WOMEN S SOCCER GAME NOTES October 22, 2015

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1 WOMEN S SOCCER October 22, 2015 LCU LADY CHAPARRALS Location... Lubbock, Texas Founded Enrollment... 2,000 Affiliation... NCAA Div. II Conference... Heartland Nickname...Lady Chaparrals Lady Chaps Athletic Director... Paul Hise Sports Information (Soccer Contact)... Chris Due Head Coach... Alex Denning Career Record (year) / 8th 2015 LADY CHAPS SCHEDULE Date Site Opponent Result 9/3 H University of the Southwest...W 7-1 9/5 H Eastern New Mexico...T 2-2 (2ot) 9/10 A Western State Colorado Univ...L 0-5 9/12 A Adams State...T 2-2 (2ot) 9/15 A Texas A&M Commerce...L 0-4 9/18 H East Central University...W 3-2 9/23 H Midwestern State...Cancelled 9/25 H Texas-Permian Basin...T /1 H St. Mary s*...w /3 H Texas A&M International*...W 4-0 (2ot) 10/8 H Rogers State*...W /10 H Oklahoma Christian*...W /15 A Newman*...W /17 H Northwestern Oklahoma St*...W /22 A No.14 Dallas Baptist*...7:30 PM 10/24 A No. 25 St. Edward s*...2:30 PM 10/28 A West Texas A&M*...7:00 PM 10/31 A Texas-Permian Basin*...2:30 PM * - Heartland Conference Game # - Exhibition Game ON THE NET - The official website of LCU Athletics is where you can find everything relating to the LCU soccer teams. Schedules, results, rosters, bios, statistics and game notes can be found and are always up to date. All LCU soccer home games are broadcasted with video broadcasts and live scoring is also provided. The live scoring and broadcast features are through a partnership with Stretch Internet. FACEBOOK/LCUCHAPS Fans and media can stay up-to-date with releases and social interaction on the official facebook fan page of the Lady Followers of the twitter feeds will have access to in-game updates of scores from games as well as breaking news and schedule updates as they happen. YOUTUBE: #LCUathletics From the LCU YouTube page, fans will have the opportunity to see highlights and postgame interviews from home games and select road games. MEMBER OF THE NCAA DIV. II s HEARTLAND CONFERENCE Sports Information Chris Due / Becca Walters LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN (8-2-3, 5-0-0) at No.14 DALLAS BAPTIST (8-3-2, 3-0-1) Thursday, October 22nd - 2:30 p.m. Live Scoring: LADY CHAPS FLIGHT DECK The University Lady Chaparrals begin a regular season-ending four-game road trip Thursday at No. 14 Dallas Baptist before closing the weekend Saturday at No. 25 St. Edward s. LCU enters the week and they are unbeaten over their past eight games (7-0-1) following a 4-0 win Saturday over Northwestern Oklahoma State. The Lady Chaps, who went on the road last season, are on the road this season and are all-time on the road under head coach Alex Denning. Overall all-time, LCU is on the road. STORY LINES This week s games marks the second time in program history LCU will play back-to-back games against ranked competition. LCU last faced ranked opponents in consecutive games on Oct. 20 and Oct. 22, 2011 when they faced No.15 Oklahoma City and No.25 Southern Nazarene. LCU is all-time against ranked opponents (0-2-0 all-time under Denning). Their last game against a ranked opponent came on Oct. 28, 2013 at St. Edward s (lost 3-0). LCU s last three games against ranked opponents have been on the road and they are all-time against ranked opponents on the road. LCU has never faced a team carrying a No.14 ranking and are against teams ranked No.25. Heartland Conference announced their weekly conference honors in women s soccer and LCU s Leslie Castellano received Defensive Player of the Week accolades. Castellano, a goalkeeper, started in each of LCU s back-to-back shutout wins. She recorded her second shutout of the season last Thursday in LCU s 1-0 road win over Newman University and then returned home Saturday and started in LCU s 4-0 home win over Northwestern Oklahoma State. Saturday was Senior Day, so both senior goalkeepers, Castellano and Lauren Story, split the time in goal. As the game was closing, LCU had all eight seniors on the pitch at the same time and Castellano was used as a positional player. The honor for Castellano was her first of her career. She is the first LCU player to claim a Defensive Player of the Week honor this season. Castellano is on the season with a 1.31 GAA. LCU s last road game resulted in a 1-0 win at Newman, which marked LCU s first road win of the season and marked their first win when scoring less than three goals this season (1-2-2). LCU is when scoring at least three goals in a game. The Lady Chaps lead the Heartland Conference in points (100), goals (38) and in assists (24). Their 100 points ranks 21st nationally. They also rank 18th nationally in goals per (@LCUchaps) LADY CHAPARRALS Rankings (NSCAA): None Record: 8-2-3, Heartland Last Game: 4-0 W vs. Northwestern Okla. St. Coach: Alex Denning Denning vs. DBU: Denning vs. SEU: Top Statistical Leaders Goals: Brooke Wendl (9) Assists: Brooke Wendl (5) Points: Brooke Wendl (23) Saves: Leslie Castellano (28) Patriot Soccer Field (Dallas, Texas) Online Video: LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN at No.25 ST. EDWARD S Saturday, October 24th - 2:30 p.m. Live Scoring: Dallas Baptist (@DBUathletics) PATRIOTS Rankings (NSCAA): No. 14 Record: 8-2-3, Heartland Last Game: 2-1 W at St. Edward s Coach: Michelle Lenard All Time Series: DBU leads Top Statistical Leaders Goals: Lindsey Eccles, McKenna Namken (4) Assists: Maddie Owen (6) Points: Lindsey Eccles, Ashley Cox (12) Saves: Jenna Ackerly (73) Lewis-Chen Family Field (Austin, Texas) Online Video: game (2.9) and 18th points per game (7.7). Defender Kate O Gara leads the Lady Chaps in conference scoring with 9 points off three goals and three assists. The Lady Chaps are all-time in Heartland Conference games, 8-2 all-time in Heartland Conference road games. SCOUTING DBU The Patriots are overall and in conference this season, and they are unbeaten in their prior seven games (6-0-1). DBU is at home this season and have won two straight at home. They went at home last season. Dallas Baptist is preseason picked No.2 in the Heartland Conference after coming off a season (7-1-0 in conference) a year ago. Lindsey Eccles (4g,1a) and Ashley Cox (3g,3a) co-lead the team in points with nine. Each have combined for one goal over the prior four games. Goalkeeper Jenna Acklerly leads the Heartland Conference and is ninth nationally with a 90.1% save percentage. SERIES HISTORY WITH DBU DBU leads the all-time series Last season (Nov. 3, 2014), the two teams met in Dallas for LCU s season finale and DBU prevailed 3-2. Cox had a goal and two assists for a three-point game for DBU. Claudia Sanchez and Ashley Ledford scored for LCU. SCOUTING SEU The Hilltoppers are overall and in conference on the season and enter Thursday s play hosting Texas Permian-Basin. SEU went last season (9-0-0 in conference). At home, they went last season and is at home this season. St. Edward s is the Heartland Conference preseason favorites this season, leading the preseason poll. Three different players co-lead the team in points with 9. Sabrina Cole leads their teams in goals with four. SEU leads the conference and ranks seventh in the nation in shutout percentage (66.7%) and is 21st in GAA (0.58). SERIES HISTORY WITH SEU SEU leads the all-time series Last season (Oct. 25, 2014), the two teams met in Lubbock and LCU fell 2-1 with Mikayla Engel scoring the game winning goal with two seconds left in regulation. Sanchez scored for LCU. Oct. 28, 2013 marked the one and only prior visit to Austin by LCU. No.17 SEU won the game 3-0. St. Edward s (@TopperPride) HILLTOPPERS Rankings (NSCAA): No. 25 *Record: 9-3-0, Heartland Coach: Nick Cowell All Time Series: SEU leads *Record As of 10/22 Top Statistical Leaders Goals: Sabrina Cone (4) Assists: Katie Donahue / Jennifer Boudreau (3) Points: Three Tied (9) Saves: Lorrie Santoy (33)

2 HEAD COACH ALEX DENNING AT LCU: 4th Season ( ) OVERALL: 8th SEASON* ( ) *Does not include a record in four seasons coaching men PERSONAL HOMETOWN: Boston, Mass. SPOUSE: Lauren SON: Luke EDUCATION Ouachita Baptist / 2008 COACHING EXPERIENCE Bishops University - asst. coach Arkansas ODP Arkadelphia High School - asst. coach Ouachita Baptist University - men s and women s head coach (4 seasons) DENNING S YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2008 OBU OBU OBU OBU LCU LCU LCU LCU COACHING STAFF Denning joined the Lady Chaps soccer program for the 2012 season and led the Lady Chaps to a finish. They opened the season with a record and they were the final NAIA program to suffer either a tie or loss on their record marked their first season in the Heartland Conference and went from a conference record in 2012 to a 7-2 mark in conference to finish in third place. They went 10-7 overall. They followed with a second straight third place finish in the Heartland Conference in 2014, going 6-2 in conference play. They completed the season 11-6 for their third consecutive season of at least 10 wins. He came to LCU after four seasons at the helm of both the men s and women s soccer programs at Arkadelphia, Ark. based Ouachita Baptist University. In the four-year span, he led the men s program to their only two postseason appearances and the women s program to a Great American Conference championship match. On the women s side, Denning produced a record of In 2011, OBU went and lost in a shootout to East Central (Okla.) after a 0-0 tie in the conference championship game. He helped the Lady Tigers raise their team GPA from 2.8 to 3.69, which ranked third highest in the nation. On the men s side, Denning posted a coaching mark of The 45.6% win percentage is a program best at OBU. The Tigers qualified for the 2010 Gulf South Conference Tournament with an 11-6 record. They carried the GSC Player of the Year on their roster and Denning claimed GSC Coach of the Year accolades. The Tigers also raised their team GPA from 2.34 to 3.45 under the guidance of Denning. Overall while at OBU, Denning coached 17 all-conference players, including a conference player of the year honoree, and 11 all-region players. His teams also received 71 honors of academic recognition to his players. Denning is a Boston native, who was an Army Brat who eventually called Mesquite, Texas home. He played as a goalkeeper and eventually attended Ouachita Baptist before a pair of knee surgeries ended his collegiate playing career. While focusing on his academics, Denning spent a semester in Quebec and assisted the coaching staff at Bishops University while also playing semi-professionally with Le Vert. He returned to Arkansas and served as a head coach for the Arkansas Olympic Development Program and as an assistant coach at Arkadelphia High School. Alex is married to Lauren, who served as his assistant coach for both programs at the NCAA Div. II OBU program and assumes the same role with the Lady Chaps. They enjoyed the birth of their first child (Luke) during the offseason. Assistant Coach Lauren Denning (Ouachita Baptist) Head Athletic Trainer Dustin Driskill Associate Trainer Kristin Tucker Assistant Athletic Trainer Manuel De Alba Student Trainer Karen Tillery, Tatiana Navarro LCU ALL-TIME VS. OPPONENTS vs Adams State vs Dallas Baptist vs Dallas Christian vs East Central (Okla.) vs Eastern New Mexico vs Houston-Victoria vs Howard Payne vs Huston-Tillotson vs John Brown Univ vs McMurry vs Mid-America Christian vs Midwestern State vs Newman vs Northwestern Okla vs Northwood University (Tx) vs Oklahoma Baptist vs Oklahoma Christian vs Oklahoma City vs Our Lady of the Lake vs Rogers State vs Science & Arts vs Southern Nazerene vs Southwest (N.M.) vs St. Edward s vs St. Gregory s vs St. Mary s vs Texas A&M-Commerce vs Texas A&M International vs Texas Wesleyan vs UT-Permian Basin vs Wayland Baptist vs Western State Colorado vs West Texas A&M vs Wiley College TOTAL

