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1 NORTHWESTERN WOMEN S SOCCER 2004 Season Notes Northwestern Wildcats Head Coach......Jenny Haigh (Wisconsin 95) NU Record (4 seasons) Career Record Same Big Ten Record Results (10-8-2, 5-4-1) Date Opponent Result Aug. 27 Missouri L, 1-2 (OT) 29 Colorado College W, 5-1 Sept. 2 at Brigham Young......L, 2-3 (OT) 4 vs. Southern Utah W, Samford W, SE Missouri State.....W, 1-0 (OT) 17 at #25 Michigan* L, at Michigan State* L, #25 Wisconsin* W, 2-1 (OT) 26 Drake T, 1-1 (OT) Oct. 1 Iowa* W, Minnesota* W, at #19 Ohio State*.....L, 1-2 (OT) 10 at #3 Penn State* L, Indiana* W, 1-0 (OT) 17 Purdue* W, #19 Illinois* T, 0-0 (OT) 24 at Illinois State L, at Oakland W, 5-1 Nov. 4 vs. #18 Illinois (BTT) L, 0-5 Home games in bold *Big Ten match (BTT) Big Ten Tournament (Columbus, Ohio Rankings reflect NSCAA poll the week of game Did You Know? Northwestern made its first Big Ten Tournament appearance since 2001 current head coach Jenny Haigh s first season at the Wildcat helm. NU set a program record by playing eight overtime games, going in those contests. NU went at home this season, including a mark in Big Ten play; since the Wildcats home park was renamed from Lakeside Field to Leonard B. Thomas Athletic Complex they are Three players Kelsey Hans (7), Ashleigh Garmon (4) and Tabitha Lowey (3) tied or broke the school record for Big Ten goals in a season. Wildcats Enjoy Successful Campaign in 2004 The Season Recap The 2004 campaign proved to be a successful one for a youthful women s soccer team, which advanced to the Big Ten Tournament for the first time since 2001 on the strength of its best conference record since Bolstered by an unbeaten home slate, the Wildcats went in Big Ten play, just the second time in the program s 11-year history the Cats posted a winning conference record. Overall, NU went on the Leonard B. Thomas Athletic Complex pitch; in fact, since the field s name was changed from Lakeside Field to the Thomas Complex, the Cats are Northwestern received the fifth seed in the Big Ten Tournament, but fell to Illinois in the first round and was unable to come up with an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. Anytime you can make solid progress increasing your record while maintaining a strong schedule, earning a Big Ten berth you know that you have momentum going in the right direction, said NU head coach Jenny Haigh. That is what we accomplished this year; we created more momentum for our program, which was already moving in the right direction. I am really pleased with the group that is coming back, she continued. We will be experienced; and these women have a high set of expectations and are willing to set their sights on the next big thing for this program. The surprise of the season had to be freshman sensation Kelsey Hans (Lakeville, Minn./Lakeville). The forward set the school record for goals in a season with 15, eclipsing by one the standard set by current Wildcat assistant coach Stephanie Erickson. In addition, Hans set school marks for goals (7) and points (15) in Big Ten play en route to garnering second-team All-Big Ten as well as a spot on the Big Ten s All-Freshman Team. Kelsey had a good year, said Haigh. She showed that she can really impact a game with her explosive ability, air game, and strength. We are excited to continue to work with her, because we think she will only get better and that is exciting. Having a consistent scorer was huge toward our success. Hans was joined on the All-Big Ten second team by sophomore midfielder Shannon Schneeman (St. Paul, Minn./Cretin-Derham Hall). Schneeman