10 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011

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1 TEXAS 2013 SOCCER 10 NCAA Tournament Appearances: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011 Texas Media Relations Office P.O. Box 7399 Austin, TX (512) SCHEDULE AND RESULTS (0-0-0 BIG 12) Date Opponent Time/Result Aug. 16 TEXAS A&M-CC# (Exhibition) 7 p.m. Aug. 23 GEORGIA# 7 p.m. Aug. 25 SOUTH FLORIDA# Noon Aug. 30 at Oregon State@ 2 p.m. Sept. 1 at Oregon@ 2 p.m. Sept. 6 SAMFORD# 7 p.m. Sept. 8 ILLINOIS STATE# Noon Sept.13 at Air Force 7 p.m. Sept. 15 at Colorado College 1 p.m. Sept. 20 TEXAS STATE# 7 p.m. Sept. 22 UTSA# 7 p.m. Sept. 27 TCU*# 7 p.m. Sept. 29 IOWA STATE*# 7 p.m. Oct. 4 at West Virginia* 6 p.m. Oct. 6 at Kansas* 1 p.m. Oct. 11 BAYLOR*# 7 p.m. Oct. 18 at Oklahoma State* 6 p.m. Oct. 20 OKLAHOMA*# 1 p.m. Oct. 25 at Stephen F. Austin 7 p.m. Nov. 1 at Texas Tech* 7 p.m. Nov Big 12 Championships Nov NCAA Tournament First Round * - Big 12 Conference match # - Televised by Longhorn Network () - Ranking in NSCAA poll when - Televised by Pac-12 Networks Home contests listed in BOLD CAPS All times listed are Central and subject to change. ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS Soccer Contact: Mary Kusek Office: (512) Cell: (512) mrk@utexas.edu Media Relations Fax: (512) UT Athletics Website: Myers Press Box Phone: (512) EXHIBITION MATCH VS. TEXAS A&M-CC Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (0-0-0) at Texas (0-0-0) Friday, Aug p.m. Central Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field (20,000) Austin, Texas Match Day Quick Facts TELEVISION: Friday s exhibition match will be televised live by Longhorn Network. Glenn Davis (pxp) and Monica Gonzalez (analyst) will call the action. RADIO: TexasSports.com will offer a live radio broadcast of every Longhorn home match this season. Lincoln Rose will call Friday s action. SERIES: Texas and Texas A&M-CC are meeting for the first time. It is the Islanders first NCAA Division I contest. UT is in program history against opponents from the state of Texas. TEXAS OPENS SEASON AGAINST TEXAS A&M-CC... > The University of Texas Soccer program kicks off the 2013 season Friday, hosting Texas A&M-Corpus Christi for a 7 p.m. Central match. It is the first meeting between the two schools as 2013 marks the inaugural varsity soccer season for the Islanders. > The Longhorns concluded the 2012 season with an record. After reaching the Big 12 Championship semifinals for the 10th time in program history, UT fell to TCU in penalty kicks after playing the Horned Frogs to a 0-0 double-overtime draw. > The 2013 Texas squad returns 18 players including 2012 leading goal-scorer Sharis Lachappelle. The Horns add seven freshmen, six of whom hail from the Lone Star State. > By the numbers, UT s returners were responsible for 70.8 percent (17-of-24) of the team s goals in 2012, as well as 66.7 percent (46-of-69) of the team s overall points. > With the exception of part-time starting defender Kara Hoffman, who graduated, the Longhorns return every member of a defense ranked second in the Big 12 in goals allowed (five) and goals-against average (0.61) in Junior center backs Brooke Gilbert and Julie Arnold started all 20 games for UT last season. > Texas welcomes back sophomore goalkeeper Abby Smith, a 2012 All-Big 12 Second Team and 2013 Preseason All-Big 12 honoree, who notched a UT freshman program record-tying seven shutouts in 12 starts last season.

2 2013 QUICK FACTS Location: Austin, Texas Enrollment: 49,449 (37,759 undergraduate) President: William C. Powers, Jr. (California, 1967) Founded: 1883 Conference: Big 12 Nickname/Mascot: Longhorns/Bevo XIV Colors: Burnt Orange (PANTONE 159) and White Women s Athletics Director: Christine Plonsky NCAA Faculty Representative: Jim Vick, Ph.D. First Year of Soccer: 1994 All-Time Record: (.582) All-Time Big 12 Record: (.648) Big 12 Championships (Regular Season/Tournament): 3 (1/2) NCAA Tournaments (Record): 10 (6-10-1) Facility:_ Mike A. Myers Stadium and Soccer Field (20,000) Myers Stadium Record: (.741) All-Time Home Record: (.721) Head Coach: Angela Kelly Alma Mater (Year): North Carolina (1994) Record at Texas - Season: (.425) - 2nd Career Record - Seasons: (.630) - 14th Assistant Coach - Season: Keeley Dowling - 2nd Alma Mater (Year): Tennessee (2005) Assistant Coach - Season: Jaimel Johnson - 2nd Alma Mater (Year): Tennessee (2009) Special Assistant - Season: Robert Boyle - 2nd Alma Mater (Year): UNC Greensboro (2001) Volunteer Assistant - Season: Scott Blount - 2nd Alma Mater (Year): Furman (2002) Athletic Trainer: Gabe Perlaza Strength and Conditioning Coach: Anna Craig Soccer Office Phone Number: (512) Overall Record: Big 12 Conference Record/Finish: 4-4-0/4th 2011 Big 12 Championship/Finish: 1-1/4th Starters Returning/Lost: 8/3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 18/5 Newcomers: 7 Facebook: Texas Longhorns Soccer Instagram: LonghornsSoccerNation Media Policies All interviews with Texas student-athletes must be coordinated through the Media Relations Department. Please make all interview requests at least 24 hours before the desired interview to Mary Kusek at (512) NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl-Exp. Ht. Hometown 00 Cara Connatser GK Fr.