3 HEARTLAND STANDINGS (as of 10/21/15) TEAM CONF. PTS OVERALL STK W6 St. Mary s W4 Dallas Baptist W1 St. Edward s W1 Texas-Permian Basin W1 Oklahoma Christian L2 Rogers State * W1 Newman L3 Texas A&M International L1 *Transitioning Conference Member HEARTLAND CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (Road - Home) Oct. 22 LCU Texas-Permian Basin Newman Oct. 24 Newman LCU Rogers State Texas-Permian Basin Oct. 25 Midwestern State Dallas Baptist St. Edward s St. Mary s Texas A&M Int l St. Edward s Oklahoma Christian Dallas Baptist St. Mary s 2015 HEARTLAND CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Offensive Player School Defensive Player School Sept. 7 Brooke Wendl LCU Jenna Ackerly DBU Sept. 14 Kim Garcia TAMIU Lorrie Santoy SEU Sept. 21 Rubi Villegas OC Chelsea Knaack TAMIU Margan Foster NU Sept. 27 Rachel Gurinsky StMU Jenna Ackerly DBU Oct. 5 Paige Thompson NU Katie Donahue SEU Oct. 12 Brooke Wendl LCU Jenna Ackerly DBU Oct. 19 Kristal Williams StMU Leslie Castellano LCU NSCAA SOUTH-CENTRAL REGION POLL (as of 10/20/15) (RECORDS WERE NOT REPORTED IN THIS WEEK S REPORT) Rank School Prev. W-L-T 1 Angelo State Dallas Baptist University Fort Lewis College St. Edward s University Colorado-Colorado Springs Midwestern State University Colorado School Of Mines Regis University Texas A&M University-Commerce Colorado State University-Pueblo NR LCU ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown Previous Team 00 Brianne Phillips Fr. GK 5-8 Sachse, Texas Sachse H.S. 0 Lauren Story Sr. GK 5-3 Wylie, Texas Wylie H.S. 1 Leslie Castellano R-Sr. GK 5-7 Lubbock, Texas Arizona State 2 Kate O Gara So. D 5-2 Stockport, England All Hallows Catholic 3 Arian Parr Jr. M 5-1 Amarillo, Texas Randall H.S. 4 Audra Park So. M 5-6 Amarillo, Texas Amarillo H.S. 5 Shannon Rogers So. D 5-8 Amarillo, Texas Amarillo H.S. 6 Claudia Sanchez So. F 5-4 Lubbock, Texas Monterey H.S. 7 Jamie Pugh So. M 5-6 Flower Mound, Texas Marcus H.S. 8 Gracie Jenkins Fr. M 5-2 Amarillo, Texas Amarillo H.S. 9 Ashley Ledford So. F 5-3 Burleson, Texas Centennial H.S. 10 Jamie Boone Jr. M/F 5-5 Belton, Texas Belton H.S. 11 Erika Aviles Fr. MF 5-6 Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne H.S. 12 Emily Odom Sr. M/F 5-7 Keller, Texas Keller H.S. 13 Brooke Wendl Sr. F 5-4 Plano, Texas Prestonwood Christian 14 Saydee Bailey Sr. D 5-2 Coppell, Texas Coppell H.S. 16 Katie Pullano Fr. D/M 5-5 Bedford, Texas Trinity H.S. 18 Jessica Barrera Sr. M 5-4 Lubbock, Texas Coronado H.S. 19 Bayley Bradford So. M 5-5 Peaster, Texas Peaster H.S. 21 Racheal Eckert So. D 5-1 Richardson, Texas Richardson H.S. 22 Jocelyn Richardson Sr. M 5-1 Lubbock, Texas FC Lubbock 23 Madison Boyd Fr. D/M 5-9 Blooming Grove, Texas Ovila Christian H.S. 24 Kristin Fellows Sr. F 5-9 Lubbock, Texas Trinity Christian H.S. 25 Lois Colley Fr. D 5-8 Farnham, England London Bees (FA WSL2) 27 Brittany Guthrie So. F 5-4 San Antonio, Texas Smithson Valley H.S. HEAD COACH: ALEX DENNING ASSISTANT COACH: LAUREN DENNING ROSTER DETAILS PRONUNCIATIONS 1 CASTELLANO - costy-aw-no 2 O GARA - OH-gair-uh 13 WENDL Win-duhl 18 - BERRERA buh-rair-uh CHAPS - shaps TWITTER ROSTER O NSCAA TOP 25 (as of 10/20/15) RANK SCHOOL PREV W-L-T 1 Gannon University Western Washington Grand Valley State University Angelo State University Of Bridgeport Minnesota State-Mankato Barry University Sonoma State University Columbus State University University of Central Missouri West Virginia Wesleyan University of North Georgia Adelphi University Dallas Baptist University NR Nova Southeastern University NR Quincy University RV College Of Saint Rose Fort Lewis College Bellarmine University West Chester University University of West Alabama Minot State University Azusa Pacific University NR Carson-Newman University RV St. Edward s University HEROSPORTS.COM (as of 10/20/15) RANK SCHOOL 1 GV State 2 MN St Mankato 3 North Georgia 4 Sonoma St 5 Columbus St 6 Central MO 7 Barry 8 Western WA 9 Bridgeport 10 Gannon 11 Azusa Pacific 12 North AL 13 Wingate 14 Adelphi 15 Stanislaus St 16 West Chester 17 Angelo St 18 St. Edward s 19 Augustana (SD) 20 LIU Post 21 Saint Rose 22 Armstrong 23 Cal Poly Pomona 24 Belmont Abbey 25 UCSD

4 2015 STATISTICS RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Sep 03 SOUTHWEST (NM) W Sep 05 EASTERN NEW MEXICO To Sep 10 at Western State L Sep 12 at Adams State To Sep 15 at A&M-Commerce L Sep 18 EAST CENTRAL W Sep 25 TEX. PERMIAN BASIN To * Oct 01 ST. MARY'S W * Oct 03 TEXAS A&M INT'L W * Oct 08 ROGERS STATE W * Oct 10 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN W * Oct 15 at Newman W Oct 17 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W TEAM STATISTICS LCU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty 2 1 Unassisted Overtime 0 0 CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS PENALTIES Yellow cards 4 9 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 9/141 4/89 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 13 WENDL, Brooke O'GARA, Kate LEDFORD, Ashley BOONE, Jam ie BOYD, Madison PARK, Audra COLLEY, Lois AVILES, Erika JENKINS, G racie ODOM, Em ily PUGH, Jam ie GUTHRIE, Brittany SANCHEZ, Claudia FELLOWS, Kristin RICHARDSON, Joc BARRERA, Jessica BAILEY, Jessica ROGERS, Shannon ECKERT, Racheal BRADFORD, Bayle PULLANO, Katie PARR, Arian CASTELLANO, Lesl STORY, Lauren Total Opponents ## Goalie GP M in. GA GAAvg Save Pct W -L-T Sho 1 CASTELLANO, Le : /1 0 STORY, Lauren 4 277: /1 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents

5 2015 LCU RECORD WHEN... At home On the road Neutral site Heartland play Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Against ranked opponents Top 5 opponents Top 10 opponents Scoring No Goals goal goals goals goals or more LCU MISC. RECORD WHEN... LCU S All-Time Record Under Alex Denning When... Program Record NAIA Record Heartland Conference Record Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record Regular Season Record Postseason Record Against Ranked Opponents Games Decided by 1 Goals Games Decided by 2 Goals Games Decided by 3+ Goals Overtime Results Allowing No Goals goal goals goals goals or more Shots Out-shooting an Opponent Opponent Out-shoots LCU Shots are Even Misc. Statistics Record When Scoring First Record When Opponent Scores First Record in Overtime Games Record When Trailing at the Half Record When Leading at the Half Record When Tied at the Half Record in Day Games Record in Night Games vs RANKED FOES (0-7-0) 10/26/10 vs. #20^ Oklahoma City L /6/10 at #15^ Oklahoma City L /20/11 vs. #15^ Oklahoma City L /22/11 vs. #25^ Southern Naza. L /5/11 at #15^ Oklahoma City L /17/12 at #8^ Oklahoma City L /28/13 at #13 St. Edward s L 0-3 vs Top 25 vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # vs. # LCU S All-Time Record When... Program Record NAIA Record Heartland Conference Record Home Record Road Record Neutral Site Record Regular Season Record Postseason Record Against Ranked Opponents Games Decided by 1 Goals Games Decided by 2 Goals Games Decided by 3+ Goals Overtime Results LCU SOCCER IN ALL OVERTIME MATCHES (2-6-9) 9/24/10 OT2 St. Mary s L /2/10 OT2 at Mid-America Christian L /9/10 OT2 St. Gregory s T /12/10 OT Southern Nazarene L /23/10 OT2 at Oklahoma Baptist T 1-1 9/3/11 OT2 at St. Mary s L /6/11 OT2 Oklahoma Baptist L /29/11 OT2 at Northwestern Ok. St. T /1/11 OT2 Wayland Baptist T 1-1 8/27/12 OT Univ. of the Southwest W /11/12 OT2 Rogers State T /13/12 OT John Brown L /25/12 OT2 Science & Arts of Okla. T 1-1 TEAM GAME RECORDS Most points vs Wiley College Sep 03, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Aug 28, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 04, at Dallas Christian Sep 13, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 03, 2015 Most goals vs Wiley College Sep 03, at Dallas Christian Sep 13, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Aug 28, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 04, at McMurry Sep 01, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 03, 2015 Most assists vs Wiley College Sep 03, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Aug 28, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 04, at Huston-Tillotson Sep 15, at Univ. of Southwest Sep 30, UNIV. OF SOUTHWEST Sep 03, ROGERS STATE Oct. 08, /4/13 OT Oklahoma Christian W 1-0 9/5/15 OT2 Eastern New Mexico T 2-2 9/12/15 OT2 at Adams State T 2-2 9/25/15 OT2 Texas-Permian Basin T 1-1 Most shots HUSTON-TILLOTSON Sep 07, vs Wiley College Sep 03, at McMurry Sep 01, NORTHWESTERN OKLA. Sep 24, at Huston-Tillotson Sep 15, TEXAS-PERMIAN BASIN Sep 25, 2015 Most saves at Oklahoma Baptist Oct 06, at Oklahoma City Univ. Nov 06, at Science & Arts Oct 15, at NW Oklahoma State Sep 20, Southern Nazarene Oct 12, at Science and Arts OK Oct 16, 2010 INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Most points 1. 8 WENDL, Brooke vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 4, WENDL, Brooke vs SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 3, BAILEY, Jessica vs Wiley College Sep 03, BOONE, Jamie vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 4, BROWN-LONGORIA, A at McMurry Sep 1, BROWN-LONGORIA, A. at Dallas Christian Sep 13, SANCHEZ, Claudia vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 4, SOMAN, Peta-Gaye vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Aug 28, SOMAN, Peta-Gaye at Dallas Christian Sep 13, WENGER, Rebekah at Northwood Univ. (TX) Sep 8, 2011 Most goals 1. 4 WENDL, Brooke vs SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 3, BAILEY, Jessica vs Wiley College Sep 03, BROWN-LONGORIA, A. at McMurry Sep 1, BROWN-LONGORIA, A. at Dallas Christian Sep 13, SANCHEZ, Claudia vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 4, SOMAN, Peta-Gaye at Dallas Christian Sep 13, WENDL, Brooke vs. SOUTHWEST (N.M.) Sep 4, WENGER, Rebekah at Northwood Univ. (TX) Sep 8, 2011 Most assists Times (Last: Emily Odom Sep 30, 2014) Most shots WENDL, Brooke at Huston-Tillotson Sep 15, BOONE, Jamie vs Huston-Tillotson Sep 7, BRANNON, Priscilla at McMurry Sep 1, WENDL, Brooke vs Houston-Victoria Sep 17, Times (Last: Brooke Wendl Sept ) Most saves WILKINSON, Kayla at Oklahoma Baptist Oct 06, ALBRACHT, Berkley at Science & Arts Oct 15, BURRESS, Lacy at Oklahoma City Nov 06, WILKINSON, Kayla at NW Okla. St. Sep 20, BURRESS, Lacy Southern Nazarene Oct 12, 2010

6 GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Att. Goals scored Sep 03 SOUTHWEST (NM) W WENDL, Brooke (penalty kick) WENDL, Brooke (O'GARA, Kate) WENDL, Brooke (AVILES, Erika) PUGH, Jamie (LEDFORD, Ashley) TEAM (unassisted) WENDL, Brooke (BAILEY, Jessica) O'GARA, Kate (COLLEY, Lois) Sep 05 EASTERN NEW MEXICO TO WENDL, Brooke (unassisted) TEAM (unassisted) Sep 10 at Western State L Sep 12 at Adams State TO BOYD, Madison (WENDL, Brooke) ODOM, Emily (WENDL, Brooke) Sep 15 at A&M-Commerce L Sep 18 EAST CENTRAL W LEDFORD, Ashley (unassisted) AVILES, Erika (LEDFORD, Ashley) BOONE, Jamie (WENDL, Brooke) Sep 25 TEX. PERMIAN BASIN TO BOYD, Madison (WENDL, Brooke) * Oct 01 ST. MARY'S W O'GARA, Kate (unassisted) BOYD, Madison (unassisted) COLLEY, Lois (unassisted) * Oct 03 TEXAS A&M INT'L W PARK, Audra (unassisted) PARK, Audra (FELLOWS, Kristin) TEAM (unassisted) LEDFORD, Ashley (COLLEY, Lois) * Oct 08 ROGERS STATE W TEAM (unassisted) LEDFORD, Ashley (WENDL, Brooke;O'GARA, Kate) WENDL, Brooke (FELLOWS, Kristin) WENDL, Brooke (LEDFORD, Ashley) O'GARA, Kate (RICHARDSON, Jocelyn) BOYD, Madison (unassisted) * Oct 10 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN W O'GARA, Kate (unassisted) WENDL, Brooke (O'GARA, Kate) BOONE, Jamie (penalty kick) BOONE, Jamie (JENKINS, Gracie) LEDFORD, Ashley (RICHARDSON, Jocelyn) * Oct 15 at Newman W BOONE, Jamie (O'GARA, Kate) Oct 17 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. W WENDL, Brooke (PARK, Audra) GUTHRIE, Brittany (BARRERA, Jessica) JENKINS, Gracie (unassisted) SANCHEZ, Claudia (LEDFORD, Ashley) GAME BY GAME COMPARISONS All games Date Opponent Score Goals Assists Shots On Goa Corners YC RC Sep 03 SOUTHWEST (NM) 7-1 7/1 5/0 31/3 17/1 5/0 0/0 0/0 Sep 05 EASTERN NEW MEXICO 2-2 2/2 0/0 17/12 7/5 5/3 1/2 0/0 Sep 10 Western State 0-5 0/5 0/2 6/16 4/10 6/8 1/0 0/0 Sep 12 Adams State 2-2 2/2 2/1 18/18 6/6 6/8 1/1 0/0 Sep 15 A&M-Commerce 0-4 0/4 0/4 5/18 1/9 3/9 0/0 0/0 Sep 18 EAST CENTRAL 3-2 3/2 2/0 24/11 9/8 1/6 0/2 0/0 Sep 25 TEX. PERMIAN BASIN 1-1 1/1 1/1 37/4 16/3 17/2 0/0 0/0 Oct 01 ST. MARY'S 3-1 3/1 0/0 12/7 9/4 2/4 0/0 0/0 Oct 03 TEXAS A&M IN T'L 4-0 4/0 2/0 28/2 11/0 10/4 1/2 0/0 Oct 08 ROGERS STATE 6-2 6/2 5/0 26/7 16/5 3/2 0/1 0/0 Oct 10 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN 5-1 5/1 3/0 17/4 8/2 7/0 0/0 0/0 Oct 15 Newman 1-0 1/0 1/0 18/6 13/1 10/3 0/1 0/0 Oct 17 NORTHWESTERN OKLA /0 3/0 27/4 14/1 12/0 0/0 0/0 Totals /21 24/8 266/11 131/55 87/49 4/9 0/0 Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Team Record W-L-T Overall: Conference: 5-0 Home: Away: Neutral: 0-0 Attendance Dates Total Avg. Total: Home: Away: Neutral: PLAYER GAME-BY-GAME Game-by-Game Goals-Assists-Points (as of Oct 22, 2015) All games Opponent Date Score STORY,LAU CASTELLAN O'GARA,KATPARR,ARIAN PARK,AUDR ROGERS,SH SANCHEZ,CLPUGH,JAMIE JENKINS,GR LEDFORD,A BOONE,JAMI USW Sep W DNP DNP DNP ENMU Sep t DNP DNP DNP at WSCU Sep L DNP DNP at ADAMS Sep t DNP DNP DNP DNP at TAMUC Sep L DNP DNP DNP DNP ECU Sep W DNP DNP DNP UTPB Sep t DNP DNP STMU Oct W DNP TAM IU Oct W DNP DNP RSU Oct W DNP DNP OC Oct W DNP DNP DNP at NU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP NWOSU Oct W Opponent Date Score AVILES,ERI ODOM,EM IL WENDL,BRO BAILEY,JES PULLANO,K BARRERA,JE BRADFORD, ECKERT,RA RICHARDSO BOYD,MADIS FELLOWS,K USW Sep W ENMU Sep t DNP at WSCU Sep L DNP at ADAMS Sep t DNP DNP at TAMUC Sep L DNP ECU Sep W DNP DNP UTPB Sep t DNP STMU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP TAM IU Oct W DNP DNP DNP RSU Oct W OC Oct W DNP DNP at NU Oct W DNP DNP DNP DNP NWOSU Oct W Opponent Date Score COLLEY,LOI GUTHRIE,BR USW Sep W ENMU Sep t at WSCU Sep L at ADAMS Sep t DNP at TAMUC Sep L DNP ECU Sep W UTPB Sep t DNP STMU Oct W DNP TAM IU Oct W RSU Oct W OC Oct W at NU Oct W NWOSU Oct W DNP 1-0-2

7 - TEAM GAME HIGHS POINTS 19 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 17 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) GOALS 7 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 6 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) ASSISTS 5 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 5 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) SHOTS 37 vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) 31 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) SHOT PERCENT.294 (5-17) vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10).250 (3-12) vs St. Mary's (Oct 01) SHOTS ON GOAL 17 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 16 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 16 vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) ON GOAL PERCENT.750 (9-12) vs St. Mary's (Oct 01).722 (13-18) at Newman (Oct 15) SAVES 6 vs East Central (Sep 18) 5 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 5 at Western State (Sep 10) CORNER KICKS 17 vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) 12 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) FOULS 10 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 9 vs Eastern New Mexico (Sep 05) - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 at Western State (Sep 10) 0 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) GOALS 0 at Western State (Sep 10) 0 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) ASSISTS 0 vs Eastern New Mexico (Sep 05) 0 at Western State (Sep 10) 0 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 0 vs St. Mary's (Oct 01) SHOTS 5 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 6 at Western State (Sep 10) SHOTS ON GOAL 1 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 4 at Western State (Sep 10) SAVES 0 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 0 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) CORNER KICKS 1 vs East Central (Sep 18) 2 vs St. Mary's (Oct 01) FOULS 0 vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) 1 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) Opponent - GAME HIGHS POINTS 12 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 12 at Western State (Sep 10) GOALS 5 at Western State (Sep 10) 4 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) ASSISTS 4 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 2 at Western State (Sep 10) SHOTS 18 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 18 at Adams State (Sep 12) SHOT PERCENT.333 (1-3) vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03).312 (5-16) at Western State (Sep 10) SHOTS ON GOAL 10 at Western State (Sep 10) 9 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) ON GOAL PERCENT.750 (3-4) vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25).727 (8-11) vs East Central (Sep 18) SAVES 15 vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) 12 at Newman (Oct 15) CORNER KICKS 9 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 8 at Adams State (Sep 12) 8 at Western State (Sep 10) FOULS 17 vs St. Mary's (Oct 01) 15 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) Opponent - GAME LOWS POINTS 0 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 0 at Newman (Oct 15) 0 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) GOALS 0 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 0 at Newman (Oct 15) 0 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) ASSISTS 0 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 0 vs Eastern New Mexico (Sep 05) 0 vs East Central (Sep 18) 0 vs St. Mary's (Oct 01) 0 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 0 vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 0 vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 0 at Newman (Oct 15) 0 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) SHOTS 2 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 3 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) SHOTS ON GOAL 0 vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 1 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 1 at Newman (Oct 15) 1 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) SAVES 1 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 3 vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) CORNER KICKS 0 vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 0 vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 0 vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) FOULS 4 at Adams State (Sep 12) 4 at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15) 4 vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) - INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS POINTS 8 WENDL, Brooke vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 5 WENDL, Brooke vs Rogers State (Oct 08) GOALS 4 WENDL, Brooke vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 2 BOONE, Jamie vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 2 WENDL, Brooke vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 2 PARK, Audra vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) ASSISTS 2 WENDL, Brooke at Adams State (Sep 12) 1 BARRERA, Jessica vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) 1 PARK, Audra vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) 1 LEDFORD, Ashley vs Northwestern Okla. (Oct 17) 1 O'GARA, Kate at Newman (Oct 15) 1 JENKINS, Gracie vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 1 RICHARDSON, Jocelyn vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 1 O'GARA, Kate vs Oklahoma Christian (Oct 10) 1 FELLOWS, Kristin vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 1 RICHARDSON, Jocelyn vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 1 WENDL, Brooke vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 1 O'GARA, Kate vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 1 LEDFORD, Ashley vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 1 COLLEY, Lois vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 1 FELLOWS, Kristin vs Texas A&M Int'l (Oct 03) 1 WENDL, Brooke vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) 1 LEDFORD, Ashley vs East Central (Sep 18) 1 WENDL, Brooke vs East Central (Sep 18) 1 AVILES, Erika vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 1 BAILEY, Jessica vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 1 O'GARA, Kate vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 1 COLLEY, Lois vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) 1 LEDFORD, Ashley vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) SHOTS 8 WENDL, Brooke vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 8 WENDL, Brooke vs Tex. Permian Basin (Sep 25) SHOTS ON GOAL 6 WENDL, Brooke vs Rogers State (Oct 08) 6 WENDL, Brooke vs Southwest (NM) (Sep 03) SAVES 6 CASTELLANO, Leslie vs East Central (Sep 18) 5 CASTELLANO, Leslie at A&M-Commerce (Sep 15)

8 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Stat # Player Conference Rank NCAA Rank Conference Leader NCAA Leader Points 23 Brooke Wendl 1st 37th 23 - Brooke Wendl (LCU) 59 - Katrina Giantsopoulos (Davis & Elkins) Goals 9 Brooke Wendl 1st 47th 9 - Brooke Wendl (LCU) 24-2 Tied Assists 5 Brooke Wendl T-3rd T-67th 6-2 Tied 12 - Marti Corby (Grand Valley) Shots 65 Brooke Wendl 1st * 65 - Brooke Wendl (LCU) * GW Goal 4 Brooke Wendl 1st 18th 4-3 Brooke Wendl (LCU) 7 - Kirsten Reilly (West Alabama) Save % Leslie Castellano 9th N/A Jenna Ackerly (DBU) Hillary Dewitt (W.V. Wesleyan) Shutouts 2 Leslie Castellano T-4th Jenna Ackerly (DBU) * G.A.A Leslie Castellano 6th 138th Lorrie Santoy (SEU) Hillary Dewitt (W.V. Wesleyan) * - Statistical Leader Not Produced As of 10/21/15 TEAM LEADERS Stat # Conference Rank NCAA Rank Conference Leader NCAA Leader Points 100 1st 21st LCU Grand Valley St. Goals 38 1st 19th 38 - LCU 75 - Davis & Elkins Assists 24 1st 32nd 24 - LCU 68 - Grand Valley St. Shots 266 1st * LCU * G.A.A th 159th SEU W.V. Wesleyan Saves Per Game 2.6 8th 234th TAMIU Salem Int l * - Statistical Leader Not Produced As of 10/21/15

9 SEASON / CONFERENCE STATISTICS O verall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: OVERALL ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk 13 WENDL, Brooke O'GARA, Kate LEDFORD, Ashley BOONE, Jam ie BOYD, Madison PARK, Audra COLLEY, Lois AVILES, Erika JENKINS, G racie ODOM, Em ily PUGH, Jam ie GUTHRIE, Brittany SANCHEZ, Claudi FELLOWS, Kristin RICHARDSON, Jo BARRERA, Jessic BAILEY, Jessica ROGERS, Shanno ECKERT, Racheal BRADFORD, Bayl PULLANO, Katie PARR, Arian CASTELLANO, Le STORY, Lauren Total Opponents OVERALL ## Player gp-gs m in. ga gaavgsaves pct w l t sho 1 CASTELLANO, Le : STORY, Lauren : Total : Opponents : Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Opponents CONFERENCE gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk CONFERENCE gp-gs m in. ga gaavgsaves pct w l t sho : : : Shots by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents Goals by Period 1st 2nd Total Opponents SEASON / CAREER STATISTICS SEASON CAREER ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att gp-gs g a pts sh sh% gw pk-att 13 WENDL, Brooke O'GARA, Kate LEDFORD, Ashley BOONE, Jam ie BOYD, Madison PARK, Audra COLLEY, Lois AVILES, Erika JENKINS, G racie ODOM, Em ily PUGH, Jam ie GUTHRIE, Brittany SANCHEZ, Claudia FELLOWS, Kristin RICHARDSON, Jocelyn BARRERA, Jessica BAILEY, Jessica ROGERS, Shannon ECKERT, Racheal BRADFORD, Bayley PULLANO, Katie PARR, Arian CASTELLANO, Leslie STORY, Lauren Total Opponents ## Goalie gp-gs minutes ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho shots faced 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie : Career totals : STORY, Lauren : Career totals : Total :

10 CAREER STATISTICS AVILES, Erika TOTAL Points: 2, East Central -- Sep 18, 2015 Goals: 1, East Central -- Sep 18, 2015 Assists: 1, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 Shots: 6, Tex. Permian Basin -- Sep 25, 2015 BAILEY, Jessica TOTAL Points: 6 [t-3rd], vs Wiley College -- Sep 03, 2012 Goals: 3 [t-2nd], vs Wiley College -- Sep 03, 2012 Assists: 1, 7 times Shots: 5, Northwestern Okla. -- Sep 24, 2013 SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Games played: t-1st (19 in 2012) BARRERA, Jessica COLLEY, Lois TOTAL Points: 2, St. Mary's -- Oct 01, 2015 Goals: 1, St. Mary's -- Oct 01, 2015 Assists: 1, Texas A&M Int'l -- Oct 03, 2015; Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 Shots: 2, St. Mary's -- Oct 01, 2015; Rogers State -- Oct 08, 2015 ECKERT, Racheal TOTAL Points: 1, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014; at Wayland Baptist -- Sep 06, 2014 Assists: 1, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014; at Wayland Baptist -- Sep 06, 2014 Shots: 2, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 FELLOWS, Kristin TOTAL Points: 3, at UT-Permian Basin -- Oct 07, 2013 Goals: 1, at UT-Permian Basin -- Oct 07, 2013; Texas A&M Int. -- Oct 14, 2013; at Texas-Permian Basin -- Sep 25, 2014 Assists: 1, 10 times Shots: 4, 4 times TOTAL CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Assists: t-2nd (10) Games played: t-2nd (62) Minutes played: 3rd (4289) Games started: t-3rd (50) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Games played: t-1st (19 in 2012) Points: 3, vs Wiley College -- Sep 03, 2012 Goals: 1, at UT-Permian Basin -- Oct 07, 2013; vs Wiley College -- Sep 03, 2012 Assists: 1, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015; vs Wiley College -- Sep 03, 2012; Our Lady of the Lake -- Sep. 1, 2012 Shots: 5, at Texas Wesleyan -- Sep 21, 2013 BOONE, Jamie TOTAL Points: 6 [t-3rd], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Goals: 2, Oklahoma Christian -- Oct 10, 2015; Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014; Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 07, 2013 Assists: 2 [t-1st], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Shots: 12 [t-1st], Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 07, 2013 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Points: 2nd (37) Goals: 2nd (15) Game-winning goals: 2nd (8) Shots attempted: 2nd (111) Shots on goal: 2nd (53) Penalty kicks made: 3rd (2) Penalty kick attempts: 3rd (2) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2015) Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2014) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2015) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2014) Game-winning goals: t-3rd (4 in 2013) BOYD, Madison TOTAL Points: 2, 4 times Goals: 1, 4 times Shots: 3, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015 BRADFORD, Bayley TOTAL Points: 1, at Northwestern Okla -- Oct 28, 2014 Assists: 1, at Northwestern Okla -- Oct 28, 2014 Shots: 1, 4 times CASTELLANO, Leslie TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Saves: 6, East Central -- Sep 18, 2015 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most ties: t-1st (2) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Most ties: t-1st (2 in 2015) GUTHRIE, Brittany TOTAL Points: 2, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015 Goals: 1, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015 Shots: 2, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015; Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2015) JENKINS, Gracie TOTAL Points: 2, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015 Goals: 1, Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015 Assists: 1, Oklahoma Christian -- Oct 10, 2015 Shots: 5, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 LEDFORD, Ashley TOTAL Points: 3, at Oklahoma Christian -- Nov 01, 2014; Rogers State -- Oct 08, 2015; East Central -- Sep 18, 2015 Goals: 1, 10 times Assists: 2 [t-1st], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Shots: 7, at Oklahoma Christian -- Nov 01, 2014 O'GARA, Kate TOTAL Points: 3, 4 times Goals: 1, 5 times Assists: 1, 6 times Shots: 6, Tex. Permian Basin -- Sep 25, 2015 ODOM, Emily TOTAL Points: 4, at UT-Permian Basin -- Oct 07, 2013; at Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 15, 2012 Goals: 2, at UT-Permian Basin -- Oct 07, 2013; at Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 15, 2012 Assists: 2 [t-1st], Univ. of Southwest -- Aug 27, 2012; at Southwest (NM) -- Sep 30, 2014 Shots: 7, Northwestern Okla. -- Sep 24, 2013 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Shots attempted: 3rd (100) Shots on goal: 3rd (48) Points: t-3rd (32) Games started: t-3rd (50) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Games played: t-1st (19 in 2012) PARK, Audra TOTAL Points: 4, Texas A&M Int'l -- Oct 03, 2015 Goals: 2, Texas A&M Int'l -- Oct 03, 2015 Assists: 1, Texas-Permian Basin -- Oct 06, 2014; Northwestern Okla. -- Oct 17, 2015; Rogers State -- Oct 18, 2014 Shots: 3, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014

11 CAREER STATISTICS continue PARR, Arian TOTAL Points: 2, at Newman -- Oct 19, 2013 Goals: 1, at Newman -- Oct 19, 2013 Assists: 1, Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 07, 2013 Shots: 2, 5 times PHILLIPS, Brianne STORY, Lauren TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : : : TOTAL : PUGH, Jamie TOTAL Points: 2, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 Goals: 1, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 Assists: 1, at Dallas Baptist -- Nov 03, 2014; at St. Mary's -- Oct 13, 2014 Shots: 3, at St. Mary's -- Oct 13, 2014 PULLANO, Katie TOTAL Shots: 1, East Central -- Sep 18, 2015 Points: 1, at Texas-Permian Basin -- Sep 25, 2014 Assists: 1, at Texas-Permian Basin -- Sep 25, 2014 Saves: 8, at West Texas A&M -- Sep 17, 2013 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Most wins: 1st (22) Most losses: 1st (14) Saves: 1st (121) Goals against avg: 1st (1.31) Goalie Games played: 1st (42) Goalie Games started: 1st (39) Goalie Minutes played: 1st (3506) Most ties: t-1st (2) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Goalie Games started: t-1st (17 in 2013) Goalie Games started: t-1st (17 in 2014) Most wins: 2nd (11 in 2014) Most losses: 2nd (7 in 2013) Goals against avg: 2nd (1.14 in 2014) Minutes played: 2nd (1539 in 2013) Goalie Minutes played: 2nd (1538 in 2013) Goalie Games played: t-2nd (17 in 2013) Goalie Games played: t-2nd (17 in 2014) Most wins: 3rd (10 in 2013) Saves: 3rd (59 in 2013) Save percent: 3rd (.738 in 2013) Goals against avg: 3rd (1.23 in 2013) RICHARDSON, Jocelyn TOTAL Points: 1, 4 times Assists: 1, 4 times Shots: 3, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 ROGERS, Shannon TOTAL Points: 2, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Goals: 1, Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Shots: 1, 7 times SANCHEZ, Claudia TOTAL Points: 6 [t-3rd], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Goals: 3 [t-2nd], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Assists: 1, 4 times Shots: 7, at Oklahoma Christian -- Nov 01, 2014; at Northwestern Okla -- Oct 28, 2014 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Points per game: 3rd (1.60) Goals: 3rd (14) Goals per game: 3rd (0.70) Shots per game: 3rd (2.95) SOG per game: 3rd (1.55) Points: t-3rd (32) Game-winning goals: t-3rd (3) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Points: t-3rd (30 in 2014) Goals: t-3rd (13 in 2014) Goals per game: t-3rd (0.76 in 2014) WENDL, Brooke TOTAL Points: 8 [t-1st], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015; Southwest (NM) -- Sep 04, 2014 Goals: 4 [1st], Southwest (NM) -- Sep 03, 2015 Assists: 2 [t-1st], 7 times Shots: 12 [t-1st], at Huston-Tillotson -- Sep 15, 2012 CAREER ALL-TIME RANKINGS: Points: 1st (121) Points per game: 1st (1.95) Goals: 1st (46) Game-winning goals: 1st (17) Assists: 1st (29) Assists per game: 1st (0.47) Shots attempted: 1st (279) Shots per game: 1st (4.50) Shots on goal: 1st (154) SOG per game: 1st (2.48) Penalty kicks made: 1st (4) Penalty kick attempts: 1st (4) Goals per game: 2nd (0.74) Games started: 2nd (57) Minutes played: 2nd (4534) Games played: t-2nd (62) SINGLE-SEASON RANKINGS: Points: 1st (47 in 2012) Points per game: 1st (2.61 in 2012) Goals: 1st (18 in 2012) Goals per game: 1st (1.00 in 2012) Assists: 1st (11 in 2012) Assists per game: 1st (0.61 in 2012) Shots attempted: 1st (97 in 2012) Shots per game: 1st (5.39 in 2012) Shots on goal: 1st (49 in 2012) SOG per game: 1st (3.15 in 2015) Game-winning goals: t-1st (6 in 2014) Game-winning goals: t-1st (6 in 2012) Points: 2nd (37 in 2014) Points per game: 2nd (2.31 in 2014) Goals: 2nd (14 in 2014) Goals per game: 2nd (0.88 in 2014) Assists: 2nd (9 in 2014) Assists per game: 2nd (0.56 in 2014) Shots per game: 2nd (5.00 in 2015) Shots on goal: 2nd (41 in 2015) SOG per game: 2nd (2.72 in 2012) Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2015) Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2012) Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2014) Penalty kicks made: t-2nd (1 in 2013) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2015) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2013) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2012) Penalty kick attempts: t-2nd (1 in 2014) Points per game: 3rd (1.77 in 2015) Shots attempted: 3rd (66 in 2014) Shots on goal: 3rd (33 in 2014) SOG per game: 3rd (2.07 in 2013) Game-winning goals: t-3rd (4 in 2015)

12 7 1 GAME:1 SOUTHWEST (N.M.) AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Sept. 3, Lubbock, Texas Senior Brooke Wendl sets a program record with a career-high four-goal performance. She became the fifth player in Heartland Conference history to record four goals, which ties a conference single-game record. Lea Sedwick of Dallas Baptist was the last Heartland Conference player to complete the task (Sept. 22, 2012). Jamie Pugh, playing in her 12th game of her career, scored her first goal of her career. LCU powers seven goals, which is tied for the fifth most goals in program history Wendl converted on a penalty kick 2:58 into the game after a foul in the box led to LCU s first goal. Wendl would end up with LCU s first three goals and completed the hat trick in a span of 28:12, scoring in the 23rd and 32nd minute before the half. Her final goal to complete the four-goal outing came in the 71st minute. Tytiana McGaha had the only goal for USW. It came in the 12th minute to tie the game at 1-1. It would turn out to be the only shot on goal for the Mustangs. Wendl s second goal unlocked the 1-1 tie and was the first of six unanswered goals by LCU. LCU received goals from three different individuals, as Pugh and Kate O Gara (second career goal) joined Wendl in offensive production for LCU. The Lady Chaparrals improved to all-time in season openers (all against Southwest). The game was LCU s first athletic competition since receiving full membership status in NCAA Division II. Wendl tied a program record with eight points off four goals. The eight points ranks tied for second for points in a single game by a Heartland Conference member. Her prior game of eight points came in the 2014 season opener against Southwest ironically. More career numbers on Wendl: Closes her career with 10 goals scored in four season openers, scoring in all four opening games played in.. Her four goals gives her 41 career goals.. The eight points eclipsed the 100-point mark in her career and she now has 106 career points... She was credited with her 14th career game winning goal. With seven goals and five assists, LCU produced 19 points, which ranks as the fifth most in program history. The five assists tied as the fifth most in program history : LCU out-shot USW 17-1 in shots on goal in the game, with Wendl leading LCU with six shots on goal. Eight different Lady Chaps had at least one shot on goal. 2 2 (2ot) GAME:2 EASTERN NEW MEXICO LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Sept. 5, Lubbock, Texas Brooke Wendl recorded her fifth goal of the season and her goal Saturday came 6:09 into the game. For a second straight game, LCU received credit for a goal on an own goal. LCU out-shot ENMU 17-12, with six different players producing at least two shots. Wendl scored the game s opening goal on one of five of the team s corner kicks. Melissa Moxley forced overtime with an unassisted goal off a free kick with 18:32 remaining. ENMU out-shot LCU 3-2 in shots on goal in the overtime periods. The Lady Chaparrals move to all-time under head coach Alex Denning in home games. LCU has claimed two goals this season off own goals. They went without an own goal last season. The tie contest placed LCU s all-time overtime record at It was their first tie game since Oct. 25, Wendl produced five goals in the opening 96:09 of the season. Her goal Saturday improve her career numbers to reflect 42 career goals 108 career points (all program honors). Danielle Caro converted on a penalty kick for ENMU in the 34th minute, which tied the game up at 1-1. LCU only had one penalty kick ushered against them last season. 3 : LCU goalkeeper Lauren Story made three saves in the game. All three came in the first overtime frame. Southwest (NM) vs (Sep 03, 2015 at Lubbock, TX) Southwest (NM) (0-1-0) vs. (1-0-0) Date: Sep 03, 2015 Attendance: 270 Weather: 90-Sunny/Clear W-5mph to the north Southwest (NM) gk 0 Alisha Cruz Valeria Moreno Kristina Contratto Cruz Castillo Brianna Lopez Jessica Rosales Bianca Quintana Maria Duarte Tytiana McGaha Nicole Daigle Kimberly Salas Makenzie Hargrove Lina Dominguez Jasmine Rivera Andrea Alvarez Andrea Leon-Camach Maria Reynolds Totals Alisha Cruz 71: Makenzie Hargrove 18: Southwest (NM) Southwest (NM) Southwest (NM) gk 0 STORY, Lauren O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin CASTELLANO, Leslie ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie BAILEY, Jessica BARRERA, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely COLLEY, Lois GUTHRIE, Brittany TM TEAM Totals STORY, Lauren 70: CASTELLANO, Leslie 19: Southwest (NM) Southwest (NM) :58 LCU WENDL, Brooke (1) Penalty kick 2. 11:32 USW Tytiana McGaha (1) (unassisted) High shot drops over keeper 3. 22:26 LCU WENDL, Brooke (2) O'GARA, Kate through ball from O'gara to Wendl for sho goal 4. 31:14 LCU WENDL, Brooke (3) AVILES, Erika shook off defender at the top of the box 5. 37:27 LCU PUGH, Jamie (1) LEDFORD, Ashley through ball leads to one on one 6. 62:30 LCU OWN GOAL (unassisted) own goal by :48 LCU WENDL, Brooke (4) BAILEY, Jessica received cross from :45 LCU O'GARA, Kate (1) COLLEY, Lois Break away from left side to the middle a from 10 yards out Win-STORY, Lauren (1-0-0). Loss-Alisha Cruz (0-1-0). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Robert Berleth; Asst. Referee: Brandon Clifford; Dennis CdeBacca; Scorer: Zack Chavez; Offsides: Southwest (NM) 2, 8. Eastern New Mexico vs (Sep 05, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) Eastern New Mexico (0-1-1) vs. (1-0-1) Date: Sep 05, 2015 Attendance: 200 Weather: 94-Sunny Wind-5 mph to North Eastern New Mexico Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 1 Cristina Escobedo Breanna Atencio Melissa Moxley Andrea Thiel Danielle Caro Samantha Silvestre Carolyn Armijo Tyra Gabehart Melissa Carnero Tori Hendrickson Jenna Sievers Baylee Hampton Ariana Berrelez Morgan Fairbanks Amber Polizzi Karla Parra Totals Cristina Escobedo 110: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Eastern New Mexico Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Eastern New Mexico Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Eastern New Mexico Po # Player Sh SO G A gk 0 STORY, Lauren O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley BOONE, Jamie ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie AVILES, Erika BAILEY, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely COLLEY, Lois GUTHRIE, Brittany TM TEAM Totals STORY, Lauren 110: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Eastern New Mexico :09 LCU WENDL, Brooke (5) Corner kick Goal from a corner kick 2. 33:33 ENMU Danielle Caro (1) Penalty kick 3. 53:53 LCU OWN GOAL (unassisted) Own goal of # :28 ENMU Melissa Moxley (1) (unassisted) free kick YC-ENMU #8 (53:42); YC-ENMU #TM (71:28); YC-LCU #10 (96:42) Eastern New Mexico-Cristina Escobedo (0-1-1). -STORY, Lauren (1-0-1). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Chris Graham; Asst. Referee: Roy Jaramillo; Josh Lugo; Scorer: David Cruz; Offsides: Eastern New Mexico 2, 1.

13 vs Western State (Sep 10, 2015 at Gunnison, Colo.) (1-1-1, 0-0 Heartland) vs. Western State (2-1-0, 0-0 RMAC) Date: Sep 10, 2015 Attendance: 47 Weather: 73 F, Sunny, W 7 MPH gk 0 STORY, Lauren d 2 O'GARA, Kate mf 4 PARK, Audra f 9 LEDFORD, Ashley mf 10 BOONE, Jamie mf 11 AVILES, Erika mf 12 ODOM, Emily f 13 WENDL, Brooke d 16 PULLANO, Katie d 23 BOYD, Madison f 24 FELLOWS, Kristin CASTELLANO, Leslie ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie JENKINS, Gracie BAILEY, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely COLLEY, Lois GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals STORY, Lauren 52: CASTELLANO, Leslie 37: Western State Western State Western State Western State gk 00 Meghan Jedrzejewski mf 4 Samantha Braun mf 10 Elyza Montano d 11 Ari Gibeault mf 12 Francesca Rand f 14 Samantha Taylor d 15 Brianna Vega d 17 Tanisha Anderson f 18 Sadie Stark mf 23 Courtnee Urrea d 30 Kimberlee Bourelle Katelyn Mardeusz Bridget Schaefer Sophie Fear Jennifer Kahle Ingrid Alvarez Paige Massey Taylor Frick Rachel Sullivan Katie Hoefgen Totals Meghan Jedrzejewski 90: Western State Western State :40 WSCU Samantha Braun (1) Sadie Stark through ball shot from top of :23 WSCU Ingrid Alvarez (1) Sophie Fear pass from right shot from top of :02 WSCU Elyza Montano (1) (unassisted) from top of 18 unassisted 4. 46:36 WSCU Samantha Taylor (1) (unassisted) dribbled around defender and goalie 5. 75:56 WSCU Jennifer Kahle (2) (unassisted) from side of 18 box YC-LCU #2 (53:36) 0 5 Win-Meghan Jedrzejewski (2-0-0). Loss-STORY, Lauren (1-1-1). Stadium: Gateway Field Officials: Referee: Bill Young; Asst. Referee: Kevin King; Neal Fausset; Timekeeper: Western Sports Info.; Scorer: Western Sports Info.; Offsides: 0, Western State 2. GAME:3 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN AT WESTERN ST. COLORADO Sept. 10, Gunnison, Colo. Playing on the highest collegiate soccer facility in the world (elevation of over 7,700 feet), it was an uphill climb throughout the game for LCU, who suffered their first loss of the season. After being held to one shot in the opening half, LCU did produce five shots in the second half but the 3-0 halftime deficit was too much to overcome. Forward Brooke Wendl had three of LCU s six shots in the game, with two on goal. WSCU produced goals from five different individuals. Samantha Braun opened the scoring for the Mountaineers 1:40 into the game. Ingrid Alvarez and Elyza Montano each added first half goals for a 3-0 lead. Samantha Taylor opened the second half scoring 1:36 into the second half. Jennifer Kahle closed the scoring in the 76th minute, scoring past Leslie Castellano, who subbed in for starter Lauren Story in the 53rd minute. Goals by Alvarez (25th minute) and Montano (29th minute) were recorded 3:39 apart in the opening half. The last time LCU was shutout was on Sept. 14 of last season, when they were ironically shutout by WSCU at home 1-0, which also marked their first loss of the season. Falling 5-0, the five-goal deficit was their biggest since a 5-0 home shutout loss to Dallas Baptist on Nov. 2, That game also marks the last time LCU had allowed at least five goals. The road shutout is the ninth time LCU has been shutout on the road in program history and the first since Oct. 28, 2013 at St. Edward s. LCU is now all-time against Western State and all-time against Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference programs (only one goal scored in the three games). The Lady Chaparrals move to all-time under head coach Alex Denning in road games. WSCU is now against Heartland Conference programs and has out-scored HC programs 7-0 this season. 180 : Number of consecutive shutout minutes by WSCU goalkeeper Meghan Jedrzejewski against LCU all-time. Thursday s shutout has her with an overall active shutout sequence of 183:18 carrying over from last season. 2 2 (2ot) vs Adams State (Sep 12, 2015 at Alamosa, Colo.) (1-0-2) vs. Adams State (2-0-2) Date: Sep 12, 2015 Attendance: 115 Weather: gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie d 2 O'GARA, Kate m 7 PUGH, Jamie m 8 JENKINS, Gracie f 9 LEDFORD, Ashley m 10 BOONE, Jamie m 11 AVILES, Erika f 13 WENDL, Brooke d 14 BAILEY, Jessica d 23 BOYD, Madison f 24 FELLOWS, Kristin PARK, Audra ODOM, Emily PULLANO, Katie ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 120: Shots by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Adams State Corner kicks 1 2 OT O2 Total Adams State Goals by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Adams State Adams State gk 33 Molly O'Connor m 5 Elaine Van de Wille m 8 Alejandra Chavez d 11 Morgan Kuehl d 12 Natalie Wheelock m 13 Sloan Foster f 16 Hope Cruz f 19 Kendall Weld f 22 Dezirae Armijo d 23 Abbey Rasmussen d 27 Elizabeth Anderson Teagan Moore Arin Seidlitz Carissa Sidor Maggie Carrico Carly Kading Lacey Daniel Ashley Furbush Shelby McBain Totals Molly O'Connor 45: Teagan Moore 75: Saves by period 1 2 OT O2 Total Adams State Fouls 1 2 OT O2 Total Adams State :52 LCU BOYD, Madison WENDL, Brooke 2. 35:18 ADAMS Natalie Wheelock Sloan Foster 3. 57:57 LCU ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke 4. 83:22 ADAMS Lacey Daniel (1) (unassisted) YC-ADAMS #12 (67:09); YC-LCU #TM (111:15) GAME:4 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN AT ADAMS STATE Sept. 12, Alamosa, Colo. Freshman defender Madison Boyd opened the games scoring with her first collegiate goal. She also made a great defensive play in the interior of the goal area to help prevent an ASU goal. Emily Odom produced her first goal of the season and it nearly served as the game winning goal. Brooke Wendl tied a program single-game mark with two assists. Boyd opened the scoring in the game s 33rd minute connecting off a corner kick from Wendl. Wendl would grab another assist off a corner kick in the game s 58th minute, as Odom was the recipient and she connected on her first goal of the season and the ninth of her career. ASU s goals came in the 36th minute and the 84th minute. Natalie Wheelock scored on a scramble to tie the game at 1-1 before the half and Lacey Daniel was credited with the equalizer by beating a diving Leslie Castellano with a low-roller just inside the post as 6:38 remained in regulation. The game ended amidst lots of controversy. In the second overtime, the assistant referee raised his flag prior to a throw-in, as LCU was in the process of making a valid substitution. The ball was put in play and ASU s Dezirae Armijo went down and scored what appeared to be the game winning golden goal for the Grizzlies, as the center-official (referee) was hesitant as to stop play during the counter. While one team celebrated and the other outraged, the officials decided to congregate and discuss the events that transpired. The center-official eventually brought both coaches together and, after a lengthy delay, decided to disallow the goal based on improper restart. The emotions shifted gears and ASU then became outraged as time was added to the clock and the game was restarted from the time the officials felt the error was made. Goalkeeper Lauren Story s consecutive streak of games starting in goal ended at 40, as Leslie Castellano made her first start in goal for LCU. She produced four saves off six shots on goal, including a save in overtime. Wendl s two-assist game marked the 18th time a Lady Chap has had a two-assist game, which matches the program s single-game record. Odom was the last to complete the task (Sept. 30, 2014). Wendl, the program s career assists leader (26), produced a two-assist game for the seventh time in her career. LCU played to a tie Sept. 5 against Eastern New Mexico, which had marked their first tie since Oct. 25, Saturday s tie with ASU is LCU s second tie of the season, which matches a program singleseason record for games resulting in a tie. LCU is all-time in games ending in overtime. The Lady Chaparrals are now winless in their last five non-conference road games (0-4-1). LCU is all-time against ASU and all-time against Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference foes. 6-2 : The shots advantage had in the first overtime frame. 7,500 : The elevation (in feet) of Alamosa, Colo. Playing in the high altitude is something LCU had to adapt to. Nine Lady Chaps played in over 100 minutes (as compared to five ASU players), including Kristin Fellows, Castellano, Wendl and Boyd, who played all 120 minutes. Wheelock was the lone ASU member that played in all 120 minutes. -CASTELLANO, Leslie (0-0-1). Adams State-Teagan Moore (0-0-1). Stadium: ASU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Juan Madera; Asst. Referee: Marc Laws; Amanda Forletta; Offsides: 0, Adams State 0.

14 0 4 GAME:5 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN AT TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE Sept. 15, Commerce, Texas LCU has suffered two losses this season and both have been shutouts on the road. The Lady Chaps three-game road trip, which covered over 550 miles to the northwest and nearly 400 miles to the east, has come to a close and now they can return home where they are and play their next seven games. LCU, held to five shots, did receive two shots off the bench, as Shannon Rogers and Ashley Ledford each subbed in and produced a shot. A&M-Commerce set the tone early, scoring the opening goal 2:23 into the game of Vicky Back goal for her sixth goal of the season. Julia Hernandez produced a two-goal game for the Lions, tallying her first two goals of the game. Her first came in the 12th minute and the second came in the 47th minute (1:33 into the second half). Madison Cordts closed the game s scoring with a tally in the 68th minute for her second goal of the season. LCU was held to a low of five shots and one shot on goal (Brooke Wendl 17th minute), which is their lowest offensive work since held to two shots (none on goal) on Nov. 2, 2013 vs. Dallas Baptist. Lady Chaps goalkeeper Leslie Castellano so the both ends of the goalkeeping statistical spectrum, matching a career high in saves (5) and setting a career high in goals allowed (4), as she faced nine shots on goal. She was making her second career and consecutive start. The Lions out-shot LCU 18-5 in the game, which is the most an opponent has out-shot LCU since Midwestern State out-shot LCU 27-9 on Sept. 19, The road shutout marks the 10th time LCU has been shutout on the road in program history and the second this season. They opened the road trip with a 5-0 loss at Western State (Colo.) on Sept. 10. There are several similarities between the two shutouts. At Western State, LCU allowed a goal in the 1:40 into the game and 1:36 into the second half. At TAMUC, LCU allowed a goal in 2:23 into the game and 1:33 into the second half. The Lady Chaparrals are now winless in their last six non-conference road games (0-5- 1). The Lady Chaparrals move to all-time under head coach Alex Denning in road games. LCU is all-time against TAMUC and all-time against Lone Star Conference foes : The Lions out-shot LCU 10-1 in the second half. 3 2 GAME:6 EAST CENTRAL (Okla.) AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Sept. 18, Lubbock, Texas Ashley Ledford led LCU with a goal and an assist for a three-point performance. Freshman Erika Aviles scored her first collegiate goal and Jamie Boone followed to build a 3-0 lead with 23:34 left in the game. Goalkeeper Leslie Castellano, playing in her eighth career game, claimed her first career win. Ledford opened the game s scoring in the 16th minute with her first goal of the season by shooting a shot from the top of the box, which beat goalkeeper Chloe Hull to her right. In the 49th minute, Ledford completed her three-point game assisting with Aviles goal. Boone played a loose ball in the net with 23:34 remaining before Taylor Kennedy scored a pair of goals 11:26 apart to cut LCU s lead from 3-0 to 3-2. Ledford matched a career record with three points off her goal and assist. She last produced a three-point outing on Nov. 1, 2014 against Oklahoma Christian. Castellano was making her third career start in goal and making her eighth appearance. She produced a career high six saves and recorded her first career win. Castellano is now in her LCU career. LCU s three goals came from three individuals and those individuals each scored their first goal of the season. LCU now has eight different players with goals this season. Brooke Wendl is the only player with more than one (five). The Lady Chaps were able to end a four-game winless streak (0-2-2), which had been their longest winless streak since closing out the 2012 season winless in their final six games (0-4-2). With the win, LCU improves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning ( all-time under Denning in non-conference home games). They are all-time overall at home. LCU is all-time against ECU and all-time against Great American Conference foes. 6-1 : The Tigers had a 6-1 advantage in corner kicks. It marks the third consecutive game an LCU opponent has had at least six corner kicks. Prior to the current three-game stretch, the last time an LCU opponent had at least six corner kicks was on Sept. 21, 2014, when East Central had six against the Lady Chaps ironically enough. vs A&M-Commerce (Sep 15, 2015 at Commerce, Texas) (1-2-2) vs. A&M-Commerce (4-1-0) Date: Sep 15, 2015 Attendance: 94 Weather: gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie AVILES, Erika ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke BAILEY, Jessica PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie LEDFORD, Ashley BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely COLLEY, Lois Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: A&M-Commerce A&M-Commerce A&M-Commerce A&M-Commerce gk 00 Courtnie Northern Sarah Morris Taylor Rhodes Casey Mize Madison Cordts Julia Hernandez Savannah Grasser Vicky Back Jade Bell Delaney Bunselmeye Ashley Phillips Shachar Elisha Jessica Rogers Bailey Collins Louise Lehrmann Haley VanSchaick Totals Courtnie Northern 90: A&M-Commerce A&M-Commerce :23 TAMUC Vicky Back (6) Jade Bell 2. 11:15 TAMUC Julia Hernandez (1) Jade Bell Vicky Back 3. 46:33 TAMUC Julia Hernandez (2) Taylor Rhodes 4. 67:56 TAMUC Madison Cordts (2) (unassisted) Win-Courtnie Northern (4-1-0). Loss-CASTELLANO, Leslie. Stadium: Lion Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Les Staumbach; Asst. Referee: Robert Mann; Ulises Vallesillos; Timekeeper: Jordan Herrod; Scorer: Jordan Herrod; Offsides: 0, A&M-Commerce 5. East Central vs (Sep 18, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) East Central (1-5-0) vs. (2-2-2) Date: Sep 18, 2015 Attendance: 70 Weather: Clear & Sunny 94-degrees, no wind East Central gk 1 Chloe Hull Kaitie Herrin Megan Lantrip Brooke Hazard Kylee Harper Sammie Smith Sitona Holm Kelsey Pickrell Amber Tiger Peyton Vanlandingha Taylor Kennedy Lexie DeVore Kendall Cook Kendall Smith Kylee Corbin Summer Whalen Taylor Lowe Hailey Drylie Deanna Rudasill Taylor Hodges Totals Chloe Hull 55: Taylor Lowe 34: East Central East Central East Central gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison COLLEY, Lois ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie BOONE, Jamie BAILEY, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: East Central East Central :03 LCU LEDFORD, Ashley (1) (unassisted) shot from top of box into left-bottom corn 2. 48:09 LCU AVILES, Erika (1) LEDFORD, Ashley cross from right side leads to open goal 3. 66:26 LCU BOONE, Jamie (1) WENDL, Brooke off a deflection in the 6-yard box 4. 69:29 ECU Taylor Kennedy (2) (unassisted) scrum in 6-yd box leads to deflection into 5. 80:55 ECU Taylor Kennedy (3) (unassisted) shot from 25-yards out into top right corn YC-ECU #3 (61:50); YC-ECU #2 (89:10) Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (1-1-1). Loss-Taylor Lowe (0-1-0). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Robert Berleth; Asst. Referee: Jessica Richards; Dennis CdeBaca; Scorer: Roy Worley; Offsides: East Central 2, 4.

15 1 1 (2ot) Madison Boyd scored the lone goal for LCU. LCU remains unbeaten at home this season. The Lady Chaps produced a season high 37 shots. GAME:7 TEXAS-PERMIAN BASIN AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Sept. 25, Lubbock, Texas UTPB jumped on the scoreboard first with Jasmin Lopez netting her first goal of the season in the 61st minute. The Falcons lead lasted 4:29, as Boyd s header off Brooke Wendl s corner kick resulted in her second goal of the season and tied the contest at 1-1 in the 65th minute. LCU out-shot UTPB 8-0 in overtime, but was unable to find the game-winning goal. The overtime draw marks the third time this season an LCU game has ended in a tie, which sets a new single season mark for ties in program history. LCU is now alltime in games ending in overtime (0-0-3) this season. UTPB goalkeeper Ebony Campbell made 15 saves off 16 shots on goal faced. The 15 saves tied for the second highest save total by a LCU opponent (record is 17) and the most since St. Gregory s goalkeeper Jennifer Taber stopped 15 shots on Oct. 4, LCU had a season high 37 shots, which ranks tied for the fifth highest single-game total in program history (Sept. 24, 2013 against Northwestern Okla. State was the last time they had at least 37 shots). The Lady Chaps out-shot the Falcons 37-4 in the game and had a 16-3 advantage in shots on goal. LCU had a 16-1 advantage of shots at the half and then followed with a 24-3 shot advantage after the half. The game was between two Heartland Conference squads, but does not count as a Heartland Conference game, as their conference tilt is scheduled for Oct. 31 in Odessa, Texas. With the tie, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning ( all-time under Denning in non-conference home games). They are all-time overall at home. LCU is now all-time against UTPB and in non-conference games against the Falcons. 28 : In the last two games played in Lubbock, UTPB goalkeeper Ebony Campbell has made 28 saves. She stopped 13 of 15 shots on goal in a 2-0 LCU win on Oct. 6, GAME:8 ST. MARY S AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Oct. 1, Lubbock, Texas received goals all from the back, as goal scorers Kate O Gara, Madison Boyd and Lois Colley are all defenders and all scored on set-pieces. LCU remains unbeaten at home this season and unbeaten all-time in conference openers. The win was the program s 50th all-time victory ( ). LCU, who has not lost a game when they score at least one goal, opened the game s scoring in the 48th minute with Kate O Gara scoring on a set-piece from 20 yards out. Madison Boyd had a set-piece from midfield and put a shot on goal that bounced over goalkeeper Alyssa Taramona and into the goal for a 2-0 lead in the 52nd minute. St. Mary s cut the LCU lead to 2-1 with a goal from Rachel Gurinsky in the 69th minute (fifth goal of season), but 2:45 later (72nd minute), Lois Colley put the Lady Chaps up 3-1 with a goal from 40 yards out on a set-piece for her first collegiate goal. LCU is now all-time in conference openers (3-0-0 in Heartland Conference openers). They are all-time in Heartland Conference games and all-time in Heartland Conference home games. O Gara ended St. Mary s shutout sequence at 352:12, as they had shutout the prior three opponents. What a time for O Gara to score her first collegiate goal, as the freshman from Farham, England scored the goal with her father, Ian, in attendance. Ian arrived in time for the game after travelling in from England for his first opportunity to watch her play in person for LCU. LCU goalkeeper Leslie Castellano claimed her first conference win in goal. She stopped three of four shots as LCU out-shot StMU 12-7 (9-4 on target). With the win, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning. They are all-time overall at home. LCU is now all-time against St.MU and have won three straight against the Rattlers. 55:42: The Lady Chaps held St. Mary s without a shot on goal for the game s first 55:42. St. Mary's vs (Oct 01, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) St. Mary's5-4-0, (1-0-0) vs , (0-1-0) Date: Oct 01, 2015 Attendance: 83 Weather: St. Mary's gk 0 Mitchell Kilmer Luis Sanchez Garrett Larrington Gonzalo Orozco Jack Verth Victor Luna Patricio Botello Faz Ignacio Fernandez Aaron Dunks Wren May Arik Arredondo Vinny Guerrero Alex Gonzalez Jack Wolf Bryan Estrada Lee Micklethwaite Kiernan Akers Ryan Hoskins Arturo Sanchez Juan Sanchez Totals Mitchell Kilmer 90: St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's gk 1 PUTNAM, Tristen CHAPMAN-PAGE, Call HOPKINS, Mitchell BRUNTON, Mickey OKOJIE, Jay WEHNER, Tristan RAMIREZ, Andres HANSEN, Lennard ZAPATA, Jacob HUTCHISON, Corey FOGARTY, Tommy NDLOVU, Mbongeni ADU-WUSU, Kwame OMOREGIE, Cedric MADZIKATIRE, Elijah WILLIAMS, Chase DOMINGUES, Victor Totals PUTNAM, Tristen 90: St. Mary's St. Mary's :20 LCU FOGARTY, Tommy (3) RAMIREZ, Andres header off crossbarleads to ricochet and s 2. 66:04 STMU Luis Sanchez (1) Alex Gonzalez free kick leads to header 3. 85:49 STMU Aaron Dunks (4) Penalty kick YC-LCU #14 (35:02); YC-STMU #8 (42:47); YC-STMU #10 (44:56); YC-LCU #10 (55:06); YC-LCU #17 (62:18); YC-STMU #7 (62:24) Win-Mitchell Kilmer (4-2-0). Loss-PUTNAM, Tristen (2-3-1). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Grant DeBock; Asst. Referee: Jessica Richards; Dennis CdeBaca; Scorer: Zack Chavez; Offsides: St. Mary's 4, 4. St. Mary's vs (Oct 01, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) St. Mary's (5-3-0, HC) vs. (3-2-3, HC) Date: Oct 01, 2015 Attendance: 76 Weather: St. Mary's gk 1 Alyssa Taramona Brittney Lacek Kristal Williams Lisa Tomenendal Sam Lara Katy Primeaux Karly Moe Kaitlyn Judge Roxy Cruz Santory Nicole Faris Megan Tomlin Caitlin McCarrell Heather Dawson Kendall Traa Alexandra Pearson Lauren Peck Rachel Gurinsky Montana Montes Brianna Shafer Taylor Durham Haleigh Lombardo Totals Alyssa Taramona 55: Caitlin McCarrell 34: St. Mary's St. Mary's St. Mary's gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin COLLEY, Lois PARR, Arian ROGERS, Shannon SANCHEZ, Claudia PUGH, Jamie BOONE, Jamie BRADFORD, Bayley RICHARDSON, Jocely Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: St. Mary's St. Mary's :19 LCU O'GARA, Kate (2) (unassisted) Score from a place kick 30 yards out 2. 51:49 LCU BOYD, Madison (3) (unassisted) Goal on free kick from 50 yards 3. 68:41 STMU Rachel Gurinsky (5) (unassisted) Score on goalkeeper deflection 3 yards ou 4. 71:26 LCU COLLEY, Lois (1) (unassisted) Free kick from 40 yards out Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (2-1-2). Loss-Alyssa Taramona (5-3-0). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Dennis CdeBaca; Asst. Referee: Grant DeBock; Jessica Richards; Scorer: David Cruz; Offsides: St. Mary's 4, 1.

16 4 0 GAME:9 TEXAS A&M INTERNATIONAL AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Oct. 3, Lubbock, Texas produced their first clean sheet of the season. Audra Park recorded her first multi-goal game of her career with a two-goal game. The Lady Chaps had a 28-2 advantage in shots on goal, with a 16-0 advantage in the second half. LCU, unbeaten when they score at least one goal, opened the game s scoring in the 21st minute with Park scoring her first of two consecutive goals. It took her 7:12 to score her second goal, as her goal in the 28th minute led to a 2-0 lead. In the 31st minute, an own goal led to LCU eventually taking a 3-0 lead into the break. The final LCU goal came in the 52nd minute with a pass by Lois Colley leading to a breakaway and goal Ashley Ledford for her second goal of the season. The shutout win was LCU s 29th shutout in program history, but the first of the season and the first in the career for LCU goalkeeper Leslie Castellano. They don t get any easier for Castellano, who did not have to make a save. LCU is not only all-time in Heartland Conference games this season, but they are all-time in Heartland Conference games and all-time in Heartland Conference home games. The two-goal game by Audra Park, playing in her 26th career game, was the first multigoal game of her career. She entered the game with two goals in her career. The game started two hours late due to weather delays in the men s game played prior to the women s game. With the win, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning. They are all-time overall at home. LCU is now all-time against TAMIU and have outscored the Dustdevils 9-0 in the all-time series. 0: The Lady Chaps held TAMIU to two shots in the game and none made it on goal. Oct. 19, 2013 vs. Newman marked the last time LCU held an opponent without a shot on goal. 6 2 GAME:10 ROGERS STATE AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Oct. 8, Lubbock, Texas Brooke Wendl produced a five-point performance with two goals and an assist. LCU continued their offensive tone by defenders with two goals and two assists produced by defenders, including a three-point game by Kate O Gara, who had a goal and an assist. Ashley Ledford also had a three-point game for the Lady Chaps with a goal and an assist. Rogers State had the early momentum. Taylor Williams had an opportunity with a penalty kick 55-seconds into the game, but her shot missed wide. They would take a 1-0 lead with a goal by Breanna Ray in the 15th minute. LCU woke up in the 21st minute with O Gara s set-piece leading to an own goal. Ledford provided LCU the lead (2-1) in the 26th minute with her third goal of the season and gave LCU a 2-0 halftime lead. Wendl opened the second half scoring with a pair of goals 2:14 apart, converting on a pair of crosses (Ledford and Kristin Fellows) to extend the lead to 4-1 in the 56th minute. Jocelyn Richardson contributed to O Gara s goal in the 66th minute before LCU notched their final goal in the 76th minute with Madison Boyd scoring on a set-piece to build a 6-1 lead. Wendl s two-goals and assist help extend her program-leading career numbers to 44 goals, 29 assists and 117 points (59th career game). LCU is not only in Heartland Conference games this season, but they are all-time in Heartland Conference games and all-time in Heartland Conference home games. The game was played at Frenship Soccer Stadium due to weather/playing conditions. LCU is when playing at alternate home sites all-time (Colorado State loss at Tech was an exhibition.) Richardson, a senior, appeared in her 47th games and her assist was her third career point and the first since Oct. 7, 2013 against Texas-Permian Basin. LCU claimed five assists in the game, which ties for fifth all-time in program history in single-game marks. It is the second time this season they have done it (University of the Southwest on Sept. 3, 2015). With the win, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning. They are all-time overall at home. LCU is now all-time against RSU and in the prior four meetings against RSU. (2-0-1 all-time in Lubbock in the series). 13: The multi-goal performance for Wendl marks her 13th career multi-goal game. It his her second of the season as she ended a span of seven consecutive games without a goal. Texas A&M Int'l vs (Oct 03, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) Texas A&M Int'l (1-9-0, HC) vs. (4-2-3, HC) Date: Oct 03, 2015 Attendance: 47 Weather: Texas A&M Int'l gk 23 Chelsea Knaack Kim Garcia Christiana Sulak Crystal Zapien Chelesea Meador Dominique Niedziela Claudia De Lara Natalie Elizondo Chelsea Connor Sarai Martinez Brenda Garcia Ana Jeronimo Angelica Briones Rubi Garza Totals Chelsea Knaack 90: Texas A&M Int'l Texas A&M Int'l Texas A&M Int'l gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin COLLEY, Lois PARR, Arian ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie BOONE, Jamie BAILEY, Jessica ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany TM TEAM Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: Texas A&M Int'l Texas A&M Int'l :33 LCU PARK, Audra (1) (unassisted) scramble at the top of the box leads to ba corner goal 2. 27:45 LCU PARK, Audra (2) FELLOWS, Kristin pass at the top of the box leads to upper l corner goal 3. 30:27 LCU OWN GOAL (unassisted) 4. 51:58 LCU LEDFORD, Ashley (2) COLLEY, Lois through ball leads to one on one with kee YC-LCU #10 (36:22); YC-TAMIU #8 (66:40); YC-TAMIU #16 (75:32) Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (3-1-2). Loss-Chelsea Knaack (1-9-0). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Josh Lugo; Asst. Referee: Roy Jaramillo; Zac Alloy; Scorer: Zack Chavez; Offsides: Texas A&M Int'l 2, 0. Rogers State vs (Oct 08, 2015 at Wolfforth, Texas) Rogers State (0-12-0, HC) vs. (5-2-3, 3-0-0) Date: Oct 08, 2015 Attendance: 80 Weather: 67 degrees and overcast Rogers State gk 0 Tayler Stover Addy Pritchard Breanna Ray Taylor James Taylor Williams Haley Wenlock Kimberlin Bennett Korie Martin LeighAnn Craig Samantha Snow Lexi Ellingsen Courtney Tucker Randye Sharp Katlin Moran Taylor Geissler Marlaina Trahant Taylor Neubecker Ashley Pruitt Paige Pontarolo Totals Tayler Stover 90: TM TEAM 0: Rogers State Rogers State Rogers State gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin COLLEY, Lois PARR, Arian ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie BOONE, Jamie ODOM, Emily BAILEY, Jessica BARRERA, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany TM TEAM Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: Rogers State Rogers State :46 RSU Breanna Ray (2) (unassisted) deflection in the box falls to the feet of # 2. 20:28 LCU OWN GOAL (unassisted) scrum in the box leads to goal 3. 25:13 LCU LEDFORD, Ashley (3) WENDL, Brooke rebound leads to open goal shot O'GARA, Kate 4. 53:26 LCU WENDL, Brooke (6) FELLOWS, Kristin cross into the box and shot in left side of 5. 55:40 LCU WENDL, Brooke (7) LEDFORD, Ashley cross into the box and finish from above t yard box 6. 65:19 LCU O'GARA, Kate (3) RICHARDSON, Jocelyn shot from about 30 yards out 7. 75:34 LCU BOYD, Madison (5) (unassisted) set piece shot to back side upper corner 8. 84:55 RSU Taylor Neubecker (1) (unassisted) set piece outside the box into backside go YC-RSU #15 (66:12) Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (4-1-2). Loss-Tayler Stover (0-10-0). Stadium: Frenship Soccer Officials: Referee: Grant DeBock; Asst. Referee: Josh Lugo; Brandon Clifford; Scorer: Zack Chavez; Offsides: Rogers State 3, 4.

17 5 1 GAME:11 OKLAHOMA CHRISTIAN AT LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Oct. 10, Lubbock, Texas Jamie Boone came off the bench for a two-goal game for the Lady Chaps. Brooke Wendl tallied her third goal in a two-game span and her goal Saturday proved to be the game-winner. Kate O Gara tallied her second consecutive three-point performance with a goal and an assist. OC jumped on the board first, but it would be their only goal as Rubi Villegas notched her sixth goal of the season and it came in the 24th minute. LCU would eventually take a 3-1 lead into the half, as they had a trio of goals over a span of 12:14. O Gara opened the LCU scoring on a set-piece in the 30th minute and followed with an assist on Wendl s goal in the 35th minute before Boone closed the half s scoring in the 42nd minute on a penalty kick. Boone recorded her second goal in the 78th minute and Ashley Ledford closed the scoring for LCU with 1:07 left with her third goal of the season. Wendl s game winning goal is her second in as many games and she has three on the season. The mark improves her career totals to 16 career game winning goals (program s career leader). LCU is not only in Heartland Conference games this season, but they are all-time in Heartland Conference games and all-time in Heartland Conference home games. The conference start marks the third consecutive season they have produced a start to their Heartland Conference schedule. The opened the in conference and went last season. Boone s two-goal performance marked her third career-multi-goal game and matched a career high. She now has 14 career goals in her LCU career. Her last multi-goal game was on Sept. 4, 2014 (vs. Southwest). The opening goal for Boone came on a penalty kick. It was LCU s 10th penalty kick in program history (10-for-10) and their second of the season (2-for-2). For Boone, she is now 2-for-2 all-time in penalty kick attempts and is the third Lady Chap all-time with at least two penalty kick goals. For a second consecutive game, LCU opened with a 1-0 deficit. They had been prior to Thursday this season when the opponent scores first. They are now With the win, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning. They are all-time overall at home. LCU is now all-time against OC and at home. 392:24: Villegas goal was the first ever goal for OC against LCU in the all-time series. It ended a shutout sequence of 392:24. LCU has out-scored OC 14-1 all-time. 1 0 GAME:12 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN AT NEWMAN Oct. 15, Wichita, Kansas Jamie Boone came off the bench for the lone goal for the Lady Chaps. Kate O Gara assisted on Boone s goal. Goalkeeper Leslie Castellano recorded a one-save shutout. The game was scoreless until Boone notched her fourth goal of the season 2:16 into the second half. LCU did not allow a shot on goal over the final 58:45. Morgan Foster had NU s lone shot on goal. Boone now has three goals over the last two games, as she was coming off a two-goal performance Saturday against Oklahoma Christian. She was credited with the game winning goal. Boone now has 15 career goals and eight career game winning goals. LCU is not only in Heartland Conference games this season, but they are all-time in Heartland Conference games and all-time in Heartland Conference road games. The conference start marks the third consecutive season they have produced a start to their Heartland Conference schedule. The opened the in conference and went last season. The shutout win was LCU s 30th shutout in program history and the second of the season. It is the second in the career for LCU goalkeeper Leslie Castellano. She only had to make one save in the win. The opening goal for Boone came on a penalty kick. It was LCU s 10th penalty kick in program history (10-for-10) and their second of the season (2-for-2). For Boone, she is now 2-for-2 all-time in penalty kick attempts and is the third Lady Chap all-time with at least two penalty kick goals. The game was scoreless at the half despite LCU holding an 11-1 advantage in shots. With the win, LCU is on the road this season and are all-time on the road under head coach Alex Denning. Overall all-time, LCU is on the road. LCU has out-scored NU 6-0 in three all-time meetings and has an active series shutout sequence of 270 minutes. The Lady Chaps are all-time against the Jets. 1: In two games played in Wichita all-time in the series, the Jets have been held to a combined one shot on goal against LCU. Oklahoma Christian vs (Oct 10, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) vs Newman (Oct 15, 2015 at Wichita, Kan.) Oklahoma Christian (4-6-1, 1-3-0) vs. (6-2-3, 4-0-0) Date: Oct 10, 2015 Attendance: 93 Weather: Oklahoma Christian gk 1 Carina Schanz Carley Cooley Areli Bermudez Amanda Cooper Rubi Villegas Karolina Srutkova Darrian Palacios Mackenzii Bieke Sophia Brazil Courtney Nixon Chelsea Key Jenni Jones Alexis Farrell Sydni Wiles Madeline Roseke Devon Palluth Monique Raygoza Shaye Hatchette Totals Carina Schanz 90: Oklahoma Christian gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin COLLEY, Lois ROGERS, Shannon PUGH, Jamie BOONE, Jamie ODOM, Emily BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: (7-2-3; HC) vs. Newman (3-6-2; HC) Date: Oct 15, 2015 Attendance: 100 Weather: gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra JENKINS, Gracie LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika WENDL, Brooke PULLANO, Katie BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin COLLEY, Lois ROGERS, Shannon BOONE, Jamie ODOM, Emily RICHARDSON, Jocely GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals CASTELLANO, Leslie 90: Newman Newman Newman gk 0 Kelsi Langley Tara Minx Madison Decker Morgan Foster Harriet Jakeman Darci Nightingale Emma Stewart Paige Thompson Korrie Raney Dania Rodriguez Quincy Plank Peggy Frazier Briana Marin Aliya Marshall Totals Kelsi Langley 90: Newman Oklahoma Christian Oklahoma Christian Newman Newman Oklahoma Christian Oklahoma Christian :16 LCU BOONE, Jamie (4) O'GARA, Kate through ball finished near post on right si 1. 23:40 OC Rubi Villegas (6) (unassisted) Drove through defense and shot 8 yards 2. 29:03 LCU O'GARA, Kate (3) (unassisted) Free kick 24 yards out 3. 34:31 LCU WENDL, Brooke (6) O'GARA, Kate Through ball drove through defense shot out 4. 41:17 LCU BOONE, Jamie (2) Penalty kick 5. 77:52 LCU BOONE, Jamie (3) JENKINS, Gracie Shot from 3 yards after deflection off of g 6. 88:53 LCU LEDFORD, Ashley (3) RICHARDSON, Jocelyn Assist by 22 shot 15 yards out Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (4-1-2). Loss-Carina Schanz (4-5-1). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Adrian Coke; Asst. Referee: Tony Obas; Zac Alloy; Scorer: David Cruz; Offsides: Oklahoma Christian 0, 2. YC-NU #11 (77:08) Stadium: Wilkins Field Officials: Referee: Brian Bauer; Asst. Referee: Alan Peil; Jordan Drake; Timekeeper: Gaston Millar; Scorer: Stefan DeDominicis; Offsides: 1, Newman 1.

18 4 0 GAME:13 NORTHWESTERN OKLA. ST. ATLUBBOCK CHRISTIAN Oct. 17, Lubbock, Texas LCU gets goals from four different players, with Gracie Jenkins and Brittany Guthrie each recording the first goal of their college career. The Lady Chaps claimed their second consecutive shutout and their first of the season. For the first time in program history, LCU completes their home schedule unbeaten, as they go at LCU Soccer Field. Brooke Wendl opened the scoring in the 16th minute with her team-leading ninth goal of the season. They made it 2-0 just prior to the half with Guthrie scoring with 1:44 left in the first half. Jenkins opened the scoring of the second half in the 68th minute with a chip over goalkeeper Briana Legaspi for a 3-0 LCU lead. Claudia Sanchez deflected in a corner kick from Ashley Ledford in the 79th minute to close the scoring. Arlet Polack had NWOSU s lone shot on goal. Of LCU s four goals, three were produced by players tallying their first goals of the season. With goals by Guthrie, Jenkins and Sanchez, LCU has received goals from 14 different players this season, which is a single-season record. LCU received goals from eight different players last season and the prior season record was goals from 11 different players (done three prior times). Wendl s goal was her 43rd career goal (program career record) and it qualified as the game winning goal (program career leading 15th). The game winning goal is her fourth of the season and moves her atop the Heartland Conference in the category. She now has a program career leading 114 points. LCU used 12 substitutes in the game. It was Senior Day and LCU was able to end the game with all eight seniors on the pitch at the same time. Both senior goalkeepers (Leslie Castellano and Lauren Story) each spent 45 minutes in goal and Castellano returned as a fielder in the final seven minutes to join Story and fellow seniors Emily Odom, Wendl, Saydee Bailey, Jessica Barrera, Jocelyn Richardson and Kristin Fellows. Richardson (assist) and Wendl (goal) were the only seniors to figure into the game s scoring. The shutout win was LCU s 31st shutout in program history and the third of the season. LCU has two consecutive shutout wins (only allowing one shot on goal in each game), but unlike Thursday s shutout at Newman, starting goalkeeper Castellano does not receive the win. Since multiple goalkeepers were used by LCU, the shutout gets credited to the team. LCU out-shot NWOSU 27-4 overall and had a 14-1 advantage in shots on goal. It is the second consecutive game LCU has held an opponent to one shot on goal and the fourth time this season they have held an opponent to one or less shots on goal. They have held opponents to a combined 16 shots on goal in the past seven games (2.3 per game). The Lady Chaps had been 10-for-10 in program history in penalty kicks until Saturday. Guthrie had a penalty kick attempt rattle the crossbar for the program s first ever miss. She made up for it 44 seconds after her attempt by scoring her first collegiate goal. With the win, LCU moves to at home this season and is now all-time at home under Alex Denning. They are all-time overall at home. LCU improved to all-time against NWOSU in the all-time series. 724:49: LCU handed NWOSU their eighth consecutive shutout of the season. NWOSU, who has only tallied three goals this season, has not produced a goal in the past 724: GAME:14 LUBBOCK CHRISTIAN AT DALLAS BAPTIST Oct. 22, Dallas, Texas Northwestern Okla. vs (Oct 17, 2015 at Lubbock, Texas) Northwestern Okla. (2-11-1) vs. (8-2-3) Date: Oct 17, 2015 Attendance: 307 Weather: 75-degrees, sunny, wind 5MPH to the north Northwestern Okla. gk 30 Kylee Wallace Clarissa Hinojo Arlet Polack Kelsey Leveling Eliany Parra Vianna Villa Cydni Phelps Jordan Gomes Jade Nash Kaylee Peterson Kaitlin Bell Briana Legaspi Evie Fagan Laura Hughes Rebecca Jones Kelsey Eddinger Andrea Palacious Alyssa Williams Totals Northwestern Okla gk 1 CASTELLANO, Leslie O'GARA, Kate PARK, Audra LEDFORD, Ashley AVILES, Erika ODOM, Emily WENDL, Brooke BAILEY, Jessica RICHARDSON, Jocely BOYD, Madison FELLOWS, Kristin STORY, Lauren PARR, Arian ROGERS, Shannon SANCHEZ, Claudia PUGH, Jamie JENKINS, Gracie BOONE, Jamie PULLANO, Katie BARRERA, Jessica BRADFORD, Bayley ECKERT, Racheal GUTHRIE, Brittany Totals Kylee Wallace 45: Briana Legaspi 45: TM TEAM 0: Northwestern Okla Northwestern Okla CASTELLANO, Leslie 45: STORY, Lauren 45: Northwestern Okla Northwestern Okla :10 LCU WENDL, Brooke (9) PARK, Audra pass up the middle leads to soht in botto corner 2. 43:16 LCU GUTHRIE, Brittany (1) BARRERA, Jessica cross from 18 goalie attempt to block leav open for shot 3. 67:21 LCU JENKINS, Gracie (1) (unassisted) chip shot over the keeper 4. 78:19 LCU SANCHEZ, Claudia (1) LEDFORD, Ashley Corner kick leads to body shot past the k Win-CASTELLANO, Leslie (6-1-2). Loss-Kylee Wallace (0-2-0). Stadium: LCU Soccer Field Officials: Referee: Josh Lugo; Asst. Referee: Justin O'Rear; Zac Alloy; Timekeeper: Blair Taylor; Scorer: Roy Worley; Offsides: Northwestern Okla. 0, 1.