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WOMEN S SOCCER WEEKLY RELEASE NO. 5: MVC Women s Soccer Contact: Charles Smith II, Media Relations Intern Office: 314.444.4416 Cell: 314.537-5242 Email: csmithii1@mvc.org 1818 Chouteau Ave. St.

GS GA Home Road Neut. Missouri State 0-0 ---.000 --- --- 5-3-1.611 12 13 2-1-1 3-2 0-0 Loyola 0-0 ---.000 --- --- 5-3-2.600 12 13 2-1-1 2-1-1 1-1 UNI 0-0 ---.000 --- --- 4-4-3.

333 16 18 1-3 2-3 0-0 Evansville 0-0 ---.000 --- --- 2-7-1.250 10 16 2-2-1 0-5 0-0 Three points for a league win, one point for a tie and zero for a loss.

, F, Indiana State Senior forward Sydney Lovelace earned the first hat trick in school history, and picked up an assist in a 6-0 victory over Chicago State on Friday afternoon, the Sycamores only

During the match with Chicago State on Friday, Lovelace used just three shots to record her school record three goals.

Two minutes later, Lauren Weigel sent a pass through the Chicago State backline where she was able to find Lovelace in stride. Lovelace beat the keeper to the lower right corner for her second goal.

After the Sycamores earned a corner kick, Lovelace played the ball in front of the net where Maddie Orf was there to head it over the keeper s hands and give ISU a 3-0 lead.

She buried her shot to the right side of the goal for the first hat trick in school history, as well as setting a record for most offensive points in school history.

..W, 6-0 Illinois State at Western Michigan... T, 1-1 (2 OT) UNI at South Dakota State...L, 0-1 Missouri State at SIUE...L, 0-1 (2 OT) Sunday, September 20 Illinois State at Central Michigan.

..L, 0-1 Evansville at Vanderbilt...L, 1-2 Tuesday, September 22 Creighton at Drake...7 PM Missouri State at Omaha...7 PM Friday, September 25 IUPUI at Indiana State.

1 WOMEN S SOCCER WEEKLY RELEASE NO. 5: MVC Women s Soccer Contact: Charles Smith II, Media Relations Intern Office: Cell: csmithii1@mvc.org 1818 Chouteau Ave. St. Louis, MO Fax: Standings -- As of Tuesday, Sept CONFERENCE OVERALL STANDINGS W-L-T Pts. Pct. GS GA W-L-T Pct. GS GA Home Road Neut. Missouri State Loyola UNI Indiana State Illinois State Drake Evansville Three points for a league win, one point for a tie and zero for a loss. Non-Con GS = Goals Scored/GA = Goals Allowed MVC Teams ranked by MVC points All MVC Offensive Player of the Week Sydney Lovelace, Sr., F, Indiana State Senior forward Sydney Lovelace earned the first hat trick in school history, and picked up an assist in a 6-0 victory over Chicago State on Friday afternoon, the Sycamores only match during the week. Lovelace has now scored seven goals on the season and assisted three others. During the match with Chicago State on Friday, Lovelace used just three shots to record her school record three goals. In the ninth minute, Lovelace was able to dispossess a Cougar defender at the top of the box. She then dribbled in and fired a shot to give ISU an early lead. Two minutes later, Lauren Weigel sent a pass through the Chicago State backline