBURN CLAIMS 100 SEC VICTORIES IN PROGRAM HISTORY WITH WIN OVER TENNESSEE Entering its 22nd year of existence the women s soccer program has been the since the beginning of SEC Women s Soccer. When the SEC adopted women s soccer as a recognized conference sport in 1993, was one of the first four schools to field a team that year. Since then, has racked up 100 conference wins with number 100 coming on Sunday in its 3-1 victory over Tennessee. becomes the fifth school to ever win 100 SEC games, following the likes of Kentucky, Florida, Georgia and Tennessee. becomes the second original four team to win 100 conference games (Kentucky). AUBURN GOES UNDEFEATED IN NON- CONFERENCE PLAY FOR FIRST TIME IN PROGRAM HISTORY With its 2-1 win over in-state rival South Alabama, the Tigers finished the nonconference portion of their 2015 schedule with a perfect record. The perfect record marked the first time that had ever gone through the nonconference portion of their schedule with all wins and no ties since the team s inception in The last time an team ever came close to going undefeated and untied in nonconference play was in 2000, as the Tigers went overall, losing to just Dayton, 3-1. LAST TIME OUT: AUBURN FALLS IN SEC TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS TO TOP-SEEDED FLORIDA After two Florida goals in the first half, the 19th-ranked soccer team fought valiantly to try and make its second two-goal comeback in as many games, but could not get anything to hit the back of the net, falling 2-0 to No. 5 Florida Friday night in the SEC Tournament semifinals. Florida s Christen Westphal and Savannah Jordan provided the goals for the Gators within the first 18 minutes of regulation, but the Tigers were able to control much of the possession for the remainder of the game, getting many good looks at the goal, but getting nothing to fall. It was seemingly a tale of two halves between the Tigers and Gators. Florida controlled the possession game in the first 45 minutes, outshooting 6-3, but when the Tigers came out in the second half, it was that went on the offensive. Seven shots were put up by the Tigers in the second half, compared to Florida s one. Juniors Brooke and Casie Ramsier were doing everything they could to try and create something through the midfield, but each time Florida s back line was able to clear the ball or force a wayward shot.

10 did have a few unlucky breaks during the second half. In the 52nd minute, got what looked to be a key corner kick from Brooke Ramsier. Ramsier placed the ball perfectly in the middle of the box, where it was deflected right to Casie near the left post. Casie fired a shot that bounced off the Florida goalkeeper and in, but was called offsides. Just a minute later, Casie Ramsier again came up with a big play intercepting the back pass from Florida in the right side of the box and was able to get Florida keeper Kaylan Marckese in a 1v1. Ramsier shot far post, but it was just tipped by Marckese and rolled just wide of the post. Casie and Brooke Ramsier ended up with five shots combined, one each on goal. Samantha Solaru, Hannah Alspach and Kala Faulkner also provided a shot on goal in the match, forcing Marckese to make five saves for Florida. LEEK RACKING UP THE ASSIST NUMBERS Although still scoreless this year, sophomore Ellie Leek has found a way to contribute anyway, posting five assists so far this season, good for second on the team. Leek notched two assists in each of the matches against Furman (8/30) and South Alabama (9/13), which is a new single-game high for the Wales-native. She also had an assist against Samford (9/4), along with four shots, one being on goal. Leek has become a staple on the front line for the Tigers, creating multiple scoring opportunities off counter-attacks this season. SIMANTEL STEPS UP After teammate Haley Gerken went down with a season-ending knee injury, senior Sophie Simantel was called upon by head coach Karen Hoppa to fill the gap in the back. Simantel started the next five matches on s back line after Gerken s injury, logging 70 minutes or more in four of the last five contests Before this season, Simantel had only played a full 90 minutes four times in her career. This year she has logged 90 minutes against Samford (9/4) and South Alabama (9/13). Out of the five matches she s started this season, she has helped to two shutouts, Samford and Old Dominion (9/6). TWIN KILLING; RAMSIERS PROVIDE FIREPOWER IN HOME-OPENING WINS scored six goals in the home opener week in wins over UAB and Furman. Out of those six, four were scored by sisters Casie SEASON HONORS Sarah Le Beau SEC Defensive Player of the Week (Aug. 24) SEC Freshman of the Week (Sept. 28) All-SEC Second Team SEC All-Freshman Team Kala Faulkner SEC Preseason Watch List SEC Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 8) Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week (Sept. 9) All-SEC First Team Casie Ramsier SEC Preseason Watch List SEC Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 28) NSCAA National Player of the Week (Sept. 29) Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week (Sept. 29) All-SEC First Team SEC Co-Scholar Athlete of the Year Haley Gerken SEC Preseason Watch List Kristen Dodson SEC Preseason Watch List Brooke Ramsier Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week (Sept. 22) College Soccer 360 Primetime Performer (Sept. 23) Taylor Troutman SEC Freshman of the Week (Oct. 5) SEC All-Freshman Team Brooke Ramsier has become one of s best midfielders with 10 assists on the year, two coming in AU s penalty kick win over South Carolina. Ramsier is s primary corner taker from the left side. and Brooke Ramsier. Brooke scored the second goal of the season for during opening weekend, but Casie was left scoreless through two matches. After Brooke opened the scoring vs. UAB, Casie went on to score three of the next five goals, including the second-half netter vs. Furman. 29 total goals have been scored by just the Ramsier twins in the previous three seasons. Both players currently lead the squad with eight goals coming for Casie and three for Brooke. ALSPACH STRIKES FROM WAY OUTSIDE With her goal in the 9th minute vs. Furman, Alspach finally got her first goal of her collegiate career. Alspach found the net from nearly 20 yards out on a tough angle, getting one to tip past the keeper into the upper left 90. The Denton, Texas native is one of 10 different Tigers to score at least one goal this season. Alspach arrived on campus a year ago as a Goals 4 Tiffany Smith vs. LaGrange (1993) Half: 3 Tammy Waine vs. Alabama A&M (2000) Erika Schansberg vs. Mississippi St. (1998) Kristen Lampe vs. LaGrange (1993) Tiffany Smith vs. LaGrange (1993) Team/Game 11 Alabama A&M (2000) Shots Attempted Game: 13 Ginger Sellick vs. Mercer (2000) Team/Game: 51 vs. Grambling State (2008) Points Game: SINGLE-GAME RECORDS 8 Tiffany Smith vs. LaGrange (1993) Team/Game: 36 vs. Alabama A&M (2000) Assists Game: 4 Tammy Waine vs. S. Alabama (1999) Half: 3 Kristen Dodson vs. Missouri (2014) Tori Ball vs. Missouri (2014) Ellie Leek vs. UC Irvine (2014) Kellie Evans vs. Alabama A&M (2000) Sarah Stroud vs. Miss. State (1998) Courtney Durham vs. Piedmont (1993)

11 forward, but has solidified herself on the back line as a tough defender with the ability to move up the flanks at a moment s notice when needed. SARAH LE BEAU EARNS FIRST SEC DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK AWARD With two 1-0 shutouts to open the 2015 season, redshirt freshman goalkeeper Sarah Le Beau was honored by the Southeastern Conference for her performance as she was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week. Le Beau made nine saves overall on the weekend with eight coming on Sunday at Long Beach State, the third-most in a game by an keeper in the last four seasons. FAULKNER CAPTAINS AUBURN S STRONG DEFENSE In 2015, will field one of its most experienced back lines in recent history as all four of its primary defenders in 2014 are back in the Orange and Blue. 10 shutouts in 2014 highlights s defensive play, second-most in the SEC. Kala Faulkner, who will once again captain the back line, has 80 caps to her name, as she has started every game since her freshman year (2012). HOPPA REACHES 250 CAREER WINS WITH 1-0 DOUBLE OVERTIME VICTORY OVER LBSU With s win at Long Beach State, head coach Karen Hoppa recorded her 250th career win as a head coach, combining her 64 wins at UCF and her now 186 wins at. Hoppa now joins 36 other Division I head coaches with 250 wins and three other head coaches in the SEC (Becky Burleigh, Florida, 437; G Guerreri Texas A&M, 396; Bryan Blitz, Missouri, 253). Entering her 17th season as head coach of, Hoppa has reached the SEC Tournament for the past 14 seasons and has recorded 10 wins or more in 13 of her 17 seasons on The Plains. LE BEAU EARNS KEEP AFTER WINNING STARTING JOB IN GOAL After winning out the starting spot at goalkeeper, redshirt freshman Sarah Le Beau proved in just the first weekend why she could be one of the better keepers in the SEC. Le Beau earned the win and shutout in both matches of opening weekend, turning away a combined nine shots on goal vs. UC-Irvine and Long Beach State. Her performance netted her the SEC Defensive Player of the Week honor, just the sixth AU goalkeeper to do so. Le Beau has made eight saves in a game twice so far this season (Missouri, 9/11) (Long Beach State, 8/23), which ties for the secondmost in a game by any SEC goalkeeper this year. THE BELGIAN SENSATION: CHARLOTTE VAN ISHOVEN Freshman and Belgian international Charlotte Van Ishoven didn t waste any time making her presence in America after scoring on a header Friday against UCI, the game-winning goal in that match. Van Ishoven only played two minutes in that match, the final two minutes of the first half, but found herself in the right place in the box after a deflection, which ended up being the gamewinner. Van Ishoven played a combined 15 minutes in the opening weekend and should see more playing time as the season progresses. ONE ISN T ALWAYS THE LONLIEST NUMBER The 1-0 wins over UCI and Long Beach State were impressive starts for in their own right, but it was also the first time ever started a season with two 1-0 victories. In program history, the Tigers have started a season or better 10 times, including 2015, but never has a season started with victories of the smallest margin. A HELPING HAND tallied one of the top assist numbers in the nation last season, 46, which was the 19th-highest total in the nation. Sophomore Kristen Dodson led the way in the category with 10, which ended up being the second-most in a single season ever by an AU freshman. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR Sophomore Ellie Leek was s first international player since 2005 last season, now has a second player from across the pond in Charlotte Van Ishoven. Van Ishoven, a native of Belgium, comes by way of the Standard De Liege club, which was a winner of the Belgian Cup in Van Ishoven is also currently a member of the U-19 Belgian Women s National Team. AUBURN TABBED SEVENTH IN SEC PRESEASON COACHES POLL The University women s soccer team was picked to finish seventh in the Southeastern Conference in the preseason voting by the league s 14 head coaches. The poll, which was released by the conference office in Birmingham, Ala., tabbed with 103 of the total points awarded by the coaches, ahead of Arkansas (80), Georgia (71), Ole Miss (64), LSU (49), Alabama (38), Vanderbilt (34) and Mississippi State (18). In last season s preseason poll, was picked to finish 11th, but put those doubts to rest as it went on to win five conference matches and its 14th-straight berth in the SEC Tournament, finishing in a tie for fifth. The conference tournament streak is the second-longest active streak among the conference teams and dates back to 2001, all under current head coach Karen Hoppa. FAULKNER AND RAMSIER TWO OF SEC S-20 BEST ACCORDING TO TOP DRAWER SOCCER Two of s most decorated players on the active roster have started to gain more attention by the national media. Kala Faulkner and Casie Ramsier were both named two of the 20-best players in the Southeastern Conference by Top Drawer Soccer earlier this week. Faulkner, who enters her senior season in 2015 was also named the 52nd-best player in the nation by TDS also earlier in the month. Ramsier currently has 13 goals in her career and 35 points. Her goals total is just four away from the AU top-ten all-time. FAULKNER, GERKEN AND CASIE RAMSIER ALL NAMED CAPTAINS BY TEAM Before the exhibition at Kennesaw State earlier this year, the squad voted on team captains for the 2015 season. The honored tradition this year was bestowed on seniors Haley Gerken, Kala Faulkner and junior Casie Ramsier. Both Faulkner and Gerken wore the arm band last year, while this will be the first year as captain for Ramsier.

