NORTH TEXAS SOCCER. Amy Ruggini Asst. Communications Director Office: Week 7 - WKU. projected starters

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1 NORTH TEXAS SOCCER 11 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2004, 2005, 2012, 2015 NCAA TOURNAMENT Amy Ruggini Asst. Communications Director Office: MEAN GREEN SCHEDULE AUGUST 19 Incarnate Word W, at Oral Roberts W, Texas A&M Corpus Christi W, Abilene Christian W, 3-2 SEPTEMBER 2 at Oregon State T, 1-1 (2OT) 4 at Oregon L, Texas Southern W, at No. 25 Arkansas L, at Texas L, at Rice* W, Marshall* W, Louisiana Tech* Postponed OCTOBER 2 WKU* 7 p.m. 7 at UTEP* 1 p.m. 9 at UTSA* 6 p.m. 14 at UAB* 12 p.m. 21 Charlotte* 7 p.m. 23 Old Dominion* 1 p.m. 27 at FIU* 3 p.m. 30 Louisiana Tech* 1 p.m. NOVEMBER 2-6 Conference USA Tourney# TBA * Conference USA Game #C-USA Tournament (Miami, FL) All Times Central MEAN GREEN QUICK FACTS Location Denton, Texas Enrollment: 36,216 Founded 1890 President Dr. Neal Smatresk Athletic Director Wren Baker Head Coach John Hedlund Seasons at NT Entering 22nd Record (at NT) (Same) Conference Conference USA Facility Mean Green Soccer Complex Capacity 1,000 First Year Of Soccer 1995 NCAA Appearances 4 Regular Season Conference Titles Week 7 - WKU 12 Bruffett 18 Soto projected starters 15 Cable 8 Torres 11 Davis 14 4 Flobeck Gernsbacher 1 Bradley North Texas (7-3-1) at WKU (7-3) Sunday, Oct. 2, p.m. Denton, TX Mean Green Soccer Complex Webstream 19 Sanders 16 Holden 25 James MEAN GREEN 2016 ROSTER OFFENSIVE SPOTLIGHT rachel holden Scored the gamewinner against Marshall... Leads the team with eight goals DEFENSIVE SPOTLIGHT alexsis cable Leads the team in minutes played with Played complete 90 minutes the last two games 0 Miranda Schoening 6-1 GK FR Oxford, Alabama Oxford HS 1 Brooke Bradley 5-10 GK SO Houston, Texas Klein HS 2 Cat Sebazco 5-6 D/F JR Keller, Texas Timber Creek HS 3 Hailey Sutton 5-6 F GS Red Oak, Texas Texas A&M Corpus Christi 4 Katie Gernsbacher 5-3 MF JR Austin, Texas University of Texas 5 Bailey Johnston 5-8 D SO Waco, Texas Midway HS 6 Brittnye Loewen 5-3 F FR Mesquite, Texas Poteet HS 7 Stefanie Grba 5-6 MF FR Mansfield, Texas Mansfield HS 8 Taylor Torres 5-3 F SO Frisco, Texas Frisco HS 9 Logan Layn 5-8 MF FR Lewisville, Texas Hebron HS 11 Marchelle Davis 5-6 MF SR Trophy Club, Texas Texas 12 Lauryn Bruffett 5-9 F SO Rockwall, Texas Mississippi State 13 Ashleigh Lyons 5-6 F FR Argyle, Texas Guyer HS 14 Anna Flobeck 5-10 MF SR Euless, Texas Trinity HS 15 Alexsis Cable 5-9 D SR Double Oak, Texas Southeastern Louisiana 16 Rachel Holden 5-7 F SR Lancaster, Texas Maranatha Christian 17 Ashleigh Ackroyd 5-6 F FR Frisco, Texas Lone Star HS 18 Chelsei Soto 5-3 D JR Lewisville, Texas Lewisville HS 19 Carissa Sanders 5-9 D SO Denton, Texas Ryan HS 21 Sabrina Munguia 5-1 MF SO Baytown, Texas Ross S. Sterling HS 22 Kelci Slaughter 5-5 D JR Granbury, Texas Granbury HS 23 Madeline Guderian 5-3 D FR Coppell, Texas New Tech Coppell 24 Tori Phillips 5-9 D/F JR Forney, Texas Home Schooled 25 Dominique James 5-7 D/F FR Fort Worth, Texas Keller Central HS

2 mean green storylines The Mean Green plays just one game this week; a Sunday matchup with WKU. The Hilltoppers hold the top record in Conference USA at 7-3 and are tied with North Texas in the conference standings at 2-0. The Mean Green returned to the NSCAA national poll this week, receiving votes for the first time since the second week of the season. North Texas is also ranked sixth in the NSCAA Central Region. The Mean Green won their second straight conference game in another come-from-behind effort on Sept. 22. Marshall scored an early goal in the 12th minute, but North Texas came back with three goals to take the win. Marshall s goal was its only shot on goal. It was the Mean Green s third comefrom-behind win of the season (Abilene Christian, Rice, Marshall) The Mean Green s Sunday game against Louisiana Tech was postponed due to heavy rain that led to an unplayable field. The game has been rescheduled for Sunday, Oct. 30 at 1 p.m. This is the second game this season that has been affected by rain. The Mean Green moved their season opener to Denton High School because of poor field conditions. Graduate student Hailey Sutton scored her first goal in a Mean Green uniform in dramatic fashion. The forward sub started the comeback against Marshall with the game-tying goal. She started the initial chaos in the box by stealing