where she was able to find Lovelace in stride. Lovelace beat the keeper to the lower right corner for her second goal. She also played a vital role in ISU s third goal of the afternoon. After the Sycamores earned a corner kick, Lovelace played the ball in front of the net where Maddie Orf was there to head it over the keeper s hands and give ISU a 3-0 lead. In the 31st minute, Lovelace made Sycamore Soccer history, scoring her third goal of the match. After being fouled in the box, Lovelace set up for the first penalty kick of her four-year career. She buried her shot to the right side of the goal for the first hat trick in school history, as well as setting a record for most offensive points in school history.. Recent Results/ Upcoming Schedule Thursday, September 17 Evansville at Saint Louis...L, 0-2 No. 21 DePaul at Loyola...T, 0-0 (2 OT) Friday, Septemeber 18 Indiana State at Chicago State...W, 6-0 Illinois State at Western Michigan... T, 1-1 (2 OT) UNI at South Dakota State...L, 0-1 Missouri State at SIUE...L, 0-1 (2 OT) Sunday, September 20 Illinois State at Central Michigan... W, 1-0 (2 OT) Indiana State at Valaparaiso...Cancelled Western Illinois At Missouri State... W, 2-0 Loyola at UW-Millwaukee... W, 3-2 Iowa State at Drake...L, 0-2 UNI at South Dakota...L, 0-1 Evansville at Vanderbilt...L, 1-2 Tuesday, September 22 Creighton at Drake...7 PM Missouri State at Omaha...7 PM Friday, September 25 IUPUI at Indiana State...6 PM Sunday, September 26 *Loyola at Evansville...3 PM *UNI at Missouri State...5 PM *Drake at Illinois State...7 PM Other Notable Performances: Lauren Koehl (ILS); Avalon Senn-Raemont (LUC); Brooke Prondzinski (MSU) MVC Defensive Player of the Week Abby Van Deventer, Sr., D, Illinois State Van Deventer and the ISU defense were rock solid over the weekend, allowing just one goal in 215 minutes of play. Van Deventer, one of ISU s center backs, was especially sharp. In Sunday s win over Central Michigan she continually won balls out of the air to clear out any scoring threat. Friday against Western Michigan, she did not allow the Broncos to take a shot in the two overtime periods. Other Notable Performances: Shelby Koch (LUC); Katie Sullivan (INS); Ashley Tallerine (MSU) MVC Goalkeeper Player of the Week Maddie Ford, So., GK, Loyola Sophomore goalkeeper Maddie Ford has continued to shine for Loyola as the Ramblers prepare to begin Valley play on Saturday. Ford, out of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., recorded her fourth shutout of non-conference play on Thursday night against No. 21 DePaul. She made four saves, including a pair during the game s second overtime, as the Ramblers became only the second team to hold a high-powered Blue Demon attack scoreless this season. Ford added five more stops in Sunday s 3-2 road triumph over Milwaukee and currently owns a 0.98 goals against average on the season. Other Notable Performances: Vannessa Niestrom (ILS); Britany San Roman (INS); Jessica Perry (MSU) /MISSOURIVALLEYVIDS /MVCSPORTS