12 AUBURN UNIVERSITY ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown (Previous School) 7 Hannah Alspach F 5-3 SO Denton, Texas (Denton Guyer High) 22 Logan Beal F 5-3 SR Plano, Texas (Plano West) 10 Ashton Brock MF 5-4 FR Dade City, Fla. (Pasco High) 3 Kiana Clarke D 5-8 JR Davie, Fla. (American Heritage) 9 Maddie Coats F/MF 5-6 RS FR Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) 35 Kristen Dodson F 5-3 SO Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley High) 28 Kerry Dunn D 5-3 SO Owens Cross Roads, Ala. (Huntsville High) 4 Kala Faulkner D 5-5 SR Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton High) 33 Haley Gerken MF/D 5-7 SR Birmingham, Ala. (Oak Mountain) 20 Karli Gutsche D 5-9 FR Lithia, Fla. (Newsome) 15 Angel Krell F 5-4 FR Stacy, Minn. (Shattuck-St. Mary s) 14 Sarah Le Beau GK 5-10 RS FR Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prairie Ridge High) 13 Ellie Leek MF 5-7 SO Torfaen, Wales (South Gloucester and Stroud) 26 Alex Massey F 5-4 RS JR Kearney, Mo. (Kearney High) 5 Abby Meadows F 5-7 FR, Ala. ( High) 19 Sophie Milich GK 6-0 FR Katy, Texas (The Village School) 29 Gianna Montini MF 5-7 FR San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) 27 A.J. Peacock D/MF 5-7 FR Birmingham, Ala. (Mountain Brook) 23 Brooke Ramsier MF 5-6 JR Dallas, Texas (Plano West) 24 Casie Ramsier F 5-6 JR Dallas, Texas (Plano West) 8 Courtney Schell MF/F 5-6 SO St. Augustine, Fla. (Bartram Trail High) 16 Alyse Scott GK 5-6 RS JR Marietta, Ga. (The Walker School) 25 Sophie Simantel MF/F 5-4 SR Orange Beach, Ala. (Gulf Shores) 12 Samantha Solaru F/MF 5-7 JR Irvine, Calif. (Northwood) 17 Taylor Troutman F 5-6 FR Toms River, N.J. (Toms River HS South) 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F FR Zoersel, Belgium (KA Redingenhof Leuven) AUBURN UNIVERSITY NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Year Hometown (Previous School) 3 Kiana Clarke D 5-8 JR Davie, Fla. (American Heritage) 4 Kala Faulkner D 5-5 SR Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton) 5 Abby Meadows F 5-7 FR, Ala. ( High) 7 Hannah Alspach F 5-3 SO Denton, Texas (Denton Guyer) 8 Courtney Schell MF/F 5-6 SO St. Augustine, Fla. (Bartram Trail) 9 Maddie Coats F/MF 5-6 RS FR Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) 10 Ashton Brock MF 5-4 SO Dade City, Fla. (Pasco High) 12 Samantha Solaru F/MF 5-7 JR Irvine, Calif. (Northwood) 13 Ellie Leek MF 5-7 SO Torfaen, Wales (South Gloucester and Stroud) 14 Sarah Le Beau GK 5-10 RS FR Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prairie Ridge High) 15 Angel Krell F 5-4 FR Stacy, Minn. (Shattuck-St. Mary s) 16 Alyse Scott GK 5-6 RS JR Marietta, Ga. (The Walker School) 17 Taylor Troutman F 5-6 FR Toms River, N.J. (Toms River HS South) 19 Sophie Milich GK 6-0 FR Katy, Texas (The Village School) 20 Karli Gutsche D 5-9 FR Lithia, Fla. (Newsome) 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F FR Zoersel, Belgium (KA Redingenhof Leuven) 22 Logan Beal F 5-3 SR Plano, Texas (Plano West) 23 Brooke Ramsier MF 5-6 JR Dallas, Texas (Plano West) 24 Casie Ramsier F 5-6 JR Dallas, Texas (Plano West) 25 Sophie Simantel MF/F 5-4 SR Orange Beach, Ala. (Gulf Shores) 26 Alex Massey F 5-4 RS JR Kearney, Mo. (Kearney) 27 A.J. Peacock D/MF 5-7 FR Birmingham, Ala. (Mountain Brook) 28 Kerry Dunn D 5-3 FR Owens Cross Roads, Ala. (Huntsville) 29 Gianna Montini MF 5-7 FR San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) 33 Haley Gerken MF/D 5-7 SR Birmingham, Ala. (Oak Mountain) 35 Kristen Dodson F 5-3 SO Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley High) SHORT ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 7 Hannah Alspach F 22 Logan Beal F 10 Ashton Brock MF 3 Kiana Clarke D 9 Maddie Coats F/MF 35 Kristen Dodson F 28 Kerry Dunn D 4 Kala Faulkner D 33 Haley Gerken MF/D 20 Karli Gutsche D 15 Angel Krell F 14 Sarah Le Beau GK 13 Ellie Leek MF 26 Alex Massey F 5 Abby Meadows F 19 Sophie Milich GK 29 Gianna Montini MF 27 A.J. Peacock D/MF 23 Brooke Ramsier MF 24 Casie Ramsier F 8 Courtney Schell MF/F 16 Alyse Scott GK 25 Sophie Simantel MF/F 12 Samantha Solaru F/MF 17 Taylor Troutman F 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F SHORT NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 3 Kiana Clarke D 4 Kala Faulkner D 5 Abby Meadows F 7 Hannah Alspach F 8 Courtney Schell MF/F 9 Maddie Coats F/MF 10 Ashton Brock MF 12 Samantha Solaru F/MF 13 Ellie Leek MF 14 Sarah Le Beau GK 15 Angel Krell F 16 Alyse Scott GK 17 Taylor Troutman F 19 Sophie Milich GK 20 Karlie Gutsche D 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F 22 Logan Beal F 23 Brooke Ramsier MF 24 Casie Ramsier F 25 Sophie Simantel MF/F 26 Alex Massey F 27 A.J. Peacock D/MF 28 Kerry Dunn D 29 Gianna Montini MF 33 Haley Gerken MF/D 35 Kristen Dodson F ROSTER BREAKDOWN Seniors (4) 4 Kala Faulkner D 22 Logan Beal F 25 Sophie Simantel MF/F 33 Haley Gerken MF/D Juniors (6) 3 Kiana Clarke D 12 Samantha Solaru F/MF 16 Alyse Scott GK 23 Brooke Ramsier MF 24 Casie Ramsier F 26 Alex Massey F Sophomores (5) 7 Hanna Alspach F 8 Courtney Schell MF/F 13 Ellie Leek MF 35 Kristen Dodson F Freshmen (12) 5 Abby Meadows F 9 Maddie Coats F/MF 10 Ashton Brock MF 14 Sarah Le Beau GK 15 Angel Krell F 17 Taylor Troutman F 19 Sophie Milich GK 20 Karli Gutsche D 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F 27 A.J. Peacock D/MF 28 Kerry Dunn D 29 Gianna Montini MF

13 2015 AUBURN SOCCER SEC CHAMPIONS: 2002, 2011 RADIO/TV ROSTER #3 Kiana Clarke D, 5-8, Jr. Davie, Fla. (American Heritage) #4 Kala Faulkner D, 5-5, Sr. Alpharetta, Ga. (Milton) #5 #7 #8 #9 #14 #15 #16 #22 #23 Brooke Ramsier #28 #29 Gianna Montini Abby Meadows F, 5-7, Fr., Ala. () #10 #12 Samantha Solaru #13 #17 #19 #20 #24 #25 Sophie Simantel #26 Ashton Brock MF, 5-4, Fr. Dade City, Fla. (Pasco High) Taylor Troutman F, 5-6, Fr. Toms River, N.J. (Toms River South) Casie Ramsier F, 5-6, Jr. Dallas, Texas (Plano West) #33 Haley Gerken MF/D, 5-7, Sr. Birmingham, Ala. (Oak Mountain) F/MF, 5-7, Jr. Irvine, Calif. (Northwood) Sophie Milich GK, 6-0, Fr. Katy, Texas (The Village School) MF/F, 5-4, Sr. Orange Beach, Ala. (Gulf Shores) Ellie Leek MF, 5-7, So. Torfaen, Wales (S. Gloucester & Stroud) Karli Gutsche D, 5-9, Fr. Lithia, Fla. (Newsome) Alex Massey F, 5-4, RS Jr. Kearney, Mo. (Kearney) Hannah Alspach F, 5-3, So. Denton, Texas, Denton Guyer) Sarah Le Beau GK, 5-10, RS Fr. Crystal Lake, Ill. (Prairie Ridge) #21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F, Fr. Zoersel, Belgium (KA Redingenhof Leuven) #27 A.J. Peacock D/MF, 5-7, Fr. Birmingham, Ala. (Mountain Brook) Courtney Schell MF/F, 5-6, So. St. Augustine, Fla. (Bartram Trail) Angel Krell F, 5-4, Fr. Stacy, Minn. (Shattuck-St. Mary s) Logan Beal F, 5-3, Sr. Plano, Texas (Plano West) Kerry Dunn D, 5-3, Fr. Owens Cross Roads, Ala. (Huntsville) Maddie Coats F/MF, 5-6, R-Fr. Orlando, Fla. (Lake Highland Prep) Alyse Scott GK, 5-6, RS Jr. Marietta, Ga. (The Walker School) MF, 5-6, Jr. Dallas, Texas (Plano West) MF, 5-7, Fr. San Diego, Calif. (Torrey Pines) #35 Kristen Dodson F, 5-3, So. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley) AUBURN COACHING STAFF Head Coach Karen Hoppa Assistant Coach Ben Madsen Assistant Coach James Armstrong Director of Operations Gabi Rivera Volunteer Assistant Coach David Jackson

