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1 18 SCHEDULE & RESULTS AUGUST 4 KANSAS ST. (Exh.) W, at Nebraska (Exh.) W, vs. Duquesne+ W, vs. No. 9 West Virginia+ T, 1-1 (2OT) 24 OMAHA W, at McNeese St. (CST) L, 3-2 (2OT) 31 BAYLOR (SECN+) W 3-2 SEPTEMBER 7 FLORIDA ATLANTIC (SECN+) W, UCONN (SECN+) W, at Georgia* (SECN+) L, PROVIDENCE (SECN+) T, 1-1 (2OT) 20 No. 2 TEXAS A&M* (SEC Network) W, at Alabama* (SECN+) W, MISSOURI* (SEC Network) W, 1-0 OCTOBER 4 LSU* (SECN+) W, 2-1 (2OT) 7 at Ole Miss* (SECN+) L, KENTUCKY* (SECN+) W, at No. 25 Mississippi St.* (SECN+) T, 0-0 (2OT) 21 No. 21 AUBURN* (SECN+) W, at Florida* (SECN+) 5:30 p.m. All times Central; Home game in BOLD * - SEC Game + - Played in State College, Pa. RAZOR NUMBERS 4 Arkansas has earned results against four Top-25 teams this year, more than any team in the SEC Razorback Soccer Game Notes - WEEK 11 FLORIDA VS. NO. 22 ARKANSAS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 / 5:30 PM CT / GAINESVILLE, FLA. NR (USC) / NR (TDS) 5-9-3, (SEC) QUICK KICKS >> Arkansas heads into its final match of the 2018 regular season when it travels to Gainesville, Florida to take on the Florida Gators on Thursday, hoping to extend its three-match unbeaten streak. >> The Razorbacks have earned seven points in its last three matches, including results over Top-25 teams in Mississippi State and Auburn. Arkansas is in a tie for second place in the SEC standings with 19 points. >> Arkansas concluded an unbeaten regular-season record at home last week with a 3-1 win over No. 21 Auburn. It s the first time in program history a Razorback team has completed an unbeaten home record in the regular season. >> With only two losses in its last 12 matches, Arkansas received its first national ranking of the season as TopDrawer- Soccer.com placed it at No. 22. Arkansas had been receiving votes for the previous three weeks. >> Arkansas only has one victory (at Alabama) in five true road matches this season, but three of their five goals scored in those games have come from junior Kayla McKeon. >> With a win over No. 21 Auburn last Sunday, Arkansas has more results (wins or ties) against Top-25 teams than any other team in the SEC this season (No. 9 West Virginia, No. 2 Texas A&M, No. 25 Mississippi St., No. 21 Auburn). >> Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Beitz racked up a career-high 11 saves in the scoreless draw at Mississippi State last week. It ties for the most in a game by an SEC keeper this season and is the most by a Razorback keeper since Cameron Carter racked up 12 against Duke in the NCAA Tournament in >> Freshman Kolbrun Eyjolfsdottir scored her first goal of the season on Sunday against Auburn to contribute to Arkansas 3-1 win. She s the 12th different Razorback to score at least one goal this year. RANK 2018 RECORD GOALS FOR GOALS AGAINST SHOTS SHOTS ON GOAL CORNER KICKS FOULS SAVES RV (USC) / 22 (TDS) , (SEC) Career game-winning goals scored by Kayla McKeon, tying her for fourth all time in Razorback history. Saves made by Taylor Beitz against Mississippi State, the most in a game by a Razorback since >> A win at Florida on Thursday could potentially guarantee a second-place finish in the SEC, which would be Arkansas highest finish in program history. It s previous high was third place in 2016 behind South Carolina and Auburn. >> Junior Stefani Doyle locked up her sixth assist of the year Sunday against Auburn, good for second on the team and 10 points for the season. It s her third-straight season with 10 or more points. Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Beitz has earned the starting nod as Arkansas keeper for the last seven matches and has made the most of her opportunity. On top of five wins over that stretch, Beitz has racked up four shutouts, all against SEC opponents and has averaged 5.1 saves per game. #WPS // 1

