#14 Oklahoma State (16-3-3) at #3 Duke (20-2-0) NCAA Women s Soccer Championship 2nd & 3rd Rounds 2017 SCHEDULE COWGIRLS BY POSITION

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1 2017 SCHEDULE Aug. 12 at Missouri (exhibition) W, 1-0 Aug. 18 Loyola W, 2-0 Aug. 20 UMKC W, 4-1 Aug. 25 at Oklahoma W, 2-1 Aug. 27 Creighton W, 4-0 Sept. 1 at #12 Texas A&M T, 2-2 (2 OT) Sept. 3 at UTSA W, 6-0 Sept. 8 Illinois W, 2-0 Sept. 10 Abilene Christian W, 3-0 Sept. 15 at San Francisco T, 1-1 (2 OT) Sept. 17 at #15 California L, 0-3 Sept. 22 Oklahoma* W, 4-1 Sept. 29 at TCU* W, 2-0 Oct. 1 Baylor* W, 1-0 (OT) Oct. 6 at #8 West Virginia* L, 0-1 Oct. 8 at Iowa State* W, 2-1 (OT) Oct. 13 at Texas Tech* W, 1-0 Oct. 20 Kansas State* W, 2-1 Oct. 22 Kansas* W, 3-1 Oct. 27 at #8 Texas* W, 1-0 (OT) Nov. 1 vs. Oklahoma! W, 2-1 Nov. 3 vs. Baylor! L, 0-3 Nov. 11 Missouri State$ T, 1-1 (2 OT) Nov. 17 at #3 Duke% 6:30 p.m. Nov. 19 NCAA 3rd Round% Noon Nov NCAA Championship Quarterfinals$ Dec. 1-3 Women s College Cup& Bold italics indicates home game All Times Central * Big 12 Conference game! Big 12 Soccer Championship - Kansas City, Mo. $ NCAA Championship 1st round - Stillwater, Okla. % NCAA Championship 2nd/3rd round - Durham, N.C. & Orlando, Fla BIG 12 CONFERENCE STANDINGS Big 12 Overall W L T W L T Oklahoma State West Virginia TCU Texas Baylor Kansas Texas Tech Oklahoma Iowa State Kansas State OKLAHOMA STATE COWGIRL SOCCER Wade McWhorter Coordinator, Athletics Communications (405) (o) or (c) wade.mcwhorter@okstate.edu Oklahoma State Athletics Communications 220 Athletics Center, Stillwater, OK #14 Oklahoma State (16-3-3) at #3 Duke (20-2-0) NCAA Women s Soccer Championship 2nd & 3rd Rounds Fri., Nov. 17-Sun., Nov. 19 Durham, N.C. Koskinen Stadium (7,000) Oklahoma State Oklahoma State, the 2017 Big 12 Conference regular season champion, continues play in the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship as it travels to Durham, N.C., to face Duke in a second-round match Friday night at 6:30 (CST). Should the Cowgirls advance, they would face the Texas-Clemson winner in a Sweet 16 matchup on Sunday at 1 p.m. in Durham. OSU is on the season and advanced to the NCAA second round for the first time since 2011 after winning a penalty kick shootout vs. Missouri State in last week s opening round. OSU s 16 wins are the fifth most in a season in program history and the highest total since the 2011 squad finished with a school-record 22. The Cowgirls finished atop the Big 12 standings with an mark; the eight conference wins tied the 2006 and 2010 teams for the most in program history. OSU is coming off a 2016 season in which it compiled a record and finished fifth in the Big 12 standings with a mark. The Cowgirls returned eight starters and 18 letterwinners from that team, including five of their top six scorers. The 2017 season marks the 22nd in the history of the Cowgirl Soccer program; over the first 21 years, OSU compiled a (.615) record. Head coach Colin Carmichael entered his 13th season at the helm with a mark. Cowgirls At The NCAA Soccer Championship OSU is making a second-straight appearance in the NCAA Championship and the 11th in program history. The Cowgirls have earned a tourney bid four times in the last five years and 10 times in the last 12 years. The Cowgirls first NCAA berth came in 2003; they made six-straight trips from and back-to-back appearances in OSU is all time at the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship, and the Cowgirls have advanced to at least the second round seven times, including back-to-back Elite Eight appearances in 2010 and About Duke Duke is and opened NCAA play with a 1-0 win over UNC-Greensboro on its home field last Saturday night. One of four No. 1 national seeds in the NCAA Soccer Championship, the Blue Devils are on their home field in OSU won its only previous meeting with Duke, a 2-0 victory in Stillwater that came in the Sweet 16 of the 2010 NCAA Women s Soccer Championship. On The Air & The Web Fans wishing to follow Friday s match can do so in a variety of ways. A live video stream is available via WatchESPN, and live stats can be found at (links for all NCAA matches can be accessed via the Bracket tab). Additionally, fans can follow the official OSU Soccer Twitter for in-game updates. FORWARDS 6 Anna Beffer Sr. 33 Holly Brehmer Sr. 23 Haley Woodard Jr. 14 Marlo Zoller Jr. 9 Jaci Jones So. 2 Amy Nguyen RS-Fr. 17 Lauren Anderson Fr. 27 Madi May Fr. 11 Taylor Olson Fr. 16 Morgan Wessling Fr. MIDFIELDERS 6 Anna Beffer Sr. 20 Lana Duke Jr. 22 Coumba Sow Jr. 29 Rachel VanFossen Jr. 9 Jaci Jones So. 8 Julia Lenhardt So. 77 Madeline Blasko RS-Fr. 13 Camy Huddleston Fr. 26 Kim Rodriguez Fr. COWGIRLS BY POSITION WINGBACKS 12 Abbey Bright Sr. 7 Allie Rivers Sr. 24 Claire Gantzer So. 18 Charmé Morgan So. 15 Adalaide Kline RS-Fr. 37 Elise Davis Fr. 5 Hannah Webb Fr. DEFENDERS 19 Laurene Tresfield Sr. 29 Rachel VanFossen Jr. 10 Elise Hawn So. 3 Kirsten Siragusa So. 26 Kim Rodriguez Fr. GOALKEEPERS 1 Tanya de Souza Sr. 21 Michela Ongaro Sr. 1 Megan Royall So. 4 Dani Greenlee So. 0 Hannah Warner Fr.