-HS 5-6 Frisco, Texas 0 Keagan McCoy GK Fr.-HS 5-7 Knoxville, Tenn. 1 Abby Smith GK So.-1L 5-9 Plano, Texas 2 Brooke Gilbert D Jr.-2L 5-6 Snohomish, Wash. 3 Sydney Shutter F So.-1L 5-6 Austin, Texas 4 Lindsey Meyer M So.-1L 6-0 Coppell, Texas 5 Julia Dyche M Fr.-HS 5-6 Southlake, Texas 6 Emilie Campbell D/M So.-1L 5-4 London, Ontario 7 Gabby Zarnegar M/F Sr.-3L 5-2 Mission Viejo, Calif. 8 Marchelle Davis F Fr.-HS 5-6 Trophy Club, Texas 9 Whitney Jaynes D Jr.-2L 5-4 Plano, Texas 11 Sharis Lachappelle M Jr.-1L 5-9 San Antonio, Texas 12 Aaron Strawser M/F So.-1L 5-0 Beaumont, Texas 13 Brinkley Field D/F So.-1L 5-8 Dallas, Texas 14 Isabelle Kerr D Fr.-HS 5-7 Austin, Texas 16 Allison Smith F Jr.-2L 5-8 Austin, Texas 17 Kelsey Shimmick F So.-1L 5-7 Grapevine, Texas 18 Brenda Saucedo D/F Sr.-3L 5-4 Spring, Texas 19 Cierra Grubbs D Jr.-2L 5-9 Gladewater, Texas 21 Ava Vogel GK Jr.-2L 5-8 Seattle, Wash. 22 Katie Gernsbacher M/F Fr.-HS 5-6 Austin, Texas 23 Chantale Campbell M/F So.-1L 5-4 London, Ontario 24 Ali Schmalz D So.-1L 5-4 Hoffman Estates, Ill. 26 Jasmine Hart F Fr.-HS 5-8 Haltom City, Texas 37 Julie Arnold D Jr.-2L 5-8 Round Rock, Texas 2013 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Cl-Exp. Ht. Hometown 37 Julie Arnold D Jr.-2L 5-8 Round Rock, Texas 23 Chantale Campbell M/F So.-1L 5-4 London, Ontario 6 Emilie Campbell D/M So.-1L 5-4 London, Ontario 00 Cara Connatser GK Fr.-HS 5-6 Frisco, Texas 8 Marchelle Davis F Fr.-HS 5-6 Trophy Club, Texas 5 Julia Dyche M Fr.-HS 5-6 Southlake, Texas 13 Brinkley Field D/F So.-1L 5-8 Dallas, Texas 22 Katie Gernsbacher M/F Fr.-HS 5-6 Austin, Texas 2 Brooke Gilbert D Jr.-2L 5-6 Snohomish, Wash. 19 Cierra Grubbs D Jr.-2L 5-9 Gladewater, Texas 26 Jasmine Hart F Fr.-HS 5-8 Haltom City, Texas 9 Whitney Jaynes D Jr.-2L 5-4 Plano, Texas 14 Isabelle Kerr D Fr.-HS 5-7 Austin, Texas 11 Sharis Lachappelle M Jr.-1L 5-9 San Antonio, Texas 0 Keagan McCoy GK Fr.-HS 5-7 Knoxville, Tenn. 4 Lindsey Meyer M So.-1L 6-0 Coppell, Texas 18 Brenda Saucedo D/F Sr.-3L 5-4 Spring, Texas 24 Ali Schmalz D So.-1L 5-4 Hoffman Estates, Ill. 17 Kelsey Shimmick F So.-1L 5-7 Grapevine, Texas 3 Sydney Shutter F So.-1L 5-6 Austin, Texas 1 Abby Smith GK So.-1L 5-9 Plano, Texas 16 Allison Smith F Jr.-2L 5-8 Austin, Texas 12 Aaron Strawser M/F So.-1L 5-0 Beaumont, Texas 21 Ava Vogel GK Jr.-2L 5-8 Seattle, Wash. 7 Gabby Zarnegar M/F Sr.-3L 5-2 Mission Viejo, Calif. PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Texas coaches and athletes will be available for postgame interviews after a brief cooling-off period following No. Player Pronunciation No. Player Pronunciation each contest as mandated by the NCAA. Media members 23 Chantale Campbell shawn-tell 11 Sharis Lachappelle SHARE-iss who wish to interview Texas athletes or coaches should CAM-bull LAH-shuh-pell notify Kusek or a member of the media relations staff prior 6 Emilie Campbell EM-ill-ee CAM-bull 0 Keagan McCoy KEY-gan to the end of each match. 00 Cara Connatser con-at-sir 18 Brenda Saucedo saw-say-doe 8 Marchelle Davis mar-shell 17 Kelsey Shimmick SHIM-mick We look forward to and thank you for your coverage of 5 Julia Dyche DIKE 12 Aaron Strawser STRAW-sir the 2013 Texas Soccer team. 22 Katie Gernsbacher GERNS-bahk-er 21 Ava Vogel AY-vuh VOE-goal 9 Whitney Jaynes janes 7 Gabby Zarnegar ZARN-eh-gur 14 Isabelle Kerr IS-a-bell 2013 Texas Soccer Match Notes 2

3 FINAL 2012 BIG 12 STANDINGS Conference Overall W L T Pct. W L T Pct. West Virginia*^ Baylor$^ Texas Tech^ Texas Oklahoma Kansas Oklahoma State TCU Iowa State * - Regular Season Champion $ - Tournament Champion ^ - NCAA Tournament participant LOOKING AHEAD IN THE BIG 12 August 23 Georgia at Texas Wyoming vs. TCU Iowa State at South Dakota State Oklahoma at Tennessee West Virginia at Penn State Kansas at Arkansas Oklahoma State at Tennessee-Martin UTSA at Baylor Texas Tech at New Mexico August 25 USF at Texas* Air Force vs. TCU Kennesaw State vs. Oklahoma Pacific at Kansas Colorado State at Texas Tech Oklahoma State at Verderbilt Iowa State at South Dakota Northwestern State at Baylor Syracuse vs. West Virginia August 27 Western Illinois at Iowa State 7 p.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. Noon 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 8 p.m. TEXAS AND THE BIG 12: 2012 INDIVIDUALS Category UT Leader Big 12 Rank FIELD PLAYERS Points: Sharis Lachappelle (7) T-10th Points per Game: Sharis Lachappelle (0.38) T-8th Goals: Sharis Lachappelle (3) T-8th Goals per Game: Sharis Lachappelle (0.38) T-8th Assists: Gabby Zarnegar (3) T-2nd Assists per Game: Gabby Zarnegar (0.43) 2nd Shots: Hannah Higgins (54) N/A Shots per Game: Hannah Higgins (2.7) N/A Game-Winning Goals: Sharis Lachappelle (2) T-2nd GOALKEEPERS Goals-Against Average: Abby Smith (0.61) 2nd Saves: Abby Smith (28) 7th Save Percentage: Abby Smith (.848) 2nd Saves per Game: Ava Vogel (3.50) 9th Shutouts: Abby Smith (5) T-1st TEXAS IN THE BIG 12: 2012 TEAM Category No. Big 12 Rank Goals: 8 7th Assists: 7 T-5th Points: 23 7th Shots: 93 8th Goals per Game: th Assists per Game: Goals Allowed: Goals-Against Average: 0.88 T-5th 5 2nd nd Saves: 28 8th Shutouts: Fouls: 4.0 T-1st 86 3rd Corners: 55 1st Offsides: 21 1st Yellow Cards: 4 T-5th All times Central 2013 Texas Soccer Match Notes 3