14 @AUCOACHHOPPA KAREN HOPPA HEAD COACH FAST FACTS Since becoming s head coach in 1999, Karen Hoppa has guided the program to seven SEC Western Division Championships and 13 NCAA Tournament berths over the past 16 seasons, including a current string of 14-straight appearances in the SEC Tournament and an NCAA Tournament appearance in eight of the last nine seasons. Her coaching since arriving on The Plains has turned into a force every season. A head coach since 1993, she became the 51st women s soccer coach to reach 200 career wins and just the 10th female head coach to reach that milestone when claimed a 2-1 overtime win over Alabama in the final regular season match of As illustrious as her 247 career wins are, one of her biggest coaching achievements came towards the end of the 2011 season when she guided to the SEC Tournament title and the league s automatic NCAA berth, the first ever won by an SEC Western Division team since the start of the league tournament in With a career mark of (.540) between her coaching stops at and UCF, Hoppa is the dean of the SEC West and has guided the program to a (.538) mark since arriving on the Plains, the third-highest win total at a single SEC school by any current coach in the league. returned to the NCAA Tournament in 2014, winning 11 games in the regular-season and finishing tied for 5th in the SEC. The Tigers were picked 11th by the SEC coaches in the preseason, but proved the voters wrong, notching its eighth 10-win season in the last nine years. Reaching the SEC Tournament for a 14th-consecutive year, Hoppa has continued to be one of the conference s best and most consistent coaches. Her string of tournament appearances is the secondlongest streak in the SEC. capped its 2014 home schedule with its third-straight victory over cross-state rival Alabama, winning the Iron Bowl of Soccer trophy and essentially clinching its 13th NCAA Tournament appearance. The Tigers went on to face Florida Gulf Coast in the first round and advanced to round two with a 1-0 victory. It was the sixth time in its history that reached the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Tigers did not make the NCAA Tournament field in 2013, but Hoppa continued her streak of SEC Tournament appearances, stretching now to 13 years, going back to With six matches remaining in the regular-season, found themselves on the outside looking in, needing to record a point in each of the remaining matches to stay mathematically eligible for the postseason. The Tigers rattled off a win or a tie in each of the final six matches, which included three-straight ties, something had never done. The Orange and Blue made the 2013 SEC Tournament field and recorded a 1-0 win over LSU in overtime after a penalty kick found the back of the net from senior Bianca Sierra. Hoppa guided the 2012 Tigers to yet another appearance in the NCAA Tournament, as advanced to the second round for the second consecutive season. Picked to finish third in the division in the preseason, the Tigers posted a record against SEC West opponents for a second place finish. Hoppa worked her SEC Tournament magic yet again, leading the Tigers to the championship match for the fifth time. Highlighting the 2012 season was senior goalkeeper Amy Howard. Howard ended the year leading the nation in minutes played (2298:56) and eighth in total saves (130). It marked the first time an player finished the year as a national leader in any statistical category. Howard also set the school record for career saves at 387, breaking the mark of 356 set by Allison Whitworth ( ). Howard s 387 career saves are the second-most in SEC history. Since the start of the 2001 season, two years after her arrival at, she has guided the program to win seasons and an astounding (.738) mark against SEC West teams. Hoppa s teams are a model of athletic success on the field and academic success off it. A consistent post-season entrant, has advanced to the SEC Tournament 14 consecutive times, the secondlongest active streak in the conference, while maintaining one of the highest team GPAs on the campus, collecting a NSCAA Team Academic Award for four-straight years as over 65 percent of the 2011 team was on the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Hoppa has also seen a trio of her players earn CoSIDA Academic All- America recognition in Katy Frierson (2011), Jenn Johnson (2007 & 2008) and Erin Hinson (2003) while Frierson was named the NSCAA Scholar-Athlete of the Year in In 2014, sophomore Casie Ramsier was honored as a Capital One Academic All-District. Owning an eye for spotting talent and the ability to coach players to the best of their ability, Hoppa has helped five different players collect a total of 13 All-America honors, has coached 17 All-SEC First Team selections, 15 All-SEC Second Team selections, four SEC Players of the Year (Sarah Steinmann ; Ronda Brooks ; Julie King ; Kala Faulkner ), 11 All-SEC Freshmen and two SEC Freshmen of the Year (Megan Rivera ; Frierson ). There have also been 38 All-Region honors handed out to players during Hoppa s tenure. HOPPA FILE COACHING CAREER School Year W L T Pct. Notes Central Florida Central Florida TAAC Champions Central Florida TAAC Champions Central Florida TAAC Champions Central Florida TAAC Runner-up Central Florida NCAA Tournament, TAAC Champions NCAA Tournament, SEC West Co-Champs NCAA Second Round, SEC Champions NCAA Second Round, SEC West Champs NCAA Second Round, SEC West Champs SEC Tournament Runner-up NCAA First Round, SEC West Champs NCAA First Round NCAA Second Round, SEC West Champs NCAA Tournament NCAA Tournament, SEC West Champs NCAA Second Round, SEC Tourn. Champs NCAA Second Round, SEC Tourn. Champs NCAA Second Round Career 22 years SEC Championships 266 Wins 13 NCAA Tournament Appearances

15 THIS IS AUBURN... ATHLETICS ACADEMICS In the academic year, 108 student-athletes graduated from University. A record 346 student-athletes received the Top Tiger Award in with a GPA of 3.0. During the academic year, more than 200 University studentathletes were honored as members of the All-SEC Academic Honor Roll. During Autumn of 2014, swimmer Tofey Leon was selected as a Rhodes Scholarship Finalist. Former University football player Partick Young was a nominee for the Rhodes Scholarship while former University football player Ashton Richardson was selected as one of 40 Marshall Scholarship recipients. FINANCIALS In the last 23 years, the Athletics Department budget has grown from $21 million to $128.7 million. In back-to-back years, the football program had its highest sale of season tickets in school history in 2014 and In 2015, sold out of season tickets on June 8, two months earlier than in Men s basketball season ticket sales increased 122.8% for the , selling out premium seating for the first time in the history of Arena. TUF sales are up 75% year-todate in Baseball season ticket sales increased 23.4% in FACILITIES During 2014, Athletics funded more than $7.5 million in facility improvements. Installed prior to the 2015 season, Jordan- Hare Stadium boasts the nation s largest video board, which is 57 feet tall by 190 feet wide. Opened in August 2014, the state-of-theart Wellness Kitchen provides studentathletes, students and the general population a dining facility that has six action stations and accommodates those with special dietary needs. The academic year witnessed the launch of the SEC Network which saw major infrastructure work completed necessary to support the SEC Network and War Eagle Productions. GAME DAY s game day experience named by outside parties as offering the best tailgating and the best traditions. Per a survey done by the SEC, in which they measured 60 attributes related to the overall game day experience, scored better than the SEC average on 56 of the 60 measured attributes. Two of the below average rated attributes related to food & beverage prices, for which we in response reduced the price of water and hot dogs to very positive response from our fans. Over 96% of s donors and fans indicate that the frequency of communication, the transparency of communication, and the content of communication from Athletics meets or exceeds their needs. WINNING has finished in the top 10 percent of the NACDA Director s Cup for 10 consecutive years. has won 13 national titles since 2004, which is third-most in the SEC. National Champion teams include Football, Men s Swimming and Diving, Women s Swimming and Diving, Equestrian, and Women s Outdoor Track and Field. has won 20 SEC titles in the past 10 years, tied for fourth-most in the conference. Sixteen of s 21 sports participated in postseason competition in , with four programs achieving Top 10 finishes nationally. The football team has won a National Championship and two Southeastern Conference Championships in the last five years, and played for the national title for the second time in four years in No school has won more SEC Football Championships in the last 10 years than. The softball team had its best season in school history, advancing to its firstever Women s College World Series, where it advanced to the semifinals. Gymnastics advanced to the NCAA Super Six for the first time in 22 years and second time in school history in 2015, finishing sixth while breaking 52 program records. Men s Swimming & Diving team has recorded 23 consecutive top-10 NCAA finish and has won 18 of the last 22 SEC Championships (including 16 consecutive titles from ). Women s Golf has won three SEC titles in the last seven years, five in the last 11 years, and seven in the last 16.

16 2015 Soccer Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 21 at UC Irvine W Aug 23 at Long Beach State Wo Aug 28 UAB W Aug 30 FURMAN W Sep 04 SAMFORD W Sep 06 OLD DOMINION W * Sep 11 at Mizzou L Sep 13 SOUTH ALABAMA W * Sep 20 at Tennessee W * Sep 25 #24 LSU Wo * Sep 27 #9 FLORIDA W * Oct 01 at Alabama Wo * Oct 08 at #10 South Carolina L * Oct 11 #17 TEXAS A&M W * Oct 16 at #21 Ole Miss L * Oct 23 KENTUCKY W * Oct 25 GEORGIA L * Oct 29 at Mississippi State W ^ Nov 04 vs #16 South Carolina To ^ Nov 06 vs #5 FLORIDA L & Nov 14 vs SE Louisiana W Nov 20 vs #15 Texas Tech Wot * - Southeastern Conference Match ^ - SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.) & - NCAA Tournament First Round (, Ala.) TEAM STATISTICS AU 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 Fouls Yellow cards Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/651 8/954 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/640 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Hannah Alspach Kala Faulkner Logan Beal Ellie Leek Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshov Samantha Solaru Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Alex Massey Kiana Clarke Haley Gerken Gianna Montini Abby Meadows Alyse Scott Angel Krell Sarah Le Beau Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 16 Alyse Scott 2 37: /2 14 Sarah Le Beau : /2 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents

17 2015 Soccer Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) NCAA Tournament RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. & Nov 14 vs SE Louisiana W Nov 20 vs #15 Texas Tech Wot * - Southeastern Conference Match ^ - SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.) & - NCAA Tournament First Round (, Ala.) TEAM STATISTICS AU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS 18 3 PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards 0 1 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total 0 0 Dates/Avg Per Date 0/0 0/0 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/864 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 35 Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Logan Beal Hannah Alspach Casie Ramsier Samantha Solaru Kala Faulkner Brooke Ramsier Courtney Schell Sophie Simantel Ellie Leek Charlotte VanIshov Angel Krell Ashton Brock Kiana Clarke Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 14 Sarah Le Beau 2 189: /0 Total 2 189: Opponents 2 189: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Opponents

18 2015 Soccer Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: TEAM STATISTICS AU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game Assists CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/651 8/954 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/640 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents

19 2015 Soccer Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 11 at Mizzou L * Sep 20 at Tennessee W * Sep 25 #24 LSU Wo * Sep 27 #9 FLORIDA W * Oct 01 at Alabama Wo * Oct 08 at #10 South Carolina L * Oct 11 #17 TEXAS A&M W * Oct 16 at #21 Ole Miss L * Oct 23 KENTUCKY W * Oct 25 GEORGIA L * Oct 29 at Mississippi State W * - Southeastern Conference Match ^ - SEC Tournament (Orange Beach, Ala.) & - NCAA Tournament First Round (, Ala.) TEAM STATISTICS AU 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 Fouls Yellow cards 8 11 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/755 6/1152 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sogsog% gw pk-att 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Taylor Troutman Kristen Dodson Kala Faulkner Hannah Alspach Courtney Schell Logan Beal Charlotte VanIshov Sophie Simantel Samantha Solaru Ashton Brock Alex Massey Ellie Leek Gianna Montini Alyse Scott Angel Krell Sarah Le Beau Kiana Clarke Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Save Pct W-L-T Sho 16 Alyse Scott 1 21: /1 14 Sarah Le Beau : /1 Total : Opponents : 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

20 2015 Soccer Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att foul cnr 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Hannah Alspach Kala Faulkner Logan Beal Ellie Leek Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshoven Samantha Solaru Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Alex Massey Kiana Clarke Haley Gerken Gianna Montini Abby Meadows Alyse Scott Angel Krell Sarah Le Beau Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 16 Alyse Scott : /2 14 Sarah Le Beau : /2 TM TEAM - 0: /0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 1 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 OT3 Total Opponents Attendance Summary AU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/651 8/954 Neutral Site #/Avg 4/640

21 2015 Soccer Category Leaders (as of Nov 20, 2015) All games ## Points GP G A Pts Shots 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Hannah Alspach Kala Faulkner Logan Beal Ellie Leek Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshoven ## Goals GP G A Pts Shots 24 Casie Ramsier Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Brooke Ramsier Logan Beal Kala Faulkner Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshoven Hannah Alspach Ellie Leek ## Assists GP G A Pts Shots 23 Brooke Ramsier Hannah Alspach Ellie Leek Casie Ramsier Kala Faulkner Taylor Troutman Kristen Dodson Samantha Solaru Courtney Schell Logan Beal ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Courtney Schell Taylor Troutman Ellie Leek Kristen Dodson Hannah Alspach Logan Beal Samantha Solaru Kala Faulkner ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 24 Casie Ramsier Ellie Leek Brooke Ramsier Taylor Troutman Courtney Schell Kristen Dodson Hannah Alspach Logan Beal Samantha Solaru Kala Faulkner ## Game-winning Goals GP No. 24 Casie Ramsier Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshoven Kristen Dodson Brooke Ramsier Hannah Alspach Logan Beal Taylor Troutman 22 1

22 2015 Soccer Individual Season/Career Statistics (as of Nov 20, 2015) All games SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 24 Casie Ramsier Brooke Ramsier Kristen Dodson Taylor Troutman Hannah Alspach Kala Faulkner Logan Beal Ellie Leek Courtney Schell Charlotte VanIshoven Samantha Solaru Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Alex Massey Kiana Clarke Haley Gerken Gianna Montini Abby Meadows Alyse Scott Angel Krell Sarah Le Beau Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho 16 Alyse Scott : Career totals : Sarah Le Beau : Career totals : Total : Opponents :

23 3 Kiana Clarke D Jr. 5-8 Davie, Fla. Recorded first assist of the season at home against Samford (9/04) Points...1 x3 (last vs. Samford (9/4/15) Goals...N/A Assists...1 x4 (last vs. Samford (9/4/15) Shots...1 (vs. #25 Missouri (10/10/14) KIANA CLARKE CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL SOG...1 (vs. #25 Missouri (10/10/14) 4 Kala Faulkner D Sr. 5-5 Alpharetta, Ga. Recorded assist on opening goal of 2015 Tigers Season in win against UC Irvine (8/21) Had one shot on target for a goal which ties her season high in win against UAB (8/28) Had two shots one at goal against Furman (8/30)... One shot and one assist in 102 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25)...Scored second goal of year at Alabama (10/1). Points...2 x5 (last vs. Kentucky (10/23/15) Goals...1 x5 (last vs. Kentucky (10/23/15) Assists... 2 (vs. Southern Miss (9/22/13) Shots... 3 (vs. South Carolina (9/28/12) KALA FAULKNER CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL SOG... 2 (at Georgia (10/12/12) 5 Abby Meadows F Fr. 5-7, Ala. Played in the first four matches of the year and logging 87 minutes before suffering a season-ending leg injury...notched her first collegiate shot vs. UAB (8/28) in s 4-0 win...suffered leg injury vs. Furman (8/30). Points...N/A Goals...N/A ABBY MEADOWS CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Assists...N/A Shots... 1 (vs. UAB (8/28/15) SOG...N/A

24 Points...3 (vs. Furman (8/30/15) Goals...1 (vs. Furman (8/30/15) Assists...2x2 (last vs. #17 TAMU (10/11/15) Shots...5 (vs. Furman (8/30/15) SOG...3 (vs. Furman (8/30/15) Points... 3 (vs. Memphis (9/5/14) Goals...1 x5 (last vs. Old Dominion (9/6/15) Assists... 1 x6 (last at Alabama (10/1/15) Shots... 6 (vs. UAB (8/28/15) SOG...3 (vs. Old Dominion (9/6/15) 7 Hannah Alspach D So. 5-3 Denton, Texas Recorded one shot against UAB (8/28) First career goal came alongside first assist of the season with five shots three at goal against Furman (8/30) Two shots against South Alabama (9/13)... Three shots with one on goal and an assist in 96 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) Two shots with one on goal in 72 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... One shot and one assist in 94 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)... Tied a career-high two assists in 70 minutes of play at home against Texas A&M (10/11)...Scored second goal of year in 3-2 (OT) victory over Texas Tech (11/20). HANNAH ALSPACH CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Courtney Schell MF So. 5-6 St. Augustine, Fla. Had two shots against UC Irvine (8/21) One shot against Long Beach State (8/23). Six shots with one being at goal and one assist against UAB Five shots one being on goal against Furman (8/30) Three shots one at goal against Samford (9/04) In three shots with three at goal scored first goal of the season to beat Old Dominion (9/06) One shot against Missouri (9/11) One shot with one being at goal against South Alabama... Two shots in 102 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) One shot in 85 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... Four shots with one being on target and one assist in 103 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)... One shot in 90 minutes of play at South Carolina (10/08) One shot in 74 minutes of play at home against Texas A&M (10/11)...Two shots at Ole Miss (10/16) COURTNEY SCHELL CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Ashton Brock MF Fr. 5-6 Dade City, Fla. Season-high 48 minutes vs. South Alabama...Notched two shots in the 2-0 win over Furman (8/30)... Played 48 minutes and tallied her first collegiate assist on the road at Tennessee (9/20)...One shot on goal at Ole Miss (10/16), her first career shot on goal. Points...N/A Goals...N/A ASHTON BROCK CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Assists...1 (at Tennessee (9/20/15) Shots...2 (vs. Furman (8/30/15) SOG... 1 (vs. Ole Miss (10/16/15)

25 12 Samantha Solaru D/MF So. 5-7 Irvine, Calif. Points... 1 x4 (last vs. UAB (8/28/15) Goals...N/A Assists... 1 x4 (last vs. UAB (8/28/15) Shots... 5 (vs. Mercer (9/6/15) SOG... 2 x3 (last vs. Kentucky (10/23/15)) Recorded first assist this season against UAB (8/28) Had one shot against Furman (8/30) Did not play in 4 matches due to injury (ankle)...returned from injury in match vs. Tennessee (9/20), logging 12 minutes... One shot in 83 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... One shot on goal in 84 minutes of play at South Carolina (10/08)...One shot at Ole Miss (10/16)...Three shots and one assist in a 3-0 victory over Mississippi State (10/29)...Key assist on first goal for in NCAA Second Round match vs. Texas Tech (11/20) in 3-2 overtime victory. SAMANTHA SOLARU CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Points... 3 (vs. UC Irvine (8/29/14) Goals...1 x4 (last vs. S.C. (11/4/15) Assists...2 x2 (last vs. S. Alabama (9/13/15) Shots... 6 (vs. Tennessee (10/5/14) SOG...3x2 (last vs Florida (9/27/15) Goals Allowed... 2 x5 (last vs. S.C. (11/4/15) Saves... 8 x2 (last at Missouri (9/11/15) 13 Ellie Leek MF So. 5-7 Torfaen, Wales Had three shots with all three being at goal in season opener against UC Irvine(8/21) Two shots with one at goal and two assists against Furman (8/30) Four shots with one at goal and one assist against Samford (9/04) Three shots with two at goal against Old Dominion (9/06) Three shots in SEC road opener against Missouri (9/11) Two shots with one at goal and two assists against South Alabama (9/13)...Two shots in 51 minutes vs. Tennessee (9/20)... Three shots with one on goal in 78 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) Three shots with all being on goal in 60 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)...Three shots, one on goal at Ole Miss (10.16)...Scored equalizer in 2-2 tie and winning PK over South Carolina in SEC Tournament quarterfinals for first goal of the season. ELLIE LEEK CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Sarah Le Beau GK R-Fr Crystal Lake, Ill. First career start came against UC Irvine where recorded shut out and one save (8/21). Against Long Beach State went into two overtimes where she recorded eight saves and again another shutout (8/23). Played UAB where played only 74 minutes recorded one save and another shutout (8/28). Against Furman had one save and again another shutout (8/30) Samford recorded two saves and gave up no goals (9/04). Against Old Dominion had one save and no goals allowed (9/06). In first SEC road start against Missouri gave up two goals and also had eight saves (9/11). Last non-conference game of year against South Alabama gave up one goals and had two saves (9/13)...Allowed just one goal and tallied four saves in win vs. Tennessee (9/20)... Allowed two goals with four saves in 102 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) Allowed two goals with six saves in 90 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... Named SEC Freshman of the Week (9/28)... One goal allowed and five saves in 103 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)...Five saves in s 3-2 overtime NCAA victory over Texas Tech. SARAH LE BEAU CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : TOTAL :

