MICHIGAN STATE (5-1-1, BIG TEN) vs PURDUE (5-1-1, BIG TEN)

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1 M I C H I G A N S T A T E S P A R T A N W O M E N S S O C C E R MICHIGAN STATE (5-1-1, BIG TEN) vs PURDUE (5-1-1, BIG TEN) THURSDAY, SEPT P.M. ET WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. FOLK FIELD 2018 SCHEDULE & RESULTS August Thur. 9. Toledo (Exh.)... W, 4-2 Sat. 11 CENTRAL MICHIGAN (Exh.)... W, 2-0 Fri. 17 SOUTHERN UTAH...W, 2-0 Sun. 19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY...W, 2-0 Thur. 23 UW - GREEN BAY...W, 4-0 Thur. 30 vs. Portland +...W, 1-0 September Sun. 2 at Washington +...D, 1-1 Thur. 6 OAKLAND...W, 2-0 Sun. 9 COLORADO...L, 3-0 Thur. 13 Sun. 16 Thur. 20 Sun. 23 Sat. 29 October Fri. 5 Sun. 7 Fri. 12 Sun. 14 Thur. 18 Sun. 21 Home Matches - CAPS Husky/Nike Invitational - + Big Ten Contests - * at Purdue*...8 p.m. at Indiana*...1 p.m. MINNESOTA*...7 p.m. WISCONSIN*... 1 p.m. at Illinois*... 7 p.m. PENN STATE*...7 p.m. OHIO STATE*...1 p.m. at Iowa*...8 p.m. at Nebraska... 2 p.m. RUTGERS*... 7 p.m. at Michigan*...2 p.m BIG TEN STANDINGS Team Conf Pct. Pts. Overall Northwestern Wisconsin Michigan State Purdue Illinois Indiana Rutgers Iowa Michigan Minnesota Penn State Nebraska Ohio State Maryland MICHIGAN STATE vs INDIANA (4-1-2, BIG TEN) SUNDAY, SEPT P.M. ET BLOOMINGTON, IND. BILL ARMSTRONG STADIUM B1G TEN BEGINS The Spartans open Big Ten play with a doubledip in the Hoosier State this week. MSU will face Purdue (Sept. 13) and Indiana (Sept. 16). TV LIGHTS MSU will play on the Big Ten Network Thursday at Purdue, with the game scheduled for an 8 p.m. kickoff. Dean Linke (PlayXPlay) and Jackie Manny (Analyst) will be on the call. LAST TIME OUT No. 23 Colorado got two early first-half goals from Tatum Barton on the way to a 3-0 victory over Michigan State women s soccer, handing the Spartans their first loss of the season Sunday at DeMartin Stadium. Barton opened the scoring in the sixth minute, finishing a cross from Jorian Baucom with a onetouch blast that MSU goalkeeper Reilley Ott could only watch go into the net. It was the seventh goal of the season for Barton, whose six goals coming into the game were second in NCAA Division I women s soccer. The combination of Baucom and Barton struck again just four minutes later. Baucom sent a ball over the top and Barton beat an MSU defender 1v1, finishing with a drive far post past a diving Ott to make it 2-0. Barton s eighth goal of the season is now tied for most in the country with CeCe Kizer of Ole Miss. The Spartans out-shot Colorado 12-10, but weren t able to convert opportunities in front of the goal, including to chances early in the second half that would have made it a 2-1 game. CAPTAINS Redshirt-juniors Reilley Ott and Michaela Kovacs have been named team captains for the 2018 season. Both players were also named to the Big Ten Preseason Honors List. Kovacs returns for MSU after starting and playing all 90 minutes of the first three games a year ago before suffering a season-ending injury. FRESHMAN FIRE Forward Camryn Evans, a true freshman from Fenton, Mich., scored two goals in the Spartans 2-0 win over Oakland (Sept. 6). It was the second time Evans has recorded a brace this season after she found the net twice in MSU s victory over Green Bay (Aug. 23). Evans is tied for fifth in the conference in goals scored (4) along with teammate Sadie Misiewicz. ROCKIN REILLEY Redshirt-junior Reilley Ott is near the top of several statistical categories among goalkeepers in the Big Ten. She ranks second in the conference in saves (33), saves per game (4.70), and shutouts (5). Ott is third in the Big Ten in shutouts per game (5), save percentage (.892) and goals-against average (0.55). MICHIGAN STATE NOTES The Spartans sit in a third place tie with Purdue in the Big Ten heading into the opening weekend of conference play. Northwestern (6-0-1) leads the pack, followed by Wisconsin (6-0-1). 1