established a record by scoring four times in NU s early 5-1 win over Colorado College, and also finished second in the conference with five Big Ten assists. Northwestern s other second-team All-Big Ten honoree was sophomore goalkeeper Whitney Jones (Glen Ellyn, Ill./Glenbard West), who had a 1.28 goals-against average for the season and came up big in some of NU s best wins this season. Kelly Sitkowski (Elk Grove Village, Ill./Conant) also made it to the Big Ten s All-Freshman Team. Northwestern set a record this season by playing eight overtime matches, going Senior defender Carolyn Hack (Downers Grove, Ill./North) proved to have a flair for the dramatic, as both of her goals this season were OT match-winners. Media Services Contact Information: Office Phone: (847) Office Fax: (847) Associate Director/Soccer Contact: Mike Mahoney (847) (cell) m-mahoney2@northwestern.edu

2 2 CAREER STATS UPDATE GOALS 1. Stephanie Erickson, Brooke Bell, Ashleigh Garmon, 2001-present Katie Hertz, Dionna Latimer, Christie Molitor, Kristen Palmer, Sarah Joehl, Kelsey Hans, Erica Westrich, POINTS 1. Stephanie Erickson, Kristen Palmer, Brooke Bell, Katie Hertz, Dionna Latimer, Ashleigh Garmon, 2001-present Christie Molitor, Erica Westrich, Sarah Joehl, Aileen Guiney, Kelsey Hans, STARTS 1. Erica Westrich, Kristen Palmer, Carolyn Hack, 2001-present* Dionna Latimer, Katie Hertz, Aileen Guiney, Molly Greene, * Sarah Joehl, Amy Beckert, Katie Kovatch, Stephanie Erickson, * *Hack, Greene and Erickson are the only players in NU history to start every match they played in their college career. SAVES (GK) 1. Wendy Scholz, Erin Ekeberg, Whitney Jones, 2003-present BTT MINUTES PLAYED (GK) 1. Wendy Scholz, , Erin Ekeberg, , Whitney Jones, 2003-present ,493 SHUTOUTS (GK) 1. Wendy Scholz, (5 shared) 2. Erin Ekeberg, (3) 3. Whitney Jones, 2003-present (2) NU IN THE BIG TEN IN 2004 Freshman forward Kelsey Hans was a second-team All-Big Ten selection and also made the Big Ten All- Freshman Team. Hans was also named one of 12 finalists for National Freshman of the Year by Soccer Buzz. Sophomores Shannon Schneeman and goalkeeper Whitney Jones joined Hans as second-team All-Big Ten honorees. Freshman midfielder/defender Kelly Sitkowski joined Hans on the Big Ten All-Freshman Team. At 5-4-1, NU finished one win shy of the school record for Big Ten victories (6-3-0, set in 1998). NU finished with a winning record in the conference for the second time in history (also 1998). NU went at home against Big Ten opponents, the second time the Cats went unbeaten at home in conference play (4-0-0 in 1998). NU shut out three Big Ten opponents (Iowa, Indiana, Illinois), a first since the 1997 team also shut out three conference foes. NU scored 19 Big Ten goals, the second-best total in history (21 in 1997). NU allowed 12 Big Ten goals, the fewest since 2001 (10) and the thirdfewest in the five years of the conference s 10-match schedule. In the last eight matches of the Big Ten season, NU allowed just six goals and had a goals-against average of 0.71; only Ohio State scored more than once against the Cats during that stretch, and the Buckeyes needed overtime to do it. NU had a conference goal differential of +7 (19-12), tied for the best in school history (also 1997, 21-14). Freshman Kelsey Hans set NU records for Big Ten goals (7) and points (15) in one season. Ashleigh Garmon (4 goals) and Tabitha Lowey (3) also broke and tied the previous school record for Big Ten goals, respectively. NU had eight goalscorers in Big Ten play this year, and 13 players tallied at least one point. Sophomore Shannon Schneeman a CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree tied the NU record for Big Ten assists in a season (5) HONORS Second Team All-Big Ten Kelsey Hans Whitney Jones (GK) Shannon Schneeman SoccerBuzz National Rookie of the Year finalist (1 of 12) Kelsey Hans Big Ten All-Freshman Team Kelsey Hans Kelly Sitkowski Big Ten All-Tournament Team Shannon Schneeman CoSIDA Academic All-District Shannon Schneeman (2nd team) Academic All-Big Ten Tori Bohannon Ashleigh Germon Leslie Gittings Anne Helm Whitney Jones Julie Lipinski Tabitha Lowey Molly Maxfield Lindsey Veris Katie Wright

3 NU had a winning record for the fourth time in the program s 11-year history. NU had the fourth double-digit win season in its history (16 wins in 1998, 13 in 1996, 12 in 1997). Both of the aforementioned stats occured for the first time in Jenny Haigh s four years as head coach. NU went at home this season, its third-best home record in history (8-0-1 in 1998, in 1997); since the Wildcats field was renamed from Lakeside Field to the Leonard B. Thomas Athletic Complex, they are NU played eight overtime matches this season, a program record; the Cats were in those matches, including a mark in four Big Ten draws. All three OT match-winners this season were scored by seniors. NU went this season against ranked teams; the win came in overtime against Wisconsin, and the tie came during the regular season against Illinois. NU scored 40 goals this season, the fourth-best season in that category in the program s history (52 in 1997, 49 in 1996, 47 in 1998). BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Overall W-L-T Pts. W-L-T Pct. Penn State (3) Ohio State (13) Michigan Illinois (18) Northwestern Wisconsin (25) Purdue Indiana Michigan State Minnesota Iowa *Current NSCAA ranking in parentheses. Top eight make Big Ten Tournament. THE COOL STUFF Of NU s 40 goals, 25 came from freshmen or sophomores. NU was shut out by just two teams this season, Illinois (twice) and Penn State (once); as a result, the Cats tied a school mark for the fewest times being shut out in a season. The other NU team that finished with three blankings was the 1998 squad. NU outscored opponents this season, its best goal differential (+13) since 1998 (47-26, +21). NU cut down its goals allowed from 31 last year to 27 (22 during the regular season) this year despite losing a two-time first-team All-Big Ten defender to graduation (Molly Greene) and another two-time first-team All-Big Ten midfielder (Aileen Guiney). After allowing three goals to both Michigan and Michigan State during the first Big Ten weekend of the season, NU allowed only three of its last 12 opponents to score more than once (Ohio State scored twice on 10/8, Illinois State scored twice on 10/24). Freshman forward Kelsey Hans had 15 goals, the NU record for a single season; the old record of 14 was set by current Wildcat assistant coach Stephanie Erickson in Hans had 32 points this season, second on NU s single-season list; the record is 35, set by Erickson in 1996 (14 goals, 7 assists). NU had four players with five or more goals Hans, Ashleigh Garmon, Tabitha Lowey and Shannon Schneeman; that is a first since the 1998 team had five players accomplish the feat. Hans scored in two straight matches and three of the last four during the regular season. Garmon had goals in three of NU s last five regular-season matches. SINGLE-SEASON LISTS GOALS 1. Kelsey Hans, Stephanie Erickson, Stephanie Erickson, Brooke Bell, Christie Molitor, Brooke Bell, Katie Hertz, Dionna Latimer, Erica Westrich, Ashleigh Garmon, tied with three others ASSISTS 1. Kristen Palmer, Aileen Guiney, Kristen Palmer, Kristen Palmer, Erin Aubry, Stephanie Erickson, Erica Westrich, Shannon Schneeman, Katie Hertz, Kelly Sitkowski, tied with five others POINTS 1. Stephanie Erickson, (14g, 7a) 2. Kelsey Hans, (15g, 2a) 3. Kristen Palmer, (5g, 11a) Erica Westrich, (7g, 7a) 5. Katie Hertz, (7g, 5a) 6. Brooke Bell, (7g, 4a) 7. Erin Aubry, (5g, 7a) 8. Christie Molitor, (8g) 9. Shannon Schneeman, (5g, 5a) tied with five others 15. Ashleigh Garmon, (6g, 2a) 16. Tabitha Lowey, (5g, 3a) SAVES 5. Erin Ekeberg, Erin Ekeberg, Whitney Jones, BTT MINUTES 1. Erin Ekeberg, , Wendy Scholz, , Wendy Scholz, , Whitney Jones, ,829 GOALS AGAINST AVERAGE 1. Wendy Scholz, Susie McCreery, Wendy Scholz, Whitney Jones,

4 2004 RESULTS ( Overall, Big Ten) Shots Date - Opponent Result ot NU-Opp. NU Goals NU Saves 8/27 - MISSOURI L, 1-2 ot 8-17 Hans Jones 6 8/29 - COLORADO COLLEGE W, Schneeman 4, Hans Jones 2 (79:00) Helm 0 (11:00) 9/2 - at Brigham Young L, 2-3 ot 9-18 Garmon, Lowey Jones 8 (team 2) 9/4 - at Southern Utah W, Hans 2, Lipinski, Jones 2 (71:07) Sitkowski Gittings 0 (18:53) 9/10 - SAMFORD W, Hans Jones 0 9/12 - SE MISSOURI STATE W, 1-0 ot 17-2 Hack Jones 0 9/17 - at #25 Michigan* L, Garmon, Hans Jones 9 9/19 - at Michigan State* L, Hans 2 Jones 1 9/24 - #25 WISCONSIN* W, 2-1 ot 10-9 Lowey, Hack Jones 4 9/26 - DRAKE T, 1-1 ot 14-4 Wright Jones 1 10/1 - IOWA* W, Bohannon, Hans, Jones 2 (77:00) Garmon, Sitkowski, Gittings 0 (13:00) Schneeman, Carr 10/3 - MINNESOTA* W, Lowey 2, Hans Jones 3 10/8 - at #19 Ohio State* L, 1-2 ot Hans Jones 11 10/10 - at #3 Penn State* L, Jones 5 10/15 - INDIANA* W, 1-0 ot Garmon Jones 4 10/17 - PURDUE* W, Garmon, Hans Jones 0 10/22 - #19 ILLINOIS* T, 0-0 ot Jones 5 (team 2) 10/24 - at Illinois State L, Hans Jones 2 10/30 - at Oakland W, Hans 2, Garmon, Jones 3 (80:00) Lowey, OWN Helm 0 (10:00) 11/4 - vs. #18 Illinois $ L, 0-5 x-x - Jones X * Big Ten match. $ Big Ten Tournament match (at Columbus, Ohio). Home matches listed in ALL CAPS. Player listed in bold scored gamewinner. NOTE: Opponent s listed rank is NSCAA rank on date of game with Northwestern. INTERESTING... NU s record in matches when its various players scored Kelsey Hans Ashleigh Garmon Tabitha Lowey Shannon Schneeman Kelly Sitkowski Carolyn Hack Julie Lipinski Tori Bohannon Caitlin Carr Katie Wright NU was 2-1 when Kelsey Hans scores twice. Hans was the first player in NU history to score in each of her first two collegiate matches. NU was 1-0 when Tabitha Lowey scored twice. Shannon Schneeman set school records for goals (4) and points (8) in NU s 5-1 win vs. Colorado College (8/29). Both of Carolyn Hack s goals this season were overtime matchwinners; in fact, three of her six career goals were OT winners. NU set a program record when six different players scored against Iowa (10/1). NU scored four or more goals four times this season after having just five such games in the last five years combined; the 1996 (6), 1997 (6) and 1998 (5) teams are the only ones to have more such games. NU went when outshooting its opponents (4-1-0 Big Ten). NU went when being outshot by its opponent (0-3-1 Big Ten). NU won the only match when the Cats and their opponent had the same number of shots (vs. Indiana). 4