2 NOTEWORTHY In addition to the league s player and newcomer of the week selections, several conference players had notable performances, and they include: Lauren Koehl (ILS)- Lauren Koehl took only one of the 40 shots taken in Sunday s match between Illinois State and Central Michigan. Her lone shot would seal the deal for the Redbirds as she scored the game-winning goal in the 105th minute. It was Koehl s second game-winning goal this season and gave ISU its third win. In addition to her Sunday heroics, Koehl took two shots and one on goal Friday at Western Michigan. Avalon Senn-Raemont (ILS)- Sophomore Avalon Senn- Raemont returned to action for the Ramblers last week and wasted little time in making her presence felt. After logging 56 minutes in Loyola s 0-0 double-overtime draw with No. 21 DePaul on Thursday night, the McHenry, Ill. product opened the account for the Maroon & Gold in Sunday s tilt with former league foe Milwaukee. Senn-Raemont cashed in off of a Shelby Koch corner kick in the eighth minute for her first goal of the season, heading her attempt in at the far post, as the Ramblers went on to defeat the Panthers by a final count of 3-2. The sophomore finished the day with a team-high five shots, three of which were on target. Brooke Prondzinski (MSU)- Prondzinski recorded a brace, accounting for all of the scoring in MSU s 2-0 win over Western Illinois on Sunday. It was her first career multi-goal match and gives her three tallies on the season thus far. On Sunday, she had a game-high five shots, placing all five on frame including her two goals. In Friday s match at SIU Edwardsville, she added three shots, all on goal as well. Her weekend performance upped her league-leading shot total to 34 and improved her point total to 10, a top-5 figure in the MVC. Shelby Koch (LUC)- Junior Shelby Koch scored the first gamewinning goal of her career in Loyola s 3-2 win over Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon. Koch, who played all 90 minutes against the Panthers and tallied three shots on target, tying for the team lead in the category, unleashed a curling blast from just outside the top of the arc in the 67th minute that bested Milwaukee goalkeeper Paige Lincicum in what would prove to be the game s deciding strike. The Mill Creek, Wash. native also played 81 minutes three days earlier against No. 21 DePaul, notching a shot on goal as the Ramblers held their city rival to a scoreless draw. OFFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK DATE PLAYER SCHOOL A25 Annie Dale UNI S1 Alix Opfer Missouri State S9 Sydney Lovelace Indiana State S15 Bronwyn Boswell Evansville S22 Sydney Lovelace Indiana State DEFENDERS OF THE WEEK DATE PLAYER SCHOOL A25 Kristin Rodriguez Loyola S1 Masen Stamp Missouri State S9 Kasey Wallace Indiana State S15 Cassie Le Missouri State S22 Abby Van Deventer Illinois State GOALKEEPER OF THE WEEK DATE PLAYER SCHOOL A25 Maddie Ford Loyola S1 Whitney Blunt UNI S9 Jessica Galason Illinois State S15 Whitney Blunt UNI S22 Maddie Ford Loyola MVC Offensive, Defensive and Goalkeepers of the Week are selected each week during the women s soccer season. The players are announced on Tuesday afternoon and appear in a weekly press release. Nominees are provided by each school s sports information contact and voted on by a panel appointed by the league office. Katie Sullivan (INS)- Freshman defender Katie Sullivan came in a played a pivotal role for the Sycamore defense in a 6-0 victory over the Chicago State Cougars last week. Sullivan came off the bench to log 75 minutes of action. She made her presence felt, putting in several tackles and consistently dispossessing Cougar players in the defending third. ISU allowed just five shots in the contest, with all five coming in the second half. The five shots are the least attempted against ISU this season and the least attempted since Sept. 9th of last season when ISU held CSU to only three shots. Ashley Tallerine (MSU)- Tallerine played all 199 minutes at center back for the Bears last week, limiting the opposition to a single goal against. On Sunday, she helped the MSU defense hold Western Illinois to just a single shot on goal in a shutout win. In the Bears double overtime match at SIU Edwardsville on Friday, she aided in limiting the Cougars to just seven shots on target in 109 minutes of play. This season, Tallerine has played more minutes (832) than any other field player for the Bears. Brittany San Roman (INS)- Brittany San Roman combined with Andrea Brown to earn her second shutout of the season in last week s victory over Chicago State. San Roman logged 60 minutes in net, saving the one shot she faced during the match. San Roman now has 59 saves on the season in her nine matches started. She has logged 797 minutes in net and has picked up a.787 save percentage on the season. Vanessa Niestrom (ILS)- Niestrom was back in the net as the starter for both games this weekend and turned in two excellent performances. She allowed just one goal in 215 minutes of action and made eight saves. Sunday against Central Michigan, Niestrom recorded her first shutout of the season and tallied a career-high seven saves, including three in the second half and overtime periods. Jessica Perry (MSU)- Tallerine played all 199 minutes at center back for the Bears last week, limiting the opposition to a single goal against. On Sunday, she helped the MSU defense hold Western Illinois to just a single shot on goal in a shutout win. In the Bears double overtime match at SIU Edwardsville on Friday, she aided in limiting the Cougars to just seven shots on target in 109 minutes of play. This season, Tallerine has played more minutes (832) than any other field player for the Bears.