4 Last Time Out: TCU 0 Texas 0 TCU (7-9-4) vs. Texas (8-10-2) Date: Nov 02, 2012 Attendance: 719 Weather: Soccer Box Score (Final) 2012 Texas Soccer TCU vs Texas (Nov 02, 2012 at San Antonio, Texas) TCU Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Vittoria Arnold d 4 Bobbi Clemmer m 5 Madeline Hamm m 6 Carly Bowen f 9 Sarah Schweiss d 13 Serena Smith-Banas m 14 Kelly Johnson d 15 Morgan Lane d 21 Rebekah Foreman f 22 Maddy Courvoisier m 26 Monica Alvarado Substitutes Caroline Patel Lindsy Schafer Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Vittoria Arnold 120: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total TCU Texas Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 SO Total TCU Texas Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total TCU Texas Texas Po # Player Sh SO G A Fo Min gk 1 Smith, Abby d 2 Gilbert, Brooke m 4 Meyer, Lindsey f 5 Higgins, Hannah f 8 Cummins, Kristin d 9 Jaynes, Whitney m 11 Lachappelle, Sharis f 17 Shimmick, Kelsey d 20 Hoffman, Kara m 23 Campbell, Chantale d 37 Arnold, Julie Substitutes -- 3 Shutter, Sydney Campbell, Emilie Smith, Allison Schmalz, Ali Totals # Goalkeepers Min GA Saves 1 Smith, Abby 120: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 SO Total TCU Texas Fouls 1 2 OT O2 SO Total TCU Texas Scoring summary: No. Time Team Goal scorer Assist Description Cautions and ejections: TCU-Vittoria Arnold (7-8-4). Texas-Smith, Abby (6-5-2). Stadium: Blossom Soccer SHOOTOUT RESULTS: TCU: 19/Y 9/Y 13/Y 26/N 14/Y Texas: 23/N 4/Y 11/Y 37/N TCU wins shootout 4-2 Officials: Referee: Shane Butler; Asst. Referee: Dwight Driskill; Curt Berry; Alt. Official: Rob Mann; Offsides: TCU 2, Texas 5. TCU advances in Shootout 4-2 Official's signature SAN ANTONIO -- In the Big 12 Championship s first semifinal match, 110 minutes of soccer was not enough to determine whether Texas or TCU would advance to Sunday s title game. After the teams played to a scoreless draw through double overtime, the Horned Frogs used a 4-2 advantage in the penaltykick shootout to move forward in the tournament. Texas (8-10-2) recorded PK conversions from freshman Lindsey Meyer and sophomore Sharis Lachappelle. TCU (7-9- 4) tallied its four scores from Lindsy Schafer, Sarah Schweiss, Serena Smith-Banas and Kelly Johnson. The Longhorns had an opportunity to tie the shootout at 3-3, but TCU goalkeeper Vittoria Arnold made the save and Johnson pushed in the fourth attempt for the clinching score. With the 0-0 final score, freshman goalkeeper Abby Smith recorded her seventh shutout of the campaign, tying Jamie Strong s Texas rookie record, set in At the beginning of the contest, TCU fired the first two shots following a throw in. At 2:59, Smith-Banas headed one toward Smith, who jumped up and knocked the ball aside for the save. Bobbi Clemmer collected the rebound and fired high. The Longhorns took their first shot at 5:18 as sophomore defender Brooke Gilbert missed wide left. Senior Hannah Higgins recorded the contest s next shot at 17:50 on a pass from Lachappelle, but her attempt missed high. Texas registered a corner kick at 26:31 and another at 28:23, but no shots resulted. TCU countered with a corner kick at 33:01 and Schafer recorded a shot that went high. The Horned Frogs had the final scoring attempt of the half with a wide right shot from Monica Alvarado at 44:27. In the second half, the Longhorns put pressure on the TCU defense right from the start. Lachappelle took a corner kick at 47:59 that Meyer got a head on but missed high. Higgins followed with an attempt at 48:50 that went wide right. Freshman Chantale Campbell recorded the first shot on goal of the period at 49:30 as Arnold dove and tipped the ball away for the save. TCU s Schweiss had a pair of chances in the 54th minute. Her first was blocked and the second missed wide right. UT s initial shot of the half was a header from Higgins that went wide right at 61:33. The Horned Frogs tried again to crack the scoreboard in the 65th minute when Johnson missed wide right. The teams exchanged shots in the 67th and 68th minutes as Lachappelle sent a header wide left and TCU s Madeline Hamm broke in on Smith, but missed high. A Lachappelle corner kick at 76:17 resulted in a shot by senior Kara Hoffman that was blocked. The Longhorns continued to apply pressure and sophomore Allison Smith missed wide left at 79:58. The final shot in regulation for TCU came off the foot of Johnson at 86:30 as she missed wide right. UT nearly broke the scoreless draw in the 87th minute as Higgins passed to Allison Smith, who tried to push the ball into the net and missed wide left by inches. A corner kick from Campbell provided one last opportunity for Texas in regulation, but the attempt at 89:29 was cleared out to midfield. In the initial overtime period, the Horned Frogs had the first scoring opportunity at 91:45 with a corner kick, but it was cleared to midfield. Higgins again nearly ended the contest at 93:22. Arnold came off her line to clear the ball and hit it toward midfield, but it deflected off Higgins and nearly rolled into the open net. The attempt missed wide right by less than a yard. Higgins had another shot at 97:14, missing wide left. The Longhorns had another opportunity in the 99th minute and missed by inches again. A TCU foul gave UT a free kick and Lachappelle served the ball