2 #WPS // 2 QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION Location... Fayetteville, Arkansas Founded Enrollment...27,558 Nickname...Razorbacks School Colors...Cardinal (PMS 202) and White Conference...Southeastern Stadium (Capacity)...Razorback Field (1,500) System President...Dr. Donald R. Bobbitt (Arkansas, 1980) Chancellor... Dr. Joseph E. Steinmetz (Central Michigan, 1977) Athletic Director... Hunter Yurachek (Guilford College, 1990) SWA...Julie Cromer Peoples (Missouri State, 1993) Faculty Athletic Rep...Gerald Jordan (Arkansas, 1970) Athletics Website...ArkansasRazorbacks.com Ticket Office Phone HOGS Athletic Department Phone...(479) TEAM INFORMATION Letterwinners Returning/Lost...14/10 Starters Returning/Lost...12/ Overall Record (.458) 2017 Conference Record/Finish (.400)/T-7th PROGRAM HISTORY All-Time Record All-Time SEC Record NCAA Tournament Appearances... 4 (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017) NCAA Tournament Record SEC Tournament Appearances SEC Tournament Record COACHING STAFF Head Coach...Colby Hale (Oral Roberts, 97) Career Record (.530) Six Seasons Record at Arkansas...Same Assistant Coach... Rob Donnenwirth (West Virginia Wesleyan, 88) Assistant Coach...Sammy Scofield (Notre Dame, 15) Director of Operations...Wes Diers (Arkansas, 17) COMMUNICATIONS Asst. Communications Dir./Soccer:... John Thomas (@John Thomas) Cell Phone:...(479) Office Phone:...(479) Office Fax:...(479) Office ...jfthomas@uark.edu.. Athletics Website:...ArkansasRazorbacks.com Mailing Address:... P.O. Box 7777, Fayetteville, AR Shipping Address: W. Leroy Pond Road, Fayetteville, AR Series vs. Florida >> Arkansas is against Florida all-time, its only win coming in 2016, a 2-1 victory. Before that win, Arkansas had lost 20 matches in a row to the Gators. >> Thursday s match will be the ninth meeting between the two programs in Gainesville, the last coming in >> In 2016, Arkansas faced Florida twice, once in the regular season and once in the SEC Tournament final. Florida won that matchup, 2-1, in overtime, but three of the last five matches have been decided by one goal. Scouting The Gators >> The Florida Gators (5-9-3, SEC) are in the midst of their 24th season under head coach Becky Burleigh, but are fighting for one of the final spots in the SEC Tournament. >> Florida is one of five teams in contention for one of the final three spots in the SEC Tournament. With 11 points, Florida is in the catbird seat out of those five teams, but only three points separate them. >> Senior midfielder Lais Araujo leads all Gators with five goals and 13 points this season, with all five goals coming in the first three matches of SEC play. >> Senior goalkeeper Kaylan Marckese heads into her final home match as the Gators keeper and has garnered four wins and five shutouts this season. >> In her career, Marckese has 27 clean sheets to her name, tying her with Taylor Burke for the most of any Florida keeper in a career. Beitz Comes Into Her Own >> Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Taylor Beitz didn t become Arkansas everyday goalkeeper until one game into the conference season, but she s made up for lost time since then. >> Beitz has started every game between the posts for seven-straight matches and has garnered four shutouts during that span, tying for the second-most of any keeper in the SEC. >> In conference play, Beitz has averaged 4.9 saves per match and has earned wins over Alabama, Missouri, LSU, Kentucky, and No. 21 Auburn. >> Last week at No. 25 Mississippi State, Beitz turned in 11 saves, tying for the most in a match by an SEC keeper this year and the most by any Razorback keeper since SEC STANDINGS RAZORBACK NOTES >> Beitz s 0.82 goals against average is good for fifth in the SEC and her 0.89 average in SEC games is sixthbest. Taylor Beitz Game-By-Game (2018) Date Opponent Minutes Saves (Shots Faced) Aug. 19 vs. W. Virginia 13:51 1 (2) Sept. 9 UConn 45:00 1 (7) Sept. 13 at Georgia 45:00 3 (8) Sept. 23 at Alabama* 90:00 3 (7) Sept. 27 Missouri* 90:00 3 (8) Oct. 4 LSU* 104:19 6 (14) Oct. 7 at Ole Miss* 90:00 5 (14) Oct. 11 Kentucky* 90:00 3 (8) Oct. 18 at Miss. St.* 110:00 11 (16) Oct. 21 Auburn* 90:00 5 (14) * - denotes started match 1-2 Punch >> After sophomore forward Parker Goins went down with a season-ending injury, Arkansas offense hasn t slowed down as juniors Tori Cannata and Kayla McKeon have traded turns in scores over the last month. >> Not only do the two scoring threats sit at 1-2 in the goals and points categories, but they ve scored eight of Arkansas last 15 goals going back to Cannata s brace against No. 2 Texas A&M (Sept. 20). Last 15 goals Rundown Number Player Opponent (Date) 1. T. Malham Auburn (Oct. 21) 2. M. Kinsey Auburn (Oct. 21) 3. K. Eyjolfsdottir Auburn (Oct. 21) 4. B. Pirkle Kentucky (Oct. 11) 5. T. Cannata Kentucky (Oct. 11) 6. E. Russell Kentucky (Oct. 11) 7. K. McKeon Kentucky (Oct. 11) 8. K. McKeon at Ole Miss (Oct. 7) 9. T. Cannata LSU (Oct. 4) 10. T. Cannata LSU (Oct. 4) 11. T. Malham Missouri (Sept. 27) 12. K. McKeon Alabama (Sept. 23) 13. B. Hunter Texas A&M (Sept. 20) 14. T. Cannata Texas A&M (Sept. 20) 15. T. Cannata Texas A&M (Sept. 20) Cannata Grows Into Another Scoring Threat >> After securing her second brace in four matches two weeks ago against LSU, junior Tori Cannata has become one of the strongest offensive threats for the Razorbacks at the end of the season. Conference Overall This Week In The SEC W-L-T Pts. Home Away W-L-T Home Away Neutral All times central Vanderbilt Thursday, Oct. 25 Tennessee Texas A&M at S. Carolina (SEC Network) 6 p.m. Arkansas Vanderbilt at Ole Miss (SECN+) 6 p.m. South Carolina Missouri at Tennessee (SECN+) 6 p.m. Ole Miss Georgia at Kentucky (SECN+) 6:30 p.m. Texas A&M LSU at Mississippi St. (SECN+) 7 p.m. LSU Alabama at Auburn (SEC Network) 8 p.m. Florida Auburn Missouri Mississippi St Alabama Georgia Kentucky

3 >> Cannata is tied with Kayla McKeon for the team lead with seven goals and second with 15 points, but four of her seven scores have come in only two matches (vs. #2 Texas A&M; vs. LSU). >> Both of those braces are the first of her career and she joins Marissa Kinsey as the only Razorbacks with two or more goals and four or more points in a match this season. >> Before this season, Cannata only had two goals in her career and seven points. She s more than quadrupled her goal total and doubled her point total this season. Both are top-six totals in the SEC. No Mercy At Home >> Arkansas play at home this year has been, arguably, the best among the SEC this year. The Razorbacks are one of four teams in the league that are still unbeaten at home. >> At 9-0-1, the Razorbacks are off to their second-best start at home under Colby Hale. The 2016 team still holds the school record for most home wins in a single season (10). >> Even though the offense is averaging over two goals a game at Razorback Field, the defense is holding opponents to a 4.2 shots on goal average in matches played at home. That average is fifth best in the SEC. To Be The Best, You Have To Beat The Best >> With the result against West Virginia in Week 1 and win over No. 2 Texas A&M in Week 6, Arkansas has won or tied five out of its last eight matches (.625) against top 10 opponents going back to the 2016 season. >> The five results are more than any other team in the SEC over that same span. >> Of the five matches against top-10 opponents three have come at Razorback Field. >> Before the tie against West Virginia, Arkansas last result against a top-10 ranked opponent came against South Carolina in the SEC Tournament last year. RAZORBACK NOTES player of the week this year. >> VanFossen was a key component in both matches as she played all 180 minutes as Arkansas center back. >> VanFossen helped limit the Aggies to only two shots on goal, neither coming in the run of play. The two shots on goal were the lowest total for Texas A&M in a match this season. >> Against Alabama, the defense held the Tide to only one corner kick, marking the seventh time this year Arkansas has held its opponent to two corner kicks or less. >> For VanFossen, the sophomore has played in all 17 matches, starting 16, and logging 1,441 minutes of play. Razorbacks Knock Off No. 2 Texas A&M >> With the help of a brace from junior Tori Cannata and a first career goal from freshman Bryana Hunter, the Razorbacks withstood an aggressive match from start to finish to beat No. 2 Texas A&M, 3-2. >> It was the first win for Arkansas over Texas A&M since 1993 and snapped the Aggies 25-match overall unbeaten streak that dated back to Sept. 17, >> Both of Cannata s goals were go-ahead goals and was the first brace of her career. >> Hunter, who had not appeared in a match yet this year due to an injury, was logging her first career minutes off the bench and came through with a clutch goal in the 75th minute, one of two shots she had in 23 minutes of action. Parker Goins Heats Up Play >> After being held goalless in the first five matches of the season, sophomore Parker Goins found the back of the net twice against FAU and UConn. >> Goins had the game-winner against the Owls, the fifth of her career. Then, scored on a penalty kick against the Huskies in the 86th minute GOAL LISTING No. Date Player (#) Opp. Minute 1 Aug. 17 McKeon (1) Duquesne 36 2 Aug. 19 Doyle (1) #9 W. Virginia 15 3 Aug. 24 Kinsey (1) Neb.-Omaha 56 4 Aug. 24 Kinsey (2) Neb.-Omaha 86 5 Aug. 26 Cannata (1) McNeese St Aug. 26 Malham (1) McNeese St Aug. 31 Neece (1) Baylor 20 8 Aug. 31 Ricketts (1) Baylor 45 9 Aug. 31 McKeon (2) Baylor Sept. 7 McKeon (3) FAU Sept. 7 Goins (1) FAU Sept. 7 Cannata (2) FAU Sept. 9 Kinsey (3) UConn Sept. 9 Neece (2) UConn Sept. 9 Goins (2) UConn Sept. 13 McKeon (3) Georgia Sept. 16 Doyle (2) Providence Sept. 20 Cannata (3) Texas A&M Sept. 20 Cannata (4) Texas A&M Sept. 20 Hunter (1) Texas A&M Sept. 23 McKeon (5) Alabama Sept. 27 Malham (2) Missouri Oct. 4 Cannata (5) LSU Oct. 4 Cannata (6) LSU Oct. 7 McKeon (6) Ole Miss Oct. 11 McKeon (7) Kentucky Oct. 11 Russell (1) Kentucky Oct. 11 Cannata (7) Kentucky Oct. 11 Pirkle (1) Kentucky Oct. 21 Malham (3) Auburn 4 31 Oct. 21 Kinsey (4) Auburn Oct. 21 Eyjolfsdottir (1) Auburn 63 Arkansas Results vs. Top-10 Opponents Since 2016 Opponent (Date) Result No. 2 Texas A&M (9/20/18) W, 3-2 vs. No. 9 West Virginia (8/19/18) T, 1-1 vs. No. 3 South Carolina (10/31/17) W, 1-0 No. 4 Florida (9/16/16) W, 2-1 No. 2 Duke (8/26/16) W, 2-1 VanFossen Heading Up Defensive Front >> After a perfect weekend in wins over Texas A&M and Alabama, sophomore Haley VanFossen secured the SEC Defensive Player of the Week award, Arkansas fourth A CLOSER LOOK... >> Her play earned her the SEC Offensive Player of the Week award, as well as an honorable mention for the Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Week. It was her second SEC weekly award of her career. >> Prior to the loss at Georgia, Goins had a streak of five-consecutive games with at least one point and an assist in four of the previous five matches. Florida Total 18 (11/213) Total 23 (10/100) Total 59 (11/183) Scoring Offense 1.06 (11/223) Per Game 1.35 (10/107) Shots Per Game (13/215) SOG Per Game 4.29 (14/291) Saves Per Game 4.12 (6/207) Save Percentage (10/162) Team GAA (10/138) Shutout Percentage (11/171) Shutouts 5 (11/171) Value (2018 SEC/NCAA Rank) Arkansas Value (2018 SEC/NCAA Rank) Total 32 (7/59) Total 34 (4/26) Total 98 (7/49) Scoring Offense 1.88 (8/62) Per Game 2.00 (3/26) Shots Per Game (3/17) SOG Per Game 7.35 (6/64) Saves Per Game 4.41 (4/175) Save Percentage (7/111) Team GAA (8/117) Shutout Percentage (8/122) Shutouts 6 (8/122) #WPS // 3