2 Goalkeeper Reilley Ott s five shutouts rank second in the Big Ten Conference and seventh in NCAA Division I soccer. She ranks third in the Big Ten in both save percentage (.892) and goals-against average (0.551) The Spartans rank 13th in the country, and second in the Big Ten in shutout percentage (0.714). SCOUTING THE BOILERMAKERS Purdue heads into Thursday s game with a record following a 2-1 victory over No. 24 Louisville (Sept. 6) and a 2-0 win at home against Western Michigan (Sept. 9). Sophomore midfielder Kylie Hase leads the Boilermakers with five goals scored through seven games. Sophomore defender Sarah Clark has tallied five assists to lead the team. The Spartans lead the all-time series with Purdue by a margin. PUR won last year s meeting 6-2 in East Lansing. SCOUTING THE HOOSIERS IU is coming off a 0-0 tie with Kansas State on Sept. 9, to sit at on the season. The Hoosiers had won three straight before the draw with the Wildcats, including wins over Kentucky (Sept. 7), Loyola Marymount (Sept. 2) and Pepperdine (Aug. 31). Senior forward Abby Allen leads IU with five goals scored to go along with four assists on the season. Redshirt-senior forward Annelie Leitner is second on the team with four put away, to go along with two helpers. IU has a advantage in the all-time series with the Spartans, and took the meting last season by a 1-0 score. PRESEASON HONORS Three players were named to the Big Ten Women s Soccer Preseason Honors List. Senior Lexy Warner, Kovacs and Ott were named to the list. Warner, a native of Ypsilanti, Michigan, played in and started in 15 games during the 2017 season, totaling 1,131 minutes. She was second on the team in points (32), goals (5) and shots (32) while coming in third on the team in assists with three. Kovacs, from Hudsonville, Michigan, was named one of four team captains for the Spartans last year. She started in three games, playing all 90 minutes before suffering a season-ending injury. Kovacs earned the start in all 18 games for the Spartans in 2016, spending 1,680 minutes on the field at defense, the second-most of any Spartan. A native of Grapevine, Texas, Ott played in all 18 games and started 17 for MSU in She earned a 1.87 goals against average and was first in the Big Ten with 110 saves and 6.10 saves per game while finishing with a.780 save percentage. UP NEXT The Spartans host their first conference games of the season with Minnesota heading to East Lansing on Sept. 20 and Wisconsin visiting DeMartin Stadium Sept. 23. SPARTAN SEASON LEADERS Goals Sadie Misiewicz, 4 Camryn Evans, 4 Assists Danielle Stephan, 3 Sadie Misiewicz, 1 Michelle Herring, 1 Points Sadie Misiewicz, 9 Camryn Evans, 8 Danielle Stephan, 3 Shots Camryn Evans, 16 Michelle Herring, 10 Sadie Misiewicz, 7 Brittany Tanner, 6 Shots on Goal Camryn Evans, 9 Sadie Misiewicz, 6 Michelle Herring, 4 Bella Jodzis, 3 Game Winning Goals Sadie Misiewicz, 2 Camryn Evans, 2 Saves Reilley Ott, 33 Goals Against Average Reilley Ott, 0.19 Offensive Player of the Week Aug. 21: Sadie Misiewicz, Michigan State Aug. 28: Kayla Fischer, Ohio State Sept. 4: Annelie Leitner, Indiana Sept. 11: Brenna Lovera, Northwestern BIG TEN WEEKLY HONORS Defensive Player of the Week Aug. 21: Kayla Sharples, Northwestern Aug. 28: Sinclaire Miramontez, Nebraska Sept. 4: Michaela Kovacs, Michigan State Sept. 11: Julietta Thron, Northwestern Goalkeeper of the Week Aug. 21: Clair Graves, Iowa Aug. 28: Mackenzie Wood, Northwestern Sept. 4: Reilley Ott, Michigan State Sept. 11: Rachel Egyed, Maryland Freshman of the Week Aug. 21: Makena Silber, Illinois Aug. 28: Fischer(OSU) Wood(NEB) Sept. 4: Emaly Vatne, Ohio State Sept. 11: Marisa Bova, Purdue