toward the goal. Meyer got a head on it, Arnold jumped up and knocked the ball off the crossbar before grabbing it to keep the match scoreless. The second extra session had UT maintain pressure throughout the first five minutes. Texas recorded a free kick, corner kick and shots by Lachappelle and Higgins. Lachappelle s was high and Arnold made a diving save on Higgins attempt at 104:03. Schafer countered with TCU s only attempt in the second overtime at 105:35, but Abby Smith dove and made the stop. In the penalty kick shootout, Schafer converted the first attempt while Campbell sent her shot off the post. The second and third rounds had Schweiss and Smith-Banas for TCU and Meyer and Lachappelle make their shots. After Alvarado was stoned by Abby Smith, Arnold s miss in the fourth round opened the door for Johnson, who scored to push the Horned Frogs into the championship tilt Texas Soccer Match Notes 4

5 BEVO S BITES FACTS TO KNOW BEFORE GAMETIME The Longhorns Against The Islanders... This week s game marks the first meeting between Texas and TAMU-CC. The Islanders have never played an NCAA soccer contest as the program was formed in January, Taking On In-State Foes... In program history, the Longhorns have gone against foes from the state of Texas, including a mark since the current seniors arrived on campus in the fall of Priming For The Season With Exhibition Matches.. A year ago, the soccer team prepared for the regular season with an exhibition match against Texas State (Aug. 10) that the Longhorns won 1-0. Since the start of 2009, UT has gone 3-2 in preseason contests. In 2009, UT lost its only exhibition match, dropping a 2-1 decision at LSU. One year later, the Tigers returned the preseason trip and Texas claimed a 2-1 victory. In 2011, the Longhorns downed TCU 3-0 in Austin (Aug. 10) before falling 2-1 at Florida State (Aug. 14). The Schedule Ahead... Following Friday s exhibition match against Texas A&M- Corpus Christi, the Longhorns kick off a 19-contest regular season schedule that features six opponents who advanced to the 2012 NCAA Tournament: Colorado College, Illinois State, West Virginia, Texas Tech, Stephen F. Austin and Baylor. In addition to 2012 Big 12 champion Baylor, a pair of foes also won their respective conference tournament titles a year ago: Illinois State (Missouri Valley) and Stephen F. Austin (Southland). Preseason Props... Sophomore GK Abby Smith was named to the 2013 Preseason All-Big 12 team, marking the 13th straight season in which Texas has been represented preseason among the league s best. A Record For 1-0 Outcomes... UT played a program-record nine contests that ended in 1-0 scores in 2012, breaking the 2006 squad s previous high of eight. Last year s club posted a 3-6 record in 1-0 decisions. Campbell Twins Get On The Board... For a pair that does nearly everything together, it was only fitting for sophomores Chantale Campbell and twin sister Emilie Campbell to record their first career points during the same game in the same manner. Chantale tallied her first career assist at 27:02 against Oklahoma on Shimmick s first goal. Emilie recorded the helper on Shimmick s second score, at 80:09. Shooting And Winning... In Texas eight 2012 wins, the team posted a.161 shooting percentage (19 goals on 118 shots). On the other hand, in the squad s 10 losses, the shooting percentage dipped to.018 (two goals on 114 shots). Seven New Faces... The incoming freshman group consists of Cara Connatser, Keagan McCoy, Julia Dyche, Marchelle Davis, Isabelle Kerr, Katie Gernsbacher and Jasmine Hart. With the exception of Knoxville, Tenn. native McCoy, all hail from the state of Texas with Connatser, Davis, Dyche and Hart all having played for the same Dallas Texans 95 Red club team.... And Just Two Seniors This year s team has just two seniors out of 25 players. Brenda Saucedo and Gabby Zernegar will be counted on to provide leadership to a young squad. The Numbers Reveal... With seven newcomers on the squad but 18 letterwinners returning, Texas is returning a fair amount of its production from the 2012 campaign: Category 2012 Total Percent Returning Goals % (17-of-24) Assists % (12-of-21) Points % (46-of-69) Shots % (162-of-261) Saves % (65-of-65) Approaching 100 Big 12 Wins... The Longhorns victory over Kansas on Oct. 14 gave them 97 wins in regular season play against members of the Big 12. UT is the league leader among all current members in conference wins. In Big 12 history, the Longhorns 97 league wins trail only Texas A&M s 121 and Nebraska s 98. A closer look at current Big 12 teams all-time regularseason league wins: Rank School Wins 1. Texas Kansas Baylor Oklahoma State_ Iowa State Oklahoma Texas Tech West Virginia 7 9. TCU 1 Getting Ahead Early And Holding On... In 2012, the Longhorns owned a record when scoring first, but went just when the foe was the first on the board. Against Big 12 Conference opponents, UT owned a 7-1 advantage on the scoreboard during the opening half, but trailed 1-4 in the second half and overtime. The team won each of the five games against league foes in which it scored in the first half Texas Soccer Match Notes 5