4 TEAM BREAKDOWN BY ELIGIBILITY YEAR SENIORS (3) Ellie Breden, Reece Christopherson, Carly Hoke JUNIORS (5) Tori Cannata, Stefani Doyle, Marissa Kinsey Madison Louk, Kayla McKeon REDSHIRT SOPHOMORES (1) Taylor Beitz SOPHOMORES (9) Caroline Campbell, Parker Goins, Rachel Harris, Julia Laskaris, Taylor Malham, Abbi Neece, Nayeli Perez, Brooke Pirkle, Haley VanFossen REDSHIRT FRESHMEN (2) Alexis Bach, Alli Gardner FRESHMEN (10) Kolbrun Eyjolfsdottir, Elizabeth Gousios, Bryana Hunter, Madi McBurnett, Maddie Ricketts, Libby Rumbelow, Tyler Runnels, Emily Russell, Abbey Saddler, Kaelee Van Gundy ACADEMIC MAJORS OO Alexis Bach... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 0 Abbey Saddler... Engineering 1 Rachel Harris... Recreation and Sports Management 2 Marissa Kinsey...Marketing 3 Tori Cannata... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 4 Elizabeth Gousios... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 5 Julia Laskaris... Economics 6 Carly Hoke...Journalism/Advertising PR 7 Madison Louk... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 8 Caroline Campbell... Chemical Engineering 9 Kolbrun Eyjolfsdottir... Engineering 10 Alli Gardner...Journalism/Advertising PR 11 Brooke Pirkle... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 12 Kayla McKeon... Industrial Engineering 13 Tyler Runnels...Business 14 Taylor Malham... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 15 Libby Rumbelow...Business 16 Emily Russell...Business 17 Stefani Doyle...Marketing 18 Reece Christopherson... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 19 Maddie Ricketts... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 20 Madi McBurnett... Engineering 21 Ellie Breden...Marketing 22 Parker Goins... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 23 Nayeli Perez... Psychology 24 Abbi Neece... Psychology 26 Bryana Hunter... Engineering 27 Kaelee Van Gundy...Business 33 Taylor Beitz... Kinesiology/Exercise Science 99 Haley VanFossen...Broadcast Journalism McKeon A Quiet Offensive Threat >> With her goal off the penalty kick against Kentucky, junior Kayla McKeon is tied for the team lead in goals (7) and points (16) and has at least one point in four of the last seven matches. >> McKeon has totaled 1,420 minutes this year, the most of any attacking player on the team. >> McKeon s seven goals this year are three more than her entire total from 2017 (4 goals; 23 games; 1,749 minutes played). >> McKeon now has 20 goals in her career, including eight game winners, which are the most of any active Razorback. She also has 49 career points to go along with nine career assists. >> McKeon s 20 goals have now cracked into the Arkansas all-time top-10 list, tying her with Lindsay Mayo ( ) and Jessica Fraser ( ). >> She also is ranked tied for fourth all-time with eight game-winning goals with Ruthie Miller ( ), Claire Kelley ( ), and Lindsay Mayo. One more would tie her for third all time with Mary Howard ( ). Second Half, Best Half >> This season, Arkansas is outscoring its opponents 21-9 in the second half, including 13 in the final 20 minutes. >> In the last four seasons, Arkansas has outscored its opponents in the second half with 22 coming last year. All About The Set Pieces >> Going into Week 11 of the season, Arkansas is second in the SEC with 126 corner kicks. >> Arkansas is one of the more dangerous teams in the nation when working off of set pieces as eight of its 32 goals have come from corner kicks. >> The Razorbacks are also 3-for-4 on penalty kicks. Opponent Time Score Off Service Goal Scorer McNeese 78:26 Corner P. Goins T. Cannata Baylor 19:26 Corner P. Goins A. Neece FAU 57:57 Corner P. Goins K. McKeon FAU 74:49 Free Kick S. Doyle P. Goins UConn 37:54 Corner E. Russell M. Kinsey UConn 85:16 Penalty -- P. Goins Georgia 83:20 Penalty -- K. McKeon Alabama 78:28 Corner T. Malham K. McKeon LSU 104:19 Corner T. Malham T. Cannata Ole Miss 81:28 Corner T. Malham K. McKeon Kentucky 22:35 Penalty -- K. McKeon Auburn 62:12 Corner E. Russell K. Eyjolfsdottir Kinsey s Brace Leads Hogs In Home Opener >> Junior Marissa Kinsey scored a goal in each half of the Razorbacks home opener against Omaha. The goals were her first of the season. >> Kinsey was the first Razorback to secure the brace since Stefani Doyle did it at Providence last year (Sept. 10, 2017). >> Both Kinsey and Tori Cannata have recorded multi-goal performances this season. Last year, Arkansas had five different players record two or more goals in a match. Packing Them In >> On Aug. 31, the Razorbacks had the third-largest crowd ever at Razorback Field, defeating Baylor in a 3-2 result. >> The Razorback fans set a single-game attendance record as 3,401 fans watched the Razorbacks take on top-ranked Penn State last year. >> Last year 13,538 fans entered Razorback Field over 10 home games, good for an average of 1,354. That average was the 10th-highest in the nation and fourth-highest in the SEC. RAZORBACK NOTES Top 5 Home Attendances 1. 3,401 vs. #1 Penn State (Aug. 25, 2017) 2. 3,010 vs. #2 Duke (Aug. 26, 2016) 3. 2,529 vs. Baylor (Aug. 31, 2018) 4. 2,337 vs. TCU (Aug. 23, 2015) 5. 2,268 vs. Oklahoma State (Aug. 24, 2014) Hoke Earns Season s First SEC Defender of the Week Award >> Senior defender Carly Hoke was tabbed as the SEC Defender of the Week in Week 1 by the league office for her performance in Arkansas season-opening win over Duquesne and tie against No. 9 West Virginia. It s the first conference weekly honor in Hoke s career. >> Coming off a season-ending knee injury a year ago, Hoke was able to make her comeback against Duquesne and West Virginia, playing all 200 possible minutes. >> Hoke s 71 starts are the second-most of any active Razorback and she has contributed to 19 clean sheets since Protect Your Turf >> Since 2016, Arkansas is 23-5 in matches played at Razorback Field, including wins this season over Omaha, Baylor, Florida Atlantic, UConn, No. 2 Texas A&M, Missouri, LSU, Kentucky and Auburn. >> Since Colby Hale was named the head coach in 2012, Arkansas has won 48 of its last 68 home games, including at least five wins per year. Home Victories In Colby Hale Era (since 2012) Year Record * * - denotes school record Goins Looking To Continue Upward Trend In Year Two >> Sophomore Parker Goins had one of the best freshman seasons in program history, leading the team with nine goals and 25 points, both of which were top-five totals in the SEC. >> Last season, Goins first collegiate goal was one of four she scored against Abilene Christian, becoming the first Razorback to score four times in a match since >> Goins went on to be named to the All-SEC Second Team and SEC All-Freshman Team and was ranked as the No. 30 freshman in the country by TopDrawerSoccer.com at year s end. New Look Coaching Staff >> Head coach Colby Hale added two new faces to his coaching staff for the 2018 season, bringing in former East Carolina head coach Rob Donnenwirth and former Notre Dame standout Sammy Scofield. >> Donnenwirth spent 19 years at ECU as is the winningest coach in Pirate history, compiling a record. >> Donnenwirth produced nine 10-win seasons at ECU and one conference championship. He also mentored 86 all-conference players and will work with the goalkeepers at Arkansas. >> Scofield, a 2015 graduate of Notre Dame, spent the last two seasons as an assistant coach at Elon University. >> While at Notre Dame, Scofield started in 79 of her 88 matches and was named the team s Most Valuable Freshman in 2011 and team captain in #WPS // 4