the ball away from the goalkeeper. Following a deflection off a shot, Sutton settled the rebound and put away the shot. She also was fouled in the box late in the game, which led to a Marchelle Davis penalty kick. Rachel Holden posted her second straight game-winning goal in the game against Marshall. She tapped the ball in the net off a Dominique James shot that rebounded off the goalkeeper. The goal gave North Texas a 2-1 advantage. The goal was Holden s third game-winning goal this season and moved her into a tie for fourth place in career game-winning goals at North Texas with 15. She also registered her 80th career point. She is only the 10th player in North Texas history to hit the 80-point mark. Marchelle Davis scored her fifth goal of the season in the 3-1 win against Marshall. She scored by converting a penalty kick, her second of the season. Davis is second on the team with five goals and 13 points. The 13 points is a career high. Dominique James has started the last five games in the defense. She has been inserted as a foward at times during the season when the Mean Green were looking for a spark. She provided that spark again against Marshall when she created a 1 v 1 scoring opportunity with the goalkeeper, which led to Rachel Holden goal. James posted an assist on the play. North Texas went 5-0 last year at home against C-USA opponents and extended its home unbeaten streak against conference opponents to 35 games with the 3-1 victory against Marshall. The 35-game unbeaten streak is tied with Boston for No. 1 in the nation. The Mean Green has not lost a home conference game since Oct. 31 of North Texas finished its regular season with a home record of 8-1 last year. In 2016, the Mea Green are 5-0 at home. The Mean Green s overall home record in program history is (.841) and (.846) in 10 years at the Mean Green Soccer Complex. North Texas went this season in nonconference play. The only losses were to Oregon, Arkansas and Texas. The last time the Mean Green went was during the 2012 season. The 2012 team went on to win 16 games and advance to the NCAA Tournament. The Mean Green won their opening conference game against Rice on Sept. 18. North Texas came back from a 1-0 deficit with two goals by Rachel Holden. North Texas outshot the Owls, For the second time this season, North Texas was down early but came back to win. Rice scored an early goal in the 8th minute to take the lead but the Mean Green scored the next two goals to take the win. North Texas was down 2-0 to Abilene Christian on Aug. 28 but scored the next three goals to compete the comeback. Rachel Holden was named Conference USA Player of the Week for Sept. 19. The senior forward scored both goals in NT s 2-1 win against Rice, including the gamewinner. Marchelle Davis has a long throw-in and will take them when the Mean Green is in its opponents final third. Against Rice, the senior picked up her first assist off a throw-in when Rachel Holden headed in a ball that Davis had thrown in and had bounced across the front of the goal. The goal tied the game for the Mean Green. The Mean Green is known for its stingy defense. In 11 games this season, North Texas has only allowed its opponents to score more than one goal twice (a 3-2 win against Abilene Christian and a 3-0 loss to Oregon). In the last three years, opponents have scored more than once in a single game just eight times (4x in 2014, 2x in 2015 and 2x in 2016). North Texas has held its opponents to one goal or less in 48 out of a possible 56 games. And 34 of those games were shutouts by the Mean Green. Brooke Bradley earned her second Conference USA Goalkeeper of the Week award on September 12 with her performances against Texas State and No. 25 Arkansas. The sophomore did not allow a goal in 45 minutes of play against TSU. She also recorded her first career assist on the third goal. Against No. 25 Arkansas, she made several goalsaving stops and finished with 10 saves, tying a career high. It is her second award this season. The Mean Green came up just short to No. 25 Arkansas on September 11, falling 1-0. North Texas has not defeated a ranked opponent since beating Denver during the 2003 season. Rachel Holden recorded her third career hat trick against Texas Southern on September 9. The senior began her career with a hat trick against the Tigers in She also scored one of the fastest goals in Mean Green history; netting a goal 26 seconds into