6 Bevo s Bites Facts To Know Before Gametime The Best In The Big Texas tied for the 2012 Big 12 lead in fewest goals allowed during regular season league games with five and placed second in goals against average. The five surrendered were UT s fewest during a Big 12 campaign since allowing five in A closer look at the Big 12 s top four in goals against average during league action: Rank Team Goals Minutes GAA 1. Baylor 5 814: Texas 5 741: West Virginia 6 747: Oklahoma 8 760: Foes Held To Fewer Than Nine times in 2012, foes were held to fewer than 10 shots, with the Longhorns winning six of the last seven. A closer look at 2012 contests with fewer than 10 shots by opponents: Date Opponent Shots Taken Result Aug. 19 Arkansas 9 L, 1-0 Aug. 24 N.C. State 6 L, 1-0 Aug. 26 Toledo 4 W, 3-0 Sept. 14 Fresno State 8 W, 3-0 Sept. 23 Oklahoma 8 W, 1-0 Oct. 5 Oklahoma State_8 W, 1-0 Oct. 14 Kansas 9 W, 1-0 Oct. 26 West Virginia 7 L, 1-0 Oct. 31 Oklahoma 5 W, 3-0 A Bright Future... Of the Longhorns 23 points during 2012 Big 12 regularseason matches, 17 came from freshmen, sophomores or juniors (73.9 percent). Sharis Lachappelle topped the squad with seven while Lindsey Meyer was second with four. Defensively, then-freshman Abby Smith logged all 741:58 of the team s minutes in league matches and then-sophomore center backs Julie Arnold and Brooke Gilbert also played all 741:58. Shimmick Comes On Strong... Looking to replace some of the offense lost from the 2012 squad will be sophomore forward Kelsey Shimmick. The Grapevine, Texas, native played some of her best soccer in the last seven matches and was rewarded with starts in the last five contests. A closer look at her productivity the first 13 games and the last seven: Matches Goals Assists Shots SOG Minutes A Pair Of 2012 All-Big 12 Team Honorees Return... Sophomore goalkeeper Abby Smith and junior midfielder Sharis Lachappelle were All-Big 12 Second-Team choices in And Four On The All-Big 12 Newcomer Team Smith and Lachappelle were also named to the league s 2012 all-newcomer squad and were joined by thenfreshman defender Ali Schmalz and then-freshman Lindsey Meyer, who earned the nod at the utility position. Smith was one of three unanimous selections. The four picks were the most for any program in the conference, and tied the 2001 Texas team for the most in Longhorns history. Looking Back On The Big 12 in UT ended the 2012 Big 12 Conference regular season with a record. It was the most league wins for the program since tallying four in A closer look at Texas league records, winning percentages and regular-season finishes since 2006: Year Record Winning % Finish th T-4th th th th nd T-2nd Setting Texas Freshman Records... A year ago, freshman goalkeeper Abby Smith posted seven shutouts, five against Big 12 Conference opponents, the second most by a freshman in program history. Her 0.61 goals against average stood as the second best in the Big 12. A closer look at the Texas rookie record chart for blankings: Rank Shutouts Player Year 1. 7 Jamie Strong 1994 _Abby Smith Alex Gagarin 2001 Dana Hall 2003 Alexa Gaul And Big 12 Rookie Records As Well Smith s seven shutouts also gave her a spot on the Big 12 freshman blanking record chart. The Plano, Texas, native is tied for eighth on the list. A closer look at the league s rookie goalkeepers with the most shutouts: Rank Shutouts Player (School) Year Rebecca Hornbacher (NEB)_ Adrianna Franch (OSU) Jordan Day (A&M) 2011 Jessica Keller (COL) Melanie Wilson (A&M) Kristin Arnold (A&M) 2006 Dawn Greathouse (BU) Kathrin Lehmann (OSU) 2003 _Abby Smith (TEX) Kelsey Devonshire (OU) 2009 Chrystal Emerson (OSU) Texas Soccer Match Notes 6

7 FINAL 2012 NUMBERS TO KNOW BREAKDOWN BY PERIOD 2012 MATCH BREAKDOWN SCORING 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total TEXAS: Opponents: SHOTS 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total TEXAS: Opponents: CORNERS 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total TEXAS: Opponents: SAVES 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 Total TEXAS: Opponents: COME-FROM-BEHIND WINS Date Opponent Final Deficit (From) Aug. 17 Dayton W, 3-2 (OT) 1-0 (2:17-10:28) LOST LEADS Date Opponent Final Lead (From) Sept. 16 Denver T, 2-2 (2OT) 2-1 (49:31-67:15) 3-1 (67:15-82:22) Sept. 2 New Mexico L, 2-1 (2OT) 1-0 (9:35-89:24) Aug. 17 Dayton W, 3-2 (OT) 2-1 (80:38-86:21) OVERTIME MATCHES Date Opponent Final GWG Time Nov. 2 TCU T, 0-0 (2OT) None Oct. 26 West Virginia L, 1-0 (OT) 97:06 Oct. 19 Baylor L, 2-1 (2OT) 104:52 Sept. 16 Denver T, 3-3 (2OT) None Sept. 2 New Mexico L, 2-1 (2OT) 103:29 Aug. 17 Dayton W, 3-2 (OT) 98: TEAM SEASON HIGHS Individuals Category Team OFFENSIVE 5, Kristin Cummins vs. Dayton (Aug. 17) POINTS 12, at Iowa State (Sept. 21) 2, Kelsey Shimmick vs. Oklahoma (Oct. 31) and GOALS 4, at Iowa State (Sept. 21) Lindsey Meyer at Iowa State (Sept. 21) and Kristin Cummins vs. Dayton (Aug. 17) 2, Gabby Zarnegar at Iowa State (Sept. 21) ASSISTS 4, at Iowa State (Sept. 21) 7, Hannah Higgins vs. Fresno State (Sept. 14) SHOTS 24, vs. Fresno State (Sept. 14) 3, Kristin Cummins vs. Texas Tech (Oct. 12), SHOTS ON GOAL 9, vs. Fresno State (Sept. 14) Kristin Cummins at Iowa State (Sept. 21), Hannah Higgins vs. Fresno State (Sept. 14) and Kristin Cummins vs. Dayton (Aug. 17) N/A CORNER KICKS 15, vs. Fresno State (Sept. 14) DEFENSIVE 8, Abby Smith vs. Texas Tech (Oct. 12) SAVES 8, vs. Texas Tech (Oct. 12), Ava Vogel at BYU (Sept. 6) and Virginia (Aug. 31) at BYU (Sept. 6) and vs. Virginia (Aug. 31) 5, Ava Vogel at BYU (Sept. 6) GOALS ALLOWED 5, at BYU (Sept. 6) N/A FOULS 16, vs. Denver (Sept. 16) 2013 Texas Soccer Match Notes 7