2 2017 COWGIRL RADIO/TV CHART 00 MEGAN ROYALL GK 5-9 SO Collinsville, Okla. 0 HANNAH WARNER GK 5-8 FR Owasso, Okla. 1 TANYA DE SOUZA GK 5-7 SR Paris, France 2 AMY NGUYEN F 5-2 RS-FR Houston, Texas 3 KIRSTEN SIRAGUSA D 5-6 SO Rowlett, Texas 4 DANI GREENLEE GK 5-10 SO Rockwall, Texas 5 HANNAH WEBB D 5-5 FR Mansfield, Texas 6 ANNA BEFFER MF/F 5-3 SR Tulsa, Okla. 7 ALLIE RIVERS D 5-5 JR Trophy Club, Texas 8 JULIA LENHARDT MF 5-9 SO Frisco, Texas 9 JACI JONES MF/F 5-3 SO Mustang, Okla. 10 ELISE HAWN D 5-8 SO Melissa, Texas 11 TAYLOR OLSON F 5-4 FR San Antonio, Texas 12 ABBEY BRIGHT D 5-6 JR Edmond, Okla. 13 CAMY HUDDLESTON MF 5-5 FR Aledo, Texas 14 MARLO ZOLLER F 5-6 JR Tulsa, Okla. 15 ADALAIDE KLINE D 5-3 RS-FR Mission Hills, Kan. 16 MORGAN WESSLING F/D 5-10 FR Lantana, Texas 17 LAUREN ANDERSON F 5-6 FR San Antonio, Texas 18 CHARMÉ MORGAN D 5-5 SO Frisco, Texas 19 LAURENE TRESFIELD D 5-7 SR Paris, France 20 LANA DUKE MF 5-8 JR Edmond, Okla. 21 MICHELA ONGARO GK 5-10 SR Hartland, Wis. 22 COUMBA SOW MF 6-0 JR Zurich, Switzerland 23 HALEY WOODARD F 5-10 JR Norman, Okla. 24 CLAIRE GANTZER D 5-10 SO Plano, Texas 26 KIM RODRIGUEZ MF/D 5-6 FR Porter, Texas 27 MADI MAY F 5-5 FR Edmond, Okla. 29 RACHEL VANFOSSEN MF/D 5-9 JR Broken Arrow, Okla. 33 HOLLY BREHMER F 5-5 SR Eagle River, Alaska 37 ELISE DAVIS D 5-5 FR Trophy Club, Texas 77 MADELINE BLASKO MF 5-4 RS-FR Kildeer, Ill. COLIN CARMICHAEL Head Coach 22nd Season at OSU JUSTIN ELKINGTON Associate Head Coach 9th Season at OSU KAREN HANCOCK Assistant Coach 22nd Season at OSU MICHAEL O HARE Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season at OSU

3 2017 COWGIRL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown (High School/Previous School) 00 Megan Royall GK 5-9 So. Collinsville, Okla. (Collinsville) 0 Hannah Warner GK 5-8 Fr. Owasso, Okla. (Owasso) 1 Tanya de Souza GK 5-7 Sr. Paris, France (Henri Darras/Mississippi State) 2 Amy Nguyen F 5-2 RS-Fr. Houston, Texas (Memorial) 3 Kirsten Siragusa D 5-6 So. Rowlett, Texas (Sachse) 4 Dani Greenlee GK 5-10 So. Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 5 Hannah Webb D 5-5 Fr. Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield) 6 Anna Beffer MF/F 5-3 Sr. Tulsa, Okla. (Union) 7 Allie Rivers D 5-5 Jr. Trophy Club, Texas (Byron Nelson) 8 Julia Lenhardt MF 5-9 So. Frisco, Texas (Frisco) 9 Jaci Jones MF/F 5-3 So. Mustang, Okla. (Mustang) 10 Elise Hawn D 5-8 So. Melissa, Texas (Melissa) 11 Taylor Olson F 5-4 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Ronald Reagan) 12 Abbey Bright D 5-6 Sr. Edmond, Okla. (North) 13 Camy Huddleston MF 5-5 Fr. Aledo, Texas (Aledo) 14 Marlo Zoller F 5-6 Jr. Tulsa, Okla. (Jenks) 15 Adalaide Kline D 5-3 RS-Fr. Mission Hills, Kan. (Shawnee Mission East) 16 Morgan Wessling F/D 5-10 Fr. Lantana, Texas (Guyer HS) 17 Lauren Anderson F 5-6 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Ronald Reagan) 18 Charmé Morgan D 5-5 So. Frisco, Texas (Centennial) 19 Laurene Tresfield D 5-7 Sr. Paris, France (Henri Darras) 20 Lana Duke MF 5-8 Jr. Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 21 Michela Ongaro GK 5-10 Sr. Hartland, Wis. (Arrowhead Union) 22 Coumba Sow MF 6-0 Jr. Zurich, Switzerland (Monroe CC) 23 Haley Woodard F 5-10 Jr. Norman, Okla. (North) 24 Claire Gantzer D 5-10 So. Plano, Texas (Plano Senior) 26 Kim Rodriguez MF/D 5-6 Fr. Porter, Texas (Porter) 27 Madi May F 5-5 Fr. Edmond, Okla. (Deer Creek) 29 Rachel VanFossen MF/D 5-9 Jr. Broken Arrow, Okla. (Union/Arkansas) 33 Holly Brehmer F 5-5 Sr. Eagle River, Alaska (Chugiak) 37 Elise Davis D 5-5 Fr. Trophy Club, Texas (Byron Nelson) 77 Madeline Blasko MF 5-4 RS-Fr. Kildeer, Ill. (Lake Zurich) Head Coach: Colin Carmichael, 22nd season at OSU (South Alabama, 93) Associate Head Coach: Justin Elkington, Ninth season at OSU (Oral Roberts, 97) Assistant Coach: Karen Hancock, 22nd season at OSU (Tulsa, 90) Volunteer Assistant Coach: Michael O Hare, 1st season at OSU (Oklahoma State, 15) ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. 17 Anderson, Lauren F 6 Beffer, Anna MF/F 77 Blasko, Madeline MF 33 Brehmer, Holly F 12 Bright, Abbey D 37 Davis, Elise D 1 de Souza, Tanya GK 20 Duke, Lana MF 24 Gantzer, Claire D 4 Greenlee, Dani GK 10 Hawn, Elise D 13 Huddleston, Camy MF 9 Jones, Jaci MF/F 15 Kline, Adalaide D 8 Lenhardt, Julia MF 27 May, Madi F 18 Morgan, Charmé D 2 Nguyen, Amy F 11 Olson, Taylor F 21 Ongaro, Michela GK 7 Rivers, Allie D 26 Rodriguez, Kim MF/D 1 Royall, Megan GK 3 Siragusa, Kirsten D 22 Sow, Coumba MF 19 Tresfield, Laurene D 29 VanFossen, Rachel MF/D 0 Warner, Hannah GK 5 Webb, Hannah D 16 Wessling, Morgan F/D 23 Woodard, Haley F 14 Zoller, Marlo F PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Brehmer brimmer Charmé shar-may Coumba Sow coomba so de Souza d soozah Jaci Jones jay-see Kirsten Siragusa kuhr-sten sear-uh-goose-uh Laurene Tresfield la-ren Michela Ongaro mick-ella on-gare-oh Nguyen win Zoller like dollar BY CLASS Seniors (6): Beffer, Brehmer, Bright, de Souza, Ongaro, Tresfield Juniors (6): Duke, Rivers, Sow, VanFossen, Woodard, Zoller Sophomores (8): Gantzer, Greenlee, Hawn, Jones, Lenhardt, Morgan, Royall, Siragusa Redshirt Freshmen (3): Blasko, Kline, Nguyen Freshmen (9): Anderson, Davis, Huddleston, May, Olson, Rodriguez, Warner, Webb, Wessling ROSTER BREAKDOWN BY STATE/COUNTRY Texas (15): Anderson, Davis, Gantzer, Greenlee, Hawn, Huddleston, Lenhardt, Morgan, Nguyen, Olson, Rivers, Rodriguez, Siragusa, Webb, Wessling Oklahoma (10): Beffer, Bright, Duke, Jones, May, Royall, VanFossen, Warner, Woodard, Zoller France (2): de Souza, Tresfield Alaska (1): Brehmer Illinois (1): Blasko Kansas (1): Kline Switzerland (1): Sow Wisconsin (1): Ongaro