5 2018 Razorback Soccer Roster No. Player Pos. Ht. Year Hometown/Previous School Club Team 00 Alexis Bach GK 5-11 R-Fr. Lowville, N.Y./Lowville Academy FC Stars of Mass. 0 Abbey Saddler GK 5-8 Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn./Ooltewah HS FC Alliance 1 Rachel Harris GK 5-9 So. Huntington Beach, Calif./Huntington Beach HS Slammers FC 2 Marissa Kinsey D 5-10 Jr. Allen, Texas/Allen HS/Baylor Sting 98 ECNL 3 Tori Cannata F 5-9 Jr. Land O Lakes, Fla./Land O Lakes HS Tampa Bay United 4 Elizabeth Gousios MF 5-2 Fr. Elgin, Ill./Burlington Central FC United 5 Julia Laskaris D 5-3 So. Plano, Texas/Plano Senior HS/Villanova D Feeters 6 Carly Hoke D 5-6 Sr. Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest HS FC United 7 Madison Louk D 5-5 Jr. Murfreesboro, Tenn./Siegel HS/Miami Tennessee Soccer Club 8 Caroline Campbell F 5-3 So. Bryant, Ark./Bryant HS AR United 9 Kolbrun Eyjolfsdottir D 5-10 Fr. Reykjavik, Iceland Stjarnan FC 10 Alli Gardner MF 5-11 R-Fr. Southlake, Texas/Carroll HS Dallas Texans 11 Brooke Pirkle MF 5-11 So. Cumming, Ga./West Forsyth HS United Futbol Academy 12 Kayla McKeon MF 5-10 Jr. Garland, Texas/Sachse HS Dallas Sting 13 Tyler Runnels MF 5-9 Fr. Coppell, Texas/Coppell HS D Feeters 14 Taylor Malham MF 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla./Union HS TSC Hurricane 15 Libby Rumbelow D 5-7 Fr. Grapevine, Texas/Grapevine HS Dallas Sting 16 Emily Russell MF 5-8 Fr. Allen, Texas/Allen HS D Feeters 17 Stefani Doyle MF/F 5-6 Jr. Lewisville, Texas/Hebron HS Dallas Sting ECNL 18 Reece Christopherson M 5-3 Sr. Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley West HS Sporting Blue Valley 19 Maddie Ricketts MF 5-8 Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn./Chattanooga Area Homeschool Chattanooga FC 20 Madi McBurnett D 5-7 Fr. Frisco, Texas/Frisco Lone Star HS D Feeters 21 Ellie Breden D 5-9 Sr. Fayetteville, Ark./Fayetteville HS Arkansas Comets 22 Parker Goins F 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla./Union HS TSC Hurricane 23 Nayeli Perez M/F 5-6 So. Tulsa, Okla./Jenks HS TSC Hurricane 24 Abbi Neece M 5-7 So. Argyle, Texas/Argyle HS D Feeters ECNL 26 Bryana Hunter D 5-10 Fr. Pflugerville, Texas/Hendrickson HS Lonestar SC 27 Kaelee Van Gundy F/MF 5-5 Fr. Matthews, N.C./Weddington HS Carolina Rapids ECNL 33 Taylor Beitz GK 5-9 R-So. Cornwall, Ontario/Minnesota/Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary Ottawa South United 99 Haley VanFossen D 5-10 So. Broken Arrow, Okla./Union HS Tulsa Soccer Club Hurricane Coaches and Support Staff Head Coach: Colby Hale, 7th Season (Oral Roberts, 97) Interim Assistant Coach: Rob Donnenwirth, 1st Season (West Virginia Wesleyan, 88) Assistant Coach: Sammy Scofield, 1st Season (Notre Dame, 15) Director of Operations: Wes Diers, 2nd Season (Arkansas, 17) Athletic Trainer: Dawn Didier, 14th Season (LSU, 02) PLAYERS BY STATE ARKANSAS (2) CALIFORNIA (1) (2) ILLINOIS ICELAND (1) KANSAS (4) TEXAS (1) OKLAHOMA (11) TENNESSEE (3) GEORGIA (1) FLORIDA (1) NORTH CAROLINA (1) NEW YORK (1) ONTARIO (1) #WPS // 5