26 Points...3 (vs. South Alabama (9/13/15) Goals... 1 x3 (last at Alabama (10/1/15) Assists... 2 (vs. Florida (9/27/15) Shots... 5 (vs. LSU (9/25/15) SOG...2 (vs. South Alabama (9/13/15) 17 Taylor Troutman F Fr. 5-6 Toms River, N.J. Started season opener where played 35 mins against UC Irvine (8/21) Had three shots with one at goal in 53 minutes against Furman (8/30) Three shots in 53 minutes against Samford One shot at goal in 44 minutes against Old Dominion Had three shots with 2 at goal scoring first career goal alongside first career assist at home to close nonconference play against South Alabama (9/13)...Tied a career-high three shots with one on target vs. Tennessee (9/20)... Career high five shots with one on target for a goal in 84 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) Four shots with career high two assists in 76 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)...Scored first career game-winner in double-overtime at Alabama (10/1)...Named SEC Freshman of Week... Two shots in 53 minutes of play at South Carolina (10/08)...Three shots, one on goal at Ole Miss (10/16)...Broke a nine-match goalless streak after scoring the first goal of a 3-2 overtime victory over #15 Texas Tech to help send to its first Sweet 16. TAYLOR TROUTMAN CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Points... 2x2 (last at Tennessee (9/20) Goals... 1x2 (last at Tennessee (9/20/15) Assists... 1 (vs. LSU (9/25/15) Shots... 1 x5 (last at Ole Miss (10/16) SOG... 1 x4 (last at Ole Miss (10/16) Points...2 x6 (last vs. Samford (9/4/15) Goals...1 x6 (last vs. Samford (9/4/15) Assists...1 x2 (vs. S.C. (11/4/15) Shots... 3 (vs. Samford (9/4/15) SOG... 3 (vs. Samford (9/4/15) 21 Charlotte Van Ishoven F Fr. 5-4 Zoersel, Belgium In season opener played only two minutes but had one shot which was on target and was the opening goal of the 2015 Tigers season against UC Irvine (8/21) Had one shot and was at goal against Furman (8/30)...Scored second goal of season at Tennessee (9/20), playing 27 minutes...recorded first career collegiate assists in 29 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25)... One shot on goal in 38 minutes of play at South Carolina (10/08)...One shot on goal at Ole Miss (10/16)...Played a combined 41 minutes against Southeastern Louisiana and #15 Texas Tech in the NCAA Tournament. CHARLOTTE VAN ISHOVEN CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Logan Beal F Sr. 5-3 Plano, Texas Had two shots in 81 minutes of play against Long Beach State (8/23) Had one shot in 74 minutes against Furman (8/30). Had three shots with three at goal and scored one goal against Samford (9/04) Came off the bench to play 20 minutes and had one shot against South Alabama (9/13)...Notched first career assist in 3-1 over Tennessee (9/20)... One shot with one being on goal in 39 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25)...One shot at Ole Miss (10/16)...Scored her first career game-winning goal vs. #15 Texas Tech in overtime, giving a 3-2 victory and sending it to its first Sweet 16. LOGAN BEAL CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL

27 23 Brooke Ramsier MF Jr. 5-6 Dallas, Texas Points... 4 (vs. Minnesota (9/7/14) Goals...1 x8 (last at Mizzou (9/11/15) Assists...3 (at Tennessee (9/20/15) Shots... 4 x4 (last vs. Ole Miss (10/16/15) SOG...2 x6 (last at Mizzou (9/11/15) In 91 minutes of play had four shots with two at goal and scored s lone goal in double OT to beat Long Beach State (8/23) Had two shots with one at goal and one goal in 81 minutes of play at home against UAB (8/28) Had one shot in 90 minutes of play against Furman (8/30) Had one shot in 85 minutes of play against Samford (9/04). Had two shots and assisted on s lone goal at home to beat Old Dominion (9/06). Had two shots with both at goal and scored once in SEC road opener against Missouri (9/11)...Career-high three assists with two shots in 90 minutes at Tennessee (9/20)... Tied career high four shots with one being on goal in 102 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25). One shot with one assist in 90 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... Two shots with one being at goal in 103 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)... Two shots with one being at goal in 90 minutes of play at South Carolina (10/08) Two shots in 90 minutes of play at home against Texas A&M (10/11)...Assists in both goals of AU victory over South Carolina in SEC Tournament quarterfinals. BROOKE RAMSIER CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Casie Ramsier F Jr. 5-6 Dallas, Texas Eight shots with two at goal and two goals in 81 minutes of play in home opener against UAB (8/28) Six shots with two at goal and one goal in 59 minutes of play at home against Furman (8/30) Three shots with two at goal and one assist in 90 minutes of play against Samford (9/04) One shot in 90 minutes of play against Old Dominion (9/06) Four shots in 90 minutes of play in SEC road opener against Missouri Four shots with two at goal and one goal in 90 minutes of play to close non conference play against South Alabama (9/13)...Four shots, one on goal in 90 full minutes at Tennessee (9/20)... One assist and four shots with three on target scoring two goals including the game winner in 102 minutes of play at home against LSU (9/25) Six shots with two being on target for two goals including the game winner in 90 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)...Was named SEC offensive player of the week (9/28)... Six shots with one being on goal in 103 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)...Scored twice in 3-0 victory over Mississippi State to end regular season, fifth game with two goals this season. Points... 5 (vs. LSU (9/25/15) Goals...2 x5 (last vs. Miss State (10/29) Assists...1 x11 (last vs. LSU (9/25/15) Shots... 8 (vs. UAB (8/28/15) CASIE RAMSIER CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL SOG...5 (at Vanderbilt (9/26/14) 25 Sophie Simantel MF Sr. 5-4 Orange Beach, Ala. Recorded two shots this season, one on target Had one shot in 37 minutes of play at home against UAB (8/28) Made first start of the season playing all 90 minutes against Old Dominion (9/06)...Scored first goal of 2015 in a 3-1 victory over Tennessee, her third goal of her career. Points... 2 x3 (last at Tennessee (9/20/15) Goals... 1 x3 (last at Tennessee (9/20/15) Assists...N/A Shots... 2 (vs. C. of Charleston (9/13/13) SOPHIE SIMANTEL CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL SOG... 1 x6 (last at Tennessee (9/20)

28 29 Gianna Montini MF Fr. 5-7 San Diego, Calif. One shot with one being at goal Recorded solo shot of season and shot at goal at home against Old Dominion (9/06) Points...N/A Goals...N/A Assists...N/A GIANNA MONTINI CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Shots...1 (vs. Old Dominion (9/6/15) SOG...1 (vs. Old Dominion (9/6/15) 33 Haley Gerken MF Sr. 5-7 Birmingham, Ala. Made appearances in three games with two starts played 110 minutes Two shots with one at goal First start of season came in 68 minutes of action with two shots and one at goal on the road against Long Beach State (8/23) Has not competed in last eight matches due to injury (knee). Points... 3 (vs. Southern Miss (9/22/15) Goals...1 x3 (last at Arkansas (10/19/15) Assists... 2 x2 (last vs. Vanderbilt (10/27/13) Shots.. 4 x3 (last vs. Southern Miss (9/22/15) HALEY GERKEN CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL SOG...3 (vs. High Point (8/19/12) 35 Kristen Dodson F So. 5-3 Aurora, Ill. In 48 minutes of play had two shots with one at goal and one goal at home against Samford (9/04) Recorded two shots in 65 minutes of play in SEC road opener against Missouri First start of season came in last non conference game at home against South Alabama (9/13)...Scored at Tennessee (9/20) for second goal of year... One shot for a goal in 70 minutes of play at home against Florida (9/27)... One assist in 91 minutes of play at Alabama (10/01)... One shot and one assist in 80 minutes of play at home against Texas A&M (10/11)...Scored one goal vs. South Carolina (11/4) in SEC Tournament quarterfinals, setting a new season-high. Points... 3 (vs. Missouri (10/10/14) Goals...1 x7 (last vs S.C. (11/4/15) Assists...1 x12 (last vs.tamu (10/11/15) KRISTEN DODSON CAREER NUMBERS Season GP Min. G A Pts Shot Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-Att TOTAL Shots... 5 (vs. Memphis (9/5/14) SOG... 2 x2 (last vs. Memphis (9/5/14)