5 #00 - WHITNEY JONES (Goalkeeper) So. 5-7 Glen Ellyn, Ill. 20 played/20 started Second-team All- Big Ten 1,739 minutes played 1.09 goals-against average (1.17 Big Ten) Career-high 11 saves at Ohio State (10/8) Nine saves at Michigan (9/17) Eight saves at Brigham Young (9/2). #2 - TORI BOHANNON (Defender) So. 5-7 Neenah, Wis. 20 played/20 started Former walk-on anchored middle of defense Scored first goal in win over Iowa (10/1). #7 - KATIE WRIGHT (Midfield/Forward) So. 5-4 Greenwood, Ind. 19 played/3 started (Missouri, Colorado College, Minnesota) Leading returning scorer from last year Only goal this season came in tie with Drake (9/26). #8 - MOLLY MAXFIELD (Midfield) Jr. 5-6 Denver, Colo. 19 played/7 started Started first seven matches of #10 - ASHLEIGH GARMON (Forward) Sr. 5-7 Oxnard, Calif. 20 played/19 started Third on team with 14 points (6g, 2a) That tied her high for a season, also set sophomore year in Big Ten play Three goals in last six matches OT match-winner vs. Indiana (10/15) Match-tying goal vs. Purdue (10/17) Also scored vs. Michigan (9/17) and Iowa (10/1). #11 - TABITHA LOWEY (Forward/Midfield) Jr. 5-9 Peachtree City, Ga. 20 played/20 started Third on team with career-high 13 points (5g, 3a) in Big Ten play First two-goal match of career vs. Minnesota (10/3) Scored first goal in 2-1 win over No. 25 Wisconsin (9/24) Also scored vs. BYU (9/2) and Oakland (10/30). #15 - CAROLYN HACK (Defender) Sr. 5-7 Downers Grove, Ill. 20 played/20 started Started every match of her college career (74) Both goals this season were OT match-winners, vs. SEMO (9/12) and Wisconsin (9/24). UPDATING THE BIOS #16 - KATIE GUNDERSON (Defender) Sr. 5-7 Mahtomedi, Minn. 20 played/20 started Started every match of last two seasons (38) First career point came this season, assists vs. Colorado College (8/29) and Oakland (10/30). #17 - JULIE LIPINSKI (Midfield/Forward) Jr. 5-6 Tinley Park, Ill. 20 played/19 started Only goal came vs. Southern Utah (9/4). #18 - STEPHANIE KRUTSCH (Midfield) Fr. 5-8 Bloomington, Minn. 20 played/1 started (Minnesota) Tied for second on the team with four assists. #19 - SHANNON SCHNEEMAN (Midfield) So. 5-4 St. Paul, Minn. 20 played/20 started Starter in 37 consecutive matches Second-team All- Big Ten Second on team with 15 points (5g, 5a) in Big Ten play All five assists this season came vs. Big Ten opponents, tying NU record (with Aileen Guiney, set in 2002) Set NU record with four goals vs. Colorado College (8/29) Also scored vs. Iowa (10/1) CoSIDA Academic All-District honoree. #21 - KELLY SITKOWSKI (Midfield) Fr. 5-8 Elk Grove Village, Ill. 18 played/18 started Missed first two games of season to injury Big Ten All- Freshman Team Goals came against Southern Utah (9/4) and Iowa (10/1). #24 - KELSEY HANS (Forward) Fr. 5-6 Lakeville, Minn. 20 played/13 started (last 13) Secondteam All-Big Ten Big Ten All-Freshman Team Team s leading scorer with NU single-season record 15 goals and 32 points in Big Ten play, setting NU records for conference goals and points in a season Scored in 12 matches (six Big Ten) Three two-goal games (S. Utah, Michigan State, Oakland). #27 - BETH MARTIN (Defender) Fr. 5-4 Austin, Texas 20 played/20 started Only freshman to start every match this season Assists vs. Iowa (10/1) and Minnesota (10/3). BIG TEN STATS (All Matches) KELSEY HANS 2nd in goals (15, 0.75 per game) 2nd in points per game (1.60) 6th in points (32) WHITNEY JONES (GK) 7th in goals-against average (1.28) 8th in saves per game (3.65) 9th in saves (73) 9th in shutouts (4) NORTHWESTERN 4th in goals per game (2.00) 6th in points per game (5.45) 6th in assists per game (1.45) 6th in corner kicks per game (5.05) t-7th in shutouts (6) 8th in goals allowed per game (1.27) 9th in shots per game (11.95) 10th in saves per game (3.85) BIG TEN STATS (Conference Matches Only) KELSEY HANS 2nd in goals (7, 0.70 per game) 2nd in points (15, 1.50 per game) ASHLEIGH GARMON t-4th in goals (4, 0.40 per game) t-9th in points (8, 0.80 per game) TABITHA LOWEY t-7th in goals (3) t-8th in goals per game (0.30) SHANNON SCHNEEMAN t-2nd in assists (5, 0.50 per game) KELLY SITKOWSKI t-8th in assists (3) t-9th in assists per game (0.30) WHITNEY JONES (GK) 5th in saves (44, 4.40 per game) t-5th in shutouts (2) 6th in goals-against average (1.17) NORTHWESTERN 2nd in goals per game (1.90) 3rd in assists per game (1.70) 3rd in points per game (5.50) t-6th in goals allowed per game (1.20) 7th in saves per game (4.60) 7th in shutouts (3) 7th in corner kicks per game (3.90) 9th in shots per game (10.10) 5

6 The Automated Scorebook Northwestern Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2004) All games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT Aug 27, 2004 MISSOURI LOT Hans, Kelsey Aug 29, 2004 COLORADO COLLEGE W Schneeman, Shannon Sep 02, 2004 at Brigham Young LOT Garmon, Ashleigh Sep 04, 2004 vs Southern Utah W Lowey, Tabitha Sep 10, 2004 SAMFORD W Sitkowski, Kelly Sep 12, 2004 SEMO W OT Lipinski, Julie *Sep 17, 2004 at Michigan L Hack, Carolyn *Sep 19, 2004 at Michigan State L Krutsch, Stephanie *Sep 24, 2004 WISCONSIN W OT Wright, Katie Sep 26, 2004 DRAKE T O Bohannon, Tori *Oct 01, 2004 IOWA W Carr, Caitlin *Oct 03, 2004 MINNESOTA W Martin, Beth *Oct 08, 2004 at Ohio State LOT Gunderson, Katie *Oct 10, 2004 at Penn State L Maxfield, Molly *Oct 15, 2004 INDIANA W OT Iordanou, Danielle *Oct 17, 2004 PURDUE W Veris, Lindsey *Oct 22, 2004 ILLINOIS T O Johnson, Lauren Oct 24, 2004 at Illinois State L Gittings, Leslie Oct 30, 2004 at Oakland W Gilkey, Kristiina Nov 04, 2004 vs Illinois L Gilkey, Kristina Magnuson, Michele TEAM STATISTICS NU OPP 0 Helm, Anne Jones, Whitney SHOT STATISTICS... Total Goals-Shot attempts Opponents Shot pct Shots on goal-attempts SOG pct GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Goals/Game ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho Shots/Game Assists Gittings, Leslie 2 31: CORNER KICKS Jones, Whitney : PENALTY KICKS Helm, Anne 2 20: PENALTIES... Total : Fouls Opponents : Yellow cards Red cards ATTENDANCE... GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Total Dates/Avg Per Date... 11/183 7/622 Northwestern Neutral Site #/Avg... 2/282 Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents

7 The Automated Scorebook Northwestern Combined Team Statistics (as of Nov 15, 2004) Conference games RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) NON-CONFERENCE... ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND ## PLAYER GP G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW PK-ATT *Sep 17, 2004 at Michigan L Hans, Kelsey *Sep 19, 2004 at Michigan State L Garmon, Ashleigh *Sep 24, 2004 WISCONSIN W OT Lowey, Tabitha *Oct 01, 2004 IOWA W Schneeman, Shannon *Oct 03, 2004 MINNESOTA W Sitkowski, Kelly *Oct 08, 2004 at Ohio State LOT Hack, Carolyn *Oct 10, 2004 at Penn State L Carr, Caitlin *Oct 15, 2004 INDIANA W OT Bohannon, Tori *Oct 17, 2004 PURDUE W Lipinski, Julie *Oct 22, 2004 ILLINOIS T O Martin, Beth Wright, Katie TEAM STATISTICS NU OPP 18 Krutsch, Stephanie Iordanou, Danielle SHOT STATISTICS... 8 Maxfield, Molly Goals-Shot attempts Veris, Lindsey Shot pct Gunderson, Katie Shots on goal-attempts Johnson, Lauren SOG pct Gilkey, Kristiina Goals/Game Gilkey, Kristina Shots/Game Magnuson, Michele Assists Jones, Whitney CORNER KICKS Total PENALTY KICKS Opponents PENALTIES... Fouls Yellow cards GOAL AVERAGE- -SAVES- Red cards ## GOALTENDERS GP Minutes GA Avg Sv Pct W L T Sho ATTENDANCE Total Gittings, Leslie 1 13: Dates/Avg Per Date... 6/203 4/ Jones, Whitney : Neutral Site #/Avg... 0/0 Total : Opponents : GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Northwestern Opponents