6 HEAD COACH COLBY HALE HALE S CAREER NUMBERS Year School Record Pct. Conf. Place Tourn. NCAA 2012 Arkansas rd in West 0-1 DNQ 2013 Arkansas th in West (Sweet 16) 2014 Arkansas th in West (2nd Round) 2015 Arkansas th DNQ DNQ 2016 Arkansas rd 2-1 (Final) (2nd Round) 2017 Arkansas th (Final) (1st Round) 2018 Arkansas Totals (.530) (.461) PERSONAL Born: Aug. 8, 1976 Alma Mater: Oral Roberts (1997) Wife: Brittany Children: Callen, Charlee, and Samantha Named Head Coach at Arkansas: Dec. 21, 2011 Colby Hale enters his seventh season as head soccer coach at the University of Arkansas after being named to the position on Dec. 21, Since Hale took over the program, the Razorbacks have reached the NCAA Tournament four times, the only times the program has ever reached the postseason. He s also overseen five all-region players, nine all-conference selections, one Academic All-American, one scholar All- American, and 86 Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll selections. Hale s teams have shown a postseason prowess also, as the Razorbacks have been a force in November, especially over the last two seasons. Including reaching the SEC Tournament in five of the last six seasons, Arkansas has reached the SEC Tournament final twice under Hale, both in 2016 and The 2017 tournament run might have been the most improbable as the Razorbacks entered the conference tournament as the eight seed, but rolled off wins over nine-seed Ole Miss (1-0), one-seed South Carolina (1-0), and four-seed Vanderbilt (1-1, 4-2 on PK s) before bowing out against two-seed Texas A&M (2-1). Arkansas became the lowest-seeded team to ever reach the tournament final and the run helped secure the school s ninth 10-win season and fourth NCAA Tournament appearance. Attendance at Razorback Field has also seen an uptick since Hale s arrival and each year, the numbers continue to rise. Last year, Arkansas finished 10th in the nation in total attendance (13,538), fourth-best in the SEC and 10th in average attendance (1,354). In last year s home opener against top-ranked Penn State, the Razorbacks set a single-game attendance record for 3,401, the fifth-straight season the single-game attendance record has been broken. After a historic season marked by several program milestones, Hale and Razorback Soccer concluded its 2016 season ranked No. 19 on the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) top 25 poll after peaking at No. 11 following a school-record eight-straight wins from Sept. 9, 2016 to Oct. 9, Hale guided the team to their first win against a top-10 opponent against then-no.2-ranked Duke on Aug. 26 in front of a record-breaking crowd at Razorback Field. Arkansas would also upset then-no. 4-ranked Florida 2-1 on Sept. 16 at home for the program s first victory against the Gators. These two wins against top-five programs and other quality opponents would catapault Arkansas to its highest NCAA RPI ranking in school history, topping out at No. 9 on Sept. 28. Hale would also gain the unique honor of being Arkansas winningest soccer coach after earning his 46th career win as a Razorback following a 1-0 victory over North Texas on Sept. 11. He would later lead the team to its fourth SEC Tournament, and following wins against Vanderbilt and Auburn in the quarterfinals and semifinals, Arkansas competed in its first SEC Tournament championship match since The Razorbacks also earned their third NCAA Tournament bid in four years and hosted the program s first NCAA Tournament match at home in school history. Soccer completed the 2015 season at Season highlights included a 2-2 tie in double-overtime against No. 10 South Carolina on Oct. 2, the program s first result against a top-10 program since 2007; the selection of hybrid defender/ midfielder Carly Hoke as the 2015 SEC Freshman of the Year; and senior defender Teni Butler being named by the Razorback Foundation as a Red Tie Co-Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Home attendance was also strong for a second consecutive year, with the all-time attendance mark at Razorback Field topped on Aug. 23 against TCU. Hale and the Razorbacks finished the 2014 season with a overall mark, giving the program its first back-to-back winning season since the 2008 and 2009 seasons. Arkansas was also the No. 9 seed in the conference tournament and earned the program s second consecutive bid to the NCAA Tournament (second in school history). After picking up a 3-2 overtime victory at Oklahoma in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament, the Razorbacks fell at No. 3 Stanford, 1-0, in the Round of 32 to end the season. In just his second season at the helm, Hale posted the most successful season in Razorback soccer history at , leading his team to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in the program s 28 year history. In the team s tournament debut, Hale guided the Razorbacks past Oklahoma State and St. John s to the final round of 16. Hale had a plan to take the program to the next level and set the bar high in his first season at Arkansas. In the 2012 preseason, he talked about the team s identity and blue collar mentality, and how the Razorbacks would be dependent on a team concept and not the play of two or three stars. Hale and the Razorbacks saw the results of that blue collar mentality and hard work pay off with a dramatic turnaround. The Razorbacks were and in the Southeastern Conference the year before Hale arrived on campus (2011). In 2012, with a senior class of just two Andrea Carlson and Allie Chandler Hale led the Razorbacks to a overall record and finish in the SEC. That step led to a 4.5 game improvement from 2011, including four more wins in conference play. Hale became just the third of eight Arkansas soccer head coaches to win his first game as coach, topping Austin Peay 2-1 at home on Aug Two days later, the Razorbacks followed up with their first big win of the season by beating Texas 1-0 for the first time in program history in Fayetteville. Prior to landing the top spot at Arkansas, Hale, one of the nation s fastest rising assistant coaches, helped guide multiple programs to success on the field and in the classroom. He moved to Arkansas after spending the previous nine seasons at the University of Central Florida (UCF), helping the Knights to 130 wins ( ) with six conference championships (four Conference USA, two Atlantic Sun), seven NCAA Tournament bids and eight wins in the postseason. In seven years at Conference USA, UCF was with four league titles. HALE AGAINST ALL OPPONENTS W-L-T Home Away Neutral Abilene Christian Alabama Auburn Austin Peay Baylor Clemson Duke Duquesne Florida Florida Atlantic Florida State George Washington Georgia James Madison Kansas Kennesaw State Kentucky Lipscomb LSU McNeese St Memphis Mississippi State Mississippi Valley St Missouri Missouri State NC State Nebraska North Carolina Northern Iowa North Texas Oklahoma Oklahoma State Ole Miss Omaha Oral Roberts Penn State Providence Rice Saint Louis SMU South Carolina St. John s Stanford Stephen F. Austin TCU Tennessee Texas Texas A&M Tulsa UConn UMKC Utah State Vanderbilt VCU West Virginia Yale #WPS // 6

7 NATIONAL POLLS UNITED SOCCER COACHES POLL TOP DRAWER SOCCER SOCCER AMERICA Place Team 2018 Record Prv. 1. Stanford (32) Southern Cal (2) North Carolina Georgetown (1) Duke Santa Clara Vanderbilt UCLA Florida State Baylor Virginia Tennessee West Virginia South Carolina Texas A&M Penn State Texas South Florida Boston College Colorado Rutgers Memphis RV 23. Wisconsin Princeton RV 25. Pepperdine NR Receiving Votes: Arkansas (28), Louisville (14), Clemson (10), TCU (10), Colorado College (8), Ole Miss (7), Washington St. (7), Wake Forest (4), Ohio State (4), NC State (3), UCF (3), SMU (3), BYU (2), Auburn (1), Wisconsin-Milwaukee (1), LSU (1). Place Team 2018 Record 1. Stanford North Carolina Southern Cal Georgetown UCLA Duke Vanderbilt Santa Clara Virginia South Carolina Tennessee Texas Texas A&M South Florida Florida State Princeton Baylor Memphis West Virginia Boston College Colorado Arkansas Penn State North Texas TCU Receiving votes: Mississippi State (9-5-2), Oklahoma State (10-6-1), Arizona (10-4-2), NC State (10-5-3), Louisville (12-4-0). Place Team 2018 Record 1. Stanford Southern Cal North Carolina Georgetown Texas A&M South Carolina Virginia Boston College Colorado UCLA Duke Vanderbilt Santa Clara Tennessee Baylor West Virginia Texas Penn State Auburn Wisconsin Washington St Florida St South Florida Rutgers Mississippi St Arkansas Week-By-Week in the Polls USC TDS SA RPI Preseason Week 1 RV Week Week Week Week Week Week 7 -- RV Week Week 9 RV Week 10 RV USC -- United Soccer Coaches TDS -- Top Drawer Soccer SA -- Soccer America RPI -- Ratings Percentage Index #WPS // 7