4 GAME NOTES Carmichael Year-By-Year At OSU Overall Big * * Totals co-head coach with Karen Hancock Colin Carmichael Head Coach, 13th Season Colin Carmichael has been at OSU since the inception of the women s soccer program in the fall of 1996, and he continues to help lead Cowgirl soccer to new heights and a spot among the nation s elite. OSU is in the midst of the most successful stretch of seasons in program history as the program is in its 22nd year, 13 of those with Carmichael as head coach. Carmichael, who served as OSU s co-head coach with Karen Hancock during the 2005 and 2006 seasons, entered the 2017 season with a career record in 12 seasons as the Cowgirls head coach, compiling a winning percentage of.675. He has led the Cowgirls to 10 appearances in the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship, including six straight from , and after advancing to the second round of the NCAA tourney four-straight years, the Cowgirls made back-to-back trips to the Elite Eight in 2010 and The Cowgirls have also been a dominant force in the Big 12 Conference under Carmichael, capturing five league titles. OSU claimed four consecutive conference crowns from and added another in 2017; the Cowgirls won regular season titles in 2008, 11 and 17 and Big 12 Soccer Championship titles in 2009 and Carmichael has guided OSU to a record and four finals appearances at the Big 12 Championship and a record in NCAA tourney play. Collegiate Coaching Experience Oklahoma State University Head Coach, 2007-pres. Oklahoma State University Co-Head Coach, Oklahoma State University Associate Head Coach, Oklahoma State University Assistant Coach, University of South Alabama Assistant Coach, Career Highlights In first 12 seasons as OSU s co-head and head coach, Cowgirls recorded a.675 winning percentage Cowgirls have made 10 trips to the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship in his 13 seasons as head coach Led OSU to six-straight NCAA Tournament berths from including back-to-back Elite Eight appearances in 2010 and 2011, and the program s highest-ever national ranking (No. 2 in 2011) Guided OSU to four consecutive Big 12 championships from Five-time Big 12 Coach of Year , 08, 10, 11, 17 Three-time Central Region Coach of Year , 08, 10 Has coached three All-Americans, two Hermann Trophy semifinalists and 42 All-Big 12 performers WINNING IS A HABIT Now in its 22nd season, Oklahoma State soccer has built itself into an established winner. OSU has earned a berth in the NCAA Women s Soccer Championship 10 of the last 12 years (beginning in 2006) and four of the last five. From , the Cowgirls earned six-straight NCAA tourney bids and advanced to at least the second round each time, including back-to-back Elite Eight appearances in 2010 and From , OSU celebrated four consecutive Big 12 championships two regular season (2008, 11) and two tournament ( 09, 10). BIG 12 S BEST Oklahoma State was picked to finish sixth in the 2017 Big 12 Conference standings in a preseason vote of the league s head coaches, but the Cowgirls proved those predictions wrong by winning the sixth Big 12 championship in program history and first since In tying the program record with eight conference wins, OSU finished Big 12 play to claim the third regular season title in its history and end West Virginia s five-year reign atop the league. The Cowgirls previously won regular season Big 12 titles in 2008 and 2011; they won conference tournament championships in 2003, 2009 and AWARD TOUR Oklahoma State was well represented on the 2017 All-Big 12 Conference Awards. Junior forward Haley Woodard was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and an All-Big 12 First Team performer, while Colin Carmichael collected Big 12 Coach of the Year honors for the fifth time. Joining Woodard on the All-Big 12 First Team was midfielder Anna Beffer, while Laurene Tresfield was named an All-Big 12 Second Team defender. Kim Rodriguez and Camy Huddleston were selected for the Big 12 All-Freshman Team. HOME SWEET HOME The Cowgirls are on their home field in OSU is (.809) at the Cowgirl Soccer Complex since 2008 and is (.756) all time on its current home turf. IT S GOOD TO BE BACK After starting the season with a record, OSU entered the national rankings for the first time in five years on Aug. 29 when the Cowgirls checked in at No. 19 in the United Soccer Coaches poll. The last time OSU had appeared in the rankings was Oct. 1, 2012, when it was No. 22 in the NSCAA poll. This week marks the 12th straight that OSU has been nationally ranked; the Cowgirls are No. 17 in the United Soccer Coaches poll and are ranked 18th by TopDrawerSoccer.com and 14th by Soccer America. SCORING & SHARING THE LOVE OSU s 45 goals in 2017 have been recorded by 13 different players, and six of those Cowgirls scorers have notched the first goals of their careers. Twelve players have multiple goals on the year. The Cowgirls lead the Big 12 and rank among the NCAA leaders in goals, points (127) and scoring offense (2.10 gpg). OSU has taken 133 corner kicks on the season and has scored seven goals directly off corner kicks. LEADING THE ATTACK In forward Haley Woodard, the Cowgirls have one of the Big 12 s top attacking players. The junior, who