29 The Automated ScoreBook For Soccer vs UC Irvine (Aug 21, 2015 at Irvine, Calif.) 2015 LBSU Women's Soccer vs Long Beach State (Aug 23, 2015 at Long Beach, Calif.) (1-0-0) vs. UC Irvine (0-1-0) Date: Aug 21, 2015 Attendance: 274 Weather: Bright and sunshiny Goals by period 1 2 Total UC Irvine (2-0-0) vs. Long Beach State (1-1-0) Date: Aug 23, 2015 Attendance: 447 Weather: Cloudy, 72 degrees Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Long Beach State gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier Abby Meadows Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Sophie Simantel Alex Massey Haley Gerken Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total UC Irvine UC Irvine gk 33 Tobin, Corey f 2 Palacios, Kiana m 4 James, Sammie m 5 Hutchison, Elizabeth d 11 Robles, Clarissa d 13 Galbraith, Grayson f 17 Andino, Lili f 18 Baham, Noel d 22 Texeira, Kelsey f 23 Karlowitsch, Alex d 24 Mensen, Andrea Konishi, Jenny Requejo, Nayeli Doan, Brittany Hennon, Lindsay Lee, Shelby Kelley, Aleah Joseph, Jonnae Totals Tobin, Corey 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total UC Irvine gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier f 24 Casie Ramsier mf 33 Haley Gerken Abby Meadows Ashton Brock Angel Krell Taylor Troutman Charlotte VanIshove Sophie Simantel Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 101: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Long Beach State Long Beach State gk 1 McKeown, Ashton mf 2 MacKenzie, Marie d 4 Akaogi, Mimi f 5 Rodriguez, Rocio f 6 Dominguez, Celeste mf 7 Vincent, Jessica mf 10 Margerum, Val d 11 Lombardo, Kayla f 14 Gonzales, Ashley mf 15 Rangel, Mimi d 16 Fox, Melanie Robles, Vania Lyons, Elizabeth Sanders, Hannah Maher, Sarah Kamara, Fatmata Bolden, Victoria Sanders, Jordan Totals McKeown, Ashton 101: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Long Beach State Corner kicks 1 2 Total UC Irvine Fouls 1 2 Total UC Irvine Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Long Beach State Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Long Beach State :53 AU Charlotte VanIshoven Kala Faulkner free kick beyond midfield, 21 header over inside left post YC-UCI #17 (63:46) Win-Sarah Le Beau (1-0-0). Loss-Tobin, Corey (0-1-0). Stadium: Anteater Stadium Officials: Referee: Cody Gaines; Asst. Referee: Shaine Danbeli; Ceciah Valero; Timekeeper: Corinna Toledo; Scorer: Alex Croteau; Offsides: 3, UC Irvine :22 AU Brooke Ramsier (1) (unassisted) Rebound off hands of GK YC-LBSU #17 (100:30) Win-Sarah Le Beau (2-0-0). Loss-McKeown, Ashton (1-1-0). Stadium: George Allen Field Officials: Referee: Ashbir Singh; Asst. Referee: Cody Huson; Cesar Calderon; Alt. Official: Joshua Morales; Timekeeper: Cameron Fujimoto; Offsides: 2, Long Beach State 2. UAB (1-1-0) vs. (3-0-0) Date: Aug 28, 2015 Attendance: 988 Weather: Windy, Overcast, 85 degrees UAB Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 0 Daugherty, Kelsey d 10 Naumoff, Ashley d 12 Telford, Kristin f 13 Johnson, Kasey d 14 Morrow, Megan mf 15 Do, Jessica mf 17 Carter, Marin d 19 Kuestersteffen, Bri mf 20 Green, Rachel mf 21 Hanks, Paige d 26 Brewer, Amy Bowman, Landen Morris, Sarah Kehrer, Caroline Foster, Katherine Key-Adams, Megan Totals Daugherty, Kelsey 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total UAB Corner kicks 1 2 Total UAB Soccer UAB vs #16 (Aug 28, 2015 at, Ala.) Goals by period 1 2 Total UAB Po # Player Sh SO G A Min gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach f 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru mf 13 Ellie Leek f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier f 24 Casie Ramsier mf 33 Haley Gerken Abby Meadows Ashton Brock Angel Krell Alyse Scott Taylor Troutman Charlotte VanIshove Sophie Simantel Gianna Montini Kristen Dodson Totals Sarah Le Beau 73: Alyse Scott 16: Saves by period 1 2 Total UAB :58 AU Brooke Ramsier (2) Penalty kick 2. 38:12 AU Casie Ramsier (1) Samantha Solaru Counter on left side, cross in to Ramsier, yards out 3. 68:43 AU Casie Ramsier (2) Courtney Schell Header from Schell and Ramsier splits def 1v1 right corner 4. 89:21 AU Kala Faulkner (1) Penalty kick Win-Sarah Le Beau (3-0-0). Loss-Daugherty, Kelsey (1-1-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Christina Hutchinson; Asst. Referee: Matthew Jackson; Anelise Cimino; Alt. Official: Griff Sims; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: UAB 0, Soccer Furman vs #16 (Aug 30, 2015 at, A la.) Furman (2-2-0) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Total (4-0-0) Furman Date: Aug 30, 2015 Attendance: 406 Weather: 77 degrees, Overcast, Humid, Winds N 5 mph Furman gk 00 Rose Hull d 5 Claire Sullivan d 6 Molly Dwyer d 7 Kristen Baker d 9 Emily Graves f 13 Carlie Couch mf 14 Rachel Shah mf 16 Sanon Williams f 19 Stephanie DeVita f 22 Jamie Alexander mf 27 Virginia Poe Maggie Grisell Kelly Detmer Willough Davis Hannah Carroll Hannah Froats Abby DeMare Quinn Lombard Natalie Lackey Melanie Rankin Totals Rose Hull 63: Maggie Grisell 26: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total Furman Corner kicks 1 2 Total Furman gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier Abby Meadows Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Sophie Simantel Gianna Montini Kristen Dodson Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Furman Fouls 1 2 Total Furman :52 AU Hannah Alspach (1) Ellie Leek Right side, 20 yards out, tipped by keeper left :27 AU Casie Ramsier (3) Ellie Leek Counter at midfield, Leek through ball to Hannah Alspach Ramsier, right foot YC-FUR #9 (41:00); YC-AU #4 (74:41) Win-Sarah Le Beau (4-0-0). Loss-Rose Hull (2-1-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Esteban Eordogh; Asst. Referee: Wes Williams; Veronica Brito; Alt. Official: Brandon Adams; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Furman 1, 5.

30 2015 Soccer Samford vs #11 (Sep 04, 2015 at, Ala.) 2015 Soccer Old Dominion vs #11 (Sep 06, 2015 at, A la.) Samford (3-2-0) vs. (5-0-0) Date: Sep 04, 2015 Attendance: 459 Weather: 88 degrees, Clear, Calm winds Samford gk 1 Katie Peters f 7 Taylor Borman f 8 Malcanisha Kelley f 10 Jermaine Seoposenw mf 14 Anna Allen mf 18 Kaitlyn Orman d 20 Hallie Georgi f 22 Ella Baggett mf 25 Virginia McNeill d 28 Olivia Cole d 44 Alissa Hansen Emily Jones Abriella Argueta Sara Smeltzer Courtney Hendrickso Emma Thompson Grace Packer Kinsey Sessions Totals Katie Peters 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Samford Corner kicks 1 2 Total Samford Goals by period 1 2 Total Samford gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier d 25 Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Angel Krell Charlotte VanIshove Alex Massey Gianna Montini Kristen Dodson Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Samford Fouls 1 2 Total Samford Old Dominion (1-4-0) vs. (6-0-0) Date: Sep 06, 2015 Attendance: 331 Weather: 86 degrees; Mostly Cloudy; Calm winds Old Dominion gk 1 KINZ,Erin d 4 JONES, Jordan mf 5 HAVERLY, Grace d 6 HILL, Kathryn mf 9 DOUGHERTY, Devin f 10 ACHTERHOF, Iris mf 15 HANNIS,Devyn f 16 BRADLEY, Deirdre mf 19 LAURENTO, Kira f 21 HOGAN, Madison f 22 PETERSON, Thyla OAKES, Melanie TIERNEY, Sinead BASHARA, Cristina Totals KINZ,Erin 90: TM TEAM 0: Shots by period 1 2 Total Old Dominion Corner kicks 1 2 Total Old Dominion Goals by period 1 2 Total Old Dominion gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier d 25 Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Alex Massey Gianna Montini Kristen Dodson Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Old Dominion Fouls 1 2 Total Old Dominion :46 AU Kristen Dodson (1) Casie Ramsier Off rebound from Ramsier shot; Right foo out 2. 49:55 AU Logan Beal (1) Kiana Clarke Counter attack; Leek low cross on left sid Ellie Leek one-timed 10 yards out YC-SAM #10 (56:34) Win-Sarah Le Beau (5-0-0). Loss-Katie Peters (3-1-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Griff Sims; Asst. Referee: Sam Bierster; Michael Smith; Alt. Official: Matt Gunnin; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Samford 1, :42 AU Courtney Schell (1) Brooke Ramsier Off corner from left side. Schell heads it i 8 yards YC-ODU #12 (83:07) Win-Sarah Le Beau (6-0-0). Loss-KINZ,Erin (1-4-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Richonne Clark; Asst. Referee: Larry Pachon; Brandon Adams; Alt. Official: Bob Johnson; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Old Dominion 0, 5. #9 vs Mizzou (Sep 11, 2015 at Columbia, Mo.) (6-1-0, SEC) vs. Mizzou (3-1-3, SEC) Date: Sep 11, 2015 Attendance: 682 Weather: gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach m 8 Courtney Schell f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal m 23 Brooke Ramsier m 24 Casie Ramsier d 25 Sophie Simantel Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Alex Massey Gianna Montini Kristen Dodson Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Mizzou Goals by period 1 2 Total Mizzou Mizzou gk 1 Dossey, Kelsey m 2 Selaiden, Lauren d 4 Webb, Erin m 6 Russell, Reagan m 7 Clark, Kaitlyn m 10 Donaldson, Melanie d 11 Flynn, Lauren f 20 Trujillo, Savannah d 23 Johnson, Candace d 26 Johnson, Jasmine f 27 Johnson, Jessica Conley, Brittany Hignett, Rachel Coons, Bethany Blanchard, Macee Hise, Rachel Magaletta, Alli McDonough, Natalie Hess, Allie Herrman, Jessica Totals Dossey, Kelsey 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Mizzou Soccer South Alabama vs #9 (Sep 13, 2015 at, Ala.) South Alabama (5-2-0, SBC) vs. (7-1-0, SEC) Date: Sep 13, 2015 Attendance: 551 Weather: 77 degrees, Clear, Winds calm South Alabama gk 2 Hay, Sarah d 5 Rabsatt-Smith, Nini d 6 Hardy, Steffi mf 7 Followwell, Chelsea d 8 Purfield, Jemma f 11 Hannah, Charde mf 12 Autmon, Monique mf 14 Henley, Danielle d 18 Mayer, Alyssa f 22 Jones, Ashlynn d 25 Godfrey, Hannah Shirtcliffe, Nikki Farrell, Emily Hardy, Rio Trutsi, Tiina Duncan, Jordan Haywood, Sophie Totals Hay, Sarah 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Alabama Goals by period 1 2 Total South Alabama gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier d 25 Sophie Simantel f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Alex Massey Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: TM TEAM 0: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Alabama Corner kicks 1 2 Total Mizzou Fouls 1 2 Total Mizzou Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Alabama Fouls 1 2 Total South Alabama :33 MU Trujillo, Savannah (2) Johnson, Jessica 2. 66:27 MU Magaletta, Alli (1) Blanchard, Macee 3. 67:25 AU Brooke Ramsier (3) Penalty kick Win-Dossey, Kelsey (2-1-3). Loss-Sarah Le Beau (6-1-0). Stadium: Walton Stadion Officials: Referee: Jerry Cova; Asst. Referee: Chad Collins; Mike Dutt; Alt. Official: Doug Wolff; Offsides: 2, Mizzou :02 USA Godfrey, Hannah (2) Purfield, Jemma 2. 24:06 AU Taylor Troutman (1) Ellie Leek Counter cross by Leek, headed in by Trou yards out 3. 25:14 AU Casie Ramsier (4) Taylor Troutman Cross from end line on left; Header is defl Ellie Leek off keeper YC-AU #35 (58:14); YC-USA #6 (86:43) Win-Sarah Le Beau (7-1-0). Loss-Hay, Sarah (2-2-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Danielle Chesky; Asst. Referee: Nick Uranga; Veronica Brito; Alt. Official: Mike Brett; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: South Alabama 5, 1.