8 RECORD RUNDOWN Overall Home Away Neutral SEC Home Away Non-Conference Home Away Neutral In overtime vs. ranked opponents vs. unranked opponents Shutouts One-goal games Two-goal games Three-plus goal games Scoring first Opponent scores first Leading at the half Trailing at the half Tied at half Outshooting opponent Outshot by opponent Same number of shots Taking more corner kicks Allowing more corner kicks Same number of corner kicks Making more saves Allowing more saves Same number of saves Committing more fouls Drawing more fouls Same number of fouls Televised games Non-televised games Wearing white kits Wearing red kits Wearing anthracite kits Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday August September October November THE LAST TIME... TEAM Scored 6-plus goals...11 vs. Mississippi Valley State (9/3/17) Scored 5 goals... at Mississippi State (9/9/16) Scored 4 goals... vs. Kentucky (10/11/18) Scored 3 goals...vs. No. 21 Auburn (10/21/18) Scored 2 goals... vs. LSU (10/4/18) Scored 1 goal... at Ole Miss (10/7/18) Was shutout... at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Allowed 5-plus goals...6 at Nebraska (9/2/11) Allowed 4 goals... at No. 21 NC State (NCAA Tournament 1st Round) (11/11/17) Allowed 3 goals... at Ole Miss (10/7/18) Allowed 2 goals...vs. Texas A&M (9/20/18) Allowed 1 goal...vs. No. 21 Auburn (10/21/18) Shutout an opponent... at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Attempted 30-plus shots vs. Providence (9/16/18) Attempted shots at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Attempted shots...18 vs. No. 21 Auburn (10/21/18) Allowed 20-plus shots...24 vs. No. 9 West Virginia (Penn State Invitational) (8/19/18) Allowed shots at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Allowed shots...14 vs. No. 21 Auburn (10/21/18) Allowed 5-9 shots...8 vs. Kentucky (10/11/18) Allowed 1-4 shots...2 vs. Nebraska-Omaha (8/24/18) Allowed 0 shots...vs. Duquesne (Penn State Invitational) (8/17/18) Won in overtime... vs. LSU (10/4/18) Lost in overtime...at McNeese St. (8/26/18) Tied in overtime... at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Had corner kicks...18 vs. FAU (9/7/18) Had corner kicks...11 vs. LSU (10/4/18) Won a penalty kick shootout... vs. Vanderbilt (SECT Semifinals) (11/2/17) Lost a penalty kick shootout... at #12 Clemson (NCAA Tournament 2nd Round) (11/18/16) INDIVIDUAL Scored 3 goals in a half...julie Williford vs. LSU (11/2/01) Scored 2 goals in a half...stefani Doyle at Providence (9/10/17) Scored 4 goals in a match...parker Goins vs. Abilene Christian (8/27/17) Scored 3 goals in a match...julie Williford vs. LSU (11/2/01) Scored 2 goals in a match...tori Cannata vs. LSU (10/4/18) Had 4 assists in a match... N/A Had 3 assists in a match... Alexandra Fischer vs. James Madison (8/19/16) Had 2 assists in a match... Stefani Doyle vs. Texas A&M (9/20/18) Took 10 shots in a match by Laurel Pastor vs. Ole Miss (10/17/10) Had 15+ saves in a match...18 by Megan Bals vs. Florida (11/4/99) Had 10+ saves in a match...11 by Taylor Beitz at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) Recorded a shutout... Taylor Beitz vs. Kentucky (10/11/18) Had consecutive shutouts...taylor Beitz vs. Kentucky (10/11/18) and at No. 25 Mississippi State (10/18/18) STARTERS MATCH-BY-MATCH 2018 RECORD: HOME: AWAY: NEUTRAL: SEC: Date Opponent /17/18 Duquesne Harris Kinsey Hoke Louk Elfjysdottir Pirkle McKeon Malham Doyle Goins VanFossen 8/19/18 West Virginia Harris Hoke Louk Eyjolfsdottir McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 8/24/18 Omaha Harris Cannata Hoke Eyjolfsdottir McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 8/26/18 McNeese St. Harris Kinsey Cannata Hoke Elfjysdottir McKeon Malham Christopherson Doyle Goins Neece 8/31/18 Baylor Harris Cannata Hoke Eyjolfsdottir McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/7/18 FAU Harris Cannata Hoke Laskaris McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/9/18 UConn Bach Cannata Hoke Laskaris McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/13/18 Georgia Bach Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/16/18 Providence Harris Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/20/18 Texas A&M Harris Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/23/18 Alabama Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Doyle Christopherson Goins Neece VanFossen 9/27/18 Missouri Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Russell Christopherson Doyle Neece VanFossen 10/4/18 LSU Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Louk Christopherson Doyle Neece VanFossen 10/7/18 Ole Miss Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Breden Hunter Doyle Neece VanFossen 10/11/18 Kentucky Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Russell Eyjolfsdottir Doyle Neece VanFossen 10/18/18 Mississippi St. Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Russell Kinsey Doyle Neece VanFossen 10/21/18 Auburn Beitz Cannata Laskaris Hoke McKeon Malham Hunter Eyjolfsdottir Doyle Neece VanFossen #WPS // 8

9 2018 OVERALL STATS 2018 Arkansas Soccer Arkansas Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 21, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 17 vs Duquesne W Aug 19 vs #9 West Virginia To Aug 24 OMAHA W Aug 26 at McNeese Lo Aug 31 BAYLOR W Sep 07 FLA. ATLANTIC W Sep 09 UCONN W * Sep 13 at Georgia L Sep 16 PROVIDENCE To * Sep 20 #2 TEXAS A&M W * Sep 23 at Alabama W * Sep 27 MISSOURI W * Oct 04 LSU Wo * Oct 07 at Ole Miss L * Oct 11 KENTUCKY W * Oct 18 at #25 Mississippi State To * Oct 21 #21 AUBURN W TEAM STATISTICS ARK OPP SHOT STATISTICS -Shot attempts scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty 3 3 Unassisted 6 6 Overtime 1 1 CORNER KICKS off corners 5 1 PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards Red cards 0 1 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/868 5/614 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 12 Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Taylor Malham Stefani Doyle Marissa Kinsey Parker Goins Abbi Neece Emily Russell Maddie Ricketts Bryana Hunter Kolbrun Elfjysdottir Brooke Pirkle Reece Christopherson Carly Hoke Tyler Runnels Ellie Breden Haley VanFossen Madison Louk Libby Rumbelow Caroline Campbell Julia Laskaris Taylor Beitz Kaelee Van Gundy Rachel Harris Alexis Bach Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 33 Taylor Beitz : /0 1 Rachel Harris 8 717: /0 00 Alexis Bach 3 135: /0 Total : Opponents : by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents #WPS // 9