was named the 2017 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year, tied for the league lead with four goals and nine points in conference play; her eight goals are third in the league with her 19 points ranking fifth. Woodard has played in just 17 games this season due to injury and is averaging 0.47 goals per game. She has racked up 17 goals in 51 games in her three seasons in a Cowgirl uniform. SHARING THE WEALTH Anna Beffer leads the NCAA lead with 13 assists this season, which marks her career high. An All-Big 12 First Team performer, the senior has recorded assists in 10 matches, including two-assist efforts vs. UMKC, UTSA and OU. The 13 assists ranks as the third most in a single season in OSU history, and she now has 22 in her career to also rank fifth on the program s all-time list. TRYING SOMETHING NEW Charmé Morgan played nearly 1,100 minutes in 20 games as a freshman in 2016 and recorded just three shots and no goals. Fast forward to 2017, where she is among the Cowgirls top scorers. Playing wingback in OSU s new system, Morgan has recorded four goals, two of those game winners, and she was named the Big 12 Offensive Player of the Week on Aug. 29 after scoring goals vs. OU and Creighton. SETTING EM UP Jaci Jones finished her freshman season with four assists. Four games into her sophomore campaign, she had already matched that total as she scored a point in each of OSU s first four contests, recording four assists over the Cowgirls first three games before netting her first goal of 2017 vs. Creighton. She now has six assists, which is tied for fourth in the Big 12, and three goals, two of those game winners.

5 GAME NOTES COWGIRL SOCCER BY THE NUMBERS 197: OSU soccer has had 197 Academic All-Big 12 Conference selections 164: Number of wins for OSU in its first 12 seasons under Colin Carmichael 74: OSU s school-record for goals in a season, which came in 2008 and ranked third nationally 49: The Cowgirls have had 49 All-Big 12 performers in the program s history 38: Career shutouts for former Cowgirl goalie AD Franch, an OSU record 22: The OSU record for wins in a season, set in : The 2017 season marks the 22nd in the program s history 18: The Cowgirls recorded a school- record and NCAA-best 18 shutouts in : NCAA Tournament appearances by OSU 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2016, : Big 12 championships for the Cowgirls 03, 09 & 10 tournament 08, 11 & 17 regular season 4: AD Franch earned All-Big 12 First Team honors four times, one of only 10 players in league history to do so 4: Cowgirls to earn All-Big 12 honors four times in a career Yolanda Odenyo, AD Franch, Courtney Dike & Natalie Calhoun 3.22: OSU s goals per game average in 2008, which led the nation 3: OSU has had three players earn All-America honors - Yolanda Odenyo, AD Franch & Melinda Mercado 3: Cowgirls have been named the Big 12 Conference Offensive Player of the Year Yolanda Odenyo (2008), Courtney Dike (2016) & Haley Woodard (2017) 2: Number of times Melinda Mercado was named Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year (2010 & 2011) 2: Cowgirls have been semifinalists for the MAC Hermann Trophy - Yolanda Odenyo (2008) & AD Franch ( ).675: OSU s winning percentage under Colin Carmichael entering 2017 CLIMBING THE CHARTS Michela Ongaro is among OSU s all-time statistical leaders in the net. The former walk-on is third on the Cowgirls career charts with 18 shutouts and ranks fourth with 279 saves and a 1.09 goals against average. Ongaro led the Big 12 with 88 saves in 2016; her career-high total ranked as the eighth most in a single season in program history. In Big 12-only games this season, Ongaro led the league with a.900 save percentage. RARE FEAT, QUICK WORK Freshman Taylor Olson became the 11th different player in OSU history to record a hat trick when she collected three goals at UTSA on Sept. 3. She is the first Cowgirl to score three goals in a game since Krista Lopez set a school record with four against Arkansas-Little Rock in 2011; the feat has been accomplished 16 times in program history. Olson achieved her hat trick in a span of just 6:43 as she scored at the 74:51, 77:58 and 81:34 marks. BIG BOOTS TO FILL The Cowgirls lost eight letterwinners from their 2016 squad, including All-Big 12 performers Courtney Dike and Natalie Calhoun. In that duo, OSU must replace two of only four players in program history to earn All-Big 12 honors four times. Dike is one of the most prolific scorers to ever play for the Cowgirls. She ranks third on OSU s career points list with 83, fourth on the career goals list with 31 and fifth with 21 assists. She capped her career by being named the 2016 Big 12 Co-Offensive Player of the Year as a senior. In Calhoun, the Cowgirls lost one of the league s top defenders and a player who anchored a unit that recorded 26 shutouts over the last four years. The center back played in all 83 of OSU s games during her career and was a starter in 82 of those, and she ranked either first or second in minutes played among field players each of her four seasons. NEW HOME FOR COWGIRL SOCCER In the spring of 2017, construction began on a new stadium for Cowgirl Soccer. With completion planned for the fall of 2018, OSU s new home is a $20 million project and is located on the current site of the Cowgirl Soccer Complex. The new facility will be a showcase for college soccer with club seats, plaza and upper bowl gathering areas and