31 The Automated ScoreBook #14 vs Tennessee (Sep 20, 2015 at Knoxville, Tenn.) (1-1 SEC) vs. Tennessee5-1-3 (1-1 SEC) Date: Sep 20, 2015 Attendance: 1944 Weather: 79 degrees, mostly cloudy gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier d 25 Sophie Simantel f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Samantha Solaru Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Alex Massey Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Tennessee Corner kicks 1 2 Total Tennessee Goals by period 1 2 Total Tennessee Tennessee gk 00 Julie Eckel mf 4 Rylie O'Keefe d 8 Kathryn Culhane mf 11 Carlyn Baldwin f 14 Amy Neal mf 15 Cali Hutson d 20 Susan Ferguson d 21 Emily Morrow mf 22 Katie Cousins f 23 Anna Bialczak d 24 Gabby Santorio Meghan Flynn Danielle Marcano Nicole Seaman Ariel Kupritz Mackenzie Gouner Christine Creighton Josie Jennings Megan Massey Anna McClung Tatum Wagner Totals Julie Eckel 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Tennessee Fouls 1 2 Total Tennessee :28 AU Sophie Simantel (1) Brooke Ramsier Header off of corner kick 2. 31:13 UT Ariel Kupritz (2) Mackenzie Gouner Lower right corner from left side of box 3. 35:43 AU Charlotte VanIshoven (2) Logan Beal Low right corner from left side of box Brooke Ramsier 4. 61:54 AU Kristen Dodson (2) Ashton Brock Top of net from middle of box Brooke Ramsier Win-Sarah Le Beau (8-1-0). Loss-Julie Eckel (5-1-3). Stadium: Regal Soccer Stadium Officials: Referee: Lance Vanhaitsma; Asst. Referee: Chip Fuller; Anelise Cimino; Alt. Official: Chris Heintzman; Timekeeper: Craig Fain; Scorer: Sean Barows; Offsides: 0, Tennessee 1. LSU (7-2-2, SEC) vs. (9-1-0, SEC) Date: Sep 25, 2015 Attendance: 805 Weather: 71 degrees, Overcast, Winds calm LSU gk 25 Rubiano, Catalina d 2 Carvery, Jordane f 4 Clarke, Summer f 5 Baucom, Jorian d 9 Thomas, Alex mf 11 Gomez-Junco, Natali mf 12 Magee, Heather d 13 Lee, Megan d 14 Arlitt, Alex mf 23 Campbell, Gracie mf 31 Hahn, Debbie Pina, Fernanda Gibbs, Lexi Totals Rubiano, Catalina 102: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total LSU Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total LSU Soccer #24 LSU vs #13 (Sep 25, 2015 at, Ala.) Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total LSU gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Alex Massey Totals Sarah Le Beau 102: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total LSU Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total LSU :45 LSU Magee, Heather (1) Clarke, Summer Off cross from right, deflected just inside Top left 90 finish 2. 39:03 AU Casie Ramsier (5) Charlotte VanIshoven Off corner, middle of box. Right foot finish net 3. 63:01 AU Taylor Troutman (2) Casie Ramsier Free kick from near midfield. left foot bea Kala Faulkner keeper to left :35 LSU Baucom, Jorian (11) Penalty kick :22 AU Casie Ramsier (6) Hannah Alspach Kala Faulkner YC-AU #21 (40:13); YC-LSU #5 (89:00) Win-Sarah Le Beau (9-1-0). Loss-Rubiano, Catalina (7-2-2). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Chris Heintzman; Asst. Referee: Matt Gunnin; Jimmy Smith; Alt. Official: D. Chad Williams; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: LSU 3, Soccer #9 FLORIDA vs #13 (Sep 27, 2015 at, Ala.) FLORIDA (8-3-0, SEC) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Total (10-1-0, SEC) FLORIDA Date: Sep 27, 2015 Attendance: 575 Weather: 72 degrees, Overcast, Winds NNE 5-10 mph FLORIDA gk 9 Tysinger,Valerie d 6 Smith,Lauren f 7 Jordan,Savannah d 8 Falknor,Claire mf 11 Sharp,Brooke mf 15 Troccoli,Sarah mf 16 Slattery,Liz d 19 Cardano,Kristen d 20 Westphal,Christen mf 27 Pelayo,Mayra mf 28 Dougherty Howard,M Solis,Briana Chung,Samantha Monteagudo,Melanie BegiÄ,Pamela Middleton,Betsy Wilson,Sara Smith,Rachelle Totals Tysinger,Valerie 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total FLORIDA Corner kicks 1 2 Total FLORIDA gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total FLORIDA Fouls 1 2 Total FLORIDA :56 AU Casie Ramsier (7) (unassisted) Off rebound, left side of box, left foot 2. 48:22 AU Kristen Dodson (3) Taylor Troutman Counter attack, right side, beat keeper to Brooke Ramsier left corner 3. 57:20 FLORID Jordan,Savannah (11) Penalty kick 4. 72:28 FLORID Jordan,Savannah (12) Dougherty Howard,Meg Counter, through ball middle of box right right side 5. 89:35 AU Casie Ramsier (8) Taylor Troutman Off corner, left of box, right foot YC-AU #TM (16:36); YC-FLORIDA #11 (64:55); YC-FLORIDA #27 (70:54); YC-AU #13 (88:27) Win-Sarah Le Beau (10-1-0). Loss-Tysinger,Valerie (3-3-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Brandon Artis; Asst. Referee: Micahel Sabatelle; Megan Hitch; Alt. Official: David Jaye; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: FLORIDA 5, Alabama Soccer #10 vs Alabama (Oct 01, 2015 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.) (11-1-0) vs. Alabama (4-7-2) Date: Oct 01, 2015 Attendance: 740 Weather: gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Totals Sarah Le Beau 102: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Alabama Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Alabama Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Alabama Alabama gk 1 Stratton, Kat d 2 Moroney, Molly d 3 Meier, Jordan mf 7 Jimenez, Celia f 8 Welch, Emma mf 14 DeProspo, Chatham mf 15 Brohaugh, Hailey f 20 Martensson, Christin f 21 Mouton, Alexis d 24 Alexander, Caroline d 43 Lutzenkirchen, Abby Zang, Elena Gann, Tori Mercer, Semelsberger, Kayle Totals Stratton, Kat 102: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Alabama Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Alabama :14 AU Kala Faulkner (2) (unassisted) recovered deflection off corner 2. 64:10 UA Gann, Tori (1) (unassisted) converted cross from Celia Jimenez :43 AU Taylor Troutman (3) Hannah Alspach converted cross; headed in left side of net Courtney Schell YC-AU #13 (75:18); YC-UA #14 (93:23) Win-Sarah Le Beau (11-1-0). Loss-Stratton, Kat (0-2-0). Stadium: Alabama Soccer Com. Officials: Referee: Richonne Clark; Asst. Referee: Ryan Starr; Brandon Adams; Alt. Official: Mike Brett; Timekeeper: Wilber Delashmet; Scorer: Michael Stimpert; Offsides: 1, Alabama 2.