DRAKE (3-6, 0-0 MVC) Put In Tough Spot In Drake s lone game this past week the Bulldogs were plagued by their Achilles heel all season as they yielded an early goal to the Cyclones and had to play

Off the Road Drake s home game against Iowa State Sunday was the first game in Des Moines for the Bulldogs since Aug. 30.

welcome former Missouri Valley Conference rival, Creighton, Tuesday night to Cownie Soccer Complex.

Pacific W, 2-1 (OT) 1-1 A27 at South Dakota W, 6-2 2-1 A30 South Dakota State L, 1-2 2-2 S4 at Northeren Colorado L, 1-2 2-3 S6 at Wyoming (Mountain West Network) L, 1-3 2-4 S11 at Omaha L, 1-2 2-5

3 DRAKE (3-6, 0-0 MVC) Put In Tough Spot In Drake s lone game this past week the Bulldogs were plagued by their Achilles heel all season as they yielded an early goal to the Cyclones and had to play catch up. In the Bulldogs six losses this season they have allowed the opponent to score first in every game. Off the Road Drake s home game against Iowa State Sunday was the first game in Des Moines for the Bulldogs since Aug. 30. Drake had played four games in four different states over two weeks before the Bulldogs returned to Cownie to face the Cyclones Rivalry Renewed Drake has a quick turnaround this week as the Bulldogs welcome former Missouri Valley Conference rival, Creighton, Tuesday night to Cownie Soccer Complex. The teams met for the first time in 2014 after the Blue Jays bolted the MVC for the BIG EAST in July, Creighton leads the all-time series, A21 vs. UMKC L, A23 vs. Pacific W, 2-1 (OT) 1-1 A27 at South Dakota W, A30 South Dakota State L, S4 at Northeren Colorado L, S6 at Wyoming (Mountain West Network) L, S11 at Omaha L, S13 at Saint Louis W, S20 Iowa State L, S22 Creighton Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM S26 *at Illinois State Normal, Ill. 7 PM O2 *Indiana State Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O7 at Oklahoma State Stillwater, Okla. 7 PM O10 *at Evansville Evansville, Ind. 6 PM O17 *Loyola Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O21 *UNI Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O24 *at Missouri State Springfield, Mo. 2 PM EVANSVILLE (2-7-1, 0-0 MVC) A Pair of Firsts Two Evansville women s soccer players (junior defender Jordin Campbell and senior midfielder Caitie Dierkes) combined for a career first in the Purple Aces 2-1 loss at Vanderbilt. The lone UE score of the day was the first career goal for Dierkes and was also the first assist of Campbell s collegiate career. Tale of Two Halves The Purple Aces have outscored their opponents 7-6 in the first half this season but are being outpaced 10-3 after halftime Good Behavior Through 10 matches, the Aces have played over 920 minutes of soccer and have not incurred one yellow or red card this season. A21 vs. Xavier L, 2-3 (OT) O-1 A23 vs. UT- Martin L, A28 at SEMO L, A30 Miami (Ohio) W, S4 at Purdue L, S6 at Butler L, S11 Belmont T, 0-0 (2 OT) S13 IUPUI W, S17 at Saint Louis L, S20 at Vanderbilt L, S26 *Loyola Evansville, Ind. 3 PM O3 *at UNI Waterloo, Iowa 1 PM O10 *Drake Evansville, Ind. 6 PM O14 *at Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 6 PM O18 at Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 12 PM O25 *at Illinois State Normal, Ill. 1 PM O29 *Missouri State Evansville, Ind. 6 PM