a north end zone terrace area and seating designed specifically for OSU students. Team facilities include locker rooms, meeting areas, kitchen facilities, sports medicine areas and equipment rooms. The stadium will be able to accommodate more than 3,500 fans in permanent seats. The west side of the stadium will include 552 bleacher seats, 659 chairback seats and 432 stadium seats in the lower bowl. The upper bowl will feature another 378 chairback seats and 164 stadium seats. Atop the west side of the stadium will be two club levels with a capacity of 80 and two suites with a capacity of 20 guests each. A new press box will sit atop the stadium. The west side will be anchored by a club area at field level that can host more than 100 and serve as a player lounge and nutrition area on non-game days. The north end zone includes bleacher seating for more than 400 and will include a patio, a building and a concourse area that can host more than 125 for gatherings. The current bleachers on the east side of the stadium, which include seating for 900 fans, will remain in the new facility. REMEMBERING NEAL The major benefactor of the new and under construction Cowgirl Soccer stadium is Oklahoma State alumnus Neal Patterson, who passed away in July at the age of 67. Throughout the 2017 season, the Cowgirls uniforms will include a patch of Patterson s initials NP sewn onto the sleeve to honor his memory. An Oklahoma native who grew up on his family s farm near Manchester, Patterson earned a bachelor s degree in finance and an MBA from OSU in the early 1970s. In 1979, he co-founded the Cerner Corporation and served as the company s CEO at the time of his death. Cerner is the world s largest publicly traded health information technology company with $4.8 billion in revenues in 2016 and approximately 24,000 associates worldwide. FORTUNE recently named Cerner one of the world s most admired companies. Patterson was also one of five principal owners of the Sporting Kansas City Major League Soccer franchise. The group adopted the Sporting Kansas City brand in 2010 and was instrumental in opening Children s Mercy Park, a soccer-specific MEDIA INFORMATION Coach Carmichael is available for interviews Tuesday mornings in his office (on the west side of Gallagher-Iba Arena alongside Heritage Hall) at 10:00. Availability to student-athletes is limited to post-practice on Wednesday. Those wanting interviews should arrive at the field by 5:15. It would be helpful to let me know by Wednesday morning what players you would like to talk to by ing me at wade.mcwhorter@okstate.edu. Those who cover the team are also welcome to utilize any of the sound bites from video on okstate.com or Orange Power Studios via the OSU Athletics YouTube page or from the Coach Carmichael Radio Show, which is scheduled for Tuesdays from 7-7:30 p.m. at Fuzzy s Taco Shop and airs on KGFY FM in Stillwater beginning Aug. 29.

6 COWGIRL PLAYER NOTES 1 Tanya de Souza, GK, Sr. Appeared in six matches with two starts... played 45 minutes in each of OSU s first four matches, starting vs. UMKC (8/20) and Creighton (8/27)... notched first-career shutout at OSU vs. Abilene Christian (9/10)... had four saves in the match... transfer from Mississippi State who spent the last three seasons with the Bulldogs... played in 40 games with 38 starts during her MSU career... recorded five shutouts and 179 saves... coming off a junior season in which she started 17 of MSU s 18 games and recorded 88 saves... native of Paris, France, who competed for several French youth national teams. 3 Kirsten Siragusa, D, So. Played in 16 games with 12 starts... missed six games with injury... played in 16 games as a freshman, five as a starter... part of a defense that recorded seven shutouts... earned first-career start vs. ORU... member of U.S. U-18 National Team in 2014 & Hannah Webb, D, Fr. Played in every game with 15 starts... recorded first start as a wingback vs. UMKC (8/20)... recorded first-career assist vs. Creighton (8/27)... also had assist vs. OU (9/22). 6 Anna Beffer, MF/F, Sr All-Big 12 First Team midfielder... has played in 21 games, starting missed game vs. OU (9/22) with injury... leads NCAA with 13 assists... total ranks third on OSU s single-season list... is also fifth at OSU in career assists with third in Big 12 with 21 points... has taken team-high 46 corner kicks, recording assists on four of them... tallied assists on first two goals against UMKC (8/20) and vs. OU (8/25)... had assist on gametying goal in 86th minute at #12 Texas A&M (9/1)... had goal and two assists at UTSA (9/3)... notched assist on golden goal in overtime at Iowa State (10/8)... had goals vs. Kansas State (10/20) and Kansas (10/22)... had assist on golden goal at Texas (10/27)... had assists on both goals in win over OU in first round of Big 12 Championship (10/1)... appeared in all 21 games as a junior, starting ranked second on the team and eighth in Big 12 with five assists... recorded an assist on game-winning goal in overtime at Texas... played in all 20 games in 2015 with 16 starts... started 15 games as freshman... recorded first-career goal vs. Tulsa... named Big 12 Newcomer of Week 9/30. 