8 2012 THE BREAKDOWN Game Type Overall Big 12 Streak Home matches l1 Away matches l2 Neutral site matches w1 Day matches w1 Night matches l2 Weekend matches l1 Weekday matches w1 Against ranked opponents l2 Against Texas teams l3 One-goal matches l3 Two-goal matches w3 Three + goal matches w3 Overtime matches l2 Month In August L1 In September W2 In October W1 In November L2 Scoring Texas scores first w5 Texas scores 1 goal l3 Texas scores 2 goals l1 Texas scores 3 goals w1 Texas scores 4+ goals W62 Opponent scores first l9 Opponent scores 1 goal l8 Opponent scores 2 goals l2 Opponent scores 3 goals T1 Opponent scores 4+ goals l20 Penalties Texas has more fouls w1 Opponent has more fouls w2 Fouls are tied l1 Texas has more yellow cards l1 Opponent has more yellow cards w2 Yellow cards are tied w1 Half-By-Half Leading after 1st half w6 Trailing after 1st half l7 Tied after 1st half l3 Tied after 2nd half l2 Shooting Texas out-shoots opponent w1 Opponent out-shoots Texas L1 Shots are tied l1 Texas has more shots on goal w1 Opponent has more shots on goal l9 Shots on goal are tied w1 Texas has 10 or fewer shots l1 Opponent has 10 or fewer shots w1 Texas has shots w1 Opponent has shots l2 Texas has 16+ or more shots l1 Opponent has 16+ or more shots l Texas Soccer Match Notes 8

9 2013 NSCAA/Continental Tire (Aug. 13, 2013) No. School Last Week 2012 Record 1. North Carolina Stanford Florida State Penn State UCLA BYU Duke Virginia Florida Notre Dame San Diego State Texas A&M Baylor Marquette Wake Forest Santa Clara Maryland Georgetown Michigan California UCF Portland Ohio State Texas Tech Denver Opponents Receiving Votes: West Virginia 29, Stephen F. Austin 1 Bold Indicates 2013 Opponent POLLING PLACE PRESEASON 2013/FINAL 2012 Soccer Times (Nov. 5, 2012) No. School Last Week 2012 Record 1. Stanford (15) BYU San Diego State Virginia UCLA Florida State Penn State Florida Wake Forest Baylor Marquette North Carolina Texas A&M Duke Maryland Santa Clara California Tennessee Georgetown UCF Ohio State NR Pepperdine Virginia Tech Notre Dame Boston College Opponents Receiving Votes: West Virginia 20, Texas Tech 3 Bold Indicates 2013 Opponent Soccer America (Nov. 8, 2012) No. School Last Week 2012 Record 1. Stanford Virginia BYU Florida State UCLA Penn State San Diego State Marquette Baylor Florida Ohio State Wake Forest Maryland North Carolina Duke West Virginia Texas A&M California Georgetown LaSalle Portland Santa Clara Notre Dame Miami (OH) NR Tennessee Bold Indicates 2013 Opponent TopDrawerSoccer.com (Aug. 12, 2013) No. School 2012 Record 1. North Carolina Stanford Notre Dame UCLA Penn State Florida State Virginia Duke BYU Baylor Santa Clara Florida Texas A&M Marquette Portland Georgetown Illinois Maryland Wake Forest Denver San Diego State Boston College Michigan California LSU Bold Indicates 2013 Opponent 2013 Texas Soccer Match Notes 9

10 OFFENSE Scored 3+ goals TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; vs. Oklahoma (3) OPP: Sept. 16, 2012; Denver (3) Scored 4+ goals TEXAS: Sept. 21, 2012; at Iowa State (4) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; BYU (5) Scored 5+ goals TEXAS: Aug. 28, 2011; vs. Cal State Northridge (5) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; BYU (5) Had 4+ assists TEXAS: Sept. 21, 2012; at Iowa State (4) OPP: Sept. 10, 2010; Virginia (4) Had 5+ assists TEXAS: Aug. 28, 2011; vs. Cal State Northridge (6) OPP: Nov. 23, 2007; Florida State (5) Had 6+ assists TEXAS: Aug. 28, 2011; vs. Cal State Northridge (6) OPP: Nov. 2, 2001; Texas A&M (6) Took shots TEXAS: Oct. 21, 2012; at TCU (17) OPP: Oct. 19, 2012; Baylor (22) Took shots TEXAS: Sept. 14, 2012; vs. Fresno State (24) OPP: Oct. 19, 2012; Baylor (22) Took 25+ shots TEXAS: Sept. 3, 2010; vs. Navy (25) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; BYU (30) Had 10+ shots on goal TEXAS: Oct. 2, 2011; at Missouri (11) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; BYU (13) Collected points TEXAS: Sept. 21, 2012; at Iowa State (12) OPP: Sept. 16, 2012; Denver (8) Collected 11+ points TEXAS: Sept. 21, 2012; at Iowa State (12) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; BYU (13) Took 7+ corner kicks TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; vs. Oklahoma (8) OPP: Oct. 21, 2012; TCU (9) Was shutout TEXAS: Oct. 26, 2012; vs. West Virginia OPP: Oct. 31, 2012; Oklahoma DEFENSE Made 12+ saves TEXAS: Oct. 26, 2000; vs. Texas A&M (12) OPP: Sept. 5, 2010; UC-Riverside (13) Recorded 13+ fouls TEXAS: Sept. 23, 2012; at Oklahoma (15) OPP: Oct. 5, 2012; Oklahoma State (13) THE LAST TIME... THE LAST TIME A TEAM... THE LAST TIME A PLAYER... OFFENSE Scored 2+ goals TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; Kelsey Shimmick vs. Oklahoma (2) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; Michelle Murphy, BYU (2) Scored 3+ goals TEXAS: Oct. 1, 2010; Kristin Cummins at Wisconsin-Milwaukee (3) OPP: Oct. 5, 2003; Jolene Schweitzer, Oklahoma State (2) Had 2+ assists TEXAS: Sept. 21, 2012; Gabby Zarnegar at Iowa State (2) OPP: Aug. 17, 2012; Alexis Garcia, Dayton (2) Had 3+ assists TEXAS: Sept. 