32 2015 Soccer #8 vs #10 South Carolina (Oct 08, 2015 at Columbia, S.C.) (4-2-0) vs. South Carolina (5-0-1) Date: Oct 08, 2015 Attendance: 1191 Weather: gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach m 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman m 23 Brooke Ramsier m 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Alex Massey Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 Total South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 Total South Carolina South Carolina gk 29 Abby Crider d 3 Caroline Gray f 4 Raina Johnson d 6 Kaleigh Kurtz f 7 Savannah McCaskill d 9 Carly Ray m 11 Chelsea Drennan m 12 Dominique Babbitt m 18 Stevi Parker f 27 Bay Daniel d 88 Paige Bendell Anna Conklin Simone Wark Daija Griffin Claire Studebaker Evelyn Robinson Carrie Lawrence Coryn Bajema Lindsey Lane Totals Abby Crider 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total South Carolina Fouls 1 2 Total South Carolina :25 SC Savannah McCaskill (9) Caroline Gray from 3, 15 yards out 2. 17:37 SC Raina Johnson (4) Savannah McCaskill Chelsea Drennan YC-SC #29 (35:18); YC-AU #3 (78:42); YC-AU #35 (89:06) Win-Abby Crider (6-0-0). Loss-Sarah Le Beau (11-2-0). Stadium: Stone Stadium Officials: Referee: Chris Spivey; Asst. Referee: Craig Lowry; Brian Bozard; Alt. Official: Dariene Chesky; Offsides: 1, South Carolina Soccer #17 Texas A&M vs #8 (Oct 11, 2015 at, A la.) Texas A&M (11-4-0, SEC) vs. (12-2-0, SEC) Date: Oct 11, 2015 Attendance: 655 Weather: 74 degrees, Mostly Cloudy, Calm winds Texas A&M gk 13 Hummel, Mia f 2 Bates, Emily d 3 Mueller, Karlie mf 6 Hajdu, Kate mf 10 Malherbe, Stephanie mf 11 Cousineau, Janae mf 12 Pounds, Haley d 16 Harryman, Ashlynn d 19 Wright, Grace d 20 Paulson, McKayla mf 77 Harvey, Mikaela Watt, Ally Ritchie, Kendall Crabtree, Brittany Lassandro, Claudette Totals Hummel, Mia 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Texas A&M Corner kicks 1 2 Total Texas A&M Goals by period 1 2 Total Texas A&M gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 17 Taylor Troutman f 21 Charlotte VanIshove mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Ellie Leek Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Alex Massey Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Texas A&M Fouls 1 2 Total Texas A&M :44 AU Casie Ramsier (9) Hannah Alspach On counter, 23 yards away, top of box, hi :00 AU Casie Ramsier (10) Hannah Alspach Header middle of box, off cross from right Kristen Dodson inside left post YC-AU #8 (76:23); YC-AU #3 (78:08); YC-TAMU #1 (88:24) Win-Sarah Le Beau (12-2-0). Loss-Hummel, Mia (2-2-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Corey Rockwell; Asst. Referee: Brooke Mayo; Matthew Jackson; Alt. Official: Griff Sims; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Texas A&M 5, Ole Miss Soccer #10 vs #21 Ole Miss (Oct 16, 2015 at Oxford, Miss.) 2015 Soccer Kentucky vs #15 (Oct 23, 2015 at, A la.) (12-3-0, SEC) vs. Ole Miss (11-3-2, SEC) Date: Oct 16, 2015 Attendance: 1510 Weather: 63 degrees Pos# Player ShSOG G A Fo gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman f 22 Logan Beal mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshoven Sophie Simantel Gianna Montini Totals Goals by period 1 2 Total Ole Miss Ole Miss Pos# Player ShSOG G A Fo gk 00 Marnie Merritt d 5 Georgia Russell mf 7 Bethany Bunker d 8 Maddie Friedmann f 14 Gretchen Harknett d 15 Jessica Hiskey mf 18 Melissa Capocaccia mf 22 Jennifer Miller f 23 CeCe Kizer f 25 Addie Forbus d 26 Liza Harbin Sara Coleman Courtney Carroll Olivia Harrison Danielle Gray Totals Kentucky (9-5-3, SEC) vs. (13-3-0, SEC) Date: Oct 23, 2015 Attendance: 772 Weather: 75 degrees, Clear skies, Calm winds Kentucky gk 00 Jensen, Katelyn mf 2 Raetzman, Courtney f 4 Swift, Zoe d 7 Jester, Olivia f 9 Dooley, Michaela f 10 Klump, Jade mf 11 Miller, Kaitlin d 12 Novak, Kelly mf 17 Keen, Katy d 22 Ledman, Cara d 25 Atkins, Payton Gorgol, Allie Samarzich, Tanya Totals Goals by period 1 2 Total Kentucky gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Marnie Merritt 90: Jensen, Katelyn 90: Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Ole Miss Saves by period 1 2 Total Ole Miss Shots by period 1 2 Total Kentucky Saves by period 1 2 Total Kentucky Corner kicks 1 2 Total Ole Miss Fouls 1 2 Total Ole Miss Corner kicks 1 2 Total Kentucky Fouls 1 2 Total Kentucky :02 OM Bethany Bunker (1) Maddie Friedmann sent in from near corner, deflected off corner an into the net 2. 48:46 OM Addie Forbus (10) Gretchen Harknett cross from 14, header by 25 from six yards out Jennifer Miller YC-OM #25 (66:14) Win-Marnie Merritt (11-3-2). Loss-Sarah Le Beau (12-3-0). Stadium: OM Soccer Stadium Officials: Referee: Andrew Musashe; Asst. Referee: Cory Richardson; Ryan Starr; Alt. Official: John White; Timekeeper: Connor Hennessey; Scorer: Adam Kuffner; Offsides: 1, Ole Miss 1. 5th highest crowd in school history 1. 3:38 AU Kala Faulkner (4) Brooke Ramsier Off Corner, header five yards out :33 UK Raetzman, Courtney (3) Samarzich, Tanya Cross right side, one timer nine yards out, of box 3. 72:37 AU Courtney Schell (2) Brooke Ramsier Off corner from left. Header 10 yards out, side of net YC-UK #11 (53:17) Win-Sarah Le Beau (13-3-0). Loss-Jensen, Katelyn (9-4-3). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: Richonne Clark; Asst. Referee: Jennifer Politz; Wes Williams; Alt. Official: Griff Sims; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Kentucky 2, 0.

33 2015 Soccer Georgia vs #15 (Oct 25, 2015 at, A la.) Georgia (5-10-1, SEC) vs. Goals by period 1 2 Total (13-4-0, SEC) Georgia Date: Oct 25, 2015 Attendance: 846 Weather: 75 degrees, Mostly Cloudy, Winds NNE 5-10 mph Georgia gk 1 Louise Hogrell f 2 Marion Crowder f 3 Lauren Tanner d 6 Bria Washington d 8 Caroline Waters mf 9 Bella Hartley mf 10 Becca Rasmussen d 11 Summer Burnett mf 13 Maddie Burdick mf 14 Sydney Shultis d 24 Maya Cherry Mariel Gutierrez Andie Fontanetta Taylor Donohue Cara Smith Kelsey Killean Emma Sonnett Totals Louise Hogrell 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total Georgia Corner kicks 1 2 Total Georgia gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Alex Massey Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Georgia Fouls 1 2 Total Georgia :01 UGA Sydney Shultis (1) Taylor Donohue Off corner from right, one bounce into left eight yard, off crossba Win-Louise Hogrell (5-10-1). Loss-Sarah Le Beau (13-4-0). Stadium: AU Soccer Complex Officials: Referee: David Jaye; Asst. Referee: Larry Pachon; Brian Grozdanoff; Alt. Official: Eric Zimmer; Scorer: John Thomas; Offsides: Georgia 2, Soccer #19 vs Mississippi State (Oct 29, 2015 at Starkville, Miss.) (14-4-0, 7-4-0) vs. Mississippi State (5-10-3, 3-6-2) Date: Oct 29, 2015 Attendance: 845 Weather: Sunny gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach mf 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman mf 23 Brooke Ramsier mf 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Angel Krell Alyse Scott Charlotte VanIshove Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Alex Massey Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 68: Alyse Scott 21: Shots by period 1 2 Total Mississippi State Corner kicks 1 2 Total Mississippi State Goals by period 1 2 Total Mississippi State Mississippi State gk 1 Tanya de Souza d 4 Khalyn Harmon f 7 Mallory Eubanks f 9 Morgan Mills m 10 Shelby Jordan d 16 Jen Huckaby m 17 Kiley Martens d 18 Courtney Robicheaux m 20 Red Bruffett d 24 Ariana Holmes m 25 Carly Mauldin Katelyn Watson Jamila Coner Kennadi Carbin Elva Astthorsdottir Kayleigh Henry Totals Tanya de Souza 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total Mississippi State Fouls 1 2 Total Mississippi State :20 AU Casie Ramsier (11) Samantha Solaru Header by :47 AU Casie Ramsier (12) Brooke Ramsier 3. 37:32 AU Logan Beal (2) Hannah Alspach Alex Massey YC-MSU #25 (59:15); YC-MSU #TM (64:40); YC-MSU #5 (66:43) Win-Sarah Le Beau (14-4-0). Loss-Tanya de Souza (4-8-3). Stadium: MSU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Corey Rockwell; Asst. Referee: Barbara Brillard; Michael Smith; Alt. Official: Bill Nelson; Scorer: Allie Bradford; Offsides: 0, Mississippi State 5. South Carolina (12-4-3) vs. (14-4-1) Date: Nov 04, 2015 Attendance: 833 Weather: 2015 Southeastern Conference South Carolina Pos # Player Sh SOG G A Fo Min gk 23 Caroline Kelly f 2 Anna Conklin d 3 Caroline Gray f 4 Raina Johnson d 6 Kaleigh Kurtz f 7 Savannah McCaskill d 9 Carly Ray m 11 Chelsea Drennan m 12 Dominique Babbitt m 18 Stevi Parker d 88 Paige Bendell Sophie Groff Simone Wark Daija Griffin Carrie Lawrence Bay Daniel Coryn Bajema Lindsey Lane Totals Caroline Kelly 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total South Carolina Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 SO Total South Carolina Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total South Carolina Pos # Player Sh SOG G A Fo Min gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach m 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman m 23 Brooke Ramsier m 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Angel Krell Charlotte VanIshoven Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Alex Massey Totals Sarah Le Beau 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total South Carolina Fouls 1 2 OT O2 SO Total South Carolina :13 SC Anna Conklin (3) Savannah McCaskill Low shot to the left post 2. 60:19 SC Simone Wark (3) Savannah McCaskill 3. 61:57 AU Kristen Dodson (4) Brooke Ramsier 4. 75:36 AU Ellie Leek (1) Brooke Ramsier Logan Beal YC-SC #88 (58:13); YC-AU #7 (109:28) South Carolina-Caroline Kelly (6-3-3). -Sarah Le Beau (14-4-1). Stadium: O.B. Sportsplex Officials: Referee: Elvis Mahmutovic; Asst. Referee: Craig Lowry; Amanda Ross; Alt. Official: Gus St Silva; Timekeeper: Sam Bilbo; Scorer: Kate Lakin; Offsides: South Carolina 8, 2. advances on penalty kicks, Soccer #19 vs #5 FLORIDA (Nov 06, 2015 at Orange Beach, A la.) (14-5-1) vs. FLORIDA (16-3-1) Date: Nov 06, 2015 Attendance: Weather: gk 14 Sarah Le Beau d 3 Kiana Clarke d 4 Kala Faulkner d 7 Hannah Alspach m 8 Courtney Schell d 12 Samantha Solaru f 13 Ellie Leek f 17 Taylor Troutman m 23 Brooke Ramsier m 24 Casie Ramsier f 35 Kristen Dodson Ashton Brock Melissa Pagoaga Angel Krell Logan Beal Sophie Simantel Alex Massey A.J. Peacock Gianna Montini Totals Sarah Le Beau 90: Shots by period 1 2 Total FLORIDA Corner kicks 1 2 Total FLORIDA Goals by period 1 2 Total FLORIDA FLORIDA gk 31 Marckese,Kaylan m 6 Smith,Lauren f 7 Jordan,Savannah d 8 Falknor,Claire m 11 Sharp,Brooke m 16 Slattery,Liz d 19 Cardano,Kristen d 20 Westphal,Christen m 22 BegiÄ,Pamela m 28 Dougherty Howard,M d 81 Smith,Rachelle Solis,Briana Chung,Samantha Monteagudo,Melanie Troccoli,Sarah Owens,Cassie Middleton,Betsy Pelayo,Mayra Rivera,Gaby Totals Marckese,Kaylan 90: Saves by period 1 2 Total FLORIDA Fouls 1 2 Total FLORIDA :41 FLORID Westphal,Christen (2) (unassisted) 19-yard free kick into lower left netting 2. 18:35 FLORID Jordan,Savannah (21) Middleton,Betsy Through ball to #7, beat keeper to right p Westphal,Christen YC-FLORIDA #7 (21:58) Win-Marckese,Kaylan (11-0-1). Loss-Sarah Le Beau (14-5-1). Stadium: O.B. Sportsplex Officials: Referee: Corey Rockwell; Asst. Referee: Jennifer Politz; Emily Fletcher; Alt. Official: Andrey Castel; Timekeeper: Lance Vanhaitsma; Scorer: Kate Lakin; Offsides: 2, FLORIDA 6.