8 Julia Lenhardt, MF, So. Started all 22 games... second on team in minutes played with 1, recorded OSU s first goal vs. UMKC (8/20) on header off a corner kick... scored a PK vs. ACU (9/10)... notched assist at Iowa State (10/8)... had OSU s only goal in NCAA first-round match vs. Missouri State (11/11)... started every game at midfielder as freshman... logged 1,719 minutes, second most among OSU field players... scored first two goals of career vs. ORU, becoming first OSU freshman since 2013 with two goals in game... named Big 12 Freshman of the Week on 8/30... recorded first-career assist vs. UCF. 9 Jaci Jones, MF/F, So. Starter in all 22 games... tied for fourth in Big 12 with six assists... recorded a point in OSU s first four matches this season... already surpassed assist total from last season... two of her three goals were game winners... recorded assists on both OSU goals in season opener vs. Loyola (8/18)... also had assists vs. UMKC (8/20), OU (8/25) and ACU 99/10)... scored first goal of season vs. Creighton (8/27) and had goal vs. Illinois (9/8)... notched game-winning goal at TCU (9/29)... saw action in 20 games as a freshman, including 10 as a starter... named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team... second on the team in scoring with 14 points... came off the bench in season opener at Georgia and recorded OSU s first goal of the season... made first-career start at Mercer... posted first multi-goal game of career with two scores vs. UTSA... named the Big 12 Freshman of the Week on 9/13 after recording two goals and two assists in wins over ACU and UTSA. 10 Elise Hawn, D, So. Played in 19 matches with 18 starts... missed three games due to injury... played in 19 games as a freshman, including 10 as a starter... part of a defense that recorded seven shutouts... started season opener at Georgia... recorded first-career goal at Memphis. 11 Taylor Olson, F, Fr. Played in 18 games as a reserve... sixth in Big 12 with six goals... recorded first-career goal vs. Creighton (8/27)... became 11th player in OSU history to record a hat trick with three goals at UTSA (9/3)... three goals came over a 6:43 span... named the Big 12 Freshman of the Week on 9/5... scored golden goal in 97th minute at Iowa State (10/8). 13 Camy Huddleston, MF, Fr. Named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team... has come off bench in all 22 games... recorded first-career goal in season opener vs. Loyola (8/18)... collected first assist of career vs. Creighton (8/27)... had goal and assist vs. OU (9/22)... notched assist on game s only goal in 1-0 win at Texas Tech (10/13). 14 Marlo Zoller, F, Jr. Played in 21 games this season, starting second on team with 41 shots... recorded goal and assist vs. UMKC (8/20)... added goal and assist at UTSA (9/3)... had game-winning goal in 1-0 win at Texas Tech (10/13)... played in all 21 games last season, starting 19 of those... led Cowgirls with 57 shots, 28 of those on goal... tied for team lead with two game-winning goals and tied for second with a pair of goals in conference play... recorded first-ever goal in Big 12 play vs. Baylor... had game s lone goal in win at Texas Tech... also recorded three assists... named to 2015 Big 12 All-Freshman Team... played in all 20 games in 2015, starting netted first-collegiate goal vs. Georgia... also scored at #5 Florida... first-career assist came at #19 UCF... recorded two goals vs. ORU. 18 Charmé Morgan, D, So. Played in 21 games with 20 starts... missed Iowa State game (10/8) with injury... has two game-winning goals... recorded OSU s first goal of season in opener vs. Loyola (8/18)... goal was first of career... named Big 12 Offensive Player of Week 8/29 after scoring in wins vs. OU (8/25) and Creighton (8/27)... had assist on golden goal in overtime vs. Baylor (10/1)... netted first-career goal in Big 12 play vs. Kansas State (10/20)... played in 20 games as a freshman last season, starting nine... part of defense that recorded seven shutouts... made first-career start in season opener at UGA. 19 Laurene Tresfield, D, Sr. A 2017 All-Big 12 Second Team defender... starter in all 22 games... leads team in minutes played with 1, recorded first assist of season vs. KSU (10/20) and first goal of year vs. KU (10/22)... collected golden goal in 100th minute at Texas (10/27)... played in 17 games in 2016, starting part of a defense that had seven shutouts... played in 17 games as a sophomore, starting recorded goals vs. #18 Arizona State and #14 Texas Tech... played in 20 games with 13 starts as freshman... notched first-career goal 63 seconds into Dayton match... France native who played for French U-17 National Team. 21 Michela Ongaro, GK, Sr. Ranks third on OSU career list in shutouts (18) and fourth in saves (279) and goals against average (1.09)... has played in 21 games this season with 19 starts... played 45 minutes in each of OSU s first four matches in 2017, starting season opener vs. Loyola (8/18) and vs. OU (8/25)... played full match in goal at #12 Texas A&M (9/1) and recorded eight saves in double overtime affair... notched first shutout of season with four saves vs. Illinois (9/8)... had six saves in double OT game at USF (9/15)... recorded shutouts vs. TCU (9/29) and Baylor (10/1), collecting a combined 11 saves... had seven saves against BU... collected career-high 12 saves at No. 9 West Virginia (10/6)... had four saves in shutout performances at Texas Tech (10/13) and Texas (10/27)... played in all 21 games last season and started led the Big 12 with 88 saves, a total that ranked as the eighth most in a single season in OSU history... notched four shutouts on season and split time in three others... recorded career-high nine saves at Memphis... had four saves in shutout at TTU and followed that with eight saves at Kansas... earned Big 12 Defensive Player of the Week honors (10/11) for those efforts... racked up seven saves vs. OU and Texas... had eight saves in OSU s NCAA Championship game at Colorado... started all 20 games in goal in 2015 and recorded five shutouts... notched seven saves vs. #5 Florida... missed 2014 season with knee injury... named to 2013 Big 12 All-Newcomer Team and ranked third in league in save pct. (.833) and goals against average (0.73) to go along with four shutouts... had eight saves in win vs. Texas in first round of Big 12 Championship. 22 Coumba Sow, MF, Jr. Played in all 22 games, starting netted first-career goal vs. UMKC (8/20)... scored a penalty kick vs. TCU (9/29)... had game-winning goal in opening round of Big 12 Championship vs. Oklahoma (11/1)... starter in first two games of 2016 before tearing ACL following week in practice and missing rest of season... joined OSU after two seasons at Monroe Community College where she was a two-time first-team All-American... had 28 goals and 30 assists in 34 games at MCC... competed for the Swiss U-19 National Team. 23 Haley Woodard, F, Jr. The 2017 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year and an All-Big 12 First Team forward... third in Big 12 with eight goals and ranks fifth with 19 points... led league with four goals and nine points in conference play... missed first four games of season due to injury but returned to action off the bench at #12 Texas A&M (9/1)... netted equalizer vs. Aggies with 4:09 remaining in the match... recorded two assists vs. UTSA (9/3)... had goals vs. Illinois (9/8) and ACU (9/10)... scored pair of goals vs. OU (9/22)... had assist vs. TCU (9/29)... recorded golden goal in 99th minute vs. Baylor (10/1)... was sick and missed game at TTU (10/13)... scored Cowgirls first goal vs. OU in opening round of Big 12 Championship (11/1)... appeared in 15 games with seven starts in was second on the team and ninth in Big 12 with six goals of her 28 shots (.607) were on goal... tied for second on team with two goals in Big 12 play... recorded assist on OSU s first goal of season at Georgia... notched first multi-goal game of career with two scores vs. UCF... also had goal vs. #5 Florida... collected golden goal in 104th minute at Texas... played in 19 games with three starts as freshman in recorded first-career goal in season opener vs. Mercer... three-sport standout in high school in soccer, basketball and track. 24 Claire Gantzer, D, So. Played in every game with 12 starts... has taken 28 corner kicks... recorded first-career goal vs. UMKC (8/20)... also scored at UTSA (9/3) and USF (9/15)... played in 20 games as a freshman, starting took team-high 31 corner kicks... key part of defense that recorded seven shutouts... suffered a knee injury in warmups prior to NCAA Tournament game at Colorado, forcing her to miss game and Cowgirls spring 2017 exhibition season. 26 Kim Rodriguez, MF/D, Fr. Named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team... has played in every game, starting second on team with 42 corner kicks... earned first-career start vs. UMKC (8/20)... collected first-career goal vs. OU (8/25) and first-career assist vs. Creighton two days later... named Big 12 Freshman of Week on 8/29... recorded assist off corner kick in OSU s lone goal at USF (9/15)... scored OSU s first goal at Iowa State (10/6)... had assist on free kick vs. Kansas (10/20)... played with Mexico s U-20 National Team in a three-game friendly tour in Tulsa in August... played for Mexico in a pair of FIFA Under-17 Women s World Cups, debuting in 2014 and competing again in selected to CONCACAF U-17 Women s Championship Best XI in recorded 119 goals and 128 assists during prep career.

7 COWGIRL CAREER STATISTICS Beffer, Anna TOTAL Brehmer, Holly TOTAL Bright, Abbey TOTAL Duke, Lana TOTAL Gantzer, Claire TOTAL Greenlee, Dani TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : TOTAL : Hawn, Elise TOTAL Jones, Jaci TOTAL Lenhardt, Julia TOTAL Morgan, Charme TOTAL

8 COWGIRL CAREER STATISTICS Ongaro, Michela TOTAL Season GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : : TOTAL : Rivers, Allie TOTAL Siragusa, Kirsten TOTAL Sow, Coumba TOTAL Tresfield, Laurene TOTAL VanFossen, Rachel TOTAL Woodard, Haley TOTAL Zoller, Marlo TOTAL

9 COWGIRLS IN THE RANKINGS United Soccer Coaches (Nov. 7) Soccer America (Nov. 6) Top Drawer Soccer (Nov. 13) HERO Sports (Nov. 13) 1. Stanford North Carolina Duke UCLA South Carolina Texas A&M West Virginia UCF USC Penn State Pepperdine Virginia Princeton Ohio State Georgetown Florida Oklahoma State Texas California Tennessee North Carolina St Rutgers Baylor Wake Forest South Florida Stanford North Carolina Duke UCLA South Carolina USC Texas A&M Georgetown Penn State Princeton UCF Pepperdine West Virginia Oklahoma State Virginia Ohio State Wisconsin Florida Texas California Rutgers Butler T-23. North Carolina St T-23. Wake Forest Florida State Clemson Stanford North Carolina UCLA Texas A&M Duke Princeton South Carolina West Virginia Pepperdine Penn State USC Virginia Florida Georgetown North Carolina St Oklahoma State UCF Wake Forest Texas Tennessee Northwestern Rutgers Florida State Arizona Ohio State Stanford North Carolina UCLA Duke UCF Pepperdine Penn State Texas A&M USC South Carolina West Virginia Florida State Santa Clara Notre Dame Princeton Arizona Rutgers Georgetown Ohio State Florida California North Carolina St Virginia Minnesota Wisconsin United Soccer Coaches South Region (Nov. 7) 1. West Virginia Baylor Oklahoma State Texas Murray State TCU North Texas Rice South Alabama Louisiana Tech Texas Tech UAB Old Dominion Tennessee Tech Charlotte Cowgirls Week-By-Week In The Polls USC Soccer America HERO Sports TDS South Region Preseason Not Ranked NR 61 NR No Poll Aug. 21/22 NR NR 61 NR 5 Aug. 28/29 19 NR 61 NR 2 Sept. 4/5 18 NR Sept. 11/12 14 NR Sept. 18/19 22 NR Sept. 25/26 22 NR Oct. 2/ Oct. 9/ Oct. 16/ Oct. 23/ Oct. 30/ Nov. 6/ Nov. 13/