14, 2007; Courtney Gaines vs. UTSA (3) OPP: Sept. 30, 2011; Whitney Berry, Kansas (3) Took 4+ shots TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; Hannah Higgins (4) and Kelsey Shimmick (4) vs. Oklahoma OPP: Oct. 26, 2012; Frances Silva, West Virginia (4) Took 5+ shots TEXAS: Oct. 13, 2012; Kristin Cummins vs. Texas Tech (6) OPP: Oct. 19, 2012; Dana Larsen (6) and Lisa Sliwinski (5), Baylor Had 3+ shots on goal TEXAS: Oct. 13, 2012; Kristin Cummins vs. Texas Tech (3) OPP: Oct. 14, 2012; Carolina Kastor, Kansas (3) Collected 4+ points TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; Kelsey Shimmick vs. Oklahoma (4) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; Michelle Murphy, BYU (5) Collected 5+ points TEXAS: Aug. 17, 2012; Kristin Cummins vs. Dayton (5) OPP: Sept. 6, 2012; Michelle Murphy, BYU (5) DEFENSE Posted a shutout TEXAS: Oct. 31, 2012; Abby Smith, vs. Oklahoma OPP: Oct. 26, 2012; Sara Keane, West Virginia Made 12+ saves TEXAS: Oct. 26, 2000; Shay Wilkerson vs. Texas A&M (12) OPP: Sept. 5, 2010; Jessica White, UC-Riverside (13) 2013 Texas Soccer Match Notes 10

11 HEAD COACH ANGELA KELLY Overall Record: (14th season) Second Season at Texas Full name: Angela Kelly Birthdate: Oct. 3, 1971 Hometown: Brantford, Ontario, Canada High School: North Park Collegiate-Vocational School (Brantford, Ontario) College: University of North Carolina Degree: B.S. in physical education, 1994 On Dec. 19, 2011, Angela Kelly became the third head coach of the Texas Longhorns women s soccer program. Prior to her hiring, Kelly spent 12 years as head coach of the Tennessee Lady Vols, building the team into a national championship contender. At Tennessee, Kelly took over a program that had never advanced to the NCAA Tournament, had never won a Southeastern Conference Tournament match and had never collected any First- Team All-SEC honors or other league seasonal hardware. She eventually led the Lady Vols to four consecutive SEC Eastern Division crowns, three straight SEC regular-season titles and four SEC Tournament titles. She was tabbed SEC Coach of the Year three consecutive seasons from In Knoxville, Kelly led the Lady Vols to a (.644) mark. Tennessee also reached nine NCAA Tournaments, went in the event and made five Sweet 16 appearances. Six Lady Vols garnered All-America honors under Kelly s guidance, including three-time National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-American Keeley Dowling. Tennessee also garnered 43 All-SEC and 22 SEC All-Tournament Team selections. The Lady Vols were performers in the classroom as well. Kelly s student-athletes earned 142 selections to the Academic All-SEC Team and SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll. During her years in Knoxville, four individuals earned Academic All-America honors from the College Sports Information Directors Association, most recently Caroline Brown in Thirteen Lady Vols garnered Academic All-District accolades. In her second season as the head coach, in 2001, the Lady Vols made their first-ever appearance in the national rankings and earned a bid to the NCAA Championship for the first time. In 2002, the Lady Vols continued to rise, posting then school singleseason records for most wins (18), longest unbeaten streak (nine), longest winning streak (eight), longest home win streak (nine) and best home record (9-1). The Lady Vols finished , won the SEC Eastern Division and captured the SEC Tournament title. Tennessee advanced to the NCAA Regional Semifinal with wins against Furman and No. 22 Cincinnati. Individually that year, Dowling became the first All-American in school history. Kim Patrick was also one of 15 finalists for the Hermann Trophy, awarded to the top player in Division I. The Lady Vols rampaged through the SEC in 2003, winning the SEC Eastern Division title and SEC regular season crown with a league mark and earned their second consecutive SEC Tournament championship to take the SEC Triple Crown. The effort earned Kelly her first of three SEC Coach of the Year awards. Tennessee put together a program-best 12-match unbeaten streak and posted a record. The Lady Vols stout defense registered 12 shutouts as the unit was led by Dowling, who earned Tennessee s first SEC Defensive Player of the Year honor in addition to repeating as an All-America selection. The season ended with a second straight NCAA Regional Semifinal appearance. Tennessee posted another campaign in 2004, winning a third-straight SEC Eastern Division title and second consecutive league regular season crown with a 10-1 mark. Kelly earned her second-straight league coach of the year honor and a programbest seven players claimed All-SEC honors. Dowling capped her career with her third All-America campaign, and Tennessee advanced to the NCAA Regional Semifinal. The 2005 season resulted in the Lady Vols winning their second Triple Crown with Eastern Division, SEC regular season and SEC Tournament titles. Tennessee went with a 10-1 record in league action en route to earning a spot in its fifth-straight NCAA Championship, advancing to the second round. In 2006, Kelly led Tennessee to its fourth NCAA Regional Semifinal in five years. The Lady Vols finished overall and finished second in the league and in the division with a mark in SEC play. The