4 Junior Eric Williams had a solid debut for the Bulldogs versus Houston Baptist registering ILLINOIS a career-best STATE five shots. (3-5-2, 0-0 MVC) Extra Soccer Illinois State went into double overtime in both games this weekend. The Redbirds played to a 1-1 draw Friday at Western Michigan and defeated Central Michigan 1-0 Sunday. ISU has gone to double overtime three times this season and all three have been against the directional Michigan schools (Eastern Michigan Sept. 4). ISU is in those matches. Koehl Plays Hero Once Again Lauren Koehl came up big again for ISU with the game-winning goal in the 105th minute Sunday against Central Michigan. The two teams combined for 40 shots in the match, but Koehl s winner was her only shot of the game. It s her second gamewinning goal this season after she scored the lone goal in ISU s win over Wisconsin. Niestrom Sets Career High Vanessa Niestrom was back in the net for the Redbirds and allowed just one goal in 215 minutes of action. Sunday against Central Michigan, Niestrom recorded her first shutout of the season and tallied a career-high seven saves, including three in the second half and overtime periods. A21 at Ohio State L, A23 Illinois L, A28 Milwaukee W, A30 TCU L, S4 Eastern Michigan T, 2-2 (2OT) S6 at Wisconsin W, S11 at George Mason L, S13 at Navy L, S18 at Western Michigan T, 1-1 (2 OT) S20 at Central Michigan W, 1-0 (2 OT) S26 *Drake Normal, Ill. 7 PM S30 *Loyola Normal, Ill. 7 PM O2 Oklahoma Normal, Ill. 11 AM O10 *at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 7 PM O17 *at Missouri State Springfield, Mo. 6 PM O25 *Evansville Normal, Ill. 1 PM O29 *at Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind 7 PM INDIANA STATE (4-5, 0-0 MVC) Hat s Off During the match with Chicago State on Friday, Lovelace used just three shots to record her school record three goals in a match. In the ninth minute, Lovelace was able to dispossess a Cougar defender at the top of the box. She then dribbled in and fired a shot to give ISU an early lead. Two minutes later, Lauren Weigel sent a pass through the Chicago State backline where she was able to find Lovelace in stride. Lovelace beat the keeper to the lower right corner for her second goal. She also played a vital role in ISU s third goal of the afternoon. In the 31st minute, Lovelace made Sycamore Soccer history, scoring her third goal of the match. After being fouled in the box, Lovelace set up for her first penalty kick of her four-year career. She buried her shot to the right side of the goal for the first hat trick in school history. Lovelace assisted the third goal in the match for her to give her seven offensive points in the match, setting a record for most offensive points in a match in school history. Dominating Defense Indiana State s defense held the Chicago State Cougars to only five shots in the contest which resulted in a 6-0 Sycamore victory. It s the second shutout of the 2015 season earned by the ISU defense. The five shots are the least allowed by ISU in a match since Sept. 14, 2014 when the Sycamores held Chicago State to three shots. The Sycamores look to keep the defense rolling as they will be hosting IUPUI on Friday, Sept. 25th at Memorial Stadium. Unexpected Rest Sycamore Soccer got an unexpected break this past weekend. After defeating Chicago State on Friday afternoon, Indiana State was scheduled to play Valparaiso in Valparaiso on Sunday, Sept. 20th. The Crusaders were playing a Horizon League match on Friday evening when severe weather hit the area. After delaying the match Friday night, Valpo and Wright State rescheduled their match for Saturday evening and cancelled the Sunday matchup with the Sycamores. A21 Idaho L, A23 Montana L, 3-4 (2OT) 0-2 A28 Belmont W, A30 Marshall L, S3 Butler W, S6 Eastern Illinois W, S11 at Tulsa L, S13 at Oral Roberts L, S18 at Chicago State W, S20 at Valparaiso Cancelled 4-5 S25 IUPUI Terre Haute, Ind. 6 PM O2 *at Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O4 at Western Illinios Macomb, Ill. 1 PM O10 *Missouri State Terre Haute, Ind. 12 PM O14 *Evansville Terre Haute, Ind. 6 PM O18 *at Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa 1 PM O24 *at Loyola Chicago, Ill. 7 PM O29 *Illinois State Terre Haute, Ind. 6 PM