3 2018 MICHIGAN STATE SPARTANS No. Name Class Pos. Hometown/Last School 00 Lauren Kozal Fr. GK Ada, Mich./Forest Hills Northern 0 Madison Clem Fr. GK Okemos, Mich./Williamston 1 Reilley Ott R-Jr. GK Grapevine, Texas/Grapevine 2 Amy Krause R-So. F/M Brighton, Mich./Brighton 3 Danielle Stephan So. M DeWitt, Mich./DeWitt 4 Michaela Kovacs R-Jr. M/D Hudsonville, Mich./Hudsonville 5 Kassidy Madrigal Jr. D Scottsdale, Ariz./Notre Dame Prep 6 Lydia Franks Jr. F Kentwood, Mich./East Kentwood 7 Mya Fregoli Fr. M Washington Twp., Mich./Romeo 8 Sofanit Fisher R-Fr. M White Lake, Mich./Walled Lake Northern 9 Bella Jodzis So. M Macomb, Mich./Utica Eisenhower 10 Camryn Evans Fr. F Fenton, Mich./Flint Powers 11 Julia Crowe Jr. D Ann Arbor, Mich./University of Akron 12 Sabrina Marx Sr. D Spring, Texas/The Woodlands 13 Athena Biondi So. D Penn Trafford, Pa./Penn Trafford 14 Lexy Warner Sr. F/D Ypsilanti, Mich./Father Gabriel Richard 15 Gia Wahlberg Fr. F South Elgin, Ill./St. Charles North 16 Alexandra Thomas So. F Dryden, Mich./Lapeer 17 Hannah Jones Jr. M Port Huron, Mich./Northern 18 Lexi Childers Fr. D Grand Blanc, Mich./High 19 Marta Gappy So. M Woodbridge, Va./Osborn Park 20 Celia Oatis Jr. M Maumee, Ohio/St. Ursula 21 Devin Jaqua So. D Kalamazoo, Mich./Portage Central 22 Abby Gardiner Fr. M Novi, Mich./Northville 23 Brittany Tanner R-Jr. F Caledonia, Mich./East Kentwood 24 Sadie Misiewicz Jr. M Holland, Mich./Holland 25 Miranda Hart Fr. F Albuquerque, N.M./ St. Pius X 26 Michelle Herring Fr. F Freeland, Mich./Freeland 27 Madison VanDyke So. D Hudsonville, Mich./Unity Christian 28 Brenna Cockerill Jr. D Brighton, Mich./Ferris State 29 Ava Diggins Fr. D Far Hills, N.J./Gill St. Bernard s 30 Sam Sklarski Fr. M/D Grosse Pointe Park, Mich./Grosse Point South 31 Samantha White Fr. D Mckees Rocks, Penn./Montour 32 Annabelle Honet Fr. D West Bloomfield, Mich./Groves 33 Olivia Argeros R-So. GK Oakland Twp., Mich./Rochester Adams HEAD COACH TOM SAXTON 28TH SEASON SAXTON SPOTLIGHT: First conference Big Ten Coach of the Year Award winner, Spartans win program s only Big Ten Championship Big Ten Coach of the Year First NCAA Tournament appearance RECORDS- Saxton has coached all 10 of the career leaders in goals and assists leaders at MSU Entering his 28th season as head coach of the Michigan State women s soccer program, Tom Saxton has spent more than half of his life involved in Spartan soccer. A life-long Spartan, Saxton earned three letters as a player before returning to campus in 1986 to assist legendary Spartan soccer coach Joe Baum with both the men s and the new women s program. Saxton was appointed the second head coach in the history of the women s program on June 1, In 27 seasons, Saxton s career record stands at The Spartans have posted winning seasons in six of the past 10 years and in 12 of the last 18. Saxton s teams boasted perhaps the finest player in Michigan State history, three-time All-American Laura Heyboer. She completed her career as the most decorated player in program history, and one of the most prolific scorers in the Big Ten - she graduated with every MSU scoring record, is one of a handful of players to earn First Team All-Big Ten honors all four years of her career, and ranks fifth all-time in the Big Ten scoring list. Heyboer has gone on to a professional career, originally drafted by Sky Blue FC, and won a WPSL-Elite Championship with the Western New York Flash in Heyboer and the 2011 team finished on the season, and won a program-best seven Big Ten games on the year. In all, 21 players earned Academic All-Big Ten honors, while a school-record eight earned Big Ten Distinguished Scholar kudos for maintaining a 3.7 GPA in the school year. Three earned All-Big Ten distinction (Heyboer, Annie Steinlage, and Jordan Mueller), Under Saxton s guidance, the Spartans have received 273 Academic All- Big Ten honors since women s soccer was incorporated into the Big Ten in Spartan players have collected a total of 41 All-Big Ten honors, including 3 SPARTANS AT A GLANCE General Information Location... East Lansing, Mich. Founded Enrollment...50,085 President...John Engler (Interim) Athletics Director...Bill Beekman Conference... Big Ten Colors...Green (PMS 567) and White Stadium:... DeMartin Stadium (2,500) Coaching Staff Head Coach...Tom Saxton (28th season) Alma Mater... Michigan State 83 Career Record (Years) (28th season) Associate Head Coach...Tammy Farnum (22nd season) Assistant Coach... Stacy DeLonge (16th season) Volunteer Coach...Mary Kathryn Fiebernitz (1st season) Athletic Trainer... Shanteisha Pruitt Soccer Office Phone Athletic Communications Primary Soccer Contact... Keeler McJunkin Phone mcjunki4@ath.msu.edu Website...MSUSpartans.com Pronunciation Guide 00 Lauren Kozal (Co-zul) 5 Kassidy Madrigal (Madge-ah-ral) 7 Mya Fregoli (Fra-goli) 8 Sofanit (Sofa-neat) Fisher 9 Bella Jodzis (Joe-diss) 21 Devin Jaqua (JAY-kwa) 24 Sadie Misiewicz (Mich-shev-itz) 32 Annabelle Honet (Hahn-it) MSU s first Conference Player of the Year, Karen Winslow in 1994, and 2008 Offensive Player of the Year, Heyboer saw Saxton lead MSU to one of its most successful seasons as the Spartans collected 14 wins - tying his career-high victory mark. Saxton also directed 2014 s squad to the NCAA Tournament for the third time since 2002, where the Spartans advanced to the second round. In 2009, the Spartans went and posted a record in Big ten Conference games, and returned to the NCAA Tournament for the second straight season, losing an overtime heartbreaker to No. 11 Santa Clara. Saxton has helped the team transition seamlessly into the fabric of one of the toughest conferences in the NCAA, helping the Spartans to four NCAA Tournament appearances and 12 Big Ten Tournament trips. A two-time Big Ten Conference Coach of the Year, Saxton, earned his 150th victory in the opening-round of the 2006 NCAA Tournament. It was MSU s first-ever NCAA Tournament win. Saxton s Spartans posted a record in 2005, their sixth-straight season with double-digit wins, including a mark in conference action, the team s best-ever Big Ten mark. He attained his 200th victory against DePaul in the 2011 opener. Saxton led Michigan State to its first-ever NCAA Tournament appearance in 2002, guiding the Green and White to a overall record, including a mark in the Big Ten. Thanks to their fourth-place finish in the tough Big Ten, the Spartans earned an at-large bid to the tournament. Saxton also won the Big Ten Coach of the Year Award in 1994, the conference s first season. That year, the Spartans finished with an overall mark of and a league record to take home the soccer program s only Big Ten Championship. In all, Saxton has coached all 10 of the career leaders in goals and assists at Michigan State, serving as head coach during seven of 10 of their careers. He also was a tutor for all five of the top goalkeepers in school history, serving as head coach during four of their careers.