10 2017 CONFERENCE STATS 2018 Arkansas Soccer Arkansas Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 21, 2018) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. * Sep 13 at Georgia L * Sep 20 #2 TEXAS A&M W * Sep 23 at Alabama W * Sep 27 MISSOURI W * Oct 04 LSU Wo * Oct 07 at Ole Miss L * Oct 11 KENTUCKY W * Oct 18 at #25 Mississippi State To * Oct 21 #21 AUBURN W TEAM STATISTICS ARK OPP SHOT STATISTICS -Shot attempts scored per game Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct Shots/Game GOAL BREAKDOWN Penalty 2 1 Unassisted 3 3 Overtime 1 0 CORNER KICKS off corners 2 1 PENALTY KICKS OFFSIDES PENALTIES Fouls Yellow cards 7 7 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/764 4/687 Neutral Site #/Avg 0/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 3 Tori Cannata Kayla McKeon Taylor Malham Stefani Doyle Emily Russell Marissa Kinsey Bryana Hunter Brooke Pirkle Kolbrun Elfjysdottir Abbi Neece Parker Goins Ellie Breden Carly Hoke Haley VanFossen Reece Christopherson Caroline Campbell Maddie Ricketts Tyler Runnels Madison Louk Kaelee Van Gundy Libby Rumbelow Julia Laskaris Alexis Bach Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 33 Taylor Beitz 8 709: /0 1 Rachel Harris 1 90: /0 00 Alexis Bach 1 45: /0 Total 9 844: Opponents 9 844: by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents #WPS // 10

11 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATS 2018 Arkansas Soccer Arkansas Overall Individual Statistics (as of Oct 21, 2018) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs min g a pts sh sh% sog sog% yc rc gwg pk-att fg ot hat gtg foul cnr 12 Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Taylor Malham Stefani Doyle Marissa Kinsey Parker Goins Abbi Neece Emily Russell Maddie Ricketts Bryana Hunter Kolbrun Elfjysdottir Brooke Pirkle Reece Christopherson Carly Hoke Tyler Runnels Ellie Breden Haley VanFossen Madison Louk Libby Rumbelow Caroline Campbell Julia Laskaris Taylor Beitz Kaelee Van Gundy Rachel Harris Alexis Bach Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 33 Taylor Beitz : /0 1 Rachel Harris : /0 00 Alexis Bach : /0 TM TEAM - 0: /0 Total : Opponents : Team saves: 3 by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Arkansas Opponents Attendance Summary ARK Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 10/868 5/614 Neutral Site #/Avg 2/0 #WPS // 11

12 CATEGORY LEADERS 2018 Arkansas Soccer Arkansas Category Leaders (as of Oct 21, 2018) All games ## GP G A Pts Shots 12 Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Taylor Malham Stefani Doyle Marissa Kinsey Parker Goins Abbi Neece Emily Russell Maddie Ricketts Bryana Hunter ## GP G A Pts Shots 3 Tori Cannata Kayla McKeon Marissa Kinsey Taylor Malham Parker Goins Stefani Doyle Abbi Neece Brooke Pirkle Emily Russell Maddie Ricketts ## GP G A Pts Shots 14 Taylor Malham Stefani Doyle Parker Goins Emily Russell Abbi Neece Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Tyler Runnels Reece Christopherson Maddie Ricketts ## Shots GP G A Shots Shot% 14 Taylor Malham Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Stefani Doyle Parker Goins Abbi Neece Emily Russell Marissa Kinsey Maddie Ricketts Reece Christopherson ## Shots on Goal GP G A Shots SOG SOG% 14 Taylor Malham Kayla McKeon Tori Cannata Parker Goins Stefani Doyle Marissa Kinsey Abbi Neece Emily Russell Maddie Ricketts Reece Christopherson ## Game-winning GP No. 12 Kayla McKeon Marissa Kinsey Tori Cannata Taylor Malham Abbi Neece Bryana Hunter Parker Goins 10 1 #WPS // 12

13 TEAM GAME-BY-GAME 2018 Arkansas Soccer Arkansas Team Game-by-Game (as of Oct 21, 2018) All games Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Sh% Sog Sog% GW GT UA OT PK-Att YC RC Min Aug 17, 2018 vs Duquesne Aug 19, 2018 vs West Virginia Aug 24, 2018 OMAHA Aug 26, 2018 at McNeese Aug 31, 2018 BAYLOR Sep 07, 2018 FLA. ATLANTIC Sep 09, 2018 UCONN Sep 13, 2018 at Georgia Sep 16, 2018 PROVIDENCE Sep 20, 2018 TEXAS A&M Sep 23, 2018 at Alabama Sep 27, 2018 MISSOURI Oct 04, 2018 LSU Oct 07, 2018 at Ole Miss Oct 11, 2018 KENTUCKY Oct 18, 2018 at Mississippi State Oct 21, 2018 AUBURN Arkansas Opponent TEAM PER-GAME Games played: 17 Shots per game: 18.06; per game: 1.88 per game: 2.00; per game: 5.76 Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho Aug 17, 2018 vs Duquesne : Aug 19, 2018 vs West Virginia : Aug 24, 2018 OMAHA : Aug 26, 2018 at McNeese : Aug 31, 2018 BAYLOR : Sep 07, 2018 FLA. ATLANTIC : Sep 09, 2018 UCONN : Sep 13, 2018 at Georgia : Sep 16, 2018 PROVIDENCE : Sep 20, 2018 TEXAS A&M : Sep 23, 2018 at Alabama : Sep 27, 2018 MISSOURI : Oct 04, 2018 LSU : Oct 07, 2018 at Ole Miss : Oct 11, 2018 KENTUCKY : Oct 18, 2018 at Mississippi State : Oct 21, 2018 AUBURN : Totals : Opponent 1620: #WPS // 13