Lady Vols attained their highest ranking in program history in In her eighth season at the helm, Kelly pushed the squad to its best start with a mark and Tennessee was ranked No. 6 in the NSCAA Oct. 2 poll. A year later, the program captured its fourth SEC Tournament crown. Tennessee entered the tournament as the No. 6 seed and became the lowest-seeded team to win the title. Kelly experienced a hard-luck campaign in 2009 with seven single-goal losses resulting in an overall record. Tennessee failed to make the NCAA Championship for the first time since In 2010, the Lady Vols started 2-5 during a seven-match span that featured three ranked teams but bounced back to go down the stretch with a mark in the league. Kelly regrouped the squad in 2011 and guided it back to the NCAA Tournament. Tennessee finished with a overall mark climbed as high as No. 12 in the NSCAA poll, on Sept. 27. Prior to becoming head coach at Tennessee, Kelly served as an assistant for the Lady Vols for four years. She arrived in Knoxville in 1996 after being a student assistant coach under legendary coach Anson Dorrance at the University of North Carolina. Kelly was a four-year letterwinner ( ) for the Tar Heels. She garnered All-America recognition as a senior and was a three-year All-Atlantic Coast Conference performer. Playing well in the spotlight, Kelly was a three-time NCAA Championship All-Tournament Team selection. As a Tar Heel, the program went , won four ACC regular-season titles and four ACC Tournament crowns. When her collegiate playing career was over, she held the NCAA record for most matches played (99). She was named to the ACC s 50th Anniversary Women s Soccer Team in Kelly also enjoyed a successful international career. She was a member of the Canadian National Team for nine years, appearing in 29 matches. She started every contest in the midfield for Canada at the 1995 FIFA Women s World Cup in Sweden. She also played two seasons in the W-League for the Raleigh Wings, capturing national championships in 1998 and On May 11, 2004, she was inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame in Vaughan, Ontario. She became just the third woman to be enshrined in the hall. A native of Scotland, Kelly spent her youth in Brantford, Ontario. She earned a bachelor s degree in physical education with an emphasis in psychology from the University of North Carolina in Texas Soccer Match Notes 11

12 HEAD COACH ANGELA KELLY THE KELLY FILE Overall Record: (.630) 13 years Second Season at Texas Coaching Highlights - Team ~ Five NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 appearances ( , ) ~ Nine NCAA Tournament bids ( , 2011) ~ Two SEC Triple Crowns (Eastern Division, regular season and tournament champions , 2005) ~ Four SEC Tournament titles ( , 2005, 2008) ~ Three SEC regular season championships (2003, ) ~ Three-time Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year ( ) Coaching Highlights - Individuals ~ Three National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) All-America honorees (Ali Christoph/ , Keeley Dowling/ and Jaimel Johnson/2007) ~ 18 NSCAA All-Region Team members ~ Two SEC Players of the Year (Kylee Rossi/ Offense, Keeley Dowling/ Defense) ~ Two SEC Freshmen of the Year (Rhian Wilkinson/2000, Genna Gorman/2004) ~ 24 All-SEC players receiving a total of 43 honors ~ One SEC Tournament MVP (Jaimel Johnson/2008) ~ Two Olympic and World Cup Team Members (Rhian Wilkinson/ Canada/2003, 2007, 2011; Marie-Even Nault/Canada/2011) Coaching Career ~ Head Women s Soccer Coach, University of Texas (Dec present) ~ Head Women s Soccer Coach, University of Tennessee ( ) ~ Assistant Women s Soccer Coach, University of Tennessee ( ) ~ Student Assistant Women s Soccer Coach, North Carolina (1995) Playing Career ~ Four-time NCAA Tournament, Atlantic Coast Conference regular season and ACC Tournament champion at the University of North Carolina ( ) ~ Three-time NCAA All-College Cup honoree ( ) ~ Three-time All-ACC selection ( ) ~ Soccer News and Soccer America First-Team All-America selection (1994) ~ Soccer News First-Team All-Southeast Region member (1994) ~ All-ACC Tournament pick (1993) ~ Canadian National Team member ( ) ~ Earned 29 international caps ( ) ~ Starter for Canada at FIFA Women s World Cup (1995) ~ Two-year member of the Raleigh Wings ( ) ~ Two-time United Soccer League W-League champion with the Wings ( ) ~ ACC 50th Anniversary Women s Soccer Team selection (2002) ~ Third woman inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame (May 11, 2004) YEAR-BY-YEAR COACHING RECORD Year School Overall Record Conference Record 2000 Tennessee (.600) (.778) 2001 Tennessee (.639) (.778) 2002 Tennessee (.740) (.722) 2003 Tennessee (.750) (.833) 2004 Tennessee (.750) (.909) 2005 Tennessee (696) (.909) 2006 Tennessee (.609) (.636) 2007 Tennessee (.727) (.773) 2008 Tennessee (.478) (.500) 2009 Tennessee (.475) (.455) 2010 Tennessee (.525) (.682) 2011 Tennessee (.682) (.636) 2012 Texas (.425) (.500) 2013 Texas (.000) (.000) KELLY VS. POSTSEASON OPPONENTS Opponent W L T Auburn Charlotte Cincinnati Clemson Duke Florida Furman Georgia Kentucky LSU Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma Ohio State Portland South Carolina TCU UAB Vanderbilt Virginia Wake Forest Totals (.587) Texas Soccer Match Notes 12