4 2018 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 11, 2018) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE Date Opponent Score Att. Aug 17 SOUTHERN UTAH W Aug 19 BOSTON UNIVERSITY W Aug 22 GREEN BAY W Aug 30 vs Portland Wot Sep 02 at Washington To Sep 06 OAKLAND W Sep 09 #23 COLORADO L TEAM STATISTICS MSU 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 3 2 Red cards 0 0 ATTENDANCE Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/467 1/790 Neutral Site #/Avg 1/0 ## Player gp g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gw pk-att 24 Sadie Misiewicz Camryn Evans Kassidy Madrigal Danielle Stephan Alexandra Thomas Lydia Franks Michaela Kovacs Michelle Herring Bella Jodzis Brittany Tanner Hannah Jones Gia Wahlberg Miranda Hart Athena Biondi Samantha White Samantha Sklarski Brenna Cockerill Abby Gardiner Celia Oatis Annabelle Honet Madison VanDyke Devin Jaqua Marta Gappy Alexandra Childers Sabrina Marx Julia Crowe Sofanit Fisher Amy Krause Total Opponents ## Goalie GP Min. GA GAAvg Saves Pct W-L-T Sho 1 Reilley Ott 7 653: /0 Total 7 653: Opponents 7 653: Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents

5 2018 Michigan State Statistics The Automated ScoreBook Michigan State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Sep 11, 2018) All games Overall: Conf: Home: Away: Neut: ## Player gp-gs g a pts sh sh% sog sog% gwg pk-att 24 Sadie Misiewicz Camryn Evans Kassidy Madrigal Danielle Stephan Alexandra Thomas Lydia Franks Michaela Kovacs Michelle Herring Bella Jodzis Brittany Tanner Hannah Jones Gia Wahlberg Miranda Hart Athena Biondi Samantha White Samantha Sklarski Brenna Cockerill Abby Gardiner Celia Oatis Annabelle Honet Madison VanDyke Devin Jaqua Marta Gappy Alexandra Childers Sabrina Marx Julia Crowe Sofanit Fisher Amy Krause Total Opponents Goal Average Saves Record # Goalie gp-gs min ga gaavg saves pct w l t sho/cbo 1 Reilley Ott : /0 Total 7 653: Opponents 7 653: Team saves: 0 Goals by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Shots by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Saves by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Corners by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Fouls by Period 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Michigan State Opponents Attendance Summary MSU Opponent Total Dates/Avg Per Date 5/467 1/790

6 #1 Reilley Ott R-Jr., GK, Grapevine, Texas One of two captains... Has started all six games this season for the Spartans... Did not allow a goal in the first four games... Made six saves in net for the Spartans against Boston University (8/19) and five against Portland (8/30)... Tied a career high 11 saves against Washington (9/2)... Named the Defensive Player of the Tournament at the Husky Nike Invitational (9/2)... Named Big Ten Goalkeeper of the Week (9/4). #3 Danielle Stephan So., M, DeWitt, Mich. Started first four games of the season before sitting out at Washington with an injury... Recorded an assist against Southern Utah (8/17), Boston University (8/19), and Green Bay (8/23)... Played 69 minutes against BU... Played 53 minutes vs Green Bay... Played 51 minutes vs Southern Utah. #4 Michaela Kovacs R-Jr., D, Hudsonville, Mich. One of two captains... Started in all of MSU s games this season... Playing 648 minutes... Part of back line that allowed one goal through first six games and started season with four straight shutouts... Scored game-winning golden goal in overtime vs Portland (8/30)... Recorded two shots against the Pilots... Tallied one shot at Washington (9/2)... Named Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week (9/4). #5 Kassidy Madrigal Jr., D, Scottsdale, Ariz. Played in every game this season other than Southern Utah (8/17)... Scored firstcareer goal vs Green Bay (8/23)... Tallied an assist vs Portland (8/30) off a corner kick that turned into the game-winner... Played a season-high 43 minutes at Washington (9/2). #6 Lydia Franks Jr., F, Kentwood, Mich. Has appeared in four games this season... Scored the equalizing goal in the 64th minute of 1-1 draw at Washington (9/2)... Played a career-high 77 minutes at Washington... Played 37 minutes vs Southern Utah (8/17)... Played 14 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Started her first two games of the season 2018 PLAYER BIO UPDATES against Oakland (9/6) and Colorado (9/9). #9 Bella Jodzis So., M, Macomb, Mich. Played in five games this season, starting four... Tallied five shots vs Southern Utah (8/17)... Played season-high 82 minutes vs Southern Utah... Played 74 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Recorded an assist vs Oakland (9/6). #10 Camryn Evans Fr., F, Fenton, Mich. Played in six games this season, starting all six... Scored game-winning goal vs. Green Bay (8/23)... Scored two goals vs Green Bay... Has played 259 minutes this season... Played season-high 82 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Played 69 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played 65 minutes vs Boston University (8/19)... Scored twice and took a season-high six shots vs Oakland (9/6)... Played 79 minutes vs. Colorado (9/9). #13 Athena Biondi So., D, Penn Trafford, Pa. Started every game this season... Part of back line that allowed one goal through six games and started season with four straight shutouts... Played all 110 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Played all 93 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played all 90 minutes vs Southern Utah (8/17) and Boston University (8/23)... Took one shot vs Southern Utah (8/17)... Took one shot against Portland (8/30). #17 Hannah Jones Jr., M, Port Huron, Mich. Played in all seven games this season, starting four... Played a season-high 78 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Took one shot vs Green Bay (8/23)... Played 58 minutes vs Green Bay... Played 57 minutes vs Portland (8/30). #20 Celia Oatis Jr., M, Maumee, Ohio Played in six games this season, starting three... Played a season-high 54 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played 51 minutes vs Boston University (8/19)... Took one shot vs Green Bay (8/23)... Played 48 minutes vs Green Bay. 6 #23 Brittany Tanner R-Jr., F, Caledonia, Mich. Played in all five games this season... Started against Southern Utah (8/17)... Played a season-high 56 minutes vs Southern Utah... Took one shot vs Southern Utah and one shot vs Boston University (8/19)... Played 39 minutes vs Green Bay (8/23)... Took three shots vs Oakland (9/6)... Took a shot vs Colorado (9/9). #27 Madison VanDyke Jr., D, Hudsonville, Mich. Started all seven games this season... Part of back line that allowed one goal through first six games and started season with four straight shutouts... Third on team with 633 minutes played this season... Played all 110 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Played all 93 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played all 90 minutes vs Southern Utah (8/17) and Boston University (8/19)... Played 70 minutes vs Green Bay (8/23). #30 Sam Sklarski Fr., M, Grosse Pointe Park, Mich. Played in all seven games this season, starting three... Played season-high 90 minutes and made first-career start at Washington (9/2)... Played 64 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played 47 minutes vs Southern Utah (8/17) and Boston University (8/19). #31 Samantha White Fr., D, Mckees Rocks, Penn. Started all seven games this season... Part of back line that allowed one goal through first six games and started season with four straight shutouts... Played all 90 minutes vs Southern Utah (8/17) and Boston University (8/19)... Played 93 minutes at Washington (9/2)... Played 86 minutes vs Portland (8/30)... Played 75 minutes vs Green Bay

7 2018 MICHIGAN STATE WOMEN S SOCCER 0 Madison Clem RS FR, GK 00 Lauren Kozal FR, GK 1 Reilley Ott RS JR, GK 2 Amy Krause RS SO, F/M 3 Danielle Stephan SO, M 5 Kassidy Madrigal JR, D 6 Lydia Franks JR, F 7 Mya Fregoli FR, M 8 Sofanit Fisher RS FR, M 9 Bella Jodzis SO, M 11 Julia Crowe JR, D 12 Sabrina Marx RS JR, D 13 Athena Biondi SO, D 14 Lexy Warner SR, F 15 Gia Wahlberg FR, F 17 Hannah Jones 18 Lexi Childers 19 Marta Gappy RS SO, M 20 Celia Oatis 23 Brittany Tanner RS JR, F 24 Sadie Misiewicz 25 Miranda Hart 26 Michelle Herring SO, F 29 Ava Diggins 30 Sam Sklarski FR, M/D 31 Samantha White 21 Devin Jaqua SO, D 27 Madison VanDyke JR, D 32 Annabelle Honet 33 Olivia Argeros RS SO, GK 4 Michaela Kovacs RS /D 10 Camryn Evans FR, F 16 Alexandra Thomas SO, F 22 Abby Gardiner FR, M 28 Brenna Cockerill SR, D Tom Saxton Head Coach 7