mean green quick shots The Mean Green is in the series against WKU, including last year s 1-0 win in the first round of the conference tournament. North Texas has had some memorable games with WKU, dating back to their days together in the Sun Belt. WKU knocked the Mean Green out of two conference tournaments in 2010 and The Mean Green improved to 5-0 at home with the 3-1 win against Marshall. North Texas is known for being tough at home. NT is (.846) in 10 years at the Mean Green Soccer Complex. North Texas has recorded three come-frombehind wins in Marchelle Davis and Taylor Torres each had assists in the 2-1 win against Rice. They are now tied with Tori Phillips for the team lead in assists with three apiece. Dominique James has started the last five games in the defense. Hailey Sutton recorded her first goal in a Mean Green uniform against Marshall. Cat Sebazco recorded her first career goal in the 7-1 win against Texas Southern. Kelci Slaughter, Chelsei Soto and Katie Gernsbacher recorded their first points of the season with assists against Texas Southern. North Texas was held scoreless for two straight games for the first time since the 2010 season when the Mean Green finished its season with a 1-0 loss to No. 22 Denver and a 3-0 loss to WKU. Three different players have converted penalty kicks for the Mean Green: Anna Flobeck, Marchelle Davis and Rachel Holden. The Mean Green have used between 6 and 10 subs every game. Hailey Sutton, Logan Layn, Brittnye Loewen and Dominique James have come off the bench in all of the games so far this season. North Texas is bringing back 4 starters from last year s record-breaking season. North Texas has added 11 newcomers to its roster: 8 freshmen and 3 transfers. Despite losing seven starters, much of the Mean Green s offensive power remains. More than half of the team s goals last year were scored by current players. Nineteen of the Mean Green s 39 goals were scored by forwards Rachel Holden, Taylor Torres and Marchelle Davis.

3 the game. The Mean Green are known for their physical play and found their match in Oregon State. The two teams played to a scoreless draw on Sept. 2 in a match that featured 37 total fouls and six cards. Rachel Holden received a red card in the second overtime period after receiving a caution in the 93rd minute. She had to sit out the Oregon game with the one-game suspension. North Texas schedules tough opponents from the Power 5 conferences every year. With its tie and loss to Oregon State and Oregon, North Texas is now against Pac-12 teams this season. With the 1-0 loss to Texas, North Texas is 1-5 the last two years against Big 12 schools. The Mean Green is also 1-2 in the last two years against SEC opponents with a 1-0 loss to No. 25 Arkansas. North Texas is in the last three years against teams from the Power 5 conferences. In the second NSCAA Central Region poll of the season on August 30th, the Mean Green was picked third ahead of Baylor, Oklahoma State, TCU and Rice. North Texas received votes in the NSCAA national poll for the opening two weeks of the season. North Texas continued its dominance at home with two wins in week two of the season. After a big second half against Texas A&M Corpus Christi, the Mean Green defeated the Islanders easily, 4-0. The Mean Green faced its first adversity of the season against Abilene Christian, going down 2-0 after the first 10 minutes of play. The Mean Green scored the next three goals to win. It was the first time since 2009 that North Texas had come back to win after being down by two goals. The Mean Green tied FIU, 2-2, on October 4, North Texas converted two penalty kicks in a single game in the 4-0 win against Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Anna Flobeck made her first career penalty kick and Rachel Holden converted her second career penalty kick. North Texas has made three penalty kicks already this season, tying them for second for most PK s in a season. The 2013 team holds the record with six. Lauryn Bruffett started the comeback for the Mean Green against Abilene Christian. She came off the bench to score from 25 yards out; a high shot that went over the goalkeeper s head. It is her first goal in a Mean Green uniform. Brooke Bradley was named Conference USA Goalkeeper of the Week for her two shutout performances in week 1. In just her second and third career starts, Bradley did not give up a goal in 180 minutes. Dominique James proved to be a late spark for the Mean Green against Oral Roberts. She had been playing defense for the Mean Green since she arrived in August. Needing a spark, Coach Hedlund subbed in James at the forward position late in the game against Oral Roberts. Two minutes after subbing in, she had the assist on the game-winning goal. Rachel Holden started 2016 as she left 2015; by scoring goals. She scored the first goal of the 2016 season for the Mean Green and it proved to be the gamewinner. John Hedlund now has a career record of He became the 20th NCAA Division I women s soccer coach to reach the 300-victory benchmark on August 19. Rain and a different venue did not stop John Hedlund and the Mean Green soccer program from its 300th win. Due to unplayable field conditions at the Mean Green Soccer Complex, the Incarnate Word game was moved to Denton High School. North Texas won, 4-0, to give Hedlund and his team the 300th victory. John Hedlund is one of only eight Division I coaches to have accumulated all 300 wins at one school from win No.1 to 300. Hedlund and Anson Dorrance at North Carolina are the only Division I coaches to have started a women s soccer program from inception and secure 300 wins at that same and current school. Rachel Holden was named to the preseason All- Conference USA team for the third straight year. Holden is entering her senior year after scoring 12 goals as a junior and being named C-USA Co-Offensive Player of the Year. She was also named offensive player of the year as a freshman. North Texas was picked to finish first in Conference USA, according to a coaches poll, after capturing the regular-season title and the conference championship trophy last year. The Mean Green is in its fourth year as a member of Conference USA, and this is the first time that the Mean Green was picked to finish first. North Texas is coming off a record-breaking season where the Mean Green won 19 games, captured the regular-season and conference tournament titles and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. North Texas lost seven starters from that team but returns a strong nucleus of players, including first-team all-conference honoree Rachel Holden and all-freshmen team honoree Taylor Torres. After a standout junior season, Rachel Holden was ranked in TopDrawerSoccer s Preseason Top 100 Players. Holden led the team in goals and points last year and was named first-team all-conference and first-team all-region. Brooke Bradley will be a new face in goal for the Mean Green after Jackie Kerestine capped her record-setting career last year. The sophomore earned her first start in dramatic fashion: she played in the NCAA game against Texas Tech last year after Kerestine went down with an injury. Three Mean Green players played over the summer for one of the top amateur women s soccer leagues in the country. Brooke Bradley, Alexsis Cable and Taylor Torres all played for the Women s Premier Soccer League. Bradley and Cable played for the Texas Spurs FC, while Torres stayed local with the FC Dallas Women. The FC Dallas Women won the southwest region, while the Texas Spurs finished in second. Three of the Mean Green s 10 newcomers are transfers from Division I schools. Hailey Sutton is going to spend her fourth year at North Texas after playing for three years at Texas A&M Corpus Christi. Katie Gernsbacher played two years at Texas before moving north, and Lauryn Bruffett spent one year at Mississippi State. Madeline Guderian is one of the seven freshmen on the Mean Green roster. She is the younger sister of Alison Guderian, who was a four-year letterwinner for the Mean Green from from Taylor Torres and her sister, Bobbie Gutierrez, both play collegiate soccer in Denton. Taylor plays for North Texas, while Bobbie is a senior defender for the TWU Pioneers. North Texas advanced to its fourth straight conference finals last year in the combined two leagues (Sun Belt and Conference USA). All together, North Texas has advanced to 11 conference championships. Since the program s birth in 1995, the Mean Green has never had a losing season. North Texas 21-year combined record stands at a.708 winning percentage. The ultimate goal of the program, North Texas has advanced to the NCAA Tournament four times , 2005, 2012 and Only five Division I schools in the state of Texas (of 20) have more NCAA Tournament appearances. In C-USA, only Charlotte has more tourney bids.

4 head coach john hedlund (70.8 percent) 22nd season - In all, Hedlund has led North Texas to 11 conference 11championships, including seven regular season titles, and four trips to the NCAA Tournament (2004, 2005, 2012, 2015). - Hedlund enters the 2016 season ranked 14th among 14 active Division I coaches nationwide with a.709 win percentage, and his 299 wins rank him tied for 18th. - With the season-opening win against Incarnate Word, 20 John Hedlund became just the 20th coach in NCAA Division I history to reach the 300-win plataeu. - Hedlund has produced 73 all-conference players since , including last year s first-team honorees Rachel Holden, Karla Pineda and Jackie Kerestine. MEAN GREEN Facebook.com/MeanGreenSoccer Facebook.com/MeanGreenSports polls and rankings Polls NSCAA NCAA Division I National Ranking - Sept Stanford 2. Florida State 3. BYU 4. West Virginia 5. South Carolina 6. Georgetown 7. Virginia 8. Minnesota 9. USC 10. Duke 11. UCLA 12. Arkansas 13. Clemson 14. Penn State 15. South Florida 16. North Carolina 17. California 18. Florida 19. Rutgers 20. Auburn 21. Connecticut 22. Notre Dame 23. Oklahoma 24. Northwestern 25. Pepperdine Virginia Tech (24), Michigan (22), North Carolina State (18), Texas Tech (14), Texas A&M (13), South Alabama (13), Princeton (12), Colorado (5), Washington State (4), St. John s (3), Boston College (3), North Texas (3), Louisville (2), University of NSCAA Central Region (Sept. 27) 1. West Virginia 2. Oklahoma 3. Texas Tech 4. TCU 5. Baylor 6. North Texas 7. Iowa State 8. Kansas 9. Texas the last time north texas... Won by 4 goals...8/26/2016 (vs. Texas A&M CC, W, 4-0) Won by 5 goals...9/11/2015 (vs. Lamar, W, 6-0) Won by 6 goals...9/11/2015 (vs. Lamar, W, 6-0) Won by 7+ goals...9/9/2016 (at Texas Southern, W 7-1) Lost by 4 goals...10/4/2013 (at Rice, L 0-4) Lost by 5+ goals...10/29/2004 (at #9 Texas A&M, L 2-8) Allowed 4+ goals...10/4/2013 (at Rice, L 0-4) Allowed 5+ goals...10/29/2004 (at #9 Texas A&M, L 2-8) Lost at home...8/30/2014 (vs. Kansas, L, 2-1) Drew at home...9/27/2013 (vs. Southern Miss, T 1-1 2ot) Scoreless draw (7 total)...9/2/2016 (vs. Oregon State, T 0-0 2ot) 3+ goal draw (2 total)...10/10/2008 (at South Alabama, T 3-3 2ot) 4+ goal draw...never Played a Top 25 team (19 times)...9/11/2016 (vs. No. 25 Arkansas, L 1-0) Beat a Top 25 team (3 times)...10/10/2003 (#21 Denver, W 3-2 ot) Lost a conference game at home...10/31/2008 (Denver, L 0-3) Came back to win from one goal down...9/22/2016 (Marshall, W, 2-1) Came back to tie/win from two goals down 8/28/2016 (Abilene Christian, W, 3-2) Received an own goal...8/23/15 (UNLV, W, 1-0) Committed an own goal...9/16/2016 (Texas, L, 1-0) Penalty Shootout (0-1 all time)...11/3/2011 (vs. WKU, PKs: L, 4-3) Played in the NCAA Tourney (at Texas Tech, 11/9/12, L 2-0) the last time a north texas player... Scored 2+ goals...rachel Holden (3 goals, 9/9/16, Texas Southern Scored 3+ goals... Rachel Holden (3 goals, 9/9/16, Texas Southern Direct goal from corner kick... Karla Pineda (12th, 10/26/14, ODU) Had 2+ assists... Taylor Torres (2 assists, 9/9/16, Texas Southern Had 3+ assists... Michelle Young (3 ast, 8/28/11, Grambling) Scored in opening 3 minutes... Rachel Holden (:26, 9/9/16, Texas Southern) Scored a last-minute GWG... Kelli Lunsford (89:59, PK, 10/26/08, WKU) Scored a GWG - last 10 minutes... Amber Haggerty (84:54, 10/2/15, FAU) Scored a GWG in OT... Rachel Holden (93:01, 10/9/15, Charlotte) 10. Charlotte mean green on the national scene (2016) NCAA RPI Rankings 88. North Texas 100. Rice 101. WKU 112. UTEP 118. Charlotte 130. Old Dominion 152. Southern Miss Louisiana Tech 192. Marshall 197. UAB 205. Fla. Atlantic 206. UTSA 222. FIU 225. Middle Tenn. Team Statistic Team National Rank Conf. Rank Value Scoring Offense North Texas Total Goals North Texas Toal Points North Texas Points Per Game North Texas Individual Statistic Player National Rank Conf. Rank Value Goals Per Game Rachel Holden Points Per Game Rachel Holden Total Goals Rachel Holden Total Points Rachel Holden