10 2017 OVERALL STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 18 LOYOLA W Aug 20 UMKC W Aug 25 at Oklahoma W Aug 27 CREIGHTON W Sep 01 at #12 Texas A&M To Sep 3 at UTSA W Sep 08 ILLINOIS W Sep 10 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W Sep 15 at San Francisco To Sep 17 at #15 California L * Sep 22 OKLAHOMA W * Sep 29 at TCU W * Oct 01 BAYLOR Wot * Oct 06 at #8 West Virginia L * Oct 08 at Iowa State Wot * Oct 13 at Texas Tech W * Oct 20 KANSAS STATE W * Oct 22 KANSAS W * Oct 27 at #8 Texas Wot Nov 01 vs Oklahoma W Nov 03 vs Baylor L Nov 11 MISSOURI STATE To TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards Red cards 1 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/549 10/1420 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/281 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 6 Beffer, Anna Woodard, Haley Olson, Taylor Jones, Jaci Morgan, Charme Zoller, Marlo Huddleston, Camy Lenhardt, Julia Rodriguez, Kim Gantzer, Claire Sow, Coumba Tresfield, Laurene Duke, Lana Webb, Hannah Rivers, Allie Hawn, Elise Brehmer, Holly Wessling, Morgan Nguyen, Amy Blasko, Madeline Davis, Elise VanFossen, Rachel Ongaro, Michela Anderson, Lauren Bright, Abbey Siragusa, Kirsten de Souza, Tanya Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 de Souza, Tanya 6 297: /3 21 Ongaro, Michela : /3 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Oklahoma State Opponents

11 2017 BIG 12 CONFERENCE STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 22 OKLAHOMA W * Sep 29 at TCU W * Oct 01 BAYLOR Wot * Oct 06 at #8 West Virginia L * Oct 08 at Iowa State Wot * Oct 13 at Texas Tech W * Oct 20 KANSAS STATE W * Oct 22 KANSAS W * Oct 27 at #8 Texas Wot TEAM STATISTICS OSU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 4 7 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/607 5/1310 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 23 Woodard, Haley Beffer, Anna Tresfield, Laurene Olson, Taylor Huddleston, Camy Rodriguez, Kim Morgan, Charme Zoller, Marlo Jones, Jaci Sow, Coumba Lenhardt, Julia Webb, Hannah Gantzer, Claire Hawn, Elise VanFossen, Rachel Rivers, Allie Siragusa, Kirsten Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 21 Ongaro, Michela 9 834: /0 Total 9 834: Opponents 9 834: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT Total Oklahoma State Opponents

12 First Round Second/Third Round Quarterfinals Semifinals Final Semifinals Quarterfinals Second/Third Round First Round November 10, 11 or 12 November 17 & 19 November December 1 December 3 December 1 November November 17 & 19 November 10, 11 or or or 25 1 *Stanford (18-1-0) *Duke (19-2-0) 1 *Stanford *Duke Utah Valley ( ) UNCG (11-7-3) Hofstra (15-3-2) Missouri St. (10-9-1) Auburn Oklahoma St. *Auburn (7-6-5) Final *Oklahoma St. (16-3-2) Orlando City Stadium Orlando, Florida *Arizona (10-4-4) *Clemson (9-5-3) Noon Arizona Clemson TCU (12-6-3) Alabama (12-7-1) Ole Miss (10-6-3) North Texas (14-3-4) Florida St. Texas 4 *Florida St. (11-6-1) *Texas (13-3-2) 4 3 *Penn St. (12-4-4) *Southern California (14-3-1) 3 Penn St. Southern California Stony Brook ( ) Eastern Wash. (16-5-1) Georgetown (14-3-3) Rice (12-3-2) Wake Forest Baylor *Wake Forest (11-5-3) *Baylor (13-5-2) *Rutgers (12-2-5) *Notre Dame (9-6-4) Rutgers Notre Dame La Salle (17-3-2) IUPUI (14-5-3) Bucknell (12-8-0) Lamar (18-3-1) *West Virginia *Texas A&M 2 *West Virginia (15-3-2) Semifinal Semifinal *Texas A&M (17-2-1) 2 Orlando City Stadium Orlando City Stadium 2 *UCF (13-1-3) Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida *UCLA (15-2-2) 2 Washington St. 5 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. NATIONAL 5 p.m. or 7:30 p.m. *UCLA Washington St. (9-7-3) ESPNU CHAMPION ESPNU San Diego St. (12-7-2) Murray St. (15-1-2) Butler (13-2-5) Tennessee Northwestern *Tennessee (14-4-1) *Northwestern (12-7-2) *South Fla. (12-3-2) *Pepperdine (14-2-3) South Fla. Pepperdine FGCU (14-3-1) Cal St. Fullerton (12-5-4) South Ala. (14-5-1) Saint Francis (PA) (10-7-3) *Florida Virginia 3 *Florida (14-6-0) *Virginia (11-5-4) 3 4 *Ohio St. (15-4-1) *Princeton (14-2-0) 4 Vanderbilt Princeton Vanderbilt (12-6-2) Monmouth (15-3-2) Santa Clara (13-6-1) Arkansas ( ) Santa Clara NC State *California (13-5-1) *NC State (14-5-1) *Wisconsin (13-5-2) *Colorado (11-5-4) Wisconsin Colorado Toledo (12-7-3) Denver (11-8-1) Alabama St. (12-7-1) High Point (13-7-1) *South Carolina *North Carolina 1 *South Carolina (15-2-1) *North Carolina (15-2-2) 1 *Host institution for preliminary round games. All game times are Eastern standard time. Order of semifinal games determined after quarterfinal round games are completed. Second semifinal game will begin 45 minutes after conclusion of first game National Collegiate Athletic Association. No commercial use without the NCAA's written permission. The NCAA opposes all forms of sports wagering.