14 #00 ALEXIS BACH S:... 45:00 x3 (last at Georgia - Sept. 13, 2018) Allowed S:... 1 (vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) Saves S:... 2 x2 (last at Georgia Sept. 13, 2018) SEASON AND CAREER BESTS #5 JULIA LASKARIS S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) #9 KOLBRUN EYJOLFSDOTTIR S: (vs. No. 9 West Virginia - Aug. 19, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) #1 RACHEL HARRIS S: (vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) #6 CARLY HOKE #11 BROOKE PIRKLE Allowed S:... 1 (vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) Saves S:... 9 (vs. #10 W. Virginia - Aug, 19, 2018) #WPS // 14 #2 MARISSA KINSEY S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) S:... 2 (vs. Nebraska-Omaha - Aug. 24, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) S:... 4 (vs. Nebraska-Omaha - Aug. 24, 2018) #3 TORI CANNATA S: (at No. 25. Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) S:... 2 x2 (last vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) S:... 1 ( vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) C:... 2 (at Providence - Sept. 10, 2017) S:... 4 x2 (last vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) S: x3 (last at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) C: x5 (last at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) S:... 1 x3 (last at McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) C:... 1 x5 (last at McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) S:... 1 (at McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) C:... 1 x5 (last at McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) #7 MADISON LOUK S: (at Ole miss - Oct. 7, 2018) C: x 3 (last at Miami (OH) - Aug. 25, 2017) C:... 1 (vs. Florida Atlantic - Sept 4, 2016) C:... 1 (vs. Flordia Atlantic - Sept. 4, 2016) #8 CAROLINE CAMPBELL S: x2 (last vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) C: x2 (last vs. Miss. Valley St - Sept. 3, 2017) C:... 1 (vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) C:... 1 (vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) S: (vs. Duquesne - Aug. 17, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) C:... 2 (vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) C:... 1 (vs. James Madison - Sept. 1, 2017) S:... 2 (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) C:... 4 (vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) #12 KAYLA MCKEON S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) S:... 1 x7 (last vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) C:... 2 x3 (last vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) S:... 1 (vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) C:... 1 x8 (last vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) S:... 2 x7 (last vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) C:... 5 (vs. Northern Iowa - Sept. 1, 2016) #13 TYLER RUNNELS S: (vs. Duquesne - Aug. 17, 2018) C: (vs. Duquesne - Aug. 17, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Duquesne - Aug. 17, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Duquesne - Aug. 17, 2018)

15 #14 TAYLOR MALHAM S: (at. McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) C: (vs. Vanderbilt (SECT) - Nov. 2, 2017) S:... 1 x3 (last vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) C:... 1 x8 (last vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) S:... 1 x8 (last vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) S:... 2 x3 (last vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) C:... 2 x8 (last vs. No. 21 Auburn - Oct. 21, 2018) #16 EMILY RUSSELL S: (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Missouri - Sept. 27, 2018) S:... 2 (vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) #17 STEFANI DOYLE S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) C: (at Vanderbilt - Sept. 21, 2017) S:... 1 x2 (last vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) C:... 2 x2 (last at Providence - Sept. 10, 2017) S:... 2 x2 (vs. No. 2 Texas A&M - Sept. 20, 2018) S:... 2 x2 (last vs. No. 2 Texas A&M - Sept. 20, 2018) C:... 4 x2 (last at Providence - Sept. 10, 2017) #18 REECE CHRISTOPHERSON S: (vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) C: x3 (last vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) C:... 1 x3 (last vs. Northern Iowa - Sept. 1, 2016) S:... 1 (vs. Baylor - Aug. 31, 2018) C:... 1 x4 (last at South Carolina - Oct. 9, 2016) S:... 1 (vs. Baylor - Aug. 31, 2018) C:... 2 x4 (last vs. Northern Iowa - Sept. 1, 2016) SEASON AND CAREER BESTS #19 MADDIE RICKETTS S: (at. McNeese St. - Aug. 26, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Baylor - Aug. 31, 2018) S:... 2 (vs. Baylor - Aug. 31, 2018) #21 ELLIE BREDEN S: (vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) C: (at SMU - Aug. 18, 2017) C:... 1 x2 (last vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) C:... 2 x2 (last vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) #22 PARKER GOINS S: (vs. Providence - Sept. 16, 2018) C: (vs. Vanderbilt - SECT - Nov. 2, 2017) S:... 1 x2 (last vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) C:... 4 (vs. Abilene Christian - Aug. 27, 2017) S:... 1 x2 (last vs. FAU - Sept. 7, 2018) C:... 2 x3 (last at Kentucky - Oct. 22, 2017) S:... 3 (last vs. FAU - Sept. 7, 2018) C:... 8 (vs. Abilene Christian - Aug. 27, 2017) #24 ABBI NEECE S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) S:... 1 x2 (last vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) C:... 1 x4 (last vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) S:... 1 x3 (last vs. Kentucky - Oct. 11, 2018) C:... 2 (vs. Mississippi Valley St. - Sept. 3, 2017) S:... 3 (vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) C:... 3 (vs. UConn - Sept. 9, 2018) #26 BRYANA HUNTER S: (vs. LSU - Oct. 4, 2018) S:... 1 (vs. Texas A&M - Sept. 20, 2018) S:... 2 (vs. Texas A&M - Sept. 20, 2018) #27 KAELEE VAN GUNDY S: (vs. No. 9 West Virginia - Aug. 19, 2018) #33 TAYLOR BEITZ S: :00 (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) Allowed S:... 3 (at Ole Miss - Oct. 7, 2018) Saves S: (at No. 25 Mississippi St. - Oct. 18, 2018) #99 HALEY VAN FOSSEN S: (vs. W. Virginia - Aug. 19, 2018) C:... 1 (at Providence - Sept. 10, 2017) C:... 1 x3 (last vs. Ole Miss (SECT) - Oct. 29, 2017) C:... 2 (at Providence - Sept. 10, 2017) #WPS // 15

16 CAREER STATISTICS Individual Career History Alexis Bach TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : TOTAL 3 135: Taylor Beitz TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Ellie Breden TOTAL Caroline Campbell TOTAL Tori Cannata TOTAL Reece Christopherson TOTAL #WPS // 16

17 CAREER STATISTICS Individual Career History Stefani Doyle TOTAL Kolbrun Elfjysdottir TOTAL Parker Goins TOTAL Kaelee Van Gundy TOTAL Rachel Harris TOTAL Season GP Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Sho : : TOTAL : Carly Hoke TOTAL Bryana Hunter TOTAL #WPS // 17

18 CAREER STATISTICS Individual Career History Marissa Kinsey TOTAL Julia Laskaris TOTAL Madison Louk TOTAL Taylor Malham TOTAL Kayla McKeon TOTAL Abbi Neece TOTAL Brooke Pirkle TOTAL Maddie Ricketts TOTAL #WPS // 18

19 CAREER STATISTICS Individual Career History Libby Rumbelow TOTAL Tyler Runnels TOTAL Emily Russell TOTAL Haley VanFossen TOTAL #WPS // 19

20 RADIO/TV ROSTER 0 00 Alexis Bach R-FR GK 5-11 Abbey Saddler FR GK Julia Laskaris SO D Brooke Pirkle SO MF Stefani Doyle JR M/F Abbi Neece SO MF 5-7 Carly Hoke SR D Kayla McKeon JR MF 5-10 Rachel Harris SO GK Madison Louk JR D Tyler Runnels FR MF Marissa Kinsey JR D Tori Cannata JR F Caroline Campbell SO F 5-3 Kolbrun Eyjolfsdottir FR D 5-10 Alli Gardner R-FR MF Taylor Malham SO MF 5-10 Maddie Ricketts FR MF Kaelee Van Gundy FR F/MF 5-5 Taylor Beitz R-SO GK 5-9 Haley Van Fossen SO D 5-10 Colby Hale Head Coach Rob Donnenwirth Interim Assistant Coach 21 Libby Rumbelow FR D 5-7 Reece Christopherson SR MF 5-3 1st Elizabeth Gousios FR MF Bryana Hunter FR D th #WPS // 20 1 Ellie Breden SR D 5-9 1st Sammy Scofield Assistant Coach 22 Parker Goins SO F nd Wes Diers Director of Ops. 16 Emily Russell FR MF Nayeli Perez SO MF/F 5-6