5 mean green records watch goalkeeping records GAME SAVES SV Player Year Amy Smyser, Texas Tech 9/24/ Jackie Kerestine, Texas A&M 9/20/ Kandice Ellis, SMU 9/3/ Adria Costanzo, Pacific 10/9/ Briana Buchanan, at Notre Dame 9/28/ Jackie Kerestine, Rice 10/12/ Kandice Ellis, at SMU 9/4/ Amy Smyser, Tulsa 10/8/ Brooke Bradley vs. Texas Tech 11/13/15 10 Brooke Bradley vs. Arkansas 9/11/16 10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. Middle Tenn 10/16/15 10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. Texas Tech 11/10/12 10 Jackie Kerestine, vs. WKU 11/3/ Jackie Kerestine, at Arkansas St. 10/23/2011 field records CAREER GOALS G Player Year Marilyn Marin Melinda Pina Heather Hutyra Christy Johnson Michelle Young Krista Davey Rachel Holden 2013-Pr Teresa Vise Kelsey Hodges Kendall Juett SEASON GOALS G Player Year Marilyn Marin Marilyn Marin Marilyn Marin Christy Johnson Melinda Pina Heather Hutyra Teresa Vise Michelle Pratz Marilyn Marin April Bonilla Krista Davey 1998 CAREER POINTS Marilyn Marin Heather Hutyra Melinda Pina Christy Johnson Krista Davey Michelle Young Kendall Juett Karla Pineda Teresa Vise Rachel Holden 2013-Pr CAREER GAME-WINNING GOALS # Player Year Marilyn Marin Melinda Pina Heather Hutyra Michelle Young Rachel Holden 2013-pr Teresa Vise Karla Pineda Kelsey Hodges Kendall Juett Brittany Cleveland SEASON GAME-WINNING GOALS # Player Year 1. 7 Marilyn Marin Melinda Pina Rachel Holden Heather Hutyra Christy Johnson Marilyn Marin Teresa Vise Marilyn Marin Marilyn Marin Kendall Juett Brittany Cleveland Karla Pineda 2012 CAREER GAMES PLAYED GP Player Year Jackie Kerestine Amber Haggerty Tess Graham Karla Pineda Kara Brooks Dani Slavonic Heather Hutyra Jackie Moreau CAREER PENALTY KICKS MADE PK Player Year Carrie Kveton Kelli Lunsford Kelsey Hodges Karla Pineda Ellen Scarfone Kendall Juett Marilyn Marin Rachel Holden 2013-Pr 8. 2 Kelsey Hodges Marchelle Davis 2014-Pr 9. 1 Nikki Crocco Anna Flobeck 2013-Pr CAREER ASSISTS A Player Year Marilyn Marin Karla Pineda Kendall Juett Heather Hutyra Krista Davey Carrie Kveton Kristen Campbell Christy Johnson CAREER SHOTS S Player Year Marilyn Marin Heather Hutyra Christy Johnson Karla Pineda Michelle Young Kendall Juett Teresa Vise Melinda Pina Amber Haggerty

6 2016 mean green stats RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 19 UIW W /21/2016 at Oral Roberts W Aug 26 TEXAS A&M CC W Aug 28 ABILENE CHRISTIAN W Sep 02 at Oregon State To Sep 04 at Oregon L Sep 09 TEXAS SOUTHERN W Sep 11 at #25 Arkansas L Sep 16 at Texas L * Sep 18 at Rice W * Sep 22 MARSHALL W TEAM STATISTICS NT OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts Goals scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game CORNER KICKS PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Yellow cards 13 7 Red cards 1 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/302 6/656 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 16 HOLDEN, Rachel DAVIS, Marchelle FLOBECK, Anna TORRES, Taylor PHILLIPS, Tori BRUFFETT, Lauryn JAMES, Dominique SUTTON, Hailey SEBAZCO, Cat GERNSBACHER, Katie SLAUGHTER, Kelci SOTO, Chelsei BRADLEY, Brooke CABLE, Alexsis ACKROYD, Ashleigh MUNGUIA, Sabrina GUDERIAN, Madeline LYONS, Ashleigh LAYN, Logan LOEWEN, Brittnye JOHNSTON, Bailey SANDERS, Carissa GRBA, Stefanie SCHOENING, Miranda Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 0 SCHOENING, Miranda 3 107: /1 1 BRADLEY, Brooke : /1 Total : Opponents : Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total North Texas Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total North Texas Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total North Texas Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total North Texas Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total North Texas Opponents