5 LOYOLA (5-3-2, 0-0 MVC) Streak Breakers Loyola snapped a pair of streaks against rivals at the end of last week. The Ramblers held No. 21 scoreless en route to a 0-0 double-overtime draw with the Blue Demons on Thursday night at Loyola Soccer Park, recording their first home result against their neighbor to the south since the 2007 season. Three days later, Loyola downed former Horizon League foe Milwaukee, 3-2, to snap an eight-game losing skid against the Panthers and also pick up their first road win at Milwaukee since the 1994 campaign. Non-Conference Success Sunday s 3-2 win over the Panthers gave Loyola its fifth win of the season, matching the team s total from all of The Ramblers have shown incredible resiliency during their non-conference slate, suffering back-to-back defeats only once in ten games. Ramblers Hold The Cards Loyola will hit the road to open Missouri Valley Conference play over the weekend when it takes on preseason league favorite Evansville at Arad McCutchan Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The Ramblers have experienced success against the Purple Aces since their move to the Valley, shutting out Evansville in each of the last two seasons. Loyola owns a lead in the all-time series between the two institutions, with Evansville s lone victory coming back in A21 at UNC Greensboro W, 3-2 (2OT) 1-0 A23 at East Carolina T, 0-0 (2OT) Loyola Invitational A28 Saint Francis W, A30 Eastern Michigan L, S4 at Wisconsin L, S6 Army W, Marquette Invitational S11 vs. South Dakota State W, 2-1 (OT) S13 vs. Northern Arizona L, S17 No. 21 DePaul T, 0-0 (2 OT) S20 at Milwaukee W, MISSOURI STATE (5-2-1, 0-0 MVC) Two is the Magic Number Missouri State has scored two goals in a match six times so far in 2015 and in those matches, the Bears are Opening MVC Play Versus UNI MSU has been dominant when opening MVC play against UNI, which the Bears do again on Saturday. Missouri State is in MVC openers against the Panthers and all-time versus UNI, outscoring UNI in the series history. Unbeaten versus Omaha The Bears are all-time against Tuesday s non-conference finale opponent Nebraska Omaha. Both wins have been in Springfield, while the teams played to a 1-1 draw in the only meeting in Omaha two seasons ago. A21 at Idaho State W, A23 at Utah State L, A28 UMKC W, S3 Tulsa L, S9 Oral Roberts T, S11 at Central Arkansas W, S13 at Little-Rock W, S18 at SIUE L, 1-0 (2 OT) S20 Western Illinois W, S22 at Omaha Omaha, Neb. 7 PM S26 *Northern Iowa Springfield, Mo. 5 PM O4 *at Loyola Chicago, Ill. 1 PM O10 *at Indiana State Terre Haute, Ind. 12 PM O17 *Illinois State Springfield, Mo. 6 PM O24 *Drake Springfield, Mo. 2 PM O29 *at Evansville Evansville, Ind. 6 PM S26 *at Evansville Evansville, Ind. 3 PM S30 *at Illinois State Normal, Ill. 7 PM O4 *Missouri State Chicago, Ill. 1 PM O7 UIC Chicago, Ill. 7 PM O11 at Valparaiso Valaparaiso, Ind. 1 PM O17 *at Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O24 *Indiana State Chicago, Ill. 7 PM O29 *Northern Iowa Chicago, Ill. 6 PM

UNI (4-4-3, 0-0 MVC) Into Conference Play For the second straight season the Panthers are heading into Missouri Valley Conference play with a.500 winning percentage.

6 UNI (4-4-3, 0-0 MVC) Into Conference Play For the second straight season the Panthers are heading into Missouri Valley Conference play with a.500 winning percentage. UNI shutout their opponents five times during the 11 game non-conference span, tying the 2003 team for third most shutouts in team history during a single season. The Panthers also outscored their opponents, racking up 16 goals to their opponents 11 total. Road Woes Through 11 games this season, the Panthers have posted a overall record with an record on the road against non-conference opponents. UNI has been solid at their home field in Waterloo, Iowa, picking up four wins with just one loss in front of the Panther Faithful. MVC Opener The Panthers will travel to Springfield, Mo. for their Missouri Valley Conference opener on Friday evening. UNI and MSU have opened up conference play against each other in the last two out of three seasons. The Panthers have been on the road to begin MVC play three out of the last four seasons. A21 Green Bay W, 1-0 (OT) 1-0 A23 at SEMO T, 3-3 (2OT) A28 at Omaha T, 1-1 (2OT) A30 Eastern Illinois W, S1 at Iowa L, 1-2 (OT) S5 IUPUI L, S8 Western Illinois W, S11 at Illinois-Chicago T, 0-0 (2 OT) S13 North Dakota W, S18 at South Dakota State L, S20 at South Dakota L, S26 *at Missouri State Springfield, Mo. 5 PM O3 *Evansville Waterloo, Iowa 1 PM O10 *Illinois State Waterloo, Iowa 7 PM O13 at Iowa State Ames, Iowa 7 PM O18 *Indiana State Waterloo, Iowa 1 PM O21 *at Drake Des Moines, Iowa 7 PM O26 Saint Ambrose Waterloo, Iowa 7 PM O29 *at Loyola Chicago, Ill. 6 PM

2016 Standings -- thru Monday, Oct. 3. Upcoming Schedule/ Recent Results. MVC Offensive Player of the Week. MVC Defensive Player of the Week

2016 Standings -- thru Monday, Oct. 3. Upcoming Schedule/ Recent Results. MVC Offensive Player of the Week. MVC Defensive Player of the Week WOMEN S SOCCER UPDATE: OCTOBER 4, 2016 MVC Women s Soccer Contact: Mike Kern, Associate Commissioner Office: 314.444.4326 Cell: 314.435.4779 Email: kern@mvc.org 1818 Chouteau Ave. St. Louis, MO 63103 FAX: