2018 SOCCER. Auburn #GEAUXTIGERS. Tiana Caffey

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1 /LSUSoccer MATCH 10 Auburn September 20, 7 p.m. CT Baton Rouge LSU SOCCER NCAA TOURNAMENT SEC RUNNERS-UP SEC WEST CHAMPIONS SCHEDULE LSU (6-3-0, SEC) DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME (CT) AUGUST 19 vs. Villanova L, 2-1 (1 OT) 23 at Liberty W, vs. Texas State W, at South Alabama W, 1-0 SEPTEMBER 4 at Lamar W, vs. Stetson W, vs. Samford@ W, at Texas A&M*# L, at Cincinnati L, vs. Auburn*# 7 p.m. 23 at Florida*# 12 p.m. 27 vs. Alabama*# 7 p.m. OCTOBER 4 at Arkansas*# 6:30 p.m. 7 vs. Missouri*# 1 p.m. 11 vs. Ole Miss*^ 6 p.m. 18 at Tennessee*# 6 p.m. 21 vs. South Carolina*# 12 p.m. 25 at Mississippi State*# 7 p.m. NOVEMBER 28-4 at SEC Tournament TBA * - Denotes SEC match ^ - Denotes SEC Network - Denotes ESPNU Broadcast # - Denotes SEC Network+ Broadcast LSU Soccer History Program Record SEC West Champions 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011 NCAA Tournament Appearances 2007, 2008, , 2015 SEC Runners Up 2008, 2009, 2011 Brian Lee - 14th Season Record at LSU SEC Record at LSU Five NCAA Tournament Berths 42 All-SEC honors Four SEC West Titles Winningest coach in LSU history Tiana Caffey The Breakdown Tigers Host SEC Home Opener From here on out its SEC play for the LSU soccer team (6-3-0). The Tigers host No. 9 Auburn on Thursday night at LSU Soccer Stadium with first kick set for 7 p.m. Series History - Auburn Auburn owns the series advantage between the two schools with 18 wins in the 27 matchups. LSU earned a draw in 110 minutes of play last season double overtime match that featured no goals. Caroline Brockmeier has made six saves in each of the past two contests against Auburn. Blanked by Brockmeier Caroline Brockmeier tallied the 20th shutout of her career on Sept. 9 against Samford. The shutout was the sixth of her season which, at the time, tied for the NCAA lead with five other keepers. She now ranks third nationally in shutouts with six shutouts this season. Brockmeier and LSU s backline did not allow a goal for 558:59 consecutive minutes of play, which is a career long. The 558:59 minute streak was the second longest in program history. Brockmeier had a stretch from the end of her sophomore year to the beginning of her junior year that she didn t allow a goal for 447 minutes of play. There has been four instances in LSU s 24-year history that the Tigers have registered four-straight shutouts or more; two of those have come in 2017 and with Brockmeier in the net. Having only allowed five goals in 722 minutes of play, Brockmeier is averaging 0.78 goals against during her senior campaign which is a career best. Attacking Adrienne Sophomore forward Adrienne Richardson has added a dynamic skillset to LSU s attacking front in. A transfer from Florida State, Richardson arrived in Baton Rouge in January and has immediately stepped right in and helped bolster LSU s offense. The Oakdale, Minn., native has already scored a team-high four goals and nine points in. Her first breakout came on Aug. 26 against Texas State. She scored goals in the 21st in 71st minutes of the match against Texas State to lead LSU to a 2-0 win. Nine days later as LSU traveled to Lamar for a showdown on Sept. 4, she recorded another multi-goal performance with scores in the 38th and 55th minutes. She ranks fourth in the SEC in shots per game (3.89). Last Time Out Two second half goals by the Cincinnati Bearcats within a four-minute stretch proved to be deciding factor on Sunday (Sept. 16) as the Bearcats downed the LSU soccer team 2-1 at Gettler Stadium. Tiana Caffey scored her first-career goal in the 28th minute of the match to give LSU a one-goal advantage. Her goal was scored on the second of two corner kicks that the Tigers earned in a 20-second span. Marlena Cutura took both corners and the second one was initially touched by a Bearcat defender before Caffey took her left-footed shot from five yards out that gave the Cincinnati keeper no chance. Fresh Faces LSU has had five true freshman play this year Abbey Newton, Shannon Cooke, Reese Moffatt, Molly Thompson and Meghan Johnson have all earned playing time. Newton has scored three goals and registered two assists to rank second on the team in points registered with eight. Thompson scored her first-career collegiate goal against Stetson (Sept. 6) in the 79th minute, and the duo of Cooke and Moffatt have played big time minutes on the backline to aid in LSU s six shutouts this season.

2 Offensive Variety LSU s 13 goals this season have come from seven different players. Adrienne Richardson owns the team lead with four goals. Abbey Newton (3) and Marlena Cutura (2) are next on the goals scored list, and four of those five goals have been game winners. Molly Thompson, Lucy Parker, Tiana Caffey and Alex Thomas, who each have one goal, are the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh goal scorers for the Tigers in. The Winning Streak LSU reeled off six straight wins after dropping the season opener to Villanova 2-1 in overtime before dropping its SEC opener to Texas A&M last Friday night. The Tigers outscored their opponents in the six-game stretch by a tally of It was the seventh time in program history that LSU has registered a win streak of at least six games during a season. It s the second time in program history that the Tigers have registered at least a five-game winning streak in back-to-back seasons. LSU won seven in a row to start the 2017 campaign to go along with six straight this year, and the other occasion came in 2002 (nine in a row/school record) and 2003 (five in a row). Cutura Clicking Marlena Cutura registered the first multi-assist game of her career earlier this season with a matchup against Stetson (Sept. 6). The first came off a corner and the second was a delicately delivered lead ball sent in to Thompson. She has scored seven points (2 goals & 3 assists) in in a four-game stretch from Aug. 30 to Sept. 9. She has a career high seven points registered in and both of her goals have been game winners. SEC Defensive Player of the Week Sophomore Lucy Parker was named the SEC Defensive Player of the Week on Monday (Sept. 10). This is the first time in her career that she has earned this award. Parker played all 270 minutes in LSU s three-win week that included three more shutouts. A member of the backline that has not allowed a goal in the last 540 minutes of play, Parker also added the first goal of her season in Sunday s win against Samford. Scoring Breakdown Opp. Goal Assist Date 1. Villanova Thomas (1) Aug Liberty Newton (1) Richardson (1) Aug Texas State prichardson (1) Newton/Alexander Aug Texas State Richardson (2) Eaton/Alexander Aug South Alabama Cutura (1) Aug Lamar Cutura (2) Sept Lamar Richardson (3) Newton (2) Sept Lamar Richardson (4) Sept Stetson Newton (2) Cutura (1) Sept Stetson Thompson (1) Cutura (2) Sept Samford Parker (1) Moffatt (1) Sept Samford Newton (3) Cutura (3) Sept Cincinnati Caffey (1) Sept. 16 Ranked Wins - LSU History LSU has won 11 matches against nationally-ranked opponents in its history. The Tigers have won 11 and drawn 10 matches against nationally-ranked opponents in their history with 10 of those wins and all 10 draws coming during the Brian Lee era. Below is a listing of LSU s wins over nationally-ranked opponents in the program s history. Date Opponent Result 9/14/17 vs. No. 19 Cincinnati W, 1-0 9/13/15 vs. No. 15 Duke W, 1-0 9/8/13 vs. No. 13 USC W, /21/12 at No. 16 Missouri W, /23/11 at No. 11 Florida W, 1-0 9/30/11 vs. No. 10 Tennessee W, /25/09 vs. No. 10 South Carolina W, 1-0 9/25/09 vs. No. 8 Georgia W, 6-0 8/25/09 vs. No. 18 BYU W, /5/07 vs. No. 6 Tennessee W, 3-0 9/8/02 at No. 15 Florida State W, 2-1 LSU When... Scoring First Opponent Scores First Leading at Half Tied at Half Trailing at Half Registering More Corners Than Opponent Registering Less Corners Than Opponent Roster Breakdown LSU has 32 athletes on the roster for the season. Caroline Brockmeier, Alex Thomas and Christyna Pitre are the only three seniors on the roster for. Thomas, Pitre and Brockmeier headline the senior class that will look to take the Tigers back to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since International Flavor LSU has seven student-athletes on the roster that hail from outside of the United States. The foursome of Tinaya Alexander, Shannon Cooke, Lucy Parker and Chiara Ritchie-Williams all came across the pond from England. Reese Moffatt and Jade Clarke came to Baton Rouge via British Columbia, and Caitie Cantrill arrived in the states from Australia. Record Book Watch Shutouts 1. Mo Isom Caroline Brockmeier Megan Kinneman* Saves 1. Megan Kinneman* Mo Isom Bonnie Otillio Valeri Vogler Caroline Brockmeier Wins 1. Mo Isom Robyn DesOrmeaux Megan Kinneman* Caroline Brockmeier Valerie Vogler Goals Against Average 1. Mo Isom ,518 minutes 2. Valerie Vogler ,674 minutes 3. Caroline Brockmeier ,195 minutes Megan Kinneman* ,517 minutes *Kinneman is Brockmeier s GK coach LSU Win Streaks * 9 wins in a row wins in a row wins in a row wins in a row 5. 6 wins in a row wins in a row wins in a row wins in a row wins in a row *went unbeaten for 10 straight First Half Goals Lead to Success LSU has scored seven of its 13 goals in the first half this season. A trend that bodes well for the Tigers, LSU is this season when it takes a lead into the locker room at the half.

3 Awards Candidates 14 CAROLINE BROCKMEIER Goalkeeper Senior Tallahassee, Fla. Florida State/Chiles HS Has six shutouts on the season 20 career total shutouts for the Purple and Gold rank as the second most in program history has 21 career wins to rank fourth in program history 558:59 consecutive minutes without allowing a goal was a career long season high of six saves came at South Alabama her six shutouts are tied for the third most nationally averaging a career best 0.78 GAA Matched her output from her sophomore season with seven shutouts in her 18 starts on the campaign... Set a career singleseason best with a 1.14 goals against average while conceding 21 goals in 1,653 minutes played on the year... Saved 85 shots on 290 total shots faced on the year for a.802 save percentage... Kicked off the season with her first clean sheet in LSU s 5-0 season-opening win over Mississippi Valley State on Aug Followed by making a career-high 12 saves on 25 shots faced in a 3-0 shutout of Colgate in upstate New York on Aug Honored by the Southeastern Conference following her career-best performance against Colgate as the SEC Defensive Player of the Week... Recognized by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association with a First-Team All-Louisiana selection following the season... Graduated from LSU in December 2017 with a degree in kinesiology Started all 19 matches in goal for the Tigers in her debut season in Finished the season with a 1.51 goals against average while surrendering 29 goals... Tied for No. 5 on LSU s all-time singleseason list with seven clean sheets on the season... Posted the sixth-most saves in a single-season in school history while making 93 stops on the year. 16 ABBEY NEWTON Midfield Freshman Fleming Island, Fla. St. Johns Country Day HS Scored her first career goal on the road at Liberty (Aug. 23) to give LSU a 1-0 win has scored goals for LSU in the last two games, both off corner kicks second goal of season came on a header off a corner kick against Stetson (Sept. 6) third goal of season came on a header off a corner kick against Samford (Sept. 9) registered her first-career assist in LSU s 2-0 win over Texas State on Aug. 26 assisted on LSU s first goal of the game at Lamar has started all eight games for the Tigers in averaging.33 goals per game averaging.88 points per game. One of the most decorated soccer players in Florida high school history with a seven-year career spanning from her sixth-grade year in 2012 to her senior season in... in that time her team won seven straight district and state championships... In her junior and senior seasons her team won back-to-back national championships for the first time in school history... named the Florida Gatorade Girls Player of the Year... after returning from injury in her sophomore season her team went on to win 70 consecutive matches... during her high school career she amassed 134 goals and 124 assists... was first-team all-state four times... was the first ever back-to-back First Coast Times-Union Player of the Year... Florida Dairy Farmers Player of the Year class 1A in 2017 and 2017 FACA Player of the Year. Member of the national championship program at Florida State under head coach Mark Krikorian and goalkeeper s coach Mike Bristol prior to her arrival in Baton Rouge Redshirted her true freshman season at Florida State in 2014 when the Seminoles won the national championship... Made seven appearances in goal during her redshirt freshman season in 2015 in a team that made its fifth-straight NCAA Women s College Cup Appearance Did not allow a goal in more than 110 minutes of action in 2015 as she had a hand in seven of Florida State s 15 shutouts in the fall.

4 Awards Candidates 10 ADRIENNE RICHARDSON Forward Sophomore Oakdale, Minn. Florida State/Tartan HS Registered the first multi-goal game of her collegiate career on Aug. 26 with two goals against Texas State doubled up and registered the second multi-goal game of her career on Sept. 4 at Lamar team leader in goals (4) team leader in points (9) her 3.89 shots per game rank fourth in the SEC her 1.29 points per game rank 12th in the SEC.44 goals per game rank just outside the top 10 in the SEC her season high in shots in a game (9) ranks as the second most in the SEC in a single game. Played in 21 contests and made eight starts during her freshman season... a quick forward, she tallied seven points on one goal and five assists on the season... her five assists were a team lead... scored the first goal of her career on September 13 at Troy in a 4-1 victory for Florida State... aided on goals at Troy, against Pitt, at North Carolina in the ACC Tournament and twice against Ole Miss in the first round of the NCAA Tournament... Competed for Minnesota Thunder Academy Club Player of the Year... Played in two matches at the 2016 FIFA U-17 Women s World Cup... made six caps at the U-17 level. 20 MARLENA CUTURA Midfield Junior Pearl River, La. Pope John II HS Has already set a career high with 7 points registered in (2 goals & 3 assists) scored her first career goal in LSU s 1-0 road win at South Alabama on Aug. 30 scored her second career goal in LSU s match against Lamar on Sept. 4 has registered a point for LSU in its last four wins dished out two assists in LSU s 2-0 win over Stetson assisted Abbey Newton on a corner kick against Samford on Sept. 9 has started all nine matches for the Tigers A key member of LSU s midfield unit throughout the 2017 season... Earned eight starts as a holding midfielder in her 18 appearances on the season... Six of her eight starts on the season came in SEC play against the likes of Georgia, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Texas A&M, Auburn and Missouri... Assisted Lucy Parker s opener in LSU s 2-1 home win over Georgia on Oct. 5 to help hand the Tigers their first SEC win of the campaign Started all 17 matches in which she played as a true freshman in Played primarily as a defensive midfielder in her debut season... Also saw brief action at left back and center back as part of LSU s defensive unit... The team s corner kick specialist throughout the campaign... Credited with three assists from corner kicks over the course of the season... Honored by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association following the season as the LSWA Louisiana Freshman of the Year among all colleges and universities in the state for the 2016 season... Recognized for her academic performance with a selection to the SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll following the season. Emerged as one of the top talents in the South while playing with the Region III Olympic Development Program Team in Toured Buenos Aires, Argentina, with the Region III ODP Team in April 2016 Played club soccer with the Slidell Lighting from under head coach Danny Clavier and Mandeville Lakers 98/99 Elite team in under head coach Aris Kyriakides Played three seasons for her high school team at Pope John Paul II Catholic High School Led her high school team to the state championship in 2014 A two-time first-team all-state performer as a sophomore and junior Three-time all-district performer and team Most Valuable Player during her high school career Also named her district s MVP during her junior season Coached at the high school level by JB Mahoney and John Allen.

5 Auburn Gameday Roster 2 REESE MOFFATT 5-6 Fr. D Langley, British Columbia, Canada Burnaby Central Secondary 3 LINDSEY EATON So. - F/D Lithia, Fla. UCF/Newsome HS 4 CHIARA RITCHIE-WILLIAMS 5-6 So. D London, England Alexandra Park School 5 LUCY PARKER 5-8 So. M Cambridge, England Coleridge CC 6 CHRISSY PITRE 5-8 Sr. M Austin, Texas Cedar Ridge HS 7 CAITIE CANTRILL 5-3 Jr. M Canberra, Australia Radford College 8 SHANNON COOKE 5-9 Fr. d Rickmansworth, England Rickmansworth SS 9 ALEX THOMAS Sr. - F New Orleans, Louisiana Ben Franklin HS 10 ADRIENNE RICHARDSON So. - F Florida State/Tartan HS 11 TINAYA ALEXANDER 5-3 So. F Reading, England Faringdon Catholic 14 CAROLINE BROCKMEIER 5-10 Sr. GK Tallahassee, Florida Chiles HS/Florida State 15 MADDISON MARTIN 5-6 Fr. M Chelsea, Ala. Chelsea HS 16 ABBEY NEWTON 5-6 Fr. M Fleming Island, Fla. St. Johns Country Day HS 17 TIANA CAFFEY 5-7 So. M Port St. Lucie, Florida Jensen Beach HS 19 ALEXIS LARIMORE 5-3 So. F Denham Springs, Louisiana Denham Springs HS 20 MARLENA CUTURA 5-8 Jr. M/D Pearl River, Louisiana Pope John Paul II Catholic HS 21 COURTNEY HENDERSON 5-9 RS-So. M Rogers, Minnesota Rogers HS 24 JADE CLARKE 5-7 Jr. F/M Richmond, British Columbia, Canada R.C. Palmer Secondary 25 EMMA GRACE GOLDMAN 5-7 RS-So. GK Murfreesboro, Tennessee Oakland HS 28 HANNAH CUNEO 5-2 RS-Fr. F/M Houma, Louisiana Vandebilt Catholic HS 31 MEGHAN JOHNSON 5-8 Fr. F Baton Rouge, La. St. Joseph s Academy 34 MOLLY THOMPSON Fr. - F Houma, La. Vandebilt Catholic HS BRIAN LEE Head Coach 14th Season CARL GOODY Assistant Coach Fourth Season MEGAN KINNEMAN Assistant Coach Second Season SHALINI GOGAWALE Director of Operations First Season TRAVIS CURSON Manager Sixth Season HANNAH FALDETTA Assistant Athletic Trainer Fifth Season TIM JOHNSON Strength & Conditioning Coach First Season

6 Roster 1 Sydney Lau GK 5-11 Fr. Melbourne, Fla. (Viera HS) 2 Reese Moffatt D 5-6 Fr. Langley, British Columbia, Canada (Burnaby Central SS) 3 Lindsey Eaton F/D 5-7 So. Lithia, Fla. (UCF) 4 Chiara Ritchie-Williams D 5-6 So. London, England (Alexandra Park School) 5 Lucy Parker D 5-8 So. Cambridge, England (Coleridge CC) 6 Chrissy Pitre M 5-8 Sr. Austin, Texas (Cedar Ridge HS) 7 Caitlin Cantrill M 5-3 Jr. Canberra, Australia (Radford College) 8 Shannon Cooke D 5-9 Fr. Rickmansworth, England (Rickmansworth School) 9 Alex Thomas F 5-1 Sr. New Orleans, La. (Ben Franklin HS) 10 Adreinne Richardson F 5-4 So. Oakdale, Minn. (Florida State) 11 Tinaya Alexander F 5-3 So. Reading, Berkshire, England (Faringdon Catholic School) 12 Mackenzie Manuel F 5-7 RS Fr. Mandeville, La. (Mandeville HS) 14 Caroline Brockmeier GK 5-10 Sr. Tallahassee, Fla. (Florida State) 15 Maddison Martin M 5-6 Fr. Chelsea, Ala. (Chelsea HS) 16 Abbey Newton M 5-6 Fr. Fleming Island, Fla. (St. Johns Country Day HS) 17 Tiana Caffey M 5-7 So. Port St. Lucie, Fla. (Jensen Beach HS) 18 Mia Dubroc F 5-3 So. Mandeville, La. (Samford) 19 Alexis Larimore F 5-3 So. Denham Springs, La. (Denham Springs HS) 20 Marlena Cutura M 5-8 Jr. Pearl River, La. (Pope John Paull II Catholic HS) 21 Courtney Henderson M 5-9 So. Rogers, Minn. (Rogers HS) 23 Ellie Weber D 5-3 Jr. Springfield, Va. (Lake Braddock SS) 24 Jade Clarke F/D 5-7 Jr. Richmond, British Columbia, Canada (RC Palmer Secondary School) 25 Emma Grace Goldman GK 5-7 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) 27 Raven Guerrero D 5-7 So. San Antonio, Texas (Alamo Heights HS) 28 Hannah Cuneo M 5-2 RS Fr. Houma, La. (Vandebilt Catholic HS) 30 Haley Garrett M 5-4 So. Raleigh, N.C. (Cardinal Gibbons HS) 31 Meghan Johnson F 5-8 Fr. Baton Rouge, La. (St. Joseph s Academy) 32 Afrah Khan M/D 5-6 Fr. Austin, Texas (Vandegrift HS) 33 Gabbie Angelle D 5-5 Fr. Mandeville, La. (St. Scholastica Academy) 34 Molly Thompson F 5-7 Fr. Houma, La. (Vandebilt Catholic HS) 35 Makenzie Maher F 5-4 Fr. Denham Springs, La. (Denham Springs HS) 36 Camille Carriere F/M 5-4 Fr. Austin, Texas (Vandegrift HS) Head Coach Brian Lee 14th Season Furman (1992) Assistant Coach Carl Goody 4th Season William Carey (2011) Assistant Coach Megan Kinneman 2nd Season LSU (2013) Director of Operations Shalini Gogawale 1st Season Southern Illinois (2006) Pronunciations Sydney Lau - Low Chrissy Pitre - Pee-tree Tinaya Alexander - Ti-NAY-uh Mia Dubroc - Doo-broc Marlena Cutura - Choo-too-rah Hannah Cuneo - Coo-knee-oh

7 LSU Soccer LSU Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 16, ) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 VILLANOVA Lot Aug 23 at Liberty W Aug 26 TEXAS STATE W /30/ at South Alabama W Sep 04 at Lamar W Sep 06 STETSON W Sep 09 SAMFORD W * Sep 14 at #4 Texas A&M L Sep 16 at Cincinnati L TEAM STATISTICS LSU 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 2 5 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 4/634 5/854 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 10 Adrienne Richardson Abbey Newton Marlena Cutura Molly Thompson Lucy Parker Alex Thomas Tiana Caffey Tinaya Alexander Lindsey Eaton Reese Moffatt Shannon Cooke Chrissy Pitre Jade Clarke Alexis Larimore C. Ritchie-Williams Meghan Johnson Courtney Henderson Caitie Cantrill Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 14 Caroline Brockmeier 9 812: /0 Total 9 812: Opponents 9 812: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT Total LSU Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT Total LSU Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT Total LSU Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT Total LSU Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT Total LSU Opponents